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invalid gorilla. 1t was in London The
gorilla was one of hardly more than a
dozen genuine gorillas ever successfully
exhibited. The animal had tuberculosis.
DR.. Lee, in recounting his experience, re-
iterated his amazement upon beholding
the vast physical development of the
human ape. This animal, in his expert
opinion, is the physical superior, by rea-
son of his superior intelligence, of any
animal that walks the earth, being capable
of Staying lion or tiger by mere brute
force, and having claws and driving power
sufficient to drag down an elephant and
place even such a towering animal as
this pachyderm at his mercy. The in
valid gorilla, although VIGOROUSLY fero-
cious and treacherous, seemed to know
that his life was in the balance, and ex-
hibited almost human intelligence in
submitting to treatment. Several at
tempts were made to chloroform him;
but none was successful, owing to the
fear of heart failure. Yet the gorilla
grinned and bore the pain of an operation
when portion of his left lung was re-
moved. He lived for two years after
the operation, and on several occasions
when the surgeon visited the London
menagerie his erstwhile patient reCog-
nized him and exhibited a pathetic
pleasure in renewing the acquaint-
ance.
One of the most ingenious and success
full attempts ever made to dispel the grisly
ghost of pain in an animal is recorded of
the Philadelphia Geological Park, where,
after three unsuccessful efforts to chloro-
form an alligator preparatory to filing off
his front teeth, violin music produced
such a soothing effect upon the beast
that he permitted a wedge to be inserted
between his cavernous jaws. The music
was continued while this difficult feat
of dentistry was performed, and the great
saurian was apparently oblivious to the
pain in feasting at the strange musical
banquet. Several experiments were made
with the other animals, lively tune
spreading CONSERVATION among the SIM
lans, which scuttled away to the tops of
their cages and remained there until the
unwelcome demonstration ceased. One
invalid monkey writhed and groaned as
though in agony during the perform
ance.
INCA, IIlC uCdIl VI lllC L lllldllSll)lIld
tigers, was amenable to only soft, slow
tones, which would cause him to rise
from his crouching position and give vent
to series of prodigious yawns, stretching
himself now like an exaggerated cat and
again rubbing his back and sides against
the bars as though hugely enjoying the
treat. Certain airs such as may have
sounded within their hearing through the
courts of the Rajahs had an instan-
taneous effect upon the elephants, while
the cobras showed a distinct preference
for the singsong music of the bagpipes.
As many of these animals never had
heard such music before, it has been be-
leved that their enjoyment was an in
herited one, just as the animal fear of
disease and pain may be a strange and
ghostly heritage transmitted down from
generation to generation out of the jungle
IF old
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-30


AL right first and III your money
the horse isn't all right
didn't like that. afraid
might have whistle for
it. didn't the horse although wanted badly Now this
m thinking.
You see make Washing Machines-the 1900 Washer
And myself think Washing
Machines
But I'd know because wouldn't write tell
sell all Washing Machines by mail sold 10000 that
aready-wo million dollars WORTHY
So. thought it's only fair
Machines month. before
the horse.
Now know itvilw
Clothes without wearing half the
washed by hand, by other machine
When half the time halfnot little quicker.
quick
wash tub very dirty clothes in Six minutes
know other invented that
minutes, without wearing clothes.
I'm the Washing Machine business That's
these things Because have
Washing Machine
Our 1900 Washer does the work that child
way washing
just drives clear through the threads of the clothes
like a Force Pump
people only knew 1900 Washer"
week. for 10 their clothes would
wear they would fall each other trying buy It,
wanted the Only wait for people
I'll make good" offer
time. That's how sold 100000 Washers.
Let send 1900 Washer" trial. I'll
the freight pocket IL the
machine after you've used month I'll the
freight that Surely that's fair t2
Doesn't that the 1900 Washer" all
Isl How could make anything i'll
the finest thing Washing
easiest and handes Washer Earth will whole in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-30

biggest
in
Nor has the snake
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-30
This Washer Must
Pay for Itself.

MAN tried to sell horse. He said it a fiji
horse and had nothing the with it. |
horse. But, didn't know anything about horses niue
- And. didn't know the very well either.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-07
The Fire Record in 1904.

Last %rlr'$ fire record in tn" Cni.el
Hta.'-s was b. lar the worst that the
country has ev"r known. The Insur-
anrc editor of the Journal Of Com,nerc"
SITS n" tot;-l fire loss Of this country
and Canada. during 1904. at So. 364 $50
Tf's.' fiaur. $ are Very carefully COM
piled and there Is no reason to doubt
their approximate correctness. Thy
fhoV that the fire loss Of this country
AMI canada last year was s9S. l6S. i5S
greater than 1900. and sll3, lG3. 200 great
1T than in lJl'. Even driuctins th..
thr"" great, It cont.;, grations pr the
year. nrmtly: baltimore. s10.rnn $40:
Rochester. ~ Y. s3,o0O.eo0, and To-
rontn. Ont $780, ono. the total Of tn.
other fires would still br so 5n0,c
llrG"r than th@ aggregate Of 1898. It
is an appalling record of loss and
"as:e vast. because Il large part Of
il WIZ prcy"rtiblr.
Here in Maine. as we'll as tn. coun-
try AZ large. tl," fir. record for 1904 was
81 exceptionally bad one. W" started
the year. here IN Augusta. with 4 fire
involving L loss Of 100000. the worst
FIR. experienced by the city in a third
If 4 c"rtury-: and now. at the. begin
ming of another year. We have suit rcd
from another exceptionally s"Ii"u;
five. vripp!ing or create 1T manufacture
in:. establishment. In Portland. dur
lnt, lapt. thrr4 we're 20 more alarms
cham during tn" preceding year.
though the actual fi,.. loss is said -
have been less. Gardiner. during the
latter part III the year. suffered from n
s. rieS Of disastrous fires, bringing tn"
total loss TO over 100000. SkoHh"Gan
was wen more unfortunate. and Il bad
fire destroyed the best blocks in the
heart % that thriving village. CrrinN.,
was almost wiped OFT by n Slr 90 fire.
and Bangor brunswick. Or"no. Bow
do,n:am. Pr SOU" Isle. We're al among
TN. sever" sufferers during thr year
Let US hop. that III" record f'r laI'
VIII n i b.:trr one tf,nn that Il thr
year iuS. cn1c1i.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-07

S"m"; hing nc the importance" Of IN"
automobile Industry is indicated by the
fact that in spite -: Il great number
manufactured III this roantry. NOR"
than 500 automobiles. with an APP
praised value uf $l.'D0.D00. were i'm
ported in 1904. The use Of this ma
chine is fast beGoining more general in
all parts OF the country and no doubt
our manufacturers will Do c'Iucl IL Tia.
occasion rs they we've in the case OF
bicycles and, Will soon b" able to supply
not only til" American 6"nand. but
also to rival the European manut;u-
turers IN their own field. The autOlno-
bile is a fad. To- he sure, but 1t seems to
have more clement, of pernanrncy
than the bicycle p"sscSscd. It will be-
SOME time. however. before tn" auto
mobile becomes 4 vehicle Of pI"aSurr
aud recreation for pcupi: Of limited
means.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-07
A DISTINGUISHED Son Of Maine.

ore Of the most distinguished pamcs
thus far upon the mortality reccrl ot
1905 is that Of 4lenry V. Poor. who died
at Brooklint. Mass. this week. ut the
advanced age Of % years. Mr.. Poor
was known the world over as the
founder OF the manual Oh railroads
and as writer o: books upon financial
and economic Subjects. and at tn" time
Of his dCceasc ne was the oldest living
graduate of Eowdoin College. He was
a native Of the little town Of Andovcr.
up in Oxford county. where he WAS
born in 1912. and throughout his long
and busy career his native town had
had won fame and wealth he returned
there and built a beautiful summer
home UPON tne farm cleared by his
grandfather. r:zehiel Merrill. the first
settler OF the town in 1888. This sum-
nicr residence was one Of the best of its
kind IL the State and there he passed.
the larger part OF his time in his de-
Ginning years. Last summer wner
A"d"ve- celebrated its centennial. Mr.
Poor prepared and read an historical
address. Il remarkably able and inter-
"stins document for a ran Of such
great age.
He graduated from EUwdoin in 1895
and practis..l nv fo- Il dozen years in
Bangor before soin,, to New York.
where he became ctlito: of the Railroad
Journal. During tn" next decade, h.
Published several volumes upon rail-
road. political and financial matters
In 1867 he began the annual public atinn
of work entitled Manual Of the Rail-
roads Of the United states" which. the
world over. = the authority upon tn"
subject to when il relates. It s 4
work which nov contains 400 naccs IN
sirC!" voltlln'.. and has b. IN Published
IN later vets 10y his son. In politics.
he Wls 2 Wig III Early life. and be-
can" one Of the FOUNDER; of the Re-
half Il century an ardent and active
rn."nbsr. His first ut, nas for IIar-
ris"n, in 1875. and mis- last YRS for
R"OS"v.lt in NCvcnhr-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-07
Governor Mc''lan.. Of New Ham

Governor Alec Ian. Of New Hanlp-
Shir" i'll his inaugural address. this
week. De, larc- that til. ElrSt important
question tn Nc Considered this winter,
by the Legislature. of that state IS that
OF good roads. New HHmr shire. muci,
after the plan in operation III this
state has been making, limited appro-
rriati"as for IL" Improvement Of high
ways in ronnr-t.o with similar wort,
by the municipalities. but Governor
Mct'lanc declares that til, time is now
come when Il general plan for good
road movement i'll Ike State should be
adopted. At its last session the New
Hampshire Legislature. appointed Il
State engineer Who has prepared plans
for the main highways throughout the
State. and these will make i favorab Bile
working basis to- the purpose Of secur-
ing general and Systematic highway
Improvement. New Hampshire is only
one Of the many states which has id
much emphasis upon this matter o:
better roads, AID there are many rea-
sons why our own state of Maine
should be in he iron, rank in this i'm j..
pCrtant NOV esnent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-07

Maine was not the only Stat. which
h:ul 4 rr"dItab.c representation II the
II. Louis exposition. and yet dis
tinSui"hc'i If ny falling ~ spend
the Who'll" OF the appropriation mai,.
AS stated in "Ir columns the other
day. the Main" commissioners at ST.
Louis turner back nearly $500 into
tn. state treasury from the si",TO APP
commissioners. i in. of course. had Il
much larger appropriation at their
disposal. Ia" tu!n'u b.>ck into the
treasury s"o.,so Of thu amount appro-
priatcd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-07
A Certain Cure for Group.

When n child shows symptoms OF
Group there is no time to experiment
with new remedies. no matter how
highly they may be recommends ID.
There is one preparation that can all
ways be depended upon. 1t has been
In use for many years and has never
been known to fail. viz: Chamber.
laiUs Cough Remedy. Give it and a
quick cure is sure 10 follow. Mr.. NJ.
h. Compton Of Market. Texas. says Of
it. Il have used Cha mberlain's Cough
Remedy in severe cases Of Group with
my children. End can truthfully say i,
always gives prompt relief" For sale
by John Coaghl;n. Augusta. Z. r..
Bexne. Caroline.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-07

1t is i pity thu, tn" Mnin" Demo-
Gratis had Ia give NJ their annual jack
son han.u"i. scheduled for tonight. in
Portland. leo aus. they Nrr,. unable to
ct any speaker III prominence 10 AL
dress the gathering. Hut why did
Those in c!mrRe OF the proposed BAN
ul"t think It wigs necessary to 80 out
side tn" State for a post -rrandial ora :
tor" The Democrats of Maine are few
in numbers. but most OF them are talk
crs par cxc",,"rcc: takers OF unlimited
voCabu!lri"s and endless endurance.
and there are many among them who
could turn loose - much clouucncc
upon an occasion of this kind rs
Champ Clark Eourkc Cochran. Soma :
tor Tillman or Governor VardaTlr.
We hope the banquet will be held later.
Tor il seems a shame to deprive the lit =
tie hand OF Democrats in this State Of
their one square meal each year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-07

II is TO he noted that not only are all
of the Maine papers taking occasion to
pay a high tribute to Senator Hale.
now that he has been unanimously re-
nominated for r fifth term. but equally
aIpre" tributes arc to be found in
all the leading newspapers of the coun-
try. Senator Hale is one oc the strong
est men in the national Capitol and his
name is iionnrcd in eve'y section of tie
lin to Washington for six years more
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-07
4 Maine editor rises to point on: III

\ Maine editor rises to point on; that
there was not Il Sinci" belgian hare 1t
III" recent Maine poultry and ret stock
sl,ov-. and that tl,.. same condition cx-
listed 1T the similar show in Madison
Suuarr Garden i'll New York. Thor"
was once Il tim. when the Belgian hare
but we refrain. It is a tender sub
jet for many people i'll this section "f
the country. and there is really no OBJ
ject at this time in decorating their
feelings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-07
HAIR NATURALLY ABUNDANT.
When II IL Free OF DnndruC, 1t Grow,
LnXu.iantly.

Ec!r preparations ami dnnGrur cures
- : rI.H. are sticky or irrita l.rc affairs
tnar Go no earthly good. fI2.r. wnen MT
diseased. grows naturally luxurantly
randlIN IS the cause OF rian-tentne a.
al !.air troub!r. ard d&rdrun IS caused
o. a :sc:H. Tue OH,!- way to cure Gard-
ruff is to kill tie germ: and. 50 rar. n
only hair preparation that will positively
destroy the germ is Newhro's Herpicide-
absolutely harmless. free FROM grease.
sediment dye natter or dangerous drugs
IL a.lays itclling Instantly: makes hair
glossy and soft az SIX Destroy the
ca use you remove The effect" Sold ~
!anding druggists. Send 1Gc in starnps for
sample to The Ecrp:cidc Co, Detroit.
>1irh.
Bowditch. Webster L Co., Special Agents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-07
maine Gossip
A Joke on Somebody.

CalliI q ON 4 maid one evening,
In he season Of good chcr,.
" lillian saw green decoration
ftIBinE On tE.. chandelier.
William was a bit npar-Sightcd.
But YOU couldn't can him NV:
.Ani nc Thought he knew his business
When he sighted nLSilc;ue.
Then he up and kis sod the maiden.
Kissed her tor an hour or two.
Eut she merely smiled Gcmurcly
As SHY n.:i,lcns often do.
Tell me- why YOU s,nil-?' /" asked he
When they pared in the hall.
Really can't YOU guess she gigSlcd-
That's Tot mistletoc IT ali.
-YonkrrS Statesman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-07

or course everybody is full VI SYM
pathy for Mrs. Pr. Campbell. the
famous actress who fell the other ia :
and injured her knee 50 badly that sh.
will De cOnfin VI To hcr be- for Severa!
weeks. but Sc mellow that sympathy is
diluted in the breasts of most Of Vi
when We read that gh. was carrying i
pct dog at the time and vas unable to
see the icy spot upon which she Slipped.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-07
A Valiant Champion Of Maine.
(B;ljlgor .%..Ns.D

1t Is not our purpose to enter lao
any extended eulOSy of Sen. tor Halle.
What he has done and is don, :,r
Maine is u known. Frs. last and
All the ire he has been the valiant
and continuous champion Of Maine and
Maine interests. On at least two or
casiOYs he has refused political ad-
vancelnent and higher honors In order
that he might serve the people whom
he has loved and served so long. His
reel ,ctiun to the Senate at this tim.
shows that the Republican party Of
Maine is not unsrateful 10 7 friend who
o; all Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-07

There is every l.aS,n to suspect that
some Of those people whO are aldicte
TO the habit Of Il cold bath every morn
ing denied themselves this luxury whcil
they rose YESTERDAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-07
Talks Business ard Means Business.
cortland PrrrS)
A Sour.i and Sensible Man.
GHangnr \eNS.)

GHangor \eWS.)
or Governor cobb nothing but good
"3n b" said. To u.s., :. can: term. IN
comes to u; we'll recommended" His
allt..c"dcrtS aiid associates lave b, en
sound and sensible ana approved by
the best ar.,oMg us. He comes TO Us
With i resolution t. do his full duty
by cvc,y citizen. He comes With :,
scholarly c,;,c alton. with III" Z.:l Of
vn,:.,, and with hands and heart that
are clean.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-07

Reports from Toxic indicate that the
little laps are much like other people
when il comes 10 Il celebration. The
rejoicing over the fall Of Port Arthur
WAS wholly warranted and they are not
I, bs Blamed for tttin; i"cse their feel
ingS In 4 sonl.-r,h hat rX.berlnt fashion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-07

ESTABLISHED, 1926.

No notice whatever will be taken Of
unsigned communications.
The Journal cannot be held responsible
for the preservation or return Of re-
jccted communications.
Address all communications relating to
subscriptions ard advertisements 10
BGKl.EIGH s. FLYNT, Publishers,
Augusta: Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-07
GOV. CODES ADDRESS.
Deserves Only Commentator.

''''''T'7' ''''F'.' N''''''
TIL, inaugural address Of Hon. Will
li.m T.. to1b. delivered before Il joint
convention Of both branches of ;hc
Main. legislature ANA il presence of a
notable gathering OF the representative
men of Maine. in the State HoGSt on
Thursday. is Il production which Judged
~ Whatsoever standard may be "p-
piled to il. is onc corspicuousiy above
criticism. excepting a criticism that
comments. II is readable. diGIiicd,
modest. shows the mind of the scholar,
exhibits Il" grasp Of affairs which
"haract"rizes the judiciOus. thoughtful
cher magistrate and yet descends I"
th"t level which also shows the man III
III" :;ub"rl!Hiorial chair to be one OF the
people. their friend and servant.
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Eorccful and Interesting.
Iortland Eypress.D


I'3- address Of Governor cobb. d.
livcr,-,l t. thu Legislature today. has
several merits which Will C,:un.u,:lI il
TO the favora Bic consideration OF tie
reCPl. OF th. STATE. IL The first ;,l,c.-
il ~ ODDS The .ieaicn paths. 1t does not
follow TIL, same old routine of facts
and figures. The department reports
vii contain the facts which the l"giS-
l:ltors III particular ana the people in
general will be interested to know con-
cerniiig the opera tons therein. and
there they m;y find All til" facts thd.
ar nccc sSary 10 bc known. - til"
new Go"error wisely rref'rs to tax"
Zip matters Of vital Importance aud
discuss them from his standpoint. ON.
that is trcqu nifty found !" b" original
but IS always forceful and interesting
ard we'll worthy of public attention.
One Of the Bes. in IS Years.
(Watc;villc Snntincll
In the main the address will rank
ar!nu, IN" BEST ever delivered by any
ct II. long In. .: Governors during the
s.. years of our statehood. ard i: ~"
fees crs lit and honor upon the nteili
gent and scholarly author
Talks Business ard Means Business.
Portland Prrss.)
Reduce thr stat" tax. abolish otrria!
fees. enforce the lav. That in 4 nut
shell is Governor "opb's inaugural adj
dress. which is a sienally able and no
table Stat" paper. Its essence is
judo inus economy. reform ana law
cLidinSnf.;S. The Governor talks bust
ress and II" means business. He doc
rat attempt to so into details Of STATE
matters o. offer many suggestions or
recommended icns. bet he shows i firm
grasp ard .argc comprehension of tn
essentials.
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One of Mainc's Brightest Names.
tPortlanti Express. )

W VI li'i'lt TSNtitoo-'
Maine has hc.n proud to be repre-
s-nted IN III" National Legislature by
men ri crsAt talent and ability, both
in the senate md in II" Hous". Among
all the brilliant n. mes which hav''
eractd Ter services III Washington
none have bce'l brighter. or hay made
Il more hon DrAbt. and lasting record
than has the senator whose splendid
,.ttainmcHts and yipe eXpcl icnc" So
cured Tor him aaain Il urani,n"I%
nomination for this high Office. Il is
certain that no mistake l,ns Been made.
and hat III IGNORING Eugere Hale the
state has secured Tor Itself the services
nj 4 nlan not only competent to rise
to every eai regency that De may BE-
called iron TO face in his official sta :
ton. bur one who will always be guild
81 by sound Judgment in the decision
ot tho great Questions which come be
fore him. IL ,;,liI whose name is known
and honore'i in every stat. vi this
great Union.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-07
Ideals Of Good Citizenship.
tHiddcfor,i JoU.lai.D

II is plea tor cons. rNatlSn In e.
p".ditu"c, for the enforcement OF laW.
FOR the l)ractic;i! ideals of COOL citZc!!
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-07
RAILROADS AND STEAMBOATS,
|gl.XzEAMzIgI5'IIa
In Effect Oct. 10, 1901.
Passenger trains leave Augusta .. a..

THROUGH TRAINs
GOING yEESr-212 A NJ daily
HonIay Tor Portland and Boston; 5 =
a: al for Lewiston, Farming;nI. PM
ton. Bridg ton, Montreal and l,i,rh.c. ~ -
A. M, for brunswick, Lewiston. Farini H.
Ton. Phillips, Casrabasse,, Rocx;anS
foftaha. Bostor, \. Conway. Faoyans
..rovetoil. N. SIratford, Isiaud ~
toirbiook and Beechcr Falls. $iO p ~
local 10 Portland: - T.. M. teaursss, g.,
far by rlo.tiand. Boston, CONNECTING
BIidgto,. No. Conway, and Bartlett. : =;
2. NJ, Tor SO. Gardiner; 1888 2 Al fn;eh.
fulinan) every night for Lewiston. Ba:h
Portland and Boston -o@"'
GOING EAST-I259 A. NJ fright
press Tor SkO Hhegan. Bangor. i;sr III,
Dor, 81 stephen. Calais. St John. ;ysu.
; ;d~ ana NJ, ostook County ana to Wash
EAST dos not connect for Skowhocan as
last. Foxcroft. or hovand Ranycr IN
= ~ ior Waterviile. toAcroft ana Rangor.
30 A. NJ, for Watervllic. Rclfas, So
T. NJ. Wsterville. Foxcroft, Bansor a.
noWn, Fatten. Iionlton and Carii,ou Vic
.: 4 \. Z R;o r. VanStooro. St. Stephen
and Halifax and TO Lewiston via Oakland
and WINTHROP. 10 =. NJ. express for VA.
terVillc. faIic"r. Bar IIartor. Wash. CO
~ ~. ~" h"ll 'Ifeenviii,. ZIG p NJ
for WateiEllle. Oaklann. North Arson
Hlngham. Skowhcran. Belfast Foxcrnft
ireenviiie, B"uEor. Old Town ana M,tta
"smT<Hag; 20 T M. f"r WateTyiDr-
50 NI'At S-Goinf " st, 232 A NJ. for
portland. Eo:ton; los A. NJ, .0!n p NJ
lor Brnns"ic'., Batn. Portland and Ba,
oon long cast. u q A. NJ. (nightj Bar.
and 3angr,; 20 P. Nj, Bangor.
The Ni:'h' Puincen Tain leaving :,
l239 a. NJ. Sunday morning going F,s.
ioes not connect Tor SFowneyan. E.,ras,
foScroft or east OF Bangor
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There is certainly every prospect H.,
VIII lie cGuall.d.