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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-07
SULLIVAN AND MORAN PART.
John L. and His Manager Have Break al
Pouehkeepsie.

NEW YoEK, Jan. G--Frank Moran and
John l.. Sullivan have parted company. 1t
is understood that they have not been on
the hes, of terms for some time, and accord
ing to the story Moran told Jim Cassidy. the
final break occurred at pouglikeep-ie on
MONDAY. just what caused it could NOS be
learned.
Moran has ben in town for revcral DAYS
but has kept quiet concerning his split with
the former champion. Moran accompanied
Sullivan to Australia an1 succeeded Jack
Barniit in the management of the big ros-
tonian. This was after the Suliiyan-Iiarri-
SON Barntt combination broke up ont
West. For wears Moran has been an ini-
mate friend of Sullivan. AMI il is said that
he was one of the first men To discover
when John was very Young that be pos
sessed phenomenal fistic prowess.
Another member of sullivan company
is temporarily absent from II. Jack Ash
ton, IoIn's sparring partner. had his arm
cut duriug bis stay in Washington. AMI i.
now at Bellevue hospital suffering from
cyrsipcIas. Ills condition last night was
considered critical.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-07
Richmond locals.

BicnMosp, Jan. & ~ (Special). - Ray
Thompson has sold his interest in Every
body's Friend, a monthly publication, tt
his partner, G. A. White, who will continue
to Issue the paper from its present quarters
The union meetings during the week
have been largely attended.
The Home Casualty Company has
written GIo policies to date.
Can't. q. H. Theobald is in New York Oh
business.
J. l.. Pushar,l is in Providence, K. L., on
legal business.
The Ladies Relief Corps gave supper
at their hall last evening.
+. J. Buker's condition does not improve
and his friends are greatly alarmed about
bim.
County Attorney Newell is in Limerick
on business today.
Work on the ice will begin Monday if the
weather continues cold.
u. +. Emerson is on business trip to
Roston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-07
THE MEXICAN BORDER TROUBLES.
Careful Organization Of the Raiders--The Es.
cape Of Two Deputy Msrshais.

L,nrp". Tex, Jan. G.--Dcpnty Marshal
Guerrero who escaped from the Mexican
raiders several days ago,is nov IN this city.
IIe says though living in this locality long
time. only one of the raiders whom he met
during his capture was krown to him.
most Of them being from Mexico. They
have thpir men organized into companies,
and are con !ucting their ciiniaign in a
warlikc manner. They l.tform regular
picket duty and guard mounts arr done nc
curtiing 10 army reguIat or- They say
they are determined to fight anybody who
interferes viii, them.
The particulars of the escape Of Deputy
Marshal Benayitles fr0Ia the raj Irrs on
December % have Just bst u rytGved. AZ
ter Tia" capture If himself ,H iiat Of the
other deputy, Guerrero. f's ,'l,ois rode in-
10 the v atrr to cross the Rip Grandc. They
were fred upon from the Mexican side.
Gnerncro then made his .cifpe. The rail
ers He'd 10 the shore.
They made no effort to loiiow Guerrero,
but consulted as to the alyisabiIiiy Of put
ting Benasiies to death. Fortunately for
Bfnavides about this time weil-'liree.ed
volley from the Mexican rnraies on the
opposite side of the river fell among The
raiiers, wounling several ap killing the
fellow next to Benasides. Ia The cons,er-
ration that eusued BcHavIties escaped.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-07

PoKTLASp, Jan. 6.--The steamer IRE
mont is not large ensugh to accommodate the
increasing summer traffic between here and
Boston, hence the Portland Steam Packet
Company has decided to build new boat
early in the spring
The new boat, with few exceptions, will
be counterpart of the Portland. 1t is
probable that the New England Ship Build
ing Company of Bath. will secure the con-
tract, as it was from their dock that the
Portland was launched in the summer of
iSau.
With a tonnage of 2250 and a passenger
charter of one thousand, she will relegate
the smaller fremont TO the position of spare
boat. The officers and crew of the IRE
mont will undoubtedly he transferred to the
new boat. but some additions will be neces-
ssry. as she will carry crew of 6S. About
$3.50. 900 will be the cost of the building
and fitting up of such a steamer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-07
BURNS GOT HIS BRIDE.
He Was One Of the Cruiser BaItimore's Tars
in the Valparaiso Row.

RIgarSctAn Conn. Jan. Conc day
last week Town Clerk Tomlins0n of Shell
ton, the little town across the river. was
interviewed by finc-looking young man
named VI. X. Burns of Monroe, an adjoi, :
ing town, on the subject of marriage
licenses. He said he was a member of the
crew of the cruiser Baltimore, ani
was one of those attacked by the Chill
ian mob in the streets of Valparaiso
The young woman " hom he expected TO
marry was Miss Margaret Weeks of Brook
iyn, n, Y. Mr.. Tomlinsou found that tie
girl was under age and refused to issue the
license. Hurns asked if teiegraphic per
mission from the girls mother would he al :
cepted by the town clerk. and was toll tia, /,
while is WAS not strictly legal. yet, owing 20
the fact that the woaltl-be bridegroom was
a brave Yankee tar, he would issue Il e
license upon receiving suth telegram.
Burns left the Office and dill not return.
oiace then copy of the Brcwsters Stan'i-
ard of Saturday was received here contain
ing the following announcement
RIRS>--W WEhKS.--in Er.ws err. iNc 81, hy the
kev \. x. iiahcoek. ". Is. huoss of Monroe,
Coma and Miss Margaret Weeks OF BrooklyH,
NY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-07
SIS MILES AN HOUR
Did the Wind Whiz Around Highland Light
Bad Weather on Cape Cod.

HlGHLANp LiGmr, Mass, Jan. 6.--The
high gale that developed here yesterday in
creased to the worst northeast storm thus
far this season during the night, the wind
at daylight reaching IS miles an hour. Two
barks and the schooner Alma Cummings
were probably driven southeast to seaward.
One steamer, one square-rigged vessel
and five schooners arc storm-bounl near
PrOvincetown. There was no sign of a
change in the weather at dark. The train
due from Boston at o'clock T. NJ. had not
arrived. Six tracks are badly filed with
snow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-07
IMPORTANT DECISIONS
Giving Boston 3 Maine Big Slice Of Cash
A Heavy Verdict.

NAsitrA,N, II. Jan. 6.--rhe most impor'
tant railroad referees decision ever re-
corded in this state was given in the SUI
preme court here this afternoon.
II was finding in the ease of the Man
chester i Lawrence Railroad vs.. the Con-
cord Railroad Corporation, many times on
trial since Feb. Ia, lSss.
The plaintiffs asked for settlement by
the defendants when they were in close
business relations. and the decision ia vir-
,ually great victory for the Boston 4
Maine Railroad, which has since absorbed
the Manchester & LAWRENCE.
The decision orders the defendants to
pay the Manchester & Lawrence road
$500 ,01s.oT, with interest from july LIST.
ISIS, or for two-ffths of stock of the
Manchester & North Weare Railroad. two
fifth Of the stock of Boston, Nashua anu
Acton Railroad, one-tifth of keene Rail
road two-tifths of the value of large tract
of land in Manchester, thirty-fivc hun
dredths of the passenger and freight depots
AT Manchester. all valued ut about $780,
900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-07
Mr.. B,sine's Condition,

WAsnlxcTes, Jan. c. Mr.. Blaine ls
little better this morning. was the state
ment of mcmher of the Elaine household
TO u reporter who made his usual 3 o'clock
call at the mansion. The doctor was NOT
expected 10 call before bis regular hour
about I o'clock
Iir. Johnston made his last visit to Mr.
fi4ine's house at (; T.. NJ. He feuf's MI
Blaine about tie same Us throughout the
day. call at Mr.. Biaine's residence at
10 O'clock brought fourth the statement
that Mr.. Blaine WAS 'slitiie better
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-07
SD CONGRESS.
Senate Considering the Re-
striction Of immigration.
Mr.. Frye Says President Cleveland
Has Plenty Of Courage.
The House Passes Over ESQ Private Pension
Bills and Adiourns.

W..utSero>, Jan. Elm the Senate,
after routine morning business. the Senate
bill granting additional quarantine powers
and imposing additional duties upon the
marine hospital service, WAS taken up as
the special order. Discussion followed by
Chandler, Harris and Vest on the proprieiy
of restricting immigration. Chandler
strongly advocated the suspension of i'm
migration for one year.
Plat asked whether the seventh section
of the quarantine bill (giving the President
power to suspend immigration) would no,
answer the purpose. Chandler said il
would be eowardly to lay the responsibility
on the President. For so or 80 days after
March 4, the President would have more
troublesome subjects to deal with than con-
tagious and infectious diseases.
Frye-The President who is to come in
March 4, has courage enough to issue "A
proclamation to suspend immigration, if in
his judgment it is necessary, because, long
before March 1, he issued a proclamation
to prevent what he believed would be an
infection of the Senate. Laughterl.
Chandler-I dislike the senator's tiippan,
way of introducing humor into the discus
sion of serious subjects. do not thiuk
the President-elect has any views on the
subject of suspension of immigration on ac-
count of the cholera do not believe that
he will want to take up the subject after
March 1. Chandler spoke of the inconsis-
tency of admitting .'ten-dollar immigrants
and including self-supporting, industrious
men under the labor contract law.
Eyre interposed the remark that the most
cleanly people on the face of the earth-the
Chinese--were excluded by the law.
Chandler said that he invoked the aid of
the North German Lloyd Steamship Com
pany and press to aid in improving the con-
dition of steerage passengers on vessels of
that company. The influences from time
to time exercised by the steamship COM
panies prevented any progress in legisla-
ton. He made no charge of illegitimatc
Influences.
Referring to the North-German Lloyd
Steamship Company, Chandler said it was
the favorite route Of the secretary of the
treasury, assistant secretary, commissioner
of immigration and other treasury officials
when they 90 abroad, and had always, he
said given them the very best accommoda-
tons, and if they ran short of money when
on the other side and Congress was negli-
gent about providing means for their tran
sit and support over there, it loaned them
money.
The bill was opposed by McPherson.
Mills and Plat and favored by Dolph, who
suggested notifications, which were agreed
to, consisting mostly of proposals to substi-
tute the words secretary of the treasury"
for the words ''marne hospital service. :"
Other amendments (mostlv verbal were
offered by Vest, Call, Morgan, Teller aud
Mcpherson. Some were agreed to and the
rest went over without action. The bill was
ordered printed with all its amendments.
Senate adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-07
BACTERIA IN OUR PAPER MONEY.
The Result Of an Investigation Made by Bac-
teriologist.


AshiN"f"N, Jan D -hepresehta'i'e
on'h"nte OF ONO mas taken up, and ~
we" OF me danger OF choiera INVASION VIII
press vigorously az ''is session Oh congress
pfoposhioh Tor 'hc frequent exchange OF
soiied paper money lor new notes. an m
'e''ieatioh maze at ms suggestion mas
SHOWN that oid greenpacks ana oahK notes
contain t"e germs OF disease 10 an unusual
uegfee' anu .iat tnere Is reason ior appfe-
hehsioh OF .hem as p'onucer OF diseasc.
!" we" oi ule h.cesshy oi .ut utinos, pre-
eautioh against she spread OF choiera IN this
country 'ieA' s",l'intt'
Mr. outh"aite has ihtIoauceo piii
"ireeui,g 'he secre'ary ot Tue Heasnr. 10
make me necessary regulations 10 secure
me sP'eus an frequent redefnP,'ot OF an
, hi'eu H'a,e' paper currency anu aii ha-
.onai ndnh "o'es "iich nave "eeoh,e
soh@"' impure unc'Pan' or o'oer"ise UNI"
ior use "heh presenter III SUMS Oh hot iesa
hah SioP' an' i"r 'ne preparation anu -
sue OF new H,eu states paper currcheF
IN Piace oi s"ch Ms sh"'i nave pee" re-
Ut emed' =,
ne s""Jeet VIZ Hf't p'ougnt 70 hr
uh'n~al" "'ttH'io" ~ ~ =. r. = eiaik w
'oiu'iiohS' ann soon aI'c'"aru me banker
as''ela.'oh OF oi''o aaoP'ea report III
taFoF oI egis'a'i"n 10 secure Ifeqoehe
exehangc OF notes nF. .. - ufahah''
c'eiiPioei's Oh ota'h'g Meoicai 'oiieer'
was aske1 70 MAKE an ih'esu!a''on' an
MS report "'sci'ses ,he 'ac' 'hat ON paP.,
money Is Us ,u'' "i oac'eii' 's eg1s are sai''
;" ue Vi n'e''- ''is'i',', ~ieS IN, ',.A' -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-07
HAPPY POSTAL CLERKSs
The President Adds Free Delivery
Offices to the Classified List.
Ne Also Adds weather Bureau Emp.oyes-A
Large Number Affected.

wAsHisGroN, Jan. G.-The President has
extended, by an amendment to postal rule
l.. the classification of the postal service to
include all the free delivery Offices. of
which there are understood to be COL.
Fifsy-three Of these Offices are at present
classified.
The President has also approved an
amendment to the classification of the agri-
cultural department, bringing within the
classification Of that department employees
of the weather bureau elsewhere than at
Washington.
The number of persons affected by this
change of classification is between one and
two hundred, The new extension will make
the total number of places within the class
sitied service i3 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-07
ALL INDICTED.
Brooklyn, N. T., City Officials Must
All Answer to the Charge
OF Illegal Use d noney Raised Tor the ceium-
bian Celebration.

BeeokLrS, Jan. 6.--The Kings county
grand jury has been investigating the al
legged misappropriation of city and county
funds entrusted to the care of city officials
for the Columbian celebration, and handed
up presentment today recommending that
the corporation counsel bring suits against
all the parties to whom money has been il
legally paid, and agains; Mayor Boody,
comptroller. city auditor and board of alder
men. in behalf of the city.
The grand jury handed up batch OF
about 20 Indictments against the members
OF the board of supervisors. Judge Moore
refused to divulgc any of the names of the
men indicted until after the arrests had
been made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-07
NEW Mex'c0 KMJcklMG


SANTA FIN. NJ. ,Jsn. f.--Botb branches
Of til. Legislative Assembly, have unsni-
nously adop'ed joint memorial to Con-
qre.s on the subject of statehood. II re-
views the promise of the treaty of Gau.I-
cIpupe liidaIeo; reeites tiiat the assessed
valuation Of property IN the territory IL si5.
100000. while idabo and svyouing have
only s2s.o0o and ss 800. .0V. respectively.
and that the population Of New Mexico Is
III 600 persons. while Morsans. iflaho and
Wyoming had only 80 800, - .so and co.
900 people that tie propcrtiaa Of foreign
born inhabitants is only : tY 100 ie,s than
that of aIy other recently admitted
states.
The United States Senate il respectfully
asked 10 pass the House bill How pew!iDg
before !, with the school clause as passed
hy the House. or with sHcl modification of
the senate amendment as will give justice
TO the Spanish speaking citizens of the ter
ritors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-07
Cold Cash tcr n. Readira RaiIroad.

NEw YoRK, Jan. 6.---lt is announced
that the Philadelphia & ReadiHg Railroad
Company has about concluded its negeti-
atlons with the syndicate formed by Speyer
& company. this city, by which it will re-
ceive between $500, 200 ami $1,000 600.
his will satiiee to pay the interest on the
Readings three sets of preference bonds
anil have surplus to be applied to the
floating debt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-07
A BRIDGE OVER the CHANNEL.
u Would Only Take $4,000 Day 10 Make
u Pay for itself.

loNpo>, Jan. G.-Among the private
bills Ia be submitted to Parliament next
session is one for the construction of
bridge across the English channel, from
Cape Grisnc1 to II point near Dover. The
promoters estimate that ii can he con
stracted for i33 200 zoo, which probably
would expand To ESQ, 900 900 il the works
werr ever started They estimate the bulk
of the Belgian, Dutch, German, French
and Spanish goods traffic would 20 by this
route. somewhat sanguiue expectation
when it is remembered how much cheaper
is water carriage.
Even supposing the bridge were com
pletcd it would require at least floo00 n
day 10 pay expenses AMI fair dividend TO
shareholders.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-07
Few Indictments in York County.

SAco, Jan. G.-The grand jury reported
today after only three days session. Only
three indictments were reported and none
of these we're liquor cases. The indictments
we're State vs. John Mclean of Boston,
forgery State vs. Cyrus T. Young of
Dover. y. H.. assault and battery; State
vs.. Charles Il. Dawley, Bi,ldcford, COM
pound larceny. The reporting of no lquor
indictments is something unusual About
II eases were brought before the grand jury
but no hili was found.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-07

.sDesPise not the day of small things, as
the tiny pill taken from vial of DIR.
Pierce's Pleasant Purgasive Pellets) said to
the oo-pound man, suffering from indiges-
tion. As a gentle, thorough laxative. these
pellets resemble Nature more closely in
their action than ANYTHING before discovered.
Business and professional men. whose hAb-
its are sedentary, need something of this
kind 10 ward of sick headache. tiliousness
and dyspepsia, hut which will not strain and
rack the digestive organs ~ did the old
fashioned pills. 25 cents t~r vial. ~ all
druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-07
ICE IN THE OHIO
F Forms Gorge and Does Immense
Damage to the Coal Fleet.
Vessels Not ALREADY ssak Endangered sy
Other iams csnstaatly Fssmias.

CI>riSS,r,, Jan. s.--lIeavy ice hrating
in the Ohio river formed gorge here this
morning. between the Louisville 4 Nash
VILE bridge and the Cincinnati Southern
railway bridge, a distance of two miles. In
this field were locked all the coal fleets,
nine packets and several owboats.
At 1 so this afternoon the ice began to
move in solid mass. The packets and
tow boats escaped with little or no injury,
but every coal fleet suffered. The losses
are estimated at $l00,oo0
At tonight the gorge stopped At North
Bend. IL miles below here, Another gorge
formed just above Lawreneebarg, Ind, ~
miles down the river. The upper gorge
enlangers the vessels not already sunk,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-07
Land Company Failure al Sioux City.

S,orx CRY. Io~a, Jan. I; The Leeds
Land and Improvement Company Of this
eits, failed today with liabilities Of s59tj,-
0o1, and assets less than 100000. mostly
real estate. Tie company was organized
to build manufacturing suburb of Leeds
for speculative purposes.
The failure carried with it the American
Security Co.. Leeds Annex Co., and the
Sionx City Land Co The total capitalize.
ton of the four companies is 5000 600.
Much Of this watercd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-07
CLERK STOLE $1,000.
Shortage Discovered in Insurance Commits
sioners' Office at Topeka. Kansas.

TorEgs. Kan. Jan. Ca shortage of
$1,000 in the insurance commissioners de-
partmcnt was male public today. Crinl-
nal proceedings win be instituted against
W b. Wilder, es-eommissioHer- now OF
Kansas City, and James Biiiingsley his
chief elerk. The money was stolen by
Diilingsley and no blame is attached to
Wilder.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-07

NogrH S,nsEr, G. B.. Jan. e.--The
schooner Mary A. MeDougall left Boston
over three weeks ago with cargo of flour
Tor North Sydney. She has no; since been
heard of. and ii is feared she is lost. The
vessel is owned in Ariciiat. The captain
and crew are nearly all natives Of Isle
Hadame.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-07
ON Jersey COAST.
Old Neptune Causing Great Damage q. Sun.-
| mer Resorts BY Mis- Antics.

Lone BRANeH, n. j.. Jan. "a fierce
snow and wind storm has prevailed along
the entire New Jersey coast and wrought
much damage. A heauy sea WAS raging all
day yesterday and today.
Shrewsbury hotel, Seabright, is being un-
dermined. A street is being washed away
by the sea, and this caused the stopping of
trains runniog to the Highlands on the
Southern road
The bulkhcads and bluff at that place are
going to pieces.
At this place the famous iron pier is a
total wreck, high sea having carried of u
great portion of the structure. The entire
bluff on Chelsea avenue is gone.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-07
INVADING A NEW FIELD.
American Ropcmakers 10 Send Their Goods 10
Great Britain.

Lo>poN, Jan. 6.---I,ritish ropemakers
are in II condition ,erging upon terror at
the prospect of the vigorous american com
petition. They have long been aware that
the MANILA rope which they make cannot
compare in quality with that manufactured
in the United States but they have made
no efforts to improve their goods, being con-
tdent that low prices would continue TO
keep out the Americans,
1t is now stated, apparently upon author
ity, that the National tordage Company of
America, encouraged by reports of conf
Dental agents sent over here, have resolved
to invade the British market without delay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-07
THE STORM
Gives Parts Of Bay State The
Heaviest Snow Fall
Since the 1888 Blizzard--Sm iachs
in Other Parts.
Il Extends Over Great Territory and Greatly
impedes Traffic.

WORCESTER, Mass, Jan, 6.--Eighteen
inches of snow has fallen on level in the
towns of Norshbridge. Uxbridge, Millyille
and Blackstone, the heaviest fail since the
blizzard of 1888. Railway travel ON the
Consolidated aud New England roads is de-
layed. The average depth north and south
of these points is shout six inches.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-07
INSTANTLY KILLED
And Horribly Mangled Was the
Fate Of a Man
Who Fell Under Train at Sanford
Both Legs Severed.
The Storm Reaches Portland but skips East
ern and Central maiae.

SANFORD, Jan. Ga Frenchman named
Durom. laborer on the electric railroad,
was run over by construction train this
afternoon on the bridge at the new power
station, and was instantly killed. Both
legs were cut off and the bo'iy badly
mangIeJ lie belonged at Springvsle, and
had a large family.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-07

TolEpo. Ohio, Jan. Sd. Y. Howell
Son. fish dealers. have failed. Liabilities,
$50 600: assets, $4,000. They were the
ol,les, fish dealers in the city. Among Mr.
Howeli's endorsers were Eiekham & Co.,
Huron, who has failed for 5s50.0te.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-07

Or any other similar epideniic, the bloo.I
and the whole system should be kept in
healthy condition. II sou feel worn out
or have ..that tired feeling in the morning,
do not be guilty Of neglect. Give immediate
attention to yourself Take Hoods Sarsa-
parilla to give strength, purify the bloo.l ans!
prevent disease.
lIotd's Pills cure liver ills, jaunaiee. bil.
io'tsneSs, siek hea'lacIs., constipation.
txwfolrmchlAw
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Schooner n. E. EIdridac Wrecked.

PoHr EATON, n. v, Jan. 6.-Schooner
NJ. 4. Eldridge, Capt. Kelly, Prospect, Me g,
for New York, loaded with stone, went
ashore at 2 o'clock this morning, during a
furious snow storm, mile and half east
of Eaton life saving station. The crew
was taken off in safety.