Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.)
August 21, 1890

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MORNING. AUGUST 21. 1890. NO. 198. FISA SCI Ah. S *73,000, ARGENTINE. KANSAS. Water I Electric Works Co. FUST USTGAGE SU FES CT. /loud* due JilOfl. Arg*oMwr *r»r ni*.sr». d Hrim-aa City, Mi **>4»rl, h*-W fr*m «Hr I um la p.,/, in h *ry Fte til/ Ar«tr in*-*/i/ p* r m-.noi ui pft tT'4i» at t'**a point A It l». Iftvf 4'lgfti|.,u «i2 all t-KOlUlM ml tlvtlj twig j tniiwm. I'rter p«*t and tetrivd r t. WOODBURY MOULTON IIAMt Cartier Midi:? zzi Eidnaja SM3 1 *«>ri/ r. III I.MIr M MiJm.k V. n 4AM I Mill' M. .1 1 I ft! inly «l 7.M o’. k Vft w I I j 1 AH Mftftona Ai’oa/ntug iu i- wily v/Jt. laviUat to ftttrio) k it .loft r Vft- *1 J k Hi. i hr«*r (lil.AWTllk. N«* K IJ.gj y lar ..ouvt uu.jn .-.ry W--i'.■■*««c un I A lit M*Y Al. Alt' II ll ftri k r. n 4 J Hlntril (’ouini mu, 1 IjU... g. ft.. At 7-JO. K I Ilf IM t V II t* k M t» i, i ti' iruiu' Hf tioj.' in t..,1,1. u t r M f, til* m diftifl a»i«l f• -ur’ i iii -nt’i, at *».um ./clock, I V It V IlhAOf. N. C. A S. It h Skill WILLIAMS l‘ 1 N t, t. A. I. H» K'.ifir nu tn.* al 7 at .'clock, all. v tl ‘Jf’t'l. W a W ;j.ma|jil. r M I11> 11 o A If v, i,m L it il. v. n. I'M, i .s; K.-i. Ik KAN* II l.i-n. ..Itlii I SHAM 1. I f'W. It t m.iw.Ihv v'-ry c i M f« LATEST IJVIPWOV-D HORSE POWER !V|m. It t nr« t Tlllt I '•III M i t V s ..Hot.. v w i m '»oo *r. ..I t. A.'Vi»owi. i. i wy\ i to oi.iu l»v nil to la* It the ij -t t BEST r. EASY DH4PT OURai.lLIIT V/t. AN 11T v r.l WO:',* A. W. GRAY 8 SONS, I UVIUM Ot> r V f I- i. VIIIIMI I ;t!WN »r: is*'. VI InvtW Avrlno* DtE.O.WEEi NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT. ;y/.>/:y yyy cur. t/uarantau* ■mitti-d and k* uuisit' 1 u by I'. Ii. HliuuiMI. DrauM, Lu««U. in. I. V a DRUNKENNESS W9 Liquor Habit. mtunre would mete /smtda-s cute o*haoTes golden specific. It ran l'«. c i i'll i r. c -fT. tv.i "*L a itho.it Ui» k f, u of i. try; It is at'wlmrU t» *f an I w I t a M»a nan: I .1, '1/'n‘ m.'.l. r tr k> r 11 HU V V I I .a I "III! alf.-tl rrrtaiuiy itiai Oir r.ii. n- -i-"v yMA\ A IlmcgliU, AiigtotR. klnl»»« jn:. lirtalAwlvr. MANLY VIGOR! rnn. tl.m il rti-..r.l. rnt^rtcd. ^#rnnw 1’ntnl mth>n. s*\u »l I 111 It" \tr«|iiir. I’mtwUHir Ihvlin*-. I UMtnnil Kini«'i. ”r0, i of Miu.1 or tu*l> wluo-wr »Tiii»r arv .1 nit. Avon s i kknhi eirw.i/* I.*-! It V IHWH tt.vitl^ I rcu- vtuitH *sn iKitnKTR ovk* «.ra;i*> Bf mall .fi i.ti 1.. It* :•!.»!;«.irt.! Pprrr»V,,v.nf..rS.'. l»r. It. V. V.K T«»V Sliw*. V...I Informal; o. *v JMtrrei.+mij'vMt M*tJ*re\imi*rr,miv raauJ \*rmie»*. slilt H. IMI(TKtO(.l., auf**'*- lt.it* 11 i'i«U(y ti«« Norway HetfKsa* Co.. *»orwa» We au »/»*l Care* Cbo era Mcnbas. I here n-- i Brown e [’latent t‘*f r i. Yforbue an*I r ti» rrair-Jy ihi 1*-. belt 11 n lint trim \‘t Aui- »»v »vi*ry tlrn ..e*"l •'•t c*in I', ’j H "V-, I1' u-1' j Epileptic Fits Cured. V. remedy h** been 'lld}' O'*‘1 >’V T twenty y* or*, lie Hr«t pnlirtv tu in.-; -mat n’ly ha* often cured wlnu tei f it rony it not cure vem* l» i* pa* up w i i 1 a id powder fertn, at by axprn* ar y>«r j pen*. r maii-l postpaid Th*- p*>wi. r i- |kr«-| n.r«d. e i it-a'- often saves h'-» *;r oirje V ‘i.ine for IlieOTh. f mouth*. ft.SO. L. I*. Kv ta*. Druggi• v ft ackrirw''•l-r'ti i liiir r**e-r i.onorrh.cn lilrrl. Thocn'.v M'o nrn* f r I Leororrhu rimcibi*. l Pph4 r;-.,, ;t *nd (o l *rjoi:.» Mif? in r*’* tr. mending 1 ir««1 MB A. J. STI EK M n. I f‘ IT* R. ILXa. Avid hf liniiitUI* I I'RU E *1.00. F O Kinsman M-bi. «orawr of TO WEAK MEM Br'.-ra fi^n th- "f f we*knn.Ul rtrdtrai wot+ #oou .d”U r-w.1 ^*1*7 pan who l* Dtmau and d»l*ilitate. A Ft«f. F. C. FOV1XJB- "•KHSur. ««m». «v**7dtkw1f The Kennebec Journal may be found on salo at the Chisho’m Brothers news stand, Union De pot, Portland. WEDDING CARDS The Ntnnfbo Journal Job Department la splendidly equipped for doing alt kinds of wedding priming, annonnro oieMts. Invitations. cards. #tr In tbs latest an*l most approved styles. It dour auenormnos amoont •flhtsrlasa of work daring the past ysar, Its or d.r. .f th. >0 b«tt.r work I* tkU lln. do— t» tk. «nt.. With tk. ...Ik* ,wr, It. tk.11111.. for tkl. hind nf —k wUI I.. «U1 fnrth.r l«r»»t, ..non* l.t.at ll.l»*. t*.ln« lw.n.lf.1 h.l. ..rii.-.vi>. -,“'h M •Mbl*- ln.lt.I. «»«r...d -.th *b*‘ wtry Ihw d.t-t th. d.tT.r.-... T.r,.. rkUOkhb].. Prt“* niTUJ'JtB ft.TXT, j wiHt ‘Jk EASTERN MAINE FAIR. Long List of Fast Horses AI readj Entered. Aroostcck ltd York Coanty Repabiicias la Coimslions Assembled.

Dre at Ricbmocd Bar Haibor Ma* tcrs Death of Hon. J bn L Mooie Ha'ook. Afcg. td> —The t rowing and entru for !h Eastern Main*- state F,nr have clo**d. acJ a iar.'■ number of wt:l kr>>*n nor*>•* are entered A iarg number of the fln> tred ar J niuat vu'iut bUr tornea i*) 'h- State ar*- n»* red in the \hi'i.\.ug tlKI. Nr 'u of Water* til. baa •*nter. I hit loop Hiring of borten, h*a ator A 1. f; B F and F II. Bri l' AiUuro. tbur fine bred Lck*-f. i i--r War; r. Tail* r. tv three-year o! I ’it'l i.-y Sr: i .r .Va-.for and fu't i rotber i. lb*- fanvxit Sunol; \l. T. F-»ol»-a •'k- nan ha» vt*-red i «trr>g of bora. 9 beaded with ha f**l §(a lion*, II 1 Br* a-tt. Piitafb id. Harbinger; W .Vf;,rr I hit »’aliion A be Ktubited at the H.mgo.r F air to be held "ept. o I and i Atooatock Uepublicaos iu County Cocvcutlou. Special *0 the Kennebec Joarni'. if**' iii Aug. i The following nom re !i:.i !e today by the repub.; an county cuim ntiou it Mouituu Set atora, I Ii'iih •i-liug. p. r’iam Frederick A llonltu’i; cb-rk of courts, Michael M. *rr (ioilton; »ljrriff. James W Uo t- -ii. l'resque l*’- ir-.usurer. Wal t• r kcrsoi Moulton a.t >r» v. i*ar i l- Pugg ir, Presque Isle; corn iii: '•loiierv .J unes W Thuri For: Hh.t id ('lur Ilnr.ii, Amity The r dun' c« t I -igc aiiaiui- l the party and *s,.i>e life rm accept with pleasure the j the iquor trade- issue, call for a railroad 'hrou the country, and endurae th mem rs or t'i ngres* frncu tb.s Siate. eap*« i 1 aby It®preset.'■ itiv. licuic.le of the rourthj Pisfri ‘Hu* jni rtiou was largely attended and j ve y hiirino iious. All I'.e nomination- j ere tin d- by 'initiation ex- |t the com iim>ii 11 t from the n.uth-tn district, th aspiran hi »g F. h S: 10011 of Moul ton in ir uicMinbent. and Cba.s:-* K. I>u n o’ Am.1 A ballot r» suited in the 1 le tton of Dunn. Senator t.iorge j 0 I s. of firidgvwater, declined reocini A cl**s conv o'o 1 was also held here! th afternoon, Hi 1 Si. uni residing, an 1 in m 11 (!»rh- Nickerson, of I II dyd re; r .ta e to tin- legislature. l ie- w( oi-* -kef 11uni ii ited today is con sider I strong. Liquor Cato Accident?. Uoiu Stol en Belfast. 'Sp,. >al to tie- Kennebec Journal.] Bhou, Jug. i Policemen Jipaon i an 1 Krol'i- seurchtd the premises of Hen ry V man r* tly an 1 found one quart of w li'.«key. sun,, beer a id su empty jug j VV'> i-un "ii* arranged I fore Judge Unger* j aid tilled and cotta. He afptaled t -t tail bonds A i am- 1 Harford, fell from a mov- in/ ;m’ 1 train ar,d fractured both an»n, j ren-ndy Kim. r I»r nkwatt-r of Northport, r-eent 1' t. 1 iip. n i i l.mi hoe, three tin s of lr. Ken* n ii .sn 1 r W. Ostrander. I N w lawyers, have 1 n here »>-feral i;-.ii husit. iii 1 .mi to sa unknown man, b»* w.t-k, who made i fT w tb him. Wrton nu-eeed •••I in iraiii ii m s' ii th. river ro* i to l’ i! v.r the team m ss found in a lu-n stable. A O H Lxcutsiou at Like Main nccock. M u: mm \ug. Kigl t n well 1 i if grrivtd from Bangor n the o II i x.tr-. n. whil* a goodly noi l.tr frim P, rdan I n>'d I,-m iston. ranie in on, N Tlii* >i ft*,-rti.ion, tl crowd nuni r. h ml I .*»«:*i. 'Hu* pav liion w as file i f ti rry .1 *i u to mils by ilnPow'g or. i it Hat gor, while w large numb r t .-r.it Irateru.t* including M k l>s!v i -1,: otto r well-known .iglt were -.I [i over the tide tie contest*. tie t ii hundr- 1 ird* dash was won by M• (»■-,v-ta i ltangor. K i\ i-» of Bangor m h i of Bang >r thir.i. in a fb Id i f sta t- Tb amateur hundred yards t* 1 Jianiel B.irrt of Halh>»cll. I- h' ru' Mi-l K. —tf Bng. r tfiim, a f> 11 was hr**, llsnq«ien second, Ward >ne third Yoik County Republican County Convention AiiKM>. Air/. 20.—The York county rc iV.'iun vi-n'i’io #1* held licr« today, i iiaries Hut r T Box on *11 chairman. I put V1 r a* rf I’.: Mefor'. Herbert » n i t; y comm "I'lK'T, Stephen 1. l‘ur m I innuct jn. In tl-e afternoon a ,-irge n i'- a* a'dressed by lion Hi n i Cabi t 1. of M t‘-1« loisem and Otil: n. At Camp Ueuaen. Sptcoil to the Kennebec Journal, j Niviorj. \ng. 2*1.—The A. K boys I a 1 a beautiful lay ro ©fen their »mj> n nt at Camp Benson W« inesda. A nun r a»« pre* ni The CYririh 1 her. The ground* .i*e it i; a-o *n at '1 ewf (hi -g i la lair ft -r a »p c» i d ncarrp i"hur««*i 1 I** (iovertm .'.a- s-il't -rnor B1 r ^'i a: s if are ex; i V i>it ll C i III J1. Two Accident* at Plttaton ■special to the Kennebec Journal.] pirisn-s. An/. -M—Mr. Wm Libo*r« fell from the shipping run at the Haines j Laer^-iH* hnday. a'd i roke one I 0f !,ia W« He fell about fifteen fr»t. Mr. William Haskell* ’iPl* n. \l?**i. I also fell and hurt himself ;uite hally last i Monday. ______ _ Dea»t of bco. John L. Mocie cf El* wortb Ell*vortii, \uc. 20.—Hon John L. M >re of E-Uwcr.h iii 1 Wednesday mor ning. age .hty-ni years. He w*« a pronioent 'itlxen and served in the gi» latsre sev*>n> year*. H> took much in terest In Iocs! history, contributing many articles to the pw-« reyed, few things: nutsi.v of tb- accaent V*uk* being saved 'l'be rccufan:» of the tfi were obliged to burry to m sf01 hardware i- l in The second story was the nail the John Morrill Post, oi A K. The upper part of this building partly burned but t; greater part of the i was to the contents by stucke tnl water. The to** tn tb-- lauedry and B-> office building owned by William T. Hall,' ws« #1 fiOO. no irsur.iice. 1. Kir-ard, proprietor of the laundry, los fl.tXKf, no insurance. The Ui ‘hrnood Bee’s loss if *•_' in suranc. tjl *mmj. 1 he .ruinated lc*« to Jan liny»•-! A San*, principally by smoke and wat- r. f»>* msur-rj gl.-Vk) o:i st-- k -i bniM.rg. Th-? damage t> John M rr II Post property by smoke sni w ater is about >o; uturanc-- The li., an l engine may prove to be in a work.nf co t on. K l.t rH* Iboiipscn propose* to k« vp bozzma and will probably .vsue *otne ktrd if i sl.e-t this w-* k from some neighborly pr- s* to let bi It to m i j rung buiidin Bar Harbor Flower Parade a Fizz e Ban Bzuuok. Aug Every on.- ii fet ling prttty sore o.- r the failure of dm flower p.-.ride j«-»tercUy, ami K-bo Val.ey, rnsnagers are ;--reiving severe i-ritii i»nr« from Icirdre-U urn It a blow from which the i th will not >ri re cover and it make* th- fact scl.d ttiat Bar must h*ve a a«nn-i. The Mteam >n Norman, ('apt l»«ui arti\. I today. o*igr■ 1 mi m Buu’elle arrived thif D'orn _ blONAL SERVICE. ^eaiher Indicate n® for the Next 24 Hours Wak Dki’aktmkmt, Office of the Chief Signal Officer. Wamkixotom, Auk -I, 1 A. M. j For Mair Alhiin. i J I loicly Bos '>H •if' i I h. 2i* Imnlj*

American Bar Association In Annual Session at Satatoga. Sakatih.a. N. V Auk -0.—The l.'lth rtiee i-g of the \nieriean Bar ■>a*» ley President, F.i-(h>v. Henry l!it th wen* pr--‘tit. repre- nti"K ;i« .irly every State ami Territory in the I ni or. The commutes oh uniformrv of State laws held a m**etmr a' the t»s were prevent* 1 deelarii k a letiire to He. lire uriitiirin;'v in the lawn of the several States re I »li"g to niarrisK1' a:.d divore u> m ilariil r-rl-iieates. tier t an I d-»t ltiuiiun. wills, etc. was stea.liiy wiereasing; New York I gi-l itnre i was tl r ogii r.e i.flieially th a !'*o* i‘ k ile- ir hi -I create I a (!umn «a o l i t- r i ii pro111• »tnin nf onif irmi'v of I gtsl-i tiou in the Cnited St ,t s, and tins u*9on* i turn appoint »d a ikeeuinmi t-*e. livso've I s i ominission nrg.- upon th.* Am>*ri a i i Bar A*soci»t on the adv -*h 1 ty of n low ke e immissi.ins throiuth>ur the •;*\.‘i.i i Sat*- to the eii 1 tl i' official actu>n hrl i b-k.ii to secure this legislation. We re-| gard U‘ i v i.unt.i'v i t on .n or. *en i ig a prac'i *al s iluticn o* the pro' I- m In the ev.'i.ir g II-‘ ty C. Tompkins of Alatisma read i pap* r on -N- ty for a I infertility ri t I.aw t?> \-rning Com- nu r: ial Paper" Dwight II. O-mattad i read a paper on I.si. I Transfer Kelt r.n Ecu user Babcock Hays the Obattuc tior. was a Jack 1 Boston. Aug. 1*0.— The Herald’s C i ivgijr d i ar- a that no dangc r tig pub t S':i»e conversion today renom ir»t*«l(iuv. li ard. Tie platform appro*.•« the course of tiie republican Senator a i! R« prt?*eniat.w n Congress. favor* tecti' tt. declar- confid. nr* in tl national administration. «rd pretests against the violent ard fraudulent scheme of the den ratic peri\ to siippre-s the republic* i vote in tie South* rn States. Cruiser Boston to Receive Repairs. Nm\ Y«*kk. Ana -0.—The steel cruis-r Boston, at pi sent rig iT Twenty-third st-te*. in the North B v«r will bav. to brought to the Nft*y Yark a ul docked, a* hr-r crank i* def* ci* and the plumbii g a' d stea no ii -at ng are in poor m. I be l‘*-r -i a **111 also have t be do* k in order t uncover her -i v« throuuh whistem would tomorrow pr*«-nt p*-'i Pons for an al-Accein wages acl won d strike f the advance refused. The President Off for Caps May. W**atVi.Tov I». C. Aug. 2^.-sTne President een under jnsi-leration for a reasonable True for any Senat ar to demand that tin debate tfcerecu be closed He n*ov»d to also am defeat 'he federal th- t.ui b i> l,*r this n would list but 1.’. week* from which it- ('hr.stin a 1 holidays wouli have to be deducted. There would be Id. great apprepriatiun tills to be pa*---d, be»i iesthe apportionment bill, and other business wh b pres*. d upon the atten'ion of t'u» gr. -s 1 hat cor rat: ju should be enough to feat ito r»-oluti-'n Everytody who vet-d for it tv manned hinm lf forever to tl principal that the Senat-* h«d 11,-* r ght at it- tiscr. :u'i to cut off tie debate and crl.r the questi n taken Those y.ntVtueu f h.re wife any who one. thought they could r ot conscientiously vote to limit dilate in the Sait? and .•very S\»’ had a constituti trial right to la heard theii at i oau discretion, were now invit.d to sav that they would, ten or twelve days lo-foret and. nuke a despite order that tl h-ha’.e should c’-.*. although th. v could t ot then kro* what an codmeul might l*.* s v,miner t of h a country, and should evetywI-, re cast h s vote in tr, ‘ohi and hum r. Spconer moved o refer the t/ugy reso lution to thecomniitt. ecu ruh Frye made nii impassioned address to the repiih i hi Sera"* r* against that mo tion ard n favor f the ariie- dn i *.t to the rules ptovi irg f• »r the adoption of the revious qm-1 i :i 11 sai l it the 1.1 r« ublicnn N days aft *rward and the election l*il In dm after that. Hut cowardice never w-hi a battle, never re tained a file d II acock took the fame view anil opposed reference tj the i.^any resolution a- lea in g to ay. Film ii Is d •-lared his 0||'o*i i >n to the muzzling r.> U :le Kdo.iir d whs -p akiiw. t deck strn per cent ad valorem A ter a W ng d» bate the aim t dm 'it v as rtjic.t d Vi as rays Haddock whs 'he ordv r, pub can voting aye. Min der- >n and I'nad* voti moved to rerltn a tin a ldi'e "«1 s*l vah rum rat t n |>en-kt :v. pocket ki iv»-. a id erasers from per H. To I«rmn. n.-j« er cm.. I valorum. Vest pro-in* the price I of Ati 'ri ctr» agruiihural imp* i t- ,n lluenos Ay ar.d compare them with ii'entic.i |y tin inn* .inp erne: t* in the I’n.t, I States to »li iv that th y w re said in South Amer ica at pi i *-*s much below those at which they were-)!d at home. Sam-* fs> ts he raid exi-t .'d as to ('anada a: d M*’xic». Amerh an n tifa.-. Hililati aside o; {i*ge dispc-ad of today. Hl'imb gave r.otit of anienlmert. lie did not intend to offer Spoon* r's amfml ment, which provides that after July and (ending a pro-lamstion by the I're-ider t pis, tir-plate on th tree I -t in a cirti contingency the duty on tin I* at?# sha I bp on** «eat a [tounl. and a fourty of ore rt a pound h; allowed f. r t»n plat*- n>anufactured in the United States. The House ammhnents to the agricul tural ci ii ge bill ard th? m*-«t ir.-pectun b Ii w«s la 1 befor.* the Senate and etneur r- 1 Tie -e b II# t ow gj to tl ITesi d# nt tor It signature. The S. rule at d 10 adjourn** I. In the House Tb« Hon-- r sunn-I -n the morning hour i the c >r*i leration of tl. hi 1 tx^mptn* mining :r-Is from tli* provi.-i in of the! *1 "i ;ird law The bid was laid on the t t to The Hon*-- adopted a r-solcton r»ijo*** ir_' from t ie Preri l-nt informs'-1 >n cor c*-rnir g the enforct-mei t of the prcscrip-! live td 4 sgiinst .lew* in lia**ia. mi -1 whether any American citizen* have, h c*ir*-of their T- hri »r. te-n erh-rsd ex I« ii" i Irom Ko*« .a or forbidden to exer i*e the ordin.i privileges 'joy*d by th; irhxbitants. The House proceeded tnler special or d* r to the consideration of the 8* fiate hill j r vidieg for tie inspection of n its for export. An amendment offered hy Morgan, bringing Isrl or-ler its provi* ons was de feated. also an amendment by Sa'-r-s of Id in* providing th.it Texa* fr-ver abaii not be considered an infections d.#ea>. Tte b II was passed. Tf« House jr «eeded cn-h r special or der t ti e ron-i leration of the bill defln ing la*d. Hrosin* fT- n.) advocate-1 th* noH*ure. It* object was t-» ccntp* 1 tba tranlirgof m atures compoan-le-I of in gr* -i ts other f an larti to relicv- the ir,*nuf.itliters of pur- ved t f unfair com petition of.ni inu atnn artic* made of ap* r mgr*di- rts and relieve to -on: extent the existing depression in farm ing ir-!»i«trw. He pre«en».-i conundrum When is Isrl net lard?" Answering. Wh* n it it re ft red." Th'* spur; us co't> mrdd ty has gone out to the markers, loth at how* aid at real with an a {vantage of 1-2 t-.it a penn t oTer the or-tmarj *t-am rendered lard of commerce. We c >a -l not cortjcue in th--* country to foe! the marke** cf the world, and nr til we are ready at bone to compel nonet t action, we must ta per a hostile action frern abroad. After imtber deba’- the House at 7 27, o’cl»»:a. adjourned. Investigation cf Cbwrgsn Agaicat Oeo. ilOQ. A llet (omoittee of tire ir-mbers frem :he House amtul!gee of htvaitd p>n on*, charged with tarfkti gating chargps against fhr. Green B. Baum. C win. on er of Pension, began an iurestigat'oa to day. Charges were read. Tbey are that Iiieo Kauai promoted the employ»-** of bureau tor paicbuiof stock in the patent refuge rating com pa ay of which is president ard by a partial ruling tie a tiau advanced the ca?h to a certain pvn on attorney Geo E I.-mon, of this city tfc. latter endorsing a note for Gen Rauai 09? ISS.OGO as eMptflmliMI for j this favoritism I'hargt* are alleged that the rvfrigerat*r? pro?*** impracticable j worthies^. A list ef wdnesaea wen submitted and th. committee adjourned. Nalne Poatel Mattel*. The following mail oiesserger service lia« brea established in Marne Route £01,039, CoeUea. Kennebec coun ty. from Kennebec Central Railroad Route I• 1 A'.i 1. three quarter* of a mile, often as j required From August 20. t'ura E Gould was on Wednesday ap pointed postmaster -it No. Monroe, rice Mrs. Hannah Gould. Pension* Granted Maine People Pensions have been g .-acted the follow :-g resident» of Maine t'rigical, Win. 11 Wentworth. Bangor: Wm. t Willtcut, Portland: John Ivors, Togus Wm. ('/ark. Jr North Herman; Silas McK-n l>«-er Island are tofc. conttruc’c j tw.> mortar batteries of sixteen guns each, and also fortih af.m* for long range guns it »as furt.er stand Hut $235,000 bad! been sctu-ile for engineering purposes These thr. island* .tuniand the mam trauce to Bust.u harbor -Gallup's Island, j the small -st, is in the cert re; Pee* Islanlj protect* the Kahant shore, and Red.R.-k’s I Isnd lies r a gait the Hull sli »re R-ddccg's is th- property of Miss Ssily Jones, au eccentric maiden ladv. «.f Hull, j and las’, year (’ongressiuii'i John 1-' An- >lr» w h**r irust -e, refused an off. ref $20.' o00 for it. T lie other two islands bilirg to the ci y l>eer bland is the Seat of tulef the city institution*. not.ibly the H um cf Industry. The removal if these institutions would be a w.»ik involving gr.it txfii) e. and Secretary Proctor ih i ks lb it only a part of the islau l will 1>« needed at prex-nt. A Hoi so Thief for Over Sixty Yea»*. T i i k \ug. 20 Washing! in Water man, si.a*. Brook*, tfc. trust luted hor-e th'.ef n tl (Vest, was arreite 1 and lo'? d in jail. Waterman is now u h etgh y sixth year, a: d was only released from the Missouri penitentiary two w. ks ago. B. t ire :mng he told the ward* n ’hat he Iih I inly tv*., more horses to -te*l to mak. an ei. :i hmid'ed. and i v» a* w» i trying to do *o that he was arrested. II** proceeded di*.« t from Jefferson t’ltv t Kansas City. and then e to Ottawa K*n. At this pis., he found a tine t.-am of bays bitched in th rear of the public square, and limbing i-ito the buggy, he drove off with then' IBs picture is so fannliMf in W! ee r. I s that he was re-ignited by the town marshal before the ltor«es were stolen, and imrm-diaf. ly aft. r the theft t h-grams w* r nr t watch for him. In hi- old age Waterman has lost his cunning and he rune driving ov? sure to give it to me light,” he sai l to Ch ef of Police Gardner. Successful Experiments With Sub marine Torpedoes. Ni York. Aug. 20.—The I*«t-i*• k au tomobile torpedo had another t«ot at t ol leg IViai yesterday, in the presence of i»ra! United State) \rny officer* Stiii 'Iv speaking Ibis tor, 1» is not autoni oVie, being operat'd by an electr.e Ctr l'.nt. ii i* an innocent 1 okirg contrivance, which tl iaia in the water, and lia» its mm mi nt* i in cted from the shore, with which it is coni.i cted by w,r.-a. Under the gui I 8ii-e a 'killful manipulator it will dart ha k Hfid forth tli’ough t :»e water Ike an energetic porpoise. and can be made to ik up to the si-* "f «n menu's slip without t ie least fit it fu** '1 he War I part rue nt I i« signifi I it wi’Ingn-M to ptv * i tor one of thi-' machines, and *‘17 7*00 apt- re tor two diiplirn'es of it, as so; n as its ability to travel at tin rrte of :v c» ty nub s an hour is satisfactorily dem ciWr.ited. If it eanrot g.. at the rate of 1.1 mil an hour it wd! not b a s* vent in knot gait, »cieh shows thst the torpedo con'd cat* !i an i sink anyth rig hut the v* ry fast est w ar ship). The NYC&H. RRR Situation New York. Aug 20—The confer* nee of labor I «dera was resumed this mornir g. ti i d Master Sargent of tin- Brotherhood of F remen. said We an once more re view ng the entire eviden- submitted t-> us for ijudication, 1 ut just how long the con ference may hi*t I cannot say ju»t at this moment. Mr W»hb, when called upon at’he rar.d Ma«t*r Workman T. V. Powder y w ll lOitor.ow (Thursday i«sue an ap|>« to all trn° Kn ghta of Labor in tl.- employ of the N-w York C*ntrsl and Hulun railroad ard upon the Vanderbilt and cci nectirg i lie will notify the members of the it t -n ion r f the executive bia-d to iro-i ute the tight again-t the Centra! Ilu ‘«on rail’osd company t the hitter end. Whin told th’t a strike over the whole road, wou e«nt all ot the i-mptoyefl hat the engineer**, he tpp*ar ed si mew hat startU d. Pretty Samoan Girl as a Stowaway Vi. t**ria, B. Aug. 20. |'he barker tine Malay arrived h-re today, f irty ft’. days from Samoa. When the vessel had bien three days out the crew w.is mu h surprised n. -e an extremely pretty Samoan girl mak*- her way to the deck from some hiding-place. She had stowed away evi dently for the purpose of seeing the wor d i She clothed ia native costume, const-t-j ing of a airip of cal" o around her loins Nobody aboard the Malay could speak her language. and as she measure#. After re -vmg the g.rla of the gTeat-r portion of tbeifcktt kg, the nit n applied a coat of tar and feather* They then marched them out of ti*D. The friend# of the g:rl# are d*u»r m ned to punish the perpe rator#. The af fair is creating great excitement. Belle Hamlin and Joatina Lower Their Record to 2 16 1 4. Po» GHKERP-tF., ?f. V., Aug. 20. At the grand circuit race# Belle Hamlin and Jastioa were driven a me to heat tiuir record of 2 1-. Qtun*T, 3.'f Mr*. Oh*r j Kenley, aged A Pen'.ey, infant Catharine Kenley. agtd 'v; E. P Join* n, M intpe r. Vt Mr* K 1‘ John* in A. 1 C. Johrson, son of the a‘ove. ag*d l*; James Kyau, South IS vs’on. tireiuan of the train; Mi*. Nancy C. Well*. Hanford, Conn C W Ccpp, Cleveland, Ohio Mr* Abbie Abbott, Lou>vilh Ky The Wreck Cleared Away. tjrisci Mas* Aug. 2«» The terrible ra t >ad di a#t# r uf r lav. i* the all ab 'urb.ng topic of conversation >n thi* city, tediy. .ml thousands I I *igt t seer* have j visited the locality The work of iMcim.g I a way the wreck vigorously j r mu' during the night and ail xbrai 1 car* x cpiing the ill-fated No 2. in. hav. been rejlx. -d on the r*i!* and hauled to Hc*'.ou 1'he probsb *ity i* that it will take a 1 «lav ti get this car uut of the wav track ha* Ik-1 ii built arxMinl the wreck and train* have teen rum l g regularly mu- 1»» o'cl.uk list night. The thexirv that a tra k ja k wa* left on the track by w.i-knien i* acev pled a* tlr? x ause of the acciJcnt.

Damage by a Thuudct Btoim (iKK AT HaKKINuTOS Mo* Aug 1*0 terrific thunder storm last night follow*.I by a li ;ivv win I storm th morn ng did great damage. In the i portion of the town .ire! ardfl w. re levelled to tli ground and I lint tie y it of hju*e» blown ort Maty acres ol e irn wete blown t> the ground The rtreet-on the eii-. side of the \ill-ge were et.tin ly washed away. The Stotm at Lake 1’leaaatit. Maae. Lam I'm vsam. Mass. Aug. 1*0 t. rrifie ttoim of w n 1 an 1 rain strut k this rlice last night, in* ng ronsiderntde dam age to tents. 1-rank Cron .r. i photograph it who had a large tent oil the park, suf fered a loss of several hundred -bill trs A cottage was damagi . «I.e 1 far aln-ad cl tb. \'t n» ura. Mil the Saladin alnuiAt ••aeght her. The Shark was a mile and a half cfl shore. The Minerva Wins the lletmnway cup for forty-footi r*. and tin* Sa'a Itn gets the Corirthian cup for thirties. A BERIOUB SITUATION Powderly Saya He Will Uae Eveiy Meni a To Cciitluue the Eight. New Y.-kk August Powderly ates tli it Hi1 stnkc ha* h* inn j one of win I? orgHiczatioti and it will use every limans i t .t- power to m itiici* lie* tight Tli -i.tuatinii is“scrious At tlc-aftcin i Powd Tlv atid Devlin ha I .hi it t -*r\ i w vi'h Webb The off. r o' Powdeil to sut rmt Me ma t r to arbitr lion. W* hh Iosi d on t lie gr junds air- a 1. |r.-entid. IL’ -aid th-* comt any did not itischargi tie men Imnun t'.y wi-r. Kcigiits of Libor, hut tor good reasons I he work of t1 men dismo-ed war not -Ati*fa'”.ory. Neither l>’i*-w nor Vam'er t-ilt were oppo --*d to the Knights of Lnhat s* an organi/m ion. Pcw-I *rly m?g *»t that astl.e mnt ef had so muli ptiidicity a fearing he he’d in Wi 1.1m tdi**«* st i h the men tli .uhi be J r> it Tli Wi bh w imld not n to. Pow de-ly ami Devlin withdrew without in'itna'.ing win.' they inti n 1 to do. Webb giv. itu* vet a 1 o•. of the H.tervi. u h *ay* the lonfir enec was .tri al ot in a most 11 ’it»ai t manner Tiottiug at Mystic Park. Himniv. Aug. 20 At the New Kngland trotting• h»>r- u,lut 3 t I im -2 27 l-» 2.20 12; 2 27 3 1 ‘-lain fhix.75 t'*r foals. ]HH'» or f.i'er w herever 1. G W. Leavitt, h m Fannie Sworn*. 1 I 1 .1 K Tbitver. b m Tinv 11 3 3 2 hr* IK. I’- 'kins. t» f W.-rhe Mo »re, 2 3 I y M l)o lg- eh g arlod, I 1 I i K. I. N )rcro-«. b f Marate {democratic convert on to*’i;> n m.n*t da judicial t ok t. >'-nator A'aoce o »r d ally r* iemmerd I to tt- leg.*, store f r r« -lection t the (*nitrrn and r* I *■t frr.ru -lie vx.sisrg agro nhnr xi dep -two. i »r s young Ia*i7 rtmtin* u !»ot.£« I at «h«*h won, time 1 lit; 3-4 m U, L-ifton Rio** »m wor. time Lift I; 5-A wile. Jvck of D-amonds wen. time 1 5 4; 1 1 8 m N. F»fz Roy won. time 2 00 1-4; 1 1-lb nuke, Glen mound won. time 1 54; steeple chaee. *b;rt course, Delaware «o". t ro- 2 53 3 4. BROTHERHOOD UD LUGOS. TUB BROTHERHOOD. Bicofclyr Buffalo. Cleveland end New Yotk. At Ni* York Innings, I J S U fi I S 9 New York, O 1 1 t 4 IOOI-9 Boston, 0 9 0 9 0 0 0 0 0— 8 Hit*. N% sr York. 11 Boston. 4 Kr ror*. New Writ. 4: Bo*t'ii. 10. K»tng and K* it'*;. Cumber! and Kelly, Murphy. At Philadelphia t— lunngs. 1284567 8 9 Brook 1> n. ?J 1 1 0 0 0 1 0—7 Philadelphia. 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0— I llu*. Philadelphia, 11; Brooklyn. 12 Kr Philadelphia, Brooklyn 4. Hu* ted and Hallman; Sawders and Oaily At Buffalo First gam. Innings. 128456799 Buffalo. 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 l 2- 6 Chicago, 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0— 2 Hi Buffalo, 19; Chicago, Krror*. Buffalo, 2 Chietg.i. l. Cunningham aid Mack Ballwin, and Boy Y, Farrell. See .111 1 game Inning.* 1 2 9 4 5 6 7 9 9 Buffalo. 1 l 0 0 0 4 It1 0— 7 Chicago 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hits. Chicago. Buffalo. 11. Krror*. Chicago Buffalo. 1. Cunningli tin and Mack; Hurston and Karrell. At I itul urg Innings. 1 2 8 4 5 6 7 9 9 York, 12 Error*. Boston. 2 New York, 2 Clarkson a d Ganzcl; 1 hi ly, Welch and Buckley. At Brooklyn 1'ir-t game Innings 12 9 4 ft ft 7 8 9 Brooklyn, I ft o n i. o 1 o i I:: Philadelphia, u 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 Hit*, Brooklyn, 17, I’hiludclpli'a, Errors, Brooklyn, 2; Ph ladelplua, Gleason, Clements and Sehriver; Koutz, Carruthers. Terry and Daly. Second ganx Innings, 1 2 .1 I ft ft 7 8 9 Brooklyn, 2 U ft I 9 o o I i I'.’ Philadelphia 10 0ft 0 0 0 I 0— Hit*. Philadelphia, II; Brooklyn, El Errors, Philadelphia, 0; Brooklyn, ft Smith and Schmer; Terry an I Clarke. Rational League Standing Won. Eo*t. Placed. Per Cent Brooklyn, bft 9* .i;i,9 Boston, 63 97 |(>o i Cincinnati, ft'* 97 90 14 Philadelphia, ft9 40 99 .ft'.i.'t Chicago, ft 4 4ft 99 ,ftC. New York, 49 All 99 491 Cleveland, 90 90 .919 Pittsburg, 19 78 97 Jl»« Other Game*. At New Ilmen New Haven, 2; Harris berg. *1 At St. Louis St. Louis ft; Rochester, Called, daikriess At V wars Ball more, ft; Newark, I. At Colombo* Columbus, 9; lir klyn, At Toledo—Toledo, 7 Syra« use, 0. Notea from the Ball Field. Burdette i* rarely marked for i«dense now. The I'hiUdelpliias are making a great e! fort to k*ep among the lead -r* LsthumN heart i- in his work now, even if his sympathies are with the Brother hood. Ward is contemplating making a hang> a* third base. Joyce is to Id.ng his posit on very poorly. Harrington i* taming a great reputation fer ripping base stealers. He catches th fastest of them. And now Vickery ol the Philadelph club evinces an .n lmati n to leave tin National »n I join well the Play rs Ciricinna'i a i.-hances of getting the pen nant are no', as gl mm/ as iney w* r Much depends upon the coniii g tsten trip The hospital IV. of the New York Irngi am received two near additions yeat* rday C ark*- and Buckley are laid up ni l. smash'd fingers. Il has h .iked out tliat at the recent m in/of the An eric an A* >o'i itiun st Lo. i iile the dire' ors decided by vote in far. r of amalgamation. Latham f as knocked a I ttle ginger into the ir.cini ati Club. The Western paper speak tf it as the Inchest club in th 1« ague organization. lie fig'it for the ba chall penrant i England »m I to be very hot. A pick* English team, it i* said, w.ll tis.t thi country nest s ason. The dir» ctors of Hi» Cleve’aod Natir n league club lav** already o.a r.m»io fora guarantee sinking fund for the i x ftv11 urney. He remarked a* be atepp ahjard that h- had been pretty rough!, ireate-1 rr;e be stepped on Canadian I The Information Waa Corract. Mostrrac, Aug. 20.—Free* diapatebe* Monday »t ited that a Montreal correapon dent had en a letter from the Treasury dep»rtm*nt at Washington recommending the Amer f-ao Trar* portal ion Company not to accept any consignment of cartridge* from Canada for Mexico ae it i* intended to ditcontin te to Canada those bonding priri* Irff* hitherto eojoyt-l. Th*- information wa* denied. Thome* Brainerd, President of tie company, tow admits that the fact*, are ai stated. I IMMENSE DAMAGE Id CantOD Yaur, Switzerland, By A Cyclone. Kurds Bring Supplied Wiiti Rides by tbe Government. Steamer Oiegctr Burned on Volga Rivet Many LIvm Lost. IWkm. Vug. SO.—A tty clone aeept through Carton Year todav doing an int n»e «e smi unt of damage. The village* of l.a Valle,* an 1 loux were devastated, and whole for.*:* deatreyed Many per »on« were injur. I The atorm la tied three minute*. Lady Dunk, WtH 0u« for Llbol. l.oatHtN Vug. So Yiatounteaa Dunlo, nee Belle Billon, i* about to appear before the public again in the character of a liti gant. The lady ha? matiluted a *uit for damage agatuat the proprietor* of a l>ubbn newapai er Mie allc.-e* that acme of the matur* pubkabod by the i ewapaper in cot. necUcn with tie r«eent unavct*t»aful autt for divorce brought against her by her hu» hard were of a libelov* nature The Yu counter* baa declared her fixed delermltta 'i ui to ab*t don the atag at the expiration of her t rea. nt two year* engagonn nt. She w.ll join her I.unhand, tl.c Viacom.!. a) Kditthutgh an VYeduc*«lay. Bintat Mm,lei of Bevcial Moitka. K«»mi Vug SO N.wakfa horrid and in" t’l u* er hi la ju** r. *cln> i the city b tir wuied a inaakcd to n fcreed their i oo tl, l.o*;>« co t onveut at M.r.il, in I’mbna duru g the abaence of the gren’er p r ion of »It. occupant* The invader* k II. d two of the thte monk a left in charge, •tabbed the thir I and heat a boy to death. FI. mutderera tin n decamped, but to- k no booty at .1 f; no clew to their motive for the crime. N«w Cavalry Tactics for the Ungllsh Army. I.«*ni>on. Aug 20 An entirely new system of cavalry tact ct lots been issued to tin* llorac faiiat• tw hv the War Ifepaitniellt. for ol'ncrvan.*e «t tin- coming maneuvers, greatly to the diagust »»f tin troopers. The i Icingc lias ctiixed a great-leiil of confusion, and ad led gr ail) to tile already idcsprvn I diM uiiicnt among the military A Movement Against Copilot. Ha in.in, Aug. 20. I ll Muonchener Ailgtmein uung an I the Koluiaehe /••i ung have formed a I ague agini Chan ce lor on i aprivi an I are demanding that a at'otigi i man he put at the head of afTaita. and at ilu- *»n time pruteating against I'nme Hiamafck'a dsunssal. Kurds lifting Uiippilad With Rlflea I.onoon, Aug 20 A diap.i(rli from Kr zeroum to flic Itallv New a saya the Govern uieni im supplying ill* Kurils with Martini r It a The I’ll istisus hive c lit the tel zrnjli wins Four Arm-i in is who made them selves idiji-etlouahli to the aufluinlii a ere itrangl* 0 in prison (Steamer burned Many Idvee Loet. Si I’ithisih ko, Aug. 20 Simmer Gr bn ik «liarea Int e fall, n |i> 21 I 2. Gold is •ptance of provi-ional I'rcwident K/eta. Tt i- m t* out ’onn- of u»gotiation* and ttie result of the efforts of the United Stsf. s Min «'er Mizii *r a 1* I by the legis lation of Nicaragua and Costa l—This after noon Dr GiorgeC. K, chard a, one of the »t known pf»y#i ians In Danbury si h 20 -••.spraci: i «»s arrested charged with •i or l*-r in cai/si* g Uu* death of Mo Daniel l.each, who died ofwi ai ortiou last Tu* a d.y. Outtcuburi Races. GtTtRwntrao. N J., Aug 10.—The fr-H mile Vaoce won, tun 1 b 12 far angs Hack stone won, tunc 1.27; mile bum losti won, tim* |.I7 1 2; 7 mile Hnu venis won, time I At 1-2; 7-H mile i s,* won, tim 1 I POWD? Absolutely Xusk A cr«|m at -tartar baking i<«wd«r. Fllgheat of al in It* lea no log rtrength.— U. 8. (hmnnent Report, Aug. 17^1888. l

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I,ew 11arka*-*• tir./lrtrY of C,^mtV ttti.f»' ft W it P rnewtt, KoeUMd. *"Umn 11*1, Hi 1 f rt.iiiiHVmrr ll"rt» F w. i i Tfrnrmr. f It. ii'.tniia 14 I 1 H„ji*trr.r J.'n I I-' »»»L'r Hs.ndnr ffAmU *Ai*.’r»-r t l.liiM *‘Ojw»r r An, A I. PI**«l»t|Ml* Atmmlnr K J il.t! M /.VW,W f „f M' A X IkMfrr nUrr.a AMt I I lA-t.n-t I. X-. I.t.. t in t *lk- ‘',f vil.. k*g»4alMH Hr Ilflt. r llrhry v\ III’ IMIll t rt r.mrt* l t X »u„. Shrrtff Jttbn It Hail'.a t .nnhj tttsrrn.ii O.Mfl. I» MrW'li. liJchOittUi t intnlii Trrn-i‘f -1 k A ‘A v ttr-jlifrr of firr.ts I,.- W II,Inf ■m. ty niisn..: ni. i t A' i nrr.Howilwnlwni I,, ft iJit.M-r, H*»li r*»l Atmatur kytvent. r .J A *k.,wr,njr*«. r .Ifi ,n, .nk A II... I’ll I til- Id Hlvlli II .1 A tin n» h’„.»t.i If.ilr VV ill i i ..I II I i F tirli" I r r All t-M I **l«‘ y Treitmunr tin.tf■' u*hl if h«-jC»u IMIS. IIKSKY I til,II >f »,l»lniM-|U, Will. k ar l. F.t*.|*K»*i, A I'tlri, •*l»t Ijf c m, A MW iiA si lhwr, AMb*»MJ/tlOM to 1 IIK I'All Y ANI» H KKKI.V Jni RMAf m«v J»p ru.ttie thrunifti Ibr r«*r'!i‘» I »ef*i'tn»'i.i ot lb« Aiiicm nd K> i-i j *t wnv p.'* .I'l.lrr rr .tin* ft.f ytMir ..l.tf ijXion. *nd w'l Iniwanl ,.s ,br :»r,B«y «r»te* *ttiw hod to «a wntei u, send tho fot am '.mk, fie*' •bar^e. escepF thr|da l/*si».«1 look in \atii for the rght of a free ballot. and for that ninth r t will a white mm so long a- h act- with the Republican pm .y. The harlc-tou, S. 4 News ml Pour Tr regards *i'h pride the I t that south nrollna had few. r repre-intative- at! ■the rec4*nt t. N I.’ cucimpiu«*nt in lh» ton than any r the -hot gun j Two -tates.-ueu of Ih« I mui-d m;| leg! latur*’ have conn forward with i -chcm«* hy till'll r vre-e tat on t.t Lodg* at P rt'ar.fl The speech of Henry Cabot lodge a? Portland Ttte-day night, the full text of j which ha* appeared in cur telegraphic column* «as» mo*t masterly etTort. With trenchant force lie showed that the real hostility of the tVmocratle party t»the Federal election bid come* from the fai t' that it give* publicity to Congressional! election* and in this way give* greater surety that they will be honestly con-' ducted. In the language of Mr. Lodge this bill “touch’** no local officer*. It Interfere* with no local system. It sim ply provide* that there shall he l uited Stale* *ui ervisor* appointed by courts, who *ball examine uatura’iz «t.on. wutch voting, watch the count, and make return of them to the ehieT supervisor. If the whole district U under the law and the c he ptdma f u it* t^Viu' ovcV that, b »t from that there 1* an ap]M*al to «our;*. ’i he man w toUoMs a Slate cer tificate, if ho fatbits die is wronged by not rec iviog a United State* certificate, gritted an appeal to the court*. T >mZ ia the i#ejftnt»tng and cod of the law." Ortaiftly thin U an eminently ja*i fa MMtrv* one in the interest* of a free folk* and an fcooeat const, U> which the Ik-pubiW.-an party Hand* squarely p. d by the very flm re«crfutioo of! rational platform. It L» one to wbkh t would certainly nm that every Amt> an who believe* in the parity of the i 4-allot and the ftacredneta of the right of tffrage. should give an unqualified a* *ent It U strange indeed to fee with »5iat a perfect •form of mi.#representa tion and opprohfium the Democratic and Mugwump paper# have'attacked this foeanure, wboec only and evident pur-1 P#*m; i* simply to give greater publicity i«l honesty to Coagrenikmal election*.! Tfoir course ha* shown very clearly to the people of the country tftttj t.*dge Accept ing the *!«itrment of Hon Koger *1 Mill* that there (*e polling places in thl* country, he -how* that our army f £’.,000 art u wjiuld give u* ju-t live •eventha of a roldler at each polling ;.Uci•' lie think* that the terrible picl hit- t,f t,r people groaning under the despotism of Uve-scventh* of i soldier at each polling place is indeed appalling ii lv u*e!e»* for fkunocra.s and Mug wump* to undertake to veil their »pj»o -Ition to the f ederal election hill under an) .in li ridiculous and flimsy cry u iMa TIm* plain fact i- 'hey oift want .••nest ongressi n.il lections. As long i- >l»e vote in the l#cm«HT»lh‘ South is made, under existing conditions, to iint a* much a# six «-r eight vote* in I the Ifepublie.n North they are perfect ly content to let matter* remain as they If rltiv Iteplihli- til* should hi- re*potl jhh- for the defeat or this just measure l v -hould he niiide to feel the vigor i'iid il election* bill reefs with the Kepub lii ins, for their tnaj »rity in the Senate i, .uHit-lent to secure its passage if the\ give it their united support in eonform it y with tie party pb*dg Lind liana er kfetoiui 1 n a paper read 1m-fore the .\4nerirati B ar Association it S ira oga Spring i cst.Tilav Hon. 1 >\vight II Oliustead some original views on f-and Trans fer Reform. I'he temiem y of modern times,” lu •i.iid, “i aea*id» an I umcT, rv» >r a small court r movement j mad up «f r side t# of country flae* who a:c going'to pa** the r vantiou* n he city. A peru*»l of the country cor re -oondence in onr S'tte weekl e* will ccn *joce any on that the number of those is t y o rataa* small. (Vntradi-.t 'tj report# rone err in" the hteb rr> crop cause from var ou# part# of tin.* State. lu some nctioM it I# said to be a vc y h*avy ore. whiY in others it is ie cl r a failure.

A good f lace for the summer girl ha* at I length he n discovered. The OM Orchard I a Shell report* that at a recent dance it tha* popular resort tne geatieven outnuni h.rvd the ladie* If ar 'Hat gi)I# Fa haooabie life maw be *t its height at »>U1 Orchard now jcdgtng from the long ui# of beautiful "coatames* published n j the Sea Shell th *#o day* The gen»rots j rtvort-r give* every one an elegant dn an I aeidotn permit* any one to be without dtamoad*' Bv^utch gentle tlicughtful nc" a* this, i* life at that delightful rerott plea**ct to fair womaa as a »um aiei's dream I>r. J Can advocate* in the Aro oik Republican a pla t for an Aroovok rail r *ad to be built an I control !««l ny Aroosto dt people. He wcu?J have ’he town; unite in tuiinj a narrow gasp* nmi from Ma ta i wamkeag l> Fkieeg&a *lf, sod think* th*i if local mean* •bovl." »»rver JU*d grad.; lb* 1 Use. osiade capital t '©oil gra«p in- op per toaiij to aaa.s: ia eot iphii’g it. Tb« Sr* Brans* fcfc staiton age a: at i Pfesqa* Isia i* ««t •♦wdtfrtfcat the Can4»ii*u Pacific iic. itrng taxes en shic gie» and ***iin* tasm *ia 8f. icha thus d-- privir.g t» Main;- mtral of the carry ing of frei rht. He says that the reduc tb>i first madewss fSft?t-ded to ■‘rover a lo: of low grade shiaeie* that **»tM e*>t bear lliiiaportaftnn at the on.' inary freirh: rate, and that the order has le« r^aciadeiL The intern i tn of th** line be say*, ia j coettnee u beret jfore ia regard to arraag-. meet j with their western cornice ac a*. Th* Maine com packer* atd r»i*ert ar*.* no« looking happy Oce 'lay last we*-n .S**t*> lady ?rnt i ally sf**t drop of *lla.V»ina in r eye I am) of rouru t!»«* pupil of Uv* immersed ovtit- enlarge I whib the other pupil re mained a* nature iat-nded- It was i layvlwfon* 1. r**yi«bt» after yon hav- eatings win? l the light that you may not scared half rut 1 of your wits by iodr*il at fil from Baltimore, 75 cents fr'jfii Pbs!;i lei Mt to fir Mi N I Many vessels are returning tt the ice ports in bailast rather than acc* nt these rates. Fairfield .Journal A lady pasted thruu.c our *tre«*t the other day on a bicyci* It v. as a novel «»-.*r.e hut mcL a thing 1:1 t«i«* future will he an everyday occurrence We underhand that one .r tw-( ladies have *d- a.'v ordered safety* and wi l appear cut j r.ding soon. Two profession* gentlemen in Fairfield reilr*- i to a re si .Voce in that village one: day recently to refresh themselves with i- nion# !e. They starred the w it. r man: g the kitchen sink «?e*ot'd them-- ve- j 10 the bev.*r#gc When tb«- head of th j fsmilv arriv .1 on dj- r *ii found thi* rn.. sfou or inland Maine. The J -s«rs 11 in--, wlioui'3 ft a point, hav. alreA'I cxjn*lull’d ici.rly a thousand dollar' j in improvements u »od vubstanti.il pier, being uiiiorig them, and to-y contemplate a svstem of wafer works which will supply I Miri ’ii/ wat.-r for everv cottage Wa bi j speak for their resort .4 ra; i 1 growth MAINE PEOPLE. Kx G ivern >r John D. I.ong of Mt-i eliuswlt- with hi w milt") daughters st *rt from Burk tie ..I thin w ek. to walk to the lik' region. Mr. It i l.»v-.r nr principal of the Farralngto i High School in Fammwfon. Minn is v.siting I i* father, I) .i. James 1*. Lawrence i.. t’heirx ft- Id He is a grad uate from Oolbv I'mversity, cla-s of '72. Th LoxelG of Ni York have issue i a unirmr edition of Koh. r K. vdale s nnxel S;n d hv th Swor f. in th i- \m. ti. an Noveli ts‘ nt« s* gr at that tie r i- no dou* t but that a 1 tin exhibits wdl In- of a h git cr ier of exeel letire. Mr II G. (*oburn, agent for the sale igger. Mr John Wiswe’l of K l Mar m ke p ng e f..r profit and e'early d-'tinr.*! rat s that it ran he -l.m-. V r> r l of th. pr du of tvo ordm r\ e iw fur the month of .1 utie was publish >1 i* the ti i'e. With the same -I for th mi l Mr .1 A Fdlebrown. from th‘ W. ar- cut i--: h r- -Kev. Krviiti l>- a:ett. formerly i. ntor f t .e ilspri-t t hen he now Koslind.il. M i" with his am ly ;uv x i- t i g frie in town H- will pn .eh In th Baptist church n xt Stild.itli t 1 x 'I M'nnu :i In Austria. A ii'n-', i f Ar.stri.i-IIum.rary talecs place t!ii x sr. and il min.-b r ••l' pttli li.■ instriietii.il i as ,:u. ..ut.- >1 that girls and women, if they «-a:i prove them :.t I’.es n.injH't- lit, tie apply for the t ’acf «*f enumerators. The cmant^ijia ti-n of wotn.-n in Am- r is well ad vamjeil. (hie-thi; l of ail tl»“ ami telegraph clerks and .11 th t.-h-phono ch-rks. as w.-it as th i iters in girls’ schools, arc women. Lately ;i lady ocu list. Frau Dr. Kcr«olibaitmer. *-l'SjiIz burg, was allow, d to op.-n a ho-pital of h-roAll. Sell.-, d o I. le rs i'-.. -,-il paid, tlr ir Siilari‘-s ratijriu;: fr r.t £70 to £100. A largo proportion fr-m noble fapiih. sarnl tbos.-of o!>h-/-i uid govem inoiir ofrieials. The ]>osi:ion of govern ess. on the ntrary, is much dr liked.— London X-ws. Temperature of Snow. The femp- raturt* f snow at different ib pths Ills b« n iuve 1 by Signor Chri.'toiii. He fin is th;“ variations iu temi*erafur*‘ t rh*' i- w.-t !;»y**r, next the ground, are extn n:- iy small, while the uppermost lay. r 1. is often consider ably higher teinjierature. The temper ature minimum of the air layer next the snow was always 1 v ’-than that f the uppermost snow layer, while an air layer about twntv inches >r- v had a higher temperature than the 1r. r 1.2 inches above the snow.— -n w* fee! that you cannot endure it another htinua^ani are persuaded that the last feather%till surely be added.: unwittingir, perhaps. by vour bo»s troti*. bubb l tag-over Utile folks, just try the experitWBt of stepping into ihe fnrtlie-t comer of th** h.» your work in the cool of the morn- j j easy, but a. k salt di*r forty years and has 7,'xioiuii t.nits, is a section covering kpv * lay hers-if down to rest and pis l away without the least struggle. In the future, in nil government docu ments n«d eM.-in] publications in Canada. .'-h words is flavor, labor, honor, etc., must lie sp.*lt with the "ii,” according to the English usage, as favour, lalsmr, hon our. and not, as hitherto, after the Ameri r:i:. Htjrlc. i mayor of Newport. Mont., declare*! ••ue new baths n;»*n. f{e then withdrew, and. t hrowing aside his robes of offli 11air a# the faiiira ember* of vitality ar> |rapabh f Wit rr fcjodud into a warm and j rual jri a, jns« loo* tb»r- is hope fur th w*-ak «imiocipat* «i .nvaitd I.«*t him not. j ilK-nSsi. dispose, at •'•mi ncoaragetnrn? g from this and ;rjm th> farther Tnrt umt 1st *4 -e-v-ufive a.o#t potest lo r* Faiar thfc Ailapi j rill p«w*r» o* a br-kt n down system Yes,: .iik* ft* unexampteij tosk virtues, Host-? i j St Hat h Hi.ter* dally rerivin* strength in tn> bodies and h;p* ;a the minds of thewrbV j and n* r\s >u.s Appetite, refreM.ro* sleep, the a-- I 'jit'Kim of lleeh and col r, art- bte«eia*s atteu j oaat Upon -he reparative pron **es which this J I prfct l-** invUroiant speedily initiates and carri** j to a ftcres.*fal o*hlas.i a Df*e»tkHi Is r»aron 4. j the » the Hitter*, which is i .!fVn*ive v»ep the fend nine palate.vegetable j i in com|»s!Ti a, and thoroughly sale. l ii, atd regain vigor!__ If the la ties wool! abandon cosmetics! and more generally ke p their blood pare *n i v.goroz* ^y t~.e of Ayer’s Sar?apa rills, n*:jr* y ai- cotnj-l^xicns »oa!d h> the rtiiv instead rf the ixteptinn, n in iresec*. I’ere b'.o d is the lert b?*a::fier eajlfeodAvrlw i 1 I j

I DISINFECTANT. Send for Book of Instruction*. {acmoil CHOliaL COy 26 tadU So. Bester. kit*!vhieud3mtupcclnr Kseapln- an £u»bmrru**meati A local newspaw r mm who went down to visit his wife at the aeashore recently had a v»ry narr' w -cape from j musing what, to put it mildly, would have been talk. His wife was boarding at the Blrnk h >*i- it s. :m that there Is a!s«» a N w lii .::s. hoo.*- ..t this resort, ignorant« f that fact, when t v.-ung j -.lrnali-t la i-ort-« r with Blank house on hi--: m and sent a porter along with him. “She most be up by this time,” he remarked to the porter; “th«- baby wouldn’t let her stay in bed.” “The baby? Why, the has no baby,” the porter said. R--it* ration und-denial followed, and finally it entered the jour nalist’s mind that it was jx visible for a lady of the sum* name as his wife to be staving at that hotel. The matter was linally straightened out and he found his wife at an >tii«.r hotel.—Washington Rost. EDUCATIONAL NOTES. The school board of Mannheim, in Ybv deu, (iermany, has just concluded a forty two room school buil ling at a cost of Si'Jo, oou. A sum of $53,000 has been collected by Atncrii auiladi'-s for the furtherance of the higher medical edueaimn of women at the Johns Hopkins university. Yale university counts on an enrollment of over 1,700 students for t he next college year, including *J40 fre-dum-n and over MJU in the academical department. Iti the University of Heflin the academic year will henceforth divided into a winter and a summer hallo dir (half year), the term “semester” hitherto in general Use Is ing proscribed, probably in deference to the mt r:t Teutonic spirit which is at present insist ing cm the expurgu' .on of the Herman language from all taint foreign inlluem e. City. EASTERN TERMINUS OF THE INTERCOLONIAL RAHWAY. T&e Sbort Me to Ernie. Terminal City Company l.lmiteij w:i■* char terrd ny thi Parliament .V-v.i s. nufa;r t• i■ u distance o' hvi* mile*. 250,000 Stores of Treasury Stuck To he «old to di-v« !op the prop- r’v. I he Company ha* uo di It*, lie *tm 9, IV*>-** Van*. 2 «EO. n. Ml HOI S, Fr^idont. HIRAM M. PEARL. Hi-iCI M innci r. 1 OKLA.Ni'O P. SHANNON, TrM.orrr, I July3dlm fob fi.m: PHOTOS -CALL ON FAIRFIELD, Cony 8t, I^n*»t Hide, Room* on grcun 1 floor; no tiresome flight* of 1 •tain to riiist*. Sittings mad*- untii -atisf-u n i« armored, without e*:ra rimr/, CrP as ;..w as p-xwdbte for Firs*.Work. Lar.dscape Work a *P* ciaity. CABINETS. S3.OO Per Doz. NINETTES. fi.OO bOTT.Th kSt f The ancua.! me* tin/of the stockholder* of the D*ix?er Fieeatftxju:. Railroad ompnny will f> br'd in jjampe -n'* Ha'i, Dover. M- on Thursday September -i'll, at iuuVwk A. M »r the following i urpoe*-' Fir*t, to hx the number of Dirertrr* f.,r *aii nnipaar; .ud, to enH Direr-.-.: thi-.i, to trao*a>-- any other in-e* that »»v pro-. »rix come before the m* ting I.. IV Kvaih, clerk. a-jjgtr.k m The Kennebec Journal may be found on salts at the Chisholm Brothers news stand, Ur ion Do pot, Portland. Special Itotertiscmcnte Small advertisem-at*. raorWusg butr T* eernisf udef brad of Warriaiv. r.*» i« r. To LsT, Loot, fec^ srtil Sr b»-»o m run* if r 35 crots, three im»i ft» 25 c*w» *»d oar week ft r SC HIU, KhlKV paJWMTBI. I LOST. LWT-A black GcM- n witrr with ullov leg*. Worm a collar mark* 4 Ii A. Leslie, Melrose. Ms'*. Aeimal has? n a ant ago. SulaMr ft ward gtrea for hi* irtura Or inf** e-aTion a* to V.* where*boots a? The re* hie net of Jcscph Per ry, W ifiirr Wire*. Uardin- r. Me. aagUbUw* LOST Between -ago-;* *imI I'. i uiui-jU ar j J. D. Anderson. Imv*. Me j vMU_ iFOXJXCP.'" IjjtOT’311*.— lint the “Want** coUuna of l he 1 Kennebec Journal ii o-. of the ir o«t «-Sec tire medium- far r»-a* ’.i ug he tntl .L may lMtf i illASTliD.-A com(e-tcut girl fur general i t.ousenork. ia«p4ijt ct^M- !l K »ittj, I ’-i»ei.iiv _nag '.-Ilf Tir*STEI»-A c;;;«We gtrl general V? houkeWotk in a fatnilf of three go to AVinthruj-. Me. Good pay. Addn», t. W J vc*. J -oX. \Vmtlirup. aug'&ilw i 'VXTA^TKD.-lsim.lMrly. gir: to f:iku- Sfo'. decihltf **A I.K— l!nu-e Fit I IV oc-' UI Jed bv N. IJ H:imien on Flin m. r. given at Apply to I.KVI-AI.I, hlboMB or V. ti. i1 _c-f. »-’*>.;tf TTinB MALK—House# in diflen nt par** of the -fl? city, ranging In price from |rA) to $6000 v oo good turins in thin city and Dew here. Apply tl*i office of I. 8. fix.ii, Alt’y at Law ami i-oalerin Beal Kstat". fi b'dfidtf TO LET. fTli» I i;T. Office recently occupied by J. 1 l*«dti:f j DEPITISTRY. J. ROBERTS, D. D. S (Ifoctor of Dental Suryerjf.) Office: No. 122 Water Street, NtlAH POCT OFFICH. OCtHdt? E. W. WHITEHOUSE, rJ Attorney, Coureoffor at Law, aZ IHmI E*t«t* ^TT 170 W A T R BT. P O. Box 2ft, AUGUSTA, MAII'TB. 5*tr novlTdtf JONES LEIGH, it Lit, CoMui i Spkij Ofl't In Allen’* Bio* V, An(nita, B>Im. c. W. JOXFJ, TVlOXtAfl LEI till, J|» 99 pric* frr.m ISO 94.JMH*; ni t i *«***ral l«» to 15 v*p tutvrb* of I 'h** city, ov two a too ana |>ricc fr*.i» 1 *o |%M«). Bonrtt ftvi tea* raenti t' i-*. i >L. WHiTinotSK, At tftrJ*?. AatMi*. Mail*-- jaaldtf

CITY OF AUGUSTA. The Mayor** Office h»nil |irUill Trlr«;rM|ililnK. rl« 'll.* i'fl'rgf it* op* n nil tin yt-nr, u,.| u 1: i- ..I fr'iool, f aiiiiDi: young upllt* a* good 'or alttlng* a* fair. odt Maraaobuaetta, Wore*'* r. Polytechnic Institute rif- r* roarer a of Italy ia Cl*.IK sr*than:-.aK aantrtc*J F.ogi»*-«-dJ«j and Crwitiiatry, and propone* r/mr» ia Itiyiial and I'nliMcal .Vi*-n-» for training of t»ach»»r» and for Eunice**. New and a>C|'i*tdy rcx! year U-glo* fc* pt« mber 9, \wfi. tor caUlone. addrw il r FCKKF.R, p*f«idect of Faculty. STORE FOR RENT. Ia tHe IC*>nn»*bec Journal B'fccV, lately Occupied by jobbing the (following goods at i'orrlan 1 1 Jioaton pric«* Flour, Tea, Coffer, Spires, Tobacco. (Ji'jurs, Con J'erl loner a mat Faurp fJroreries. Give u* your Trad, nnd *«vp freight. FRESH and SALT MEATS, Country Produce tak>-:» in exchange for good*. JAMES E. FULLER, Wholesale an 1 It- tail Grocer. AUGUSTA, 3VIK. Joljrnidtf. AUGUST RACES -—AT THE Augusta Driving Park, Thursday and Friday, AUCUST 28 and 29, 1890. i IK6T If A Y. c Minot#- Cla««. Pur»* of 0ft i S7 CAh.a, Parw of J.V) O* ZXI LIa*i, 1‘itm: of Mi 00 SECOND DAY. Lr*-**a Hor*v*. Par**- of fiOOVi 2t5(.l»«, IV»?o/ IX V, 9 CU'V, Pur*#- of &V0 Of) CocdPion* of rT'*ry u*b*I. Entries cio«# Aajro-r Nation t. min to govern. aagPMtf PER ORDER. 1 tlm faflg fJmttrtff annul THBRSIIT, MIDST !1, IMS. t(Vd« of thank* and read u boat of raspect, will tw charged at tha rate of tan cents a hot All ad Terrain* announcement! ot entertain meats whose object is the rniein* of money will tie charged at the rate of fifteen cent* hoe. SUMMER BOARDERS. Partic wanting Summer Itonnlrn i «h»aldail,rrtt'ir In I hi' “Want Column" nf tin* HOLY JOl'RS AL. lour lines one week for 50 cents. TO VICiTION TOURISTS. Parties leaving the city on their «n«n mcr vacations, can have the 1UII.Y 10VRXAL sent to their address for any length of time desired, at lo cents per week. Address of paper changed when w ished. WUW ADVliSTIBFiM WfiTe TO-DAY An.iwnii ni* llarrv l.juttl-v’• Star Compam. Annual On ting of the IVxtrr A riscauption it was the moat quiet day for a month. The Harry Hindi, y comnany are just rc I i i:e g from a very sueci*sful tour of New l.run-wi k, Canada, and are now en route South. M.ss Ko«e Tucker, vlu was badly burned in the late Quincy disaiter, i# a g an l' Ini I yl Mr* ('ha*. Turner on throve ‘tret t. 11. less on Mr. II. Div.s’ furniture, I in t .l by removal hn, a* F paint and varnish i* getting m a fly dry, th* windows are In in? w a«lie I and tii sign is up. The Arn ml base ball t mi a:cepti the challenge of the Augusta Jr team, and v .11 on the Driving Firk grounds for bus ness, this afternmn n*. il»'.*e oclo l.. or ;tG jv.t !hr* i:;.e i in* ns Fi tr t bi tween vt land G:ri nr d Garfield. 'ib- party who a fiFi.ug at 'I’ogus l*Jt d, t other day, and waiV 1 and waited, I> it in vain, t> test t.*.r!nn it* If i*. dd ro n. The city a kf-1 fr the f ponemct.t of n wnk which 9 rant'd. At the er*l of that I riH i. i* i r;** "tsd that the e.fy will have •*ke rorr- rrirut f >ur inch be?w n j them.

1 twin-a* long rs cheap soap for laundry use—limn* Is. Local Notices. To Our Customers. Having purchased the Halbwell Baker)’. wp are prepared to furr.ith anything in our i line from the store or the cart. Don’t ta mistaken by other teams, but watch for our cart. Kouniss St Tolmas. augldtf Reader, you can go to Popham Beach to morrow for #1.00 for the round trip. Take the 0.20 train and make tlo*« connex ions with the steamer “Percy V” at Batb, you will have six and a 1mlf hour* at thi ll, ach. Pare from Augusta. HsDoweli and Gardiner the same. auglm&thur f

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A MobI# lift Week. Dr. B. T. Sanborn, Superintendent of Me Insane Aayiom, recency received a riait from Dr. Jofcn Frezuwrtoo of Birxn isgfcam. Eoflard. Dr. Frcspsoctoa gradu ated from lie Bowdciu Medical School in WA in tb* same class with Dr. Sanborn. He was tbe son of a eery wea'thy English j gentleman and after ha jraduatioa at Brunswick he returned home »:t*» an id*aj of >111 farther prosecuting bis medical! studies. He soea became latere tied, how ever, in the poor, bomelet# ehiMren who wander about the scree's of London end arc comnv>r..y tailed gutter saipea. The death of hi* father leaving him with abundant meant at bis vpoasl, be determined to enter upon th. wtds of them to tbit country end found tfeem home* in the vicinity of Toronto aid snada Wt»t. That j was in 1373, tni *;sce then Dr. Frogmor ton ha* devoied bit time and energies to' this great pi dtnthrophic work The Christian j.- ar.*I character of bis work j loon Attracted att'ntion and hundred* of noble men and women, both in ti> s ar.d the OH ruri'ry. ime to bis assittaac*. To-day the W'.rk ha* attained very Urge pr.jpofii ,u» an l many people arc regularly employed in it and. f the direction of a large society. An edu>*a:ioraI .riattShticn\ in provided, in which the children are given j a course of Instruction before fc« ng brought i to this couet-y. T xlay ;li3 hildreo flr«t j brought across Jho ocean by I)r. Froffinof ten are nearly all worthy members of society Among them are in **fal law ysr*, doctor!, merchants, farmer*, musl*- j tcra and mechanic*—in fact in nearly ever; walk of life they may bo found. Dr. Frog.nor ton ia a ft type of the frank, high-minded, accomplished English genth man. Ilia lif*- wora will h* reafter form thu grandest and moat enduring monument' to hi* me more. Peiaoooli. Mr If H. Bl*i»-bll suit L GId Orchard yc*t rday. Mrs. J. W. Fog! r went to Bkowbegsn yesterday. Mi«i Louise Bobir non is at the Bluff* tills week Mr K C. Alien has gone to N"w York for a week. Mr*. George Cottle of this city it visiting fro nds in Boston. Mr Char!*'* Btarhrd of New York wa in the city yiMtrrdsy Mr. M. I. Hoi way ndorned fr m Hqair r« I f 1 ind U*t evening. nn Cottle ba* r«tor:ird from an r N. II fur fe-wda-. Mr D Gilmore of Hollister, Cal ha* been at the Cony H »u^- fr tin Harry Ltndley Company. *»:i* in t ie ly it* r day Mr. Karl 1* L* wi*. Harry lodley's ad Tan eg rut, arrive I on tin.* 9 4 train ye*- 1 M’TiUy. |»r. Cook f rmerly uin-ctel -.xr.h th» Mi-s 'I*!-■ I Week* of Jeff* r Mu. Governor and Mrs. Bu-!« gb -Tent to Oi l Orchard Iraek on th* t o o'clock train yesterday. Mr Book, r uf Hruusex-k, Sup* of j bri IgiM fur he M. C H H. Co.. «j» in j tow it yesterd y Mr and Mr*. C K lla’I icut.* today for •■The Bind Mi. Do Met I tincn of Newark, N. .J and Mr. K H. Hardtin of Sioux Fall*, Dak., registered at the Cony House, yes terday. Mr*. Edward Dunton returned last even ing from a vet to her ol 1 how:r hatn. N. II. She wa* n o npamed by her ino'h *r IJev William B indul! of Dy. r Brook m« m the ifv yesterday the i’iio«d of G\ ernor Bulb igh lie w ;1! att» nd the n ur >n at Camp Benson. Mr. Win Sliaw and wife, Mrs. 11 Hunt and Masters it in Shaw and Fr11 Bur deeu «»f Greenville, pasted t trough on the H train yester Vi on th i- return from I’ophatn Beach. Mr Arthur Belcher ard f Co- (ro-u Or goo. Mr Hermann tmtki giiplcijoire t ip throng i the n ith. He "1 go from t i* i ity t.) St. John ai d Q tie In c r ’oT BorUich, gncoinpa d’ 1 ly Mrs Bar!, ph un i Mi** K h l lhi-!eigbt return, d h »n*o last evening, after bavir g ion, N wpert. twlsy, t*> atu ml tie Gn. .1 Army encampment. Th. v U*rr on the -1 train this morning, and w.ll (site tvr at Watciv I t\ pre ctc\ lag to I imp Bcnvon soon after. lion. H M I tel a Mr Itilpb lMalstel. of Aogos'a. «er-' .n the city last I g ft foe CM* n tii s n tjp»-•. bv M s Ms. Mersey and K.ocvnce Fas. d Hamper Wkijp. pany of Bowdo.n t’c.'eg''*‘u lent* w*s in (be ii y ves .rday, fora rh»rt v «;t and t -day the/ wi’l go to Islcibcro* to remain for a time, THev ar.» n» ni' er* of tin* 30 delfcition of tie IV 1 a Ivsppi Kpsilon fr* tern iv. Tie pir*y oinsist* of Mr. O VV. Turner of Augusts; Mr. Kd*ard McCull ough of (his city Mr. Jise;h Tend ton of K.dfast; Mr G rg.* Blanchard of I.»wis ton an 1 Mr Waiter Ctttmu ngs of l>« x'.er At l-hsboro' they i l mnt Mr. Marry r Wingate of this city, win is Vso :i tuenber of the delegation. ft expect to l ate a very pYassn* time a* I»l.*d>ir ia the ri Ctir-irn aid he soiu-wlat cf i rewtixo. ilnhc/vr Wh\ There are three new cases of di, hduria at the Ilosj i a1.-■ curnug in cn* of fh.* no* building', i isolated fr m t ic ct itir cases, be:»ig at acme dsiar .e from the baililirgt jo which tboy cccutrv and there W n» defect ia the d*a agr. One case ii so light that it has spumed robbing tu jrc d termiaatMhtn a diphtheritic eharaev, the second is a fully developed ca*e though not malignant. the third is of strictly ma! g nart type though th? recovery of all is deinusl possible. The Ladies Delighted. The plearsr.t effect and the perfect safe ty with which ladies may use the liquid fruit laxative. Syrup of Figs, under all eomillion* make it their favorite remedy. It is pleasing to th** eye »rd to the haste, ite rtle, yet effectual in acting tro the kid ueys, liver and bowels. diwlmo. Tbm BtiU Board of Trada. The call tor the meeting of the State Board of Trade hu been laid. It will be held under the auspice* of iheJtartZasd Board, September l»>h at 2 30 P. M. AH toe Boards is the State are invited to aead delrgates in accordance with the following provision# of the con stitutioe: ■Each association having not over thirty member#, who fe*v! the Knox 4 Lincoln Railroads as Maine Central Su-ttnlx-at lines, will pis* •lelegates to snd from the Convention tor one fate the room! trip Delegates bare only to make tbemselv* known as such at the «tat'oas wi;.-r«* they purchase their tickets, to «-cttte free return tickets, or a roan! trip ticket tor one fare. A» this can he made a very useful and advantageous i masting to every Board tt« n an luvrcbaag* of view* and opinions tor the common god of the State, snd t!>«- discussion of trail*- matter* orbom* •''“lastfi. s. the inculcation of dose anil frtendly relations and a helpful co-opera tion in all matter*. Old Jsd Prcuty. An immeofc crowd pu ked Granite Hall last evening to it nr ia th» it-ccnd perforin an'.-e in this ri'y of Oil Jed Prouty, by Kicba.-i Golden, Dora Wiley and other well known member* of the profession. It will be renumbered that tbi* play was most erthusiaatioaliy received when giv a* New York success Across the eminent Mr Bindley and his company are II known here and are known to be artists in their profession. Some new ad j lir.ioti* have been made to the company, making it a very strong organization. The crew finished laying the new rail* '"lit th» staton yett*rdav. In lijiog 1 r»* t« -./ii a curve at a station it is customary t tend them cold which is done by sup porting the ra I at ca :h end only, about a foot fro n the* ground and applviug a heavy weight ral of the crew stand.r g on th 1 m d r- an l others hammer it along the »li l *r h at the vatu.' time. The rail will then ti.rm a perfe t arc of the curve of *li:c‘i t forms a put and the train will in jvc round it very smeo'.hly. On other pirts of Mi? real this preeau ion i* not tvkvu hut the r.t is arc iai-J straight an 1 tic directi'-n 1 .mg- 1 at the jolt ts only which j make* vr. good curves where the curva turc is slight. Mr Will Dele, who returned from a visit j to Mss’-a*, l.u*it's fricnls Tuesday night, ''rings back *.'h him a luniaome gift for his i.ttlc son Hob Hob ha* always longed i f »r ft pony i ver sirce he knew what one ss i d mow be i* the fraud possessor of as handsome t fooy outfit as stand* in th i State. The li r'e fell is a Shetland, J thorough! r I ard po*s. orr or.d and compl. tes a natty turnout Kob r .it pr /poses to make some of th. step pet* hustle, a* he is sure hi* cqu’ne possesses consi h rable speed. Ki*!i of snfM i.-nt variety to suit the most exa-tiig. are in th* market now. Sptnish nn. r. I from southern waters, larger and of fl ier flavor than the ordinary, tfca' i reai It us only about twiee a year, i* one i of li. unusual attracti ms just now. Sword fiMi p enty and lulibut has droppe I four cents in price. Common mackerel are much plenty Mian they wore and cun n. r* and white perch are some that the i market nfford* in addi ion to the regular nil I the year round variedc M K11.* ibctli G. Thorne died at th- r. l-n-e of her daugh'er Mrs. Augustus B. Si- Ih at ll' N.iiomM lion- on the H'Mi She 1. »v* flv. ehildren. on? son ,r .1 f..nr d right r ill of whom act- pr. *-n* •it h. death. Funeral servi «ill be held i* the r.’-idere.- cf Augustus B. Finitli Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. I ful .win* is the programme for tie a 11 con- r1 at the National Homo Thura diy at IV M March K-rta»a, arr Thlemr. Ov-rtur* llie Pirate, l.tistcomb. (•Ik. Halo. liial. t,r i S* n >f Scot.'li air*. Itobert Bruce. Bonniss. an Walt 7-?* Klla, Card*./*. Il.u.ii’igsc.-te (4cferiptive Bacaiossi. \t ,i hear'rg he'd by the muni, ipal offi er* y- sterdsy afternoon at four o'clock, p. r.r i*si in was grant?1! tht? Ivieeiri? K. H. t» I r th? grs of Water street at the M. C li. U hri la? creasing five inches t allow the cars t-> pa** under. A crew v T 'e p- t upon the work today. The farm l>u:Mr gs occupied by Charles P 1 mer in South B berty, and owned by M liiclar 1 Getchf 11 on Northern aven ue iu th’s dy. were totally destroyed by ffre on Wednesday of last week. Jotting* cf Sta*« Interest. A tr.nfl'h was caught in Harpswi. il th* other day weighing pounds. A very largo crop of blueberries is re ported a Washington county, i Thu Calais \Vvtt Company is preparing to put iu new filters at a cost of about 6:. 7 Motion Slate company are prepar ing -handsome samples fer exhibition it il l Ka-tcrn Maine S:at- F i r. The brick yard at Columbia Falls has been n*ceiv;"g new machinery, ard will •oon he turn ng out brick a* a more rapid! ra'e than ever. Morris Oran*, the twelve year cld son of* Mrs Ji Gratr. wliilc'isiting at Jamt, rii-dln -n's ;n Waterford r. vnt y fill, •mi* th* h»y l ft to the h»rn Sort and broke j i both wrist*. 1 Th» num'o- of visitor# a: the Nompcr; cam 'g-uund i* cocstantly on the increase. eS-. an r aiding I arg’ te?o its numV-rs. The bi’rlirg houses a*e filled to nearly j th r fu i capacity, and the a.. omrnodatior.s f, r ert- rta c.nc the people ire much better and more extensive t:.aa usual.

DR. W00D0URTS ANTIDOTE In cases o( debility »ml j exhaustion b beneficial. A j small wine pbssfui be I tore each 'oo.il iocreas. es the appe tite and ini-> 1 prove’# digvs- tion- Sold by all druggist*. Wonders Axe wrocgbt by the use of Ayer's Half Vigor fcs restoring gray kaix to Its original wAar. promoting a new growth, prevent* Sf the hair from falling, keeping it soft silky, and abundant. and the scalp coot, aealtfcy. and free trom dandruff f tbe peace If. Moisetws, Lewfebnrgh, Iowa. years ago, after a severe attack of brain fever, my liair all came out. I used such preparations for restoring rt as my phy sicians ordered, but failed to produce a growth of hair. I then tried, successively, several articles recommended by druggists, and all alike fell short of accomplishing the desired result. The last remedy l applied was Ayer's Hair Vigor, which brought a growth of liair to a few w~ekv mink I used eight bottles u» tw years. more than was necessary as a restorative. >,ut 1 liked it as a dressing, and Iiave continued to use rt for that purpose. believe Ayer's Hair Vigor p:npeny of Tork combine* Wore AitvanUg a with Fearer Restriction* •ban ;«ar Iar»*:meat In i -urauce Coatmt erer offered. 1: consolidate* lXSIRIMF.. KXIKHVXHFXT, IN YEsTWENT, AXXIAI mom. So other company offer* this policy. Apply to S. SCHWARZSCHILD, Special Agent, Fort).an*lt Maine. nlUtfm yOTICE. Where no nay wife, Et-.o** M. Jahwo*. ha« left my bed *»d board. 1 forbid aay oar harboring bar oti 07 access: a* I shall pay ao biJLs for her aftrr -Ju# *aue. C«*n.w a. Jownwwi aagiMlK* Mai ifi -or Lisa Ifisflkms fiafc. ETC., AT lilGaWs, THE NEW DRY FANCY GOODS STORE. We have just received a large and elegant line of Bleached, I'nbleached and Hall Bleached Damasks. Prices from 25 cts up to $1.00 per yard. Turkey Bed and Cardinal Table A loth. Prices from 25 cts up to 75 cts per yard. Napkins, Towels, Crashes, Bedspreads and !«&ce urtaius of every description and variety we are selling at such remar kably low prices, that w ill teuipt you to buy them. We are offering 1* inch, 10 yard pieces Cotton Diaper, at only 50 eta. a piece. 20 inch, 10 yard pieces Cotton Diaper, at only 55 eta a piece. 22 inch, 10 yard pieces Cotton Diaper, at only 59 eta. a piece. i-iuen Diaper, 98 eta. up to $2 00 a piece. Bather warm weather to talk Fur 'ape?, but they are very suitable gar ments for evening wear. We have just received a full line of Wool Seal. Aetrachan, Plush, Monkey, etc. We bought them in large* quantities and will make the very lowest prices on them. -AT TI1E OI-D ST A S I* or C. N. HAMLEN, Cor. Water Bridge Streets, Aupsta, Maine. augUdtf GIKHETT MORSE, Nectarine--, al. grown. Peaches, IVars, No. Carolina grown Columbia Plums. r.al grown Cennan Prunes, Cros Kgg Plums, >w'-et Apples. Mass, grown Ke«l Astnclmus. Me. Williams Apple*. Mags, grown Crape*. Moore’s Kaflv, N. C. grrfwu Apricots. a|. grown Watermelons, Va. grown llltaloiipe M l--. ’berries, M grown Manana*, V'> e do/. Crap s i« the only fruit that will grown in plenty thi* year. Apples scarce and smail as a rule. Nect-irine- i- some tiling new in fruit for Angu-ta The\ •re ry palatable, a cents will buy you two. Ate. M. 1 dm. Canmtta. Moi.sk. 1 _ ntlf f Bn Pianos! It I* well known that societies and churches buy thro ugh committee* who mnh- a care ful examination into the merits of ggj^2£|| piano* before pur chasing. The Can «cc gor House ha* I ■•old pianos, very yr-TTTM r,'c*otl>'» to ,,l‘ Itucksport Semin ar7i 11 U. Society of Mil ford;First Bapti** Church of Gardi mimm ner; A. O. t' NV. of Bangor, be sides hotels and private parties all over the State. We have but one ftO price, and iflve ac tnai valne for the money Invested. The Emerson l*ia UJ no Is sold on its merits and al |H| way* gives sat I faction. Send the ShShA EMERSON PIANO COMPANY. 01 Xu in Street, Uurufor, Xainr," jui>2d!kwtf Type writing, a d all Bu*ine«s end. Academic Scad. jf taught at the R3CUAND COMMERCIAL COLLEBE, Students of both sex*-.*sUr, in trip i-*:♦. v» 1U he re. r- ned antil l nvi-ick p M .on Monday, A>i*u«t -’5. or fami«hme-fore .*.*-i»ten:b r JAth. about tr.‘ *iodov«, lit* lie? ano fr:»rr«-». for diT»n»t>wo and s.cp !lcationorrv;^ *o Th* Ma*i*»aul*l r* «p. *-t f nl I v ask those Into whose hands II may f-iI> to give It tie ir i i'« fill i •n-l.l. r i'i u II* hi* hml u bug*- mnl *urccssful practice In chronic dlseai** for j*-ur«, mnl i** «-nft.I- nt tii.it le* t in* p* t all that In professes to, ami the ri'iiiwlli'i he applies are calculated to produc* th* mo t «it|! ;*uy rcoilt*. II* Invite* -II w ho may hr suffering from aitv disease to cull upon tilm. mid w I I tin hi n li.it organ*. ar in»: Dr. I'hilhrl* k'» tri atm* nl, 111*’ Doctor milk* a t,p*i*>11 mas* mm u* an I corruption running from the throat In tin* form of matter of u-i h i*|. n* >1 lump-, i»i-niif a frepe-ut de»lre to I* ar the throat, ea la cialiv la the luorniog *>r in ha I w• a -r. ho u- t in* the mat'* r obstruct* the air passages, giving a nasal twang to th** v..tc. A** the *»mi* mm >>ui m* nior.'im* whi> h Ilm*s tli* *•*tri1 ml to ttu throat, bronchial tubes nud lungs, ax w* II a* toward the y* and cars, wi can rewdil) i how catarrh in the head If neglected, mny cause throat trouhh s,. >-*impll‘»ti, no I o n l> In In* Among tlie fuiiiiv »ymp* >:u- **f catarrh are corruptions of the hreutli, blood poisoning, impair* I digestion, neuralgia, ringing In t lie irs, dim tie., *r -j. k« before the eyes, di valuers, with pains over the nose, failing memory, heavy, «ml or *1* pi* feelings, want of envrgy, nervous exhaustion, gen era! d* hllity, aud a relax* *t ai* the “y-t' m If you are troubled with any of th ubov n th tli-• u*« to th* b-omhlal tubes or lungs, by snuffing salt water can he cured. The Doctor will tie nl the VOI'\t.**4 llM'I I.I, nn the l?th ofrarh uinallisail will remain ten (lay*, trills e Hoorn \c. I iaA- )nly!7dly ‘‘I Whistle and Wait for Katie.” WONG AND DANCE. After I>u*•!hcsi* you will find in**. Every night tt.** -nr«* hh fate; At tin* eorricr «»f tin* ktreet I tore Waiting for my hoonh* Kafr*. Hi t papa Iiiik ijuiD* foi hidden *1 ouitg men to the hou-e to go, In rott“( (jnenip of which I whistle. .lust to let my true love know. Cilom I a in wait! here to g; eet, 111 tie i n| Kate with Ki--es sweet Every night :it the cn«l «.f the “tree!. I whittle and wait for Katie Ku tit-! This s,,t,g is hy Mi> h il Nolen, the cnmjtou-r of “Kittle Annie llooney.” ami it will be rent hy mail to any address on recupt of JO cents. ‘-Annie Kooucy," 1*”» c*nts. Both for dheent-. Pianos, Organs, Sewing Machines, Banjos, Violins, and Guitars, HOLD ON INSTALMENTS. BEAN HAMLEN, AIJ C .I LT WTA MAINE. Who Doesn’t LIKE TO SEE AN Artistic and Well Printed Poster, Circular, Bill Head, Letter Head, or Business Card? r—^ Did St ever w«.ur to yon that a firm's methods of business were Judged some* what from the style and get-up of their printed headings, cards, etc.? IP YOU WILL bring your job to us, we will give you a job that will suit you and at a reasonable price. BURLEIGH FLYNT, KENNEBEC JOURNAL OFFICE, AUGUHTA, MAlNEi t

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Hits In Bn Tin! U jn yea m ALL RIGHT! Ui«IO|B MBttT I? yo* havast, Oto Mi tUM M If* (to so tfc* «*u urn biiqSewlEdsetiaq&Cifi; Store J. C. MORRISON, DKT*rt nQunna, Onrdlner, Maine. I—Mly EVANS HOUSE, Gardiner, Maine. CM A*. M. DOUOLASa,: Ar«prlM*r raring If. C. if. N. an./ Near K marker 4 Horton Boat. TERMS, 12.90 PER DAT '•Mil, Young’s Hotel A. iS. Ymmff Proprietor. GAIIIHPIEII. MK. Thla Hotel la ®rotr»fJjr o« W-t#r Br-afly U» HATM p M-WHI'if I*«r ’lufilMtf THE DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL Will be found on *ale at 0. M. BLANCHARD'S GARDINER. C. L. SPAULDING'S HALLOWED., _ FRED W. BLANCHARD, Eaildmz laicr, Contractor and Bmldcr MIX Til HA II PIN Mi. Mton»- *n«l *11 Vlny fe K. Miron r, 3 (hr. Onn’.ral sod Second 8treeta, Hallowell1 Me. JlylMcMAwlm r -lo:i 4Af.lv I eajlied an.-* In iar.fi JO -mall pim'lti- to puroiiR- f. i 4 on or addre.*. J. T. Bbai kt Wallow MsJn* _tanked If_ _ _ WatfrviUr ^drcrtlsnurnts. EARRiMAH BROTHERS, fn?alera in——— Diauifloiis, Gold Silver Watte. CLOCKS, JEWELRY, MI.Vt.lt I I AI t ll UtK, TAIII.K I I Tl.t KT, Ol’KKA lil.AftSKS, M-tt hi i,t:s, i:ti II. 134 KA!I STREET. WATER VILE! ME tan-Wtl EDGAR H. FOX. Pianos, Organs, -And- l SEWING MACHINES. _ Special A*' nl for jultable I.lfr ioar a nee 8o«*l*'ty of N- a York Po. 134 MAIN ST., PIATKRY1LIR, MR JineMtf A BRANCH OFFICE IN WATEH VILIiE. THE SINGER NITg Co ,f nave eatnK 1 Hwed a branch otW« in W ntervllle. No. I'l.n ant 8t win- e wilt k*-}! "ill *r.'> k of Singer hewing V-veftine. and ••upp.le-. for *mve H.l DAY. AGENT. P. 0. Box 102?. palytTdtf FRANK W. LjjPHAM, Barber and Hairdresser, Tha\>k Hi K. pp. City Hotel. ■ala M.( Wstenlllt, We .Raior* 1K>d«-«1 SoDnor* (iround. July tod tf E. GILP ATRICK Contractor and Builder. Dealer in 1 urnbrr an.I ArtHwtook Shing'. Job Work and Ceucral K« t ailing bv ooMpet* nt help. Kho|i on Irani M. opp. City Rail. WATKHVILLF., ME. JniyAdly T. N. FROST, M. D., Cor. Mam Common Sts.: Waterrii:c.j SPECIALTIES: (kraalr DUraiea, Ultra*** of the Eyr and Ear, tail All Female lTrakarm*. aag' Idtf THE NEW LINE TO Detroit Chicago and the Vest. VIA CANADIAN I’ACIMC KA1I WAV IK SIOW OPEN. High back cu*hkm»-d **-cud «l»** SI* pin* t art a ad flrat-cla.** Sleeper* through to Chicago. For all information. apply to C. F. WrFher MM, All Watklnglon M Hatton. Md«lB WE DER COMPETITION Oi Ik tat qulltj of Job printing for ibid ov estabUskment Is Jnstiy not'd III mr the State. On prices cannot B buhl m the tuM unde of stock ill ML ComspoBdenco solicited. IflKLKKH A PUR. iB'nstt l« P £sflg |mcrf' immi, AtfiasT r\% mm. GARDINER LOCALS. Oflker M- Nimm returned from ha ri*i. to BmPM Tata-lay Read the ailter»1 #*•«»■-ax of a log loat Li this wane ef th* Journal. Mr*. J I>. IIusr?w a arrived home from a w-rckt v ait to Ho*on Tor* lay Th* P grim Father* went on ao excar *\oo op the Cob bo taut Utt eveeiag. J. If. Haffee* *uM 9ne born ye* erin; G*o Lane# »«r of W«at Gariicer C- W Jack and T F. Paxtona and »iV of Mi' bflKM'1 wer«- in the city yetterday. A ten** urdanc* m no* being gitro i« IMgrim Father, ilaii on W#dn«-«d*y eten ■f>g._ Mi*« Jer Cook left eater lay for a ?.-w weak* vitlt to fp* nit m M naasgoUf, Hint*. _ Th* acbocneM Golden IJ* l and Florence j Lockwood are now loving at Kicb't k» a Ntn. Mitt K*t^ L. Vanaah ac l a party of frier dt at K»r Harbor. going down; Tue* faf. Ilr.Gidd.agt «4* al.ed to Waf«-r»i!lc j y.nt rday to attend const) l union on nr important rate. The atockh I-r* or the Ket n -her Ten j r\. take an excor-ian over th line Tact I lev »f rr >*rt r.e»t |*b# o'. J *t*ck of Mid t mland A Gray i hat been #tnp!rt irp. iitort now it'- making 175 feet if counter- for the new dry gjcd* firm eh h will occupy the tf .rn of th:-' f» .let. 1* II \V ng, cl i- f engineer of the 8k»w .gan Hr- h-paituient, wat in the city ym »-r11 ty on businfi** connected w ith the com ng fireman'* muster in that town Mina Nellie Lumbar! entertained i party jf frivols it progressive euetire at her 1 .n.r lust ever'fng. Among r.ho*c prelent wire the M N-diia and Grad Fcgler >f Augusta. A -I Libby, of Fine Tree Stock Farm, eft yeat* rda\ for Boat n, where he will ittend tl.« meeting* of the New England iiiut r i if Trotting Horse Breeders which a now. in session at the Hub Mondav whs th last day of service for he Sentember t‘i of Hallowed w is in the y in t ie uteri st of sore ases to ap|> *ar fr trial at his term rr j.-esei t (tive .it th* Richmond B* is m the iity yesterday and u go*i»ted ah K VV. Murrell, -»f the Home Journal lo the i’fi sw«»rk u.a th*-Bee until the I )«s Inch it ha* *uat»:!>• I by yesterday's fin tn b- h*1 just• 1 m> 1 a new 1 ation secure*1. M irry Map* of Brooklyn N v trriv. io the «ity Tuesday and is th f Mr M iha* 1 McNamara, of the M'-ual poll' force He is one of the trend1, ts of I gme nipany No mi 1 uc of the most t xjw'rieii* I firemen in Brooklyn. Mr Geo. Hoyt of Augusta, m■ 1 his grat d son, Mr Carlton Smith f Chicago,’ were in the city yesterday. Mr. Smith, iho'ighhnt seventeen ears of age, has the reputation t»f beirg one of the most shrewd .oung men in tlie railroad bus ness at this west* rn n .’tropelis. Vssistant Korhey ‘>f the l S. coast an! odetie survey, has ngige*l Mr F ed VI' ausUn l’s steam yacht the Ouxtl,’* tml will ute it in nmk ng the rounding ary t a complete hydrographic sur vet t'1 Kennebec river. Mr. McCau* u»nd has charge of the boat whi'c on t ■riaif, which will last About two months. Geo. Harrington, th# truckman, lo-1: a porti'.n of the thujnb of hi* left hmd Tu* lay afternoon while un'oad ng a ••alonder roll at the Copseccok paper mill. Th ihamh was night under the roll in such a manner is to crush thtf end of it badly. I»r Friend was e exhibited it th* Sta?« Fair in Lewiston, aud it will be a fine *ir ng of animals Mr. Libby recently !rove is fast pair. Butterscotch and Bill. Mont, and th*. made a quarter in l sec ond*. in a tiling wagon. Tins w*s the first m they have been trotted together t j g>* fi s; nrd they showed up finely. On" >t the finest liorsr-s seen in the city for -jmc time wa« driven through Water Jph. and Mr* Jishoa Gray, Mr. and Mrs J B D ag'ey, Mr. ac i 5!r* H M. Foster. Mr. and M'» W G B^zeltiae, Mr. and Mr» E. E L*w is, Mr# Robert Pope Miss Etta Diogiey. M s# Met i Dutton. Master* Ar.i.*r Lew Eddie hop«-r, Arthur Dill and Fred B -an. aP of GarM nwr. HALLOWELL LOCALS. A P Macomb ?r an I daughter rrtoroec ,e*u t i*j frem a trip to BovCou. Ai'x-rt Do and wife returned yester it) from week rsit to Boston arid vicinity Mr. Herbert E Heath of Newtrn Mas*., is «ii;t ng b -roth.-T. Alien A Heath, .n thi# etty. Mr*. B J. Kkhards. and daughter went to Belfast yester lay, »!u-re tb.-y will visit for a time. Mr. H. L. Brown, cb-rk at tie Hailoweii Granite Co. oSee. is spending a few da) t at south fort. Schooner* Samo> l C Har; ami Kiith T. Gacdy a-rived yt*t riay and will :.*kd three cargoes t lumber to New York last week. Ther w *re ta-J.OOo feet in the I t. The schoon.-rs Maty Freeland ami N. !i. Sk.oner ire waiting in tic* stream to loaI e at the 1 insuraer h ju#* Austin Geel -tuck an ice pick in tiis fo t Tut lay, whi'e loa.'i g ice at the l)*v‘ Point hnates. The cut was quite a detp one. F. II. Fogg of Bowdoirhun ha- bet n spp >ir t _>d a«-i-t int fr,-ight agent at the M C. R. I! station and w.ll havechtrge of all stepping. Mr. DanUl Thurlow, the contractor a d builJer. i# now engaged in drawing pin is for the new Inutile saw mill to be built b> the Laurence Bros. On Friday a larg.- party of South G« diner people avaiUd themadvea of the re duction of rat cn the Maine Central an 1 w. nt to Popham beach I)r R. E. Donnell is having a drain la d from his rn side nee on Wat>r street to the river When completed the doctor w.n have one f the finest residence* in t -wn. John Jewett. W W. Brower and F. L MeGowan left Tuesday for a trip atom d Boothbay Harbor in Mr. Brewer’s hand- «ome sloop yacht Fa k». Th. y will prob; b'y return Saturday. Mi#* arrie Austin, daughter of Mr. Austin, gate keeper at meeting bouse crc#? irg. South Gardner, died yesterdav after long sickness with consumption. She was a most estimable young lady and furiosi will be deeply ft It by all who knew her. «Iflicer Stall van seiz. 1 three lets of liquor from the express offir. Strcut of Gardiner assisted by Pr. Donnell of th« place dreased the injury. The break is a serious one as Mr Labree is about sevent' two year* of age. The new Maine Central engine-hou? here is a’l completed wi h the exception i placing the caps on the roof to let the smoke out. It i.* a soli i. well arranged building As soon as a crew of men can be spared from ether and more important parts of the lire, they will be placed at work here putting in the side track, rear; the eng.ee bouse, which is to accommodate the carl cf Conductor Wight's train when not in use. The whole yard will soon be in fine comfit’on. The shipping goes rapidly on, the folio r iig stowirg what the Cross in this vicinity j are doing. «The Independents leafed three vessels 1 st week,including om large forr matter, ard are mow lading another, with ihree mon lying in the ream. Tbs Gr%«£ Falla Co., i* aMppm? from bctfa it* Fituton anl Soi’h 3arfiner kiMirjtard Co at the feoC of th?‘ a ai*" ■nmiaricr shipp ng this week RANDOLPH LOCALS. A n w ai Vwaii i* Winj tail on appor W u -r street. Je« u’t bio k u» un 'ergo ng stringing sad Other repairs. H P. CkM«on is foofisel tj the boa* with a *'*era throat ttoah'e. Mr*. O A War* anl sou of Provi ler *v R. L, are the guest* of Mr- M O Wav. on 'Thirl st'fce*. Mr Robert Clark and wife left Tuesday f-»r Milford an i other Mm- hasetts tow. where they will visit friends. Mr Wal er Franklin of New York and Mr. an l Mrs 0*«-a Carter of Wal ham Ma?- are vj jtiag M:*« Nancy Jones. Wa ter itreet. Basin'»» is lH>o®in| at the Putnam it Clc sa >n saw mill. They are now -»wi g tin frame for an immense fi\ c-story build in/ tj fc. erect *i ii Danver*. Mas*. There are now excellent prtsjK-ct.- that tie- -ho* factory buillingwi 1 ?3oa b. oe upi d by a ramifac uring concern em ploying ijuite a large number of hand*, Pav11 pero, former y in business t Hallow* 1', lit* lev*?d the sto'e recent v vacated by E A Brown anl will run a gen eral restaurant and frait#confectionery and i.itat store. He opens in a few day*. At the hi t town meeting th* turn of 1 was appropriated f*r rpur- an l ituprove men*v on the bridge owr Baby To/us stream and the selectmen placed a cr.w of in. a at work on the propos'd repair* Tu d.iy The culvert under the road i* to W made two feet higher and several feet wid r than at pr«->. it. Tins w.ll raise the s-raih of the toad abjut two feet and greatly iin prove 'he road which at its present grid.-. i« liable to he overflow ed in the spring fresh ets. WATERVILLE LOCALS. Mils J«-an M. Kidder of Bolton, is the i'll -of M si Kat? I’ KiUards. S lu r street. Geo. K. Boutelle, Kiq came up from Squirrel Island to attend to some matter* of busintjH aud letarns today. Several attracions are booked for City Hail in September, among them “The Two i S-’i-.ters," an 1 “Little Lord Fauntleroy." The iror.-wo k in the front of Galler store has beet givtn a fresh coat of black pa:n\ ard th looks of th? p’ace much itn j proved thereby. Mr. Frai k Hanson, vtho has bin sptn’ ing his vacation here, start “Xt r. Bangor has te«?u the r resilin' now for ten or a dozen cars. Sixty cents is a tri ring sum 1 ut it will pay for the Daily Kennebec Journal, left at your door in the early morning of every week l»y for a whole month If you art .ot already receiving the Journal, give it a trisi for a m >nth and see what you think cf of it Mr. Timothy O'Donnell, the landsnp safe to eave without bitching. Rev. A T. l>unn D. D who is Sc ere tary of th-. Bap ist M .-*ionun Board, is ti move from Pert'and to thi^ place, and will occupy a portion of the house w hen. Dr Pepper formerly lived, as soon as tht repairs in progress an complete-! Some of the rooms in tliir building which is owned by tht University, will be occupied in con-ectioi with La lies' Hall. juit aero si the street, a a dormitory. J F. Ktden Co. are no* fitting the carpe s for the Doctor's apart meat*, and will furnish several new ones. Watvbville people extend to Dr. Dunn cordial welcome, as he become* a itiz of the place. There was a nu-1 ng Tucslay night o! the Board of Directors of the City ot Water»iile Steamboat Co., to consider v* r.ous matters relating to the boat aril it* business. An ex* Cortland Parkin* -o.. who has been i t town recently and saw many of the corn-fit Ids in this vie'n »y was much pleased to see the crop lo ki:iy so wd’l. Mr. A. 0. Glazier, who has been engage in ornamental piintirg for the M*inc Manufacturing rompary in this place fo» several years, has nuw return 1 to Water ville ard opened a shop n that c ty. Mr. II. try Fogg lias rore to Carratunk w her*- he will sttrt the poplar drive of 11 Somers, t Fibre Company. Be thinks h gains several points by .1. living «>p ra'i n unlil this tim win n the logs are out of th river and th» water low Itev. Mr. ('afford, now in Europe. »il’ be the successor of Kev. II. II. Ciurk a pastor of th" Metholi t church lure. Mr. Clifford will n t return to this oun’ry un*>l some time next month, and in th? meanti no the church will probably remain closed. Sir.ce the mtnager* of tit* Skowh'gm tournament have decided to increase th amount of pr s nff- red. thre. -fold.and bar the local machines, the steam >r e uni pan v h?re think more favorably of going up and competing for the pr but have r.»: conn to any decision in the nutter. It is understood that one or two lad e« liere have ordered bicycle#, and will begin their practice soon. The lady to whom the .Iourr.nl referred the otli r day as ri ling through the streets and attracting much notice, has evi b tly set a style th it is I k ly t) 1>* followed to a considerable extent l'. Greeky, E*»j a member of th ri«cata«|uia bar, who* people live in Dover, where In- has been located for some time past, has been in town late'y. ami went from here to Oaklanl. Ho his also visited several oilier localities in th:» vid's. des ro.ed br fire March 6. I-- the n. w church was commerced soon after the fire. 1 he annual reunion of the Comint fami v vrill be held this year :n the public ball at j 'East Eldingson. Thursday. Aug. J tr» i Va-ima pairs rf our country ar. repre-j »>nte«i in this family r-union there h-ing 1 rep*es. ntitn from Michigan. New York! and other State*. pi*me dinner wi 1 t»- J served. Ail a e cordial y invited it host further notice. A drowning accident occurred st Boyd I.tke recently. Three you. g me a by name if l ha*. Brown. Stillman Glidd. n and George E. Hans n were out s.ilng when «h» boat capsized and ai w*rethr «n into tre water Brown and G1 dd n eft r I hanging to the overturns! boat for ihr i hours w.-re rescued. H«n*on was imm.-di j awdy drowned. Tbedeceised ah* was a} resident of fiebecleave* a f*mily who with mtiy friosul' wi! mour4 h s less. The schooner Biilow Jcap*. F. 8. Mer*-' ton, while a non ore d off Atlact.c w}lt f. K* kland. Tuesday nig», vti ran n odu* i*e the heavy squall Ly ih» three-rssated schooner L zzie ileyer at Thomastoo. The j Heye*. wbil-* clearing the echos n W Awak ran i^toth? Billow, anchor*d ju«r aatera. carrying away h. r jibbjom and dwymy her iron work. She- ie being re i paired. The damage will be seated by the owner* of the Hey r One of the tadieet accident* recorded ia this section for years occurred recently io Township No. 7, retoltinf in the death of Fred. eight-yesr-oil ton of Am Whitten. The ted. white attempting to get in» a car riage. wa» caught ia a wheel, and had hi* leg to badly crushed that the hone protrod-■ ed throagh the deah. Dr*. Overlook of Mach Las. and Sawyer of M abridge promptly arrived and deemed ampa'a&en neciSMry. The asfferer never rallied from the effects of the aneathet ca. and died tooa after the op*r& on wa* perforated. A pleasant yachting party ha* been nude up of Brewer yourg ladie* for a crcn* down the bay and among the island*. The •choootr Evere of Beifaat, fca* been eL g*ged fi.r the '.np and arrived in the harbor 13-day, and tc-nighi ttev*ill*t M.i for oue of the ph aMntfit txcnraioi that h*» been planned by the young people :n tbi* vicinity for some lime. The party will consist of the following M.s*e» Margaret Oake*f Catie iue llardy, Alice Sawyer and Lizzie Carrie r and Messrs. Harry Oakes. Wi iiam Oakes, E 1. Baker sad John S mpson of Lynn, Mass. Mr* Geo. Pullen wi.l go as chsperon of the party. r ader the c oraio 0.1 sta’.u e of 1SS0. by which the Hereford Hail way company was empowered to lease their road to *b. Maine Ctn?r*l, the Utter has eaur d iu o ar rangements which are st 11 pending to takv over the 1L reford railway for a term of lent vear* n a rental of 4 per *r tcn §1 ,*iOO.Ut>>. Toe L'pper Co*.* Railway Co. are parti, s a similar arraujemeLt. *o that the Maine Central mill have a lme in Canada*xtendmg from Limeridge on the Quebec Central to Co ikshire on the Canadian Pacific. t leuce o Norm Stratford on the Grand Trunk, and when they construct the.r projected b-anch from North St^atforj to North Con c >rd they wiil have a complete *a«rt rou'v t i the seaboard. Trollhe.' Spoon. Enthusiastic votaries of the piscatorial art will hail with gratitude a device which lias just been natcutt'd. This con sists of a trolling £bon with a flexible shield in front of the hook for the pre- j vention of fouling or catching objects in the water. A similar shield is fixed **t. a swivel just behind the tail of the spoon, projecting laterally lieyoud the {Hunts of the hooks. so that contact with any col-1 liding object will be made by the shield instead of the hooks, and a great saving 1 in time and discursive language will be secured.—New York Commercial Ad vertiser. An llUnol* IVurl for u C ount****. On Saturday Charles Ellis, an ama teur fisher, found a pearl in the Peca tonica river, at Winslow, near Galena. Ills., which ho sold to an export buyer for fCing widening zigzags befoie a i c he van x de f rise of feat hers— a magnificent, ornament Chains of all sizes and kinds prevail in bracelets.' Tin* different parts of the iiuks are treated differently. One will Ik* gold, another platinum; one plain, the other chased. In the center gems an* s ink or there will Ih* a line of rubies and diamonds alternating. Pale pink coral is used judiciously in floral jewelry. A diam-mdspray will lnm a large pale pink bu i held in a diamond calyx. The calyx, by the way, is the fa vyrite setting of large pieces La;: ir rcguJ.".:- pearls are held in that way as the heads of hair pins. —.Jewelers' Circular MARKET REPORTH New York Money Market. Nk% Yop.r, Aag. 2\ to 7. Kxohange, dull Had steady. Government bonds, dull and *t Ohio A •io preferred, hm.A H>-;> rit, Chicago. Burlington, Oregon Iran#., i:. A yuiocy, Pacific Mail. j '.&Hud.Can.Co I'u.lnui Paiaoe, IH.ftLmli.tWt. tl H —ling, t 1>« a.* RioUrande, Rock Island, Erie, St. Loni- A San do preferred, Francisco, Ills. Central. 'll o preferred, !(-j j Ind., Bloom. A West, «t preferred 7~ I.ak Erie A West, St. Paul, 7; Lake Shore, do preferred, I 'i -yilie A Nash., St. Paul, Minn. A .'linhattem EL, Man, 1 Michigan ntral, at. Paul A Omaha, j Minn. AS. L., aj do preferred do t»ref* rred, Texae Pacific, i-.it j Missouri Pacific, 7 I nion Pacif.c 7 N J. Central. 7/11 U. S. Express, Northern Pacific, W ab.. iaiuis A do preferred, Pacific, Northwestern, dope*'erred, do preferred, 'ti W-stern Unien, I S*.rar. »j’ j Wow York Produce Market. ftKW Yt»KK. Aug vo i Ft ot'R—Receipts, 17.’ I: pkg*, export*. J.#v*> bhls; sale*. v.t,ii6b Repeat mota’ions lo superfine, tv rt So Winter Wheat low gra*lxF» 7j, southern sou.- in;., rye fiour quiet. ’•Yhbat—Receipts :omo exports. *V,sale? il.-TOf- high'-r Vo. t spring-.No .4 red, !>.i, M.So 1 r»'.l, i jj'.exj .-1 t j |o> f>b in., J M.No 1 aard, ’itialvrt; No 1 northern, lv, a Krx—firm, state, SOafiO; western. Vwf. Ba ulkt- quiet. f t#,RX— R»-cetpt4, -1' exrort*. l.*00; sales IE- fiO. st »i"'i .ej'"'.'-, Nek, V. store a id ele rat or, .V.* jJ.fi) art,.a? *r O AT>—Receipt*, if'! :'f exports *>t •1I»0 dull, No”.. 1 do white r; No J, la do White, is 17; No' I white, c. 17,' Mixed Western, 4V white do, 4. ..V: Coffk.x—fair, Rio, fair, if S.oae— liaw firm, refitted S-m; demand fair; crushed ia.*.; extra crush*- ;»«.•,J. white -xtri crushed, :**A*: cut k. granaU: -d, ej PKTROf.KfW—steady, gfilV'l Pork—qaiel Bucr—s-eady —duii; w* stern ■‘‘-am, p do ing ».7, city rt* .on, fiS A) refined -iu.l, coot in* nr fie Ko, 3. A VS Bl-TTXK iUiet, Western dairy Tie!!; do dreamery, is-- itp Cwxe.jj. -_ a-iy Freight« to Lirerpoo! firm 8t ate, S^aTj; fancy, H 4 ax Actire, stnmgfr. No. 2, 4* ta4-,L teadr at tH.VSal! jfi. La k i*—Bteady. fib o; jnA.20

To >»r?oui Ixbtliuud Mow. If j'*u will •«n4 as your address, we will mxil you -rur illueCrste-i pampbiet expiAia in§ ail About Dr. Dje’s Ceiebrated Eiectro Volatuv Beit taA AppliAOces, anl their r iiArmng effect upon she xerrous debi’.i- I tiled system, and itow they will qaicitty rfstorr you to ri?or asd manhod. Pam* phlet free. If to a are thus afflicted *e will wad yon a Belt aad appliances on a tr.ai tFci«?c B®!‘ Co., -a' pii/saxirfoire i BY TELEGRAPH. Cot dag. Tin at to bo Otgootmcd. Saw Tube. An*. iO —Tbt cordag* »w» ciat.ont of the United States are about to make in one big company for the purpose of purchasing all the mater:*’ used in rope manufacture, and of contro l ng the cord age factories. As usual, the scheme it solemnW declared to he in n:> sets.' a*tust. On? of the first of the a*ge trade comb na tions of recent years was that cf seventeen cvrisge companies from the National Cord age Ass. ca’ion in 1887. 1; was incorpor ated under the laws of New Jereoy, and i s capital sock was $15,100,000. The organ iration acted in concert with the lotted States Cordage Association t> purchase marnila hemp anI *i*al fiber. All of the fiber used in th> com trv is im period from th# Philiippine Island'. Yucatin end New Zealand. By working together the manu fa.tures xpect to prevent the intervention of middlemen and speculation in the ra material. There are thirty-four manufac tories of e jrvUee in the c >untry. They are all to be bought or l a* d for n ruty-:.ino years by the n w company. Tiessury n ek to the iui >unt cf $5,000,000 has been turned over to a syndicate of bankers. Death of the Last of the Wyandotte Indiana. Ui i kk Samuskv O, Aug. 20.—Mar gir l Si oiuor. beu.-r known as m >ther Solomon, the !a»: of th> tribe of Wyai dotte louiaus. died Monday at her home rorth of this city o i the banks of the San dusky river. The vi«i fuii-M coded Wy att iott t'ta daugh'er of John Grey Eyes, a r.oted chief 8I1-* v»a« boro in lsltl. an 1 when in 1821 th* K v Mr. Ki~ley opened his mission school, Margaret Grey Eyes was the first li d an child brought to be in* •truetel. Wleu the Indians went West in 1843, she went with them. Some years ago, aft. r her husbau I. John Solomon, lied, she re turned and bought the home wher she lived quietly ai.d alone. She was th last of her nat.cn. A Gee ui'.e Lotteiy Swindle. Kansas Cut. Mo A tig 20 —The Jour nal says that the Donve r 1. >u30 by the sale of 1 :i keis, leaving all prizes uopsid. The company was driveu out of Denver, Col., a mouth ago and went to Kaunas t ;ty. It. K. K hod us assumed charge of the office, i S’ght drafts won ly prize winters fr. in various tarts of tie couti ry have he n rv reived by the local bank for eo lection. Warrants have been s*orn out for the ar rest cf lvliudjs, chargn g him with lavieg u*el tin* mads frsudul ntly a id with hav ing received money under false predicts. Eleven Killed -Nli e JPataliy Hurt Aud Twenty-four Injured. \N ii.KKitAUKh, Aug. 20.—As lime grow s on the severity of last night's storm grows more and more demo’istrated and it is sing ular that so comparatively few lives w« r j lost. The ninth regiment is as dating the police in maintaining order, rn.-miljyel men are to be set to work today to remove the obstruct'.or.s o.i the stte.ts so a* to ad mit of travel. A careful estimate places I the number of bui dmus dctutdislud aid partly destroyed at 400. The loss will probably reach a m l i n th Tars. As far at can he ascertained this moraing 11 per I sons were ki.'lid, nine fatally injured and 21 st riously liurr. Nrlie Tiled the Wrong Customer. N» w Yokk. Aug. 20—Nellie McFsd den of Third avt tiue and Twenty-fourth street, was rent to the Island for tl r month* by Justice T»i t »r. in th Yoi k\ i h 1\diet ("Yurt this morning. Nellie is veiy pre ty, drtsses veil and is a sort of Hun gry Joe among 'he female cotifhh nee op. r at- r*. Last eight the picked Up Deleft it* Kosehe of th.* Twer t)-third Precinct f«yr a countryman, and begin .jut stioning h m as *o where be came tr»rn. He cime I rein the outskirts of Boitm over the (»r«i t i Cert**! he said. Nellie tritd to hurco h tu but Delict.ve Price took !c*r t> the Fil’y-j fi">t street ttition lor a change. He Has a Plan for tbe World's Fair Site. I'tTTbi-.i'Kt.. Aug. 20. Col Andrews of this city, sn engii.. r of note, h i* sent a r-prescutative to Chicago w th plans that promise. 't adopted, t extri st-* that ty from tie World* Fair dilemma His plu s hste bten carefully surveyed, and emh.Dy 15" acre* i f land and H»" acres of water on the l.ke front in Chic:.g>. The engine r t.romiit a largi r and belt* r area w ith th* figure j than i an j.osmI ly l» made otln r »i«f. He pet* the cost at §7,500 00". and w i 1 put up at any t n a bond of to £1,01" "0" if ids plans sre agreed to. Panama Canal Matter Ho..m a. Aug. 20.'i* Dilvestm.—1 h j V erimiel t has j :i sol to t ie Senate tl e p-titinnof Luu*. Wyse. the Panama C mil 1 in party ('on imr. w bo recently ar r.vnl from Pa i*. Lieut Wyse asks lo' *:z yeirs' prolongation of the canal com paiy's com. ssion wi'lnut recompense, a d that the goternme it concede to the »m piny 1".(.'(W) her ar» s of Is lid for the li- 'j w liich wj 1 b f irmed by the ('hargre* ri\ r, the govirnmint receivng 12,0"O.(M" franc*, w I iih sum t! e ((.tnptny w ill t ay in instaum nta. Nothing more is offer.'1. j $20.COO for a Homo for Jewiab Irani! grants to Montreal. Momci ai. Aug. 2". The Yen V!- i's llebnw Benevolent Soe ed a I-tier f on IF r m j llirs. h, the well known Hebrew flnanc.erj and philanthropist of Furope, e icl ising h chi«k for §2" "o w itki tk-* promise t f far (her help, to aid in the cstatd sbm« .1 of h Ii me in Mor.tr. »1 to receive Jewish immi grants un they sre all* to ub’ain work, ar d to man tain tbo«e w ho d. re to learn ,i fade until thiy art- able to support then. -jives. Cigarette5* Made Hint a Maniac M 'MT'invir.Rv, \'a,Aug 2" paitiet *t rv ciiIiim from Anniston. Walt r Ii. N. nn- Ice. one of the bright* «t u j n» 1 i-is in Alabama and a m •mb* r at ...ft ttie fi cst f m lies of the Sta'e, i* now i jn.anii.' Cig.i Pc sin r ounce tl.e ease incurs I* e V {i i Nunnc ee la* been on sev»r*l of the I me p pers of 'll* State arid w»s a taVu.. 1 I ft How. Executed by Mexican Authorities. j Fan Antonio, T» x Aug 2> who is wantvd i i T« x for rnard -r ami borae stealing. Lafayette Statue Arrives. Nkw York. An/. 2d. -The statu, of Lafayette, p*escrt to the Li.iu-d si**., to be erected n W;,«bingtoi» by the s,»r> Beaux Arts f l'a-i.. ar»i*e J by tii** I t Normatel.e. J* i« e r>«j_gr«».l t> Pattis L*-e Kli sculptors, of No I t! K' *ven»b ve-iae. t!i s ci'y. h are t-, j ut th fi o- li ng touches on the bast. Th»- sts'ii-is r, thirty sec*i >nn and of l r I ,.tf ,i -t i» of m*rb a- I in one puce. L'phth jubo at P >lut Uicbe Burned. Ottawa. A20— Tn msr.n de partment ha* be*,, n t;n th ,r :|c- 11/. hoar* on Pou t Hiehe. on ’he west »*o»*t New pi.uodlsnd, wg* burned last Fr.day, It was erect* d nr me Dominion /overt nn nt m H71. ard ha* proved of gr ;.t r vi t-» s'fa-n*rs of zing the rtrsits of Belie Isle, in go.ng t and from K* glar, l It wid hardly be possible to reconstruct lie lighthouse before spri >g. Victim Humber Twenty. Boston. Aug. 20 —Mr* Mattie Francis of Chelsea and a Miss Tilton, victims of the .-« 1 and heat over a flame. Wh« n there is a goo 1 showing of vapor plat e tho vessel uud meatli a covering that envelops the h •ad as well ami inhale the vujior through both nose and throat. For influenza and ordinary i colds this treatment is also excellent.— Now York Kveiiing Sun. Saved by u lliillfmi;. There an* at 1 east four newspaper re porters in New Y*»rk who an* stanch friends of the bullfrog family. They aro engaged on morning papers, and they were plowing their way at a tremendous pare through the s i ml and wire gra of t1 meadows skirting Newark bay back of (ireenville, N\ J., to investigate a story of a y;w lit that had been missing, with el*wen men on board, for several days. Tie* hour was late, tin* story j promised to 1> a long on*• and min b val j liable time bail been wasted in diseov I eriug tli name of the pl,i. from which the lioat had sail 'd, so the young men were pushing on in the dark toward the chore without stopping to seareh for footpaths. All at once, from just 1m* i t their feet, a i it w 1 i human croaked "B’lonkkoutand as I th** travelers stripp'd short to tak" ad vice a big frog jump* -1 with a plunk into the canal. (ino more step would hive taken the young men into its muddy depths, where they would havi* certain ly received a most unplea mt ducking, and p ibly hav 1*1 their liv; h graft ing, whieli was on. of tin* die*-•'.i lii s of M. Paul li- rt, has be: n p-rf* rm* I at the 1 great gun works in Paris by a nr genu named lJuboi**w;net-Lal»ordiere. A work j mail bail his loot be. !Jy burned by mol ten iron. de*dro\ ing t-ho skin ov*-r a stir- J face of a! out ight inches by four. The i argeon took four -tripsof ll -h from tho j thigh of a vow;!; man ami a many from j four diilerent. tr- e transferring th* hi t•» the wounded maw''. fo*»t. JJy gr* A care the v.-otmd healed iti *l*ven dav.-. I Tlie cieafriee obtain*-! l.y th. to. skin was soft, ebistie and inodorous; that from the human fie h was mm h harder, producing irritation at many p ints, j The result of th** operation is of gn at impirtan*" showiti r 11 stip riontyof frogskin mel ll -ii Cor o rions wounds where both skin and fh -li have Ih n tor i *>r burm-d awav. St. L*»ui> lb-pub lic. That To*.!. \U IfIm Mon.-y. AI rPI Well. 1 can't fake that block of bank stock aft*-r all. M* (*rm ':i. Why, you ha«l th mow v ready yesterday. Met kh Y but I paid my week’* ice bill aft* r I saw you. EpK'li. r.-lv m n ili lioti. Mt. Ban-board I til ye. a man kin 1 j* live on i- m* n:.»ri air! M 11 i si Y .a.; I hav*-found out; but i tbir.k a 1:tth* foo«] now and tb *i v. i! 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Pm lit r U t nitMf-* |lr« n«i. m.i I I'.afh'r l.ini'm: f I »r C .iii t. ejik l,#"K Mtitfh*. I told'. A~'..t» Ptenria/f d l •:i- in f which tfcej the/ five i uihkImm aisd perm*- I nent relief. IVy ww tOTwinliit to Owm *bo I have a r .dnf J‘r»« c1 rwr- ryirniB, K»>* l»e«t*r, Y. no(>irurij4«.H Jtatlroata pJomJural* MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD. .irrsnfrt mi'bt of Trains in Kffrri J,„ 2Uti. IMKi. Until furth«r notice trnln* leave August* u follow*; ♦JOIAO WWT-/M A. M for I rwUtnn. Ivcvktuud, Portland, Boston and Montreal; 7Aft A. .'I for ll ol->vn 11, Hard!nor and .south Csnlk ner, tt' mi l 10.ZS A. M \|*r« fur I wiston, aro-lugi n, Kocklnml, I'orthind uud Horton. Il f) A. M ji’ul I A I*. M. tor llaliowoll, toudlmr ** r, !*over A oxcrvifi, Bangor, St. Stephen, St.dohn and Arvmstoofc louutv, an.l at A' I* M. tor A'au rvllle; Sun ■lav paper train for Watervllle and Bangor at #.17 A. M. i'n Night Pullman l raius run each way every night. Miuda)' included, hut not to Skewing*# on Mond.tv inorning*. or to Belfast and heater, or be}on.l Bang ir, xo ptiug to Bar llarbur. Tin- d.iv vpress train* going Past at f It I*. M. ,nd \t. st nt It A M run dally, Sumtuys iq. udesl, between Boston, liar Harbor and St. John. At COMMOliATION TlltlN for August* leavi s South tiaiduier, lo.au M I'i,.'si ,nu| I -Mi P M l.ardiner. I. la. ll.o 1 A M 1 oj *mi il P. llalioweB, n.t# uud IIMI A. M Id* tnd !v P. M. Through ticket* to California and all )-o!nl* s. ami M may I” !-.>.l of II UalL.-r, uk m, Augu»la. the only otttce selling vt* •'I routes and checking all baggage flee of eg. pease. PAYSON TUCK KB, Vice Pre*. A OenM Manager, K. K. BOOTH BY, inu'l Pass, and Ticket AgT. INxialand, June f&lli, layO. Kennebec Central R. R. thh: taiii.i i Oii nint after August 1st trains will mu as fob low s la nve Ifiindolph 7 i«>, ll.nn A. M :i un, l .xi, P. M Arnvi at National Holm 7 U ;j A. M A., I li P M la live National li nn A M I In, i la I* M Airivi at l.' .iidoliili v* I" A )l 1 d a. 10 I* M. I o U m tin K, u« fol low* I in «liiy« and In. lay*, li iivi" i.a'dlin-i W Hi. linioud m«i, IUMi 1'*• Ki Mn inng, i« uv• lino i.lmy ut l .'Mi I' SI., II.oli, 4.1. Uit-liinoiid, I 4.’>. ShIhi In) ..Iin1., Utah maud t i*'. |!all», 4 Mmi.lin-, I iv *.t.., Kli'lnnoii I, la, (•taiiduid linn*. I'Aiiix. i i irdliu r to lintli, *lny|.", Mu. Xii'fimond o !4ftc, (..nillm r lo Kiidimotid.lngli", in C nml 1111 i.• 111 ii.iri i.. i lliMillilmy, 4- I liimn.il 4 ,l*>. Halli. I.I* n. 11. k* i» m i., i. lin* r In Hoollilmy, #1.10, Ki> SI I.. II. of l.lnltlc K li. to (•Hr.limr. Uiitf.i, will In* truiinfi rn-d ut tiurdlm i I n. j'l li* A'ultf UATH AND UOOrHQAY Eastern Steamboat Co.’s DAILY MAIL LINE. Ml Will It 1IIII t M.l *11 SI. I omnit-H* tug J•*ii* it**. Ki-gulnr SI ail Houl- I* Hatli a I A M 3 lA I". SI. Janvr Houl I bay at A. HI., ill I*. SI. W« diM H.Iuy mi.I Haturday 4.k|.r> ltn bout Iruvm Hut Saturday ut 40 t* St,, n turnin1i.ikI;i I’m ini*■ .I.,y hivI l*ri‘lnjr v*mi il r. u’ k. i'll.-. ,,f .1 tii' (ikhii* r* *111*:* il fr* III \‘i,r. I Might ink* n u« l**W r.i'* i I ;i*ti..j I! Vrwiir.J. riO*ltf Al l KM IAIHKIIH/K. A«*Dl efii LIZZIE M. SNOW 'niH. I I iic^iiiN, V* ill 17* An-'' .i ry *i.i> t"T Math tonrhlag at ail tin pi u r an«l nil I* awl j* Ik,i *4 K •i/niilI. I I,* Augwotn a( 7 I ti'lafil 11'i.t IUjI-i vv* i I a i. ii it In* i, ICi. h *«•«ml .1 iny in I i It Hi. la-arlBg I* in .il I .Hr arming in A'i; i it ft PATIE.Bi I’roin t\il|(li4ln I It., li. 7*1 Itxlliiilrll In Itnlli .*HI liur'llnrr tlnlli .-VI IU« I|INII/I*I I W Him/ml ti Iji In/Hi Auiftiita in Jtatti l i-7 apr/Milf BATH To Popham Beach. Stmr. “Percy V,” i .AIT. .1 K IEICKIN3. TIME TABLE. l a.. |'(’|iii.tTii 11 „t ft. ji A M all'I H M. I. iv. f’»*h at ft.Jft A. 1M 'nr *»n »rrlv,«l*/f tr.il*) 1. I- V. »v 4» A II li»g*. i hi*. Mi’* I -t.4l I.f i Ao*nt' *i*i a, v. .-..i ia/r*» I: Mi t. a Aw/n* a 2.-.0 i*. M Yamutlboro r. a. F*rv* for the Romd Trip, 35 Ceots. Riverside, 20 Out*. *■11 wi.' inv n lift!** ixnif-i'iii trip *li<«M fail l<» ►ii.lt i<- fbi« <i^fair*u/i't,. u« ihr pb-axaat 4»li :*n*l li,-' tfnl *r« ii. r y on lUii f **f K* run la-«- I ii'll! »;.j.r* i ifi by all I'l* nty of r *.h* f<»r any who wbrt aujyW.- f AIT. J W I’.KOWN aprlMIr MISS k. C. MORGAN’S SCHOOL FOB YOI NO LAtUIUi, l'<*rt*. mouth. K. II., r* pp*»# 8* pt. 2ftb, J. (i. Whittier *ay« “A twlt-r, b* alibi* r ami pb-anaotr? place for a *011001 xmiU ec«rcriy be f«»uod ia Mew Kogtaod.” ■Bay lMr«d4*17v i