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, 1890-08-14
rRANsMUrATIoN or SEX.
The Wedding of . Girl Who Was
Born Boy.

SAN Francisco, Aug. 0.-The Exam
iner this morning has a two column
special from Point Reyes, Cal, stating
that the marriage Of Deibert, or Belle,
Reynolds to Sherbrook Hardman, the
son Of prosperous blacksmith of
Olcma, is the all-absorbing item OF dis
cussion in Marin county, owing TO the
fact that Delbert has always dressed and
worked as "a boy or man, anu that the
relatives of the child ciaim that she was
born mate. Mrs. Hardman claims
that her transformation occurred within
the past eighteen months.
, 1890-08-14
A Desperate ARRAY,

MEBiprEN, Miss, Aug. 9.--Two Candy
boys met two Faiichilds, q feud having
long existed between the two families.
A light ensued with knives in which
Brown : MY received fatal wounds and
John candy was very badly wounded,
and one o! the Fairchiid's seriously cut.
and there is little hopes OF his recovery
, 1890-08-14
Troop. MIn BE OH Hand.

ST. Louis, Aug. ll.-Four companies
of troops from little Rock and Fort Reno
are en- route to the Chckasaw nation, to
be distributed at the polling places on
election day-next Wednesday, CAPTAIN
Babcock, at the scene of the expected
trouble, telegraphs General Merritt that
he does not think any difficulty will
occur now IT is known that troops will
be on the ground.
, 1890-08-14
the SEAL FISHERIES.
Mr. Biaine's Position From = Cana
dian Stand point.

h"h Stand dpoihe
OTTAWA. Aug. 0-In an interview yes.
terdsy Hon. William McDougal, one OF
the best constitutional lawyers In the
dominion, said; II think Blaine's con-
tention, as to the exclusive jurisdiction
OF the United States over the waters OF
Behring sea, is utterly untenable. | as.
sumo that the position Of the United
States, as represented by the present
administration, Is fully stated by MI
Blaine In his letter to Minister Paunce-
lotc Of the S0th of June. have read u
carefully, and, while / admit its good
temper, lucidity of expression, and the
tactical skill he displays as a politician,
l must, as student of international
law, protest against his premises, as
well as his conclusions"
Mr.. McDougal dealt at length with
the pretensions which Russia had set
up in Behripg sea and cited authorities,
including the great American writer,
Chancellor Kent, to show that Mr'
Blaine's contention was at variance
with the universally accepted doctrine
OF nations,
, 1890-08-14

Disbolioa nj Crueities Perpetrated ON
Prisonera of War

LONDON, Aug. ll.--An engagement has
taken place between the forces of the
rebel Arabs and the army OF the sultan
of Morocco. One hundred and twenty
prisoners were captured by the rebels
and all we're massacr,d. Among the
captives was son of the governor of the
province in which the uprising took
place. Portions OF his body Were cut oil
while he was alive aud tOasted, ami he
was then compelled 10y the leader OF the
rebels TO eat his own flesh.
, 1890-08-14
Declared n Leper.

New forK, Aug. ll.-Maruel Garutta,
young iucatan student, who is ailiict-
ed with leprosy, was Saturday taken to
his home IN his native country by his
parents. Garutta is 70 years old and
was student at Washington. Recently
he came to spend his vacation with his
parents. July IL lie was declared n
, 1890-08-14

RoNg Aug. 1.-THE English govern
nent has informed Cardinal Rampoin,
the papal secretary of state, that 1t is
impossible Tor England TO receive pa
pal envoy or 10 send minister to the
IL had been suggested by the
, 1890-08-14
The Mckinley Riii.

PARIS, Aug. 1.-THE conference of
American consuls general held In this
city was concluded to-dav. The con-
ference adopted several recommenda-
tions, among which is one favorinp
leniency in enforcing the provisions Of
the Mckinley tariff iii.
, 1890-08-14
rwen,y N,h,Itsts Arrs.ted.

BERSE, Aug. a.--The police having re.
ceived information that nihilists were
holding a meeting at a house situated at
the foot of Mont Blanc, made "A raid and
arrested twenty nthilists.
, 1890-08-14
Drowned while An SWIMMING

CORVALLIS, Or, Aug. Frank Bam-
berger, a young man, was drowned in the
river near here this afternoon. lie was
with a party OF friends swimming and
attempted to swim across to the ferry
boat on the other side, when he was
taken with cranlis
, 1890-08-14

IN height of fifteen feet, and tho whole
svreace Of the river Is aiiame. Great
nnises are heard from the earth, and the
road which runs alongside the river mas
sunk ten feet. Great excitement pre-
wallis throughout the county, "iu wv
citizens are much alarmed.
, 1890-08-14
THE GREAT NORTHERN.


ST. PAUL, Aug. 1.-The Pacific coast
extension OF the Great Northern Rail
road will be begun as soon as the
requisite force of men and trains can be
collected. Advices from Montana are
that thousand men are needed i'm
mediately,
, 1890-08-14

40 degrees ut 2 O'Clock this morning.
winnipeg reported A degrees at the
same honr, Bismarck, N. D., bs degrees.
Is too early to tell positively whether
any damage resulted to the crops from
last nights frosts and to-day's cool
, 1890-08-14

LISBON, Aug. 9--Azores newspapers
Demanding the independence OF the
Azores islands. nnd appealing to Amer
lea. were presented in the cortes to-day.
Tue government has promised 10 ship a
large quantity VI meat Ia the Azores.
, 1890-08-14
CoNsoLIDATioN DESIRED.
Fatrhnven, Sehone and whatoon,
Agitat,ny the Question.

FAIRHAvEN, Wash, Aug. l.-An
election was held to- day for the con-
solidation of Sehome and Whatcom.
Consolidation was defeated by forty ma
jority. Petitions are now being cir
culaled to unite Fairhavcn, Sehome and
Whatcom. The name will probably be
Fairhaven for the whole bay
, 1890-08-14

PARIS, Aug. 10.--In confidential cir
cular sent to the commanders in the
army, the government states that duel
inG in the army will henceforth cease
to be obligatory, even In cases where
personal violence has been used.
, 1890-08-14

Sr. PAUL Minn.. Aug. 0-The lowest
reported during The day
the Northwest was at
where the mercury was
, 1890-08-14
TIE ARGENTINEs.
Great Rejotelng Over the Fail of
President Celman.

BuEsos AynEs, Aug. L.-Sixty thou
sand peruons attended mass meeting
held here to rejoice over the fall Of Pres
ident Celman. General Mitrech was
cheered as the future candidate for the
presidency.
, 1890-08-14

OLyMrlA, NASH, Aug. 1i.--Mrs. Sut-
ter who was fatally burned at Harris
tein's island, near the mouth Of Budd's
inlet, by the igniting OF alcohol, died
Yesterday.
, 1890-08-14

Vatican that IA secretary be attached to
the British legation ut Vienna, whose
duty Il should he to conduct negotin-
tions with the Vatican and to sometimes
visit Rome.
, 1890-08-14
THE KEMMLEK EXECUTION.
London Papers Denounce 1t in the
Strongest Terms.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE Chronicle de-
nounces the killing OF Kemmlsr by cleo
tricity ms an event worthy of the darkest
hours Of the inquisition of the sixteenth
century.
The Times thinks the punishment was
cruel, unusual and shocking. 1--WE do
not believe" it says. "that the Ameri-
cans will allow the execution act TO
atand ~
, 1890-08-14
EUROPEAN POLITICS.
The Effects of Williams Re-
cent Visit.
A GENERAL COMPACT OF PEACE
Press Comment Concerning Pos
sible Developments-Tho Medi-
cal Congress-Heligoland.
copyrighted Associated Press, isoo,l

lCOpyrignteu htsOciateu fress lo'vO'l
BERLIN, Aug. Gone Of tho results Of
the interview at osborne between Queen
Victoria, Emperor William. the Prince
Of Wales and Lord Salisbury is the
withdrawal of the candidature of Prince
Waldeman for the Bulgarian throne.
Family reasons, notably the prospects
of the king of Greece, influenced this
direction. Under the promptings of
Emperor William, both the queen and
the Prince of Wales are beginning to
take more active part In foreign poll
itics. To"nights Post gives suggestive
prominence to a special London dis
patch, saying that, just as the emperor's
visit to Osborne in 1888 afforded the
starting point leading to the Anglo Ger
man agreement, and the visit of the
Prince Of Wales to Berlin was not with
out a bearing upon the treaty, so for
eign office circles now believe that there
was political significance in the recent
visit Of the kaiser, the outcome of which
may astonish the world. The Posts
illusions, as read here, point to the
project Of the kaiser to obtain the czar's
assent TO another Berlin congress aiming
AT a general European peace compact
The belief in official circles here is that
the car will treat the league Of peace as
. fatality, unless associated with the
restoration of the Rus sian domains in
the Balkans, and a permanent satisfying
of France. Whatever the kaiser's peace
ideas may be, his movements tend to
strengthen Germany in the OF war.
His visit TO Norway was Immediately
successful for the recruitment of Nor
navy.
THE HELIeoLASD cEssroN.
The Reichsanze zeiger publishes an order
from Won Caprivi, quoting the imperial
decree placing Heligoland under the
control of the chancellor, and making
Captain Guzier governor and privy
counsellor As soon as the land
tag meets laws will DO passed
making the island part Of Prussia. The
inhabitants Of Heligoland are making
extensive preparations for the reception
OF the emperor tomorrow. Thousands
OF visitors ara expected.
THE MEDICAL CONGRESS.
The festivities attending the medical
congress have constituted the heaviest
work that most of the delegates have
had. At the opening banquet DIR. Ly-
den proposed tho health OF Minister
Phelps, who in his response, pointed to
the presence OF six hundred and twenty
three Americans MS most eloquent tes-
timony of the interest taken In the con-
gress by the medical p rofession In Amer
ica. Tonight Mr.. Phelps marked the
close ofthe congress with dinner, given
to Surgeon General Hamilton and other
army and navy Officials
, 1890-08-14
rHE OPINION OF AN EXPERT.

LONDON, Aug. 7.-Mr. Preece, chief
electrician of the postottice, in an inter
view to-day, recalled his denouncing
electricity as a means of execution be-
fore the British Association in 1889, his
experience proving the difficulty and un
certainty of killing rabbit with the
most powerful induction coil ever made.
The great difficulty lay in the absence of
knowledge us TO what amount of cleo
tricity would be certain to produce death
without torture. From n scientific view
the kemmler execution was failure.
Beyond doubt, he suffered intense tor
ture.
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PRESS COMM ENT6,
(Portlsnd Advertiser. )

How .hgll Milne AMI her resources be
Inhibited as Chicago in 1913. is the qIes
son put By tine KEvsFHEc JouESAL. Pos
.iblY the JoURNAL IS over aznguine IN think
ing ,ha, The fair will b. one IF the most
mspu 6cent International expositions which
the CIVILIZED world hiss ever VII essea, " but
will be 4 big contir entsl affair without
doubt. however much tie far inland
from participation. As matter Of
Stat PRIDE as we'll as an Advertisement Of
our resources Name should be oredtsaly
represented, and whatever is 10 be done by
the state a. such must be arranged bg the
couing legislature The Journal favcts
\ State bull ing, set upon Maine granite,
built of Maine soruce and pine, covered
with Maine slate, furnished with chimneys
of Maine brick laid IN Maine mortar,
psstered With Maine lime, finished in
Msine wood. ornamsnted by Maine artists,
ard filed wi1h Maine products " The idea
is a good one if not carried farther than the
Name purse will warrant; for in making
appropriations the Marie tax payer, just
now particularly restive under his burden,
must have first consideration. A reason
sble outlay for the purpose would no doubt
be wise policy, and by attracting
attention to eur resources would eventually
bring rev custom that would more
than repay the expenditure. Maine Is 81
resdy Intimately connected by rail with
Chicago ard that portion of the West and
has experienced great commercial bene fit
from the connection. Lately the inlsnders
have began to learn the advantages CT
Maine as a summer resort and are coming
hither in annuslly Increasing numbers to
erjOy our unrivslled coast, lake aod noun
tSin sir and scenery. 1t behooves us to
improve the acquaintance.
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HE Ma'n' Hoara OF Agriculture mas
made arrangements Tor state patfy
Conference to be- held IN the Town HAT
winthrop on Jan iEI'. Tue hrSt day
Will be occupied an getting ready and
setting np the machinery whlcn Is To DE
IN "r'r'aou--a centrifugal separator
Nheh "iiioe worked oa'iy ana 'h' cream
churued fresh from the separator each
day FFoi Jordan OF tue Maine EXper-
imeu' station viii test samples "i mix
cream and butter mix daily by the Bah
cock system for the Information OF all
visitors. The reai convention VIII open
on Thursday 'he second day OF the
meeting with an address OF welcome ny
l.. X litehiield az 10 O'Clock. Ihis VIII
hs followed by paper on "Da'fying
good business for the Maine Farmer, By
Il W Ellis of Emedcn' After this an
examination Of samples OF outtef ana
award OF prizes Will be made. Inc
afternoon programme Will consist OF
paper ny james ''''''9''i''' u '7''''ii ''iV'
Mass on Quality IN Butter followed
by one on y Zoe fo'hts IN Du'ter MAX
'1g' oy "' NJ Lowell h0"oo'h III
the evening lecture On "nau'ah
Nheese MaN.nS' ''uN''a''o ny "v'ua'
samples Oh fancy "'@ae '"eese' III nc
gwen oY ~ @Al'e'' ''e''A'' "a p""s"'
''''o"e" 'N " p'pr' =" "V wa, ~
outlook Tor phty f'oo'e's' "F ifoi
Aioi''s '''''''eiS -N'' i'''' =" tue ''i'' u,
,uS 'e'''s '''e V'''.''s,pn i',''s W.
'e "ea"''" !" 81. 80 ''1E' >. - 60 Is
u 'u.iN "a" . '''.' '''0'
ope.'"s u '''' A''ei ''O''' S'''''''' :" '''0
"o[N u '''V = t''' 80 ..sr-,,.,,,
ne forenoon Se,s'0u u r '"'' ".'i 'e
opeheu ny f!'i ", u 'o,Gau u ''e
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kinds Of fancy cheese made In the coun
try. The following cash prices will be
awarded at the conference: Best three
prints private dairy butter, 500, 90,
GO; beat three prints factory butter,
s. %, 70, 90; best private dairy
cheese, plain, $500, o. 90; best fact
org cheese plain $500, ? co. 100. The sew
eral awards will he made BY an expert
judge, Thursday noon Manufacturers
and dealers are invited to exhibit dairy
apparatus and articles.
HAlf fare will be given to al attend
lug the Convention over the Maine Cen
trail Railroad, and entertainment over
night win be furnished to all visitors
from out Of town by the citizens of
Winthrop
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CALENDAR OF conIao EVENTS



Jan, 7--NAlHs LezislAtsfe merts, Augusta
T,mo.ra.,,
Ian Z aa,.dst,s t.aa.t rerttt.fts govdotuA am
E.h n DxfsrA fdatf{es ft,dsr lr~a IrtnpIar4
sarxar'
.,,..,
"'''s'""' .o,-.-.,.-
FEB. 2-f-tDnveniion o. ar'E EoNano Tins iiih
snd' ago' As.eciation. far'laad
4 prii y 1siae NstEoflft b0atrT nee BFua@
wick
April s9-nay = East Ma!ae hethsdist Confer
enes. Da@ afiaco'ta
Educational
,,.,a. ,.-,,.,,.,..,.., So, ,vst,,,,ii..
jan - Aif' '''A'fi''' 'N'' W " 49, '
Pap"ns 81 H"sb@"hry-
,,,e "a Safih PfuoHse.t Pga,ona East Ia.flf
lse 81 sa,ndahoc Pomona, fron.ors 1frsGse.
Phip-hurg
hse - -. l,hh o'4"""'
I"ahs, a. .'.ts -. t.t.
ian l''lo',akT pa.,'.,, sg...,..,,o
Jan =" t. $50 49, ,tss.t,,
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Oh! HOW BLUE.
Why People Feel Ready t. Die Upon an
Aft2ek 0fths s-Hfusa.- sound Advice,

.
Attack ofths .+Hiues-- sound Advice.
What ia Vie cause Of the blaess Sine out OF tea
peorIs have oerassoS4l ars Of the Siuss, aad ae-
opt fse fact without fn1airsng INTO he canss- In
the T-st r4arftF .! easss Il y ere % neTvoas dis
9-ser u sozse s1rfs hfadzefse4. falling meazlry.
nsrvo1sHsss nal are Al e3ests Of the same
e2ase. The h1Zs PRESSURE ~ Sizscn ~e live nova
day. l. blame for oct 81 the smaller .ls. Which
neglected a. beisz ~ 30 rscsesf1fnee " Yet
thsse EppzfssHtiy EalInfcrtzat aeszlslss are most
freaseatly t4r 6fsFsnpsrs - FAere serious illness.
AZ Is or ss1teB deats On afst z0tiee Of the
eysnp. oEzs q approaching tFoHbis, saea
nlepf.3 de rs ssa- i9nIllity 70 recall Ezia1 and
faces nsFyo1z twtteilaz Of lise grHseses, aEd the
Others a3TazF aitoni ft h me duty 81 every
ocs 20 avert he pslasi1ie dagger. 70 aecorzgti-h
sf!s the bra 2ga tlssae s1suif BE- strength
e1sd ami ra Fiezi@.sed. r3iaf's CsaeTy Compound.
Ia zhiea ths rsenp~rafise quality Of esisrY is
2esefEty qrs.e-sea By ~ gs'.ss Of aAasiaet aTe,
IS build ay tie EsEv04s sysieEa that Eez
lease 81 Ike seeB.s 20 have oeen tAkea By The sat
sering ineigAiaz7 who Il forfunAts enough 10 %
tain Il s'sepiessness. Nhles q o1e u the mott
fre,g1eut aaases II iEsanitY. = st-elf c1GsaG BY
ns-yycgs aeFaEss fsaegf. ana can b= Overcome b
sdi- sef1paan8 isd1g~stlsn Is rem9qei BY pro-
aHeiag HeAitaF arttsa q iue shoie nervous sys-
ten b. ~ Use
ri0a sri, q psep'e. hotA IN she United =tates
and C@aa,ia hage saved themselves from the ter
Befyeus syatafn. Nhiei follow TIE strain pUt upon
T. ala and ueryea by the FRshing life o. today.
f'sslse'. CelrfF ofaponas /. zb-ogte aad ees
tain cure soe al uerVeGs disgtters sad [. guSran-
tfe5 De fpec.ac for berTuas prcstratsos. sieff
irssnsss. asspon&enc7. aeuFaletA, ftesmatism,
lysy-pslA, eeFvegs and sick hssasLches psresis
! nd ioss Of appetite noYlS
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ssw ApvnHrIsnMHnrs xo-pAY

See rinkham s Sherburne's new ad.
Mining stock for sale.
Pure medicines The Fuller Drug Store.
n;cd-Famiiy washing.
To let-furnished room.
Wantsd-kecrIits.
Hop Plaster.
Sgee.al saie--W. G. Fideld.
Girl wanted.
Wanted boarding places.
Eound-furse.
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CO-PARTNEESHIP.

The undersigned hereby give sotice that they
have entered into q co-Eartuership, under the
name and style Of v ard Bros for the pr pose of
carrying on a general variety AID grocery bust
ness " tietehsh's Corner, Vassa5oro Maine.
Having pu schssed the interest of Greenleaf W.
ard. tnel- place Of business viii be at the Green
lesf " ard SrocerT store ALI persons who are
indebted to Greclieaf ". ard are requested to
call aud MAKE immediate settlement.
q. " WARD
Dec. &, 1890. FRANK N. WARD.
- Secsiar
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3 ggor Fish to Fry.


Helena, Mont, journal.
Striped of al its sophis,fies the ALI
ance scheme as thus far developed re-
solves itseif ito proposition 10 turn the
government into pswnbFoker's shop.
But IL won't work, Uncle Sam has bigger
fsh TO fry.
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Notice of Sale Of Delin-
quent Stock.
OFFICE OF THE

OFFICE OF THE
HoNhEINE MINING CO..
Boston, MASS Dec I'D, l390. }
GENERAL OFFICE: lls Devonshirc Street, Boston,
Mass.
Notice is hereby given that there are delinquent
upon the following described stock of the Homer
inc Mining Co. account of assessment No l.,
levied October 2ith, 1s90 the several amounts set
opposite the names OF the respective shareholders,
as follows:
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Rev. |. G. Ross and wife were the re-
cipients Of several beautiful and valuable
gifts on Christmas Day, IS tokens of the
kindly regard and appreciation Of their
Pensioners.
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Prof. Capen sdvertises in another column
for boarding places for students. There is
an usually large class to enter January 9th,
filling every seat in the College, and taxing
the list of boarding places to hs utmost
capacity.
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The afternoon train from Bangor was an
hour and FIVE minutes late Friday, owing to
delay in eastern connections.
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The Y. M. G. A. shorthand class meets
at o'clock tonight instead of z, 80 as usual.
Considerable interest is being manifested
in shorthand, and the members of the class
evidently "mean business" Excellent head
way is being made under Mr.. Perkins, in
str
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If Christmas weather represents the
weather of the year to come what cold win-
Ter months are before US.
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The Salvation Army is to have grand
watch night service and swearing in Of SOL
diers on New Years eve. The meeting
will be led by Capts. Durham and Davis,
Lieuts. Shaw and Knutsen. Meeting COM
mences at 7.45 All are welcome.
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lailv Eeaafbtt soarual.
SATURDAY, ufc. n. 1880.

Card, Of thanks and resolutions Of repese
win be charged At the rate Of ten cents me.
All advertising announcements Of entertAinments
shose object Is the raising OF money VIII b
,harsed At the rate Of fifteen cents line.
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The Governor and Council met Friday
afternoon. The work of the afternoon was
of routine nature. They will be in ses-
sion today.
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The American Wool ard Cotten Re
porter, Ia a review Of the cotton trade OF
the year. rernarks that Last week cotton
reached ne lowest point il has regis
tered for The past twelve moaths !
coming crop u eight million bales l.
presry ~eIi assured, and while the tight
money market u the past fe~ week
has Doubtless contributed 70 the ~eak
lee. Of TIE price yet with the largest
eron r. be- marketed ever raised 10 this
country. and With every probability Of
large supply for spinners TO draw
from, The price Of cotton ought 70 be
low aud viii Doubtless continue 70, 81
though some reaction from the present
depressed values would aot be unnat-
uraL
Three well known phyaicians OF New
York city who have been in Berlin
invest gazing the effects Of the famous
Koch lymph returned on Thursday With
most favorable reports. 81 to the COM
position OF the precious aud potent haid
they have nothing 10 tell; las ingredi
eut4 Being known ouly % its dlscoy-
erer, or inventor. and two Of bis
assistants. These New York doctors are
confident Of IT, efficacy ID eaaes Of
luEus, bone tuberculosis, etc bat "a TO
its Effects on pulmonary disease they
seem to entertain some doubt. The gea
eral confidence ia the Koch remedy 10
Berlin Is not declining they report, bur
rather lIcea.iug i The supply OF lymph
ia his country has been enlarged by the
return u these phy siciau-, the expert
mcuts here viii az once DE- Increased in
number and thc opportunities for ob5er
Walton accordingly muliip!ied
Two recrat official acts Of President
uarrroa seem 10 have given very gen
crll -a-l-ftciiou to the country AZ large
one IL the appointment Of Judge Henry
y Brown Of the District Court Of Miohi-
gan to be- ociatc justice Of the nitea
States Supreme Court In place Of Justice
Miller decca-cd and the other is his
veto Of the Bar Hsrbor post office sppro-
pratlon bill Judge Brown Is q native
Of Massachusetts, a graduate OF \ ale,
and pursucd biz legal studies ia Europe
aud ut Hartford. Ct lie began the
practice ~ his profession ~ Detroit,
WAS appointed United states assist
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Were it a question Of fitness rather than
custom, instead of he mistletoe we should
have for Christmas emblem the flower
for get me-not.
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and IN accordance with law and an order passed
by the Board OF Directors OF the Co. on the 10th
DAY of December. 1890. so many shares
Of each parcel OF such stock a. nay
be necessary win be sold at public auction
at the office OF the company ii. Deven
shire St, Boston, Mass. at the hour Of oclacs
Z. NJ, on the ed day of January 1871, TO pay
said delinquent assessment thereon. togethvr
viih advertisin expenses, interest aud expenses
Of sale. r. II. RUSSELL, Treas
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-27

Every night this week the police station
has had from four to seven lodgers. The
bitter cold weather drives the poor fellows
to shelter.