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The Portland daily press., 1890-08-05
Prohibition Caucus.

At the Prohibition city caucus held last
evening in Reception Hall, the following
delegates and alternates were elected to at
tend the Prohibition county convention, to
be held in Reception Hall. Portland. on
Wednesday, August 9th. at o'clock p M:
Ward 1-Charles e. Trefethen, Henry T.
Skillings, N. @. Davis, Louis Mcdonald; al
ternates. R; F. Skillings, W. j. Fraser, j. Il.
Dennison, John Gibson.
Ward 2-W. Fl. True. j. P. Conkling, S. B.
Stewart; alternates. j. G. Leighton, c. W.
York, j. A Kennedy.
Ward 3-N. J. Sanford. ]. B. Donpell, S.
Z. Pearson; alternates. T. A. Cakes, W. e.
Preble, +. Skillings.
Ward I'D. Hamblen, G. T. Libby, ]. w.
Porter alternates, j. F. Norton, j. r eros.
ser, G. 81. Coffin.
Ward 5-P. G. Pinkham, D. P. Parker, Ru-
fus Deering: alternates, G. T. Stevens, E. N.
Bachelor, j. b. White.
Ward GA. F. Dolly. Neal Dow, Eben De-
lano; alternates, W. 81. Hobbs, It. Stevens,
G. ii. Blake.
Ward 7-E. T. Burrowes, G. H. Wyer, AL
phonso Jordan; alternates, John NJ. Brown,
Henry Williams, G. S. Norcross.
The Portland daily press., 1890-08-05
ABRAHAM LINCOLN POST.
Lincoln Post of California Have Fin
ally Decided To Be Its Guests.

Maine will shake hands with California
on Bunker Hill, and Abraham Lincoln
Post, Grand Army of the Republic. will be
master OF ceremonies. 1t will be an intro
auction in which extremes will meet.
Months ago, and as it was known that the
National Encampment of 1890 would be held
In Boston, Abr iham Lincoln Post Of the De-
partment of Massachusett invited Lincoln
Post of the Department of CalifC rnia to Wis
1t the Hub and to accept the hospitality of
Charlestown veterans. The invitation was
warm one and an earnest one, for the boys
of Abraham Lincoln Post felt themselves
indebted to the California comrades for the
kindness shown to them during the National
Encampment of 1886. The first response to
Post IFS invitation was appreciative and
encouraging. The Golden Gate veterans
would surely come. AS the time for prepar-
alton became limited. the messages from
San Francisco become less encouraging and
finally the local post received word that the
attempt to come as post had been aband-
oned. 4 great deal of money had been
raised on the strength Of the anticipated WIS.,
IT. and for that reason, as well as others,
~~-~ FSSs WNS ooAOi9 0AooPPOihbCus ~ uCbCA-
mined to do its duty, however, and invited
Bosworth Post of Portland to be its guest.
That invitation was accepted, and the boys
from Portland will be in Charlestown bright
and early Tuesday morning, August 70.
just as these arrangements were satisfac-
torily completed word came from official
sources that Lincoln Post, No. of San Fran
cisco had finally decided to come. There will
be about 80 In the party. The delegation is
expected to reach Charlestown, Sunday,
August 10. and will be entertained on that
day and Monday by Post II.
Tuesday and Wednesday will be devoted
to Bosworth Post. On Friday the entire
Department of California will be received,
and, probably. on the same day the Mary
land Department and three posts. AS prev
iousiy announced big camp fire will be held
on Tuesday evening. Other details are be-
ing planned and will be announced next
week. The post Will have It's hands full,
but may be depended on to do justice to it.
self and to the district. Thomas H. Has
kell, chairman of the committee to solicit an
entertainment fund reports that the contri-
buttons now amount to $1075.
BY courtesy of the Charlestown Cadets
Abraham Lincoln Post will have the use of
that company's quarters during encampment
week. Veterans will be admitted free to
the Monument. Association Hall will be
used by Abraham Lincoln Post. 1t is not
improbable that the Portland Sons of Veter-
ans will be quartered there. The post ex-
poets to parade with $50 men. 1t will be
the ninth in the first Massachusetts sub-di-
vision. The Portland Sons of Veterans will
escort Bosworth Post
The Portland daily press., 1890-08-05
Sixteenth Maine Association,

The annual reunion of the association,
composed of the veterans of the 10th Regi-
ment Maine Volunteer Infantry, will take
place at Bar Harbor, Wednesday and Thurs
day, September 9th and 9TH, 1890. Arrange
trail railroad for one fare for the round trip
on its rail or steamboat lines. Steamer
leaves Eastern Railroad wharf, Portland, at
II p. NJ, September 9th. Comrades attend
ing the National Encampment In Boston are
requested to meet at sc Summer street. office
of John W. Farwell,) at 10 a. m. August 18th.
The Portland daily press., 1890-08-05
DEATHS.

In this city, sAug 4th, Mary c., daughter OF
Philip and Rose Flynn, aged % years months.
Notice of funeral hereafter
RNashua and BrOokly papers copy.
In this city, Aug. 3, Henry Towle, aged 76 years
at tho Gospel Mission.
In this city. Aug. 4, WllliBm Parker, youngest
months 20 DAYS.
Funeral this Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock,
at No. Cumberland street. Burial at Gorham.
In this city. Aug. 4. katharine, daughter of
Hugh and Mary F. McDonough, aged months
and 10 days.
Funeral on Tuesday afternoon 8 o'clock,
at No. 40 Waterve street.
In South Casco, Aug. 3, Abigail, wife of Charles
Dingley, aged 20 years.
Funeral on Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock,
at her late residence.
In Oxford, July 81 Mrs. Rhoda Thayer. aged
80 years months.
In Norway. July 81, Henry II. Hobbs, aged
about 7Osyears.
In Newburg. July 1e, Mrs. Mary E. Bowen.
aged ~ years months.
AT Stockton Springs, July 10th, Stephen E.
Fletcher, aged SO years months.
The Portland daily press., 1890-08-05
Yachting Nofas-

The Rustic, of the New York Yacht Club,
sailed at noon yesterday for home
The Galatea and the Rondina, of the Mas
sachusetts Yacht Club, arrived yesterday.
The tug Salem struck and carried awav
quite section of the raft at the Portland
Yacht Club house yesterday.
A number of yachts got in the way of the
st. John steamer yesterday, and Captain
Matthews was forced to remove them, the
owners not being on board.
The Portland daily press., 1890-08-05
Fish Arrivals.

J. w. Trefethen reports the following arri-
valf Of fish The Golden Rule, 600 pounds OF
large mackerel; the Hattie N. Reed, 5000
pounds OF small mackerel; the Storm King
with 1000 pounds paddock; Esperanza, 1000
pounds Of haddock. and 1000 pounds OF bake
Lizzie Bradley, 5000 pounds Of haddock.
ABOUT 1900 pounds of sword fish made up
tne balance of the fish received yesterday.
Inc Martha c. brought in So barrels of salt
maekaraI
The Portland daily press., 1890-08-05
MUNICIPAL COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE GOULD.

BEFUHE JUUUE GUILD.
MoNDAY-John Flaherty, O'Dllon Lefe-
Lester r. Griffin. 1ntoxication; each fined
IS and costs.
Seward G. Coffin. Intoxication: 30 days
In county Jail and In addition fined SO and
COSTS
Morgan j. Foley. Assault; five months in
county jail
Thomas Kane. Assault; two months in
county jail.
Jas. Burns. Common drunkard; three
months In county Jail.
VIM. E. Fitzgerald and Abbie III. Hart.
o Common drunkards; each three months In
county Jail.
Annie Hartman. Common nuisance:
bound over to the grand jury in the sum of
$500.
John A. Davis. Cheating by false pre-
fences; discharged
The Portland daily press., 1890-08-05
Saved from Drowning.

Sunday afternoon, off Higgins's Beach,
dory, containing Joseph Ash, Frank Curran
and Samuel Dennis. suddenly sprarg aleak,
and by unskillful management was over
turned and the occupants thrown into the
water Mr.. M. r. Fell of the United States
steamer Iris. and Captain Lewis OF Spur
wink and ladies who were out yachting In
the sloop Whiskers, were sailing in that vi
cinity and rescued them from their perilous
position,
The Portland daily press., 1890-08-05
a New Runu List

Inc Lighthouse Board has issued from the
government printing Office at Washington a
revised list of the beacons, buoys, stakes
and other day marks in the first lighthouse
district, corrected up to May /, 1890. Copies
of the list, which contains several import.
ant additions to those of former years. NAV
be obtained by shipmasters upon application
to the inspector of the first lighthouse dis
trict at the Custom House.
The Portland daily press., 1890-08-05
Knock Down on Commercial Street.

Last night two men asked semi-intoxica-
ted individual to ''shout" He refused and
was promptly knocked down. A plucky
boot black said to the men: "You want to
go through him." and crowd gathering the
men made off. Later the police sent the
man they tried TO Ego through" to a board
ing house. He had $50 when he started on
his spree in the morning, but probably con-
siderably less when he got back last night.
The Portland daily press., 1890-08-05
Fire In Saccarappa.

A fire was discovered in Saccarappa at
4.45 o'clock Sunday morning, in George W.
Coles cigar store, in Merrilps block on Main
street. The fire itself did but little damage,
besides burning through the floor and burn
ing some of the stock of cigars on hand. Tie
damage by smoke and water was considera-
Die. and Is fully covered by insurance in the
Union insurance Company and the Ham
Durg-bremen, through the agency of Morse
& Guptill of this citv
The Portland daily press., 1890-08-05

Yesterday was very oppressive. The mer-
curry didn't rise as high as last week, but 1t
touched 800 in the shade at II a. M. Then
the wind got round more to the southwark
and in the afternoon varied thermometers a
from 800 to $50. There was good deal of
humidity in the atmosphere. which made the
heat very trying. At the circus it was bak-
ing hot
The Portland daily press., 1890-08-05
Real Estate Trane&a,a

The following transfers of real estate In
this county have been recorded at the ReQis-
try Of Deeds:
land. 81. " si'S Vi hoi'-
henry Deering ct ais TO city of Portland. 81.
=, u; Davis to g. II. PaysOn. SO.
r. Barbour. 81. "us'eh 10 Aiper'
The Portland daily press., 1890-08-05
MAR RACES.

In this city, Aug. A, by Rev. Henry Blanchard
d. D., Lewis p. Everett of Newton Mass. and
Miss Addie Louise Sawyer of Portland.
In Randolph, July 80, Charles w. Glidden O
In Gardiner, July 20. Benjamin G. Whitney Of
inndale.
and Jennie Leighton.
In West Poland. July 10, John F. Emery of Pc
land and Catharine Radford OF Bristol, Eng
The Portland daily press., 1890-08-05
Drowned at scarboro.

Mr.. Fred Moulton, son of Mr.. William
Moulton. of North Scarboro, was III the
water Sunday, and it was thought in swim
ming. He was found dead at the mill pond
at North Saco. BE was related to Mr.. Allen
Moulton Of this city who accidently shot
himself recently.
The Portland daily press., 1890-08-05
VIII Try The FLYING Macn,..

Patrick Peters, who claims to havo die
covered way to navigate the air. saws 10
shall make his first attempt at flying ba ~
Wednesday about o'clock. He nronnoao
to fly from this city to Cape Elizabeth.
The Portland daily press., 1890-08-05
City Government.

The regular August meeting of the City
Government called for last evening, was ad-
journed by the clerks of the two boards,
there not being quorum present in either
branch,
The Portland daily press., 1890-08-05

Subscribers of the PRESS who intend leav-
Ing the city for the summer or for only
brief period can have the paper sent them
without extra charge by leaving their address
at the counting room.
The Portland daily press., 1890-08-05
Obituary Notes

Lewis l.. Mower, for many years clerk of
the common council in Concord, n. h, died
yesterday, aged about 60. He is survived BY
q widow and two children.
The Portland daily press., 1890-08-05
OWEN, MOORE & co.
TO SERACO LAKE
SUNDAY, AUG. IOih.

SUNDAY, AUG. 10Th.
While the Advent Campmeeeting Is In progress,
at Sebago Lake, the Maine Central will run a
special train, leaving the Union Station at 10 a. m.
and returning leave the lake at p. m.
ON SUNDAY. AUG. I7ih,
the Unlversalists will hold a grove meeting at
Sebago Lake and special will leave Portland at
10 a. m. and returning at p. m. Fare from Port
trip; Cumberland Mills 45 cents; South Wind
ham 20 cents; Newhall 20 CENTS White Rock 15
cents; Reduced fares also from Bartlett and all
intermediate stations. Passengers from these
stations take regular trains. A new and elegant
station has Just been completed at Sebago and
extensive improvements have been made through
out the grounds, enSuring quiet and enjoy able
Sunday at the Lake to all who wish 1t.
aug5 eodtaug17
The Portland daily press., 1890-08-05

We opened this morn
ing, a complete line Of
"Crab Apple Blossom"
toilet preparations, made
by the Crown Pefumery
Co., London,
The Portland daily press., 1890-08-05

DROPOsALs for Building Sick Quarters at
IL Navy Yard, Portsmouth, N. II. Navy De-
partment Bureau Of Medicine and Surgery,
Washington, d. c., July 81, 1890. Sealed pro.
posas, in duplicate, are hereby invited and will
be received at this office until IL o'clock noon on
Monday, September LIST, 1890, at which time and
lending bidders for bnIidIne sick quarters AZ the
Navy Yard Portsmouth, New Hampshire, IN
accordance with the plans and specifications
which may be seen at the Navy Yard, Portsmouth,
New Hampshire, Naval Hospital, Chelsea, Mass.
achusetts; Naval Hospital, Brooklyn, New York,
and Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, Navy De-
partment. Copies of specifications. with blank
form of proposal can be obtained at either OF the
aforementioned places. Proposals must be en-
closed in sealed envelopes marked Proposals
sm0uth, N. H." and addressed to the Chief OF the
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, Navy Depart
ment, Washington, ID. @. The right is reserved to
J. MILLS BROWNE, Surgeon General, Chief of
Bureau. aug6T&F2w
The Portland daily press., 1890-08-05

For any case OF nervousness. sleep
lessness, weak stomach indigestion, dyspepsia
Try Carter's Little Nerve Pills. Relief is sure
fhe only nerve medicine for the pfice in market
The Portland daily press., 1890-08-05

When baby was sick. we gave ner Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Casteria.
aecs d&w1y
The Portland daily press., 1890-08-05
All Run Down

From the weakening effects OF warm weather, by
hard work, or from long illness. you need good
gives good appetite, strengthens the whole sys-
tenn, purifes the blood regulates the digestion.
my wife was cured OF very bad cough and
what was called quick consumption, by Hoods
Sarsapariila. After taking two bottles she was
relieved OF the cough and very much improved
she continued to take 1t for some months, and
was restored to perfect health, which she has
enjoyed ever since. Our little girl was poor and
puny and we also gave her Hoods Sarsap ara.
IL seemed TO be just the thing she needed. as she
has been well and hearty since taking it," FRANK
Otis, Berwick, Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1890-08-05

Everybody wanted thin
garments yesterday, and all
in a hurry = would have 1t that
Way-not to blame either.
Lucky we had enough to 90
round.
We bought lots early and
have filled in sizes since.
We are trying to supply the
demand.
We've got enough left for
to-day. Alpaca, Seersucker
or Flannel Coats and Vests.
Nothing so comfortable as
a pretty Cotton or light Flan-
mel Shirt for this hot weather,
$I.5o to So.
A large lot Of rs cent and
81 Straw Hats for SO cents to-
day.
The Portland daily press., 1890-08-05
THIS wEEK

I case o IA cent Prints for a els.
L Challies for
l :" so cent Scotch Cling.
hams for 25
Fast Black Cotton Hose, rs
Fast Black Sanitary and Perfec-
ton Hose.
Cd White Linen for Table
Cloths, Dress Trimmings, French
Fans and ParasOIs, Embroidered
and Hemstifched Lawn for
Dresses. COlOred Dress Goods at
reduced prices. New Fancy
Washable SILK for Blazers.
The Portland daily press., 1890-08-05


Inou art the shadow OF life, and as the tree
Stands In the sun or shadows all beneath,
SO In the light of great eternity
Life eminent creates the shade of death;
The shadow passeth when the tree shall fall,
But shall reign forever over ALL"
The Portland daily press., 1890-08-05

r OsT-From Deerng horse car, between the
IL circus grounds and Congress street. Monday
night Morocco leather pocket book. The book
contained some receipts, money and the owners
card. The.finder will be suitably rewarded on re-
turning the same TO this office. EUGENE
LEAVITT. OIL
The Portland daily press., 1890-08-05
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

PORTLAND, July %. 1890.
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VILLAGE COUNCIL.
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CRYSTAL FALLS, February IA regular
meeting Of the village board Of trustees,
was held in the clerks Office. Present.:
j. II. Parks, president and Trustees j.
y. Schwartz, u. G. Lockwood, John
Fisher, VIM Doucct. Minutes Of last
meeting read and approved. Following
resolution offered hy Lockwood:
Whereas the Office Of northumberland az ere
ated by the board 81 trustees, according to re-
port, seems TO be filed by ncumbents who seem
20 make II their business 10 find someone 10
arrest, instead OF making IL their business To be
on duty through the night time 10 guard against
fires AS far a. in his powerlays. and To be always
IN readiness to early give the alarm II fire
should occur Therefore, be Il resolved, that the
Office OF nightwatchman be abolished.
The ayes and noes were called and re-
suited in ayes, noes, 3. 1t was moved
by Lockwood aud on motion OF Schwartz
adopted, that that part Of the minutes
OF the meeting Of April %, 1899, regard
ing the nightwatchman beamendcd 80 a.
TO read as follows
And 1t shall be his duty TO keep order on the
streets during the night and guard diligently
against fires further, that Il shall be his duty 60
report every day az O'Clock p. m. 20 the pres.
dent Of the board OF trustees, as 90 his work
while on duty the previous night, and also 20
make a written report TO the board az every
regular meeting all fires, fire alarms and other
work performed by him during the intervening
time.
Upon motion OF Lockwood the clerk
was instructed Go submit TO Marvin
BuskirlS, the present incumbent Of the
Office OF nightwatchman, u copy OF the
minutes containing "a definition OF his
duties and further Go notify him that
unless he il willing 60 comply with the
same he will be discharged at mex regular
meeting. On motion of Schwartz the
clerk wasinstructed to procure two watch
clocks Tor the use Of the nightwatchman,
which are 60 bc placed one at each end Of
the village and the cost Of both not toex-
ceed S25 Il was moved by Lockwood.
seconded 10y Schwartz and carried, that
the bonrd adopt and put Ia plant OF
electric firc alarms On motion meeting
adjourned 10 3 o'clock p. m. February
., 1890.
FEBRUARY 5.-Thc adjourned meeting
OF the boord % trustees met in the clerks
office with following members present :
President Parks aud Trustees Doucci,
Lockwood. Russell and Fisher. On mo-
ton 81 Lockwood, the president WINS
authorized 60 have wood cut around the
engine house, so as 10 avert danger from
Gre 90 the engine house. Lockwood
moved that the board advertise for 900
cords 81 dry wood TO bodcliycrel Dcccm-
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To The Gentlemen.

To the gentlemen Of Crystal Falls and
vicinity: We hereby beg 20 announce
that our line OF domestic and imported
suitings and overcoatine for spring wear
is now complete. Our reputation for
making well fitting garments ut reason
able prices is too well established 20
make further mention. II you wish to
see our line Of samples, please call ON Mr..
Max Berlowitz, the leading dry goods
and clothing merchant 81 compromising
city, who l. our authorized agent. Any
orders intrusted to his care VIII receive
our prompt attention. Remember, tit
and workmanship guaranteed or no sale.
Yours respectfully,
H. NJ MARKS q Co.,
Fashionable merchant tailors.
CHICAGO, February 10, 1890
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MARQUETTE Michigan. October I. iSSp-I DO
hereby AX and appoint the times Of holding the
several term 81 the Circuit court Tor the Twenty.
hlth Judicial Circuit Of Mlcnlgau Tor the years
$50 and sol. ~ follows, 60 Wit
For the Year 500;
DELTA COUNTY The FIRST Tuesday ln January,
the first Tuesday ia Nay the last Tuesday in
September.
mos COUNTY The third Wednesday Ia Janu-
AIRY. the second Wednesday, in May, tho second
Wednesday in October.
MENosnxEE CpUNTy-The third Tuesday in
January thn fourth Tuesday in April, The fourth
Tuesday ln August, tbs second fuciday 10 No.
vcmhrr.
AARorerfr C0cNry~,rhe secoud Monday VA
February che third Wednesday Ia May, the
second Monday ln september, the first Monday
ia Dcccmber
For the year A9l
DELTA CouNTY--irhe nfet Tuesday iu nnunry,
fhe FIRST Tuesday Ia May the last Tuesday va
september
iRnx turNrY--rrhe sceond "Wednesday in Jan.
nnrv the second Wednesday la May, the first
wednesday, iu October
AllExoxuSrE turSTY The third Tuesday Ia
January. che third Tuesday in ipfii The fourth
Tuesday in August, tie seron1 Tuesday IA No
vemhpr
MARQUETTE C0uHry~Thc second Monday in
February. the third Wednesday in My, the
Second Tuesday Ia september the first Tuesday
Ia December. q. - GRANT Circuit judge.
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Der /. 1890, and paid for January /,
1s91--carried On motion OF Doucet,
seconded by Schwartz, is was resolved
that the chair appoint committee OF
two and beanex-ofiicio member OF same,
20 purchase or procure a system Of fire
alarms.-Carried. On motion Of Lock-
wood the clerk was instructed TO cores
pond with the Youngstown Iron Mining
Co., in order TO correct mistake which
crept into the assessment roll for the
village, whereby the Youngstown mine
property, which il in the village limits,
was assessed $4,000 in place Of 81 900,
and clerk was instructed 20 draw an
order ON village treasurer FOR four-fiiths
OF the taxes paid Carried. Resignation
OF G. $. Henry. village marshal, was upon
motion tabled. The following bills
were allowed and disalIowed; r.
T.. Macdonne, blacksmithing, S22.-
90; Parks & Co., material, S33.s6 I;
G. Il. Crandall, attorney fees, claimed
$50, allowed 500; G. S. Henry,
chairs, S5.75, postage, S1;C NJ. Atkin-
son, printing and publishing, SlS.16;
Parks 4 Co., supplies, etc, Sl03.70; +.
l.. kleyensteuber, services to February
/, SAT; NJ. Buskirk, nightwatch, $50;
pay roll for labor performed ON streets
and tower in January as per report OF
highway commissioners, $5S.92, laid over
until next meeting; Heating q Sheehan,
as per order 81 finance committee, 5000.
The clerk was instructed TO draw orders
ON treasurer for amounts allowed. The
meeting thereupon adjourned.
A. LUsTFIELD, clerk
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First publication Jan. 20. last Feb. %
special meeting Of the stockholders of the
Chicngon Lake Mining Co. Of Iron county. Mich
Igitn, viii be held at the Office 81 the company,
rooms 90 and o., Adams Express building lS7
Dearborn street. Chicago. Illinois, Friday, Feb
rnary ~, 1890, at the hour % ten a. m Tie
object Of the meeting Is TO consider the question
81 disposing Of all the real estate Of thecompany
whether held Ia fee or by leasehold and of dispos
lingo ail the personal property ~ the mine and
the transaction Of such other business may
come before the meeting Dated, Chicago. Janu-
AIRY rs, 1890
THOMAS +. PATTERSON
y. HOARDMAN. Directors OF the
A. j. COoPEH, ChicagOn Lake
Jos. COLLECT, Mining Co.
j. T.. YouNG.
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Found In The Newspaper.

From the Cresco, Iowa, Plaindcaler.
eve have never, as our readers for nearly
thirty years in this county can testify,
written puff 81 any patent medicine.
Duty az well as inclina ton impel Us TO
depart from this studied silence, to say
TO our readers and the public that.
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days fighting it with ordinary remedies
and getting no relief from their use, we
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provemcnt under it's use Large bottle
only S1.0O. Ask FOR Clarke's Flax soap.
"Best ON Earth" twenty-five cents.
Both the above for sale by j. f. Hooking
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