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Cnropcan Anperr9ements.
COMFORTING.
EHDS'S COCOA.

BKiAhFASr.-"By thorough know ledge Of tho
laws which govern the operation, OF digestion
nutrition. and b, car fu app i'aon Of tn me proper
OF Well-ecctrd Cocoa, air. Epps pso. idId
tables WITH dcicaJlt Favored DcNc when
ma many heavy doct,t- bnis. 1t l., 10y
q such articles 81 diet that
be gradually butt up until strong enough 10 resi,
tendency to fclsc Humid r-i Of subtle m3.adlc,
are roang around u re0dy ~ attack wherever there
q weak point We may escape many fatal shaft by
Keeping ourselves w'll fortified with pure blood ana .
proie y nourl-hcd frame '-tivil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water milk. Sold
IN half. Mound tins by grocer. labelled thus JAMES
EPpS & CO. Homr o,at ic Chemists. London. England
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C10 REWARD.-Lost in front Of Broadway door OF
Civ Firth Avenue Theatre. n glass made by
Chevsicr Paris in plain black leather case nndcr may
keep money In the case. Return 70 Lexington
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CAvAAN ACADEMY. Canaan Conn.Inone Tor na AK.
ward bows speciality. For particulars. addre' us hecD..
I, EIfHoLD INSTITUTE. Freehold. y. J. 18th year;
College preparation sp,cishy. businesL h!sh "noo'
.f,T tIa I.or
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Miscellaneous.
Daneinn Academies.
4 LEXANDEK MACGREGDK'S Mcnicl,snhn Rooms.
"A los West J5h.~t private lessons and c1~-es In
dancing. Soc circulars.
CcarlJers.

0calljers.
4 ,r.s,l 80 i'i'iI tG,o~. professors. rachers
n :overncs.es etc. all OF learning CIR.
good rcc0!nnicu.d ~ acats. MIRIAM
tOYI.IEI.f Book Boiling. 100 FfE-ayr. 10th ~
a MEXICAN And FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Profn>s>. Teachers. T.tor, Goycrno,ses.
Sc. Colleges. schools aud Families. Appv TO
MRS. NJ j. YOrNG.FrLTON - Union Square.
ID FSr TEACHEl>.-Nl hanchc- alGi PLACES nlled
- Circular. -chool,. city or county, p,rnt, free.
Union school Bur.au kEi;H III NS>OON w l4th--t.
Mo, rII ard PHYSICAL. CULTURE.
II tla-s private Instruction. Mrs MARTIN,
Hotel Brockhost lOi West S5th.-t.. New-York City.
IrNGLISH BRANCHES CLASHES. German ami French
IL grammar and con, ration al pnpl~ rrsd"ncc or
,'hoo by Au,rr,n COLLEGE graduate" has also studied
abroad cNI" r'rnced t. teaching; moderate. NJ,
I.oN !. Tribun" tpt'wn Once. Ia: broadway
- TPEHtOK IEN HERS supplied free Large ficlliues
- Bu.'ne confidential Positions rrn -h,l. H. = X Ef-
LO,G MGR, =. y Educational IIurrau. ~ E?tn--t Ny.
gp IIOIOuGlI German teacher. with French VIII In.
j struct part Of day; school or family. MODERATE.
nj broadway.
WANTED
w Gentleman specialist d, leave city: chemistry. phys
oogy. Anoth'f physical culture. music, military drll.
Young good discplinaiiaD, primary branches. city
position commercial teachers t.or-. LADY. yocalIt
piano. general history: nine hundr d. MIRIAM coy
fIERE'S AGENCY. Book building $50 ith.a,".
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20 +. NJ. duly. cNerIt sunday
NJ EW .lIAVEN-FARE 75c.-Excursion good
~ daynl. - -. Magnificent twln-scrrw steel
,r.mer chart Peck The Flyer, fastest steamer
Long Islzsd Sound and steamer "Continental' leave
Pier 25. T.. H. daily SUNDAY excepted at p. and
ford do sprnsnc!d and the Ncrth Through ticSets ami
baggage checked at 81! Broadway. n. y. aud Cours
&C., brooklyn.
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Gelp Wanteo

- ,,,S,, ~, go ,nvrpTIsIyG SOLICITOR (toth
solicit and to engage assstahis), W." e'P
ON trade or Technical papers TO take rron'"'"
New.Yora and vicinity. for Journal OF higheS'
long established and vita good patronage; pe''"-
, ,,..,e,asut pos.ion high pay for the right nS''
Give references and experience. A. A. A'
Tribune Uptown once, l,.42 BrosdwSys
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Mem pnblirations.


ny WAITER PHELPS DODGE. ,,.r, a,
,rtts hook has annexed new DOMAIN W WIG A'eN
TIC '"o'' '-' PRESS COMMENTS. A.. -o.,o. NJ
.xy,i,er phelps l. the wiltrr anu ".
us, 60 tho publishers Of dainty Dook wneIe Liam
United TIi,FE GREEK TAILS Inc sgoilrs ar blows
i,,r. and inter- and the air OF ou aIfe
rouch Tho ho.ly sentences. III mctnod anu ,,dnn.i
ihrougn IN neasing variation nom the conNentioh"
" Y. Recodef. - ,., ron,etentIous gracefully
,,d stores that almost all classes OF retucs WI" '"O'
" vo'nr author could hardly have more ausPrr cos
,,,dr?,,on 70 the public this small volume gives
N. V Telegram. ,, .,rorN v Press.
nv the author (teady u, NpT"'
AS IUE GROW f!.ifS,,.,
GE). VI. ALLEN COMpAN,r, vor,,
RO,DwhY COTNEI: 2lSr->T, NEWhOI.N.
sVTUE COUSIN OF TIE KING"
A STARTLING ROMANCE OF METROPOLITAN
GREAT PRIZE STORY IN
TALES FROM TOWN TOPICS.
MARCH 40. q JUST OUT "A can't,
r n.w. and hook dralris for 1t. or send P'c' ~ o'
M" 10 TOWN TOPICS - West -od.st,' ~ l.
O.C,-Kingsley's Westward llo, HypaIla'
20 Yeast Alton Locke Iercward scarlet E cSs.
mole Tors abin. Camille. 1ha!s NleHchc'a" N''c'
nailed PRATT, 1oj 1a'ave.
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STEAMBOATS,.
NOR WITCH LINE.

Fares reduced, TO NEW.LONDON, SlUO, NORWICH
si2,; woEcEslAit. 800; BOSTON. 500 Core
ier 40 North River next pier above Dcsbr0sses htrost
Ecrryl. daiy. SUNDAYS excspted at 90 r. n.
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STOMINGT0N LINE.

FAHE.s REDUCED To BOSTON, PROVIDENCE
WORCESTER sni all Eassrn Points. INSIDE koulE.
leave Pier 20. y. H.. block above Canal-,t at
i, 30 l.. VI. duly. except sunday.
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Professional.

SClENTlFlC ana Face given IN ladies' NJ ,hsr
- e,dence by rio Gus. y competent maisnes haHin.
stadica aoioaa; highest medical authority gyen terms
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~ Tiii. CA,ILE NEW.LOC VEI.fE. y. Y.
FRANK :. ROBERTS. Principal
y Tor Boys. Rest sanitary appointments. SrAm hc,s
everywhere stcan.hcstsd swinmin: tank j. Wilson A n
n, M HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. worc"..er
/ Mas .7u, war. Classical Scientific Business Pr
,afr. !. \. SHAW, \. NJ. Head Master
For Both Seyes-Coun'ry.
L, ASTMAN 81 SlNt-ss CoLLt''t Poug ikeepsie ny
IOpon ali the Thorough instruction In Boosksrpns
BANKING Law. Pcnmanship. Core Tondnce.
Arithmetic Sc. Tcesrphy St'no, Apply. Typew riding Sc
Busnes. supplied tn competent assistant o. short
notice No charge furnished send for ctcPgs
For Young Ladics-Country.
IIOME BOARDING school. cd Bridge y. J.-Es-
IL abishcI 1886. 900 for entire ycar Ages 70 10.
- uMNrR 3, nooI..-A ldy wiz, c,mI.,'rt teachers
fined suburb within hours = Nv >orN VIII also Re-
YOU lad ia hrs horn pr the Tn summer months
Highest rfrcucr given. Address P;IN, lPAI. Tribune
ONCE.
ct ,GvI.s school. roR Girls. Albany. ". Y.
- Under me- direction u B-nop Doan-. Choice Of Four
Of study hor lraiulton. special studies may b.
tlkrn the HLrNa'd 'pur-r Tor W h'n. For Catalogue
addrc,- Mis-, l.. ". IIoyd Principal.
Miscellaneous.
~ BOTANICAL DRAWING. ME- HNTiCS. MINING,
Nl PR0sPEcTING. ARITHMETIC. ETC.
To begi stud ned on how "a read and writ.
Wur ~ ttfl. t'rul"'. giving oil particulars, 10
The sonfcn'c School ~ Mr'h1n!cs scranton Pa
NAVAL EXrLDlIloN iok BOYS
~ To TnE WOELD'~ FAIR.
Arpy for Circular tn the Superintendent and Faculty. ot
It. John, Mi!.iry school. MsnliuN. y; y 100 ioys
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Ocean 9teamers.

AMERICAN LINE.
NETWORK. SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON
EVERY SATURDAY.
Paris, March II, IL noon. lNew.York May 90,
Berlin March 10, o q. m Chester, May 81, D. n
New.YOrk, Marh %, noon. Paris. June 3. g. D.
Chester, April 1, y. m Berlin: June 10, 2 80 D.
Paris, April g. 10 q. M Srw-fork June IL, g. %.
Berlin April Is y. Chester, June "a, 80 D. n
New. YORK. April 81, 10 a. M. Paris. July ], a. m
Chester, April %. ?. M Berlin July 9, i p. n
Paris, May q. o. M Ncw-fork. July 10, q. n,
Berlin. May 49, .. e. lChestcr. July %, l D. u.
From Pier -, n. r.. foot of Chrstopherse
Shortest and most convenient route TO London.
Passengers land at Impress Dock, avoiding incoa.
ycnicnce and exposure OF transfer by tender.
First Cabin passage 70 Southampton London: or HsyN
$50 and upward according To steamer and location q
room Second Cabin. s3j and $40.
Storage at Low Rates.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
General Agents, No. @ Bowling Green. Ncw.Yok
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For Roth SeXee-City.

For BOTH oeAed-OiV' -.,.
a FRENCH ACADEMY. sj5 Br.@iway tDon,suc
A Finding. Hon. r. BERGER, OF PariS, director
rrnrh tuition pupils pay each lesson anu mus ci.'
be deceived by humbug dNoti-cnens daily con>ef'A'
classes, IOc
- SINESS Edo AXIOM -BooAkc"pine, wiring ar,v"
Is mrc corrc-ppndence spelling. st"h"-rip1N, NP'".
Ing. Ladies plrtmrnt Private instruction gay .v
nc ali sumner Tainr~ Business College. " b.NfIy'
cor Canal i. uptown. 100 West 3i;h-t cor BnDidway.
II EtNCu WITH OF: WITHOUT MAS Ell by
ii D. Ritz Most actica couror lor sen, e.
lion club, or SCHOOLS. Vol 81 hrftiI 20" Hiau. .'I
U,UE DEEIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGC AGlS,
i Madi.ol squat. (,o 25ti-st. ana "ay)
Branch-- in principal Anrric and Ii"p-sh ci,ic'
New tenn begins now.
Musical Instruction.
~ TW.YORK COLLEGE OF MUSIC.
~ l.. ard 100 Fast jsth->t. r,o.,,,
ALEXANDER LAMBERT -----. Di'u ,
ban .lea OF music tiught. students ''' 'i'''
at any time: : nd f,r descriptive Catalogue. -----
{, rMMrD Sc HOOL OF THE METROPOLITAN COL:
- LEGE on MUSlC.-Open, July ISL. 1873. boara.ns
81 omnlodatlons. All aiNanagc- OF IN" regular SEASON
retained Dudley Buck Pr.>'t Albert Toss far~on' vice.
Pr IT. Addr,., IL W GREENE. SEQ. AMI Treas" -
10 and 81 East Nth -. New-f YORK y. l.
Art Schools.
w NJ ANNA KAISER,
] i5b LcNing ton-avc
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jn5IrutIlon.

For BOYS and Young Men-Ctty.
OOKKt.I.rING siunOgrapny. DpcwIItihs, 49,.
ID ouchly day evening; situauons ~
Adde's Sew.iork BGsin"ss Coiirse. l.otn.st.. " l.
-, EwyOKk BUSINESS COLLEGE. 18th n T.
N All brlnchrs; day or evening"; SAI
df.,s CLEMENT L. GAINES, Mount MOTIFS DsnA - =
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR school,. - west oOShS|-
u All drrn ents. Hr,rdng pupil, reeiyeo. n. n
Elmer T.. Phillips. A. NJ :" I. nc1urchsoo :. -. -.
Wan NORMAN INST FOUNDED boz.
e. E. cor. OF West Enda'e. ana 4 iIse>o,u.S
' - W. Principal Nine. VAN NORMAN
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Rovs and Young Mcn-.Country.

w Nj ANNA KAISER,
! 80 IcNng Ton .lv
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FLORIDA,
NASSAU, JAMAICA,
Mlnsir ano Mluslral @nstrulneuts.

.AS ASSORTMENT OF SECONDHAND GRAND.
Hpssht ahI square fano, Of our make In perfsct CON.
Gton ana fully warranted also number OF second hand
F'Anos VI "h,, n,ehsncnt makers NJ low prices
WM. kNABE e. Co
Iss 9TH Ave" ncnr ?0th ~. Ncw.YorL
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PERSONAL.


Senator Frye will deliver the eulogy on
Mr.. Blaine for the city of Boston May Sd
in fremont Temple.
Patrolman Emery has been assigned to
duty as night turnkey at the police sta
ton. Patrolman Mccormack, who has
been on duty there for some time, goes
back to his beat.
Clerk of Courts Stone is afflicted with
a severe cold that has settled into a
hoarseness much like that with which
Deputy Clerk Libby has suffered for a
long time.
Mr.. Hugh Thompson, who for the past
ten years has been the efficient mate of
the steamer State Of Maine, has accepted
the position of pilot on the steamer Tre-
mont.
Miss Marion Dow, daughter Of Col. F.
N. Dow Of this city, has been elected
treasurer of the Smith College Athletic
Association.
Of the sixty men who will take part in
the Bowdoin athletic exhibition next
Tuesday evening nearly dozen are Port
land boys. Dyer of the Bowdoin Medi-
cal School, instructor in the Portland
Athletic Club, will take prominent
part.
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For additional Local News see
Fifth Page.
BRIEF JoTTINos.


Yesterday was bright in the early
morning and then cloudy and damp with
a southerly wind.
United States steamers Dallas and
Woodbury. are in the harbor.
Schooner Exchange brought $500 live
Holsters to market yesterday.
Seats for the Bowdoin Athletic Asso-
citation exhibition are now on sale at
Stockbridge's.
Mr.. Charles E. Jackson will lecture be-
fore the Camera club at the Art club
rooms this evening on Photography. ALI
persons interested in Photographic work
are invited to be present.
The Beecher club will meet Thursday
afternoon with Miss Charlotte Thomas,
Danforth street.
The Second Parish church have So
cial at Mr.. Days, No. 107 Franklin street
tonight.
The gentlemen of the Church of the
Messiah will give a supper and enter
tainment in the vestry this evening at
0.oU o CLOCK.
Una Encampment, No. 46, I. o. o. f.,
confer the Golden Rule degree on one
candidate tomorrow evening. Every
member is requested to be present
Warden Cushman seized six boxes of
short Holsters at the steamer Enterprise
upon her arrival from Boothbay.
Representatives of the Portland COM
panies of the Maine militia have been
making visits to Westbrook and Stroud
water the past few days in quest of sui
table grounds for the rifle range.
The steamer Portland of the Portland
Steam Packet Company, is about ready
to go on the route. She has been thor
oughly overhauled and painted and
cleaned during the past few weeks and
is in excellent condition for the public
travel.
On the older forms of terra-cotta roof
Ing tiles, and a curious Aino toy, are two
papers by Prof. Edward S. Morse, re-
printed from the Essex Institute Bulle-
tin. Like everything from his pen, they
are valuable and interesting, and will be
especially priced by his Portland
friends
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Spring Flowers.

A snow drop was in bloom atDr. File
browns, near Congress Square, this
morning. Last year the first appeared
February oath. The earliest date have
is February 9th in 1890, and the latest
March 20, 1885. So wide a range shows
that it is not a good index of the season,
but it shows how early the snow melts
and gives them chance, and when the
first batch Of sunny days come.
ADAM NEWBEGIN.
March 14th.
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SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Lord Reelected Superintendent
at the Same Salary.
appointment of Supervisors - Standing
Committees Selected for the Year.

appointment of Supervisors - Standing
Committees Selected for the Year.
A special meeting of the school board
was held last evening, it being the first
one Of the municipal year, for organiza-
ton. The board is the same as last year,
except that Geo. H. Allan, Esq. take the
place of Mr.. Webb, from Ward Z. The
entire board were present.
On motion of MI. Bradley Mr.. Orlando
NJ. Lord was reelected superintendent
of schools for the coming year.
| On motion of Mr.. Brownson the salary
of Mr.. Lord was unanimously fixed the
same as last year.
The following standing committees
were chosen for the coming year:
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Text Books and Course of Studies-Messrs.
Brownsen Thompson and Mcdonald.
Examination of Observation-Disclosures. Bradley,
MCGOWAN and Allan.
Estimates and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Blake,
Bradley and MCGOWAN.
Rules and observation-disclosures. Blake, Nc
Instruction and Discipline in the High School
The Committee. Mr.. Brownson, Chairman.
ScLOOIEUOlS dIlu nGpdliS--ulCoolo D. NlSCNoWdii,
Thompson and Allan
Drawing and Penmanship-Messrs. Nc
Donald, Blake and Bradley
Musical Observation-Disclosures. Thompson, Nc
Gowan and Allan.
Special Committee. School for the Deaf--T he
Chairman, MessrS. Thompson and Blake.
The following supervisors were APP
pointed for the year:
SUPERVISORS.
High Soho ol-The Committee, MI. Brownson,
Chairman.
Smaller School-Messrs. Blake and MCGOWAN.
North School-Messrs. MCGOWAN, Brownson
Jackson school--Messrs. Thompson and Nc
Donald.
Butler School-Messrs. Bradley and Allan.
Center Street Grammar and kindergarten
Mr.. Mcdonald.
West School-Nr. Allan.
Primary No. Mr.. Blake.
Primary No. 2-Mr. BrownSon.
| Fl Primary No. 3-Mr. McGowan.
Primary No. 4.-Mr. Mcdonald.
Primary No. 5-Spring street practice
SchoOD-The Committee. Mr. Bradley, Chair
man.
Primary No. e-Mr. Bradley.
Primary No. 7-Dr. Thompson.
Primary No S-Mr. Allan.
Primary No. 9-Dr. Thompson.
Island Schools-Mr. Blake.
Evening School-Mr. Allan.
Adjourned.
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Mrs. wina;ow's Soothing Syrup has been
used over Fifty Years by millions Of mothers
for their children while Teething, with perfect
success 1t soothes the child, softens the
Gums, allays Pain, cures Wind Colo. regulates
the bowels, and is the best remedy for Diar
rhaa, whether arising from teething or other
causes. For sale by Druggists in every part Of
the world Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup. 25c. a bottle.
febSMW&F&w1y
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when Baby was sick, we gave her CAstoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Bliss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, size gave them Castoria
dec11 eod&w1y
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Epworth League.

The following officers were elected by
the Epworth League of the West End M.
E. church to serve for the ensuing year
President-W. s. McGeoch.
First Vice President-A. A. Berry.
Second Vice President-Mabel Moody.
Third Vice President-C. G. Garland.
Fourth Vice Presldent-Delcina Emerson.
Seeretary-Alice Folsom.
Treasurer-E. F. Libby.
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When you feel general lassitude and break
ing down of the system, Angostura Bitters will
work a wonderful change. DR.. J. G. B. Siegert
& Sons MFRS. At all druggists.
Marl3 MW&F&w1w
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OUR WATER RATES.
The Hearing on the Great Case
Begins.
JUDGES FOSTER AND PETERS ARE
THE REFEREES.

Seth L. Larrabee, Esq, of the Counsel for
the Water Commission, Makes the
Opening Argument = An Interesting
Statement of the Relations of the City
and the Water Company.
In the Supreme Court yesterday fore
noon the long expected hearing began on
the case of the Portland Water Commits
sioners against the Portland Company.
Although the case is one of the highest
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that the
~ subscriber has been duly appointed and
taken upon herself the trust of Administra-
trix of the estate of
JAMES M. SOMMERS, late of Portland,
in the County Of Cumberland. deceased, and
given bonds as the law directs All persons
having demands upon the estate of said de-
ceased, are required to exhibit. the same,
and all persons indebted to said estate ar6
called upon to make payment to
SUSAN j. SOMMERS, Admir-.
Portland, March 18th, 1898.
mar15 d1aw3wWs
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DREADFUL PSORIASIS
Covering Entire Body with White Scales,
Suffering Fearful. Cured by Cuti-
cura.

MY disease (psoriasis) first broke out on my
left cheek, spreading across my nose and al
nd 6e afraid wonG my se
eyesight altogether. Itspread all over my head,
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Cuticura Resolvent

The new Blood Purifier, internally Ito cleanse
nleuts) and CUTIoURA, the great Skin Cure,
and CUT1cURA SOAR. an exquisite Skin Beanti-
fer externally ito clear the skin and scalp and
restore the hair). have cured thousands Of cases
where the shedding of scales measured quart
daily the skin cracked. bleeding, burning and
itching almost beyond endurance, hair lifeless
or all gone, suffering terrible. What other
remedies have made such cures?
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and my hair all feH out, Until
I was entirely bald-headed ; it
then broke out on my arms
and shoulders, until my arms
were Just one sore. 1t covered
my entire body, my face, head,
and shoulders being the worst.
The white scabs fell constant
" from my head, shoulders,
and arms; the skin would
thicken and be red and very
itchy. and would crack and
bleed If scratched. After
spending many hundreds of
dollars, 1 was pronounced in
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THE PRESS.
TODAY
ADVERTISEMENTS I
NEW
City Hall.

New Wants. To Let, For Sale, Lost, Found
and similar advertisements will be found under
heir appropriate heads on Page 6.
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orrohIa T heard OF Gnt CUTICUKA ,
and alter using two bottles CUTIcUaA REsoL
s VENT could see change and after d9ed had had
oYr bottles liz was So a0s of 'efsH
R REsn one box of CUTIcURA. and one
naEe ~ CIyTIcURA Soar, 1 was cured of the
dreadful disease from which aad snered b iof
T 7 snf fe before using the REMEDIES. They
saved so my life. and feel 1t my duty to recon-
mend them. MY hair is restored as good as
ever and SO is my eyesight.
MRs. ROSA KELLY, Rockwell City. Iowa.
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Sold everywhere Price. CUTICURA. SOC. /;
SOAP 25c.; REsoLvENT ST. Prepared by the
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION,
Boston.
nzg-Send for GLOW to Cure Skin Diseases"
81 pages, so illustrations, and 100 testimonials
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NlaEPLES, black-heads, red, rough. chapped
rim and oily skin cured by CUTIcURA SOAP.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-18
A CRANK AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
She Is queen Victoria" and Wi shed
to See the President.
From the Philadelphia Record.


Washington d. c., Nov. l5.-A woman,
fairly well dressed, and wearing a pecu-
liar turban that bob0ed from side to side
with the naughty movements Of her head.
appeared at the White House this morn
ing, accompanied by small blanketed
dog. When the policemen at the White
House entrance objected to the dogs en-
trance there was an exhibition of queenly
rage.
81 wish to see the President" said the
visitor.
He is not in town." said one of the
policemen.
pardon me, but the newspapers state
that he has moved in from his country
estate.n
But he's not here to-day" was the
answer.
You may tell the President" she SAID
rs she turned toward the door. that ]
have been here. Tell him that Queen
tlctoria called, and that She will continu,
call daily until she gains an audience.
and the little woman whisked away