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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-15
ORDERS OF mn DAY.


On motion OF Mr.. Lane of Augusta the
Iiouse recohsiuereu 'he vote whereby thc
House passed To Dc engrosseh House doeu-
nent NO. 3Vi ana on n.otion OF the same
gentleman this o'il was laid on the table.
On motion OF Mr.. Sprague of Monson
the majority and minority reports OF the
Judiciary committee relating To municipal
suffrage ior women WAS takrn from the
table anu assigned Tor thursday Mt the end
OF inc morning honr.
TN motion OF Mr.. Adams OF Bangor,
House document No. i?o' resolve IN favor
OF the STATE retorm schooi was taken from
the table and passed to be engrossed.
TN motion OF MT. Marston OF Skow-
iiegan, House document NO. ~, steam
boat inspection service IN inland waters,
was taken from the table, the vote whereby
TINS Dill was passed to be engrossed recon
sldered, amendments a anh Is adopted. and
the bill passed to be engrossed ~ amended.
On motion OF Mr.. Twitchell OF Bath,
House document No. li6 was taken from
the table and re-assigned Tor FRIDAY OF this
week.
on motion OF MT. fowers OF Honlton'
bill, taxation Of loan trust ana banking cor
porations' was re-assigned for Friday OF this
week.
Tn motion OF Mr.. Parker OF Danforth,
the motion to reconsider the vote whereby
majority report OF committee on ways and
bridges was refused acceptance, was re-
| assigned for Thursday morning.
On motion OF Mr.. Parker OF Danfor'il,
bill, PeDobscot Dam and improvement Co,
was tabled and assigned for Friday OF this
week.
Bill relating to ways in Incorporated
places on motion of Mr. Marston of Skow-
hogan was lad on the table.
BIZ, Sebois Dam CO.. pending the adop-
ton of House amendment A, which is
| House document 1876. On motion of Mt.
Coffin of Bangor the bill was laid on the
table
Bill relating to naturalization of foreign
crs- On motion of Mr.. Higgins the bill
was tabled and assigned for Tuesday of
next week.
Bill, notaries public, protests, days Of
slaGei FL, W n,1,,op n,1,' Oh Ar Lane o' Augusta
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II troai,ls-s the sinner aati iroshls= the saia:.
ii'-a trpi1b s-oiae. trying ard Ea$ts complaint.
Don't think ii ins1rr5hie: tell Yon it amt.
Excuse the grammar; its the truth ] m
after, " neither grammsticzlly or ungrammaf-
icaliy toId The trutb is, that catarrh can
be curei. The proprietors of Dr. Sage's
Catarrh remedy offer $500 for an incurable
case of Catarrh in the Head.
TUX SYMPTOMS oF CsrAERH--Iieadache,
obstruction of Nose, discharges falling into
the throat, sometimes profuse, watery and
acrid. st oti,erss thick. tenacious. mucous,
purulent, bloody, pu;rii and offensive
eyes weak. ringing in the ears. deafness
offensive breath, smell and taste impaired,
and general debility. only few of these
symptoms likely to be present at once. DR..
Sages Remedy cures the worst cases. On-
" 80 cents. Sold BY druggists, everywhere.
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Meteorological Report.
[ March II. lssa. % r. NJ
NEW RULES ADOPTED


New YORK, March li.-N the second
days session of the conference here of turf
men represent the National Trottlng Asso-
citation, the American 'Trotting Association
and the American Trotting Registration
Association the following new rules, gov
erning time, performances and match races
were adopted. Performances against time
must be made at regular meeting of Il
society in the national trotting associations.
the performances to be conducted by
regular judges and timers of the day, in ac-
cordance with the rules of the National or
American Association to which the mem
Der belongs.
No animal shall be allowed to sta,t
against time pending heat or trial by am
other animal, nor until the result of such
heat or trial be duly announced. Time
shall be taken by three starters, engaged in
the stand during the performances. There
shall be three judges in the stand during a
performance, who shall not act as official
timers. No performance against time shall
be held earlier than 10 A. NJ.
There shall be no performance against
time at a postponed or continued meeting
unless such postponement or continuance IS
made in accordance with the rules of the
National or American Trotting Association
to which tile member belongs. In per
formances against time the animal must
start to beat or equal specified time and
losing the performance shall not constitute
record or bar.
A regular meeting shall be construed to
mean meeting advertised in at least one
new spaper, not less than week before
said meeting, at which meeting no less than
two regular events purse or stake) shall
be advertised one of which must take
place. A match race must not be consid-
cred as regular event. Matches against
time are not to be allowed
Entries to performances against time
must be made with the secretary not later
than =. NJ. of the day before, and must
appear in the printed programme of the
day, and if not published on the programme
written copy must be posted on the judge $
stand. Match races must be regarded as
performances against time, and time made
in such races shall be similarly treated and
designated.
Pending an investigation of the reported
record by either the National or American
Trotting Association. the reported record
shall operate as a bar until the matter is ad'
justed,
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INV Y"Rk, March li.--tlorence T..
Donovan, of the state board of mediation
and arbitration, Dir. Sarah B. Chase and
the miiwife, Frederique Dirmcr, were in
dicted for manslaugnter by the grand jury
today
They are charged with the death of Mar
garet Manzoni. alleged to have died from
the affects of a criminal operation.
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Belfast Items.

ButAsr, March II. - Special. -
Messrs. Gentucr & Grlnneil received %
hTscs by boat Monday morning from Bss-
ton
The annual session of the Grand Lodge
of Good Tempiars of Maine will take place
at Portland April i and C..
Carroll Thompson and IIoratio Carter,
,Tr, are to be letter carriers when we have
our free delivery.
Owing to a break in the water pipe m
lower Main street the shoe factory has shut
down till Wednesday. The manufacturing
room of the Dana Sarsaparila Company
has also suspended work for n while.
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BANGOR Disputed Ward Election.

BANGOR, March 1.-THE board of alder
men heard tonight the disputed election for
alderman in Ward !, where Alderman Cur
ran was declared not elected, having failed
to secure majority. Curran was repre-
sentei by counsel and the matter was fin
ally referred to the incoming city govern
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SENATE COMMITTEE.
Democrats Return tho Compliment 10 Repubii-
cans in Distributing the Favors.

WAsmiSaron, March it.--'rhc Demo-
cratic caucus today finished the reorganiza-
ton of the committees of the Senate.
tbalrmanships were given Senators PETER
and Kyle, Populis,s, Mr. Stewart being per-
mittcd TO retain the Craftsmanship of the
committee on mines and mining The Re
publicans are given committees, Just as
they gave the Democrats. -.
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SoMFRswoRrH, \. H., March 1.-THE
first election of the new city of somers
worth, formerly the town of Great Falls.
was held today. The Republicans elected
three of the FIVE aldermen. and nine of the
II common couneilmen. A Democratic
mayor Franklin n. Chase, was elected by
about 10 majority. Five members of the
city school board was elected, two Republi-
cans. three Democrats, four 10 be elected
by the city government. The city govern
ment will meet and organize Tuesday.
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VISEYARp H,vFS, Mass, March IL
Schooner Anna T.. j. Morse of Bath,
Crockcr. Cienfuegos February 81, for
Boston. encountered a hurricane from the
wcst-northwest, March iih, latitude 30. 40.
Longitude 1i30, during which the vessel
was strained and leaked badly. She broke
her spanker boom and gaff, lost and split
sails, had cabin and forward house flooded,
started hatch combings and sustained other
damage Since then she had rough weather
to port During the hurricane of March 4,
she was in company with the bark Alice
Reed of Scarsl ort, Me-. CieDfaegos for
Delaware Breakwater The Morse lost her
jibboom with every thing attached, while
on the passage from United States to Glen
fuegos.
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injured by a Dynamite Explosion.

HotLroN, March IL Special. Doug
las Lacy had his face badly shattered by an
explosion of dynamite on the Bangor x
Aroostook railroad about two miles north OF
here TODAY DIR. Ncvcrs sent him to St
John hospital in care of pr. Bruce where
his eyes will be treated. He suffered great
pam from his injuries.
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Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement 0, Trains in Eject Ian. ist. 1888.
THROUGH TRAINS.

GOING; wFST-6a5 A. VI. for Lewiston,
fnmugtou, Roekland, Portland. Boston and
Montreal, 1910 A. VI. for Brunswick, Lewiston,
taruington, Roeshnd. Portland and Boston,
connecting fer White Mountain Points and Que
uoci ; 10 and 3is l.. NJ. for brunswick, Bath,
Portland Boston, HOO r VI. might Pullman
egrry NIGHT for lewiston. iisth, Rockland, Port
lani and Besina
sOiNts EAsT-2.to A. " might sxpressl for
Skowhcsan Belfast, Bangor. bar Harh0r -.
stephen, st. John and Ar0o-took County; 9 ~
N. ior Wsirryllic. and Sso~hegan and
fas Bangor and Nsne-boro l2E r. NJ.
fnr watervlilt. conne~'iug AT waierville
with 2t8 p VI tr1ia for Lewiston.
SIS T. ". for wateryiie. Oakland,
North Anaou. bingham, >kuwhegsn, Belfast.
liryoT, toNcrpft bangor isRr iiarbnr. - stephen,
81. John and arnos.Dok Comfy vi a. NJ. sun
DAYS uny for Watervite snd Eangor.
fhv Nah Pullman TRANS going -s-t at a.io A.
Nj, gApg Vr.t at 800 T.. NJ. run each way every
nigh,, SUNDAY iHe5uded connecting for Lewiston
snd kpekland, hat nor 20 Skcvhegan on Monday
moraings - 20 Belfast, Dexter, or beyond Ban
gor, SandsF mornings.
The day trains going West at 1910
NJ. and Frat az T. = T.. VI run daily, sunday IN
ciuded, between Boston, Lewiston. Rata. Bangor
and St John
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Suicide at North Biddeford.

BlppEroRp, March lt.---Mrs. Lizzie
Dolliff, of North Bildcford. hung herself
at the home of her sou. Byron Dolliff, this
evening. She had been in poor health for
4 long time and her mind Was affected. Her
age was about 80 wears.
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rItcuts have been granted to John T.
Smith, Portland cash Indicator .Iohu II
rapcy. Richmond, car coupling
4 crew Of men has heen at work cutiins;
., cl,aunel through the ice in the ST. Croiy
river the past tortnight. Tuesday morning
tugs went up through. clearing the river &c
tNe head of navigation.
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RlStIt.VI

KENOLNE
In favor Of Calais Academy.
In favor of the plantation OF Lexington.
Relating to the copying Of plans of Maine towns
and rdcxlng records aud plans In the iand
Office.
In favor of continuing publication of Nofl
deeds
In favor of james McDougai T. Sons.
In favor Of committee attending the funrrai ol
the late William II. Libby, standisI, No.
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Mr.. eisunt Eay v;sR Hawaii.

w,sHrssros, March 1.-THE cabinet at
its session today Giscussed the matter of the
appointment of a commission to visit Hs-
waii ExRe preventative Blonnt of Geor-
gia is favorsbiy considered as one Of the
commissioners.
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70 Be FsiIosed BY a Cold Ware Wednesday,
Fair thursday.

wAsarsoroy. March H.-For New
England; Raia or SNOW, winds shifting 10
westerly, cold wave Wednesday afternoon
or night; cold, fair Thursday; probably
clearing Wednesday evening. Signals dis
played from Wilmington section 10 Port
land
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ONE FIRE MAN BURNED
And Halt The Town Of Arkansas City, Ark.
Burned 100000.

Sr. Lorls, Mo, March lt.-IIalf of the
town of Arkansas City, Ark, was burned
early this morning. An elevator, ware.
house. l2 loaded cars of the Valley Route,
a branch of the Iron Mountain Road, sew
eral stores and the Townsend hotel were
destroyed One fireman was burned to
death Loss, about 100000.
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500. 900 Fire at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, March li.-Thc !i-siory
building. corner Wells and Light streets.
occupied by Matthai, Tngraham Il Co, for
the manufacture of japan AID timed ware,
was almost entirely destroyed, by fire this
morning with contents, Loss, about sl0o,-
900; covered by insurance.
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Changes in French Cabinet.

PAKIs. March li.--At the cabinet meet
ing to-day, i, was decided to ask VI. Bonr-
geois to resume his post as minister of jus
tiee. NJ. Soinoury was dismissed from the
.iirectorship of the prison department and
appointed to the provincial prefecture.
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Bosros, March li.-For New England
Wednesday. light rain or snow, followed by
clearing, much colder, with cold wave
Wednesday afternoon or evening; winds
shifting to northwest, increasing in force;
fair. continued cold, freezing temperature
on Thursday.
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English remedy placed for the first
time before the people of the western
world. Thousands testify to its magic
lowers. a pure, palatable remed,
for internal and external use. Manu-
actured and guaranteed by The
t.. \. Price Company, Richmond, Ma.
f.hihdA Wchdlynr
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JUDICIARY.

concurrence
PETITIONS, BILLS, Ere, PRESENTED AND
REFERRED.
JUDICIARY.
By Mr. Brown of Waterville-Bill an act
to abolish the trial fee in Watervillc mu-
nicipal court; also petition of Waterville
attorneys in aid of same.
LEGAL AFFAIRS.
BY Mr. Pare of Biddeford-Remonstra
of Daniel b. Funnel and 80 others against
an act to establish board of police for Bid
deford.
BY Mr. McKenney of Biddeford-Re-
monstrance of ID. A. Holmes and 2T others
against the police board bill; also rcmon-
STRANGE of North NJ West and 27 others
against the same.
MERCANTILE AFFAIRS AND INSURANCE.
BY Mr.. Mitchell of KIttery--Bill an act
additional to and amendatory of chap. "a,
Public Laws of 1889, relating to fraternal
beneficiary organizations.
ORDERS.
By Mr.. Powers of Iioulton,
Ordered, That, until otherwise ordered,
the House hold session daily except Sat
urday, beginning at three o'clock Z. NJ.
By Mr.. Sprsgue of Monson,
Ordered, That the use of Representatives
hall be q anted this evening for meeting
to organize the Blaine Memorial Asso-
citation.
REroRrs or COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Morrill, from the Cumberland county
delegation reported in new draft and
ought to pass on bill an act to amend sec. 2
of chap. II5 of the Revised Statutes relat-
ing to the salary of the county attorney of
Cumberland county, printed under rule.
Mr.. Weeks from the committee on legal
affairs reported ought not to pass on bill an
act defining the duties of town auditors;
also reported in new draft and ought to
pass on bill an act TO amend sec. of chap.
l27 of the Public Laws of 1875 relating to
the place of holding the yearly meeting of
Friends read and assigned.
Mr.. Shaw from the committee on cduca-
ton on resolve in favor Of Pennington
Normal School reported same be referred
to the next Legislature.
Mr.. Mckenney from the committee on
railroads, telegraphs and expresses re-
ported ought to pass on bill an act to in
co.PoIa'e W, u'e .na.; nuS on",s '-e 80 a"o
au''ioi'.' s"' -.',aa -" - u ~ '
N''e P'i''
RMS PASSED TO Bg Esegossyp.
An act to amend section 80 of chap. 30
of the Revised Statutes relating to fishing
with nets.
An act granting additional powers 10 the
Maine umversah"s convention
An act 70 aheno'Ae we h'ehaf"' raper
Co.' 70 issue preie,rea s.ocS.
An aci 70 amenn sec''oh ~ OF ehaP. ~
Oh 'ne REVISE" STATUTES fe's''"s T" ""r'-
CAGES ~ :
an az. 70 a,nena 'eoe''n 81 ehap- 70 o.
the he''se" ''aiu'es 'eia''ng " courts oi
PfoDa'e.
an ACT 70 inc"f P"'A'e S't 'a'e'S o"'uai'y
70 H. oh. - ,h
On sc' ~ eah, .'e ..sle' Vi e's ''''-
'A,se :! -. .op''d -,
-. ~ .. 10y y. ''.
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WASHINGTON, March Il.-Pensions have
been granted to the following residents of
Maine:
Original, Patrick n'Brien. Mellen e.
Berry original widows. etc, Sarah Dyer.
Clara j. Downs.
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Schooner Roger Drury. ashore at Sandy
Hook, was hauled OF, the beach Tuesday
afternoon, and Is now anoat.
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On motion of Mr.. Penley of Auburn this
bill was laid on the table.

10 extend tn, charter Of the Ellsworth street
Railway Company.
10 incorporate the Lubec Watcrto,
10 amend chap. sa7, Public Laws of iss;, rrlai
ing 10 life aud casualt, insurance on the ms
sessmcnt plan.
10 amend ctap. s;'5, Public Laws Of is>9. relal
ing to life and casualty insurance on the as
scssment plan.
To amend sec. Al uf chap. 10 OF The Revised
Statutes. relating tn the protection of salmon.
shad and other migratory fish NJ certain pointe e
on the rcnobseot and kennetcc rivers.
To incorporate the Union Safe deposit and
Trust 90.
10 incorporate the '.uhec Telephone and frlr
y" incorporate the MiIhridgc Village Corpora
tion.
For the protection of hrNcr for a period Of -four
years.
TO amend sec. of chap y of tn. Public Laws
of ls5 relating to schools,
To amend see. Il and 20 Of the Revised statutes
as amcndrd by chnp. 80, ruhlic Laws of ispi.
10 amend ship. 27b, Private and special Laws
Of ls''I entitled AN act to amend chap. lsp
Private and Special Laws Of i>G7 entitled, An
nri for the protection Of trout in CBtbnnr.
lake. "
To amend see % Of chap. liG of ibe Revised
Statutes relating To th" regulation of fees aud
costs.
10 amend an act approved Feb .. tsal entitled
AN net authorizing aud empowering the iIul
linpswvfih Il Whitn", TO, 10 erect aud main
tam piers and hooHs in the kenncbec river.
To abolish school districts aud provide for n
more efficient supervision nf the public schools
10 incorporat" the security Trust and banking
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ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.

prun daily SUNDAYS included. run sundays only.
ihrouEh .ickrt- to California and all points
South snt Nes msy DC had of b. "A. Walker
sekrt az ut. Asxg-ta, BE oaly office in Augusta
expense
fAfsoN TCCkER. Nicc Pres & 9cnT Nsnager
D. y. BoOltIBI. GsuH Pass. and Ticket Ag't-
Portland Dec ~ rsp2
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BOW nlTcn WEBSTER ( co.
TIE EMBLEM OF MERCY

Red Cross Liniment is emblemati u
OF the society whose name 1t bears-
1t goes into all parts of the world,
alleviating suffering and mlnistering
to the distressed. The cross is most
suggestive for it is symbolical of that
ardor and zeal which should actuate
all who are engaged in the noble
work of serving their fellow men.
IL. itSnao fhnnsnndsof afflicted hnncs
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INVESTMENTS.


menis:
Maine Central 4 pr e.rt Consolidated
Mortgage Bonds, due 1912.
Maine csntral f2 per eeat Improve
mept Bonds dne 1916.
Knox and Lincoln Railway 5 per cent
Improvement Bonds due 1921, (guaraa-
teed principal and interest by the Maine
Central.
gus,fsrd Fall Railway 5 per cent
First Mortgage Extension Bonds due
1919. "T
Eockland. Tb0masten and Camden
street Railway ) per cent First Mort
eage Bonds due 1922.
Union Electric Railway Company
First Mortgage q per cent Bonds dus
1879. (of saratoga Springs, New York
athoi Mass Water Company per
eent First Mortgage Bonds due 1912
works built In 1875, gravity system.
Camden * ROekland Water COMPANY
4l.2 per cent Mortgage Bonds due 1917.
Portland Il Ogdenburg Railway stock.
Dividends guaranteed and paid quar-
ierly direct to the stoekhold~r by the
Maine Central.
Hereford Railway Company Stock.
Dividends guaranteed and paid semi.
annually direct 10 the stockholders ny
ihc Maine CentraI.)
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Bu.Ls pAssEp 10 m EN,crlp.

AN ACT
For the preservation of certain records In The
sonetSe, registry Of deeds
To amend chap 81, Public Laws of 1901 relating
10 attendance of courts Of kenncber 'unty,
To amend the charter Of the Camden 4 Rock
port banking aud Trust Co.
For the better protection of d, or in the counties
Of Cumberland, Lincoln, kuaN, Waldo and
York.
kelaiInR 10 ihr Amhmrn Aunntmri 20.
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An act to amend chap. ssS of the Public
Laws of 1881, entitled An act to provide
for the holding of county teachers eouven
TONS"
Resolve AAying = tax on the counties OF
the State for the years 1898 and 1884.
An act To incorporate the Gorhsm Wstc,
Co.
An at to gran, certain powers to the
Eden Water Co.
An act to amend see. ?, chap sos of the
amended by chap Isl OF the Priyate an,.
municipal court.
An act in relation TO the inspection of
milk.
Resolve making an appropriation for the
examination of pension claims.
An act to amend clause NXVl, sec. 6.
chap. |, Revised Statutes, relating to cor
porations.
An act to establish certain fees of regis
ters of deeds.
An act relating to interloeking or auto
matte signals vt railroad crossings,
An act relating 10 emhezslement of prop
erty the subject of larceny.
An act relating To probate appeals.
An act to amend see. / of chap. a9s of
the Public Laws of lSs9 relating to hawkers
and peddlers.
An act to amend see. of chap. IS of the
Public Laws of 1891 relating to salaries OF
assistant superintendents, steward and ma
tron at the insane hospital, On motion Of
Mr.. Parker of Danforth this bill was laid
on the table.
An act to amead see. 6t of chap, 20 of
the Revised Statutes. AS amended by chap
ID of the Public Laws of 1871, relating 10
insolvency proceedings.
An act to amend chap. 81 of the kevis-
ed Statutes, relating to free public libraries
On motion of MIR. Roberts of Norway, this
bill was laid on the table.
An act TO amend sec. II of chap. l5 of
the Revised Ststutes, relating TO burying
grounds.
An act TO amend see. / of chap. . of
the Revised Statutes. relating TO the pub
hcation-of the Public Laws.
An act TO prevent tho destruction of
smeits in the harbors, eoycs and lnlcts in
the town of Bluehili.
An ac, relating 10 the bishop of the Prot
cstant Episcopal church in the diocese of
Maine.
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Free sample of Throasine by mail for
stamp. dec22dtfchd
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Use MFORT SOAP For
the Hands, the Face, the
Complexion, II is Antisep.
tic, Emoiient, and Curative.
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@mfort Powder

Is the greatest powder in the
world for heshy people, espe-
clally those who pcrspire and
chaie excessively.
Att DRUGGISTS sEtl "
stHn POSTAL Foa pRtG sAMpLg.
OMFORI POWDER CO.. Hartford, Conn
&. 9. sWRs, sEoRsiAsr.
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By Mr.. Brown of Waterville-Bill an act
to abolish the trial fee in Watervillc mu-
nicipal court; also petition of Watcrville
attorneys in aid of same.
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HOUSE.
TUEsDAy, Maj

TUESDAY, March II.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Papers from the Senate disposed of in
concurrence.
PETITIONS Bulls, Ere, PRESENTED AND
REFERRED,