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Depuis plusieurs semaines des
pluies continuelles cement conside-
rablement nos planteurs. Les ira
vaux sont pressure partout suspen
dus ct la plantation de la came ct
du mails est en- retard. Nos riziers
seuls mont pas a Sc plaindre ct va
quent philosophiquement q leurs
occupations. Je dis philosophique-
ment, car il ne me parait pas =
avoir beaucoup d'entrain chez eux.
Les prix sont demeures 81 bas quill
mont vraiment rien d'encourageant
pour lie producteur.
Nos jardins ont pris une appa-
renee toute printaniere; les arbres
sont en- feurs ct les legumes pous.
sent i vue d'eil. II est vrai que 81
les legumes poussent il y a lie cocoa
grass qui pousse aussi. Chacun salt
que sur lie bayou Lafourche cette
mauvaiSe herbe abonde ct fait lie
d~6sespoir de nos jardinierS qui Ia
croient indeStructible. Eli bien! il
men est rien !; On peut detruire ra-
detachment lie cocoa grass. Com
ment eje he lie sails pas, mails je con
nais quelqu'un qui Ell IA debarrasse
complement son jardin, TN grand
iardin qui EN- etait infecte ct infes-
te, je rai WI de mes propres yeux il
y a quelques annees. Ce destruc>
teur de la plus mauvaise herbe que
;e connaisse he veut pas fair un Sc
cret de sa decouverte ; il Sc fait fort
d'op6rer experimentalement sur la
proprietG DIES personnes qui s'inte.
resseraient a Ia chose /; c'est meme
ce qui Sc pratique NATION dit chez
lie DR.. Dansereau.
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lie docteur j. ID. Worthy, qui
est depuis quelque temps parmi
nous, Sc propose de prolonger son
sejour dune vingtaine de jours on
plus. lie docteur Il son Office chez
Mr.. j. Frost, ct, CONNIE chacun lie
salt, fait sa specialize de guerir les
hemorrhoides ct toutes,les maladies
du rectum ct celia sans avOir re-
cours a aucune operation chirur-
gicale.
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Dimanche proclaim pendant
tOute la journee, rh6tel de vile Sc
"a ouvert au public. Les ediles de
Thibodaux ont bien merit6 de
leurs administers en- dOtant la
vile de ce gentil edifice, ct nous
n'entendons partout que compli-
ments a radresse des instigateurs
de leuvre ct de rhabile architecte
qui q su la mener 81 rapidement q
bien.
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Je he croyai> pas qu'on PIT IN
core, dams nOtre steele de telepho-
ne ct de tau>SeS Mates, pousser 81
loin Ia naivete on la batise.
Oyer plutot......
II y quelpues iourS, m natnrel,
du Bayou Sec arrive chez notre ami
JOS. Thibod-aux ct lui demande i
acheter de ceS petits morceaux de
verre CONNIE notre cure Ell met sur
son e quand lis Vent lire.
Avec la persl'icacitr qui lie carac-
tGri>e, lie marchand devina anssitot
quill s'ayissait dc lunctteS on de bi-
nocles ct en- eXhiba, ma toi. IN as
sez jOll cllo!y i notre cainpagnaru
Iul sen pOSa une paire %gravement
sur son appendIce nasal ct s'esSaya
Il lire un journal quill s'ttait procu-
re pour l'occasion.
"Je ne puts pas lire ave ca, dit
il, en rcjetant la premiere paire de
lunettes. Peut-ttre que celles ci fe
ron; T~afiaire dit Mr.. ThlbodeauX.
Et il lui en- fait essayer Il deuX-
itme paire, puts II troisieme, JUS
qua Ct quentin tout le stock pas
sd.
Une idee frappa lopticlen. Mails,
mon ami, dit-il an paysan ahul1,
ayez-vons appriS a lire Eli! mon
>ieur, 81 je Savais lire, je ne yous
demanlerais pas Il achcter de vos
petites mecaniques. Et il Sen ALA
peu >a~tistait.
Nous signalons ce fait, sans com
mentaires, a notre School Board ct
nous esperons que, grace au Zele de
ces messieurs, de parcels "a dig
norance Won't replacement disparai-
tire.
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Etre pere legitime dun enfant ct
rignorer pendant plus de quaran;e
ans, c'est assez curieux. QUAINT de-
buta Ia guerre avec lie Nexiqus, lie
docteur Mitchell ~epousait daas le
Tennessee une jeune file contIe le
gre dc ses parents, ct ceux.ci lui
rendirent Persistence 81 malheule Gu Q
quill rejoignit l'armee bient6t apres
son marriage: Avant que la paix f~t
signee il app1it la mort de sa fem
mo, mails lie suit point qu'elle await
dome le jour a une file. II ne re
tourna plus au Tennessee ct &C nest
quo Fautre jour quill apprit par ha.
sard quill 6tait pere, ct sou premier
soin a els d'aller retrouver son en-.
fant Qui est mariee ct tres malheu.
reuse.
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Mr.. Numa Itiviere, qui a dirige
pendant pluSieurs annGeS lie salon
de couture de Nine JOS. Lagarde,
Went d'acheter celui de Mr.. Char
ley Bosch.
Mr.. Numa Riviere est pass6 mai.
tire dams Part illustre par Figaro ct
ne peut manquer d'avoir de nom.
breux clients.
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ITNtle University of the South

Is ItFHIFW 1T NEW N FF. ITNN., UPON
the Cumberland Plateau. 1909 feet above the
sea level. This school. under the special pat
rona"r ii tie Bishops uf tie Protestant Epis
copai Church. III the South and Southwest, OF
trrs III" healtlIieSt residence and the best adj
vantHCcS, both moral and educational. in its
Grammar Sctl"o! and its Collegiate and TheO
logical Departments For the special claims
ot i.lia University tor patronage. apply for
document to tine Rev. TEIFAIK lIODGSON,
Vice thaucell"r. Sewnrre. Tenn.
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MeSsieurS NJ. y. Legendre ct Fe.
lix p. Sewn sc proposent d'ouvrir
une maison de commission L liz
Nonvelle-0rleans, lie ) avril pro
chain.
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Mr.. Sciota 5. Evans qui fut de-
puts 30 II un resident dc Thibo.
daux, IA vendu sa proprietc ct re-
tourne dams rEtat du Missouri, son
pays natal, coulter en- paix les jours
quill lui reste "a vivre.
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LOCALES.

lie Guatrieme mercrcdi du mois
d'avril proclaim aura lieu la parade
annuelle DIES Pompiers de Thibo-
daux. rIIpn. Andrew Price en- Sera
lie Grand Marshall.
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POLICE acknowledgements les
sessions du Jury de Police auront
lieu lie dernier lundi DE- chaque
moi5 ]; la @prochaine reunion aura
lieu par consequent lc % mars.
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Tn nOuvcau bureau de pOSte
Went d'ttre etabli 4 la Eacllerie Iii.
vaudais Dusut, SUI Inabitation
Golden Rancho.
Mr.. Joseph Ghecns Ell sera lie Ii
tulaire.
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Nous apprenons la mort de Mr..
Celestin Bourg, decede hier, Is
mars, a Labadieville, a Page de IS
ans.
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Remede cOntre la dyssenterie.

Gutrison radicale ct garantie.
References nOmbreuses. AdreSSeZ
a Mr.. Omer Savoie, chez Mr.. j.
Telemaque Badeaux, Lafourche.
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ANSS PAW 1"S " PIrtIlSulC Sout
lnactlfs = nnllement j; car. les NAL.
heureuX CONNIE leurs travailleurs,
sont leves dies raube ct ne Quit
tent la tache que lorsque lie solsil
diSparait 4 llloriZon, ct tellr,nent
deialts sont bon nombre d'entre
u par les rayons penetrants du
soleiI de la saisou claude, quill Ell
est qui mont plus l'aspect d'ttres
humans.
En- bIen ! 81 ce nest hi Il labSence
de surveillance du planteur, nj au
salarlat eNagerGd de SEES engages GU Ii
soft permisde rapporter rimpossibi-
lite DIES profits memes consolants, Oh
done Ell trouver la cause principalc
en- dehors DIES intemperies DIES sii-
sons, bien entendu9 a notre sens, Get
te cause, don't Ia grande presse ne
soccupe pas sutfisamment, est tout
dams la chert6 de rargent, ct, :,us>i.
dams ceS %nOmbreux abus du mar
che de In Nouvelle-O Orleans, 81 tl-
nestes aux interets DIES produc
tours.
Pour tviter DIES longucurs, nous
ne nous GtcndronS pas, aujourdhui,
sur le talt que nous venOns demon
Ger du reste, les granues veritcS
mont pas beSoln, pour ttre procla-
mees, de phrases lnspir6es par les
Illnesses ct les dtlicatesses de liz
rhetorique.
Sill etait possible all planteur
d%'emprunter directement DIES ban
ques, CONNIE ,jadis, il %sauverai,
annuellement, une somme qui, en-
peu d'annees, formerait une fortu-
he, ciest a-dire excitement ce quill
pave pour les avances. &c nest
done pas Ell "diversifiant' nos re
coltes que nous p%reparerons un ave
mir heureuX, mails c'est Ell n'etant
plus les esclares DIES commission
naires, en- ne leur Dormant plus les
Is, 20 ct % pour cent que nous
codte lie capitale avanc6. La est
nbtre seul ancre de salut ; ct 81 Ii
grande presse pr6tait o influence
a %ladoptioa de lois facilitant aux
planteurs sucriers Pargent que re-
elaine l'agriculture,-lois qui exls-,
teraient 81 les banquese taient ce gu
Giles devraient 6tre, c'est-a.dire DIES
institutions d'utilite publique ct non
DIES usines prot6geant les citadins
seulement,-- 81, disons.nous, la
grande presse pr6tait appui 4 Pa
doption de semblabIes measures, lie
temps viendrait vite, OH ellie he nous
conseillerait plus d'ajouter q notye
meilleure denree la culture DIES Gpi-
nards, DIES topinambours, ETC., etc.
Au moment OH nous terminons ce
qui precede, u yoix sleeve en-
nous au nom de rdmitie de plusieurs
commissionnaires pour bon nombre
d'agriculteurs. Nous ne nierons
pas la droiture hi la protection de
ceuX don't les mons nous viennent
a lesprit F; mails, quaint d Famitie
DIES hommes d'argent, d leur d6sin,
teressement ct a leurs sympathies
wives pour les agriculteurs, nous
croyons pouvoir nous permettre de
dire, QUEEN these generate, il fault
parler de celia aux mternes DIES asi.
siles d'alienes, ct non aux hommes
qui ont assez d'intelligence pour
sender 10 ceur human ct pour y
trouver, toujours en- 6bullition, ces
passions nombreuses qui servent de
bases q Observation-Disclosures.
Etre pere legitime dun enfant Ell
rignorer pendant plus dc Quaran:e
ono ofAce oSoov onr>r. n,,k TX
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que, de leur solution sortiront DIES
experimentation la RUNE! Dire, vans
ambages, notre pensee c@Oncerlant
les difficulties inouIes contre les.
quefle> ont 4 litter les a.riculteurS,
tel est notre determination, aujour-
d'hui I; ct bien que nofre voix rura-
le lie soft pas a>scz forte pour Gtrc
entendue au loin. toutetois nous
dGcidons de Ia METRE Ell molve
ment ATTN d'obeir aux dicttes du de-
VOlr ct attn &c nolls Drononcer Su
la plus complete DIES causes de Zap.
pauvrissement DIES planleurs sucri
o.S.
Mails. avant d'emettre nOtre avis.
demandonS-nonS. tout Ell les paro-
dlant tant soft peu, queiS sout les
mOyenS que lot c%onsell.e III press
Sc orleanaise pour sauver notre
agriculture du nautrage qui la me
mace.
'N.o;re p%enurie, nous orient bon
nOmbre de jouinaliStes qui, quot
que SavantS, sont auSSl, partoiS,
sous Influence de conceptions de
llrantes, yotre penurle provient de
votre entttement chroniaue de ne
vous occuper que tune seule den
rec. Nou,cZ-vouS. nous dit on. que
IabOndance DIES richesSeS reinplace
VOtre p~auvr"te9 ell bien, ''uiverSi-
tiez" vos recoltes cultivez, 4 III tois
on Successivement, cannes, riZ,
mails, Olgnons, pommeS lie terre,
patates dOuceS, melons, aSper.es
navetS ct tOin .-.naiS dc tout celia.
ell petite quantite, ct largent he
nous m%anquera plus, ct vOus sereZ
tOus %heureuX, ct les peoples etran-
gers envieront votre sort! Ne plan
tez que vingt pour cent de cannes
ct quatre-vingts pour cent DIES au-
tres denrees que nous avonS nom.
mees-auxquelles, ala rigueur, vous
pourriez ajouter du persil, de la
laitue, du cerfeull DIES carottes, du
cresson, etc, etc. De la sorte, 81 les
cannes "venaient 4 manquer' ct 81
lie riz vous jouait lie meme mauvais
tour, vous auriez toujours les pro-
fits que vous a%ssureraient les hari
cots, les a%ubergines, etc, ETC., ct lit
seriez jamais sans lie sou"
Tout celia, CONNIE on lie volt, es'
fort simple: mails a cette theorie
nest il pas permis de repliquer
mails, 81 nous he plantions que y
pour cent de cannes, ct que les st
autres pour cent que mons dome
rions Il denrees que yous nou'
t conseillez venaient 4 periciliter, OF
} seraient nos profits ?-c'est eXacte
} ment ce que Ton omet de nous dire
! ct c'est la, dependant, lie chien1en
| de la question.
Tous ces conseils sont, done, plu
: tot NAL que bien fondes du reste
: lis mont pas, parmi nous, la sane
ton de Pexperience hi ceile du sue
| ces, ct nous croyons quill he faut .
voir que des sympathies, louable
| sans dOute, mails concues par de
eSprits faisant de Horticulture plu
} tot dams des bureaux dc reduction
que dams les champs. Nous croyons
aussi, que nous avons tout i perdr
en- abandonment les cultures pou
leSquelleS nous sOmmeS complete
ment outilles, ct nous persons gu
nous haterions..notre RUNE complet
en- nous conformant d la m0sdiqu
que ron nous pr6che.
/. Non !; ne nous laissons pas DOM
; ner par les reveurs, car leur RENE
) de est plus q%u'incertain, ct continu
ons, 81 fare Sc peut, ragricultur
telle que nous la cOmprenOns D'ai
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List Of Books adopted hv State Board of Edu
cation, with Exchange Prices. as per contract
awarded TO +. +. liau>e!l & Bro. New Or
leans, and for sale lit TillbuUeauX's Pharmacy.
FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS.
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.Johannot = \atural History Reader l.o5
MlicheiI's LIST LrS>"n- Geography % 40
New Pvinary...--.......m 20
" lntcrln-liaie.........0 lac
Reed & kellogg's Grade Lessons
10
Reed Il Kelloggs. Higher Lessons
~
Reeds Word 80
Young Government Glass Bouk.- 100
Worc-ster's Primary nictIonary... 60
Webb's Manual of Etynnloav.-.. IS
Mills Physiology and Narcotics -. IS
pimitry's History OF l.nui>iana... 20
rini,nr>' New History OF the Unired
States LIS
Han-cll's Prnman.hii 10
Nlcllolson'S Urinary Arithmetic...l0 30
" Int+rnr, late 30 40
" Complete lin press 40 IS
Wells Science Common Things Loo
Eclectic Drawing Books, No. |. !,
and J Zach Is
Eclectic Drawing Books, No. 4, ). =,
!. S and 9. 20
Chambers Twenty Lessons il. Book
10
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La cour de district s'ouvrira pour
Il session criminelle, lie PREMIER
lundi du mois d'avril, sous Ia presi.
deuce du Joge Beattie.
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HINDERCORNS
PAY WHEN CURED

Confidence in no ~esjy OF 1nvalds. We treat ALL Dis
eases. either Sex. towever caused and receive pay aftec
care is eSec.cd. Describe casn fully, and send stamp
for Instructions. DIR. BAKER. Box III. Buffalo. NY.
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Je he croyal> pas qn'On put en-
core, dams nOtre steele de telepho-
ne ct de tau>ses Mates, pousser 81
loin Ia naivcte on la batise.
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DIED

In this city, March y, Eliza A., infant daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. Nathaniel SholcS.
In this city, April ;, Sarah, widow of the late An
drew Dcane, aged 50 years and months. \. ii.
papers please copy.
In Chicago, March 81, George Albert, only child
of George +. and Lillian tolson, aged year, ,
months and % days.
In Penobscot, March %, Mrs Emma, wife of Mr..
Menot Grntal aged y years.
In Isle Haul, April >, Joshua Dunbar, aged 30
years, months and % days.
In Dedham, Apr I'd, Maria b. Morse, widow of
the late John Morse OF Dedham, aged go years.
In Plymouth, Iowa, March -, George f. Fendie-
ton, eldest son of Richard +. Pendeton, of Cam
den, aged Is years 10 months and days.
In Camden, March y, Darius Mills, aged 60 yrs.
In Inconville, March u, David Il. W. MunIoe,
aged 3S years and months.
In Linconyille, March 81, Walter r. Heal, aged ,
years, IL months and 10 days.
In Warren, March 30, Mrs. Rebecca Hail. aged 81
years.
In Rockland, March Is, Capt. John Crockett, aged
II years. months and - days.
In Rockland, March -, Sarah H.. wife of John
Watts aged IS years, months and II days.
In Rockland, March y, Grace Evelyn, grand
daughter of Edward E. and Lucinda Timer, aged
years and ii months.
In Waldohoro, March %, Edwin Howe, formerly
of Cooper's Mills, Whitehead
In Wadoboro, March "A, Mrs Margaret Creamer
aged so years and months.
In Bllerica Mass, March "A, Susan E., wife of
Alpheus G. Brann, daughter of the late Elkanah 5.
Smith, formerly of Rockland aged A years and $
months.
In Somerville, Mass, March -, G. Warren White
formerly of Rockland, aged IS wears,
In Ellsworth, March b. Mr. Daniel Donovan
aged 81 years.
In Bluehill, Jan. %, Mr.. Roundy Snow, aged IL
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Boston Market.

BosToN, April 3.
BUrTER-Prices are very firm. job lots fresh
creamery, 36a31c; very choice, "a a5c good North
ern diaries, % a26c selections, 2sa30c Easter
creameries, 81 d32lac June ladies, l2dl3c; extra
fresh "A a25c; imitation creamery, p 26c bakers
butter and old, 0al3c.
CHEEsE-The market is firm. Northern II I2c;
low grades 1a9c. job lots are a2c higher.
EGGS-The market is dull Prices remain about
the same. Nearby and extra Eastern, - I. II I,
Eastern rsts, BE- southern do II a l2l, c: North
ern, BE; Island and New Brunswick, I2al3l.c.
APrLEs-They remain the same. In car lots
about 5 80 is fair price.
PoTAToES-Thcre is q good demand and there is
good supply on hand Prices are Il little lower.
Hout"n rose ia I5c; Maine toe: Northern soc
Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, 6oaG5c; Houlton
hebrons, $50 15r; Maine, 65c; Northern 80 DOC
Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, 65c: burbank
% d6Oc; peerless, 10 SOC; chenangocs, 60a65c.
BEANs-Therc is a steady market. Small hand
picked pea, 81 l0a 15 large pea, Sl45a % medi-
ums, 81 40; New York pea Sl.45p I.15; yellow
eyed, improved, Sl4odl.45; common, $l.35 al 40;
red kidney, 81. 10al.1.l.
HAY AND SrRAw-There is Il little better market
for hay. Straw is firm Choice to fancy hay. $3.50
a2o5O; good, SlSa 1870; common, Slfals; eastern
fine, $l7al15o; low grades, $l2al5; rye straw,
$3.50 20.50.
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Civil Service Reform Dead.

Civil Service reform, about which so much fuss
has been made for some years, is now dead and
buried. 1t remains to be seen what the democratic
party in power will do on other matters between
now and next August. They do not agree silver;
they do not agree the tariff, anything else
so far of public Importance
On the whole. is it presumptuous to ask the
democratic President and Congress what they are
here for: Washington Special to n. Y Herald.
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Facts About Farms and Farmers,

The quotation for apples last week in Bangor
should have been barrels, not bushels.
Mr. Ira ID. Sturgis is having his flock of 200
sheep, at Vassalboro, sheared
Mr.. Orvife ID. Lambard of Augusta is holding
some 100 tons of hay, for Il rise in prices.
George w. Maxim of Paris has cow that drop
ped pair of twin heifer calves a few days ago,
that weighed "a pounds each.
We have received the Brigadier Stock Farm Cat
alOgue of Short Horn Cattle etc. This farm is sit
uated Sears Island (P. o. Address, Searsport,
Me- l.. A. Dow, proprietor, and has good repu-
tation for excellence of stock. The catalogue is
neatly printed and well arranged.
The Republican journal., 1886-04-08
MARRIED.

In this city, April 3, by Rev. Geo. +. Tufts Mr..
Chts. W Coombs and Miss Agnes l.. West, both Of
Belfast.
In this city, April B. by Rev. \. Ross, Mr. Oscar
c. Wentworth and Miss Eugenia l.. sawyer, both
Knox.
p Blnrk of Morrill, and Miss Cora NJ t;rrrr Of
Belmont.
In Waldo, March %, by $. kingsbury ESD, MI.
A. T. Beckwith, Of Belfast, and Miss Lizzie NJ.
Choatc, of Windsor.
In Knox, March %, by A. j. Curtis Esq, Mr..
Samuel f. Ryan and Susie b. >anborn, both of
Knox.
In Linconvie, March 30, Charles l.. Wyman and
Miss Lizzie 5. Fletcher, both of LinconVie.
In ThOmaston, March p, Capt. John W, sleeper,
of Union, formerly of Rockand, and Adiic W,
youngest daughter of Judge l.. Doe. OF Th"maston.
In Jefferson March II, Harry Jeane, of Rock
land, and lnez Kennedy, of Jefferson.
In Bluehill, March p. Eugene Candage and Miss
Lucy NJ. Conary, both of Bluehll.
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HOODS SarsapariIIa

Is so vastly superior to any other sarsa-
parilla or blood purifier, that one has well
said: ats health-giving effects upon the
blood and entire human organism, are as
much more positive than the remedies of
quarter of u century ago, as the steam
power of to-day is in advance of the slow
and laborous drudgery Of years ago"
"While suffering from q severe bilious
attack in March, 1888, a friend in Peoria.
H., recommended Hoods Sarsaparilla.
tried the remedy, and was permanently
cured" j. A. SHEPARD, travelling agent for
DeYOe s. Co Eutnn Street n Y
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Twenty five of the manufacturers of and whole
sale dealers in confectionery in Portland have
taken preliminary steps toward organizing a soci-
city for mutual protection.
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Auction.

Farm and Farm Tools by Auction
WILL he sold hy auction ON Tuesday, April I3,
W 1856. AT o'clock W., ON the premises, the
BOWlcs place, sO-callcd situated in Belfast miles
from Post Onicc, mile from Upper Bridge, ON
road leading to SwanNlle. Farm consists OF about
20 acres. cuts 10 or T. tons of hay very excellent
pasture, sufficient wood for fires good orchard
plenty of water, IL story house in good repair
barn in good order. Also at same time and place.
farming tools, cart, harroWs, poughS, shOVcls
forks, &c. y rare chance to obtain Il home cheap
Sale absolute, title perfect. Terms at sale. II
stormy sale next fair day.
ALONZO l.. BDWLE~.
G. C.. CRARIt AuCtiontcr. lWl4F
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Reciprocity with Canada.

John III. Mcmahon, a popular attorney of Kings
ton, Ont, has fled to the States-a defaulter.
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100 L0dieS' BrUidpd .TcrseU UUjsfs
at $500. WOrth 1925.
Is Lddies' Br0ided .JerseV Uuists
at 1925. rOrth 1915.
90 L6dies' Brdidcd Jersey U0ists
at Sf.SJ. rorth S2.2.5.
IS L0dies' Test Front Jersey
ut $3.50, nsantiy soid at $3.50.
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Call at the New York Store
For Your SPRING Millinery

stylish lot for Ladies
% Pieces of Velvet Work.
ROSS PATENT RUG HOOK 75c STAMPED
Handsome Lot ana berine Unre
a W price,. One lot
FRENCH CHROMOS. 20 bv "a for
soou. L. E MacCA RTHY, 81 Street. elfast Me-
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81 was for five years a sufferer with
boils, all run down, and was at one time
obliged to give up work. Before taking
all of two bottles of Hoods Sarsaparilla, was
entirely cured" r. NJ. LANE, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Il was severely afflicted with scrofula,
and for over year had two running sores
on my neck. Took five bottles Of Hoods
Sarsaparilla, and consider myself entirely
cured" G. f. LovEJoY, Lowell, Mass.
Hoods SarsaparilIa
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for S.. Made
only by G. |. HOOD s. CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.