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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-03
pReS. ELECT CLEVELAND
Urged TO Improve the Condition Of National
Department Of Agriculture.

NHw YoEK. fcb. MIR. Cleveland had
large humber of caller today. Prcs lent
II. II. Gooicfl of the Massachusetts Agri-
cultural College At Amherst, headed n COM
mittcc OF four aho called 10 talk TO Mr..
Cleveland with reference to the agricultural
department of the government. AT the
conclusion of the conference, Chairman
t.oodrll was askcd as 10 the object Of the
yf.it.
lie said We, rs = pon-partisan COM
nittrc, called upon Mr., Cleveland TO urge
upon him the importance of having tile de-
pIttm"nt Of agriculture 50 organized and
administered a. TO meet the increasing de-
n,ands Of the intelligent farmers through
out the country for information based upon
the latest researches Of Blodcrn science
lie further said that no rane had been
put forward rs representing the commit
tees choice for commissioner of aericnl-
tnrc.
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BOND TRANSIT QUESTION.
The President Issues Proclamation on Trans.
portation From, to Or Through Canada.

WASHINGTON, Feb. a.-The President to-
day sent message to Congress on the
Canadian bond transit question, in which
he reviews our treaty obligations and our
legislation on the whole subject of transit
of goods from, TO or through Canada He
says that the questions whether We shall
continue TO allow merchandise to pass from
one point in the United States. through
Canadian territory, TO another point in the
| nlted States, and to what exactions AMI
examinations it shall he subjected on re-
entering our territory, are wholly within
the power of Congress, without reference
to the question as to whether article % of
the treaty of Washington is or is not in
force.
1t would be no infraction either of the
letter or spirit of the treaty. if We should
stop unload anl inspect every vehiclc ar
irving at our border " th such merchandise
Nor would Canada violate her treaty obli-
CATION by like treatment of merchandise
imported through the port of New York on
lis arrival in Canada The President find.
that merchandise arriving in New York.
Boston, Portland, Me. and other ports
designated by the secretary of the treasury,
for places in the British provinces and
conveyed through United States terri
tory without payment of duty. comes fully
under the inspection and supervision of
our custom officers and there is little or no
danger involved in our revenue
The President refers to the practice of
allowing merchandise shipped from China
and Japan by our citizens and landed in
Canada 10 lie there loaded into cars which
bciHg sealed by an officer of the United
States or some one supposed 10 represent
him. are forwarded through Canada across
thr continent and allowed TO cross our
frontier without other inspection than an
examination of the seals He says the
American consul cannot and does not com
pare the manifest with the con
tents of the cars or attach the seals.
The practice of sealing such merchandise
the President thinks. is unauthorized
Such merchandise, he says. is not imported
from contiguous country and the prac-
iicc referred to not only cqualizes the ad-
yantages of Canadian seaports of our own.
in the importation of goods for our domes-
tic consumption. but takes Canadian ports
as favored ports of entry.
lie does not consider the present practice
of merely Inspecting the lock or seal. with
out verifying the contents of the car, an
adequate projections against the surreptitious
introduction into the ears of tiutiable arli-
clcs. He says the statutes relating to the
transportation of merchandise between the
nited States and British possessions.
should b. the subject of revision. Treas
ury regulations have given to these laws
construction and a scope not contemplated
by Congress. policy adapted to the new
conditions growing in part out of the con
strnction of the Canadian Pacific Railroad
should ne declared and the business placed
nPon a basis more Just to our people AMI 10
transportation companies.
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" iIstre w9Ifs3nsfff'bi and childhood tnspf
lis supreme moment, 'Tis a critical
period. No maiden should attempt passing
tits boundary-iine without the az and as
snrance Of Dir. Pierce's Farorite Prescrip-
ton. It's helpfuluess in tIding over the
lerils incident TO young woInanhoo5, is
universally acknowledged. No mother can
put within the hands of her daughter. any
thing that will prove more valuable in
meeting ali her requirements Dr. Pserce's
rayoritc Prescription il made expressly for
ali diseases peculiar to woman, and is the
only medicine Of its kin]. sold through
druggists, and guaranteed to give satisfac-
ton in every case, or money refunded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-03
The NEW PLUSH MILL
Receatiy Started at Cape Elizabeth Inspected
by Party OF Portland Men.

PuKFLNSp. Feb. The afternoon the
nes plush mill. which has lately been pa,
ia operation at Cape Elizabeth, was opened
for public inspection. \ party of promi-
ncnr citizens went over by the invitation of
isaae G.. Atkinson, promoter of the enter
prise. After the builling hal been in
s,ircttd and methods of manufacture ex
planned, dinner was served. Mr. Atkinson
presided in the absence of Hon. Frederick
R0hir, president, and speeches were made
BY T.. Is. Win,low Hon. G.. +. Libby. Hon.
J, T.. Biabon and others.
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CANADiAv STATES.


WAsniSGroN. Feb. 2.-Cummings' bill
introduced today in the House provides for
the admission into the Union of all states
formed in the Dominion of Canada and for
their representation in Congress in
accordance With their population
States formed are TO be admitted upon
their own application and with the consen,
of Great Britain. The appropriation of
s250, 900 is authorized to defray the ex-
penses OF missions and negotiations to fix
and agree upon terms of admission.
The last section of the bill provides that
there shall be commercial union between
the two countries until the Dominion is ad-
mtte'1' and that import duties or other
taxes shall not be levied by this country on
Canadian products, provided the Dominion
of Canada admits free of duty the products
of this country. The bill! was referred to
the committee on foreign affairs.
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MRS. BLAINE


WA<ittSn1o>. Feb. 2.-Mrs. James G.
Blaine will shortly leave Washington for a
fsw weeks. Her destination has not yet
been decided upon. but probably she will go
tp some Southern resort Her health Il
tur, good, considering the lopg physical
strain tu which she has been subjected for
=, many weeks. in consequence OF her as
si'luols watch at the beashic Of Mr.. Blaine
Sir has been the recipient of many invita-
tious from friends IN different sections of
tie country, urging her to islt them. but
has not accepted any Of these offers.
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BRITISH SUBJECTS
At Hawaii Feel Safe Under
American Protection,
Says Sir Edward Gray---No Intention
on Part Of England
To Send War Ships to Honolulu and No Pre-
test Made.

LaNno>. Feb. s,--ln reply to question
n Parliament today, Gladstone said he had
no intention of recommending the Queen
to appoint successor to Lord Tcnnyson.
Regarding the Hawaiian affairs. Sir Ed
waad GseN. parliamentary secretary of the
foreign oihc, said tina, the government ,l,d
not Intend to send warships To Honolulu
The government considered the lives and
property of the British subjects in Hawaii
safe nu'ier Amcrlcan protection Crics
of ltear, hear
Continuing, he declared that there is no
foundation whatever for the report ,la, the
Brush government has made formal pro-
test 10 the government al Washington ~
gariug the ilawa Islands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-03

By Mr.. Soldiers OF cumberland Petition
of Charles r. Libby and - others, nou-
Resident Owners of real estate in Cape
Elizabeth, for a division of Cape Elizabeth.
iiy MIR, Cook of Cnmherlud--I'eli
of A, u. /. Moses AMI l39 others for
womans suffrage,
by Mr.. llersom Of York Bib an act 10
provide for the punishmcn, OF habltual
criminals.
by Mr.. Mayo of Penolscot Bill an att
limiting the jurisdiction of naturalization
OF foreigners.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-03

By Mr.. Harper of Androscogsin- Re
solve providing for State pensions Tor iu-
valid sol! !ers and sailors who served in the
War Of 1861,
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LINE GOES UP


RocKt ,Sp, Feb. 2.-Schooner +. G..
Miilarl sailed hence for New York today
with lime. the first lime clearance since
Jan. ., on which date the schooner James
Il. Talbot sailed with $500 barrels, got ice
bound and only reached New York on the
30th. Lime is selling in New York at 81
cask. an advance of H. cents since the ice
embargo. ani the highest it has been since
IL year ago Vessels are badly needed here
for lime freishts, - and % cents being
offered
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The Bangor & aroostook.
Fredericton. y. b. Herald. j

Contracts are let for the whole ronte of
the Bangor K Aroostook RsiIroad, and
short tire viii sre the line in operation.
This road viii ycrT Rfnch eject tlla lumber
business Gn this river as n5Jii- will b.. erected
in Maine to cut innch Of the lumber which is
new sawed in st. John. II can then be ear-
ried % the ears to the large American
markets at a much lower price than if driven
from Aroostook by water. then sawed and
carried to New York or Portland
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NHw BEnfuRp, Mass Feb. 2.--Captain
William Hansen Of This city will sail the
boat to be built by New York syndcata To
defend the Americas cup the coming sea
son, having aeceitel the proposition ten.
'lered him by T.. q. iselin, representing the
syndicate. Capt. Hansen viii stipulate
TINT he shall have full charge of the yarh,
during the contest
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. Ct'ntinned on I'li paxc.

phiiadeiphja, Pa. Mr.. Davil iIuist. 10 h
AMI NHsq4ehanaa AYe. gives good F@asons
fo7 his fti'Il. iie says y hare foats! Dr
Bpli'st5ngh SyruP 10 be reliable curative
f'r cough sf'l eoid. r-Pee5ally virrs. fi,r
tpnslf Is hart and distressing. II is.als and
hseaka up iEfanfmaiIoe. afi isefi.sa il s,...
tFsi If m Tticipes where ever lung or
th-0at remed i. nel d,I.'f
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New York Yacht Club Races.

NEW YorK, Fes 2.-The New York
Yacht Club This evening elected Edwin j..
Morgan, commodore. The date fxe,i for
the annual regatta is Jpnr IL. For IL"
purpose of selecting vessel to represcp-
the New York Yacht Club in the coming
contest for Americas cup. trial races viii
be sailed early in September.
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HANGED HIMSELF.
Frank Herrick of Harmony
Ends His Life.
T----'--=
Lime Goes Up in the Cities and
Manufacturers Are Happy.
First Clearance srem Roctiand Since Ian. g.
Freissss Also Going Up.

HAsaoNr, Feb. p Special. Frank
l.. Herriek Of this to~n committed suicide
Tuesday by hanging himself with Il rope
attached to limb of birch tree a stor,
distance from his fathers house. He was
about n years Of age unmarried. and very
fnc yaung man. He belonged to the order
of HaSeas, odd Fellows Red Men, an,I the
disappointment in his affee-
tions was the probable cause.
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VERDICT OF GUILTY


PntsrtnG, Pa, Feb. The jury in
the ensc Of Robert Beatty. charged with
poisoning the workmeu u Homestead.
brought in verdict Of guilty this morning,
AT tie conclusion of the poisoning case.
John Clifford, one Of tic leaders IN the
great Homestead strike. placed on trial
On the charge of murder.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-03

Bill an act authorizing the Waters Wrap
ping AMI Mailing Machine Go, 10 hoi /
stock anil bonds Of oti,'r corporations en-
gagc'i in similar business.
Bill mn act auihuriziogtbc Eumfor,I Fab.
~glphi'e Co. 10 hold stock ami bond. of
ptii.r corporations
Bill an nc, authorizing the mbagog Pulp
Go. to hold stock AMI bonls of other cor
rora'ion-.
Biii an art authorizing the otis 4ils Pulp
60. 10 hpl stock and bonds Of other cor,tur.
aiions.
Bill an act authorizing tho Bamfori Falls
Power Go. 10 bold stock and bombs of UtE,gr
corporations.
Bill an act authorizing the Runforti Falla
Paper Co to hold stock and bombs OF other
corporations.
Bill an act in reference TO ;he value Of
the shares Of the Eastman Freight Gar
Heater 10.
Bill an ACT to amend chapter @S7 Of the
Private ani Special Laws Of l,54. ap.
proved April ~ iS5i. relating 10 wharf
lines 10 the eiiy of Bangar
Bill an sct elating to the 0iterl Electric
Securities Go.
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The three rescued seaman Of the Nor
wegian ship Thekla have been arrested a
Hamburg for murder. the charge being
based on their own admission that ,lsrs
killed anil ate felio~ sailor ia eri--- 10
save themselves from death by Starvation.
Lots were drawn as 10 which siiauli lie
and the lot fell To orc victim ts iee in sue
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Kentucky Democrats Nominate jGdge Lindss,
Vice John o. Carlisle.

FsAskfoEr, Ky, Feb 2--Tbe Demo
cratic eaneus tonight nominated judge
William Lindsay for United states srnator
vice John G. Carlisle.
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MAINE LEGISLATURE.
sIxIs.sixrR SESSION,
SENATE.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. ., ls9s,
The Senate was called to order by the
president.
PRAYER by the Rev. MIR, Beenan of Gar
diner.
Journal of yesterday read and approved.
Papers from The House passed in concur
renCe
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Will Deliberate Fu,ih r.

Nrw Fhvrx Conn. Feb. . The car-
tains and managers Of the Yale atlieis
teams have been dtbaiiHt ~ day wheiii,
to resign or not. Tonight they said they
wouk! not resign until they had dehscrats.i
further.
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Will Probably be she State Of the Weather BY
AiteraoeH or Evening.

wAsu.~sfoS, Fes. 2.-Fer Maine FRI
day, eeneraiis e,oasiy weather, probably
snow during the aftsrnaan or night, easierlr
wia,is; slightly warsns IN the easreme
northern portion
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Maine Pensions.

WAsnxGIox, Feb. 2.-pensions have
b-cD granted to the following Maine peo-
pie
otiginal, i.eonafd Perry. Charles II.
Niger, EuEenr Merrill, John Iorr hon, re-
issue, Charles j. Mitham: widow, Margaret
NJ Murphy.
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Local Forecast.

BosIos. Feb. 2.--For New England :;
Friday. cloudy and occasionally light snow
foliow ed By rain increasing in amount dur
ing the afternoon or evening, rising tenn
perarure. east to south winis.
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latin.,,o Buck Cow hri,lse
nv MIR Jotbron of rc.1s-.poution -,
n ! Tho,nns I'M ~ o,,.a.. ',,'un t W
giving Ia women ,l,a ri,,b, =, b,ii,, In ,,,,,
nicipal clrrtinns ,Isn nc,i,i,,n ,r r. ~
b,,r,o,t ,I ~. ..,t., Il; - :"
~ Mr. Ri,I ,f por,,anJ pII .,n ..'t, :,
amend sections lo and ii Of ,han,cr "A -,
the Revised Statute, rel,tInp IN cor,or,'
ton. also bin an act IN uutbor;zc tho I'm
ury Wheel Go. IN boId ami sr1l tho s,o,l,
bonds nnd propcrty uf ,,brr rnrnnr,,ions
Lh"Ah AtfA1Es.
T., MIR TNitch,ll of n,th-pm AT, ,,,
to prevent and punish fr,ud in the snl, a,
poods. wares ana n,prrhau1is. ia, itn,,.r.r,
vendors. ,n,l re,,uI,,,' sn,I s,l,,
Ry Mr.. ro(lin Of t.pgor -p.,i,,,n -,
Hon. Moses ,;ild;np. ,f n',n,,,r ana T., r,t
others for mn n,t IN n,,li,,i, snndny ,.xc,,r
sions nv ra;lrn1d conu,ni.s ,,nI st.,,,,,,,.,.
,nl ,rnn.rl, .,o,,,iat Gil, an.
by Mr., Poor pf Srar-innr.t--p Petition ot
NJ. Il. Hunt and others Of belmont for th,
abolition OF the school district system.
BY Mr, Bowman Of bctroit-Pcttion ol
e. g. Weeks AMI 50 others Of pittsheld fui
saIne.
BY Mr. Welt Of Wal,loboro Petition ot
Edwin Chase and j. others of Edgecoul
for sanIc.
by Mr.. lIott Of Ripley Petition Of T.
w, Staples and others of Harmony fnl
sainc. also petition of w H. Farr of Kim
hey for same.
by Mr.. button of Windsor Petition of
J. H. Gray aud others Of Winlsor-for same.
T,nn,ns,, ,',1 5',"'V'e .''''' "
by Mr.. McGrcgor of rehabilitation ot
G. l.. Dobie and other, Of Lagrange toi
same.
E;iIa,,a 3 t', y, '.>''@'', ~. o'''."l VI -
BY MIR. Wchber of decentralization ot
W. W. 1Illoy and others of Dyer Brook
for same.
Ry Mr.. Morrill, If Gray Petition ot
seth +. Swceiscr aud others of New
Gloucester for same.
by Mr.. Webster Of Newport-Pet u ot
Slnucl Burrii and ~ Others of t&npa
Tor same.
By Mr.. Cornish of Eowionham-pe Petition
of &. w. White and ~ others of rerEin,
for same
BY Mr., McGrcear Of EnfrEl-rctltioi
Of e. J. Cummings and others of Howlauc
for same.
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INVESTMENTS.
We offer the following desirable invest

ments:
Maine Central 1 per cent Consolidated
Mortgage Bonds, due 1912.
Maine Central I 1-2 per cent Improve
ment Bonds due 1916.
Knox and Lincoln Railway 5 per cent
Improvement Bonds due 1921, (guaran-
ieed principal and interest by the Maine
Central.
Rumford Falls Railway per cent
First Mortgage Extension Bonds due
1912.
Rockiand. ThOmast0n and Camden
Street Railway ) per cent First Mort.
gage Bonds due 1922.
Union Electric Railway Company
First Mortgage g per cent Bonds due
1929. (of Saratoga Springs, New York.
AthOi Mass Water Company per
cent First Mortgage Bonds due 1912
works bnilt In 1876, gravity system.
Camden x Rockland Water company
41.2 per cent Mortgage Bonds due 1917.
Portland Il Ogdenbnrg Railway Stock.
Dividends guaranteed and paid quar-
terly direct to the siockhoider by the
Maine Central.
Hereford Railway Company Stock.
Dividends guaranteed and paid semi
annually direct 10 the stockholders by
the Maine Central.}
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Hi an act ip sinesd tise ei,srfrr u .h. i.srs
h'nfi. inntnR-'gB 4 ssidaH ~trtps Railway.
t5st to nsrra<.- lhe sataYf - flta casintS
afipfseY soT The sosnsff n >pmsYs4t
I'LL dii at to prii bit tho taking u fish from
Wei''s psfid. ~ 'rb'arges and piiti.i ia Frank-
lin es,ls!tiy.
iiii IN aei 10 legalixe the aesag- II tIe town ai
mon.
iitseist N favDy Of the committee Oh The state
C9rss. ~ AgFsctsitnre lsisl Mgeti st,ic Ans.
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krAr sNn ASSIGNEE.

RrAr sNr ASSIGNED.
Bill an act to amend an act entitled an Il,
TO incorporate the city of Old Town.
Bill an act TO authorize the town of At
ho,t to raise and appropriate money for
soldiers monument.
Resolve IN favor of the Maine Eve an
Ear intirmary. WAS laid ON the table o
motion of Mr.. Hersey of oxford
Resolve in all Of the Temporary Hon
for Women and Children.
Resolve in favor of the Bangor Children
Home.
! Gill, an act to provide in part FOR the eS
/ penlitures of the government.
PrTrIoNs, BINS, So, PRIsESrrp AM
RrflRRrp.
JUDICIARY.
By Mr.. Scidrrs OF Cumberland Petition
of Charles r. Libby and ,. others, nou
resident owncrs of real estate in Cap,
/ Elizabeth for Il division of Cape Elizabeth
( iiy Mr. Cook of Cumberland Itlitior
of A, u. L. Moses and lg9 Others ful
woman suffrage,
by Mr.. ller,om Of lork-Hill an act it
provide for the punishmcn, OF habituai
criminals.
by Mr.. Mayo of Penuhscot an att
limiting THE jurisdiction OF naturalization
of foreigners.
En,,,,,o>
BY Mr.. Win>low of Somerset Petition
of municipal officers of the town of Cam
bridge in favor of said town.
Ruuro>p,. Et,.
hs Mr' iefseN of oNtord--fe Petition OF
George T., Macohocr ana Others Tor char
''f ior e'ee'ri' faiifoau between Norway
III" at's'
Ixr,R,on WARNS
hs MT ook ol = uhibef'ahd clifton
OF i,dhl'' DICKENS ana others praying Tor
ieeis'a'ioh 10 prevent interference with the
r'ghts OF the phbiic IN the naNigabie waters
field and others in relation Ia ihe same
by Mr.. Holman OF franklin-Renioii-
sTance OF H. ANerlii ani Others against
peii'ion OF t. boodspe"d and Others for
authority To raise water IN Wilson pond.
Suo,, t,sutrtrs
>, =,
by ar >"nn'on OF Hasadai'oc--Fctl'ion
10, law Pr"'i"i'ihg SEEMING "itiiih thFVe
n'i'eS ., '"t coast sisnea oy 2''S persons
from the towns "i Nohlchor"' Whiting
F'dhkin, "nuidsh"ro MlibfidSe' Dam ms
r"''a Mus Lung isiah'' bremen mai
maven eh"osco'' utief' loekport' isc an
liaut, mon ho'kland, Biuehlii, lhom-
aston, 'usn'hg' huekspor', Heis" lex =
nies,'th' "es' ich'bfoEp, Hope. South
"a'a"noro, An''lsoh' Huihvan' belfast.
,r"iis N"r,"poi. I, N'afsl"f,' ~" caste ~
"eo'sc' "i"i9' '''t'hs'oh' NPP'e'"n'
IxLA>p FI>unur, AND GAut.
, a., ,,,
>, ny hi' IN, "I hehlepet~Ie Ie'ltloh oi
~ f. Urn anu y "'''rS VI my Ih'h'A-
,io, ,.,,,i i"f i Id" l" P'o'''o' 'l'e huhlhS or
N,'''"H VI '''oSs, "'ei vi '''i"'" III >"i'
plantation Tor h'' years.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

fle Ilss.,r ssHs-i As-sby eitc nosic,' Stat .s.y
VIII peiitaB st,, HrNt lsEi-lsf~re =. sFSui tHela
and ilseir associate csseifs 10 i'sIii sai- sasi
,o.. Es,srue,,rarnss i,sr esFs1us ts ca ths North
HraHrh ~ psB,ii,-,'-s rive IN fSseusif.p 5. t. IS
" T. /. :, IA T 6, T. L. ". =, L. : n r. Il. L
u. ". /. l. :, ana Morris l'rs'sS- W Slsa
Toapships 5 r. Is, W + t. =. S 4. l9. ". l.. l..
e. i, ". T.. l.. $: H. -, ". H. T. :, asst
5 T. n W. +. l.. :. -lisa ea The isaeN ssers q.
Raksr Lake, in townships 4. X T. ". +, l.
and I. S. r. T.. ". e. L. : aai q. &. 4, W Z. l.
: An hsirs fyabnrarSes ef said itaSSr i.Sse
whicl, ;ts., i SCI 2altfi IN r. 7. 4 e. W. T. L.
and til. stvcsia 10 he ifssprsyea beiag kHeEa =
part OF the aIsssns' - @aboo- .ss ireaIs ff>s
~ the ,1ea,iwa;ers az The tributaries af i'-sp
Rr,sok. in r s. Il. 50 ". T. l. :. aHd s. L is. =
~ l.. s. and collect rrsspeaille ieii- all i,aa<
passing through. o. hcseiifs! by sala flsasS,
DANIEL +. DAVIS
Bangor. Dss- / tDe dei5du
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Indigestion Dizziness Take BkEeHAMs
Pulls,
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meteorological Report.

February .. ts.sS, Il p. NJ