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CALLED a sMuccLER.
An American Captain Held by the
Mexicans.

SAN DIEGO. CAL. February 3.-Tbe steam
er Manuel Dublan, plying between San
Diego and Enseaada, Lower California, ar.
rived here yesterday, bringing word that
Captain w. FL. Nelson was arrested by Mex
lean officials Saturday. on the charge OF
smuggling $500 in gold bullion, which was
found on his person. The steamer. which
carries the United States mail and Is en-
tered as being In the American trade, was
detained by the authorities five and q hall
hours before the American and English resi-
dents succeed In securing Captain Nelson's
release. The Mexican officials claim that
Nelson has been engaged In Smuggling for
two years. This no denies. The geld be-
longed to parties at Alamo and to an Ense
NADIA banker, but the claim Is made that the
gold carried on his person is not subject to
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE,

UyHE Judiciary Committee will give public near
Ill ing at their room at the state House, Augusta
on WEDNESDAY, Feb. A. 1891, at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon upon an act to amend chapter 379,
of Public Laws of 1885, entitled IAN act to pre-
vent incompetent persons from conducting
business as spOthecaTies, and upon San act to
legalze and make valid the doings of the Town
of Cape Elizabeth.
BY order of the committee
VyHE Judiciary Committee will give public
Il hearings at their room, State House, Angus
ia, as follows:
Februaty 9th. 2 p.m.-Upon IAN Act to provide
for printing and distributing ballots at the public
expense and to regulate voting for State and city
elections"
February 10th pm.-Upon San Act to insure
the better education of practitioners of dental
surgery and to regulate the practice Of dentistry
in the State of Maine ("
By order of the Committee,
rEyHE judiciary Committee will give public
II hearing at their room at the State House,
Augusta, ON THURDAY, February ~, 1891,
at Two O'Clock p. m upon Petition of Overseers
of Town of caribou for the changes in the Pauper
Laws, and Petition of T. d. league and others
for law requiring Counties to build and maintain
the great bridges Within their limits.
By order Of the committee,
THE judiciary Committee will give public
II hearing at their room In the State House,
Augusta, on THURSDAY. February IL, 1891, at
two O'Clock In the afternoon upon petition of DR..
Thomas Hill and 90 others, for municipal suf-
frage for women.
BY order of the committee,
FRANKLIN Z. PAYSON,
jan24sntd Secretary
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Washington Notes.
PATTI IN DANCER.
The Prima Donna Is Seriously m In
England.

BRISTOL, February 3.-The great prima
donna, Adelina Patti, is lying very ill at a
MOTEL here. She caught severe cold in
crossing the Channel between Dover and
Calais. DR.. Frederick Love, who is in at
tendance. reports unfavorably of her condi
tion. Her husband, Sig. Ncolini. is with
her. The diva was in hopes to have fulfilled
an engagement for two concerts In Berlin on
wednesday and Friday. but Sig. Nicolini
has wired to cancel these Contracts.
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GENERAL FoREICN NEWS.
A Hitch hinted At.

- TasSh 'uttCo ~
LONDON, February 4-The Times says
Parneli went to Boulogne Monday night and
conferred with Dillon and O'Brien yester-
day, returning to London last night. Imme-
diately upon his arrival he had conference
with his supporters. Parnell decided to ad-
dress no more meetings in Ireland for the
present. He also declines to 60 to America.
RuE ors cf hitch in the negotiations look
ing to settlement of the differences are
said to have enlaDated from both factions of
the Irish party.
Disabled but Satisfied.
New YORK, February ga cable des-
patch from Liverpool today stated that the
captain of an arrived steamer reported that
on January 35th be sighted the National line
steamer Denmark 600 miles east of st. Johns
f., in a disabled condition. When spoken
tue Denmark ans wered that she required no
ASSISTANCE.
Couffe Is Avens
PARIL, February 3.-Michael Eyraud. the
murderer Of M. GOuffe, was guillUtined this
morning. Eyraud refused TO listen to the
priests prayers or pray himself, or to have
any religious rites performed in his behalf.
The action of the gulllotine was instantane-
Gus.
Baron wissm ann Insane.
BERLIN, February 3.-Leutenant Tlede-
mann, who accompanied DIR. Peters's expe-
ditioD. has received t9legraphic despatch
from Zanzibar " hich states that Baron Wiss-
man, the German Commissioner to East At
rica, has become insane.
Foreign Notes.
Two thousand shoemakers in London have
gone on a strike for an increase of wages.
King Humbtrt has summoned Signor Ia
nardelli. Signor Crispi's minister of Justice,
TO form cabinet. as the Marquis di Rudini
abandoned the task.
The Supreme Court of Manitoba has delig-
cred judgment in the famous school act,
abolisniDg the Roman Catholic public schools
In the Canadian northwest.
Sir John Macdonald has decided to dis
solve the Dominion Parliament and to ap-
peal to the country to sustain his policy.
One of the results OF inquiry into the cause
of the revolt of troops in OpoIto Saturday
last, is the discovery of an effort made to in
volne the Portuguese navy in the so-called
revolution,
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BUSINESS AT CONCORD.
Opposition to the Plan Of the Boston
& Maine-A { hinese Tax.

CONCORD. N. H., February 3.-In the
House today Representative and United
States Senatorelect Gallinger presented res
olution eulogistic of the late Secretary Win
dom. An amendment to the Boston g.
Maine bill was offered providing for the sale
OF the new stock by auction, also one to au
thorlze the road to borrow instead of in
creasing its capital. A license law was in
troduced. also bills creating police commits
mission la Manchester, proposing taxes on
Chinese laundries, for bidding the use Of
c0rnnratinnS.
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Names of the Justices,

The jolly jokers, who are always ringing
the changes in matters humorous. direct at.
teution to the fact that the supreme court
years since the chief justice was Taney. II
has mad one Miller, and now boasts Of a
Brewer. IL has had two:Chases. Samuel and
Salmon p, but only one scion Of the Smith
family ever reached / that a dis dh,sti1ction-Wiii-
hG lam 18th Of Sy Jo5e Gecntd the
of the same state. The court also had q
barbour. Philip p. of Virginia, and like.
wise Story, the distinguished Joseph Of
Massachusetts. There " as also Campbell
on the supreme woolsack. who succee led
Justice McKinley.-Kansas City Times.
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Yale Alumni.

BosToN, February 3.-The annual meeting
of the Y ale Alumni Association was held to,
night at Young's hotel. Judge W. P. Knowl-
Judge Knowltop, President Dwight of Yale
Judge o. w. Holmes, Jr., Prof. E. L. Rich,
ards and others. Letters Of regret from Sec.
retary Of the Interior Noble, Rev. PhilIips
Brooks were read. These officers were elect,
ed: President. Hon: FRANK ID. Allen; secre-
|. Badger, and an executive committee Of six.
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FREE SILVER LOST.
The Coinage Committee Votes TO
Continue Hearings.

WASHINGTON, February 3-Before the
House coinage committee today Mr.. Walker
said this bill was In the interest Of the rich
and corporations. and opposed to the inter-
ests OF wage earners. He protested against
speedy action, advising his colleagues to act
with deliberatiOn and get the sentiment of
the people before acting Mr.. Bertine COM
batted Mr.. Walkers statements that the
committee offered no opportunity for hear
lngs last year. he declared there had been
a standing invitation to all persons TO appear
Furtner hearings would prevent action by
Congress upon the BILL There was a wide
spread suspicion that such was the purpose
OF the committee. He would insist upon
early action or would stop attending meet
ings.
:, Mr.. Vaux moved that the representative
81. Louis delegation be heard not later than
next Tuesday. Mr.. Berth moved to amend
tne motion that no further hearings be had
after Tuesday. The Committee than pro-
ceeded TO consider the bill. Mr.. Bertine's
motion was lost and Mr.. Vaux's carried.
culIom Sat Down on Him.
=. WAsHINGTeN. February 3.-Owenby con-
tinued MS testimony today before the silver
pool committee. He said that in conversa-
tlop with Cashier Donald he had named sew
en- congressman who were in the pool. he
mad also told him that some money had been
fNs ~ W PoJ oiltcI LQOS6 VINO were
TOO poor to pay for 1t themselves. He had
approached Senator Cullom, but Mr.. Cullom
mad sat down on him hard aud absolutely re-
FUSED TO have anything to do with 1t.
Pensions In the House.
WASHINGTON. February 3-The business
done In the House today related largely. TO
pension matters. Finally the House went
INTO committee of the whole (Mr. Payson of
Illinois In the chair,) on the diplomatic and
consular bill. After considerable debate
the COMMITTEES rose without action.
Public Debt Reduction.
WASHINGTON, february 3.-The public
dept statement issued this afternoon shows
decrease In the public debt, less cash In the
treasury during January Of 5.S35, 1867.
Washington Notes.
The Secretary Of War has directed Briga-
dier General Daniel w. Flagler to assume
the duties Of chief of ordnance of the War
Department
The House COMMITTEES on agriculture TODAY
completed the appropriation bill The total
is S2. sos, $7.150 less than the estimates
submitted. Of this amount SS79,753 Is for
the support Of the weather bureau.
Inc House committee on appropriations
mas completed the sundry civaI appropriation
Dill. Inc amount Is S34, ,242, $40, S6,5l9. .3l2
less tnan the estimates. Among the appro-
prlations are public buildings at HouitoD,
Me-, $4,000: Lewiston, Me-, $4,000; Light
mouse, etc.. CuckOld's Island. Me-. S25 OOO.
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Bates Reamars out

LEWISTON, February 3-Saturday, at the
Bates mill, notice was given Of reduction
In the beaming department on indent work,
amounting to three per cent. to take effect
February 9th. The overseers reported that
the beamers could not consent to tbs change
In price. Agent Pratt said that such as did
not wish to continue could give notice and
work 1t out at the old price. This was not
accepted, and all but two of the beameIs
left. Most of the beamers are girls. Agent
Pratt says they averaged last pay day S1046,
and some are making So a week,
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Baron wissm ann Insane.

BERLIN, February 3-Lieutenant Tiede-
diti0D. has received a t9legraphic despatch
from Zanzibar which states that Baron Wiss-
man, the German Commissioner to East Al
rica has heonna inSana
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Pensions In the House.,

WASHINGTON, February 3.-The public
dept statement issued this afternoon shows
a decrease In the public debt, less cash In the
treasury during January Of Sis, ,S35, 1867.
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The following are the United States Signal,
Ssrvice observations for yesterday. February
Sd, takeu at p. M. 18th meridian time
the observations for each station being given
In this order: Temperature. direction of the
wind, state of the weather:
Boston. 460. s. cloudy; New York, 440,
W, partly cloudy; PHILADELPHIA, 4O0, NV,
cloudy; Washington, 400. NV, cloudy; Alba
ny, 280, NV, cloudless; buffalo, 1So, NV,
cloudless; Cleveland. Ice. W, cloudy !;
Detroit, 1O0, SW, cloudy; Chicago, 90, NV.
cloudy; st. Paul. 100, SW, cloudless !;
Duluth. so NV, clondless; ST. Vincent,
-2Ss, calm, cl0udless; Bismarck, 40, NV,
cloudless; Jacksonville. 720, W, partly
cloudy.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

ESPECIAL Committee on Taxation. Public hear
- ings In Representatives. Hall.
Taxation of Mortgages and Timber Lands,
Wednesday, February A.
Steam and Street Railroads, Telegraphs, Tee-
phones and Expresses, Thursday, February s..
Savings Banks. Exemptions. Collateral Inher-
itances. Tuesday, February 10.
Corporation and Franchise Taxes Wednesday,
February IL.
Electric Light. Gas, Water ana Insurance Com
panies, Thursday February IL.
jan3Usndtd TkEBY JOHNSON, sec'y.
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THE w EATH Err.
Colder and Fair.

The following is the forecast of the wealth.
er for New England: Fair Wednesday, de-
cidedly colder; northwesterly winds with
severe cold wave. Temperature will fall
nearly to zero on Maine coast.
Storm signals displayed from Delaware
breakwater to Eastport.
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LEWISTON. February 3-At meeting of
the corpCrators Of the Maine Central Hospi-
tai this afternoon, it was voted to accept the
new main building and lot from Ara Cush-
man. trustee for the hospital. The directors
were instructed to expend the amount neces-
sary to furnish the hospital for immediate
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The hudson Breaking Up.

RoNDoUr, N. Y. February 3.-Yesterday
gers across the Hudson River broke through
the Ice so frequently that IL was found nee
e>sary to withdraw them and draw the pas
sengers and mails over by hand. 1t Is ex-
pected the ferryboat Transport will be run
ming by tomorrow.
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Railroads, TeIegraphS and Expresses.

YnHE Committee on Railroads, Telegraphs and
Il Expresses have assigned hearings on bills
and petitions referred to Them. as follows
For wednesday. February 1th, 3 O'Clock p. M,
An Act Incorporating the Rumford Falls and An
dover Telegraph and Telephone Co. An Act to
graph Co. to place its wires under the surface of
Inc streets In the cities Of Portland and Lewiston.
For Wednesday, February 18th, O'Clock p. m,
Co.
For Wednesday, February 18Th. 8 o'clock p. M,
An Act ratifying certain leases to the Maine Gen.
tral X. X. Co.
feb3dtd W. nj. AVER Secretary,
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Foreign Notes.
New Eneiand Farmers,

BOSTON, February 3.-The annual meeting
Of the New England Agricultural Society
was held in Ploughman Hall this morning.
The Maine trustees chosen were Rufus
Prince, b. F. Briggs, Edmund Briggs and b.
Z. Pease. The next meeting will be held at
Worcester,
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jan24sntS
Railroads, Telearaphs and Expresses.

THE Committee on Railroads. Telegraphs and
III Expresses have assigned hearing on the
bill referred to them. for Wednesday, February
4th, O'Clock p. M, An act 70 amend sections
Vised Statutes, relating to COmu on Carriers.
jan3Osntd w. M. AVER, Secretary.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

yNHE Committee on Agriculture will give pub
Il lie hearing at the office OF the land agent,
Augusta at 2.3O p. M, February 9th, on the Act
TO Incorporate the Northern Cumberland Agricul-
tural society.
fan3lQtd i, i. EASTMAN, Secretary.
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the Afternoon SesSions
The meeting began with devotional SER
vices which lasted a quarter OF an hour.
Prayers were offered by Rev. Mr.. Freeman
and Rev. Mr.. Munger. The choir sung the
hymn "Jesus Saved Me-" Rev. Q. p. Mills
of Newburyport, Mass, presided at the af-
ternoon session.
Rev. O. NJ. SOuthgate of Worcester. Mass,
was introduced as the first speaker, and
took for his topic THE Christian Endeavor
Movement. Its practical results thus far"
He gave instances Of the conversion Of
young people in his own church, which were
the direct result Of the Christian Endeavor
Society Of that church. The pastors Of the
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Published every day Sundays excepted) by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY,

PORTLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY,
AT 81 EXCHANGE STREET, PORTLAND. ME
:, TERMS: Seven Dollars Year. When payne nj
Dollars.
Al, hAIEs oF ADvERTIsING-On inch space Of
tne Length OF column, or twel lines nonpareu
constitutes "square.n
$i:oV per square, daily, first week 10 cents per
week aiteri tnree insertions or less 81 90; con
tinuing every other day after first week 20 cents
Half square, three insertions or less TX cent?
one week, 100; 6ocents per week alter.
SPECIAL NOTICES, one-third additional
Under head OF "AMUsEMENTs" and "AucTIoN
SALES" $500 per square per week; three-inser
fione or less, 81 80.
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NOR SALE-Small clean stock of Boots and
l. shoes in smart city, 40 miles from Portland,
been shoe store for years. will be sod at a
bargain. Address 3D." z. o. Box 1035, Portland
29-l
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Ex-Chief Justice Cazot Of the supreme
court endorses Chief Justice Fuler's course
on the Behrng Sea petition of the British
government.
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LEcIsLATIVE NOTICE.

ITyHE Legal Affairs Committee will give public
a hearing at their room at the State House,
Augusta, on THURSDAY, Feb. 8, 1891, at 2
O'Clock in the afternoon, on "An act to amend
chapter 8 Of Special Laws of 1873. entitled,
san act to incorporate the Pythian Hall Associa-
tion, of Portland.
BY order Of the committee.
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AGENTS WANTED

AN 1 ED Line; the only line ever invented that
holds the clothes without pins; perfect success,
whom the exclusive right is gven on receipt Of 90
cents we will send sample line by mail; also cir
cuars price list and terms TO agents; secui your
territory at once. Address The Piniess Clothes
Line Co., IL Hermon Street, Worcester Mass.
OctS W&S6m
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Local Weather Report.
PORTLAND, Me-, February 3, 1891.
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MAIN e.
Prosperous Cotton MlII.
FarmIped ale Hail Damaged

LEWISTON, February = The Lewiston
Mill Company today declared semi-annual
dividend of two per cent. payable March 1st.
FarmingdaIe Hail Damaged.
GARDINER, February 3.-At $50 this
morning, fire was discovered in the town
house at Farmingdale. IL started In the
lower story. and burned up through into the
hall above. The fire is supposed to have
caught from a stove.
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS.

Publisbed every THURSDAY MORNING, at e2.bO
wear ; il paid in advance, $2.oo yeaI.
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINs IAN STATE
nart of the State) for 81 90 per square for first In
sertion. and so cents per square for each supse'
uuent insertion
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Weather Observations.

Mesn daily :her...2S.3I Max. vel. wind :. IL
MaxInum ther.. ..38.4 Total precip..... .73
nnuM the.. ...1S2
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GALESMAN.-An energetic man wanted to
- push our manufactures on this ground. One
OF our agents earned 300 last year. Address,
r. Box 1874. New York. SO.2
DO0KKEEPER-A practical man wants a
ID position with some wh lesale or manufacture
ing company as double entry bookkeeper or any
position of responsibility. Best of references as
regards character and ability. Address A. M.
STONE Madison, Me. TIA
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LrOR SALE-The best farm in Cumberland
County for the money situated miles from
Portland on a good road and contains rs acres,
with fne buildings. Inquire of A. c. LIBBY &
CO., 421a Exchange street. 3c-1
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FOR SALE.

THE Wood and Coal Yard, situated corner st.
l. John and Portland street, formerly occupied
by VIM: Westwood g. Co.. consisting OF about %
cords OF WOOD, boiler engine and saws, buildings,
horses, carts, sleds aarness eic. For particulars
inquire Of G. NJ. STANWOOD, Assignee, 20 Ex
change st. jams diff
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
STATE PRINTING and BINDING.

TIME committee on State printing and plnaing m Ilnn
be in session az the coek Stase IN ths ~ fofe
nnon on TiIESDAY Feb. 10, TO receive proposals
Tor State printing and state binding for the polill
cal wears Of 891 and ls92, me conmIIee re-
%, SV1e1h15tdsn OSCAR II. ii ERSEY, Secretary.
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DO. cnap. 70, X. s., relating to insolvency
proceedings.
Mr.. Haines of Kennebec introduced bill
to incorporate the Waterville Charity Hospi.
tai.
Mr.. Moore of Cumberland presented the
petition of Margaret T. W. Merrill and l43
others of Portland asking for municipal sui
frage for women.
The adjourned meeting on the registration
bill was held this afternoon.
Mr. Haines called on Mr.. Benjamin Bun-
ker of Watervilie, who said that II was ex.
pected that Hon. w. l.. Putnam of Portland
would be here, aud read letter from Mr..
Putnam, who said he was opp ,sed to the Bill
and II there were 70 De further hearings he
asked for p0stp0nement of the matter nm
til next Thursday, so that Mr.. Putnam conld
appear.
hearing in spite Of Mr.: Bunker. Mr.. Bunker
said he would take but four minutes to ex-
plain his objections to the bill. For 70 wears
voting had been well regulated by board
elt cted by the people and he could see mo
reason why the plan should be changed. In
fact no one asked for 1t but few scbeming
politicians. 1t was sort of Kodak ar
rangement, the Governor presses the button
and the politicians do the rest. The bill was
armed against the voter and provided sevare
penalties but the Board would escape mnch
easier in case Of fraud. The bill Is too yicions
to have an easy passage before this lepisla.
ture. He was in favor Of registration with
board elected by the people.
ma X. p. KnOwlton Of Lewiston, W. C.
Philbrook of Waterviile, MIR. G. K. Cornish
Lewiston, Hon. /. w. Wakefield Of Bath and
others favored the bill, aud Mr.. Cote of Kid
deford opposed it The committee decided
to report the bill with one OF two Slight
changes.
Or. Sanborn's Salary.
The bill to increase the salary Of the su-
perlntendent Of the Insane Hospital from
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.-.a.antinnaI Sfea mshin go.

r,uRsUANT to vote CT the stockholders of
this company at their annual meeting, on
wednesday, January 2Sth, a meeting of said
stockoders will be holden at their office, Railroad
Wharf Portland, on Wednesday, February ] 1th.
al O'Clock D. m, to decide If the capital stock of
the company shah be increased; to determine If a
new steamer shall be built; and to act upon any
other matters pertaining to the above ques-
tiOns.
ian29sntd JB. C0YLE, President.
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NOR SALE - At a great bargain, 800 pairs
Il mems light low cut overshoes, regular $1.25
shoes, for the low price of 80 cents pair; also
mems first quality rubber bools at 1926 a pair.
II. Z. MCCARTHY, 1896 and 467 Fore street.
20l
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pUsINEsS FOR SALE-The leader OF its kind
ID In Portland, established 20 years by present
proprietor who can show from his books and
property a net profit of $4,000 per annum dur
retires. W. Ii. WALDRON, $50 Middle street.
3l-1
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FOR SALE

NOR SALE-1n one OF the best localities in
y Portland, small tailoring business. with
fixtures and goods in good order doing go' d
busnessi cheap for cash. ii applied for at once.
Address TAILOR, this office. S-l
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MORE DAMA'S SOLD IN ROCHESTER THAN
ALL OTHER SARSAPARllLAS.

Backed by POSITIVE GUARANTEE"
mo BENEFIT, NO PAY"
TRY It'll TRY It'll TRY It'll
Dana Sarsaparilla Co., Belfast. Me.