Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.)
December 30, 1891

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VOL. XXM.__AUGUSTA. MAINE, WEDNESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 30. 1891. NO. 30S. flaiirorafts t£ Steamboats comm MILHOID •f Train hi Erect S«r. iW, W»l. Wf— Wltf-4JI 4a M, for UMR, ■Oakland, Porting ftoetoo nod HoRtruat, 7M 4. tar Hoi lowed, ftardte«v u4 vouth tiariioor: 10.14 4. for BrUntwl k. I A* wtao*. arming* a ■nakland, Portland and Boston, coaaaotlag for WWta Hoootaia rdnu, f«c r. HaLoweU, Qaedtaaf nod *oath f»o/dta*T, s P. H- for Bran* wick. Hath. 'try—.A, wvw, nod Bator day* oaly, for Rockland, 4 04 P H. f't II allowed Oa/dJ.-e: ami iwtb lardin*/, ltJc F M airy*fU^!im*a' L#k»«too. 4o>4, Port MART-MO 4. M. (might enma) for fttowbugaa, He.fart, Bangor, Bw Harbor. *t Btophoan. Bt. Joba aad Arooetoidi maty. il a If. for waUrrUr, H»r»M tad Baagtrr, P. M. tor w cferrUl*. Oakland, Berth tooic. Mi ogham, Show began. Dover aad Fob roft. Bangor. Bar Harbor, Bt Ht«p B». Job a aad Aroo*tor fnsBg**r train* learn Bingham, 6 44 A- a. rt3 eo r. a., boioa 4 4* a. M., 1344 r m Carra •vat Fail*. *4-44 A. M 06 p. M Kmbdea, 7sxi m., UO r m., {forth Amos, 7J7 a m l 40 p M., Ancon, 7.*7 A M., I 43 P M.: Madison, 7 30 a. n.iIOTP. M Norrtdguwook, 7 40 a M, t il r k Hvngs Hiding, *7 J4 a. m *3-36 pm., Sawteii. rossing, a *3 33 p m., arrive Oakland. *.10 s.M, 3.40 P M. From Bo too, Portland, L*wl*ton, Augusta, Wa, tervllle, Hkowh Crossing, *9.30 A M.. *4 00 p m Bang* Biding, *3.34 A. M., *4.07 P M Morridgn woot, 9-J4 A M., 4.14 P.M.J Madison, 9.44 a. m J 14 P. M Anson. 9 66a M 6 4k p M, North An son, *10 06 A M., 4.50 P M Kuibdun, lOJI) A M tMr is. I nr-at oak Fail*, *10 «4 a m. *614 r. u Solun, 10JM a m 4.14 P M., arrive Bliig’i.m, It JO A. M., 4.34 P. M. Flag station*, at which train* stop oa signal r r notion to oondnotor. f Ml*'-! between Bingham sad North An*on. WM M A TF.R. 8upl. *s»p»Jdtt jjjUUSa CEdSAl tLknjaa (Narrow (image.; Randolph to the National Home. Connect* with Maine Central at Oar diner. TIME TABLE: Winter Arrangement in effect Deo. 7, Itwl. Lnare Randolph. 7 30 a. M., 10.tl a. M.; t.li p m., 140 p.m. Arrive at National Home,-.60 a M 1! 06 A. M.; I 34 P M.; 10 P. M. Lease National It .me, 6 .to A M.: IHOi.r., t.li p. m 4 40 p. M Arrive at Randolph, 0 M.; liJO A. M., IJH p. M. 6.10 M. F. A LAWTON Superintendent. jfax *r of detirabie niHmmi i» Angora M*. vaxyti In pr-,.« frum ILAiHl,! *0 several l«* to I*- ar*v ,n fh»- suburb this city, one two story house and tr.t In f**w!s*o. Me. A number of farms tfl Kenir. farylag tn prlne (MRS 41400 40 fl 40. acd’er-»• u to let. U W hitwaolhi': A’ MfV'V A 3»l-w vs'A ^Sodgc ^iredorg. fKPHTMA ENCAMPMENT, No. 3. LOOK fj Odd K- I’nw*’ Hall, Htate Bt opo. C*>ur ftiuae. Regular m>"‘.ings seoond ami fourti Ivesday of »a*di 6 oV *:k Work in th- Boy a Purple, and elec‘Job of ottl e. M mason* residing t® the olfr *r* aordlaliy »n llUd. _ w 8. Carer hull. w. r O. A Irnt i H'Hr-etae”. a'KINIVY COMMANDER*. Nt». 7. K T Stand Conclave, krtday evetiag, Jam. ttth at 7 30 K M M t’HUiK. K C J B It! AS4 M U Kec. vi’HHNOC ROYAL K« II CHAP I t* K. N r ree W^rk In bo h dagree*, Dec. W. sCvo e.aotiOB •f officer* for HUM. _ w w C. F. Fltwt, SI. W. u. A. COLB' J.!*, Recorder. M 4 ORR1UL CDkMANDEKT.NO. 434.L.O.W.L iVl Regular meeUuge tr O'Hdm Cro*r Hal*. o» tbeMAoalaad fourth Tuesday evening* in *aof r w. ,.a 0 Horn, K. B CAllbHNLK, TRIBE, No. 13, 1. O R n- Uonaoi' j lire kindled every Thursday evening at iJ r. M. Work la CW*» do*rue, Nov. 5. F. l>. CoLkl Klt. SaoIh in L I WlLUlAMA, Chief of Ueoiird*. C|L»H»v-. LMiU .JIlUXiJ* wo tisgtUar HseeUng the 1r*t ano jg ,aosoay veealrg* at •J J nt Ektot Mali BkTH (i*T, C. C. H. S ¥vKt»KB. K*»wMr tlAt 4i AL liEAJNUE. NO- 344, T. OF la i Q. A B- Hall. ttugs ea«.ni 8at*r>i*) evening, a* 7JO oVcck All Patron* oordlaliy A.GHICTH WANTED. 1*;0 Tremont 8tr«»Ff. Boston. Mms?. brClM4m u k ^Vyou rs e nruart»i >1 m>>» poitomms remedy MRlWthe unumtunl dXch*r«*»“S RM lo wornin. il .nrw u> without IM ».a OI ■S5M publicity of dorto. _ TV airrmol dwertcon Mar.factunni hy Evirs CbsmKi'. CINCINNATI, O. UcoWir__ nn ibsibi n MNIELlSgtl ^MRM ao RRkg^ m warn uk» mSmv M* E““ s«tt IT IT EES DYSENTERY -xm IlIAESHCEA. WflEewk 0t m* «mt.» msa* jk» mmrr... *on*-t t *‘3*« hm *M* 1* -T ■v a i i __klUkw'.i BOTMT H. WIB8TIB t a

Blood Poisoning Eradicated! Herbert 8. Morey of Morrill, Mr., wu tr*-at c.l for DytiM tMia, ■a*** «f tp|>HMe him I a terrible t*ul awe I of KIimmI I'ulion* 1 Hve •'.’threat r I’h} -iA S'A’S sUtsvi'AIHIJ.A in ggrrmaeii hi* weight aU l ft half pound*. _| Fire Irttfh* 'iruQgtt him bark to hi* v..iwil Hvrb*rt 8. Mor- y. ,miff hi amt tlrrnjth, ami MWtORil hi* health »rj he j» able to work every day. 1872 rim* r>|Hir1wl In nfnrty-two ilayt. Hrobnlihr lll.lMHi morn nr nrvrr lienril rrnm lu thr sunn llmr. Oh I It In WO OTIIim MEBICXNK TE* FCftHS SUCH CVESri. Dana BanMpafi;;* Co., Belf**:, *Uino. Bowditcb, Webster Co. r'.rr t p f FOR FAM:.W UW ca s, 8, and 10 Jb. pal;* and 10 29. h* a!»: PURE LAP!! >y thr Hants, ha’f Wurwt? e-dteb*, tor c> every ft. it .::a*3 gruoei id ;provl »l«m r a.I it'd f“..l»rt»r t l* j free fr»>m all Cotton Heed Oil. Tallow and r r!- I aor t.aiapoCi uae pedutg*. S'« SCU'.^Sa «ir. mu**. fshiMinvtfir pi ItC ir-« roi U Ceurh* hr«*« r-'i V ,it»mt> I.»rr» o«m« of Oar Jam*'1* G. Blaine, [Special to the Kuiibm Jocrbal. 8 kowKi'iii. Dec 29 The annual bar qu-t of Um» 8 meriet County RepuMi can Club v«i held at the Coburn Dec 29 •ith aa elaborate menu Owf 100 wer pr-irnt. Central Dyer presiding. Furies: Good ala, K-q real ihe felloe log letter from Governor Uurieiga, which was received with load and continued ip p' use Acoom, Dec. 26 1891 (Jen Isaac Ihyer Chairman Somerset ownty Ueputtuan Committee, S*ow key an. Mt Dbae 8ir —I thank y .n siocerel? for your cufCial acd ccortrous invitation to b present ai the meeting of the Homer •et County Republican Committee on th 29th instant and very much regret that s meeting of ih« Governor and Council oo ihat day will prevent its accrptv ce. I sm glad to kr.o* that ihe Repob;iea'i* if your cun ty are to lake early conns 1 ioged>er in ibeli'erest# ot tbo*e v.tt ly im portant principles of verr meot advocate 1 acd sustained by tn« great orgaizau >n in huh we bear allegiance. The N'atinnal campaign n*x; year wil! be one cf vast a: d far re seeing importance It wiil involve issues of momentous inter e«t to the American people The contiuu tnc- of that wi»e pro e t v? policy coder which this nation bss attained a growth a id prosperity at one 'he wo der and adinira ■i>n of yhe world; the run rite nance of a sound currency; the upholding of a ja«t sod liberal lysre-n of pecsioos to the brave soldiers ard sail rs who fonght in defense of ihe Union; the tu-taining a foreign policy worthy the coautry and commanding ihe respect of all nations; Me uninterrupted progress of a business i«e and thoroughly American administra •ion «*f public affairs sr- ail contlneent upon Republican success in this contest It will be Maine’s place to lead off in this campaign and it is of '.he utmost ;nipor d cheer to our brethren iu all part* of the Union. Every member of the party should be mprest-d with the necessity of b*a*ir g his •hare of the re»poi sibtiity of the Rei ubli san success A large majority of th people of M»ii e b» lieve iu Republican l>riootp et. With proper eff >rts to brilau«e >preohes were made by Dr. 8 4. I’** en of Skowheg«n, eulnyizin/ Blaine, H. I Cleave* of Portland; K. F W*>bb *>f Waterville; J FI. Manlev of A-igusta; [Ion. A. P Wiswill of EHsw l as nriooal. Gen. Cleaves was in'roduced as Hi? next r» vrruor of Maine. He appreciated th*-j ract that he stood before a audience of ^om^rset pepple who stood firm io R^pnb lican interests »n I priDCiplet The Ifemc* jracy iu 1885 »iood as a menace 11 all good Auuricto ut -r-sts aad good prlndp es Hut In 1889 voa writ to the people wish the «ry that ir was all wrong ind you »u ceeded in the defeat of that par^y in the elrctioo of your candidate super labor must not enter here. The Democratic policy helps all countries bu; jur o»n. The Republican policy helps mr own and w*th that i«sue we rau.t go to ;he pec pi in 92 Mr. W is well #*1d he Fad erms ti listen md learn of .Somerset's o mm-n.dable zeal. Tnis is a phenomenal gathering It is c«*r [airly a good i men for the campaign of '92 io Somerset county. On* of the greatest characteristics of the Ii- publican party is hat it has taken fairlv and sqaarely a dearly defied poailion on any of the great questions that have be»n brought in issue. Wnen the people from their experience have learned the bare facts their mis statement are fully icswered. We have the facts, we have the -xpetieoce and the McKinley bill stand* rhe ignoracce ef ibe people in their own affairs is a reservoir from which tr.e Democracy draws. In such places wher-* four prominent leading Republican workers are there is no such reservoir. F. F. Webb said: "You have done widely in tbu* early organizing I did net know there wtre so many Republicans in Somerset county. Why, it looks .ike a S ate convention. It does men good to z t tjgether aad break bread I have no deed a livening up on the pa’t 3f the oid and young. All parties will ca-t their votts in *92 but if w«. do our duty we shall prevail. We can bold our own with all ujoo any platform We ar*> recovering what we lost [wo vtar* ag j in the lbwer H »u»*» of Cor zrfss. I say it mu*; be Mr Harriann or Mr. Blaine. I don't say which. I don't iav I doa i care which, for l tave a prefer #nce for Mr. Blaise We can elect Mr. Harrison. We can t-1 ct Mr. Blaine easily. Fire at Camden. Cam nr. 5. Dec 29 The farm buildirgs »wntd by the town of Camden were de stroyed bv fl-e Monday evening It w.s probably aa incendiary fire. Loss. $3,»00; I tsured. Sodden Death at Livermore. Livkrmork Fall#, D*c 29 —Mr. Wm. j Gre n Griifi h cf L v^rmore dropped dead jt h«*art disease while getting breakfast [hi* morning. 8be w«s a/ed about 56. PERIL AMD PAIR. IF YOU FEEL WEARY. WITH A BITTER. BAD TASTE IN YOUR MOUTH, LOSS OF APPETITE. BOWELS ALTERNATIVELY COSTIVE AND LAX. DYSPEPTIC. SORE IN JOINTS AND LIMBS. FEVERISH AND ACUEISH. YOUR LIVER IS NOTIFYING YOU TO ATTEND TO IT. DO NOT NEGLECT THE WARNING. POISONOUS DRUGS WILL NOT SAVE YOU. USE KICKAPOO INDIAN SAGWA. CENUINE UNADULTERATED INDIAN MEDICINES. PREPARED FROM ROOTS ANO UbSBS. KICKAPOO INDIAN SAOWA Tot Sale at all J+mgyiot*. KICKAPOO INDIAN Oik not Sr iH Exit cf Piis. Good for Man and Beaot It Ohss Iramediat* Relief. It has 5o Equal Keep it ia the Hoooe. f TRY IT. Pnce 25 oeets per Bottle 5 Battle* for ft.00. «»i rora naro«T«T row tr. STILL R U M With C learing and Colder Weather Far Tonight and Thirds;. Wubiv.tos D-c —For New Eng »a 2 rain, clearing doriig the morciag, c Ider; fair Wedceaday eight and Thar? day; viodastnfttrg to the weal. Cau'ioc ary signal* displayed fro* Hauer a« to Eaatport. Local Foreeaat. Rostov, Dtc Tt —Toe Mora *ti cen >ra4 a ttay >igh ia toe low«r .ak« region and will move a.Vj sea Wed tie ad *y The teco&d *t ran appeared ia the x.rt®« B^rthweM. at.d wul ao»* rapi i? eastward, and a’a dun The plaii tiff’s counat 1, Mr. Coffin, in his peni g, s t forth that defer dant company built a dam in 1889. containir g two gaes and a wa#te way; aaid waste way was 2' feet wide and three feet deep; tnat defend* t placed flush board* ia the waste way and on the »op cf the dam, cau»i> g th- water in the lake to rite between three and Lar feet This veifl>wed the piece of road where the accident occurred to the depth of 20 toche* or more !'be defendant company bad neen rot fi -d to remove the fi i*h b >ard* and 'h* rcjiett had b-en durtg.rd.d, so that t »e road continui d to be submerged for a numb- r f wK’kn Plaintiff vi« irnirg hime from Pittsfield, her burb nd d;ivi g with due care and dili gence. 1; was necessary to pass through he wvter at that point, tb- home, a perfect ly safe one stepped into a bole washed out •if the road bed and under the surfac-* of the water; the horse plunged throwing buth cc apart* ou», the plaintiff striking on her head and shoulders and back on reck* that lav under the water and was in jurtd in a teiious manner from which sh^ nas not recovered tally and likely will never so recover. For week* the plaioiiff wa* in a helpless cond tioo, vomiting b.o id, rai»i gpus; that a painful g**inc trouble reniai> and she ha* Buff rtd cootifiaa.lv etr.ee the accident. Plaintiff declares it wa* wrongful for tbe defe,Djc 29.—Mitchell Qairtier, of BiddeforJ, a barber, it in a critical con dition from an inj iry received by falling from a curbstone while engaged ia a friend ly sculhi with Fred T^rdid. It is fea ed be cannot recover. pr Frank Gratton was arraigned in the BiJd'frrd municipal court today, charged wi'b the emb zz lenient of a sum of mo’ty left with him for safe ketpirg b» Mrs. H-nry Trem.* ley. The case was assigned lor trial tomorrow. Cyius Hill of Liman, who is the de fendant in a civil suit to be tried in the nupr nv court, in which Mrs. Ida Boston cla ms damages for domestic trouolcs, a1* lrged to bar.* been caused by HiT* selling ciJ*r to her Lu*ba; d. was brought before the Biddeford court today aid arraigned on ha liquor cui?ance act Owing to the absence of important witnesses the trial was postponed till Friday. Bv ao accident in the b dier room at Q A t rosmau C >’s box factory late this aftermon Eng.n*er Henry Ntson was badiy sc aldtd. He will probably recover. A FORGER RETURNED To Maine from Boston. Where He Snr rendered Him-self. Special to the Kt ncebec .forrival J 8kowhem Dunham had been at work in the woods, fof two mmtbs pay. This «*d-r was c«-hrd by Mark Emery of N rth Arson The amour* secured bv Dunham was 932 CO. He fled to B -ton bat got bard op and i*ami, g 'hat offle-rs w^re after bira 'i** w.lkel iutj the p i;^ s;*in Fri *y tight aui surrei-d red to lae officers a ca*r$e He claims Augusta ss his br««m auU was taken til list eveturg abcu 5 He w** a respect* d cit zen and a member of L- b*n >n Lo ige *>f j Macons. H» ’eaves a w- low ad t ur children, two tons a d two daughters. T. e dsceased -as about TO years ounders'ood me. I coakl not bare told him that a fa»or*d a duty n hid'*, a: d at som«- time in the ton's* f the consider- ation of the la-ff bill you wrote me an earnest letter pro e#tti*g »g*i st the tskirg cf bid's tr«m the free iut ard p actrg item j upoat'e dutiable list I rein a yoa Mr Hais«r*S letter and will be glad tf you will j send him mine. Ver> tru!* yours, W» McSijfLBr. Jtt Hon J in G. B »ia-. Washing to a 1> CV y EVERYTH lVi SETTLED And Reciprocity Arrangement# are Corn* plete with Went Indian Colonies. Wa*hinotou, Dec 29 —Reciprocity ar rsrgcuieu’s nave b»eoe tered i it j between S«ere ar* Blaiae and »h-j British minister j to embrace toe Briush Wes: Indian j co o aes cf J«m*ica. B*rb*does, Lee- ard ar.d Wind wad Inlands, ssoopt Granada, Trinidad an l Colony of British1 Guiana. It is «xpected the arrangement will go into operation as to the W-ji Indian colonies nam'd on February 1 next, and as to Bri ish Guiana, on March -'ll n*xv (he offli'isl proclamstion and correspondence win probably not be issued for 10 days ur j iwo week*, as it mus: await ib« notice of. tar ff legislation of the colonies re der»d; necessary by tbe arrangement that has betu enacted. _ Maine Pension*. Wasuibotou D C Dec 29 —Penslors hart- been granted to these M.me people: Original. Joseph B French, J >hn A. Merrnl William Young; increase. Dsmel C. Bilungs. Son-cer Gilpatrick, E'win A Frau. GrO’ge II Drayton; original, widow, Isabel 8 Leighton. New Maine Postmaster. WASniwoTou Dec 29—A H Walk, r j a* to i*y aiio.nud pisimasterat Lamoite B.-acb. Maine. HAZARDOUS SPORT. B»jh Holt n Powder llou-e How Did They Escape Death [Special to the Kknnbbec Journal.] Richmond. D»c. 29 Have you noticed anytii g wrorg down your way lately Mr. Sedgley said a boy of lender years to R. LI. White’s clerk at tbe latter stood driok ing a gl«s aged B ddef«e* of the Board of Lady Suigrn. Wasaiaorow, D-e. J9 —In ordor to ttu*c» ««>d 'he ■oecujQ to the pur pose* of 'heir or w ;icb educate u%i an! other priv leges hav»* teas graot*-! h*r, and t-> sbo* nal buf j uoirertal, o.*d that all ma.. profit by a free comparison of methods. Agenda#, and re J suits It is of the fits: impjitaQce tha*: such a fr presets tat. re collection be se ur»d f'om *vtr> cou -try as will give an ad qu»te idea of the extert aid v.lue of wa*t is being don* by woman in the arts, s.neno-n #nd irdism■» We will aim to show the bread w. e» who are fighting tbe battle of life me n svenues of employ meot that aid constantly b*t "Prwd to women, a d in which of these their *v»rk will be of th> BMt distinct value by reason of their natural adaptability. sentaiiv*, artistic tem pt ra’neiii#, and individual tastes; whas rdu catun will best enable them tn e: joy the wider op port u ic.es awaiting them aua make their work of the greatest worth, not only to ihvmselvr# but to the world. “ihe beard cf lady managers ha# decided that at the coming Exposition it wnl not a*.tempt to separate the txhibil of women’s wotk from that of men, for the reason that: as wcoien are working side by side wrb men m all the ft t Ties of ibe world it would be practically impoisbie, la m is; tn divide the finished result of tbeir cum bi led work; nor *ou d women be satisfied with prixes unless they were awarded with out distinction as to s*x and as ihe result c f fair competition with the be#’ w. rk shown They are striving for excellence, and de sire r*c gaitloo for only demonstrated merit In order, however, that the enor mous amount of work bei ig do' e by women may b* appreciated, a tabulated statement will be procured uod shown with *vtrv exhibit, stati g the proper ion of wnm- i.'s work that enters into it Th-* kpplicaiion blanks now being sent out to manufacturers CvntaiQ this inquiry. 1 he board aas been granted by sot of Congress ihe great ant unusual privilege of appointing members of i-ach j»»y to award pr i s for articles into which women's wotk eu ers. The number cf women on each jury will be proportionale to the amount or work dore by w men i i the corresponding department of classifica tion “Beaidet the expensive exhibit In the geo eral Exposition building*, women will lav. another opportunity of displaying work of superior excellence i i a Vr*>y advantage ius w.y in the Women*# Bui ling, over vh oil tbe B-ord of Lady M*n»g*r# will sxarc.se complete control I: is intended that ibis building and all its contents shall be the inspiration of woman’# germs There will be an opportunity given to th desiring it to incorporate intended exh bit# in the construction cf the fcu.l ’i g. u a manner both practical and artistic—such, for instance, as c#rv?d wall sooting ami Ba u*tr*des for the saiveases. cp-n carved rcee-s ornamental iron and t rass, ha*d ware, decorat.we tar*#*** and panels, A Any art associations or individual vonun wh) wish to place such decorations in tbe woman's building are requested to notify tbe secretary of the baa'd of lad' ma -agers a- soot- as potsible, in order that at rang ru nts may be made, the details of dimer: •ions sent to them in ample lime, and space re#erv*d for tie insertion of th« ir work For the benefit of aiti'ans and designer#, there win be a loan collection of ell face fan-, jewels, surer, Ac." THE INSULTING TONE Of Mattas* Dispatch Canned EganN Ab sence from Monti's Inauguration. New York Dec. 29 A Valparaiso special to the Airraid there is uut much fou daiion for the report cabled here from Warh.r g on tbai the Chilian ovemm-nt i* liaeiy t propose arbitration as the way out of the Baltimore trouble. It is rumored that the reason for Mr EganN abM-nce from the inauguraiio n erases was (he insulting tone of Minister of F reig i Afftirs Mattas’rpply to Preri (ieut Harrison's messag* Bmati r Malta*’ dispatch w»s regarded by Mioisver Egao as as grossly traducing bis veracity. KING OF SWEDEN ILL And Unlit for Dntif** of State-Crown Prince Acting as Regent. Stockholm Dec 2‘* —-The K. of New H«vrn. Own,. hs'«. a d fur n hi f g-.ods. flnanrialjy p«'o turn the boldicg was de e ed on Chri-rnes day Dis net At orn-y Platt of We‘tcb s'^r co-i'ry. New Tirk. b*s res 1 vei :o p s-nt tribute before tr# Hit gre:.4 jar, wfa; h w u pvobsMy re*u‘t m b. iod'* xment of the ficial'oftte N-wYo*k Or.tr*! sys tem togrtber wih Alb rt E. Herrick, b kernel. to who*e criminal n*g lgecce t .e recent accident was alleged to be cue. Mo? day right 800 Mexican tidier* ar rived in New Laredo. M-ic from Saltillo. They will proceed down the river at once m pnrvuit of toe revolutionist. Cham&er ab e uneasiness is expr*»»ed for tte company of United bts et cavalry which l»f l*-t F iday for socre pnia* down tbe river without a guide. Nothing has since be*n beard ff’si theta A v*r able famJy medicine box, Bxuch AM*a Pius OBLIGED TO DECLINE. S crsttrj Bliine Cannot Sp »k at B:stor, Jin, 7, _ i Oiing to till C BitOBfd 111 Hwldi of Its Elitii. _ Thi* t* the mum*, and the Only latM*. for His Dt-clinlm:. Boarow, Dec 29 —L. R. Lee*an of tbe j B*«tan Merchanta' Associate o today r*. j cri»**d the foii“wi g te.egram frct» Jam-* Q B-aine: “Oaiag th* private c.u e I *p ke of b« bra.in of M B atoe) i li bee tup i d to decline, much to wy re gret" Ibis refers tn h a-. n n ed ap pvaraoc a tbe dinner of tbe association. ELECTRICITY IX THE XAVY. Pnrtietl Experiment* hjr the C adet* at Anuapoli*. AaMaeoLia, D c 23 —The time preced ing tic Chmtma* b Maya at tbe Naval Academy wa* occupied by .hi* naval oadeia of (be n class won aoiut very mtvreaurg txprriuieni* involving tbe ttaioaUdcn of the revolutions of he arm stare ut the dv namc; the less of electrical tower in the dviiamt; ibe cal ult«'.u of tue resistance in an Lou at*d the trie cable such a* i# und on tn.i#l 8 ate* thus of war These ixp-rmuts were tuadr in the departin'i t i-f Fhystc* aid Chemistry, jf N M Terrv, A M h I) is head ax d L.tuts. W G, Cutl«r ft T. Wa ling, and O G Dodge, Kns’gn F K 111 I, a d Prof O. H. Banger, A M Fit D. are assistants. The calculation of the revolutions of the arma.uie of the oyuatuu is a very simp e experiment A rp e-i indicator tas u-nr.d to tbe armature, which indicated 1 500 revolutions 10 a nunuie The dynamo l* »;i Edison shunt macti ie, oid a ile.rat d al 50 lights of 1 candie power each l he it-at of ibe io*s of electrical fore* in ad.i.aii!) is a matter ut se electrical till lieocy of tbe n naoiu to be 94 per cent ut its prac ic*i p w- r The finding of the resi?tanc 29 —Ii is a roa'ter ef »ur- j prise I Mike K I f;llw»r« that i >n J of tbe b g ba»eb*li clubs In tbe country would m*ke a bid for »he plaver who*** re- 1 ase from tbe Chicago club foild not be purchased for 1 s* than *10,000 only t« w -»r)a ago. Tl \-t$ s ill mure asion 1*1 el to b arn that the B -stun c!uh tried t» a bal him on "me '.the* club, but! that no c ub wcu'd t»k h m a* a gif They hire Ja»t waned up *o 'h* fa t that the bi g p wer be* g »ne. l’he base ball craoas will be c*a kler than ever when they ie«m it was on M:k» Kelly’* account that Morgan Mu pby, the popular ytu'g catcher, wi I not p ay with the Boston club nex-e a*on. Io only one contingency did Murphy have any show of b.-ing a m -inner nf the Boston league team of 1892 a d that lav in esae Kelly cold be u. l >*d*d Kelly ia und*r co >trac w ith Bostrn f- r 1*92 at d there waa co room for the fourth cotc er It i* said that the B ■»-n club wou'd have b en willing to take Murphy in place of K-llv could it hav indued a ,y club to take the latter la: at Indunap l.s no club made anv rtqu»«t f »r ibn piayer. The T?o«u>.* Club tl u« beir g compelled to retain K-liy. to*-re is no room on the t am for Murphy, a- d be is consigned to Or t in art wh^rc he will probably cot be j averse to going with Com’-skey. Asile: from K“’.ly’e presence on the niue, th*- ti too cranks are v ry well pleased wi h t makf-up of tb-* enarapion leam for next i year. Long before there were ary ird; catiorf of p**ate between the National L^atuj and American AMvC’afi jn. i fsc*. before tbe player* left f >r tbeir home* at j tbe expiration of last season’# cortracs. j the club numgefflsnt wisely secured the name* of a*i the I*yer*. wh h»d made such a ga.iant and auc- e-sful fi ht for the' pm; oant to contracts for 1892. In addivou Mivetaa, who ia regarded as »h-* best pitcher of he Rt L u Brown* last season and one of the beat ia >Lo Asso ciation, and Tom McCarty, L ’ui- i bruhatt ouiU^er. were tin rrc.tred wdj Duff, h*s been signed to th* Club. Stcvry, Doff and Me arty w Ii form an a Sell that id all respects wj i be j he «qual cf ay that will be broujh aga’T.st it. and the great nfj id of 1891 remains intact, some great finding ma* be j Z9sei«d from the R>st->fl» I i*. however f. bstwrea that tie Bos ton team *h w« up in ad -1 of a y f competitors In CLafkacn. Nich 8fai y and Stivcrt# it p i*s«^ the stror g q >»r t t cf pitchers io '.he country, and if aoael ar.d Senretx play in their fj>m of ‘91 no th;ng wjn b* wani ng io th- cm U>rv i- part men* Kelly will nav* tc improve greatly ov-r bi# p aying of last gr&un to prjv* cansfartor*. and u ea« n- d>*-s be is b n g egational buren, B-ddeford, K W l ia Rader’, taiary wa# i creased from 10*0 k, *13 )0 Pat-nu have been granted to Georg W Bian-.’ afd, Wi'-rv i*e tlecrnc h aung tool; W;liia D.dge B sioe. car coupung; Jarr.es B R.ckiard, shackle for ve*ae! chain. Brunswick cfficeT* sej/>d twelve fcarrel* o* abort lobsters, 17*.5 in all. at the dv' t Monday nigbt, and right bare from G. L R-.beru, who was fcauimf *Jutm t-> wv, contaimning 1087 more. Fra--k C AJie borse ran a#ay at Swr, M »d*v cigp*, fell n da*(-s s r-e' bridge, and w>» r-o k by Co'doctor wu-*rR*’ tram-, wnich b*Ti).r etcoped le*wn t cell-a* pieadt'.'U was held hr* tomght. ProaLLot S.lh Leo. of Co umbta tVH g-, pr* aid'd. j I’rtaul t-.t G* ia of Authors; t«id: “No mao ia fu ly male a mao, be he college* br d ct i cl, u be tn*aaa bitnaeif Ha man be the hi g of hit own activity rut- 1* g wsu» an iu>i«rial oil! In ibe light of conacirrc# But whatever mar be the! strrrgth or vir u*s of m-n c.'tnmon’y called •self-road*'--of the man oho form* hit cNaiaC.er vutaide of school data, u bolds! as a pre-rm uent chars, temttc of c •Urge* j bred men. that 'hey have learnedi to d al ouh idea# as w-.l as j with facta. While business life and active profess! nti duties make of c. U g bred wen ro>»t 1 t-.’rs U predial cilU —nnnvboca: “bring u»i. ga to p*»s”— yet a man wiift aco. ege diploma, if he ha* fairly earned it, is all bis l>f hu i a ciut- i of the r paMic of id-as. H* is ©pen to reason lle kr.'os rld L*-t us ire up l the b vi-1 of our o*u bts. thinking, ia our social aud political relations a* »ei. as in our pnv* t life, Bine* u.f con viction clear lh>r* is no rea son why public (the should b r gardvd as “the sp ii*’ of a soc- eatfi.1 cam pa> g let u* staid forcivti servicer* fvrm Let u« a,c*k out clear-y on ad c salons, lu favor uf a c can honest ad mln.strad iu of city a-* lower U poll teal sffa’ta than in lu«n**« ffvts. Since we k well that buying vote is a stn aud a disgrau- i. is a wrong rasnh d of bovh buyer aul seller, acid the gravest danger that turea'rtia cu* free gov* nment, let us ap-^ak out aga.ust it. who ever Joe* it. Whatever the social position, wealib ar li flu noe of a tuan guilty of buying v.i or aiuatpung to gerrymander a oisir c*. whether tm belongs to your party or t:.» let him k oo and Ut 'h*- community k m*. it,a you h Id h)tu crinrnally guilty The q del to)erati »n of what we know to be uutuorai oid u d run e our own principles d relax cur own moral tone, lie helpful ly .•rotuunicaw* idea- Give out moral em »gy Let the light we have shine We do not lose m tal or intellectual power by giving in impulse to our neighbor. Fretid *nt Andrews of Broon V Ivt-rsity •aid “The mere in%t>-ri»l res >ur s do i oi conatnutn or create a floe civtbxatlun Wealth, u *cc S a .d act for himseif A 1 growth ia from i all and impulse toward a personality and a grooi g persoiadty ui»>*i»a the seit-i.irected iif> ml the light‘of reason, Hence, the college I m,*n Bhoul i be tn t with the ftWesi authoi- j native rsptrauons possible. Natutc a- ear fur the most perfect type of man. With) her i d, ed, t finest alon** survive. Itev |’iof G orge P Fisher, of Yale, »au The course of study in our colLg**l has been a n .oU deal ui d li d dun g the j iH'i 20 «*r 30 ears 1 he iucrean d imp t- a;.ce of muoeru languages, a-.hi« g grow h of oatursl ai d pnj ticai sciences have obliged coilegta to mme room l«»r other branches, “hi-hi were knocking iottdly for ai'misiiou. 1 here j is one IhlPg aw least that Uie uoiitg* ought! to do for a m-n; o n ol tiling fie] outfit to gain. The college Seoul awaktn wahin hiui the inul e.iusl life, ahouldl unseal his vi»i i, enaiding hiui to tiisCorn i “ihe thii g- of the •pint” and find driig't j in tto m Huo shall the i tellectual 1 fa*, j e/ k run d in coib ge.be k p. up after-i vr.tds r» busineas occupations 1 bav f I uw graduation? This is on- problem Oily re or two h tits «o*a*d the auluu *n if >t j cai» be giv-’o. Ot*e bv out answer is by rcadieg, by communion wi.h the sutlers! st fl».ed to ten .s er to 111*9 within. Here we h-ve to ni-et a d.lli iul y ariti g Irora the wri of time j 1 e prsc i si pursuits in this age and ihi* i ui d are engros-iog I. I* a help «o rriumi h*.r that it is no: messsary hi read ms »e4e should bs ab;w in give a reason for the fsith that is in h.m. It should be. also, virile, *:d ould include in it a s iOO-(, rou-i morality, with a healthy abh-rrerc's of all f .rms of called piety ’thvt la'* His q i« ity. D shoo’d be practical, o “cloister d v rtu\"i hut going forth to do g -d, to help th a**dy, i* lure new s.rmgih avd hope into thoa- w h-> h»ve fall* a .h^ race I'reai lent Patton of Pnacrto i ColLge, spr.Xfi upon he upportunitiet of tlie you'.g Si -o of i\ro»?»ica and toe reap nsib liaea of ihe college to them FIRE AT MAX HESTER, II. Nearly 950)000 Worth of Property Ik ntroy**d Tuesday Noon. MaP'HKvTaa N H Doc 29—The moat vi*aatfou- fl*-of years broke ou in »be Weston Hil. A Fitts block on Ei«n street, (bis (I'nD. c.myfi-teiv g*ltti g r.u Id ng a- d iuin.- v 'h-* s. k* ..f Fran* P B o t. 11 -U..-r. Mrs a J ro.l nrf si d J >s- ph 0‘g'-ao, b >*el g i>,u-e k*ep r oieun r-tnnu. e b1 tiding $800#J. nurat- t j- $7000; Mrs m i'. ♦•'FMJ. *i*o i!ur*fj.r >o VT-. K 035^*0. .-*ura fi2»>W.-0. Josepfi G*g. o $5'/) Th*-flr* ,jiu. b. arour.d a ch tnoey in ths m.Jiini'j f Ole BOARD OF CANVASSERS For Nf*w York State Decide the Di-pnted Senatorial E left long. Ar.ftaxr, S. Y., D*c 29—The a?ate b »r-l of v*. vasswrs m-1 tonigh.asd j: e four d sjuted a»»l*l distre't fwii w* ut* fif-eentb d.siri t t errt.! *\f i of e*tt’oo was awarded to (!e> berre, J) raocrat; iu the s x>e.j h district me c*rti8uaki was *w4f->d to iM-roy, Ftepuoli ah; In tb^ twems flf h d j 'rlet the rert fl ate t as s*tr,«l tn Nleboia, Dem c?*t, tn 27*1 district .''Hherwood's divirict) the beard d'.d not award uv* certifies^, leavi'g x io t»« Btn a:e to d«i«'Rur.e whether an* ctf'dilaU) w»* eketed io vi^w of the ova r- *k«>* th* wov.d g r -tmd, but a b-d c -ugh C--)’l xs >1, the sea-.imenl ou( of a tra d o e i: c j- e ^scafagair o sh -uid »!»a;a r-sort to Alacnr n*v Bvtahhi Cough ti* .',7-5-4rf-)lrcu i NATIONAL LBA6DB Opg'aln'ale IUcmselfffl ind Redmond on iho Elections. Ijbj Pl'isaat Words for GUd.-ttM oa Rsiciluf S31 BirttdJj. lYrnch Chamber Depot!** Finally A|*« |»ro»r the Tariff IHI1. Prou*. Dec. tO ~~K meeting of th* Nationa. I.e«g.i* wa* b»l4 he.* Unlay, with ,1 jhtt K l; dm.md in the chair. The meiu rvrt prea* N GRATl*LATIONH Tendered Mr. Gted»ton«* on Kemhiitg the Eighty-second Autiher^arj. Biaaair*. Dec. 89—The municipal aul... niiea of iht* plaeo waited upon Mr. l)Ud* e »..da* a >ti e mgralulated him up »n th.-aid am iveraary of hta birthdav Ki.ue.i luetub. r* of the British Club called upou MU) slid present' ,1 him with a ffjral I’fown. Tht* rveoirg Mr. Oiadatone vlalt f.t the club houar where he waa heartily L’i tigra.ulate.l by the member*. The Fleet Letting Together. Bi’KRo* Aimm, l»*c 89 The United Stan* war feast-' I* **p*Cted to i*nve I Rto de Laptaia to-day al*o three f th* vw»*el* of me American whue squad ron. Ihev have been righted flf ihe coast. Freneli Tariff Kill Eluolly Approved. Car.a D-c. 89 The chamfer of depn ili a loOiy ti v approved the tariff hill. The vote stood 39t» to 112. FOREIGN NOTES. United Stale* Coo*ttl Wililam T. Rio#, the o deal consul io the **fvloe, died Sat urday a Moflef .I h td* he position at prip-ul The Standard and Hrd Chu otnli io *« for* the bark vi«|trd >hc group eery e. veie v cat tier prevail.d, during wb ch there wi r* several tidal upheaval*, the r uli. (l ubtlrr, of tubmail’ie di* iUri n-,. Th'i'I w»g. broke high OVef me of the Islam** t The tlilt"r i-la o*. «>r K'Ogsuiill group, onn»i*‘* "f lh i*’»r, t* of coral formation, all low. ’tie nietur't land in the group Hot i*i*e-*dn.g 20 tel They ar*- fa*t wearier a«ay t*> the aoffon of tl iea for ymrs part a profltaMo trad© in copra *hark fin*, bcobe-de met and the u«u*l Island product* ha* found it* way to H drey from the group. Amefic*’.* »I»o I a f i d »har© of the bu*tnr*f trading from Han Fra i oirco uiakutg a practice of visitiug there. RESTING PLATE DENIED. Trouble Fxpcririirrd in Finding lliirial IMarr for Sawtrll'n Knnuin*. Great Kam a. N If D*c Jft—Baw ella b piy a •■ant order* and kuf oudy to B *ton, If Hawteir* UD4* i have a«.y plant, they art very in d t) .1* Mr. Kfg’riy la ratioaut and ap* p*rahtly ha# n.»'-" no pi*>*. Ha Ural tatted of taki g the body to B *dy to Boa ton tomorrow on the fl'tt train, hot now ho d not k .*jw »iiwi it vnl b«r tent. Law yer Wore*at»*r of K*cbe*ter w»* here thia afternoon and looked a*, if b -dy and had a conference with Mr Kigeriy. It la thought the body will rrv«r leave tbi* t'.wn t Li a t attrinp are feeing made hr mia lead the pah i a* the body i* r.ot wanted 1. t-re 1 f. r-pon that a prominent phjai an to prepare Ha*leli’« *keletou for ii*po**l neiuv- d by many. If th** body i« burled h* re a d p* .pie diaoover It, toe feeling strong .ha; It would undoubt edly fee Uf up IIF SAID IT WAS HARD To Oblige a Han to Go Hark on Ilia Own Hite at the I rn jurat. New Haver, Conn., Dec 2U In tbe in queit on the death of Mra Munaon, t,*» woman who *n myeterioualy nur d red In B i-Iton last week. Coro ner D>1 n di*f*iVer*d that Ilawlay, who w** au»p- t*d, had made a abatement to Th^i (lore Hamit of Anemia From Boa t; tn« f.-r.rr wa* able to l**rn that Ha*lev profea«*d innocence. In anawer io Be***: qaa#t«on wnether ha knew ibo guilty o.'a, Hawley antw^red in th* ffi maiive W«ien pfe*aed for direct Inform* I n, H«w.ey bant into tear* and '‘It’* bard hr man to go o. on bit *i/ Whether Hawley »ai 1 f ore ha» r.ot been learned, and wh 'het he wa* tr; ;ng to implicate bit wifo to ah eld hiro*14 h**« 1**11* /»f I* In M* 1»M. it h (PmcMa?. H»»Sm *«*1 f ***t*ftr*r On** a**d iw«ra ■•oo-.J *rvl *l***l*r» nr f Ant nay otter Every Mother i*»oi I.rwm«3rr In trvr hvrtnnr Orwa® CwM*, Wn* Tkro«t. <'*t*rrfc. TewaOMt* r «Me. '-r. i|.H'»d»fy 'V*** I T**»*f V-tv-t**** i** fvwty "T |jm»- ***y m*a a Bf» KriterM -n«n«r .nrapteir** hk. NoM «*vry -»lw« Ttv* 3* eer.ta, fidA l I nmtAlnt frM. U iOHJW* A I*«Om, fii—

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fail* ffunud. MHfU. IfWSUT, KS. M, MB. BOKLEIOK IXYNT, PCBUMSBS. TERMS: ffjOO Pa Ytar C1UIMI or coxnw m’.TT't. •9*m _ W*r C M» «BLB BOB TBS BMBBTATKW OB BBIW ft bbjbctbb oommocATioB*. ffvw 1 p"1 TUB Daily Kmmic Jocbbal may M FOW> on Sals ay tub Wajhibotob glfl kciAMt Waamumb, D. c. Hm Baafsa Pott is having bard wovk to ooBTtar* tta iMoeraliu breth •ran that Orwv«r ClftYftland l* not a back number ___ Ooly about a month ago l«ord dal la bury spoke of New booth Wales as “the only colony which we were able to clu bs I/O) unde colony,” and now that •Dtony, too, has adopted a tariff law.and Will no donbt soon begin to prosper as her slstftf colony, Victoria, has done nndar protection Governor Humphrey of Kansas U wine In takiag the matter of appointing a sue efts#or to Senator Plumb into hU own hands. It Is one f>f th** ronttluiioaal functions of Mf office to which Mo i- pu i«*d him It- Jrs »|» sorghum I am happy to fa' able to state that the process known ns the alcohol j.r»K perfected in the chemi cal laboratory of tin# depart incut last year, has, on being tested in the practical manufacture of *ugar, an swered all reasonable expectation? Thsre seems to be no res on why we should not. therefore, look forward with confidence to the day when Mm oae hun dred millions of dollars paid by Amcrt cans to foreign «;;ar pmduc-r* should be turned Into the pock r* of ur own people* The American KeonmnN: numbered among the contributors to its sympo sium, “Why I sin a Protectionist,” on Friday last, the name of that eminent individual, Santa Claus, of whom we have all heard. Bis characteristic an swar for the reason of the “faith that is in him,” will he read with interest. “I have," he says, “traveled the world over. I have seen millions of homes, and I know the chil dren of every country. I would not like to see the rich get all the presents, and since l have made my headquarters here I Hod that nowhcie in the world do the children of the laboring classes get so many present* a* in the United State# They all have uice warm stockings here, while the stockings of children in other countries arc full of holes or the chil dren have no stockings at all to fill. All soetn to have plenty of money hare saved up for Christinas, and that must mean big wages all over the I nlted States, and this, I am told, is because of a protective tariff So 1 shall always be a protectionist And let all the people •ay “Amen.” Santa ia right! Among the uew Industries transferred to this couutrv within the past year Is that of Basking cotton ties. They are ivoa or steel hands with which cotton hales are held compressed England has hitherto had a practical monopoly of these man 11 facture. and one quite large town grew Up there whose inhabitants have been dependent on the cotton tie iu dustry As there was no mani fest reason In the nature of thing* why thl* country, the greatest iron and steel producer, as well as th greatest cottou grower in the world, should de pend upon mill* thne th• u*u:d miles away for its cotton Mo*, th" McKlr.kv tar'ft* changed the duty 01 Mi m fr >m 35 percent, ud valorem t> l 1“ cents pound, constituting a tna'ttrl&i Increase. Result' American mill* bagao ucnc of i>: 1 i -tu pounds of “hoops ' Yankee cotton, and that, too, with pmet;.'Ally no increase of cost to the cotton planter. There is evidently a disposition on the pattof some of the moat prominent members of tb*- lVmncrAtio party to share with Mr. Roger Q W ills the politi cal ostracism accorded him by the BU^orUy of hi# parry A uioug these old time loaders is Joau G Carlisle In a recent interview the Kentucky senator gives expression to some view# that will scarcely meet with favor oaths part of the Gorman-Hill-Crisp combine that U no v rmaning the Democratic par tv. He de dares that tho tariff should be. kept at the front as a party Dauc. and U take. strong ground again.t the free coinage of tiiver. lie does cot ielitve that the •maiortiy of Uie busi neu people ot the Uaited States an la favor ot farther legU Mbs iatarftnare with the eurenev at •tan.” Be ngonU the (cBma put I by tathtaUoa ivaan aa -full of tt the country.'’ This Ugood. the ennif make Hr lathe I>ob oatap. make, a good point 1 he potato oat the fact that the free ctaofft oehame oA«X the CnltailBtataiota great maay HHitt ot doUan every yaar.'* Bn pttata oat the farther tact that trom February lO. to June 3&. l»l, tMa otllBgeucr. to nuwiy ATJ^AjU,^ wbkh has gone into the aast*a*i treasury to Che credit of the uxp&y t;* of the reen try. Mr 'arttile will make himself aa pop alar with the rulers of hh party if ha contiane* this kind of Ulk- The ‘other felkt are running party affairs bow asd they wi;i scarcely fail to Iticorpor ate j ato the next party platform a p »ak eadorai^g thU very policy that wSeoato* Carlisle to vigorously entom* It re mains to be *eeo bow loo g the Leotadcy KatomtM, will eoatiaae to.auad by fcia pOM acd flgn; far a aowjd exrrwey MAINE GOtfcIP. It la said that Che oew boat now beta* beilt for the Port laud, lit Desert and grb^y line will be named the “Pem* quid A. D. I.ane of AthO, a veteran of the Civil War who lost an arm la the ser vies, works fa th* box shop at the Bates MfU la Lewiston, where he earn* at much money making boar* as many a man with two arms. He says he can drive rixty ten penny nail* a minute and he challenges any man la the State to drive more bus with one hand than he. It wasa very Indiscreet Brunswick man who jumped into the pen to separate to bristling combetanu—a duel between angry hogs- He came very near beins faulty separated, himself, and won't be oat for *ome time. Th* carloads «t>on carloads of turkeys and other fowl brought Into Maine to supply the Christmas market, ought to stir up our Maine farmers to raise more poultry. Nothing is In quicker demand, a*l the year round, but the farmers do not seem to be at all Interested In the business. The high rates of insurance, occa atoned by the lack of proper facilities in case of lire, has led to a dticaaaioa with the property holders of fJherrj Held to device means to reduce the expense by providing a water system, and another season will probably witness a move roent in this direction. One of the feasl hie methods mentioned Is to conduct the water from Cold Spring Brook, a distance of tive mile*. The brook has an unfailing source and of excellent quality, for which there Is a demand for family purposes, and a careful estimate ahows that both want av her record they ought to be heard from Biddeford Journal: If Hfty thousand spruce and tir Christmas trees were senl from Maine to cltie* west the present season, how long will it take the society for the promotion of tree fanning t» restore the forests of our so called Fin Tree commonwealth to their former ex tent and value The wholesale slaughter of Maine's growing trees for the small ash returns received for them 1* poo economy at both end* Tonnage nowaday* may not earn sue! divide- d* a* formerly—say JO, :>Q. to l**r cent per annum occasionally years tine ago and yet many fore-and aftcri have paid something right along througl the dullness of the summer, and tin business of the ship Nancy Pendleton.ol Sears port, (foreign), is reported to bav me i a grsnt thing r b -iviug a*, i time when fonaei ftMRioaifiles !i*ii c when pastors o] all th evangc ical denominari mt he de ceived by :D.ssiai?ff as/ otbt r piaster likt t em—tiwy *r :n;-rr.*y lotkh. bat look' deceive Insist ^n bav.cg Ai co a s. toe only reLabie p.««ter ev«r pro duc'd. devSd^idAvfoitm Ct'm nY.auer—holt a»fa‘ -r our p.»ri*h. You ace* th* c ra'e jjvt Lam bo; *a r* vii« the rew«c:’s %*iie— Hoste*t —My d at' Yin (beck mel As the mm is superior to the stars so Dana's i> Miperior all other Sa»-Ni|MifiUss. There axe two kinds of degr. the fix Moat reoe.. Wmico, I« l*« «nk ku km HO air, mi aa Dm 13. C« far .IWffafarMKMikiifaikfat'lWi i-rotaMaira T!u>t« (rai »«ei Vo fa* itfigl find *»i*bfaf t*• m-APh. f.i« bam*r rrpjtt it Mr, aaa of ikr or— j ui,r far T laiakrr tha, ,b*r ha* tmkr.*:.—TU* *t*lci fiofor* S mb j i W-viiv S »t>h p-wl os two »i> hi*C -1-a ih -a:MS birr* if cl pTU!« b rTai* ,v 7 r:—T: p/»S"r fir it v:r.'. if. ft- »ri3» WM-' VM« l. r J~r J a a 1 —I fair"} ton r ,t: it. u- fa '1 i»u »-"i rot! far th» e'»® far l*S2 r nk t* -kook,* in A- •tvk.fi »|t*'0 ink" hr of J 1U.O VrOrmirr »UJ ,i»r of to Me t r o> ft# tae’. *u.i jvj waefa air T-«to.r i# u m«*H fa*' A:fr,4 3 t;t h.» 0-4 »o»r»g U-eftmcH for bra il :.i on onaiool thin, U kil P»r: of Aro.r 11*010 110 *o,;:b* oo too Mod ot Cotirt* raoidrao. A: Ou e.lkf, D c 27. iln mood ia oiikoot iti mill wntrr c.r .roi of mow—Tho fcoat rt reporvdrar ond OMtb .o rerf ptemr utor fa lok> —1 Orro arili bo o fisbufef of it* *re la#t Saturday F. II Master. N. Pnuifer; secretary. Mr# J- C. Chand ler; treasurer, J C Cimdlor.—This Mon day f Dec. 28th, i ground all hire. Quivooo. D-c. 28. ia this portion of oar county the f|*!d 1 are a# bare a# daring me lummer month* with no particular prospect of any thing la.* -ChrUtmai paieed very qintly at th;# place—The people of H*yn«evi!le had a tree in iheir hall. At Wytopillocb two tr***»e and two ball*.— Horace Rand recently opened a well stocked store at that p *oe.__g great d.al of hunting baa be*n dose it: this vicinity by outside parties both 1 with and without dog*. Several deer have i Kr..,ck lake and tv o) easily ki.hd t..y unknown parties,said panies i nrr v:ng ard departing ia the right —H»l;h I U >H,na work for W S. Clifford, eho: a *r -eu recently, the head of which, a fine specimen, was #ent to the Lincoln taxjr dermis) for moontieg.— Gsurge .Jodymere while crossing Ite Mattawamkeag riv^r at i hs point kn* wn a* the ferry hreke through the ice and a valuable t»o yoar-oM colt was drowned.—The fam ilies of M. J and A. B. Prouty have removsd to Wytopitlock for the win* uoprincipled person at the camp of N'jah Ililioian cut hi* aiugle a:.d double haraeise# in sacb a manner as to render them no fit for ate It i* to be hoped that the guilty party will be feuad. New I.imkrk k Mr I. K. Bradbnry who has saitsfac tnrlally filled the position of clerk in C I W I. Shaw'a store for the Isst four and a he If year* severed hi* connection with that firm last Saturday night. Mr Bradbury goes to Fort Kent to take charge of the rnre and keep the books for the Fort Kent Mill of which fl-m he is a member fli* place will be fill'd in the store here by Edward L>. Cile —Mr. John 8. Brown, an old resident of the town, had n slight j -.troke of paralysis ihe 20 b. iese but has I 9i.ijopwT:at rec ivcrr l from the effects of it Mr W I. Br.vra f Bsrg*--r l as beer oired s* 'irv^or of hark a: the nr.r.«r? this winter. White w aiting fur that bu i ness fo begin he is assisting in the store i Mthough the sleighing was v°ry bid Santa Claus was in towu las; Thursday night and left quite a number of valuable and useful p*esents. He is aa annual visitor who is always welcome. Sherman Mills. Coristmas passed very pleisaa.ly with three public trees u town.—Saow is gine and we are yet on wbre’s.—C. E. Robinson was in the field plowing oa Dec. 23d —C E. Robin on has gone to Lewis oi with 12 oxen and uno pair of three-year-ol steers to be killed for that marker, and brought there at a certain given price p?r pound—John Gosnel is surveying lots nl Dcd where tha Bargor and Arooaioak Ksi road line crosses to determine the dis tmee for the purpose of settling land dam age It seems to u§ that the pluck ac^ confidence of tha managers of thia enter prise insures us a road We are aware tha more money must be raised before the roand*y with fony five pupil*. M A. Bond is teacher—Mr*. M I l.l.hr.jo'. Mm. Vf. II mO Mr* B P. Brown arc visiting fri*»rd V■’=».-*eh:;* t F W. Lew.s report* *«rd»!i.ns ic Moseom oo bis firm. Dd A very reroaikabie winter in many ivspwris —The ball at th? woolen mill Is#: Thursday nigh a# a *uvce*» la tvery re*pec'. Thera w»r a large nu-3>b*r :n *'t b,1 *rc-, gool oriJe vis prir!*.rv.d aad v r* o wont away i feed tt ;t»*t they Lad frj *yed a p' a-arl evnnir g —Bc-v. M*. Du k y're*^bel »t the 3rt T chore ft#*. Bah hath t'ftksad of Rev. B C. We iv. nh. w»,,j was to h*v^ ti-’i n rre; ent fhere nre qii;t‘ a turn re of rn* t3vr;#peor’c *ick w r. r% o'd e •f fo: lime.— The instslla.i n f I office* if the Maacmc ocdiat has be-.n v s p>ced one vetk on ecc wot cf some or.ne tick, while others are ofcl g«d to be aw»y ‘his wei k—Uibert J jr kins l s a gneo horn cne nub'. Inst wrek. Wtal yea caugbing yet my fr-endfi “Of Qfurfe my cold is to better Well, don't ttvnd on the order of go ng bnt tn the druggist and git a bc?tie ui Dr- Bul>*» Cough Bsrnp quicx lie west, ard he was ifraightwa^ made hap. y. For btrne. tcaTJs. and ether wauadi Sal vation Oil has proved itself *o be th« b-*r r«H»» Jy ever c»*d. All druggist* *e11 if fer 27 cots a bottle. dec29J4a 1 *foira 9 Be. “Why is ju>tke represented as a wjdu FV B#cnute hir work it nrv#r d3ne.?* —Blair* G* z its. When you want the best medi cine ever made, use Dana's Sax iATAtiL' A. It will cure you. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Criteria. Wby learn a Snttera that will only leach Ton to cut only a plain b»q**e and aleeve, wheu the National Gar ment Cutter will teach yon to cat for any form a plain basque. Basques for stout forma with two under arm gores, Worth’s basques and French basques. Basques for short, square and round-shouldered people. Frontswith curves, with French dart, one dart and a tight fitting front without a dart. All kinda of wrappers and tea gowns, plain, draped and plaited skirt»,twenty-aeven different sleeves, outside garments of every style. Collars to every draft. Children's clothes a specialty, and all kinds of underclothing. ‘School hours 9 to 12 aud 2 to 5 every day 7 to 9 Monday, Wednes day and Friday evenings. £3? Tenns Including System and Teaching $10.00. F. W. HUTCHINSON, BRIDCE ST.. Over Turner’s Marble Shop. nov’Adcod&w AHHOOHCEMEHT. I would call your attention to the fact that 1 have, au immense stock of JEWELRY, Clods and Silver Plated Ware, which I am closing out before re moval to rav old stand under Hotel North, a' prices lower than ever offend lu August 1 he following are a few among the elegant goeds I have suitable for talhl Gshl Heads, Chains, (harms, Lockets, Watches* Pens. PerciIsi (off But'ons. Collar Huttons, brooches, Lace Pin*, Scarf Pins, OpdraGlo&He*, Field Glasses, Telescopes, liings of Every Variety and size, Silver K fives. Ftrks, Spoon*, Children’s Sets, MherSets. 1 consisting of Cream Pitchers, 8ugar Bowls, Butter Dishes, Spoon Holders Water Pitchers. Etc I have just received an assortment o! Gold Commandery (harms, Come early In the week aud early ir the day.thus having more goods to selecl from and avoiding the rush. A. M. WIGHT, Hill k Macaaber Blocl, near S. H. Brito. d*od idjai 1 0s HAYNES’ ARABIAN. BALSAM One of Mi, Beat Medicine* Ever Invented for PERFECTUD IIIEOMTE RELIEF i« cases 09 pais a«» lvfuijutioh. Tta!» BSoeUrui oompouod is acbinvinf tins Xioel Klgrml triumph*, MtoniBblr* many «rbo riava 9oaw Pioa to iim by tbe o**TVdnry whlcb idBeuae til*-to of t-besrsuff*^.n*s beat txM«n*lly ui inters* ally. II is safe and certain In Its action. Abr Burnt, Priicntnc. KryPvrfot, fn/tnmmtitio* o' the Kvrt or Bout it, Jti-a-V, V>wyAWi Jftwso (urn, ftilii tn Rice c~ 'AcuUerw. TVs*, (tore Throat, Croup or Jr-’-rvcMi'j. Priem 25c. and t» 1 i ly.1** w+rk K«'A r K.PiBTfin«)VPS«Bd SAW. £ir« JKcITKB«i Bowdich.Vebsterl Ca wants tssjs. wars *»*f** twr ■'Sd at rei« FOWLER HAMLEN. -O Owing to the continued mild weather, we have made ANOTHER MARK' DOWN IN FURS, a Including Muffs, Capes, Fur Lined Circulars, Etc. Also Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Outside Garments.

FOWLER HAMLEN, AUCUSTA, ME. l *,T30dtf -AND TOMORROW Bargains will Disappear The Sew Goods, Fancy Wooden boxes. Leather goods, Bocks la elabo rate bindings, Bcoks in plain bindings. Bocks of all kinds, liocks that cannot fail to please you or your friends; A1 bums that are the very latest in design; Novelties that are conceded to be the most attractive that ever have been shown in Augusta. All these arc sell ing rapidly. Today and Tomorrow Bargains at F. H. BEALE A CO’S. BOOK STORE. d*0£S '»f Fresh! CONFECTIONERY -made by JOHNSON! Having made arrangement* with Mr. J. 1. Johnson for the rale ai d control of bn confec tionery speci dtiea in Augu*ta, we rbnll offer tbU :mt p koj. J. L. JOiiNdON. novlldtoljan A SONG FOR XMAS for Cbrietmaa. You can now afford to provide your home with the deligbtf which only n piano cm fornieb. HALLET DAVI8 Piaso* lend the World and Higgins Bells them. Call at 117 Water 8treet, C. L HIGGINS, Dealer in Musical Merchandise nzd Marie of every Description, Wholesale and Re tail. tfeclMJm MOTHEB SAY8 I MD8TITT -in lojoee otu*~ Song* and Instrumental Pitcea At tew tent* eaeh twelve for a dollar. Bead for a catalogue. 1izstc mailed tree of ebsnt «a fwodpt af price. iksnm Mssic depot, smm, k. 1 „rtM« HALF PRICE SALE For the Week of Dec. 28th. Erery article on our Toy, Plush, Celluloid and Pipe Counters will be sold at 1-2 price. All goods narked regular price and you pay 1-2. THE BAZAAR, Wright Blackington. Augusta, Maine. octUdMWedFiiiwftf ■o STAMPED LINEN GOODS, TI3DIBS ane Mold at once, on account of ill health. L. M. Grosvenor, ■ULZ.OWLI.L. UL1L. rs Are rt >ati*g to and fro. An* cough- and chills Aad otter lU* Prevail, you didn’t rt*e at moru To shove! off the *now. "Hi Henry's Minstrels In Monian Hall tonight. la the morning loo cold t* snow, ia tbs evening rain. Tho W. C. T. U. will meet Dus after noon at 3 30 o’clock. Tho annual church meeting of the pr«« BipUstf takes place tonight. Mr. J. W. Harlow picked almost devel oped msytliwer buds Saturdiy sf.crnooa, up on the river road. The funeral of the late Ira D. Sturgis will be from the residence on Grots street Thursday afternoon at two o'clock. Tho Baptist society are arranging a grand re union for Thursday evening. It will be a delightful occasion for familiar greet ings. There is onixbibition in D.P Knowlton* store a handrome nod natural water color pictnre of Uoy Sewal), Mr. Harry SSevall's little eor. |The fine Singer sewing machine that ia to be voted away at the Cbli-.ale While fair if on exhibition in the large show win dow at E E Davie'. Four drunken men were arrested yester day acd taken to the jail, one o'her was put in ihe station and four lodgers were accom modated there last evening. There will be au installation of offlatr* of Aeylum Lodge, I. O. O V ,of this city, tho eveniog of January 8th. Mr. Fred Mcw*r*. The Free BaptiiU "bold their annual church and cotfsrecce meeting at tb* »«'ff of 'heir church tbi* evening. To anabls all the mrmhsrthip to be represented at annual conference the pastor has s«o* 1 circular letter to each resident member of j the church aad to each non-residesi member so fa* a* the addreis of i the latter could bs obtained. Tboer not able to be present have been re* quested to scad tome brief word of rene** ceneecralion aod Chriatian cheer. These meieagee will be read by the pastoral this meeting ae the naaea of each are reach*1 in tbe roll call of the clerk. The meetief j promise* to be of unusual interest.

Local Notice*. j lOrBand. circular sawing and in foe beat possible raaonef at Hiram Clar A Co east end R. B. brtlge, nsvaOows W« in m»saf»otorto* xbd impro.ed bfo..ebt.l Ioxxmx, «b*b Dud. *.n»* xcll.ru «U»,M«oo xx x rdf lot xll lbroat »(f,cUoni. Vox -j'1 (h.i implex,xnt Dcklin, or "not is “T tbrost wUl b. IMUXSIT W*" tbx It P'lxx 10 MM. xtoxrxtxM. laoMixox Co-.DiJJJ". Fxllowxll. M»._—'iW1 Children Cry for Pitcher’j Cftdori*. ^■fareiasif

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UHttMiL n» inter* mnmi in Tin Tteiif to. Itefcte BtoMk’t Cm to *toj l4m-nretoOilTbli«er|. Thtef* at the i 41 are very qa** to Mia vtotot to baas a mt «Mtol ttov ta fat. •a account of the small aaabar at pria Uatil raeaatiy there srero but 34 to epotoraapf, aad Teecday amtoi ft# astoto to aafy gone ap t# M Tbsitoay will m# Ibis aembor materially totattod far Horace Ingham, rumeelter, from lit. Verna*. to for four months; Oootffo HaadJy. BtoflaJd, draah, 30 days; to.hto Dad rick, Augusta, droak. 20 days; aN ga oat, tboir sentences hartog expired. Ootoga Laebue of Waterrtlte, who to torn coa flood to tbo j to fear mouth# fat Hqtof selling, proposes to pay a flee of flifl.OO rather ;baa remain to jui aa *d dutonai X) day a. Ha does aot think It a ▼ovy p!saeant place to spend bis Urn# it. aad prafars freedom. The lessor corridor ie now reserved for tbo tramping fraternity. Thase art the mast unpopular cells m the /to, banco their net. It is a feet not geoerally known that (he prisoners art allowed a discount of two days oa each month by tbs *h«riff for good coadaot, good work and staadtoaas. Sheriff Stevene anticipate# thet the num ber to jto will be less than ever before daring the eomtog winter. On Monday, Jan. Uh, Wally Stmpeon, ramealier from Winslow, goes on, bis nine months sentence having expired. A Jot;a*ai report* r ceiled on Harry Vllllere, the genial "k'icg of the Tramps'” engaged to reading over his well worn oopy of Shakespeare's wh cb he area as a diary aad note book. Harry shook hands quite warmly and then began to talk ah oat himself aad bis vatic d experience*. Bel ore long bo •aid, "It Is a rank itjsi'.iQO to call m a professional tramp and to say that I never work, look hers, a::d turning a blank page 1 to hie work be showed a record of his sum asms work which itnwtd thet hi had srorktd over months and had earo*J over 9 177 Bat it’s ell gone,'’ bo said quietly. Harry tpik th« miraing train for Allstcn whrr# sb* will spend tne New Year kol diya with friends. She will then go to W*?v ham to make her grandma her a brief v‘ait. Mr. and Mis. 8colt Si*p«onand little •on Clemmie. who have beta vi Hog Mrs. Simpson father. Mr. Joho Ward of this cily, during Christmas wtek bi» of 4«* is tkla wolf, kao olc>m fire te kooftof to ptoyof coaAirtaa aa4 to tom wamtou f jf ntonci too Mam fliu mute Uado to Kaarekec eauaj Tktookan boon bread tola a book that it Old wttl MOB ka ir dared, aa Ibal to nUt to ttaa »!U ba oaij Ifca ware of a aoaiaat. Baton Hr. Saito bit spaa tola ntorr uareal toatoad. too flare wm pal to a drawn, aad if rep pi rare wiahad la comnli thaa. toa vhala piU kad la ba aravkaatod. toeoaiaa of which tbay rapidly I baeaoM wots by baadtt&c Soma of ifcaao art rt>n and Put iagton, Waters ill# HoUiagsw^rUt A Whit ney. VVtoelow; llelUogsworth 4 WbUney, Winslow. Hollingsworth A Whitney, Waterville; West Waterville Village. Eze kiel Page fl «ld of Augaita, three plane of I jfwt Grove Cemetery, Augusta-, Elm wood lot and the middle field In Wstervtile; Sehxsticook Fells Cemetery, Iljmesteed of Ichebod i’laistsd. Crosby Mill lot, Ceme rery to Wayne. P oo of land incladed in suit of -limes vr. Dearborn, Lit 103 south side of Cobboeseecootee river, Gardiner, copy of Winslow’s plan. Lsnlof Hora.a and A. F, Paxiiton, Waterville aui Fair field; Capecook Paper Mills, GarJiner, Bridge Place, Augusts Areensl lot, Au. gusto; Crommett field, Waterville; 2 3 of southerly belf of Lit No. 11, Gard rer. Division Use between Vaisalboro acd1 Augusta, Townahip No. 4,3d range between Kennebec and Penobacot river*; 38 tits surveyed fox ILB. Dinn, Waterville; plan for Ker.nebeo Land and Lumber Co in Pitteton; Dr. Hildreth farm; O. B. Cla •ao et isle, Gardiner; Lit M East of Kenne bec river, set off to Isaiah Williams; Lot 3*-. CobbosirecoDtee trie;; Bel grade; Ettey acd Kimball land ia Waterville; Gay lot, Gardiner;! East Hide, Kennebec river; Gege Place; West Hide of Areenal St. Augusta; Beacon 1 and 8t*v*y lot*, Waterville; G» A- A II- P. Miiiikco; Weymouth Jones Homestead; Drummond v. 4ones; Homo Farm of Thos. Bobbins, Vassal boro; Bowman Point trac\ Raymond Smi. 2,; house lots south cf Western Avenue, Augusta; Moses Spr lifer* plan of ship yard Gard iner Hamad Cony etals, Augusta, laid of Walter Boitoa, e»*t side Kennebec river; land of Jas. Bridit-eot, Gardiner; M. C. It R. Co., and Lockwood Co. Wateiviile; estate of N O. II Puliifer; Richarl* Ps per Co Gardiner: Dradstroet Lumber Co. Gardiner land uf Samuel Lane. Aunnts; Cony field owned by Jus. Brifge, Augusts Stapleton. August# William's Field bo tween Green street and West. Ave. Augusta; Miiliken U«:r Winslow Weston land, August*; Baser• o r eiu-. Poor F*rm. Au«u*ta; land in Chesters ill* oentd by Lowell Eaton; K»n. L ck A Cana’s Co. No. 1; Military Aeyiu®, Togas; Houre lots on Pish s, award by D L Mllliken, Walersiile Death of Hr. O'Bricii. The .Jocbnao is pmicel to announce ths Jeath of Mr. W. P. O'drien, proprietor of the Enterpri«e Stock Farm. North Parish this city, which occurred very suldenly at his home in Randolph. Mass., Mozdsy morning, from spoplsx/.at the early age cf 3t; years. Mr. O’Brwu was extensively engaged in the biot manufacturing basi uess in Rudolph baling large factories and employ mg many workmen. About a year ego Mr. O’Brien leased the well known Dr. North farm in this tiwn. and having a great !©vs for horses designed ‘o make it a stock braed ng farm where be could spend his sum mers aod erj iy himself with bis fsvirhes. Hit last visit to the firm was in N irember last, when he made plans for tin* enlarge ment of bis business. and was abou; ti ,-nr chase au Electi inset s allion a; the large pries of flO.OCO to add to bis cumber of fine bors:s here. He laid oat a large sum in fltiiog up the stables and buildings at the fsrm, an placed .t ia charge of Mr. W. 8 Lemezo, as suietictsndent. Mr. G Brien ba! at the fsrm eleven horses, valued a; frr.m #300 ti *1000 etch, wli'ci are sil U» flie condition. Yesterday, Mr. Pet* r Hard, one of the seho tnenof RtrdaJph came to AugueU to look over the establish ment and f. u.d everything ia eaceU.'nt shape. Mr 0'3r:et»'e lease of ihs farm has two years longer to tuu.azd our people will be glad to learn that tba establishment will stii; bs carried on uiJer Mr. I.union's mxnagemect. Mr. O’Brien wasansxten •Ire property owner n Randolph, and a ge: trees, large h arte J tnaa who will be greaMy miseed from tocivl acd business circles. He leaves a wife acd four cbilJre-. EhHU«4 so the Beet. A’l are entstKd to the beet lhat their 1 money will buy. ro every family shou.d have at one?, a bottle of th* beet family remedy, Syrup of Figs, to cleanse the sys i tern when cosiive or b lious. For sale in i :»■>, n?fbt mare, dry cough. >mo-bering. dropsy or hsart dLeire jto iiv Dr Mil -s’ uoe*l l,»«r. piiaa. s.-reUranre- L»»«rel.«a foi 1ms, *chtx. Ctototre. Smtofett. miMfat ,uro-t’ 50 do— 23 cti 11 *T01m I aeba. oaarmlfia. r.pTcu#**?••- »fc.3 ih. u,e of Dr M.l..' B.I.T.IO! SiTTire ,uch aniani o 1 ...i'f b. prowoul. D'itt ;,f,cuor. .30 h- B^O,r* .ll, W«« FafVlJU. t»a Sao* i O, oi S>»'u«. N Y J C Wj-I.BU!, i Kick sui hoc4,ad. o« ato-i* ■la ,h. af.'wf wii.r ti,.,..*, k«w It coot.)3* no ro:*T* Tr.al 3 Atka or. 03 V r.oai U-ioa*'-- Bowdudf. W.bret*C» d -tdA-lf FOR SCROFULA scrofulous humor In the blood, Ayer's Sarsaparilla Tho moot economical, ••fa. speedy, and effective of all blood-purtflars. Has Cured Others will cure you. Bowdiich, Webster l Co, u t» ONE ENJOYS Both tho method ami result* when Byrup of Figs is taken; it is pic ami.-, and refreshing to the taste, and actn gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys tem effectually, dispel* colds, head aches and fevera and cures habitual constipation. Hrrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro duced, pleasing to the tasto and ac ceptable to the stomach, prompt it its action nnd truly beneficial m its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, it* many excellent -pjalitieo commend it to all w-d bar made it ths moat pop -srtedr kxswm. ray -p if r 1,4 is *c. !i. 60* ana B tut 07 s,i gnia 07 it jublo d.-. gg a who nuty cut i t.>s it -a h*rd v!J pro cure it prwrf' y for wnj sow who wishes to uy it. Its not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIO SYRUP CO. ns* ntwcisco. ch. WmfHU, nr new fgaou* Saltings aalartad Puhruiit! Kuutili Paraph irualia Cultivated Slngsra Phllharutoulr Nolo ••ri lisstra t Tal- nt* »er* Tn^tn, Office, IIablow Dt.ock. Auocsta. octld«s>d.tn» j inn YOU READ? UU YOU ADVERTISE? Vs Give Ciob Gates On Newspapers and Magazines. Subscriptions and Advertising i sissj mm mi, BATH, ME. HiRRT C. WEBBiB, XuM« fceMdff. Bowditch, Webstar to JONAH 3SNS! 8xi Vice ait for Your Oonsldoratlon _ 1IAVIH Nice Lines of 8moking or House Jackets, Silk Umbrellas, Club Bags, H H II v m A M- le'BH ft 0© f«rl2 A fc*aJ» •‘hoc I sda*.-* ill Ire form r Frtd r. J at. nary IT. at-Oil f I If.w«in »*nnw fiWf r tf I Ren*Nn aHy, U M. PULLEN. O 5c? ix Uxtoa Hall. cettjtftf X-MAS GOODS -._ |0- 3VE QALIjERT^S, 5 1 s oe S CORNER WATER AND BRIDGE STREET8, AUGUSTA.3 5 BARGAINS Dress Goods, BARGAINS —IR— I BLANKETS 9H]£S, Table Cloths, m>- ___ NAPKINS SHAWLS. ^8j£.l.r lS* and Towels. drvir»|Mvc?4 |aaBHaHH|a||||||BMMaMVM| -FOR La Grippe OR INFLUENZA. -AND PREVENTIVE. My original combination of Aconite and Belladonna with other remedies, well known to both Allopathic Homeopathic schools of medicine, has proved by test the best yet for curing this disease without leav ing unpleasant after effects and complications. Sold in convenient paekfges wi'.h directions for use. Price 25 cents. Mailed for 32 cent'. CHARLES K. CARTRIDGE, Chemist end Druggist, Augusta. Maine |jlttlRS. "si" (Jouches Shun Shams. Cbiirs. People generally ontalnine vi* pat* and i-havd on ,i So* •■lity o: p*ppp'»ci*»id. It I* onr purpo** to p'o»**er a copy of tbit a-Amly Aria* t i *v- ry t-UBfomor r ♦bet* puTcb:n»ed aea p;id for trod.* to t an ount of f 40 or ov*r. or fkr* r over on Hj«r*i!tn*ijte. Wen f* vor* Thanklo! u onr nuui* rou* urtowrr* 'or th- many favor-* •-xtead*-1 to u*.» nd w*i t.*.pe no: oa-y to retain tftflf ev* mi', bat that of their frier.] We are awa't that no •drertl**-m'-»t rffr. rlve a* well pleafK-i p iron*, and *r have adopted :hie plan of expreawng enr app* cia’lon of -V patlonage acerb 4 to u* by car --v-coiwer*. al*> with ti»*' hope of exrendlog our did*- of trieB-1*. thereby incre• »iog onr tra# We will bs' a an a*p‘1' •apply of thi* w>rk for all onr utoweri. o’d and d*-w. Notwith»f.»nding «hi« offrr. onr price* will b W>w if not tower than M-forc. We ahull oos’ione 'o wa*c*i the mark* ciofr'.y and hope to df*;vc motr than ever the condldrnoe repWw d in u*. Ol'H STOCK OF Furniture, Carpels and House Furnishings, Is the largest of any house in the Kennebec Valiev. f jWa buy for Spot Cash and can give the LOWEST PRICES. PREBLE KEENE, Gardiner, THE GREAT HOUSE FURNISHERS aa rtif _ RICHMOND VICTOR HiilUn —roB Hot Water or Steam. ama fin phi* fiesi hi b-ii. j -USE!CELLED ICR I Fine Rcaidencee, Schools and Public Uni I dingy*. SCOSOMT. DURABILITY AKD BABB OF MASAOtXBSr. FINE PLUMBING A SPECIALTY. Uand tor Jllu.tr.tJ*f COMING Artistic -y^1 Lowest Designs. ZVC Prices. A rOUTAHK .1«W. KNOWLTON LU* just what you want. Picture* und Frames of all Sorts, Kinds :ind Condition*. Crayon SEE. Ready Frai^ng 153 WATER STREET, Made Specialty- AUGUSTA, ME. Frames LOVlftitOjPDl OF COURSE YOU ARE GOING TO THE WORLD’S FAIR AT CHICAGO. PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS OF^ New England Transportation Co. Hns. CHA*. J. Ch^han. Clubman Bunking Co. Portland, President H*n, (Ex County A' ly. Cnmti- rlaod Cj. Portland, Op Atnrcr. Col. V. K. B*»o i miv, (-n. TraimporUitoa Agt Ticket* provide trao'portatlon, board, lodging. minimum to ground*, traui/*T an! life fnruraie, *nd are Hold, payabi. in Monthly Inotaf iments. everything provided. N care or annoyance. PRICES FROM f34 TO S82. Mak- application at on*4 and begin to buy your ticket In order that the inoDihly payim nt» may be *m»ll*r. F. V. SAWYER, Gen. Agt. E. H. WALKER, Local Agt. im>v!lieu ;iru The C'li4’i>a 8tov*»aoxl4eaoe, R T «j. K H JACHMig, Pre* Portland Raving/ Bank, Portland, Me If ENMY EX A LA,. Vlce-Pr** So.T'iu Rntiou*. Bank, halia* T*xa». STRICT IN I KSTIIIATION IN I ITKD- H ri'» for Circular. sun 409, EIS9M9E I9I10III STATE STREET, R0ST9»,MS».. LEIGH WINGATE [ISTABLIBBKO SM1.J DEALEBB Ilf Coal for Augusta -Ajrn—— 11A LLOWEU-. j A cixtfce MWtawn! of t^XAtii «oaU of th* u*«t 'jiAtti;, iAclodfi)* u»« Celebrated Red Adr fro* bfmiM VA'tof. Bo r*J7» expoaor for 4e»rrrta« eoal w>A«*u*t» eadteawr*. I Bend te /oar ordor* by adi or take a HA* oa th«* f:\ttctAs can at oar np ate to pareha^crt droRo-ftf gyiMaa MU lfa« PwH Hm* 10 rut Cfcar. aaft£*t>4 ly RAYMOND’S VACATION EXCURSIONS. All rlA?ffUa.KI mcr.l DAD. A itrmmt |.«r h|r SPECIAL TRAM THROUGH EUROPE. Th# party sifii svs Xrw Y ork by PriBtfe tain* *>M«tr “Ls Bmrfac!ni»d» Pabruory i», and b« abaan it* days. d»i u Karo, ffi s*lt» to Biro, ■>no 1 »H*a tbs Ri^a) Ks a*. fcwie*. TfWn*. Crfoitors of a'leiaowra Bo va Pc*!b. «HiiaaiiMpir. 'tdd«y« Mott* M/f**»-r« vtd inr >>a#jlpilvn ft/color RASNOXB A WVIITCB1VB. £#■4 vroahniy oa St. opp. Ect -il Bt„ B'Mon. it*i$ 'kto. Jr' :fam DR. OUS. C. STARKEY t SON. ■paoiAXMTf —i»— DISEASES OF THE BLOOD. Offioe, 81 8mm Strut. I M^iun, AVjjttSTA SAWBBS MM. OrganUad ISLAM, Utkin loons, 123 VitirSL rvl.nu-WB. B*M. Tt.wu inu.. UU,. MUWMI nCmb, JTli. Mul,;. ivfauu. rwn«Hi ui piwu w ibmnm u» •M bat of «mri bosis. iBtaTMt (*U or Mlrtlll tB BOOMftBl BB Uw« »rtS WsdassMoy of retnMry bm UpM DofOfttM Mr rs«BM>t Of u* fSBM ill tBBS*. SB4 socobbu srv suiotty sbbMbbUaL j£KStt*«r«J^5sa it ■him Maon. aafMtf BDW1H C. DC DUST. (Mum G. M. BASDAU, B. D. VIM V TM UTl M. I t HU, STATE 8THAET. ■•m i* a. m r. a. uttntr. a _ HUMIl M WHITKHOIMK, « lno» tut- TOM' Ui*a cali at enr,f and oaf ftoct of Mffm* CHUROH LOCKE. •aa.aM.rsnr UNLIKE «U OTHER ADJUSTABLE KHOES AS OR IT WITHER IS SEC*. Initially Cmltrlibli IMtllWIISMfWOU itiats^yiut^ it it is Rrvlk*£^Mi|R|Jtj2 wir r f nAM«Nf >Tp*rf*r *T> Comte* «f Du’BN'rTy UBKSiar^ ■rVsft, Vfffi RIB »pprc „_ 9 ciate tt at tfcgM* I “Mwih" mistalle Mis Aiiifrica's Latest Tt>e WuddYlfst a.tv. i.. u.auty: v«„ now i•<»*•. CMSOUDATEO SHOE CO.. Manufacturer!, I.YLVN, MaAS Pot Naifc la a by It- it- IIEMET, IM Wab r Btfwt. aafeodNa OHO ECSST BREAKFAST FOODS. 8olect Crains. iain-Cook«<J Patentoti. Hulled. Healthful. Digestible, eliclous. ain Food!. Foods rUaOtiieaL ihadWftftaOata.) ALSO* .(LIMteliieat MmbWfMItarMT <nMVr.ll SOLOMON gFis

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6xrfi«r atorrtumflrt*. DYEE HUGHES, Piano and*Organ Manufacturers, FoxoRonr, mb. JEiSSiiiriS*v* {TJT^r^T. KpSt -V'**" f,b:K ■row, In. Tart. lt» mbana‘> Sar*i»p*rtila, f' Hood- r 1 iyif'l t bO -87 Brown’* Burdock Blood HIMer*. i "0 75 L’uitoura Hc*olv«at, l 00 Green’* Sfervura, Mb *4 Ifcott’* K®*d*k»n. Puln-'- |*ry Comp., t r*> Ai wood’* Hlttc/k, COtionra Halve. 30 Wl-’or’- Ba -him. 30 Syrup of Hg*. 30 o. Carter'* I.Hrf IMU*, /K* AUoock'* Plaau ra, n -W St. Jacott'a UH, Sheridan’* Cob. POWdnr*, M Gar Me Id T"B, A Cailcura Swap. la*Hlan, ti>- Fuo* Powder, flyer'* PM*. I Porow* Planter, *5 15 .Jh K!y‘« Lmun rJaon, 80 3H Remember ?h« above prior* am for the geiiulnc nrtl I* «"l:ig ya'* ut ntedkda* ur* cou nterfeited Mu* j>«ghr much paiaut *t edict Be b v«* tvarne t it hr fie hard •••anter, eapc r|* at*-. 3 a wtlJ not -my And that I* I* to your ad van* a \v trade Wilt. .1* for the mason 'hat we «HI vou the original standard artlol* only nt *N" that I i money to v ur ponket No oiit-i d* af. r' m the Bint a of Maine have trw affrt'd *u imnli»»lng firm Watch til* «p*. e from day t day If alii pay vou man. goes hard dollar* to take advantage of thia ohamo lieiiiember the place Anyone here will direct yon to THOMPSON CO., Registered Reliable Drug Store. At the Olit !>r. ftoiet* Store. HALL0W£LL MAINE MVWMdkwlli me less mm. KkNMMlK' l.OLHJk No 4 K A A. Sf An nual meeting at M*«>'n‘- llall.Watr* Street, ,>o A'ednncdny evening. Nov. u, at 7 o'clock. All manon* aojourtUrg io 'ity tuv cordially Brltml. I M IlngKRH. W S. -I.j Jonra.hi'O TBRL8ALK1I RuYAl. AHL’H 4 HAP1KK, NO #1 Stated ConvocaMnn. Ihnr«day evening, Bov It, at 7.10 o’clock, tu Maacaic Hal Watcr Si All K. A. Maanou w.journing tn the city am oor dlnily Invited to attend the me-ting* MARM*vi. A Naso. fl. I* J. J. JoHR*. Secretary. A I.Pll A COUNCIL; NO lc. 10. AU 4 Hid Fellow* cocdtnUf Invited to be pm wot W. A Kmbkv, N U. Ak«■HIHAl.r? CaVPWKt t.. Sec RaNIFk LOOvifc. No K d r K aular VJ convention every Tuesday Kvenlng at 7 M o’oiock. t« v a«tle Hall, Water *tr»>et Ail Pythian* ‘topping in the city ar- cordially lavitnd to attend. K. W WAnr«*x.C. 0. C H tin haki>*. k.ol R.k9. /’"'iMRSCkN T IA>LK*K. No- V AO.l .W Keg liar meeting eve-v Ftilav evening at 7.30 o’clock IB A. O. U. W Hall. Water •treel. f.W Hv»WABl>, M. W *a»K Avki*h Reoonfor. U ALLOW KLt. v. ti. C. Regn'ar hm ii. g« In Golden Oroe* Hail, over P. O on W aier Afreet, eveiv Tnuoday evening a; 7 U) o’clock OBO. M *RRtU N C C. F Kit WBKI M, K p: K TilUN S. HU SHAKO PUSF. No. 4» A K. •J Regular meeting 1*'. and -Yt Monday* of each moat- tn Ptnternity Hail. I ulon at-, corner of Water itroet. L»avu» K. Shra, t’omnvander F. K Adj’»_ X^UBBOBSKiKCONTkK IK1UK, No I. li KM Ceuaci* Urn klndhd evry WXlne^la. evening at 7.10o’clock in Fraternity Hall, Union •tr»*et, comer of Water lischor 8.VTKOM), Sachem Wi. ruHAHu. Chi. f of Ufiord*. FNK TRKK LOOGK. Ro. Wk, Order of ToBtl. Regular Meeting* l*t and Id Thursday* of each month in Go-den Ox>#* Hail over P O, Water gtvcl. Annual ejvctlon of othjer* Thumday. Doc !7. J*«v Maatii*. Prrrof mt iron hall Meeting on ml and I b Thursday* of every month at 7.30 P. M tn fraternity tiau l niou Street, cor. of Water Street Anuaal an’cting ■■•>r ex turn rt'wr*. 1h l Fkrn K H C. J li!x*K»-R S. P>TTKK»*v. Acer. BIT YEW HOTEL, Waterville, Maine. fRIEL FARR, Proprietors. Thi* house t* located in the bnAineas pur. oftke Cfty. ft ha* been provided with ali the modem tenfwvcuent.o and GelegaQt.y fBmicbed. ft I* large and commodion* and ha* the finovt dew of any h"«*e ia Maine. Bverx wa l- bva: cd by (team tree of eo*t, and the diuing room on Of the boat la the Kate. Bath and Sample ^fjopfiy* will be reared to make tin*ose of th* Moat popular hotel* for the travelling public. RATES. SS.OO PER DAY. BB rill Carrtag* u> and burn ait train* HMtf Waterv'ille, Maine. H. B. JUDro8, PBOPK. Tl» lrn.ltud 0»lT M-ctlT «r.t ctau boMlb rto, acattVT »MHUItaK >U, n»mi ,itbu,t um n*ri* Rites. $2.00 Pm Day. AW-Free OartiA|e to a*d tmlma. decirstf Must be Sold! THE l.tOOEsr .stock or TRUNKS, Travelling Bags, and all sorts of stable paraphernalia In the 3t»te of Maine. The Mtuue Leing the stock form erly owned hy FRED LITTLEFIELD*CO Gardiner, Maine. —Tina is a— Cl.osing—Out Sale, arid the goods must be sold. UKPAIIU>« done by thoroughly ei jMTienceil workmen. Now is You; Chance for Bargains. RINGS! We have lots of new patterns direct from the factory at all prices. We have :as assortment of STONE RINGS, ixci.t mwa— Diamonds, Rubies, Pearls, Garnets, Moonstones, Etc. SOMETHIN} NEW—A Solid Hold Wlr» Kina, with CumN Forp-t-mw not*, for 50 real* each at Woodwaid A Davenport’s, Sueceseors to H. H. Woodwsrd, Pfrtrfr, fr 4 Pf>/ VFW, EVANS HOUSE, CARDINER, MAINE. CMAS. H. OUCLASS, Preprlotor. KaciiiL- M. C. R. R Depot, and near Krimel-ec A Boston Boats. TERMS, $2.00 PER DAY. 1 AnMTg THE LATEST! Fur He* of ail Kloil# anti I rimming- to Ma’ch. Merytiilog In the lur Lice .lone at •taort aotice. Abo FINE CUSTOM TilLOBIIG, LmlicN* tin* I Gentb*, It'orh Guaranteed. Hiving ##cuml the -Agency for the beet Fur Head- mud*-, l am prepared To famish them at bottom price*- LHeoount to the trade. G. D. LIBBY. Tsilor uS furrier, GABDINEK, ME. 4* ctd: YOUNG’S HOTEL, A. S- YOUNG. Pao«i*to«. CARDINER, MAINE. ri9 Hole! I* «#ntntfly located an Wat#* nearly jppeatt* The PoM-offlce, an»1 with la three rainutea* walk at the I **.-pot ani Steam gcac Wharf Jt haa all the modem convenience#, taciadt"# bathroom, ami the be*t gamut* Hocm b t b# zi’y. RATES- £2jOO PEP DAY. !MUt7 B, H. and L. HtTCHIXSOH, Practical Opticians. F.VtS TFSTKD FHEI.. OTieedtf Wa«#r «.*Hle*r. PIANO TUNING! J. B. DINSMORE (rouixsi r or «a*«os) It now Ideated in W*ierriii« 2. fl. FOX’S MU 810 STORE. It## I# proparad to do Taalaf «ad B# fairlai la all Br«a«*#a Mr. Dtaemore. having bad over tbirt**« year#* *n«teaoc- a* a *a^-*, f** L« ooclldeat that he jaa tattafp ali wbc may favor him with their pat wo famiib 9tde for BaUi. FarUe# aud t#*#mbtt#«- r. a So# n. W»t*r*lll#. •-•v- _ R. B. HALL, TEACHER OF THE CORNET fcn&tf Sussud teftSwat, WATEBVILLE, ME. FUIBSHSTHE. BiUOnUET 1 urtuu §i3g gntxtfctt Immurt. WENESMT. DEC. INt. GARDINER LOCALS. Capt. B 1>. H»).f l«ft m lb, atunv.a lw) TBkidn. Mr. Thni.4 at B»«*rluU ia a gaaat at hat twUT. IfA. BMW. I*r i KMiop NmIj r,ntaaa *aa ia lb. dtj f jtattriiay arid Ir,oked a»»r th, M, Ttaa j S.pl .l chsfcb. N. J »T>.) Dr. W K 4aearB. ..r. rrjioloTel i! ilr Em* i Hal. y«*i* rl.T Mr, A M J.ul.un l, »„T »!h j.g*t,sQ£i* ,i IE. of E*rr ,oo, J. A J.lktoo io rumia.iate Hr B. rry su j,M twororj h»nd „g» ,1(0, r.u 5, to. brick piliM, At IE, .tuooooofj A J»ck,Mi’, dr®f M«r». Wr hrard Id» glad Udiaga faatariay td« h. Bic»»rd, t'.prr Mill woold won b. ia lorr.Moo. La'- llta report toald oo« b. verifl d Work on Fr** Baptist vestry i* pr* grr»0iff rapidif. Tfce finish ia n arly *ftj ifc* new window* are in and it will sooa L« ;n ihe band* of the painters. A very fl portrait, in water color*. of Jan :ie K Palmer bat b#en io th* Emporium atndowa fur a f*w day# plac'd mere by Mr Rran of the Bpragu# Hathaway cam pan y. Workmen placed a »e* telephone service ia toe b ju«* if Wm G Prtble at ihe New Mills yeaterday Mr. Preble has on* io bia store and haa bad tl i# one placed io hi* house to accommxdate th- s# of hi# patror# who wub to call b in up wax.e at hia meal* or at night. Warren D virion, 8. of T at thair regu lar meeting Monday night elected the fol lowing officer* E. L Harriman. W. P Klla Pur-jy, W. A Robert Rudger-on, A S Bertha Church. A U 8 O G. An .i'ews. F 8.; H. K Morrell, Treaa R^v p. E. Owen, (hap Bart Southard, Con.; Ki:z» Rhode. A. C M E. Sieves. I S.; A. J Harriman, A. 8. Alice Chorea, organist. _ The voting for ih# $50 check at F. 8 .Smith Co.'s stood as follow* 1*»: *.igb*. the clothing club still leading Methodist, 2891 Congr* gationaliar, 1514; Catholic. 16* t\ Free H-»pti*r, 1870; Episcepa 1216; Fir*t itaptitt. 1147; Universalis'. 1602; Y M 0 A 81.'.; Heath Post, 840; Hea h K lief Corpe. 593; Associated fharities, '73; Clothing Club, 3377; Brookings l*oar, 128; Brookings ReiBt Corps, 105. very ti»U*ring invitation ha# been given Rev It W. Jrnk’na of this city to become psstor of th h:m accept the call A riel gtbon »ili b# rent here probably ti confer with Mr. Jenkins, and it is htjud an ffort w.l be made to keep him here. HALLOWELL LOCALS. Judge M. 8. Spear is suffering from an attack of the grip. The I hr,son Bros. Hhre Manufacturing Tonipany are turning out new samples for the spriog trade. The Second street laundry wil be closed for a few days a# both the proprietors and all ihe Lands are sick with Ihe grip. Cor doctor A F. McCurdy of the A. II 1 G It R. is the last addition to the list of those down with bad colds on the lungs. The Longfellow qiairy of the Hallowel! Granite Works will be shot down before long, necersiu'.ing the dhebarge of cear.y HO men. Miss Alice BWncoard of the Sou'll Mam grammar school has so far recovered from her recent likes# as to be able to be ou;. She expects to go to Portland. Thursday The Epworth League, connected wiih the tfetbcdist church, Halloweli, ii making prfpsratioca for preset* >i g the entertai ment, “The Deestreek Bkule," the second or third week in January. The basin- e« meu say ‘hav they h»ve not known a better Chrls’mas e'-sson for years than tlie one just closed The .Iockval’s sdver'iaers are especially enthasiastic— •Seer Mr W C. Johrson of tLe Johnson Broth erriShoe Maufscturing C J- has j ust reiurnerl friin an extended trip through the West as far as the Vacifi*i#. who was irjurrd some tine ago by being thrown from a carriage, has no* so far reevered that he i* able to resume wo’k io Bit'kmt,ru'* barber shop j lie Dt gtu thtre Monday. S. 8 Vote was in the d*y on Sunday. He has beeu at Madison tor a number j)t werk*. in chaige of the branch phrio grsphic estanlisnmei't which he and Lis son t.avr opt ned there. He reports ad kinds of business a# booming at Madison. Merrill, the photographer, has done con i'. leraMe prtaiirg and retouching of nexa tivt* with the axo of thee.eouic I-ght at th* station in this City He is overwhelmed with work, and ha* to be a: it early and j late in Older nut todtsa({ oint hia tU4.eroui pairuus. The Good Templars witt hold their paper bag sociable this eyenieg at ihe G- A. R H«l.. The adniasi n wi»l be ten ceuis and ffte en»erw»it.raent proeiamme will be a good one. Iti* understood that the acc able i *ei§ :ta name ir-.m the Banner in which the refrethments ar»* to be tt-rvtd. Tha patriarchy of Cantcn Halifax are meeting witc good succ;*s in diapcau g *ra»on tickets to «x*ir fair which x* to be oeid at City hall the last we-k in Jtruarv. 1 s.me valuable pr.zis will then bt iistrib gt*d, acd large crowds are aj-Gcipa^d Some flm* entertai a meets will fiven, for wfetch pieparationa are being '^ade. The marii«ge of Mr. r.4. C- Crawford 1 and Miss Cora A King v as tolemcned by Rev. George Saucdere cf Gloucester. Mtas.. a classmate of both Ur- cootrac iug parties, assisted by Edward IF. Iiiou>p#on. E-q also a riamrui** Mi»* Mae Caunmi of th;s c ty was brides maid. a-,d Mr. Robie G. Frye of Boston, was best felx iff W. S. Chad wick.proprietor o*'«n-r#-by s op to si the atly available bef ore that lime. ai d it i# aok desirable or desired to uk tat pabhc patronage ani •npi o t for a&ythiog i ti which ihortagn pr*peraaja has not been male. The improvement* are progressing on City Hotel- Ox* imp matt feature ;a Its sew arracgemeat :s the staircase leading from the c ffi to the d.tung r x>m and other 1 apartments 11 th« tipper part of the batlti itg. There is also to 0* a caaage ia the uwiet rooms wtdch will be appreciated, ard when the haute u ready for the re-jp«n:ng. lb* etur* arra; gsmerta will be much bell* r idsp-ed 10 »he Ik tel bu»ioe*» than ever b* i fere. Mr. Richardson seems to understand bat the peop.e expect at a modern haul. Mr Pape. *ho has leased the store lately located Of E. H. Fox, purposes catryicg do a vigorous t*»i g macfcice campaign as won a« Le gen me pre.* oilcan arrar-ge mer.U mile He sells ihs White, tor which the claixi is made ih»t it it kiig foe teuiaXib e dupiay of werx done oo h. se machines, nude ia t fall under dtree t;on of Miis McO»ffney. result'd in a marked tr.crease to tn«* ceil for these ms l-in*#. Mr Fops ••so hsndles pianos aod organs. sid offers some excellent bargains xu these :os rument*. The Roil Carl meetiogs ot ibe Congrega t oBftl at d Baptist churches in the city will occur respectively on Thursday acd KnUy of this week. Suppers will b« served in the vestries at about 6 o'clock, s-d at the meeciErfi which follow the roils of the rutin oar* will be called, and it is earnestly desired and expected that all members who are able will be present to answer to their names when called, or if unavoidably absent, sent a brief message to the church. There will also be r«p;rtsof lha church and Sunday school wurk dur.ng the year, and on the whole,the meeting cannot fail to he of great interest. The molibly meeting of ths Central Maine Theological circle (Baptist) w»s held here yesterday, there being 13 clergy men in attendance. Hi* Dr. W. II Spencer read an essay on Zmz^adorf and me Moravian Brethren,” aud K-v. I B LeClair gave a pracucal talk on tne work among the French m New England—die need of it, ike way to do it and the result* of it. This was a subject which Mr. LeClair was specially qualified by experience and stuiy to handle in a forcible and instructive manner. The meeting of the circle was held at Colby University, after which there was a dinner at about 1 30 at the K mwood. FAIRFIELD LOCALS. With good weather for another fortnight, the walls of the electric station will be up, ai-d the roof on and slated. Geo. E. Weeks, Esq.. A 11 Totman, E and others, went to Skowuegan from mis plice last Mgbt to attend the meeliDg of the Republican county committee. Aii the doctors have numerous calls to attend patients who are down with la giippe or something which closely resembles it, being much more serious than the average severe cold. Tne people are alio coming down vith measles. Messrs. Clark and Browu have got fsirly started in their business at the plai> vacated by Mr. Salley, and they report their new enterprise opens well, better ever than they anticipated. They have already taken a nu mber of orders, aod more are coming in. They have a small |ev at work, which will be increased to meet the demands of the business as it grows. Fairfield Lodge, No. 68, I. O. 0. F., elected the following ttlicers for the en suing )ear N. G Geo. D. Richardson; V G., W. W. Merrill; secretary, H. K Farrington; treasurer, W. J. B-adbury; trustees. 8. C. Mullin, A. J. Smith, has H. Rowel.. Ia the s.x manias past tea candidates have been iniliatid, which is considered a very good shown*. The Christmas sessoa was as usual a happy one at Good W’li Farm. The gifis came in good quantity from all quarters, d Supervisor Hinckley tells us that the ;;(j boys at the home this year were all an bountifully remembered as were the who were mere a year ago. Among lha presents rent in were two Columbia bicycles from Maj jt Fope. of the Pope Manufacturing Co a hj said be had noticed that poor boy s j liked to ride as wrup. We advise soffevers to use it. Price only 25 c.*nts dec29'iwfolrm When a you. g «oman becomes engag'd to be married *be fancies everybody knows it; and. as a master of fact, it isn't a d.fti cult thing to detect. Chilblains, cb»po»d hands, frost bits* i are cured by balhirg in Johns »n’« Anodyne i L.nime&t d^c28d&*foirtc. His Father. Jchcry, have you oleaned up h** b«cfc yur.* Tbs Terror Y. p»: I wip'd it up with icairuf Tstkc.'. New Yjik F.o.i., ^Soeal 'SHnitcrs. ALOW THE WAT. lirUrib Thai 0(«n»i l»» TpraatiMi OrfiAfir: ul StrihfcM. ftii than *u a |Ml imte dariaf tb« ChriMawa week njiwubitacdlag tha ad vene c rcaaienacee ot weaker, few real vapeeeive ft were garebaeed in tfcie d| more savicg la their habits. I attribute much of this to the Loan and Baildiog Association that has Seen formed and operating h»re for two or hree years back. These people are putting keir money in o that association and are oofcic g forward to owr io* cosy little home* Fhese ttmi people that used to boy of mt ripective Christmas gifts are now buying >f me lets expensive acd more useful present It may be an old story bat as one of the parties, acd the one who got the be*t of the joke, is still hv;ng at a green old age, it may do to repeat The Utter went to the jtber party who was a distinguished legal j gentleman cf that time and with whom b*-, vas v|?y intimate, aod asked some advice that in part interested both men. However, hi* legal friend charged h m #3 for bi* advice. Some months after the legal gen tleman wa# to build a barn, aud kmwiog bis friend to posses# rx-rellent j idgment and considerable experience on such mat ter*, asked his advice on the matter. He was surprised to get a bill a few day# aft-r for $3 “for advice on bam." He paid it without a murmur. A very plucky deed wss p rformed re cently on the Eaat Side. A man who had charge of teams in a stable on Bangor street took one of them ont aod the rein# becoming unbuckled the right reindropp-d to the ground and tbe horse started on the ruo. The animal was to turn down Conv street but the man in the pUDg still having the left rein pulled him on to Stone street. He then elimed up on the dash board of tbe pung and leaped on the animal's back- lie did this at the risk of tbe frightened animal kicking and perhaps killing him It was a plucky act but many would have reasoned that it were better to let the horre run. It is said that an AuguiU father was overheard the other night talking as follows to his first born who bad become a little restless: Say what they have a mind to baby whenever ycu want to be carried I am going to carry you Baby chuckled but papa hasn’t bjen seen to smile since. SUPERIOR COURT. I Member Term, lion. Oliver G. Hall, Presiding. W. S. Choatb, clerk. L. T. Carleton, county attorney. G. T. Stbveks, sheriff. F. A. Small, atei»ograpber. Thcrboay Dec. Tikbetts vs. Hamlin. Tne t.siinuny in this case was closed at noon. During the forenoon the horse which it is admitted wsi driven by Hamlin on the d*y of tbe acci dent, via* brought to the court house ard the jury took a view of tin animal. The bor»e is of an Iron gray color, and the estimonv for the defendant was that tbe horse that did »he damage was a dark b*v or brown Tl e testimony on the pare of tbe iltinliff led to show that the horse was grav. except the bov himself, who testified that i was a dark horse. Th« case was given to tin j try at t 30. aud. a’ they were directed to seal up their verdict when they agreed, aod court adjourned until eveniDg at 9 80 Ihatli «»i Mr>. Ellen M. Nye. The death cf Mrs. K.len M. Nye, cf Fairfield, widow of tin late John Hemy Nye. of Fairfield,-occurred at her residence on Slate stsget yesterday, Dec. 29;h. Her age was .v.» years. One daughter, Mrs. J. M. Fogg of Fairfield, survives. The re mains will be taken to Fairfield for burial. Mr. Nye w«s one of the most prominent lumbermen in tbe State and resided *t Fa rflrid. About eight years ago Mrs. Nye csroe to Augusts, taking up her re-idence here. She was a woman of uousual busi ness ability and great strength of mind, and •in;e her husband's death has managed tbe large property. Mrs. Nye was a member of St. Mark's Episcopal church, and was a very kind acd charitable weram aod pos seated of a sterling character that won her many warm friends. She was a great suf ferer just before her death, bring cotflacd to her bed for several months. STATE HOUSE NOTES. Several of the members of the Gov ernor’s Council arrived Tuesday afternoon H. C. Munson of Calais, Indian sgenr was at the Bute House yesterday afternoon Among those who called at the Capito yesterday was Mr Geo. B. Loring of the firm of Loring. Short Harmon, Portland 8tate Liquor Agent Hon. P. I* G lmore of Buckspirt is in the city. State Tax Assessors B F. Cba-fbourm of Biddeford and Otis Hay f ord of Canton arrived here yesterday. Mr. Hayford ii accompanied by bis wife and daughter, wh( will spend the winter here with him. They will stop st Mr. O. Stetson’s, just below the State Hcuve. Depn y Labor Commissioner Chalk lef yesterday for Baltimore, Md This city it where be formerly lived, though fce ha# nol visited it for 13 vest# The Local Market. There is so little change ia ihe wholesale market this week from that of last tha0, i ho na* J lough to Coa«A. Norcross laud j u ni*l F. Wbmter 'o Klm> r F. Whit tier, »sd and »,|Nln/“, tiW; FJm**r F Whitti«r, :o Fill d. uilv*r I* — toma C 8- ITor.i to Mary J Chap mao, i.to^ John inter to John 1\ Clark N>w F,.r laad. land. I Jo'in l\ Clark to Mark Ehi rv, ft %1* of Aaaoo, two tfci'da land, gUt rmu ii* lirrvvjr J. Wing ’.o Ada Haley, laid, ar d balk log-, Wll/rr**—I^ii A C Dyer to Milton H line* l*n.i aid bu^i Mags. |12£0; arr.c leu B«ptl#t Wi» 10037 Union of K j«-.on tj Milton store •-tc-. •■‘50. Tkmt’LB—Hetrx of H'-pribah 5Ke, tiard 'o Ellen L. W, k of L-wcstoD. t^ai e«taj*-, *al. eon Fefkmab—E httnejr to U. P aad Carroll BUflBw i, land, r* Rat IN' row--R*-d!«Bto' Cambf-r Co. Pbinip k iCABk lef K K. Co ted, ft; fame to same, land. flflOft.__ kenneltH- Pomona Grasse. The annual meeting of Kennebec j County Graoge will t>e holuen with Winthrop Grange Wedne*day, Jin 6th. 1891. at 10 AM A 2‘v>d attendance la desirable as important business is to be transacted aside from the election of of i rU-er-s O k i. Ai»Ei:, Sec y. j Albion. Dec J8, l>oi._ Maine Industrie*. OperatknM lotjkinsr to the s’abiishTient of canned co*n factory at Be fast tave been suspended for a ume ar;d ti e d?c*«;'-»n of Ihe F*r’.ies who prnp ee ru:ld» g will be aabiaad-sd later iu the *xL »t. BY TELEGRAPH. (■RATES' TRIAL. iifunl) far (faWR jin—Aiiuiib far Cum. I>«c 19 —U lb* Gr.™.’ trtri ■ofaj L.1. C,M”« ■a-nt lor «t« ,t®»« a ion. I» U h. »iJ. Y.n b»re so llfbt to ttka *»*n “fa molen lb* l»» *Uow« jo. I b»»« to riibi to »k too to toko thio non’o Ufa tun tea U»iMti*aamo. Tha l.w rrqairr. joo la bo »«i-Aoo Aid bint k3'11-'' If Dr. orsTti did act prepare the fata! draught which teat his benefactor to death, acJ veu do 10s believe he did from tbe ev d~nee. let him go. There is oo excuse for acy juror in the world to he#i.a:e a moxae.-t in briuzi: g io a verdict that he toisoned th;# «oq«d. Hi* relations with her brgm a year before her haabano*# death. S se was fan patient It must be evident io job. as it is to me acd h.-r children, that her tmbar.d, who hal spirit a long life with Mr# Bar naby tetter understood ber aeedr, and lbs proper Imitations to be placed on n«r after n:s death, than did the tramp interloper »b» came in after hi# death. Judge Kiting cbart»l incapacity Ttie e tale auiou (a io $90,000 In the will, which was executed several y« ars ago and ill d for probate to ay, the executrix o*q ir*’h d io tbe B rkeley Divinity school, $10 000; iu the Nashjtal House, a church college in Michigan, $1100; to tbe t uviees of tbe Connecticut Society of Dmaiior# ard B> quest* for Church Purpose*, $0000 in trust, tbe interest to be divid'd, half to ibe s ciety for increase of 'he ministry, and half f ir a scholarship in Trii i v C .lie** t a th Cot necticut Eoitcipal fund, $£000; io tru*iers of the Cjunect cui Mirsuuary Si ciety, $9000. Missionary Society of N-?w f*amp.hire, $500; Epscopal fund of Maine, $10C0; Tn i y church, Southport, $500 To rector of Trinity church,Southport *;00. in tbe codicil, drawn up oi ly a few daji b-f-re Mrs. Perry'# death, an addi'ionai $1500 goes to Trii.i'y church; Berkeley I> vinuy S.:hool, $5000,acd Trimt* '0'l* gp $5000 additional. Edward A. Sturgis, hit Nther b* i g dead, not hiuiseif being name tn the will, would get nothing from tb« estate. FallttcieM of Speed. Mr. Trott, in tbe last number of bii paper “The Spirit of tbe Hub, #a\s ther« stems to be a f.liaey attendirg the rate o: speed to be obtained ovtr a mile with th* “kite’’ alignment. Lst builders of cev tracks learu this and realize that it is tin 1 soil, the firm elastic fooiiog, tbe regulai i turns which are thrown up to the propel hdght and inclination, and lastly tbe grea care which it is always necessary to give t( any track to make and keep it fast, ant they wi.I see that there is somethin! more than the inside tangents of i circle converging to a point neeeasarj to give a track speed. That a number ol horses have mtde fast marks on them not argument that they are faster. We an breeding faster today than ever, and breed ing more fast horses. This is shown by tbi records made on a regulation track. Then is little advantage In speed if any. Partie1 in New K gland who ontemnUt* buiidir.j such a track should weigh this fac: again# the probabilities of getting a crowd of aoj size to witness a race. If the chance# o getting gate money is jmpardizid at tin start ary new kite track would in a »hor time be consigned to the neglect and isoh ticn of “deserted roads MARKET REPORTS. »w York Monoj Market. ase-I'' IK, Dec. 29 Money easy ranting fro® 2i to 3 Prime pap* r at 4ja6 Government bonus, dull, lirm Railroad bond*, ac-ive, strong Th«' following are toe utoe.,.^ quotations of carl! lea: Uniteu States Is 4* 1J* 2s MO oonp., Uentrai Paotnc 1st*. }« aver a Rio Grande 1***. Brie knds, :; irregular, fai ly aoiive; sabs, 27*00 t*u*b; low exu»s 4 50** 5, »t> nu,..- 5 10 ^e- 2f: City BUL paten's 05 25*05 50; win er wheat, iow grades, 03 50*04.15 fair to fancy, 0«.ioa|4 90;patent*, #4 6f.a05.25, Minnesota o!e*r, 04 15uf4 s5 straights. 04.4ia0l 10; do pa tents, 04 60106.50, rye mlx'arr, 04.15*04 85, snp erfine, 03 1503 75. fine.2 86a03 50. Whsit *»••••‘tt- 148500 bosh, -*cor*«, ■>56*5. sales, 101000. dull weak, irregular, No red. .86*1564 *^r- and eteva* 10-4*1075. afloat; .M l S fob, No 3 red 103. No. 1 u -T-err lC?i No t. hard, UOJaii:, no. 2 nort ern. lC3aiO.«l; no. 3 spring. 8*j Kt a—quiet. westeru, lOlalOl Hari-si-dull, do 2 milwaukee 7la?2 ORJS Rev’- 102550, a. c*. 190*03. 22 43U0, Irregular, lower, w. ak, fairly active; t* 2, 52a.V.') elevator 03*634 afloat. No. 2 while 82j, no. 3 45»47 steamer mixed, ft64*a6Lq >at»- Ksrsiyn 112750, *i>o^ 59016, 119000, w,, N*. 1, white 40do while, i mlx-d w«*t’n, 3>\*4i do MC-it 40a4»i White ..ate, 10*4*4 i &G. i hmago, 40 *41 Cofvb*—a.,. dull, weak No. 7, 12} a 13 Sf.'OAH—Raw, dull, about *t*ady, refined, quiet, stead?, No. 0. 3 11-16; No 7, 3 5 No», 9-!« No. 9. 3 12 No. 10. 3 7 ifl; No. 11, 17-16, No. 12. 13w Off a 3 34*3 15-16, mould, a 4 3 8, standard, a 4 1-8; coni*-; toners a 4 cut loaf and crush, Si; powdered. 4 5-16; grauula ed, 4 ,*4 cubes, '--16 Putbot.fcm— steady, quiet; united, 59 foai-ru) Rrnp- stead?, quiet Beef haras— L* ms- low r, more ac':v*-; wMtnrt steam, 6 vii,: ci y, 5 90afl GO. r^nned, r-rin; fa*r -ie ra .nd c tloeu? 6 50* 677^ K A 07 5" KrTTua— mod remand, erramery, firm, »tat* dairy, ?6* d c'»Mery,20ti5, wwct*-ro dairy, j !5» :1. do crermrry, T’ -'.0. fac'Ty, 14*20, imi tatlon cr amery, lea^'.lilgiu, roil* 15*20. CHS'-t *ir oen Mti.1. tirm, it* vail i fancy, 11 tail; part ski®*, 5«:»>, full akims. 3a» I trevgui* Kara* t. dail. Steady

1 Uimeo ProdiM-p Market. OkicAOc, D* c -*3 WT-oem-tls'i. steady Wheat—qu'et, ciontd r, No s *jring 09,* 6»i, No. 2 r *1 r, KA>Yt3- qui- t; Si. 4, 3'.j 3V! Oats- dull, ’0. a. 1. Rra— No -t73 HARLOT—No 2,59; N-* 1 flaxseed, 94^ Provision —weak lower. Pork-Mess, 7 45s7 io i L*Ff*— p*r 1M lb*. 05 Only Onf. Sar,\raxilla -AoiiJ on the “No Ii4-n«*tit, No Pay** plan —erty one could *tand tllific»t-1 of caff* fffi'Ceo by Du a*e «f Ay*r’a *S»rsar%nl a are kepi o i file *r the ffi uf tfc" J f’. Ayer Lo- e'.l. Mt« Probftb- j 1 u j *;mi »r e»riibi>bme In *.ne w- r i enhivt »uc a rias« if valun street from the p -st, tdi.'e to W.iton Hi til. Banco* a. BmooKim Mr Hury Sprirgtr ha# just closed a succefsfnl term cf scho 1 al We*t Broi kM* H* will eorau:* nee another term at We#.i View the fl'*t Monday in JanaaryMr#. J J. Bridge 1* at Boston for a few weeka. —Alonr J- Cart, r of W»#t Brooatin. as buried on Saturday. He w«» tick oo y a few day#. Hi# father*# f*n»i-y ate sil vrrv sick with la grippe. Partus n Frith in k l!**d a fine deer ’be day befo e Ohria mas.— Rev. E* H P >tua has clo*ea hi* lab# a with the church in Brooklm aid go*# to West Harpswell. hSDBibw. Ri\ aaainK. Eben T Maihew# ard Eigar J. Maibew# of FtU«iliiam. N H arrived h-re last week and nr.* stoppiog wi;ti David El is Mi-** Emily Fsug.it ha* #old her pine and hem! «ck trees »o Mr M Hiken of Augusta for 8?8 DC --Men tiat have teams in k. ep i g waiting for snow s j tney cao go to work are feeling quite am out Tb«-re has been and now it. much sickness in »he place, canst-d by chaeg s of weather from warm a d damp to cold. The sick'ie#* b*s b*ei lu g ocmplaint#, but there has btea no deaths resulting from this seasou*# sickness 8H y»*f.— The notice is ed fn* the annual meeting for tie choice of «tfi ;ers of the Maple Grove Cemetery Association and for the trsntaction of all o.her necessary buri ness. Chblska A Chris'mas tree wn fed in the #choo! bou«e at S it e Mills on Cun# mas nigh and m spue of the bad travelling was a decid 'd rue oss.>he houee i eing full The you g people of the com ui't^e n»d very tastefully decora ed ihe a. booli .use, givii g it a ga>a appear*) ce. The literary committee ai rang, d the foil jwiog programm which wa» ably cair.ed cut: Singiog of ‘A tioch.” by the conarrgallon; prayer, t»y Rev. fttr Oilier; rpcita'ion, by Mabel Hay*#, Abes F»grt an 1 Maul Bible? tinging, by a ch »us of «tii'dreu, composed of Louie Searies, Maud Sibley. Mert.e Lun Susie Morgan. E-lie Hayes.Ernest Loaiaod Ralph Hay rgan ace mpaniment played by R >t»bi*» Me Kay recitation# by Louie Settles and Luida Thompson sorg, M»*riu> Lnrt; r*-c tations, by Daisy Collins, Miss Ne.lie Luce and little Archie Drake; interesting r*m*rk* by -h- nastor, Rev. W W Ogier. an.1 singing of Xmas authera by a quartette closrd the literary t zeroises. Oa account «f the mud Santa Claus'* did in t arrive and the many gifts were jiven out by the committee The pastor pre sented each of the children with a barrel of can 1y ar.d some of the older one# »iih empty barrel# to be fl lei with money fora ctapel fund, which we are in bopm to build very scon. —Mr. Cha#. Watson is buildiog a new stable.— Mr and Mrs G»t> Morga i of Augusta are vi#iiing Mr. Morgan'# p#r ents here Miss Daisy Coliina of G*fdim i I sper.t last w»ek with her aunt, Mrs. 1* Haves.—Mr#. Thomas SeaiPs who ha been ill so long is at this writing v*ry low. -Mr Cha# Farrell of Augusta spent i Christmas with Mr and Mrs. N M Ham e way —Mr. and Mrs Ctiaa. Lunt of New Mill# spent Christmas with hi# oroth*r, J ill. Loot—Chelsea bea's the record on I ploughing. At this writirg, Dec 28:h j H A. Fantham i# ploughing on the Han J kerson Brothers’ farm. North Vasnalboro. I Cbristruas was celebrated here this year laiusu-l The Methodist Sunday school ion Thursday evering presented the cantats Santa Claus' Mistake: or r Bundle ol j Sucks;” after wh,ch beautiful tree wa* stripped of its fruits Notwithstatdii g H was very dark, muddy ard rainy a larg audience was present. Friday evenirg iboro rtalion at the rait of three cars per week. The buyers #ri Cun mirgs Winchester of Portland anc j 8. Trowt II of Lewision. j Kant Vashalboko i Mr. Alec Richardson recently moved hii I family to th** farm known as the Week# farm at North Vassalboro. it having beet porchss d by Mr. R B Dunn of Water v lie ard Mr. Cha#. Waldroncf V*#»alboro i In the future it will be used as a stock farm Mr. R chardson having the care of tht Lone#—Mr. Orris W Lb r wss seei plou4I i- x on the 24:h of December —Then '*as h hiis mas tree at tho Methodic 1 rbu'ch Thu sdsv evtni g A concert by j the 8«bbath ichool, ihen followed the di# tribii'ing of preseuts fr-im a heavily ladet tree. A11 pronounced it an eijoyabh evening —A Christmas tree at Mr j Andrew Bu terfleid's Friday evening, a which the several ramilins w*nre rep>e*eotm] proved a very successful affiir.—Mi»s Mi i Burg s* of Auburn has been spending 1 fiW days with Mrs. Prescott Lord.—Mr Frank P >pe of Angara *p*nt Chrittmai 1 at his father’s, Mr. K ijah Pap#.—air. Free Cates has been at home a few da\s froo Water ville with a very bad arm—Mrs Hannah Lord died recently of heart failure i Mr# Lord was wtllkwowu iu town aid 1 1 highly respected lady. She leaves an onlj dauglu* r and numerous friends to mouri her lot# —Mr. Geo Cate# and wife hav. given t»o very h*i ds une R »cbe#ter hang irg lamps to be hung in the Friends’chord whu h ha- lately b en thoroughly repaired The school is again in se««ion after om week’s vacation. f ITTSTOW. The river is all open again at this plac# arj ihe weather quite warm. No #aow on ifi-* gn urd and some of ur neighbors werp *nt Christ m«s with Mr*. We*k* aunt, Mrs. Ludj i Powers.—Mr# Catherine Mooer#, wife ol Mr. Fraict# Morwr*. died last week In Bistnn quite tuddenly. wrere thsy weri speed ^g tie winter with their grandson Mr Will Mojer# The remains will prob ablv arr ve Toenlay, aid will be taken t, the residence of his son, Mr F H Mooer# where funeral service# will be held. Th: remaiii# will be plsced iu the Co#s c-metery 1 V'ANSVLHOB" 'GlTCHBLL'S C'»B!*XP. Mis# K ta P.eraon h»a gone H^u-ri fot I the winter. She i* #p-iuJi';g ths holiday! i with her sister ii New Jersey, after wblcl j»bego«#to Florida.—Ihe Congfegationa Chris'mas free was a great success —Misi Ann O. Borleigh. superioterident of tbs ton, an ei»g nt »*d watch and chain from h*r uncle (4eo W Cofren. a# well as otbei g (ta r,f b**otv a^d *st. Ilarn. 1 Aroontook. Wpw Lhaertok—Dos. V>, to tb* wife of F. J ScliBcidt r, a oaught* r. C'WBKR:.A3ri). BriUetoa—De#. M, ta the wff- of Lewis March. a K*0\. i horn*rtoo— Uec. U 10 th* V7tfeof I^vl geavey a djogovr U»e IT, to th-wlf of iC. I. Ihomp I sob, •sssgb'st-Ut^o Norwood. Ffrta bar. n—L"C. I>. to the of T. K- Libby, a »o». Hcteki iSf-Dsc l to the wife of Wm L Will, iaai^ao, a j j. I l*cof..v. Bcothbay l>-c 2'.tjtLewifj hub- fiadds, s NOB. Sonmrr. II, 0'he wife 0/Joha X. #v tia. 1 itMgh’er B»rS ROJOS MW. Db*m>i«r. n*uat su« »i*«* Cmr»* la Oa* Xaatk hj Ike lat if are Rf WM tv t-t M »i« '“la bx OB hl« chrrk It m r**d b»« h oh* *'k* uud c* ib. Hi* f«,«. «e* r»w I doctored -it ti 'a»i r*-mr at.., b.l It t* l»«« cored, aud bow ti’i i* lbr«c u-.r*!' aud *0 *’ip»* of t retarding the vbt t1!*! •sad to ;w him to a i »l’ow-«a an fin hi* ban 'a d »o a that ___ h* Mghl t>f I??»i'5riSE*irV**“l -oilI'hTpiSTJ! i',vj 'a "o' si? v&r«r" 1 CotTraV Hr. f t t* O N. J. N B Mr ha-'ani i* prr-lirat of the «'.o*ch Man “fa tar nr Company, p.'0|.*ielOr# of I'* ••Trill r\" l*tl l g'»|>hK» RhUtt”**, SS» 6oXmV’t J-ViNc. Wk tjf H- -WUe. Srslrab'r ao*srl t .b t w.-lti C to make eacrl hce* l» b**»*d ot!iw aada*»ea»* tittle n**ii^K. btal to eac mag the w*« Ot Cl’H' .,a».»nltha* bring rviicf to other* Cuticura Resolvent The new Blood and SMatMrltt r internally, aud CCTU l-BA. the gnat sfc.n Car*. *ud VlIVV au-xqaUW* k’u lleauuil r.ottcrn* runt relief au i move Uy cure every di-«*»Kt «i A«U I U**U *L C KIVHOie*, Ho too mwSent for ‘HnW to Cu r >k u lU»w«eea, pag*-*. 60 U u-»rat .!B uud He t pur tied and beau did D^Dl o by ci MU s». At A’ -olute i utv. mRHEUIKUTIC P INS 1.» On Uiluata he i’adcark dull-Palri*»er rellvv hea n.a lo. sci tK lilp, ki u v.ches and u,u l uiai paiBH Mitl weakne8*. I nee, n _— ]N:trricti. lv ksbmiko In IhU city—!>'.•. 2, by Mi’.. K. O. uni, Cbn. m”»i Sir.l Lc»*l.llb», boil, i-l thi* city. KNOX. Reed lard-1>©9. Kdward Iff Pole of Mcl br.k, Ma**.. and Alice McLaaghUa of, Ki>ckUnd, wiu K Crookett u Vlnaiaavcn aud Neitli J. Uarkuea* cf Rockpor*. PKftOttSOOT. Bangor Deo. 2«. Evereit I. Comlao and Ml** Mabel 1 Coitoln*. both o Buogo |tr> wer D c. W>n II Merrill and Ml** ar rle N. Bton b »th f Brewer. Oid Io«d l>ec '.6, John C lUwoum or l at* vllle and Mi*. Kio t u.e K Lewi* oi gprln. field. Wakiiixiitox. Danforth-Deo 2i, Ralph I. Ul'patrtek and Ml»« Mini i-tioldlng t*»>ilt of Danf^rth. .lame* Como and Mi-* ai-Ld* Cronau, both of Daa forth. _ gicii. K hNN HKi In Augusta, Dec n.—Mr* Kllen W. Nye. wli ow of John Henry Nye of Kairlleld, aged 6l>. PallOtUH'OT. BangW-Dec. Ralph Weat, *on of the la-e gu.uu i and Km li. i routv.ag 4 1- year* and 3 month Dec. »7. LuvonU A Reed, aged year* aid fl month*. lire er—D«o Kute, wife of James O'Brien, aged ?6\earO monih* and 3Uoa>». Oruii.y—l*eo. ^6. .Susan wi»e of Wiliam AveilU, K*ij., and daughter of CoI.Eben Webster, aged .‘3 ye* r*. Bangor-Dec. John C Whlto, aged Ifi year*, I,,, nth* a d 1 day, Dec 20, Joseph Mooney, aged 86 years ami V mou Ii9. BOMRKUT. Sooth#Jorrldgewock-D'*o. 27, Mary J. wife of Mr- John M Tohey, ag« 5 rlje g T '^T-n try you Ulill Pil your jrrpnax may ,r b I'W W.v If x l^elcoohirij'ilwiyi; forfmoj b(>, Eath COTTOLEflE o fpa^yourfood will IhfjTb? rhan Ewl|ai5jj^Sari^y of aQuppT(. Mniiy persons have been un able to enjoy highly “shortened” delicacies such as pastry, patties, pie crust, &c, either because of the“hoggy” smell incident to the use of swine’s lard, or because of the sure tendency to dyspepsia resulting from such food. With the new vegetable lard Cottolepe we .ay all tickle our palateswith —PIE— and have no fear of dyspepsia. The properties of Cottolene are purely hygienic. Mnuufacturml by N. K. FAIRBANKS CO. CHICAGO, and 6 Central Wharf, Boston. Bowditch. Webster SCo. VEG6W51E /oughs allLun& tS!d- c Troubles. 35c. ar£ S* at ail Druggists. C. MORGAN A. SONS, Prop’s PBOVIDEJICE, U. I. m*rtM*^vlkwnr Bowditcb, Webster&Ca. Kl }hispiedel'ciotis V^rW .,i tla— nr.|cr6 41A t a«lv*T .1 v... i |i, ..in f,f "Bf-ik f>»r ,Viv.*riii. r».”^w pri (loflar SaW. p*v,» r«“ *-ij t r j r(.«-.(>taios; ."Ar*TaI'- K*”- I)»rr-cry J i par*,. J.> >r. i IVMlIii-* r i fii»: r- of v+*rf on**. »r:d K'-' I'f >»inlr.K f«» t l 'iniiff. -,t ;(■!*•-ft Hdn^. .\a&‘ CC *,u.. HoitwAM Ifcc^jraceag Ml mm mm let wMond-haad artlelra for ■Ba Abb m which you have no further u*« WW I accumulate about ytm.wben a Special ^btetiswunt*. 1wui MwrtWrtt, uoftjiAw—■ tmt an— wliil nf bead of VAttiprnwiUA TO Let, LOOT, ft*-, Will to tiMrtof twottBM Nt ft oouttv three tUaot tor M ooxt* aaJ cac weak fur ft) Mt* advisor payaoot, lostt y OftT—Watch ch*m» fro* *o gold place. one JLl ,i,i of coin, b-lag ihat gad tv*' in? t'.-rm*u late Opt bo and Initial*. K M A. pit.I r Wav* al joprnal c*cr an.’ be 9 Itablv raw aided. iLtfSM'.W L«»*T~ O Last Wdr.Voa *v. tVo. IF,a r* idlsfc plaid b a> k« t Kinder ph tat leave JiU N*AL Office *ad be leWirdad. ctcantd?.• FIknky LWauu. WANTED. Pf ftTC* at") arr h.«mf'ln( car puihoatloa* L |)t If 15 »r*’ **-k "g n* »*t. w do tot pi tee in th-Ir hvud* owlv *uch pa Ma«tion« to ■here is popular d d *>r a d our books aro all g sxl tel'er O l" the field report', th«t 1).’ s :i cue *an.Wd C >pie« o' "S Higglers of Cbcs-Bai** th ft st urrvk.au ther So ult, 4re receiving gl -wing wpvr’s t *g» "is tb*ough>ut the Bt .tv The age*K\ to this wonderful took lo pro' ‘.n| to be a b n *ns to agent*. The1 I* stlU a little more ertPorv In the Mritsthst has not be. n tak n up. sm.l*h.»w v ho app v first a** to b« a rvefi first lo ptocur the av. nev for thia glo rious bovk audress, K. k KNi»WLKt»at” a d fin 'h»t t ha two do not eoifilct. :.u with lx) h public*'tous. they aro nan g fine rav. d c» UTT’ANTED—A rituatl n to do second r oar. yy ae.y work. or u*>l*t in house w.rfc and like (are of iM dtvu 'Tec ly the proepect* of life, to call ou or addre-s. Dr. U. F. Merrill, Wasiorn Ave.. At kus:a, Maine. JlySMtf FOR SALE. T^'V"' ft ILI'.-t chair Bn-bv Hbop on sly JC? IIH* d up, .0 d I c itlou g od trade for sown one;*ea»onaliie rent, b'oatt n,Main fit Wa er*IIU», »-alue Good reason for selling Ad-Ires*, Iaick B x 74A, Wa rville M .vine. 0 llvered In any quan tl'Vil aired also kiuoling. iirnn left at d. 8. Williams A .Son.*, ui der lie 1.1 North or drop me a card. J. A. Norton, Jt ckaoo hi. City. dec'.VdVW* Full k.LK- lie furniture, stock and fix tures new In my rooms In ilie -wanton bb ek. I'on beat of >erin* offered to an linoiedl ate purchaser. Cits*, l.. Kastman, (iaralner, Maine-n lair r; |U»t NAI.F C*»FAI* -Three vault do«vr» with combination loekt. Formerly usefi by the Augu-ta Savings Hank. Hmlili k lark, I* O. Hux 7, Auirusta whIii i-iyHOdlm* Till; MI .TMMI «»F TilK AUK, TilF A l.l'lA j IHvTKHT of H apleton oi-efFttv* FU M I F IV) hard woo 1 fitted fo» stove with k mlllt g, d« llvere I In anv .,uniiUty do ir*d. Orders by card promptly filled Add'esa K. S>|ve I.--, >t\nov >dtr Ir»«M« H\ 1,1- Lftv nil I wood fitted for stove, fr> in Hang’s Urn’s mi l. Old. rs left at null or drop curd to A (hows, Augusta. novVftd) tOIS Fi kl.F f.OUS- S Red hllllding Jots, In d,ff. rent parts of the city. Wm.U I.ihwt. _r.ovlMif __ LMIIt NA!> —One s- cond hand 40 h r*e (wwef P tubular steam b' Her. Vt 111 be sold cheap, novjadtr Baynkn A Dk® itt l soli saoa—»• Jl two houses In Aognsta. laoutre of A. M (FormAnn. ttf Wa’er fir envfidt _TO LET.__ T«s I.FT House containing »Ight ro*>*s, on Grove stre«*t. Apply to K. 1. Bartl ft, W State street decMdtl rpo f,FT -Kurolsbid rooms, with fu»rxc*.,f J w od 1 eating, nd bath room acoommoda* tions. lr,rioi e of M r« Farr nr, Hz Drove street. dcc24dlw A nldroala vs I s Cltlftf* ffft« you feel the chill, v.ifh pil-. creeping over your who e frame nquli- a! one* for the blood •enrolling loner of the compound Vapor BKBi ow lii u*e In every c immunity. I' yon cannot find a public na- i avinn, s.rdf *r family ou l. ..t once, a-no on quire of F. Bask* H. dec 14.1 if _ T«» LF.T-One la grand k*or w»* J" ir, h irt the f- el; made of the beat flr.c ‘-alf. and eaev, and uae ve. make mure •hatmet r,ra'1- than any other manu/r>' tur*r. It band »ewi fill* j.ric*-; one trial will convince t n iio want a ah for coin fort and «erv»c*. -vea -24 and *2.00 VVorkli*«w«" 9^> are very strong and durable. Thn*e i. given them a trial will wear nootherwh* DnUC! k.'.rtrt ««d *|.*4 ill O VS worn bytbe boy*everywhere, they •n their merit*, a* the lucre-.* mg a*Ieaahrrw- Ladies i^irted «tooe«c.*»ilng from W hi <-»i—. t V. i. e-w' C—•“^•:T*S!8S3art!StSS SOLD »T ;f. l.hfrsey. HI* 11deodSn Bowflitch. ffebs-crftCn. *tmu. m«»N norm.