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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-14
MAINE CATTLE COMMISSION
Makes its Aunuai Report for Work
Duricg 1890

The Governor and Council Tuesday. re-
ceived the snnusl report of the Msine
Cattle Commissioners. On account Of is
length we are unable TO give it in full to-
pdsy. Following are some OF thas interest
ing features: Severity nire cases were re-
ported in the year; fofty-sisht herds of
cattle and thirty zone stables we're iuspe ctsd.
Twelve head of ,ca'tle were condemned
and killed, at an apprsisad vsllue of 1898
+ Eighteen horses, appraised at Sl.2l5, were
also condemned and killed. Not one of
these horses were bred in Maine The sp-
preparation was exceeded in expenditures
by about $50. TIE commission expresses
the hope that Dr.. Koch's lymph may prove
10 be as effective in the treatment uf
phthisis pstients among animals of the
lover class as among the humsn family.
The commission then gives detailed re
port Of esch Of the 70 cases
They set down hesvily on the i'm
por'ation of Massachusetts into this
State, owing 10 the great smouut of
diseases amorg ITEM, sho Aing that Of
twelve head condemned four came from
Massachusetts They also mention the
danger to our horses from infection from
glsnders brought here by CansdiSn horses
and cite the danger from the disease to hu
, man life by the serious case st Egypt. Me.
where Mr.. and Mrs. Burnhsm were exposed
TO it. Considerable space is gwen to the
herd Of cattle at the Maine State COLLEGE
aul give the whole history Of tuberculosis
ss found at that plsce.
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Y. P. s. G. 3.
Semtan1ual Convention Opened
Tuesday at RatsrVills.
1 Large Attendance aud an Interesting
Programme Presented.
Officers tor 1891 OF the Ksnre bee
County Agricultural occisty.

Especial 70 the KEsSEgEc JouRsAL.1
WArERvIILE. Jan. l3 The .emi-Annual
convention of the Kennebec Union, Y. p.
s. @. T.. opened in the Baptis, church this
| afternoon, at the appointed hour, 8 O'Clock.
With devotional service, = good number
of delegates being present from societies in
| different parts Of the county. There vas
cordial address of welcome by Rev. DR..
Spencer, to which Rev. w. P. Palmer
made response. Reports Of officers .how ed
the MON 10 be in . growing eondi
| ton, and Instrumental in much a6ec
| tive work for the church. There are
| 10 the county eighteen different Uniors
| with a total membership Of between 800
| snd 900. The Society reports were gener-
ally of very encouraging tone. DR.. Will
s. Thompson read an interesting paper on
Christian Endesvor and Temperance, -
| in which he emphasized the idea that slco-
| hot is not stimulent but q paralyzer and
| urged the Importance Of temperance people
| using other things in its place.
Rev. l.. II. Hallock delivered an eloquent
address on the elements of strength, after
which the president announced that there
would be a social preceding the collation.,
and requested all to consider themselves
as Introduced one TO another. The cola
tion was bounrifully served in the vestry
and the evening session opened at 7 80 with
a praise service, followed by addresses
from Rev. G. E. Owen and J. S. William
son. who spoke respectively on Motives
for Christian Endesvor." and christian
Endeavor Applied" Resolutions were
adopted. and q consecPation service closed
the meeting
The funeral of Mr.. Robert 1. Stewart
was held Tuesday afternoon at his late res
iience on Silver street and was largely at
tended. The places of business on Main
street were generalv closed during the
services as token Of esteem TO the de-
ceased.
This evening Past Grand Master Work
man Spofford of Bucksport installed the
following ofiicers of Waterville Lodge, No.
), A o. U. W., at Thsyers Hall: C. F.
Johnson, P. NJ. W; o. o. Cross, NJ. W.;
Geo. r Lewis, Foreman; Frank Reed,
Overseer; jesse Whitney, Guide; Dean P
Sawtelle, Recorder; Edwin Towne Finan-
cier Charles II Wi lisms, Receiver. There
was q large number of members and invitt d
gus sts in attendance, and the various feat
ures of the programme as heretofore an
nounced, all passed off smoothly and salts.
fsctorily. The A. o U. W. in Waterville
is evidently in fourishing condition. and
a still further increase in membership is
looked for during the coming year.
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0ardiccr Wants a City He ospitai

Especial 10 the KENNEsEC Journal.
GARDINER, Jan. l3.-The people of our
city are alive to their own interests and
when good thing is started it receives the
generous and hearty support Of the inf1en-
tisl and solid business men Of the city
The latest and one of the best ideas re
Gently advanced for the improvement Of
the city is the establishment of q hospital,
and a petition will be made to the legisls
ture 10 grant a charter for its estsbli.h
ment Should this be secured, a matter
upon which there is no doubt. the city hos
pital will speedily he a reality. Mr.. W.
W. Bradsirset, one of our wealthy citizens
with his accustomed liberality, has stated
that be will give the house formerly occu-
pied by his brother. the late ?. G. Brad
street, situated short distance south ef the
business part of the city. There is a large
lot of land connected which he will also
give and it is very sdvaDtsgeously located
for the purpose mentioned Hon. Weston
Lewis and other prominent business men
are giving i. their Endorsement and will
assist it financially. Ii is reported that
quite sum of money has been pledged in
addition to the gifts of Mr.. Bradstreet, and
the city hospital will surely be established.
1t is a movement thoroughly in keeping
with the push and enterprise for which our
progressive citizens are noted.
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Belfast Itsms.
Special to the KENNRBEc JOURNAL

BELFAST, Jan. l3 Schooner Sarah,
Smith, arrived Monday from vinalhaven,
and will losd hay a. Lanes wharf. Schooner
J w Frederick, Foss, arrived in Savannah,
Saturday.
Yesterdays storm wet into the XII club
rooms, damaging the ceiling, carpets, etc. !;
also into Burgess painting establishment
on Church street.
Mondays doings in Cour. were: State
VS.. J. Friendly Bickmore, common seller,
single fale. verdict by jury not guilty.
Daniel OConneli, common seller, prin-
cipai ard securities defaulted, capiss
ordered BY court.
Frank II Cou'ers, single sale. drinking
not guilty. Merrill A Tcnney cspias
ordered by court. Frank Z Nash. capis-
ordered by cont County Attorney sass
he has been busy and so could not issue one
before. Oskes Aldus. assault, continued
On motion of County Attorney.
Joanna S. Knox lbt vs.. Benjamin +.
Knox. Divorce decreed; cause, three years
utter desertion.
Nancy NJ Lsdd. ibt va. Joseph f Ladd.
Divorce decreed cause. thee years utter
desertion Parties lived in Viualhaven.
James W. Robbins VS.. Percie M Rob-
bins: cause. s1uitery. Divorce decreed.
Crawford F. Treat Va. Fred N. Trest.
Referred 10 Geo. S Johnson. Hearing to
be held al Sesrsport.
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cosDss sup osapArcsss
Tho F.tb OF tbs Ns~s rskcn Prom TIE
Current Events OF tbs Day

Senator Mitchell has been re. omi nated
b. the republicans in the Oregon legisIs.
tu-e.
The gas house at Spencer, MsA.. va.
burned At 30 = ". TGesiay. Loss es.
tims,ed At 0,000; insured.
AT Sprir gfeld. H., three Farmer Mu,-
usl Beaefit Assoeis,ion representative
Tuesday night decided on Hon Aso J
Sree,er ~ csncidate for United States
seps;or to succsed Farseii.
A. consultation At Washington, Tuesday,
of Senator Hearst's pbysicisns, WAS held,
1t 10 .sid, srd the decision reached W..
that the Senator was o. e. ring from . can.
Ger Of the colon or large intestine. There
is absolutely no bope Of his recovery. sI,
William vsnce Harper, late sgent Of the
National Life insuranee Co, Of Montpe
iier, W and D-ls~are, Md. and the Dis.
t'ict Of Columti4, 10 under so 900 bail a,
Wilmington. Del, on charges Of embez.
Element II is said his shortage viii
amount to $50 O00.
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Meeting cs,ns Railroad c wm,s.,on


The railroad commis,io. held its regular
monthly m'etioy Tuesday. The commis
.ionsYs voted 70 change th.i, term day for
holding their monthly meeting from the
second Tue,dsy 10 the frst Tuesday Of
each month.
They. in the case Of the Seleotmen Of
Vestbrook's petition for grade crossings
over the Porti,nh 4 Rochester K4iisosd 10
Ssccsfa pps. established ore Of The two
crossing. mentioned by the town.
Tbs maps of Malice railroads. which
have been prepared specially for the COM
mission u is.ue with their reports. are 70.
ceiv.d. There 10 sufficient number 20
that one can be placed with each repors.
'be psp was made under the supervision
u VIM. A. Allen, civil engineer Of ths N.
CIR X. and j. engraved on copperplste b. the
Rand-Ayery Supply Compsny Of Boston.
Maine IL o1e Of the last Of the stAt.s to
Obtain sncb a nsp, which 10 not only vs,-
| liable to the commls,i1n but to every per.
.on who may wish sn accurate map Of the
State con'siring the location Of every mile
Of railroad now in the State, together with
/ town and State boundaries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-14
Connecticut. Onictais Sworn In

Hartford. Jan. l3.--In the Senate a.
8 80 = resolution was offered instruc ing
the democratic candidates to come into the
Senate and be inaugurxted. II wac passed
ut 3 80 after debate. A committee was
sppointed TO escort Gov. Bulkeley TO the
inauguration Of his succf ssor. He told the
committee he should no, recognize the su.
thori'y Of ore brsnch of the assembly q,
act in this matter and warned them that
they did it at their Individual peril The
democratic candidates were sworn in at 4
O'Clock. the Senate then adjourned 10
Tuesday.
After the Senate Adjourned the persons
who took the osth visited the diH,ren,
offices ard made demand for them. The
present occupant. refused to give them up
until it WAS sbown that the new officers
we're duly elected and declared by the gen
eral assembly.
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New York Post ]

The ".ummer boardiue interests Of the
State are no~ con.ider.d important, noneh
to justify consideration in the message. of
New-En7land governors. Gov. Burlsigh
Of Maine, ssvs: "Our hes,th ui
climate sni the rugged beaaIies
Of cur long seacoasts are win
nins vida reputation, and acoustau,ly IT,
erea.iog Ii 'e of summer trasss il growing
source Of re veaue TO our people" The fac, il
that the Yankee has been rather slo~ IN wsk.
ing up to the imp rfance Of ihis interest,
and be does not ye fully realize how many
millions there sre 10 it
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Dsmsgs by High Water at colun bia
Falls.
Especial to the KESSEBEc JOURNAL. |

Especial to the KESNEBEo JOURNAL
CoLuMBIA FALLS, Jan. l3 The tide
was the highest ever known here at noon
Mondsy. II. NJ. Leighton, F. L. Allen
ard others had about 1000 bushels of corn
stored in the factory on the wharf, and the
tide flowed up into it, wetting nearly all
Of il. This is the second time this season
that they have lost nearly their whole stock
of corn.
l. Leighton. Fl. NJ. Leighton, R. Allen,
John Tibbetts and o.hers are attending
court at Mscbiss.
Mrs. j. + Pineo, who broke her arm by
falling on the ice, is comfortable and gain.
| ing strength.
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VOICES OF TIE PRESS.


On another sheet we present our readers
with the admirable sdd'ess Of Governor
Burleieh, which he delivered to the legis-
ia'ure upon taking the oath Of ofiee at the
commencement. of his second term. II is q
wonderful address from the fses that it i.
entirely free from partisan -poiilics even in
the 81 shtest degree and it has been warmly
commended by all parties in the SAFE. II
the advice which it contains i, carried cut
and the errors it calls attention. to are
avoided. our State ~ . whole will be hap
pier and better.
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Ex-0ov. Thaysr W. 0cv Boyd.

LINCOLN, Neb.. Jan. Is The Stat
Supreme Court this morning allowed qu,
wArranto proceedings begun by ex-Gov
ernor Thayer against Governor Boyd to n
on file and summons to issue. The cour
announced that in case the lieutenant gov.
erpor should desire to intervene in pro
ceedings. it would allow such jurisdiction
1t was ruled that tx Gov. ThAyer would los'
nothing by vscsting apartments held by him
The hearing may be postponed Ave weeks
Notwithstanding the decision Of the Su
preme court, the independents ,h'
Hou.e e'ubborDiy refuse to recoGhiz,
Boyd as Governor until the question o
citizenship Was determined. II iooks a. Il
all the lrgislation viii be blocked until th'
contest ia decided
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-14

PORTLAND, Jan. l3.-The schooner
Which vent ashore on junk Of Pork, rear
Outer Green Island, Portland Hsrbor. Mon
day, vas the Ada Barker, Capt. Willard,
from Port Liberty to Portland with coal
for the Maine Cen.Ysl railroad. After tao
days expOsure the crew of six were rescued
Tuesday morning by the cutter Woodbury.
and he life saving crew. One man was
badly frost bitten and went TO the hospital
They had no food from Sunday afternoon
till rescued.
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NO CONFERENCE
With The Indians Contrary 10
Expectations.
ny an sun Afraid u lsetns yi'l
SeIefe puulshneat.
Reported that oix Hundred acetsioo
Broke Away tom Comp.

PINR RrpoR AsExcr. 3. D., Jsn. rs
Contrary 10 expectations there was no con-
ference between the chiefs hostilrs and
Gen. Miles today The latter ssases that
the Iad,ans are st,ll timid and sppr~henstve
Of punishment A member II the g troop,
2nd inssutry, came In today with detach-
msnt 7th infantry, reports that 600 Indians
eruks away las, nishs from the h,sti,e camp
ard had been followed nv Col. Sanford and
Col, Henry. Al headquarters no rspss
has been received conf miog the matter.
Col Corbin .aSs the report vxs Occassoned
by the fact that the commands mentioned
eft In the direction Of WOun 'ed Knee on
a scout Big Foot's ~ifs. one Of the women
injured on Wounded Knee, died last night
in the hostile camp.
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MetooToloeical Report.
NATIONS CAPITAL NOTES.
Marie Peneions.

WAsHISGTos, Jan. l3-Pensions have
been granted to these Msine people:
Original, invalid, James X Stone. Brown
field; Thomas Bysn, Togu-; Elando Nc.
Bride, Mortified; George F. Mcdonald,
South Portland. Increase, Kdder L
Moore. Ellsworth Falls; Seward Cloush
Smyrna Mills; Rufus Walker. Kennebunk
Reissue, Esburne Mil, Un.ty; James NJ
Gammep. Peru. Re-i.sue and increase
George W. Brown. Bangor. Original
widows, etc, Delora. widow of James Mil
Ter, Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-14

The annual mse,in 9 Of the FRS. Ns,ions
Bank Of Pennington ~ss held Friday
These officers we're elected: Pr.siten,
Arthur r. Belcher; cashier, J. W Fair.
bsnks; clerk. Miss C. T. Crosby: direct
ors, J. C. Holman. A, y. BeIchsr. j. W
Fairbanks. +. 2 Richards, II. Russell, ID.
G. Sanborn. A. g. Winter.
The stockhoider, Of Wiahrop Bank held
their annual meeting Tne.dIy, and elected
the following Directors: c. NJ. Bailey
Levi Jones, Francis Mcintyre, G A. Wing
Geo. A. Lonsfeliow, President; John NJ
BE- jss,in, Cashier. Col. G. A Wig
Chief Engineer, and Levi Jopes, As.,stsns
tsndersd Psyson Tucker Hose Company
. d invited gae's,s supper At the Winthro,
House, on the evening Of the tenth
Speeches followed ard Chief Wing va
presented wish fne silver lantern.
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WIN Ballot for esnstor Mex, Tues
day tu Nav Hsmpshiss.

CoxcoRD. N. H Jan. Is --Uaier IN,
Law, bslletins for United States Senator Ii
succeed Hon. Henry W. Blair, will hesir
in each branch of the legislature nex
Tuesday. A democratic caucus 10 called
for tomorrow evening The democratic
nomination viii he purely complimentary
and probably will be rendered to Hon.
Harry Bingham Of LiIsieton. who is nos
serving his 2ls, term ~ member of Ia,
lesi ilsture. The active republican csndi
dstss include Senstor Blair, ex Congess,
man j. IL. Gsllinger Of Concord AID ~
Governor and ex-senator p. G Cheeuey OF
Manchester. Close observers, unin.
naeoeed by p,rtissn preference. say tonieh
that Of these three Gov Cherey stsnds ths
beat chance OF rcceivios the nomination
The republican caucus nomine. viii b,
al NCfed
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LONDON. Jan. ls.-A rapid thav contin-
tiuses in this city and at Paris. The tha~
has just commenced at Antwerp, where
grave feafs are entertained that sudden
breaking ap Of The ice viii cause . srea'
deal Of darase TO shipping. Fifteen thous-
and psrsons are thrown out of employme
through the closiss Of the river, Who are
reduced % . meet des'ispts condition. and
videspread su6erirg prevails. The weather
.hich prevailed yesterday vas the coldea
yet recorded in Spain. Several sentinels
while on daty at Monjuich citadel have
been frozen to death Many trains are re-
ported showed under in 0alicia and
Austria.
vienna. Jan. IS The storm which ha.
been raging through Austria has at las,
cessed From all auArters come reports
that the snow has st 'ppss falhrs, and rail
vsy trsfi, 10 being resumed. II Is believed
that many persons have perish d in tbs
storm. and when the snow dissppea-s 3
startling number Of vic lime may he re
vealsd.
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xeensbsc County Agricultural 0ocie
~ Eject Ot1csfs.
[9reciAl 70 the KKxSEBEc JouHsAL.

WIxrHRoP, Jsn. i3-The Kennebae
County Agricultural Society elected the
following otieers for 1891 today at the an
nual meeting: Pres., J. B. Love, Read
D. ID Vice Pres. J. E. B'ainerd, Win
ihrop; J r Yeasoo, Nj. vernon; Geo.
Ksith, Fsyette; Sec C T. colman. Read
field; Tveas,. c. H. Stevens. Readae.d; !;
Agent, Samuel Dolly. R-sddeld; Trustees,
H. z Carson. Nj, Vernon; A. F. Gle,
Fsyere; M. +. Norcro.s. Winthrop; d.
d B. Savage. Augusta; Bert Stuart, Bel
g-ate; Supt. Of Halls, A. s. Nieker.on,
Readaeid; Sups. of Horses, G c. GoodAle,
Winthrop; Sups- Of Nea. Stock. B W.
Hartman. Resddaid: Sunt. of Sleep.
Swine and Poultry, E. A. Williams, Read
feh. I, was voted to prohibit all games
Of chance and to continue the improve
ments,
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AMUsEM EuTe.

OF the Kindergarten" which sppesrs In
Meonisn Hall tonight the N. Y. Hersli Of
sept, ls says: The "Kindergardsn" At
the Ihalis Theatre last night packed the
house to the doors In spite of rain. which
fell in torrents. The "Kindsrg.rden'' 10 .
musical comedy, and II is certainly entit-
led to the classification Of mu.icsi, ., the
popular selections from he did.fens pub.
iicati n, are sufficiently numerous to make
a concert Of considefab length. The
Xxi dersardeb' 10 one Of the. productions
shere ihs fun begins when the curtsin rises
ard contsaues until 4. fails in the lsa aes.
The company 10 sxseptionaily strong ~
esch member 10 . specisl featuSs. An
ether packed house 10 looked for toni sht."
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Dons With Co-opsration OF the Csnsd di.
an Government.

OTTAWA, Ont, Jan IS Sir John
Thompson, Minister of Justice, in an inter
view today said the spplca.on bv the own.
ers of the Canadian sealing vessel W P
Ssywsrd to the United S'stes Supreme
Court for a writ of prohiAi'lon was under.
taken with co operation Of the Canadian
government and the full approvai of He'
Majesty's government If the application
is granted the Units d Ststes can no longel
attempt to exclude vessels of other coun.
tries from the BehriDg Sea.
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DELAYED Train on Maine Central
Caused by Water and Ice
Especial to the KExSEBEc JOURNAL.

Special % The kENNEBEC JOURNAL.
NEWPORT, Jan. l3.-The train from
Foxcroft thi, morning was q few minutes
late here caused by the water in Nevpor!
pond flowing over the ice and freezing. I,
vss recesssry to unshsckle the engine
from the cars. go ;hsti could go ahead and
break up the ice. which it had no difficulty
in ding as the ice was luckily not froze1
very thick. This rise Of water is under.
stood to be due = the operations Of the Pulp
Co. at Benton. And considerable litigation
is likely to result. In many places in
Newport the highways have been submerg
ed several times in the course Of the pas
year.
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Jus,io Mccarthy. stat.m sn,.

LONDON, Jan. 13 Justin Mccarthy In n
communication TO the Daily News (Liberal)
which appears today, says: "Parneil and
Redmond attempted TO contradict with re-
gard to the communications with Gladstone
l did not inform Gladstone of the content.
Of Psrnell's manifesto. l was asked
to call on Gladstone to obtain his
assurance with regard to home rule
GIadstone acquainted me with his opinions
wishes and willingness on the subject
From what he told me am able to ex.
press to PArnell my conviction that IL hi.
manifesto was Published Gladstone would
be in a position to give certain I, its state
ments q flat contradiction. That's the
wholp ai0rvr
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6hoddy Mil Buvped.

TILToS. N. II, Jan. 13 Morrison.
shpdds ii III was burned at 9 O'Clock tonight
but the stock ~as mostly saved Tn.
building wss owned by G. Cook & Son, OF
Lsconia Loss, on stock ard ma, bue efy
5000; on bulldog, % 600; insurance,
unkno~n. The fire caught in the picker
room.
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ri,e at n w York.

New YoRK, Jan. 1.-THE top fl or OF
+ M. Van Tszei's big grain elevator. llh
and l3 h avenue, was discovered on fire n
10 o'clock this mornirg. Three alarm,
srd several special calls were sent rut
So far the FIRE Is confip. d 10 ths top floor
but II is thought the building ill 20. Tn,
elevator is st tired wi h q ,ur. g-sip, etc.
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How to get Hand come Hssband.

h"W 70 eet oa0osome Hos0an0s
"Whsn'.r some lucky Iladisn maiden
Found red ear Ia the husking
'Musks!' cried they altogether
'Mu-ks!' YOU shalt have . sweetheart
You .hail have handsome husband"
The handsome msn always sdmires the
beautiful woman. Then simply max,
yourself besatifai Remove al b!osches.
pimp! $, ''fors-d signs Of turkey kacss"
from ysur fea ures. BY the use Of DR.
Pie,ce's Fsvorite Prescription. . tonic "a
ibe nervous. cirtuIatory snd procrea,iye
sys'ems Its nse bsi,ss roses 10 the
che~ss. ant sparkle to the eyes Take II,
ard you will, ike the Indi.n maiden, and
= a"red ear in good health. an omen of
future happiness. Gaasauteed 70 rive sat.
isfsc'ion Ia every case, or money paid fod
1t refunded. jan13d&wfolSu
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The eidceforc Election Suits Settled

BIpDEFoRp. Jan. Is The several civil
suits against City Marshal Ta-bax and Of
fcer ChaflAnd. growing out of the tronaie
between the .herifs and police eficers .,
the las. city election, have been settled,
thereby shortening the amour, Of business
to be transacted At this term cf supreme
court at Saco-
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Schooner Otter Wrecked-Two
Dtowned

FIRE ISLAND, N. Y. Jan. 13.-The two
mssted schooner Otter, from St. Kits,
with cargo of salt. went ashore at Bell.
port. L. I this morning and will be total
loss. The Life Saving Crew saved
the Captain, and four sesmen. The co!ored
conk and one seaman was drowred. The
schooner belonged to J. II. d. Esgles, Of
81, John, N. B.
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Flo ct b laton.

BosToN Jan l3 -Fi-e toni sht in the
five sory fu-oacs msaufsc tory of j T. r.
Fisla. 20 and 81 Hsyerhill ST nece.siiat.d
The wetiirg down OF The entire preniis.
The loss to the firm by water IL heavy. NJ
figures are given. The damage BY fire ia
sIlght.