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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-04

There lisa deeply rooted suspicion in
Scotland thar May marriages are un'
lucky. and are bound To turn out badly
IN April, 1891, there were zoos mar
riages ia Scotland IN May there were
but 1908. while IN June the number
jumped to 4.l48 -litisburg Dispatch,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-04
German
Syrup"

we are SIX IN IAN
AFarmer at lily. We live in q
r,. r.. place where we are
Iuo'' o"e' subject to violent
Says; Colds and Lung
Troubles. | have
used German Syrup for six years
successfully for Sore Throat, Cough,
Cold, Hoarseness, Pains in the
Chest and Lungs, and spittingup
OF Blood. have tried many differ
ent kinds OF cough Syrups in my
time, but let me say to anyone want
ing such a medicine-German Syrup
Is the best. That has been my eN-
perience. II you Use Il once, you
will 20 back to II whenever you
need It. It gives total relief and is
quick cure. My advice TO every
one suffering with Lung Troublesis
Thy it. You will soon be con-
WINGED, In all the families where
your German Syrup
IS used we have no John
trouble with the r,a,ki,,
Lungs at all, tits "
the medicine ior this io,oo
country, q '
G. G. GREEN, Sole llan'fr. WoOdbaIy,NJ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-04

The London spectat5. teels sure that
bud temper ia tho cnuse Of uine.tenths
OF all the mental suffering Of tho world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-04

A Farmer at
Edom. Texas.
Says;
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-04-18

Our people We're not Il little surprised
and painfully shocked when it was an
nounced a few days ago that one of our
citizens, Mr. p J Mccain, had be
come insane Mr.. McCann is con-
tractor living on Seventh street near
NettletOn, and WAS to all appearances
Il hearty and aDle bodied man physical
IL and mentally He has claim
against school district No. for work
done Oh the Matt Carpenter school
building amounting to some 81 600,
which he has been unable to collect.
This with the excitement incident TO
the late election has no doubt fastened
the elimination or development Of the
disorder affecting him, but clunot ba
set down as the direct cause of the sad
condition he IS now III. as he has at
various times during the past few
wears shown signs Of an unbalanced
III nd in many OF his business tranSac-
ti0ns, and III other ways Now that
the crisis has com" ii has assumed the
religious form and he sees visions AMI
is called upon to bull churches ami
10 preach. Thus f II his insanity is of a
harmless nature and some of his friends
think he may rec pver with proper
treatment but one phys clan we talked
with could hold out NJ ray Of | ope for
him His family has the deep sym
pathy OF all, ana surely all that can be
done viii b. done t. restore the has
band and father 10 hell.h and his
right mind
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-04-18
Ayers Pills.

For loss of appetite, bilious troubles, consti-
patton. Indigestion. and Sick headache, these
Pills are unsurpassed.
- For Il long time was a sufferer from
stomach liver, and kidney troubles, cXpe-
ricncing much difficulty in digestion, with
severe pains i'll the lumbar region and other
parts OF the body. Having tried a variety of
remedies. including warm baths, with only
temporary relief, about three months ago |
began the use OF Ayers Pills. and my health
is SO much improved that l gladly testify to
the superior merits of this medicine. -
Nanoel Jorge Percira, Porto, Portugal
For the cure OF headache. Ayers Cathar-
tic Pills are the most effective medicine 1
ever usCd."-R. X. James, Dorchester. Mass.
When feel the need of a cathartic take
Ayers Pills, and find them to be more efiec-
tive than any other pill | ever took. Mrs.
L. e. Grubb. Burwellylle. Va.
" i have founG in Ayers Pills an nval,a-
III" remedy for constipation. biliousnesS, and
kindred disorders, peculiar to miasmatic
localities. Taken III small and frequent
I1SrS tlcSn PSI:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-04-18
Z lies E" ar. iis2y.

The Official count of the late CITY
election has been declared and accord
ing To that verdict the following gen
tltmen VIII serve the people OF the city
the coming Year iii their respective
positions rs foil bWS: Martin Pattlson,
Mayc..; Jso. BarIbeau, treasurer; Lewis
Larson, comptroller, and Michael
CoughlIn and {. f. Flannery, const-
ablts, For ward officers the following
We're decl tred el,cted
Aldermen, First ward, c Y O'lIara;
Secord ward, Neil SI.Ilh; Third ward
\. b. W iltse; Fourth WarH, Matt Derig
Fifth ward Fred Etglnger: Sixth
ward, Z. J Farrell; Seventh ward y.
\ Cross, Supervisors, FIRST ward
james Collins. Second ward, ID. X.
Long; Third ward, Lewis Lrrson.
Fourth ward; II d. Nessingham;
Fifth ward, Bangstem; Sixth ward,
Frank Oatrander; Seventh ward, l.. x.
Decker.
Justice of the peace, First ward. f.
Il Ot.S; Second ward \. IL Foster;
Third ward, Jonathan Cheney: Fourth
ward, II. b. tramdull; Fifth ward,
Dan Dan!clson; sixth ward, {. b.
Kelly: seventh ward, George Water
man.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-04-18
Act Well

on the liver. restoring its natural powers. and
aiding 1t in throwing of maarial poiSous. ="
C. +. Aston, Quitman. Texas.
whenever | am troubled with constpa-
ton, or suffer from loss OF appetite, Ayers
Pills SGT me right again. j. Kiscr, il,
Rock House. Va.
In ISIS, hy the advice of friend, began
the use of Ayers Pills as a remedy for bill
iousncss. constipation. high feyers, and
colds They served me better than anything
had previously tried, and have used them
in attacks OF that sort ever since. = II. W.
Hcrsh, JudSonia, Ark.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-04-18

The Minnrso,a legislature has just
passed What is termed the "-Arti-tIghtS-
bill, which fOgbsds yong girls IN
old saw dust padded women from
appearing upon the public stage with
out any clothing to speak OF on The
ball was il troluctI AMI ch lmponrd
by a mrmb.r named Nclialr. One of
these travelling nudity shows struck
st Paul ,ast Mondry and in open de
liunce OF the laws of the great state Of
Minnesota, proceeded to exhibit itself
that evening. Now what are the
people OF 81. Paul and the State going
t. dn about It: Are they going to
quietly submit to such open contempt
for Their aWs By travelling shoWmen?
y dispatch rcllting to the show says:
" hen the girls appeared with their
ljtnhs covered with Opaque bloom rs,
there was Il howl that was continued for
fully five minutes. The name Of MCllale
the author OF the b.ll was yelled with
drr;siyc cheers, ANA the scene WAS
without parallel in he theatric i
history OF this city.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-04-18
& Scv Stock.

Il. \. George has this week opened
~ a fine a line Of ,J-Welry as can he
found in the city His line OF watches
gold and silver, chains, charms, en-
hlem pins, rings, etc, would rank high
in a much larger city. In silverTare,
-. h - IN. II. : gods
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-04-18
April 23. 1891.

VIZ. John Rvberg his Pre- = : No 2G56 for the
81 UfSE :, sec . 7 !. i Z II w
He names the following witnesses to prove hi
continuous residence upou. and cultivation "f
said land. viz :. W. swanson. Adolf Carlson,
AAei Friberg Andrew Anderson, al Of IdW.
ihJTne. Douglas TO-, Wis
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-04-18
The Superior Times.
Lutte. CHRISTIE. Publisher.
Two Dollars a Year, IN Advance
OFFICIAL PAPER OF DOUGLAS COUNTY
Saturday, April Is, 1891.

II
at ,oSl l. al MRS. fASeoE ;.
New millinery goods at Ms,
0-'->.''o-> 80 : - y ny -
Clothing, Clothing, Clothing,
Stoltzuan " III suit ven.
-Afciiltect 'hlSh"ih IS preparing
ont plans loi thc Hc" u. Z parsonage.
Mrs /; Is banks mas been quite
III TINS week, i part OF the TINE being
coiiiitied 10 iler Dea.
For clothing 90 to Stoltzman' :. He
/ has an elegant new stock: quality and
lIices that DEFY competition
For 1arnnl,acl, side ar ,best usn
Shil1b,s PoroH, Plaster pIlc y
cents SCkl tx l. u. NLwToE,
Judge lau9i' and family left on the
,auI t,,,,h , ,.,i ~ So'th
! ~,
-il"Ia, b"'Il1t2, l'l1ooliS, loHeiS'
elC.; III great iu9-SH d. u 70 ~
e'i-
Mr. j " Rugglcs. late of Wall
peton, WI at once nt2.n N, NE ro ..,
'."ii - I - '''1i'es 9 - v '7' % gu Il
S''eel
Jerry O'ohca of Hawthorne was
III the city Oh Tuesday Ii Nou want i
good piec. OF Land Jerry can pat YOU
onto y,
Mrs Dan NILS and sister Miss
Button have leased the Co!unn house
on Ihld street ana viii omen up a
first class boardIn" house.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-04-18

apott superior.
The Ivy Ministries viii appear at
the Opera house next Tuesday evening
the 2lst inst This is all home talent.
and for the benefit Of 4 home society.
GIVE the new troope packed house.
IL Will be the best entertainment OF
the season, by all odds.
The first thunder storm OF the
season visited us about nne O'Clock
Monday morning We had few
heavy claps Of thunder and quite a
heavy fall OF rain 1t had the effect
Of aiding materially i'll breaking up
the Ice IN tie Lake and bay
The Cons ,lltiated Land company
has moved its Offices To the corner
room Of the new addition to The Eu-
clid, on the ground floor. Tha com
panl viii have Il very nice office and
perhaps the work Of city building Will
be begun III The neIr future.
--Drs Robinson 4 spencer succeed
ed Friday, iii extracting the bullet
from the thigh OF the man who was
shot OH Tower avenue the night be
lore election. The bullet had lodged
about :! foot f ON lldce of entering,
but 1t is noW thought he VII recover.
-SIIILOH'S Cough and consump-
ton cure is sol by Us on Z guarantee
1t cures consumption Soil by l.. D.
NEWTON.
Clerk Of Court Dan Ilohlund has
rendered his resignation OF that office
Oh course there are numerous a. pirantS
f"r his empty shoes, but iuat Whp VIII
get them Il an open question at this
writing Our late county clerk Cha,
Lagro, seems to have the inaidt track
just now.
i he anc:en. and somewhat notori
Gus male brigade has made its appear
ante Oh our streets once more, and
occupies the side walks TO the exclusion
of AL corners. Is ii not about time
that tn Muit and catll' brIgades
SHOULD g from our streets, gentlemen
OF the 'ounc.l?
Miss Farrell OF Yips.lAnti, Mich
has accepted the position Of n'lrst. for
little Miss Mary Dean Brooks. VI is
;. kaufman, who has held Tins position
for the past year, viii 90 to her home
for 81 ut visit, and then RESUME lIer
duties as professional nurse i'll the
Dulath hospital.
Does the city have to pay for the
electric light whether 1t burns or not
This service has Pcci Very defective OF
late, but We have not heard that the
city has had ever had amy credit gwen
il on THIS account. From Il financial
standpoint II j. !! matter worth lDoh
ing .nto.h y our council
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-04-18
FLOWERS. PLANTS,
SEEDS.
MENOENHALL.

Ihe Flores; of the NortnN
can furnish You with the Choicest Of
Flowers for Weddings, Parties, Fun
erals and all other purposes.
Large assortment Of fine bedding and
house Plants. Choice flower seeds
Send for Catalogue. Telegraph orders
for funeral, promptly filled.
Es.>3.tXzsl.E Gys.EN.IO.SES.
First Ave South and lSth Street or
City Store, - Fourth Street, $. Min
neapGl.s, Mimi.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-04-18
Notice for Publication,

AND OFFICE At ashland. WISCONSIN
l. Narra -, 1921.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named sctti ha, filed notice - his intention /"
maxi, tiH3 proof III support 4 hi claim an" 'atai
~4ju prot will De made before the Clerk ~ III"
C5rcIit Court for Douglas County. Wisconsin, al
superior Wisconsin. On
Way 9th. 1891.
VIZ: Alex ~teil his Hid T. ~. LIT. FIR 'hc f.
~Nl and W e Sc. :. TP. u =. Il. II "
He names the follow i;.E witnesses 10 prove his
Continuous rc>i'innc. apru ana cultivation 81
>alti la;I! viz .tlti--> Anderson. Axe Ilihe.-
Daniel r Juhms,,u arse Inn Anderson. ali ~
HsvIh arHc, Douglas 20. Ni~.
ul->.,- q. H.tAKEiNITON. Register
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-04-18
Ayers Pills,
PREPARED BY
Or. J. C. AVER & co., Lowell, Mass.

Sold ~ al! Druggists and Dcalers III Medicine.
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1ie0.


CUMBERLAND.
Portlaud-Aug. .. John J. Eagan. aged 81 years
pecring-Aay. 9, Willie infant child OF Ira
Falmouth--Ang- .. Joseph Blanchard. aged "A
years months.
Portlaed- f2, Eliz abeih Freeman Niliken
widow Of Josiah Millikea. aged IS years - nths
PortIsndaAug Y. Ehzaeeth .. Soyes. wife Of
John Woodbury., aged = years months
Portland-Ang u, Miss CAtharine McCabe
aged IS years 10 months
HANCOCK.
Csstine-Aug. 8. Jane 4. A.. widow Of the late
Charles A. Cate and dan httr OF the late Thomas
Adams, aged ~ years.
Rradfeid Depot-Aug- :. J. 4. Henderson. ased
90 wears.
Rsadseld-Aug. Il, Fred, only child OF C s. ant
Rose Hannibal. aged II years
PEsonncor.
Bapgor-Aus. .. frank a.. con of Noah II. and
Annie I. Fairbrother. aged year, mouths anc
Bapeor-Raiph E., con Of v. Ii. and Emogen,
Ma-geson. agea year.. months and - days. -
Nswsarsh e. = !, &c sv. 'haf'0asn' Ase0 q
Bangor-Aug. Il, 6eneive Estelle. daughter Q
Casries =. AID Reiis ebepley, aged IL month
orias5-Asg pms, Emfi,.s Hartman Grindle
Bsnsor-Aug. 10, Extra r. wife Of John B
DEMO, sged "a wears, months.
Banxof-aux. Il. Mrs. Phebe s.. widow Of sh'
csru~l-Asa il: Isasc wiaslo~. aged II year,
mo Tbs and osr day.
Raagor-At hi residence o. GuneefiAud ST.
J hn Csvsey. aged 81 years.
sinoesprn- ninn-Asf.7. Annie, wife OF ioll
kolan.
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Personals

Mr.. X. B. Cspen, C. E., has returned
from Portland.
Mr.. c. F. Bilodsau of this city is visiting
friends in Bangor.
Mrs. E. F. InershAm of Waterville, i.
the quest OF Mrs. G. ID. Haskell.
Mr.. A. +. Gerald and wife and Mr.. Franz
Cotiiil of sirfield. are st Col. Ii. G.
Staples
Hon. j. s. Hobbs Of Litchield, for.
merry State librarian. WAS in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. B F. Barton, formerly 3 clerk il
the pos. flee. has entered the employ {!
the Augusta Lumber Company.
Supreme President L P. Church Of Ban
sor, who instituted Alien Lodge, Order O.
Tout, last Saturday eve ming, will be pres
ent st he meeting this Fridsy) evening a
Novelty Hall At 80. A full attendance i
desired
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-14

Eases nave Deen assigned Tor UlAl II tnt
september term of he Superior Court fol
Kennebec county IS follows:
July casss.
TUESDAY, September
lss Hanson Libt vs. Hanson. Southland; Bean 4
Bean.
S. Hayes vs. Foster. Heath & Tuell; spauldisl
Baker
SO Fogg v. Hale 4 ais. Heath 4 TueIi. Bake
Baker l. Cornish.
"a Foster W Haynes Spaulding b.
iis Lyon vs. Lyon. II l. Andrews; Titcombs.
103 Otis vs. Wakefield. b Il Is; Clason.
wEnsEsDAY, September ?.
IA County of franklin vs. Haynes Timberlake
II. Heath vs. Hunsins HIT: Hunkins per Sc
lsJ Williams W Donslass Heselton, Spear.
10 Doug asa W williams Spear Hestlton.
's9 Sawyer vs. Robinson. B b; Clason.
tll Virgin Vs sibley. Southland; W White
house.
ess Wakefield vs. Ha ehins. Spear: Clsson.
THURSDAY. september 3.
tsi Lyon W Lyon. Goddard, Is b Il Q; II & I
Andrews.
sss Wilson vs. shannahan. Jones 4 Leigh; B b 4
~ Dennison ys Wakefield ciason; Hat;
go soule vs. Martin. Spear; Adams, V W W.
1l6 Cross W Houehan- b Heselton.
sts Weber vs. Weber. Holway, Il W W II T
FRIDAY. September
si4 Henderson vs. Henderson. b & b; b b 4 c
820 Same Va Same. Same council
$40 Hodgtins " Mari. Heselton; Clason.
1iJ Given va Marson. 1itcsmb, W W.
J52 Lyon vs. Lyon. II 7: d Is &c.
s5s Hadley VS. wyman. L W W; Bouthard.
SATURDAY. September
aSl Soule VS. Couy ct ais. Spear; b & c.
80 Troop Va Baser. Ew "; Southland.
i02 Meader vs. Wake field. Andrews: Clsson.
400 HaDDaford We Sibley. b; Hunton.
A further assignment Of cases. to be takei
up after the criminal cases are disposed Of
will be made during the dfst week.
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HAVE / Tows MEETING
AND settle tbs City HAii Asftw--Yhe
8sggsetion OF . Cfilx sn.-1hs City
Abie to Bus q DswMs

Ose Of Ausustas leading young mss re-
csotiY sccosssd . JOURNAL Ysp,fter and
sold:
II wish that you veu'd lei ne sogsss,
thrcu rh your columrs N essy method Of
setsii, g this vsxsaous City H,lI question
In the charter Of his city 10 provision that
allows the citizens to meet ard ai.cuss and
almsst 70 decide sny mater that 'hirfy cti-
zsns nsy wish 70 have discussed. Nov il
seems TO me that there mus b Al lest 80 men
ia shis place Who hsve N interes, in this
qusstie Of municipal accommodations
Let them sign retiiion
and the mstor ard aldermen
will be comp .il-d to call messing Of the
citizens. Thea let the advocates Of the
different proposals make the r stat, meots
and Pleas sod then let the people settle
The question.
"Nos there 10 smother thirg I want 10
speak Of Hnd that i. the eisys debts ard
credit. You fenf m5rr sbs. kick there
vas in this eisy over The STATE valuation
Well. the Old prss4rb il true, for the
~ind has done saot. l. has enabled as to
increase ou' lad. bteansss BY $50, 200, 50
that II We ~Ish 10 build either hsIls or
sewers we hive enough"
But INIT the taxes petty high"
They srs hi. yssr ard vill be nsXt
but that Is o.ing to our extraordinary
state Of sff,irs. The Safe and
county both unds restim sted ih.ir expense.
recently and 80 nov ve bave 70 p.y
not only the current expenses, but pa.t.
That probably will not happen again. Be-
sides - hsye been paying for the bridge
By the way d You hno~ tina. thr
has proved to be the best thing toc
could have been done fr th'
city, IL has opened things up sad has
stirred up the people. But shout tn
ssxss. Remember ihat the increased val
aation will give u, st the same rate Of tax
stion more money. The debt limit is 8
per cent 30 wa could increase orr bonded
indebted by 3 per cent. OF the Increase in
valuation. Take I per cent Of that snd
you will get COZ on the whole in
crease or only 2 mills on the dollar
on the new property alone would pay the
interest on the bonds
"You said that il would amount to $780,
000 worth Of bonds. How far would that
90 towards all the things that .re needed"
"A sewerage system can be put in for
100000. Undrr the law the abutters Can
De made to pay not more than one-hAlf Of
the cost. That would make it only ESQ.,
600 that the city would have to put up.
rhe $50, 900 remaining would do every
thing We need"
BY oil means let IN have big Official
citizens meeting and then all will be smooth
sailing.
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt il
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 viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
SAW FRANCISCO. CAT.
LOUISVILLE. xy. NEW YORK. NJ
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Sfook si1U en1 tAAs ~ -
After one start of they 90, the pole
foese, Mise Ledo, in the front. Up Gomez
Van Helmont. He breaks round the turn.
the little mare leads. Nathan pressing her
hard. whst's that. Ledo' broken. Ms
than goes to the front. Time BY gravel
bank, IS l2. The three blacks are max
ing great battle. Nathan leads - they
swirg under the wire in l4i, Van Hell
mont third to Lsdo. All. Nathan bfeaks.
Loudly cheer the friends Of the Watefvilie
sable, for Ledo tskes the Iced. By the
gnvel bank they 60 in 81 IL. Doss the
sRs1ch they come, nip and tuck afe Nsthan
And the mare. But, alss, she bfoaks in
swings the stallion in 2 80 good time. Van
and ihe bay hsve been making great light
for third Van vine and iasds third.
. Mighty struggle isshs Shird Esat
ofths 2 20 Cas-.
A good start 10 agsin msds IN the 40
class after three attempts. Along the
horses 60. Suddenly the fence gees devn
precipissfing many to the gfound. The
horses are startled aud several bfeek Ivan
md Mascot draw away. They are fighting
hard The sfavel bank 10 paesed in 50
II. AZ they 20 around the turn Bsrbara
msbes great irot. coming down fart. Ivan
III the lead they 90 BY in lT3-4. c. p.
A, has come up ard pushes him hard. The
tso ersys make great Fight down the
back stretch. The gravel bank 10 passed
Caniii usd Oh ~ page.
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HORSE S.

Twenty i've young, sound, weIl-broks,,
horses may bc found for sale 1t IT, C0nv
Brothers Stable One Of the nnCot .lotA
ever brought 10 Augusta cUmpg(sing
draft. ~xtres-, g-ntiensent driving and
family iaosses. a.svsrnl Auely usa1et,stl
spaBs VIII ,e sold " reasonable prizes.
Can aud s.e them.
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The pleasant flavor, gentle action ant
eooihiog effects Of Syrup Of Figs. wheI
in need Of lsxstive ard II the fa'he,
or mother be co.tive or bilious the mos
gratifying Results follow ius use. 90 that i
10 the best family remedy knswn and every
family should have bottle. aug3d&v
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Marrieo.


CUMBERLAND.
Portland Aug 4. Herriek T. Mason and Misc
Minnie q. Robinson of Portlsnd
Pvrt and Aug s, Henry II. Brook. NJ D au'
MAY Roauds.
PortiAna-Aug II. Waiter l.. Card OF Portland
and Miss .Ydsn i. Mills of Cape Elizabeth.
weic, viie-AaS $, William c. Bosworth OF
weiehvile and Miss. Eta A. Iharow OF wood
stock.
PKNoBsCoT.
Bangor-Aug. s, Charles W. Glare and Mis-
Nettie B. Haskell, both of Bangor; Aug TO- Chas
OF Bangor.
Newburgh Ceptre-Aug. S, Ira Ames Inman o
Newburgh snd Miss Emma l.. Leavttt of Bangor
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CTTY or AUouDTA, u
TExAsuKKR's OryfCR, Dee u.
On and After jan ., issi, ny headquarters viii
be In the rear ofloe over HAskelfs Shoe Store
Waaer 81. snf1l further no<tUe. G. u. HAhLku.
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THE LoNG-sEARO FRATERNITY.
A Queer Bond of sympathy Between Men
 Who Are Strangers.


 Who Are strangers.
 A social philosopher in the Boston Transcript says that there is kind of freemasonry in boards. man with long beard always makes the acquaint- ance of other men with long boards. Their boards are the only common friend they need; and no man with such beard will ever suspect any evil of an other man with long beard. Thou sands of dollars have been borrowed with nothing but beard for security. The acquaintance generally begins in the same way.
 "A fine day, sir" says one long bearded man to the other They have been glancing at each other for some time in friendly sort of way. The other makes casual reply about the weather.
 Good weather for whiskers to grow" says the first jocularly.
 That's fact says the other; ''how long have yours been growing?"
 Just seventeen years last Thanks giving"
 Well, beat you by year and a half, " Then they compare measurements; and from that time they get on famously. This is as good means of introduction as being very fat. Did you ever notice how quickly two fat men get ac- quainted. and from comparing weights advance to all sorts of friendly confi- dences?