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TO-DAY1S Session.

The conference will convene again this
morning at o'clock.
In the evening reception will be
given to the visiting members by the
Sacramento congregation. There will be
a literary entertainment, and refresh
ments viii be served.
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ITO LET-A STORE, GOOD FOR PAINT
1 or carpenter shop. Apply to Nj. l.. WISE,
Eleventh and J streets auI-tf
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30autPH.

IXTANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w housework. Apply at 1880 p St. auG-zt&
WTANTED-A CHAMBERMAID. APPLY
w vt STATE HOUSE HOTEL. nuE-3l*
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TylO LET-HOUSE ON THIRD STREET.
4 between q and h; six nice rooms, large
yard with fruit trees and stable. Inquire at
304 street. S. RGSENFELD. au4-6t
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V5O LET-A SUITE OF NICE ROOMS,
L single or together. Apply 9lS Eleventh
street. audit
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ITO LET-THREE FURNISHED ROOMS
4 suitable for housekeeping; rent S14. AL
Thirteenth street, between ID and T. au6-3tS
ITO LET-TWO OR THREE UNkITR-
1 nished rooms. Call at 2l15 NJ ST, au5-2t&
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MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 5.-The Porter
Brothers Company, agents for the Cali
iornia Fruit Union, sold three cars oi
California fruit to-day, realizing for
peaches 75c@Sl; pears, 81 50@4; plums,
T5cMSI.
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LAND NOTICE.

LAND OFFICE At JACKSON. Miss.
October AZ. lo5l. !
Noioe as hereby given that the follow.
ing named settler has filed notice ~ ii.
Intention 81 make hnal proof in support
Oi ma clam d thai said proof viii !.
MADE before the Circuit Clerk OF Jack.
SOL S0nnty. at Scranton, Miss, OF No.
vemser y, 1871. viz.
lsom Farley, Homestead No. 24e7s f,,
The north northeast Z aud nartb !
northwest : section =, township > south
range : west.
ne hah'es TIE following witnesses 10
p-uAe his CONTINUOUS aPOu and
cultivation Of SAID land. via.
Thomas J. MizelL. Caleb 4 Mall 49,
MEL and AallaFu Nixon. all Of Cr,ss
hoads = o. jackson county. Miss
HENRI kkRAAGHAN, Register.
October l6 1881. go
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fhe s41Sssr K Bcshs. i sgssls,
a sac " DENY q 60 ml. "a
MN foa isBberf ~ Nea Orseaa,
fhe lss ao~rJHz1 he Hvaileas
S~aef9 "ss hs43 ~ Size feslAease "A
M H. N CuesaAs. TIE ersainz
"fs Iassal rers peusa8slr. Il brar
sac hnse ior ils elsrf5on ~ oFosr.
ibe tsl2~lng were elected sor lie
aeEf gusfaHe
fHesdeHf: M J. J. MeIasosh.
ssoe-PneSdeui: Mr. J. f. DaHszs.
Secretary Mes F0renoe Randall.
PrograaH Comniitees Mr.. r. Col
iner, Misses Eors Cndsbse saa Kate
SALISBURY
ne following is the progrsm for
ne hext meeting, Friday evening.
Norember c, 1891:
Essay Mr. G. r. Boston.
Daei Misses K aud A. Casisners.
Reading: Miss Lou Salisbury.
Music: Mr.. Iohn Hal.
Hesitation: Miss Mamie Morris.
Music: Mss Cora Howe.
leading: Mr.. c. r. Durrow.
Auslc- Mss Annle Garter.
Reading: Mr. : Edgar Cowan.
Music: Mr. r. 3 Hopkins
Author FOR evening: Oliver W
Place Of meeting Rev. ID O BFers.
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OfFiCE At JACKSON. Miss.
Sepseab er y lSg1

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON Miss
September =. ls9I. /,
Notice Is hereby given that The fol,ew.
ing named settler has flied Botice AZ III.
Intention 10 make final proof IA Support
OF ms claim. aud than said proof viii -
made before the Circuit CLERK Of .Jgsksop
county at Scranton, Miss on Oetobers1
logl. VIZ.
William Z. Walter, Homestead No
lo-oa for tbe northwest I SECTION n.
township : south, range : west west.
he names the following witnesses n
prove has continuous residence upon. and
cultivation o. SAID land. VIZ.
tranE 2. Dean, Rankih Lee. John I'll
icy and John O. Ashley. al OF Americas
o. jackson county. Miss.
HENRY KERNAGHAN, Register.
September -. lS9I. sI-6t /
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LAND NOTICE.

AND OFFICE At JACksoN. Miss. ,
October 9, lo9l (
Aeifee Is hereby given that the follow
lng named settler has filed notice Of Ia
intention to make fnal pFDof Al support
OF has clam, and thai sad proof viii H.
before the Circuit Clerk Of Jackson oouu-
y 81 Serantons Miss 90 November u, lo9I.
vfz.
John Thompson. Homestead No. l6.e26
Tor the e4sr southeast section ~, apd
northwest northwest I section - and
Bort3easi northeast Z Of SECTION -.
township 6 sOuth. range : xest.
lie nsIBes the following witnesses TO
prove his continuous Residence upon AID
cultivation Of sad lsBd- VIZ:
Harry =. M0odman. H@Brv 4 Davis
Walton X Bilbs and William OaaVe. u
' aDclesve =. O.. jackson County. Ms
HENRY KEkNAGHAN, Register.
October 3. i-Si. 34-6f
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sinD o. THfsks.


boiieT Dsrss~rzf-sssr.
Permit ne. sr, 80 express unis N,
ofeihrcu. sisters aad fiessl. q NJ,
f"ini afAi scrAnioa. ihrouxh r..a,
Paper, mF ~siA1erest aAai heartfelt
HANKS s"r iiseir hospitality 4nsl g~a-
er"siir e wife spl myselc. The aeep
gratitude niihiu my hear 70 i,eu
eannoi be expressed il words. We
lave had mEHF pneseais. too numer-
nus IA De nsEard
~PsaeciailF are we under lasfisg Oh
hgaiions 90 TIE ladies Of Nos Poiu,
Tor ihe Hioe CAKES. pies fruits. ee.
my wifes illness. Indeed. I
aihre an appreciated people-
Yours fraieranIlr.
J. o. GREEN.
Moss Point Oct 2, lsqL.
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND oFFIcE AT JACKSON,

LAND OFFICE At JACKSON. Miss.
September =, 119L (
Notice y hereby that tie following
named settler has flied notice of has M
teuiisn 30 make final proof la support Of
bs claim, and thai said proof will be-
made before tie CLERK Of the Circuit
Conf Of jackson county, at Scranton.
on October 81, 1881, viz
MARY K Nelson, Homestead No. PATTY.
ior the Wesi southeast and east :
southwest : section 81 township 4 south,
range 5 west.
he names ibe following Witnesses 10
prove has continuous residence ut,ou and
Of said land. viz:
Thomas koberis. lake MizeT. David
Jna@fond and Wesley CrawfOrl. al o.
Americas p o.. jackson county. Ms.
HENRY kERNAGHAN. aegister.
September =. l-g1. g-=t
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Mr.. Sampson W. Finch was here
Saturday on legal business. lie is q
lively boy.
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sheriff. sale.
THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI ,
JACKSON CgsNn

The STATE or MISSISSIPPI ;
JACKSON COUNTY. +,
{ HARVEY, Justice Cont
We l'enu. eN- 4rh District.
FRANK Smith, ". b. Wiggintou. up.
By virtue 81 3 writ OF repdifioui az.
poitas, directed TO me by J. b Nigrptop
u a Justice Of The Pease Of sad conn
! VII sell at public Outorr. 10 thu
highest bidder Tor casL. az the frout
door OF she Court honse, IN Scranton. on
The FIRST Monday, the 2.d dav Of
AeUe1sber, 1881,
within legal hours, the following desorib-
&c real estate, previously levied on IN
his sun as the property Of the above
hiiheu Prank Smith to-wif.
= 81 sw2 aud SCI Of nv4 Of section y
aio hez OF NV. section e. ali la Town
ship 9 range : VEST.
To satisfy q Judgment 10 the above en-.
titieo etuse Of Sd4.Gy Ia favor OF c. HaFver
and Interest and cosis
PRANK II. LEWIS. sheriff.
October g, 1891. 80
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I Mr. Sampson " Finch WAS here
Saturday on legal business. lie is 3
lively boy.
A number Of the citizens Of
Scranton will bold q meeting at Odd
Fellows Hal flns lFr5dsy) evening
al 80 o clock. having in oontempla-
ton The organization Of & branch of
The Order Of FraierIal Guardians.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully
invited to attend.
-Messrs. Agricple Chastant and
John j. CLARK, who have been recent
~ appointed pilots for the Por1 Of
F~ascagoulR, brought the schooner
Mary epragues, of Galveston, Texas.
safely over the bar 10 the anchorage
grounds. We arc glad 10 know that
ihe new pilots arc doing 20 well aud
wish them much SUCCESS in their un-
derinkings.
Mr.. H. r. Russell. OF Ocean
Springs, efficient agent at that
place, was intuwn Monday, and gave
the DEMOCEAT-STAE office 4 call. lie
made us smile when he. pIauked down
shiny dollars lac had coliec.e ed
from our delinquent snbser1bens His
visits ale always pleasant and agreea-
Die 10 us. Come again. Russell.
Leon Bang. white aged &c years. !
lied in The comfy poor house last .
Saturday night, lie has been q great
from rheumatism for the past f,
wo wears. lis limbs were badly dis !,
orted- aud a coffin q inches deep had q.
. be made TO lay his remains away in.
lie was buried in the pauTser burying d.
round al Pascagoula last Mondsy. :
The poets sing in dainty RHYMES. ,
Di summer days and sunny CHIMES.
~ i'eauieous maidcBs, passing fair.
= ith wiielIing eyes aud waving halr. :,
riH near the end you're apt to see
bnt M adj. for the DEMOCRAT
TAR, 3 paper that is read by almost
Verrbody that is ANYBODY in this ;
aud the old World. g
The stockholders Of the Pasca- :
'uia Ice Company held a meeting al
oy's hoiel last "Wednesday and elect
The following officers. L Z. Belt. u
=, President; W. II. Belt, Jr., Sec co
iary and Manager; j. W. Stewart. l"
-easurer; L. Bloomfield, Chairman re
iinance Committee. Work viii b.
y al once erecting the necessary oi
iildings. n,
"A crab must be a philosopher al
lis tribe. In appearance lac va
uniform when in a perfect stale and 10
lost "a Of his claws in action
moves many ways-forward. back ins
m, sideways ana ObliqBely: IN ap- In
'hension he knows exactly where FIR,
sinker OF a fishing line Is going 10 vii
nor bciore if reaches the bottom, vii
he knows Just when 10 r~elihquish ORR
hold up tie latter As il Is lifted 10 II
surface Of the wafer. Il crab IS OF
wise 10 be generally appreciated que
beauty Of the sea, the paragon of wee
I-fsh. anti
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%irTrsTiss. ~srissssRs ,

save money AL bay your wia,er
dress rsds. suiis. shoes. hiss etc
from MAMMOTH HOUSE Tier
g~uHranter m suc;ion goods 90 had
iSe@sre u oh sock mbea rau ras
sei fne>h sfad latest lnaiirrns Al prices
SECOND a. boue.
DE3rAN a MITCHELL Prup'rx.
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MARRIED.

Al New ProsPeet Camp Ground. Jack
son county. Miss, on SATURDAY.. October
- 1871, by Hon. Henry c. Havens Mr..
JAMES r BRoDUs and Miss EDITH JoBx-
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Aasoat 4.00o OBe-lesr-O1d Pecan Trv@<
etesss \ lBebss - : feet az height. All
piant<sa fssnu largest sized sof shell aus.
DelaseEco ~ b railroad sta1sau al
ccEantou. Ms, a. = oents > bioee
address CHAS. DoSTFR
rarc@coula. Mis.
SPteaser n, l@l E-u
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Moss Point. Oct q lg9L.

Nelson's Millinery Parlor has a
fail force Of frinmers al work. ami
tsHs a beautiful stock Of imported hats
and b~onnets, pronounced by every
o'ar the h-pHdsomesf aud most orgi-
ma erer shown in Tins town al snv-
pyisinglg Bsr prizes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-07
Days Doings at Belfast

Especial to the KENNEsEc JoURNAL.1
BELFAST. Feb. 6--Mr. Edward +. Banker
employed in the sash and door factory in
This city, while engaged in piling boards
Thursday, fell from the pile which WAS
twelve feet high, striking on the back of
his head and shoulders. He remained
insensible for about an hour. The injuries
it was drst though. would prove fatal. bu.
it has resulted in conclusion Of the brain.
Mr.. Isaac Prince, who resided many
years in Belfast and was known by most Of
its people, died at his home in Lawrence.
Mass, Friday, of heart failure, aged about
80 years. Mr.. Prince was veteran of the
Florida War, also serving in the late war
Maine Regiment. He is member of
he also worked for T.. c. Hilton Of this
come to Belfast Saturday night for inter-
ment.
Mr.. Sidney Katish goes to Boston, Mon
day, on brief business trip.
The Timothy Chase Lodge. +. & A. NJ,
installed their officers Thursday evening
The members Of Phu1ix Lodge were in
vited.
A young fellow while in Belfast recently
with hi, girl happened to pass over regis
ter in one of the stores and to show his
girl that he was well up ia city lore re-
marked that at was fine to have iucuba-
tors they were so nice"
Joshua Wcntw orh of Waldo with a load
Of clans, Slowed when near II. II. Carter's
house on High Street, spilling his clans,
breaking his sleigh in several places. and
cutting large cash in the back Of his
head.
Thomas II. Marshall Post G. A. X. have
campfire next Friday night. A clam
stew and picnic supper will be served, to
which the Ladies Relief Corps will be iu-
vited.
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NAMES MONEY.
Gardinef's Interest in that
Kansas Bank Suspension.
Ths Lceal DoinSs Of the City Of
Belfast.
A Large Audience Attends Ars. J. FL.
lien Posters Lscturs ct watssvilis.

GAKDisKs Z, Feb. ct was stated yester.
day by some Of those in this city Who were
stockholders in the American Ns.iona!
Bsnk of Kansas City that q meeting would
be held in few days to discuss the recent
failure and that it would probably be de-
cided to follow the example Of other cities
and serd q representative to Kansas City
TO enquire into the condition of Affairs a.
headquarters. 1t is stated that the half
has hardly been told as TO the amount of
stock held by Gardiner people and that it
will probably run over s75 900 instead Of
$50, 900, ss at first reported.
Several weeks ago City Marshal Norton
sent photographs and descr p,ions to the
different police officers 10 the State Of one
Charles Beaie wanted in this city on two
warrants. He received word yesterday
that the Lewiston officers had arrested the
man in that city yesterday morning. He
went after him, returning with the prisoner
on the evening train last night. Beale is
wanted for an assault on Wilson Hawes,
committed in this city on the night Of Jan.
IA, ard also for attempting to chloroform
his wife on the same night. He will be
tried before Judge Larrabee this morning.
1t is understood that he is wanted for crimes
committed in other cities.
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FREE coInAoB sraEH orH
Tested IA tho House and Found
Wanting.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-The general
opinion conce rning the &C ion Of the House
to,sy in sustaining Psyson's ruling against
The silver bal. Ia that there viii be no more
silver legislation this session. The vote 10
considered fair kst OF the strength Ct
free coinage In the House. sni IL V
believed hat the same result would b had
Il . vote was taken in the lower body oa The
Senate bill.
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Astsorologioai Report
Feb, & 1891. 10 P. Nj
Trouble In Spain

BARCELONA, Feb. 6 The Conservative
candidate in the Chamber OF Deputies has
b,en elected over Sslmeron, Republican
leader. This victory greatly elated the
supporters of government. Republicans
sccuse officials with tsmpering with ballots,
and claim that Sslmeron WAS duly elected.
Conservative viCtors caused popular dis
content. and the government is making
trsrarstions to resist popular uprising.
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Rlni, - ~;,hy,a~ ,h. c,r.,.,.... $1,000
sna al, rad -. .nhs,;,wes a., ~ H,s...
h,n The ,,ra r...sS \. - -
,ast Ccpsr,n n a,,rs,. N. r.sr,..s ne
.s.v,s nav A., s,.,v .,.n. 49, ...S -
,ors,rmsnt smrlcvs. .,,,~ I.,s 1aes
when The e,sht hor, I.w 80 s..sssS
Cour, claim III .s;rse ~ .,.;-. :. 49,
hss;.' ana =, ss.tn,s ,,r,,,s.s.n - .ssss
for usrcv .n.l, hs., ,hs ,,.s. =, .s.s.~. ~
D.rs. movss : ,nh..;,n,s s,s ~ s,Ssss~aa ~
hv R,.,, 7, a,,s,,s ~. ,..s- ..-.:s~
,;,,esrs 90 ,ss ,,s..,.s !, ,ss,.ss -. ~
,,onnss ~ ,hs sovs,rr,sr, s".r..s -.
h..;. 40 s,shs hsn,s a.. 49,. 49, ~
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New Etsc lion for Representative

PROVIDENCE, II. l., Feb. 6--The Su-
preme Court has given its opinion as to the
validity of the action of the grAnd COM
mittee of the General Assembly in order
ing . new election for representative to
Congress in the second congressional dis
trict where there was no election. The
OF tiaiou susssins the grand committee and
the election will be held Feb. 81.
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Failures for the Week.

New YoRK, Fob. THE failures occur
ring for the last seven days ss reported to
Dunn and Russell. number for the United
States 26l, corresponding week lsst year
265 in the nited States.
Brsdstreet reports business failures in
the United States this week to number 210,
sgainss 259 this week last year.
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CuIcAGo, Feb. Give hundred fur
mace men in the employ of the Illinois
Steel Company, are on a strike, because .
numer Of helpers were discharged. They
demand Al advance in wages. The strike
virtually caused shut down Of the big
rolling mills
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Large Audisncs at Mrs. Fosters Lee
turo.

special to the KENNEBEc JOURNAL.
WaTERvILLE. Feb. 6-Mrs. J. Ellen
Foster spoke her this evening before
large and very attentive audience under
the auspices Of the Womsn's Christian
Temperance League. She commenced her
address by saying that there can
be no perfect well being in
human existences outside of. Gois Flaw.
That in the use of intoxicsnis as bever.
age msn violated Gods law in the body.
Her argument for the restraint Of the liquor
traffic by legal enactment and the enforce
ment thereof. was logical and forcible.
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Prof. Samuel Dickie, chairman Of the
National Prohibition Committee. speaks in
Meonisn Hall tonight on the saloon 10
Politics" Prof Dickie 10 one Of tie
atisst platform speakers In the country. u d
all should avail themselves Of the oppor.
tuni,y to hear him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-07

TIE Sons Of Temperance had most en-
joy able entertainment At Golden Cross hal
last evening. Dialogues snd we'll rendered
destinations contributed materially to ths
saccsss and interest Of the tc.ssion.
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,., .,,.,. Dise,fsss of TIE Stomach, iirer, and
kIsnsys. pgspepsia. hdigsstioa. Loss of 1P-
netits. Sict H,asae4e. htsc''tar Rhe@"''f,."''
Dirsiress Fs,Sais Hfake"ss k"'iridf NJ. osn
p"iJ. T,,,nSrs. ssvof,sloMs .,fecfiOas, tGnceT-
o~s e1'i Humors, % Sait Rkeso,, Sgphiiis, 0a,arrh'
Ringrerm, oareHneies, LiceTs, sHa S@rss'
4af9r,at fs',gsSs sSstPIRixLI CO., Belfrs,, Ne.
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Sunk in the Msrssy by Collision.

LIvEgrooL. Feb. The British steamer
knutsfofd which arrived here Feb. from
Galveston, coliided IN the river Mefsey, to-
day, with the steamer Drumpendric, iojur
ing her to so great An extent that che soon
filed and sank.
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Houltons Proposed Public Building.

HouLroN, Feb. G.-Chief Clerk Super
this week locating a site for the govern
ment building, He started for Washing
ton today. The citizens are rather in favor
of Dunn Corner, opposite Court House,
Court street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-07

II it's sciatics, ,bafhe with Johnson's Ano-
dyne Liniment, pressing the muscles and
nerves hard. feb7d&v
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SIGNAL SERVICE.
Weather Indications for the Next "a
Hours.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Ofice of the Chief Signal Officer,
WASHINGTON, Feb :, A. NJ.
For Maine Local raius Saturday; con-
tinued warm; southerly winds; cloudy
rain Sunday.
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MAY %, 1890.
DANA SARsAPARILLA Co. -
Gents. | wish to testify to the value of
YOUR Sarsaparilla For some time past
have been troubled with my kidneys,
being obliged to use the vessel many
times during the night. and in the
morning the urinal deposit would have
dense, milky appearance. besides
leaving hrick-colored stain on the vessel,
which would require scrubbing to eradi-
cate. About three months ago met your
agent, Mr.. Simpson, who advised me to trya
bottle of your Sarsaparilla, and after mneh
urging did try it. and am forced TO say
that the result is truly wonderful. l am
no longer obliged to get up in the night
my urine has no sediment, and feel that
the ONE BOTTLE which / have taken
has effected RADICAL CURE. l
cbeerfully recommend DANA'S SARSA-
PARILLA to all persons afflicted as l
have been.
Yours respectfully,
GEO. F. MARSHALL.
LEWISTON. Me.
Formerly Custom house Officer, Portland, Me.
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DAHA's ssAsssvAsnL. Cusssi
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Bill, an act to authorize Charles z Gibbs
and his asscciates to construct 4 toll road
in the counties of Oxford and Cumberland.
Resolve, in favor of the town of Corinth.
Resolve, in favor Of Lola Coly. repre-
sentative Of the Penobscot tribe of Iadians.
Bill, an act to legslize the proceedings
by which Lincoln Plantation vas orssn-
ized
(On motion by Mr. Powers of Aroostook
the foregoing bill vas laid upon the table
pending its passage to be ergrossed).
Bill, an act for the protection Of fish in
the tributaries of Wilson pond in the city
Of Auburn, Andfoscoggin county.
Bill, an act 10 incorporate the Watervilie
and Fairfield Railway and Light Company.
Bill, an act to provide Board Of Reg
istra.ion in the cities Of this State.
Mr.. Walton Of Somerset {referring to
foregoing hill) II have looked over Senate
document No. 81 so far as I have been
able. and, while it was suggested yesterday
that am not an inhabitant or . voter
in city, therefore I have nc
personal interest in this matter. Il
seems to ME that several Of the provision.
Of that bill are pernicious, several that
should certainly object TO, il / understand
the hearings of those provisions in the bill
correctly. and simply make this suages
ton at the present time in order to explaiI
why shall vote ss shall when th'
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section IL, that Vas made yesterday
! where it provides that the registrar shal