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The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
four. Decision This Day is
All-lmporta
PAlNE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
Guarantees q Freedom from Dis
ease and Sickness
INDIFFERENCE and CARELESSNESS
LEAD TO PHYSICAL SHIPWRECK
AND THE CRAVE.

The weak. ailing, sick, and diseased
have now more than ever before un-
der their control their physical condi-
tiou. They are free agents, and al
most wholly responsible for their fu.
turc. When the brain is not affected
and the mind can discern between
right and wrong, duty to themsel-
YES, their friends, and country loudly
demandsa marked decision prompt
and determined action when health is
impaired and life is in danger.
1t is the part Of wisdom that true
decision he made today; tomorrow
may be to late. In thousands of cases
the checking and Punishment of dis
case depends upon Instant action; an
hour lost frequently means the snuff
ing out Of some precious life.
Few people in or country are with
ont some knowledge or the wondrouS,
life giving virtues of Paine's Celery
Compound, a medicine that, guaran.
tees release from the diseases common
to life
What VIII your decision be today,
poor sufferer: Will you give Paine's
Celery Compound the fair aud honest
testing that others are giving it, with
its certain reward of health, strength,
vigor, or happiness. or will you re.
main indifferent and careless, content
to pass your lew days OF weeks in
misery, agony. and wrctchednsss un.
til The dark glave claims you as its
victim.
1t is almost needless to enumerate
the blessed results that flow from
Palnc,s Celery Compound when used
promptly IN sprngtime, as you and
your friends have knowledge of
them. or this you may be assured,
the seeds Of disease are banishcd, the
system is fort filed. the blood is made
red aud pure, the nerves braced, d.
gcStiun regulated, headaches, side
aches. and backachcs forever dIsppli-
ed, ard sweet, rcStful sleep takes the
place q! Insomnia.
niufhnd N-n, color auy thing any color
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
PERSONAL !.
MENTION
PASSOVER FEAST.


The Passover feast was celebrated
last evening at the residence Of Israel
Wainer, No. 5l4 Shiplev street. Tue
faculty ofthe High school was present
Supper was served after devotional
exercises had been held.
The following members OF the High
School faculty occupied seats at the
table and partook Of the repast: Su-
perlnterdent G. w. Twitmyer, Pro.
fcssor and Mrs. A. II. Berlin. Pro-
fessor II. G.. Osborne, Misses Grace
Smith, Elizabeth Hopes, Lydia Polk
Mary Lacklin, Alice Mercer and Sal
lie Hare.
Others present were the Rev. A. B
Cohn. Rev. H. Blatt, Rev. H. Rezitz
J. II. Gordon. Magistrate Moses We'll
Samuel Pecker, Israel Wainer and
wife, TiIie and Max Wainel.
J. Harry Gordon acted as toastmas-
ter and at the conclusion of the sup.
pei, spoke OF the unity Of all nations
in the observance OF this custom.
Mr.. Gordon drank toast to the la.
dies which was responded to by Pro.
fess OF Twitmyer, who talked OH the
necessity OF the woman in times Of
JOY and sorrow.
The subject OF the Rev. A. b.
Cohn was the "Education Of the Jew.
ish Child" and his talk was an able
and fOrceful one.
Professor A. ii. Berlin followed
with a talk on the "Ability Of the
Jewish Child" in which he referred
to the quickness with which it grasp.
ed the meaning OF things and aptness
in school.
Mr.. Blatt followed with Hebrew
solo aud Professor Osborne made an
interesting address on the Unity Of
Religion. ~
u Another Hebrew solo was sung by
Rev. Mrs. Rezitz and Magistrate We'll
talked on "Relation of Politics 10
the Jew. - ..,
Mr. Gordon next made few re-
marks, in which he expressed the hope
that the wishes for the unity OF all
nations would Lc realized.
Mr. Walner concluded the ceremony
by "The grace after meals The
guests aftcrward were entertained by
the reading of a Hebrew song by Max
Waincr.
The me mbers of the High School
faculty were much pleased with the
kind reception given them, one OBJ
jcct OF which was to make them more
fully acquainted with this Jewish
custom.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
Given i,UiJOr

+ General complaint is heard in Mar
Gus Hook, about the shad fisherman
giving liquor TO bows For the past
few days the men at Marcus Hook,
have been making big nj ouey catch
Ing large quantities Of shad and each
afternoon the men drunk considerable
liquor and large number OF boys 90
hrouna the streets staggering ana
using bad language.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
EIchre and Dance

A committee of young people
will meet this evening to arrange
for giving euchro and dance in
the Shields Hall on May 2. The
proceeds are to go for the benefit
OF Il well known young man of
this city who is in poor health
and is ordered to Lakewood, N.
}. for his health. Every one is
to work to make it success.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
Tao...asds Il ,isrslaz

Fully 100000 herring were
caught yesterday / atS Delaware
city The supply was such that
the traders were unable to haul
them away at 80 cents thousand.
A farmer hauled the herring that
remained OH the bank and will
use them as compost on his farm.
This is the largest catch of her.
ring at Delaware City in the past
ten years.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
New Board OF Health

Mayor Fisher this afternoon an
nounced his appointments Ior the
new Board of Health. They are as
follows:
DR.. Willard Smith, Dr.. II. w.
Howell, Harry W. Lowe, William II.
ueine.
Joseph Wigglesworth will be
elected Secretary Of the Board.
The new Board will organize on
Thursday, May l, and the execu-
tive officers will SO on duty in all
probability on Nav 5.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
Summar Cars Running

Summer car No. lO7 was put
on the West Fourth street and
Riverview line and No. ia on
Delaware Avenue line this morn
ing. The weather was exceptional
ly fine and had a tendency to
give one the spring fever.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
State Road Item ;

Miss Marion Powell, MIR. Herman
Walker and Mr.. Ga>atos Of Whining
ton, Miss Moore OF Baltimore, Miss
Cara Powell of Christrana. Miss
Ethel Schafer o. State Road, Mss
Julia and Marge Lotland Of New Cas-
tie were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Walker OF State Road Sunday
April so, The day wasl pjeasent an d
the crowd had a tine time, they take II
= long walk through the country and
returned in the evening when they
ali prepared for long dr.v. through
the country thence to church.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
Coptraot for o Steamer

A contract has been received by
the Pusey and Jones Company for
the construction of propeller steam-
er for Captain {. A. Holmes. The
steamer will be named the General
Putnam and will be used in the
freight and passenger service.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
lc5ira)is Bui'u.ny Lots,

. The advertisement Of tho Monlrose
tHi.tlng lots VIII appear in this week,
Issue OF the REPr rBLICAN Tree, were
plan ted today and the grounds lnii out
anu graded Oaly q fow chul 20 lots n'e
Sott and the early purchasers are the Ol.e,
Waosecure tho OaS" Bargains lid5 tho r
srs humorous desirable lors left upun
which to erect a comfortable home. 80
sure and 90 out and ylsw tn" lots n
thsn you will be sure to purcha,o oGe
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
.. Launch OF Boat Shlpped::,y Raj.

~ .. Launch Of a Boat Shlpped.'y Raj. =
Caldwell, N. v, April -. The
side-wheel steamer Sycamore,
which was built BY the Harlan 4
Hollinssworth Company in Will
mington, Del. then taken apart
and reconstructed here, was
launched today in the presence of
large crowd. The craft was cou-
structed for the lake Camplaiu
Transportation Company. She
will plv between Caldwell aud
Baldwin, on Lake George, a dis.
tance OF thirty-two mites, making
eighteen stops. aud is POS feet over
all, 100 leet long on the water iine.
IS feet beam, aud i. feet depth Of
hold.
The rebuilding was done by a
force of men from Wilmington, the
work being in charge of William II.
ReybOld, who is connect Il with
the Harlan and Hollingsworth Com-
pany, and who has been here for
several weeks. The public schools
were closed today and the town had
a holiday air in honor Of the launch
ing. The boat was shipped in sec
tions from Wilmington to Caldwell
by rail and was reconstructed in q
comparatively short time.
. Signed Tho Orlinn.c, -.
Mayor Fisher. this morning signed
the ordinance granting the franchise
to the Brandy wine Electric Railway
Co. The peoples Railway Company,
gave its check for. $35, 900 and the
balance of $4,900, will be paid N
thirty days, The Street and Sewer
Department at its meeting this mora
Ing the directors paid the bills OF the
electric Light Co. and hereafter two
nights pay will be deducted fort q
light out all night, The consldcra-
ton of the franschise to the City
Railway company to extend its
tracks was postponed. There was
lively controversy over the needs Of a
sewer on Eighth Avenue, William P.
Bancroft representing the Woodlawn
Co. appeared in reference to a sewer,
where many new housewife be built.
on Union street. and as to the widen.
ing Of Grant Avenue. Free water for
sprinkling purposes has been shut of
and a conference will be held with
the water commissioner.
Howard Hill. colorel wa, fined t25 for
1,J,i ., e. ,r SSu Vial a Eikhs Hin
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
THEWEArHER.

In the Middle States and New Eng.
land to day clear weather WIN prevail
followed byiresh westerly winds, and
rising temperature. , -
Wednesday promises to be clear
with stationary temperature and
westerly winds.
The thermometer at w. c. Taylor S
drug. store 302 King street today reg.
iStered as follows:
7O'clock 10 O'Clock loclock
5S II 50
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
CAISD RASkET.

The Rev. Frank p. Harris former
lv pastor OF Scott Church, but now
Of Greensboro, Md, was in the city
yesterday
John Rounds, OF this city, has re.
turned from 4 visit u friends IN
Prospect Park.
Miss Julia Hall is sitting rela.
tIves in Chester.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22

Joseph II. Gibson has transferred
to Salvatore Testa, a three story
dwelling on Madison between Seventh
and Eighth Street for 81 800.
Schuyler c. Reynolds, aged So years,
died this morning at No. 1927 Market
street. Interment will be made at El
lnyra. N. Y.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
10 E%TEl;TAIN FIREMEN.

Members Of the Delaware Fire
Company some time next fail will
entertain The Volunteer Fireman S
Association Of Buffalo. There will
be about sixty members accompanied
by baud.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
Christen Eldeavnr Rally

The Christian Endeavor Socic-
ties Of the city will hold II rally
in Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church this evening. An inter-
esting programme has been pre-
pared.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
Showing The Queer l

A Secret Service agent has been at
work in Whining on for the past few
days nyestiga; ing complaint that large
quantities Of spurious coin aro In circula
ton in Wilmington. 1t Ia claimed that
on the West sido and in Browntown store
kespers have been victimized to large
amount. Dollars, hnif dollars and quar-
ters have been circulated freely. 1t Is CON
sidsred that tho men who have bee n work
Ing the coin hero aro but the agen Is OF tho
man ufaclure.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22

Oilcloth for floors, 81 inches
wide, per yard. 29c.
Shelf Oilcloth in various colors,
scolloped, worth 7c. per yard; We'd
nesday shoppers buy it for 81 cents.
Homemade extra quality rag car
pet, 25c.
Venetian stair carpets, fve-eighths
wide, 25c.
Blue flame Oil cooking stoves.
cheapest and best cooking stove
made. Puritan, 2 burners, $500:
Rrooklyn, 2 burner, So. so.
Double ovens, Russia iron, We'd
nes'lay only, Sl.9s.
Rolling pins, full size, hard wood,
revolving handles, regularly, 1Oc.,
ut SC.
Mrs. Potts irons, full set, Wednes-
day, 75c. Extra handles, each SC.
Cedar buckets, wire bound, We'd
nesday only 12c,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
Funeral Directors.
Very Important Special Sale

OF household
the N0
These goods priced most exceptionally URGE every
one to look the entire list or more a
cles required. ~
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
Tuesday, April %, 1902.
Strange!

But its only been ten or fifteen
years since merchants learned
what seems now the plaincst and
simplest Of all business principles,
namely: to exchange goods, recti-
fy errors; in fact allow no dissat-
isfaclon whatever.
Tho store that has not learned
it yet is simply not i'll the race.
Last weeks specials continued
this week.
Om celebrated Rosada Blend
Coffee is one Of our specials.
There is no better twenty-five
cent coffee in this city; our price
for this week is only 22r. We
give no presents of any kind with
our cohees; they sell Oh their
merits.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22

rTREASURY DEPARTMENT OFFICE OF
l. the U. s. Marine Ho ipi.al Service. Seal.
cd proposals will be received at this Office un.
til noon OF April 80. l0D1. TO furnish awnings
for the quarantins steamer Pastour, for use
OF tho Marine Hospital Service ut Reedy Is.
land Qusrar tine, Dol. Schedules and further
Information may be obtained upon applica.
tion to the unddrsiymsd
+. f. RICHARDSON,
n2.-lt Assistant surgeon A. H. 3,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
Are You SatiSt! d?

7 L not 20 IT, Iyurn's 1tpr,. log .opl qIaI,,y
Teas and C'tf"", Teas ID =, 49, o., g., 75n.
poan /. Coio,S 10 -m, 30, .:c. ayc a5c
polnd. argn assortment of lower aud
dario II See = M OK g, Nh II 81 ore, =. W.
CIR. NJ dis OH p. rec Br rIu, b
" re- 8. W. e. + krs AMI i:l'u er'A
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22

An entertainment will he given
lin the PencaGcr Presbyterian
Church at Glasgo tomorrow even
Ing. An excellent literary and
muslcal program has been pre-
pared.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22

T OST-ON MONDAY A LIGHT STEEL,
~ blue overcoat on l4th or Washington
streets; reward If returned TO 81 Washing.
ton s rt nl1 1is
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22

Howard Hill. colorel was fined t2j for
s.abbiug his Wifo Violit Gibbs Hill.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22

vNANTED-A TRACT OF ABOUT 20
w acres near Whining ton near trein or
trolley; Tor subdivision address Tract lie.
publican Office. a!2-lts
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
Stirlith Bros,
Scrap Iron, Steel and Metals
215 WEST FRONT STREET.

\NJANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work, II white girl or woman; must be
good plain cock; no washing or ironing;
reference required. Mrs. P. ". Toml.u on.
100 " est street. a2N
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22

W. ANTED-TWO CARPENTERS. DA
w vid bangle, 0l0 W. 9th street.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22

Lon SALE-CHEAP IF SOLD AT ONCE |
! grand square piano, good condition at 3OS
King street. az 3t
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22

w XANTED-BOARD APPLY AT Bl7
w East Third street. as2-8ts
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22
COrSetS
A Special Lot

Or ti.dO Cor51ts that we Rrn sailing nt 1.e.
Different lengths iRw numbers OF L h q.
Thom'on's, Royal Worcester uul other rojia.
bic makes are IN The lot.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-22

Black
CfleViOt
and
Thibet
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CHARGE OF FORGERY
Mrs. Ada F. Gardiner of Gar
diner Arrested Here.
She is Alleged to Have Forged a
Note for $1,000.
Taken to Massachusetts on Rc9Gisiton
Papers From Gov. Hill.

Mrs. Ada +. Gardiner was arrested
about o'clock yesterday morning, by
officer Z. T.. White. The arrest was
made at Hotel North where Mrs. Gardi-
ner went, Monday night. for lodging.
Mrs. Gardiner has been keeping
house for Willard Pierce Of Middleboro
Mass. some time ago Mr.. Pierce died
ana the estate went into the hands Of
an executor. She presented note
purlorted to have been signed by
Pierce. the face of which was $1lO0.
This was paid by the executor.
After her return to her home in
Gardiner where she owns farm about
five miles out on The Brunswick road,
she sent another note TO a Massachu-
sets attorney for collection. This is
alleged to have been a forgery and in
the Plymouth county court she was in
dicttd upon that charge.
Sheriff Willard Torrey Of Plymouth
county came here, Monday, after Mrs.
Gardiner FOR Arrangement. He first
went to Governor John L. Hill from
whom he obtained requisition papers
at the request of Governor w. Murray
Crane OF Massa chusetts. Armed with
these Mr.. Torrey went to Gardiner and
obtained the services Of City Marshal
Andrews. They found that the woman
had come to the city in The afternoon
to consult with her attorney, Z. n.
Thompson, Esq, in regard to some
other business affairs. Coming here
they failed to locate her after
search at the hotels ana other places
where she was likely to be found.
Sheriff Torrey ana city Marshal An
Grews gave up the search in this city
and returned to Gardiner. The night
officers in this city continued the
search and finally Officer f. L. White
succeeded i'll locating her 1t Hotel
North. she was taken into custody
and carried to Gardiner
From that place She sent for her at
toIncv ana Re consulted With her in re-
gard TO the case. Upon his advice she
went with the Massachusetts officer to
that state where she viii endeaVor to
furnish bonds for appearance in court
10 answer to the charge.
Mrs Gardiner claims that the note
upon which she was indicted was given
her by Charles Pierce. the son of Will
lard Pierce for whom she worked. This
was for $1,000 to cover the principal and
interest upon note originally given
her BY the elder Pierce. She said she
ala not fear that She would not be able
"a establish the fact that the note was
genuine and that she WIS innocent Of
the graVc charge against her.
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especially between '02 and 'O3, the
meet promises plenty of interest and
excitement for the spectators. The Of
ficials of the meet have not vel been
decided upon.
The events follow:
go yds. dash-Entries: Kinsman. 'o3:
,05; Martin. 'O2; p; Penney. '02; E. P.
'o3; Little. OF W. ! 81 Il JUS y
AalI .1ile , Fgn1lH 5%s,f %; webber e2:
Cony. O2; II. Johnson, 02; ]. Penney, %:
Church, 'O5.
~ yds. hu-dle-W Johnson. 'O2; Par
fridge, OF; Craig, 'O2; Martin, %; Abbott
'0j KinSman, 'oj.
man, 'o3; II. johnson, 'GS: Ccom NIB '' 'oi;
w. johnson, %; Partridge. '02
Patting lG,po ~ J6 1bhotmkiagseX, ,o3
o3; Cony, 'O2; Weber, 'O2.
100 yds dash-kinssley, 90: Kinsman
%; ". Johnson. "; Craig, '02; Martin
c3 "a Coniy' vi ,;n Little e,a "a oa
son. ,o2; Craig: o2; Partridge, 'O2; Abbott
%; kinSman. '02.
Running broad jump-Kingsley, Kins-
man, Martin, CoOmbs, w. Johnson Craig,
Weber, p. Penney.
40 yds. dash-Hussey, '03; Abbott. 'OJ;
Weber. %; Pettengill. '02; W. Johnson
o.; Martin. G2; II. Johnson o. i. Pen
ney. 'G2;. Craig; 02; Little, '04.
49, Throwing dT15SSc,u,ssm o,i Weber,
fridge, Langston. II. Johnson.
Pole vault--Coombs. Partridge, Craig,
y, Penney; Durham Ni Barrows, %;
PcttcngiM, Church, Abbott. Martin
IN addition to the above events two re-
lay races win be run, one, between the
tween 1903 and 1905. In each OF the re
lay races four men viii constitute team,
each man running 50 yards. The mem
bers Of the respective teams have not YET
been chosen.
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Conv Second, 10; H. RI. S., 8.

Cony Second defeated the IIallowcI
High ut the Driving park, Tuesday after
noon, 10 to 3.
The features of The game were the bat
ting Of Pierce, Clifford and Frost for Co
ny Second and Lyncr for HalIowcll Hish
school. Weston caught an excellent game
for Cony Second ana Frost made re.
maikable catch OF fy in the fourth inn
ing. If he had not turned so many som
ersaults after catching the ball he might
have completed Il double play.
Up to date, Cony Second has played
seven games, losing only two, both being
lost with Winthrop High school. This is
saying very much for the team, because
hey have on the average played heavier
teams.
The team is in hopes Of getting gama
, with Watcrvilie Second to be played
there, next Monday.
The score:
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FOR SMUGGLING.
John Mcbride, Richmond, N. g., Held
for Federal Jury.

United States Deputy Marshal +. 0.
Norton of Portland, brought John Nc
Bridge Of Richmond, n. g., to this city
for Il hearing upon the charge of
smuggling. yesterday. The warrant
alleged that Mcbride brought across
The border into Houlton, where the ar
rest was made, 4 quantity OF butter
and eggs Ii is also alleged that when
held up by the customs officer he re-
sisted.
The hearing was held at the Court
house before United States Commits
sioner W. S. Choate of this city. Don
\. ii. Powers of Houlton, appeared in
behalf Of the prisoner.
When arraiGned, Mcbride pleaded
not guilty to the charge, and waived
examination. Bail was furnished in
the sum of $500. The case will come
before the United States district court
at Bath at the September term.
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Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafues5 is caused by an infiamed colt
dition of the mucous lining of the Eusta-
chan Tube. When this tube gets in
famed you have a rumbhng sound or i'm
perfect hearing, and when it is entirely
closed deafness is the result and unless
the inflammation can be taken out and
this tube restored to its normal condition.
hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten are caused by catarrh.
which is nothing but an infamed conGi-
ton of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case Of Deafness ,(caused by ca
tarrh) that can not be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
+. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Chelsea Grange.

The program given at the meeting
of Chelsea Grange, Friday evening
was in commemoration of Flag day
and was most interesting. 1t included
a reading, STORY of the First Flag,
by Mrs. Ellen Green; reading, "A
Veterans Memories Miss Linda
Thompson; "A Flag on Every School
house." Miss Emma Green; solo, star
Spangled Banner" Mrs. A. l.. Hayes
recitation, "Columbia's ODE Miss
Lilly Green; "reminiscences of the
War" p. Hayes; reading, 'Mendins
the old Flag g. X. Green; solo, Lift
Our Flag High Mrs. Hayes. Next
Friday evening the Grange will enjoy
a strawberry festival.
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Mrs. Julia A. Sanford.

Mrs. Julia \. Sanford died Mt her
home on the Mount Vernon road, on
Monday, Of anoplexy, aged Is years.
She MAS julia G.ongfellow, daughter
Of ScWul ana ~eba Longfellow. one
sister is living. Miss Frances II. Long
fellow Of this city. Funeral at p. NJ,
Wednesday.
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To the Despondent.

If you are run down, weak or sick;
if your nerves are all unstrung and
you cannot sleep; if you are losing
weight and you are aging prematurely,
Palmo Tablets will cure you or they
cost you nothing. Don't you want to
look and feel younger 30 cents.
Book Free. Address The S. r. Fell
Co., Cleveland, 0.
Sold in Augusta by
CHAS. Il. MURPHY, DRUGGIST.
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Leads Them All.

zone Minute Cough Cure beats all other
medicines | ever tried for coughs, colds.
Group and throat and ling troubles says
d. Scott Currin Of Tloganton, Pa. Also
lutely safe. Acts Immediately; yields at
once 10 One Minute Cough Cure. Sure
cure for grip, bronchitis, coughs. Perez
w. Means.
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L. y. Lewis Of Portland, has sue
ceeded p. r. BarroWs as cashier at the
office Of the American Express Co.
Mr.. RarroWs goes to Rumford Falls TO
take the position Of agent during the
absence Of the regular man.
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\ gentleman from Chelsea, reported
having seen deer in the garden Of
John Toothakcr in that town, day or
two ago. The garden is within a few
rods Of The house. The deer are doing
considerable damage to the crops in
that vicinity.