Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.)
July 17, 1885

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Thousands of persons in every trade, profession and callin? have been cured by DR. R. C. FLOWER’S Scientific Remedies. RIP VAN 'A INKLE Joseph Jefferson, th*- great actor (whose erjual in the character of Itip Van V\ inkle we »hall never -e again), »tate* that ne visile 1 Itr Mower in a very low state of heal h If*- hud given up the *t«jge on aicount of hi- health being tterlv broken down. I>r. Howe' entirely cured him; and tie I- today en joying the very be-t ot health, after having tilled la-t season a heavy professional engagement. I he two great remedies used in this celebrat'd cure were |ir. Flower’s l iver arid Momuch .sanative and Nerve Pill*. A Railroad President’s Testi ony ol. I ho*. A. Scott, for years President of the great Penn yiv.inia K K -aid Ju-f before tits sodden death inunswr'oa n I here is but one l»r Flower, and it will be »i century before there is another, and the sue m -dicin for l.lver and stom ach troubles, and th* general system, is uis l.lver and Stomach Sanative." A Ca-e Witliou a Parallel. In that horrible ram id disa*N-r at Ashtabula, Ohio, which every one re Miber*, Mrs I- M Coul. ter wa- till'led hrough he ridge 70 |e. t into the rlvei* ol Ice. II* r friend aiei vte--rs Mood' Ik San key's ii*»oclate, the -we**! -m *er I’ Itll**, wa* kill* d. Mild -tie b dlv tnji!i I lllld tier nervous s\stem so sliocked tt t chr mic hisferiu followed She wa- sent to a private hsIiiui, where, alter a long treatment, she wa- pronounced incurable hmr years ego a friend sent to r a bottle of l)r. Flowei’* Nerve Pill*. rile effect was like UlMgtc; 17 bottle* were taken, and Mrs. Coulter was thor oughly cured. FOR SALE BY G. M. ALLEN CO. Price, $1,00 per Bottle; G Bottles, $5 00. aprYVd&wiy-nr INSTANTLY RELIEVES ANO CURES Rheumatism, Neural Kin. Sciatica, I ame Hack and Bide, Pl» urlny, sprain* and Bruises, lnptitheria anti sore Throaf, s m any oth* r I {quid ».r Mix* *i Taint*. I hey are of a higher gra.it than have ever before been offend to tht ublie, elti.er in “pa te” or liquid form, and art •eeond to mine in richi and pe»manency of color, beautv of lini.-h, and durabiiitx. Norn* hut the pur *t linked oil ami the best pigment* enter into their eomi osftion Sample Sheet* and Pamphlet i •mum HAL ItKtOlt %T1Utree by mail. II M. JoIiii n ^trlt tlj l*nrr Color* in Oil. lurnUhnt, l-te. II. John Honf.i ar and Bridge Faint* In various color*. Are etpeciaiiy adapt* d for out building*, barn*, fence*, and for iron and rough woodwork. For sale by C. NEALE ML, Augusta, Me. aprlhdeod4m IIO for I IIOLKRA, Cholera Morbus, Dcucnv Dysentery’ n C M MIT an,i a11 f°rm* of Fain 1 mid Inflanimaiton. th*m II. II. Hay A f*on. Portland. junelOdfcwtjm AUGUSTA STEAM LAUNDRY, Corset Building, East Side. BLACKINGTON A CREELY, Prop’s. .«T*inry PwiHei, Lac* Curtain, and Pillow Shams a specialty. All work aca-ly and promptly done. Satisfaction Guaranteed by postal promptly attended to. Good# for and delivered free of charfe, june lodly BY TELEBBAPH, WKVIlIKIt Itl'PiiRT. Indication* for the Neat tit Honrs. War Department. Office of the Chief Signal Officer. I Washington, D. C., Julv 17.—I M. I For New England and Middle State*, fair weather; southerly wind#; nearly sta tionary temperature. HAIM MSPATUitN. I* ROM E ART PORT. The Steamer Cumberland Ashore in Lubec ft arrow*. Eastport, Jelv 16. The new steamer Cumberland, ot the In ternational Co., from Portland to Eastport, ran ashore in Lubec Narrow*, Thursday morning, at half past seven, hut will proba bly come off uninjured as soon as the tide rises. There was no fog, but the steamer caught at dead low wafer. The fides are ex tr-melylow. The steamer Charles Hough ton went d‘*wn to Lubec Narrows and towed the Cumberland off at half past ten. The Cumberland was not injured as *he had struck on the bar softly. She arrived at Eastport at eleven. The captain reports the tide very low and a strong current. A (•land Army Jlati >li**inc. Franklin, Mas*., .July 16 Henry Watkins of Franklin, Mass ha* disappeared. He is a mernh-T of Post 60. 6. A. R ami went to the Grand Army En campment at Portland, where he was seen to arrive. From that time nothing lias been heard from or of him. Suicide at North heeds. Leeds, July 16. Mr-* Henry F. Woodman of North Leeds, committed 'Uieide by hanging, Wednesday. Mrs. Woodman was a native of Leeds, and a teacher of rare ability, hut for some time has been in feeble health. She leaves a hus h md and a young child Thrown from a arti tge and Killed. Portland, July 15. Mis* Elsie Plummer, about 50 years of age, living on Sherman street, was thrown from a carriage this afternoon and fatally in jured. She died in about two hours.

TELEGRAPH M IT. Judge Shipman Order* the llankcr* A Meiohant* Co. to Control the Wiie* I util the llitficulty i- Settled. Hartford. Conn July 16 A hearing in the matter of the lease of the American Rapid Telegraph Company to the Western Cnion and the cutting of the wires ot the Rapid ami Rankers Merchants was resumed before Judge Shipman, 'l hursday morning. The greater part of the morning was taken up bv evidence put in by W. S Guthnng, counsel for the reorganization committee of the Rankers Merchants. Hi* plea was for the restoration of the use of the wires of the Rankers Merchants, which he claimed could be identified bv Mr. Jones, superintendent of the construction for the company. In the hearing in the telegraph ease the court ordered that the Rankers Merchants Co. should resume custody »»f the wires seized by the Western Tmon until the final settlenn nt of the controversey, and that a form of the order to that effect should be drawn up bv the contending lawyers. As the latter could not agree the ac tion was deferred until tomorrow. A Salvationist’* Life in Hunger >«t Hat tie Creek. Battle Creek, Mich., July 16. R. J. Miller, a resident of this city, and Geo. Measley. a member of the Salvation Army, have created a great excitement in the city tor the last two weeks bv holding relig ious meetings in the streets. On one occa sion Measley was arrested for disorderly conduct, but was acquitted. Wednesday night he excitedly harangued the largest and most disorderly crowd ever seen in the city. The police attempted to interfere, hut were deterred by the mob. Measley finally took refuge in a private residence, into which the crowd followed, throwing stones ami other missiles. Tha police are powerless and the lives of the two men are in danger. Annuul Report of the New Y ork Po**t» Office Department* New Y irk, July 16 The yearly report of the posloffice depart ment. ma le public today, shows that 275 241.586 pieces of mail matter wore delivered during the vear In the registered letter de partnit nt l,0*i8,747 pieces w. re delivered.and 548,025 domestic and 359,396 foreign origin were recorded and distributed to other offices. The aggregate business in the money or i^r department for the year amounted to #57. 909,427, a decrease over last year of #8,067, 374. Cotton Association Convention, Si'LPHrk Springs, W Va., July 16. After the cotton convention was called to order this morning, officers for the ensuing two years were elected as follows President—T. L Airev «>f New Orleans. Vice President—Jerome Hill of St. Louis. Secretary—0• Miller of New York. Resolutions were adopted, advocating uni form laws in regard to bills of lading and re sponsibility of common carriers. A resolution was adopted favoring the stoppage of the coinage of the silver dollar. Stabbing Affray, Boston, July 16. In a quarrel at the Stanley House, on Cam bridge street, to-night, John J. Riley, a wait er in the house, was stabbed twice back of the ear with a jack knife in the hands of Thomas McHugh. The cuts are considered very dangerous. McHugh and a compan ion had been ejected from the place atter which they returned and the assault was committed. McHugh waa arrested. SPORT NG. WELL DONE HOWDOIN. The Inter.C'ollesiate Kac* at l.ake Quin'is mou (I, Tnar.day, Won by the ltnwd« i»i i tew—The B own (nive’Mtv Crew Defeated by Four Boat Length*. Worcester. Mass., July 16 The sturdy men from Maine in Bowdoin College rowed down their lighter opponents from Brown inihe int-r-collegiate boat race on Lake Qumsigamond this afternoon, beat ing them from the word go, and never being pressed to their best work. The start was ni«de nearlv at the time announced. Brown taking water first, but the pace of fifty to the minute was so quick that the men could not finish the stroke and they pulled very rag gedly, rocking their boat a great deal. Bowdoin’s heavier and better finished stroke sent their boat to the fore before more than a dozen strokes had been pulled, and from that time to the finish they had the race well in hand. Their stroke was closely watching the Brow n men and answering every spurt they made by one more effective, gradually increasing their lead to the finish. The boats started 200 feet apart and each kept its own water. Brown at the outset headed a little for the west shore and Bow doin for the easterly, but this departure from the straight course was only temporary and tor the first mile it would have been a liar 1 matter for any crew to keep its own water more successfully. At the end of the mile Bowdoin’s boat was taken well over to the east side and Brown followed, getting into Bowdoin*.* w ash and being obliged to pull out again toward the east shore to avoid the trouble it wa* making. Brown led away fifty strokes to a minute and never pulled less than forty-four, while Bowdoin starting with forty-eight, several limes droppt d to forty, the men apparently never exerting tin mselves after once getting clear w aier bctwt en them anti their oppo nent*, which wa* before a quarter of a mile had been coven t. Jack Spratt second and Fav onte third, fhe sixth heat was declared no heat on the c laim that Jack Stone,the driv er. pulled Little Dick Torn Marsh was substi tuted a* driver f Little Dick and won the seventh heat. John F. Haines, driver of Jack Spratt. appealed the judges decision, claimi g the race. Summary Little Dick, 1 1* 2 2 3 0 1 Jack Spratt, 3 3 1 1 2 0 0 Favorite, 4 4 3 3 1 0 3 Wallace. 2 2 4 dr Time. 2 30|. 2 30|, 2.27, 2.31$, 2.31$, 2.313, 2 313 The 2 44 c!a*s had three starters; Helen Wilkes, (entered under protest, claimed to b- Nellie H.,) Old Judge and Patcher Jim. Old Judtte, 12 11 Helen Wilkes, 2 12 2 Patchen Jim. 3 dispute Time, 2 41. 2 333, 2.313 3.40$. Trotting at Pittsburg. Pittsiu’Ru. Pa., July It*. At Ilowewood Driving Park this att moon tlie second race was hot y contested and after the fifth h* at was finished the race was iMMiponed until tomorrow on account of the darkness. Clingstone with running mate Guy tro ted an exhibition mile in 2.21, making the last half mile in 1.0*4. i'he following is the summary of the rac« s 2.24 (’lass Joe Davis, 12 3 1 1 Winds ir M., 2 14 6 3 Blanche. 5 3 13 7 Best time 2 20$ 2,27 ('lass. Hex, 2151 3 Inex, 18701 William Arthur, 7 2 13 2 Best time, 2.22$ Priscilla Heats the Mischief. Nkw York, July 1(1. In the trial race, Wednesday, between the yachts Priscilla and Mischief, the former beat the latter in 35 minutes. MOKMOVS VS. GENTILES. The Mormons Liable to Incite a Biot at Salt Lake C ity at Any Time. Omaha, July 1G. General Howard, commanding the depart ment ..f the Platte, has returned to Omaha from Salt Lake City where lie spent the 4th of July. He says there is great apprehen sion in that place over the had feeling exist ing between the Gentiles and Mormons. The situation has assurmd grave proportions and been greatly intensified by the insults offered bv the Mormons to the national flag. The end is not yet and serious trouble may occur at any hour on the slightest pretext. The Gen tiles and United States soldiers are very in dignant. The bitterness of feeling is much greater than the public is aware of. as half has not been told in the published accounts. In an ticipation of an outbreak occuring at any day tin* war department has made preparations for it. Bv order of General Howard the troops that were to leave Fort Douglass and Fort Laramie f r Kansas to suppress the ('hey ennes.liave been retained at those posts A collision between Mormons and Gentiles is looked for on the 24th inst., as that is a great day with the Mormons, it being the an niversary of Utah. They come in by thous ands on that day to Salt Lake City from all 1 parts of the Territory to unite in the celebra tion. Should they attempt to repeat any such performance as they carried out on the fourth of July there w ill probably be blood shed. The Mormons in Salt Lake City are all armed. On the fourth of July they gave evidences of this by freely flourishing revol vers in ttic faces of the Gentiles, and defy ing and insulting them Backed by many thousands who will be in Salt Lake on the an niversary day, they no doubt will be inclined toLe more defiant and insulting than before and will incite and challenge a conflict. A BOGUS COUNT. Arraigned in a Montreal Court for Forgery. Montreal. July lt». Gustave DeWolfe, the pretended German count, who is accused of forgery, was up lor examination lor extradition hut the examina tion w as postponed. This appears to be bis first offence. He has been ir. America be fore. having represented the American Ex change for a number of years, being well and favorably known while in that position. He had letters of introduction to persons in good society in the United States. He says he is a nephew of M. DeWolf of the Pari Figaro and that his father was a German baron and an intimate friend of Bismarck. While in Boston DeWolf obtained entry into good society. He was invited to assist in an amateur athletic entertainment and he fig ured in one of the local papers as one of the best amateur athletes ever seen in the gym nasium. A Dnkoin Morn*. Slot x Citt. Iowa, Julv 16. Specials from points in Dakota show that the storm of last night was very severe. At Highmore and Holabird there was a regular cyclone, the latter town being almost torn to pieces, but no lives w*re lost. A. P Heed of Miila was killed by lightning E. B. Thompson was carried 40 rods by the cyclone and his neck was brokeo. Fifteen houses were wrecked in the town. Session of the school of Philosophy. Boston, July 16. The School of Philosophy began its regu lar summer session at Concord tonight, with an essay by John Albee on ‘•Goethe’s Self Culture,” followed by general discussion. A Mill Shut Dowd. Utica, N. Y., July 16. The Utica steam cotton Mohawk Valley mill has been closed until Aug. 3d, and will possibly that down for a longer period. About 850 persons are thrown out of work. Other mills will close or recuce production, owing to the duilneas. A DESTRUCTIVE BLAZE. The A'hingtnn, D. C., Post Building Completely Gutted by Fire.—The Loss Heavy. Washington, July 16. About 8 o’clock this evening a fire broke out in the Post building, corner of 10th and 1) streets ami soon the upper stories were w rapped ih flames. The bu lding was occu pied by the Washington Daily Post, National Republican, Washington Critic, Sunday Gazette, United States Electric Light Co., District Gas Inspector, Tim Lee s restaurant. Shorter's barber shop and Nealley s litho graphic establishment. The editorial, com posing and press rooms o: ,v four papers are completely ruined and the business offices flooded w ith water. The building, which is own«td by Stilson Hutchings. valuid at $80,(KK) and sai 1 to be covered by insurance In the basement of the Republican office w as a press owned by Ex-Secretary ('handler val ued at $25 000. Mr Nealle\’s less is esti mated at $3000. He had in his charge plates of Mr. Stilson Hutchins* new book entitled, “The Nation s Capital. Washington, Past ami Present.” Th- plat* s are very valuable and are a total loss. Resides the plates 5000 copies ot the new work were burned. The editors ot the Evening Star at once 1 tendered the use of their office to both the j Post and Republican and these papers w ill be issued as usual tomorrow morning. I While their building w as still in flames the editors and printers of the Post and Republi can were hard at work in the Star office pre- paring tor tomorrow's issue. THE IN Dl AN ALARM. Two Cowboys Murdered by Indians— Excitement Among the ICed Men. Wichita, Kan., July 16. The Daily Eagle's special from the Chey enne agency say* a despatch was received from Fort Supply, announcing the arrival there of a courier who reports the finding of the bodies ot two cowboys on the V L range on the Cherokee Strip, who had been murdered and their bodies staked to the ground by the Indians Another despatch say s the horses ot the V. i L. and another branch have been seen among J the Indians in the last few days. Great excitement exists among the Indians about Fort Reno, the agency and cantonment who have been mysteriously informed of Un intended arrival of Gens. Sheridan and Miles. 1 he question to every white man who will talk lo them is whether the general means to disarm them. If the excitement 1 among them increases it will be impossible t hold any of them on the reservation. All the streams in the lerritory are sw imming full, which prevents the rapid movement of troops that are daily expected. The high water does not interfere w ith the Indians, howevt r. as one of their favorite pastimes is swimming itieir horses in rapid and swollen streams. Gens. Sheridan and Miles are ex pected hourly. CROP REPORTS. The Npriugliflil Kepublicau’i. Krport«. I Springfield, July 16. The Republican to morrow* will sav The promise is bright for an unusually abundant harvest in Western New England. Special reports from nearly every town m j north western Connecticut, Vermont, New I Hampshire and western Massachusetts show that the hay c.op is much larger than last j year, when early frosts affected all crops ser iously. Some localities report several times greater harvests in this staple crop ami a f »w say it is the best in 10 years. The promise for cereals, roots and tubers is good. Pota toes are not so much troubled by bugs as usual. Rve and oats are. in most sections, i the best known in several seasons. Corn is the only backward crop of any size, but there is no reason to complain for the promise is ex cellent for a good yield. The apple crop w ill vary about as it did last year when early frosts played havoc w ith orchards in many places. There were no frosts this year, but bearing and barren years are sadly mixed. VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS. John S. Wise Nomination by AeelnmR tion lor Governor. Richmond, Va., July 16. This morning resolutions of sympathy with Gen. Grant were unanimously adopted The nomination of candidates was then pro ceeded with and an hour and a half was oc cupied in nominating Hon. John S. Wise and Attorney-General Frank S Blair. At two A. M. the roll of counties was called and at its conclusion, at 2.45 A. M.. Mr. Wise had received 450 votes. Before tne vote was announced the name of Blair was withdrawn and upon his authority the nomination of Wise was made unanimous, amid unbounded enthuaiasm. Wise was im mediately brought to the front and briefly acknowledged the honor bestowed upon him. (.'apt Biair was then called for and made a warm speech for Wise. The two men shook hands on the stage amidst the greatest enthusiasm. H. Clinton Wood of Scott county for Lieutenant-Governor and Capt. Frank S Blair for Attorney-General w«*r* nominated by acclamation, after which the convention adjourned. The Pull Mull Gazette raze in Chicago. Chicago, July 16. A craze has developed here over the Pall Mall Gazette revelations. The orders tak n bv the newdeab-rs f telegraph while the committee were in ses sion The reporter wired the Mesdames to supply him with a certified maid to private house, near the Mansion House, where any member ol the committee could satisfy him self beyond a doubt regarding the ghastU business. He assured the committee that the order would be promptly filled, but no m» m ber of the committee would consent to un dertake exposing him Spanish American trade commis-ion, has been much discussed her in Kuropean circles. There is talk of favor ing the policy of a commercial and financial alliance with Kngland, ami it is believed that London capitalists would like to secure con trol of the Central and National roads. It is reported that the Knglish government is not adverse to making a strong friend of Mexico, the policy being to build up the country and secure tin* gr wing trade now being diverted to the United States There is no doubt that Knglish manufac turers favor this plan. They think that by a hoi I move M* xico can be as strongly tied to Kngland as is Chili, and that the time is favorable for the development of an Anglo Mexican policy, as the government will soon have to go into the London money market to arrange a consolidation of the debt* of the country. It is also reported that the Knglish govern ment desires to control the transit across tin Isthmus of Tehuantepec. There is no doubt that the Knglish trade influence is very activ> at present. In French circh s it is f ared that Kngland cultivate* the friendship ot Mexico in order to have a strong a 11 near the Panama canal. Many rumors of a British and Mexican commercial alliance arc cur rent in hanking circles. SPANISH INSURGENTS. Two Revolution!*!*’ t ump* Surprised.— The Leader Sentenced to Death. London, July 16. A despatch from Madrid gives a nominal account of the Matara and Saragassa affair* The camp of the insurgent* was formed near Matara, and soon a large number of resi dent*, well armed, joined the rebels. The governor, early Wednesday morning, got new s of the existence of this camp and sent a large force of troops to capture it. The fr mt>« made a sudden descent on the insur gents ami the latter fled in every direction without firing a gun. The troops pursued and captured most of them. In the mean time the government was active with the tel egraph wires, and instruction* were sent to all the cities and towns in Sfiain to look out for revolutionary plotter*. The police of Saraga.-a raided a house in that city, which j they had reason to suspect was being used lor treasonable objects on account of tlie j number of men who frequented the place The officers surprised 60 conspirator* in the house and captured 80 rifles. Col. Mogallon. j who is supposed to be the leader, ha* been tried anil sentenced to death. The Munster Hunk Excitement. Cork, July 16. The excitement caused by the suspension I of the Munster Bank l* subsiding. Feelings of greater easiness now prevails. Among the shareholders it has been suggested to sub- scribe to a voluntary call for five d dlar* per “hare on the entire capital, to raise a fund i with which to tide the over crisis in the bank’s affairs. From Gen. Courry. Fa kin, July 16. C»en. Courcy telegraphs from Hue that all the royal princes have returned to Hue. These assembled at the French legation and designated Thoxman. the King’s uncle, as regent until the King’* return. A ntw coun cil ha* been formed of ministers favorable to the French. Housing the Poor of London. London, July 16. The text of the bill to improve the housing of the poor of London, prepared by Marquis Salisbury has been given to the public. The bill contemplates the removal of Millhank, Fentonville and Coldbath Fields prisons and the devotion of these sit* to the construction of workmen’s dwelling*, which the builders must guarantee shall he flt for human habi tations. Foreign Items. The stock exchange closed with a better feeling Thursday owing to favoroble rumors respecting negotiations with Hussia. Thursday was the second day of the con test at Wimbleton' for the Queen's prize. Sergeant Ashall of Canada made an aggre gate of lie is thought to hare an ex cellent chance of winning. Indicted lor (embezzlement. I'tiii.AiiKi.em*. July HI. The grand jury, this afternoon, found three true bills against J. F. Cottinger, ex-treas urer of the Central Transportation company, one charging him with the embezzlement of 5147,600, and the others with forging stock of the company and uttering and publishing the same. All Quiet in Cleveland. Clevelakd, July 16. Nothing ha* occurred today to mar the peace or iron war. PKO.M, W AMIlX.ro>. Presentation of Medals by the Pre-tdent. Consul . The 1 resident has presented gold watches to Papt. M rrissey an,I M ite l,earv of the British bark Brredmoor, for rescuing the ntonot the American schooner \lar\ K l.ong. gold medals to Capt Comfort Clements and Kdward Wy man. f r r. soiling the men of the Ant titan schooner, harsh Gout.. m.l to V Antspo, chief ot t\e lVsquialtt tribe of British t'olumhis. tor s rvioes to the or.w of the American ship AVallevtlle. rite President has appointed Francis II. l'ndwl\, Native in w ones will In along shortly. I.ainb I a oiHe lower, having fallen one cent on the pound within a week ureen p. as are •rare. earl» ones being :.b »ut gone tin- late varie ties uot having nmlur. d. dealer* report tnut cher ries are ver small, t ev can In purchii*-d at from #ed,#L?.%1' L I It Y Spring chickens, Zdrr.l0c, fowl, 1 u f 1 In. V K A I. V C- IL M It A Wl LKKlK.s -lOallc. ('ll Kit III L>— 10$ 12c quart.. (JKKLN l»KAS—$1.26 4K bushel. *”H. lark 4|*»ucv tlnrkct KvtHtnu Report. Nkw York, July IA. Money emy Detween trnm 1 a 1i and closed at 14 ^rlme Mercantile paper, 4 a A. Lxchange s* ».dy HA for long, and -A lor short. Government* steady Closing bids .d spites Threes,(reg.) Itti New 44, vreg.; i|2 coup. I|2 New s’s, (reg.) 122 vC oup.) 122 I'aoIMcA's ’OR. 27 N- »v orb Ntork JlnrkPi. N kw York July 1A. It A lion. I.W Preferred. 150 Chleajro, Barlingtoi* a ',"in■■ v. tin ICrt#*. 11| PrMorred, 25 tlltnol* Ootra). 1274 l«»k»*Shore,ft Mloh Hovtbcrn 65} Michigan w jitm v n: ral. W Chicago ft ,N. V\ V7| Preferred, N. V. Central ft Had. River, V7| Chicago ft Kock.lt., JIH St. Paul, 7d| •'referred Ktfl Union Paoillo. R| w»*. Union T*|. Co. dlf hirngo Produce Market. CHICAGO, July 16 Fmu’k— dull vMKAt higher, No. Chicago Spring, *8!a8841 July “821 i oi:s higher at 46|. mat**- higher .114. Kyk -steady. 5 Baklky —firm 62 Pork a 10 30 a 10 374. Lari* a 6 624 a 6 65 Bi;i.» Mkay ■Miooldera, 4 00, Short rib. 6 60: Shor* 6 00 Sew York Produce Market. Nkw York. July 16, ViaiVK—Receipt*, 10.726, export*, 2278; sale*, 16, 10'», No '2, 2 40 a —refined, 7 10. Jfangor Wholesale Market. Tuesday, July 14. APPLES—Per barrel, 50 §3 00 BE NS—Yellow Eye.P bushel, $1 00^1 06, Pea, hand picked, P bushel, $1 75a I 85. BUTTER—Choice new roil P ft, 17318c; good, 15 310c; fair to good, 14.j 15c. CHEESE—Best factory,P ft, 9394c; best dairy, 9 3 "4c. DRIED APPLE—Choice strung, p ft, 436c; choice sliced, 636c. EGGS—Per dozen, 14 cents. HA Y—B» st loose, p ton, $10 0031800; best bale, $17 0$19 00. OATS—Prime country, new, P bushel, 90338c; prime western, new, 4*3AOC. PEAS—Improved, P bushel, $2 50; best Canada, whole, $1 15 31 35. POTATOES— Best qatllty, P bushel, 40«-«. PORK-Round ho*. P ft. 6ft«c. POULTRY—Chicken, P ft, I2«17c; fowls, 10tl4o; Turkeys, 17$20c. ONIONS—Per crate, $S 50.

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gaily grnufbrc Journal. AuansU, Friday Morning, July 17. The ma mm: Published at Augusta. He., every Wednesday by Bpraguo cfc Son. TERMS: •9.00 lor a year. •1.00 fornix monrlis. 50c. for three months. tie IML? Hl'tSK JOI!.m 1« lmued every morninr except Sunday, at •7.00 year, •3.50 for nix months, 1.75 for thiee months, 60 cents per month Advertisiuy Hates f an bo had on application at the office. The Dally and Viy taaen together afford the beat advld in the head—has induced many adventurers to place catarrh medicines bearing some resemblance in appearance,style or name upon the market, to order to trade upon the reputation of Ely’s Cream Balm. Many in your immediate locality will testify in highest commendation of it. Don’t be de ceived. Buy only Ely’s Cream Balm. A par ticle is applied into each nostril; no pain; agreeable to use. Price fifty cents of drug gists. eod&wlm "Koiigli oil Knit.” Clears out rats, mice, roaches, flies, ants, bed-hugs, skunks, chipmunks, grophers. 15c. Druggist Special ^nttrrs. To al! who are suffering from the error* au, New Vorfc fitv iylf»deod& wtv A. IE R PRACTICAL PHOTOGRAPHER, fn all Branches of the Art. Having secured the services or a skillful operator who is up with the latest improvements, and artistic in the most fashionable positions, I am prepared to i do the very best work this side of Boston. All work made by the Instantaneous Process. Crayon Portraits and Copying a specialty. Visitors Always Welcome. fi. O. A YER, Corner Bridge and Water 8ts., Augusta, Me. Oppo* site Kenc«bec Bridge. febl4tb HAT BONNET* BLEACHERY Will he open to show the IjATBST SPRING —And— Summer styles, Monday, March 30. N. N. WOOI>, mar27dtf Taxes of 1885. State of M aine, i City oi Augusta Treasurer's Notice. The State, County, city. Village, William? School and District No. hi faxes, assessed in The City ol Augu-ta for the v»ar 1885, have been committed to (iuy I'urner oilecror of said ci*y, tor co lection, by warrant of the Assessors of said city, dated June 17th. 1**5, and said Co I of r is required to complete and make return ol sai l collection- to the Treasurer of said city, on or before the tir-t dav of March, 18-6 \nd in conformity with the provision? of law. no tice is hereby giv. n that by a vote of the City Coun cil of said city, and of the Village Di-trict in said city, said taxes are now due and payable to the Col lector. on or betore Augu-t 1*. 1885, and that an abatement or Discount of Six Per Cent will be al lowed on all taxes voluntarily paid on or before that day, and it terest at six per cenr will he a id d to all taxes remaining unpaid September 1, 1*85 (U Y TURNER, June 20, 18*5. Treasurer of Augu-ta. junelVdeodtd MONHEGAN ISLAND. liood board and the accommodation of a home on this picturesque and historic island at moderate price*. Nine miles from Pemaquid Point. Reached from Roothbay and Squirrel I-land by the mail boat which leave* Roothbay luesdays and Saturday* at 1 P. M. \mple accommodations or boating and fishing. Address, MRS. WILSON L. AI.BEE. july4d*m» Mon began, Me. Notice of Foreclosure. T HEREAs Frank Stain of Oakland, in the count v of Kenoebec and Ma*e of Maire, did, on the JVth day ot November, A. D. I8»4, mortgage to one W. W. dwards of atervilie, in said county, o e piano mad by M B. Jewett k o.; one organ, Smith American; and one cow, black and white, bought of Samuel Fogg, which mortgage was on the 3 lh dav of December, A. D. I*s4, assigned by said Edward* to me; and whereas the condition tf said mort/age has been broken, notice is therefore here, by given of rav intention to foreclose the said mort gage for breach of condition thereof. Waterviile, July v, A. D. lss5 R. B DUNN, w3w28 By G. T. Stevens, his Attorney. J THE GARDINER COLISEUM. The Largest and Best Arranged Amusement Hall in the State. Lighted with Electric Light, and Warm*-d Dv the Latest improved Steam Heat ing Process. Open for Skating every day and Monday, Wednesday and Saturday evenings. Exoept when occupied by othe* attractions, due notice of which will be given. September Prices; AFTERXOOt—Admission lOc; Skates 5c. EVEXIXG Admission 15 cts.s Skates lOc. Ticets good for 10 and 95 Ad missions at reduced rales. Half fare on M. C. R. R. from Au gusta. Hsllowell, South Gardiner and Richmond, every Wednes day and Saturday alternoon and evening. Music Wednesday and Saturday afternoons by COLISEUM ORCHESTRA. Evenings by COLISEUM BAND. A. W. McCAUoLAND. Manager. sepl8dtf STURGIS, LAMBARO GO., Manufacturers of and IX*aIert» in, at hole.-ale and Retail, all kin Is of SPRUCE AND PINE LUMBER, CEDAR SHINGLE-, Pine and Spruce Clau-oards, LATHS, PICKETS, Cedar Posts and Miil Wocd. •^Shipment* by c.trs «*r ve8t**-l at short not:ce. -Mill ani» Offick on ARNENAL STliFET, AUGUSTA, MAINE. :nay20deod6m WHEELMEX. A TTi:y VIOX! THE PDP'JlAG fiME^CAN BUDGE. ONLY first tjujiiu v >l> YCLEat i nominal price. Has no Competitor t (Quality, •'orkmunohip, fin ish or Price in England or i -t riM Kali Hearings to wheels. Un'low Kark" and Backbone. Price, 50 inch, f 107 5o Finish, uamel. THE CELEBRATED LIGHT ROADSTER. The only light weight machine tiiat is thoroughly strong and able to “tan tin* rough road use without injury. KUDGK TRICYCLE'S and TA DKMS. For further inlormutiou send tor Ca’alogue or call upon G. E. DUXIOX, bole Agent for Kennebec County. Augus’a, Me. Examine sample Light Road-ter at Fairbanks’ Gun Store. may liltf REMOVAL NOTICE. Plumbing, Gis and Steam Fitting, Having removed my bu“in>‘ss headquarters from Joseph Larrabee’s, Corner of State and Court >ts., to the store of A. I*. Gould Co Water Streets, I wish to inform my customers and the public in gen eral, that with a full line of Piping Goods f am pre pared to attend to all O’ders with promptness Having had a practical experience of fifteen vears in the Plumbing and Ga* Fitting Business, all favor ing me with their orders can rely on receiving first class work and material at the lowest possible prices. J.J. MURPHY. N B. Knowing the want of a First-class Steam Piper in this vicinity, I have made arrangements and secured the services of Mr. A Sanborn, otie of Boston’s m >st practical Steam Heating Engineers, with thirty-five years’ xperience, to attend to the demands of parties desiring first-class steam Heat ing. Address all orders to WATER ST., AUGUSTA, ME. Augusta, Me., July it. julytdltf THE REASONS WHY II MM Ml II MVoR WITH .norilJKKN OF fr’AMIIaltCS I Its never failing effect in dislodging and removing worm* of ail kinds from the -vs;.-in The facility with w»,jCn it i- administered, being in the form of T ABLETS, delicately flavored with ('hocdate. It is a* agreeable to the palates of children as the most delicious confection. It does not require a nauseous after physic, each Tablet carrying its own gentle purgi’ive. It- perfect harmle-sness to the most delicate consti tution of t1 e «rnalie-t child box in the h >u-e will save many a doctor’s visit. Sold bv all druggists. Price 25 cents. —*‘on> at Wholesale and Retail by— FRED G. KINSMAN. june24deod&w!y BEN FRANKLIN’S* Maxims Illustrated! A KI.1K E.ViKAYIimt4iIft Inches. Sold by subscription only, liv mail, ftOe. Sells on sight everywhere. First class canvassers only of both sexes. IOO per rent profit, -end for descriptive circular. Adiress KK A.\K1,I II.f.lST A TED, 4) somh Sixth Street, Brooklyn. Y. (Office hours, 8 to 11 A. M. jaiylld&wlm Proposals for Wood Coal. The ounty Commissioners of Kennebec lounty will n-ceive bids tor furnishing coal and wood for the County building' in Augu-ta, tor the ensuing v*ar, until July 8, 1&5. at 12 M. The coal to be de Iivered in bins atCour’ Hou-e and Jail. Contractors to specify the kinds and qualities The wood to be merchantable hard wood, seasoned under cover. The i ommis-iouers reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Augusta, Jane 18, 1885. junela&ttawSw ispecial A(lvert**emtm ut. melt edrertieemenli, no: asoeeMng three •onmo under the head of Watt*n. For S.ai To l.rt. LOST, ac., mill be inserted here one :tm 'or 26 cents, three times for 40 cents, and one for AO cents. _ Female Help Wanted._ PANT TKI>—Ladies and gentlemen in city or W Country to take light work at their own home*. #3 to $4 a day can be easily made; work sent by mail; no canvassing. We have good de mand for our work and furnish steady employment. Address, with stamp. CROWN M’K’U COMPAN\, 2V* Vine St., Cincinnati, Ohio. julyOdAwlm Wanted. lITAlfTEb—A gentleman in every citv to sell a newlv patented article. Must be lively, ener getic men Prod:# large. An excellent place for the right man. A-i dress, J SCHOEFFING A BRO.. jul)13deod^w_Columbus, 0._ For Sate, Fivu KtLK-A good second hand refrigerator an 1 two stoves. R. W J** >L*LE. julvirdtf_ Fok SALE—Hone 10 years old, work anywhere, fair driver, ab 14dlw* _! FOIC SALE-At a bargain, friix* b ivs a snug little cottage and stable, all in good repair, sit- j uated on East :>ide in a first class neighborhood. Verms easy. Address Lock Box 103, Augusta, Me. inne-’dAwtf _j 1740 SALE—Vwo Houses for sale on Arsenal! St. Apply to E. BAR IEK, junelddlm Steam Dye House, j 1TMOR MALE—Tilt* homestead of the Ute l>eane Pray. Apply to E. G. Briggs, or S. C. WklTtCHOUSB* Admini.-tra'.or._Junclfl i^OK NALE-Onf new lloua* hold sewing u»a chine, elegant walnut case, six drawers, #.’9. July 16 K. W. f*oL'l.K. Ii^OR *»AXK.—Houses in different parts of the city, ranging in price from #660 to #5000. Also a desirable store on Water street. Also good tarms in this city and elsewhere. Apply at theoffioeof E. S. FOGG, next south American Express office. fcb26tt To Let oR KEAT-At squirrel Island, the Leigh cottage. Address G. P. SAN‘U>RN, julyl/dtf_Augusta. I OPIOAM PoIXT—Kooius to let by tlu» day or week throughout the season. Apply in per son or by letter to MBS. W. STAKBIUD, julylldlw Ocean Point, Me. ROOM TO 1CKNT—Nice, pleasant front room. Inquire 43 COURT ST. july13dtf _ HOI nE RKI\’T— Fine tenement of eight rooms on Lincoln street. The house fronts sou*h, the rooms are sunny, very convenient and in excel lent condition. Inquire of July 13d2w* JOHN L. STBV BN S. ftio I*I£T—Four furnitbed houses at Ocean Point X by the week or season. Plenty of good wat r handy let? privileges if desired. Inquire ot Julytfdlw J. F. PIERCE, Augusta. TltO LET AT Of KA\ 1*01 F—A nice cottage. X at Ocean Point all furnished. A nice Ketriger afor, and plenty of ice furnished tr« e. Wi 1 be rented for the season. Address P. M. Foolkk, junt*23dlf Augusta, Me. rpo’l7p: r-Basement at 149 Watr -t MISS H. X MERO. junelhdtf Highest degree of quality in sures lowest cost and best work. The price per gallon higher but quantity needed is less than if any other paints were used. Any Building that is not satis factorily painted with it or upon which its use has not cost less than if other paints had been used will be re-painted at our expense. For sale by WARD .V COGV1N. juni‘2d6m G.IYI. Allen Co., Cor. Water Bridge Sts., HAVE ONE OF THE BEST LINES OF Pure Drugs, Patent Medicines,! PERFUMERY,TOILET ARTICLES, PURE SPICES, tate. mar31drf s p E C TAPI PC Mnd KYE Of IMuLCw Pure Crystal. I>ns accurately fitted by Practical Opticians at le^s than half the prices charged by travelling eye doctors and professors, at PARTRIDGES’ DRUG STORE, Under Granite Hall. Nrto Sbbfrtlsrmmts. This is a Year of Danger. With the threatened advent of cholera among us, it behooves every one to check at the outset those little ills, which, neglected, become prostrating dis eases. Cholera finds its victims among the debilitated, worn out and weakly,and those of sensitive stomachs and poor digestion. Sanford’s Ginger, compounded ot Imported Ginger, Choice Aromatics and French Brandy, con venient, speedy and safe, is the quintessence of all that is preventive and curative in medicines. It is sure to check summer complaint, prevent in digestion, destroy disease germs in all the water drunk, restore the circulation when suspended by a chill, and ward off malarial, contagious and epidemic influences. Ask for SANFORD’S GINGER, The Delicious hummer Medicine. Unripe fruit. Impure water, unhealthy climate wholesome food, malaria, epidemic and oontaaklL diseases, cholera, cholera morbus, cramps, rtala*!!* digestion, dlarrhata, colds, chills, simple fe*fri' haustion, nervousness, or loss of sleepthat beie’t!Il traveler or household at this season, have little i-!?* ence on those protected by a timely aseol tUxp0s!!o Gihokk, the Delicious Hummer Medicine. As a pure fruit stimulant lor the aged, meat and physically overworked, for delicate fetus pecially mothers, and as a means of reforming tha! addicted to an excessive use of alcoholic stimuli!'* it Is Invaluable. Beware of worthless "gingers" said to be as gM as Han FORD'S. Insist upon having SANFORD’S GINGER. Hold by llrugilata, Wrorrrt ami Ifealtn. june24tiJtw4w Justness tffar&s OR. 6. HARTWELL BRICKETT, Hhyiirlan and Nnr«,oa. Office with Dr. Geo. E. Brickett, HO Water Street. OlHee Hour**: «to *51*. M. Residence Mo. lit Spring St. marl7ttt J. C. TITCOJtB, *1 UGKOlV DENTIST. Corner vrcter end Bridge Streets flioe Hoars 3 to 12 A. M., 2 to 6 P. M. •epltly K. a. BRIOBS. DENTIST. OFFICE-141 Water St., OPPOSITE COM? It OPS E. ian'gtdly 1 K TIST ai. J. Roberts, D. D. S. Office: First Door to Post Office HUNTS BLOCK, Water St., Auauata. Successor to Dr. C. W Davis Vo. 140 Water SI., Augusta. Me. Over Pierce’s Hook Store. febldly IRA E. GETCHELL, Land Surveyor, NORTH VASSALBORO, ME. _ _ aprSOdtai ii i itk ii mi Silks, Velvets, Hosiery, Laces Cloakings, Ribbons, Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Un derwear, Corsets, Sbse ing,Table Linen, Woolen Goods, Etc., Etc. L’util the first of April I offer iny entire *t«*ck ol DRY FANCY GOODS Preparatory to getting in my Summer Stock. Com« nnet hoc my IlnrgalnH. W. H. FURBISH N"o. Water Street, Augusta Me. declteodly 1LW3L file Si, Oppisiti Aifisti toft Buk, Ward&Cogan -We are now receiving the Latest and Most Desirable Pat terns of Stoves, Ranges, &c We an- now preparer] to show the best line of Man fie", (irate*, Polished tenders. Fire &ets, Andirons, Ac., ever *howu 03 the river, which We purchased direct from the Factory in New York. Special attention will he paid to IN ALL BRANC”E8. Jobbing ot all kinds promptly attended to. Thank ful lor past favors, we hope for continuance of same tn future. Coal! Coal! The Celebrated Thomas Lehigh, Spring Mountain Le high, Lincoln Frank lin, (of Lyken’s Valley) Pure and Reliable, At Lowest Prices. J^Connected bj Telephone. O. WILLIAMSON, 6 Union Block, 9 Bridge's Block, AUGUSTA. ianlidu S'l'A.TJB AGENCY «or the New Fug land Crape hl i Lace Rei»ni*hu.ra •Id Crape Laoes, tiernam iuu irenadines,how?vV» soiled or laded, refinished, ranted equal to New Crape jrreatly 1 mproved Wf N B. White Laces handsomely cleansed at low** prices. STEAM FEATHER BED RENOVATING Feather Beds,Pillows and curled hair cleaased by •ileum. The only way that rnoths and worms can ii destroyed. It is absolutely unsafe to use beds and pillows after sickness or death until they have beta thoroughly renovated bv steam at the ftna D?e Scuse I S/eing tstibiiiiio, VfalsriM.,Aiiguitn,N«., Fatabilahad l||y EMILE BARBIER A CO. Awarded First Premium at Maine Mate ft air Any kinds of Dress Goods,in the pieces,or mad nto garments. Ribbons, Fringes, Sacks, Velvtti Slippers, Kids, Feathers, eto., dyed or oleansttd, and finished equal to new, ▲Iso Gents garments dyed, cleansed, repaired and pressed ready to wear. Carpets and Lace Ct* tainscleansed. Velvet trimmings of sleighs dyed and restored te their primitive color, wlthou tuny rtpptag Goods received and returned promptly by express Send for circular pricelist. Prices reduced. Orders solicited by mail, express or in any Agency. Beds callediand delivered It desired. II. PF.NNIMAN, Agent lor Wlnthrop. Mihh L.GROVKNOR. Agent Hallo well, Hun. GOODWIN St ('OLE, Agt.Gardine tnnvWteodfcwtf Indigestion Cnrei!

I suffered for more than five years with indigestion scarcely able to retain the simplest food on my stom ach. The burning sensation was almos; intolerable, aud my whole system was deranged. I w as wakeful and could not sleep, and consequently more or less nervous ail the time. I declined in flesh, and *uf tered all the u-uul depression attendant upon this terrible disease, la a word, I was mis. ruble At 'ast, tailing to find relief in anything else. I com menced tin u-e of Nw in s >peoitic. I began to im prove ut once I'he medicine toned up the stomach, strengthened the digestive organ-, and soon all that burning ceased, and 1 could retain food without dil Acuity. Now my healih is good, ami can eat any thing in till* shape ot food, and digest it wi’hout the slightest difficulty. I most cheerfully bear this tes timony, bwilt’s ,-pecinc I procured three bottles and commenced its u«e. The sw« liing soon subsided. I have taken the three hot *l« s, which ha\e made a perfect cun and I te. I like a new mail to-day. There nevi i was a more merito rious medic lie o. eied to sufleriog liuiuai.itv. It has wrought wonders for me WII.I.IS JONKjJ. Leesburg. L« e County, Ga., March II, I8H5. For sale by all drngg.sts. Treatise on Mood and Skin I»isenses mailed free, I II K t»W IF I SPKrlFh o., N. Y 15? W. 23d St. Orawer 1, Atlanta, tia. d« odA wlw Road in St. Francis, 16 R. 9,16 R 10, and 16 R. 11. To the lion. County Ctonwimtioner* of .4root tool* We, the undersign**!, inhabitant* of Fort Kent, St. John, St. Francis, Hint citizens of Allegunh, would most respectfully represent and -ay that a county road beginning near Alexis Oakes's in 't. Frauds, and running near the hank of the St. John river, crossing Negro Itrook and the Aliegash river neur Its Junction with the St. John, is demanded by the nub Ic generally, and imfieriously demand* t. Francis, and by serving one upon the clerk ol said plantation, the owners ot sai'l town •hips* Mo i'- In the Pth mug' No Ift m ths Mth r*nge, and no Hi in the llth range, being unknown to the Commissioners, and by publishing the same three successive weeks in the AnntMtook llernld, a newspaper published at I'resque isle, ill said caunty, and six successive weeks In the Kennebec Journnt,\\\e State paper, the last publication and said service and posting to he at leust thirty days before suid meeting, that all parties Interested may ihen and there attend and he heard if they see lit. Attest:—Ranhom Norton, Clerk. A true copy of titiou ami order. w6w28 Attest:—Ran MOM Norton Clerk. KKSSKRKC COUNTY*—In Probate Court, held at Anyuata, on the aerond Monday of July, 18*5. (1 FORGE L ARMSTRONG, Administrator on M tile estate of l^-wls Armstrong, lute of R' adfield. in said County, deceased, having presented hi- second account of administration for allowance; ai d also his private account: OhokrkI), That notice thereof be given three weeks successively prior to the -econd Monday of August next, In the Kennebec Journal, a newspa per printed In Augusta, that all persons Interested may attend at a Probate Court then to be held at Augusta, and show cause, If any, why the same should not be allowed. If. S. WEBSTER. Judge. Attest: Howard Owrk. Register wSwJW*_ Notick ih hkrkby uivkn, That th* »ub scriber has been duly appointed Executor ol the last will and testament of TMADDECS W. FOnm, late of Augusta, in the County of Kennebec.deceased, testate, and ha* undertaken that trust by giving bond as the la* directs. All persons, therefore, having demand* against the estate of said deceased are desired to exhibit the same for settlement, and all indebted to said estate are requested to make Immediate pay ment to LEROY FOns July I3. 1886. W8W2T BAR HARBOR Mulct*. whereaoever tutwinblettordi.per.Mi—anul® all other pertton. Intere.ted In the new. ot Mount Deaert and rlcinlty. or any ol the town. In Unh and Waahlnfftoa countlea. *#--ub«crlbt* tor MOUNT UKMEBT HERALD, only M vear. It contain, oil the local newa. Addrea. JO.-KPU WOOD, llan-Yer. Bar Harbor, Me. wlAly

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Harrow Escape. Rr. W II. Parker, No. 4, Pulfinch St., Boston, Ma«*., win j nmv he consulted on all disease* requiring skill am j experience Chronic and obstinate i1fse» would respectfully petition 1 the Road Commis |om,rs of Oxford County to lay out a piece of r iul from the Steamboat Lauding at tin* South Arm, to kind connecting with the pres- ent t'ountv road between Andover and Sou’ll Arm, said new- piece of road being about forty rods. (MAS A. 1 KARRAR and V other*. South Arm, Lake Weloketinebacook, Jnne 2t, I8K5. STATE OF MAINE. COVSTY of OXFORD, ns.-Hoard of County Com misnio tier n, May Sr union, tSSA; held by ad journment June Htb'h, ISSd. I'pon the foregoing petition, safisfuctorv evidence having beep r» cel veil that the petitioners are nn sible, and that an inquiry into the merits ot their! application is expedient, it is OKnKKKi), that the County Commissioners meet at tin* Likeview House, South Arm, tin Seventh (Uj Of October MX at one of the dock P M aud thence proceed to view the route mentioned in said petition; immediately after which view hearing «»f the parties and their wltm sses will be had at some ooi venh nt place in the vidnPy, and such other mea*ue* taken in the premise* a* the Commissioners shall judge proper. And it is further Ohi»khki», tliat notice of the time place and purpose of tin* Commissioner*' meeting aforesaid he given to all persons and corporation* interested, by ansi- g attested copies of said pe’i tloc kind this order thereon to be published six weeks sucivsslvi Iv in tin* Ki'nnebec Journal, the Sta’e paper, and the Oxford Democrat. a newspaperprint ed at Paris in «aid county ot oxford, tin* last of said pubii 'Htiops to In* made at lra-t thirtv days before said tin e of meeting, to the end that all p» rson* and corporations nui- then and there ap ear and shew cause, it any they have, why the prayer of said peti tioner* should not be granted 4iii -1 i BKRT B. AUSTIN, Clerk* A tme copy ot said petition and order ot court thereon. wftwJA attest: ALBERT 8. AISTIN, Clerk. lSee that the children (maintain their vigor in •the summer months. jKldg* 's Food will do it. jltvour child ha* any I* m|»toms of dy sentery, or any trouble of the •bowels, commence K'dge's Food as a diet without dela>. 1'nless rouble ha* become chronic, requiring med ical aid. it wi 1 correct the difficulty and as a dietetic in sickness, it is invaluable. physician ol larp practice say* "It has never failed me and I have ne'er lost a child by diarrhcra or cholera iutantum,’* In cans, a6c and upward. MfcirtW Sheriff's Sale. KENNEBEC, Taken on execution, wherein Arthur Berry of Gardiner, in said County of Kennetec, is creditor, and Edwin R. Clary and Jam E Clary, both of said Gardiner, are debtors, anf ex-Assemblyman Eli Perry, by men w ho worked flu* advertising sign dodge. Two of them asked the privilege of placing signs on his fence, and professed to be old acquain tances of his and of B F. Bancroft, Presi dent of the Salem Bank, of which institution Mr Perry is a Director. After reaching an agreement about the signs they made an en gagement with Mr. Perry for a meeting here t -day. When the engagement was kept a suggestion was made that the party walk to the place where the signs were said to he painting. After going a short distance one of the swindlers ent red a place to see, as he said, it a lottery ticket he held had drawn a prize. The other suggested that he and Mr. Perry go along. After entering the fellow with the ticket handed it to a man behind a desk, and the latt* r announced “Well,Sir, you have drawn $501, but as I do not pay the fractional parts of the drawings I shall give you but the even $500, ami he handed the ticket man $500 in lulls. Mr. Perry’s escort, turning to him. said “Now, Uncle ("lark, you must try your luck, hut the old gentle man was wide awake and strenuously refused to take any part in the scheme. ••Well,” said his escort, “then l will buy a ticket and give you half; you’ll accept it, won’t you. Uncle Clark he continued. Mr Perry did not want money bad enough to accept the prof fered “chance.” However, the ticket was purchased, with the understanding that “Uncle (’lark” should have half what it drew. Some manoeuvring was gone through with, and it was announced that the ticket had drawn £4 500, hut thev refused to hand over the mony until the fortunate ticket hold er and Mr. Perry had each signed a paper to the effect that thev were worth that am -unt of money. “Well” said the ticket holder, “I can soon establish the fact that l am worth that amount of money; can’t you, Uncle Clark “Yes,” replied Mr. Perry. “I can if I want to At this juncture of the proceeding Mr Perry arose and walked out of the house fol lowed by one of the men who said “Uncle Clark, I hope you won’t sav anything about this” “Yes I will,” said Mr Perry; “I will notify the first policeman I meet of your nefarious scheme. You thought 1 was a greeny but you made a mistake.” The police was set to work, but the sharp ers had fled. The object probably whs to get Mr. Perry to sign his name to a draft or check which the trio could get cast ed at once. How Lost. How Restored! Just published, a new edition of l»r. Cnlver Wfl! m I rlrhmtni K-•»«>- on the radical ntre of .Spermatorrhoea or Seminal Weakness Involuntary St minal Io*ms. 1mpotency, Mental and Physical In capacity, Impeding nU to Marriage, etc.; also, i on sumption. Epilepsy and tits, induced by seit indul gence or sexual extravaganc &c. The c*d brated author, in -his admirable Essay, clearly demonstrates, from thirty years’ successful practice, that the alarming consequences of sell abuse may be radically cured; pointing out a mode ot cure at once simple, certain, and effectual, by means of which every sufferer, no matter what his condition mav be, may cure himself cheaply, pri vately and radically. «9»Tlils Lecture should be in the hands of every youth and every man in the land. 8ent under seal in a plain envelope to any address, j postpaid, on receipt of six cents or two postage stamps. Address, THE CULTERWELL MEDICAL CO., 41 Ann St., New Tnrk, If. T., P. O. Box MO. wiy*0 induced to try Ayer’s Pills as a rc medy for Indigestion, Con stipation, and Headache, from which I had been a great sufferer. 1 found the action of these Pills easy, and obtained prompt relief. In continuing their use. a single I’iil, taken after dinner, has been all the medicine I have required. Ayer's Fills have benefited me more than all the Hein sev rb fore tried.” I>. T. Sum lu -rs, M.. Wayside, Kaus.. says: My vv ife suffered, for several years, with Cos tiveness and Sick Headache. She was completely cured by Using Ava r's Fills.” THE COMING MAN. Among the many attainments w hich we may reasonably expect the comiug muu to possess, will he a perfect knowledge of the human system. lie will also have a thorough appreciation of the importauce j of Ayer's Tills, as a means of keepiug the system in a healthy condition, and of their i power to cure Dyspepsia, Liver Coni* plaint, and Sick Headache. Wm. Tar rant, Alexandria. Ya., writes: Beiug a j victim of that horrible disease. Dyspepsia, 1 decided to try Ayer’s Tills. In a few days my appetite returned, and, by exercising i a little care in the selection of my food. 1 j could eat a hearty meal and not feel 1 DISTRESSED. I now rejoice in a renovated system, and my health is restored." John tdaubaugh, Lglon, W. Ya.. w rites: I think very highly of Ayer's Pills, and use no others. They cured me of Dyspepsia.” W. E. Quivev, Jackson, Mich., writes: “Ayer's Pills are the hist thing I ever found for Sick Headache.” M. J. M ad, Sr., Can ton, Ind., writes: “Ayer's Tills have afforded me great relief from Liver Com plaint, of fifteen years' standing, and from Constipation. I was TROUBLED with Dizziness, Indigestion, oppression after eating, and general Nervous Prostra tion. I now feel like a new man, all owing to a few boxes of Ayer's Pills.” .loliu C. Bobenreitli, Elgin, 111., writes: I was troubled, for some months, with a disordered liver, and began to fear an enlargement. After Using only one box of Ayer's Pills 1 am entirely cured.” J. Tabor. M. D.. Jefferson, Penn., writes: I have prescribed Ayer’s Pills in cases of Dropsy, as well as for inane abdominal disorders, and their use lias been attended with excellent results.” For sale by all Druggists. Prepared In Dr. J. C. Ayer A Co.. Lowell, Mass.. I S. A. IS The Moot Wonderful taniilv I Remedy h»er known. cr-CURES-Diphtheria. U Croup, iisthma, Bron- H chitis. Neuralgia, Rheu- WA matism. Bleeding at the Lungs, Hoarseness, In- H f.uen/.a, Hacking Cough, Whoooing Cough. HH FOR IISTTE'RlSrA.L O EXTERNAL TJSE SI P 5JRCATIVE [MAKE new, rich blood. Pos.t.r??- -lire SICK-H"A-aCHE, Bilie-isners. mid n.' LTVER and BOWEI, romplaintB. M....ARIA. BLOOD POlSOi Diseases ouievor .»nei orsent ov mat I tor 2; c. m stamps. KninisheCIii lar.f ans, trice $1.00; l>vmail. $120 CircitUuo Uee. J. S. JullNSUN . 1884,representing therein “that public convenience and necessity require the 1 jcati>>n and consfruetion of a road in -aid counties, begin ning on the county road leading from Howland to Chester in Penobscot County, N. W. P, and near the sooth line of Township No. 2, Range 8, and across Township No. 3, Range s, a»'d acro-s Town ship No 4, Range 8, thence westerly by the most feasible route to some point in Milo or Brownville in Piscataquis County,” and requesting said County Commissioners to vjpw -aid route and take such action as they may d* ein proper. And whereas said County Commissioners for the Counties of Penobscot and Piscataquis, at the Janu ary Term of the Penobscot onirnissioners’ ourt, A. D. 188S, made und tiled their return thereon, lo. eating and e-rahlishing said road as praved for, by metr s and bounds, across sai-1 Townships Nos. 2, 3 and 4, Range 8, North Waldo Patent, thence across th*- north westerly part of the town of Medford in Piscataquis County, and into the town of Milo in -aid Piscataquis County. And whereas Ebenezer S. Cos* of Bangor, and Frank Jones of Portsmouth, N. H owner- of No. 2. Hang*-8, N W. P Franklin A. Wi'sonand I aac M. Bragg, both of said Bangor, trustees of e-tate of George W. Pickering, late o* -aid Bangor, deceased, -aid trustees, owners of one halt of No. 3, Range 8, N W. P.. and William H. McCrillis of said Bangor, owner of part of No 4. Rang*- 8, W. P.. fi ed their apjH al to the '-upr* me Judicial Court then next to be tiolden at Rang r, in and for sain Pen b-cot Cosoty, ob th« first ruesday of April, A I* 188ft nd whereas, w»*, the unde-signed Ephraim F'lint of Dover, in Pi.-ca’aqui* Countv, Rutu- Prince of Turner, in Amiro-rojg'n ountv, and F^zra C. Brett of Bangor, in Penobsoot County, were ppointed by eai*l Supreme Judicial Court, at «aid April Term thereof, a committee, a- provided in section 44 of chapter 18 of the revised statute-, to be -worn, give lawful notice of time and place of hearing, view the route, hear the parries and make report to -aid Su preme Judicial Court in IVnob-cot Cou itv, as re. quin d by law, whether the judgment of said County i onirnissioners should be in whole or in part affirmed or rever-ed. And whereas a like appeal from said action of said joint board of Countv Commissioners of Penobscot and Piscataquis Counties in 1 vinit out said road, was taken Mnd til*d by the -am*1 appellants above nam*d, in the .Supreme Judical Court, ooiden at *over, in and for the County of Pi-cataquis, on the last I uesdi»v of FVbruary. D. 1885, at which term we, the said Ephrairn F'lint, Rufus Prince and Flzra C. Brett, were appointed by said court a committee for the *anie purpose as at*ove -et forth, and to make like report to said court at Dover, in Pi-cataquis County, as by law required. Now, therefore, w*, the committee above named, having been first sworn up n each of said commis sions, deeming it sufficient tha’ one notice, view and hearing be had upyn both said commissions, h**reby ^ive notice that said committees will meet at Gould’s otel in Milo, in Piscataquis County, on Tue-dav, the 18th day of August, A D. 1885, at 8 o’clock in the forenoon, and thence proceed to view the route as laid au as above named, and immediately after said view, at some convenient place in the vicinity of said route, a hearing will be had before said com mittee, when and where, as also on said view, said appellants and all persons and corporation! interest ed may appear and be heard. Dated at Bangor, this tenth dav of June. A. D. 1885. EPHRAIM FEINT RUFUS PRINCE, wfiwtt EZRA C. BRETT. State of Maine. Abstract of Petition. Petitioners represent that March !88.">, Anthony S. Coomb* and .lames E. Melvin were co-partners a* Coombs Melvin That said Coombs died March 9, 1885, and said Melvin March 27, 18*» That Sarah E. Melvin was appointed udtni ls'ratrlx of estate of .1 imes E. Melvin, April 27, 18*5. and Herbert M. Heath was appointed administrator with will an nexed of esta e of ntlionv v Coomb*..June22, 1885; that both have qualified and given bond as such. Tint .lame E. Melvin gave no bond a* surviving partner of said tirin under Chapter »VJ R. S. rhat there are a*set* ol -aid firm to be adminis tered upon, and debt* due therefrom t1* b paid. Petitioners pr v that some proper person may be appoin ed to receive and collect all moneys which may be coming to said co-partnership, close the at fairs thereof, np ly the property thereof to the pay ment of the debts thereof, and further perform such acts as may be nec *»sary; and tor h ch other re ief, and such orders and decrees as may tie necessary to finally settle and close all the affairs of said co partnership. Dated July 3, 8*5. (8igued) bARAll E. MELVIN, Adm’x estate of.laines K. Melvin. H M. HEATH, AdmT will annexed est. of Anthon) S. Coombs. STATE OF MAINE. KENNEBEC, ss.— b- J. C. in Vacation, July 0, 1885. Cpon the foregoing petition, It is Ordered, That notice of the pendency thereof be given by publish ing »n attested copy or abstract ihe eof. with this order of court thereon, once i week for thr-e sue cessive week* in the Kennebec Journal, a new-pa K*r published at Augusta, in the Countv of Kenne •c, that all persons interested ma\ appear at the Court House in said Augusta, on Wednesday, the twelfth dav of August, A I> 1*85, at ten o’clock A. M., to show cause, if an they have, why the pra>er of the petitioners should not be granted. AivTEMAS LIB BEY, Justice S. J. Court. A tru‘- copy of order with abstract of petition. Attest A. C. 1T8, Clerk. Solicitor— H. M. HEATH. w3w27 PATENTS. J56. ZEI. ZEIDIDY, Ao. 7H SIrU M.# np|»4»0lte Hllliy. Boston Secures Patents in the United Mates; also in Great Britain, Francean-jother foreign countries. (Copies of th** claim* of any Patent furnished by remit;iiig one dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington .Vo Agency in the United State.sposrfsse* superior fa. duties tor obtaining t'atents or ascertaining tin patentability of invent ons. R. H. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents. TESTIMONIAL*. “1 regard Mr. Eddy a* one of the most capable ana iticcessjit-lpractitioner- with whom I have had oft oial intercourse.” CHAS. MASON, Commissioner of Patents •'Inventor* cannot employ a person more trust wo '.hr or more capable of -*ecuring for them an earl? favorable consideration at the Patent Office EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner of Patents Boston, October 19,18*0. R H. EDDY, Esq.,—Dear Sir you procured fof me, in 1*40, rny first patent. Since then you have ac ted for and advised me In hundreds of cases, and procured many patents, reis-ue* and extension.0. 1 have occasionally employed the best agencies in New York, Philadelphia ar.d Washington, out 1 still give you almost the whole of my business, in your tine, and advise others to employ yon. Your* truly, GEORGE DRAPER. .TnnnH'V 1. 1M>S Messenger’s Notice. Office of the. i Sheriff of Kennebec County. I STATE OF MAINE. KESXRBRC, ss —July 6th, A. D. 18*5. YIN ms Is to give notice, that on the 2nd day of X July, A. I). 1885. a Warrant in Insolvency wa* issued out of the Court of Insolvency for said County of Kennebec, against the estate of Frank W. Crocker individually, and as a member of the firm of Crocker k Hubbard, adjudged to be an Insolvent Debtor, on petition of said Debtor, which petition was tiled on the 1st day of July, A. D. 1885, to which date interest on claim* is to be commuted; that the payment of anv debts to or by said Debtor, and the transfer a d delivery of any property by him are forbidden by law; that a meeting of the creditors of said debtor, to prove their debts and choose one or more assignee* of bis estate, will be held at a Court of Insolvency, to be holden at Probate Court Room, in Augusta, on Monday, the 27th day of July, A. D. 1886, at 2 o’clock in the afternoon. Given under my hand the date first above written. W. E. BERRY, Deputy SherllT, As Messenger of the Court of Insolvency tor said County of Kennebec. w2w27 Nets dtitJfrtisrmmtB. Important to Canvassers. *11 t A YTFIF— Live Canvassers in every county In \V the UnPed Mates to sell FOX’S PATENT REVERSIBLE SAl) IKON, which combines two Sad Irons, Polisher, Fluter, Ac., one iron doing the work of au entire s* t of ordinary irons Is self heat ing by gas it alcohol lamp. AWAY WITH ItOT HI iTIALYN. Price modera'e. A large and lasting income insured to good canvas-ers Ad. dress, tor circulars, Ac., FOX SAD IKON CO., 05 Keade St., N Y. j.ny4dAw4w lAfiurrn ladies and young girls to WJ|R I til work for us at their homes. No i previous knowledge needed; easily learned; can be dime in leisure hour.- or a- a steadv empoyment: fioin ft to lit HOI.LAKw PER WEEK CAN BE MADE almost trom the coiumercement; stiady i work this FALL and WINTER; No CANVASS ING. For tuil particulars ph ase address KENSINGTON PLAQUE A PANEL ART CO.. 17S A 170 lremout M.(Knickerbocker Building), P. O. Box 5A*s. Bo.-tou, .Mass PARKER’S Parker’s Hair Balsam is finely perfumed and is w an allied to prevent talliug of the iiair and to re niuv* dandrutl aud itching. Hl.-CoX A CO., may$>d&w4w New York. w.au'oacib xub isuamooats. MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. On and utter June 2¥th, ls65, trains will leavt Augusta— for l^ewiston, Portland and Boston at 6.iH ¥.50 and *10.15 A M.. 2.42, *3.50 and tll.CO P. M. The 10.16 A. M. train 1* Kxpress, an 1 stops be tween Augusta and Brunswick at Hallow* 11 und liar diner only. for Rockland. 6.00, 50 and *10.15 A. M., and on saturda\s only at 2 42 and *3.50 P. >1. for Farmington. 6.00, do aud *10.15 A. M For Bath, 6.00, 5o aud *10.16 A. M.; 2.42 aud •3.50 P. M and ou Saturdays only at *11.00 P. M. For W aterville, 12.20 ami ¥.10 A. M.; *2.17,3.10 ancSOOP M. For Skow began, Bellast and Dexter, 12.20 A. M. 3.1H P. M. For Bangor, Aroostook county and St. John, *2.2C A. si., aud *2 47 und 3.10, aud for Bangor ouly at 6.00 P. M. for Kllsworth and Bar Harbor, |2.20 A. M., and *2.47 P M •Fa-t Kxpress stopping between Augusta and Port land at Hallowell *.urdimr and Brunswick only, aud at 'N aterville only to Bangor. t.Night Pullman Trains each way every night,Suu days included, but not to Skowhegan ou Monda> mornings, or to Belfast aud Dexter, or beyond Bar gor, except to Kllsworth and Bur Harbor, on Sunday mornings. Gardiner Accommodation Train AUGUSTA TO GAKDINKK. A. M. P. M. P. M Augusta lv., 6 05 1.45 6.31 Hallowell lv., 6.13 1 63 6.37 Gardiner ar., 8.30 2.10 6.6.' GARDINER TO AUGUSTA. Gardiner lv., 7.15 1.00 4.45 Hallowell v., 7 3* 1.16 5.0; Augusta, ar., 7.40 1.25 5.1(1 Freight Trains. For Portland aim way, 7.20 and 11.30 A. 51 For Vanceboro and way, 12 60 and 5 45 l*. >1 Due from Boston aud way, 12 37 and 5 34 I’ M Due from Vanceboro and way, 7.05 ami 17.20 A. 51. Through rickets to (’aliforni i and all points south and West may be had of K. 14. Walker, ticket ag- .r Augusta, tin-only office selling via all routes am checking baggage free of expense, 1‘AYSON Ti'CKKH, tien’l Manager F. K Roo t II BY, (ii u'l Pass, and Ticket Ag’t. Portland June 25, 1685. FOR 330ST0 1ST STAR of the EAST. r I LL commence her regular trips irom the Kei vv nebec, THURSDAY, April 23,ie85, urd wi! until further notice, run us follows Leaving Gardiner every Monday and Thursday M *.30 o’clock,Richmond at 3.30,and Bath at 6.40 P..V. Returning will leave Lincoln’s wharf, Boston, l'u«s dav* and Fridays at 0 I*. M. Meals on board steamer, 50 cents. THE STEAMER DELLA COLLINS Will leave Augusta from the company’s new wharf, 'vo of Winthrop street, at 12:30 P.M ,Hallowell a 1.00 P. M., connecting with the above boat at Gnrrii ner. Fare from Augusta, Hallowell, Gardiner and re urn, #3.00. Single Tickets to Boston, #2.00. W. J, TUCK, Agent,Augusta. Office Foot of Winthrop St. apr22tfcwtf Eastern Steamboat Co. Regular daily mail line to Boothbay and the Is ands. Commenctiijt July 1, Leave Bath daily, Sundays excepted, at 8.30 A. M. and 2.45 1» M. Leave Squirrel Island at 8.05 A. M. and 3.20 P. M. KiprrMo Boat ed»»e*»dny* and Saturday**. Leaves Bath at 12.20 P. M. Leaves Sqm*erl Island at 10 20 A. M. Boat** I d each way at Mouse Island, Capital Is 1 land and Ocean Point. Make close connections with train leaving Augusta itt 0 a. M. daily, and Wednesday and Saturday at j 10.16 A M. Fare for Kouiid Trip, 9I.?3. II. W. SWANTON, mav28dtf Treasnr»-r. Never varies, does not corf ain j one particle of the atiultcra-S tions used to reduce the cosi of 1 PURE GOODS But DOES possess the TULL VALUE of every Legitimate Washing Quality, which gives it every advantage over Soap? of doubtful character; practi cally recommended by othei manufacturers in imitating it. None should be deceived, how ever, as the word WELCOME and the Clasped Hands are stamped on every bar. _ BCCOTUTKI/ Jr to CJ» I «K P*RROW fhoire Firm Mori hi the bint Fanning fbntnrta in Iowa, Mi.---.:.. HauisuH a:nl Nebraska. ]n tercet paid at you* A. Exchange. amrfwELVE years* experience In loaning for Private Inventor* and TqBkt F und*. •*.n«t now Mini, kit iioirviKm’’ la our Motto in l/oanlno. Send for circular giving full particular* an to loan*, reference*, etc. Chaa.C. N ORTON,Ca*h’r. Lrw K.Dakhow,i n**t BS Oituaa. Hob A Co.. Baokera. N. Y.CUf. ■irrrio f MncHAVM NaTiOBAi. Bam. Ctdoago, Ulla** tjl7|eodlj Nrto &bbertfsemmt*. JUIH V» F. O. PIERCE CO lilEIdEii VAiNTSilS are eompoatd of u,e be,t gi*"; L,*;'p! 'm''uU' irroun.l r~ MBf 0,1 tbfu>u su e agents, n. IV. II %Y A M»\, Jane.Vi&wlin r-.iilHu.l, >|f U/Ak|TPMINTKLLIKFNT Ambitious. Kncnrett, VTHIl kUI to secure and fill our orders in hi JJj A MAN l|liwn; townnMv Iflnil •■exchanged. (Atomic a i different department.I, A IIY.9 15 BAY BUGS. BOS UM,K. S. 1575 TO $100 __j »n« vUu im \\TA >TF.I»-Ladies and ge t’en m to tst« „K> M HgM. pleasant \%"ik sit thei- tiorm*** Work sent bv mail ut»» dhtai all t,, Xl r ro tD(j' #2 to a da\ can be , made no c im Address KKI IAHI.K MTiini.,11 i 15V3. jutie.VH wltn f ir •?-?Ir nr rn irt. FOR SALE! A number of desirable resii.-nce# ir Auguota Maine, var ing in price from 9 i aloo several desirable 10 to In acre place# tn \fo suburbs of this city; one two sforv 'u.u-e and lo* in Lewi-ton, Maim A number of farms in hum. bee fount\ van mg in price fro". ff^OO t.■ 60 >C. Ilo *ses and tenements to let. E. W. WHITEHOUSL. Att’v, Augusta, Me. Augusta. Me., April 29.1**4 ntyldtf The OVT.V CORSFT made that ran hr returned by its pun hasrr sifter three weeks’ w ear i( not found PERFECTLY SATISFACTORY in every respert, and its prire refunded hv seHer, Made in a variety of styles and prii rs. ny first* class dealers everywhere. Beware of worthless imita* turns. None genuine without Hull’s name on hoc. CHICAGO CORSET CO. 13 Lispenard St., New York. 240 242 Monroe St., Chicago, Ills. j u.e.*' drod »m Kuv til. "N l i\V IlOM E“ •rwlDi.i.utmnr n* aix-ft and in th«* uixr t. C. F. HANSON, A nanI. tftrl^. LALks ina) 1!r A'm>f /tffffturns Bits, I'Pt'rpsy, efe. i.i.ihi.k if taken as directed. a’j Bits after use. Treatise an 1 $j trial Ixjttle free to ^B Fit patients. they paying express charges on box when f^B rer-eived. Send names, P. O. and express address of ■B afflicted to n t.KLIVE.oit Arrh St..Philadelphia Pa See Druggists. Bl. WAHL OF lMIT AT ISO FRA L10 decdl’eoti&wly Manhood Re§torpd RemedtFrke.— Arictimol youth fol imprudence caus.nc Premature Decay, Nereoua Debility. b°*» Manhood, *c.. barine tried in *»in erery knowe remedy,heediacorerea e mmole meeneof eelf-onie. which he will eend FRKE to hie fellow^nXerem. J.U.BKKVK8,4»Cheth»m St-.NewYork norlSdeodfcwly