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s.sing, " In which all join. till "1ocd
Night Ladies'. gives this signal for re-
firing.
The attendance at the classes Increases
each day, and many expressions OF salts
faction with tue help which Is being
given, are heard. The dining-room has
very homelike look, two.thirds Of the
tables being tiled.
Friday afternoon the usual conference
was omitted, the study hour was shcrt-
cred, and parties started cut on tours
Of exploration. Jockey Cap was the oh.
jrctive point Of the largest PARTY. The
neople rode, walked, and wheeled TO tn
foot Of the boulder, and then climbing It.,
enjoyed the fine view from the top, while
stories OF mountain and pond. were told.
This pl CO abounds with Indian legends
and IL is extremely interesting to con-
meet tales quaint or fantastic with the
hauuts 80 familiar TO us nov.
Another party wtesled and drove to
Mt. Tom. The nearness of this little
mountain to the grove. makes IL pleas
ant, trip over there. and the fact (qravely
vodched for by the river-driversl that the
Saco winds about 1t four times in the
course Of Its wanderings TO the seq. gives
additional interest.
The Grove house register reats rs fol.
lows; Edward w. Kagan, Boston; A. o..
Wilson, Westbrook, Me-; Uhas Day, Port
land: Mrs. Lucy Hobart Day. Portland I;
4. IL. johnson and wife, Portland; Mrs.
tseo. W. Hall. Washington, ID. c.; Mrs.
q. Il. Mann, Yarmouthsiile, Ms.
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WOODFORDS.

Rev. Harry E. townsend, pastor Of the
woodfords Universaiist church. lie to en-
joy his months vacation which COM
inenced Saturday at his former place OF
residence, brooklyn, Ny. During his
absence the services at the church
through the month of August are TO be
suspended. Mrs. Townsend, who has been
gone for several days, is now in New
York, will return with Mr.. Townsend
the last of August.
Rev. e. 7. Wilson, pastor OF the Wood.
fords Congregational church, left yester-
day for Brideton and vicinity where he Ii
to enjoy a month s vacation. His pulpit
Is to be supplied by the church COMMITTEES
by local pastors.
Mr.. Ira Fields residing on Forest ave.
nue., who has been Ill for several months
IA result CT an operation for appended
tbs, has been obliged to 60 to the Maine
General hospital where he Is to undergo
another operation. Mrs. Fields is with
him and viii remain until be can be re.
m ,yed to his home
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ASA ULT CASE BEARD BIZ JUDGE
HOLMAN.


An ASSAULT osse was hoard before
Judge Tol.san in She Westtrsok munich
pal court, Monday forenoon. The CON-
| piainant was MFR. Philip Gcthre, . mem
bar Of the board Of oyeEssers Of che poor.
en- behalf OF his son, Willie Gothre tan
year Of age. The respondents in the case
we're Wolfe Lawrsnsen and brother.
Manuel, 81 and 10 years NJ age, respective.
~, sons Of MIR. Hans Jiawrsnsen. The
trouble arose over dispute with young
6othrs and companions over some blus-
berries which they had been picking out
OF the Lawrensen pasture In windham.
The children say that they went into the
| tield because they saw no signs forbid
ding trsspassers. so thought II all right.
They claim that while they were there
and had picked about tan quarts of blue
berries. that the Lawrenseu boys, the re-
spondents. with a brother Carl, came over
where they were and demanded the her-
ries. That as the -Lawrensen boys APP
preached them Wolfe raised revolver In
the air as II to nre a. them. The chill
dren became frightened and ran. Young
caught by Manuel Lawrensen and shaken
quite severely. The parties on both sides
then agreed to drop tho matter II the her
ries were divided. This was done, bar
later, because OF considerable talk MADE
by young Gothre, the Lawrensen boys
took the rest Of the berries away from
him.
The respondents denied aiming the
revolver at the boy or on tss other hand
that they had used violence. They
said trat all they wanted was TO get
n part Of the berries and send ths chill
dren out of the Geld. Furthermore the
oldest Lawrensen coy presented as
evidence the revolver in court
which he claimed WIS used on the day
in question. The revolver had no cylin-
der In 1t. The complainant was repre-
sented byLawyer Lyons OF Wesbrook. and
the respondents by +. II. Haskell, a
young Por tland attorney. The defense
claimed that the case was not of
such serious nature ms it might
appear He said that the boys were law
abiding citizens and reside in law-abid.
ing community and that the case should
he passed on simply by a reprimand from
the colrt.
Judge Ioiman decided to impose n fine
OF $5 and costs on young Manuel Law
rensen. and to hold Wolfe Lawrsnssn for
tho grand jury in the sum of 500, as he
believed the case should be made an 81
ample of, to teach people tlas the indis-
csiminate use of firearms should rot be
tolerated even though they might noe be
In condition to ass TO good effect The
fine WAS paid and the bail secured and IL Q
young men were released.
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WESTBROOK.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Skilllngs left
yesterday for their summer home at Bid
deford Pool.
Mrs. w. W. Cutter returned Saturday
from brief visit spent with her cousin,
Mr.. Fred Howard OF wrentham, Mass.
Mrs. Frank Walker. nee Miss Helen
Murch and children Of North Adams,
Mass, are the guests of Mrs. Walk sr's
parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. Harlan p. Murch,
Mechanic street.
Mr.. John Hunt of this city, hasenllsted
in the U. S. cavalry.
MIR. Robert Macarthur of sJersey City, IL
the guest OF Mr.. George Millions at his
home on Park strest.
Mrs. INJURED j., wife OF Gsorgs A.
Jordan. died Sunday afternoon at her
home on New Gorham street. after lin.
gering ! less of several years. The de
ceased was the daughter of the late John
Partridge. She is survived by her Is.
land, George A. Jordan, and two broth
ers. me living on the old homestead and
the other In the Dsering district, FORT.
land. Mrs. Jordan was 81 years of age.
The funeral ssvices are to pc held on Wed.
mes lay afternoon from her late residence
A Mr.. Roche OF Boston was In West.
brook Sunday trying to lind trace of his
missing wife who. he says, came to West
brook about five weeks ago. She came
for the purpose of organizing class In
painting, but since leaving Boston her
husband has not heard from her. She
was seen in the Methodist church week
aao and last week on the street. She Ii
described as handsome " omGn, % blonde,
with gray eyes, and weighs about zoe
pounds. She is woman of commanding
presence and Is abont IS years of age.
vINCENT-GIGUER WEDDING.
Monday morning at Z o'clock at ST.
Hyacintbe's Catholic church, Westbrook
quiet wedding took place. The con.
tracing parties were Oliver ]. Gigusr.
of Portland, and Miss Emeline Vincent
daughter of David Vincent. French
resident, residing on Main street. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Fr.
Decelles. The young couple departed on
the early morning train for Canada,
for brief wedding journey.
MEETING OF THE ALDERMEN.
The adjourned special meeting of tbs
westorook aldermen was heIi last even.
Ing at which an order for the Rochester
treet sewer was.aisen final passage.
This order was created for the purpose Of
changing thu proposal location of the
sewer. There was no other business.
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MORRILLS.

The Deering High school boys EXPECT to
o.ganlzc for foot ball early in the season.
The team as at present made up, is COM
posed OF Cobb. centre; Johnson. guard /;
Thompson, guard; Thompson, half back /;
Saunders, left tackle: Williams, right
tackle; Nelson. quarterback. The boys
expect to have Prof. Herbert Allen. sub
master of the school. as coach. he havins
acted successfully as such last year.
WESTBROoK SEMINARY TRUSTEES
The trustees Of Westbrook Seminary
held another meeting yesterday afternoon
for the purpose of eiectinz person to
I'LL the vacancy In the presidency of
Westbrook seminary. No decision was
arrived at and adjournment WAS taken
to next Monday at p. m.
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sARDINE PLANT DESTROYED.

Bar Harbor. July 3l.--A message from
Goose Cove says that the sardine plant
of e. G. Russell s. Co., was destroyed by
fire this morning. One thousand cases
of sardines ready for shipment were con-
sumed, together with all the ether con-
tents of the building. The factory was
one of those not In either of the sardine
trusts. The cause of the fire is unknown.
ployment as the result of the fire. The
loss is $50. 900; insurance $50. 600.
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The Information Contained in
Citizens Statement Is Invaluable 60
Portland People.


When a resident of Portland, whoss
statement appears below. who has nc
monetary or other interest In the article
which he endorses. who IL anxious to do
his acquaintances ard fellow residents
a good turn, who publishes in this paper
his experience with Doans' hi neg Pills
that citizen must have good and SUM-
cient reason for doing so. The following
should dispei amy doubts which may have
exiited in the readers mind On this sub.
isct:
MIR. q. j. Alexander. Real Estate Deal
or, Centennial Bldg, So Exchange ST..
says: cit effcrds me fpleasure to recon-
mend Doan's Kidney pills as valuabls.
remedy for the kidneys aud bladder.
They SO proved themselves to be In my
case. learned OF them through friend
who had used them with most wonderful
results He heard ma complaining OF
Irregularities OF the kidneys. and advised
NE, by all means. to give Doan's Kidney
pills trial. bought box at II. H..
Hay & Sons drug store, Middle and Free
Sts,, used 1t and soon found the value Of
the preparation had not been overstated.
The action of Doan's Kidney pills was
SO prompt and satisfactory that am
glad, in my turn, to recommend them to
friends and acquaintances whenever oc-
casinn is presented
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers; price so cents hox. Mailed on
receipt of price by Foster-Milburn Co.,
Hufslo. N. Y, sole agents for the q. s.
Remember the nams--Doan's-an take
no other.
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ports that the sssamer made good rul
and boat the Mary W. Lib bye tim
which Was "a hours and IS minutes By a
! good margin. The Msdslins lsft here Al
lass q. a. Friday Ed reachsd Boston a
10 o'clock the name night.
AT MAXINE RAILWAY.
Things are on the jump at the Marine
rsilwav and Saperi. tsndent Dyer has his
hands full now sdays- The Rockport tug
Is getting good ovorhauling from stem
to stern. She viii have a new deck and
house, ~ well ss new ceiling. The Ma
Picands has undergone slight repairs
and the lark Ethel has been recaulked oil
over, relnstased and received various
other repairs.
Stanley Hubbard of the Hospital Corps,
who Is stationed at PlacetRs, Cuba, Ia
down with chills and fevers.
Miss Lizzle Skinner left for Fryeburg
yesterday morning for a visit among
friends. N
! Miss Carla johnson Of Framingham,
is the guest Of Miss Georg.e Burt Har-
ford Court
Lincoln b. Allen Of Dayton, Ohio.
who has been the guest of II. NJ Cole. is
on his way home. He win make short
stop at Haverhiii. Mass.
Mr.. Charles Studiey, who has been i'll
for SO many weeks was able to be out yes
terdsy.
Mr.. Fren oh OF Kzenr Walls. has been
visiting at the home OF W. Il. johnson.
West High street.
Hiram Dyer has just returned from
Boston OH a short business trip and yes
terday went with his family to Old Or
chard where he viii take an outing.
Margaret Oliver OF New York, and
Sarah p. Smith of Boston. shavo been Wis
iting their mother on Front street.
MIR. Frank Allen Of Portland, scent
Sunday with friends at willard.
The city assessors have about CON-
pIeted Oh cir outside work, though som e
little time villa elapse before the books
are oil kosted up.
Work was commenced yesterday on the
new frog near the u. s. NJ. buildings by
the Portland g. Cape Elizabeth railroad
and passengers were transferred from car
to car. on account of tho temporary break
in the line.
MIR. Vincent, manager of the South
Portland cooperative store, Mr.. and Mrs.
Buckley and G.ssM. Richie, returned yes
terday from their outing at Old Orchard.
PLEAsANTDALE.
Miss George E. Dyer left Saturday to
pass few weeks with her mother at
East Sullivan, N. II.
Mrs. Carrie Wilkinson, Kelsey street,
has rsturned from o. few weeks at Harps-
well
Miss Lillian Merrill OF Lewiston pa ssed
the Sunday as the guest Of her cousin,
Miss Carrie Waterhouss. Kelsey street
Judge Thompson and family, accom-
panied by Mrs. yarney OF Pennington
ara passing the week at Lcng Island as
guests { I Mr.. Fred NJ. Wilson. the popu-
lar mail clerk on the Pennington s.
Portland r. r. 0.
Mr.. Jack Ballard is seriously IN at the
horne of his parents on Ballard street.
Mrs. Daniel jones aud daughter
Emma, new Elm street. left Monday for
New GLASGOW. N. s., the home of her
sister.
Miss May Waterhouse has returned from
q pleasant outing at Harpswe1l.
mir. Chas. Hamilton JE has returned
to his duties at Bolster. Snow s. Co. Is,
Middle street, Portland. after two
weeks vacation.
Hon. Henry Carey Of the Portland Beef
Co., accompanied by his wifs and daugh-
ter, passed Sunday at the camp OF MIR.
John Shea. Long Island.
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AUGUSTA MAN KlLLED.

Augusta, July 3D. James Cushing, an
employe Of burlington s. Co, In the re-
construction of the Konnebeo journal
building. fell from third story window
this morning, receiving ipjuries that
caused his death. He is IS and is sur
vived by three children.
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5ismarck's iron Nerve

Was this result of his splendid health.
Iudomitabls Will and tremendous energy
are rot found where Stomach, Liver
kidneys and Bowels are out Of order. II
you want these qualities and the success
they bring. use Er. kiEg's New Life
Pills. 1hey develop every power of brain
and body. Only 2 cts. ct II. p. s.
q Geld 4, 5f7 Congress street ard IA. q.
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FOR SALE-one OF the SWEETEST houses ever
built In Portland suburbs mas ten LARGE
rooms besides an elegant bath hub hot water
heater, slate tubs and sink; water closet and
cold closet In the cellar. The rooms are finely
finished IN cypress and hard pine with TIM
bcred ceiling 10 the reception hall. All the
rooms are Dapered and moulded IN an artistic
manner and the ceilings are secured and tinted
TO match. The servants room is Connected
with electric bells and speaking tubes IN fact
there was nothing lett undOne that would add
10 de beauty or convenience of a modern
gentleman's residence. The loo contains 600
sqcare feet OF land and there Is more to be
obtained II d sired at a reasonable rate On
the electric car line and only seven minutes
ride from the head of Preble street. MARKS
y EARLE CO., No II Monument Square.
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SOUTH PORTLAND.
THE MADELINE's TRIP.

Capt. J. Upton who took the steam sr
Madeline to Boston, returned home early
Sunday morning and during his absence
Capt. Geo. Upton took his place on the
Ferry boat. Tho Madeline is to run from
Boston to SONS near summer resort aud
Is not likely to be seen in these waters
for some time to come. Capt. Upton re-
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CoR sALE-The popular music Hello nav
= baby, Just one girl, My Ann Eliza, Because,
Moth and Fame. Just as the sun went down.
Iopsey IN town. Warming up in Dixie, Whist
ing Rufusi all popular music sent by mail on
receipt OF 20 eeuts each. Q. X. HALVES Port
land, Maine. os-t
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FOR SALE-one Of the finest residences at
Il Woodfords, 27 Pleasant street. twelve,
large sunny rooms bath hot AMI cold water
three firepIaces, set tubs in laundry cellar with
cemenfed floors and astered ceiling. hand
some grounds, lot IS 40. For terms etc, call
Middle street. 27.I
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MURDER, WHAT'S THAr7

One Of Mckenney's Alarm Clocks. CSC to
$500. Warranted 10 wake the dead. Moro
clock Than all the other dealers combined.
MCKINNEY. the Jsweier. Monument Square
sep28dtf
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nor SALE CHEAP--Racing cat boat Lark.
From rudder design rs ii. over ali; war
ranted 10 beat anything of her size; oniy one
more left. Enquire Of DAVIDSON &GKIFFIN.
NJ Yacht Hauling Yard. South Portland. Me.
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FOR sALE-cenire-board sloop, dimension
SO II. on TOP, 10 It. beam. 4 II. dronght "a
pecially suited for sailing or 1thinr narties
For further Information enc lire of JAMES M.
ss.AiEEOkD. 20 Fres street. Portland, or j. Il.
MURRY, Yarmouth. ISL
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m ADAM DEIEWIS- Gives trance sittlngs
"a daily at 434 Congress street; hours 10 a.
m TO 0 y. m. Circles Thursday evening at D..
IN. pas
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FOR SALE-A first class business opening,
10 per cent net profit; chance to do =
reasons given fer n yAss -
established. =. .e'.s--< q {. .,sse ss Z.
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\
i'm
\ Business J
\ Hffairs,


As they are, many a man argues TO
himself that there qpal be chance
criough to arrange his Life Insurance
"a necessity 4uhich he does not dis
pute) at a later period that the
present Is not an opportme time for
the discussion of such matters. Such
reasoning seems prudent TO an md
Uidual, but qohat loss If q,Aold
represent TO 4 fannlyif death should
conte Unexpectedly, as It noqu and
then does
A fen moments deqoted TO the
selection of a p[ar, the payment of
a moderate sam of money, the
Approval of an examining physician,
ard then if disaster comes the ff7an-
ciat protection of loved ones Is
assured.
Why hesitate /? The process Is
simple: the result may Be of pro
digious consequence.
Ask us for particulars of hoU TO
insure, the plan TO select and cost.
Oar policies abound in features of
vaiue to holders, and are free of
Limitations upon trapei, residence
and occupation. They are modern
IN eVery detail, liberal IN epery Point. /.
Onion tnutual Life
Insurance Company,
Portland, Itlaiae.
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FOR sALE---One Goddard buggy. one stand
- Ing top Ptaetor, one Concord wagon. one
nlke suiky, enc minute harness; also some
nlle norses both drivers aud workers. / sell
siOn. Cash returns on sale. and 10 Chestnut
street. 5. j. MURRAY. 2li
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SUMMER BOARD.

Forty words inser ted under this head
one week for 25 cents, cash in advance.
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LOST AND FouNn.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 25 cents, cash In advance.
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(NAT BOAT FOR SALE-17 foot cat NV. L)
y crnterboard, draws 20 Inches built In thor
ough manner In '95 by Malcolm Mcknight.
be seen at LIlgsford House, Cap Porpo'se,
Me. VIII sell cheap. WM. B. LAIGHTON.
Langsford House, Cape Porpoise, Me. 1862
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FOR SALE-A well establish 4 dry goods
business In mani .cturisg town In Cum
berland County. The store is Ia q plate-glass
front brick block In best section of town. The
stock Is clean and attractive and viii be sold at
j. II. SHORT of Milliken, Cousens Il Short, lea
and lG6. Middle street. Portland. Me. 12-4
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week foT rs cents, cash in advance.
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FOR SALE-One of the hest restaurant a,
Portland; centrally located; finely eqr...s4
win all modern improvements; caters
best class OF trade; terms easy. For s
particulars apply TO Real Estate One
National Bank Building. FREDER sess-&4
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fOh REM House f4e Pine street. Posses
SION given immediately RndI,ire AZ PORT
LAND SAVINGS BANK. 50 Exchange street.
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HORSE FOH SALE.
Sound and kind, can be
seen at Wilson's Stable,
Federal street.

TOR SAIE--Bargains IN our made stTon,.
trousers" we sell for Sf.00, 1.25. 1.50, 200
and 2.5o per pair. Best value for the money
sold anywhere. II not satisfactory on examin.
US before having been worn. HASKELL &
JONES. Lancaster Building, Monument Square,
Portland. Maine. Il
FOR SALE-Iiouse and cottage lots for sale
= at Willard Beach, South Portland. For
particulars enquire OF ii. +. WILLARD, 4
Beach street Willard. jly20dlmo
FOR SALE-Elegant pianos, violIns, mando-
linc. guitars, bantos, music boxes, reginas.
harmonicas. superior violin and banjo strings
popular sheet music, instruction books and
everything in the music line. Come to The
store where prices are low. HALVES. Ala
Congress street. fuiyl 4dImo
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VISITORS to tbs city can secure large
pleasant rooms at % PLEASANT ST.,
near HKn. 1l-f
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NEW mich cow for sale. grade Jersey. 90
=, months old. CHAS. POOLE, Yarmouth.
mlllE. Il
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~ ton store: pocketbook with picture of
Agricultural Bullling on cover, containing bins
aud small change TO the amount OF lIOCO) ten
same 10 W. ]. BROWN, II fearl street, City.
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FOR SALE-New house on Richardson St,
= very desirable, contains rooms and bath,
hot ana cold water, wired for electric lights
Inquir Of A. UsRICHARDSON, IL Best ST.
DeeriaK Centre, Me. I'D
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CHEAP FOR, CASH, or will exchange for
" real estate. manufacturing plant in Boston.
provision dealers; owner z, ing to Cuba; must
dispose Of business quick; only small capital
required to run business. Apply to OWNER,
ton. ily2N0wtf
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E0R SALE-Eiegang new room mouse on
hot water heat, piazzss, bay windows, electric
lights and bells, finely situated. Price low il
taken now. Easy terms. DALTON 4 &C.
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FOR SALE cHEAP-Thoroughb st. Ber
4 nard pups; handsome and finely marked.
Enquire OF JOHN A. CLARITY, proprietor OF
Hotel Temp Temple street. City. je29-im
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E0UND-A sure cure for chafing ia hot
a weather. A Brazilian Chatting Stone viii
prevent and cure. Send Is cents to PARKER
rkAsk ~ co, Bar Mills, Maine. 2s-A
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UNFINISHED cottage 70 lei. near Forest CITY
Landing, Peaks fsland. Enquire Of c. Al.
LuMMkR, 90 Union street, or Coronado
Hotel. 3f-f
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WANTED.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 20 cents, cash I'm advance.
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TRAVELLERS can add (free) sample, On
which several cara $500 tnd $500 each sea-
son (now approaehingj. Protected ground.
cash CONS. on seasons traie. +. .. 1871, New
YORK. pol
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NEW ROW BOATS FOR sALE-Address H.
In b UWNSEND, SO. Freeport, Me- my27tf
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tNOH SALE at a very low price, a hummer
i Cottage Of four rooms with furniture very
pleasantly situated near ths Breakwater, South
Portland and within fifty feet OF the 1t water;
would make fine clubhouse; must be sold at
once: Two hundred dollars takes it. Address
"COttage, 10 Franklin st, Portland. Me- If