Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.)
October 3, 1890

Page 1

FISA SCI A Investments. Atrott, Ohio, Btrawt fCai.ro«d fat Horf V$, Pe-aft'-on, P»-, totaurbaa Bimmt tUJiwaf, U; Hon Cmhm,omo, a*, *ui !*t H.'t P-nptw'a, h Ho., S'.rrrt lUiWir A »ctrie Idgtit and l*MMf Co H-.rt 4'». KraraUn Ught A H»at Co-, Hort S'!. New KagUnd Tdlilul Co., Mod Vu. MloM Matrtet Of Kaaaaw CU S', year I' Cit* of ‘tauth* k Uomg *a* Co., 5«ft., Warruu (4 p-r mat/. A ad .’U r iAft itmvB; NMr.dM. FredE. Richards, HANKKU. Hoi 1A.VI, ON KulUMfalt. POUT CANl», m;. Jaalaotftf special ^abcttisrincnls Small adv*rU4«m>*WU, ao. -go** diwr f'-ar U* ftomiag an.lrr t brad of *irrr. a nHllnu wYork 'iimil Pri im i'i. IP wrvr KurpJua, Ki monthly pnym at*, vrr lac'Milnp T*n and fifteen yea* pi in«. I'rnvMe* for o ,|fn* v l*jp* r if. in V 1 f A TI. I* Bi a Hr- i VV .1. Mr. K VV I.- 1.14. VI. WIN FIT* A Inj.f'. i. Mil i g-’.i j. .1*. «o k t i Dm. IM inw-H-d, lieatnut M. «r|tf»Hw Ur NT *;i» A* -I d dr- ii’Mlu-r Apply tu *r .iddr- Mr. Avrry, HallowrH, Maine .'71 iw W.% n rr.i* -rip. i .i i liou*. work lri 4 mini I family i. I w A p .lv to M ii.*. W Itoi >i ii r. V ri r Kun and Bridge ■Uret*. aepi *fUl f Wl A I .l> I linn. 11 i;« g.„„| r i girl for genrral h>.oar work. w Apply II* tiro*« S ify. pAkltf WlAil I* MKN o.ni r rr* H K. Kvaii.ui VA latbrop M. W Wl AT I». V n. ,t i fur g. in rul hou*'Work N in d ui-j.lv '.ond w.igi a. ili:*. il ..I Ii.: i Mi, Myrtlr Kt a. j i :o>tif WANT IS— A work Apply l Mi* J arm* I r. (irrro SI ilr. ptlldtf X Tt. prr...«a I! -".Ig Tn -l~. v i ,n I v 11 I. i. -it *UI pi- «I «**I1‘| itrniU'd hill to I I* ,Hit AW, arptudlf .N.-whnryporf, Mi** |>r II .liNk Who I. I- I I KJrCHio rnra cmu mv mo;* mg r walling foo-.B At l It Homt*, ilailow M *rpt il’ltf If A vril' dr*. VV »l. V\ i I i.f .iH’i.il, ri-vt i, i gin grn* ml U u** w-d I ill** j.* j n of W4g« 4 will hr paid. ll’*n So nett St.. Knat Hldr WtAII Ii. A girl to work, g »"l ’ii* pni i for "i t •■it "i* j #.-ptA*if f Vt i VI V H I IU'I,1' \I,' Will* i I k W i ml alg'.t. tuf I »r il k. VI-n It 1 v' i V gn»fii, i* a w I! km ■.»o, i 1 your ad.ir- ..hi it. o o U' VAII I i i M• mil. tin- i. A Ug(i*t i. I« i*. 1 W n A i J will h'Ii .id fiH'i. n t hi- own iiom-a a* .1* •mi I' n 1 mvm -i j talter »*mlur*l awl j r. rtlMd f ir v loea of u.iii I* 4 I a* to rvnrirknMe im- jn*,f.'"n I I*. i*. VV -r.ru A mi.It ft.* III'! I.o hr of A mu *tv dir 'dif FO t K A f-c*. "fl *1**1 *1 V 'a -.1 h»iuu. I .‘at r II til i:. >1 t "if poit «ui I rr*-. i.'n.i the r|r 1 .nil! ItvitdlHji* III ..I .ml It indy l«>v»ted. I«»• r» i- Mr* And- s r -I->f John Ihr. \i it:, r rtr* vt, iwr .ln*r, \t u -I ,f£hl.w»_ MON IAI.I and ir nil. l i.»r **n i* *'i*:i‘ I I mol ii jiiii- f I i> vv vi p- I loll MALI .1 \A I'i i i, I *trv. with three i uni I* t» n h'lin/. 'I A l »t« rry, th« p” mi-. r I !«,•,.,„i. ..r y ,_’.i r IjUilK *ui P brWr*. e«»nn*. In;-.ire of VA v. II. i A! M- 'f a *i. *‘i n .i.1* jran. j t’Aii*. we he* I to •i..,-,i it ”i 1 iiisnilty nt w. d» »;t and retail II. I* A ugu -'A. v. _ I "rri Mt»ui ".M. ii >i*. n JT t In ;ni- 4 m 1 1 1 1 A 1.1 '-i.i;i t. -XT I K. M M-M. •_ LM>H Ml.ll !k.l|«. occupied f" V Huali a OB a At. IV.*.. rtv-n dll'. Apply 1.1 t.KSi'AM. lmo»»» or N H tv w*__ _ TpiH! *»•%!.M. in a -XT ci.y, mna’.fjt |»ru«* Ala© fod term m tide ;v at* 1 where. An*1’ tt tb» tUcv of F. S ro***, A.l'y «U* a. tinier In K. »J K m fehflVttf “rrinitl MAI.K :a f ir wrsppi -XT pwrtMMt-• iKill* IA ivnw fnad.i J Weeklies ii cent Apply at tkli Dffio* TO LET. T'O M r For «f«»nure or iwnr ipms pur pw#e, 'he oil Academy Uu».d:n‘ Water i jhI. Apply ll x\».rr, ne*-nt. -o* ;.t 'J’O I FIT At i.« t«d>. II F.irr.er. 1 r I t r trrwiaepts of r.»«- bonw uf t oeitw. *B'l i. »*>r ‘I y F. v.-.N f.» M. M d rp»' I.FT t nr a*-, nicely tari-t-". I re'ii,> L price. Uub4 table buiusl btw •treet. r W tt. r »od B.- h”» aprtiltf l>n l». -n t *d. llw M9MMH b'wy.AbmM. Vaiv*. «wi> Idtf ai*«*uv If 2$fi|*!«fob*r- t y Wit** •«r*l i •Sii«r»f min? iim» 4 d f«f mint pa-pc, mi w*y» »i b p rrfefitJy •*rl»f*cra*n r ll act* «jit» xiy aod ia mf? a *4 rt>lub> M«i a. A. IVrtt*. Jfor»*y, M*. i i eur c*» rxa*«r«3t» FOR FAMILY USE 4 PURE LARD "V Umttanw, taml, half bfimin auui iru h r-r .r„v. ulj l»rt!i the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and r* freshing to the ta-te, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Fiver and 1 towels, cleans# s the sys tem effectually, dispels colds, head aches an«l fevers and cures habitual consultation. Syrup of Figs ia the only remedy of its kind ever pro timed, pleasing to the taste and ac ceptable Co the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial m its effects, prepared or.lv from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most •x polar remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and $1 bottles by all leading drug gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN IftANCISCO. CAL. LOUISVLLF. AV NEW VOAK. M t Mandrake •PILLS' >n l «p*edt*tt -eg*'*>•!« r*fn v -i! t.-r iuim of «ho .'oma-ti And 1 iver. ey i >.m n f Stomach Eow«i» t i the >r(00> Hnl •rr-. vtrd an.l rx i» l |>AMV I*...'- *.e.M»hy ..ft «w-»t OftW'OW. n-. t the t lie in i i ir» '.Mmi.wit. M l»» |»l'' I IH'I fi.V it'MW 1 hn» »mil nii'ritnenl every ;>*rt. P r «viV »>v *l‘ I‘m:, Pr ttrtt Mr'vir j 1 I'i p.'«l»,e -a t0.rl|it I e Dr j i hen. k 01 :i. I h d. NINE I fact that. In thi* climate olmo*t every -i* ’i t f.i.* d rflhW' c.-uji t. .1 i.. time, nt»J it i* very true, that noi very ult v MEN on' n un-n'V'iii‘-U'M I r- m. dv Wilt c i.gti «unu rr.' t Id W ill be the caee with the u-e of cough ru;i» ‘iflvd with opiate*, and dang'-rou drug*. Cure your COUCH th-n fiirt' with S vrur> Pi* l iquid* Compound. clvan, ru and w ||«ie*oaie a* hooey and a* *af>f l>'»in* good health. ou cm buy d Of deal- r« I'Htv when- for V. cent* «*ur green and vilew seal i* a guarantee of g» nuin* n* Auburn Drug and Chemxai Co., At Brn.M. MAINE. ;apf4deodlTur

Rig O to acknowledged the 1 coding remedy for UooerrlKFO tiles*. The only m:e remedy for Leueorrhira or Whites. I pr—erfbe it and feel safe in m> mr,lending it V) oil gtiflbrrru. A. J. STONER. M. IX, I'Statvb. lU» 9. isf*K. Oc*. 2.—The city is crowded w th ttra*ger* t sday, aad everybody is rn-, j >y:rg the parade, hose race*, steamer cor- teats. to incident to a fir*: lass fireman s; muster. The ar*. and especially the j elecTics. hare be*-n loadi I a'l day. ar d i: is estimated that fully fire thousand people: are in the city sight seeirg The attend an> of out of town companies in not so targ** a* was expected, only three appear- ii>* in the farade. Th- pirade formed at 11 *i lot k, the r.g: t retting on the Causeway in front of Atkinson House Furnishing j Co -s store, and the line of march was tak- tn ou Water to Neal to It-ach to Central, 1 u central to Dresden to he hoot to Vine! to W»’ct Th* proeetsion formed in the* following ord Mar* loci, I**-. W i fUiouool J’ollce, i iiy Marshal h. Norton. IIUMC IHVIMIOM. «l i mi* a, 'Jn m* n, Cupt. apT I r. I w Am* a. IViuge if. Brn ttiit. J*t» am* r faluniuth. KM i)S|i Ml |K|i Drum l irpt. .arilnn r. s un o, li, uto M >r II.trrv B. rry. hit lit II'— Co IjanllMrr. Kwrnuau John L. K-i*laH. A Until n- II no* No An 'i- .t, l»i men, Cant. C. W. itielor. Bt* .uu* r i ny if I'uniMi* i, South t>ar.iin«r, 1} in« ii. amn has Aunt*. I Itli'.l* M v IMON. C intiueii? '1 Drum p-. 4*r*rijiin r. so ni; u, f rank 4.0* n!:et. 1 »rua» .Mb i(*. Lawi* ipe.th** -j r.u r. le l the pro. •-ion to ttie 4\»rnuge n a fi »e *1 ish. the o*i er tnembtrs taking tf ir r*-sjceM'. phici s regular y as a ii k str kes .ts hour-. No time it ln*t in i.tici g tl tt'el, and the s,.in to the hydrant s a t**t one. Taylor, the v t rsn coupler is r a ly, an in a ice be h i» ihe hose c o i IP e cut spins li' fif'y feet cf llusc. Slid with the i-iu k of tt v p-i then* com s the mui neons rush of waier. arid tl.-* cros 1 -i.outs it* appr.'Val of as fa«t, a«i hirvhnm and as j* rfcc’ a run as 4 an b* irude by any ic.«m in tl Slate. The wa'ches ot the jodg. s itidu ate 51* seconds, and *4» it is Win n :he t’nie is amcunc-f*. the eiowil slurps tu 1 f bca'se a d gives the ‘’Hooks-’ as warm a reci pi f 11 m the henr. of a l»o“ man 1 ou'd desire. Tl e reprtsenta1 iv.-s «*f the Capitol eity ire the r: x' cad. d cut and they trot d Mai ■i course »:tii a hmilfom-; n*. w- reel pur ch«84 1 i' the e.i s of their ci y and out to.’HV t r p e first rs« Capt Hiker has h s men will in band rs they rt irt off and th. y run to h- carr a re -J seconds. The mi n bad only prae i ed tour times wuh the new reel and were«in coosiqu^n a li;.!.1 green but made a remarkable ru 1 consul n g the d llirul ieys are off promp ly at tli wor-1 go.' and as they s| i to ward th« retd ar*- pu:tmg up a fine bi 1 for ‘he honors. Back they come with the oar age. their mpport rs u-g nj thorn for ward wiili cheer upon cheer. I he irr;*g4‘ pa*ses the hydrant, the butt hose man i«* work r and prempCy has th*1 ouplimr n nle fast Tl v water is lu*nt tsee of Gar- i- r and City rf 3ardir.tr of I Son h Gatditu r. The er glue* Dyed an 1 b r 125 tounls cf •team and each company were g;v, n 15 minutes to make their play. .1 W F. J hnson acte-d as judg-. an! I has Kldr die a* refc-ce for ih- Ci'jr of Ctar-ii .er, Cbas. Neal as referee for the j Ct»W>o##ee and C. H I ight»n, ch:-ef en g n-er of tlie D* iig fire Drartment a* referee ter the Falmouth. Fo. 4 Mr. Geo. I Oliver act d as time keeper sn-l C N 1 Drake as final referee. Toe liiala were under the charge of Ch ef Marshal Geo. W. Cros« Tue Falmouth waa the first s*eam er to haul on. and in a fire trial she threw i the water we.l tp 'o K char isor/s store. The street was cohered wiih brown piper, and with each trial the handsome s imer threw the wat-r faituer and farther at til the briof q jar;-r boar w*s up. and the tape shewed the distance tu b» 244 feet 2 12 iochea. The Sjuth Gardiner b y# hauled on their steamer, and al hcagh sbe was slow in firi .a up. she made up frr loat time during the fit n miuuus ar.d tent the wafer far ti er and far her until th«* jn !get were about to h re a toup« for (be New Mills, i when the wh >:L* anacuca i g the end of the t me rerderel -uch a proceeding unnecea vary Tte j ’ge a;d ore referee made the I play 2k2 fe*^t i» inches, hut the otuer two r-*f-r»*ea made i; 254 feet, c aiming ih 1 other drops to have c:ne from the cUthlsg o! voaie of tiw 3'emen. Tae exact play was not decided upon. It *m 5 P. M. wfc«**i the Cobb©**** *u placid u» position t> pi*y, sal ao iar* that the pipe men ccuM not see where to direct tii* s ream. The p’ay was not up the tt-amr usual high standard, but she three the water wed oever hele**. The messuri meet of this play wit als> con-. t-s'4rd. two of the referees givirg the’ flgirt* as 252 f*«i a -d 10 in. h«*, and the ouiet two ca.i r g a 24- fee*. 0 ,ncbe*. J It was not d*e:J. 1 fully, but either fig ure would make t..j 4 if-ret in the die- j tribute,a of the prizes, the City of Ga*di- j cer taking 8i'rtj »nJ the Catbjsee $50. A i of the visit', g compact* s are pi* used at the treatment at the band* of the Gar Imu r fireman Early this tveair g th? Coct.ien t»is paraded Water at) full drew- ini w»-re ^iven an ovat^n by the ei;.zeas, in cluding a tin* display of fireworks. The affair cloaed most successfully wi h a grand firsmsn's bad s’. :he opera hot? Frackiia County Rzcas Fzawsxoros, Oct. 2.—The clos ;ig Jay of the Franklin Coun'y Agricultural Socit t/ exhibition bad fully as fin? weatiier as the prev.ous tao days Six thousand peo ple were on th»- grout n the rates, which were never belter. Summar ies below. 25*J c'a-ii. 1‘urse of 81" divided. F W Set ry. Mk g CYr’one, 12 11 W ii Kgg*. b m ltra M, 2 12 2 RA Nve. bik ui Bess, 4 4 3 3 W li \Yi wistun associa tin', and licv. G M. How*, in behalf of the r.iy pastor**, with a response by .»vhr. 2. Iman Cltrk, a young German eni| lo)tri a* hov’Lr in the Bl. th en lIou*e s'ab e, got into a dispute a few days .igw wi h .ti e one on the r. rois» vvi.i‘1 he emphasizei his word* h- riki .g bis oi j. ment in liie fhn at Bapgor. Ba.ni.ok, Oct. 2.—-The Maine Free Ba; list As-c.cati >n Convention c'.osed tl is evening hy a sermon by Kev, L. S Bean of South Wii dhain, and the c!o»irg eonvecr* •i m meeting was led by Kev J, N. Load ,r ofPoTtliid. I' hash*.a mi ccefiful will attended. G ivcrtior Bur ei*h at Keuuebuok. Kerri l*rk Oct 2 Got erm r and Mr». Bur!* igh were t ie gc. sts of Mr. ami Mrs. U. W. Lord tc-diy. In the fjrenoon th* were di iven abr.ut th city, a nl v:» t* d the d IT rert mi Is, al*o i.iki' g a delig'itful ride to K.*nn i igiml, Gideon l’"* Wi t n f.i 'm* ff It-n. Waidoboro; i ©. Jj -nrv W. ,'in». I’-mii \lfref (l. **iy S'J 4 j aostoa 1 to 4- X S. W 1ft i ,c.« I Idaho O es Republican. Roisk Pitt. Idaho, Oct. —Incomplete urns fr m seven oanties out of t ig) teen in »he Stst* give Swe.’t rep for Po-gr 1 ">o0 majority. The same ccunties ir> lb,"* rave Dobios. rrrubMctn telega' •.*.*,o ma jvrtv. The retire State is rejui. an by 1.500 to 2.000 majority. Late r-- nrr* show that tie leg-s’alarc w.ll trobably stird 33 republicans to 19 democrat Ow ing to the great distance of many pret incta from te!> ra?h conun m ation. t'^e r* tarns are com ng in very slowly ard it will be several dsys before the re'urns from the eatirr eon*one suggested that that we ought [not to go any further until aa itqu.-»t 'ttue Went h m-e at 10 M. Went l>» house again at 1 I*. M Aft. r the clothing was taken from the truck Mr. Norton Mid. let the key s hang in the lock. N jrton said seine people were afraid to g> into the room, but he was not afraid. He si40 said he had founl what he was looking for and he would tell us some time. Cross Lamination.— 1 went through I Norton's room, and when 1 wt to the he use. 11 ,i'd h m say ‘*VV*.l girl y. u've got meat through D d n- t see him shed a»;> t ars. Have heard Mrs. Cooley erv Murder" on three different occasion. I see by t news papers that 1 stand yes terday that Mrs Cooky cr .1 mur.i. r three tino s, but ip was not *o. ll was i n three liiffertn: occasions. Did not notice the height of ihe bed from the floor. There was i light star d in ibe room Re-direct Ki* N irton cutting th* m a few days before murder. H. H. Pstt-c. Bingham Iv jw Noit n Saw l im lo^t March at Bingham. Had conversation with him at that time. «»t jeetion enter*-1 by dt f nu- to the tii i. u of this w it less, as he is a rue mb* r of th bar ai d might ivulge Homo confldt n iul j nsii'ttton. Not sustain--! His ,wi re* nation with n»e a*, that time wm this, "1 have notified your overseers of the poor to come alter her. I will be thto ign w t i It* r after April lo Witness said some thing about the overseers not going aft r h*»r. Norton said, “D >tt't msk any diff krenc*. I will g;t ri I of her any way." Albert W'alktr. Last New Portland Know Nort »n. Have seen him sme.* he has teen in jail. Have r* ive a letti r from him. (Yuli nf the I I' d. Slioul 1 say i’requ 1 to be opened1 six inches. Size of Norton’s room was 12 by 18. Saw indication* of matches h*M> tr hen struck .>:i the north slant of ‘lie wait of Mrs. CooPv's room. >iw the lunp in tro*hic*d by >:ate th*-re. lie Arret-—There was id clothing on the bed wh> n the witness there. There was a hair in th room, arid a light stand j was brought ir.to the room. l’linsar.d ar rar gements were made by an arrangement beta, n t’ourty Att-■ .r: pro t*-m Diuid j and Mr. Walt- n, cnine* 1 for tit* defend Did ii"f cximi be I post to see if i: ha i been ruhU-d iir *t th«* wall. Tin* court In re i.dt rj> 1 and said an hour had i j sp* nt on the plans, with no beneficial r»* su t. Counsel for d. fense asktd a f w mor ijm 'twins as to measurements, etc. Mr* Dully I’sgp, L* x.rgton -Was ca 1 by Micali \V Nor'on on th* iiDrnug or j the 7th of last April t go to bis house L w as net qu te b o'* lock w hen w i n's st *r> nl t g M s Cooley was dr a-l li ’ll wit ness got there “A li»n Ikerchief w hs over her fa*- I to*.i*l on htd and m M rs o dey I mbs Sh w s me blood on rail of bvlsh *-l Th bio behind. Ila-l conversation wi.h N >r jn i tint trowing shmt cutting Irtish** N rtm *s d Aunt P*g*er buds i Don’t know how long I w .rJ*.-1 on remains tifoe I w«s stopped by some o* Wh Depu’y Vile* came i i:o tber o n, I stjppcd work. Cr- cximiration—F«iu; most of bi»M*l on tbi 1 ns tr and around h r *'k.u? r«. I staid there p* rh»| s t*o i-mrs before j I w* nt uwav. Site lying’ o" li-r ba*-k m tie r»i-die of tie h«-d. There were indication* nf h.-r haw 'g 1-1 d at nose and nmirb. Woind w is not mu*h disccb'.red. Don't remember tint t r-- j was a spot a* large as a si **-r did ar d olored aro-tnd ihe wound Live1 north *»f Norton's The road not tx»« Iv straight. Swing-* some to the w-st i Bushes aiong the side *>f the road. Court ep- n- 1 at 2 I' M. K P. Vile*. North New Dor land D- i* i ty sheriff of thi* counts, d lumli r tu*. ness ard merchant. Km Anna Cooley.! Dealt in firearm* mk (munition. Know Longlev. he and Mr* fiDley purchs* d a stove of wiln. U'irne»* was *ho«n a box of cartridges marked -flov* ri nn nt; B.’ and i lentiRed the same by o ntsr Den t d.sfmcl/ r* mtnih r of selling I.oa/ ley eartri Iges W** at horn** her*- »gsin dur ing thtt day. pan ivur that the cart'idge* came from my stock of good* n 1871. but closed out about a year ago. Haw a p s 01 on the «tand when I «eit into the room. >;w ro canr lg -s in the rc*im Thick I fxatnir* 1 piatcl Could not stite tuiely tbst revolver w»s loaded Cross-ex ami oed—Could rot state how j much space tb'-re was between trank at d i:oor. The chea* beyond the trunk nearer the centre of the room. The trunk wa* nf arer th*1 door than th; basket that »a* there. The ch"*t was a foot ar d a half wide, fif.een inch'* deep and aboat three feet I fg. Don e k .ow what w** jn tb- cheat. Dj&’t think i*. w*« fail cf anj thieg Did net try to a*certan the weight of *i b r the trunk or cb«st. The two trunk* were about the same ze: not what we wood ctll a large trunk. Saw a *raod in the room and saw a lamp there on the stand. Could not id r. t;f> the lamp. Witnea* was shown cart ridfes and asked if te did not say at North P .r lan.1 lost spring that he did mt have th*m in stock, ar.d an*w^rk between Corm»r Leisnt aid Lang ley. f> 1 no: bear L-ngl y say that he hod lost a pistol after e ping in Norton s *hed oee r ig't. R*‘-cr -#‘—The- pistol was 22 c^.l b*«*. Dr E C. Andres a. North \ia»r;—Have h en in practice o le year. Was at Micah Norton's on the morning of April 7th Inst. 1 Arrived at the house b-. tweea 7 and 8 1o'clock A. M. Went to Mr*. Cooler'* room 1 in a few m .mvu s A* I »aa gu.og into her room l corieed a trurk very tbe «u lead. The wound v© on the right aide of the bead abiut a half inch frem the corner of the eye. Did not co t o? much di*cclorat:on about the wound. l>id notexaraio* the bed with reference to blood. After visiting the room up stair# we went down stair# and had some conver sation with Mr. Norton and he sa;J she had been m good spirits. Went home a id re turned in the F. M The autopsy revealed 1 r© external markings The discoloratiou about the ouDd would cove.* a spot a# Urge as a silver half or a silver dollar The jowder taken from the entrance of the wound would smut on paper As 1 retm m- j r the bail was about a half inch ba.k of tin- right eye. T*ie hall pa-sed through the ball of tb** _ ard s* it passed through and oackwavd through the septum of ‘he n'-se it ace rated i t’:e brain. Tin b*w lodged on the1 ether side of head 3 4 of an inch higher than where it entered and two inches; f ather back than w here it entered. Did j not notice any traces of powder in the track of t ie ball. Discovi red some clotted j blood bet ween the brain and the frontal! bore. The bullet that was removed was _• ven to Mr I. land, the coroner. Heart and lung* were examined. Found them well. Examined theovan-s Found them i diseastd, the right one more than the l- ft. There was a catarrh of the womb Wit ness l ere given a skuii and told to u plain to ill- jury the entrance and track of bullet. Did so. The autopsy was made in the afternoon of the death. After tea prepared to drive home. Had convert* Uon with Norton, lie said in the able jtnt as I was getting ready t,. drive out *>f the stable, in substance, as follows Do right and all will be well, Think Mis (Tool* v s hair was not done up very well Think we took hairpins out of hair at-l look down what was don*- up. ro»s examination- Four phvneiai at te: did the autopsy Witness nude mens urenn nt from il r to top of pillow, a* d a-* he rtmembers it it was if it I m. I h*- b- d was pull'd out some from the wa l. 1 hr toor-e of he bullet was cot deflected up w ard or w nv a -d. it »h> a str.i ght cou sc. \t th t me a child in the gallery began to irv loudiy a .d the sheriff began to rap for o:>loley wa' abou' It y**.vrs i f age. Told her upon mv fi'st v's.t to her tha* if sin had dro| sy I •■.mid do nothing fr-r htr an 1 then left I m-cl r.o exeaiina ion of her to ree if she w a« nregnai t I S ii# Lelar.d. Skowf gsn Am a coroner of tTi- county of Somerset; was in A ril la-' Tm k charge of th*- irquest as to the cause r-f the deali of Anna ('ooley. Dal led up o Me«r* ('has!*, Vo*. Hutchins. Plumn.i r, Richarison aril Jacobs »n fit.;*. S S. Walker th (fli-jer w lio a«sisic I me in mpa'-ne liing the jury. The ju'.v vij-ip-d th-- fii-enc of the tragedy and viewed th.- r* maims. 'lh? jury mad r i ar* ful cx-tmi alien of the room octupi. I bv the remains. I'p n my irs’ructious f und anvtdvrr there. It was loaded. Was di»chargr m Mr. Page h»d ».i J it wrs. When he V’ose drew th trunk up to .i door, the door was cl*»«*-d much r* it uid I«- closed on .un: r the bii ling i tin door which h >utid at thi-top. ff*! i inquest and cxaniin. I af ter wnrds Said iiqi'-: wan hell in North -w PorHat d v I,age. Evidence of tin- j t :ir rest Coob-y b-fore Hie coroner’s jury and iden ;fi-d them as t e ones mad; at t'a time. With m ider t fi d the r. vo'ver a-.d j cartr dg s. They had been in witnesses j I o**«r«ion since the inquest. All in tie! same tondri u> wt en harub-d t‘i wj-n-ss; v* th the rxcep'.ion of ’he r»-vo!ver rg discharged. Cross-r xamirati >n Examined revo r handed to m bv Mr. Par m and fou d c n nipty chamber. Thought the rn aft -r e ing t. N r-.n s; to vi*w the r*m»i s f w» nt up »Uijs j A few iadi -s w ere in the too ii wi n f fir*t went :n It wss a*>out o’>’•»adtd Was up in New pjr.land last summer an2d. itahils 1*1 ban Is John K Leonard, Wl i'efiebt, Jessi*- P by A1 niont Pali hen. K S Boston, f» mos oh' co i by Gray Victor. Benjamin Pr* hie, Wliiteliehl, filly Id mos old, by Bov Vic tor; dam by Drurnond Knox Ben Frank tin, weight lbs, -j yr old gelding, b Dr. Frankl n; dam an ir.hr* d Knox. «x b.bit* 1 by J S Gray, South Windsor (’ar r r K.. 2 yr old. by Kimo, by G. n Kn >x. darn by Pn .-roe's Knox, by Gen Kn x. 2J dam by haulier'* Knox, lid dam a Me* sengt-r llimn Pi«-rce, North Windsor, a remarkably tin.- r It, gracefully made up and going off in fine ftvle, Rosa Viet«ir. 2 yrs (Id, fy Vifor, Jr. by Vi-tor, dam Rosa Morrill, by Wintnrop Morrill. 2 I darn a Drew mare, exhibited by Geo Clark Week's Milts Light Pi (if, d yrs old. by Black Pilot, dam by Onward, o« iivd by .1 A Spruit1, Windsor a handsome bay Id 2 I 2 band*. .1 F Plummer. Week's M Us, i xl-ibitcd the well known breeding ninre Mold,’ l’lum mer uni two (f her colts Mole Plum* iner is by American Boy, by Gin Kr.ox lam. the w»tt marc of S dm y. a horse of great rmdi-’g qualities. The je.«r oi l e( 1 Black A mire by Brilliant, bv Young Knife, tb-* sire of Nebor*. a'sliding Id ban G a’ i w ivhin r p >un Is and Mollie Wilkes by N- Ison's \N ilk* s, bv Alcyone bv (*c»Wilk»s, a bsy filly I year old. were the produce oi 'l dlie Plummer xhibited on the traas a standii g of!-** ot JjdO' O fr m two parti* ore in New York arid the other in Washing! oi. Mr L hby also showed his s allien Arrival brtw cen heats during the n't.-rriocn rai 1. Other horses gvtn an’ xhihitio.i step wire (.ray Victor, own d by G W Bogg- Whit.fi. !d Pilot Victor, owned by F. I) Tasker. Gardiner, given a mile togeth* r in 2 It, the dash being won by (*ray Victor; a1 d Light Pilot d yrs oM stallion hi Bhc k Pilot, dam hy I nward. owned by .1 A Spun!. Windsor. Fiemlums Awarded Hem— »nii Ii» n».ns. I*t. grade Hi 1 ■••in cal'. Abram ('boat Windsor. Herd*. 1st on h»r-'n and on Jermheifer*. .I K ft J 1 \shford; 2d. gradi Durham luirrr, A B low* dd. (’!.*-l*e* (trade Jem-) 2 1, David (iiven. Sooth W indsor. 2 1 mi herd and 2 yr old heif r. C K (liven. Wind **-r. o>* J-rsev 1st Abram C b »at W.I Is r; 2d .1 K .1 F Ashford I Dav'd Given. Grade Dmhttn, Dt, li Given. Gr;i Ayrshire, same p.uM*, It tborr.iigi hr* d lb re ford bull. 2 yr* 11. .1 K J I* \shford. Draft eattie. Dt, Ibini.- M Grath; 21, .1 H Trssk. Aug is ti. -i. .Mi b. ii- M arson, I. ist Pittlin Mub lied oi'-n .tnd Sleer-, \r okl*. 1st, II >r*« Cb> Windsor; 2d, D II Dunli trh Windsor. Gra'n tie* B 1 E Da Windsor; It A Mars in. Pitts'on; Lc»i iVrkins, Win- sir. Torn trim*. Ist. town of W:.d o' 2d, town if Whit fir'd; .id, town ..of heliea. Fat tr. G« n ral colic* ion of apples,' Nr. G. r;; Grown. Randolph; 21. F A Liphsm. P.trsin. Five varil.es. 1st, Gt o Brown; 21. David Given. Four v rictus Nt. Levi Rnsseil. Jefferson. Sin gle *p n Baldwin. D Givi n. North ern >py a*ul Black Oxford. G* o Brown. Tw*ntyoui- grsver.srein, Levi Roswell. R 1 (i*s. 1st. Dav.d Given. 2d Geo Blown. Wmthrop Gro-r.ing, Geo Brown. Jersey •swe-t.and Porter. J A Kmey P- a s P.eaaant Aroer nn (1 i -l.-n Rii-«- t’,j Toiman hweet, K A Lap!.*r>i Bel flower, i Geo Brown. Gratuity, G A Moody. P» ar* War of Winkfl^U, JPmr d’ Au jire, J A Kennev ft N L Brown. Grapes:; G'-> Brown Cranberries. David Given.; r-a-he- nup-hm. n'ary,. J A Kenney. V-g. able* Best g-r.tral Jln-t on. Dt, PH M o r«. Pittstonr. Potatoes: Frank Colburn. W tvlw r. Squash: 1**, Lucias French. 21. Fran iiCo.bjrn. Suta Baga*; 1 at. David Given. Potato* s (sipgN v*ri e'y Dt. H K wmi h. Windsor Red and jvdow Danvers onic 1st David Given. Sqoa»h 1st II K Given. 2d Per* ey W Reed. 3d H ft K Given. Pumpkin*. Dt II ,v R Giv*n 2 John A Reed, Wind sor, 31 J tines Preble. Hubbard Squash 1st 0 F Donnell. W ndsor. Beks a*i» Huskt lit Geo Brown. Mart.* fcroaa aao Srgi.e: 1st Geo Brown. Foilthi. Light Brahma*, 1st. It S Barm. W.st Windsor. Plymouth Rock*, Dt. II 4 R Given; 21 R S Bartin. Pekin deck*. Dt, Cl de Tr**k 21, II 4 R Giv-n Swivfc Bret .ling sow and pigs, 1st, I F 4 J F Ashford. Black pit* 1st. Wrn A Tnompton, Wb.tefickl Siuikj* Southdown. 1st, Wn Hickey, i Wtutefield Coax. 1st. Henn Moody. Windsor; 2d, A Men Lewis, White field. 2d. Fisucis Col burn. Windsor Trace pop corn. 1st, Miles Mood*. South Windsor. Marcum Hoists 1st. A J lobby. 1 Gardiner 21. W .Jo.’mon, M l>. Cooper's I Ms Is. Gent's driving horse.-. 1st, F D Krskme. Windsor; 2J. B F Dunne. North hiteflelJ. Colts—Sucking colts, 1st, J K 1 J F Ashf. rJ; 2d. 11 K Howes, Cooper s Mills; 2d. G W Boggs. WhiteflelJ. On* year old, 1st, S II Lyon. Wl i efieM; 21. Thos Har vey. Two rear o’.ls, 1st. Miles Mm>d y. South Windsor; 2d. .1 S Wbeelan, North Wh u field 2 L Geo A Clsrk. Three year I olds. 1st. W A Tinkmm, Windsor; 2d, 1' A Nor:h*y, Coopers Mills. Ukkuui.n*. Meats a*i* Foais 1st, G 11 Stimjson. Soirh Windsor; 2d, J S Gray, South Windsor; 2J, Nannie Tierce. Wind sor. Stai lions—Over 5 yr* old, 1st, Cush i n »e. J H Grant. Augusta 2d. G W Boggs. Whit.field 2d. J A Sprout, Windsor. Four >rs old, 1st. Arrival. A J Libby, Gardiner W Mower. Vassal boro. 2 yra old 1st 1 i» ll.iyes. Kandolph 2d. F T Mac Manus v. nitefield; ..d. W H Joins, China. 2 yr» iM 1st. J F Clarke. Augusta 2d, \V II J ones, China Tha Races. There were two good race* in the at er >non The first .died was the 2 50 rs. which was followed bv the 2 25 rae*. which v ns, by the good judgement of the utan.i gets substttted for the free-for-all which •ini not nil. The same gentlemen acted n» judges as on Wednesday. In the 2 5o race the start rs were Kob A. owned bv W. M.Achorn; Wat hnuker Jr., owned by C T. S»a« kpole. Gardiner: and A« tor. owned by K s. Frost, litverside At the drawing for positions Kob A had the pile, Hilly Knox second. Watchmaker Jr third, and A-tor on the outsiib K.>b A led a* he word "go and kep: it to the half, w .th Billy Km second, and Watrhmak* r third. He broke badly on the litre* l Mirths out came in s* on«i with Hilly Knox third, and A• .or last W hen they came up f »r ill* se cm.l. Rub A third and Actor Ish. in winch position the final finish was made It v»hh|s good race. Watchmaker tro nog easy and solid. Alter long scoring (charaetcn»t of all the heats trotted all the l.ors* g >t oft m a bunch at 'In* third heat, hut there i n sideralde breaking s u after. aiul till nr» i i«g on the part of Kob \l the I alf W ati hmaki i led. with Kob lu xi Arlrr had crept up to third place with llil'y lv ox at the resr O.i the hath WaUlimahund that tl e free-for all did not till, tin niMi igt rs opened a pur*, for 2 66 I orst-s. which was made up after some talking aid adjustment atd entering of pro’e*ts. The hurst s et.taring »"rc th hay tr« Iding Garth II, Dr. Neal. Ilumheti and 1) I T. ’1 lo y had positions in the or di-r named, and a! the start Dr. Neal at once took the lead from Garth Id. t u'. "ii^ •oon passed by Humbert. At t quarter polo the two wi re trottirg t» g th t, whil st the turn D I T s«- I bad!) Down ic he If mile D I T came ahead,with Hum hert scud, Dr. Neal th rd, aid d I by D 1 T Hun 1> rt lost on t! is h s' hrcakn g and actir g b.ellv Garfield tr J ted square nil sundry Humbert al form at tl c rear. Wln*n Hie In r c down pi.si the wire st the half mi:• G.» I.T. broke ar.d ran; but Guifi M j-u' n gnr.d square work right along He s honn trottir g "low with D I T t"'i nirg s.nd H-rn 'ejt b hind. a long w. The sorp i*e of th a rat 6 to harness. (litfi. Id, b g. 'I hr McGuire 2 111 l> I T rn g. V. W. Spencer, I 2 2 H.jrnt.er». b g. J. Kov. 4 A 6 Dr. Neal, g A K Mvrrow A 4 is Tiro#- 2..61 2 6.7 I 2 2.67 Id 2 .;7 I t The fair l as been a grea1 »ucc .nl for kind a..etl Charleston st.eiti*, Hay market Square Ten* r was former) a rnemfx r r.f the S jf oik Coo my Bar. and served one term in »be S* .to prison for bla'-kmsi', being at that t me *i jelled from ’*i« Bar. Tr re hit been trouble bc.«e«n Ga/zolo ar.r. Ton-r's wound may result family. Gazzoli was arrested. Tb# Lat##t. James T jner. the victim of the Hsymtrk et (Mjuare shooting. more omfor tble to night and there is sirong i ro peet of his recovery. T##mor Ootrow# Haolao Kast Livr.itj rx,i Ohio, Oct. 2.—The race between Te* n.er and Hanlon today was easily won by the former. No lime i wai g.ren. The rs rs on the floor in the at t k nude upon Spcaket Dart'd*. Daniel* referred the erowd |o Peny, just shoot t» escape from ih> I oil. who til the mean line handed the t ill to Hi presentattve Nesbitt Perry ran into the street with the woh at his heels and was caught Someone cried "Hang him," and the cry bsctuic general The crowd wen in earnt-t. Perry besgsd for mercy, sm I turn d I is pm kets inside out "Nrs bilt ha* the bill," he cried. NcsIm was n. the crowd ard a rush was made »r hint. He kept a hi a 1 of the mob four Ido. h-. w Ii, ii hi* strength tailed and be surn ii len d lie wH* mart lied luck to the reiTe*t ntative* hall, where he was compel i 1 to .1. posit the bill oil the clerk's de*k. S, i alu r Daniel* to >k the hill and repaired to the (i.ivernor mansltii, where I" erased hi* name, saying I signed this •’ll under a mn, 85 43 12* .664 Chicago. 8.: 53 136 .610 I’ i l*u. ’t-' i-v. 77 52 120 .5J)7 Clue: a l, 76 55 131 .ftnf) Boeton 76 56 |32 .576 N.w Y 67 130 .485 r,(ereiand 12 87 12!) .326 Pittsburg 2/* 112 135' .170 Oth«r O mas. At r«on*«t-rc dro- employ f*»> l -n in n. 1| Illation from the l.’rio'i will w« "t’ the Manager* of the comjaoy tom. ir>* The jrojaoy em ploye* 11 ,0W» n. Ex Severn- r 7f» m<« of (Maryland bend Bai.tim M 4*., 2 Kx-Governor Poii.ip hr*-' a* of Maryland, Hecretarv of ’»r u der President Hii oa- in o*t every of fice in t 11'• 'li 11 of Maryland^ died tom g *n 1 ‘•I bite prescribed your MoUIa’s Food for year*, and know of nothiog to take it* p'ace; I often uae it for grown patient* *1 so,” writes a physician. oct3dltlotnk

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$ailu %tnvtbtt |attnul.! •IIOSTI, fSi«T, KT. 3, Ittl. !NOTICE. Th* C*>*i.v. —y vprs*»t*4 «*T >t the rmwiai i vf *{«r Prtw.a wjii !*e i» *r tb* FrUon j» Ti> 1ft f Hi* i>««' In full the (#7./ k iiKnu i K Hi** .*.itrr (iKtuii fit* i VIaiucUouuTeit'UIii. Biu.ii -124. •>'*0 I Mi. P.htfk H- N P W I- T. I Your# received will, rail for Convention t.. organize i H>at«* I n'.«"i in which mov. iii4'- onv no I i in t»l N--n S r at ail. Non l'srti#j-* S(impel temp* ran* 1 If l'!«*a«t* v»* to th*- l-ar worker# th* sin***r gr.- U* t.f y«.-ir .rkers in I i, m*1 a’ not for myself alone bu» for low# c.-v. orUars, ff wdl rejob'-- msne low* heart* id henr of tli- f orgitni if ion. 1. h«»pe that n«*w in tt.is l onvention the Maine women will he guided tiy tli* I. I liol r:f. rh.'il *.!i-"/ may grandl i;>-ip in '.r tmg the future sti*'. of tY- I N- irlr-.sii V; 1 T. I mowm-iif. is' I ti ir 'in/ more .if ur Christian women n th« *,-u gle. not old. tor »lii' over hrow i j 11« r a .t and 'u drink 'ruth -r. our >'1t- f tile a HfWr'ttl tt n /mivflf ea-h Individual member of the W T rn her own j>n’ Urn! trr,rl— ai I iat no rnslority vote of the V I hall**, r infringe a libe-'y. the ndtvidual ter* oi whicli no VV' T I in- n sorreii ler« when min g the 1 I omn I ac or !ii t... r -itric'iona n |i*i v th- liberty to u*e her own j-.- al influence simr g the dictate* r own part preferences—restricted j cm.) f- mu hr 'iging party q...**:ions >-r party w 1 t) ihr.. of the Non-Partisan VV -»nan's Christian Cm »n fours for (Jo*!, Home and Humanity. M *Rt J. A i.DRICU To the Slat* Convention of the Non-Partl •s» w c r r /'ear Jii *-s C -irfn.'i I. -#*i I n.'i't -in- **r-i Hint I mid t.ewlth i Vs I annul m. I thus semi greet .1 hat tin- II- I v I atiier »on hi your i> l**a to uii 1 up I!i» i him in v and in truth May H-s ,.i ic richly abide with you I rim* hs* me w f.en ail good wetm*') j iJir. .ghoot our t>roa-l lam!, must support the mo l iu-i* of tetnpr r .'ice, and w*- v -o --f Maine uni-' ip a 1 i ting In 1 ?iw NSiii Those of us w’ cannot con #ii -.liuotly Uhor umVr th* psr'.isan ban-, r i if the gr*v»t Cnimi so many of us learned 1 to lov*.. must unite in tnoihtr organisation I in whlc’i we i'lln work. Both t. n uns are holie-. of Christian wotnet so lull love for the Mast.-r and full of I vc f th- can**'. ca> slcoild r.-joim .n a«: goo w 'rk« of th*» other. true woman ha* Y-n and h ep •v.ctions of r ght. Among toe nir-y chur-hr of Chpst she hJO*es a# h r hoin*' the on-- that b#*S meets her 1 lief, and C i needs of her nature. She fa or- ;Y* t 1 litical party th*’ n b**r iudgment he*: mote# the ublic w ’t s'* On *ri«>u# moral ii'.l ••-■o onv mstions sic* ns* opinions more or de«.•' 1 The ideal TrmjHrs-.ce Colon in wh'.-h women can unite rhtir e ’r;s for the tablishm-rtt 1 msmtensnee of fix*'* i an 11 general tempcra'Oe law*, o-ust he »nipo*i» 1 Ot i tnnr, who fir the! be«t good of the omrnon suae, n the L’oion. lav a* h* partisan an I *^ctarian pn dilection* hut idt of arc free as dtruinai to labor with hand, and hear:, and tongue, and pen. according is God's gift* be unlo them, in their chosen party or church; thus spread ing 'oan.-i-t their influence for pur** temperance; lifting up cU‘ churches, nil partiev aii people, to a higher moral stan dard. winch will in the end place temper ance high above the surging ware# of cha above tbe ops at-d 1j» of p*itv triumphs and tailor upon ixed ar-. unalterable basis, ferause fm' 11 •v i> in the V.arts cf people. 1’artir* a-** made u,> o; ;he ft up the to a hettt-r art«. T' Non-rartlaan W C T l n *ur conception of an ideal temper m-*e rr gaiwition. It makes this idea! a pr* *a tV. May t»*>d tie** it and krep tru Very sincerely H »Hti v C |*i l*ii y u. Auburn. Maine, 8ept 1*>9)\ The following Report of tho Provisional Suoorln tundent of Pini Work. Mr*. F. II. Beale of Augusta, was then read Af-i-du I'>tmdnU and Sitters of the Htentail* \t a me**ing of our I'aion held iu June a letter w»* real from our Provisional Pr.'A M*«. Pan’, asking that or ■••Cher 5 e appointed a- S nt o! Y s» Work fcr th. Sta in '-ep* The p ..-dinw-1? crit al lime sitb «i «od that our ’.rue po.v.'.oa should be well ucdei fT .'r i throw h the m dium of the press. Wry brie*' ill I slam e O' -r ®y work of t e pa** four non tbs At firm I go 1 o >d spa-H* in the columns of sjmeihal? dor;n lea,ling paper* of the State, an from their editors l received a kindly r*>; onse. at the lame t.ma our Provsional hte*.d«nt had made arrangemer.ts with o t-.. r nepers firing u» a large field tc which tc work. I feae* endeavored to gather and circulate ehpp’ngt l could hot am uaaHe to v vr be oiac! number. Among tome of the iat* sting l:em* have been these regarding v.i s VMwarda' work among u* which we feel w»« productive of much food. Tl: v>rr»’*roodence between Mrs. Lydia ft Iklnu o{ Washington, l> C and Mra. Paul of Fort Fairfield wua only published fey ct*»‘ Daily Kennebec Journal be aure special reference to the *ubiect had bee n made by a speaker iu Augur ta. hare beeu enabled through the gener ator ct Mrs. Hatioa, «f Pitucurc. Feen. the pnMi-ber of the White R'bboo. U cir i ctiih quit* Largely. makuNC i' f p'eseot many tratc wfc rh ten 1 act other rj» have bees done With regret that I fca dace so iittia and j that I caa gi' e ao more comet or extended rvp-jft, l shall berg the «uw ration to bear win. m*. and trw: that is the gr^at d*y of r*-> k:>n.r.? (t eaa b*- tail that the Uttl* »*rl sown 1 dlregfcoa did grow op am! pro i d**/> an harvest. tteapectfuliy aubnaitied, j Afldtaw of Mu. Bias Poatar. Praa Ideot of tfca Iowa W. C T- U Alcohol it poi*03 ami ha* no pirn*. u» the human system. Upon tola •cirntiHc truth aod ;t* correlate* .n philanthropy. patriot .-m an/1 r* IfloB the temparaac* reform nets. ft* cr.gsnafof* and prwcot champion* m «rn>*M mm ar women who** labors ba.-e bt*m of ucCofd blessing to the race. Tb* r**o;ta arbiered a**sl th* dips ry tad mag-Mtu*!* of the work. Bat -'W*» nav* thi* rreaaar* In *ar.b*a ve«a/*UU and tb;* reform i* o*j»t to tha imperfect;.™, ami limitation* oi a’l human effort. I The Woman Christian Temperas 1 Uoioa ha* b-*n ao agency tonon-i of God and acoaptsd by taw paopl* Man; tool* I In glory now.' aod many more "stii 1 ontb* way bt**« find f r It* tweet ministrations Organized in lb"* ami *-xter»diBg into '-aery Mate s®’1 Territory in tr**- L'mon. It ha* >^Nrn effective io teaching the two gr**' Sorts, aw* of total *t>*«.-r»ence tor the indi riiiaal and prot.: hit ion for the Stab*. The Church, oat of which a ante, has bem it* /reat support an«l wine »on*ei The officer* f the National Society vre in fluential lead-rs thi-so-called pro: hi on party, th** service/ of these leaders ha-e been given freely to th* support «»f tuis party and its candidate*; the literature of j this party 1m* been officially endorsed and circulated by the W ountn's Society. 1 National and many State auxiliaries have co-operated to the full xteot of their abil ity in the operations of tins party. Tb* Fr-si lent of th:» National Society «aid, several years ago, tbv she believed; the chiefest n.-ed of th* ti-mperan* reform today a political party pledged to it* l support fShc bos declared ‘party poll tics'* to b.- "the chief*-»t agen. I hs e today organized the .Maine Non Partisan W\ I I Ic may be clai' »ed tiia’ a mere -.'i**'-. of method In not *.*l to the u of the temperance movement that it is not d sof tlcieut importance to ustify the suppott of separate organisations. Fur msay years I held this opinion, and acted in harmony with It; I am stiil a memosr of th.- W C. T. U and hav# been for fl e yea*- presi tent of the Iowa Htat* Union. That I oion *s St.il B.ixii.srv to th« National Society, h iuse w were in reluctant to «e our connection. That Htat*- I nton i* non-! partisan in spirit, tnd according t the I letter of its con.ititution. It i* the only j Mat- I uion who b i.a* uut directly; or indirectly adopted the partisan policy of the Nation Union. z\t j the lonnal me.-ting held last October a notice was given that at thi* yenr's i■ .ng soon to he held, an anv-ndrm nt strikine -'it s he words "Auxiliary to the Ns'ional j Wont in'* C hristian Temperance I n on would Im» presented. This propose amend-1 merit will be vof- I on during the convention meet al I >e* Vfoioes lo t, Oot. 11 to 18 j A two-thirds ms jorny - au.riltsry. The jn. stion not us ital to local work in lo-.va n o-.her •itte*. became the work ol th>- ’A U T U. in Iowa ha* alwavs i n non part; how* ur. a large msiorily of our ts*' p. r iii' women sr»- unwilling to aostai" b their mur.tl and financial support, even co" trit• i■ 11• e responsibility for the party work of III* National Society. In M ine the cas>- j liff rent- The S*.a e W. C. T. U. is par titan by r utiona of it delegated >n-[ veil1 tons, liy uki t a of 1 repre^ -ntn-i tiven md by lh' ,;i*nrn. tone of i organization work. I >iu ret:* n‘ly h*» had the i-age f ouvictlons and made no denul of its partita ip i.r ap»*!o y f »r the duties impo ed y that parti/r hip. of! iate. and sin' e me of ts hole, st omen office holders and private member* could no longer retain their membership ami g.ve the.r work in the partisan society have formed non-partisan local and county Uu Ions, and tafce i st ps to form a State Non- j Partisan Union, n* w i« heard the strange in ioun-’emer' that th 'V. T. I Maine is parinan. *.(ter y «rs ol b >s :ed parri*an*hlp, ar.nounr-ed nundre ls of tun* a in ir ons ways the pnt.li :"Oted to doubt i ow unde standing i words, and to M.ev,» that it never cotupr h- .r or. luiiiOXS v|Uite foreign to "sweet Tt ou ableness The -»t and conaprebeiis. oh;- f- c. winch v\. inak* to tie* partisan po- w*»o o' th^ Ma.ne W C T L au th- Na ooai Union—to which it is auxi iary—is that Tha Partisan Position la Wrong In Principle. A moral reform association, having ns its test of membership a tot si abstin- pledge, ought not to ally itself with anv organisation, political or otherwise, having i no such pledge or test of membership A j political party is based on citizenship. It 'includes alt who vote the party ticket. American citizens include men of I all nationalities, creeds and personal habit*; polit cal parties need ti conserve alt these diverse forces for the pnbli g >od I the party which can carry a majority of the votes of any community or commonwealth to the support or the widest m.-a-ures and Hi.- highest attainable legi^latv e good is be*t «erTng the country. It b«*ter to lift a whole common* ealt! —throo b r ht ous laws one it s than for few good peepi- to leave the toib .g men -agu •_ tori ‘on- in *ft a to ara!of. i _ the oallov' i of poutii-ai ob-ervat: n. N so with a moralrefo-xnnssoctati n; hit, MMkbar* at*1 strength aatyr tbt m ber brigs added moral pt the great.-, issue between opposing political parses: cannot so dominate other question i a* to be properly called the dominant uau\ until tov imr of tot*. abstainer# it to iacwjwad f at a majority of rater* will o-3t tolerate the traffic; to mere*#* to',« body of mcu m»nt a^% tons haatra t'.? marehafffeg of the* majority of rton a pars ef :h work of the W. CL T. t' This work i«! hrteffefwi w:to be par.* complication*; the average man will listen to the pies of a Wonsan wut> apeak* in tor, name of home sa*i of Bora* obligation; ihr average mar. dor* not receive aa kindly toe tie* of a political an tags*i*t. The mumi m of the W. C. T. IT. t to reach Tho Average Mao with temp* ra»f e troth. Th* W. C T. T i •booM a»o» l an* comphcar.cn or alliac>.* which bail*!* a wad between luraelf and those -fit* weak! reach. Fartioanahip build* a wall. Home parte proix.blthmLrts ur/e that reformer* should j not wait f--*r the »«»w growth of put lie sen- timtot; that th* sooner toe prohi bistoa issoe i* for .1. the *ooner the final victory i come; they v *w wub ancon corn and otnedme* cpeniy rejotc# wb*n bad me a are a* toe idtvlt of their party eoiubUmnooa—elected to place* of r* p r«*ent*ur'* attihoru;-- they ojidly declare that to*» iefeat of pr ,ait.tioai*t* of »oy party except toe.r own ia greatly to desired. They re to-m ber lbs: .t is written it mast '.-via rouue:' they do -ot to fear tfc -wo*- b* no t■ a*. m*n by *hom the offec Cometh. Political Nihilism mi have its pia jr t. -real 'rama nation s polite development. It i» ritt**!! the wrath cf man shall praise th I/'nl hu'ar aacb oxnblcat’-ons au con .ra parr dost **r eon nt Is >n*'*rv to the gen cf Mr rican intimations an*I the spirit o: li *rty it is political robbery. In*!. cal poiii: si liberty is a fundarueiiUl human right a'; th 1 u'lesttoo of the party n.iance o: t W C. T. I >s w J.-r in ;u application "*an the work of our beloted organization. Ida a Quaatlon oi Human Rlghta. This realization burn* into the h* *r:s of t ak.ng otnt. It is claimed I it no State Union is boon I hy any principle jou -.i by t National Society except th- total abstinence pledge. This lenient a irur in the tetter; it is u>. f r r i/c fAe put' which h.is been doini uant n the pole y of she National Union. In wer to root out t .Irani slop from o r land, the Na tional Prohibition Par'y. In l*--* the same po dionwas reaffirmed, i ed. That t e ir '-on J’ it. and think the' ntenib* rs o tin* in-lianapolis c*s in its permeating a'l mu ses of society an l il political fail,- with its life giv.ng truths no more effect! m*-an» or this wile pr pegauda *n be secured th sw eet co.-n il of w.in an! ill- i tluen. through the persona appeal* of our ind. idual m mb. rs. l*.s* this iu r nee when our num *r is i mited j 'he j her mts of or. political part t* al-o 1 ii*; nee with legislators t*. w m ust *pi al for aw* in the in- j teres* of ir work. hen Ih pubtic ni in tb Nort and m. -r-’s iu he South, am* u who- i we n.i c.f strou: *8t tern t• i -ce mi arc opposed a- the pill* b_> a temperan e orgtlegation, th *re is less l ua'iod t> 1 .ten to these politrm-il op ponents whn they a-;»**ar in the chan*r**d ar i« ter of i ret' -1 It i uoan-| *er to i* ii t do heir dn'y i n-sw f' *':b. p,-r*on* 'si*lerai‘.ons. ii b**i H there-, ,>r-- aiid- the n i ed Grr i i*l ar r: ar. wher 1 m niH’. w. sk tl n»r l cumin m Is ati (a»rt. eUr* may tullow when ihr uint of i-atri tism lea ro >n*.ble on y to her o- scien answering n summons any othc bar. But a W. C. T. U. woman w k t*« us the d. ue ur ’he ir ’nence the W. C. T t to ;r r t t iter*'.'» a *''.en victions; but ns oipTeb* r-'.veand-f fectivc union, iu Christian temps*ran can or lv b«*ac«-omplishrd throng Non '“ar t san effort. Th*' women who believe that or ga- «l Chr c v\ aip. raoin the W C. T. bich s the Sh e of Main** 1 r. he *tic al‘ie.1 y r -olotimsat ru*'; con or by o*"cial acts of it rep a* eaardVv t" general p he; f i; k. t tlie oLibitc n Party. Other w n *b s k itt consider a wid er, der. 7*irer »-id or d:reel exercise of th ed work of u temperar. wc cd are n»i I to oin t'e N r.-Pi-ti fan Won en Uh* so T mp.-rar.ee Union in the $:a ->f w ?h auxiliary to o >pc.ia N^t mai Woman's I'hrs Temy’ ranee 1 >n, with headquarters Ch’v, Uni. O o It is r en c’airag‘1 thu ‘ooc-partisans ar*- #s j artisan in itu ir devotion to the Re-! pablinan party, as are partisans''ii thtir support': the “Third Party." and those who pr* ilit -eji u: ag-aias: la lies promi n t tii nou p movement These bje r:*»r* -t it true that Mrs. 1 F.r-. r is ‘■o sr r U t She*'* Ti *n«» ut)-. t ,i .ii h r Atbjfw »*>rfc i *r the K.put.uan paste- 1* *Ue rut irttittil u i e ou r *.rty a* lu-tC'rrs. an*! to iLr er >t of h**r ir icr.c- responsible for Ue- j pub i an me:: i- in dealing wi h the ten:-! persnt qu ration To these charges I again reply as I have often done, I am a Sepu’-licto; am aach THE GREAT NERVE, BRAIN baioo/) TONIC. The Portal of Health. DR. GREENE’S NERVURA, {guaranteed Purely Vegetable and Harmless, '-or Nervous Debility, Weak and Shat tered Nerves, Tired Brain, Sleep lessness, Poor Blood and Debilitated System. A ii who nr»- imtvoua, tired, languid. xtastt-J in nerve power and physical j tiei..' I I rleepi.M l ight-, vvaJur.;’ ur*- i ui.retreshed tnoru who are desjaimli :it an*i d-\ •••d in n. liid, who have weary limbi and trembling who suffer !ioU» hradui he, neuralgia. I Min-4 and aches; who have puip.iuliou or i I .rt trouble, dyspepsia. indigc-Hoti, loss of ••tit*, convipafioti, knlne, or liver com j nenoui ihliiiily, nervous and pby-i j i .-i laliou, |*uiah-i*. uumhue.-s. Of Ml/ J' ii of u> ro/ui tlUMUtai .huuld use Dr. Greene's Nervura, o, atn and Nerve Tonic. i \.o3 miserable, Lad no aiuLiUon, uo srr.'.gth in m■ limb-, and was tired all the i while When 1 wulked a few rods 1 lelt us II J ..’ould drop down on the ground. I used i*reetle'« Sn ..rj. uud it ha.- dun- me i iu:_* I h.ivr vrr taken. I I since I r.,,. I lia.ilUt'Ud ll to all that ar- .»i!.: ir. i It A 2s C i.-.: Chester, >.V. f- lu..kon"t to itUyou r. »-»//«rutivk /.e /article !h■:/ r ok- ”*n-> t i ‘ri per buttle. Dr. Greene’* Ni-nrura i« the great nerve, brain au«i blood iuvigomut. It nerves the wcar. arm, strengthen* the tired limbs, cures the ailuug In ad, removes uer\ our aUut Ihi* woudeiiul Hiedi .in. and 1 lIlBUk ‘ud e». i Ua. and Ui^l.t that he s. ut me Ihi- i-n .licit.. VN.Mi; Ih.MjX VS. Attauuugau, Ct. i'. j i.sult r. (rime, the pro ,r tl’ti Man. by Imred :y atid cmironnmnt, and present utclh *nt coii rtion. 1 b.dieve in the fundamental politic il dm trines on which tla't part stood in the furuaccof Civ.I War. and since th *n hr huilded the monument of pc believe the country is safer under the politi al dir. -t o i of that party than under l o dominance of it- great oppo •nt. 1 feel that moral education and wise i economics have found more champions in that party thin in aiy other. I r> nice in general trend of temper ance iegialai on adverted, enacted and en forced by Itepuldi tana. In the ontlicts of modern civilation i argut the parry I am proud call m party." My nt o n e at the bar of certain self ippoii *d :v;u sitors was a lltth courteou rec ign or Speaker K ed’s aggressive p ’tr,oi.s; n the House of Itepres. ntativ and li s ungni lice nt endorsemen' by men nf all political beliefs in tin1 Pine Tr* e State. After his recent return to Washington, I sent to Ids desk in the House a sturdy little p.ne tr crowd i im..eu.nt aisdtri a,: nirtesy pon th wiiijf stand in me i! of a great ,n >h. js admission of poverty in credible \»i: ises, an 1 relevu; te uuny on eases' il points in tb contro versy. 1 tl;is connect, in 1 it i-. rememh- red that t le t lets in t ’.'i-t \n W. 'i Ii. d tlieir o' .1 ,-nsidons to gh* 1 a comfort to the Th rd Party. Th v ve gone from connection to convention, ii tb interest of this partv ailin' they have secured their appointment of W. T. I-, delegates to Third Partv conventions An innhili y to see the Tere-ce between this o al parti .a sb»p and the expression of my personal party opinions ac.d par ser i-'e is so astonishing to provoke t‘ uiry, ca i‘ he possible that the o' i a la tne are hi nd as those who w not see alves th my ry We wve our fours* applaud our efforts, will i.»n not aim give u* finanrit! support? The bur Jem of organ zeti m rest heavily upon a ;’rv few i'hey are on j 11 aod lm'-or and t al energy, l it; money, beyond th-ir proportionate responsibility. It is nit right they should be permitted to do this. Mrs. Ag-irs C. Paul, F Fairfield, bv virtue of her appointment as Provision«1 Preside!.; 1 is horn tlu greater part of tb is burden. It would be a mnt gracious our tesy it would be more, it would be in d s cbarge of a general oh ination if tnnp-r ance m. n br {bout the State shoul 1 send li-'r many sums large uni small to dis charge pr. **nf oblig*.' n and t*» further future work May*God Hi M sting MAiNb Goaaii* A apleu',! non partisan Tempera::*'* t- -nr* t D. m prism in in mber-hip a number of tb« rirst i lie-* of the city. Mr- AraCu* man is president. INCALLS PURIFIES1 MANDRAKE THE •COMPOUND BLOOD. SOMETHING FOR THE LADIES I IK \N!> 0 I K A l \!N. Over au f i f u/-ia .Mv dull*- v.. o in* Tin y ever coiu* cm n. u mu 1 breakfast, ami mi .mi n, smoothing tii* -ii' w swrtqiiu* and dimt; •wn ..n 11 r* is *v*r inline noil 1 ni lit:1 b a" I o bright*u it evervwlur WI: :it may I claim tor my Uu. And th*-* cndleuM round* of tat. lo b* liver und ovtdu say to tin If th* h*art i- t md to love’s glud 1 No t'i‘k e.iii b* dull i uu' .n Though c *r and over again. Orris mot is ohiu.ued fi iu u plan' which grows ii Italy. It is f the iti family anti c tiled bt uhc ol it rain lu or variegat’d hues. Tin- mot i thick and fleshy. It is dug in the spring of the year. The libers an- closely cut after which It is scraped and then care fully dried. It Is packed In small casks and shipped to other places. This work I quite extensively carried on in Leg horn. In a powdered state jr l- u-*-d in mill' kinds of luedti in**. It 1 also much u etl ii riot 'li r Is \er> :i•/rc*-alde. 'lit** I- »ves of Hi plant, ari ver v broad and the Mowers larg* and white. !:K« KIPTS. vr. A oi l.' C v I i Moil three pounds crab apple- until ott enough rub thiough a colander, tiien add on* and !bree-quar rs pounds -d sugar, tin quart vinegar, one tablespoonfuls each of cloves, pepper and einnamon. and one tea*piu>uful of salt. Boil until thick. rrri MiiKlt 111. Select tender cucumliers and peel and grate to make two quarts of pulp Press this light I v with a wooden -poon until the juice *tops running Throw tin* latter away, and season the pulp with half a pint grated horse r.tdisli, half an mini i ground black p-’ppor, -alt to ta-'- and Id 'i' level lahlespuoufu of ugar. 'ia-.e three one quart glass j irs, and put one-third of the pulp iu each. Mien till fu of t’ best eider vinegar and screw ops on perfectly tight. i 1 Four and one-ha*f pound} .n- pint of vinegar, or larg*’ tahlesjioonful of cinnamon, one-half- tablespoon ful each of allspice >ud cloves Separate the pulps aud skins, I oil the pulp and pass through a mlui ile*. a* .above, add the sugar and -pi’e aud boil fifteen minutes. Pour In cold vinegar and remove from the stove an i bottle immediately. ('ult'i /r Hearth. Easily answered If a strong man, who has frequently suffer. 1 pain, grows imps* tlent and rebellion*, how much more impa tient should be the baby who dees no: ko what suffering m* an*. For the pains of colic t etlnog, hr Bull s Baby Syrup is the sovere gn remedy. Pi ice 'J.'> cts. It is a hard thing to treat nasil catarrh in children but *11 Saul’s Catarrh is »*i*y to use. aaf* an t eft! 4 ous. Sill ererywhe r I for i* eQts. The l*«. I |>il a o.l Ibr hinge. i V. 1 M. liroilt. pa tor United Crc-tl; r :i Chur h, Blue Mound, Kan says I f 1 it my duty to tell what wood- rs hr. Km. s Ne lib »rt~y has done for me. My lur.gs were badly di. *ased a 1 y ps ishioncr* th yht I could live only a few weeks. 1 took fire hotties of hr. Kin ew ‘isoovery an 1 am ound and w gsinin- pou.i Is in weight.’’ Arthur Lo e. Manager I.ore’a Funny! Folk* Co: hi nation* writ* s “Aft-r a thorough trial ard onriric r evidence, I im confiident r. King's New biacov ry for consumption. bents ’em aSl. and cures I when everythin else fails. Tne great kmdne 1 can do my many thousar, friends is to ur e them to try it." Free trial bottle* I !i:gc '2>irecfori>. AUGUSTA LODGE NO. 1*!, F. k A. M.JSt Communication. Tuesday vening, k« *t 7.30 o’clock. Work in Mil ,D1. S!. grw. All Mason- sojourning iu the city are oordiaJly noted to a’.t- mj. E. II. Jones. W. M. ,1 K. Hi.AN. K»l» Knfi’v fSmk^oC u*»V.xi. akcuTT^V i ».t>. tip ii Convocation. I'l.ursdav «-vi ui. .‘ad ai 7.30. Work iu th- I’ M. M.K11. F C. lU.'DLF.I H. F.. M«-p*. 'i, at 7 U o’clock, I' M A large alt. udauc O.H.C *A.»A It-. ul:ir meet iu.-.-a *u :.t« il, ou In-H« oond and i.#u.:h le l.*y ev. ui iu each uonth, at b.'Ai o'clock, I* 1.1 I'Bssi... N. 0. A. S H A Mint. k Jl. cspiii wili.ia;.'* i'D’fi, i g. a. R> gnlar me. tin;'1 ’l n.,.-. J*.y v- .nog, it 7.30 o’clock, at G. A. U. H..II, No. HO Water i ‘Jcet. Wm. V> Davih, Commander. i1 *.i F'«m)|.icm Ad 1*1 CAP! I AL CHANGE. No. VM, P. OF' H., In A II. H ill. .M. etli!— every Sat. id .y evening, at 7.30 o’clock. All Patrons cordially I uvited. A D Ri «SKI.Th Worthy Master. C K. F'i.kt* .*i Si-, r -:irv_ CTIJHHNOC IKIHE. NO. M. 1.0 It. M. Kegu j Ur Council. Eire kindled at Wigwam I I hvrtidav evening, t a' 30. i Work iu Ch **e. A i..:y•• a: ad anee i l llrlrt.l. ft. A. Tcki.1, S Lem. CUAV II. I .«.IIAM, i __* ‘ha f I*f Recrd*. }RANCH 1,008, ORDER 11!*.' Ml A I.I..I .cl ri I Cross Hall, meeting* I '-'*S n Monday idler line, jtiall* "I I f.-o It .at J.-jn-ll.l. i liullln l for coil*-* tloO. and lie very h-at jnys-il.le s. rvi We re.p., tfully i all nil* it ion :o t G i uml in he c. Kxj- n«e. xery low. For catalogs* •B '..Aim* i tx'ei.f care* promptly Att. aded to. Charge# r> ,w jaly>6d3m A RTA, Hept. *f,, t»-. Softer i* hereby rv>-» that t.V reyiUr 1. to* e;;:■*# tbr 4ioid a-el b-i Ml- g Co. 30 Great EnslUli Prescript! *n. ^tk A Attotxsaafui Medicine used oxer 1 waa10 -Q thouaaoda of cases. J I 5. Cure* Sperr\al‘jrrri*a, A’errou*| Wtnknrt*. i.n«tM*on*. /wpofencpT aad all d-eaic* caused by aouv.t_, hkKtaa, lodMcretjon. or orer-axartwa. '*rrr*l SIX packages Ovaraofeerf to CTcc trften e*A otXrrm WmC. AM your Lmagg’jrt for Tha tr»»t E«ctua ArwiHyiM. tare eo subatitara. Coa package fl. Six f.r». by man. Writa for Pamphlet. Adorn* 1 V'araka tkemUal Co., ffMrait, aieb. J For talc by J. M. Mixer, Drafts*:, Ajgj'ta. y* The Kennebec Journal may be found on sale at the Chisholm Brothers News Stand, Union De pot, Portland. A NEW STOCK —or— i LADIES’ FURS Consisting of All Kinds of SHOULDER CAPES —win i MUFFS TO MATCH. We Have Them in All the New aid Desirable Furs. F. W. MATHEWS.

AUGUSTA, MAINE. ELEGANT BULK EXTRACT PERFUMES ::zr: FROM 25 TO 35 CENTS PER OUNCE, AT PARTRIDGE’S OLD RELIABLE DRUC STORE,cor. Market Sq., opp. P. O. titiiSM wutr ft« nuts1 ••ttnrtt punr rttfiett s .i.ati free »t I >H*|a ll'OS tHISSt I Silt THI'.l ‘0« IO CENTS I E CIIAKI.KN K. I’AK'ntllHJK -tto GARBIMER -IS NOW Open for Business, and merchants should bear in mind that instead of one city; they now have all three to draw trade from. Advertisements in the DAILY JOURNAL will reach all of the purchasing class in these three cities, and in a way that does not offend, as does often the hand-bill, and the readers of a daily paper are always the class yon most desire as customers. i _ IlaiUt 'flntam* Sftmrnat Ftl'.AT, OCI. 3. 1313. Cards of thank i ami moIshaBi ?e*cart, will N» charged at the raw of Wo ce&ta lltJe cueugsU at ~.a raw of &Weo cent* Ur** NfiW ADVKHT'eUMBNTo ’CO-DAY lli’Ut".* v l*ieken>on. to 1• t Uo»*v* x t-.j*: toy. s. It. Co "an w* It -v llors* power tuachittv*. Carp* ui«WMiittd. ^Loe^i j£Tialk*r«r. Daiuson* are 53 a bushel ;o the Bo*tca aatktt Not many w .11 be preserved tk,, ear. The Kadroad Moiuukssioner* paued through the city uttrrJij r. iwi-.mig the.r Fastern tn;>. Kev. 1. ti lie*' «ill give the j rineijal •■bir. at the mass misnoaarx m pal.t'ubh- beef tea w*t i om i into the Journal oili'-i yesterday the 1. h ol a pear tret u hit'll was m ftill Idoasoui. Tin* whole fr* whit li it was tukt n 11 iiu» ti :nil i loom. The pleasant v eatln-r of the past j w .lay wouitl i sure t ace uni crop all mu’ if it could only ont'mm* long etioufh. Tin t ’liase w i» *a he hadn't i ol rank In* *t!ay night, nr at least that' nflli .*r hadn’t fouu i h iii in that condition ami akin him from t It o'clock liman anil put In o the oek up. Y. terduy morn ing he i :tm*• before Judge vndrews and was given the choice beta u guin to jail .;u days or paying ',7 li* chose tb* I .tier a; i-rns ti c. Tho: is a brotln r of the notorm Isaac C asc. You want lo keep celery I nun the air a* well is from the li d sai l a gruoartoa farmer who b.id just b.-t-ii ta«•- g trad*. arketnii ii and garde .ers will cover it w>tb a roof of host Is leaving a chance for tb* mr to i ol ite throw It the ml*. Thi* ki the light on' ml I wli* the celel) f i i, rse, hut it Isih to make it tend* r and 11. s in •1 dejriv* t of the atroii" last* so objectionable. Irry to he md want* to ept from the .mir for a con derabltf while before it is fit for I be tab'. 1 Im can dene by wanking with earth the hoard cov. ring. Turtjuo, is to he v- ry fushiruial.i from I account*. r* marked a Wah r Street jeweler sterday. A few year* ago th# Jt racy l.ily male the to 'juoiso ring the r ge with a magnificent Persian -tone sol to have been the gift of the Prime .1 n«t now the daughti rs of H. H. IP are wear ■"g dog-collar necklaces, made of oi l nl ver set with the greenish blue Hit** iimi tur uoiscs. The array of th *se M ini pn ioM U1 mi *•1 before New York huyi m is most beautif’ 1. In some «»f the plus 11 pea* tlants a mystic v rse from the Koran is ia ribed, to whii KxprcSied broadly. In* adrift*4 (lowed bow in regard to Ibis missionary work. ’he Christian Cbarcii m-.d- I t*an /mg r. .•did to l*e hr*ugb condition t was in th* lays of the when the i rnmand wai to go and pres'k ’he gospel to every living or* stare, We fail to ffftd, aaid tPa speaker, that that w go' mear. very ndividu I. Hi*4 '-d that adapted and corn s *o eiffj chrP tan. hat**- need leas of creed, less o' the formal and per/u' tjry. and Dior.* f ’tic etcrla* ing, Godlike lose !'nal Kavionf Th»r Bruis-Is jap i» tvith* iug tiai a lesson in flat. Loci) Wotlcoa. I If you want *omr(tun/ r» »u 1*^ x1'-* 1»atu-iio, cor k>.«i Water Mu. am) picture of »dBf* i self with ycurst/if. T«odifferent|>o**h*£ j -n the tame picture. No t-ml to la** .eft clianftM that can he produced. Jtjfr-Mir* Mara 'I oillc feat her o' I tci e fcd lirtlge St. •'t

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MRS J ELLER FOSTER Proacuccaa lb* Ron-Par tUaa W. C. T U. at Foxcroft a Splacdid Socc«m Mr«. J. Ellen Foster passed through the city on the forenoon train going W«st yea ttrr lay. To a Journal r» porter who was at the depot she expressed the utmost aati*fac tion at the access which had attended the convention of Non Parti*an Woman's Christian T* rnp*ranee work rs at Foxcroft. “liid yr.u has* a good atv ndaac«v' asked the r» porter •‘Very g rei indeed—larger than we had dared to hope ter. A noti- -*ablc thing too, was da *p’.-r.dwj personnel, -om prising a larg. Mii.vr of th» fo'Mnott ladira of tb** Htate I> d your tstui.ri pursue Utnr tactic# there "Te# a •rcuiur simitar to the on. .1.* tr,hated when i #pofca»**r u. break the force of my work "Much .warily a;t*ik. 'rout! only L.-lp yon?” "V** anonymous attack* alway* re a t in on*’* favor ■'fdl they must he scry innoyuig b, you' 'll ell that is scarcely the frrliny «h«-y give me It ia one of sadness to think that any of tin prof.-seed friend* of temperance should stoop to such i onternpCable ai ts." j •*Wbem do you go from h-.-r**, Mr*.1 Fusterr I shall speak in Portland From there! I go to Chicago, where i shall sp*-»k in Central Music Hall, Sunday Mrs Foster express* 1 her high apprecia tion of the courtesies which had ererywher. been extended to her in Maine and assured the .lourn.il man that slur should arry away note f»ut pi. nant memories >»f the P*n« Tree Slate. Charged with Stealing Fifty Dollars. Vlarihal Mors.- went „ut to Manchester Thursday at. (he requ st of Mr*. Mary C. Hawk- .if that town and -ame hack to this t ity aceornpgn 1 by one Joshua Allen, who originally hailed from .V w Sharon W«*d ncN.lay afurimou Allen, who had been j working for Mrs. Hawke* and was -up-J p .se-i to be in the orchard picking apples ru*b«d into the house telling Mr*. Ilawkea j that he saw a man sneak out of the boose a few lUMUtts before and run away. Mrs. Ilawkea no into the room where the hail her oiuuey in a portumouaie and found tt y D- sr.d the door which she had shut some uoiiut* b f. re, open There wa* about t»0 sti* #av* n the portnionnaie. which »*s 1 omul imply by Allen Marshal1 Mor«e was notified sml be w.-ui t« Man- j l..-st. r st. r lay ai I arrested All.-n and lodged him in Kennebec jail on charge of Uro-ny. The presumption is that Allen got the poi k> t book, emptied its content* into a safe place aid then not!lied Mrs Hawke* as "a blind. All.-n is a man of about .'.ii y. ars of age, and i* believed to be a roving chart.ter. lie will be brought before Judge Andrews at the id at In A M today STATE fiOLJBL NOTES. ioe Thur-div ifUrilooil lluwatd 11»*, it. I j, x* ut to Wiudnor. Thursday, to *tt *nd the fair. Mr II C I.m and Mrs 1. Pm ree of So. Roaten are visit mg at Mr* D. UusscllV The friends of U« I J II Pratt, wets* pU j I to see him able to ride out yester day. after Ins wre Bln*** Mr ami Mrs. K. F. Davis returned ye* terday afternoon from attending the meet logs it Hargor i f the Main** Free Baptist Aisoeut on. The 11tends of Mr. B. F. S».n. formerly of this city, have received announcement of h intended marriage to Miss L Siiute of Br«ton on Oct. It H. nry VogUrct SaLus. North t'arolina. i* slept uig the present at Mai. P M. Foig-r s. He ha* visited i«-*« ral of tlo> jTouuii. ut dies in Maine. M.-»*.».» tt.» and Comuitt u*. Captain W. Fa rbank*. who lias *>en ia the cdy, th guest of hi* son. Mr. J. F Fairbitiks, Uft y«s!ettlay for New ork. w li rc he will j >in h ship for a trip in South American waters. Mr. II 1>. lVabody, secretary of the \ugusta Y M. S’. A It-ft yesterday morn ing for Auburn to it'.end the State Y. M. C. A convention Mr Peabody will address the convention tins morning on the subj**ct of Boy's Work connect d wi‘h \«sjciat:on woik. A arty frem Auln*n. conisting of Mrs. W«rd*vll, Mr- Ward and the t»o Misses Ward U ft home W ednesday for a drive by carnage t» Augusta and other places in the Stst*. On reaching Augusta, one of the hor«ph«c A. Rotted returned. this week, frert Moot- bead Lake. wber- they p**s?d sever j el week* Deer the outlet-" Irwin* ti*v:r *n had become •alfi'rtcftU? -ompU-tr to attract thr aUeu'.ioo of those interested m such matter-, and coo aider able ha* oewo written coucerci'ig it. With this new a« were fashioned from th* Mt. Kinco flint, which i* dark aimoat slate colored. Tie Indian artificer brought tbia from K.r.ej a* far south as Fort Pop him and several arrow head* have been found there aimoat aa lark colored at the original. The greavr part -if lha atoue relics, however, hav.- been bleached by sun and water or bar# the shade of the earth in which they hive been ao long buried. All tilings indicate that Hus tribe of Indiana found their great quarry at Mt Kineo. While very f*-w really handsome speci men* w«-ra found by Me sir*. Nash and kins* II, the collection i* none the less val uable, a- all bear the mark* of great age. having doubtless b n tit Ire these stone fragm nta Mr. Na*h lays tiiat he found excellent •penmens even in people a door yards, when- for year* they had ‘w-.-.i kick.-d about a- hi. re pieces of stone. 'Two or three perfect specuue of spear hea ls were found that it i* boliev. l were bun- d with seme note-1 coppered jred warrior. The greater part, howev* r were unfinished, either because broken in the process of construction, or left behind The M >osih«ad Lake region ia compara tively unsearchad for trace* ot the aborig ines, ami h.-m-u this collection by Mr. Ma»h is the largest he ev.-r made. He located the site* of seven did. i nt l amps while on this trip, within a radius thr- e miles. Here and there fragments of .Jas per imph meat- were found, hut the*.? were brought from out of the* State. Some ex -•client fo«*ilif.-rou* rock* w. re found aumng other thing*. How the imagination will aff that the arrow binds found in I 'kidney, for instance were made by a dif fer. nt linn l than that wh ch shaped these Mnjs.h 1 sp'*a\i* .0 Portland and Mi-* l.i//e M Cuinaiing* of j Kaat W aterford. Cl MIKHlA.'f. la Port iu mi, Sept Marri-oii White..... 0 I top ton an. I Mi-- Kititli A William* of Portl.tn-i Pkxuh-x »»r, Iu Hanger, pt. UMh. Walt-r It Smith »i»J Mi*« lirrtrade I Waugh '-ot!i I v .i n t. iu hr*t* r, pt i-. -luliii I i*t ami Mr \l i. ia *i> '•oili of h» i Ik) Mi.,»;.l. .Nt p: IV ..Mo I Iu*V. Ken.lii*k(‘;»g. .iml Mi** M i v P. I uki-r .ititl water. $orn. RR!n«tBBC. In t.ardiner. Sept. .Mth. to the wi- of J K Drake, a .1 .lighter, Sept. Ji'th, to Utr »ii> of ti* o. A llodge*, k *uU $!ub. FK.soBS'or. In IMogor. pt -Vth. Mr. Nancv 0‘I.ejtrjr, s Ji'ror and lOnt.iith*. S* pt .-Mti, Kdgar 1 Phillip*. aged year* month*. In Brewer. s«pt Si* h. Mary Min. agt.lt: rear* «I mouth*. In Pa*«uduK»B« ag. S**j>t. :7th, Mr*. J. U\ >j ((jfi ag.-d 67 J ear- 7 moAtil*. CIMBKRU5U. Iu Portland, Sept. 30, Hartley tj Hodge, afi'd ..'2 year*. Yohk. Ib S«co. St'pt. -2€th, Wiliam Henry, ynutuer *on of the late W. H and Abby Skrpb-y Hirer ainith In L'aytoa, •*ept. 25th. MI«Oll»r llill, aged 4.5 ar* mouth. lu k- anebuak. Sept Mr*. lUbertt. lu I mu. Sect. 1*. Otarle* T. UelUun, fof rtr of t*«uth Berwick. aged year*. lu North W atetU.ro, S. pt. -2d, infant »on ot ||r au t *»r* Charle* Jordan lu Slide ford. kept. Wiliam S. Haywood, aged 74 year*. DR. WOODBURY’S ANTIDOTE is especially recommended to patients, suffering from nervous i u. var u in^^^Hf dige«tiou. w u e glass-f fore meals bring* relief ami good sound health, Druggists everywhere. By All Odds lh- most general? useful medium fc» Ayer» PiLs. A.» a remedy Um the various d**eusei if tb* ituuu h. User. and bowel*, these PiMs have dm rqinl. Thesr sugar-coating itauscc them um( only t*» be eagy ami P^ uaot to take. but pT'-scrve* tbetr meda c!#ial irdegrtly m ail able Type, Durability. I he linn mu ml it the latest invention in type writing, and is unsurpassed for beauty and uni ‘orrr.ity of work. We allow all parties thirty day’s trial of each mtchim before purchasing. It can be seen on exhibition in Augusta, at th> •State Mouse; in (iardiner.at the residence of Rev. R. W. Jenkius; in Iiallow. 11, at the office of the Hallo well Granite Co. For purnphl. ?*giving full Information, and .peel men of writing, address E. C. STEVENS, AGENT, STATE HOUSE, AUGUHTA. MAINE. ftbAdeod STTJDIO 1G6 Water Street, Augusta, Me. 11KA U^UARTERS -for FINE PORTRAITS AND PHOTOGRAPHS Photographic work In all It* branches finished m a first class uinauer. fciart: £33 ::i £30 i Sow. Portraits in Cravoa. luk and Water Color huished by oue uf the finest artists in the uoun •r I test facilities for tnaklug tine interiors and out side views. augVeodtf Free! Free! a cui* or ARMOUR CO. S DELICIOUS BEEF TEA Will b. serv.d Y III 1: tu every visitor at CHARLES PARTRIDGE'S DRUG STORE. Opposite POST OFFICE, on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Oct. 2. 3 and 4. Mootl,.A.J Stone’s Cast Shoe Sim. On and after thl* date, Autnst 7, 1890, you can And \V. R. STONE at the «tore formerly occupied hr Lord A Lowell under Cony House, where I shall keep a good assortin''lit of LADIES' and GENTS' FINE FOOTWEAR This Is the place to look for specialties. Kcia«mt»«r, All Uoodt gold for Cash. auj .ti lt con-dnt* ot light w h*.|. ii frarm- cov» r«-*l with I j inch tongu«-d ami pm*-. It i* built in cti.in-, i..i.*j.-.| rh.-r, wli. i •ak. il down til*- urction* «hut up ’.no h, ok. It vrill mtroinod »|o four i »on It cau put u| ir tak*-n down in twi-uty mlnuU [t is the Lightest, Cheapest and Most Compact Portable House Made. W'i- warrant thia hoiiiw- togiv. oat\* fact ion. K«*i prion and ot)i»-r j *rtluring 1.1.!’. o' September .i»»m»-n.'inir la\ I1- i pa.* n*er* wi i be funi.il over tin- L. i.r.. I.« i n*: 11 Iialiru4- Natl*.i>ai Horn*- at xrr i; s o y it a ten. Thi* reduction :roiu tin regular far*’ 1* m.id.' on there day 4 to give Ladies and Children An opportunity t-> vi«it tie- National Home dur ing rii. pb-axunt. nu.nth year, permitting tin 111 to autumnal front* have roi.bed them of their beauty. I iek* i for the round trip Tom Randolph to the National Home i.iui return will be placed at the low rale of 25 els. lor Adults. 15 ets. lor Children. 1 i> k>t burt'iei* per day. 'i horse pow-r engiue, jo boro* power boiler, all in g»d «->ndi tioo. Location one of the be*t on the line of toe Maine Central Kaiiroad. Farm and mil will te sold together or in part# to suit purcf aio-r. Term* of payment easy F»r further particn.ar* app.y to J. Cfcadbourue at Auguda »r «a!>*criber at Newport. PHILIP WILSON. tofMdtt The Kennebec Journal may be found on sale at the Chisholm Brothers news stand, Union De pot, Portland. i FLOWERS! I Wf a* Bounce with uw, *Jua Mr. J. F. Pier c 3 Contented to Repretent FL0WE3 INTERESTS IN ACGCHTA. VTlkt'e thu i* i x ixif j.utrun* f }T Uf^-ral I «>r. would rr• M> that Wtlh ewift/;:ed faciliti*., >r ail flriie to I5CSEA3E 0C2 BDSISESS. ft Sd TO Bwrsl ft .'urtAef CvU I....»iitie uf vvur Jiftt r Pirate It r m r n. be r tu Irate all flutter enlcii at Mr. PUltr'r Huuk.lart, j Wr bate uu utfirr »t'«: .a Aufuata. M. E. EDTCHINSO! CO., I'OU'lXMOCTir, X. IK. auK'deodtf. X II E BEST PHOTOGRAPHS In (tie State are Bring Made at Burgess’ Studio, Cuft. Bkiih.k a Nil Watik Srs. AUGUSTA, ME. CABINETS, $3. and $5. per doz. Our Bent Work Wi* Guarantee to 'm# the Kiuejtt of PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK. Call and See Samples. 'loudy du> xr good fur aitt injf ai fair. JUlr.’iJruJt Rubber Shoes onto q worn uncomfortably tight gucraiiy slip off Uu> feet. TIIE ‘"COLCHESTER” Kl'RBER CO. mate all their shoes with Inside i«f heel lined with rublier. This ehn.-s P- tho shoo and prevents the rubber from slipping off. Call for the •'t’olehester “ADHESIVE COUNTERS.’ SAGS, ft CO.. Boston, Kxchiaiv* Wholesale Agents A r Mil All. ItV J. W. Estes Son. Erastus Haskell. George F. Hawes. Fred L. Horsey. aug3fldeod&wlv W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE CENTLEMEN. Fine Calf nml l.nred Waterproof Crsln. The excellence and wearing dualities of this shoe cannot l.e tietter show n than by lhe strong endors* ments of Its thousands ,.f constant wearers. te.OO (Genuine llnnd.«ewed. an elegant and O stylish dr- Me-- which commends Itself f a.OO llnnd-srwrd Weir. A fine calf shoe uneipialled f r st and durability. 0.50 t.ondvenr Welt Is the standard dress O shoe, at a popular price. t^.SO l*ollcenii*n Hhne u especially adapted O for railroad men. farmers, etc. All made lu Congrt Button and I-ace. $3 $2 SHOES lafo°.Es, have t>ern most favorably received since Introduced and the r“. ent Improvements make them superior to anv sh'»es sold ai th> prices. A »k your Dealer. and If he cannot supply you send direct to factory enclosing advertised price, or p««tul f"f order blanks W. I.. IMM til.AH. Bracktaa. Maws. F, L. IlFJiSEV, Agent. 106 WATER STREET. tu e *t lefldSiB wall paper BARCAINS! WE ARE STILL SELLING AT RETAIL AT Wholesale Prices, and will guarantee fo -e ,n new goods ju»! made, and f i,i i if 1* to the roll. An n yd roil Wl.it. k p «p* r, .1 to tic. An jd rod I.1:* 1’aj. An roll Km' -l i.■ I' r, o IV. fillt Border*. to IK in.),. wi 2 and to. per yard. Border- wit’ i. r- he*, per yard. Send in -’am; r of the be*; and great.-.t bargain* in country. I". II. CADY, IIH. II KTRKKT, Mention '.hi- paper I’rmhltart. It. I. scpvdftirlm Soda, Soda. Oar cmtonKM of Ja*t *c axon know what it I# i Large ghwii—Quaker measure. Ice Cold! Only 5cts. MARDEN BROS., CONFECTIONERS, Cony St., AiiffHMtn. Opposite luirfldd, I’hotourrapher. marl»M,W4Ftf Coal!Coal!! Coal!!! Wood! Wood!! Wood!!! Hay! Hay!! HayH! Ij*:irer*--I :a any part of the rity to «ni* pw ehac^r*. Wood fitted to orrh-r. »irl^r» J*ft at fl. A HaiJ'* sr- -rr More, No .racire Block ai.«o at B»y «he*i* on Jackxon ftreet, sear Ititte*' carri age «bt.p. .1. A. NORTON. •ep-^4deoi'iw* Epileptic Fits Cured. My remedy ha* been *wce*ii«fuUy a*ed oyer i twenty year*, th* flr,t patient b**i*g p. raanentiy cured, it ha* often cured when u. e!«e ha* faded, may it not enre yon? It i* pnt Bp tniiqnid aid powJ-r form, nt by eaprex* at y-}«r pen**-, or mailed po«tpaid. The powder utv:': prepared, and a, n»e often Have, heary *p>. charge*. Medicine for one month, $2M; we month*. tUt. L.F. Eraai. DraggUt. Dover, Me a*rld4wir FINE PEBTUMES JBLIIVSMAIV’B, Cor. Water and Bridge Sts., Augusta. hi* Physicians' Prescriptions Carefully Coutpoun*lc l.

CAN YOU USE A WATCH If you lack on*4 y^n,>e!f this i« ti e chance of a lifetime to supply the *hor.sg« Even if you already ha'e one cat. t you use another for some deserving relative or friend' You w- are Givou. Waiviu. AvvaV. though we done claim to b.1 philanthropists. Nothing of the sort. U'- uant your steady trade and bedeve we can afford to give you a watch in order to get it. We might jmt as well give the money to you as to spend it in newspaper advertising These are our terms When you have bough: Fun Dom.akh worth of goods of u«, wt- will give you free one of the ban'some w atches described below of course we ion expect you to trade this amount out in a day or a week, but so long as our prices are as ijw as amhoio w hy not get yourself a watch for nothing The cr«' is of hr..ht;y polished silvcri >e. a new imposition metal, not a plating, and is warranted by the maker (who is both r putable and r» »non*ible) to st ar for years and keep its cj or ar.i iu*tre b.-ter tha coin silver. The movement i- .m in: ported ore and keeps exce'lent t:mv Kaeh tiffed with heavy beveled crystal This watch l k» exactly like the rcgu'ar .ighteen-dollar coin Der urt.cle, an.l will gi.o Ft li.v as Goon Si r\ iIM m.n *»fh-iat• it It i I. i, i Mil :.l.-..lu?. !x ti•'!.t All I.TN 1 I >n I I m >iftni.* brat*, I!.. I'a I *>r W I notii\ :in*l Healthy, l'i.t.% Warm Air, I a I t *,tir l.m»fc -f t. ,1 .1-M.v 1 ;r.at ri..rit> ..tern!! I.. r H. n:n ..ml ..«r lm* MANUFACTURED AND FOR SALE. DY WOOD, BISHOP CO., BANGOR, MAINE. (•tenirooil Rnnyes, Xeie Khwrootl Ranyen, Rfenivooil Rarlor Sloven, iHenwood t'u marc. Are the Hm-t ami Brat Good* in tin- market. Die Ccnwood Furnaco p kikht f i.a.« 1 iirtetce at a Moderate I'rire. fan «et in low c* I lar* fall ami examine tlie itotxh l». fi>r* Inning. VOU CAN HAVK MONKN. Jol.l.ing Hint Ite pnlri ng Promptly At tended to. A. I*. CiOITLI), tsto. e xjisrioisr block. Who Doesn’t LIKE TO SEE AN Artistic and Well Printed Poster, Circular, Bill Head, Letter Head, or Business Card? IMd it ever occur to you that a firm** methods of business were judged some what from the *ty!e and get-up of their printed heading*, cards, etc.? IF 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, AUGUSTA, MAUVE. I FARM. FARMING TOOLS, HORSES. COWS, ETC., BY AUCTION ON WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 8th.. 1890. AtldoVNvk A lin on th« wiirt, tin Milk Farm of the late Fred M. Wakeitrhl. iVoaiii u!u»inl on lifun«tK'l Avvfm :»n firm liardiuer and K.tr.dolph Bridge. Mill farmi-o»ttwo hundred and iffy acres, with fronra-,, i Bruu*wnk \*tnue nearly t 4 mile. e\. tending i.k the Cobbos*. c>n:ee v mi i* iy i.v*at. n .li\ into field, pasture and »iol. Five hundred cord* **.*ndiug w«nl feet of lumber, eat* about \0u ton* of V :tgli*h llav. nn4er high state of Cultivation. Home barn xtrnbarn .-\4l tlou-e l I f *b*ry with I. aud *ii**d nttaccH d. 'u. U*r. w it r in h**u*>- and yard, large arch ml )wv»tnrv well fenced. fun k i* all i.r*t C.*a»». and gvnd Koodvd. selected Vr their ow u n*« and wiU be *ohi to ,Uit purchaser* I'he following dr* nbcd pro|«rty and K*: n- menti '««*d. without rv«. iv. Iltlltw(>i “i p.d jvv.vr ui,i I-,, vv,i* ii p>rfo lb*, well mulched, warranted (erttvtlv round and kind, »url iu »n* jaace or spot l black mare. 7 ve.tr* old, w.igha '.ikhi extra driver, beeu u*ed for drlv lug oalv warranted ticrfevilv sound and kind, suitable j foe a family home. Udv can drive 1 bav Mare, v« old. good drivei and woiker 1 buy home vvar* o*i. good worker l burk'kin Mare with colt by Black Pih't. 7 war* oht, weigh* 1099 lb*. About 7> ton* F.ngli*h Ha*. 50 ton* of n.t:« I 'OWM I w* ’tty good i d young h. x.:hv F,.w* of Jersev toro 1 Wum Siiifi r. A. J. HALL, The Tailor. *e|»tlhtHiiio ^Bueitu’oa Chords. Augusta Savings Bank. OrgtuilKotil l^is. _ Orru Kus William N. Haitg.r, l*r«-1.1. nt, Wllliaiu It Smith, lr« i»»urvr, V>'.lUain S. Ili.le. r, *uimin l.umli.inl. An. in.i. I I»>».«•>, bamu.l ir 9u. -b, Joe., I. II Manky, l ru*tv. Tli* •Tnti'inent at tin- clow of buslnes*. Fi b. I WO, sl.'iw* amount of Deposits, lA.i-oe.lf?! M itinbiT of I>» Tpo-ttors, v.wl Reserved KuiuI. aAO.OWJ i* Jaali surplus, hot Including t-mvilum on inv. -fim n'*.. 7Y.to Whob* anv un; titv »oe ltor», 1,111,1111: Hawking II.Mtiwa, 174 Water NiimI, Where full Information will be furnish.- I by let t«-r or otherwise. uur.wisf DENTISTRY. E. J. ROBERTS, D D. S (Dor tor of Dental Surgery,) Office: No. 122 Water Street, NEAR I*03X OFFICE. OClIMiltf E. W. WHITEHOUSE, ci Attorney, CouriBollor at Law/, m —ahi>— n, llleal KlUU Agaut. 170 WATER BT. I*. O. BOX 15, AUGUSTA, MAINE. W M>Vl7dtf JONES LEIGH, ittes’js it Lit, CollecticBi t Spisitt, Office In Allen’s Itlnrk, Angnsta, Maine. C. W. JO.TKI, TIHlM AN I.F.Hill, dll. gg-Order* taken for Leigh A Wingate'* o -u! Elallowell. novfdkwlr F. C. PERKINS, M. D. j Offlre Hours 'A to 4, and l» to N I’. M. Offico and Retiidonco, 31 HltllM.K NT. JantMdtf Wmm HEATING STOVES IF YOUH LOCAi- DEALER ODES tJoT THE-NJ SEND FOR OUR IUUSTR/\TfO PAMPHLET FREE TO AFlv RDDRES3 RHlERsWARRENO THDY.CHICACO.Cll Vtl AND. BOSTON JiiW YQf(Ki a I J. H. COCAN A CO., I 7 1 W.ll* f t r»:♦ J. LEIGH WINGATE, K-l *r. l 11 KI. JM*. Pf IlCALCItH IN Coal for Augusta -A!tl> 11A 1.1 .OWKIJi, A rhoic*-a»«ortn>«-nt of •*bct'd (,’o.ti of tin tn -t ou'tllty. N»> f for d* Urr-ring «o»l to Aiijfmta ml j GUARANTEED CONSOLS. roll SALVOS VAS V TV It MS. Face and Interest Guaranteed. ASSETS $140,000,000. S. SCHWARZSCHILD, PORTLAND. MA INE. aaffMdftm if ward itr.nrvolent. Union. l« Vr.hy yivrn ihr mnn.i) rm-'tlnir •»f tin- If'.w 1 I r.ion f Augusta, -u bo d»-u M i *t, f-.r*. oVfo^k M i| »h* tM.|i»’ .'•rr* t *h- i or| »-U finf nfliri r l«.f tin it >u.» ai any »tVr lnn, m u.iuv’on, ic Ulilli', I*.•« t I to.I .lid Horton II to A M tind t tA r M for 11 nil., w ell, (inrdlio r mol ••'•li (A I* M. for lirmi-wick, IP th.Kmk and, Portland, uml It..-!'n, -’4j»rr**) I'ort ihI no I Itoion is P >1 r 11,« I w«il, (iwrdt nor .m l Soutl. i. iniln. r; ll.mp >1 iiIrIiI Pull oh ii for I wi-o n( Hv Port loud mid Hoaton. linlMli IvtftT to A M 111 if IH H|>n for -l o> o|«n, IfHUHor, H..i li..il.or, St. Ntopiiea, •l.i' mid Aiinihioli t i- mu A M. for 11« r\ lit. mol skowln ir.-.n It P M rj.n o: S\ a'• i »illi \r, St. Ste|ihuv every iljfld, Suioliiyr In. -I, t ut n Shoivlo-RHii hi M.hi.lay ii>or ii li.. or '.i It. I I». wt.r, >i fa ymid Hiiiiroi, i iiiir to ll .r It .rhor. 11.. day RTllltT, (lon'l Pa«* and Ticket Ar*1. Port hind. June’AMh. Inyo Kennebec Central R. R. TIMfr: TAHI.Ki On .ind afl> r AuriinI 1*1 Iruln* will run h« fo|. low 1., are ltundol|.|i 7 on, ll.(R> A. M l.oo, 4;jo, P. M Anil.- Ni.Mount II. .II. r VS, H AS AM I I I M N ■Iiioo .1 11-00 0 1ft A M I Ml, 1.10, la p NI 'mil' III l; I lot*.Ildl V |l> A. ,V| .AS I *0 P M |.I o|.|. w 1-liinR to ntt* lot the t-uol com-, nr ni th. Nnliounl 11 Muiuliv iiCt* rri"..nr, train- will I* n. |{aodol|.h f im itml IS p .VI.. n> l. Sun.Im until further not I.-*-, la uve NhMoiihI IIoio. ai to und IS P M ___P A I, A W 111N ,Hit|a rlnt. n lent. SOMERSET RAILWAY. TinIiih l.ente OakUnil nr follow* yolrtR norfh Hi \l and I VI., ronil. I'tlliR wllfi onirnlnR train on Muin* inrul IC.illro.nl from Ik.ntRor and VViil.-rvIlle, and I'l. rnoon train* from Portland via lawi-ton und \ia Itriiuxwhk und AURUrttt. Train* l.rntr HIiikIiniii, RolnR «outh ll CIS A. V. and l Mf* f. M o an.. III.R at Oakland With •uomii.R train, on Main. C. ntml Uailr.iud vh» both router to I’oitlHItd, ItlliJ Willi ufl, 1H00. Idtrflf Kennebec Steamboat Co. roil IIOMTON, Kail Arran’fiiiiMit, Coinimbih'Iiik Mon* •lay. S |il. I MHl. rm* kSi. r‘'U0J|ft Col« i*mm k Him" '*i i l>*v> Augusta 'IkmT T I i.v I I' M Hull..***II. J.«r, "Kin lit r with tin nl*>l, jNl.lllil I hi r :.I v .1,.. S' lu.;. M. I'.l.iv, W 4m -1.0 A’ finnl n I "I* I It*. IHMT, mill l. I.' i It-'*!. W* dm I'.«ir«.i :,f„| r*.,'4r A M It... fhi.u -ikIm W .1 I 1 >o» I I' M I jiii.ling on i-i.. ..'i way V\ I jw.rt. I pper ami I ...v»«-r, II iIk h. iiK-aila i I i.'.r .y lh« 1t. I'oln*. W**dri' —lay and lhuin|.iy. Wy if. round trip from Hath. »i. W KWAMiOk I reaaurrr. _ may I7ir..r full particular* addrea*, W. S. CJOKTIIMX, t.orhaw. Mr. vrpUkr.dAwlyr

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knfiirr ^tfmtteraU. fas Csiesri d fsii’t M Cracker Factory fcSCJ— General Bakery, FOR SALE! ThU t*ui**»* U la '»*rii**T. W>.a*. **d Mpflirt a U/|- ‘*rr\Utry «i-1 d*!i*ary ai/w* ft «M nur>i»4Ml M* j. a ia ?h* r,*ad* «f It# or#*#™-* uwitvf* tha pw^r N year* 7h* nutty r»*4oa t >/f aod l*a?w ifc# Th* «Ca*»! iaclaw*r Wi •>r I pj, r 4-^.r» flttrd with *1 lini- »v* chl»*ry Ur'h* mH'int»tt*ir- ut rr^tur*. **4 1 «r>t»pt* h*k*ry mitt, for *y*rf! f«4-U u a Hr*L1. C, V. V* l>*“1*1 an- j Arar Hrttnr.Oer Hont.tm Ho*if TCHMS, £2.00 HE8 IJAT 1 »adi" Young’s Hole! A. H. Yoillig l’rh city. v th* y must *p* 1 In- i. rich V\ II hat i* •;v h n- 1 'C 1 u( ("I i q >ke *i nvine* rk i yna K* tm pi Ice* v the a ho VI urlli l'*> an pi hi id as tin f to mill*' Morrill'* l‘uu ■Strap. II> N U’Ati A art Apoj•;, •.•ti.it Atw,«».!'* Hlit.-i* A h mi«|'s "I, f. I' B**s>f, Iron null Wine, piu.s. 7i Nlfkei’s Hark amt Irou Wur... r*s Safe t «ri HKOYR VS SAKbAPAttU.l.A i .i Dyer's 1*1111. H* ••Cham's Pills. a* t'utJcmrs Noap.. 4’ Hunt’* li'-nonir u A v Ossa's Sar-sparl. 1 lliHut** tooth Powder. '41 uln»'. tore open every evening. lanldei kwly COAL! COAL! COAL WOOD! WOOD! HAMILTON ALLEN HALI.On'ELL, llavirg purchased the Nulnro of S. O Kwtl w« are prepared to furouh u» kind f coa'. f stove, .urtui* and Branklsn,—atst nusr pno s Also hard and soft wood, hay, gram ■oar and cement. Ksrtfe I ad Water St., IUllsw.ll, Mr. tutj ntawAmo* ■T. YOB MLE. Leached ashes ta large or Jm small quantities, to salt porch*** rs. call •a or address. J. T. Bkaj.et k Co., lUd Hallowed, Maine SINGE4 S-.WiNJ MACHINE. The Branch Off er for their sale ha* been es tablished at No. Puu«A*t Sr., Water. Vu.ce, wherv a full stock will be kept, together With supplies for the same. H.A. DAT, AGENT. P. 0. Gox 1023. jElytftltf FRINK W. LAPi'l¥{ Barber and Hairdresser, Thatee Bioce. opp. City Hot«L Umim m„ BtUrvIlls, Me. .Baxors UvEe-t Scissor* tiroond. inlTtvdtf WANTED. A re-UaMe boy to dvttvvr K* riu-b* c JarasS to regular subscriber* la the citv. Tie* work wiiloc cupy stswt an hoar and a half each week day tu taing tki.ue on* luri* In the upper parr »f t e elty t r frrnd. Apply for farther i'‘m-maihui a» IT*. Mala Stive'; or addivse P.O %%*t MTltfc. MUU f&ug Snatau fjaanuu. HiJ'.T 33T. 3. '318. GARDINER LOCALS. I) C. E P r* tarred from IT.« wa, h- nUiftidl l'.i;bsrl«w'« tonr.l* 0 non'oils of h'.r f He ».t: floe iMtrNis, Stra g it Elf* tstf I'jstjr, both ol 'J* m fa-t Oo TsMday evening La- iJird IfoogUs# •irsvrw ,he» ■>-j. Tiierr w,Il b« t*4 ean urvt by th* Gardner B*nl *n«l Mayor A M. Spaar w.i. d-hv-r ai address i th# growth of oar ei y.Pt prosperity a&d i provp-ctr. I' pforr 1*4-9 tc be T*''to a lo i I cskbrarion. i L b*n vn FL»y*l Ar Mailer elr* >1 jMBowmg -rs Weda»#dar ere run* roo'nas A. H P.: Sam isi V\ i 'Min. K.; Hiram Ytr p, t. r, ib*», H I?. ,bia«on, f II J Lash. P. N' A ii- J. ft. A P- 11 W.nslow, re as J .Vf I.arr»b M* A. Turner M cf 3d V K li. I li*r. f of 2d V J I> L'cnan, M let V W. H. Oliver i-r.iiiu I J. M. UrraW. J vv Laab. P II Winslow. In y -t.gtl.nj! Commiu* Th-; offl -r* Were i •titled by P-atHig*. P.i i?, J M. Lar.-a- j b* v.a it'amt Eomry of th; L‘. 8. Cosat aad I .jdtt'c Sur coatfihted the *urv*y of ■u sb'ire i w) of the r. f -r ye«t#riay, run 1 »t as far a* the dim at Augusta. Hr ii no# commence the hydr. graphic tur y which insist* in taki ;g founding all a. ng i. rivir from her* to \ugutU 1« ,»art of Uie work will conliaor until the first of Noa-mber. as in i .-ga runr.i* g s»*eij \ugQsta arid W(• s ice house •*1 proms serious tfouu ,u tskiog the .isndings. HALLOWELL LOCALS. The Baptise so* i*bie met i.-H Mr-. :-h(ii*o Walk-r. at her bunt on Pag r.- t. i -t wrung. 'I h- travel on the trie road between ry and Gar liner. yesterday. was u- i the htsv..-«t the road wa? built. 'i h. r»» will be only hourly rvice be i m city and Augusta alt r A M t »l.v owing to the pla ng of ft twitch on street to conned with the U nth« r of Marshal Maddox ot i .ty. die.! .it her home in Bath. \V d y a*', of i; ;rii-,urn|»tion. They both k m-rly re aid d in li i y wATERVILL£ LOCALS. *t wi1! a >d delegation a', ti ••‘.v t.on of V M. C A from Col L’niveraitj. i j* >i .wii g ..i■ ui■ ••ra of the L«'he'» Hi I ary in th ty have been chosen I .’At. .o In Sn iiwntion in Lewis this went Mrs. lhiri t> Mr- Lov M K »un i T ;iv r. Mrs 1 M KM n, Mr* h Inrco't. I- K \V KiiSier, who has l« n acting *4 i. r ni ry of th-- V. M. ii1 v f .r a i.iimber of nxnr.ha. Ii is a pur' the Stilt* ‘invention of V. M. C. A at it II k. b, .ng j u* down f .r “Hrils Voii'u* M ii 1 I ra Mr Joseph Prie*t, street commissioner i I'm i .ti who threwn fr mi hi* car nn l,>ot.t art l.n-t Sa ut.iux 1 ■.avc d I lr •i Id th- tr new hi >.11 brek, they at fir-' t nij ..ii l he 1 lidding is 1, g i from the ,4 1 will bo taken t ing 9 r i u- ar S |v r. where it v ill b» ui tfiirnn-1 i !to a ilwolli ig h u i. C hi .t Jo .ii A 'I i f the Bel fad in; has he “i ,.i il»i- iry a Uy r r i j, I. ft w i h his family yt iterday tnori g f >r Bath whi r he w id i one of h 9 rs Rut thru g-i to Itxh n'.i-r. N SI r. ai i'her has lier heme, lie vxprets r, ui n to hi# ho ne in Belfast in about a hr. K S ll&skil who d.ed r ntly ht .a;e i St. P huh wb* a graduate of oit and i*' ear* 11 at the tin e c f his adi i ,ve of HartUnd, he pvactu M ix v*!i* been vn g her iii- h. r :i l‘r n t str. .*t. in tin ;v. u-turned t«» [J. o;i yesterday mum ng i i- lip oyed a* a eon p isitor in one t I •i- 1 rtf’ pri t.i c e*ti! lisbmen!* thou work d n> :.ir the Yout tiipi i Woman* .1 omul «..»lUn i e mid several other paper* X csti f iromyjn Mr .John Adam* while raining a tireu’ar mw in the wood w'utkii o*taM *h’.:u nt of Fu 1 r .4 Uaym* h' t'rumnieit's M 1 hr, I tl for* finger o! •i left han 1 l .idly mangled, b irg almost it. I’ely sev r He w.u taken to I)r. lUi.y's office, wlore the wound was 'rv»»ed. It the ‘i’ gcr is saved. which i* ma «r of conit h-rable doubt, it will al ways le rt-ff. At a dam e h.dd tn Thayer’s ha 1. XV-d ght, t! »•'e w i- a tow, in the eour*' of *h i a young nivi who belongs to a re *pe table fam ly in thi* i»y w as thrown dow 'he stairs, receiving a severe wound in h he**. and narrowly escaping bunking h Several of thc-e dances bare beei iudi the it hi si t .e past few week*, an e occupant* f the bit t declare the. tin y are affairs that rertc ro credit upon vyo eejm.i' ed with them, either a is aoagers o* patror Mr 1.1. XV. Hinck ey, supervisor of Good W 11 Home, went through the city yester day. He tells us that there are now 21 boy* at the horn ti e t. w Sunshine cot tug' being oet-up.ed ,y a ptr: of them. 1 he new lull, wh ea was made from th-* build ing firmer ly used a* t e stable. i* 20 x 24 aid mskes a very convenient room to be used in corr.. on with the Home. It is wed lighted, contains a tuelcdion and a; jfco.Hy supply of Go'ptl Hymrs, ail of which have been coct’iluted by friends of j the institution. i r AHC Nature should be iA/\t assisted in the spring to throw off the heaviness f thesli’.^r-rish winti r LlSSmImS titoe« at lb* Good Wii! Farm, and *>od cr«>p baa been harvested. They are of the !«v eland variety, and three of them weigh* 1 3 lbs. an J 13 ounce*, wti one of the three t pped th*- scale it 1 lb. and 7 ounces. The KcuQehi-c Framing Company have ab»u. complete i the inside finish for the new store ia Plaieted's block. Water*die, .A, is ly be O' 1 lpi»' i by S. A E tea, the •hie dealer. This company have ail the’ f tcil.ue# for doirg this class of work, the qu*i of which they guarantee to he satis- fa.t r/, while td.-'r proes are w*y down t»- i I'M what Boston ;ar ies charge fir the •a.ii; thing. Mr. Luc**, the ve'«ran mover of build ings. is now in Watery.lie with his crew, g (l id Cote lilding from i*§ for i. r *ite oi. Main *'.r«-ft to another part of th.- city. If a I the buildings th»t Mr. l. j; ui t. l...g ui Bar: ill street ‘i i’iidu- from Grand Kapil*. Mich., arid .i addition t the c of manufacture of it* there will be q lite abil f jr freight. there i« ro reason why a factory for the •miiufdctur*- of d: j >1 furni ure night l sum ssfiii run r jiht here in Fairfield. r.cn Kill capital are the css lUial*. Pf at Office Decoiatlo: a. Beale Co. have about compet'd their •'i rk on tb- i: tcrior of the post office, and i.h -.'-I i, mgs h«v, h (ii removed from the I'k.: g r uts and tl main had. A few m. .re touch r. m lin to be a 1 to Post t. r Manley office and the s’airwx; halls. l’he fr* .-ejing nas ban Jane by F Barn and as*! tants Austin and B«-* >u. uf C. d. Siliiiiuacher A Son*. Boston, iio hi ve bren lore about three week* 5'l.. dr d l a*:ng i tie* ts of the decora ii ms nr,- a t d immediately on entvri ir main hal1 Th;* is finished i•* >m wli.it !d* r ti-.t t ..in the warm colors u*» d i ih work -g rolo:* g-»*lrg lighter toward* i ug. T’ii-* i‘-;r iers on ceiling and v all* -.rI h 1 wrh bronze and gold, f’o th* is adiEd i did. *it‘i band or;a m *tit. ‘I!i’ n-:i:n hui; it decorated with border i wall an-1 isr, tc i cotta and ol ve. p*o ••’i g a warm t tl. t The 1> r I. r n t‘ I w.-»H i* el w broi-z and gold. The I pllsnalsrsr* dei-n,,d ii brorz* a» d 1 in h* Jiu iful ill. g tut* h gh par of 'tu work ar. *nc he 1 w i.h g.-dd to flu.» -1- i: t* fu? b nt o-sible advantage. i li 'turwuy I i"* in very roll colors wi t» u.dicate ii a is restful to the t\. j ■.'d n sm:. Ii irmcti w itlt the wood work J u sarr. u:i I. y*. I he same pit ating cf f»i c:i m all roon now d 'Corate*l ai d Gc n cha'g of th3 work are to b»' high 1. c >'ipiiiren.e 1 «.n the improved appear in'. they have MtcCttu 1 m giving ;o tli.* whole inter or. 'line s momy and by this oul 1 b-> m- ant accurate umir«- a -nrate time at their j-well»r*. hotel*. Inj or plates ot busircs* can have tins locks put in, o .in'ctcd every noon wit!; lie naval ol s rvato-y at Washington snl -eg j hi 1 ‘.o ih bo ,r and second. All for $1 per month. If twenty-fire clocks are put in Augu*’a the regulations wLl be, nirde hourlv. The r'i v has been put in hrough the Wist a id Middle States. The dem*ni for this r» i in N w England i;*s mcrea-ed over 401 per c* A in the pa*t J two mot tbs Th so tl nks are moved by electricity tu'. the motive pjwer ii a spring I The el»« ric batteries tu provide winding j k over .11 run the npany c a m. for two yv.irs wiihott care. It would seem fr, m ’he a'.isfactiou with which tfce service is met in places where rstab.ithed that the pub ic can at la»t be fumishe 1 with a re’i j able time service. MAINE PEOPLE. Rev. W G. Mann, ;**tor of the 8econd Congreg* tonal cha*cn at Biddtford h;> endured l is ri Hon. t'baric* F. A!ljn was in the Argus office at Pot Hand ths «ther day. a d g i- g j a case act u; full cf mstur n qctt b« k *L ta the etiift.ee of lin. A-vdrew* aad Star. n* a^d oB rro**--xamin*i*on 'h-» de f ter t i d to *bo*r tbar from a di«-a*e M** r«»)« w»* poainr*»ed cf co j d be t r.Sa>d t.vo native !or »a'eide. T'-.* hr gr/ao4 It*- d*»t* nr- 9ehd::g. but they f:Av- the* i t Ui’ed on crow examine ti* n t. *n ;h*rr ««eiT r*-a on for *a ei The to ok 'Ley hat* a fe y nror; r»* the *ti 1«>“ c of hv n la i wbw »t> n C-t Mr*. (Vlef wdi be i d so e tab i*h tn- "a kid* theory. Tier ixLri j.■ v, »*.l disagree, ani tu i another that he be C'>rTi'!trtl it U ;j.; fun to look are and or*r tie »>.rt room hr :u tie •eaaiou Women I K.*-^ci a-.-- io s' au-:t*-?-.e—young a il me Ibiaa N :rioa i* a g >od l.uiti ig j i! I m-r other* a her i! '■id bra e. Ji jrr.-n tn hi* cl a r. an mltntrni no d ja’ t i r-»t~d I 'h tn t.t.i ya'id p' y l a ly tint n:i i,;.i- ocn-mii hi* uk her by the wrist d y a».k 1 her in su h a way that she was ..r.-at!y i-jnred. T e par* s are thiity i .e y*-a s >»f age, h w re rnat.ied in ’*7, I.v ng in Oli’ow.i nil 1 \icimty un .1 the i of when !h y came to Fariuii.^ -hl* an*l «to;ipc d a- «:ie house of Ben j tm it Sjri*ue, the w.fe to kiep i lie house and the hu-bitid to work at what l.e could c**t to *1). Th.* wife a few wc ks 1st r. whm th t.inban 1 d. i U d t vo back 11 Oldcw n, ri fused To i with hi n n the ground t‘ *it eh could not lorg r endure h s cru* 1 y. The 1 h r o c. in.* s ay I from there but t*-ut -h.* t. fusel. 11 we ii homeanlaued Spraga** f r hli natioi of! !.is w if. 's affeU Marshal, 1> i g the v.nini. Mr. An o i became rear 1 ins re: w t!i the dueasc l*.sf v :*.r -r. l’hynt, i oni niun is also contemplated. Both hen1 ha■ e ms-F* considerable preg.-t as, but it is said tint all the refinery propr.e-1 orthave not agreed to sell. Highwayman Cop ured. \n Fkanhn H Con w:r. a San Frat.ci'co Insnrin e Agent. Th p rsuets rrpirau d ami Conway, a Me r twenty-four hours tiling, oarer*»» >k the >b» r sn 1 captured i im. The rtb'oer con fessed sn! said bis name was Harry West To Xsrvovi PshllitsUd M«w. If you will send us your address, we wi>; mail you our illustrated parrph'?: ex? »i irg all abort Dr. Dye** e-el rwd Elr». a* gvd as near cow. Tout will #eil for #114. Address. K. Dak uaw, Watarrfie, Me. septfSttlai BY TELEGRAPH. k Splendid Cocralioa of Cferis tiia Women Temperance Workers at Foxcrcft. Fa'! Tats of Able Addresses by Ks uogaisM Spatters. A Eingiag Reriew of the Situations by Mrs. J. Ellen Foster, _ 8a wing Most Cog-sat Reason* Why th* Worts ct Temperance Wcmea Sfcou d b* Lifted Above Fartisau Politic*. [Special to the Kenmbee Jounml.J Foxcuorr. Oct. 2.—The State Coorer li'.n of the Non Partisan W. C. T. U. ct i nued in seas ion ye.-terday and tola.'. The yea ir ay m or meg session was opened *>th devotional exercises by Mrs. E. J. Phin'.ey of Cieveia .d, Ohio, President of the National Uoiun. A t*-nipo*»ry organization was affected with Mrs. A C. Paul, Fort Fa rfiell, l*res Vn\ Mrs C. Ilun*. Augus’a, Secre ’ary. Mrs N kes-euJen, Foit Fairfield, A'S-giant S cretary. Committee* were ap p anted on constitution, on r. solution*. on Uu f work, on u. ion statistics ai l on ti ai ce. String re*olu ons were adopted urging t*ir» securing of names to the total aos ii nee pledge ann of 1) v» r m 1 Fuxcr f I d. si 0 exu nl to etch an i all ut you a fate.n.l wresting. We ti el honored that tl:'s locality w as self; ted for the pirpose of bold ..g ill i convention, whos dil.bera ous we hive no dcub: will result in tli form On of a permanent State orvai’izalio-i r'.e i flue: i f which will txtei.d houghout the entire Mate, a~d by non-ia sxn methods in dili gent an 1 earnest effort, we may confider.tlv expect that our labors w 1 he rewarded by ihe accomp’.abmer t ot grand results in tli •m re*ti of the temperance cause. Am) as for cur own vicinity, judging 'run the records of the past, tint we as a Union a d people will tie m'hust-d with a i i-w spirit, to l.-n ovr help, not f» be dis couraged though it may often seem but the mite” Icisplre-t by tli's, that nr»* »’:u .11..I ai! anutler’i, An-t tin- —t»i** that gives most freely From its treasure liutti the more. WouM you lose your life, you find It, And in giving lov. \u bind it, L form. A* a svstem, i t-ik* s up i- to itsel al: i« nth from nature, S' i. ce, phi -ophy ard even the ethnic r gion«, and fills ti.ern »i’h the life of Christ, who be rentes «'u ir glory aod tin ir power. It f*:kes in'o its love, its rewards .i d I ened n ots .t 11 workers and organ t.ons for u'h and rigl teousr« ss evt where. And t1 Ciefore, as {a-ttr of t church and speaking also for the pastors o tlif (th*. r chi:'dies in thi* beautiful v i Hire 1 welcome you here a« to workers with u• i i set king to i rush out the -ul o:i in all ur fair land and saving men and hoar s fri ir :s ’crrilde power. M i cannot all see alike as to means a d methods ss your d s/ng rshed and eh qu» ’-t leath r h i-d th s morning in her tender and i i-aiitiful prayer. in which she touched -1 l. vj t-. d an 1 unit. I all cir li ’r.r as one i hr.st and iu our a ms for Hi* nl ry -a 1 perhaps it would not be dcsiral I* if it wc possible. Tmreiaa unity in un,foilin'* hut it i» a«wr,\ sad ad ur on w idiout beau or tower The true tni y unity in v» ii tv. The fori t tues are one in this m u r. vh i ll gives (hi m their au,un.n»l b aufy. The church is coo. but many in the va rious d-nenir a i .ns! I>i tu.ci ai the bil low s hut one as the sea. T.ie gr at Reformer cave us the true I»w o? ucii n in the words. “In tfsen'iilsunity ii nor- ‘s et a’s, I berty; in all thinn c arity;' an I t ere.'ore we welcome you agai-. as e wi n a I u’hir t mperat.ee or gan rat ons. iri the here and in tie.* nati ;n We w e’er nie ;cu to our churches, nr hones, ard our hearts, aid p*av for jour fucersa until the Na ion is r-deemed, and we s ej e to e\e an 1 face t face in the grand ioi summation, as having been fello-*- van's in th great a« hieretrents, and of one eon nun L rl ail Mas.tr. Response The following respjnse was given by Mrs. Anna Sarget t Hunt of Aug nets Mrs O' r. Reverend Sir and asters of Fa zero ft; It is my pleasure to gratefully respond to •he earnest words who h have just b*en spoken not cnly in behalf of t.' e w- ni n w hose names are stperd d to the cslt or tl is ni-eti: g. ar.d who represent thirteen (it.es and to* ns of our State, but on behalf (f tboh ser.t mjrt« cf th:s call. d who arc ready to g.re he ‘wh e 1 e*rted service for God an 1 hum*.:)'* fU' h it inulies will be asked at the hart’* f those, who. ai a result of t e lelibo »r* behalf of th.se who are with cs in ill Ufcht ml purpose, but who tarry in tlmr honrs.nl ws:* t for ti l.ngs of onrcor.vo (:iti. n Wbi'e »rtion cf our assembled #i»t* rs this is no u tried work. Many of them in t‘ y* a-s th-.t have passed, have had their c*u i tt.e ci rn r- in the vineyard which w*re Ctr fuliv t n led. The altar fir which wore kindled by the Crus v’e stlil t urn bright'y in their bear s. They know the i.wv.t fellowships that come to earnest toilers. Thy know the aat iafaction and the d sappoiutment which arw al er a rly the portion of ali who labor for the OTer h*ow of evil and the fling up of tlie standard of purity in tfce earth. They nave It nr cd t* »t. a gtnral principle, the ireat- *t pa n can come to a cause ssainst which are arrayed bos*, of b iter foes, only when lb- workers stand «hon dvr to shoulder. w en bear: a s ter* to heart, when firm b aiu to brain and f-om soul to •cul flashes the cg .he place an! rotboi of iftci. ‘h y *'ant re tarn*' to the.r ft 1 workers, and so w^cl I reach cu friend!) ha1 d *1 >rg tb* way. Th y fca-e k- r.ed. oo. iha* ml/ he jnb »Sers G-d gz d-, l wt] tut to j everlasting day. and never will the j workmen b» sack a* need not be lathimti na*:l tbe kmig spirit which j was in Chrut Jc?us our I.or'.actuate? tncs-e whose footsteps ef**#* an! recross etch other l in this busy word of action. Fro n watch tower# a little apart from their *»r. we shall I signal to oor slater? ii that organ ca ion which we knew a id loved in tbe days »h»n it was young and gt:eing it? focthold i in our State a'.it Nation, many cf whose members and much of whose work are st.ll dear to us We b?ii-v«? tb*l ia th>* heart? of cur cniver»a! terufersnee ?Hte*bood is U»e same cou rollirg urpose tor God, acd Haoie and N»tive Land And row with tbe words of wrl.ome still vakiog thn! of th? destroyer tbar and* on to many threshid 1*. and wouli 1-re to ruia so many frota tbe borne tire; s of our land. We are m?t having as individuals our c n e*pv»« iil familv. sccial, church. a: d I io i Lai ti s to L ui us as worthy uirts tj tbe great whale of our National life, to the systtm of ui i'th these re:a'ions are »h; comport nt parts, but shoull we j »in bauds a 12 a S.ate organization which shall rake its place am >rg those n >w s. t iog up their, temperance bvnn. r? in Maire and in th? Nation the individual preference shall j merge into the common desire for the ac complishment of the good we seek A* we tt p beyond our family and social mi!# sc will we stand on a broader {line an tuat of acy single church or party, td on a Xon-Sec'ar%an, Xon-Partisan sis w 11 we commence acd continue cur j i mperance work. The resul.s may see a., I ft-w anl long delayed. j By no means shoull that inability to #i. lie end front the beginning lender our on ward course, but reaiembt ring the lesson t.ught eighteen huudred years ago by tbe grt at Teacher in Palestine a* ‘the sower wt nt forth to sow” let each of us say with in h.-rseif. “1 km my hau l may liner r> up its sowiug A ud yet aoiue otln r may And I uiay u« ver m-v i: growing .so slwft iu>* •i't'.e day' bt M I mu t though 1 go forth Weeping, I cannot, dare no! stay, Uod grant a harvest thou 'i tnay U- shapin I. i-uer tbe rbudow* g. Mr*. A. l\ l'aul. the Provisional Pres: j lent, then addressed the convention as fol low* V.s. Chau inan angy, is due the temperance i otr- i o! the State, who hive *o cheer I til 1 v responded to my appeal? f r mp ht y an 1 jpport Of my appointm if. I have only tips to say. No one of >uj j i oild possibly have b*en more surprise] i lie selection made tf i was I, unstlf. L came urs u/l t, and by force of cheum stanees it h f its burden at uiy door. II v ing cnee acc« pt;tl the s tuition, 1 s:.id 1 «i 1 try to b? fa: ii. il to ibe trust cooiuiit i .1 to my c. re, so whatever th. re may l ave o-en of f#» lere on my ..rt, t> nice’ th** exp e e >tjs t you. my friends, wtus the ft The little rift in the toad is w.d i ig, a"d today a* I rec.lt ice proofs given me, t v.n within the p>*t few davs all ne, of approval of our in- tho I*. 1 am nl’y cun\! ced at *hc hearts of ti e peop'o all over e S e are being utined ureverbif r I aui simply amaz-*d a* «he nis'n.cd* this roi-ptrisin move •ner.t la* a»aunied. Dear s'stets I wish I could ted vr to this, hnwi ver, while basking in the beauii.ul Florida sunshine, ae 1 inhaling e ba'amii odors of southern pice woods, I penned my first letters as “ore with au 1 th rify” to a few of f, t women i f Maine. Tie hearty response received from the r o ne w omen of August*, left little daub: i ps to the ret u!- of nty overture t» iff.ft a Nor-Pattisan Urlon at the capita! of our St it-■. On the morning of April 21. jo'n*d by Mrs. Wes’on of Sko*h gan, late Pn s '1 oil rf tie W C T 1'. of Somerrct runty, j Mr" Li'.tiefitd 1 a so uf Sk'wlt gin I' -i ii. .cl Mr*. E.orenee C’. Porter of o «1 l'»wn, «e enter id the vestry of the I I p’.ist c tirch, when* we f uod on** de awake Angus.a ladies ready o fegin ajain their warfare aga n-t rhe sal von. A few h-urs later a lull Hedged N .ri-JVr.isan I i :jn I.a 1 an ex ste .1 that city, fr, m wi. eh i manat iMhi itc s that have indirt et!y home an important pa l in t c kit le-r'ng nt onr forces in ’his S ate nti n. Foliosi g this there root) cine c good i ing* that Hiow began Un u i ir mtirety had adopted the C’onsittutii d b. d becon au> iiary the NV on i ..’on-Parti an W. P. T. I Put how g ,;ti the a.t. n i >n of tl c women i.f the Ii id >w t gt t their tiami a'd to uu lerr’t 1 h. i: con li. nr.a w hs a pr Idem not ea-dy s lived. U. t a if** ly the i ame of on and i f an )th* r w ,i w as ht ugh! to l e of our i fsi'li. whs givi n me. These ram s I have u'.iliz-. d at d psg*' nf er pa^>' h we I mm out in this a ay. not knowing whether or ro I was “sowing o the wild*.** But as a roiv these 1 tiers have n >t ri tumid to me void. l w is tl rough this pr cess that we found our way to ttie Ii ‘art- of the d ar won't n of Ki xcr. ft, who ao g a ly r ivi-,1 u* to tr.c r honu s and t whom we a*e ‘a-g* n lebted f. r this glori* ii* meet it g gi.izi g the nee ced an arrv go m«*nr where .v we reeurt'I the assistance ot Mis* Anna ME! *ar !s of 1k i- ft It ail along our 1 re*—tn inc c ise in memb r ou an i incite you to iudivi lua effort if >ou Cju’tl or If perusii th? roan ep's lea ladened i h kind endorsemeni* sn 1 p offered ail. O casio .a ly, t tru I me»twitharepu se,bat thaik G 1 r. only occAsionaliv. I hwe bad htt rs of r* cent da'e frm *im n who had ro s>-cial intirst n t-rr. perance work, heretofore, who ar no v ready to ent* r the ai-'v I **aure o w )m. n, this nan-partisan movem *r,t i-g>' ti; g the a teotion of pe p c who lo ti.«? r own thinking. I h*ve iivv t or.-i miu.C'- fjr yoar fo be a ranee *nl p* Hrnc- w me a-, for jour earn-tt, hope*ul r s which ha e so cheered and .-fj. g*h»n 1 m- in tn» pe>. formanre r f D y o-.tv. May lb- cc tione aorrovrl of Go*l as we I as of n«aa be ou: ccntiDOat desire C*r-£»ata:a Ijqs. Tb^? following cnrgfitalatofy ’elt?:* wer* il»?n re»4. rn vuou «'mo t ,r f n i Hi N *r-'**ri 9 n T>m; e**nte vox. r .ft, M>. Thf N’r,n P^rt.-a i Ml Waiean* Ttmf-r.rj t L'n on M.dt tin* We a- ni :c jour tarntttefM, r is a peep behind the scenes,” and a sight fttmiiiar to the green room of every theatre. *llas she worked loo hard, or been careless ol her health?** _ Actresses, singers, and others in the profession, do not always think; they rush into the tide of popularity, regardless of all save fame and fortune. How often we read of some fa\ oriteactress 111 in Loudon, nervous prostratiou, etc.” We have tin* cure of hundreds of such cases on record. Send sump for “Guide to Health,” a beautiful illustrated book. LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S VECET/f£ Is the onlv PiMilho Cure anil iri.-iiliii.ile Hrrnnlr COMPOUND tor the peculiar weaknesses and ailments women. It cures the forms of Female t oinjdaint*. that Hearing down Feeling. Weak Hack. Falling and 1 ►i'placeinent of the Womb. Inflammation. Ovarian Troubles. and all organic l>i»e&*xenge», on receipt of LYDlA E. P1NKHAM MED CO. LYNN. MASS. y M our devot'on tr Luth. Shall welcome you j u the sis'erhcol of Non-Partisan States. Mary Inoersol. Cor. Sec. Bates Collk* e, Lewiston, Me., Sep.. U), 1S&0 t Mrs A. r Pail. Dear Madam: It is with rta! satsfaction ti at I learn of the movement for the organi '.atAm of d*e 'Iain** Non-Part- m W T 1'. I’. May th* orthy enterprise in which you are engaged htve the bless.eg of God and the sympathy and support of the good men and wotne i f all sects an 1 political fchefs, who long to see cur land delivered from the curse of intemperance. Yours heartily, O. B. Cheney Pt r G. C. O. [Continued on 2d page. Large Decrease Id oar Bonded Debt. Wasimki.ri month, nameU' §42.£lt;, I 240, is great i Ttaa of any moudi since tin* 1 period of ref ur.d.ng oper »tions under See .iarv Sherman, tie nearest approach he i'*g ■$2r»,ol>.">U in Oct her, lh.ss. Tin I l-cretse til the ho ided d *bt for th* first nin teen m *nth* of the present adaiiiiMr.i lion was §205,714 410. The d'cr-sr* f r ue firbt nineteen mirtis of President i i 'ley-eland's administration was $7d'JCH, j “-l>. The t )tal decrease during the four 'etrs of Pr. si lent leveland's administr.a i n was $.‘.541..To;.OS4, an average month!' I *c faction nf §7.112 4.17. The foreg »ng figures rt la'e exclusively t> the ho t le i 1 b net to tie d *bt less cash in the \r.m i ry. Lordou Popara ou Canadian Atti udo on McKinley bill. T onhon. Of. 2—The Clroii do Jonh's .lie wisdom of ttie Canadian s a'esmen in -s i.-Tu.g u;i a l itter feud w i h their pow* rfnl leighbor on account of the McKinley bill. spec’iilly when tin* opinion prevails in many quarter* that the new 1 iw is a prelude t a m re enlightened pol.cy. Tne Times is disposed to agree very large’v with th '.Italian mil i-t.*r*, that the M. K:nley tar tf must be re.-, g i/ d hi a d -monstrn.i »n of h-;»tility against Krgland. and hil l y less decile 1 than the Berlin and Milan decrees of Nupdton The Times add*: “No rea-oa can hs as •igi ed for it excejt a desire to injure Itr.t i-h interests." Firemeu a Day at Pawtuckot I Pawtucket, Oct. 2 Ties has h wn, feet ti-4 i eh h 1st prize §150; “G**pee," Providence, Ihl f.-» t incl 21 priz 5100 •.ve com;auiia Wa i h-moket. of Ka*t Providers*, 17!»! feet 1-2 inch••*. .'5 1 pr.ze §5i»; Man k No. I. Brockton, Mas* .J!hl te» t. 2 1 pr z §75 Naum ang. J-J n t n. lf»*i f it 7 injh»*s, |-t pr ze $U i) It is estnnat t lat full v 15 B00 people witnessed tl.e trial ot the en ,en,, Fatally I jirtd by Burglars Four Waink. Dd Oit. 2 The Te-id ence of M i ar'ott lias*, a w i low, vma entered \e teid iy nur dug by two men who sin it d that h- r “on had t.een dangerously •nji.r.-d a*, tie rsilroad ;.arls and th y 1 w lane J to n r to xpla:n ihe deta.h. A "Qon as they ve e adn i ud they loc*el t e doi r an 1 demand) d her in mey. Site i p'ted that there was n n in th-* house. hey then caught her feit.j rking her bout on the floor, poundi g h-r on the head. aning i-.sensible on the fiocr. Her injuries are ptonouncid fa'ai. Brought to Justice After Twenty-fcur Year a Di eh. (’o' (let. 2 —Three r^si Jen's of Mei-dnc, T ah, have been arres ed charged with a murdt r committed twenty four years ago, ttie »i tiin t .i g a horse* •hief fn.lit Dg-'en. The s*i. r IT of We r am s ar«- John T. K‘ l y of B-.z niftf-, Mort.; Hubert Swa:on, Jaiii-s U Hull, and T -ac rioren n of Mi nd jn, surrounded the house, an l to pr. v-i t i is esesp.* Keily tir* 1 upon him. '1 he ethers are a- u*- 1 of compiir-itv. I he prisoners were x. mined a'd tikmtithe salt Lnk«* 1 eni enriarj. where they were held in §10 000 b- n Is each. Ml ictily Boport la Per sir-n Office Cat* Was a Little Previous. M *«iusf.T'ix, .Judge Sawyer of 'N«-w York, u b-' elf of liiaj »rl y of t;« committee investigating th rn listr i’ion of affairs in the pension office, xml tonight teat he was surprised that the minority re port f;f the re*nit of the invent gi ion hid been givtti oat. The erid r.ee wu n t ail in and the investigation was not dosed Taking up the allegations in th minori y r» j. ri ot.e bv one. Judge Sawyer sail fe h i v. i there was not one •ta ement that to il l he horce cut hy the evidence, in .ora plrtfc though it was. Fatal Quanel Over Their Lady Love. WitHir*. Kan., Oc*. 2 —John Kingston and 1 h -mas Eva s m*t on a street in H*i re^sy, Oklahoma, last night, an 1 g.»; .nto a q .artel over a courtih p rr alter. It th had teen payi'g attert'on »o Miss A die Et eriy, a v-ry estimable lady of Hence#*., an 1 t> «u>e of some go«*ip the two m«n ne-e qu t a-gry at ea h other. A f-* r fiw weris. th* two rr..-) begin to flglr wi h kn.res Ti ey bad cat each other ir g-it fuilv. wn n Kingston ret ived a scab n the hear f.I i ,g to the earth dead. Evan* picked him up and assisted in placing the body in a carriage. He then surrendered to the autberiut They Ensbrzz’ad Fut da and Bpeot Them to High Living I>.s Ajfor.i.Es. Cal., Oct 2—George Martin, a bookkeep r and mahier, and James Dunn, a collector of the Sar ta Fe Railroad Company, Lav.? cis.ppeared, and an investigation shows tba; they have r bbed ihe compiry of about COO. R-rh are young men. and untamed, a d moved in good toce-y. The *to i money was ‘pen in fa.t living It is bcli*vej that the treoUv-g.net, Mexico, ard an effort wi i o** made to brmg them back. The company w 11 h rothir g, as bath men a-e uuder bor«d*. O 't«rQot Page Inaugurated MosmuKR. Vt., Oct. 2.—Governor e’.ct Page »m inaugara'ed today and ing af «*. oclMtjMmfii Her. B. 1*. Snow, a former super ent of schools i i l.iddeford. ha* mi ru'd the pastorate of the Oongr. n onal c’tureh at ('ape Elizabeth, to accept the principal* "hip of an academy. Van Hoi tan's Cocoa—UrteC sale in the world. apr^O leodnr Mpcrliurn Cases. S If. Clifford, New Ca»*el. Wis was troubled with Neuralgia an 1 Rheumatism, his Stomach w as disordered, h.a I.iv* r was affected to an alarming degree, appetite fell awav. pul he was terribly reduce! in flesh ami stiengih. Three bottles of Elec tric Bitters cured him. Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg. Ill had a running sore on bit leg of eight years' standing. l’red time bottles of Electric Bitters and seven boxes of Buf cori'Uiupiim than from any ether ctuse. Slight colds arc the true seeds o.L consumptmn. Beware of the slight* s' coti'.'h. Adanis-m's Botanic Cough Balsam Stan ’.s without a peer. septl'PdAw ly Watcrrille adrfrttsfiotnts. VISIT NEW PRESOEIPriON PHARMACY,! I Cor. Main Templa Sts., WATEEViLLE I

We carry a Complete” I. incf ofjfarU, Davis k Company's Drug’s. "Also aJKlne Line of I A I.irf/f Amortment'of j Tb Laiiig ftta, Br»*h I/r-ro«-«tlc an4 fmpor>4. Kixw Uny-iU-A *rA IWmar In i ••rxou, at EDGAR H. FOX’S Ml SIC KOOMNt So. 134 Mil ST., WATERV1LLE, ME. I*. O. II.>i 77. Jur*«HMtf W. H. STEWART, CATERER, I

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