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HILLIARD-FARRING TON

uILLTARD-FARRING TON.
Mr.. Richard Walter billiard of Boston,
and Miss Della Maria Harrington. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clay ton j. Harrington.
were married at the residence OF the
brides parents on Franklin street, yester-
day afternoon by Rev. DR.. Blanchard of
Congress Square church. The house was
beautifully decorated and filled with the
perfume of choice flowers. The wedding
ceremony was performed under a floral
wedding BELL In the corners Of the room
were pyramids of tropical plants and pro-
fusion of fragrant flowers. arranged with
great taste. The maid of honor was Miss
Alice 7. Harrington, sister Of the bride.
The best man was Mr.. j. A.. Bailey, Jr.,
of Boston. The ushers were Messrs. j. A.
Bailey. Jr.. and Alfred l.. Lincoln of Bos-
ton, and Fred j. Stevens and j. B. Moore
of Portland. The wedding presents were
extremely handsome. A sumptu0us we'd
ding breakfast was served by Robinson,
after the reception. Mr.. and Mrs. billiard
left on the evening train for wedding
journey in the South and West. On their
return they will be at home January IA
ana 2os on Mystic str eet, Arlington.
HIGHT-DEERING.
Mr.. Harry Moses Hight of Boston and
Miss Margaret Chase Deering, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Deering of Saco, were
married at the Unitarian church, Saco.
Tuesday. Mr.. Hight is junior member of
the firm Of G. NJ. A. Twitchell & Co., Bos-
ton. The ushers at the church were
Chase Eastman, Daniel E. Owen, A. S.
Bradford and Walter S. Mitchell. The
guests from out of town includ ed: Miss
| ADbie L.. Pierscn, Salem; DIR. Seth G. Cor
| don and sister; Mrs. McKenney and Miss
Mckinney, Portland; Mrs. l.. E. Thayer.
Waterville; DR.. and Mrs. Geo. l.. Mason,
New York; DR.. John Mason, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Henry Hight and family and Miss Florence
Mason, Somerville, Mass.
FARNHAM-BEULAR.
A very pretty, quiet wedding took place
on Tuesday at the Newton Centre, Mass,
home of MIR. and Mrs. Beular, on Ripley
street. The parties were Mr.. Charles C.
Farnham of Newton Centre and Miss
Blanche V. Beular. There were many
beautiful presents. Shortly after the cere-
| mony, which was performed by Rev. l.. j.
Holmes, the happy couple left for tLis
| city, where Mr.. Farnham is engaged in
business with the New England Telephone
| Company.
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WONDERFUL suNoL.
Relations In Maine of the Great
California stallion.

Palo Alto, Senator Stanford's wonuei
full stallion, that brought the record aown
to 2.0Sa q. Stockton, CAL. TUESDAY, pe'
longs to family of horses Of which tnere
are one or two representatives In Maine.
Palo Alto is son of Electioneer, Ham
bletonian horse, taken from Kentucky 10
California by Stanford several years ago.
Briggs of Auburn, has two horses OF THIS
family. Rockefeller and Warrener, the lat
ter brother to Sunol. G. p. Drake OIL
Plttsfeld, had another Electioneer horse,
Greenfield, but it has recently died. Col.
Edward Moore OF Deeriny, has Whips
colt. Whips being son of Electioneer'
Palo Alto is horse of the same age as
Nelson. Having beaten Allerton Is
now on even terms. as far as the time 1T
self goes, with Maud S., and second only
to that other wonderful California product.
his stable companion, Sunol, oS4. Chas'
Marvin drove the goat horse. The mile
was made without skip, the break taking
place after the wire had been passed at the
finish. The quarters were: S13, 1.OSa. 1861,
0nQ3
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the FIRST STEAMER DIRECT.
The Sardinlan Of the Allan Line Ar
rived YESTERDAY.

The steamer Sandman, Captain Rich
ardson, OF the Allan line. the first boat of
the season, arrived yesterday morning at
7o'clock, after comfortable voyage of IL
days from Liverpool direct. She brought
IL cabin, IA intermediate and 100 steerage
passengers, and about 1900 tons Of freight,
mostly for Montreal and Toronto. There
were 400 boxes Of tin plate for Phelps.
Dodge d Co.. Chicago, and 1866 boxes of
the same for w. K, Fairbanks & Co.. Chi.
cago. Each box contains Ia hundred
pounds. This is the first import Of tin
plate received here since the new tariff law
went into effect. The duty amounts to
over So box. footing up to about $4,000 for
the 1455 boxes in the two consignments.
Among the passengers were Mrs. Con-
don and Miss Madeline Condor, from Ire
land, going to New York; Frank F. Dud-
ley. civil engineer from England. going
to Washington; Clavette FILTER and John
Govier of England. going to Canada; Fred
F. Greatrex of Scotland, tourist; Bishop
and Mrs. Walter Hawkins. returning to
Montreal; Alfred B. Owen Of Toronto |:
Rev. John Shattuck of England. going to
Winnipeg, and Rev. W. P. n. Wharton of
England, bound to the United States. The
passengers went to Canada and the West
via the Maine Central and Canadian Pa
cific and Grand Trunk roads.
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Pc RSO NAL.

Mr.. D. A. Booker of Brunswick, was in
the city last evening.
Miss Grace Hall Of Damariscotta, is wis.,
iting at Woodfords.
Hon. Charles Fl. Adams of Limerick.
was in the city yesterday.
bon. Charles Fl. Adams, of Limerick,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Prince of Camden
are visiting friends in this city.
L. B. Chapman, Esq, Of Deering, has
been visiting In Damariscotta for the past
few days.
Hon. Geo. d. Bisbee of Buckfeld. state
bank examiner, went to Rockland yester-
day on business.
Mr.. Merrill, proprietor of the Crawford
House, Boston. was in town yesterday
stopping at the Falmouth.
The sufferers of the New Portland fire
feel much indebted to Mr.. Z. P. Mayo of
the Fairfield Chronicle for his exertions in
their behalf.
The Commissioner of Pensions has ap-
pointed DR.. J. w. Phillips as member Of
the Board of Pension Examining Surgeons
at Bar Harbor.
George G. Hopkins, Esq, states that be
is not candidate for the municipal judge
ship of Deering, and that any petitions
that may have been circulated in his favor
were without his knowledge.
No answer has yet been received from
Rev. Mr.. Hack of Belfast, who was ex-
tended call to the passionate of the Gen.
trail church in Bangor. The committee,
however, are expecting an answer very
soon.
DR.. G. Fl. Bailey of Portland. State Vet
erinarian, was In Bangor Tuesday night at
the Bangor House. Yesterday morning he
went to Palmyra to examine herd Of cat
tie some of the members of which the
owner thinks may be diseased with tuber-
culosis.
At the installation of Rev. Seth Curtis
Beach. as pastor of the Independent Con-
gregational (Unitarian) Society of Bangor,
last evening, Rev. John Carroll Perkins of
the First Parish society. read the scrip
lures. and hymn, written by Mrs. Ed
ward G. Jordan of this city, was sung.
Portland people who became acquainted
wi3h Admiral Gherardi when the North
Atlantic Squadron was here, will be in
terested in the report that he is engaged to
Mrs. Louisa Van Nostrand of Brooklyn.
Mrs. Van Nostrand is sister of Bishop
Leonard, of Ohio. and w. 3. Leonard,
president # the Kings County Bank of
Brooklyn.
Mr.. Horace G. Allen, the Republican
nominee for Mayor of Boston, was born In
Jamaica Plain in 1856. He received his
education in the Boston public schools and
graduated at the Harvard Law School. He
mas been member of the Suffolk Bar since
February, 1877, and has always been a Re-
publican In politics. he has represented
ward 81 In the Common Council for tho
past four years, and in 1889 and 1890 served
most acceptably as president of that body.
Mr.. Allen is son of Hon. Stephen NJ. AL.
len. and Is married to a daughter of ex-
tov Chamberlain of Maine. He is the
junior member of the we'll known law firm
OF Morse & Allen.
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STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND, IS.
At the Court OF County Commissioners begun
ana holden at Portland, within and for the
county OF Cumberland, on the hrSt Tuesday of
June Ammo Domini 1891, to wit, at a regular
session thereof, on the first Tuesday Of Novem-
Der Ammo Domini, 1891:
On the foregoing petition, 1t being SATISFACTORY
~ SHOWN to the Court, that the Petitioners are
responsible, 1t Is hereby ORDERED, that the
county commissioners will meet at the Post
,O1nee at Woodfords, $50 caled) In said town OF
Deerlng, on Tuesday, the twenty-seeond day OF
december A. ID. 1891, at ten O'Clock
IN the forenoon, and that the petitioners
give notice to all persons Interested by
TINS order of Court, thereon. to be served
upon the Town Clerk OF said town Of Deering,
ana also by posting up copies OF the same
IN inIee public places In said Town, and
puDllshing the same once week for three weeks
successfully In the Portland Daily PRESS,
newspaper printed In Portland, Ia SAID county,
tne nrst OF said publications, and eacn OF the
otner notices, to be at least thirty days before
tne time Of said meeting; at which time and
pace, latter It has been satisfactorily SHOWN
mat the above notice has been duly glyen,) the
commissioners will proceed TO view the route
set forth In said Petition, and otner routes ana
Ioaos connected Herewith. and alter Sucn view,
tney VIII give a hearing to the parties and their
witnesses at some convenient place In the
vicinity, when and where all persons and corpo-
rations Interested, may appear and show cause,
Il any they have, why the prayer OF said Petition
ATTEST Ss ~ s'"n''' BIC. STONE, Clerk.
Copy OF the Petition and Order Of Court thereon.
ATTEST: b. @. STONE, Clerk.
novl9 d1aw3wTh
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These Voters Have Registered.
These are the voters who registered in
Ward a Yesterday:

These are the voters who registered in
Ward yesterday:
Armstrong, Fred p, so Myrtle street.
Ames. Charles c., 56 Free.
Barry, Thos. j., 90 Center.
Buxton, Frank W., 30 Chestnut.
Berry. Turner, 90 Myrtle.
Boothby, Edward K, 277 Cumberland.
Burt, Lewis c., Preble House.
Bell, Alexander, 144 Lincoln.
Brunei, Leander G., 80 Cedar.
Cook. Harry G., 60 Elm.
Cox, John. 80 elm.
Clay, Ira, 8 Elm.
Dresser, Daniel R., III Oxford.
Donovan, David A., Spring.
Duran, Benjamin, IL Hanover.
Delano, Erastus B., 46 Chestnut
Emery. George W., 428 Congress.
Fox, Thomas A, IA Cross.
Flaherty, Andrew, "a Center.
Farrineton. Ira p. 81 Free.
Fox, Charles Lewis, 80 Center.
Fuller, George b., 90 Elm.
GoOdhue, Chas @. 8S Chestnut.
Gilman, Isaac ", l5 Portland.
Griffin, Thomas, So DaDforth.
Hayes, Stephen. ID Cotton.
Holivan. VIM. T, 80 Portland.
Huntress, Geo. a., Chadwick House.
Hall, Stephen D dS Cedar;
Harmon, Geo. NJ, 4191s Congress.
Hamblen. Frank E., 24o oxford.
Hutchinson, Jeremiah F.. 1 Harrington Place.
Hamilton, Michael, SO Danforth.
Joyce, Michael, % Pleasant.
King Michael, York.
Leonard, VIM. G., 80 Myrtle.
Lyon, James, AL Fore.
Lyman, James r., SO Free.
Leonard, John F., 81 Danforth.
Leayitt; James A., n Cedar.
Leary, Henry c., 80 Cedar.
Liitlefeld. Frank T., 257 Cumberland.
Mccarthy, jeremiah, % Center.
Mcmahon. Patrick j., 20 South.
Min0tt, Jabez B., 10 temple.
McVail, Patrick, AL Fore.
Mitchell, Albert s., 294 Cumberland.
Morse, Argyll D., AZ Brown.
Newbegin, Luke L., SO Free.
0'Oonnor, John, rear IA Chestnut.
ODonnell Matthew, 80 Center.
Poole, Nathaniel, 631a Elm.
Purinton, William H, 277 Cumberland.
Proctor, Elisha L., 81 Elm.
Phelan, William T., 48 Alder.
Robinson, James H., 8 Alder.
Rich, Edmund H., 70 Cross.
Rich, Edmund L., 75 Cross.
Rollins, Forrest E.. 70 Myrtle.
Ross, James M, At Alder.
Smith, john b., 40 Exchange.
Smardon, Samuel E., 81 Cedar.
Sanborn, Siephen:H., SO Brown.
Scales. Richmond p, AZ South.
saunders, Lincoln Il 40 Brown
Smith, John T., 43 Free.
Stanford. William A., 30 Preble.
shaw, George H., 81 Chestnut.
talbot, Franklin O., 255 Oxford,
Malsn, Patrick, SO Center,
young, john T., st. Julian Hotel.
WARD FIVE.
Benner, Daniel W., Jr, 81 Portland.
Beals, Thomas p, @ Tolman place.
Bailey, Charles H., 1853 High.
earle, Charles E., rear 81 Mechanic.
Daniels, Clarence H., 249 High.
Fay, VIM H., 80 Pleasant
Farrar, Robert, 80 Hanover,
Hayes, Conrad b., 90 Portland.
MoIcey, Joseph q. s IT. G T9Imsn place.
Paine, Abner, las Green.
Russell, John H., 80 High.
Rolfe, Geo. W.. rear 1l5 Green.
Ring, Charles A., 608 Congress.
Ru cry, Joseph. s. Paris.
wetherbee, VIM. L., 123 Portland.
Walker, Nathaniel. 46 Danforth.
WARD SIX.
Dooley, John H., 113 Bracket.
Fuller, Augustus p, so Deering.
Hunt, Arthur K, 1876 State.
Jacobs. Asa F., 40 Exchange.
Lang, Joseph b., Jr, Adams place.
LaIkiD, Andrew J.. 1031a Bracket.
Robinson. Chas. Albert, 455 Cumberland.
Webb, Horacs r., 100 PARK.
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Vessels Bought,

Messrs. J. II. Hamlen & Son of this citv
have bought of w. s. Jordan g. Co., the
fishing schooner John W. Brown, 81 tons,
to be employed in trading at the island Of
Martinique. The Hamlens have also
bought the schooner Della Maria of Glou-
cester, % tons, for the same business. Both
vessels have loaded miscellaneous cargoes
at this port. and will sail the first favor
able wind.
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A fine entertainment has been arranged
for the monthly assembly Of the Y. M. G.
A.. consisting Of vocal solos by Mr.. Ever
EFT Water house, tenor at the First Baptist
church; instrumental music by Mr.. Ed
ward S. Chase, and readings by the popu-
lar young lady reader Miss Maud Fabyans,
and brief remarks by Rev. w. G. Robinson
and others. Refreshments will be furn-
ished by the Woman's Auxiliary. Every
member is cordially INVITED.
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W.L.WilSOn & Co. F..
.u,, THE cRocERs, EXCHANGE ST.
Messengers Notice.

once OF the Sheriff Of Cumberland County,
state OF Maine, Cumberland, S., November
IS, A. ID. 1891.
VIHIS is to give notice that Oil the eighteenth
Il DAY OF November, A. ID. 1891, warrant
III insolvency was issued out of the Court OF In
soivency for said County Of. Cumberland,
against the estate Of the
FRANK T. WATERHOUSE, OF Scarborough
adludged to be an insolvent debtor, on petition
Oi SAID debtor, which petition was filed on the
eighteenth day Of November, A. ID. 1891, to
Wnlcn Date Interest on claims Is to be computed
ao tnat tne payment OF any debts to or by said
ueDtor, and the transfer and delivery Of any
property by him are forbidden by law.
=. mat meeting Of the creditors of said debtor
70 prove their debts and choose one or more
assignees OF his estate, will be held at a Court
81 insolvency to be holden at Probate Couri
Room, In said Portland, In said county Of Cum
Deiiand, on the seventh day Of December, A
ID. 1891, at 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon.
Given under my hand the date first above
written. SAMUEL ID. PLUMMER,
Deputy Sheriff, as Messenger OF the Court OF In
solyency for said County of Cumberland.
nov19&26
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u. 8. COMMISSIONERS COURT,
nEFoRE COMMISSIONER RAND.

BEFORE COMMISSIONER RAND.
WEDNEsDAY-United States VS.. Addie
Rogers. Retail liquor dealer without a
license. Bound over to the December term
of the u. S. District Court.
United States VS.. Geo. Z. Dunton Of Au-
gusta, charged with sending obscene liter
AZURE through the mails. Pleaded not
guilty. Bound over to the December term
OF the District Court In $1,000 bonds.
Dyer, u. S. Attorney. Tuell.
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In this city, Nov. IS, by Rev. DIR. Blanchard,
Richard Walter billiard of Arlington, Mass,
In Yarmouth Nov. Is, Carl Aversor and Miss
Louie Damon, both Of Yarmouth.
In East Livermore Nov. IA, Frank G. Mer-
rill of Jay and Miss Annie G. Stetson of East
Livermore.
In Lewiston, Nov. IA. Ebert L. Richardson
and Edna nj. Stone.
In Gardiner, Nov. IL, Herbert o. Siphers OF
Gardiner and Miss Emma A. Mann of Pittsten.
In Sanford, Nov. 8, Franklin A. Smith and
Miss Jennie NJ. Field.
In Monticello. Nov. z, Gideon Foster and Mrs
Eunice Andrews,
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Vigorous Preaching.

Evangelist Bliss will continue his work
at Williston church up to and including
Sunday. The evening sermons are secur-
sag results that would naturally be ex-
peeted from such vigorous preaching.
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A High Honor,
To the Editor of the Press.

To the Editor of the Press:
The Art Institute of Chicago has award
ed the James W. Ellsworth prize of $500
for the best American picture to Frank W.
Benson of Boston for his painting "Twi-
light" Had the Portland Society of Art
drawing school continued under the In
struction of this accomplished artist II
onr ci,v and second t TIC None in the conn ot
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers Of real estate in
the county have been recorded at the reg
istry of deeds:
Westbrook-Isaac +. Quimby to Susan G.
Baker.
George Tanquoy to Magloire Damme.
$50.
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Portland & Rochester Railroad.

VlHE Stockholders of the Portland &
Il Rochester Railroad are hereby notified that
OF Geo. p. Wescott, 19l Middle street. Portland,
on WEDNESDAY, the second day OF December
next, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, to act upon
the following articles, viz:
Ito hear the report Of The Directors and
act thereon.
2-FOr the choice OF nine Directors for the
ensuing year.
$50 elect Clerk OF the Corporation.
@To transact any other business that may
legally como before them.
VIM. II. CONANT, Clerk.
Portland, Nov. 10, 1891. n0y19d2W
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MUNICIPAL COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE GOULD.

BEFORE JUDGE GOULD.
WEDNEsDAY.-Martin A. Conley. In
toxication fined SO and costs.
William McDon0ugh and Elizabeth A.
Hers0m. Intoxication; each 30 days In
county jail.
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EamaIa orphan ASYLUM

AS 1t stormed on the day of the annual
meeting of the Female Orphan Asy lum the
exercises of the children will be repeated
Thursday afternoon at o'clock at the
asylum. All the friends Of the asylum are
invited to be present. If stormy on that
day, ON Friday at the same hour
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Rosworth Post Fair.

The ladies from various churches who
are to assist In Bosworth Post fair are re-
quested to meet In the ladies' parlor, g. A.
Z. Hall, Free street, Saturday afternoon at
$50 o'clock,
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w. L. Wilson s. Co., offer a fine assort-
ment of table delicacies for Thanksgiving
in our advertising columns this morning.
A call at their store will cause one to wish
that Thanksgiving came twice year in
stead of once,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
The aOeather today
is likely to be

The aVeather today
is likely to be
"'''"'S' PORTLAND, November 10. 1891,
DESIDES the Jack
u ct bargain that
we are running
at $500, which surprises
everybody, there are two
other special lots here
quite as deserving, and as
the quantity is limited
coming to see them isn't
a thing to hesitate about.
Lot I is a fine heavy
beaver Jacket, double
breasted and with silk
cord trimming; black and
navy blue cloth, at IS,
marked down from 81.
This is an elegant gar
ment, made to our own
order by a reputable max
er, and has never been
sold before for less than
$3.50 anywhere.
Lot 2 is a black and
navy blue diagonal wool
serge, trimmed with As
trachan, double-breasted,
with high standing collar
and pulled sleeves, is faced
to the seam and is thor
oughly finished through
out; these have been $40,
now they are 81, and the
time is ripe for wearing
them.
Our Jacket department
is full of novelties, full of
desirable things not to be
seen elsewhere.
OWEN. MOORE&CO
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Sudden Death.

Daniel WEIGH died Suddenly Tuesday
night, He has been in his usual health un-
til recently. He leaves widow and one
child.
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In this city, Nov. IT. John O'Donnell, aged
go years.
Funeral this Thursday morning at $50 oclk,
at No A Center street.
In this city, Nov. II, Daniel Welsh, aged "a
years.
Funeral this afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from
No. 10 Pleasant street.
In Bath, Nov. l6, Edith B., daughter of Albert
b. and Ellen A. Haggett, aged 16 years and IL
months.
In Augusta, Nov. IA, Mrs. Eliza Diggles. aged
20 years.
In Hallowell, Nov. 6, Mrs, Annie J. sinnett,
aged 20 years.
In Hallowell, NOV. 4, Mrs. Diana Laughton,
a. ed 80 years.
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Catarrh

Is wrong, and while they seem to give tempo
rary relief, they really do more harm than
good. Many others might be quoted to the same
effect.
Being n Constitutional Disease the
only, proper method Of cure for catarrh is to
take constitutional remedy like Hoods Sar-
saparilla, which, reaching every part OF the
body through the blood does eliminate all
impurities and make the whole man healthier.
1t removes the cause of the trouble and restores
the deceased membrane to proper condition.
That this is the result is proven by thousands
cured of catarrh by
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MAR RACES.

Beecham's Pills act like magic on weak
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Men Who Know
Agree that Catarrh is a Con-
stitutionaI Disease

And Requires n Constitutional Remedy
Like Hoods sarsnparilla.
Prof. Gross, a leading scientist, argues
strongly that "catarrh is constitutional dis
ease which manifests itself by local symptoms"
DIR. Dio Lewis, the eminent Boston ply
stefan, in magazine article said: "Catarrh is
not disease of the mans nose; 1t is disease
of the man, showing itself in the nose-a local
exhibition of a constitutional trouble" There
FORE he argues, the use Of snuff and other local
applications for
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Hoods SarsapariIIa

The best blood purifier, the best strength
builder, the best nerve helper. Give 1t a trial.
80 uick Consumption"
~ am happy to say thatmy wife was cured
Of a very bad cough and what was called
quick consumption by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
She was restored to perfect health, which she
has enjoyed ever SINCE" FRANK OTIS, Ber-
wick, Me.
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AID FOR NEW PORTLAND.
Tho Subscriptions Collected by the
Committee In Portland.

Messrs. Josiah Chase and ]. j. Clark of
New Portland, who came to Portland last
week, received the following contributions: :
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To the Hon. Board of County
Commissioners for The County
of CumbeE land -

THE undersigned Municipal Oficers of the
i town of Deering, respectfully represent
duly located and being in said town of Deering,
to wit: The highway beginning at the junction
of Spring street with Forest Avenue, so called,
as the "Copgin" road, and now known as
Brighton" Street; and the highway beginning
at the junction OF Stevens Plains Avenue, with
the road formerly known as .'Congin" road and
now as BRIGHTON" street, and running TO West
brook city line, are doubtful, uncertain or lost,
and your petitioners respectfully ask that your
Honorable Board, after due notice, shall hear
the parties, examine the said highways, locate
and define the limits and boundaries thereof
and cause durable monuments to be erected.
ISAAC +. CLARK, ! Selectmen
GEO. s: H0DGDON, Of
GEO. b. LEAVITTI Deeripg