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Chaps
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the external use of this wonderful Eminent
It also acts promptly to relieve and cure colds,
coughs, asthma, catarrh, bronchitis, diph-
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joints. sore muscles. burns, scalds, bites,
stings pimp1es, freckles. sore lips. contusions.
irritations, infammahons, cramps and pains.
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RUSSIA,

This country is nominally ON silver
basis, though preparing to adopt the gold
standard in the near future. The our
renoy Is all paper. and, in anticipation
of the adoption Of the gold standard.
the paper ruble, though legally redeem
able In silver. has appreciated in value
until it has appropriated the value of
the gold ruble. Wages being paid
paper, have increased in purchasing
power with the increase in the value
Of the paper ruble. Unskilled labor, 40
to 30 cents per day; skilled labor, so cents
to 81 per day. Estimated wealth, $780,
44b. 900, 900. Commerce, $613, of9 600.
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PORTLAND 6 RUMFORD FALLS.
Meeting Of the Railroad Co.
Held Yesterday.

Gratifying Report for the Year.-A Steady
Increase In Receipts.-Handsome Sur
plus Left After Paying Dividends-
Officers Elected For the Year.
The annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Portland and Rumford
Falls railway was held yesterday morn
ing at the oompany's office in this city,
President Chisholm presiding. There
were ,425 shares OF stock represented.
The annual reports Of the directors and
officers were accepted.
DIRECTORS REPORT.
President Chisholm says in part; For
the fiscal year ending June 80. 1895 your
directors submit the following report,
which also gives comparison Of the in
come and expenditures of this year as
compared with the previous year.:
1896. 1895.
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vINALHAvEN,


Vinalhaven, Sept. THE Republicans
had grand rally and flag raising here
Saturday night. At about 7.80 O'Clock
with music by the Vinalhaven band and
a few very appropriate remarks by Col. W.
H. Fogler, a fine flag was unfurled with
thu names Of Mckinley ami Hobart upon
1t. There WAS great enthusiasm. A fine
display OF fire works was given after
which the large crowd of citizens went
to the Memorial Hall which had been
very prettily decorated with flags and
flowers, with the pictures of Mckinley
and Hobart over the stage, where Gen.
Oliver Otis Howard Of Vermont and Col.
W. h. FoRler of Rockland, delivered
very interesting and instructive address,
es on the political issues Of the day to a
crowded hall of attentive hearers.
At the close of the meeting the men,
bers Of Lafayette Carver Post, @. A. R.,
gave the speakers reception In their
hall inviting many Of the citizens. After
partaking sof fine collation., q very
pleasant hour was spent in remarks by
th Q speakers and others.
Mrs. Sarah Barter aged about 80, who
had shook this week, paralyzlng her
right side, remains about the same to
this date.
The Democrats had rally here Thurs
ay night with speaking by Mr.. Nicker-
son Of Boston and Mervyn A. Rice of
Rockland.
Thursday night September 10, DR.. G..
Lantry Crockett of Lewiston will speak
In the town hall on free silver
The Republicans will have rally and
speaking in Memorial hall, Friday even
ing, September II.
Schools commence here Tuesday, Mr..
Chas. Turner Of North Haven and Miss
Q. Dora Nickerson Of Boothbay will take
the place of Mr.. Topley and Miss Rob-
bins as principal and assistant In the
high school. Miss Venal White of
Columbia, Maine, will teach the gram
mar school on the west side.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.

With the exception of Costa Rfca,
which quite recently adopted the gold
tandard, all the countries of Central
America have the silver standard. In
hese countries the wages of unskilled
labor average from 10 1-5 to 80 cents per
day, and for skilled labor from 81 to So. so
per day. The combined annual foreign
commerce of Costa RIGA, Guatemala,
Honduras, Nicaragua and Salvador
amounts to $50, 900, 600.
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COUNTRIES ON A SILVER BASIS.
AUSTRIA.

This country is now on gold basis.
but the silver standard prevailed up to
August, 1899. 1t is shown as a silver
country, because the latest statistios as
to the rate of wages available are for
the year 1891, when the silver standard
prevailed. Average daily wages for un-
skilled labor. from 40 to 80 cents per
day; skilled labor, 30 cents to 1870 Der
day. Estimated wealth, s18, s75, 600, 900.
Foreign commerce s8Os, 579. 754 annually.
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81 $50. There was 4 7o4 tons bituminous
burned. The rolling stock embraces 8
passenger and freight locomotives,
passeager coaches, 8 combination baggage
man and express oars. freight saloons,
10 box cars, 35 fiat cars, stock oars, IS
gravel cars, 5 work cars. derrick car
mango plow, snow plows. The report
also gives on account Of improvements
made ON road and road bed and buildings
OFFICERS ELECTED.
PTesident-Hugh j. Chisholm, Port
land, Me.
Vie president-Waldo Pettengill, Rum
ford Falls, Me.
Treasurer and Traffic Manager-R. q.
Bradford, Portland, Me.
Superintendent l.. Loveioy. Rum
ford Falls, Me.
Directors-Hugh j. Chisholm Portland;
Waldo Pettengill, Rumford Palls; George
u. Bisbee. Rumford Falls; Fred E. Rich
ards, Portland; Galen @. Moses, Bath !;
George @. Wing, Auburn; George W.
Russell, Lawrence Mass.
Clerk--R. q. Bradford.
RUMFORD FALLS AND BUCK
FIELD.
The Rumford Falls and Buckf1eld
road which is leased to the Portland and
Rumford Falls held it's annual meet
ing and elected these officers:
President-H. j. Chisholm.
Clerk and treas urer-R. @. Bradford.
Direotors-Hugh j. Chisholm, Waldo
Pettengill, Geo. d. Bisbee, E. K. Ricn-
ards, Geo. G. Wing, W. 81. Moulton and
r. q. Bradford.
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s2l1, 9O6. 2s s173, $40. SO
s125, oeS.71 500, s91. SO
SO, ss7.57 70, a5s. O3
46, 5o7. ee 41,sse, So


Surplus after payment
of all fixed charges
and dividends, %, S29. 81 16, III. 65
The res ult of the operations for the
year are very gratifying, inasmuch az
there has been steady increase In the
receipts and q general degree of prosper
ity all along the line Of the road The
usual quarterly dividends, at the rate OF
i've per cent. per annum upon the stock
have been declared, and handsome sur
plus left after payment Of the same.
1t has been clearly demonstrated to
your directors that branch line of rail
erson's Rips, should be constructed and
completed at the earliest date practicable,
this in view of the large amount of tim
Der transported by rail, from the forests
adjacent to the Rumford Falls and
Rangeley Lakes railroad, to the various
mills on the Androsooggin for manufao.
ture and with the desire to have this
line in operation for next winters bust
ness, contracts have already been made for
Of which 10 to be completed by October
10, next. With the completion of this
line through log trains oan be feasibly
handled from the timber lands on the
line of the Rangeley Lakes road to the
mills at Peterson g and Otis Falls, and
your directors confidently expect that the
results Of the operations of this new line
will fully warrant them In undertaking
ita construction.
Inasmuch as the company will be en-.
abled to avail itself of the option on it's
bonded indebtedness in February and
October Of next year, 1t has beens deemed
advisable that arrangements should be
made for the refundin9 of the entire in
debtedness Of the Company, thereby re-
firing it's present five per cent bonds and
in lieu thereof, issuing a new bond bear
ing four per cent. interest. Your direo-
tors have accordingly appointed a COM
mittee who are now negotiating for re-
funding the indebtedness of the company
as above, and in the near future will be
able to report progress to the stockhold-
ers and ask their action in carrying out
this plan.
TkEASURER'S REPORT.
Mr.. r. q. Bradford, the treasurer
gives the general exhibit for the year as
foil owss
1895
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HOLLAND

Unskilled labor, go to IS cents per day
skilled labor, so cents to $1.25 per day
Estimated wealth, 81, 700, 900, 900. Com
merce, 81, 0S5, 8Sa, 500.
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GERMANY.

Unskilled labor, 10 to 70 cents nor day
skilled labor, rs cents to 50 per day,
Estimated wealth. $50, 1856, 900, 900. Corr.
MERGE. 81. 1878, 9s2, $50.
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ITALY.

Unskilled labor. 30 to 70 cents per day
skilled labor. 40 cents to $1.a5 per day.
Estimated wealth, S14, S15, 600, 900. Com.
meroe, s409, 1892, 915.
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FRANCE

Unskilled labor, go to rs cents per day ;
skilled labor, 80 cents to 80 per day. rs
timatsd wealth, s42. 900, OO0, 900. Com
merce, 81, 721, 463, 800.
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DENMARK

Unskilled labor, go to rs cents per day
skilled labor. rs cents to $1.5O per day
Estimated wealth, $4,000, 900, 600. Com
meroe, $164, 1856, $50.
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UNITED KINGDOM

Unskilled labor, go to IS cents pe
day; skilled labor, 81 to 81 per day. rs
timated wealth, S47, coo. 000, 900. Com
merce, So, 819, 588, $40.
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CHINA.

Unskilled labor, 10 to 20 cents per day;
skilled labor 90 to 40 cents per day,
Commerce, $3.50. 754. s68
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BELGIuM

Unskilled labor, so to 60 cents per day ::
skilled labor, rs cents to $l.5O per day.
Estimated wealth, IS, 02o. 900, 900. Com.
MERGE, 1854, 1856, 822.
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COUNTRIES oNAooLD BASIS.
BRAZIL.

This country is nominally on q gold
basis, but the currency is depreoiated
paper IaI onskilied labor, 80 to 80 oents
per day. Commerce, s279, 5S7, 1881.
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PERU.

Cnskilled labor, 40 to 90 cents per day /;
skilled labor, 30 cents to $3.50 per day.
Commerce, $25, 9a5. 900.
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URUGUAY.

Unskilled labor, 80 cents to 81 per day
skilled labor, rs cents to $3.50 per day.
Commerce, SIS. 275. O85.
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AS 1t Is In BOSTON.

AS 1t Is In Boston.
They were discussing the Boston debu.
tante.
'fShe is having the finishing touches put
on her toilet today" explained her mother.
"Ahl Closeted with her dressmaker. /
suppose.
"Oh, dear no. With her optician. She's
having her new spectaeles fitted. Chi
sage nA-s
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ARGENTINA.

This country is nominally on a gold
basis, but the money In circulation is
chiefly deprecated paper. Unskilled
labor, 70 cents to 81. 80 per day; skilled
labor, 81 to So per day. Estimated wealth.
"a, 645, 600. 900. Commerce, $1S7, 669. 929,
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MEXICO.

Unskilled labor, d to go cents per day;
skilled labor. 80 cents to 81. per day.
Estimated wealth, $4,000. 900, 900. Com
meroe, SIS, 762. 096.
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PERSIA.

Unskilled labor, 30 to IS cents per
day; skilled labor 40 to 20 cents per day.
Commerce $25 500, 900.
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COLOMBIA.

Unskilled labor, IS to 80 cents per day;
skilled labor, go cents to s1.75 per day
Commerce, $29. 842, 900
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WAGES FALL UNDER SILVER.
Labor Very Poorly i'm Using
rd.
Standard,
From the Herald Qnd.), New York;

From the Herald Ind) New York
The utter acy the silver better
the commercial the
world and
This table the which lin
standard
United States gold the their
chasing wit Colds
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MAINE TOWNS.

Items Of Interest Gathered by Cores
pondents of the Press.
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INDIA.

Unskilled labor, from II to II GENTS
per days skilled labor, 2s to IS cents per
day. Commerce, S472, 500. lis
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JAPAN.

Unskilled labor, Is to 20 cents per day;
skilled labor. 80 to so cents per day.
Commerce, $119, 422, 1875.
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ECUADOR.

Unskilled labor, 20 to so cents per day;
skilled labor. 80 cents to sl.25 per day.
Commerce, So, 737. 900.
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TTJRKEY

Unskilled labor. 20 to 80 cents Der day
skilled labor. 80 cents to ST. per day,
Estimated wealth, 50, 965, 600, 900. Com
merce. SIZE. 1s2. $40.
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NORWAY AND SWEDEN

Unskilled labor, 30 to rs cents Der day
skilled labor. 70 cents to $3.50 per day
Estimated wealth, 81, 400. 000, 600. Com
merce, $267, ZIG, $40.
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CHILL.

Unskilled labor, 90 cents TO s1.10 Del
day. skil]ed labor. $l.a5 to 81. so per day.
Commerce. s46. S81, 4So.
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Unskilled labor, 40 to IS cents per day;
skilled labor, 80 cents to 81. 10 per day,
Estimated wealth, $12, $50, 00O, 900. Com
meYce, 1886, l91. 800.
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PORTUGAL,

Unskilled labor, 16 to 40 cents per day
skilled labor. 30 cents to 81 Per day.
Estimated wealth, $4,000, 000, 600. COM
meroa, 500, At, 500.
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j0hnS0n's 's ,;s;o.
S:ANoDyNtl LINN MEN Z

1t was devised by an old fashioned, noble
hearted Family Physician in 1870, for the good
of his fellow men. It has stood on its own
intrinsic merit. Generation after generation
have used 1t with entire satisfaction and trans
mitted the knowledge of Its worth to their
children as valuable inheritance. For over
50 years the demand for It has steadily In
creased. All who use It are amazed at Its
marvellous power. and are loud in It's praise
ever after. It is used and recommended by
physicians everywhere. tits unlike any other.
1t is superior to any other. 1t Is the great vital
and muscle nervine, by IT'S electric energy
exciting the organs to moro vigorous exertion,
thus giving them the power to throw off disease.
We have used your Apodyne Liniment In our
family for years. end It 10 almost the only med
icine we do use, and we usa this for almost
everything. have used it as an external
application with astonishing results.
HIRAM oDErN, Bangor, Maine
The Doctors signature and directions on every botis
sx bottles Jazz l. s. JOHNSON IS, Boston. ~ y
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CANADA,

Unskilled labor, 81 to S1,26 per dav
skilled labor, 81. 25 to So per day. Esti.'
mated wealth., u. 800. 600, COO Commerce,
$3.50, 6t8, 9S2.
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AUSTRALASIA.

"A UbTRAIASIA,
Unskilled labor, 81. so to sl.6o per day
ed wealth, 90, 1856. 600, 600. Commerce,
e561, 294, a45.
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Il promenade on one of the 49, % "essesa
q two story brick house with stable: bouss
mas sunny exposure and will Tpalra a
PIE PIE asant home. BENJAMIN SHAW, Oh Ex-
Ae@ o'Aoo'. ii
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FOR SALE--Building lots at Oakdale. Ths
= Deering Land Co. offer for sale on favor.
able terms desirable BUILDING lots on Forest
and Deering streets, Oakdale. Apply to CHAS'
Q. ADAMS. Treas, 81 Exchange street.
je1e0wk20Wk
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UNITED STATES.

unskilled labor, 81 to $l.t0 per day
skilled labos, $50 to $5. Estimate,
wealth. s8A, 120. 900. QUO. Commerce
81. 547, 1856, 1914.
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FOR SALE-New brick house. 10 Neal ST.
OF closets Thoroughly heated with hot water.
has laundry ana many other convenience in
cellar; Isayery desirable house. WILLIAM
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EOR SALE-Ladies' "a inch ,9e shearns 3,
- fine condition having been used but three
times. Address M. L. PAYSON, 90 State ST.
Slty. II
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FOR SALE-At bargain, stylish brown
mare, age years. Warranted sound. gen.
tle. saie Tor ladies'. Weight abont 1000. Sold for
no fault Inquire 124 FOREST AVENIf n,
Deering. E'
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When Baby was sick. we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
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WIT AND WISDOM.

He Knew the Sex,
Hicks-My baby actually cried for tbs
moon last evening
Wicks-That's nothing. One Of these
days she'll be wanting the earth.-Boston
Transcript
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EoR SALE-A good assortment of flows,
Il pots, plant stands, plant braoI cts.
Tell1ses, etc also soil for plants. Bowkerss
Prof. Maynard's treatise ON flowers e1yen
with every package. W. C. SAWYER q Co.
and Preble street. -
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WANTED-Bright men can make 81 900 to
" to $4,000 per year selling Musical
Graphophones. Well advertised. Write today
to Columbia monograph Company, Washing
ton, d. @. 24-9
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ITO LET-A sunny convenient rent of six
L rooms at 80 Fessenden street. Inquire of
A. g. SAWYER, Federal and Market streets
or at the house. II
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ITO LET-Brck house No. Is Gray street,
l. between Park and State streets. Ali
modern conveniences. Steam heat II desired
In prime order. Sun In every room. Suited
to large or small family. Apply to g. W.
VERRlLL, 1el Middle street or e3 State ST.
I'll
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Forty Wor<s inserted under this head
one week for 70 cents, cash In advance.
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WANTEp-An persons IN want OF trunks
w and bags to call on E. D. REYNOLDS'
bss Congress street. one door above shaw's
grocery store, ae we manufacture our goods
Trunks repaired. Open evenings. We frame
pictures. fadaK
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SWITZERLAND

SWITZERLAND.
Unskilled labor, 80 to go cents per day
skilled labor, 80 cents to So per day
Estimated wealth, g. 40, 0G0, 900. Com
msrce, $40, 770. Ola
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VENEZUELA,

VENEZUELA,
Unskilled labor, so oents to 81 per day,
skilled labor $3.50 to S. .Commerce.
S29, 928, 900.
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TO LET-At 5000 per month, near Wood
!! lords, six rooms ono minute from elect
rios. ard six minutes from M. G. r. r. station
and post office. Apply to SCOTT WILSON,
ICY Middle ST.. Portland. al
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STENOGRAPHER-Yo man with five
~ years experience In law. railroad and bust
ness Office would like work. Best Of refer
sneeA Address b M. d. South Wlndham
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paired, containing 10 rooms, open Crate in
parlor, open fire place in sitting room, situated
near State St., stable on the premises imme-
diate possession. BENJAMIN SHAW, 511a
Exchange St. Al
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

CHRISTIAN MAN WANTED-Not en-
~ ployed, known among church people,
$18 per week. Write STANDARD Manu-
Featuring CO.. Ii Franklin street, Boston,
Mass. sept7d1aw10wTu
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Forty words or less inserted under this
Head for ono week for 25 cts. in advance,
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oH eoAaaaE-Houses at Deering Center for
4, All i,so 90 am and sl.825. at Woodfords for
Building oss for s9d osf22eo TWen!ve fms
erty Is finely situated and Increasing in value
P P.ahiI CO.. 47S1a Congress St., OBJ.
o. 81
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FOB SALE.

Forty words inserted under this head
enc week for 20 cents. cash In advance
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-Steam heat,
bath room on same floor, suite of rooms II
equired. IL Myrtle street. 81
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SPAIN.

Estimatet wealth, 81, 400. 600 0O0 Com.
MERGE, $267, 716, $40.
SPAIN.
Unskilled labor, 40 to IS cents Der day;
skilled labor, 80 cents to $1.1O per day.
Estimated wealth. $12, $50. 00O, 900. Com
merce, 1886, 1o1, 800.
TURKEY.
Unskilled labor, 20 to 80 cents DOR dav,
skilled labor. 80 cents to $1.25 Der day
Estimated wealth, 50. $685. 600, 900. Com
MERGE. s17e. 1s2. $780,
PORTUGAL.
Unskilled labor, 18 to 40 cents per day
skilled labor, 30 cents to 81 per day.
Estimated wealth, $4,000, 000, 600. Com.
merca, 500. al, 800.
CANADA.
Unskilled labor, 81 to $1.25 DER dav
skilled labor, 81. % to So per day. Esfi.
mated wealth. u. 500 600, COO Commerce,
$3.50, 6f8, 9S2.
SWITZERLAND
Unskilled labor, 80 to go cents per day,
skilled labor, 30 cents to So per day.
Estimated wealth, 81, 47O, 0G0, 600. Com
msrce. $50, no. Ola.
VENEZUELA.
Unskil1ed labor, so oents to 81 DER day.
skilled labor $3.50 to S. .Commerce.
S29, 928, 900.
UNITED STATES.
unskilled labor, 81 to $l.oo per day;
skilled labor NO 20 Is. Estimated
wealth, $64, 12O. 600 QUO Commerce
e1.547, 1856, 1914.
CHILLI.
Unskilled labor, 90 cents 10 81. 10 per
day. skil]ed labor, $l.25 to 81. 80 per day.
Commerce. s4a s81, 4So.
AUSTRALASIA.
Unskilled labor, 81. 80 to 81. 60 Der day /;
skillsd labor So TO IS per day. Estimat.
ed wealth, $6, 1856. O00. 600 Commeroa
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WANTED--Au persons DESTROYS OF acou1r-
w ing good health, Improvement in
morals, obtaining happy homes, to 60 to the
come cured of the diseases arising from the
excessive use Of Rum, Opium, Tobacco and
Cigarettes. Do 1t. o2.tf
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ITO LETT sunny rooms at 1o1 Free street
! Just below Oak street, unfurnished, $1.O6
and 81. 30 per weak. or furnished, $1.6O and
$2.25 per week. Both lot together II desired
Ladies preferred or man and wife, 81
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ITO LET-Two very attractive new houses
two rents each. Pleasant neighorhood,
sun all day. Bath rooms. Two minutes from
electric cars. fifteen minutes walk from Preble
MITCHELL, Deering Avenue, Deering Point.
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TOILET.


ITO LET-The dry goods store occupied by
L W. W. Cutter in Odd Fellows block on
MainSt., floor space 1926 feet with basement
The store Is centrally located and lighted by
electric lights. Inquire of M w. STILES,
Hawks coal office, or g. B. Woodman's drug
store, City WeStbrook. .sept9-4
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WANT z D.

About Oct. 18th, rooms for light
housekeeping. Address, eight
Housekeeping" this Office.
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ITO LET-Very pleasant rooms on Deering
street. furnished or unfurnished. Hot and
cold water. Address, K. this office. 81
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ITO LET-Upper fat In house, No. 122 Eme-
Il ry street. Sunny expose, in first class
house or Of HENRY s. TRICKEY, City Build
ing. 8-tf
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ITO LRT-Nice room flat, 299 Cumberland
Il street, very convenient and central, $40
to small family. Cosy rent, So, 297 Cumber-
land street. 81. Fl. SHAW, 164 Middle street
or ~ North street. 6-1
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EOR SALE-House and land No. 95 Atlantic
- street, contains finished rooms, with one
81 81 the best lots on Munjoy Hill, size 57x95.
ppr;ance to build another house on the lot.
toige low. Inquire of A. G. LIBBY & CO.,
~ LIZ Exchange street. e-1
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L near Union Depot and Electric oars, two
nice first story flats; sunny and pleasant, six
rooms each, with complete bath room and set
tubs; more rooms on third story If wanted.
VIM. BURROWES. 1877 Vaughan St. III
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-09
75C.

New Resilient Waltham Mainsprings, the
best made, only 76c., warranted. McKEN-
NEY, the Jeweler. Monument 3d. augSdtf
HORSE SHOEING-Four shoes 81. 90; fancy
"a shooting $1.2b; first class work. Give ms
q call. j. III. CLAYTON, 6Q1 Fore street 0nnn-
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-09

ITO LET-Convenient modern rent OF or z
= rooms, including BATH hot and cold water
at No. Elm ST.. Yarmouthvllle, Me. Al
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-09

WANTED have ono hundred women and
" girls waiting in Mrs. Palmer's Office
SSsM Congress- street, to take positions in
hotels, boarding houses, restaurants or private
tamilies, cooks, table. chamber, Kitchen. dish
washers, laundry, second and general work.
HUGH w, MURRAY Manager 81