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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-10
Senate.

Among the bills introduced info 'he Senate
to-day were these:
| For the admission Of the State of Wyoming
To provide . sempory government for the
Territory of Oklahoma.
| For constitutional anne ndment comforting
on the District Of Columbia representation 10
tbs two Houses in Congress and in the cleo
torai college.
| Pfoviiing for pensions for the indi gent
parents Of deceased soldiers and for depend
ent soldiers. This is bill prepared by the
pension committee Of the Grand Army.
| Mr. Sherman offered 9 concurrent resolu-
| ton, which was referred. to the committee
on foreign relations. requesting the committee
to invite a. 1T occasion arise, negotiations
with any government with which the United
States has or may Lave diplomatic relations,
to the end that any differences or disputes
between the two governments that cannot be
adjusted by diplomatic agencies, may be re-
ferred to the arbitration and peacefully ad-
justed by such means.
Mr.. Morgan offered . resolution, which
was agreed to. instructing the committee on
foreign relations to inquire and report ~ to
| the best method Of increasing trade and COM
mercs between the people Of the United Sta
| ties, and as to what impediments, il any, ex-
ist in our diplomatic relations with the free
state Of Congo, and other powers, standing in
the way Of such trale commerce and inter
course.
| The Senate then proceeded to the consid-
Grafton Of executive business and At 2.l0 ad-
journed until to- morrow,
Senator Platt today introduced bill pro-
viding for territorial government for Oaklo-
hama.
Senator Chandler introduced bill to ad-
vance chief engineer George W. Melville, U.
S. NJ, one grade, in recognition of his services
after the wreck Of the steamer Jeanette in
the Arctic exploring expedition.
| Senator Hiscock introduced a bill to Justly
compensate soldiers confined in Confederate
prisons during the late war for 80 days or
more after the expiration of the time for
which they enlisted.
The bill provides they shall receive % per
day for every such day Of imprisonment until
the day of their discharge.
A Claim from Bath.
Senator Hale introduced . bill providing
that ell .70s be paid to Larrabee Allen Of
Bath, Maine for constructing the United
States double ender gunbost "Iosao," being
the amount recommended by Commodore
Selfridge, president of the board appointed
to investigate the claim.
Nominations Reported Favorably.
| Senator Plumb, chairman Of the commit
tee on public lands, reported favorably to
the Senate, this afternoon. in executive ses-
sion, the nominations Of Croft, Stone and
| Townsend Of the general land office. Senator
Hale, chairman of the committee on census,
reported fsvorAbly on the nomination of
! Robert z. Porter to be superintendent of
census. The nomination of Judge Brewer,
to be associate justice of the supreme court,
was under consideration by the committee
| on judiciary, this morning, but was not re-
ported to the Senate.
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ANOTHER HUNTING ACCIDENT
A Man in Perry Slips on q Log Dis
charging His Rifle into His Thigh.

MAoHiAs, Dec. 9.--James Frost Of Perry,
was hunting on Machias river yesterday.
He thought he heard a deer and got onto =
log to see better. He slipped and fell and
the rifle was discharged. The ball entered
near the knee and passed to the thigh.
Probing does not reach it. He has = wife
and one child His condition is critical.
He Is now in Machias.
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Kelley Withdrew.

Speaker Reed received letter from Con-
gresham William d. Kelley, asking to be
relieved from the Chairmanship committee on
ways and means. He has served on that
committee 30 consecutive years, his advan-
cling years and increasing infrmities have,
he says. untitled him for the performance Of
its exacting duties.
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OWNS THE BLOODY TRUNK
Thought to Contain Clothing Of Missin
Cooney. the Cronin Suspect.

CHICAGO. Dec. 9.-The owner Of the
bloody trunk which Police Captain Schuttler
went 10 Milwaukee to see, walked into Chief
Hubbard's Office today and proved the prop
erty. He is porter in Chicago hotel. who
went to Milwaukee to look for work. He
left in q hurry to avoid lawsuit over .
transaction in which he became involved in
on a former visit.
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TWO MILLloN6 INVOLVED
In Proce esdings Brought by Tennessee
Company asainst Inman.

NEW YORK. Dec. g., The Tennessee
Coal and Iron and Railroad Company have
begun proceedings to recover from John II.
Inman, e., 800, 900 the sum alleged, to have
been made by Inman and bis associates,
while in control of the Company, by the pur-
chase of the Pratt Coal and Iron Company
in y hich they we're interested. II 10 alleged
they bought the Pratt property for o. 800,
900 less than the price at which il vas turned
over to the Tennessee Company.
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sPREcKELs' NEW REFINERY
Its Capacity 10 100000 Pounds Per
DAY. Even This will be Doubled.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 9.-The work of re-
fining sugar commenced today in Claus
Spreckels' immense new sugar refinery on
the Delaware river, at the foot of Reed street
in this city. The capacity of the refinery is
2, 200, 900 pounds of sugar for every "a hours.
The building, machinery and site cost about
S3 100000. Spreckels has already begun to
duplicate The buildings so the refinery may
turn out 4, 900 900 pounds daily.
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ONE ENJOYS


Both the method and results who
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasai
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually. dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FJC syrup co.
SAY FRANCISCO, cal.
LOUISVILLE, V ,.e# r0aK. Nv
~,-osJ&w,r
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coDmittee on colloeation vas adopsed. The
conference adjourned until THURSDAY.


Through the director Of the mint Secre.
tafy Windom has sent cut . eonfdensisl
circular addressed 70 the seven or eight
thousand banks and banking houses
NOT doing business under the National
Banking act. requesting them ~ favor To
report 70 him. u the close Of business on
the 3lst Of December. the exact amount Of
gold coin in their vauIts. He will then
have ~ the amount in the treasury itself
and the various government depositories.
taken directly from their books; "a the
amount in the national banks, re-
turned in their regular statemenss; and 80
the amount in banks not national.
- far - these iast-Lamed institutions
respond to his inquiry. This. il the response
10 general. will leave nothing to be accounted
for except the trihins sum carried in the
pockets or boarded in the private safes CT in
dividuAls. and will give the nearest 70 an ab-
solutely correct statement that seems posi-
ble
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-10

- xPoKrLAsD. Dec. Sin the general or
ders issued by Commander in Chief Alger Of
the G.. A. r., the time for holding the
twenty fourth national encampment At Bos-
ton has been hXed for the second week in
August. beginning with the parade on Tues.
day Aug. IL. He has appointed Lyman W
Hanson Of Portland to be assistant inspector
general on the commander in chiefs stat
Herbert X. Sargent, of Portland. to be aide
de-csmp on the commsnder-in-chiefs staf.
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DANCE ORDERS

Printed in the very latest
styles of type. and folders
at bottom prices. We have
the best equipped printing
establishment In the State.
We should be pleased to
talk OF correspond In re-
gard to all kinds. OF print
ing.
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Pensions Granted Maine People.

Pensions have been granted to the follow
ing residents Of Maine
Original, invalid-Navy. Jacob T. Abbott.
Vinalhaven; James Bosue, National Military
Home; restoration, reissue and increase
Chas. F. Haskall. Levsnt; increase, Ira
Gould, Caribou; George o. White. Belfast
joe. A. Bacon, Unity; Selden Dawes, Lew.
iston; Bella L. Fowies. Boyd Lake; Stephen
R. Philbrick. Rsngeley; Robert r. Nichols
Stark; Joel Priest, Costigsn; William H.
Weston, Skowhegan; reissue, John NJ. Farm.
ham, North Newport; Melville Walker,
Hampdsn Corner; VIM. W. Pomeroy, South
Norridgewock; William II. Proctor, Lewis.
ton.
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House A Appointments.

The following appointments were made in
the House today:
II. II. Smith, of Michigan. journal clerk
vice Robinson.
Richard Theophilus, of Pennsylvsnia. as
sistant disbursing clerk vice Gamble.
w. II. Smith, of the District Of Columbia.
librarian vice Butler.
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FOREIGN intelligence.
Dom Pedro Hasn't Much Conf.
dence In Bralil's Politics.
Pelfs Of BelalSeP Hot ld Died Out b
Francs.
1nsland Dssips to Take Mote os Anee.
ioa's Naval Activity.

LONDON, Dee. 9.-The Morning Poss of
Tuesday says; England ~ holder Of widely
extended possessions on the the Americas
continent should not ignore Americas naval
activity. The appearance Of the Uuissd
Ssases squadron Of new ships In European
sasers will Be observed with much interest,"
BY experts.
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Pans. Dec. 9.-Thcrc was very nerse
debate In the chamber Of deputies today over
the motion to declare valid the election Of
boulanger. the proposition being rejected
by vote Of $40 TO 1873. Gen. Cluseret's
proposition for annual elections vas rejected.
Deputy Jofrin's election was formally de-
clAred valid
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n otss.

There 10 a strike Of dyers at Chemnits.
Saxony, for an advance In wages. Fifteen
hundred have quit work.
The secretary Of state At the vatican de-
clared nothing was known there Of the bank
which 1t 10 said the pope hss authorized. The
whole affair 10 considered q fraud.
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A Clerical Error.

Shortly after the House adjourned this
afternoon, the Speaker discovered through q
clerical error the name of Sherman of New
York substituted for Lacey Of Iowa a. q
member Of the committee on elections. The
correction was made and will be announced
to the House.
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THB NATIONS SCAPITAL
Mckinley Appointed Chairnil
Of Ways and Means,
Ald CellRsss1al Dhgu Is 70 SsRIs q
Sane Csnnittm.
soos Intsssssans .1ti,s Bsoashs Before
the osuats-uattonal Bank ciscals-
tioa.

WAsHissros, Dec. 9-The Comptroller .r
OF Currency has been informed that several
national banks nov holding government de-
posits are conte rnplaiing An Increase in their
note issnes BY utilizing the bonds nov held
to secure the deposits a. . basis for circuia-
ton In the opinion II the Comptroller The
calling in Of deposits may result in an in
crease Of the national bank circulation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-10

Any AKBoR. Mich Dee 9-Judge Cool
ey of the interstate commerce eomnss'on
left tonight to resume his duties - chairman
of tie commission. He has recovered tfom
his yecep, iiIness bnt goes against the advice
At fr;ends a, be il still week and in need Of
rest.
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MAINE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
FOR GIRLS.

IN, annual nes ting Of the Ccrporstors AND A.
sot1Hte Subscribers oi the Naine infustris senvo
for Girls viii i. held AT the Office the Institution
IN Haiiowell. on " ednssday, December u w.
ten O'clock A. NJ. CHAS. Is. n Ash,
Ausus,. ,s,itdswtt Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-10

LIBERTY, Dec. 9, via Belfast)-The farm
buildings of Willis J. Paul At Montvil;e
were burned Sunday night. Loss. s2600 (;
insured for @l700.
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Bad Night for Jack Tar.

H,cuIAxp Lrsnr, Mass. Dec. .. An
.lmoss imperesrable fog here tonight, naviss-
iiou IL impossibis. Ths Lishs housss cannot
s. zen 500 feet away. The vhissies Of s.o
stssmers have bsen heard q shert intervals
this evening.
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A,mo,, a aurr,c.n. at na.ohi.s.

MAcHIAs, Dec. 8. There has been heavy
sions all day, the steamer Richmond will
leave Machias port for Portland tomorrow
morning.
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BEAR in MIND

That the Kennel,ec Journal has the eess
equipped printing establishnsnt u
Aslns, and that it, prizes essnss -
beaten fer the sans quality Il WORK.
novi3aAW2
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Boston Market

B09tO0. C, z
FLOUR rhe market continues quiet and steady.
sALEs.-we quote nns and sulsrhns, q toa2 20
extra and seconds, o. 0oa4 10; MINI. baker. clear
:9sss .ns g.. .n,.r p. s. se .pss
patent, Is 2sss zs for Wis. and MINI.
CoRSnEAL-The market is quiet with prices un.
We quote Choice kiln dried at o. ioa2 10 pei
bbl; per bag, ssasoc. aad for choioe srasu-
lated. o. a6A2 IS per Dbl.
yellow, &sa4sc; steamer, 47sooc, good no grade.
45a4sc, Of lots lower as to quality.
RYE FLoUR-Is selling in email lots At - soa' 20
oAInsAL.l. steady st ESQ per ssl. for ans
s.; I.y Ne 70, rs.:
BRA.-sprins bran !. .aehs .. III so.n 7s;
PRovIsIoSs.~Msriet con,inues srm with fair de-
mand.
PORK
short cuts 81 Sia so.ls %; bseks st (s soais %;
light backs 90 %: leaa ends eis n 800 %; po't
.o,sSe: sls %: p.ins 49, - ~ ~ o & .st,s a. pin. n
sussres eaooc; bologna sausage. ssoc.
III. pain; nc in 8 ID pals; y in ID gaii:
and cure: smoked shoulders 7soe; oornsd: 7soc
smoked ribs, 7lssc; rib breakfast bacon. lils0oc
homeless. liiaooc: pressed ha.s; iiaaooe: ehcic.
per Dbl; plate o. sOss co. light, q soas %. nes'
extra me-; ss q ss,s o. S.ss e.. h,:i = ss
near BY lots; t1pe. half bbl. o. 90.
TREsH BEEv-Chosoe steers. 7s7lc PEI ID; ecot
sA ..,s :,;'. ,oa. s.:', . ssa ss
famp, salit; rossds ss7c :rsnps and Ions. iisiAlc
LAns lxD HuTTos-we quote spriss lambs II
mutton, choice. s..se: ysa.liss'. sl.Ss; s-ss,s. -
Eastern veal. fancy. Io.iie; others 4a7e.
BuTTER.-The demand 10 good and dealers As'
talking little more enoourasfosiy.
we'll known marks. zsa26c; nrsts and extrs nr.ts
l4aisc, extra imitation cIary. lsaisc; nfsts. ~,
isc; factory. choice, i2ai2le, other' iasiie; !
Y and VI dairy good TO choice, i3.zsc. low grsdes
ioaiie; East emry. good 70 ehoie.. ies<sc "
.SSy. a oSsns o erss: l!se hser
CHExsE-North cholo>. loaiite; lover f,e1e. .
70 quality; West ioialoic. Job6i.e psss Y hishs,
lated % s.7s; "osise.lo.srS g.: ssssAafl I &c
Belmont Ie; extra yellow G ~; 'so''
yiong1THy'~ws n1w .uos. fresh Killed Northern 80
Eastern turkeys. lsalsc, common 70 food, 1oslSe
chickens, choice. issor fair 70 good. 0aise. fowls
choice ia.i4e: s,sen dssss is.iss: we:t.rn ~ "
ds..n; so".s. d o p-f p.ir. AsII.;d dael.. 7..ss
per pair; teal. sdssac, pastsu. sosse; vo"dooes'
skXas-Cho,o. small n. Z. hssd .passs1 - I
q loa2 is per bssh ;chosce MI; lasfs hssa. lssss
sbosc- sesvensd % ei ss2 10 .hasd pssssd ssd q
a 81 choice sesesssd % o. sos2 10; sh"sss yss. ~
WITHIN ms,te. IL devoid Of features.
We qaote Choice seows, ,o3a3 %. TOlmas Bwe<t
q s0a3 Michigan Greenines. q Alsz 7s; CON. do,
AZ 50, Hssyeys, % ooao g. No J B:sdwins. Y
bsyi.. e 4 ss.a s: xs:.srs .is.d loss. u 2
I So, common sweets. d soa2 20; eosson spp's
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FROM BLOOD POISONING.
Death OF Daniel M. Teagus who Wal
Accidentally Shot by Mr.. Austin.

FARMISGroN, Dec. 9.-Daniel NJ. league
who was accidentally shot some weeks ago
by companion while bunting, died this
morning from blood poisoning. He was 40
years old and leaves Q wife.
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LA REPUbL-ICA

Zoe cigar Il conceded by all lovers Of a
real fine cigar 10 he the PEER Of all ether
cigars now sold In America. II has heen
made for the past 81 years. They are
made by the largest and most reliable
firm In The world, who make 30 million
cigars year, (the Grand Republic Cigar
Factory Of New Sork): u and the GRAND
REPUBLIC DC cigar mt for - gentleman
to smoke are the leading cignrs OF all
large cities, New York. Pfiiad' lrhia,
Chicago. New Orleans. and Washing on.
wrapped In cedar wood packages. sold
onlt by trade who are willing to give fuli
value for the money.
IAREPVBIICA, Toe: and GRAND RE.
PrBL'C. &c cigars. sold only BY the fol.
lowing firms In Augusta:
Chas. X. Partridge. Druggist.
F.G. Kinsman & Co.,
G. H. Guppy 4 Co., y"
Bowditch, Webster & Co.,
Devine & Coughlin.
Arthur Tetrault.
c. B, Murphy,
John M. Mixer,
Cony House,
F. l.. Webber,
Henry A. Hall & Co.,
Luoius Hill,
James E. Fuller.
WHOLESALE,
Casco CignrCO.
NJ. \. Jewell * Co.
Portland, Maine.
-octSldsod n pSwsp2uinr
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xAINH GOOD TEMPLATE.
Meetings OF District Lodges and Other
Aattsrs OF interest.


The Penobscot District Lodge Of Cook
TemplArs met with Bright Hope Lodge
Kingman. Wednesday. Dec. 5th. The fol
lowing District officers were present: A. p
Richardson. d. Sec; W. II. Warehouse
ID. +. Grand Chief Templar Of Hamilton
presided. The following pro tenn oficers
| were appointed Mrs G. A. Lewis, p. d. T.
Mrs. ]. II. Hamilton, d. v. T.; II. M.
Brewster, d. c.; II. L. Folsome, ID. NJ.
Mrs. S. A. Gilman, d. G. Owing to the
cold weather there was . email attendance,
but much interest in the work Of prohibition
WAS manifested. Twelve members took the
District degree. Reports Of the various
lodges in the county showed that most Of
them were increasing in both membership
aud interest.
Excellent and bountiful entertainment was
provided by the ladies Of kingman. Good
music vas furnished by Messrs. A. p. Rob
inson, W. II. Waterhouse and X J. Low.
Mrs. Avery presided at the organ. Six
lodges Eere represented. The next session
will be held with Orono Lodge, Orono. next
February. Resolutions were passed COM
mending the action recently taken by Gov.
Burleish in urging the special officers Of the
State to more actual duty in the suppression
of the liquor traffic; urging better attend
aLee from those members having the district
degree and who properly constitute this
branch of the order. and thanking the mem-
bers of Bright Hope Lodge for the excellent
and ample entertainment afforded and the
Maine Central and Bangor and Piscatsquis
railroads for reduced fare.
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Cholera at Bsgdad.

ALEXANDRIA, Dec. 9.-The revival Of
cholera at Bsgdad caused trade panic, be-
ing paraly xed.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
eI3H Al SERVICE.

Wseth.s indications ios the uex4 -
Hours.
WAE DEpAxrnxs7,
Once Of the Chief Signal 0fsceP
WAsarxoroN. Dec. 10 4. n
For Msine: Fair, lover Temperature,
northvesterly winds.
Mets Jroiosfcai Report.
dee. .. fsss, 400 r. Nj
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DIOUn-- pSices dali.
WunAT- lower, Ne. 1AGs D0q9
n. ~, 7os79a
CORu-ue. Z, "a
OATs--No. O. OSaD1
BYn-G6ss q s4Ae9A.
DAHxIY-k1nG9
PoRK--a . Ehao -
tAnn-Nee - "a.
DgLK MDA1- nbest1sSs, =. sosr ~ > -
sS0gt S1sag -
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Z. s. Vose, Knox,
s. Z. Enmons, Sagsdahoc,
W. II. Campbell, Sagadahoc,
w. J. Graves, Ssgadahoc,
H. A. league, Androscoggin.
+. c. Newton, Androscoggin,
5. +. Coombs, Androscosgin,
G. A. Chap man. Androscoggin,
K w. Stone. Androscoggin.
o. H. Seavey, Androscoggin,
Dana Russell. Androscosgin.
o. W. Gerry, Franklin,
A. Z. Barker, Oxford,
F. z. Roone, Oxford,
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Death OF tho Champion Single eouiisg,

Lo>poS. Dec. "a despatch from Ads-
ialde reports that Henry SeArle the champi-
on sincle sculler 10 dead.
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LADIES >pEp5s9!fESss

DO Yoay Own Dyesng. - Hemes
hy VII dye syery thing. They are eoic s!,
for Strength Brightness, Amount N
OF fog Ta-s-sss 81 csao-. * non.sAdi19 Ssa.,S -
IAs- DO N-s sroes ef su.it: e oslose. 1ef 49,"
Chv Z. P-y+-.e-- - a. rt-snan. 'Dov11esh
Weos.ef 3 Co., ). n. xiEsR, Y. .. hafpny.0..s
ets. rsarees AWN
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rInRCN DEBATE

In the French Chamber OF Deputies 0vss
Motion to Mako Valid the Rlsotioa
oi boulauesr.
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SoKwAT, Nov. %, 81.
A se. dsys ago I vas suffering from Chill
blains. Ait~r using many remedies without
tsnsnt, ! tried Browns Instant Relief
ltgsve immedjs's rele and few applica.
tons completely cured me-,
WALLACE DuKsfs.
Tour money refunded II u fsjls 10 benefit yos
shsn used strictly "a directed inside wrapper
% you take no nsk In trytnsit.
e1-sold bJ ali dealers. seosd4m;opcoi,f
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Postal Cisrkships In Maine.

The following are the names and examina-
ton rank Of those who have passed the civil
service examination for postal cierhships in
Androscoggin. Franklin, Oxford, Sasadahoc,
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GARDINER.

Lecture and eDtertainments-The Oak
land Ice Company-A Boom in Eel
0kins-Tho Ice ProspAct-Businsss
and Personal Paragraphs.
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SOUND on LI0HT.

Marine Conference Debate their nela-
tive Values ~ Fog oisnals-Tfms
Uurips for Considering Q System OF
Load Marks.