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la whatever light We view the question
at Issue in the southern States, We cannot
avoid the conclusion that IL Is one of poll
teal INSTRUMENTATION, Sc much of the
constitution As relates 10 elections, the
corner stone OF the republic, Is absolutely
repudisted Certsinly this t. hard say
lug, but the situation does not admit of a
more generous rendering, nor does the
English language provide better words to
express II. II Is not = question of party
gain or loss. II is not a question Of taste or
sympathy. nor one for the exercise OF
sectional prejudice, neither does 1t admit
of any defence. 1t is fragrant defiance
Of the constitution, and question of
national Importance, drawing the line be-
tween patriots and traitors citizen il
not compelled to love his country. but he
has nu right Ia SEEK Its destruC' ion. The
case is made up and it, proportions indi-
Gated, when It is uneQuiv"eslly asserted
that di>frsnchi>emen Of the negro i the
only possible solution of tile difficulty
We hear no complaint that these people
are not supporting, law abiding aud
loyal. hut for their color alone they mast
be prescribed. But the proposition to
di>franChise, COLOMBO oI in any Nay deal
arbitrarily or di>crininstely with this pto-
pie Is not only absurd hut Impossible in A
government Ike this. II such proceed.
inr Is admissible, who j. safe! This wear
IL is the negro. next year II may include
You and me. This country j. made W Of
different nationaliiies. and Il Is too late
now TO make race distinction. Or recognize
privileged classes. Ii should have com
menced, If anyw here. At Plymouth rock
once establish the precedent and You IN
wife chaos forever.
II is impossible for the reason that The
constitution does not provide for >u,h sn
,xigeucy. and does no; anticipate any such
contingency. 1t provides for the nations
preservation but not for IT, destruction,
once = citizen, slwsys citizen i the rule
iu,lolstr. except that by our own corrupt
practices We may lose our Inheritance and
our hcsd. Evidently the proposition i
not made in good faith. but in the interest
nf self defence and prncra>tlnatiVn. 1t
will he revelation no doubt To manN
when il >hsll appear ihSt this question i
already settled tu the complete >ati>iSCtie
OF the whites ~ tie South IL ht '+.vt
stone" WAS the requiem ot the slave pow
CT, aud must forvYcr * Tho accompany lu f.
song OF the stSte rights doctrine ~ inter
prrtvd 81 the South ,lresiv the rl"s J..
made that. il let slnut. sN wli hv wei,
ihst they have discovered process II al
iu>tment, the >ucrr>- Of whiCh depends
entirely upon being lct alone Il Ma
shocking 10 have the President ask the
question whether they werr ST Work on
ihls problem whether they had ScIuAt>
commenced operations.
Were these people apuv>t ar CONS >iruf.
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The United States Government Defed

II viii be remembered that short time
ago Judge of the United States Court
decided that municipal court is not COM
potent 10 issue naturalization papers; and
IS The Biddeford municipal court had pre-
Ni"u>ly issued a large number Of such pa
p,rs deputy United States Marshal sta
toned himself in Biddetord on Monday OF
this week, on the occasion OF the city cleo
ton. 10 look after violations of the United
S,atc> statutes.
Great excitement prevailed and, As usual,
tAc Democrats were lswless. The follow
ill., j. IN substance brief statement Of
'he case
The votes OF the men whose nstursliIs-
ton papers mere issued by the municipal
court we're challenged In every ward. The
i half hour sitter the polls we're opened
l,ur arrests were made. Special officers.
tie tools Of the Democratic ring, worked
iu favor of the men whose right 10 vote
i questioned. and the sheritfs arrested
VIE men "a fast as challenged. In one
ward two sherifs arrested a challenged
Ny;cT. but clubs were drawn and special
,..ctfN sud the crowd liberated the pri>-
u.or. In another ward, DEPUTY United
S.ates Marshal Obcd + Stsckpolr. drew
$ revolver when the crowd interfered with
prisoner. StsCkpole succeeded in bold
iyG hI> man. aud also caused the arrest OF
Tie special officer nho interfervd Al ten
.aCk Warrants We're issued for the ar
rests Of the >herif~. and ten minutes later
..ctm,n rushed deputy United States
Marsha. Stsckpvie ana deputy sheriff Par
= t.r ,.,lt raFi .,p
{ ..oNyi by bowling mob.
We are slad that this case will he looked
aIttg al L. :. officers for whom. as q rule
NJ ave great respect; for - far s. We
4.,r noticed. these officers always 20 10
rte statute books to learn their official
81 .,y. ani never 10 cheap ward politician.
III. slsyT CITIZENS. as 10 some,'m mes done,
.. EXCEPTIONAL cases. toy state. county
mau.cips, officials generally Of the
glucraNc pel suxsiou or course IN
>t4 sauds tie administration OF law be
mc> .Arce which elci,es the iudigns-
20 AMI contempt Of all right minded ciu-
t"l>- sa; We HAY Ne certain that = the
i-uj> u United States officials. these de-
-..> x ,AN sad order vii. have melted gu,
t.tm The punishment which the euor-
u"y u their crime deserves. Uncle
SAB. la always behind his officers the
N.,ir Y1mer Of the United States. 10 en-
.yc.~heu necessary. the legitimate tAer-
,.>e - oalcsl authority
>as, writing the above We see 1t is
s.atet ,tst Stsckpole. who ws> arrested,
-n.t aew $ [ ) deputy msr>ha'-s fact
N,..>. q 10; essentially change The IL
. nuf affairs
id e Weah af the [. 5 pi>tric; Court
~.N> taat "a a,>e voters who. after being
a.>i>,4 tla; ,hoi, certificates were invalid
t.eu voted. tA,rr could * no excuse snd
f..~c NaoNo,td would he liable 10 indiot-
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SouihW cal 0ayb0g .

SoethNeAt 0aro0t.
Our two days session of town meeting
was well represented by the voters of IRE
mont. despite the roaring of the March
lion, and u warrant Of the customary length
was earnestly discussed and disposed Of.
The fremont mail route has been sold to
Cleaves of Bar Harbor.
The Inflated wreck Glen" has been
sold at auction.
Our people have emerged from the gloom
Of sickness so far as To indulge in y little
socisbiiity Notwithstanding the season Of
lent, though our home dramatic clubs have
for many reasons rested on the laurels of
the past, except In the single instance of
the Bass Harbor club presenting Enlisted
for the War" at fremont Hall last week
Bad Weather and muddy roads prevented a
large attendance. hut We learn that IL was
an excellent drama with the characters
well represented. The Christian Endeavor
society gave another of its very enjoyable
sociahle> on Friday evening last. In the
music room Of the Island House, where a
well arranged program Of music speeches
aud select reading. together with refresh
ments and merry games. WAS much appre-
ciated by all present.
The Ladies' Benevolent society was
largely represented last Tuesday at the
afternoon was spent Ia talk and work
while partaking Of the good but very plain
circle tea" according 10 rule. man, IN
dulaed In envious hut good natured re-
marks concerning the ministers chicken
supper which was to follow an hour later.
to be enjoNed by his invited gentlemen
guests. dozen or more in numher. Dur
ing the evening q very interesting chapter
OF chronicles relating 10 knitting bee"
No, ,, from the pen Of tslcnted member
was read and heartily applauded.
Mrs NJ J. Mason has lately established
herself and pet cat in the basement rooms
OF her s,n's house here. her love of house
keeping and home duties everything the
easy life Of boarding.
Little Winnie May iIodgkin> brought In
for my inspection. few days since, a
lively, large butterfly which she had res
curd from the playful hut cruel paws Of
her pussy cat. handsome gray and brown
notified chap. presenting a wonderful APP
pearSuce under the microscope.
The Ocean Echo lodge delegation Of six
which attended the District lodge l. O. Of
q T aud OWN In the heavy storm. were
So nearly snow bound report a very enjov
able trip. though bucSboardiug iu a lri, ing
snow storm might not always prove safe
venture Their cor,iial and ho>pitahic re-
crptiou by the brothers and sisters at
Ellsworth msde amends for all the di>com-
forts Of the return trip
Mrs. Benz Dodge. who has been 80
seriously i'll with pneumonia for several
weeks, we are glad to hear. is now safely
recovering.
Mr.. l. Cleveland i rety i'll at the present
writ ny
Enoch Iurvey. Who has been in Boston
a ..
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Old Remedy to the Fraat Once More.

Thoassnts Of people throughout the New
Enssei SIsre> will b. Srasifed apou hearing
that pr. thzrlr> trsis's original ksinet and
Liver CURE. = eac- more in rerrA Of all
CAsrse> Craig Jr. 800 Of Or. Caari-s Crsis. OF
Rochester. y. Y. having arrived ri the ssgs
axe for the rr.n.se,ion Of Business. has soil
the formulas Of bis fsther's gr~.i kiiney an.
Liver Cars. Crown piasterx and Pills. y aich
he has hsd To his ra~ses~sca for . rameer 81
years 10 the Crxsc Nesisciue Co. OF Ps>~se.
\. j.. q sfo~k eorsp1ay 81 weaEhy srj enter-
prt>iny eitissn> ~bo xre t:esermisei 10 lei The
World have thr h~u- e. ~ the srst PrersraiSau
that sseF rssrsd RrsyAs'> ps>saSe-
rass t'oaspsa. hss pxi8 az esEsrsi steek Of
ease Sse. The kidney Cure whsch saved 80
nasrv esaaxhs~ kssS. S~fssge il sss suppressed
hy the faeaa-r proFersssar'. eHfarxseSDeRs. Ia
l-gxl processes. will In fasars be pas In IL
orfxsasi dry foSsa. The fT1 eoES-oaRsaeS. DR..
Charles Craig. Sea. will be the CONSULTING
physseian Of the CoGpany.
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Portland rumsellers hare been ftisde
TO feel the teeth of the law, the past year.
1854 liquor warrants were served, in Ss1
cases Of which liquor amounting TO 1910
gallons were seized. The marshal says In
his annual report that he has endeavored
10 enforce the liquor Law faithfully, and he
asks that II Its enforcement Is 10 depend
almost wholly on the police, he msy have
six special officers for the work
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NJ n va
The President i understood I" be taking
n great deaf II interest IN the Investigation
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h. r.,t,n..,.r ,f.,l.,, III. ,n.n,h.r ~
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s,ACi fur Al an carly day II " l. not ten
atr,d Voluntarily III 10 the time that
WAN, s-, ,.4 ,,,;,,.rs,.l,h, man
VINO va -N'n F'S.'',u i" '''' N'n>"S VI.
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The transition from i,sS lingering md psin-
fui >lcsue>> 10 robust h-sHh marA- All rLs~h
a. lie HE al tue lud3s lduAt such y rrinzrA-
Shir event J. Treasured Id the m-tnnrA aud the
s-vucy Whereby the so~-d health h. brvs At
tAiBrd i gratefully blessed. H-acr il j. that
much y heard in praise u hirvrri- Bittrf-.
- nisnt f-el ;h-x owe their restoration io
h~s,th. 10 toe u>- Of lh- Grrat An rrstIVr and
Tenic- II Nou srr troubled With say di.ra~r
Of X idnvN> Liver or >iom4c n OF hing or short
-tsndins. YOU Nil SURELY fud rtii-f b. H. "a.
Elr~iric Biltrr>. Sod al 30 and q per bat.
llr Al ;. u. " l.gln'. Drug ,lore.
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t. x expended on the COUNTY rs l,-,li.f-
Tim The fAsf Erv u Mzrizyije throus h ih- Nr-l
cru part ~ SAD in the North line tie n, + q Z. 4
the Moose iii Roaf sDi such purti,n us he RAJ
,e=''ins from Aura To BeetIinxtcs A. lie, In 81
= And { has r. shy % Aurora i appointed
scent :" -uperinteni the xl~.ndilu-e Il said $,
>c->r1rCt
"a the We>i hall IL NJ - Mil,f,o D!vi.lr,
supposed q Contain - acres tire sam 3. So =
-ins UItI- ger A-re.to te "a peI.,c7 on thSt uar
i"b vt thr county nsst leading from Au-sTs :,
hsst nsi-n which lies IN >zi q let +ru lac vs.;
iHe ahi ne division Inc ietNe-n i2ua OF II "
hSti e a. ant .Hri Formerly II Wn. Freeman
ahA tAa- v :. ~ u tuFOra !, appointed AGENT
:" sapeF.8'end the expenditure q ssid Assess
~ tte Eastern part 81 No - Ni3lie Division
IN SAIL NfGnt' pp-E~f g. contain lIs sr-Y. ta
u mI ~ J. a. Lr.ts vi
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"e>f tozis>sSas-
The Rod!ck Brothers frnm Bar HSrhAr
began about two weeks SGD 10 cut ice in
Jones Pond lwithst2nding the IN
favorable Weather they have built Que large
hog>e, xud bsyr il shou. hlle,i with sn ex-
ira quality of ice They are now putting
up smother house and with favorable
weather will Ill that also, They have IN o
crews 81 WORK. day crew ani :
nighE crew. Thi> enterprise gives
quite lively appearance 10 our VII
iAce and gives employment Ia all the men
who wish 10 work. We wish them success
The Young people here who hsye bern
rehear>ing for the past thru weeks viii
give their ar>t entertainment for public ex-
hioiti"n - morrow evening. the proceeds
Of which are 10 he given n the Union
church society 10 help finish the church
here
Csps- Henry Hammond has sold bis
schooner. the Vixen, 10 Cranberry Island
parties.
Much sickness hss prevailed here for the
past four weeks, but nearly al have very
much improved
Msrch 10
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lvr6
LOOK Young,

Prevent tendency 10 wrinkles or sgin. u
shr skin by Using LEACRELLE OIL FTs>eryr,
youthful. plump. fre>h condition OF the feat
ure>. Prevents Wifherins OF the skin. dry ing
up of the 1e>h. develop, the bust Prevents
casppins. cracking. kreps the skin loft
smooth 81 %. Druggists. or preusii BY Ex-
press. E WELLS.
Jersey City, y. j.. L. :. A.
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4 -sttu, ardrv WAS introduced in tie
Ara ri. aldermen in Bitdeford 70 hsye
- -A,n .roiu tie voting Ii; so names ~
- whose naturalization papers were
1-rsd Il The Btddeford or SAco inu-
Es. courts This Actton VS. brought
7.N-' t,eSu>e of the r~crnl rGlIns Of
,ra-5 W,'H ID tAe United States District
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->crisssr's AssG-ise has. - It's lesdinx
fssf0rr for March. = par~lv literary pxper on
Cnsrtr- Lamb. II sl>n coaiasns the caerfasi-
ins psFArr Ia Cod. Church's remarkable study
II kFic>~oa'- carer: ersef description Of the
Australian Boomerang: = striking summary Of
the rr~4nt woaserfal Freneh experiments 10
hypaotism: picturesque acraaat Of the rem
nxnf Of S~rainoa-s ~ho live In The Eserya saics
Of p rtds; 1rxsHssic ehsrterS IN The two Hue
trsted serials, xsd = COED saar, story. poems
ard -.Th~ Poisi Of visv.- the new depart.
ment- Six Of the articles are iiaGs,rzsel.
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-DANA'S SARSAPARILLA.
DRUNKENNESS LIQUOR HABIT In
all she World there Is but one cure,
DR. Hain$S' Golden Sp<eine

/, can be given in u cup Of tea o. coffee W 18th
out the Know ;sti,r OF the person taking il. es-
fecsins = speedy sBi permanent cure. u heIher
ths EzIlraI j. mad-rste drinker or ri shco-
haklc wreck. Teaa>snd. of drunkxrSl> have
t~eu cured - ho have taken th- tsaideu SE.sSl-
&c in their coffee without their know s,t-e
and Io-<izy believe thew quit drinking of their
owu FIRE will. No harmful Eject results from
is administration. Ours guaranteed. Sead
for circular snd full psrti~ul1r>. Address ia
confidence. GOLDEN SPECIFIC Co.. lSS Race
Sfrs4r-r Cincinnati N ,vin
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CSnnsd holsters are now admitted 10
this country dasy free. tins and all, The
PASSPORT Sc&siSsi advocates q duty on the
s.ns tha, viii Offset the duty imposed On
the tis, pls,e when imported late ,hi.
country. snd also discriminate Ia favor Of
tie manufacture Of tin GAGS VI ben made in
lai> country. The SsasiEss says that Is
the matter ROW stands the Gamer Of the
American side Is Dot even given An equal
chance by his government. with men 10 the
sane business In the Dominion. Oar gov
erpnent charges . duty of one cea, a
raesd ca Tin plates, and all tin plates sre
Sa,p,rted. They are eroagh, into the
nomsesaa duty FREE. ard when mssie iato
cSnS snd cslri siih holsters the sxaae tin
l. allowed fr~~ entrs inso the United States
Sai rhe goods cene into cur market 10
eampcse with xoeas packed On the Maine
coast
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4 -e municipal elec,.ou IL Bangor.
.aay. tie vote stood a. follows Blake
--7 -4+-; White. BEN, 49, Morrison,
i AZ Wlvel~rish. Blske'> ms
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N As >AE> PA kILLA
tn EeYra,tS Men

II VOC will >eDd u YOUR sddre>>. We sill
msii ou our Illustrated pamphlet explaining
al shout Dir. pye'> srlvbrsie,i Elscirv-N oitsic
Beg aud Apphsnce>. aud rh-ir charming Fl
fes-i> upoa the nervous dvbiiii.ied system
AID hcs they ~iil quickly r->,ore Hcu 10 si-or.
manhood ard b-slth. Ii YOU arr thu sfiiiciti
We viii send you Bell Snd AppEi.ncr> ca :
trial NoLTAIc REIT 90.
lVr6 Marshall. Ntch
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l. II uog worth he >nlAil price ~ ,5 ceni, 10
trrs yourself OF every symptom OF th,>~
distressing cunpislng-' il Yea think - call 81
cor >torr snd set hoIiir OF shiloh. itsliErr.
Every bottle bss printed gusrantet on II. u>-
accordingly. and II it doe YOU no good II
vii oo>l Yea uoJh,ny- Sold BY ;. D. " =
in. lNrsq
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SEE " HAT

The wrii-snowu mSnS-er Of excursions to
z>hlustou. isliforri. and The y bite Noun
tzn>. |. 4. " hiicoulh. SAN: ! have newer
bad SnNthiHg do me % much good oar
sulphur BiIIer>. Ii j. the t-->t spring mr,ii-
cine I ever u-ed | wouAi sd, 10 all " b. .uf-
Ter from hili"u>ne>> aud DIV, pep>iz 70 ~ SUI
pha- Bitter. for know they cur,d me.
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ADVlCEIO MOTHERS.

Are Yea disturbed ST night and broken Of
wear resg ~ ssck child sufrrrag snd CRYING
vita pain Of cutting teeth. n 40. seBd st
oe<- snd get i ha.rie at mrs WINSTON :
SOOTHING SYRUP Fos CHILDREN TEETH
the poor little sufferer Immediately. Ihepeni
upon n. mot hers. therp i 10 mistake about H.
IL cures dys< rtery and disrrhRx. requisites the
>tomSeh snd eowels. cures wind casic- sofrens
the gums re-sacss Inflammation. xod gives
fao- ard esergr TO The whale sy>s@m- MS
NENSLows SOOTHING SYRUP FOR chill
pEES TEErHING j. Peasant 70 the taste xigi
j. toe prescription Of en Of the asse>t and bit
frussSe nar~ss and paySieisns in the United
>rsiF>- ga. = for ssie hv al druggists through
cat the word Prses p esois bosIhs-
ista.
Itch cured In % minute. hy Wecsfofsrs
Sanitary Losiea. Sold By :. d. Wxxis. Drug
Eise, Eiavosth. lyN
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be Maine F..r-ser protests aysins,
t.e promi>cuous Use Of such titles a.
Hon Ant Col and Prof We notic~
t1Ai >ome very Intelligent people have
peculiar misconceptions as to the use Of
'Ae>e titles Custom. not merit. 1xes them.
II voGT>e- A di>honorshle man may be
sr Hon. While the most hosurxale ard
iao>t honcred ~ men msy not ee entitled
,a The pr~fn. IL is generally understood
hat Ihs President cabinet, and the heads
u Departments 81 the United States GOV.
tlumtut, ;Ac Judiciary, and members of
Congress are entitled 70 this distinction !:
AID IN this Stste. the Executive. members
Of his Council. heads of departments
members ~ the Senate. Speaker Of the
House of Representatives, judges and
r0sNerS Of cities may be sddrcsssd as
Hon"
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dropped on sugar. children love to taAe
john>oa', Anod,ne Imminent tor cough, sui
coAi>.
We have speedy and positive Cure mr.
s,Arrh, nipbl hrriA. sukrr Mouth. and H-s,i-
sche. in >HILoH'S CtTAERH REMEDY.
NA-Si lnr-cior ire ~iih vaoh bottle. t. @.
II sou d,>iTr hvsllb aud SWEET breath. Pre-
~ cents. Sold hr :. D. " i-.ip lfAy
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: od John z esGnosa Of szii Tosnship = an
pointed sseaI 70 saleEiDteEd tie expeE.aszsrs IF
szza assessment
To ee pah4i>h-ei in the STATE paper sn.i EIIs
aosTH AMERICAN.
JOHN " >DAES IA Carsts-s
JAMES " BLAISDkII az
JOSEPH NJ HrTCHiN> ! Hsps,.ek "a
As,esss-H. B. SAUNDEgS CBerk
sFaS eopF AEess H B. SAUNDERS Clerk
NwtE
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H. hv expended nn the Eastern part of thu c,..r,
~ Hai to $40 Taw SHY gr.ra i -iaAr marx III
\ >ttntiH. ~ tile North site 81 the rad 4, ;N.
vst Inc ~ tnerrr tcd an! Samuel Larrt,A-sf
o. nerrt feit i spI-iutei AGENT to -al.r!r;rt,
the cNtvnfiitur- % -aIt assessment
IN lewu-Afr ~, u MiliAr Division IN IN /
trUnt supI.e-.,i IL contain - = a-r-- th. str,l II
AIS t-a,ns mills per scre. !. fnliuas vi.
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TIE ksu>A> state executive committee
iae Wvguau Christian Temperance
ta, >>ari an sddrt>. 10 The lacSl
a> IL Tic >tSie. endorsing the Repuh
.aa Gs.N> position OF prohibition, aud
---c- ;as unions - support Republican
a"3 .a:-> ia the State elections
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u re,uor Burle Oh hs> appointed Apr.l
- Fs>t Day Rather prena,ure, Gov
uer gae hS>e h2a grounds Mil hardly be
'r -set ,rae- thus esrly \ the season
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To he expended Oh that portion % the county
rcAt n ~s.tt tnSu-h}p between th- east Inc Of No
ant 4 stasr market e \" standing ga the north
ern side 81 . id rvs.i ana Thrp,iarr B,agtun ~
trsukl;n. tu said county, Il appointed svut to "a
pFriuteui the expenditure Of ~Aid Assessment
ca The eastern 4tsrf - township \o 10 In the
o"Cnfy u Hancock tie sum ~ sla {. : follow,
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Fire Association Of PHILADELPHIA.

Incorporated in 1890. Commenced business In 1917.
LIGHT GOT, Pres. Sec. W. s. wiNsHlP.
Capital paid M in cash, $4,000 %
ASSETS Dec. 81. 1889.
Real estate owned by the company,
unincumbertd, s.t2,ioo %
Loans on bond and mortgage tGrst
liens), i.4W,il- Y.
Stocks and bonds owned by the com
pany. market value, 2,HSrnS ~
Loans secured bv collaterals, llS,J25 o.
Cash In company's principal Office
and In bank, ll26lS u
Interest due and accrued @,llS 70
Premiums In due course Of collection, las.'s2 10
Aggregate Of all the admitted assets OF
the COMPANY at their actual value. ~ 49, S's %
LIABILITIES Dec 81, 1859
Net amount Of unpaid losses and
claims, l5StilbH
Amount required to safely re Insure
all out~ anding risks, S,uiIf>i IL
Total ar cunt of liabilities. except
capital stock and net surplus, S,i"' OF ~
Capital actually paid up In cash, Atnn@ 90
Surplus hey ond capital, s4its y
Aggregate amount of liabilities in
Cluting net surplus, 4,S'.s6' %
GEO. W. fISkE. Agent, Ellsworth, Maine.
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Brussels soap. hs>, IN use.
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" Ali 10 claims to hc.
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Tax Collectors Notice.

A IL taxes OF NY books rsuzatzis-r urz.i., -.
a be paid IL oacs '@s-ss
kiasvoEsh. Feb. - ,sse. =