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The Portland daily press., 1892-09-14
The Vote of Waldo.

BELFAST, September 1S.-Complete re-
turns from Waldo county give Cleaves
2914, johnson 2574, Batelnan 37S, Hussey
81, Milliken 2ess, Thompson 2531. Bel
fast gives Cleaves 554, johnson 424, Bate
man 4e, Hussey 10. The county officers
are all Republicans except the sheriff
who is elected by about 100. The Repre-
sentatives elected are Albert L. Mudgett,
of Belfast L. G. Poor, Searsmont, Demo-
tic, Henry G. Barlow. Freedom, Joseph
H. Littlefield, Prospect, Ezra A. Carpen-
ter, Jackson, Amos F. Carleton, Winter
port, Republicans.
Oxford in Line.
NORWAY, September 13.-Oxford coun-
ty gives 800 Republican majority. 0. H;
Hersey and A. A. Herrick are elected
senators, both Republicans. W. 81.
Stickney, j. Hastings Bean, John M.
Philbrook, j. A. Roberts, j. j. Abbott
and Frank L. Warren are elected repre-
sentatives, all Republicans. All county
officers are Republican.
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NTCNEY TO LOAN-On 1st mortgage per
1T& cent; also on End mortgage and any good
collateral security notes bought and sold; In
surance policies over 3 years old taken as Sc
curity ". P. CARR, Room 6, End floor; Ok
ford Building aug31-A
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DOARD-At East Baldwin on Mountain
ID Division Maine Central, $500, per week
for August and September, the pleasantest
months OF the year. Address RIVERSIDE
HOTEL, East Baldwin, Me. 81
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In this department we carry the very best
White Shirts made in this country for the
money.
three inches longer than all other regular made
Shirts and full widths, superior cloth and linen
made in the best manner as good a Shirt as is
sold for 81 90 but that we be able to introduce
them more extensively we have cut the price to
soc Unlaundered and ST. 90 Laundered,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

d. EAAA to loan on first Or second mort
sDeDVUV cages on real estate, life insur
ance policies, commercial paper, or any good
collateral securities. Inquire OF A. G. LIBBY,
421z. Exchange street l4-2
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DYs -. B. = eed'
BOTANIC AND Cl AjRvOYAhT PHYSICIAN

NO 800 I-2 Congress Street, Portland.
For the treatment of all chronic and compIi-
Gated diseases that flesh is heir to, ali cases
given up as incurable, I will take them to make
a cure.
DR.. Reed will not ask you any questions in
any way in regard to your diseases and after
you have true examination of your case he
will ten you II you can be cured. Or. Reeds
each case, he thinks he can tell the difference
between person afficted with a disease or a
person becoming an entranced medium. There
has De Gen. great many people who have lost
aminations at my office every day including Sun
gay from a. M, to p. N. Examination by
letter sIatlng their name, place or residence and
age and one stamp, 81 90. my22dG
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During her confinement in Jail she has
been employed in the kitchen and when
she saw the funeral procession passing up
Court street she rushed out to the street
at the same time crying for her dead
relative. She ran wildly to the hearse
and was just opening the door to reach
for the caslet when the driver, jnmped
from his seat and made her release her
hold, while she filled the air with her
pitiful lamentations. The hack next to
the hearse contained several Arabians
and finally one Of them persuaded her to
get in and ride to Mt Pleasant, where the
body was inferred. This she did but on
the way she cried bitterly and shrieled
loudly. AT the grave she was allowed to
view the remains and was then brought
back to the jail. The whole proceeding
was not fully understood by the wit
nesses and naturally startled them
greatly.
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TO LET.

FfyO LET-A large, pleasant front room with
Il aleove, near Congress square; is steam
heated, has opea fire place. hot and cold water
and bath room privilege. Inquire at 145 HIGH
ST. 14-I
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The Cotton Picker,
WACO, Texas, Dec. /, 1891.

WACO, Texas, Dec. 1, 1891.
70 whom it may concern
Recognizing the Importance to the
Sou h OF Cotton, and ths heavy expense
of picking it, we, the undersigned, MEM
beers OF the Waco Board Of Trade, have
watched with great interest the develop
ment Of the Ions Star Cotton Picking
Machine, and on Nov. rs, having bsen
informed by the President Of tie Com
pany that test weuld be made by the
machine, went out to the Evans Farm,
about nine miles from Waco. where 8
field had been reserved for that purpors,
and we made careful and impartial in
vestigation OF Its work. We are fully CON-
WINGED that the machine, az now inn
proved by said Company, picks larger
per cent of cotton, cleaner staple. and
in all respects far superior to human
hands, as demonstrated to Us on above
mentioned date. T.
Congratalating the South and the Of
icers of said Company upon this i'm
portsnt invention, we are
Respectfully,
(Signed.)
+. B. Parrott. PFest. J Waco
Sam Sanger, V. Prest. Board Of
John T. Battle, Chair. Com. Trade.
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harm FOR SALE-In Windham; contain
II ing forty aaes of excellent lands good
buildings two miles from Maine Central Depot.
Inquire OF G. G. IRISH, 50 Market street,
Portland, Me-, or GEO. SPEAR, near Duck
Pond. ~. AZ
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NOTICE.

To the Stockholders Of the No Seam Stock
ms Company of New England.
NOTICE is hereby given that special meet
~ ing of the Stockholders of said Company
= 81 heTs5}y called byme in pursuance Of writ
se TO Justice Of me Peace i and
dance with the Provisions esfs IS Of section and Of
onapssr ~ Of the Revised Statutes Of the State
2, Mans, 70 be held at the office OF the company
S OF APRIL A. b. 1899 at o'clock q. H. for the
following purposes, viz:
70 70 esst officers to iii any vacancies existing
To transact such pu other business as may
Legally come before the meeting
A. D., 1892 ''ii' ="
r.nS 6. A. WHITE, Stakeholder in said Com
pahy. apr142t
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To Thomas ID. Haskell of the Town of
Cape Elizabeth, in the County of
Cumberland. Greeting:

TN the name of the State Of Maine, you are
Il hereby required to notify and warn the in
habitants of said town of Cape Elizabeth, quail
fed by law to vote in town affairs to assemble
at the Town Hall in said town on Friday, the
fifteenth day of April, A. D. 1892, at two o.
clock in the afternoon, then and there to act
udon the following articles, to Wit:
Art. Ito choose a moderator to preside at
said meeting.
Art ITO hear proposition of the Standish
Water and Construction Company to supply the
town with Sebago water for domestic purposes
and fise protection.
Art. $50 see If the town will vote to in
STuct the selectmen or committee to contract
with the StandiSh Water and Construction Com
pany to supply the town with water in accord
ance with the proposition dated March 81,
1892, OF said Standish Water and Construction
Company or otherwise.
Given under our hands this Tth day Of April,
4. d. 1892.
GEO. G. MoUNTFORT,l Selectmen
E. c. ROBINSON, of
NIB. FULLER. Cape Elizabeth.
A true copy: Attest.
THOMAS B. HASKELL.
ap3 Dat
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ClIy government TO meet IN lOlnt con-
vention. Able counsel has been engaged
by the petitioners.
Some time ago Mr. Peleg Washburn.
an aged gentleman in Dexter, proposed
to the town of Abbot that if said town
would appropriate $50 a year for his use
during the remainder of his life Che is
now "a years of age) he would give the
sum OF 81. 900 to pay for a soldiers mon
ument to be erected in that town, pay
ing over the money when the monument
should be completed. Tuesday a spe-
cial town meeting was held in Abbot for
the purpose of considering the PROPOSE
ton, Mr.. Washburn, accompanied by
o. w. Bridges, of the firm of Morse &
Bridges, Dexter, marble and granite
workers, being present, and the offer was
accepted. The monument will be of the
same design as that which was erected
in Dexter and dedicated year ago last
July, when Gen. O. o. Howard made the
| address.
Mr.. ". a. Totman recently detailed to
the Fairfield Chronicle the experience he
had this spring in getting his men and
horses across Moosehead Lake after the
ice began to break up. 1t seems that
Mr.. Totrnan and several of his men left
Kineo for Greenviile late in the after
| noon on the stage, and the men and
horses were to follow in the morning.
There were four horses on the stage, and
all went well until they were about three
miles onstheir way, when, without warn
ing, the overloaded sled went through.
This strain caused the pole horses also
to drop under. The leaders were ali out
| Of water and it was believed they could
pull the others out and great effort was
made, but to no use, for it only ended in
| all four of the horses getting in, and as
the wator was cold, it was plainly seen
that what was done must be done
quickly. A long rope was taken from
the stage and the men managed to get
on TO hard ice. The horses were unhar-
messed and one at a time drawn up on to
tho ice. When the last one landed he
was too cold to stand. But the men
went to work on him and soon got him
in shape to start. The sled was pulled
out, the horses harnessed to it and the
journey resumed. This was the way
they reached Greenville, twenty miles
away.
Manley Tyler, of Blanchard, has caught
the past season, thirty-fve foxes, three
offers, thirteen minks, thirty-five musk
ratS anu TWO cOOnS. A lew days. ago a
deer followed Manley Mitchelrs cattle
into the dooryard.
The Bangor Commercial says that
people living on Court street in that city
were astonished the other morning by the
strange actions Of woman. who sud-
denly appeared as the funeral procession
carrying the remains Of an Arabian girl
Annie Monsuri passed by. 1t seemed the
Arabian woman who was sentenced to
Jail last February for the murder of her
baby, was cousin Of the dead girl. She
had learned of her cousins death the day
before the funeral and since that time
had been almost broken with grief.
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HONEY GROVE, Texas, Dec. Is, 1891.
This is to certify that / saw The Lone
Star Cotton Picker at work in my field
near Honey Grove, Texas, Dec. 10, 1851.
picked the cetton cleaner from the plant
than the hands who were picking in the
same field. ] heartily !naorse the ma
shine as o grand success. @ j. w. Fox.
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Waco. Texas. Dec. 2.

Waco, Texas, Dec. 8, 1891.
We, the undersigned, saw the Lone
Star 90 ton Picking Machine at work in
q field near Waco on Dec. LIST, 1891. and
we carefully compared the work done by
it with tho work done by hand In the
cnine left Iess cotton behind it than was
left by those picking by hand, and that
it picked cleaner cotton than the hand
picked cotton.
(Signed) HuGH L. McELRoY,
Agt. Atwood Violet Co., New Orleans.
A. P. DITTLER,
Cotton Buyer, Liverpool Syndicate.
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/ MAINE TOWNS.
Items of Interest Gathered by Cores
pondents of the Press.


At the annual meeting of Bridgton
Center Village Corporation, held Mon
day evening, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
Assessors-Isaac Webb, Micajah Gleason,
Elkanah A. Iittleiield.
Treasurer, z. Bennett.
Clerk-HarryC q. Gibbs.
Engineers-CharleS Is. Gibbs, Isaiah S, Webb,
Minot Lord.
Oriental Lodge of Masons in BODY to
the number of twenty-five attended the
funeral of DR.. Wilson of Waterford last
Sunday afternoon, acting as escort to
Mt. Tirem Lodge of that place, of which
the deceased was worthy member.
Arthur Noone has sold his fine resi-
dence on Fowler street to Mr.. Walker of
Lowell, who will occupy the same at
once.
MI. Foster, one of the proprietors of
the mills at South Bridgton, broke both
bones of one leg below the knee by get
ting caught in the, machinery one day
last week.
The ice in Long lake is very thin and
weak. and must break up very soon, this
week probably.
The Passion Play by Rev. Mr.. Lewis
Monday evening was listened to by the
largest audience Of the season, and was
the most interesting entertainment
Paris.
SOUTH PARIS.
". K. Kimball Post have engaged L.
T. Carlton, ESQ.,, of Winthrop for Memo
rial day. The Grafton will be delivered
at South Paris this year,
Thomas Keough, workman at the
factory, died suddenly after two or three
days sickness with kidney trouble.
Miss M. Emma Perkins, one of Paris's
most successful teachers, was united in
marriage with Rev. Nelson r. Pearson of
Camden last Monday evening. Rev. Syl-
vester Wentworth, presiding elder of
Eastern Maine conference, performed
the marriage ceremony.
The Methodist Sabbath school is well
attended. They have elected for officers
for this year:
Observation-Disclosures Z. Morse
J.ibrarian-E. H. Marshall.
Assistant Librarian-Miss Lizzie E. Leach.
S. NJ. King will sell the Hall machine
this year to Paris farmers.
S. K. Tribow of Bucksport is here
looking after stand which he bought
last season.
There will be Easter services at the
Congregational church next Sunday eve
ming.
The sled factory have nearly full
crew at work.
A woman's relief corps was organized
by Mrs. Hebron Mayhem, president of
the Woman's Relief Corps of Maine. The
officers installed:
President-Mrs E. M. Curtis.
Secretary-Mrs. Lena A. Porter.
Treasurer-Niss Abbie A. Swan.
Chaplain-Mrs. Lydia Rounds.
DirecSor-Mrs. Carrie Ha thaway.
Past President-Mrs. Lillian Shaw.
Guardians. Kate Stuart.
The corps starts with twenty members
with others to join.
Rev. Thomas Whitesides is attending
the conference at Augusta and the
church will be closed next Sabbath.
More bicycles this year than ever.
Senrsport.
A party of Is came to this place Sun
| day by special steamer from Vinalhaven
to inspect the steamer building here for
the RoclSland and Vinalhaven route.
| E. b. Sheldon has gone to Washington,
D. c., where he has secured position in
the Patent Office.
The salmon fishermen are having un-
usually good luck.
The young men are to give ball and
concert at Union Hall, Tuesday even
ing.
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EOR SALE OR LEAsED-Arlington street,
Il Woodfords, large eommodious house. ten
rooms, beautifully located. all modern improve
possession, easy terms, owner out Of state. OBJ
portunity OF life time. N. S. GARDINER. No.
185 Middle street. Ib-1
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WANTED.

To travel In Maine and New Hamp.
shire, a young man thoroughly ae.
quainted with the Steam and Plumb.
ing business. None other need apply,
Address with references, and salary
required, p. 0. Box 2644, Boston,
Mass.
apr14 3tx
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WANTED Copying to do; work done at
w short notice and very reasonable ter1as
Call at room /. 1761a Middle ST., city, between
8 a. m. ana IL m. and and D. m. 1871
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Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed (: Castoria!
Baby cried,

About What She Was.
Mr.. Nicefello--Tell me what music you love,
and I'll tell you what you are.
Sweet Grill love "Troyatore," and Com
Annie Rooney and 'Dinorah," and Maggie
Murphy and "Sonnambnla,n and s'Aida," and
most everything. Now, what am I?
Mr.. Nicefellow latter pulling for some mo-
ments) You are dear little angel.-Exchange
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MAINE SEASHORE.

NOR SALE OR TO LETT, furnished, "The
IL Brambles," the sunny residence of the late
Judge Goddard, at Falmouth Foreside, Casco
Bay, five miles out of Portland, Me-. large
house with broad pizzas, 16 large rooms, II open
stands on high land close to tine water, COM
mands beautiful views on every side, good boat
ing and bathing two miles frttm steam cars.
eight minutes from boat House and one acre
of land So, 900, more land can be purchased if
desired. Rent for the season $3.50. Apply to
BENJAMIN SHAW, 511a Exchange st.
april deod6t
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HOUSE WANTED-A Gentlemen and his
Ia wife, without children, wish to hire
whole house west of High st. Address
HOUSE" T. Q. box 1884. stating location and
rent. Possession to be given at once 13-1
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w reporters to send 10 cents for our re-
porter package, needed by everyone in the bust
ness. NO humbug. Money refunded if not as
represented. REPORTERS BUREAU, Box
1884, Portland Me. isl
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BOARD.
ANNUAL MEETING.

;, The Annual Meeting of the stockholders of
ths, Phillips and Rangeley Railroad Company
Rrailroad Company, Portland, Me-, on Wednes-
day, April 10th, at 10 o'clock q. M, to act upon
the following articles:
TO hear the report of the Treasurer and act
thereon
To elect Directors for the ensuing year.
To act upon any other business that may
come before the meeting
hips dow
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-15

WTANTED-AH persons in want of trunks or
w bags to call at E. d. REYNOLDS, $50
and 558 Congress street, corner of Oak; as we
manufacture our goods, and can therefore give
you bottom prices; trunks repaired; open
evenings until 8. 12-1
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Ma,>&<,M.se!1,,,

This Monarch Of Health and r.
of Blood Purifiers has been sold
seven years under guarantee OF
cure no pay, and not one single bottle
has been returned. What other remedy
can show such record? Ask for Kings
SarsaparEila, and take no other; it cures
when ail else fails.
KING MANUFACTURING CO..
Bridgton, Me.
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WANTED.

WANTED-To loan $40, 500, $50. $50, 800
w to $4,000, in city and vicinity, on filrni-
ture, pianos, organs, libraries, horses carriages,
diamonds, watches, I'd mortgages, notes and
pay off furniture leases; business confidential.
PORTLAND COLLATERAL LOAN CO., 1856
Middle street, room 6. second floor. al
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lot 80 dozen Foster Hook Lacng Kids i'm shades
of tan and slate all sizes, AT ONLY rs CENTS PAIR
Regular price of this lot $1.25 pair.
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NTANTED-A nurse girl who is willing to
" make herself useful, Inquire room 6,
1856 Middle street. 141
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WANTED-Tot take Doarders by the day or
" week. Dinners 25c, BLANCHARD
HOUSE, on Free st. G. G. Davis, PROP.
Rooms to let by the day or week at various
prices 12-1
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Eminent specialist-Yes Madame, your hus.
band is suffering from temporary alteration.
due to over-work. The form Of his mania is
quite common.
Wife-Yes; he insists that he is Million
naire."
hun red dollars for my advice. Well have to
humor him, you know.-Harper's Bazaar.
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WANTED Immediately first class machine
wv hand, good pay and steady employment
to the right person. CONISH BROS, 249 Mid
die ST., Portland Me. 12-1
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lot, dozen only, "Alexandre" button lengt
Suede Gloves, Opera Shades, ONLY rs CENTS PAIR.
Regular price of this lot $2.25 pair.
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-15

lot 6 dozen only 'Alexandre'' button real Kids
Opera Shades, nearly all Sizes ONLY IS CENTS PAIR,
Regular price of this lot s1.75 pair.
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lot 16 dozen button Kids, shades of brown only
full line of sizes, at only IS CENTS PAIR.
Regular price of this lot $3.50 pair.
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These JOBS will be shown on our SILK COUNTER
near the elevator and i'm consequence of the EXTREME
LY Low PRICES and the rush of Easter trade we
attempt to fit them.
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WANTED A girl to do general homework
w in family Of two. Apply to MRS. o. NJ.
LORD, $50 Danforth street. 15-1
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"ANTED-PortIand Gas Co. stock. Ad
w dress, giving price, A. B. c., Press
Office. Ill
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NOR SALE-m Deering. three elegant
IL house lots, always dry, two minutes walk
from electric cars. One IL, 900 feet, $3.50; one
5000 feet, $500; one $4,000. feet, $3.50. The
best trade in the county. A. G. LIBBY, 42Aa
Exchange street. 14-1
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EIOR SALE-House No. 14Avon St. contain
ing nine rooms all in good order, nice lot,
fine location and sunny exposure viii be sold
on easy terms of payment and immediate pos
session given. Apply to JOHNF PROCTOR,
Centennial Block 1871
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-15

In addition to regular line of Fine Real Kid Gloves
we offer to-day several SPECIAL BARGAINS at SENSA
TIONAL PRICES
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STATE TOPICS OF INTEREST.

Attorney General Littlefeld has been
petitioned for writ of mandamus to
compel the two branches of the Lewiston
city government to meet in joint con-
vention. Able counsel has been engaged
by the petitioners.
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-15

W7ANTED-The public to know that make
w speciality Of dress suits and overcoats.
I guarantee every fit and only the best of
trimmings used in making garments. $500 to
$1,000 you can save on suit NJ Nd. HANSEN
tailor, SOP Congress ST., Portland, Me. 25-4
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DICTURES! PICTURES! Those in want of
u good picture, for a small amount of money
would do well to call on us. Pictures framed,
Plush goods and albums skates and skate
straps. T. D. REYNOLDS, Cor. Oak and Con-
gresS streets. 12-1
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ughtful Pupil-About PAS, 900 miles.

Insisting on accuracy.
Teacher What is the distance from here to
the moon?
Thoughtful Pupil-About 24S, 900 miles.
Haven't told you time and again, Johnny
Pepperil that the distance from the eartll'S sur
face to the moon is a little less than 240, 900
s'Yes'm, and you told us little while ago that
it was night in China and that the moon was
shining on China this minute"
Certainly"
ssWel amt it 5000 miles from here to China?'
Chicago Tribune.
81 have taken Ath-lo-pho-ros for rheumatism,
and it has been the means of selling more than
SO bottles.'-B. C. A. Pingree, Norway, Maine
Aug. 1, 1891.
Necessary to Hurry.
where tonight?"
at am going to congratulate Miss Beaufort?''
whats your rush? The engagement didn't
come out till this morning."
g! know it; but want to call before it Is
broken."-Life.
Young women, who complain of languor and
Joss of appetite, need Ayers Sarsaparilla.
AS Described by an Observer.
Attorney Cross-examining witness OF the
brightly at the time?
Witness-It was.
"You are perfectly familiar with the appear
ance of the moon, are you?"
YES, sr.''
Can tell a moon as far as you can see it, can
you?"
81 think can"
Ever see the man In the moon?"
Eve seen what they call the man In the
moon.'
"Often?"
"Many time"
'What does he look like?''
"'Well, to tell you the TRUTH he looks like a
| little, two-for-a-cent, one-horse lawyer."-Ex-
change.
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-15

The bald and gray will find sure remedy In
Halls Hair Remover.
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WANTED-A cook ats GRAY STREET.
w 13-tf

VOUNG WOMAN wANTED-Wanted be-
n fore May 1st. competent young woman
to take care of child of three years. Good pay
and pleasant home. Address with age and
references, 271 Western Promedade, Portland,
Me. 1871
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DROvIDENT Aid Society Of Portland, Me.
Il Lowest cost Life Insurance; unimpaired
reserve fund in state treasury relatively largest
management; only 90 single assessments total
since 1885. Agent wanted, previous experience
not necessary. Correspondence invited. 26-S
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TAUTION-Ladies beware Of the many
" worthless substitutes of Flora A. Jones'
famous Blush of Roses. Get the genuine article.
Price % cents. Take no substitute. YOUR
DRUGGIST. Ill
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ESOR SALE.-Beach wagon, with two seats.
IL Inquire at FOREST CITY DYE HOUSE,
IS Preble street. 1871