Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.)
November 6, 1891

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ihilnntrs Steamboats MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD. tmacnnt at Tr»liw la Effect Oet. 4tt, 18*1. iMlira w rjrr-t» a. h. for unm. K/xP'aad, PorUMd. Boston and Montreal; 7 JO 4. Vf ,r ffiuiowull, Gar-liner aad donth Gardiner :o 4 M. for Brflortl k, L*wl*ton, Farming*/ o. &/>-.».and. Portland nod Boston, connecting for Mbit* Mountain Point*, 2 00 P a For ifniioweii, Gardiner and loath Gardiner; .1 CM p M for Brunswick, bath, Rockland .Portland Boston. 145, express per*land and B-xpo* ar-i Montreal, 06 P. M. for HaUoweli, Gardiner and Hov'h Gardiner, 1'k P M nighr Pai.‘m&n for lyrwlrton, Bath, Portland aad ttoeton. MliSM BAST—*.10 A. M. 'night exprw**) for aowtoegan, Be faet, Bangor, Bar Harbor Ht ntepben*. dt. John and Aroostook Omnty; 9 14 A. M for Watervliie. and Skowbegna, Bangor aad Vsno» boro, 12 -17 P M for Wn’«* rule, nonnesting ‘.rGakland, WlntlUb/p and I-owlston. 3.4* P M -,r *at*n-)i!e, Oakland, North An on, P.irjgham, Hkowhegnn, Belfast, Dover and F-/X roft, B»ngor, Bar Harbor, 8t Step ru, nt John and Aroo* ook County, on Saturday* r,., a'. 7.20 P M for Watr-rvliie, aad Sunday* only, at 9-17 4 M., f .r Bnngo' (hr Nigh* Putman Train* run each way every olgh', Sunday* in laded, bat not to 8kowb gnn .o Monday morning*, or to Belfast, Den**-*, ot rf-jond Bangor, on »un lay morning*. The day «-*prr** train* g ong We«t at 10 ;0 A Vf and Ka*t at 6.4s P. M run dally, Sunday* In ,idrd, bet*r>-«-a K-.-ion, Lewiston, Bath, Rook and, Bangor and dt John. ACCOMMODATION THAIS for Angust *7** Mouth Gardiner, 4.26 A. If., I 10 and I in W Gardiner, 4 16 A. M and 4.45 P M ,i uwell. 4.49 4. M., 1.16 and 44* P. M Through ticket* to California and all point* ~u■ ft and V4>*t may be harlot H Walker f agent, Aagu«ta, Die only ofLc In August* eoing via ail route* and checking baggage free c. expense. PA YSOH TUCK PM, vice prn*. k Gea’, Manager. K. k BOOTHS 7, Gen’I Pa*« aid Ticket Ag’t. P >rtiaad, Oct 1. 1691 SOMERSET RAILWAY. Comm-nclng Monday, Jane 29tb. 1691, train «ii. run a* follow*, connecting at Oakland with Maine Central Railroad. t>;r B«n, 11Ml A. M., 6.25 P. M Klag station*, at which train* stop on signal r no; Ice to oondnutor. Miued b**tw«en Bingham nnd North An*oa. WM M. AYKK. 8upt. wpttdtf IMPORTANT NOTICE. KENNEBEC STEAMBOAT CO. Two Trips per Week remainder of aearon i On and «fter Mon lay. ■I/Xl*! .V“verobef 9 h, Steam leaveAl l.usT t on M 11 d y ani I hursd ty xt lr 9> »nd a 1 wki.i at 1, connecting with Steamer ••KkNNkHkt which leave* Gardiner at 2..1 ki inn n-i n» 6 'W and Bat 1 at 5 3»> for Boston K.-t urnlng, will leav Host ,11 UD Iu-'-day ard Krul ,y evening* at 5 o’clock lor landing* er* Island, 1 uesday.Thursday and Saturday ni’triAI. BOAT, kept cud Orl. Leave* Bath We-ineud*y and Frida at w A M, Sunday* A M Leaves B-ot-tay Mo-day, Wednesday and Friday at 1.30 P M. Conoeotlog with ho»t >n Steamers each way. Landing (on Signal each way at *s eat port. Upper and i.ow r. Higgsvllle, Sawyer'* island, houmport, M-»u*e »o-l H-iuirrei I*lands At Capitol Island and «>,«an Point, Wednesdays and Friday*. W'edoesdays and Fridays are Hound Kip days from Ba h. H. W. SWAN 11>N, I>-a*nr« r. CllHIItfH of TIlllO ON AND AFTtR SEPT. 12tb. 1.™ I. SNOW. Cnpt. Ilttflfin«. will leavu Gardiner every day for Hath ’r.Uihli c at Al. the plaoe* on the river and all vessel* and Ice house* when signalled. Luave Gardiner at IA. x Richmond, 9J0 a. arriving In Bath at 11 JO A M. Leaving Bath at 1 JO muandard time, arriving In Gardiner at 5.16 p. M. FAR ram 8arilln*r to Bath, -PH Kirhnannp*‘clal privilege* afforded to Kxecut -r*, Ad ministrators. Guardian*, trustee*, married wo men amt minor* augudtf EDWIN C. DUDLEY, Treasurer. O. M. RANDALL. M.’ D. Qf-ICI 01 TIE lire M. 1.1. nil. STATE STREET. R*tri. I« A «o 1 P. It. aad «to P. SI KMiaatf C.W.WHITEHOUSE, K Attorney, Counsellor at Law, AND O Real Estate Agent. 170 Witx Street, AUGUSTA, ML P O BOX IS ocvlTdtf DENTISTRY. E. J. ROBERTS, D.D.S. (Docia of Dental Surgery.) OFFICE, No. 122 Water Street, KAA CRUTITE SATI0IAL Bin oettKtf _ w. H. H4RRIS, M. D. OFFICE iF RE81DEHCE lif ftBOTT FI OFFICE HOURS 9 to 19 A. IT OPUI 7 to 9 P. H Maruh M. 169\ mar«dti WANTS P»* 1° these column* Mcnra vI. r'IA0 omi time ttxwu whw bo* iw am a warn It thwr' well «ON£r w **a«atr*s wtu?' mm w-ieg, c,swrv a V r*tm>m *ry i* ferfjya; ImL’, MU4«l| B0WD1TCH, WEBS1IB i CO. Blocd Poisoning Eradicated! Herliert S. Morey of Morrill, Me., in- treat ed f.-r I.UM Of and a terrible Irad i-ai-w of HI«mhI I*•* by five different rb\sl«Tarnt. dot no permanent relief. Thr fir-t I pottle of IiAN'A’S A Its A I* AKIM. A In r.-;o%ed bis weight *i.r and a half pound*. bottle* brought him bar k to tils u*u. burre., r.o'f barrels and c« c«. la for »*ie by evrry first,. :*m grocer w. prcvl drW'i d«*j«r all lard r* r. terra oy us Li free from ad Cotton rt*ed i!, rail w B iat a*-' other *lnjU*ra«:o'.» a cm-.. u«r t and WARRANTED STRDJTLY RE N Ke rne without otur aaxas stamped open the package Joh« F-. Ct»,

p» IS INVALUABLE FOR /olighs all Lung, \°ld- Troubles. 35c. 'And $1 at ell Drugg'sts. E. MORGAN A. SONS, Prop's, PROVIDENCE, K. I. majrtftdeo-lkwar LNE DR. WILLIAMS’ Blood Syrup -FOR A Li. Diseases of the Blood Thro Ho*tie* rn'-es a Ciw of Female Weakness Onford St.. Aim M« May 15. l»»L Toth* Union Halid** Company 1 wish to in my fe W i4 V y -xr ak an 1 had o'* »fj. ti-e -nt *'t «r.ntty no hlool >li- had (lei n m ha coooiti-*j or n- ir y two '.oar*. Dor Inn that 11 me l had paid *it over $200 for medicine f >r ah on *b»- m r reo ivmp!al «t had olT they gave m* up to die. Alter taking flv- battles of your Bio ei k a no* to put my hand* to my h ao, -oiBetiling I was rot able to do belorr taking oor -xrup. for two year* 1 CO alder «a i' ha* -ion* m*- more g od thai a 1 of the th- r rn d-cine* I have taken. You-* respectfully. Mli». DKI.IA Ul KKY CURED WITH tl'l’E BOTTLES A Vohiik l.a.tv Tr .olil d with Screro lalnlln* t'nrrti l>f *h c*. bei g uaab.e to do scvrcely any work, tut aft-T t -k n,- four bottle* of h >yruP she i* n -t troubl.d a a! »Itli her b .ck ni tn do a f air •lav'* work ail he. g a-ral heal h l- very much tn-pr v d i t ,k- r: a-ure in re -om. ending you Sriu a* bet g the best m dicine for f- mn s of any I have ar.y kn*' *1- dge of. Y urs respectfully. Hr*. O. A. 8« C>TT. Manufactured Only by thf. Company. J Wh i!«ve nn i R fai Ufgi»L Union Block, OESKa Chairs. Office Furniture. senc ran car*.owi MySKUERKSUS SALE5»0C«S CiuswhBiSQSTSK decJM^aiJ lit PM» 2ARY£L0DS CORE Bj Praytr bj m East BovdolLb.m Lacy. UaiTsrsallst Fa:r at Bldunood—Daath of *g*d Skovbegtn Mu I I oal Seeker* at Small Point Watch the Diamond Drill Work. fSpecial to the Kenkkbcc Joukxal.] Richmond. Nov. 4.—About 300 peop e arre pr*#rnt at (be Univer*ali*t fair at the »p"»a br.use last mgnt The ba'l vu dec ura.d business b* hind me peanut stand Mis* Sophia and Mind Hodg t snd Mir* Lily Lard attended "to the mater cf skiving refreshments iu tie ib»p^ cf Cake and ice cream. Tie gtt*e*i g tatii wss in charge «f ^rn E. V a~d Mr*. He'brrt M»n*ir Mr-. A B flwber, Mr*. H F Smith. Mrs. A. S. Al x*n er and Mrs. Coarle* Howe mvktd alter the laucy tabie. The myi leiy b.x w*s ii charge cf Mr* Ge.r*e H.-au and Mr* S O. C. Call while Mr Fra k Merr.oiao sat behind the table t f proems A young lady in the con/eciio.f *ry department dealt nut canoy to twee 'ontned mortal*. Several boy* scurried about (he crowd soliciting votes tor the g d waicb A jet no young ladles have n'er d as comoe’itor* fo* the watch oftxr I. Th-i stag* pt-rformance wu- very credit able. Io hick’ry Farm the fuliowu g characters appeared: Ezekiel Fortune, a New Eng .and farm r, J A Frocsor; U.iah Saim-er, a mi*e..Ct/ni g the case of Mrs. Ezekiel1 Graves of E *bi Buwdniaham, recently re ported to have been healed iu answer o prayer. h Jocunai. cirrerpord^nt h Darned the parin mars of the case from M-~ G ave*, i.u-hand uf the vuauo, who was in j town today. The gentleman, who is known 1 to be a man of truth, stated that his wi e I wa« very low about a we»*k since with I pheum iota ar i heart fa-lure, when Dr. Lancaster of B >wdoiuh*m called at ni* florae in course of a regular visit to tie sick wora*o and after ni d ng an exami. ati a uf her cs re pronoun .vu it a hopele-* 0' e “I can do nothing lor brr” said tie doc -.r ,.s h was icavti g ihr i.ouse. fm uj dia.tl. ai.er the d ctur had gone some friei d*. earnest Chris’ian women knelt nt, the sick w-i nan's bedside ai d .»tiered fer vent prayers in her behalf. Mr Grave* himself then krelc ir. prayer for his dying wife who was apparently unconscious cf what w»s goii-g -on about her, ar.dio course f half an huur ti e woman ro*e from h»r bed perfectly whole and passed into anotht r room, ‘‘.••he he* enjoyed perfect h*-ain v- r since,” *aid Mr Graves, anlisdoirg h -r hcu.-- work today Whatever may be said in rrgaid to the case, if i: is ni-t miracuii u* it certainly is remarkable. A: an j timed no -e uog of the Society tor ihe Prevention of Cruelty to Animats at f e town hail last evening, a board of five directors, who, with the president, were in structed t» rook1 immediate application iu Governor Burleigh for the appointm.nt of C U Haley io act as age it for the society. coranm'.te of three w»* app tinted :o pre p*re K;d np,rt on a Cv.de cf by laws itr government of the society at a meeting to t>e heid iliurtday evening. Nov. I'd. Deputy Sber.ff Hodge* i* on a trip to tudwy. J E. Lawrence of L-wiston general ige t of Sta’e Mutual Life Assurarc* Company of Worcester, was in town Wiidce-dav. I( F. HOrSES MRNKII At Brounlleld-An Estimated Loss of $44MH); Insurance, #2700, Poai i and Nov. 5 —Last night at Mt. Cutler pot d in the town of Brownfield, three ice houses, one about 40 by 100 and j tbe others about 30 by 90 feet, were turned to the ground. The house* contained 3000 j ton* of ice The caute of the fire is not) known, but it is thought to be the work of tramps- Burnham A C», plsce their 1**1 at about *4000. There was $800 insurance on the h uses in the Pheoix of England with Dow Piukham, and Morse Guptill h-id $800 on t‘>* bouse* in the Greenwich of New York a: d $1100 on the ice in the Guardian of London. PORTLAND DEMOCRATS i Burn Red Eire and SHohI Over Result of the Recent Elections. Portland. Nov 5 —Portland Democrat* had a b g torchlight procession tonight to j celebrate the election victory. The Amer- j ican Cadet Band headed the parade and thure w er^ mourned marshals illutuii a’.ions si eg P e line and firework* free-) burned. Maine Postal Changes. Washington, Nov. 4—The following change* in the pjstal terv^ce in Maine are j announced K rate 177. Paris to railroad station j (a. r.y Fr m Niv 1, 1891, ingress** ser j v ce ce»«-en South Paris and railroad station (u. o,), i mi.e. to 24 times a week. I He Will Build at Once. Camden, Nov 5. —Dr. Straworidge of PniiadiRha, who recently pu-chased 23 acres of shore front on the Belfast road at j CamJ^n. has erm nenct d the fou dation fora large buildii g, i-j he ere* t d at onc-j Death of Hiram Burrill of Sktwhegan. Fromhegan, Nov 5—Hiram Burrill,' one of UkoajLegsti’* oldest cit isn* a'd most ac.ive business m^n, died suddenly Thurecay, of heart diteise. TERBiSLE SACRIFICE. MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN ARE DAILY SACRIFICED BY TAKING MERCURIAL AND OTHER STRONG MEDICINES. IF TO-DAY OR HEREAFTER j YOU HAVE RHEUMATISM, SCROFULA. CATARRH. BOILS OR CARBUNCLES, PIMPLES ON THE FACE OR BODY. OR ANY DISEASE ARISING FROM IMPURE BLOOD. USE THE GREAT KICKAPOO INDIAN SAGWA, NATURE’S REMEDY, MADE BY THE INDIANS FROM ROOTS AND HERBS. KICKAPOO INDIAN SA6WA Sold bn all Druggist._ iTTCKAPOO INDIAN tUln-nSrlLIWl- fill Good for M.vn Boast It OI«n> 'P'-Ti,1"" Beliof. It baa So E.|,ial Keop it u> the House. thy it. Price 25 Ceuta per Bottle. 5 Bottle* for 11.00. AdS voca DBCGOI8T ros XT. COOL WEATHER For Today and Sat onlay Though l oo May Watch for Light Rain*. Washington, Not. 5.— For Maine: Continued cool northerly winds; generally fair, except light rains oa the immediate coast. Continued cool and fair probable on Saturday. Caoti jnary signals y easier., vale with rain is setting in tonight and it will be a bad night. Meteorological Report. Nov. 9, u»l. 11 r. M _ f /j l&lKii 7 IT J f.«*» *1 o 1 -2 Ol. J I iJ* I III i Sea I *i N rniiaiD-lphU N »or">!» I 40 N W a h a«!on I 40 N klb*us 3ft K Boston. I M N COAL SEEKERS At Small Point Watch Their New Dia mond Drill Work. Bath Not. 5 —The Bath Times rays: Tbe directors of uie Popham Coal Com pany returned from a visit to their seashore property Tuesday, and are h’ghly please I at the prospect. They have r u v got after that lutm.rged fuel in a business like fashior, a: d with all the moder aopli*' ce*. and if «h*-y don’t find h t they Berk it will be because it ‘her., which »be old borings prove to be an uutei ille posi'.io»> for anyone to take. la plat* of the horse p>wer boiler hat has bee i furnishing power for the old thump erty thump drill, th^re is now or e of 25Lor» I r, and it is ne iuu of the oliu Shalt has be*n »unk iwe'.v- feet. Mo.iou is imps'-leu lo ‘he drill by iu. «.ns of a level c g gear, the wh*-* 1 on the dri 1 khatt maintaining its level a h i* ihe sba't ■lips through it, thus giving direct action from the driv’r-g -ha*' of ‘be engine. A- tim-s i iieni *y h dir c- r* -«w it go down at the rate of an i- cu a mi ufe and it wnl do better than that when it if thorough 1-. ground up a ad got in full running order, f>»r at present it ha- commissioner to do i xcept to urder Mr Freucti’s cum (moment to j*il, wh ch was accord njly done. Io i-nsk, dy of Depu’v Vlsrshsl Gallon* Mr. F ench driven to h«'l s street j .il and n«« gT d qia-tf r* iu be pc r b urs’ cell. M-. Frercd said be cot-'ider d ihe district att irney’s actio Ui-warran'ed and wish'd ih* atten’i n f th j uMie rp dally called o .t District: Attorney VMen has bepn in c use i oiutnumi A 'on w. h he u,hori i s at Washington, and cver^'m ve on his pa t ii believ-d to have b •on m dir»ct order-, from 'hft*c. In fit- he mad. a mu.ion before Judge Co*t iu the D'S’rict Court today ’hat Mr French s bail be iucr> a-e i (rtiu $75 000 to $125 000. D i« h°ld to irdca’e f c»s, even m ite damaging th*.. t-iac already tu the pubii are ii pvsrsiion ~f ;he Washington authorities coucend'g ‘he sff.irs of tne Maverick N»tior.*l B« k A beaming will be hell tutnufiow upon tbo ct a tern-y’s m >tin P/tb«bly m further move win oe made tocight toward securing the rt lea*e of "1r. Fin e i HAWAII 18 WILLING To Become a l*art of the Eniteil Slates —Dr. Smith's Mission. Washington. Nov 5 —Dr. Mott Rmid, m nis-er of b a- >se t He»'»ii, on a special tj this givernrufr1.. cillcd tn’ay r*n R*cre Ury B.«i:.e. II a mi»s*^n to secure a modification of .h ret-ipicCc.y trzaty be »eeu thi#c»ui try ai d Hawaii, the op *tio«s of which, si far as Hava.i is concerted, bav* been seri cu*lv sff^cted by ihe n*w U i'ed Rta es Uliff l w A a ‘bis ’tw graft* a hor”y tr the pro ducers of st’ga.- in th s oun'.rv, the ten vfits heretofore leiped b^ Hawaiian p-cduc’rs from the fr»e *dmi*M I their sug»r into th* U i’rd States, nr ler the trpaty are negatived Dr 8mi h wi 1 ca’I to Mr B!a;n* ’s at!en tion the mat rt of faying a cable betw e i the Uai ed 8ta e« and Hono’u'a Dr Rrorh says there i. At 3* b. Cruii'T No 5 i' t* 'an-eh *he verv iast of thi« mou.h a d Nu 6 -ill go off ’he midd'e of Dec- mber. N-ar Newport. W-d-eHay, a trail st’uckatevm ki ii g be horse, sui-h ng the wagon and sh-ki"g up the driver Edgar March, quite badly. A barge ovrrtur ed at the foit of Park street. Portia'd. Thursday mo*t ing. and ei.ht occupants were thrown on Three were slightly hurt, and th res we e not injured. Oliver M. N# h of ?h° fi m of O M ad D W Nash. Portlord. died Ihu-*dav after a biirf illness. Mr Na»n out- ot Putt land's best known business mjn, was prem inectinOdi Fcllo«saud was highly res pected. It is tbv-uzht that the North New Port land fire was ince diary. Steps are being taken to rebuild be town in a mo-e crdorly and c nvenient manner. A town meetioj wiil be called to c d. You 1 will flr.d that Rep iblicans and Democrat! alike will call a hilt tn r.‘*. n whose stack in trade ia nit f fair,'quar argun e .t, but j gg'.ing mis- 1 representation of tbe same. Ohio has got e Republican. I accept this result aa indi- eating that this sta'e stanls by the Repub- lican party with full f«*itn in its protective 1 princ ples erabf died in tie tar ff la*. 1 More than ih1.’! Ob. stands a# it always ha-, in favor of a full dollar and sound cur- rer.cy.

NEW YORK LEGISLATURE i The Member* Very Evenly Divided Polit- i ieully—Assoeiated Press Reports. New York. Nov. 5—The Associated j Prees returns on tbe L-gis a'ure give h j folio*!' g resuit*: To the Sena'-*. R’pub- f l ean* elected, 17; Dem«'» r*ts 14 I> the 32d dior c'. 1)' J>m -s T En puoi g his c u y ticket through. Republicans and Democrats are c gram atu a each j other and old time Republicans predict t»-a» the campaign of ‘92 ill be between 1 h old parties. CAMPBELL DISAPPOINTED. He Gets Eton Lc« Votes in 11 i* Own j County Than Republicans Conceded. Hamilton. O N v. 5 —Th* cut election board baa fl ished th? he loos of tbe schooner i'irir# with »li on board. The vessel vet >mi t frcm Fu k* when she *u caught a ft rm. On the fo.lowiog duy ahe was liscovered twinging off the reef 10 i p.nly submerged condition, lying on her de N A soul »aa on board all haring r»h*d It is *ni pjaed that the breake e r m Northern Beli rock broke over tie h -a*rand caused the disaster. The crew si* ted of J ha C. Kean, matter and his our s >nv, J*m«-s Sturges, who leaves a ridow aud fire childreu and Samuel Jean, in married. Th* schooner Louis J*ne. of Harbor Dace, is given up as lo»t with all hands, lie was eogag d in tbe Labrador fishery nd is sjpp.sed t> have gone down in h* leavy pal Fou-widows »nd iiie children uourn ih loss of her crew. Two of the ertw of the schooner Lizzie 1. S an wood have been lost at sea by tie apsizing of a dory. Schooner D. M Hilton from Scatterie aperLnccU very rough weather, ano one ian from Belle Isle was washed overboard uri-g tbe gsl EARTHQUAKES IN JAPAN. ir Edwin Arnold on the Disaster* at 0*uka and Nagoya. Philai>ilthia, Nov. 5 —“I was aaton ihed," Sir Edwin Arnold said, “by tbe ew-t of such a terrible earthquake in lti.«ka aud Nagoya Never, if memory t?rv- s m*. has an eartl quake visited this rg'on before. The usual sc*»ne o* seismec i tu -bances is in and around l’c kio and Hands rear the capital ate pointed out a* ieir foci Near there is alio lhe great oleano of Fugissn Thirty yeara ago 20 00 persona are sai 1 to have perished by ar'hquxke aud flood but this recent loss is viJently grea'er. Osaka and N'goya arc u*v, populous citiea. Nag ya is about 250 miles from Tokio nd on the s .uth coast. A railway rum etwren it and Tokio. The country b> usds in bills, many of them volcanic, ,t d do donbt fires underlie the ground- 1 -as here that 1- -t ear the Japanese troops xecuted their military maroivres under e eye of the emperor. It is a large city f w de, well planned streets, and a popu it ion of 120 000 The principal occupa ion of its inhabitants has beeu tbe produc on of silk a? d cotton-woven goods, and it 1 vt-ry f*m u« fur us porcelain. Osaka s v rv rich and prosperous mat ufaeturing i> on ihebuderot a river th t leads to >i sea. It is not so much damaged, I ai gine, as Nigova. he gn at danger in earn q lakes is due ather to flre than tu ar y ou x.hi ion. Th* oui are usual’y only one et>ry high, and re of th n woodwork and p»p=r. A bad r'l q iRkr- easily shakes down these fragile u es. and, tvriy ine cuntair s a fire ox v (1 a petroleum Ump, u general boL e ib tbe resu t. "Light nr-hquakes are so common in a; a i that *li-y aitrhC'. little notice. They li n »ih a little cist, which slips aloi g lie arris Thus the danger of being r ck down in the doorwuy i« rem* v -d. “liuv tbe danger arises chi fly from the mituri of the ruins, as I have described. c ccn? q ;cn: fi i d?, too s.re very de bn C Coliins of New Haven. Women ire prominent as delegates to the onven ion. Ths convention o.ened with prayer and irsi-e Sr i vice Several addresses of wel :ome w ere made, amor g them o- e by Post nastrr g neral Wararoakcr Rev. John Collu.s s* erttary, read the repert which il ovtdan i'erease Id m >mbershlp si ic* he last convemiun at Hartford, Cl., from 128 io 820. Tbe secretary said the mem >ersof the convention ace >mplishfd a great 1 al toward tbe solution of tbe difficult jroblem of how to reach tbe massea. lhe K-acquarters of the association are located it w navat:, Cl and Mr Coliins an lcutiCsd that ihe people of that city had ilresdy subscribed $17 000 toward the >rec i >n of a SV),000 building fur the use if ’he association. A’, the afternoon and evening sessions ri f ad lreasi'B were delivered a d reports ;r grcs; m d in the w;rk thr:uthoat he country. MOKE TROUBLE WITH MINERS In Pennsylvania—Operators Refuse to Keeogrni/e Miners* Union. PiTT»nrRO, Pa., Nov. 5.—There is an itber :>t«- s b t»e**n the railroad coal miners tni op* ra’ rs A thousand miners refused re urn to wirk because of tbe jrerat- r* refusing to rrcogn z* the Miner's Uni iu. Tb op* r»t rs at several mine* say ,bat wr lit th- y a e willing io treat With the xiiner* iodiv d ia.ly th- y will not recognize h-ir crgai z .’ion Tbe dk; ns saj tb* ir organiz *‘.ijn will be rpcf g z d r another general strike will be irdered I be amount of C al lo*d *d and n t e riv r and h-rb rs is noi neailj suffici >r t 'o s tpi 1 v the demand durirg the winter ind m*r y millions of bjsbela must be dug br fore the xistir g c >n»r«c s are satisfied. ARSENIC IN PANCAKES kill One Person and Nearly Wipes Out the Family. >mhf.rrt. R. S, Nov. 5 A daughter >f G rge !VcKay put arsenic io paocakea ;his rrornn g in mistake for bak ng po*d r. k:l toe f m.-y partui k of u.e cakes, lhe 1 ug* ter is dead and toe rest of the family ire si ;wly recoverirg BURNED TO DEATH. hildren Fire A Barn and Lose Their Lives by so Doing. Lanark. Out Nov. 5— Rjbert Barr's ;tuidren, aged five and two, fired a barn in Lanark townsh p today and loft th-ir livea u it. Tbe whole aeason'a crops were con tained, also several cattle and horeee. A Comer in Russian Rye. St pETEaeBCG, Nov. 5 —There ie a h* ge corner in rye here. Tbe objsct ol those concerned in the corner ia to force ■b» pree up to three rubles p«r pood. Typhus fiver i* spreading among the f*m ue-atrickea inhabitants of aeveral provinces ia the gjvenmsnt of Kazan StrU-gent measurei have been adapted to cope with tne d.tease It if reported that io spi*e of tbe prohibition placed upon the fiporunon of oilcake, this article will be allowed to be txpor ed after tbe home de mand baa bean satisfied. TWO BARGES LOST Ii the Gile of Oct 24, in Tov of the B. V. lone. Fin laa Lost- Feu From the Dm Id Bnn, Oh From K phoo. Captain af Tuyr Said to Have Failed to Report the Ckse. Bostok N »v 5.—The ocean tugboat B W. Morse arrived today from Norfolk snl New York with a tow, and reparts that oo her previous trip from Norfolk, barges Nipboo and D**id Brown, which the Morse had in tow, foundered off Care Delaware during the gale if Oct. 24. Four men on the D*vid Btuwa and one on the Nipho i were loet, the c«ptain and one man of tb Niphon being the only survivors cf tb •even men comprising bo'h crewi When i he men were picked u;> by the Morse, the captain w»s over board clitging to the boat's painter, it 1 other man being in the dory. David Brow was in th*» start- barge ar.d was seen to founder about 11 o'clock that night O ving t j the fury of the gale the Morse was un able to render any assistance withe u: jeopardizing the lives of those on the Nipno and the latter found-red about two hour* later. The disaster is said to have been caused by the hatches b«*ing burst in. Bot i barges wire owatd bv Herse&t'o cf Bail, and were formerly ships in the merenar; service The barges were not in*urtd. The csrg. es of coal were probably covered by insurance. Both we*e bound to Bostoi, and since the disaster the Morse has bee i at Philadelphia and New York, but failed to make any report for reasons ucknown. WILL MAKE GINS AND POWDER. The Ameer of Afghanistan Intends to! Supply His Own Munitions of War. Londoh, N v 5 —A young engineer went cut from Eugisud a while ago to see what he coold turn bis band to in India. He kept lus ey* and ears open, at d now has a very floe engagement in Afghanistan. He happened to b® ar- and he govern ment offices in Calcutta wneu a letter was received from the Ameer asking Lord Duffenn to recommend a person who was competent to superintend the erection and fitting up of factories for >he nitnufaciure of guns and amn-uai ion Lord D. ffr-ri declined to recommend anybody, bu* the young Birmingham engineer beard of the letter, and wrote at once »o ''ffer his services. In the couisa of time a reply was received from the Ameer inviting the ergineer to come to Cabul. An escort was seat to meet him at the frontier and he was escorted to the capital. He found himself the onl, K g lisbman in the city. After the Am®er and bis chief officials had unfold, d their plans he inter*d io'o a contrac to main for three years in bis highness's service with a salary of §6000 Then the young man was sent to England to pui chase the nrc*ssary tools at d ma chinery for the production cf guns and am munition. He was instructed to buy material for the plant to the amount of $250,000. Be spent about i’x weeks in Endiand und when be returned he took with him a party of mechanics and a doctor. The Indian newspapers say that the en terprising young engineer is once more es tablished in the Ameer’s capital, and Mr George Blakely has recently written some inter-sting details with regard to this; oung mao, who, whe be went to Cabul, was un doubtedly the only whiteman in the service of the Ameer. WHALE BACK BOATS For Towing Considered Dangerous to Our Shipping by New Yorkers. New York, Nov 5 —At ihe Chamber of Commerce meeting today the committee on harbi r and shippir g reported relative to •he da> gers to shipping on the hmb seas by large rafts of timber, as also to the new “wbaleback” boats, which it is intended to use for towing b»rgt* in a line by continuous hawsers even even a .-roes the Atlantic ar.d recommended the cbsmtnr to call the attention of the secretary of state to th new d.nger threat ening our shipping. The report was adopted A committee of five was appointed to urge upon Congress such modification of the act of July 14. 1891, as willsusperd the further purchase of silver and any additional coinage of ths same until at international agreement is arrived at be tween the United States and other om mercial nations of the word. It wasdecided to petition President Harrison to call the attention of Congress to the subject in his message. Hon J. A. Ouimct, M. I\. Accept* »1 Cabinet Position. Ottawa, Ont., Nov t.—It is officially •nnout c -d that Hon. A Oim.-t. M P for Laval, ez-Speaker of the House of Com mons, has been offered aid accepted a position in the cabinet. It has rot yet been decide! what portfolio Mr. Ouimet will assume. FOREIGN NOTES. The report that Mrs Parnell was dying at Brighton is untrue. Though still pros trated, there is every hope that she will. recover. An official decree has been issue! a' Bremen permitting the importation ot American and Brit sh cattle for breeding purposes. Prince Lou Lncien B naparte, ex-sena tor, 802 cf Loci: n ard the 1st surv.ving nephew of Napoleon I., is dead at Teano, Italy, aged 78. Shanghai advices state that news has b®en received there annaun.mg the d*aifc at H«nkow of Bishop Boone of the Ameri ca Protestant Episcopal churrb, while on bis annual visitation to the pjrts The cuitcms committee of the French Chamber of Dtputits, has agreed up ns daty, already determined upon by ihe Senate, of 25 franc« ptr COO pounds oo American salt meati imported into Frat ce. A dispatch from Valparaiso says the g >v eminent has doabied the number of watch e in the vicinity of Minister Egan's resi dence at Santiago, believir.g that sc me prominent Bslmacedist is st.ppirg there and that he intends to try to escape. A Valparaiso dispatch to the New Y rk Herald ssy Santiago was star led Monday night by the discovery of a conspiracy against the new government, with i*« ce» »re in that city. It is alleged that $2,000,000 was subacribed to carr, oal the pi»n» of the conspirators. J;pin advices say that sone BritLh naval officers and several Americans, ail brothers named Casileton, from Pn.ladel phia. started recently wifh t«o guides to climb to b* summit of Fa J. Yami, »b* saor*d mountain of Japan. After two days j urnejiogtbe guides committed sucile by duembjwel.icg ih-mieives btcaa.e the party would not return. Commenting on Tuesday’s flections in Ihe U'd'ed States the London Daily Nows ays McKinley’s victory is the mast strik ing event for Europe, bat may be exsgger a d or misunderstood. He was prohabiy ahead, not as a protec ionist, bus as a moderate opponent of free silver. Th® Lon don Chronicle says the election cf F.uwer Cannot be considered a couoterbi**. to the result in Ohio, because it was secured by as corrupt means as ever American poli tical records can show. All toe honest people, desirous of decent government, wanted the election of Fasset, bat Tam many Hali waa too m ;ch for reformers. McKinley'a election indicate* the over whelming power of m >ney monopoly and vacted interest* In the American politic*. I cheerfully recommend Salvation 0.1 for chilblains and sprains. We have test ed it at home for these troubles, and three applications give entire relief in each case. It is the boss liniment. J. J. Norfolk, 60 8. Charles 8t., Balti more, Md. Common sans*. For all cases of coughs colds, sore throat, aim, as* Dr. Boil's Cough Syrup aovSdAwlwfoimi SHOW STORMS Higiog to BnJguti—Tb« Drifts In lu Pott Deep io Plscss. Many Deaths RcporttHl Numerous Wrecks in the Black Sea. London, Not. 5 —Severe snow storm* crntiaue in Bu garia. At some point* the mo» is ten feet de p. Many persons have died fr» m the ft ct* of cold and thousands of cattle and sheep have been lost. Num erone wrecks are reported in tbe Bteek sea. THE GREAT SUFFERING Endured by the CYew—The Cans** of the Disaster. Halifax N S.. Nov. 5 —A dispatch from Bamcgton cc. firms .ne report that the steamer Ottawa, which struck on Blond? Rick, Sunday, will be a total loss. When the went ashore the crew took to the lit? boats and -tarted fcr Seal island. Ou the way ore boat, iu which was Mrs. Lindsay, the wife of the steward and three nen, was upset by a heavy sea Two men tot on the bottom of the boas and tbe ToniaJ >e the terrible currents that prevail between 1 Sable island and the main land The Otta* 1 ra wa# a new vessel. w: r h #t65.000, and was insured by the owner, O. Furue**, for in amount not known. YALE STl DENTS >et u Taste of Discipline After (ill t inn Up Their Shines. New Haven, C*,no Nov. 5.—At ihj f.le faculty meeting tod*y the case of th? nuleoti concerned io the disturbance ot he campus the ni.lr. of the fall 'egatta was discussed. Five sopho nores were suspend'd from college for he rest of the year, and prohibit* 1 f'l.m ro;*m ng oi‘tlic campu* ext ear. A notion made to withdraw from the itudcnts the privilege of holding a spring egatta n» xt ji ar In view of the a*»urand use their it: luence to prevent the repetition of any such j iccurrence, the /acuity rhowrd their cor ldei.ee in tbe honor of the students by inat.iiuously v. ti g t j Isy the matter on the able. MILL OPERATIVES STRIKE. Nicy Object to a utdoun -Feared That Trouble May Occur. New Bedfoud, Mih., N jv 5 —At noon silty s me occurred in th Ai ush >e mil, No 2, in oonstqueace of a cut dowi l wages The stnk rs cons s ed of 15 women and one man. who say they strike jo account of a cut down of tbre*-quarters jf a cent p- r hack. This reduction will in >unt ti» #1 p-r week. The rrik.it are determined to resist. The entire spinning room is stopp'd Horn? baif ad n opera ives ar? at w.rk b'it the i.rik r# ihreatan to “pluck” them. Trouble may occur. At the Hathaway m 11 today nine opera lives complained that they w» re not making enough wagts on account of the poor grade of goods and were promptly discharg d. DISGRACEFUL ACTIONS In Cork-PanicHite* and McCarthyite* Mob Each other. C rk N >v 5 —Late tonight a crowd of Parnelliles attsik* f stave lu« tided a cablegram from dinister Conger, confirming the report of he dissolution of Congress and tbs dsolar •on of martial law in Brasil. TIIE ENGLISH CAI SED IT. gly Over Our Reciprocity Treaty They Stir I p This Row. New York Not 5—Henhor A H Ds taulo C rl .o, ed to- of the U idled States >f Brazil, and constant eorr. spondeot of he most important ffi iali rv Hio, said tere today: “There is no revolution n Brazil, DM will there be ons. [Tie existing doable* may b« traced to ths Cng ish and their great chagrin over ths reaty of reciprocity rcusntly road# wi:h it’s country, fiversinoo President Fonseca igned the treaty Eng ish agents have been towlirg into iiie «*t* of the younger con iressmen that a great injustice had been lone to Brazil a.ul vast sums of money rere thereoy lost. Thus impslied, the ou’E^r curgrestm>n have carried m the fight. la some re pent* it resembled the Platt Conkllng neident of s f-w year* ag i ere, and when his became apparent to Fonseca he said to hese corgr> Kernel) go’ and to prevent the ending of unfounded and lying reporta ho •laced a censorship tii th cable, etc. Foo eca accepted the presidency much against ds will. He is a p**not and went where it* was called lie does not want to sac red himself wb« n his te*m expires. lie rill d ixtueht but what will advance Bru it's interest.'' _ ARMY AND NAVY support the Government and Order will Be Muiiituincd. Kio Janeiro, Nov 5 —It is officially an wanced that the President has convened h nation to elect new representatives, at a late to be determined upon later. The feleral capital (Rio Janeiro) and he town of Nitcheroy (or Praia Grand), Ive miles cast of the capital, aro declared :j be in a state of seige for two months. I'fce preriliDt has been pr voked to take .h»*sc steps hv preceding* of Congress and efforts of th-promoters of the restoration .o overturn the Republican institutions. The army and navy support the govern ment, a d ptibtio t hi qutlity, according to jfii rI annuoi come r. is perfect throughout he states. It Is said the government is r-ady to m*M*in order by every means. The consiivuiion will be respected as tha government will be answerabh for all tational ei gag* (Dents. SITUATION UNCHANGED. I*r<*8* Telegram* an I Newspaper Com ment* Subject to Rigorous Cen*or*li ip. Rio Janeiro, Nov —Tb general lit* nation is ur.chanzHd. Tha crlsts arose from Congress accusing President l)e Fonseca of having unwarrantably assumed sovereign power. The freedom of the press la sus pended 1 he embargo has been removed from cipher telegram*. Press telegrams a d newspaper comments are subject to a rigorous censorship. PRESIDENT HARRISON Will Act iih Arbitrator on Brazil und Argentine Boundary Line. Washington, Njv. 5 —Tbe Congress of Bnzit ha ve rtlu* d to ratify he plan for ihe le ’lem -ot -*f th** boundary dispute with trie Arg*n;iue liepublic, and tbe (j iestion Is ieferr-d to (tie President of tho UjiteJ St., es a atbitrator. Arbitration prooeedi g "ill be h id at Washington his witter Business Not Affected by Brazilian Trouble. New York, Nuv. Tt— Flint 4 Oo, export lumber comp* and h avy Hou.b American exporters, said this afternoon they had received advices cor flDilatory of the Lon ton cabins in relation to the disinlutiin of ;he Brazilian Congress and of trouble be weeij the slate bud/ and President and high officials. Thai far business has not oesn aff -cted. ONLY SIX SAVED From Grew of Oil Steamer Burned At Sen—All Other* Loot. London, Nov. Advices received hero from N» grope«! island, b*’o gir g to Greece, aying ui toe Aegean, states taat an an nuo wo British steamer laden with oil bM oeea buried at sea. Bix persons were saved from the burning vessel, bnt all others on b^ard, including tbe captain's wife, were dr iwrcd. Sixteen Saved—Nine Drowned. Later advices from Negropmt elate that IH persons were saved from the burning e e*ujti and nine drowned. ADMIRAL JORGE MONTT Nominated for President of hill for the Next Five Year*. Valparaiso, Nov. 5.—The liberal electors met in caucus yesterday and nom inated for President of Chili for the enen* ii g five years Admiral Jorge Montt. Tho nomination is «q j. valent to an electioa. SPAIN RE PUSES To Grant Kxquatur to I Tilted State Con sul at Caroline Island*. Madrid, Nov. 6 —The Spanish govern in' nt ha< notified the United Btatse g ivern raeat th*t it baa ref used to grant an exqaatnr to the United S ales consul in tbe Caroline Islands. Highest of all in leavening Power.—Latest U. 5. Gov i Report.

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fail]) grancbt* journal MRRITft FRIMY. ICY. R. till. CALEXDAR OE.CORIXW ETEXTS. Ttatmac*. Mow. 7—Waldo District Lodge Good Templar* W*w*M^*mwri*ad County Beforn CUb, B-,: ■S^ll "kHwi District Lodge Good Tes^lnn gogniO*. ■ov. 11-Tort District Lodge Good TeapUn Boxc*ll—4adro*eor*1n DD'riet Ixrige I. O G-1 with Ind**try I^Ige, Eas* Asbuns Imc. i-rut»t^»u e«»i T«»pta/", r««in' iuiium. * •ISLE FOE THE PEKMEEVATHi* OE KETCH or REJECTED OMOIl'klCiTlORE The Daily Kennebec Jocrnal ma be Fouwd OH Hale at the Wabhinotc Hewn Exchange, Washington, D-C. “Tin, tin, American tin.” This rail] log cry in Ohio did win. The Republic an, of Ohio join wit their brethren in other Mates in I>r nouncln* the Australian system of vo tog an unqualified success. Mitj Wllhaiu McKinley is today or of the most prominent figures in tl eyes of the American people; and tl place which he fills i» growing larg* with each returning day. The total amount of 4 1 2 per c*t bond* continued at 2 per cent U $2-. 3^4,500, and there la a cash balance i the treasury of $1.19 071 920, a fair: good showing for a “bankrupt” natloi Inquirer: The silver act appro v* July 14,1890, provided for the purcha* during the year of 84 000,000 ounces silver, and the issue therefor of treasur notes to the amount of the coin value c such sliver bullion. Now that the election in New York over will the Times go on denouncln Gov. Hill again a* a “peanut politician and will the .Sun still refer to Mr lev. land as “the stuffed prophet of Wiliiaii Street?” We shall soon know. The Philadelphia Press of Novemt* 4th says: “The Australian ballot w« tried In nearly every Northern atat yesterday but Pennsylvania After il successful working yesterday nooueca doubt that its adoption v ill be uriive sal." The reports of accidents from tli game of foot ball always occupy apron Inent position in the nr w“papers ever fall. As commonly played it appears t be a rough and dangerous sport. Pe haps this is one reason why it is so po| ular with young Americans. Senator Plumb is quoted a* ex pres ing a conviction that what is left of tl Farmers’ Alliance out West after tl approaching elections will drift to II ry George and his single tax part II Western farmers are too intelligent t swallow the Ocala platform absurditie he says, and next year will find om fifth of the Alliance men In Kansas bac again in their old place in the llepubl can ranks The Wason Manufacturing* ompany Springfield Mass has at present book*1 for early delivery over fifty passeng coaches, all of which are to have roo of American tin. two thousand boxes which is subject todcllvcry at Springth within twenty-four hours* time. Lver commodity now used by this com pan in the manufacture of railway cars cm be, for the tlrst time In its history, American production Sir Kdwin Arnold i* a master «*f proi as well as of poetry Said he in a slw speech Ht the Lotus Club banquet “B tween the two malestic sisters (*f tl Baxon Mood ttie hatchet of w ar is.plea God. forever hurled We have no long, to prove to each other that Knglishim and Americans are high spirited at: fearless; that KugllshtoW and Atner cans alike will do justice and w ill lot' Justice, and put up with nothing eh from each other and from the natlo large."_ The Maine IN* itinerary. Professor Bateman declares th** D v ocrats of Maine “a set of dough faces” this. too. in the Kennebec Democra In fact the professor seems to l in a genuine frame of mind at cavorts around the political arena w i: loud snorts of contemptuous defiance f bis hitherto political bed fellows He d Clares that “here in Maine tie’ orgmi/ tlon is so thoroughly cootemptih as to excite only derision.” Wattnlr up to his work he vigorously ass. r that “The party is simply an o gani/> appetite. To expect that the itepub cans can ever be overthrown by such contemptible and motley crowd is wor than folly- The rank and file of f parties in Maine are possessed of m hood and not entirely destitute of sham For this reason, if for no other, tl Democratic party as now organized hi led can never assume the reins power” Great truths have always an intrim merit Hence it is that in such readii as this we find a feast of reason and flow of soul." What recks it then tli on the horizon of the professo political outlook flit shadowy gnom in greenback raiment; fantastic erf tures conjured by imagination fr. the darkness of an echoless past to ch* the night of age. I is surely a harrak group of spiritual playfellows and one could have the heart to tx grud the professor his evident pleasure in th* •octet v. The professor predicts that a other season we shall see an up rising This is probably so. but it w ill Ikj an u rising of the seed that the prosptro farmer will scatter broad cast the spring and we sincerely hope th H may tie followed by as bountiful harvest as has rewarded the labors the husbandman the present autumn. How the Tomato Was Named. Few persons know the or gin of tb common name. It originated in tb way The earlier experimenters with tl fruit believed that it had a great ette on the spleen—that is to sav, it ma. persons liable to crossness g.xxi natun gave them, so to speak. lovely dispot tlon, and for th-s reason the plant w known to the ancient Spaniard* a« tl Love-Apple By the name of I.ov Apple it is still known in many Englis •peaking countries I he woul tomat la derived from the same source, that to sav. from the original I^arin word to love, although we use it now as Spanish derivative, tomato b~iug Spa Uh expression —Meehan's Mouthly As the sun I* superior to tnt, tne p g*e-d and the rust, 1 Have wbouy the g d their status. The Bedouins of the Bay State sing k O'er wh.*kr strong co» gratoiation Kepuhir^atis have gal led Bin ;h ground rnroogh.u; this mighty nation. e Wi h g-reral gains there is no need Whs d- u&t* ihc-> shoo’d b- cbanctug, r Whi n they a-ter tb*ir party creed is everywhere advancing. So high aloft oar banner nal, c H and money and protection. Upon that grou id we caonot fell u i j wiu lb* n*x election MAINE GOSSIP. [1 i hat Labrador expedition wa* prolific of lectures, Mr. Rupert H Baxter one ol the party, hev t.g pr*red a lecture f which he is do •*r»”g in n ffereot part. Y of the State. U f I> e l- also delivering f hie illustrated .eciure f‘ f«»re many audl elites, all of whom are delighted with It The Richmond -‘avii g* B«»nk state? that! was r- a ■.•mrespou *ent of the Maverick 1 .ink ami lias n l had any dealings with lie tu for years ows In the garden have kicked up a e jaw suit from which Oxford county ex pects to derive much entertainment a! the December term of court Many peo r pi,. it law suit -o much that even s the kh k of a cow is sufficient to get one f, a going. In this case probably the law yers will g* t the milk n Prof L. Bateman advocates the doing away with our tar tl system and rh«- raising of the Fational revenue by h direct tax levied upon the people From this we are led to suspect that tin* pro f, -.»or doesn't own much real estate. Y Mr K 1* Boutelle has become as*«> ciat* d w ith his brother Congressman Boutelle, in he ownership of that ster Img Republican paper, the Bangor Whig tnd Courier Mr Boutelle has since hi* brother's election to Congress very ably conducted the editorial work of tin paper. He ha* gained an enviable repu v t i Ion as a w riter of clearness and force, and his accession to an Interest in the paper is a surety of its continued excel lent*-* The Bangor News tells the Bangoi Board of Trade that it should raise the remaining unsubscribed ten per cent ol tie* sni'-unt n**ee*t relieved. 7*5 were not treated and >3 died Of this y ear s patients, i* w ere from Portland. umberland count; furnished 171 patients, the numbe from other parts of the State be ic ing An»lrosc‘'ggin. 2.»: Aroostook. -12 _ Franklin. 21 Banco* k. 30; Kennebec 41 Knox, i*; Lincoln, 25; Oxford 34; Pen !l otxcot. 4*’. iPi-cataquls. 11;Sagadahoc, 1 “it Somerset,‘27 Waluo.30; Washington.ii s York. 37 Of the patients treaied in year. 2*51 paid at the rare of $7 |k* week; 1>8 at $14; 1 at $17 24 at $21 t |2> 3 at $33 i he current ex m penses of the year have been $33,621 011 >r The averag** cost of each patient pe w.*ek was $11 b«’> 1 he amount r*eeiv*i from patients for board was $17,995:14 10 I he total receipts and expenses of ih fe institution are given as $33 993 33. Marine Matter*. N *tice has been siren by the Lighthoas B Mrd f «be U S Coast SuTT.y. that 3. in Tb lay mark i« an iron spiodle, 35 fee it b ib. laperi from eigbt inebts in diams ter at the base to fvur inches at the top H turuif t United S aus c^ael acd geease, and it does it too. Ckildren Cry for Pitcher’s Castsria D WESTERS KESSEBEC. JoU, aboat th* Farm. Orchards and Stark; and Talks with the Fanner*. Ill Tha dearest from the imaor ahetf ol oM HcOaS j mountain upon wb h Sfir R bin «Ob’a farm u located, to Mi. V.-non Tillage ia down a pretty road which wind# al sg the foot-hill of the mountain g ring one a food view of the quiet lit-ie Tillage of neat houses clattered at ita has*- and tkirt-og the iborea of Flying pjnd andthekvely lake which comet op ail the way fro-n Mi Ver ion Mill*, which lake ha* musical Indian sane, uaforuat-ny not remembered a* >ur cote book fail# to «how *h -t >t was p-a oiled therein at it •a-uli have b en at tbs raiment. Just before r*a b g 'be m*i street .»f tile »i lw* ana fa# W*N»f beds of the ia’e Mr B F. Bmkr, *ti/ are ar'an. e i ia fie »hap for b-i:, flowed, and *bch prVoce a a*l!y i»rg crop* of *fl i fruit Suopea of th**4- cr*cM?rri i iu*e bee.i xh’.tked at th* t. To the Ufi we 1 hi hiil, a?d westward from Uircbean hid—preri mil* deacribed—is tbs n«u -fa farm of Mr J C H. Bobi i#»o, one of th* be«t farmi ;n the ciun y. bn which we di not h%*e an opp *r aot'.y of inr U vh icg M Vernon vi; *g~ we Jrov at or c« th* home lik- private ho el of Eleu L :g i too, E*q wnicft ha* a toi«h repo ati n *1 dp and c jwq the country side as ih bn traveller'* home” in ail this s*c ion,when fuu d exc Lent rnter'aiomer' and t of atte-uoa. Mr. Leigh-.on’* r«-g »t showed that he iaddog a good bu*i *n ,n ita page# were the namt* of many Aj gasta people, br’tid tsoi of th leadug commercial m**n of the day The dir.n*-r wa* txiellent a: 1 tr ox by Harding's Knox k Gen. Knox Fanny K ux is the 0 Roy 2 47. D ck 8 voi the fl.*i! premium as a f jur year-oM tne State Fair. Mr 8e»v> r> alto own* w v-) ear*r mare, nine years old, a Mes-eng-* and Knox mare of fi e point*. Mr Seav ery’* location is a sightly one, overlooks the village, and bryond a th west toe bob ummit of Porter b.ll, wt il to the i ut i i he pretty lake beyor.d the village t brief call was also made at tha office o Dr. Silas Burbank the village phyaiciar •chool supervisor and correspondent of th Jockwal. Dr. Burbaik is a gradua e o the Maine Medical School, has been ii practice in this village for nearly twenty five years and h»s met with success in hi profession, having now a large and i acre as ing patronage. A call at the biacksmiiJ shop of G. n Poole, where it wan ntces sary to piace oil Dick and the cart for r.tc essary repsirs, revealed the interior of on. of the model bUckaroith shops of the Sta e Nothing like it in the way of order an. neatneaa was ever seen bef re iri such ai establishment—every tooi in place, ever, piece of iron rcugh or mar.ufa lured io it proper place all sorted up, and in a g! cise a set of b acksaiith’a tools io si*ti i of hammers, pit cers and other tools mad. by Mr. Poole himself, all neat aid or th best make, perfect enough for tx ibttio» at the Columb an World’s Fair as a aamph of the handiwork of a Maine mechanic where we hope he may exbib.t them Meeting Mr. J. Robinson with »b:m *t had a few moments' talk, he gave us a idea in regard to the am >unt of c d r co i 'aiaed in apple* in diff rent yea s. Mr Robinson has a la'ge orchard and not only puts his third quality appl s into vir.tga but manufacture* a great deal of ci 'er foi people in town. He the average amount of cider to a bushel f app-*- '1 ibe apple* are of g ’od quality f r th class, u four gallon*; but th;* year, o -i f to the ex remely dry sea*ou they will uo make above three and a half gallons quality of the vinegar from apples io v, j dry season is no doubt better tuau u g very wet season when apples are mor juicy. A similar tff ct ma t be b*l up ea’.ing or fi st quality app e* m a iik. manner a# upon ci-J*-r a; p s apples tein* more juicy iu a we: tha a r season. One of tb* ,,tnett*utinr s" of die vi Uge Mt Vernon is ihe Carriage ma» ufac: ry Mr. E V (’arr. who is a pr m..»efjt r dent of the town and has been for s v ra year* on the board of seleC me Mr employ* seven band* the year rcun I i the manufacture of cariiag*-?, aid is- turned out one hundrul a .d ix y-t o—■ hundred of which feed lUble seated b a I wagons—rv^ryone of which wa* J. Mr. Carr has commenced operati*. ns *tg'*i this fall after two weeks shu down f overhaul'tig a'’d '‘pairTig m-* pUn H began h s wok 1 a*. t I ^ir on an order of thiry-five which go lot Lincoln county wh re his carriages 1 .»v.• good reputation. The public hall in ibis village is k ow at Ladies* ball,” it having been bn from a fuid obtained bv ihe ladi-s o the town who be*d lev e entertai ni-n‘ and suppers f >r the ol j ct t r.isi; gm >Dt, for this purpose. The Ride down the Lake 4n(j Alo. g the stream c>nn*ctii g ke Kk at Ml. Vernon aid b*r at W st M u Vernon, that beautilul Oc ob-r sf e i o'r w*s delightful At the latter village tli.r it a good water power that is we.I ini r v the largest concern loca ed up.-n it b» io the taoni-ry of French A Wright. Near tl i,m Mr. Ljrenso Chesiey do-s oo si er ,bn this g r tl»mao found h m having just a* mu 1 t>u#ii e*s at he could do. The farm rs I »v had a proaperoua year, and ma-y t!. r are buying new carriage* or b*vinf a sleigh built or the old one r *ch wh l k«eps “open hoU'e" so that »b* trav-ller i not often obliged to sleep out doors or *a: back aad forth alt night to keep warm S for this genuine travellers' home" at Fay ette we started The ride along the sh r of the west half of Crotohed fond, ia th early evenii g, the m «on as \U full a i ih owing a shima enng glint of s v across the slightly rtpp 1 ng water and break i g through the bri liantlj. f»>i *g-d tree j which fringed he shore of he l.-ke, icharming; and we were half inclined t be disappointed when the south pi d of tht iUke was reached ard we urnedinio h mci i M«d where were our headquarters for th i night. Pulling op before the bouse i locked dfc*iM«d The blinds were doted 1 there were no lights in the windows In qairy a: the village store gave a* the intel.i fence that the people had movtd away an I ;he houae waa clowd. Where to go to: j ••en*ertaiameat for man anl bean” was th. quest on; and wbke it wa* b, lag deba e the postmaster taid “Cap-' WymiowiJlpu JOS sp. He lives right back tae.e in u.a j bif borne ani mji be will keep ail travel lere we tend over to bim.” “Capuia W. mu" ftwad*! faaiflar and i then it flatbed ip AW mind* that oar oid fri.nl C*pt. E F W>ma'j, form erly of Aogarta. na iirisg here, ar.d .t vat wiifa j yont feelirgt that we retrac'd she vay to bifti *e *L1 remain til m rzl g. C ows Gviing I>ry* Should c>we be regularly and forcibly drVd tf. a Mi if so bow long before .alv ng? 'her* i- a g a', of loose th> u\ bn: t I -a >f h -t d 'v'iq i- t be-ter get ad Know tria' the e are toas who wiii out dry r ff. d what you will with th tn. wfal e th- maj *ricy if c re the milk w i* mj d id th Tear rout'd the dairy .1.tl, f.1 g all at* u: making 8 sim.dy milked i ght uligu of distress, and then ut oil the feed and dry her up, but &u l,*,,g a.- sli*- appears tod well, then keep her at work American Dairyman “When lov«*.y wotuaa sto ps to folly,” and go..fl out in tDe snow wi.hout Her Indis rubotra, the o.d/ r: to cure her cold i) to buy e bouD t Dr Buti’a Cuugh Syrup ti 25 c-nts, a d lake it. Speak tl is ape«-eb, as I t 11 you, tcip 1 pi vi> on the tooiiu Say thar one of the ut-at benefaction of the age ii a email bottle of ria vatio i Oil, 'he g eafeet cure on earth f .r ptun. Only 25 jc ti. v3 &vlwfoIrm !h*re ur 'aid ti be m re wemen In B.iti h India (124 000 000) 'h% i »here arc ni -r., m and ch l in- iu Gr at B.itvin, Fra..ce a G *y pu: toiesh r, wi«h lie p”p 1 i l -everai mi ,>r Ear pean •na o in ae 1; O.NM O.M >.\r»S VI AKILLA sold On the "No Hosielit, N«» Pay** plan —only one could stand the tost, viz: Pax a s. __ have ten r ubl d uh c i onic catarrh f r y.&r* E Cr- am B*iu» is hj )nl retn ’v tmemg me mmy i I iiav^ U“e«f '.hat eff i] me ii-f E W. Willard. Dru.g J ID t Hi 1 .v-e been t u->l d the* arrh f r ten ear and h*vo r d an mber of remedie-, i id it I p irehate i b t I,, of E (bearn Ba rn I co-..*i I-r i■ the ii r iii-1 p'fpir.u n for Ca arrh ar.d e iid i.» >h- he 1 *«-o E Crandall, P M. (j i. ehD ISi LA.IJIa DOT. T a mp»on*l la artu«»v*na ih^ cr-nM I ik 'ou.-’.p'ia a,:.,niar>ing manj) *bo ha-.*or*w. e-,i:::ry 1, tik h !I IV.’^ve* or r -'.:£F«-n’.^a. b».tli *.xr-m«iijracdUuem. a. y. It u ■»;*f.* *;wl rertato *n itsacUoo. Mm frxn/W.i#. IrJUitnmafUim i tir JVj-W. ("jVii, fi.vnm.1 -1 .UI1M if. fiturJc or VicumIt'*. P'la s Throat, v «p or P' ^vtuiu. Price 25c. and $1 at 0'utffl‘ata MORGAN SONS, Ptop's, 1’lni‘lUt.T' fc R. 5i^;::s, ca, BAY STATE STEEL PLATE AND CAST IRON FURNACES, RANGES AND FIRE PUCE KLiTcRS. F!r*t din in TMp*et. The Urijert *ar-r. (.reene’s Nervura Is the great -aver of Dr. Greene’** Nervura Is the bert blootl In I :i*. .lit!:. It removes all nervous* irrit- vigorator, aud It immediately o\in.onu. the imiity uud perfectly and completely cures weakness, languor and lack of energy due to Nervousness and Ner-Poor Blood, Debility vous Exhaustion. and Low Vitality. Wi.v do v«u suffer from such an exhausted, Dr. Greene’s Nervura is rate.i’an l .-d-out feeling when Dr. everywhere as the greatest of all Nerve Rem /.uc Nervura suFeiy cures ail edies, and is absolutely sure to strengthen Weak and Tired Feel-Weak and Shattered ings. Nerves. Tin ii.iui.l, suffer fr..7.1 wakeful nights,*!..! Py.iwpsia.dlHreM.hilneM {flint "»nB"no” n Ml. l>r. >.r. N.r hKllUK. g»-. Iiv*r ‘"“fi)"*1??: “E, urn natural 1. in riling sic.,—r. fareenee Neouiu. u* feet cure fur jure also Sleepless Nights and Headache and Dizzi Tired Waking. ness. |v. with unstrung nerves have strange. People often lose their appe^te, the liver is f i t iii-rvim- .-rii-atnm*, numbness, inactive, the bowels c n s t i l»u ty coupons'payable at Blackstone* National Bank, Boston. INCORPORATED UK OK* THE UWS OK MAIHK, 1891. OFFICERS* President, E. B. PHILLIPS, of Boston. tkka4itrrh Cod si oil, WM. APPLETON RUSK, of Boston. Hon. JOHN Q. A. BRACKETT. Auoitor, JOSHUA LOSING, Boston. Directors; F. B I'ftir.LIPM late Pres, of the Ea»tern and Fitchburg Railroads; Hon J A BRArK I TT. -t Governor of M iss.. %*.W. PPLElOf BPST,Dlreoto- Blackstw Net’l Bank; I». i.oitiv*.. lev si mint Hanker; «EO. C. APPLHO.V. Real K tat i and M or t gag 8. Boston, II U A Cl.tUh, Jr r*r»-a Manufacturers’ National Ha'k. 1 ynn, Maa«.;I h. NIANOIV, Pres HIM irtgage -ri trust Go, "rovlucnoe, R. I.; M. E B S AC 14 NOfli, Pres- Pol Hand Savings Hank p. r i li M*- II t. a it V EX A idh. vice-Pres No. Texas National Bank, Dallas. Texas srkn T i* Vt it lOA nos ISVJTKD. iVritc for Circular. R09U 409, EX34ABBE BJIL0IB6, STATE STREET, BOSTOI.IUSS. A-k hit ngi-nt- for W. 1,. Dougina Shoe*. If not for wnle In your place nak your denier to -end for euinlogiie, secure the agency, and get them lor >ou. IW~ TA li E NO SI IInTITI TE.^J W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE GENTLEMEN fHE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONET? It Is n seamless shoe, with no tacks est fine calf, stylish and e.tMT. and been use ice make mure sAocs or this untile Hoin any other manufacturer. It equals hau l sewed shoes costing from #l.m) to #5.01). (jje OIM.eniiiiie 11 and--eyv ed, the finest calf shoe ever offered for #V to #9.00. Police Nlinet Farmers. Railroad Men «POa and better' arriersall wear them; flneealf, seamless, smooth Inshi heavy three soles, exten hI hi edge, tine pair will wear a year. botigol.i, very stylish; equals French I m port ed shoes cost I ng f roin fl.tjo to A*.'«». I.ndie-' •2.50. *2.0(1 and £1.7.1 shoe for Miss, s an* the best fine Dongola. Stylish and durable. nut Ion. s. e that v.\ L. Douglas’ name and price artj stamped on the bottom of each shoe. \V. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton. Mas*. SOLD BY F. L. MERSEY. July 11 jeodfimo*. LEIGH WINGATE, Hu A BUSHED 1841.] DEALEID4 IJV Coal for Augusta -A5f» II A LLOWELL. A choice assortment "f selected coals of the best quality, including the Celebrated Red Ash from Lykea* Valley. Mo extra exp- n-e for delivering coal to Augusta cost m* r--. Rend In your orders by mall or take a ride on the electrio oars at our xp nse to purchasers. se(t28eod2au TI1K LAMSONJSi HbdBARD HAT. For durability, style and comfort the best hat made. For sale by C. H. Naaon. aogiOeodSmo StevensHouse. A. W. Stevens, Proprietor. Five iciuutM walk fri h u«e girls darirg 'he past year t*y unrig the Journal ‘Want Column tf ACMNKSSSSS: This fellow is a good liver and this fowl he is carving represents a por tion of his savings since he commenced trading with GILBERT. See how satisfied he looks. Everybody can live on roast beef and turkey after they have made it a regu ular practice of buying their Boots, Shoes and Rubbers of Gilbert. Your neighbors trade with him; why don’t you. Remember that his expenses are much lower than other shoe dealers in town. Now why can’t he sel 1 goods aiohenp as any dealer. Do you sec the point? A blind man can almost see it. Store is open from seven till nine, Come any hour between, you will be in time. Yours truly, E. GILBERT, 135 Water Augusta. teMdtf Dials Fnrat Cold). This is a fact. You keep your h^use warm and you lessen the risk of catching cold. Beside. YOU 8 WE ON YOUK DOCIOR’8 BILL, for he doesn’t have to come so ofteD. In short, by buying coal you make money. We keep the best coal and only the best. Besides we give Fra Diky to tyasta patrons. The weather is daily grow ing colder. Hadn’t you better pre pare for ihe winter? Order by mail if you wish to, or come down here to Hallowell and purchase. WE PAY THE CAR FARE OF PUR CHASERS BO in WAYS by the electric road. Won't you call and see us? Bottom Rock Prices. Danilin la, IInllowoll, Me. ou have tried It. The very Finest Olive Oil for salads, etc there is in the city. We alone handle it here Among other specialties we have just received an invoke of Pipes, 70 dif fercnt varieties We carry over 30 dif fercnt brands of TOBACCO, and should be pleased to have you call aid try the ■'SILVER EGO “ELK' ami other leading brands of elgsrs. oetlMlw TIIE formerly conducted by >1. o. NAVAGE, Under Hotel North, have been purchased by Ovide Beaudety who will continue the business. WTbree first olass worknu n are constantly employed and sa Isfaction Is guaranteed on all work, which is up t the latest styles and fashions. Under Hotel North. nov.tdlw MBS THE GENUINE, of our own p'-eparatlon from Ar mour’s Beef Ext, titrate of Iron, and Sherry wine IM 40 GTS. PINT, full sized bo‘tl(S. AND 25 cts. for Half Pints m CHAS. K PARTRIDGE’S Old Reliable I*rug Store. BOUGHT OUT FIFIEID. GKO. II. FOX, of Bangor,; who nevcrl made any bat the PUREST CONFECTIONERY. He opens a branch store where Fifleld was. Candy Fre*h tod fc'SIdtf Pi for Lli 1.0 V, at PAIITRIDOi’l Drugstore, 139 Water St. ELKCTHICITY EMuranm BstttrfM, Bella, fuik Buttens. Veters, Osnsrateis, etc., Bpsek'ng Takss. SHORT USES TELEPHiBE ERECTED. Equip your homes with the Electric Gas Light log System, Burglar A la-ms. Estimates fur nlshed. Electric Watchmaa's Clock. EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL. C. H. O’BRIEN, Agt. I. I. COISTRICTIOI Ul tIPSIT tOMPIIT, Cowbbcial Utnom Tslkgbam Co. ]u«e9eoENI«HR fa iih'dfro* nnnn a Green H im* DUHR I by CHAT. K. PARTRIDGE, 131 -Water it nearly opp. Cony Hon*e DENNIS’ Qistn Military Bud I, now op»n to mgng menu tor Ball,, II Parties, Reception*, Parades, etc FUST CUSS MUSIC. TERMS SEASONABLE «9~Alao teacher of Cornet, Violin and Pan)». FRAME A. Leader k P- omphr. Office, Harlow Block, Augusta. oetfdeod3m U. S. OINTMENTS AKIN HITMORI.aa ecl*« >or ITCHING Pi LI* AT Fr« pared by Chas K.Paxt IrUljiJ Rll «X. Chep l«t, OgU*,a.*e. H7 oa receipt of price 5f c. CITT or AOCVfVA, I o. gjagjff^gjara .“sles, failg fennrttc annul FRI3IT I’V. 6, till Cards of thanks and resolutions of respes will be charged at the rate of ton oonta a line. All advertising announcements of enterta a* meats whose object Is the raising of money will be charged at the rate of fifteen eats a tne. __________ NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY. Loit—rote. W*atrd gift, kor >»u> 0*1. Wasted—a position Wanted—ci ea cu-tomcr# 1 a fnrs— W Muhews. racial ba*g*tn« at Ii* Hr p at hand—ter^ni'1# Se vura v. aut*d— furnace# or boiler* 10 tun 8*e. r i l. y#-»o li ^ui *—ll P. S.nbotn. C- K. PsrtrKtgt.*£—Jd Keltable Drug aiore. ilocal '^Ilaller*. (jnt What lie Wasted. Tough rann*t forget tie us;*cv this evening at G. K IUil A good time u.»v be tXp«o ed. Th** Njc-P*r»'#su W C i\ U. will meet with Mrs C C. Hu it, 17 Cbes.nut street, this afuri con at 3 o'clock Al b v uow ackuowiedgod their elec* tion bets u lest they are of the majority .hat didn’t btt The CauL us oi.es paid yes Ui i day. The cr, w «.f W 8 B»ld«ia, toe roofer, it at work oo tbe rn»f of tU” Alien build* irg o cu.ted by the 8mitii A B ii bindery and New Age. The steam mill of the Augu ts Lum «r Co was obliged to shat down Wrd* netday on account of the l*i k of 1 d Mr and Mrs. Henry IDiley. “Some Teudeuoies of our line*" is a live topic for a hcture. Bev B. L Whit man of PoilUt'd will ban Be it as few ff»rd to lo«e it. N »v 10 is ihe date _ Mr Charles Milnkeii has contracted with (be Kennebec L A ii Co., tor the lighting of bis house bv electricity. A crew of tbe company’s men are uow at work doing the wiriog. About 30 lights will be ustd. A number of tu*e wha took part i the performance of Mr#. Jarley in tbi# city, lef. yesterday far Portland in a special car attache J to the 3 45 P. M. train They took part last night in a benefit perfonn ance for the Portland 8. P. C. A. The construction work on tbe block that Mr. L K Smith is buildirg nex North is fluirhed and the staging has beeu taken dowo. The interior w .rk will h pu«bed right along cow and the butl’i g will be ready for u-e early in 1) -cemoer. Mr and Mrs. Dana of the North Parlih entertain the people of tt e First Baptist Society this eve. ing, if pleasant. Ample provision has been made for transportation af.er ye olden custome.” All desiring to go should be at the Baptist church by 7 o’clock snaip Tho-e on East 8 de c«n get aboard at corntr of Cony and Bangor streets. The announcement ot special sal s of chrj saiithemums, p>t pUnts and cut bl ioms at Mi#s Sanborn's beautiful Ben Venue greenhouse#, made in our advcitidi g col umns thin morring, will attract immediate attention Fot the next eight da) s rare bargains may be obtained and this i# j ist the time to stock up the window gardeu for winter. _ Past Grand ILgh Pnest G W Doubling of Oakland installed the officers f Cuib noc Hojal Arch Chapter las: evening. Tbe installation was public to th» members of Bethlehem and Augusta ledges an I there was a large a t ndarc*. The ii stallation ceremonies were very impresrive and the r. mures by the installing officer not only appropriate but el; queut The fl >al cere mony was exceeding p easing and consisted of a nice coilation. The K-‘nm bee Light A II rat Company a eiutti; g ia a new line of p des dowo Water street on which will be placed tbe w res that now run along Comm -rcisl street back of the stores. A crew were at work placing them in pysition yesterday. While raisiog one by toe rulroad bridge it slipped breaking a mther pole and falling across the bridge. A j Dee of the broken pile fill upr h, appei; Mrs. H W. Bradbury, grape; Miss Longfellow, apples and squarb; Mrs. R E Goodwin, tomatoes and '•ucurobers; Mr. Henry L Ighten, appbs; Mrs. Hinipmn, apple Mire Parrott, pears and crab »p,dee; Koowlton A Young, blsck bi ss, beans ard peas; .1 E. Falter A Co, ertpes; Miss A. M Williams, iquashes end apples; Mr. Tboi. Lsmbard, edgings; Mise R ibinscn. p‘'»r#. A gentteinan in Iroin Uetoheii’s Corner yes'erday brought the news of bsd acci lert to Mr G.-orge II Pope of V*ssa)buro, a*ter i i ie o’clock Wedneslay evening He hi d hitched his h^rse taking ff ’he bridle, ard fed him before going Into a neighbor ing h-mse. When be came out he started to lead the horse to water by the halter and tbe horse brewing unman#goat le dragged him tome distance and threw him in such t manner as to severely injure him. 8otne of the neighbors were called to wh re he lay by hie groan*, and before he bad bien carried to hia aot.’a house he wsa nearly or con»ci e'*T^ where hav^ *vlved ihe yr bleu tf rio* ’-o k ep tr chi dr^o w^tl *nd fasteii nsb d?r*a-* at *o.»l up n*». I- ie u roogo D -mo d Dye# that I children b*«> cio*tee« of f*sr 1 nabte b own, j citdual or myrtle green. Lime sui»e, tluahe, etc ere esei'y made from fad?d i cl ithr*. and whet* d'#d no o»e Ctild tell Uu a c*‘

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_ PERSONAL registration. Other Opinions t oneerniw? the Method of Preparing the First Lists. Wbst is my Judgment as to preparing fjefl'Stlist under the new law?* said a p-ominrnt citiz *n yesreTday. “Well, I be lere tbe first lift should be made up right, Jid I COW believe that the proper way to bjike op tbe lists is by personal rsg stra tiion. No matter if It does seem like r*d up*, it wi 1 certaiily do what i is iotended to do, namely, provide as correct a list as it 1* piss'-hie to bav®/ Mr A. S Bangs of tbe board *m seen oo tbe street yesterday and the reporter •ikad him when tbe board mu to cirtiirt the matter of the r meeting#, etc He said tbty would probably meet on Saturday. when the method o* p*eper og the first list woo d liks'y be decid d Do you f«v.r p rnnal r?g'station, Mr Bs*«'5 At firs* I thought f should be willing to accept the oil lists but I am convinced now that the only safe and proper form of registration is the personal and I am satis fl»d that it would be tbe better for tfce city to the end If you have personal registration, about how long would it necessitate your beDg in •es* oo? About three weeks. But we shall be obliged to be in session for six days yy wty. ■I don't believe that anyone will look apon it as s has lihfp to personally register that gives the matter thought,” s»id a geo tlemso standing near. “It seems to me that the v-ry men for whom some say it will be s hardship to personally appear be fore the board and register, as they have liTed in the city so long, will b> the v.ry ones not to consider it such, while seme other party, who thinks he ought to be inovn to the board and is not for any reason, and Is summoned, will feel hurt that he has been summoned, and for my part I want tj see every man over whom there can be the slightest doubt summonel before the board, letter have them all register, 1 say Mr Bangs said that the matter of per sonal registration was brought more forci bly to his attend >n by reason of a conver sation he had with the chairman of the Boston board of registration. The chair men. Mr Pearson, advised him by ail odds to favor personal rtgistraiion, although Mr Bargs remarked that many of the voters in a 'y of Augusta’s size are known to tbe numbers of the board. Mr Pearson said Do >oii have any tffi ;ial knowledge of them I11 then relate 1 how men went on their first list in Boston that were sup posed to be voters anJ about whom no jostlioo was raised, and yet in numerous instances these same men were afterward found to be voting illegally. He »rn,ha sized the need of smarting right. He also said that he believed that a personal regis tration increased the interest rather than diminished it. The law requires that the street and. number of each voter shall be recorded,1 and this, unless personal registration be had in Augusta, will be a difficult if not impossible task. Two other gentlemen that the reporter •a* later and asked their opinions, said they thought it wasn't necessary to have all ccm-4 before the board, although they atk:o»I dged that difficulties might arise under this method AMUSEMENTS. A Ct arc for the Bm f.s The play goers will have iff rded them Saturday evening an oppnrtunity to er joy that great fare al comedy, “A Cu e for the Bluer" This is preceded at H o'clock by the one act dram*. “The Cape Mail l at ik Tom's Cab in in M EON! AN Hai.i. Tonight Peck A Foreman ’s Uncle Tom's Cabin Company played b-fore a big andienc® at the Opera House last evenirg (Jura tiou Cute caus*d considerable laughter Aunt ipheliaard Topsy No. 1 took th* ir parts well. Uncle Torn and Marks were played by two good actors. The troupe is the best that has ever playtd Uncle T m here. The singing and dancing were first-class Putsburg Dispatch, Oct Th's company will show in Meonta i Ha l tonight. Personal*. Mr. S. Bmiley is very il Miss E A. Hatch is spending a week in Boston. A E Blanchard of Kansas City, is in Augusta. Mrs F. G Kinsman is visiting in New York ci'y. Mr. Wm A. Shaw of Sidney in town yesterday Depity Sheriff S J Hawes of ReadfMd, was in the city Toursday. Miss Rebecca F.etcher of Mt. Vernon was in the city yesterday. W. S. Cotton, clerk of the Main* Hou«e, was in ‘he city j ester.lay. Deputy Sher ff E I> Jepscn and wife cf China, were in the yesterday. F. H. Gowrn of Waterville, the temper ance Ucturer, w»s tu *be city yesteruay. Gen. John Harper of Lewision and Msj. B ,1. Hill of Auburn were in the city yes terday. Mr Fred II Owen of Bangor, formerly in business in this city was in Augusta Thursdav. John If. May. the Boston horseman formerly of this city, was in Augusta, at the N ortb, yesterday. Mrs M l. Gould left on the 10 10 train Wednesday for Boston and New Y.rk, where she wiil spend a week. Horace I>. Weeks of Jefferson, formerly a member cf the class of 01, Cony high school, it attending the Dirigo Business College. D. Gallert and F It Purrinton of Water ville were among those registering at the Hotel Notth yesterday. Tbty have just returned from a lorg acd extensive tour through tbe South. Mr. Gao. S Perkins of 8eawards’ Mills was in the city vesterdav. Mr. Perkin# is regaining strength from *h® terrible shock he received when bis right leg was shot away last 4:h of July. Mrs Rev. Philip Tbachef, who has b*en speeding the summer with her Augusta friends leaves the last of this week on her return to California. She will b accom panied by Miss Maud Gould, whi intends before her return to Augusta to visit tbe Misses S.evens at the Saadwich Islards. Mr. \V. H. Carter, orgarist at St. Luke’s Cathedral. Portland, was in the city yester day and left for Water ville. He sa s that the date of the choir festival at St. Luke's, i Portland, has been changed from Nov. 12 h to Nov llth. Mr. Carter is making visits to all the choirs that are to take part in tbe com ng festival an l finds them in ex ellent condition anJ doing good work for the ct mu g festival. All vested choirs except that from Augusta will be present at the festi val. Mr. Carter wi I he in charge of the festival and Mr. Harvey Murray will be toe organ s!. Mayor Chase has just reoeiv d from M Peek propM-tor of ihe Winslow house at 0 a' 'hat mean# a col!, snowy wi' ter. 8uch a wia'er mtars a big err p and ar ex?** site cut especially in Maine The bad i ff -*cis of snow are not f dt as muihon the Hudson. From *xpe rienp deled by th*- iu.t-nor dej**ir*m-"••». cnn at Eaatpv ri, t» f«ks tS-ct N>v**mier 9:h an h** wi.l a* urn* charge Nu* raber 10th J|r hvs b*e i direc ci -o report to ibt d p .nra- l th*- a abn a -J chars-tr- ot the buHirg* h^re* n, the occtp^nrs tb real and ih- coi di-ion g e’*ily f b r r*a tion. He has also b^o hu.huriz d tj cun strcc on th? r***errati >n a bai **ry lo- the instruction a d jraciu? of th* mini a of Mai ie m b ar.iK ry as recount l*d by th. t.‘ cretary of war A cmipany of heavy aitii -r> 1 I be f irmed ai an .rl> date, to c n#i*t of the be piACcd lo c-.oj in [id. Ib- go f ur ti e bait.-ry sre row laying at th-* tr?»*nal barf in this city, and will ba tr«csp rt l to Kaet pori '1 he action of the department *ti the result of (J n* ral Sprague s recent vi-u to Wasbmg’on on his reiurn fr m Chicago. The new dri i r- gulations of the U .;ted States Army were sent out W.d.esiNy from the a ju'ant g*nvtai'« ffl ,-e to the Sate nulu la Gen*ral Fp'agui sperks h gbl/ of them and tbi'ki that n u :h giud will result from intro oci- g them Ib-iilli of Mr. Kniix-n Packard. Mr. Keu’en Packard, oce ft August t’a wi*ll knowii cit.zeos, died at his residence on Day tun street at 5 o’clock yest*rd*y aft e-noon, sg d 9 years. He bad been c m 8 >ed to bis house for shiut three we as »ith catarrhal fever, wh ch terminated in heart failure causing h.s death Mr. P* k ard was born ia Sid ev and bad resiled in Boston, Kead8. Hard Manchester, moving to this city five years ago He was an ac tive, hard working, economical man, who had atmg the heal.h a rpid liver, piles, constipation. Ur.eq i dled for men, women, children. Smallest, mildest, unrest! 50 dose". 25 cts Sam, 1 s Free, at Bo-ditch, W* biter and Co net27 ie- &wly A Afntloiial Event. The fco’d g nf a World's F* r in a i scarce y flt*y year# old will be n rviu>* V able event, hut whether it will r-ally bene 8; this nition as i* u h is h« Ji-covery of •he Rest rati v-» Net vine by Dr Franklin Mil -s is d -ubtful T ds is Just wb.it the Ame ic n people need to cure to dr exces sive netvnusoess. dyspepsia, headache, ci/zi-'es*. sle* ples"nes". reuralgk. n*rvou« Oeb lity. dullness, confusion of mind, tic. It acts like a charm I rial buttles and fine book on Nervous a-d Hear Dis* so” wi-.h une ualled t 'im misl*, free at B-»w ditch Web i’er ft is warranted to contain no opium, morphine or dangerous drugs. oc«7deod& ly Kviiis rkat»la Facta* Heart disease is usually supposed to be iocaranle, out when properly treated a i large proportion of cas s can be cnrel Thus Mrs Elmira Hatch of F. k .art. Ind., I am! Mr*. Mary L Baker of ‘Kul, M cbM wi*re cured after suff rieg 20 yea-s 8. C Lioburger dmgg st a, San Jose, 111 n&y» that Dr. M ies’ New Hear Care, wh eb (Ur-d «bc fo me- “worked wouders for his wife Levi Morgan of p.uchansn. Micb.. who had heart di«ea«e for 50 years, says twy bottles male him “feel .ike »mw man.” Dr Mi'es’ New n-art Cure is s dd and guaranteed by Buwditrh Web«ter&Co. Book of wonderful tvStiraorisis fr.e. oct27de« dAwl7 picb. RtSSIBKC. (iardlnation. fiyrup of Figs is the only remedy of its Lind ever pro tluced, pleasing to the taste and ac ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its maDy excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy knuwn. fiyrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and SI bottle* by all leading drug gist*. Any reliable droggist who may not hare it on hand will pro cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any lubstitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FNANCISCO. CAL. lOUIStlUE, At. NEW tONA. N.t. W«"«dbvlT BOWDITCH, WEBSTER CO. MEONIAN HALL, Friday, Nov. 6, PECK FURSMAN’S NEW DUPLEX m tom’s cm co. Royal Imperial Bend. Nolo Orchestra, I South Curolln ubilee Singer*, I Train'd Bloodiiounds and Trlt k llonkry Oscar. THE BIG CITY SHOW. [lie Rpfltifd My vie Quartet, Mi-- TIIK i M. Pi t Dramatic Company, 1 In the Gre*t Farcical Comedy CORE FOR THE BLOES! Precedtd at 8 o'clock by the one-Bft drama, “The Cape Mail.” Prices as usual. Ticket* on sale at Kinsman’s. ncv-3d5t MEONIAN HALL, Wednesday Eveninj, Nor. lltb, The Talented Your* Emotional Actress, RUTH B. GREENE, Supported by a Company of METROPOLITAN ARTISTS, In the Realistic and Soul stirring Military Drama, THE BLUE -AND THEGRAY Thrilling Battle be ne, Standard bight, tiaity Skirt Banclig and the famous Bine and bray Quartette. Prices 25, 35 and 50 cents, teats on sale a* i Kinsman’s Drug Store._novSdflt City Hall, PORTLAND, i (ONLY CONCERTS IN THE STATE.) Saturday Ev’g, Matinee, Nof.U. Engagement of the great Foreign Mu deal Nov elty f the Century. The “AUSTRIAN” Juvenile Band. 40 Music-inn* 40 12 So Hits 12 VocaliH*. Miss Marie Glover, fiop'ano, of N. Y Mr. Lambert *»t«iner, Director. The Juvenile Rand oompowd of about fifty Austrian and Hunjnt Un beys, ratting from 12 11 18 year-. They a e souths of; h* 'era ■.'•19 Icalc-puit educat’d in the musical set w>.s r-f the hi*!; 't character. Eaci one of the boys i* an other ii tie Ut ffmvn o- Heyntr. Rri»M<ti 8«ati ?5c ami |l- Admleelon SOe M»ll"»****n'«-rv d SO end 75e- *d mlulun 33e. h*‘<lr«n eid pupils of I. school*. 35, 35 At 50e to matinee. Tlcte son «ale;or mal!ed)a? Ira C-Strckhrt #e,! mu i! s ore, 540 ongres* et. P.-U far. toallh.d.ug *u*trl n Bai d !i_k< t*. t N«.TK —Pro-pectas of *h rtock’ ri Eater-( t-inn»'c's nt ary address. nov31 w S CENT. 5Wr«! i age saved In boj ing nice Perfumes, j loilet Waters aud Colognes in I Fancy or Plain Bottles, at PAR" I TRlDCE’S Old Reliable Drug store, 139 Water Street. Take advantage H- 3VE. GALLERT. _ WE ARE GOING TO MAKE THIS THE BANNER BARGAIN WEEK OF THE SEASON!

Warm, unseasonable weather has forced Importers and Manufacturers to dispose of large quantities of their goods at a great sacrifice. We have availed ourselves of this rare opportunity; our buyer visited the large markets the past week, where he bought an enormous amount of New and Seasonable Goods at our own prices. We intend to give our customers the benefit of these rare purchases, and during this week, we shall offer some of the Greatest Bargains ever known in Augusta and vicinity. First of all we mention: Cloaks! OUR Cloaks! PLUSH GARMENTS We have all the leading goods. __ _ We do not tolerate cheaply finished fe Lead m Styles, furs, but Are handsomer than ever they 'L arc niadc bv aQ en,irely new proce68’ DIF! COMPETITORS II PRICES We Lead in Lowest Price?.which as8,,re8 ,beir wear-enbance8 their beauty, adds nothing to their —fob— mm cost, and makes their distinction from FIRST CLASS GOODS. seal almost impossible. During this week we shall have on PRICES: jonsigmnent some Imported Gaiments. W3'60- SHAWLS! SHAWLS! V higher grade, finer novelties than ever shown in Maine. MISSES’ We offer this week J Ladies who wish to buy something delusive in garments, will find this a AND 24 mod opportunity, we also mention children’s Yelvet Bewer Shawls Special Diives. __ g.g AX 86.48, 25 CHEVIOT REFFERS, gW1113TKCTS, Price everywhere $8.50. Fur trimmed, shawl collar, and -and_ _ front. Worth at least 80.00. •RICE FOR THIS *ELK, $5.15. each. MISSES’ JACKETS, 3£^Y£R SHAWLS English Newmarkets with lonpr apes, now Bo stylish. An immense At $2.00 a $3.50 Regular SHortment. Bring Folks’ We Prices si4.no. $15.00. 820.00. can fit I hem. Prices, $3.00 and $5.00. B. <fe M. GALLERT, cor. Water and Bridge Sts., Augusta. P. SOl Broadcloths, all colors, 85c. Marked from $1.00. 3ur best grade of Hen riettas reduced from pi.00 to 89c. per yard. A few of our choice Pattern Dresses marked down from $13.50 to $7.49. 20 pcs. of China Silks, 24 inches wide at 39c. per yard. L5 pcs. of 36 inch suit ing, always sold at 50o. Now 39c. 50 pcs. Domet Flannel only 5c. per yard. We are slaughtering Gents’ Goods. Our aim is to close them out ind devote the space to other goods. 25 pcs. Rugby Stripes, worth 10c, only 6 l-2c. 30 Velvet Beaver Shawls it $6.50. Are two dol lars under price. Our Garmeot Department Comprise! may choice novelties and values. Vi rish to close the balance ot last lall'i roods and to do so without regard to thi lost. Wises' Jackets, lormer price S3.S8 low {I SO each. Ladtes' Jackets, tormei irice $5 00. bow $2.75. Ladies' Jackets ormer price $8.50. bow $4.25 iod si id. Come aod see them. 8. s. smith Ci. BULBS mmrL°™ PARTRIDGE'S Old Helisble Drug Store 13© Water Street. i fie mm. The iTock and fixture* in the Drug Store of th« Ate K F. Ingraham, ar- for rale; together will be 1* a*e. Everything I* tew, and ’he location fi e of the beat In the city. Apply to DfcLU INGRAHAM. Executrix. _ Waurvlhe, Aug. *8. ugaMtf -tiie BUFFALO BUG Transacts no business w th our CARPETS! And we hive just added to our already large stock 3000.00 worth of the Latest and Best Designs in 8BU5SELS, TAPESTBI2E and WOOLEHS. They tre marvels of beauty, style and durability and can be bought at all prices. It will be lor your interest to examine them before buying elsewhere. I CROCKERY, SILVER AND GLASS WARE, LAMP3 1 -AND- FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. PREBLE KEENE, Cardiner. frUndcrtaklng a Hpcclnlty. irtiTWt' i RICHMOND VICTOR Mil fata, —FOR— Hot Water or Steam. C0MB1ED WITH PURE F1ESI UH HUT. _UNEXCELLED FOR Fine ItewidenceH, Hchools and Public Bnildinge. ECONOMY, DURABILirr AND EASE OF MANAGEMENT. FINE PLUMBING A SPECIALTY. Flond for Illuitrat- d Catalogue. J. H. COGIH S CO., Heating Engineers, AUGUSTA, s MAINE. *cp25deodtf IBUi IMPROVED FNAGOALFUmCE, Portable arid 3iick-Ser. THE MOST POWERFUL ANu uur„,Eu. FURNACE MaDL We Improved this modem andy^pniar furnace tn putting in I'laat Reason) A Lever-Working Draw Centre Crate, mounted on roller and operated t a »ev*-r iwhich i* alwava in are while manning ei.it, working soeofy ftmf awhild mav operate It. I? U *elf-cleaning. r-i ib i1* e* *-ltnaa have And linker «<rate, Du*t Hue, silting urate, and Double Water Pan*. For Simplicity, Economy, ants Healthy, Pure, Warm Air, it has no equal. We roadelhe ffr*t Etna furnace tn 1—; and our -ale*, have increased every year. In IftiO onr sale* were 50 per cent more than in JNiO. Plea-e examine thi« furnace, and get oar book of testimonial* showing it» great enpertority over ail I ra_ other furnace*, and get onr low price*. MAnuracTunco awo rom sale at WOOD, BISHOP CO., Bangor, Me. O. WILLIAMSON Agent for Augusta. NOTICE! LOGINS WOODCOCK, Vood Turning, Band and Ciicular Saw ng; Board Planing and general Job York. Stair Posts and Balusters on hand, nd turned to order. ILD MAHOGANY BUREAUS Made over into HIE SIDEBOARDS Very Cheap. g^Also all kinds of Cabinet Work. {^■“Repairing of all kinds of Furniture. ITERO. ■.SMILEY’S BROOM-IIAIflH.E FACTO III iangor Street, Augusta, Me. ,0* ttKiimofl DO YOU Know that you can publish Short Ads by the week in the Journal WUT COLOR, for less than 9 CENTS A DAY? <itt HORSES I Twenty-five young,sound, well-broken horses may be found for sale at the Con? Brothers' stable. One of the finest lots ever brought to Augusta, comprising draft, express, gentlemen's driving and family horses. Several finely matched spans. Will be sold at reasonable prices. Call and see them. Busies mm in ted ■spatially Xqalppsd for Plaao BortM* UK AD MsTifir CATS FM URTBt AMR Baggmg$ Wmgama arc amt far 6.30 A. M. and 7.30 P. M. Trams. Diet Odd. Depot Teiepioi; CamtoOa O. A. BLODOETT. .VOCaTA, HAHI£ Bowditch, Vebster&Co. A THIRTY DAYS’ RUN IS WHAT BEALE CO. PROPOSE, and by ho doing intend to dispose of TEN THOUSAND ROLLS STAPLE PAPER HANGINGS

which they have in stock. These goods are not old style, shop worn, or in any way undesirable, but the company bought an unusually large quan tity this season, and find they need the store room which these papers now occupy. That truthfully explains the following unheard of prices which they have fixed for the next thirty days, or till this amount of goods is sold. White Blanks, 5 Cts., formerly 8 Cts. Browrs. 4 Cts., formally 8 Cts. Brou n Gilts, 8 C rs., formerly 10 Cts. White Gilts. 8 Cts., formerly 12 Cts. Biubossed Gilts, 10 Cts., formerly 15 Cts. Cartridge Papers, 20 and 30 Cts. “The biggest dealer in the country owns his stock no cheaper than we do,” says Mr. Beale, and he will demonstrate this fact it you will call. He may he found at the bookstore evenings, where these papers will also be on sale. This is a bona fide sale that you can't afford to miss. C, hie Co,, 5 Union Block, Water St, F, H, Beale Co„ 1SS Water Si octeMtf__ E. STONE CO., Dealers in all kinds or -O O A 1.!— We sell for GASH ONLY, and can alwayB quote lowest market price. Goal delivered in Hallowell without extra charge. Mr. A. meeting B. “Have you noticed that Hot Water Heater at WILLIAMSONS’?” B. “No. I don’t know as I have. What kind is it?" A. “Whythe SPENCE.” B. “Should say I had. I bought one for mv house last fall and ran it all last winter. It's THE FINE8T HEATER I ever saw. My boose was like summer all winter. The temperature didn’t I change two degrees and it’s most ECONOMICAL” A. “I’m glad to hear that ior I’d about made np mv mind to purchase one ior mvself.” Gall at WILLIAMSON’S No. 6 Union and Bridge blocks, I Water St., Augusta. KpOMtf 0 -ON- ONE LOT 46 in. French Serges At 55c. per yard. nflf] To close them out we shall offer ttllU _ ONE LOT this week, B k M an- 01! lot Gray liief Ms ail on-m enn_E»tL« m Draws, h .earlyallsta DRESS GOODS ONE CASE The above will be a good trade DEPARTMENT- at SO cents. Tycoon Reps Our assortment of J Black and Colorel Dreis Goods 0ne w“ scarlet striped m bids is complete. 5 C8ntS yard' SWllS iDd Dniin. “seeing is believing.” ONE CASE at 50 cents each. This week we shall offer one _ Ooodt which U8U&1,y8el176e- to case of yard wide TlirKCy 2DU FlglM to $1.25. Twoli at 121-2o.ps: yd. prints Wi m^ as pIECes of1 Children s Winter Underwear in Man H H |U| r Q TIP ulaclurers' Odd Lots at less YARD WIDE PLAID UUIfltONU than actoal value. At 39c. per Yd. One bale Constitution Cotton 44,6s. per yd. _ a. a. s. ss 0 0 7* IlU*£8 WOBk BBmHNIi These Plaids are all in the latest «o. styles and coloring; have 36 inch Bleached, “Fruit ot the Loom,” 50 dozen ol Ladies' Black Cashmere Wool never been sold for less remnants, 8c per yd. gjse, Rihhtd, regular made extra than 50c. They ars 42 inch nice Bleached Cotton, 9e. per yd. hear/ 23c per pair especially desirable One lot ex ra large size figured Damask, wnD In this pirehase there were si veral lots of Misses’,Children’s MISSES’ AND children’s j Turkey Me Cloth at 19 cents per yard. and Bo,s’Wool Hose, which we SCHOOL DRESSES. One else Harseiises Quilts at $1.00 each, have not space to enumerate.

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Gardiner adrertisranrtj. DYER HUGHES,~ Piano and Organ Manufacturers, Tfc« f artfata torn*. pajc^aaM aad hi*h’y «-nloree {b \}j*t ft Ha#*wsa Plaao* Prof. B. W. »b I**. Mo'lcaJ rHrccfor Bat onai Hom; Prof. J. W. rarw.r| t^*cbrr of Vocal aid laat/iwatai If Bate. f»%r4>a»r. Prof. |r. C. Hyde, Orraalat. 8s M*rk** r+Ucni+i cbar h. Aoftat* Prof. P. W. Park*. Dl'*ct of Mo*te. Aunata, Uailowcli a&l (iarolaer Pabtic *»cboola; W\ W Brower, faj, of Bew York, aid iota of otb*r*. Th*** (/:%a o« f >on'l at th** mimical wareroomt of tlm follow! og Man.« •fTBta J. ID. HUGHES, Gardiner J. Btkwakt, N* wj, ,rt. CBKA«BY A Jon**, Port!tad. W. k. Chadwick, Wat#-it ill*. W J Wiiikuk, go Pari*. J. A. Keen, Booth bap J 0.0. Mn.ua as, Bldiaford. La* a A Pikk/ a, Houltoa. Mim J W Gammon, L#-wl»ton. Band for a»al--’|pi»-« of tl». taot-'-ry oct3C» *>'l:nn CRAYON PORTRAITS For almost nothing. You can get the best at 241 Water Street, Gardiner. I PRESCOTT DAVIS. aov'.?d«odlp Hail mail ^dirrttsrmrnls. A Penny Saved IS A Penny Earned. What I* truer than that old adage Rut if >ou save many pennlea of four.* vou arr. more Study the Followin'/ Llm of 1‘rlee't: And fo* will are where vou *yiu not onl) many j .75 Pain* Cel-ry Comp., 1 Y A wood'- Blue a, 2* Cntlcuia Salve, 50 W I*- ar'* Ra aam, M .:ia Hyrup of klgs, Carter'* Liver Pills, 25 .1*1 Allco mb* r the place' anyon* here wl direct you to THOMPSON CO., Registered Reliable Drug Store At the Old Or, Hatre* Sfor*, HALLOWELL MAINE novftdeodA w.Ym ^Scibcte directory. A UWCdTA LODGE A Sta r Communication. luesday evening Nov vWI, at 7 JO o’olock. All mason* residing In the city are so- Hally in rlted. M. 8 Camthui.t., W. O A. TtrULL, flecreta-,. Ki ll I K.II KM MtlMJF., NO S» K A A M J r pedal Cointmin f ton, Monday v* n:n« November g. at 7 to o'clock Work in M M. lb gree Hr freshmen Ail Mason* «oh>uruing la the olty are cordis! 1: Invited to attend W. S. CmoaTK. W v J. K Bl.ASCII 4 ftp Bec'y. Trinity commanpkry. no k i Stated Conclave, kriday evening. N *v. nth at 7 JO. K. Manquet a. 4 i)Uo.cc'. A ITLta tAHHiS YC. I. O.’J. Tm iV Fellow Hail, State St.. •*:-p. Con" Moo-* Meeting* Ftidav "ventng at 7 .10 o'aiook. Work In Third. F. Iday, 4k*t. 90. All 4)dd Fallow, tn o are »rdt* 'v U vtted to the meeting*. O. I. 8H*iuarBl«K, W. G A D Wm». Sec'y. T It PH HI A k.NCAMPMENI. No J, l O. O. k 4>dd Fellow*' Hall. S ate St opp Cour Hour. Regular meeting* second and fourt Tuesday of each month a: II o'clock. A OOrdiaJ welcome to all Patriarch* in the city Kvbrutt 8. Ha L. C- P A N.J U.VKJOT. Scrthe. ALANTHK LODGE. NO. 52, K. OF F \j Regular convent lou every W edneadav **v. ning YTork in Second Sank, Wednesday, Nov 4. Ail Pythian* stopping in tae city are oordtall; invited to attend. r. L. Bus*. c. V r. M'KADVX. K. of K. and 8. FJ 1GHLAM O lA't*OE Si.' 1», A U- v. II Regular meeting every la* da; evvam •ftTJO 0*3ock. In 44 A K. Hall. Water ftrec*. Work la W. Degree. S* i>t. 2V. C. r. Fi.twt, M. W 41. A. Cot Bt'tJ, Reooraer. if JRR1LL COMM AN I'ERY. Nl- ftW.L j x fVl Mfiguigr meeting* In 4volaer 4'toe* 14 thi nraf'~‘ ♦ourthiueedav ev«-ntng* is mentA. at T.fto o'aiook. P M. J. W. BASoa, Q A. Uaath, B. h A3RTU WlLCiAMft PUS1. s n Regular meeting! even Thursday Tr.BcW lUj A R Him, Nv IS Wate P. M. Fog lab, Commaadu.-. Wu, M* l>*vu Ad1-* TRIBE, No l O K M Counc dre kindled every Tbursdav ev-n ng at 7 P7M. Worklnt hie »degree, N .4. F. D. CoLBl'Bk. Sachem. L T Wit-UAWS, Chief of Record*. URUMOC vAYCMCIL CNUEC fk.ft* Ut HO- lift- Regular meeting the flr*t an I Tuesday »m ai?g* at TJec’3l.xJ a' k a-o Mail. 8btm Gat, C. C H. 8. MAPnan. Reeor /^MdPITAL GRA1IGE, HO. aftft, P OF U \J d. A 1. Hall. Meeting! everv Safar.a. maty, at 7JO o'aiook- AU Patron* cordial! Guo. A. Tbatv*, Worthy Master Rim Ba-ureou. SecrrT.-vry eRAJICU t.aou, ORDER IRON HAl-L.Guide! Crum Hall, meeting* are held Sd and Ray of very moutfcTat 'Jo o'olooc P. M Cras A. Piuru, C. J. H. I SHtKirt ir Ac CttTRKSOOD BRANCH NO. 1278, O. 1 H kJGolden Croea Hall Me. ting* are held 1st an. M Tuesday of every month, 7 JO o'clock P M S. S- Bangs, C. J. JONAH gtftaitt WW ww B wi^^^8m I but modern busioew gPPRIWRR emerge from the bowels a il—ftBmw proper mkemtMgg Ri P54& You »n have this watch or ny eth*r style 'or h r• u-'.n le amount of money by calling at Wool w-rut if yoo think of haying a sewing machine an examine the SINGER Your own Judgment will tell yoo that It l« supe rior to all other*. ftflVGF.H UFA 1MHMRTFRS, i wWKrnlA. I H. A. DAY. WANTED. W^AIYTFO—We want one agent to repr* sent oar publishing house at Aognsta. Me., in every city and town in Maine. Applications re to he made wl’h the jnderstaodlng that par tie* can work ail or a part of the time a* thetr rircamatance* will pertrl?. Also all who engage srt’h a* can have the chanoe, after selling a oer am number of book*, to represent onr house on t salary of flo.OO p* r week at first, wi h an In jrease according to capacity developed for the •niidne**. tor particular*, address. K. K. Kxowi.kh A Co.. Augusta, We. mayi5d*wtf Is larg'«a of information never to be closed Phlladt Iphia Ledger See the JofP.NAL Wan? Ads MANLT UISOBI X,.inn~|, t'nartwnal liix-lin i mrrrcirA. Vital Kihaaalioa. fUAl Impdtomoj. rrewala'a tWllaa, I anaiu-t :.at.,.nos »Wa*. «-aka**.a of B.hI» «a,A""wtf Bowditch Webster (o. TF you wi'h ?rtitdrcrt(*e xnrttj'.n? anrwhere at anr time w iito. P. ROWELL A CO., i _ __ ITYFRY ne in i I of Im.'rmatlonen the subject ■*i >f advePL-ii «:l! il« vrrll tn obtain ocal churci last evening was an enj jyable affair Tfcf age and a tale; ted y u*g u g with a large circle of friends. The ft eral will be Haturday af-.ernoon from ihmes btf »re the me. ting This club l a been organiz d for twj years, uunm which time its members hav.- been at: -Vrl engaged in setkirg out des i'uv c .l-dr-i and supplying them wj*h tru b need clothing Tne work done i« most worfm of commendation and ere urageme-f, a it is to be hop d that It *i i be so appr elated that geoerwel lcdg d>r cory in -h‘ Jocrisal is m eti g l 1 warm approval and *upuo t fr m tl- fli c als of tt e various orders. L ave name of y- ur lodg^. i's tim* eni place c meetiegand names of prrtidii g officer an seer iary.__ A couple of local ciimodsrecently sail, c firth in pursuit of g«me. They went tbe stream above Gardi: er Tr ey v r tramping along when tbe younger on-* a piece of adea-l muskrat What’s h be asked. “A trap fur mirk.’’ answ^re1 his older ard mor experienced c m an A few minu the terrify lag a d a L z ng thought of ihe »p >rtnna Wr he novered hini*eif be foa-d that the bear was an old bo se that bad been iert there to die j RANDOLPH LOCALS.

Mr W. C Wyman is quite Ul. j Capt. Hall has left for the Stilon* 8 ug H»rbor, N_Y_ Miss Julia Trask is at h:me after rea iy j a year’s ab ence in teaching. Mrs. Julia Ayer wiii spent me winter wi h her sister in Se- Jersey. Kersey and Muiaghan are to start a dancing class for beginners in Jcweit'* hall Tuesday evetirg. i lh-» pauoer, Noyes, wbu came to this o n last summer, ha- bet-n s-.ught cutacd taken to Bucksport ty S«Uc man Abbot, of that town. NATIONAL HOME If tb* weather renar> valuable brood mare Ste dud o pee am iris ard »as sc* cn'y a few hours A gun ciab is am>mg the things beini talked up in this ci:y. It is the purpose t have a membership of 30, arid 15 g o \rn 11. F. L l haver, C G. (’tri ton Henry Percival, J. G. Du-rah, C F M*-F*ddeu aid «thtrs. They will spare n ff r o aeb v great r-putatio a* c«tei trs a: d the g ne ;vl public are iovmdt i nt in a n; T, S. 8. Tupper; M. Job P.l'ard; G, Amanda Bel!; 8. S-mm O-bvirne; ,s J T Fann-e Wbi comb A the clos i he installation Mr Go* addressed he lodge. The v vs *«-re count-d romgbt at Hos House N i 4 in th- cht r oor-st, ai d th hi f*voTff vtr Jotai W. Tr-»i ci he rii lent a d p- pu’.sr day bsgga. •4sur at the M »ine O ntrl q ial!pd r* but few in 'he 8 ate We shall have m 1 to say cf this hereaf'er. Th rvii> Gra i’e C Jtnnany are pu tirgmap I rbingmscii e a :heir e*tablis' m- o' F'o- -e-t It *IH he pr 'pelle j by ’steam, and by its a -w machineT they i 10 n of X 'ep*i »m z- fat; e« a» he weighel 14 1 2 ibi f er be- g dr* s -d, ar d attracted much a o y i ay «8 be budg i '"Urk F s-.’s n arlrer Mr Ed*ar presente •b> c. o t I* O c f h- e.hl r> eideots here sa th wat r i h K-nueb-c is c.ow lover than has b t 37 e*'s Ah rar ta k a-’ tba th ewt- seaso th- c unvrpar' of th ire ent-» er *u ut ii» ,e w*v i 1 c r.v hi h Ir z r. nea'lv t> tb cor m I I 1 r c m trad i- ji b *w hich w as f llowed ty a b tv-* Ihe i d gentleman th. w tvlk 3 rem G ri g he dry ‘♦ells and ger era1 s-:-i 1 c of water tha 'hen pr. v.. led .'g d up n tb- f at adva tag-s f to 1 a i 1 01 h c* U» i'j n ;w r njo s, i a., rwb cb bordered up .n »i tl.u is*n W ’-eSf oigh1, Mr. G H Pope 0 V .4,biro, g nt for »he b.v *i 11 ch O' -i.’- ever. (1 h rr ov d hn«t h n u he 1 t sd w le h- h-s evenic.i pi pe 1 n»i g t b bil 8 .on ti er- was a tnllfi. *i. I p p a _ei h. tn t i G ot th war, which is the s-cotd larg-s utner'ca 1 in the U i ed 8tvt*s. and sax t b- »h- first in point cf ffici ocy. Mrs Bca^g is on- ot c iciiut, «nd shj wiii. wubout doub b*vc i euiL-. tut: g 10 s*y wh c 1 it will do the i. ies of Wat rvi le good to hear. At th* Ia«t city meeting Aiderman Brown i t- ‘do ed a a order to collect aii .he fl mg deo s ’-Lat it m^y t*e fu de Ko f ace' outs N) 74. an?''urti',g ti #16 228 70, Wi* p^s-ed 1 h- overre-rs >f tbe pool rep r d gt^sr the purcoase of anotbei bed a b- t it) Ho-pita Iw THE WAT. Incident* the) Occnrrcd 1'nnrcr *ntion overheurd and Scribfcs**. Wtil i, ni' it J,*u»a! thin r»mm* hum, a hnt. ik»b!* ea-reltd .i*u! ;'t~ !b«* *h baa brra? tie d»y tong tilt l border ii •cic v «t ini kit it n, .bile ike guM bagda'gte, IBPT I>J yeor i'de 1 toLirg nib a ge- t emi lb. it ier ony »'b( Mid hj hidu’i Been banting ,u ce i x jean tii tad hi ninii.T fell eoapuaiaa (ol eeerj min tbit be m l carry ing a gun ant veanrg weary took. "On general principle. or far partk-ulai renei-ce?- wee my tj«euon. "For tbe inter rub,' be replied "Sii yem ego thu fill 1 »en« bunting with twi compoaiore- We were to cr me out of thi wood! it i F M I got out on time bweibi »b t one tit’ll -g-, tbi feithere of whtcl bid been nearly itripped on getting it on 1 of (he bu-hei. My eompanin didn't ge ont a d ben it teg.a to grow dirk 1 wen ont and hollered and fired th* gu i eeiera lime, la firing tbe gun in the dntk i .lid notice i ebeep that had ran aero# me range and which *il kilted ih the oper I era-ion Wh-nl b.d act-lad wi b tbe own# of that Iheep and dragged my weary limb t) bed that night I 'iwore off' at regardi tbe exhiliratit g and exciting epyrt of bun* I ib« _ •‘How dote tbe air in thii cir, ii,” re marked a lady passenger oa ihe a le.*tric ca from H llc« 1 to Aigu«ta the ether nvea •oy. it ppose l a® posses ed with i mote d licate rense of smell than mil p?»pl «ay, condu''tor, will you open th veatilafjr god let acm fresh air ii here?' The conductor did so and toe next instan (be rae struck an uawa-y pole cat Well j he other para ng-rs in the car smiled i s-ickervd wonid be more appropriate. Pel bspi ifcri* noae* were not deiuate but the bun J h.m in h-ir pockst handkerchief! Ao Augve'aUdy rsys th*t an attempt t j raise money at a ffceot convention a women by what i* known as the “birthda P collection” was a financial fa-lure. *‘Th reasou for it’s not being a crowni g ruccet is not bard to gue*9,” remarked a genth man present “You see 'hts birtfcd .y collet lion is that et animal,much c 2 ihe ti ne on bis haids and kne^s, thoug ever, movefile't hurt h ni and a’mii eli-t. d a groan. His patience was at lai reward- d and he carae b> ck wi'h the b.'usi IX THE WOODS. J Ever)tiling Heady for Heavy Operation thi. Winter. 4« 9 .Tr>ravAL v*poster *tFA'ied d««* Wi'pf s'reet T' u slay b* ra *t, «ed walk .la g wan one of August*’* h-atiei I lumber 'iperaturs The two wer t soon in conversa'inn upon the sufcjec of the iurnb ring iot- re-ts and outl >oks. We h*ve b -en feeling badly sevred summer,” sail xhe operator kT; reall ’o' ki d at one iiaie as 'ho igh we K-rmebe mill rwnere v efe ahoa to lose a good dei of money. You s e tbe drousbt has been so sever 3 *-d ’'e river so low ihv it reall.- soeme p ih u^h we’d n* ver see the whol- of th drive cime over 'he A'Jgitta dam; thi n j, in >im that nex'. pri g «hm the ice wet ou' our I -es w -uld gj tuo. But tuav’s psi no* Th* logs arc in >h booms and w feel-Il ligot •‘Arethev doi g anything in tbe wood yet?’ q i*stio&ed (he reporter. s “Yrs, i 'd'tui, hits of meii are ahead ibete. Thec.ropehRV? b.^ea ail fixed np t suppi.es hsve b-en hauled at d every hii is re*dy f t th^ winttr. The cut basal retdy keen btgu ard tbe ruads and yard are b»-irg cba'e-la d fixed up In facl 't some h*ud g i* being dore alrt the best fo* our bus! ;iets ;Lwa’s coaii- around tor a long time Wr’re guir-g to have a mighty neavy cu th s winter, b g ts'es nt ch.kx.gei (banis Mr M*rden and wife ari iii l in robust e dth an! have foa 9-ii* vi*: I) It wad H J Marde i successful forme's of V*9.*alboro; H. S w*r1‘>r, a p*omi‘ ^nt »lec rciai, and L J Msr’e-, c«nf»cloner, boh of Ausuitu who were all pT'sent Nioe gr«rdohildrei and oi.e g e*t grandchild were als .present Several -p-rchK* «ert* in order and a poem *mirn o* a w il k iown local p et wai r ad by Rev Mr. Palmer Af e* the com piny hid pa*'*k-n nf a h u .tiful repa*i they p«r«ted wishing th- a/#1 coupli msrsi mire happy years of weddrd life. To Mr and Mr* S I#. M*rd«n,oa tb«r* havo p**s*d away, Mn e 'hat bright -nd h ppy m fning Iha- proc alm**-j you* marriage diy. I.o king backward to 'hat wedding. Over II t y*-*r* now fl d M"-t y are th gan*t* there g'.th red Numb r*“d now among tne dva l! But tbv hlr «int« breatbf-d upon }on, Sromibos Ii,-* kind and run. Have- clu:.g around /on a!wav In a av >on litt e anew; rom th'-tr bom*- tmoni the angel* D *h« y see o* aath r**d he e? I Do they know hi* golden w* Iding O lebrat.-s the 01:1 th year? fclrce yon *tar*ed n life *a jonrn*-y t* ith a purpose ri m and tru T 1 do g d nn'o all othe'S I A* you'd h *ve the do t you A I the**- .ears you've w'rk d together, Klndiy aid Bg those in ne«d; Um/tkd'* bl sdng rest upon you, *or tho worthy thought and de d. Bn* the snnsbfne c mint to yoa A* the yea.* hav pass.4 away Proves that life i. not all sorrow. But has bless ng* on the way. Gold- n links of ri. best fibre Are the children to on g.ven; Four *r- binding yen tr. earth, one la beck -ning on to heaven. Ah: that loved one, how we miss her! M s* h r kind and gentle votie Jesus -?al ed, we mast n- t murmur i *nr e know .he’* with her Savior, S'ngtng pra's-s evermore; ACQ we know, (JO, we thall meet her If we only 'ai h nl are, In those brigrht celeatlal mansions Christ has gone on to prepare. Losing now np.n this hen ebold. \r ;r*r I-nred n- s g«*hered here, (4 e can or y his ha; py c rel* fc t en f 4 nun with a lit*# c*t ital coaid make a fortune iu trad* M*fr« Victorknywn j and the coast. N *u h thing as a white trader h*d ever been beard of in all that I r« cion The p*o»I* w-re c*zy to g t 1 guns ard ammuo tion, white cl^'h. beaos, ‘and mnkrt* of many srrta. rh*re we* a g»*at deal of ivor\ in tbt country, acd j plenty of men could be f 111 cake it to the coast. It cou d b- sold for a large snia 1 and purchased for comparatively lit 1 morey- 8u>k*s d tiled to leave mission try i work to ihsse who Kck*d bari.» tnstiril and money making talent. H- sent h s resi»aat.on «o be society an 2 embark* J upo- *h® career of a trader. I He was able to interest a few of bis f*ierds in England and invested several thousand dollars in the goods A sms 1 caravan took his little* s.oca i» trade to tbe great Uke, wheie S oket sold it out in a hurry, taking ivory in exenange. The fruit# of his fi st c;mmercial adventu e were gratifying, and he invested his l%rg r capital iu a bigger o a of supplies a-4 k tried it again. Tb*-n cam* the rebellion iu Uganda uy wbicn Kiog Mwanga was driven from »he throne and took refuge among the Oath lx niis.'ionarit-s south of the Uke, where be remained for uv*-r a year. Whea i a favorable opportunity occurred for him to return to his kingdom 1 6 tubes did another good piece cf bus nes* The King nerded gun# and ammunition. Stokes bad these vupplies n i fcbundanoe a"d he armed a coosuterabls part of tbe King’s forces This Sr-tt ed t‘. e fate of the brother who had usurped Mwanga’# throne. Hi* forces were not so well armed as those of Mwarge. S okes therefore contributed in a most impirtar.t J way to the success of Mwsog%?s attack up i O’, hi* brother m Uganda and be got a big i price fX tbe valuable awia'.snce be hsd given. In fact he secured the practical monopoly of tbe ivory trade of U ganda. Ii is tut kaown h.w much S.okes if t worth today, but he is a rich m»n. Eigh‘ years ago he was a humble missionary, but th re is not a patticle of doubt that n w he couid live in luxury ou the inters■: of hit muney Very large caravans nave come from tl e interior to Z*r xibar and returned to inner Africa, but not even the big cars 1 vans of Ti* p i Tib are si Urge as those now employ d by Stoki' i that I ts wifewo-ildsLortly j>Jnh.tn. Ii* oognix d I)et*r ive Careen.- r e 1 »i n g accom 1 par d h m io p lice hesdq i i»-er« T»,r deUCive said Cnuot> ri in was a r c nfldcr re Oi rrntor. with -eputstiou in Csa.u« well as in the United States f t 1 slick wo*k. II* was wanted now in Canada on a charge of forgery, but be bad swi 1 dled many p. ople tl ere, and the t fficeri 5 added that scrusatims would jil-d up against bim as soon as be arrived. Iu the prisoner’* satchel was found a lot of cardi t masked “A B Cbsmberlain, Superiuten dent Berkshire House, 125th street and Eigh.h avenue.” O. one corner of tbe 1 card# is the picture of an eye a*d a pair ol 5 scales, with the words “We never sleep There were i.umtr ui legal ccuments, photogrepha of criminals, and picture s of detectives cut from tbe Police Gszitte. He had spuri-^m warrants, ex.raditi n 7 paper*, a detepiiv* oo^»mi«":on and r» c m meudatioDS from prominent men and offi cers certifyiug that he is a detective In I bis trunk we*e found several ruits of fine clothing and underclothing, slippers, shouvaged,’- he i said when questioned upon t ie result of the first h-aring. Iv fact, there w«s not the sMghtes-. thing in the hearing or dec**if n to make m«* so. If the*e was nny advantage gained from th» bearing i» m» in our f*vnr. Our »ide vs* not h«ard at ad, yet we ha^e hsd the benrfl! of lea*nirg ra v h of the evi fence for the o’hers, and the evidence is th-' *ami which they will pro duce at the r^sl Ques*i n* whether th' indications w^re not for a contest lasting years an l whetb r if soch should prove to be the fact he would consent to a comprcmis Mr. II »o kirs b gged leave not to answer “I wili •ay, however,” he ad led, “.hat I bave at no time made any ov rtures for a compro mise SECRETARY OF WAR.

Place Offered Senator lliaeoek, Who Will be Succeeded by Fa**ett. Naw Haver, Conn., Nov. 5 —The Pal ladium tonight has received information j fr>m Albiny. N T from whs; it ter ns a s urc* of uod-niabl* authority that Presi dent Harrison has offered Frank Hiscock, United State* S naior from New T irk, the portfolio of secretary of war. to succ ed R dfleid Pr c or of V--mont, who eaters th- United States Senate, and that it is the intention of the Kei.ub.icaa manag ra to fix upon J dioat FaaSett for successor to Mr. Hiscock m the Scuate. A COAL FAMINE Threatened by Decision of (he Indiana Miners to Strike at Once. Tkrrk Haute, Ind X v 5 —Tbe dele gate* to the Indiana Binamincu* Convention her* today vo*ed to strlr* in •upp^rt of tba demands of the block ccal miners of the state, also for an increase of 5 cents per ton for themselves. This action vir utlly throws all tbe miners ia tbe great fluids on a strike. A long and desperate be tile is 'o keu fur. There is already c.m olaint frj® many quarters of th* stare that ti*re is a coal famine The bl .ck coal men dtnund a raise of 10 cents per tun. Liabilities, $175,000. Galtastor, Tex N jv, 5 —Weis# BrctAers, one of the .argesi wboietale dry gcoi# hemes in the s*ate assigned this afternoon. Lisbllitws, $175,000 I MAGEE’S EMULSION COD in Nuninu wits Ilf Extract of Milt, aid CmpmM Sw «j LIVER MS’S&i!™.'" on rau,BIU,ewSR roSKsSiniu no seierei DEutm. r, if ram to take. Does not produce Xausea, and is easily assimilated. Thousands of Physicians are prescribing it in their regular practice and many assert that it il THE BEST EMULSION IN THE MARKET. MAGEE EMULSION CO., Manrrs, 00 10,kd*w«ioo.W»col.r STEAM WHALER LOST. The William Lewis. Hath Bailt, Last 1» the Arctic Oceaa. Jj.w Bsofokd M Not. 5 —Adclrai trom s»o Frtucisco report the total Ice* o( th. New Bedford n»m whaler. WiUisn L>wl., on Point Burrow, *o the A'Ct c Ocean, October nth The L> wi» to aban doned bp the crew wh> were l.ken c« hoard the tleamer Bfuiicre, which ait: ,»T-d whaltbone from the wrecked •team, i T. oe at *40,000. The steamer wae ealoe 1 at 00,000 and was largely owoed here Its fir.t nari the seasoc, hoi the cuntrulli a lntere.r h.t been purchased by Ban Frar. ci.co wh. ing merchants. Tbs eesstl wet built in Bath and was partially insured. FAIRFIELD LOCALS. Mi*> Eiith L?wi» is still very lo*, bU there are some symptoms in her cam whies th* physicians regsrd as favorable. At the electric station (be iron racks sr the Portland Horticultural Sjcirty. Mr Adams is married and has four children MARKET REPORTS. New York Money Market. e»w fo-i* Nov. 5 Monty easy ranging from 4 *o V Prime paper 6afl4 Government bonds, deli, xtoady. Railroad bonds, quiet, generauy heavy. The folic win* ar. me -losing quotations Of re oorlrles: Unitel States I* US 4s llfl 2a 1*9. S* Central Pao no lau, 106, Denver A K!o Grand* Is** 114 Erie, ends, it/6, Kansas P&otflo consol* 104 Oregon A Nsv. 1st# lo7 Union Paolflo lets. 107 New Y ork Stock Market. Niw York, Nov. 6 Ada— Ha.wri.kS, 146 N. V. Uhl A fii Am,t. 24486! bush, xRDOrts i9a?5!, Males, 43.0(0; high-r, active, exp rt d81426, export* 1750, iaia fair demand, firmer, sL4«, 7a9f .fan cy, 9Jr.9J sreta**(* tv Liswrpw., market, strong, acliT* hiciuro ProdiK-F Market. Htoaws, Not ft ^nre-s'erndy, nnchang d Whrat—fairly active, No t spring 94, No l rr«l 96 Coax- adra*c* sharply, to. f, 68 Oar»-higher; .to. it Its-Na. 904 Baxlkt-No. 2,58aS9; No. 1 flaxseed, 944 Pork-Mess. 8 374 Lskiv— p. r 100 lbs, #6 10 BQWDITCH. VEBSTEI ft CO. Mr. F. E. STEVENS, Teacher of Pianoforte. Special attention gives to touch and teebtlc. For particulars and terms inquire at Cha, n doing so at the first opportunity. It is ibe policy of the management to keep a litre ahead of the actual demands of 'in tint* and bmld for ibe business wbici a few years will bring i When you want the boat medi cine ever made, use Dana’s Sar saparilla. It will cure you. art's llsaglittra. i Marion Harla’d on rages 103 and 445 of her popular work,‘ Eve’s Daughters; or, Common 8ecse for Mai), Wife aid Mother,” say*: l “For ibe acbiug back— should it be *1 w l in recovering its normal strength—an All I cock's For. u* Plas er is an xcelle .t com forter, combining the seosation of the su tained pressure of a strong warm hand with Certiin lo ic qualities developed in the wc.ring. It should be kept over the seat l of uneasiness for several days—in obstinate oaset, for perh-i s a fort, iglr 1 “For pain in the back wear an Allcock'* 1 Porous Plaster constantly, renewing as it wears off. This is an invaluable support when the weight on the sm.il of the oa k becomes heavy and the achir g ircessant no*2e^d&w “One t uch of Nature makes the whole world kin.” Diseases common to the race compel tbe search for a common remed It is frund in Aier’a Sarsaparilla, the rep utation of which is world vide, having largely superseded every othei bl md me, i cine in use »>o*2 jod&w When Baby wa# sick, we gave her Caatorla. When she was a Child, ahe cried for Caatorla. When ahe became Mina, ahe dung to Cantona. When aha had Children, ahe gave them Caatorla ..W w *‘S me devil is inside of teking my 1 throat with a feXther,” said a good deac u with a sad cough. “Well this is the hoi* water that will cast that devil out," said h eife, a« she produced a boLle of AdanuoL’e Botanic Congo Balsam nov2JAw For Over Flf y Years Mrs Window’* Soothing Syrup ha« be« n 5 used for children teething 1; sto hen the child, softens gums, allays ail p*i cu** e wind colic, and is »h; best remedv f >r darrLrn* Twenty-five c«rils a bottle. Sold by all drt g*i*». th'cmrhou* the world. jiL8IMonW.HAFr.Awb'

Jfor Sale or lo FOB BALE. A Bomber ot d»:«uacle reridenoe* In apnb* le., varying In price fro® 945** to M.ftoO, o eevrral I© to in .tore pbioa* lo the suburb hla city; one two **orj house and let In Deviate de. unrober of fa-m* In Kennebec oono rnrylog in prioe iron* gI4'.4> w> 9*000. Hour md u,?.e«oBts to let ft W U wrrBHorsa, A •r>r»*v Aasosta Maine aufiU GOLD MEDAL, TABIS, 1878. W. Baker Co.’s Breakfast Cocoa from which the excess of oil haa been removed, is Absolutely Pure and it is Soluble. i No Chemicals i are used in its preparation. It has 1 more than three times the strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and is therefore far more economical, costing less than one cent a cup. It Is delicious, nourishing, strengthening, easily digested, I and admirably adapted for invalids as well a& for persons in health. Sold by Qrooera evrywhere. W. BAKER CO, Dorchester. Mm IBI I How Lost! How Regained I KNOW THYSELF. Or RELF-PREHERVATTON. A new and only Gold Medal PRIZE ESSAY on NERVOUS and PHYSICAL DEBILITY. ERRORS of YOUTH. EXHAUSTED VITALITY, PRE MATURE DECLINE, and a.I DISEASES and WEAKNESSES of MAN. BOO pagea, cloth, gilt; 1118 invniuable prescriptions. Only gl.oo by mail, double ae&Icd. Descriptive Proapv* t na with rndnnementR MPPI cram of the Drews and voluntary pUtt I testimonials of the cured. IlkU I IMUW. Consultation in person or by mail. Expert treat ment. INVIOLABLE SECRECY and CER TAIN CURE. Address l>r. W. II. Darker, or The Peabody Medical Institute, No. 4 Bulflnch Hi., Boston, Muss. The Peabody Medical Institute haa many IrnL tators, but no eqnai. Herald. Tbe Science of Life, or Self-Preservation, Is a treasure more valuable than gold. Head it now, fiery WE %K and NERVOUS man, and Jrm&U.n,. JOHN r. WAGGAMIN, TOO 14th ar.. m.w., Waaniaaro-i. O. C. oc»?24Aw1m IHEGt E GLESS MOUNT i Mpa# Hsveltj. VERT ORHAMEHTAL in m:m S. S. YOSE SON, SOLC ACCNTS FOB W ATCRVILLX ,r“ 'f'*8 W I St>r ••'tUSgiF I UK», Unr*. mo., will S iaiv t-l*wct^-a Bb xi. I IT ww« advance payment /ML LOST. Iowr—• n l*r spec:, w imhrop or w»t*. H i »gr*'? fur *e M dvr plra** W tH House. a PI ,n o «i SMrt *’ai B j vase Ua.e at t ony House and rrc* ive rswmj* __norWlw* W _WANTED. K WiUTFU-Mv eaet.wnrr* to know that cream, whi h I row sepa-atv with the ff ^B la'*l Separat t* far sur«rior to that »-tirJL t’*e old nuthod hts c earn ill b- de'lv^nji? B u uai by n v and la kept for sals by h«!! I» Haste11, VV. li Fid M, C. F. Wing ani gs3 II rv V. ck-t.M.1 w n. g*7I* B ll kNITi Ik urU'Cr s or b t era o run h> IS pf expert no d li n us.it to steam or J? np. ar^tu*. Apply to thia office. A __fv*dW B TTrA VT tl* t once a girl to a«ut la IF W tal liuUM'work. A. li. Andrews u -vr.11 a S' TTT AX TEIF—A p a tlou *s c erk bv aw-i! H VV l-nro* *vve *1 years xperluco* §3 -^B of r» fereecvs given Address H. G. IiiiiatT Maine. BOVtldstT WAATKU-v compel, nt and taithal dl tt mvtie who will osre for a family of i»T §1 o who will rent a part of th hou-vvmi h.»| tJ: mens f r the said tainily. inquire »t the Jvp? Bl; UAL office n. vAdlw* IP WAAf D-l want t>» buy ran- American B silvt copier and ctioni.i c do*. JC’ inic s paid fo pleoe*. those t-aving ch|h »4 tor *n e please send ni£>biugs fo pr ices a. a Wf M iKk-s, a pudfords, »nine._ novMlir* B “TTT7".%M I Kt».-»V?p;e o kiow that Mre VV L. H. L ug ell iw will do drertmakUMrm iM h- r home 72 Court st, city. Cutting done by m* 8. T. Taylor *t*tem. nnvs-tlw* W UAl’c l»— A few go id bo rders and mrai. If rs F irst class table an good acnma* II di.tio»s Mrs. K. C Mar Ie wi-ht ven hundred utsa llaray varieti s suitable tor Maine Our mport- Kr-’ ation f Hardy Fruit tre- s and Shrubs have oaan li| made direct from Northern Russia. Go iup' teet men. Addrem |F htone A vv lliugto Tempi. Uulldlng, Montreal. K .1. W. Beall, Manager. Na ne the Journal. __-• |Q Id i I B WaN l> l* At t>t. Maik's iloiu*', u i.Mvk. ou* B who «r 4er«t tnds h rbusiness augMdtf ^K' WVVI i l* at Hotel l abor skowliegnn, B; Ale., a meat snroughbred Jsrwy B Cow Inquire at 45 Gage »tr«el nuvldlw* M j,'0" »A1.F-A tbor ugh-' red J« rser, Threo B iears o d Ust April \Villenlv In Mny nut. K: ound, kind, healthy, g s .1 slie.g.iod onivr. Pdoe B A. Apply or wilte to F;. c. biev. Ds. tate H uss, R Augusta- n ivlldlw* W nrpolt MI.F;— he Stal ina “Red'em," thm k Jlp years vid, by Gl teon; out of Kit v I,., by It Dirigo Buy, w. l.hs abjut 1000 lbs. -tH-dslA i V. K. Ll'il, Union. nov2d4w* FOIt NA F—One nice Jersey oow. Inquire of F l. I’F RkY, Augu-ta novidlw* U« l «e. i o l nit »Ai Located in the un it beautiful part of the city. Bi/e Mi g lot lent. Appiy to li. W Iilcin. ll. cct.Hldlw* s Olt A I.E—Two goo.1 po-tabie furnace*. bo*h in tirst-class oilier; one suitable fur a chu'Cb or large store, the other for a dwelling hou*e of 8 or 9 rooms. Will be sold a'a bar ttitin. Address Devine A Cough in, Dniggiite, Augn-tu. Me t'.ild'f 2 i, Oil N I.E Augusta and w iuthrop stage I I li J. F’. Lord, Granite Itauk liul diug, f Augusta, octl7dlf Folt MI.F- in x- il. t J. h* y eow, Ave years old. Apply lo P. Lynch, ii Court street augHdtf ___________________ TTIOlt ~AI.E -One large dark horse, good JC7 roadster. Inquire of A. D M ard, Augusta, Vie.'sep'/'ul f DU l. NALE—One bay mar- ,A years old, b ack r w points, weight about 000 pounds; perfectly sound. Been d/iv-n bv lady the past summer. Cuuse for RA .-E -City Hotel, lease an I furniture C In Watervllle, Me. My reason of thedeorn— of the proprietor, the lease, fu nlture and fixture! of the i it y Hotel in Watervllle, are ffored for s»l The Hotel is situated ou Main Street In the businessporion to tin- cl'y. near the Post Ufttoe, 1 he house cotitiiius ib rooms ai d coinn amis g -oa putromge. Apply to Edmund F Webb, A’min istrutor Wa >tvl'le, Aug ^7,1X91. augHdif "T* JT ll l I.E A two-ho/se glgger aagOD- W. _L? C. Wyman, Kind.•■hook street, Randolph, Me, june!7tf_ rpun N.»l i.e rami veins uy Margaret X? 8 fc>ephen*on. et’.uated on r ag‘ road from velfast to Free.'oin; contains two hundred acre*; ’>uil-tingu o* ally new, under tine cultivation. I>rm« i mnrlldtf Tjioit W'Al.E Choice t'Uiiding iou on kart i Jj Ch stout md Middle street* Plans can 0* •••en at my otll over Fuller ‘>rug Btore, 2 to 4 P. f VI. J MV!!-' marl'/dtf (S i. I .E~ Hoa»-i in alter*nt i ar.» o 1 J» city, -aoglng !r> price from |4M to |Au00. also g*’0^ fuini- '.n ibis oi y a«del*ewh>.ef> Apilj ifUuMkt of K. 8 rot a am*» etU* wi noli NALL- iwsua/ant sod boarding house, r corner of State and Wlnthrop street oppo- i site Court lions on. of the most desirable looa i any for business. II »u-e now ba* I good run of trade si.d I- om of the be t paying In h- fit Hatisiactory reason* fd> d> *lrlng to sell f iv« n purchaser. Terms asy and the opportunity is a fine one for the right paity. Inquire of C. 0. I 1BHKT2H, Ag*nt. lulyl-'tdlf 1o I RT OR (V| I U9 MM f] joenirn m f_nr/vtWft _TO LET*__ HOI N»* A Nil* EOT FOR N I.E—In Hal low. II. slluat o on Middl- st*e»t tliefondh emse from W lothrop str e be t g n"Xt «»uth o' the re-ldence o' 'heist' Gov. B dwell Th» lot I- 4x9 rod-, extending bsck 11 Bp-log rre«t;ha* shade and fruit tr* s The house is 1 story, h gh ,-ost. d, good L and si abb tInched, hss t a r*>oais n*d summer kitchen, hard and “of w «ter I the ii use, a guod furnai in the cell *r. AI«o, a lot of land n. xt south on Mlddm re t, 4xA rods, a H bubding lot. Also, the small co tag on *prlkf -i e t, lot 4x4 rods I hi- property will be so d together or leparately to suit pu-ch-»*er Hi* property Is l no an us trie residence of the Ia*e M'S. A. L. O.X. For urther In ormation •I’Vjf o It. A. li' x'- ut -r. Ka> dolp M'* ,'». Harlow’*- Mo chlldr- n. Mrs. .1. H. Mr h of Hrio^v si IA0 rvate >t. Mrs. (4 A. f.e'di-d. novAdt** TO I It T F iv. p a* mte m. su‘t*b!e of housk-'•■mg in a il sliable loca'I-n *J iff to F. 8. F«.«>*» nov4dlW* 1'4» LFT-l lady can have a ch to room ai.d board hers. If at Mrs. Hawyer’s H Green street. nov/ldlw* TOE T A room at u Cou t 8t povLilw* Tt I ET—Pleasant furoi.ned rooms, wl b or vl bo t bo .ul. a? 117 (,-ov r et OctMdtf IO LET -lo th-right parUes furni*". d »-ous* at reasonable rates for the winter m'titM O' one year. Al*o rl log wsg n and harness veil the p for cash. G- G. n i. khs, h| Gr .v 8 re*f Vugusla. 03141M4 IO LB T—Room* to Ie* la honse on Capttoi str.et, u> snuiil tarn lies Wilier, M n'ate t reet oc 3inV Il*r Lfr T —A desirable t« nnrn n', corner of Grc«ne ai.d Dayton •*r**-fi. Horace North wr_ TO Li T A very con.. lent teoe.neot, new house, most plemsnMy a HI c^Otrmlw '■aled on r. Bprace and Arsen U 8t*. J- J* fvni'rr. r.ovSdif «TM» LET-% t rom. /t suitable for a «mal» E famli., In a good location, good wst»r and very convenient, .nqnl.e a .'td M* Ivllle street. iytPJdtf_ _ TO ET—\ large front room, heated b» f*J na e, to Ie to two g« uilem-n, with b »»rd. Bewail at.. Bins'«. ocfNltf LV» i ET— new wm-r oa C apei str e Hath ro- hi furnac., op* n Are plac hot and old a*cr lt> »t-k,e*c. 8n«ny and pie sant. Y. v !t.'hsse. rcMOdtf ri.b*r bloc-, at the north end of St-eet,_ Ti-1*1 t IO I.P.T -a most oompiete and sttracsive hone*’ on Green 8t Modern Improvement* Every ecavtrew. Fine ground* and stable.

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