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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-27
Po.tomce Notice.

Foreign mails week ending June sC,h will close
WEDNESDAY--At a. m. supplementary 10 a: nj for
af.p , f =. 2e@@ per Psr. at M sup
II tSr oHr 9 parts via fPs ss
directed Teu,oncD at %So a. s,, tgr B Blsu
direct va per FrieanGo Tor Rueneds
from NsT,ole@ ms, q o p M f0'
TTIITKsDAYIAt 10 a. m. supplementary II 80 mD
for EyeP via a, II @ op n"S direct va
Rotterdam per Rotterdam 9etteps must be directed
o Per ho trom STrwsoreoSs p
italy spsn turkey and 10
British India. via Hae per La boursosne; al ~, ~
Colombia eSctpt Colon and Panama, must 30 directed
tg Rer Jd Rana%" per st 10 se"s
cages must direc ed per Meme a, 10 a. m Ssur.
hs ard South raaS mus. rr os directed p co
lnsa 10 m FOR Colon s %nS PaHa psr
Y %sss G Ser y f9T Slrs9 M S S
FOR He'll dt,cr cq f9 ch s veneHuan ports rrndad
Wem British and Dutch Guiana be directed per
% Bremen s6 s5I.9 @Fas Per Ea's %'%
lands land. direct Ssr N psT W
P P DE- s'o PC. per SS%Se at % fS %p
Elementary 80 M for E ES 9 9Iect per scsna xs
detters must be directed per Ieka') at :, p M Tor
scotland direct, ci,y OF Rome VIA Glasgow ass:
innena' Gonaiyes St Mar and Port de Pa,x per 8 .
tzar n u. m
orleans: At . D. m for La Plata countries. O.
Manitoba, AZ p. for Cape Colony and Natal per
Mails Tor tho Society Islands ship Troplc Bird from
San Fronclscoi here daily 10 June 20 at $50
D. m Mails for China and japan specially addressed
n,lvt nrr sikh from Tacomal, close here daily up
~, r,nrr .o6 al Gao y m. Mails for Hawaii. per s. s.
Australia from Francisco. close here daily up TO
III, I AZ G3O n m Mails for China and Japan per
Peru from san Francisco close here daily up 70
Iulv nj C:3O m Mails for China and Japan especially
addressed ony) per Empress Of China from vancou-
vnr, oSe here daily July - at O30 p m Malls Tor
Nmgfraiia eexccpt West Australia. Hawaii and FIN
islands per $ = warrimoo 0rom vancover close here
sallv after May ~ and 10 July % at $50 p. m
Mails Tor Australia Except those for West australia,
which are forwarded Europe), NcwIealand HAWAII
Pa and samoan Islands, per s. Monowa IRON Ssn
Lrancirco close daily 10 July III at o:~ p m
M IN orrivai az New York OF s. Iucana. with British
mails for Austraa) Mails for Newfoundland, BY rail- 70
close - this ONCE daily
a. $40 D. IN. Tor Miqueon by rail- to Boston ana
close az this office daily AZ 20" p m
Mails for cuba by rail 10 Tampa. Fla and thence ~
seamer sailing MONDAYS and Thursdays close at this
Once daily az A. m Mails Mexico. overland. unless
specially addressed for dispatch by steamer close at this
Office daily Al a. m. -,
Registered mail sIoses a. P n preEiSus p ssy
postonice New-York. N. T.. June u INA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-27
w1LL1AM A. CUMMINGS ASSOCIATION.

The William A. Cummings Association, of the LIST
Assembly District. was organized last nigh, at No.
2I2 Greenwch-st II is named after the well-known
young district leader OF the Republican OrganlZa-
foUo,ying officers were elected President, Charles
Martin; yice-president John henhedy' secreaary,
/ com uittee was appointed 10 secure permanent
headquarters. over 100 young voters sished inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-27
M1RRTED.

co1,prNry- pR1NCKERHOFF-O Wednesday. noon
~ - isoi ar the Dutch Reformed Church NJ ISM
IN Village Dutchess County y Y, by KEY Is; =.
HseLh,n, and Rsy ! Marshall Chew, May r Brincher'
hoG daughter Of Mrs. NJ. V. b. Brinckerhoh 70 Ut o
Tlvin Courtney. ...<
-NORFORD-At Nyack on Hudson. June ~, ley~
Lv tho Rev VIM. J. Ieggert Pm. y, Marghrer d
Youngest daughter Of Anthony d. Morford anu fr~A-
crlek Voorhs Green.
PrsYTON-DI ON June 20. at Nerlours, ps,.
Anne daughter of Eugene Du PoaI, q william Shafi~
Peyon Of santa Cruz Ca.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-27
NOMINATED For coNGREss.

Lewiston. Me- June 26-The Democrats Of the
Id District to-day nominated d. J. McGilicuddy
for Congress
Springncld H.. June 2S-The Democratic Con-
gress convention OF the new KIN District to-hsns
Tenomlnated William NJ Springer for his eleventh
consecutive term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-27

Take Rational Care of your Cold at once oy USING
Dr. Jayne's Expectorant and you may tseape N.A
,,erous throat or lung disease. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-27
Special Notices.
Established 1878,

Established 1878. ...->
MRS McEIRATHS HOME MADE PRESEhN ~
BitANDIES CANNED AND sPlCEo fhoiio AMI
PURE RED CURRANT JELLY SPECIALITY
Everything put up glass and kept until ran: FOR
prices references. &c, address MIS- SARAH o. NC
ELRATH 1913 Degraw-st.. Brooklyn. ~ \.
'Cosiar-" Exermnators XIII hsdbugs iAches rats lnai-
nm. Is wears stores refusing order direct "a Clinton Pl.
The Crown Lavender salts.
4 new revelation Of health and retrcshm"nt be sure
Won get the genuine. Always crown stoppered bottles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-27

Wheu baby was SICK. we gave her taslo'Ia-
,v]en she was 4 child. she cried for Castotla-
when she became Miss. sh- clung 70 Sas.o.,,a-
When she had children she gave tHcl" ~"'''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-27

Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed Win
full name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-27

DEATH or MRS. ELIZABETH D. PHELPS.
Mrs Elizabeth b. Phelps. OF this ci;y, died sud-
denly in Rome. italy. on June Z. ard was Dure1 ~
the Protestant Cemetery Of Testacco. she was the
mother of Countess Elizabeth PhelpS REESE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-27

Chicago Limiied-New- York central-ieaves New
York 10: a. M: arrives Chicago $50 O. M. every
day In the year. superb service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-27
u,o.,s u,rr.n Mineral Water.
Husbands CaIcIned Magnesia.-F9

Absolutely pure Certain cholera preventive sPee' N
kidney Liver and Bladder troubles H1nuiea W W.
ISr,,gri}s,s Main Office "A Broad-st.. New-fork'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-27

MUM rn.fals awarded agreeaple I" 1"e -.
smaller dose than other maxnesa FOR safe S"' "' "
les with registered Trademark LABEL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-27

Vino De snlud - "a
wine Of health. Restores appe'''e '''0"' - ~"
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For the Multitude.

Many great blessings of the world can
only be had by the few, but here is one for
the benz fit of all, and absolutely free OF
charge. Nothing is of more importance ia
US than our health. 1t has, until recently
been impossible for the poor, or those iv.
ing far from large cities, to obtain the
b. st medical advice except at great ex
pense. But now comes forward ole of oul
greatest and most successful specialists in
RUG nervous and chronic diseases and
offers to every one, far and near, tn
privilege of consulting him by letter. with
out charge. THIS is none other than
the well-known DR.. Green. of "a Tempt.
Plac Boston. Mass, the di. coverer of thu,
wonderful medicine. DR.. Greene's Nervura
bl 'od and nerve remedy.
You who have sought in vain to learn
villa you are suffering from, or to obtain
b. 10. white him q description of your
con, plaint, and he will return You a letter
stating exactly what your disease is, and
thoroughly describing each symptom, so
that on can clearly understand just what
ails you. Aud all this is entirely free of
expense to you. The doctor gives moot
careful and explicit sttertion to all letters.
AMI is b, wig won ierful success in treatin.
dis . e through his system Of letter cor
resp nience, u.irg a. he does, nothing but
harmless vegetable remedies in his practice
Write the doctor at once all about your
complaint 1t Is the surest way to regsin
your health.
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LIQUOR SEIZURE.
'hs Police Raid Fred C!ou.ier's Saloon a. d
Stcure Spirits"

Marshal Bean, Deputy Marshal Batchel-
Ter and two officers quietly went up to Fred
Cloutier's billiard rovm and saloon in the
Edwards block, Water street, Friday after
noon, about o'clock, and made a seizure
of liquor.
1t was a well planned pi ce of work and
successfully carried out. The marshal
passed through the bar-room to the place
where several fellows and Cloutier were
playing billiards. He stopped Clouter
from coming to the front room, while the
o,her officers proceeded to investigate.
They found one quart of gin, one quart
Of rum. one quart of alcohol, one alf pint
of wi iskey, about gill of "split' AMI two
wi i. key tumblers.
By stopping Cloutier from entering the
front room it was complete rail without
any dump" He was arrested and taken
before Judge Andrews, on charge of hav-
ing liquors in his possession for sale. When
asked by the Judge what he would do about
it he said he had nothing to say. He was
fined 800 and costs. He appealed and
will furnish bonds this morning.
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AUGUSTA CHURCHES.
Sunday Services-AII Are Cordially Invited "a
Attend.

M. C. A: Regular service Sunday at
P. NJ, led by Arthur Dutton.
GOSPEL TEMPERANCE MEETING at the
rooms of The W. C. L. u, on Sunday, at
2 80 P. M.
GOSPEL MEETINGS at 81 Capitol street,
on Sunday, at 10 30 A. M. and Z P. M. !;
also on Wednesday evening, at 7.30.
ST BARNABAs CHAPEL, Bangor street
Whit Sunday. Sunday school at Bis p. M. :;
evening prayer and sermon at P. NJ.
UNITARIAN CHURCH. Service at 1870 A.
NJ, with sermon by Mr.. Newbert upon
Criminal Prosecution: Justice or Convic-
tion?" Sunday school at ll.45.
WINTHROP STREET CHURCH, Universalist
1.-The Divine Forgiveness" sermon by Rev.
J. Frank Leland, Sunday morning, 1915
Sunpay school, ll.45; Y. P. c. U. at 30.
ST.. Marks CHURCH: Rev. A. w. Sny-
der, rector. Whi,sunday services at ard
1890 in the morning, and at Z o'clock in
the evening; Sunday school at $50 in the
afternoon. -'4
FREE BAPTIST Church: Worship, with
sermon by the pastor at 1870 A. NJ: Sun
day school at - NJ; boys and girls meet.
ing of Junior A. F. C. E. at 8 80; at $50
Young Peoples meeting; and general ser.
vice at 80.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH: Public
worship, Sunday, at 80 A. NJ, with ser
mon by the pastor on "Rest." Social praise
meeting at 6 80 P. NJ followed by general
pocial meeting at 80 o'clock. Music by
male quartet.
BAPTIST CHuRcH: Morning worship az
usual, at 10 80, with sermon by the pastor
subject, 1.-The Better Way" Sunday school
at II M. Junior and Senior Endeavor meet
ings at 4.3O and $50 p. M ; general gosprl
service at 80.
SALVATION ARMY: Sunday meetings, a,
o'clock knee drill; IL o'clock, holmes.
meeting, text "The Perfect Man" O'Clock
praise meeting, text 1.-The Happy Man :
80 o'clock salvation meeting, text 1.-The
I Sorrowful Man." Meetings every night at s
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH: 10 80, morn
| ing worship, sermon by the pastor; j AS
Sunday school in the chapel; 6 30, Y. p
S. c. f. M citing; 7.30, evening service
music by the church choir address by Mist
X, lie, Boston, on THE Work of the Con
gregational Church" Seats free.
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The First Excursion Of The Season.

Grand excursion to New York from al
Railroad on Saturday, June I'd.
Special arrangements have been made
for trip up the Hudson, one of the most
interesting and delightful trips on the
American continent.
Tickets for the round trip including state.
room and berth and good for eight days
have been placed at very low rates.
Parties going on this excursion must ap-
ply by letter or telegraph to B. L. Pennell
Brunswick, Me-, on or before May 3Oth, in
order to secure staterooms and berths.
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FIRE ON HIGH STREET.
House Owned by J. p. wyman. snd Occupied
byF. D. Cole. Burned.

Fire broke out in one of John p. Wy
mans houses on High street, last night,
about II o'clock, occupied by f. d. Cole,
a compositor on the JOURNALS night force.
Mrs. Cole found the house filled with
smoke when she awoke, and Immediately
took her two children to one OF the neigh
boris houses and ran down street to give
the alarm. She met boy at the corner of
Winthrop and State streets and the first
alarm was rung in from box Sc at 1890 and
a second one from box 80, at IL As.
The department. reached the out-of-the.way
place in very short time, but owing to the
lack of water pressure at that great eleva-
ton, were unable to do much, till the
steamer Cushnoc was placed on Chestnut
strt ct and line of hose run up from il
at l so.
Previous to the line being run from the
steamer, two lines of hose had been laid, one
100 feet and the other 1900. Considerable
of the furniture was taken out and the loss
in this line will probably be about $500
insured.
The loss on the building will be nearly
Sl4O0; fully insured. The fire caught
about the chimney. The fire department
did excellent work, considering the adverse
circumstances under which it labored.
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BADLY JAMMED
Elmer keIlette csusht Between Engine and
Car At Yarmouth Junction.

Elmer Kellette. about % years of age
living in this city, was badly jammed about
the hips and abdomen, at Yarmouth juno
ton, Friday afternoon, about 5 o'clock
while. coupling the engine to cars Of
freight train No. % He was Immediately
cared for ard brought here on the evening
passenger train No. %.
He was taken to his home on the corner
of Crosby and Bridge streets, and attended
by DR.. R. J. Martin. The injuries were
internal and when last heard from he was
fairly comfortable, but nothing d, finite
could be stated regarding his condition.
LArER.-After resting as comfortably a,
could be expected, suffering some at times
and having great difficulty in moving, Mr.
Kellette suddenly expired at IL o'clock, .t
easily that it seemed like going to sleep
He was 26 years old and was married.
He vas an industrious, hsrd-v orkin,
man, liked and respected by ali. He wal
born in Gardiner and had lived in this cit,
for some years.
He was a member of the Catholic Beney
client Legion of thi, city.
The Vatican has Issued instructions tc
the Roman Catholic bishops of France d.
recting them to accep. the French Law in
reg ,rd to church buildings without OPPOSE
ton. At the same Il ne the HOLY See *
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Daily Kenntbet aoarnal,
0ifg o,,o Gcunfp.
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
oe'esates iasructsd 10 support Hon OrviIIe
o. Baker ies Congress.

A largely attended and enthusiastic caucu
OF the Republicans of TIL. city was held i,
the q. A. R. hall, Friday evening. Thu
caucus was called to order by Byron Boyd
W. .. Choate was chosen chairman, ant
MIR. Boyd, secretary. The chairman statet
the object of the meeting and on motion O.
John W. Chase the following were appointed
by reclamation, as delegates to the distric
convention at Wats rville, June g..
Delegates-H. NJ. Heath, Charles E
Nash, s. W. Lane, Byron Boyd, W. H
Williams, Charles S. Hichborn, John F
Hill, W. S. Choate, A. S. Bangs, L. C
Cornish, Fred Cony, Arson M. Goddard
II. M. Cross, NJ. S. Campbell, Charles f
Fletcher.
Alternates-A. W. Brooks, Frsnk E
Southland, H. F. Blanchard, D. B. Savage
Ira II. Randall, J. E. Kingsley, Preston w
Brown, Milton M. Stone, Fred L. Hersey
Edwin L. White, Melville Smith, Geo. H
Bangs, Weston Lewis, Walter C. Packard
A. J. Burns.
On motion of W. d. Stinson, the follow.
lowing were chosen by acclama alton as dele.
gates to the State convention at Lewiston
June 3:
Delegates E. c. Burleigb, J. H. Man.
ley, John w. Chase, Chss. A. Milliken, L.
ID. Carver, Charles W. Jones, W. p.
Walsh, Chas. r. Hall, Horace Little, Asa
D. Townsend, A. w. Brooks, w. H. Allen,
Charles H. White, Parker N. Savage, j.
NJ. Cross.
Alternate H. Edwards. Horace
Colburn, H. Eugene Smith, F. j. C. Little,
G. A. Philbrook, Nathan Weston, Han old
Smith, b. A. Mead, Leon Hebert, Fred l..
Perry, J. j. Drury, J. Arthur Savage,
Smith S. Randall, Warren Malcolm, Dan
iel Foster.
Hon H. M. Heath presented the follow
ing resolution, which was unanimously car
ried:
Resolved, That the delegates to the dis
trict convention are hereby instructed to
present tn, : anne of Hon. Orville d Baker
as candidate for Congress, and to use all
honorable means to procure his nomiua-
ton.
Captain Nash said he was pleased to
heartily second the resolution, and thought
the time had come when it was fitting that
Kenne bee shoull furnish rep. sentative
in Congress. lie knew of no gentleman
better qualified to fill this Important posi-
ton and reflect honor upon our city, upon
our country, upon our district and upon
our State than our esteemed and distin-
guished townsman, Hon. Orville d. Baker
After the unanimous adoption of the
res tuition, Mr.. Baker was called upon, and
in his eloquent and interesting manner
made short speech expressing bis deep ap-
probation of the high honor bestowed upon
him. He said he had always been Re-
publican and always expected to be; had
known no shadow of wavering in his politi-
cal faith. Ii he should not re-
ceive the nomination he should do
all in Lis power to help elect the gentleman
who did receive it. If he should have the
honor to re ceive it himself he pledged lis
fellow citizens that no interest of his county
or his State should suffer from lack of his
best end avor to serve them. More than
that he could not say, less than that he
would not say.
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NEW 1Okks MAY III
FLouR-Reoe,pts. 25s pkps. exrort, a 40
bbls; 1900 sacks: .aies 5000 nxes: duI
weak; -------- low extra
e,tr, 39O,,2o winter wheat, low grade.
90 ax.O fair to faooy, Is ~,
uatents 4 10 2 20 -Minuesots clenI 2y5 --s
straiehts. 2b,s 40 patents. rs All Ia nv.
o,iy lures, 23) 20 supel fine 6)az TO- tine. lis
Q5
SOUTHERN FLoUR-dull, weak; common to
fair extra 2a3 good to choice 3OOa3aO
KYk Floor quiet, firm
Corn MEAI- dull .,.ady yellow
Western, 2 65a2 20, brand wine. 27O.
RYk-dull nominal; W est.ru. 4,,.o7.
BARLEY out of eea on;Vo Milwaukee, s5a67
western, e3a67; two rowed state, o3.t5. NJ
Toronto e,a,o
BARLEY MALr-ou ct vesteyn 7ons.
two rowed state 7Oa.s; SIX rowed state aOay6 all
made Canada i0Oai0a
wuKAr-ReceIpt,. 30 Us push exports. LOG, i9l
sales, l7,OOO; ,Iuiet lower closing firm: -
No. req, s,o'e ana eese.m. 5oIg5oI
ahoat 20, d. fob sol i,ip; 40 / hara * IA.
No. 3 sprlux 77says, NJ 1 northern 6sla-s
No. 3, northern, 75a73a, no Z Muvauke. 70Aa50s
red. 72ia73,: No. white 5e3
GoRN-Keceipts 49,. ..vnrts l0lsO: sale,
III. 900; moderately actlye, lower closing firm:
no l., AN AZ elevstor; i4,a4.s .nu.,. No
2, i3;a- elevator; 4iaa- snoat: No, 4. sa,h
=; steamer afost, A.: yellow. 40: mn
graded mixed, IS ,.5,; steamer mixed. 15in
ASA No. white, Ala.
OATs-Keceipts g4s0O. exports. 7s,s bpah
sales. $4,000; dull, easier
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NOTICE CT DISSOLUTION

THIS il TO give notice hat II Z Redmond has Thu
tay wiihdf avn from he firm OF ). B. CT ss < Co
he re naming par ners will continue Il busine !.
tnder he sam. n me- and st, IL ~ heretofore, ana
vIl sc tie all accoun and claims against the lat,
,irm.
AL persons ind bted to the late copartns rship
IRE reque ted TO Call and settle.
s. Il CROSS co,
AUGUSTA, April II, 1874. airl2dtf
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FOR sALEl

Fruit and Ornam' ntal Trees Rose Busbe.
Sbrnbs and Plfrt-. row ready fo- deliver IN 4 .
Mi AZ our office, Nos 5 and 8 Nas.nic Building
md leave Orders. }. l.. MERkicK & Co, Nursery
men. ma, 3dff
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Harry Libby was arrested, Friday evens
ing. about $50, for drunkenness and dis
orderly conduit, after giving the officers
auire q long chase.
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5essiaI A6oss; ,ssia,.tt,

small advertisements not "a seeding fosv aNr.
StnIty xordsl coming a''er he head of isestec
nd, kOR SALE, ToIEr, Los; Sc..wi.l be,ts ana
two times for Is cenis, three times for IS ,.s.-S
ore week for b. cents. A0>suse ~ s,S,ar.
IN sen0ng BY mail. remittance of pos ..rser 4
Or postal note sould be n..tde x.,r,s 80 -
the charees are To- small 70 open as GUMS 'o..
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chlcs Produces nassst.
CHICAGO. May II.

FLOUR-duil. easy.
HEAI que. Iow,r ---"" 2spr,ng
56sa-, No. 3. do. 52s; No. red. 55s.
CORN lower: Ne {, 345.
OATS weak. lower; ----No. Z 81,
No. red- "a hite, S2ta-. No. . white, W,
RYK-no g. All
BARLEY-No. z, SIS
IT sysERp-rr ! i.s3.
PoRK-al2 36aaI2 37b.
tapf. A14O .474 A. %.
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The Gloucester schooner Vigilant struck
in the Damariscotta river, Friday land leaks
badly.
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LOST,

r OST-Betwe Young's drug store and Il j
IL Nuyes', silver headed me, q. Y: Leave
at YouLg's and receive reward. n. j. MOVES.
apr26dtf
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of money, and al others are
invited to inspect our new
stock of Black and Brown,
Fiue Quality,
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and roll It up, after which cut it fine with 4
koife. Have ready pot of boiling w.ter
into which yen have put little salt. Drop
the noodles in and DO lh-m FIVE or six
minutes. Pour the wat. off and fly the
noodles 10 plenty of butt,r.
Wsshburn Crosby Co. e the only Ameri-
can flour having large sale in Europe.
New cooking receipt printed he:e every day.
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A Aosota,LL ,iss.

IL. 8. T. dilt.s STOCK torn of LAfa tetfe, Nc
Mean Co.., Pa. Has Canse 70. lsejofctng
-PhysbctAns In ana Gut 81 H sPlta .
ExPerimented and Operated UpO- Her
Without the Least BENEFIT saer Ae.
knOwledgmeMt Of e. Great Good She
Dsris ed From . simple hemedy-The
Medical Profession Now Ussng the
Same Means In Other Cases With Won.
deTfui Hesults.
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aAHkkI kkPVKIL.
Nsw York Monsy Masksi.

NV t0Tk Wohof M16kU.
NEW YoRK. May II.
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WANTED.

WANTED BOOKkEEPER 10 apply latest
w and quickest method for balancing W. hout
sub raction. Postpaid 10 cents. Hensy goldman,
Author. major Block, Chicago may fSdh
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r AIDES WANTED To WRITE AT HOME
IL Si5 W. ckly; no canvassiIg Z. Reply witt
stamp, Miss FANNIE FELkNUR, South Bend
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FLoUR-Receipts 30,255 pkRs: export. q. AZ
obls: 1900 sacks: sales. 500 pigs, du,
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ITO LET-A fine Chickeripg piano; terms
i reasonable. Apply to w. g. Boothby at
Kennebec Savings Bank. marl9dtf
ITO LET-The vose residence on State street
i with stable; house heated by steam and has
all the modern improvements, three acres Of land
with fruit trees and shrubbery. Apply TO Thomas
]. Lynch. augl4dtf