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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

TIME judiciary Committee will give public
IL hearings at their room, State House, Angus
Ia, as follows:
February 10th. 2 p.m.--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 Z"
BY order OF the Committee,
TIME judiciary Committee will give public
IL hearing at their room at the state House,
Augusta, on THURDAY, February y, 1851
Of Town of Caribou for the changes In the Pauper
Laws and Petition Of T. ID. league and DINERS
for law requiring Counties to build and maintain
the great bridges within their limits.
BY order of the committee,
yNHE Judiciary Committee will give pubic
III hearing at their room In the State House,
Augusta nn THURSDAY. February IL, 1891 at
two O'Clock IN the AFTERNOON, upon petition of Dr.
Thomas Hill and 80 Others for municipal suf-
frage for women.
BY order of the committee,
nHE Judiciary Committee will give public near
III ipgs as follows:
adoption of labels, trade marks and forms OF ad-
vertisipg by unions associations OF working
men and to regulate the use of the same.
Feb. 10th, 2 p. m Upon ACT TO restore 10 GET
tain CORPORATIONS rights of which they We're ue.
nriyed by repeal OF Chap. 1913, Public Laws OF
lash Also upon Petition of Order OF Iron Han.
Feb 18th, p. NIPPON an Act relating 10
Drains and sewers in city OF Portland.
By order of the committee,
FRANKLIN =. PAYSON,
ian24sntd Secretary
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ORION BROWN FOR PRESIDENT.
Inter Collegiate Football Association
Elects officers.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. February 6.-The IN
ter-COllegiate Football Association met In
here lat night and elected these officers:
President-O. B. Brown Of Williams
Vice President F. Il. Lewis Of Amherst.
Secretary-C. II. Gould Of Dartmouth.
Treasurer-h. N. Williams Of Boston School OF
Technology.
The colleges represented were Williams,
Amherst, Dartmouth, Technology and Bow
doin. The championship of 1880 was voted
to Williams. Fhe convention voted to hold
future meetings at Boston.
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o O6ITuARY.
John stIIIman Laneworthy.

CHICAGO, February 6.-John StiIlman
Langw Ithy, for nearly "a years deputy
comptroller Of currency Of the United States,
died here last evening. He was born at Sar-
atoga Springs, New York, In 1928. He ac-
cepted the position of deputy comptroller of
the curTence under Mr. Lincoln and held 1t
until shortly after the Inauguration Of Go
var Clavpland
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AFRAID OF THE SHIP.
Crew OF the Bohemia Declare Her To
Be unseawortny.

WATERFORD, February ga warrant has
been issued against the second mate and
thirteen Of the crew of the american ship
Bohemia on charge Of desertion. Four Of
them were captured and conveyed aboard by
the police. Half an hour afterward word
was received that all the crew had mutinied.
declarin the ship, which was loaded with
$500 tons of coal for San Francisco, and
which had put into Waterford for shelter, to
be unseaworthy.
A posse Of armed police was sent on board
the ship and found the captain with revolver
In his hand. There was great excitement
among the men, whom he would not allow to
guilt the ship. The American consul at
Queenstown has been communicated with.
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Killed sy indian Policemen,

MUsKoGEE, l. T.. February 6.-The first
trageda In connection with the Greek per
capita payment occurred twenty miles west
OF here Tuesday noon. In the morning Gov
ernment Agent Miller and Mr.. Insley left
here with the second 100000, escorted BY
eighteen guards. Atdinner trouble occdrred
between Governor MclDtosh, captain of the
llght h0rsemen, and Bob" Marshall, Uni
Mcintosh with Winchester. killing him In
stantly.
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THE MINIsTERs DECEIVE.
TORONTO Globe Says Sir John Did Not
Tell the Truth.

TORONTO, Ont, February 6.--The Globe
today editorially calls attention to the deceit
which 1t says the government ministers are
practicing on the people by giving out the in
formation that negotiations for reciprocity
treaty are In progress, while Secretary Blaine
Is forced to deny these stories. The Clio be
commends Mr.. Blaine's letter to Congress
man Baker, saying that in the nature Of the
case he Is bound thus to take public notice of
the extraordinary course Of Sir John Mac
donald's friends.
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Railroads. TeIegraphs and Expresses.

YVyHE Committee on Railroads, Telegraphs and
II Expresses have assigned hearings ON bills
and petitions referred to ihem as follows:
For wednesday. February l1th, o'clock p. n
An Act Incorporating the Rumford Falls and An
dover Telegraph and Telephone Co. An Act 10
authorize the New England Telephone and lele-
graph co. TO pIat its wires under the surface OF
the streets In the cities of Portland and lewiston
For Wednesday, February 18th, 3 O'CLOCK m
An Act to incorporate the Casco Bay Telegraph
Co.
For Wednesday. February 18Th. 3 o'clock p m-
An Act ratiiying certain leases TO the Maine Gen.
tral X. X. CO.
feb3dtd W. M. AVER, Secretary.
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Raj roads. TtIegraphs aud Expresses.

THE Committee on Railroads, Telegraphs and
Expresses have assigned hearing on the
bill and petition referred TO them:
For Wednesday. Feb 1ih, O'Clock p. M, Pc
tition of Consolidated Electric Light Co. for ieaye
to run its wires under ground.
feb7d4t W. M. AVER, Secretary.
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CHRISTIAN coLLEcIANs.
The Young Mems Society In Confer
ence at Williamsburg.

WILL1AMsTowN. Mass, February 6.-The
ninth annual conference of the college
Young Mems Christian Association Of New
England opened here this evening, the exer.
cises beins held In the college chapel at z 30
President Carter of Williams College pre-
siding. Fl. q. Person, president Of the viii
a welcome in behalf of the students, facul-
ty. association and t0wspeople. j. r. Mott,
Secretary of the intercollegiate Association
traced the DEVELOPMENT of the college Young
Mems Christian Associations from earliest
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:, regard to the Portland & Rochester rail-
road "a authorizing them to change the route
Of the line so far as the route extends from
.,o;n, ot or near Green street In Portland or
a %hs G5sDd TPSHs p6Dts
!r,,v hai,May aoyutside of the Marginal Way instead
This Change made Ss1y in il the line act act
Dy the fact Msasna taas IN pf1S Way y Without cutting
sshe,sb sue sho obnildings already erected a curve
At pO1t .ons outside tSs pdf.DS the way
Pncbaster t1 is looking forward to the erection
~ ~ Sts new station on the land which 1t Is
0repsring NJ ma By filling In the cats. That work
viii viii use up the ext two years. probably.
az Iected in place of the present inadequate
70 ciIitias in this city. For this purpose, as
Mt Wesco told the lax on mis- last 1
eesnomy eesn1Ts; i had managed to save some money
in the last wear.
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MAINE TOWNS.
Gray.


Eugene Allen, son of Andrew Allen, met
with severe accident on Thursday after
noon. He fell from the hay NOV to the barn
floor, distance Of some feet breaking his
right arm just above the wrist and severely
spralniDg the left hand. 1t was also ccnsid-
erably bruised about the head and shoulders.
DR.. Andrews was called and the broken
limb set and the patient made as comfortable
as possible.
Thursday morning was the cOldest Of the
season, the mercury reaching 23s below, The
The weather through January was quite
milo, though there were some quite severe
storms.
Walter II. Libby Is at home from Boston,
wnere he has been at work In the clothing
store OF IL. ). Lawrence. He returns next
Miss Eta Skillings, daughter Of Samuel 7.
okiliings, Is very sick with whooping cough.
corham.
La grippe has prostrated several elderly
ladies. Mrs. William Warren, her friends
will be happy 10 learn,is improving, but Mrs.
Parkhurst continues i'll. Mr.. Fred Harding
Is able 70 be at his store again.
The division supper at Ridlon hall, was
very pleasant affair and profitable. The d.
vision always furnishes superior supper.
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The following are the United States Signal
Service observations for yesterday. February
9Th. taken 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. 400. SW. partly cloudy; New York
Sc, cloudy; Washington. $40, S, partly clou,
dy; Albany, $40. calm. cloudless; Buffalo,
360, Sc, clouol4ss; Cleveland, 40s, E, cloud
less; Detroit, 3So, Sc. cloudiess: Chicago,
360. E. cloudless; st. Paul. 24o, Sc, cloud.
cent, 50, S, cloudless; Bismarck, 34o, NV,
cioudiess; jacksonville, co., Sc, partly
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Collins m. Buchanan.

MANCHEsrER.N. N. H., February 6.-Collins
NJ. Buchanan, Of the trm of Buchanan Il
Willis, proprietors Of Hotel Windsor, died
at 30 o'clock this morning. from a compllca-
tion Of disease, aged 50 years. The deceased
was formerly Of the firm Of Buchanan 81 Cal
ahan, then Buchanan & Randtet, propriet0rs
Of the Plymouth House.
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PRICE 81 YEAR. WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE "a

mand an advance In wages. The strike has
virtually caused.a shut down OF the big roll.
Francis NJ. Sennett. city editer OF the Cam.
prldge Chronicle and Manager OF the Ais
ton Chronicle, suddenly left Cambridge early
.n.s week, and has not been since seen. Pro.
prietors OF the papers charge that he annro-
priated money collected for them. He Ieft
many unpaid bills.
:, An International Society for tha ColonIz.-
uon OF Russian Jews has been incorporated
~ ~. oan francisco with capital OF a million
me society will purchase q tract Of land 10
s,s G,siiqrnla aud locate there colony OF Rus
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Naval Employees Strike.

ST. PETERsBURG, February 6.-Several
hundred men employed in the admiralty
ship building dock struck work yesterday
rney mobbed the admiral. and troops were
called out to Quell the disturbance. The ring
leaders were arrested
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one of Naine's Children

KANSAS, City, February 6.-The Kansas
Citv Packing aud Refrigerator Company
was sold this morning to the Phoenix Pack
ing Company for 81 s5d and other valuable CON
corporated under the laws of the State Of
Nfotp
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Informal atlon Wanted

To the Editor OF the Press:
The Water Company In their report say
that there are 1O.5OO families using water who
will get reduction OF So Der family. or S2l.-
600. The company will please state how
many hopper closets are In use In the city on
whlch they will raise the present rate OF 50
and so, TO $40 and SIS each.
STyHAD.
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Eo,,nd For Coyernment.

NEW YORK, February 6.-The Jury in the
limited States circuit court today found for
the government il Pde,s the suit Of the Havemeyer
8 Elder Sugar Rennl1g tdn ing &c Company against
been charged in excess of legal duty on
snpor imnOrted In 1888.
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Want something Gone.

SpRINGFIELD, III. February 6.-The Far
mers Mntual Benefit Association have noti-
led the Republican leaders that If no choice
be reached BY Tuesday next, in the contest
I"r rae G. Gyspsesentatives will ref1ss Il fnr ne
ther participate in joint balloting and will
demand tnat the work Of legislation in both
hnnsas he taken up.
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Mr.. Charles Dunn. Jr.. will give talk to
young men at the Young Mems Christian
Association rooms Sunday afternoon at 40
Subject. Sowing" This Is a subject which
will be interesting to all Every youns man
in the city is cordially invited to attend.
Tue meeting at the Y. NJ. Q. A. ouhuay
morning has been discontinued Tor the pres
amt
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The Eight hourIaw.

The Eight Hour Law.
WASHINGTON, February Gin the Senate
today the committee on the naval appropria-
tion bill reported with sundry amendments
and Mr.. Hale gave notice thar he would ask
the Senate to take 1t up tomorrow. or at the
the Senate In favor Of the bill.
The eight hour law was then
taken up and Mr.. Morrill, addressed the SEN
ate In opposition to the bill. Mr.. Stewart
followed In favor Of 1t. Mr.. Sherman also
favored the bill, which was then laid aside
temporarily.
The House amendments to the Senate bill
70 amend the act fOrfeiting certain railroad
land grants were presented and concurred
In The bill now goes to the President.
was then resumed. Mr.. Ingalls, spoke strong
ly against the bill. claiming that 1t was
wholly inadequate to the purpose for which
1t was intended, and that If the Senate was
to pass any bill 1t should pass one that was
not q miserable makeshift.
Finally after long and angry debate, par
ticipated In by several Senators, Mr.. Blair
proposed that the vote should be taken on
the bill and amendment at O'Clock tomor E.
row. Mr.. Cockrell objected, but finally he
agreed that the bill should DO voted on to-
morrow. That being agreed upon the SEN
ate at 6 o'clock adjourned.
To Cut Down Worlds Fair Expenses.
WASHINGTON. February 6-Rev. Phillips
Brooks of Boston, offered prayer In the
House this morning. The postofiice appro
calendar. Its amount is 1884, ,000.02.
The House then went into committee OF
the whole on the sundry civil bill. The
pending question was the decision of the
Chair upon point OF order raised by Mr..
amendment. The Chairman Immediately de-
nvered his decision which sustained the
point of order raised against Mr.. BANDS
free coinage amendment. Mr.. Bland ap-
pealed and the decision of the Chair sus.
tained-134 to 126.
When the Worlds Fair paragraphs were
reached. Mr.. Gambler OF Massachu-
sets, offered substitute that the Secretary
of the Treasury be instructed not to approve
for payment any expenses Of any Of the offic-
ials or boards Of the exhibition other than
prior to the opening of the exhibition. Mr..
Mason of Illinois. made point OF order
against the substitute that 1t was contrary 10
the statute. Pending decision the commit,
| tee rose and the House took recess. AT tne
evening session 115 private pension Dilis
were passed.
The Good Democrats.
WASHINGTON, February GA call has
been issued for a caucus tomorrow evening
| of ths Democratic members of the House. IL
| ia understood that the silver question Will be
| the principal matter discussed and that
| there will be general interchange OF views
| as to the course Of procedure for the re-
| manner Of the session.. Judge Holman, the
caucus chairman, SAID tnat tnere was no ais
| position on the part OF the democrats 70 de-
| lay the appropriation bills.
contradlcted owenby.
WARRINGTON, February o.-J. N. Donald
| cashier Of the Hanover National Bank Of
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Grand commIttee sustained

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. February 6.-The
supreme court has given its opininn as to the
validity of the action Of the grand commit
tee Of the general assembly in ordering a
new election for representative to Congress
there was no election. The opinion sustains
the grand committee and the election will be
held February 2l,
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PRosPacT OF TRoUeIE.
The Whole Canadian Pacific May Be
Hung Up.

MONTREAL, February GA strike Of the
conductors, brakemen and switchmen on the
canadian Pacific for an increase Of pay Is
threatened, and may occur any hour. 1t will
extend from St, John. N. b.. to Vancouver,
affecting all the men ON that stratch.
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The Boston Courant, organ Of the negroes
Of that city, urges the President to appoint
a colored man secretary of the treasury.
Hon. B. K. Bruce, ex Haytien Minister John
M. Langst0n, ex-Congressman Lynch, Hon.
Frederick Douglass and Recorder James M.
townsend are named as colored men amply
qualified to fill the position.
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Business Difficulties.

NEW HoRK, February 6.-The failures oc.
curing for the last seven days, as reported
to Dun & Russell, number for the United
States 261 for the corresponding week last
year there were 265 In the United States.
The Portland daily press., 1891-02-07

SITE for neulton PostoffIce.

HoULToN, February 5.-Chief clerk to the
supervising architect of the treasury. 81. Z.
Mclean. was here this week locating the site
OF the government building. He started for
Washington today. The citizens rather favor
the Dunn corner, opposite the court house on
nnurt ctraat
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New York, denied yesterday before the sill
yer pool committee nearly all Of the state
ments regarding him made by Witness Ow-
enby. He said he knew nothing about silver
whatever and had never had any dealings in
The Portland daily press., 1891-02-07
A Dry Goods Verdict.

NEW YORK, February 6.-Victor and Acb.
ellis have obtained ne E e Judgment in the Supreme
Court against :,a ": a, Ploom go m q Co., dry goods
for goods sold the defendants during 1890
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Foreign Notes.

An avalanche occurred In Ruettl. Canton
Charms, Switzerland. Tuesday. burying 22 la
oorers 10 mass Oh snow, Ice, rccks and
them.
fhe Prince OF Wales hes been summoned
as witness In libel suit growing out of a
game OF cards In which cheating was alleged.
:, Advices from Pondcherry state that there
Is Is great suffering among the colonists who
inhabit that French settlement on the coasl
OF India. Famine is impending.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

SPECIAL Committee on Taxation. Public hear
inps in Representatives, II IL.
Savings Banks. Exemptions. Collateral lnher-
itances. Tue day, February 10.
Corporation and Franchise Taxes, wednesday,
February i. 80. r,,
Electric Light Gas, Water ana Insurance. Com
panies, Thursday. February IL.
At 7.30 each evening
Monday, Feb 16--Street railways. Petition OF
X. Y. Turner and Others for assessments on aout-
ters. Petit on OF Bath municipal Ulcers elating
Ia tax on corpora'iOns Petition of /. q. Bean and
others for exemption to live sock Petit n of !:
G. Libb, for sane. Petition OF j IL. Gilman q
81 others for same. Petition Of Elijah Smith ana
Al Others for same Order relating to term u
town assessors.
TUESDAY, Feb. IT, eneral question OF taxa
EiOn.
jan3Usndtd TREBY JOHNSON, Sec'y.
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STATE PRINTING and BINDING.

nHE committee on State printing and binding
Il will be in session at the State House; In lrgal
noon on TUESDAY, Feb. 10, TO receive proposals
for State printing and State binding for the politi
cal years of 1891 and 1892, the committee re-
serving the right to reject any or all proposals.
feb4dtdsn OSCAR II. HERSEY, secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1891-02-07
Collision In the Mercy.

LIVERPOOL. February 6.-Britlsh steamer
Knutsforp, which arrived February 1. from
Galveston, colided In the river Mersey today
with steamer Drumfendrie, injuring the lar
ter vessel to so great an extent that She soon
Gt,ad capH -
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WASHINGTON, February 6.-The following
patents have been granted to Maine people:
+. II. Allen, Auburn, plate printing press.
AID. Cram. Liberty, Wagon or carriage wrench
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Struck on the oar.

BRUNSWICK, Ga, February 6-Norweeian
bark Syalen which sailed for Aberdoyev YES
day. struck on the bar going out. and will
probably be total loss.
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contradlcted owenb

WARRINGTON, February 6.-J. N. Donald,
cashier of the Hanover National Bank OF
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Portland & Rochester.

Mr.. Moore of Cumberland, presepted hi,
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The Pension List.


WASHINGTON, February 6.-Pensions have
been granted to the following Maine peo-
pie:
ORIGINAL, INVALID.
William II. PoIlIster, National Military Home
Horace s; Hobbs, Rockland.
Bennett b. Flu Ter, Auburn.
Nicholas Doyle. Lewiston.
WILLIAM 4. Mclaughlin, South Lagrange.
bIsl,a Michael Eagerly, National Military Home.
Jeremiah Grindel. Brooksville.
INCREASE.
Hiram Z. Brackett, East Hampden.
Lowell Blancha d. Carroll
William Worthy Woodsburg, Patten.
Henry Carter, West Ellsworth.
Arle Thompson, Presque Isle.
REISSUE.
Hiram Martin, st. AIhans.
John d. Taylor, PIttston,
Charles II. Cobb. Brunswick.
ORIGINAL, WIDOWS, ETC.
Susan A, mother Of James II. Peary. West
Alice, widow Of Patrick Hickey Calais.
Ann. widow Of Foster Blckford, Appleton.
Ellen, widow Of Benjamin Adams, Limestone.
Patents Granted.
WASHINGTON. February 6.-The following
patents have been granted to Maine people:
T. II. Allen, Auburn, plate printing press.
AID. Cram. Liberty, Wagon or carriage wrench
Washington Notes.
The gunboat Concord has been accepted
by the government.
Representative Dingley, from the commit
tee on merchant marine and fisheries, re-
ported favorably with amendments relative
TO mileage and pay of board, the bill to es-
tablish marine board for the advancement
of the interests of the merchant marine.
The President today approved the act ex-
tending the time to 30 days within which va
cancies In heads Of departments may be
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weather onseryatIon

Mean daIy tber....26.2 Max. vel. wind. 50 SW
Maximum ther.. 39 Total precip.. .o2
Minimum ther.....1S.4
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Winter PomoIoeIcaI Meeting.

The annual winter meeting Of the Maine
State PomOlogical Society, In connection
with the State Board Of Agriculture, win be
neld In City Hall. Bangor, Tuesday and
Wednesday. February oath aud 25th, 1891.
The exercises Of the meeting will consist Of
papers and discussions upon fruit growing.
horticulture aud kindred subjects. There
will be an exhibition Of fruit. to which all
are Invited to contribute. Special effort will
be made to Identify and correctly name all
fruit exhibited for name. 1t Is urged that
choice seedlings may be shown as well as
other varieties. Following will be the pro-
gramme:
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he onlu Snrsaparilla a,nranteed 70 abso-

The only Sarsaparilla guaranteed to obso-
latety cure Diseases of the Stomach, Ltrer, and
Kidneys, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Loss Of Ap-
petite, Sick Headache, Muscular Rheumdtism,
Dissiness, Female Weakness, Emdcidtion, Gea-
Boils, Tuna0rs, Scroftlous A6ections, Cancer
Gus Humors, Salt Rheum, Syphilis, Catdrrh
Ring,0orm, Cdrbuncles, Ulcers, md Sores,
Mdtdridt Poison, Pain in the Bones.
DANA .SARSAPARLLLA CO., Belfast, Ne.
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International Steamship Co.

rDURsUANT to a vote CT the stockholders of
III this company at their annual meeting, on
Wednesday, January 28th, meeting Of said
stockholders will be holden at their office, Railroad
Wharf, Portland, on Wednesday, February 11th,
the company shall be increased; to determine IL a
new steamer shall be built; and to act upon any
other matters pertaining to the above ques-
tions.
jan29sntd j. b. COYLE. President.
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THE WEATh e r.

Local Rains Saturday and Sunday.
The following is the forecast of the wealth
er for Maine: Local rains Saturday, oontn-
ued warm, southeily winds and cloudy. Rain
Sunday.
Local Weather Report.
PORTLAND, Me-, February 6, 1891.
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WASHINGTON. February Extensions hay
been granted to the following Maine PEI
pie:
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Trio viii ae posrooned.

GLASGOW. February 6.-The steamship
Mongolian. just completed for the Allan line,
was given a trial trip on the Clyde today.
During operations the steering gear Of the
vessel got out Of order and she became un-
manageable. The steamship finally ground
ed. and despite all attempts to float her again
remained fast.
The steamer Monaghan is advertised to
leave Liverpool for Portland March 18th.
she registers 475O tons, nearly the size OF the
Partisan. Her sister ship. the Numldlan Is
almost ready for Launching
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Committee Ways and Bridges.

DET1TI0N of Selectmen of the town If Fal
IL mouth and others praying to be relieved from
maintaining ana keeping In repair Iron Bridge
constructed across the Presumpscot river in sa d
town. Hearing, February 20 h.
fl. +. GOULD,
feb6sndtd Secretary.