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TIE eIpentii1:es 0! the National
Go7e,nneat for;the fiscal year 1874 were
&2s7. l33 SO, against $50 3G2ij for the
fiscal yezt 1873, : de-esse Of $2sGg .G53,
AID IN increase Of S25.4i7,i25 oTs, 1872,
exclusive, 0! cour1e, Of the items Of inter.
at and premicm4 An examination Of
the tzurs in detail EhoEs that there WIS
= saving Of f363G.5i7 las; yea. IN the
civil and miscellaneous expenditures, bat
Iii. item is still larger By 8 .G5S 81 than
il 1872, showing that there Is still room
loE great retreDchnent. The War De-
psrtnsli sAVed almost exactly four nil
lion dollstE the past year, b1t the item Is
sill seTen millions lG!ggr than II 1872
The VHginjaI Affair." largely increased the
eIpsusiTeneA q tAs navy, the item gtsut-
ing 70. S7, ~. 30 nGe than in 1873, ard
for t9,Gs2,77 more than in 1872. The
charge IOE the navy hss mol ben exceed
ed Iiooe 1881. The Indians oost 81 ;2J9,-
23Gless thEn IN 1873, bat only S355 2GO
less than in 1872. Pensions only dimin-
i.hed t32i.0I2 as compared with 1873.
bu. IhoE an excess q go. Ole ss com-
pared with the previous yesr. The in
crease in the interest charge is the mos;
noticeable fact IN the statement, this be-
ing the first time in eight yesrS that there
has BEEN other than = decrease. Probab-
y the double interest paid during the
syndicate opersuons accounts for 5 part
Of It This charge viii certainly be re-
duced The coming year, Is the annual in
terest % the whole funded debt on the 1t
o; August is but s9s, 7g2 .06S. The spp,o-
priAtjoOs this year are also smaller than
last year, and 4 the revenue sppesrS to
be inGeasiDg We may reasonably Antici-
PATE good surplus, thus opening The way
for reelection Of taxation.
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A EoETE Carolina exchange reports
the; frigatfuI reTepg: wzs taken by .
REJECTED lore: II is locality one nigh! re.
emily. TasyoU;b, Ehose name Is james
GoL0:th, ks3 bsen oo2rting Mis- S2ssn
Pgt..deItsE, EDd - she fsuy rejected his
o5=', he grew frantic, And ran up md
cs1gh: he, es' IL his teeth. Hev Ehrieks
soon brought al the family 70 her EsEis-
t.uoe, b7; the girls fslher hsd 70 insert
the po!-hooEs between Goiorths teeth,
ard make the Old WOMAN hit him on the
hesd with cOU.pin beto'e he co1H Be
made 70 loose his hold The ear EGs 50
nEiLs,e5 that Dr.. Baker, who EAs called
in, had % cut II q, and he now hiss it
p'eeyTed in alcohol, where the curious
usy call and inspect /. for themselves.
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JoszRE AEcz, Tie iErn lI1gsen chan.
pion, VII : Primitive NethotEt presc5ef
osiUe Be bsesDs pablic Agiis.o., Erd
ooets;caLEy esEE5 TIE p7lp!; DgE. Or )
receai s.rdsy eTsrirz be preached IL lie
s.Ic9sZd Tbes1r, sbws3i.eh, LoDtoo,
70 70 l0tjeDte d 500 pzsorI. NJ.
ARCH sppesre3 On TIE rage with bons
1rniEsskAbis specimens d the Igric1-
turll lAborirg clEs BY his sSte ore mar
hEd tnstiEn COS; without slseTet. Ar
The tsrTice Geollsc.ioa O! EpEE3s q ~
W.l taken !os the licked cat farm lIooE-
tB The BernOn lasted Ebou; forty min
zta The main ides Of Il WAs the phi
l4l,tIcPic character q Cars; The az
dieree hsq1sriiy spP!soted He preach
e with great esse, 70 eager Listeners, who
i.li lhE. be vas or 0! iksn- NJ. ARCH
ibcesalsi T0Tk hu TeFy nueh Esse;e1
biz health.
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Hu,unI AID Anpcln,,nn.

Editors Of lie Ists7!Esree,.
Allow me 70 make correction Of yCu,
editorial in this morning issue in regard 10
the death rate Of an association similar 10
that ofthe Peoples Mutual Aid AIsocil-
lion. The insurance companies calculate,
say six per thousand on persons OF good
health between Is and 30 years, Hence the
premium or assessment on 800 such mem.
berS could not well amount 70 more than
$l2 30 per Gnnum. This, experience has
proved 10 be correct, 10 which the Odd
Fellows Mutual Aid Association Of this
city giVea evidence. Il would not be fair
70 calculate the death rate Of the r4oZe
population Of 9 city like Wheeling and
Aiisr II stipulAie the cost Of an unknown
insurance for men between 81 and so
Year,; class which shows 3 very small
portion Of the deAihS occurring in he
community.
VIII you please make note Of This In
your paper, as the editorial Of today
might possibly misleAd those who have nj,
made lifeinsurance special study ana
much oblige, Youn rspectiuny
q. Q. ULRicH.
Rh<sIiH1, August IS, 1874.
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Joaa Howard PEyns, suIboF q Hone
Sweet H9ns," EEs II unfortunate, hoDs-
Iest, pernilesa ELo3Ge.. BE has EiTe1
tie nc4: s1Scs AID bssutitul eIpeaEion Q.
tie hearts eIao;i0oi regarding hone, and
ye; psssyoAny b. WLs = EtrEngeF to al ii
Eo5sE L,3 living ;rf7sooea- osee, IN
eo-Tsrls:ign With sfrsnd, be gave the o..
igiE 0! u. BooE, With vks 3 singular
dream He aid: y. dream l saw :
scsoe d nos; UEnsoEo6snt rural beauty.
|! Tss d! that psir!EI OF poei e9gld IN
LgIce- TIE lk5cbcEps va composed O!
gently Ec.Irg hills, valleys, And nIeEra5eI.
Ing Et-e1,ns Il tie uidE; Stood habits
uoof, Ebe!e B8T mn, TOnsa and chill
cfsn, Ard beArd pleasant T0ioes, laughter
n,Iic, bocg Al bgv ny Bo1l reTeSet
il the p.sigre Bzt ES11Ally ii tEdsd
iro1 ny sight A gTe4i elOsd gkthered
Eksch gTgT dyk And tGrrjb.e. All
Esi1 ], That clad IA significant d ny
ONE 1T a. EAj3 NesE ToE6I, ! saw
trEos3 upon !: il burning Letters tbose
VIZ - " ASS A-1AS-Ay " AL[AGGG H4AsGl >
be nEa 4 iEgiaTe tod TAgAb0od khslt
iooz b q the lace q the earth Ii
is:TJ: !eoogui1sd my doom, And SEoke
70 Sot i b0.h : dream and = reality.
TIE picture Of ny dream EEE inspiration
70: The s9cg, ADD ny l9Dsly heaTt o0aId
vel give TEACHING pstbos 70 ny words
No; long GiGT tie s0og q Home,
sEse; H2-s, VA giTea 70 the world by
John H2Ek'1 Payne TIE dream i
n0:e especially recalled By the closing
E,AEz8:
A. Grfls ECz toze, p5saEETe eiZz,es II "a.
- eve =s ~ gH.y :.E:sssz eU::GSs EREsI
TIE b4-1s st:E-fE EUsssly, -: eK=as I; zyehl-
Give Es issCz- Ecs tEBI ;ssLee q Et.s 6sa:E .
IA. A.
Eg=s sEss: s7-.'
T:G-E's - Pre- LIE s9=e'
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ceneraI NotIcaa-
.RoPOsALs-

CLnK'E oPHcI BoLED o. CONTESTANTS. ,
NEnLISs, ArEast :, lgT4
P:opostlI Win Be received n tbs oAee q,
LsfnthtnZ ntetErs 6y Psesx!psIos So s,
Coztiy Psytie4hn toc tSe City Dtrtiet "a -
leHT, tog al bat pogtyoE Of he EN- to-ts 4
hte4nG Creek. Ard bids for an rorfh 81 ~
GeeE 4e tkr-s beng Sep1rAte bg6a Also p-o
reserves he night 70 Geysct EzJF Eu6iEs
Eao CHAS 3. DKITRRS- Iss,1
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Hand. Book Of Politics fW 1874
~
HON. EDWARD MCPHERSON,
C1rk q Hon, nf R,,rnrnsaa,u

This ACCURATE and IMPARTIAL volUms gives
The PULL HIcoKD on the 'IncreaEe Of Salary
Ae:" and It's repeal, On TrEnfponGt!oa, CiTil
Right, and FirAseiIl Qseito1s, including tie
act Of 1854 a.ItirE Legal TsnGess- Ard coin
interest on Bonds, and the TIrious Expanding
AID Contracting Acts Htnee- President GrIut's
NOssaRes and Memorandum, Interviews, Let
ter, ProelEnatioRI, and Action IN Alabama,
ArktnIAs, LouISitnI and TeIIG. Supreme Coart
Deeihonh Illinois and Wisconsin RIIlroad
LAU. Constitutional Anebdnsn:s. nSde and
pending, In stGies, and Nation. "Baek.pAy"
st1t!sties. Tables Of Appropriations, Debt,
Heetons, cuHsrey DiStEibarsoa By States and
sections &e. Invaluable for eaneAIga. Cloth,
{: -, postpaid
Address GEO. PRS. DAWSON,
Gai0 20 Boz 81, WIsHxsfox, D. c.
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Educational.

MRS c z SMITHS SCHOOL pa
w SiRIS-LsnA4iey luFsi..ss &c. - =
g 20 ~ - f:sss.s- Ti[ .sg;s1 kt.tSr- -.
- as a. teIsht q ifEs-ps.iss /, 4,
flff AZ 1kAEuL.Es- Cvhst : -.
LA.TnEeta utEt; y 2. Mtyts &C.,
O.tSitT ~ Pa. 10 y Ma : .tstsr
Io' 2r'LbE: s2s1rnG-en e. A. L. Co,
q IN sEysA ear1R q Bys1s AZ IL &C..
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TuEyo3s1 t4:-i5: L A,jsgs:-y, Oh
PfuS=rsk csG=psrI-ia ny, Il iEfi re-
t7rusg 70 ~ gSatl e'c.l;i9s- Ts'
ursrtss L:zsG4 hTT. tss= taxa 6gT-
G.s as rec; t5.ctL5G1 I'D TtEi Ls57ns'
lEas-a 4 r.! Ers hG@ng CARED ESsy
T.. dian L's EsE11y Glazed r., ~!
sra i. E:rsg1 VII ts !, god os3ea
Lgli-, Ilib0agb ii VII take socs t:-s y
rso-z3 The bo7leA Il b reporis3 rs
lie resjG4Fzo3 oyS E-o--tE % $500
~ q SEEA Is 6epcGi.s3 i tie Rst
2Etis Bank TsGrs AZ ifeqss-t err,
talnnssH giTga IL ti3 a Gs E.Es:s-s
and be tiets.I . ihg= ~ !: !E:g. ~
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CHANGE OF BUSINESS
G. II. ROBINSON

Atyfg teesEed tie Ee.Tiaes o. Al o: II, RoA.
!ntoa . eIeellent Isrtsts, Gad proniF.nf nv ~.
PelfO1A AtteAtton. l eAn KElsEntes 70 - r,SSje
aootSSta1nee o. Tie 1ne eIAls Of work a; ShteS
-. SS 1919 % hAt been ncted- IEIl EITEJs
he Tey best uusf 81 an tins. ~ -
A. P. HALL Photographsr
~ his hEtn ST., ThAeliRT. II Il,
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1ESSR G. BECCR
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JERELlNG YKNALR oOLlg,

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GENERAL NEWS.

The New York Legislature encourages
sharpshooting in the State militia
They are having a potato famine in the
Lake Superior region.
Invalid northerners seem to have taken en-
tire possession of Florida.
The players of base bail are organizing and
preparing generally for the coming campaign
The Commercial Advertiser compliments
New Hampshire by calling it the Old Granny
State.
nois, Wednesday, causing considerable though
not serious damage.
The library in the Michigan State prison
contains over 1000 volumes, of which more
than 1900 have been added within year.
There is to be another grand naval review
at Spi,head on the occasion of the visit of the
Emperor of Russia.
The introduction of salmon into the rivers
of Australia, after repeated failures, has been
accomplished at last. +-
In the French Assembly Wednesday, the
bill censuring the government for it's action in
reference to the nominations Of MAYORS of
cities was defeated,
Stockton, California, is a place alter Gen.
eral SCOTS own heart. II is proposed to
teach the "swoct Irisi, brogue" in the public
schools there.
The prospects of Louisiana planters are
brighter this season than they have been at
any time since the war. Their crops will be
more varied than heretofore. y,7 -..-..
Two more defalcatons are reported from
New York. book keeper of Badeaa. Lock
wood & CO., runs off with Sl6O, 900, and a
leather merchant, w. A. Ellis, has departed,
leaving acquaintances to mourn the loss of
$50, 900.
Spinks w,nt home and tried to tell about
the dress reform lecture. Said he :. you
ought to have heard her tell about the way
women loop up the joints of their overskirts.'',
A New Britain man considers that this is a
sadly unappreciatve world. lie tried to as
sist in the worship Of Second Advent church
with Jews'harp. He proved that his con.
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Victims of Obscure Disease, seeking safety
and restored health, should use DIR. Helm
holds Extract Buchu. This article is Off
cial and standard. 1t is, moreover, the
only preparation that developes the full value
of Buchu as a diuretic. 1t is perfect spe
cifc for all diseases of the urinary organs il
male or female. Beware of counterfeits anG
limitations, which INSCRIPTIONS men are en-.
deavoripg to palm off upon DR.. Helmbold's
reputation. Look for the doctors signature
on the wrapper. For sale by all druggists.
Marl1-+c. d. &wlw
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Palpsta,ton ofthe Heart.

,~ FREEroRr DIGBr COUNTY, n. S,
February12, 1869.
JAMES l. FELLOWS, ESQ.
DEAR SIR; have, during several years
been troubled 18th Nervous Complaint ant
Palpitation OF the Heart. so much so that a
times ! became unconscious of everything
around me- in fact, my pulse stopped some
times altogether Hearing of the good it af
forded to others, was induced to try YOU
Compound Syrup of Hypophosphites, ant
have derived great benefit from its use, an(
whenever / am troubled again with the ole
complaint | shall always have recourse tt
your Syrup, feeling sure of obtaining relic
from its use.
You are at liberty to publish this fJr the
benefit of other sufferers.
am, sir, respectfully yours,
FANNY HAINEs.
For sale by all dealers marlS +&wlW
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A Camden correspondent writes as follow

A Camden correspondent writes as follows
to the Portland Press:
'iIon w. w. Thomas. Jr., of your city de-
livered in this village last Friday evening, to
a large and appreciative audience, his very
fascinating lecture entitled "Rambes in Nor
way" His easy and effective style of oratory,
his vivid descriptions of scenery, and pleasing
ing anecdotes and illustrations of the manners
and customs of the audience during the hour
occupied by his lecture"
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ORTHODOX CONGREGATIONAL.-ti Oh.
State ST., between Bridge and Oak streets. Rev.
James IL. Ecob, pastor. Morning service 1880
4. NJ. Evening service ut . o'clock. Preaching
tomorrow by the pastor.
FIRST BAPTiST,-Corner Winthrop and Perham
SITS. Rev. a. V. Titon, pastor: residence VIM
throp street next house east of church. Morning
service 1880 A. NJ. Evening p. NJ. Preach
ing tqim9r BRO by Rey W. T. Chase OF lewiston
q. F. Penney, pastor; residence Summer street.
Morning service 1890 A. NJ. Evening p. NJ.
Preaching to morrow by the pastor
METHODIST EPISCOPAI.-Green street, east OF
state. Roscoe Sanderson, pastor; residence at
the parsonage, next doorto the church: Morn
ing service 1880 A. N. Evening, T. NJ.
pRoTEsT1ST EPIscoPA H. State St, between
Morning service 1880 A. NJ. afternoon service
$50 p. NJ. Preaching to morrow By the rector.
UNIVERSALlST,-Cor. Winthrop and Summer SITS
1890. Sabbath Schoo. 1T II NJ Preaching to-mor-
row by the pastor. NO evening service to-,nor-
UNITARIAN, Christ church),-Cor Oak and State
SITS. Rev. l.. T. Beckwith, pastor. Preaching to-
morrow by The pastor. Morning service at 1880
An Preaching tomorrow by The pastor.
CATHOLIC state st., north of jirdgc. Rev. Mr..
O'Brien priest; residence near the church. =
Morning service, l0i3 An Evening, 40 +. NJ.
Preaching tomorrow by the priest.
y. NJ. c. h,--Rooms in DARBY Block, Water Street.
Regular weekly prayer meeting every Monday
and Thursday evening II =; O'clock Mission
O'Clock. Religious exercises every sunday If.
ternoon 1T O'Clock Rooms open to ali.
The CongIcgatlunal First Baptist, Free VIII
Baptist and Methodist Churches hold social con.
| ference meetings in their vestries every Wednes.
dav evening, at l. o'clock.
NORTH AUGUSTA,-M. L. CHUKCn.-Rev. II. +,
French, pastor; residence at the parsonage, next
door north of the church. Preaching every Sab
bath at 1890 \. NJ. sabbath School at II NJ
Prayer meeting at p. N. Preaching tomorrow
by the pastor.
| CHRIS riAN UNION MEETING, Cushnec Heights,
Rev. Wilson +. jackson, preacher. Morning pray
er meeting 8 80 y. NJ. Preaching 1880 a. NJ Sab
bath School at l. NJ. Preaching at $50 =. M.
Prayer meeting u 50 Z. NJ. Prayer meetings
every Thursday evening at O'Clock.
SOUTH PARISH CONGREGATIONAL, UALLO-
| WELL.-Rev. G. &. McCully, pastor: morning
service 1890; afternoon service at $50; Sunday
school lib T. NJ
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, HALLOWELL.-Rev
p jacques, pa tor; residence opposite church.
Morning service, 1880; Afternoon service, go
Sabbath School at quarter past one r. NJ. Ireach-
ing tomorrow by the pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH, HALLOWELL.-Rey.A A. Il.
Crane, pastor. Morning service 1870. Preach
ing tomorrow by the pastor.
FREE BAPTIST CHURCH, HALLOWELL
Mr.. Peckham, pastor. Services at usual hours.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, HALLOW ELL.-Scrvice.
tomorrow at O'Clock p NJ.
UNIVERSALIST, uALLOWELL.-Rey. S. Gil.
bert, pastor. Sabbath School 10. 80 A. NJ. Ser
vice every sunday afternoon at $50. Social con-
ference meeting in vestry at $50 T. NJ.
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5000 Consumptives in the United States
are to-day using DR.. S. d. Howes Arabian
Milk Cure for Consumption. 1t gives imme.
diate relief, with the most satisfactory pros.
poets of being permanently cured. For coughs
colds, hoarseness, catarrh, and asthma, it is
infallible. No family should, at this Indictment
season of the year, be without it a single
hour, especially where there are children in
clined TO Group. Single dose of the Milk
! Cure, if taken in time, may save life. See
Advertisement
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Bosworlh has just received a new stock OF
sprir goods, which he is prepared to make
up in the latest styles; Mr.. Niles having just
returned from Boston, where he has been
spending short time to post himself on the
way they are cutting and making up spring
garments. Give him call.
Augusta, March 9TH, 1874.
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Maine Manufacturing News.


The new factory of Messrs. G. f. kaler &
Co., in Rockland, is excellentiy adapted for
their business of manufacturing blocks,
pumps, steering wheels, shoe, soap and can
die boxes, and for planning, jig saving, etc,
being much more light and roomy than their
old quarters. They have put in a new boiler
of not less than 30-horse power capacity, with
new 25-horse- power horizontal engine. The
establishment is fully supplied with planners,
saws, lathes, and other machinery, and en-
ploys about dozen hands.
The pulp mills at Jackson Mills, Paris, are
at work only seven hours per day and the
same at night. They are getting in a large
lot of poplar slaves. This winter the help is
all stopping at the mill, so as to be ready for
start when they begin on fall time, which
will be before long, it is thought. The mills
at Shows Falls are getting ready to start
making paper, this spring.
Messrs. Uamlin, Dickens 4 Co. have been
doing brisk business the past winter at their
cash and blind mandatory in Bridgton.
They have manufactured about 400 pairs of
blinds, including 70 pairs of outside blinds for
the new hotel in Waterford
The corporators of the Cheese factory in
Dexter are to organize at once.
The Toothpick Company in Dixfell are
putting in their machinery to work up the
poplars. of which they are hoping to get three
hundred cords.
Isaac n. Harding, of the firm of Harding 6
Co., paper manufacturers of Gardiner, has
sold his interest to Messrs. Dillingham; Co.
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Thousands of Promising Youths, of both
sexes, go down to untimely graves, from gen.
eral debility and weakness, who might be
saved by fortifying their systems with Iron.
The Peruvian Syrup is an Iron Tonic pre-
pared expressly to supply this vitalizing ele-
ment, and is the only preparation of iron that
win assimate at once with the blood.
mari S-+eodl& wlw
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$psciaI Notices.
Cut This Owt-lt May Save Your Life.

Cut Thi, owt-It May Save Your Life.
There is no person living but what suffers more
or less with Lung Diseases, Coughs Colds or Con-
sumption, ye. some would die rather than pay 10
cents tor bottle OF medicine that would cure them
DR.. A. Boschee's German Syrup has lately been in
troduced in this county from Germany, and it's
wonderous cures astonishes every that tries it.
If you doub: what say in print, cut this out and
take it to your Druggist and get sample bottle for
10 cents, or regular size for - cents.
w. W. Whipple, Wholesale gent, Portland Me.
For sale in Augusta at Fullcr's Drug store: in Hall
DWELL at W. II. Billiards..
spn feblgt lyTuT&S
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Temperance meetings are numerous in all
the towns in the vicinity of the city of New
York, but there has as yet been no marked
success with liquor sellers. Large numbers
pledge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-21

For Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality,
Urinary Diseases, and broken down Consti-
tuition, the world is challenged to find the
equal of DIR. S. ID. Howe's Arabian Tonic
Blood Purifer.-See Advertisement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-21

The most important matter in Queen
Victoria's address to Parliament, upon its
assembling on the 10Th, YVES the reference
it made to the marriage of the Duke OF
Edinburgh as aHpledge OF friendship be-
tween two great empires. The famine
in Bengal and the Ashantee war were
mentioned, but only a few affairs nearer
home entered into the speech
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-21

Governor Beverage of Illinois has tabooed
dancing at his receptions, and Mrs. Beveridge
is said to be prominently interested in the
project Of the ladies to inaugurate the
woman's temperance movement at the State
canital
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-21

CHARLES SuMNER.-On the day Of the ar
rival of his body ia Boston, materials for his
memoir begun to be gathered by that indefat'
igable historian, Rev. Elias Mason, personal
friend of the lamented Senator, and well
posted as to the events in which he figured.
B. Z Russell will publish it in an elaborate
style, and yet at price within the reach OF
all
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-21

Eyerybody sings the praises of Adamson's
Botanic Cough Balsam because it 10 an article
of merit, of more value than the purest gold !;
it relieves distress, restores health and pro.
longs life. What greater offices Of kindness
and mercy could it perform.
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