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The Rebellion In Ecuador.

NEW York, Aug. 27.--A special 10
the World from Colon says tbs COVERT
srnmenI at Quito 10 reported TO be
preparing to abandon the Ecuadorean
oApitAl.
General Alfarp, the hoAd Of the
provisional government established by
tho fevolutionisu Mt Gusysquil, IL
steadily marching on the oapitai, being
received everywhere with popular re-
joiolng.
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LsokinE for usmss.

PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. 25.-George
+. ormsuy, au agent Of the j cialOgi.
cal and Reform League OF Boston has
boon spending several days in Portland
and on the coast investigating the ad.
vAnlnges offered by tue country TO n
colony Of people tseking homes In the
West. The aim OF Tue soololoK ical
aud reform lsRgus, Mr.. Ormsby stat.s,
10 10 better the condition Of mankind
living In the crowded oiIies OF the
E,nI.
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annual addfo.s, Carter said ihe assoois.
10 81, IN promoting uniformity Of legis-
lati1n, wisned that object effected by
no general accentat Q, II the best
form Of legislation, not by bringing
ab dl merely ngsn0fal conformity. lie
said u was amazing that enlightened
states, Astounding In productive wealth
which would costly afford ample
revenue, n properly taxed. should h..
sist on retaining an Intricate system Of
tsxatiOr, even after II had proved to Or
abOftiys for the avOwel objects.
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swINDLISo IN ARsrSIIsA.
Sensational Statements RsEAEdiHr the
ssuAssms., Of that CoasUy's Affairs

Sensational Statements RsEAEdiHr the
Management Of That CsasiTy's Affairs
NEw YORK, Aug. 27.-A spsoisl to
IT, Herald from Blsnos AyTes says:
Argsntina L. again conyulssd with
isnsWed excitement over the aiisifs Of
he army snd navy departments.
Admiral sollof's letter 10 Minister
Pats has been published and u 10 found
" contain sensational statements.
The lsllst tsyt that tho amor
piercing shells supplied TO the navy a.
coming from msksr of worldwide
fSpuialion wsfs ifom some Inferior
manufactured To prove this Admiral
hglisf quotes q letter from the res
p1n,ibls hfn, ihying thstiG has never
'old single shell In Afgsniina. He
luther adds that the rapid nfing
uffldgss transmitted 10 Argsntins
u u another wsll.known ffn formed
,,oek, a. be believes, that had ueen
hlse1sd by other buyers. The flsss
dlhsss cAilfiJg'A, the iot0pr naval
tAlsinys,W'rs wholly Ineffective.
TIE letter 10 regarded an all sides a.
slowing tho need VI immediate aud
euiile reforms In thess vital depart
nsli.
Ih, Chamber OF dsputiSs lie debating
The question.
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NOT KNOWN At THE WAR DEPART
MENT,


PORTLAND, ore, Aug. sJ-h
Sotyian, travelling under the name OF
John GiDovich, LETT Tor the east toiny,
accompanied by a man who, he claims,
IL cousin Of the ex.king OF Servls.
Tho man IL 20 years old ami has been a
waiter In a SpOk.n restaurant the pact
four months. Ho came 10 America
two years ago with 100000, ~ the
story goes, which he sluandtrod ia
Han francisco. In the latter placs he
was known M nm Italian count, and, II
10 ssid, moved In high society. Hibo.
vich says he had n royal commission
TO escort the man TO his native coun.
try.
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Paper Company Fail..

p,o,lsVkRi Aug. 20.-The Arapahoo
WY eompany, through It's president
,I, "hs H. Amos, today fllet an A.
n, ' I with the county clerk, nam.
~, n, Ayion Y. Flint as asslgnes. Tbs
,1,pp ssn,si Paper company previously
si,s.,el lhe stock for $500, the amount
RAM calm Nosohedule vas made
M. MY Inc application for q receiver,
Wednesday. W." ~" hs
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Rnu.om's Gem mission.

WAsHINuTOE, Aug. 27.-Ths White
Houss mail toJay brought the commits
sion OF Matt W. Ransom, 10 be United
States minister TO Mexico. The COM
mission was dated on August 2Ilh.
This ends tho legal complications by
which Minister Ransom, after several
months service, was declared .ineligl-
bic TO MI the office 10 VIII on he had
been appointed prior 10 the expiration
OF his term Ms United States' senator.
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incompetent omcsr.

DEsvER, Aug. 27,-uJvernor Nc.
IntyIu has written 60 the fliesI4 OF the
National Humane Society advising
,he removal OF l.cNl agent, q. II.
Thomson, secretary NJ the ColOrauO
Humane Society, on the ground OF
incompslenoy. The Royornyr SAID
Thomson could have prevented the
bull hghtiug al Gillette, II he hsd done
his duty.
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STILL UNCERTAIN.
III. DasI Political stua,ion In
rsnasyIyAuts.

HARRISBURG, Aug. 27.-The politl-
cal situation hers today appears Just ns
uncertain ~ Ovor David Martin anu
&. G.. Mcgee say the night 10 over aud
Quay badly whipped.
EK-ChAitman Cooper, Congressmau
Rob uson AMI Senator Quay himself
Gppear confident they have enough
delegates to control the convention,
Ths prospect IL that there will DO two
sets OF admission tickets and the
Inevitable clash u authority,
The state committee held an
adjourned meeting this fofonoOr,
Chairman Gilkeson absentlng himself
on tho ground that tue meeting Wa
not properly called. Temporary Chaif-
man Cooper reported rs OF III menu
Der. preieni, personally or by proxy,
The report VI the committee on
credentials wus favorable 70 the Quay
contestants from Wyoming county aud
the hfst and Flth wards o! Phiiaiel'
phiA.
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ysua.rsiI, a. . TuYfman.

NEW YoRK, Aug. 27.-The World
psys: w. X. Vanderbilt has began his
oafesr rs y turf man. He has Just
bought from Pierre Lsrillard siKlesn
thoroughbred mares In pursuance Of
his plan to start breeding and racing
establishment In France. From Johns-
town, n. j., comes the nows that the
maTos arc being prepared for sbip-
ment, and that Mr.. Vandrtbilt win
have all OF thsm In France before
October |.
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A,,smp, to wreck = Train.

BAN ANTONIO, Texas, Aug. 81
An attempt was made last night to
wreck the wettbound Southern Pact DO
train fifty miles west OF Houston. Tho
engineer discovered ties aofe,s tho
track, luckily soon enough 20 bring his
train to u stsndutill without damage 10
tbs train or anybody ABOARD H. IL Ia
thought the design was 10 wreck ana
rob the train.
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NEW YORit, Aug. 27.-A special TO
q local paper from Panama saye;
BUgots SENDS tue announcement Of
Detective Rsnfio's departure August
2ilh with all documents necessary fIt
tue sItfadition Of Love, accused OF de-
faloauons. He expected to arrive
September 5Ih and lsavs Colon Tor
New York September iiIh.
Baron In Barre de Flanjci, new
Spanish envoy and minister plenipU-
Territory to Colombia has arrived at
Bogots,
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E.si.ns viii Ne, Held Trinidad.

NEW York, Aug. a7.-Tho Herdid's
In Rio do JAneirJ, Bra.
Ill, telegrsphs that 10 IL reported In
pfiiciAl circles that despite the apssr.
tons published In the English pro,a, tho
Brazilian government has good grOun d
to believe that England will elibquish
her claim 10 tho island Of Trinidad.
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NEW YoRK, Aug. 2T.-RobeTt
FitEsimmons has com nienesd training
for the coming championship nght
with James J. CorbsIt, at his little
cottage on the shore Of Coney Island.
His course differs from the training OF
the average fighter. lie trains him
self and regulates his own diet and
work.
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Another Dusl In Mexico.

GUALAJARA, Mexico, Aug. 27.-
George s, Morris, American mining
man, WAS dangerously wounded In n
duel at Amees, by Spaniatd, Jose
Salsazar. The two quarreied over a
business deal and tho Spaniatd issued
tue challenge to Tight
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killed. MT. Houley was an honest
and reliable citizen, ana cOnhdel 81
cretl to some OF his Masonic ifiends
that they would not divulss Us long as
a. he lived. NV that he IL dead they
are Willing a. supply this missing link
IN the hittory OF the lost cause ard
throw all possible light on tire tragic
end OF QuSntrells muir leIols career.
IL has been generally believed that
Quanttell was killed by Federal
troops.
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DEsbY sOT IDLE.
The Chinese Gsssrnuspt Compile.
Win ono Of mis- n'qnssIs.

WIN ono of mis- 1'Inssi..
wAsIIISdToS, Aug. 1.-THE state
10 In receipt OF a cAblogrAn from Miu-
isler Deuby, stating that In response
10 request made by him u the
Tsung III Yamen, the tOatai, Hsu
H.iuE has been ssnt 10 cooperate
with Consul Hirson investigating tho
ku Tien (Iiu Chsng) riot. IL 10 sup
posed at the department thst The onin-
missioner may he = well known metro
politAn officer who for many years was
vice president Of the, board VI works anu
also has been Of late years minister Of
the Tsung Ii yRmoD.
This oabls, II 10 state 8, should put 10
rest the reports that Minister DenDy Ia
not carrying out tho distractions Of
Acting Secretary AdeS, anu that there
WAS dissAtihfaotion with him At tho
state department.
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THE DEATH oF aUASrRsLL.
secrets Long Rept Now CsnaisE 20
Light.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Aug. "a. -
Captain Simon HoIsley, man who
served wIlh distinction under General
Forrest, died Mt the home Of his
brother Roger, this state, yesterday.
Intimate friends have know Tor some
time that he knew OF the killing OF the
noted Confederate QuAntTell, but this
facts did not become generally known
until his death. Horsley was sent NJ
recruiting of1icer by General Forrest
into Ksniueky aud as QuAntrell wac
returning from = rail-, no stopped
Ia tho vicinity OF BardStOwn
aud began depfeaations. Horsley, at
tho request Of citizens there, waited on
Qusntrell and asked him 10 derist, but
QlanlTell would not llston to the DE-
tnand. He wa warned 20 make no
more raids ON the property OF Ken
tucky Confederstos And the two men
separated. II was In the spring OF
1866, and Quanlrell became desperate.
lilo made another raid, anu during an
engagement with q detachment OF
KENTUCKY ueops, Quantrell was
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sspEuiuHry r,ud In rspuss,se.

BRISTOL, Tenn, Aug. g7.--A bloody
wal between two isctiuus, rebuiting
from long standing ieud, has been
fought IN the Cumberland mountains,
soyrnty.iive miles north Of here On the
NifsiniA ana Kentucky lines. The
Boyd snd Thomas factions with wiz.
ohrs,ers met At n distillety, wntTe tue
haltlp began. Four men, John Boyg,
William Cox, Jack Thomas aud Floyd
Thomas, aTs dead and teys;al wound.
cd,
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chsyn.hi .pd Godfrey.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2T--Joe Choyn,ki,
the lignt heavy weight champion, ar-
rived Ia Chicago from Loulsvllle, Ky"
last evening, and boarded a tram q
few hours later for Boston. Choyn,ki
Ia TO meet George Godfrey In a tweniy
round glove contest tefofe the Suffolk
Athletic club Of Boston, Mass, Ihur,-
day night.
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DETROIT Aug. 27,-Au intellectual
looking assembly Of 300 leading iursls
agu menibtrI OF the bar WAS present
today when President James q. Carter,
OF New York, cslled TO order the
eighteenth annual convention OF the
American Bar Association. In hiI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-27

ROCKFORD, H., Aus. .7.-5hEflorei
h suJyllie, lumber dsaien .. tails city,
nave Jailed. Their liabilities exceed
their assets about 10000. rnsy nave
confessed ludgmeHs iu i-ysr VI the
Rockford National bans, their heaviest
creditors,
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WAsHiN0TON, Aug. GA cable
vas received from Minister Ieffll nj
Iha state department t. day saying;
"Ihe Porte glvta emphatic assurauces
Of security i0r American cillssns at
rartut,D
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CHcAGo, Aug .g7,--Ail raolug At
Hauem has been declared on, The
track officials 4 ter a conference today
decided that the h junction isauri last
Saturday makes any further attempt at
RAINING the track impossible.
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NIaEarn nests IsaIds.

ToRBAY, Aug. Elm the race for
.O'taIcIs under the auspices OF the
" val Torbay Yacht CLUB, Howard
q u'us Niagara beat Pnuce Leopold
OF Pfussla's American bulk ItUlle.
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hsN samuel nissan n.nn.

:, mmoi.s,sibuRd, o., Aug. 26.-Rev.
na,r' s' hlsssll dice. ut 3 O'Clock this
~, lged 0s years. He was the
nd ,nNng graduate Of Yale college,
INln,burg. y" "0"u'"'S T"
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GERMAN war Veterans.

BRHMBS, Aug. 27.-rhe North Ger
man Lloyd steamship FuldA with 1914
German Veterans OF tue war OF 1870
on board arrived here.
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WAsHISGToS, Aug. 27.-Secreiary
aud bars. Caflisle returned acre today.
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tempt % take up the lsnI many Pic
neers settled uuOa the tracts which ny
intelligent cultivation have been deyel-
opsd iuto tbs iine,t aiming land In tne
state.
II 10 feared here that trouble will en-
sue should the government attempt to
fofcibly take from the settlers the
homes which they have built by many
years Of toll. IL 10 claimed by some
thst this acton Of the department Ia
simply preliminary 70 the extensive
and much needed fortihcstion OF Puget
Sound.
NOT ISsows At THE WAR DEPART
MINT.
wAsfuSGToS, Aug. 27.-Nothlng Ia
known at tho war department OF the
eviction OF squatlers from the military
reservations Ia Washington. Tue
officials say tho army regulations TO.
qulre that the commanding general OF
each department prevent trespAssing,
and II Ia assumed General OILS has
undertaken to rsmovo ssustters In
washingtop. He has not, however,
made aby report.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-09-11

:. n r.ttt hhecuiJ!nS pills cure CIn-t. 3ItI1, J5T--I- -
: ------ NeglLIglns pulls euro consultation prenfIss R..tr%.. >
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QUICK TIME CHEAP RATES

DaiIH Express and Passenger train
make prompt connection. with tn
several railroad lines in II East.
f"iiEaan Palace Sleeping Car. aud
tourists sleeping. Cars attached to all
TRAINS. Dining Cars attached to fas,
trains bei .ueLee and Os-
den.
lirhet~ sold. sleeping. ear b-rths Sc.
csr~d. and other Information given
60" application to
H.. L. FIELD, ACT,
RENO DtPOI.
7. H. GOODMAN,
GEN: PASS. ACT.
RICHARD GRAY, GEN. 7RAt. MANIC.
san FkAN(ISt q, Cal.
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THE SOUTHERN
i.rS sS. It-L Ian
af8 ~ SaSE
PACIFIC COMPANY.

'~""iu'"hrIn= Saturday Ne, .4I~el
anu until further nuticcL rains viii
'eaNr kenO As follows: s.25 nj,
h'aisN Atlantic Express. train. for
"thnc'nucca. Battle Mountain. PaIis-
LAS. Carries ONLY first
elias" passengers through and local
Dining ear to ogden.
80 p. m. kaily Pacific Exnres.
IRAN Or Iruckee. sacramento Ron
erIa and San Francisco. ar,Ivin~ nj
OLD ii, III, ~nerIiu at Aacrame,to
al 1870 Il. III. with the New skrlea,.
Express Or Fresno. santa f,arbara
los Angeles. San Diego. also AT 1.Io
y. m for W0Odiand aud Euioht. land
ing
?:oI y. m. DaiIN-AtIantic ExDres~
LOT N~innehncca. Battle Mountain
'aii~ahf- ogden and a~t. Carrie.
FIRST and second class passenger.
local and through.
So y. m. Daily Pacific Exnress
train for Rose vile, Junction. Sacr.-
mentO, and san Francisco via Rem
ccla arriving at 9.l5 4. M. Connect.
at sacramento with train I.,Xj.r
AT 1929 a. III. fer Stockton. Lathron
oah j0se. San Francisco. Fresno Ins
Angeles San Diego: and East via Non.
Orleans: at 1850 "A. M. for Williams
willows and Reddin-: at 3:o, ~,
Tor Hed Bluff and at 1850 D. m. for
~|sHiIle Chico. Redding. Portland
an" l'"Eef sound points.
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coaching twills, with rows of stitching for
| finish.
| special illustration and full directions
about the pattern will be found Oh the
envelope in which it is enclosed.
774-FARRINGTON CIRCLES
Sizes, Medium and Large.

This graceful skirt is in circle shap
which adapts itself SO readily and gracefully
to tie ripple" effect that is still the most
popular style for double-width goods. and
also Tor narrow material when the pieciLg
will not be too conspicuous. This skirt has
a sweep of about four and half yards, and
is not quite SO plain at the top. the back
being laid in two deep plaits on each side,
turned toward the middle. Tastes differ as
to the propriety of using stiff facing or in
teIlining in skirts. but The approved finish
for the bottom Is still the cord or candle-
wicking covered with velvet. A special
illustration and full directions about the
pattern will be found on the envelope in
which it is enclosed.
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DOR SALE-At South Paris. Oxford county,
Maine, AT miles from Portland, on line OF q.
I. Il. three trains daily. the 21a story Queen
Anne dwelling house. known as the ShurtleH
residence. Lot contains about Az acres:
acre in lawn,21a acres in field and shrubbery,
acre In forest trees consisting OF about 100 large
Pines and few Naples. The residence stands
on plateau about SO feet above the surround
ing country; it was built and finished in SD
perior manner under the supervision of F. H.
Fassett, architect The main building Is 40x3o
and contains rooms on first floor, with ample
closets for China, silver and linen. Also, large
pantry. Six chambers on second floor. Hall
ways 10 feet wide. Stair case and lower hall
finished in solid cherry. Steam heat, bath room
and water closets. Fire places in parlor, sitting
room. dining room and chamber. House plped
for gas, cemented cellar, large copper tank in
attic. Water service from Lake Norway, ia
denee. Piazza 9 feet wide on all sides of the
house. Building faces the south. Drainage
and sanitary condition perfect. The Lite An
droScoggin River runs through the village, af-
fording fine opportunities for canoeing and boat
ing. Lake Norway abounds In black bass. -Four
churches in near vicinity. Congregationaist
Uniyersalist, Baptist and Methodist. The new
county buildings are located here. The drives
around about cannot be surpassed. ANY one
having predlsposition to throat or lung troubles.
and unable to endure the bracing dalnpness OF
altitude very beneficial to them. There are ex-
cellent markets near at hand for meats, fresh
fish and vegetables An abundance OF pure
milk and sweet cream can be had at all times.
This property will be disposed of at = low price.
For further particulars apply to BENJAMIN
F. HARRIS. No. Boyd Block, 1761a Middle,
cor. Exchange street. Portland. ap1dff
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NOR SALE-Two story house situated
Il "a Park St.. Portland. Modern conven-
fences. cemented cellar, large yard, sun all
day. Terms easy. Inquire of CUMMINGS
BROS, 22S Com'l Street. Apr.l7dtf
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EOR SALE-Cottage lots ON Littlejobns
and Cousins, also at south f,eeport.
iuresque, health giving locations or Your
summer cottage. Also a fine house in upper
part OF the City. Inquire of RYAN & KEEL
sEY. l32 Commercial street. ~
EOR SALE-A stock of paints; all in good
condition. in a young fourishing city;
will sell cheap. Good chance for painter
who understands mixing paints. Address
II. s. D., Press ufice -
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DOR SALE-H omestead estate of the late
John Wheeler on the southeasferly cor
ner of Main and Haskell streets. in Cum
berland Mills. Very substantially built.
conveniently arranged and finely finished
mants. large stable and about $4,000 feet of
land. Electric cars pass the door, two
minutes walk from r. 6 Il. r. h. and
handsomely finished Two stored house on
Bracket street in Wes. brook. with all
modern improvements, good sta BILE ami
about TO- 0U0 feet OF land. Also two stored
tenement house ON oehester street. Cum
uerland Mills with large lot of land Also
building lot on Rochester street. Also very
desira bile house lot In CumheI land Mills on
the southwesterly corner OF Main and
Haskell streets. Also the Wheeler coal ward.
SO called. on Main street, containing about
W. NJ. BRADLEY, No. 4s IL Exobanss
street. 31-tt
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.
THE WELL-KNOWN COBURN FARM

situated in Gorhnin on the old road from
Saccarappa to Gorham village, about one
mile from the latter, and two and one-half
miles from the terminus of the Electric
said farm contains about sixty acres OF
good land lying together in one par
Gel, conveniently divided into tjllage land
and pasture. II here are large orchards on
be premises, bearing from 500 to lsl0 bushels
of apples annually; also pear trees and
an abundance OF small fruits. The hunsa
is a story and one-half manshrd roof, built
within the last ten years and finished
throughout: cellar good and well adapted
for the keeping Of fruit. and for dairy pur-
poses. The baTn is large and commodlous
with a good cellar. ana lean-to attached for
storing tools, vehicles etc. There are also
suoh other out-buildings, Including ice
we'll stocked at the decesss of Mr.. CobuIn
in Decanber last. and such part Of the
stock and farming tools will be sold at a
fair price as the purchaser of the farm may
desire.
For further particulars inquire on the
premises of MRS. r. 6. DROWN, or of +.
N. KAY, administrator, So Exchange Street,
Por' land Maine.
April 20 1895. mar30dtf
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EOR SALE-Eew louise of six rooms at
Deering Centre, near electrics. 5a00 feet
OF land, house is two story; good chance for
garden. Price $l315; small cash payment,
balance by the month. RICHARDrON
LAND CO.. 47S 1-2 Congress- st. eff
EOR SAnE-New two stery house. Z rooms
and bath, Sawyer street, Woodfords.
good garden lot; house finished in white
wood and papered throughout, oemented
cellar, near steam and electrios; Sits is the
price; small cash payment down; balances by
the month. RICHARDSON LAND Cu.. 478
l-2 Congress st. 2s-tf
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DOARDERS WANTED--For the summer
ID months, at Watchie Lake Farm. For
particulars address CHARLES STONE,
standisb, Me. 700
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The Value of Light.

A sunbeam is small thing, yet it has
a power to fade the carpets and curtains,
to rot the blinds, and for this reason
some folks carefully exclude the sun
shine. What is the result? The family
is always ailing, the young girls have a
waxen, white skin and weary, pinched
expression if countenance Their appetites
fail, they fall into such bad state of
health that the doctor is called in. In
olden days he would have shaken his
head, perhaps, and friends would have
whispered that dreaded word "decliner'
Nowadays he notes the pale gums and
waxen skin and says "anaemia," pre-
scribes iron and milk, fresh air and ex-
ercise and often change. If he knows
nothing about the darkened rooms he
will be puzzled as to why no permanent
improvement manifests ITSELF and, posi-
bly,, the patient will seek other advice. -
Medical Monthly.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-25
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