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The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19
MESSENGERS Notice,
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
SOMERSET So. COURT OF INSOLVENCY.
Ia the case OF BiOn B. Blasdell, Insolveat
Debtor.
This Is to give notice that on the 10th day OF
July, A. D., 1883, warrant in Insolvency WAS
issued out OF the Court of Insolvency for
said County OF Somerset against the estate OF
said Bion B. Blaisdell of Skowhegan, ad-
judged to he an insolvent debtor. on petition OF
said debtor, which, petition was hled on the
10th day OF July A. D., 1855, to which date inter
eat on claims 10 10 be computed. That the
payment Of any debts to or by said debtor,
and the transfer and delivery Of any propertS ~
him are forbidden BY Law. That . meett p
! he creditors Of said debtor. to prove their -
and choose one assignees of his estate, VIII
be held Court Of Insolvency To be holden at the
Probate Court Room, In said Skowhegsn, on the
slst day Of July. A. d. lsss. 81 one O'Clock In
the afternoon.
Given under my hand the date fret above
written.
ZENAs VAUGHAN.
sherih ~ Messenger Of ssid Court Of Insoiv-
eney. sUH
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19
Brighton.

Most Of our farmers have commenced
haying in good earnest. 1t Is thought
that not nearly rs much hay will be cut
a. last year
Hattie Drckers school closed Friday
after successful term of eight weeks
Miss Nczora lIatchins has been visit.
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs B. +
IIntchins the past week, and will return
TO her work in Harmony, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mr., \. +. Decker are visiting
friends i'm CnrnNille
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19
Nominations by the Governor.

Governor Marble made the following
nominations, Thursday:
To be commissioner of the Treasury,
General George l.. Beal of Norway.
To be reporter of decisions, Gen.
Charles lIamin of Bangor.
Col Horace II. Burbank, of Saco. Com
mander of the Department of Maine C..
A. II, and Col Charles b. Merrill, of Port
land, Trustees of the Military and Naval
Orphan Asylum at Bath , and Rutlilns
Alden, of Winthrop, Trustee of the State
College, OrOuo.
The Governor has appointed for COM
mittee to examine the State treasurer ac-
counts, the following gentlemen; Hon.
Seth NJ. Carter, Auburn; Hon Eben T.,
Rand, Greenwood; Il. NJ. Partridge, Esq
Whiteteld; j. F. Sprague, Esq, Monson
W. S. Brown, Esq, Waldoboro.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19
Athens.

The primary school in Athens village
closed Friday, July 9Th. The following
pupils were not absent during the term
Walter Hight. I.ennie Emery, Dannie
Reed, Walter Hilton, Austin Barker,
Myron Mari, Abbie TibhetS, Ida Robin
son, Gertie York, Viva Barker, Helen
flurd, Ina Emery and Laura Holman.
Absent one day. Ernest Holman, Ma
mic Hight, orrie Mari, Alice Robinson,
Florence Holman, Birdena Berry, Caddie
Berry and Eva Wentworth.
Mae H. Tony, Teacher.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19
SoIon,

Fred Drury has sold his yearling steer
Ia Gen. Shepherd of Skowhegan. Thes,
steer, are grade Hereford matched an
measure 6 feet, one inch The price pal
was Sl25 Mr. Drury is one of the bes
breeders of stock in town. We Wi,l
that WE could have exhibited them at til,
fairs this fall but In Gen. Shepherd
hands they are sure TO win prizes.
The South Scion stage leaves Skowhe
gan now after the ! IL train arrives, an,
returning leaves South Solon in time Il
connect with the ) - A. NJ. train.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19
A Big Show Coming.

There will be no dearth of amusementS
on Tuesday July 3lst. instant, for on that
date Wallace 4 Cos Great Worlds Mena-
gerie and Three-ring International Circus
is to exhibit here. This is a show of
which we have heard much, and what we
have heard has been invariably~in its
favor. Those who have seen it speak of
its being the best on the road, and say
that the performers are all first class
Among the list of performers we notice
the names of many who are celebrated
for their pre-eminenCe. - W.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19
Larger than Ever.


"Let us reduce the revenue from i'm
ports, cry the sponsors of the Mills bill.
SO they lower the duties on articles which
we produce at home; cut down the wages
of working men; dsarranged the general
business of the country; break up some
industries altogether; drive some manu-
featuring establishments across the wa
ter; practically compel our people to buy
goods from abroad. aud raise the mischief
And 10! when all is done the
revenue from imports is larger than ever.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19
Somerset County Probate Court.
TVRNEE BU~WfII. JUDGE.
,1tIY TERM. I~~S.

July EhN. l~sS.
Wills provcd-,Jonathan Bates. Gather
inc Ellis Charles 4, TibbctS, Fairfield {;
Iibian NJ. Marble. Harmony John g..
Sanders, Mercer EIoratio g. Tilton. Nor
Charles +. Williams, Embden
Angelina h. Winslow, New Portland.
Prescntcd-Phllip Morrill,, COruvillc
Isaac Stafford, Harmony.
Accounts >ettlcd-E,tatcS of Wesley
Archer, Edward NJ Frost, Mary J. Hill
man, Fairfield; Eliza Boics. Mary c.
Shirley, Henry W. Woods, Skov hogan
Mary Briggs Palmyra; Theopilus p
Doe. Coruville; oliver Porter, J. Steward
Walker, Norridgewock Henry j. Robin
son, st Adams; Miles StandiSh. Flag
staff; Elihu Stevens, Jr. Smithheld; In
crease $. Weston, Illinois; Ab>alom
Parkman. Solon.
Accounts tillcd-E,tatcs of Margaret
Works, Mary r. Moore, Norrid4cwock
John Piper, John Oliver Starks; Herbert
W. Edmunds. Canaan; Charles Peavey.
Smithheld; Hannah Folsom, Cornvillc
Elizabeth \. Iadd Amanda +. Robinson,
Skowhcgan Freeman Tiltpn, Palmyra.
License to sell real estate granted-ES.
tatc~ of Henry W. Bodwell, Charles Bod
well, SolJn; Ahucr Coburn, \. X. +. l.
Nay. AmaSa T. Weston, Skowhegan
Meribah Maxwell. Canaan Jesse X, Yves.
colt, Cornvillc; Stephen ID. Lindsey
Norrtdgcwock
Asked for-Estatcs of Levi Holway,
Solon; William u. Branch, Smithheld
Guardians pointod-EstateS Of Lev
lolway, Solon; Sylvauus GRAY, Harmony
Willie A. Turner, Canaan; William d.
Branch, Smithneld. Asked for over La
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19
CORRESPONDENCE.
Fairfield.


Miss Nena Clark is spending few
weeks at her old home
The marriage of Mr.. WI We. Of the
firm of Wiggn Nc and Mss Cora
Chapman toek place SATURDAY evening at
the residence of the birdie the krN y u.
Curtis being the officiating clergyman
Thy were the recipients al saine elegant
presents, Including haa>e lot from ).
\ NYe; silver service from Mrs. ! i
NHe and daughter. IN elesant jewell
ease containing slao III gold from Mr.
i. IL Nve of Augusta and daughter Mrs
J. NJ. Fogg of Fairfield BerrY dish from
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Wigslu. fake basket
Miss Alice Chapman. Tho couple wen
AT once to their own homo which was II
readiness for them, where II Is hoped b
their many friends that they may spend !
long and happy life.
Thr horse cars are having good crow
on every trip. the smallest daN : worl
was one stormy day. When the numb
carried WAS -.
|. &. salley. our popular tailor. lief
fer Boston. Saturday night.
\ b. Clark and J Il Clark Of Boston
are gu visit IL ihelf father, \. W
Clark.
Rev. { NJ Emery preached at til
Baptist church last sunday.
Ed. Kelly and VIII lcli here Monda
noon witch their team n driAe to Rock
land.
Mrs ChaS. Fogg leaee, thiS week fo
Old Orchard
First races at Fairfield Park. aug. II
and lpth.
Quarterly meeting At thr Methods
church. Rev Geo. g Aulrews, Presi'
Eider. was present.
Mi-~ Susie CLARK Is home from Nol
rid2e, ;, OK where >he IA, been throna
the millinery season
Tie horse cars arr a great eonvenicnc
aud are we'll patronizcd
=. Work on the Opera House j. to beg
at once.
Mrs VIII Simpson is visiting frienl
, in Rockport and keekIand
E Nil, Fannie kenriek is visiting
: Rockland.
/. L. Pratt is in the store of G.
Savage.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19
AT WASHINGTON

Senator Chace, Monday, introduced a
bill providing that mailabe matter of the
third class shall now consist of all mat
ter embraced by law In the third and
fourth classes, and that the postage there
upon shall be at the rate of a cent for
each two ounces. II further provides
that no package shall be received for
conveyance by mail which weighs more
than four pounds unless the package con-
sists Of book or government publica-
tiou.
Chairman Mills said Tuesday that the
House would finish consideration of the
.Arn Dill Wednesday, or Thursday at the
latest. aud that IN effort would be made
" get . aeai vote on Saturday. Should
there not b full st>an11anes Saturday, q
vote Wtll b taksa Nd ~.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19
Notice Of Petition for Discharge.

SOMERSET sS. COURT OF INSOLVENCY.
In the case OF Benjamin L. Moody, Insolvent
debtor.
Notice ia hereby gwen that a petition has, on
this 10th day OF July a. b. 1888, been
presented to said Court for said County by
Benjamn l.. Moody of Lexington in the Coun
~ OF somerset, praying that he may be decreed to
have full discharge from all his debts proyable nm
der the lnsoVent Law of Maine, and upon
said petition, it is ordered by said Court that a
h airing be had upon thesame before said Court at
the Probate Court Room in Skowhcgan III said
County OF Somerset, On Tuesday the lilh day OF
August A. ID. ISIS at one O'Clock in the afler-
noon and thar notice thereof be published in the
somerset Reporter weekly newspaper published
In said County of Somerset. once a week for two
successive weeks, the last publication to be seven
days before the oay OF hearing, and that all credit
tors and other persons interested, may appear at
said place and time, and show cause, il any they
have, why discharge should not be granted said
debtor according TO Il Z prayer OF his petition.
Attest: :. III. GOODWIN,
Register OF said Court for sand
2W29 County OF Somerset.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19
Almost Here
EVERYBODY EAGER FOR FoRrr,rGH AND
Tni "WHp WE>r" Snow.

III. W lid W ENl SHOW.
No local event of recent years in the
amusement line has attracted 50 much
attention or has been more talked Of than
the long anticipated coming of the great
toropaugh and "Wld West" shows,
which exhibit in all their 'unapproachable
aud unabridged entirety at Watervilc.
TUESDAY, July 9th. The public pulse
beat, high with expectancy, and curiosity
is wildly eager. Already hotel and res
;aurant men are prcparin. for the hun
Try crowds that the glittering street
pageant, which preccdes the opening
performance, will draw to the city. In
every respect it will be a gala day and
one long TO be remembered.
\ circus with the Forepaugh brand has
come to be recognized a. frs: class in
every respect, and the reputation Of the
great Snowman alone would make it sue
ceSsful. Adam Forepaugh is not, how
ever, content to rest on his laurels and
this season marks Il new era of added
splcndor to his record as manager.
From critics everywhere. comes the same
expression, 1t is the greatest and grand
est show ever put on the road" The
leading papers Of every city where the
show has exhibited are enthusiastic in
their praise of its novel, numerous and
often remarkable features.
Such unamity of commentator must
mean something more than the mere cir
Gus bills can express. A well known
gentleman who saw the opening per
Torrance of the great combined shows
in Philadelphia, says of it: There is
just this to be said about the Fore
paugh show this season-no other circus
in the world has trapeze leaping pony;
no other show can exhibit 50 many ele-
plants, or any that are so well trained
no other circus has wild West cXhi-
bition, with genuine Sioux Indians,
scouts and cowboys; there is no Dr.
Carver except the Carver with the Fore
pan9h "Wild West" and no rider in the
world can equal Adam Forcpaugh, ,Jr's,
thrilling thirty horse bareback act This
is strong praise, but it is eminently safe
to endorse it.
Through an arrangement entered into
between the leading circuses of the coun-
try, the combined Forepaugh aud "Wild
West shows will be the only big tented
exhibition that will appear in this locally
during the present season.
Sherman Kennedy was drowned at
Mills River the 18th inst, while bathing,
lie was 30 years old and unmarried.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19

DR. Kent has taken rooms in Mr. Ste
yen's house on Main St
Mr.. Nathan Weston, aged 90 years, is
very feeble.
Mr.. Timothy Jones is confined TO his
bed, aud not expected to recover.
The w. X. G.. celebrated their second
anniversary at Gimans Hall Saturday
evening. July II. The entertainment
consisted of a lecture by 5, j. Walton of
Sko"hegan and music by quartette, also
comic sou" by O. +. Ireland, concluding
with cake, coffee and ice cream.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19

ElIhu Stevens OF SmlthfIeId Is IN bis
l0lst year. and is yet hale and hearty.
He cast his first Presidential vote for
Andrew jackson and has never failed to
vote in "a presidential election since. He
is the father of u children, 20 of whom
lived to manhood and womanhood. His
children, grandchildren and great grand
children are in number 3l9. In lso6 he
and his children cast 33 votes for COVER
nor in Maine and four In California.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19

The stock of the Somerset Wooden
Company at East Madison, recently at
tached is to be sold at auction this week.
The mill has been shut down three weeks
with little prospect of resumption of
operations. The affairs Of the company
are somewhat mixed and it will take cou-
siderable time to get everything satlsfac-
torly adjusted. The operatives have not
yet been paid the wages due them. being
for one aud one half months labor.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19
ATHENS and BRIGHTON
LINE.

Stage leaves skowhegan on arrival Of train nj
night.
train for Boston.
Headquarters In skowhegan at skowhegan
House.
Hesd@nart~rs In Atbens NJ Hotel Emery.
krisnds and Exprsas matter promptly attsr A.
ID 70.
ssGas PRINCE STAFFORD. Proprietor.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19

The Quebec Central railroad company
Is extending its line in the direction of
Moose River from the present terminus
st. Francis, and purpose to push it
through to Moose River before many
years.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19

YOUR MONEY REFUNDED If "ssovys
INSTANT BELIEF FOE PAIN" FAILS TO BENF-
FIT YOU WHEN USED STRICTLY ACCORD.
ING TO DIRECTIONS ON THE INSIDE
ERAPPER Iva
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19
Notice Of Petition for Discharge
STATE OF MAINE.


SOMERSET SIS. COURT or INSOLVENCY.
In the case of Valentine NJ. Vickery, Insolveut
Debtor
Notice is hereby given that petition has, or
this 18th day II July A. d. 1855, been present
ed TO sald Court Tor said County by Valentine
NJ. Niekery of Skowhegan i'll the County OF
somerset, praying that lie may be decreed TO have
full discharge from all his debts, provable IN.
der the lnsolyent Law of Maine, and upon said
Petition, IT is ORDERED by said Court that a
hearing be had upon the same before said Court
at Probate Court Room in Skowhegsn in said
County OF Somerset Tuesday the l4th day
OF August \. ID. 1888, at O'Clock in the after.
noon: and that notice thereof be published in the
SOMERSET REPORTER, weekly newspaper publish.
ed III saih County of Somerset once Il week for two
successive weeks the Inst publication to be seven
days before tue day of hearing; and that all credit.
ors ana other persons interested. may appear at
said place and time, and show cause II any they
have, why discharge should not he granted said
Debtor according to the prayer of his petition.
Attest: 5. II. GOODWIN, Register OF said
Court for said County of Somerset. 2w2g
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19
Notice Of ASSIGNEE OfhiS APPOINTMENT.

At Skowhegan in the County OF Somerset and
State Of Maine the 10th day Of July A. d. lsss
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his ap
pointment as Assignee of Ansrl d. Goodrich OF
Concord, in said County Of Somerset, Insolvent
Debtor, who has been declared an Insoyent upon
his petition by the Court of Insolvency for said
County OF Somerset.
2w29 S. B. FUTILE Assipnee
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19

Col. Greene, the well known railroad
pusher, expects to grade the shore line
from Sullivan to Machias this season.
He has eighty men at work at Machas
Sullivan very soon.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19
.ROIi'ce on .dcc0uN/.

STATE OF MAINE.
SoMEksET SIS. COURT OF INSOLVENCY.
Second Tuesday of July A. ID. 1883.
In the matter OF Aaron B. Fox OF Athens, In
solvent Debtor.
II Is hereby ordered that notice be given to
all persons Interested in the settlement OF the
account oil John +. Holman, Assignee OF the
copy OF this order to he published two weeks,
successively. In the SOMERSET REPORTER. n
weekly newspaper printed In skowhegan, In
sain county, that they may appear at Court
OF insolvency to be held at The Probate Court
Room on the second Tuesday of August next.
at one O'Clock in the afternoon and be heard
thereon, and object il they see cause
TURNER BuSWELL,
Judge OF Insolvency Court.
Somerset County.
A true copy.
2w29 Attest: s. II. Goodwin, Register.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19

Mr.. +. q. Beal. the well known prOprie'
tor Of the Bangor House, has leased that
hotel to Mr.. IL. &. Chapman, now Of the
Thorndlke Honse. Rockland, for team
OF ten years, " take effect the hrst OF
January next.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19
SGNE DOCTORS

honestly admit that they can't cure
l,heumatism and Neuralgia. Others
say they can but-don't. Ath-lo-
pho-ros says nothing but cures.
That's the secret of its success.
Years of trial have proceed it to be
a2liek, safe, sure cure.
Concord. N. H., S.pt 4 Iss7
In my own family AthlppAosSs was used
as last rsort. the user havtng suffered
from rheumatism for yeArs and having
been treated for the dfacase By different
Ihysicisns In this 6tsts and NnnsAchv-
.etn without even. temporary rltef
uron my RECOMMENDATION scqese II peo-
lie have used this feassdly With the same
results clxtniad for IT, c. H. NuSOS
Dpbuqus, Iowa Jan 4 t<4
akthlephns9s has cos9I!essey Cured me Of
all the wnud Il - 6Duo mr..
nsx LOUrxE CHEany.
~ ssnd cents lhs ths hsoueinal coiorssi pip-
ensA nuisA 1nAAsa."
HMfln4Nh1NAo6e - ~ NV &kx
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19

Governor Ames of Massachusetts h. :
been sick for some weeks past, but is
now reported to be much better.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19

The prospect at this time is that Con.
gress viii not adjourn until the very last
of August or first of September
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19

Gen. Harrison was quite unwcll last
week but is now improving.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19

The democratic party is on record in
favor of free wool. The vote in the
House of Representatives Monday last
showed only two democratic members
who had the courage to vote in favor of
striking wool off the free list in the
Mills hill
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19
Notice.
Libel l.,

The following libel for divorce is inserted in
writ OF Attachment dated June "A, 1883, and
rctnrnahle at the Sept. Term, S. j. Court, isss.
ITO the Honorable 1u stice of the Supreme
JndiclHl court ne Nt to he held at Skowhegun
within Al d for the County of Somerset, on the
hIsi Tuesday of September, A. ID. 1888.
Add Gnwet, OF tOrnVille, in said County, re-
spectfully represents that she was lawfully
married to Asa X. Cover, at said Corn vile on
the eighth day of August A. ID. 1876 and after
that time cOhahited with said Asa r. Cover in
this state, until said Asa X. Cover deserted
her, as hereinafter set forth: that your lihelant
has ever conducted herself toward said IN
X. Cover as a faithful, chaste, and affection.
ate wife, but that said Asa, regardless of his
marriage VOWS andduties, since his said mar
riagc with your libeant. to wit: on the four.
tcruth day OF April lisa, at said Skowhegan
utterly deserted our libelant without cause
and has never since lived or cohahited with
your libelant, and that said utter desertion
has continued three consecutive wears next
prior to the filing of this libel; also that sald
Asa X. Cover, during the time of his marriage
with your lihclant TO wit during all the time
since said April H. 1874, beng of sufficient
ability, has grossly, wantonly and cruelty neg
lected and refused to provide suitable mann
lennnce for your libelant that said Asa Cover
Is now IN parts unknown to your libelant; that
she has made diligent inquiry but has not been
able 10 ascertain and does not know the resi-.
dence of aid Asa X. Cover.
wherefore, your ltbeHnt prays that the
bonds OF matrimony existing between her and
cree OF divorce he granted your iibelnnt as In
duty bound will over pray.
Dated the fourteenth day of June 4 D. 1855
ADA COVER.
SOMERSET. IS.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
fourteenth day OF ,fuur, A ID. 1888
EDWARD =. COFFIN
Justice the p. moo
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19

Gen. Sheridan seems to be slowly i'm
proving since his arrival at Nonquit,
There appears to be a good deal Of IN
certainty as to what really is the matter
with him, but valvular heart disease is
probably the chief trouble.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19

Certain changes having been made
against the official conduct of Gen. Luth-
er Stevenson, Governor of the Soldiers
Home at Togus, by Michael Burns and
Harry Hopkins of Augusta, Rev. Philip
II. Thatcher of Augusta comes out In
defense of that officer and reflects severe
ly upon the men who brought the changes
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19

Clerks Office, Supreme judicial Court in Va.
cation.
Bangor, July Ii. a. d. ks
pom the foregoing LIBEL, Ordered, Thai
the Llbelant give notice TO the said ihplee Ia
,ppear before the Justice of our supreme Ju
dical Court, to be holden at Skowhegan within
and for the County OF Somerset on the first
Tuesday Of September A. ID. 1885 by publishing
an attcsted copy of said libel, and this order
thereon, three weeks successfully in some
newspaper printed in Skowhegan in our { ouuty
OF Soner-et, the last publication To be thirty
days at least prior to said first Tuesday OF Sen
telnber next. that he may there aud then in
our said Court appear and show cause, il any
he have, why the prayer of said Libel AMI
should not he granted
JOHN A. PETERS,
Justice of the sup. Jud. Court.
A true Copy of the Libel and Order OF Court
thereon.
3w29 Attest: L. H. WEIR Clerk
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19

Queen Natalie of Servia is in great
trouble She left her country on account
of the cruelty and profiigacy of her hus-
band King Milan, seeking refuge with her
child in Germany, but the German Gov
eminent will not give her refuge and
officers have taken away her boy and sent
him back to Servia
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19

In the House, Tuesday, Congressman
Milliken said that the Mills bill placed %
articles produced north of Mason and
Dixon's line on the free list, while it
maintained an average of - per cent. on
southern products. Democrats made no
effort to refute this statement.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19

President Cleveland keeps on vetoing
pension bills. His method appears to be
to give the bills to Commissioner Black
who divides them up among his subordi-
mates who examine the evidence, and
even sometimes indicate the line of ar
gument of the veto messages which usu-
ally seems very frivolous.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19

There will be a competitive eNamina-
ton at Colby University on the 4th day
appointment as cadet at the L. S. Mil
itary school at West Point and one alter
nate. Candidates must be unmarried, at
least five feet in height, free from dis
case and deformity, well versed in read
ing and writing including photography
and in arithmetic, and have a knowledge
of the elements of grammar, descriptive
geography and the history of the United
States. They must be between the ages
of seventeen ami twenty two years at
the time of admission to the Academy.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19

The Mills bill is substantially complct-
ed in the House of Representatives, Ii
retains on the free list all the products of
Maine included in the original bill except
wood pulp which was restored to the 10
per cent duty. Printing paper, the pro-
duct of the pulp, was retained at the
Mills bill schedule - per cent.