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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10

New York, Dec. 9.--Dun & Co.'S
weekly review OF trade says
Business shows no decrease except
that slackcning in new transactions
which Is customary ms the close of the
season draws near. Interior money
markets generally show strong de-
mand. though money Is actually close
only at Cleveland, and apparently rather
easier ut most points, while at Eastern
cities the markets are easier with slack
ening demand.
AT all points the holiday trade opens
more brisk than usual with prospects of
a larger volume.
Trade in st. Louis is unusually strong
with clenrngs beyond all record. and
especial activity in shoes, drygoods, TO-
! bacco and saddlcry.
At New Orleans trade Is good but
not up to expectation, aud money Is
only in fair demand.
Cotton Is strong, sugar in demand,
with liberal receipts,
Speculative markets are comparatively
quiet. except for cotton. in which sales
OF over 2.O00.0OO bales in the week are
again reported and after decline OF 3-Sc
there has been an equal recovery,
Receipts at ports this week, are but
little smaller than q year ago, and for
the session. 25 per cent smaller,
Cotton manufacturers enjoy an extra
ordinary demand for goods which the rise
IN prices does not seem TO check
In wooden goods the prospect exeelled
In wooden goods the prospect for the
coming year is considered excellent and
the mills are well employed
Produce exports still fell below last
wears but largely exceeded imports IN
value for the last month and this month
thus far.
Business failures Of the country during
the week. 20T. eomDared with 2U9 last
week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10
THE INCUBUS
On the Cotton Market stilltbe
ha ch Bill.
THE cs-'a Try SMALL ONE


,, Nsw Orleans, Ia, Dec, Especially
MShlroy aud Gilbert say:
Futures-Liyerpool aitor onorin., ht.A.
er closed quiet at loss OF i 10 b n lis,,
ON the d9y. That the early improypw yn
was due to speculative buvlug vae
clearly shown by the fact thnt Will
spats were, marked up in syinpafhy
Win inc advance In futures. SIMMER
seem 10 be out Of the market tbe tntai
sales being only 5000 bales. 'N
lhere was good demand nj tho onAn.
ing which advanced our prices 10 M Il
points over yesterdays hlures. hui no
improvement was short lived and was
rapidly lost. The market has been ey.
treinely nervous, and has promptly re-.
sponded at any unfavorable news or
opinions from Washington. Immediate.
~ hiter me opening prices declined Il
points, which were. however, nearly
all recovered when the interior move
lnent seemed to indicate smaller figures
than has been expected. Heavy re-.
ceipts nc New Orleans. however. for
tomorrow--l1,pOO bales against 10000
bales last year and $1,000 bales AT nil
ports--checkcd the recovery, and during
the afternoon several kilograms lndlcat.
ing the probable passage of the nnfi-
option bill by the senate next week.
prccpitated another decline which car.
riod prices in New York to 10 below
yesterday, and in our market caused a
loss of IL points on the day.
Spot quotations remain unchanged.
sales being 22O0 bales from factors Ia.
blts and 1900 bales to arrive. One house
bought nearly all the cotton that was
sold today and curious fnct is that
nearly all exporters claim they cannot
pay quotations and nre therefore out Of
the market. The weekly movement pub
lished this afternoon shows n falling of
Of 100000 bales compared with last ycai
an actual gain of 10000 bales in com.
parison with two years ngo. 1t may be
Interesting to know that the amount OF
the crop In sight 10 Dec. is BOA.
600 bales or 1,35s,000 bales under last
year and 100000 bales under year before
last to the same date. We do not wlal
to be misunderstood In our criticism ant
remarks on the present legislation hefor,
the senate, we are as anxious to see the
bill killed AS it deserves for It will WORK
incrlcuable injury TO the South, and W,
do not think it can be considered by tn,
house during the short session, but j
IL a danger to face, and we think !
Is the part of wisdom and prudence &
weigh Il carefully so that we may b,
on our guard md not be the sufferers TO
over confidence.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10
Or, m.aLynn
TO 30 Received inio Tho Roman Catholic
Church u Good slAntIna.

New York. Dee. 9.-It Is made known
pas,lie,,, dei,aiqusIV 10 6luoIpuu 3ql 40
tbrs osa al ihe drtt traits OF Arch
NAL safollpe mission 60 iiiH country
nam Kotna II 70 be tbe. restoration Of
IJr Td,yafd MrGlynn 20 his facnliieu ~
i f,rieet m good STANDING So the i'Onnn
Tathoiir church. Dr. McGlgun vas c9-
communicated by tho Pope in 1881 ier
refnsinr 10 TO 10 Rome after hig snspru.
sion b. Archbishop Corifan. " sqld
40 be reinsiated 10 his inrnlilss q tie
church. and when Archh!hpp HliWh
arrived 81 Diis country, nppliei 70 nm
There was cpnirrenee' ~ Whlch Arch-
fishop Corfienn and DR. McGlYnn were
renr,'s,,te,i Archhishup Sat0ili. Il Il
mid. Indicated 70 10th sides 10 make
certain fOuccasi0us. dust what these
corctossiong were IL y not known At
present. The result Of The c0uIerenre
was That Dr. Mciilyun IL 70 be received
barf INFO good standing lt u believed
iiat NJ ~ ~ make . public nnnopnceinani
TINT be n pgillent Tor ne manner ~
Which NJ drulrncCd tie Roman Iathohc
church auuionfirg after biz ex ofu1nii-
eafi0n. Arclibishop corrigan said q d
reporter i0dfy You may fa9 that 1T.
Ncfiynn Is romiug bark 10 the church.
irhaf' ~ % BE- no n-omlilng u ilc cnsei
M haa Often lerp intimated ~ llie neNf
liaprfr. n should BE- remCfuhtaai tlai
mo Doctor Waa neyer tried. Al iraHt
~ times he WIS orifrcd b Rome ana
eael time he refuAa 10 70. He was ~
communicated simply for lispbeyi1k ths
pois'a request 1 can not say iaAt 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10
sLAvIN WILL FIGHT

Now York, Dsc. IA cnbleerain was
recaived today by Richard X. Fox, nom
Atkinson IN London, saying that Frank
sluvin would light Joe Goddard y tho
Crescent CITY club Of New Orleans
would put up q 10000 purse, The
Coney island Athletic club win prohA-
Ibly bid for tho fight and tho Crea.
loont club, To get the fight, must
nut up another largo purse. Capt.
Williams. Of tho Crescent club, q la
New York. Tho Coney Island club rc-
ooiycd a very large sum 81 money -
their share 81 the proceeds 81 the God-
.dard- Major fight last night, and viii
probahlt low the Crescent club TO
have tho GOddard-5layln eight without
making thom pay vol for II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10
RgeuNoINo THE DEBT.
A Difficult Task Ahead OF The South Carolina
Statesmen.

"
Statesmen.
Columbia, s. O., Dec The question
OF refundlng the state debt iH the most
important which the legislature now it
session has 10 deal with. A JOINT foauln'
tion has been introduced BY Representa-
live John O. Haskell providing ihnl ne
bonds not met az maturity shall, ~ NV
ouflon OF the holders, he extended for
fanr years, nt the same rate Of interest,
and thnt new coupons Dhall be pasted On
mo bonds which are presented lhe
regolntion has been unfayosaliy reported
Mr. Haskell declares the state VIII lN
iuaolvent next July unless prompt hfhuii
n tnkcn by the legislature, bni II me
General assembly PASSES a resolution de
elaring ita intention TO meet the state =
niileati1ns eau be met Il viii have the
cai provision to pay Interest unui lhe
mitigation can De met Il VIII hhfe me
object, as nothing else can, pi Wlsasiigig
nm charges against the state kopn iAltil'
H. i,eilgyns capitalists would then come
e'.,,,arj ms pirchaseru. and the state
.,.ottid urobnhiy be able 10 pay on q
i,,.,sS mart oil IL bonds from The sole 81
,,oe. amos Afr Haskell slatfs he y
"a the opinion the rinim OF wesley and
Xrdilo,ts for Si5D.OD lonued the state,
XXI for which revenue bonds scrip was
.,i,s,sn 4 fltt. aud that the state la III
hotbr bound to pny back the money
h 3 said tbe STATE officers fiew Mr..
Uasteirs plan with suspicion; cntniut ~
Il 5oes from o man who has Dee9 one u
IL. sirouvrsi nutiIillmuuifes iu TIC state.
~ ,.l,or rfin,an haa rereiTfd o prupu-
.i,,an 10 fund the state debt nj four and
st,.if psr CENT aus SPECIAL iucsSngr
rom hin upon the uubJeci ~ dally lyvAei
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10
" FACTORY STOCKS.

"a, Dec. 0.-There is a
!, .l'e n cotton factory stocks
some Of the securities ad-
Z ,' lloh as $40 a share in the
TN, The big boom in cot
bringing a remarkably
y attributed as tho cause
ge o. the stock. because
rvs value Of the fleecy sta
IN. stated an increase in the
!. .i;aiaciured goods.
n n ss,s'ory stock has jumped
~ and is still going up,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10

Atlanta. Ga, Dec a--One OF the nroliesf
nrusltioiis that police circles have hnoWn
ID aomo lime Vas prccplfstad yesterday
innrninf, when paifolunn Werner 81 the
fity Doilre force depuil1rd neEro % eAriy
D. while mnn. uinn he had dfre1itd. 70 tho
Ilpllrt afftlun.
me white mar resisted. and dfrlarsd ihat
H. would never consent 20 BE- carried % fuu
station h0ure ~ o ncgfn, ilf praofeo1d %
lied NEGRO down. a hard Fight onl1ta h.1-
tween do teo. aue HALF luudreI lteplf
rnfinfud phdnf and wlfchad q. ari ftfr =
had bcen stogped, followed ttHm "a ~ ",
No. .lALlll. u - - = y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10
4 NEW BEER
! b Rad Nall and Hops and will
tasH, Alcoholic Properties.
tAi,sss Eai'rprisS.

/ IL lll., Dec. 9.-Beer without
sb6ut 10th and acrid taste.
1 ai alcoholic properties. That
I fsrrnlsed Chicagoans by the
4 lstdie Brewing company, in
|a,5 we will manufacture beer
4 rsli and hop but it will
=, lhTd 70 ierment," said one OF
Im-aen, ~The process is OF
sast ta.we will produce beer
4 d de sppeannces and taste OF
1 .ahlcA product, but non
IL twill b supplied mainly
|-gAn We do not expect the
ediriie tie trade
, annay attends locating the
,I1 lsss md will begin business
I lGis rlflA.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10

London, Dec, o.-.Fear sx 9Rat s', Of an
tcrtaiped at the st2eA ;lvsr values have
Immediate collapse 10 ~ Az have,strcngh-
vanished. 80, snt tSe last two daya, h1pee
encd during 'n better on the day
paper elo 9sin risen SO today It Is pre- e,
dieted ., taS' Viii Nj have no effect upon the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10

what The doctor IA 10 DO befofs he Il
restored, I can not tell whnthcr o.. POI
he IL 10 make q pnhlic retraciion or hit
uttornnces during tlRi last i've ycnrh,
You can state Tint settlement sntia'
factory n both sides has been made
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10

Now York. Dec 0.--An increase in
The supply OF commercial bills viii pre-
vent shipments of gold by tomorrow ;
European steamers Firms who gener,,
ally export gold say they will not senl
any tomorrow, but may possibly =, snip
some by the German steamer on lues-
day next.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10
ASAMA SCANDAL.

IA. The Panama scandal
o. committee today ex-
IS XIV ~ Wan, manager OF the
L, ~, any. He testified that
I'M 'a o. M. Barbe. who is
having received brides,
NV t-seh sued his heirs for
|ss X Which he declared Barbe
:. l- ian said, however, that
. s,,n' the money was in
,4soied with the Panama
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

New York. Dec. 9.-Money on call
easy 90 to AZ last loan 4 closing
offered ut 4, -,
Prime mercantile paper 800 s,
stsrl,ng exchange firm - 3-4Gt4 50
for sixty days, Isl 3-4dA IS for de-
mand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10
P COTTON STRIKE.

Ve s. "A month has elapsed
fslnning Of the great cotton
~cSout and it appears no
sasnt that at the beginning
N ". \ aas been made upon the
lAe strikers, but fnaScial
We're made for
w Is another de
IN subject which is
|s.s i Is estimated tina 40. :
sno belong TO no union and
.en rendered idle through
\. y with no treasury to draw
Y. neir condition Is pitiable
AUS alas Of men, women and
rs oeen reduced almost to
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10

New York, Dec. 9.-The stock market
TODAY moved In an upward direction;
Distilling and cattle feeders received
special attention from the bears ana
the stock was made to close nj the low
est price 81. e.,...
The close was strong ana ientureleA,S.
Government bonds steady state bonus
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10

Nay York. Dec Especial =
sterdng- Bank t0days. ..,.-4 s3tl4,
Commercial. 90 days .,..:;;4 s''t
acknowledgements o. a.,
eranks --BanlI. 90 days...-..B li3f
Commercial, co days. .........o ia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10
FEohanre - GalvrifnH.

Galveston. Tex. Dec f.-ispeclaL r.
steriine. O. days ....--...-.....--4e9 =,
Sew York sight. ..-...c.--. ~ o. 4.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10
TIE GAzETTE III WORTH TEXAS SATURDAY DECEMBER lO lg

s,oes exchange Most securities mn, 10,
soek exchange Most se,.nritics "e s ,s
nv gold obligations and Il ID r...,,,,,'i
e nv me more silver falls IN ,nlnr H.,
gold securities. " I" invest VA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10

sl EDWARD Murphy, son Of
.sd u the famous temper
VA II ressed 10000 persons at
.I0 ol,.. ~, on Sunday. and in
'0ns to dgu the temper
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10

when BSsy vas aiet, No save her casis'ia-
ven slisvAl q chnd, she erisd Tor oAstosia
Wii.a sho b.enrns Nisa. shs eiong @ caatorit
when shsbaa cATiaruu, sAe gaze silsn cassorie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10

Paris, Dee. O.--Anarchlst Francois mas
denied completely ID the cafe outrngc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10
ArWoop. VIOLET 4 3D..

New Orleans, La, Dec. 9.-Atwood,
Violet * Co., say:
Futures We nave frequently referred
to the very large interest In the market
as the cause of the extreme fluctuations,
and therefore the drop In prices here
today of 20 points from the opening
can be explained by the fact that the
large amount of buying interest IN the
market caused by iheir sales today TO
realize brought about Il steady loss. Ihe
advance at the opening was ~ points
md the closing is n from the
highest Of the day. A larger movement
than was looked for at all ports aud M
terror towns, partly CAUSED the Wenker
feeling. Liverpool opened polnts
lower hut soon recovered 4, but finally
Inn closing figures are one lower thAn
Yesterday. Our cables today confirm
those of yesterday as to the settleiheh'
of n strike ON the 9th inst.
If Rrndstreet. who Is expected TO MAKE
a report this month. confirms anytIlhB
like the ideas current among those WV
have raised the crop, then cotton, eTIi,
sumptiyely and speeul9uvei!i W. ranrt
worth more money; ana II tnnt tSt' ~
~ ,nf,vorahlp. as we think II ought 10
l., then higher prices are certainly III
S,ior WE hive no scaiping Oplholi
from div to day either to buy OF eeli
We either think cotton is a sale or
,,,,rchssp for Il certain lenelh VI I'M,
~ No stick TO Il: at least we nave uonS
o. dis season aud the one before, 9llu
su CO.. we have had no reason to see uihs
30 i'i have been mistaken. Reactions oL
course are only natural ana tue! H'
healthy. r. a., ,yoplt o55 900.
-, 5QR uOD last year. Interior ~
CENTS, $4,000, against -V90O'
Se Pn-t receipts this week in 1881, We're
so06O Estimate here for tomorrow
'S ToGnv's market has been very nyIo
Iouu ,j unsettled one. We would ratner
GUS GUS 9 Ia, sell on these easy periods. w
puy ~ ,be danger Of legislation aguinst
lno,s o St, for future delivery anu we
cu l,,iS odvise buying cotton without re-
MouiI 10 Scnressions or strong prices
snots closed quiet and ste2uy; S'igS H.,
% 900 bales. Quotations pun, .., clnsin,,
oir exchange just before tns III tbis
show 374.n0O bales came IN" ~, ~ same
,.Hnt against 100000 bales wy sai az
Nmn lnst year, The bureau report , W
, t,,r viii give nothing but lhe vs. an
zee ne0 prices OF cotton on plantauous va
DS Tc,a 4 omount in sight since sent n ood
ho'aa Oil 0OD bales against ~ iu,uOo
WE iost vear. That 2,2oO'mU niots
LIE &c cotton are TO come into sIsns
~ balance Of the season does not uN'''
our minds one moment
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10
nr.rNNY & DO.

New orleans, La, Dec. g 9ivdlnoo S'f fn.
nv q Co. circular says; LlNe alS mn 4
lures. 2Gi3 down, 9ttelwiar vr5 seru vester-
points. and finally CLOSED ias 5000
DAY. Spots, 1-1O upi sam rn an January
New York opened lonfbs Mt LOG p.
and y lower yer ~ Mellow opening at Ne,w
m, and Was HI soles Of March We're II
Orleans nm f on higher Liverpool, but de.
en- Gliae showing advance. At'e I,sat anS
I'M, fnsctSated and became very wVu iet Ia
dropped to ), "a 4 o. a. a To%orrow i q
expected there ,N TiIi to iGO0 bales, This
heri III, q caused a decline to s'49'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10

Nsw York. DEC e.-sloclys aud bondi
rlased At the following prices bids
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10

United States IS, registered. .......-sliiss
unites States as, eoupoas '..-,...s,ll
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-20

Gladstone Is now enjoying his holiday in
Wales bnt is also obliged to receive ai-
dresses Of welcome and make speeches at
every important point in his journeyings. 4
few days ago hc attempted To make the
assent Of Snowd-n one Of the highest
mountains in Wales, near the chalet
of Sir Edward Watkins. whose guest h..
is, hut when half way to the summit the
mountain became enveloped in mist and the
assent was reluctantly abandoned But the
attempt shows that Mr.. Gladstone is in
blooming health aud in the enjoyment of
the highest spirits In his speeches he is
very cautious about touching political 4ues
tons such as church ACKNOWLEDGMENT and
the relations of landlord and tenant hut they
are rich in "reminiscences of his early life
recalled by revisiting familiar scenes. The
masses who crowd to see and hear him
are delighted with his speeches and every
one marveis at this fresh testimony To the
iremiers ,irelass energy
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PRESS COMMENTS.
He Gave Strength to the Ticket.
RritIgton News.

But didn't Henry B. Cleaves make II
magnificent candidate: On the stump,
until recalled by the sad aiiliction of thy
loss of his beloved brother and business as
sociate. he drew immense audiences and
was everywhere received with enthusiasm
and at the polls. in lis own city and county
aad throughout the State As we'll, the re-
turns indicate that he gave a decided strength
10 the ticket That he will make wise,
discreet and popular chief magistrate, hi
successes in the past give ample assurance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-20

Mr. William Grant Brooks of Saeo, whc
has composed many brilliant marches, has
published a new one which he calls tht
Gen. Henry -. Cieayes Grand March
and which i. dedicated 10 the patriot. sol
der AMI statesman" t,0gernor-elect Henry
u Ciesves. Like many Of his other com
positions it is highly praised by musiea
critics and must become very pop ular.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-20

The best general news brought BY the
wires yesterday ia thr favorable report IA
regard to the condition Of Mrs. Harrison,
and hope Of her complete recovery 1t will
he sincerely and gratefully welcomed by the
people Of this vast country east vest
north and south, regardless Of rank, party
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Satisfied all the Voters.


The new ballot received its first trial in
Camden in the election Monday, ltworked
very well and seemed to satisfy all the
voters. our voters had no trouble in I'M
ierstanding the system as the result shows.
pf 537 votes cast there was not one defec-
tive ballot and only six were put in nm
marked. so there were 81 votes that
counted This speaks well for the intelli-
gence of Camden voters.
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Congratulations by the BusheI,


Sheriff Cram has received Il bushel Of
cougratulatory letters since election. The
majority of the writers are citizens OF
Cumberland county, but many of then
came from all parts of the State. and few
from other states. About one-half of tho
letters are written by Democrats. Gen
Neal Dow. as soon as he heard the good
news. notified Lady Somerset and Mis-,
Frances W lizard of it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-20

The Augusta public library receives an
other mobile subscription to its building
fund todas and that too, from a gentleman
not y resident or native of the city, but
given in memory Of his wife, who was an
Augusta woman. our citizens will all hon
or Mr. Emery 4. Sanborn of iialowell for
his splesdh gift. notice of which Is made
in well chosen words IN letter To Hon
James W. bradbury, an extract from which
"a published IN our local columns The
balance Of the amount needed for the
building comes easier with every such gift
-. tina, just announced. and it will not take
long tn complete the necessary fund
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-20

The New York Press Of Saturday says
The situation in this city with respect 10 the
cholera /. highly reassuring. \ single sus
and ii Is not certain that the patti ent in ques
ton has the cholera. Nothing like gen.
ersl alarm or panic has taken place. Bus
mess and social activities move IN their
accustomed channels and no person need
b, afraid of the disease which all the forces
Of medical science are prepared 10 stamp
out wherever it makes its appearance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-20

The more we obtain the real facts rels-
tive to the outbreak of cholera in Hamburg
he iess casse one has for wonder that this
city is nov passing through one of the NEST
friehtfai experience . that has ever befallen
European city. !. has thousands Of mis-
.erabE housed and underfed people. her
is poor. and her water supply. the
he. is as impure - il vell could be. An
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why his wife sis Fidgety.


Whose bread l. delicious and Whfr
Her coffee j. fragrant and brown,
Her pastry perfect delight.
But she daily complains of the worry they bring
She. my own darling wife, hut iidgcty thing
Your wife is worn out and needs nr.
rerce's Favorite Prescription, the only
medicine guaranteed to cure iebilitated
women. How many oyerworked American
ladies' we see with lack-lustre eyes anil
haggard faces. growing old before their
time. from those ,xfausting ailments that
men know nothing Of. They can be per
nanently cured by this remedy. as number
less grateful women will attest Price re-
funded if it fails to give sat>f 'tt'on in
every case. See ghdrhf"e printed on
bottie-wrapper.
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MAINE GOSSIP.

Maine Industrial Journal Indications
point to a good attendance and session Of
unusual interest at the coming meeting OF
the Maine Board of Trade. The member,
of the Augusta Board of Trade can be de
pended upon to make the stay of the visitor'
ENJOYABLE and none who attend viii evel
have occasion 10 regret it. let the fourth
annual session of the State B0arl be the
most successful in its history.
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In Ar0ost0ok County.


TTtsQUt IsIt Ntaf -fftrHNF'
The new method of voting worked very
satisfactorily in Presque Isle the election
heing very orderly. and the machinery of
the new system working very smoothly and
with little friction. Considering that it was
the first practical application of the new
method the result is certainly gratifying
and tends to confirm the claims of the adj
vocates of the Australian system that it will
sprure fairrr and more orderly elections