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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-20
RANSOM & HORTON.
Are You a Sufferer
FROM
CAT RRH

If so, call at our office|
for a Free Consultation
and treatise upon this
important quest 10 II.
Time and again have
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Man and Wife

BY observing as closely as possible the
following lets the number of homes TO
let will be materially decreased
Let each allow the other TO know some
thing.
Let each consult the Others feelings
Let each realize the fact that they are
one.
Let the husband frequent his home, not
the club.
Let his having Ito see man" visit till
mex, day.
Let hi. lstchkey gather unto itself rust
from misuse.
Let him speak to his wife. not yell Say -
at her.
Let him be as courteous after marriage as
before.
Let him condde in his wife: their interests
are equal.
Let him assist her in bssutifying the home.
Let him appreciate her as his partner
Let her not worry him with petty troubles
Let her not uarrate Mrs. Next Doors COS
sip
Let her not fret because Mrs Neighbor
has a seslskin.
Let her make home more pleasant than
the club.
Let her dress as tsstefully for him as
strangers
Let her sympathize with him in business
cares.
Let her home mean love and rest not
noise and strife.
Let her meet him with kiss. not a frown.
Neg YORK kail.
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Aallroaos d steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement OF Trains In Effect Jul,
LIST, 1889.


lnin further npttov train. l.tvr August, ID. I'll
lows
GoI\G WlSI G.W \ for lewiston U,.l
land Portland aud Boston SluN VI f,n tIpIIuv,l
aud Gardiner. 10 % accommodation aud foo ln,N
pres for lewiston, tTuungt"n Re-, kni,l I.tl,uI
aud i"-iou. 4un T. VI Tor tiAlluw % pu,l t.utli,r
Az T. VI for itrun-wtok iIAth Eds 4 nnd riiU,u.f
and N"st"n, 't3t ll'l,nE lHnk'' t.o. T. VI rst
iIalluw'l aud ,ntdinct. ll.uU T. utrht ru'lmnr
tor Lewiston, Portland aud i"~tou aud f,i Iiih
SATURDAYS uuiN
CONT ENsr 10 A NJ might ,>pr,.. for
Sk"w hogan, tnng"r, Har iiathnt. st. sf,la,u st
John aud At"urtouk County gII ior " ,r,r
willie, Skowh"guu. i. IL Tor Waterfalls, Ktu-,u. Unr
Iiurhnr M"ust head l.ntc and II .luiu. .trI' VI
tNprrss for NnttRili' BHuPut ami lui ilbtlut
8 - +. VI. for Nkuwh'Ruu. belfast, n,Nt,t Gau-,t.
It stephen. 81 John and Aruo-tunL ,uuui, . ~
T. f"r War'Hiir.
The Night rulim,u lr,ius run each w.,.,,,r,
night Sun,lny- Included tut not tu ~kou Il, gHn ui
M"uda} murung-, 81 To- N'lfl-t and n,Ni,t a. u,
ypnd i'aug"', "Nc'pt {" Br Iinihot un >undn,
mornings.
AttoMMOpA IEAiN la,r,,ntdtn,.r for
Augn-th NJ IL VI l0p tnd4t,I' utj"v.n
nj 20 VI , I ~ and tuH T.
fREltiil iKNlNN tui Portland 10 NJ AZ
irving Al itls + VI Tor Nat,rN III" md me, bnfn
lat2 T. 81. and at 80 T. VI ,lu, fr,u iu,ipn
it22 and tis T. VI. du' from Nuuy, l.utu aud
Watrrvillo, 20 A. VI and lsuirN
Through ick't- toe ulI!"nIt nud an points ~uulh
aud West mal he hui "f l. II Widt,t tok,t ag,ui
Augusta, til" "nlN "i'' -'ljiup ,r, an route. ant
checking all LagedR, ire, ui oNutu.r.
stops only Mt iIallowri, t,udiu,r. liruu.wi,k
aud Wc<tbronk junction
PAY ~oN II CHR G.uI Nmnp.t
J l.. EpbIIiiH htnJ t'u--. and ItE,t Ngt
Portland jun, %
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New York Stock Market


NEW YORK. July :.
FLOUR Receipts ,Do6 packages, exports t. 20
barrels. sales. $500 Repeat quotations incpdin,
/ City mill extra, 81 0asi ii, patent, q f0i
g. %. superHne, Z, 21af3 Is. extra No. 2
~ eUaf3 65, winter wheat low grade, ~ s5a&3 Is
Miuns-ota extra, q 35as5 %, southern foul
firm Rye Hour firm
WHEAT Receipts. 500, exports, ; -aie
5000 higher, No spring nominal.
No 3 red 20 No.l -ed 81 II -evator ssiassi FOB
"a .a>ei iensered No. red, uJm nal a9.alOo o
white nominal y2las3
RYs--siea.y
BARLEY nominal
CoRN- Receipts l'2 40. exports e4,oi7 .aIes POI,
CO. hrm"r, steamer. II Al No. 2, Ela42l
'tUre and elevator. .s{a+2i delivered.
OATS Receipts is. 80 expor's. 5,37, sales, IS.
ooo dull. No ;. Il do white nla32l, No Is ,l.si
Do whit f'la&4, so. !. 70 DO white, 81
Mixed Western 26s30 white DO. f3a31
COFFEE fair, Rio duh =,
sUGAR-Raw firm, refined steady, demand 80
lower crushed 7sa7s, extra crushed, -ias. = its
extra crushed -sas3 cut loaf u granulaed, ?;
PErEoLEu VI firm. quiet, so
PoRK- Inist.
BEEF --8uiet-
LARD lower, western aean. d 7o.se 70
closing td 20 civ steam. ~ q renaed fair
continent 6jot7 $ A. 81 so.
BUrTEr quiet easy, western dairy lea
"a, do creamery, laal7i
CHsEsE- easy Freixhts TO Live poo
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Railroad Interests.

BrowrsiIIe Junction is q3te ba,y ',laee
at the present time. A. considerable bu ling
is being done there. The station All sine
houses Of the Canadian Pacific railr0a are
being eonsty,Aie,i and good progress i. eng
made upon them.
The work Of rebuilding the New Brans
wick railroad shops II Neidam jar ion.
destroyed b. fire last Eeek, will pro ibsy
soon begin. General Manager Gran, has
recently been At AcAdAfn makinx the ces-
sAry arrangements.
The ner ear house for the acc ,HmO .lion
of the two electric railway carr -a'ch viii
be kept upon the east side during tn C. tilt-
ing Of the hsndgsxeag bird se abatBent has
been begun On oak street, Bangor. a. will
be completed as soon as possible.
dir or Of the Eastern rail load said
Friday ii.At the ea-nIngs of the B1s' Il &
Maine .y-te III al the present tine are very
large, and that there i. DO doubt but tn, the
Eastern stock will get it. full .ix per ent.
TIL. year. Other psr,ie. only look + a
four per cent dividend
In Boston on SATURDAY. before the ter
state CON mit,ee of the senate, Hon W .. l..
Putnam Of Portland was heard IA b-h OF
the Portland delegation. lie sa the '-nti-
|
IDLY against am legislation which IA al IN
terfere With the present bond-l -y-t~-I OF
I the Grand TruLk and Canadian Pacific ads
Z President Ws.eott of the Portls u < is'eh
ester railroad. urged the lmpOrta &c re-
tanning thr present bohdlhg y stem III
/ SUBSTANCE san he Noaii simply nave Hs'
let alone
The North Star saws the fu1i fJr the
Northern Maine railroad is swelling, a ! the
deficiency IS crossing smaller II jnti
/ cello. all is not lost the end of the . 90.
/ 900 Is sure 70 be reached before ye,Y t1Bg
In letter dated June 18th last. Hon. Eco
T We-cott said 10 citizen, Of Pre.que sic
( If the slOO, 90 i, raised on or beto-e July
18th next that agree to cOmn-nee III,
work of construction as soon a. the sorl
/ can be put under contract and fhis time
shall not be later than the 18th of sept, abel
next
With ,ags,lt IN ,b.. Maine Sbora Lin. rail
mad oyer wbo.e routa Col. J. y Gre,,e o.
pango, pr..ilent Arthur SevslI and Gen
.,I u,,ay.r p.v.nn Tnckerof the Main,
Central Nssr. Henry and NJ = Calm o.
R,.v.tar cnhb and F.,e,h,ook of "a ,yor
p,s.iian,I e W,d. of rb. N..vicsn CON
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The semi-annual returns Of the average
amount of deposits in Maine savings bank
during the six months ending April %
received at the State Treasurers office
show that notwithstanding the stampede o
capital to Western and Southern States
the amount has steadily increased dur
ing that period. On the las
Monday of November. 1888, Their,
was deposited in Maine savings bank
s.lG S62 81 OIL The last return shows tina
S39 so sl242 is on deposit, an increase o.
- 80 235 1 during the six months. The
last semi-annusl tax was Sl33 23+ 81; tina
now being assessed will be Slis 915 81,
gain of sl0,4t1 "a against 81 3i0.60 gaineo
during the previous six months.
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re..ee. cA.w.r. among Women.

A we'll Known physician. while walking
down the sireet with = friend. remarked.
pAtien, of niue lives in that house who is
dying-an iioliked wife-eeyoud all help,
ami tobacco chewing has killed her. Why.
Doctor what DO you meanF mean this
her husband is literally STEPPED in tobacco
juice. ard ~ ~ Bic p--s-irstion from
his boz. has become so SATURATED, ; nico.
lac t. be deadly poison, His wif, be-
fore as called, bad absorbed enough OF
The r,iison 50 that nn human power can save
her; anal even he viii, believe. end his
's,s in :. riure from some form of skin
disease The sAla is reaii, the most wonder
ful Il imp rts' I organ OF the human body.
Night sra day every hour of our lives. il is
siiel4ns out from the blood useless or poison
Gus debris. If i, stopped work even for
twenty four hours in tits or any case, death
would ensne. You can imagine, then, what
il means to- 4 delicate sensi,iye-skinned
woman TO sleep in warm he'd night after
night with All inveterste tobacco chewer.
The skin and mucous membrane of some
rerso..sis sluch more more sensitive than
others person vhn in sunmer is subject
10 hay fever, rsnnCa or burned kin, in win
ter 10 colds, bronehlts. chappei hands, or
Chi blsins, ought always whether At home
OF trxvellii : TO keep bottle OF lohnson's
Anodvra Imminent resr Al hanl, Dilute the
lin'ment y. h water and gently hathe, or
mols'en cloth with II srl Law upon the
irrC ated sin II very sensitive; then wash
At clean 10 tie morning with CASTLE
soap and Vs. II a p rson y no takes cold
quickly, or j. preaspoSt1 10 bronchitis or
>A.H-rh OF expasei 10 sry poison. irritating
10 the sAln or niue us surfaces, which might
tend To cause .uLsumptlon will every night
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WALDO.
LtLertu.

Ltjerty.
Mss Madge. daughter of j. J. Walker,
Esq returned from st. Louie last week
where she has been attending school the
past wear W II Lowell of Boston will
remain in town another week His quarters
are at the "Oid Orchard House. fine new
structure erected last season. Lieut.. Hatch
Of the State College, orono. will pass his
vacation Of FIVE wesks Nth friends in
this vicinity Russell Woodman, of the
Portland Custom House, made a
diving visit 10 this village last week
Quincy Bean has returned from Boston
much improved in health Hon. f. L.
Walker of Vinalhaven is in town to-day.
Mr. Walker makes frequent visits TO this
place, whittier lie comes in the interest of
hi. valuable stock farm at Montville which
Il. doing very much to improve the stock of
this section Much credit isdue Mr.. Walker
for the efforts he is making in this direction
AID the general interest lmparte to this branch
of farming important to Names record
in it's comparison with other states Charles
Bean of Belfast at present connected with
the medical department of Bowloin College,
passed the Glorious fourth" in this village.
He was accompanied by large delegation
Of Bclfasts nee Young men While engag
ed in some domestic occupation last week
Mrs Dr. Clough fell and broke one of the
bones of her left wrist. Not outstanding
the painfulness of the sitna ion, with cour-
age uniaunted, Mrs Clough finished the
work she had to 10 while awaiting the physi-
clan Herbert R0well. an employe at Hunt &
Walkers tannery, while oilng some maehin-
ery the other DAY, slipped AMI fell, striking
heavy gear wheel and crushing a finger
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Thr'e rebslii0ns obstinate though bloodIes- o.
eur in The stomach % the dyspep;ic who partak> Of
food rhriea q day The gesti - organ refuses on
each occasion TO perform the duty assigned II by
NATURE, and trouhir How dis, ipiine how
regulate it simply with . wiueglas>fal Of the gen
ial invgurant and appeiizers, Hosfefter- >tnr sch
Bifters before each meal and before retiring ri
ge>tion will after 4 of this pleasant reguia-
tor become easy and its fore runner appetite also
improve. Nervousness and Insomnia, always ia
duced BY chronic dy spepsia, will disappear with it,
disappe arancr thus in-urFd, and constipation and
biliousnss>, it, usual attendants also take their
leave No; only vii the system acquire Strength,
but also substance by norr perfect assimilation Of
the food. Rhenm Ati-n. mallrial and sidd=y com
psini and seuraigla yield to the biiter-
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Canine Affection.

Among the incidents connected with
~Ater-spout which burst recently on the Bat
comhe Hills, in Dorset. Eng, and sent de
structive torrent of water through the valley
below. the Dorset Couuty Chronicle men
tons q touching instance of canine affection
which occurred at local fArmysri A col
lie bitch, with a puppy. was chained to a
kennel. When the food entered the yard.
the mother seized the puppy in her mouth
and lifted it above the water; the chain,
however, vas not long enough to allow the
dog to swim, aud, as the water rose. the dog
and the puppy were gradually drowned, the
mother trying to the very las; TO save the life
of her offspring. When the wster subsidized,
the puppy was found still in the mouth of the
dead mother.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-09

The Bay state Agricultural Society have
Voted ~ hold their Third Cattle SHOW and
FAR at the. Mechanics Building, Boston, Vc-
tober :. r. .. 10. II and II. 1883 Judging
from II. frat exhibition all farmer. Who love
70 study a we'll arranged exhibit Of stock and
farm product. grouped in a manner 70 be ed
ueationai and instructive, have great treat
IN store for them in this third Bay State fair
Information IA regard to II Will be furnIshed
on application To the Secretary II Apple
ton, Boston, Mass.
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The following transfers Of American Cat
tie Club Jerseys have been made for Maine
parties On the book. IF the Association, No.
/, Broadway. New York. Bulls-Captain
Broadvals, 1905, J. X. Learned Auburn, to
II ". Oake., Auburn Hugo sheldon
2I7fT, George Blanchard, Cumberland, t.
W. VI. Libby, Gorhani. Cow. and helfer'
-Pedra Sheldon. 5s3l2. George Blanchar5
10 W. VI Libby; Bonqae, Of st. Lambert
hT3l5. W King Portland 10 Jane. +. Bax
ter Portland
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nov8deod&w2y


A clergyman, after years of suffering from
that loathsome disease, Catarrh, and vainly
trying every kaown remedy, at last found a
recipe which completely cured and saved him
from death. Any sufferer from this dread
full disease sending self-sddressed stamped
envelope TO Prof J. A. Lawrence, IS Warren
St, New York City, will receive the recipe
free of charge.
i1,,, & 4 Su,
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Castoria is recommended by Physicians for
children teething. II is purely vegetable
preparation, its ingredients are published
around each bottle. II is pleasant To tn,
taste and absolutely harmless. It relieves
COZ stipation, regulates the bowels, qucts
pain, cures diarrhGa and wind colo, allay'
feverishness, destroys worms, AMI prevents
commissions, soothes the child and gives ii
refreshing and natural sleep. Csstora is tn'
chilIrnn's na nacna -thn mnther's frinnA
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4 DIFFERENCE.

SznrS IN his bed the sr-a1 toy les
All drs.ns the hours asys
To xlSe hE-n III food Dochef TIA
As hxss size NAY
She calls nin I'll hr lungs aEo sorA
But be dos not appear.
The r.orS IN wrath ahe spsAkA the more
He to-=nr hear.
Bs1r ~a, n q, hlss Just once upon
The stairs bis father thrfnpA
And Sharply. clearly calls ouk -JeanT
wh-wI nov be jumps
-JoorraI o. Edxcation
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
For ricketts,, Marasmus, and all Wasting
Disorders OF Children

SCOTS Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver N ,
Hypophosphites. is unequalled. The ~ y
with which children gain flesh and s. M b
upon it is wonderful. IL have used s,c' It's
Emulsion in case of ricketts, and "a-esn,ri
of long standing. In every case tie iia, ~
ment was marked" j. M. Mn II y.
New York. octl7deu .s"t~
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huokiAa /, AMIGA aalya

The best Sslve In tht sorid for Cas-.
Bruises. Sores Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fevel
Sores. letter, Chspred Hands, Chilb.1,,
Torns. and all Skin Erursions, and positivel,
cures Piles, or no pay required. Il is guar
Anteea TO give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price rs cents ner box. For sale
BIZ " d,rA- suae0+dAv!v
Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure il
sold by Us on guarantee. Ii cures Con
sumption. julysd&wlwchs ky
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Al the Lancaster Riding Park, Lancaster,
II on Friday last, Mr. c. II. Nel.o1
started hi. great stallion Nelson IN the free
for all he took the three straight heats
distance being waved IN the last heat. IN
shich Nelson made the last quarter 10 @a IL
seconds. and the full mile in - IL. Mr.
Isaiah Pompiily Of Lewiston was one Of the
Judges. At Saugus, Mass, July I, the
Maine mare Bessie Knox, by Whalebone
Knox. took part N the local race in a field Of
six horses eight heats being required to ie-
eide 1t She won fourth place. Mr. {. II.
Nelson - the only one from Maine who has
horses nominated in the races of the Easterf
Circuit To be- trotted at Narrsganseu Park
Providence, T. I July 10 and Mystic
Park Medford, Mass. July Is Mr. Net
son enters his black srlding Black Amble.
/ in the 81 and ? q classes. and Nelson AMI
( Aubine IN the 20 class
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what is more attractive than pretty face
with fresh, bright complexion? For it use
foxzonis Powder july2dlw
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Timber Land for Sale.

The north bait Of rovnsnip Nc. Z, Range !, sr.a.
LIN County, Ne. AiAo two blocks one nn..e sgsz-
each. adjoining. In No 2, r ; III. traa. con- ain
between i1ooo and Il 600 z1Sss ths larg.s. pzrt y.
which IL eavilJ tinbsssa With pine. srraos nj G.
Oar, which has se-e- been c1ilet ss.sns.e5 :. ;.
tween forty and City millions. II Ia well sat-rp1 b;
Alder Stream and TIN Brook, sJ.n Of watch cya :.
IT, taking tn par Of he famous tn Poad The .
streams empty into Dead Eger, raseh eores h :
the H.rpebee hstor M>osehaza Lsss
GILBERT iOSGYsIi1s
Jay s. M %hssIak. Es.@~.
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MARKET REPORTS.
New York Money Market

NEW YORK. ,Iul} :.
Money call easy, ranging from II.
Prime paper n " to 81
Exchange, duh and weak
Government bonds. dull aud firm
Railroad bonds, fairl active.
The following are he closing quotations of &c
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The immediate result Of the yssit Of State
Deputy 6. VI. Tvitehell 70. Piseataquis
county Is that petition <ith t~enty sizner,
VA secured a; PArkmzn for aes grange.
This Gill be Instituted 10 the near satare by
County deputy Daszest, and those most Ia
teressed in the move guarantee a, least forty
names shen the day comes for organization
Parkmal 10 cold farming to~n and lire,
active grange viii be 4 blessing To the farm
er. and their farnilie.
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sEBEC.


!sSffA hays<-
Among recent arrivals ia our village are
Mr.. and Mrs Ciarence To~le Of Oakland
and Mr.. z W. Sinbsrn Of Aubarn--Niss
MARY X. Smith is enjoying her yearly vacs-
ton from her school in SomerviIie, Mass.
where she has been teaching for the past
three years, al the residence Of her father,
VI smith--Mrs- II. n. Jennings and 500
are visiting frisrds in Salem, Mass The
summer term Of school closed SATURDAY
jane %, nth picnic in SAnbSrn's grove,
which the children enjoyed great = III 'heir
teaeher, Mis-. Nellie Turner Miss snsrlie
Jennings has ani.hed her school and is nos
a, home The Fourth passed quietly re
sith the exception Of some firing and bell
ringing -Haying has fairly begua ~ith the
prospect Of big crop. Help is scarce about
here Gen c W. Tllien and son Of Halo
veil we're in town Sunday.
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Speeial advertisements.

not -xoee,ainx thre~ u,-s
4 OF WANTAp, - \ Ar
4 BE- ir scrseS ht-e one p1s
sos 70 cents, ard cae - Il
advance. II NOT PAID u
sArKs WILL re URARG Ep.
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We are zI.d 70 zee Il announced TIA, FAR.

We are glad 70 zee Is announced that Fair
Geld PARK has become member Of the Ma
tiobai Association, ard that its races for Aa-
gust 40. next. will be under National rules.
Eatries for these raees-for which 81 500 in
purses 10 oesred-.iIl close July 80. and
! Cro.smaB. Fairfield.
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The death of Gen. William T. Wtheps.
which occurred at his home, fsirlawn, near
/ Lexington, Ky June 10, removes from the
ranks of American trotting horse breeders
one of its most widely known figures H.
served in the Mexican War, and although
/ before the Rebellion he strongly opposed 80
cessinn, denying lhe right of any State 10
.ecede frem the mon, when war actually
/ broke ont he believed his frat duty was To
/ his native South and joined the Coufe ierate
forces After the war Gen Withers practiced
law for few years in Mississippi. but finally
removed TO Kentucky and engaged in the
breeding Of trotting stock The great sue
cess and reputation of Fairlawn dates from
the purchase of the stallion Almont. for
which he paid Col K West the sum of So
900 Subsequent great sires obtained by
him was Cassius NJ Clay, Happy Medium
and Lord Aberdeen Gen. Wiihers was the
breeder of the Gen Triton stallion, Constel
lation. now fifteen years old Mr. shaw :
Gen. Wtthers, and many other horses with
which our readers ATE acquainted, We had
the pleasure of meeting Gen. Withers when
he visited our State Fair at Lewiston few
years ago.
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