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HE VIRGINIA PROTECTION
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-06
AND YET ANOTHER.
( Extraordinary Cure Of Kidney Dis
ease, Rheuma tism and Piles.

Just WHAT THE DOCTOR SAID IT WOULD DO.
BosToN, Jan. 10, 1873.
DR.. ). ID. HOWE Dear Sir-I write these
facts, hoping that they may come before the eyes
of my fcllow-suffcrers, and they may profit by
them. l have had the rheumatism number Of
wears, hardly being free from it in the last five
years; at the same time being troubled with piles
and with my kidneys. Having been induced by my
friend, VIM. r. Wright, 10 try your ARABIAN
Tonic, commenced taking it about two months
ago; have taken twelve bottles of it and followed
your directions carefully. The result is, to-day
am free from Rheumatism, can get out of bed or
a chair and walk Off without even feeling stiff
feel nothing from the piles, and no uneasiness
about the kidneys. In fact, l feel stronger, my
blood circulates better, and in better flesh and
condition than have been for years. For proof
of these remarks can refer you to the gentlemen
Of whom have bought the Tonic, Messrs. W. II.
Wright 4 Son, Apothecaiies, 81 West Cedar ST.,
and others who have known me for a great while.
JOHN III. KENDALL,
50 West Cedar Street, Boston, Mas.
Sold at Retail by all Druggists.
DR.. Howe is to be in Augusta the second week
in January. jan2&Gt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-06
mOcratic Caucus.


The democratic members-elect Of the legisla-
ture assembled il caucus at the Judiciary Room,
last evening, to nominate candidates for legisla-
tive Offices.
Nathan Cleaves of Portland, was called to the
chair.
John D. Anderson of Gray, was chosen secre-
tary.
The roll of the democratic and independent
members, was called.
The nominations were all made by reclamation.
On motion of S. ID. Leavitt of PASSPORT, John
c. Talbot of East Machias, was nominated candi-
date for Speaker.
On motion of VIM. Moulton of Scarboro', John
Benson, Jr., OF Newport was nominated for Clerk
of the House.
On motor Of S. c. Shapleigh of Elliot, Chas.
B. Morton of Augusta was nominated as Assist
ant Clerk.
On motion Of L. T. Mason Of Biddeford, j. b.
Walker was nominated for Messenger Of House.
On motion Of Ferguson Haines Of Biddeford,
Thomas j. Goodwin OF South Berwick, was nom
mated for Secretary of State.
On motion of Wyatt Weed Of Veazie, Samuel
W. Iioskin5 Of Oldtown, was nominated for ~ ate
Treasurer
Messrs. S. D. Leavitt of Eastport, W. e.. Da-
Wis Of Portland and Wyatt Weed of Neaze, were
chosen a committee to call future caucuses.
The Messenger was requested to procure votes
for the nominees of the caucus, to be distributed
in the House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-06
STATE N EWS.

The Rev. i. z. Snow has retired from the
Christian Mirror and Col. F. +. Shaw will here
after be sole editor and proprietor. There was
failure to make the concern rcmunerative to two
proprietors.
The shoe stores in Bangor close evenings with
the exception of Saturday evening.
The river at Calais has again been closed to nav
igation.
Mr. Augustus Richardson, as he was passing
Dr. Andersons Monday evening, about six clock
slipped Unexpectedly upon the ice, and fell, diso
eating his shoulder He was taken into DR.. AS
store and the painful operation of replacing the
shoulder was promptly performed by DIR. Bibber.
i Bath Times.
The Dexter correspondent Of the Wing writes :;
Soon after O'Clock yesterday morning, Mr. Geo.
b. Trne of Dexter, attempted suicide by shooting
himself with a double barreled pistol. The wound
will probably not be fatal. The physician who at
tended him succeeded in extracting the ball from
his head. He is now quite comfortable. lie has
been quite low spirited about his business for some
time past, but his friends did not consider that he
would attempt anything of this kind.
The Ellsworth American says there may be
some sparring at Augusta this winter, the
proposition to extend the charter of the Castine
Ellsworth Railroad to Eastport; but, it adds, we
apprehend none. Let that Company build a road
to Passport if they wish-all the people want is
the road-they don't care much under what char.
ter it Is built.
Ox-Goyernor Coburn has received letter from
Lewis Anderson, who was to run the new Show
,, heea an wooden factory with the missing William
Fairgreayes, dated at West Troy, n. Y, Decem-
Der 3lst, say ins that be (Anderson) had just re-
ceiyed a letter from his brother in Selkiik, Scot
land, saying that the missing VILLAIN Fairgreayes
called upon him few days before. lie said that
he had sold out in America and was going to
erect new mill somewhere, but before doing so
was going to Australia to to look around. Gov.
Coburn informs us that the loss of Mr.. f. has not
del Eyed the building of the factory and that Mr..
An lerson will take the mill whel completed
The Skowhegan Company lost no money by
Ea rpreAYes' depaltnre.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-06
Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, Jan. ), 1874.

Chicago, Jan. 3, 1874.
Flour-dul-ex spring Eat "a.
Wheat-No. spring cash, s"5sa; Jan. W}Ias
Feb. 9l24a.
Corn No. ,. mixed, cash SD; May, 7lsa-;
6j55a Jan 66lea Feb.
Oats-No. 2. a}a52 = cash Jan. - a. 5.zsa5S-
for Feb. 81 May,
Kye-No. 2, ?s-a.
BarIey-No. slning 3al22l! cash. l2iaI2 Jan.
1854 Feb.
Dressed Hogs--6 00a6 ~.
PERKS s0a cash. Is s0l Jan; 10 y Feb; 10 10
ale IS MCl.
Lard-i$ loal2 10 cash; 10 S2l9a-- Feb; Is AZ;
a30 30 Mich
Bulk Meats shoulders Gl4,- short rib mid
9ISa- short clear mid al0--.
Hams-- IL t6s average II a..
Whi~key- !hi- n.
Freights-Corn 10 Buffalo, 1 liza; wheat 30 ~,
Receipts 100 lour; II, 90 wheat $1,000 corn
20 100 oats; goo rye, 10000 barley.
shipments - 500 hour, IL 030 wheat; IS, oJ(
corn; 20 oth oats. 1000 barley 700 rye.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-06

yocates deepening the water in the canal to seven
feet believing that to be the best means of faci-
tatng navigation by boats whether steam or not.
He claims that New York has large interest in the
financia policy of the United States, and says an
additional issue of currency legal tender, or bank
notes is illusion, and an increase of currency
will not cure the distress.
A Death.
T.. c. Garter, formerly member OF Congress,
died in Brooklyn, Sunday.
Ex-Governor Hoffman and General Ward aye
added to the list of candidates foriU nted States
Senator.
Cuban Affairs.
Great activity exists in Cuban circles in this city
and 1t is rumorcd tina. active preparations are GO
ing on in refitting expedition, which it is be-
lleVed will result very differently from the Inflated
Nrginius affair.
Matters in France.
Pals special says, since the recent govern
mental revolution in Spain, the supporters of the
Pince Imperial have been less secret in their
movements, and the feeling in favor Of Bonap trt-
ism Is increasing The egiimistS in the Assembly
Are evidently determined if they cannot effect the
estoration Of the monarchy to at least embarra:s
lie republic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-06

During the next week, Dr. S. ID. Howe of New
York, is to give receptions at the Mansion House
in this city. To those who availed themselves Of
his professional skill, on the occasion Of his former
visit, we need lot say word Wherever he has
gone he has secured the confidence and respect Of
invalids, who have been greatly benefited and
often cured by the use Of his medicines. The
doctor is no wandering meteor, who is seen once
and then disappears, but is regular physician.
with "local habitation and name, and is a
gentleman every way entitled public confidence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-06
taarrifD.

In Calais, Eth ult Alexander Mcleod to Miss
Leoaora hughes OF st. stephen; 24th ult., Lyman
+. Fish to Miss Laura T.. Greenlaw, both of Calais;
cath uh., Charles l.. stckney to Miss Mary o.
Nordstrom, both of Calais.
In Pennington, goth inst, George a. Pierce Of
East Livermore to Miss EMma III. Phbrick of
Chestervlls; oath ut., Charles Il. Wheeler to Miss
Mary c. Higgins, both of Pennington.
In Strong oath ut., Jacob l.. Hayes TO Miss Alice
a, Hunter of strong.
In Phillips 25th ult., Charles W. Parker to Miss
Jennie l.. Totten, both of Phillips
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:
ed by reclamation as candidate for Clerk
On motion of j. w. North, Esq, of Augusta
Oramandcl Smith of Titchfeld, was nom mated by
reclamation as candidate for Assistant Clerk.
On motion Of Mr.. Reed of Bath, j. b. Walker Of
Turner, was nominated by reclamation as condi-
date for Messenger.
On motion of DR.. b. F. Sturgis of Auburn, J.
r. Prescott of Rome, was nominated by acclama-
ton as candidate for lst Assistant Messenger.
On motion of Mr.. Wilson of Bangor, Chss. II.
Getchell was nominated by acclamaLion as candi-
date for I'd Assistant Messenger.
On motion of Mr. Snow of Hallowell, the fol.
lowing committee was appointed to act with the
Senate Committee in calling future caucuses Snow
Of Hallowell, Fernald of Wilton, Montgomery of
Boothbay, Shepherd Of Skowhegan, and Eaton of
East Livermore.
On motion Of Dr. Sturgis, the caucus, adjourn
cd
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House Caucus.

House Caucus.
The republican members elect of the House of
Representatives met in convention last evening,
in Representatives Hall, for the purpose of NOM
mating candidates for officers of the House.
The convention was called to order by Daniel
Randall, Esq, of Island Falls, and Hon. George
Barron of Topsham, was called to preside, and S.
j. Chadbourne was made Secretary.
The next business in order being the nomina-
ton of candidate for Speaker OF the House,
Franklin Wilson, Esq, of Bangor, said that as he
was a member of the last House, and knew of the
efficient services of the presiding officer, and as
certainly there could be but one mind on the sub
ject, he moved that Hon. William w. Thomas,
Jr, of Portland, be nominated by reclamation as
candidate for Speaker. The motion was unani-
mously carried, and Mr.. Thomas declared to be
the candidate.
On motion OIL. $. Snow, Esq, of IIallowell,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-06
The SitnntiOn.

New Orleans January s. The Congressional
committee is still in session, examining witnesses
as to the organization of the legislature. Mayor
Wilt and Others testified
Several military orders were iSued, one sending
troops TO Nicksburg.
The conservative caucus has resolved to organ
lie The Legislature to day, The | lace of meeting
has not vet been decided upon.
No personal violence was used Monday, the
citizens everywhere remaining very quiet in the
streets, exc, pr an occasional outbust of applause
about the state House, when favorable news TO
the conservatives was brought out.
The city is very quiet today, and no unusual
demonstration in any quarter The military still
occupy the State House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-06

The House of Representatives is composed Of
Isl members. The political complexion of the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-06
Balls and Parties.

During January and February, Mrs. NJ. P.
Webster will keep on hand a choice selection of
French Flowers, Ruchings, Thread Laces, neck
ties in new and besutiful patterns, ETC.. designed
for balls and parties; also complete stock of MILL
merry and fancy goods. ljS Water ST., Augusta,
Me. janG-.tf
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S9.,OOO,OOO.

The Lives Insured by the Society are carefully
selected In different parts of North America and
Europe, furnishing, by this broad field of opera.
tions an additional and exceptional safety to the
Policy-hoders. The assurances are made only on
the Mutual Principle. The Surplus Premiums are
returned annually to the Insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-06

Reports from the logging camps continue to the
and that, If the weather continues proptious, larg
er stocks of logs will be hauled than was entici-
pated.
Mrs. Sarah Estes recently died in Pownal 1t the
advanced age of 80 years and 10 days. At the
time Of her death she had, living, 3 children, Al
grand children, so great grand children and
greats great grand children.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-06

Fred Hussey, son of Mr.. John Hussey of this
city, dentaly shot himself on Monday even
ing. He was praoticing at target, with a navy
revolver, and was STOPPING to examine the posi-
ton of the last shot, when of the barrels Of
the revolver discharged, sending half-ounce
ball into young Hussey's ankle. The wound was
dressed by Drs. Bell and Dillingham; and the pa
tent is now doing well.
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CONN ECTICUT.


New Haven, January ). Owing to the illness
of one of defendants (Cornovefion s. counsel, the
trial Of the case of Insurance Commissioner ST ID
man against the American National Life 4 Isust
Insurance Company, of this city, has been post
poned until THURSDAY, the seventh of January, at
10 o'clock n. m.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-06

Money orders are also drawn by this office ON
Great Britain, Germany, and Switzerland.
REGISTERED LETTERS.
Letters, and other valuable packages, may be
registered to any post-offce in the United States
the payment OF letter postage and fee Of eight
cents. HORACE II. HAMLEN, y. N.
January, 1879.
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Iisb

In this city, 2ld ut, Sadie II. Fossctt, child OF
Sarah y. Newell OF Vassalboro'. aged ii years, 0
days.
In Pennington. cath ult., Mrs, Sally wife Of John
Ditson, aged 6S years, months.
In Avon, 2ith ult. Moses Carson, formerly Of
Mt. Vernon aged So years.
In Glidden, Iowa, 10th ut., freeman Butler, for
merly OF Pennington, Me-, aged "a years.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
9ailg Aennebse journal.
NEW ia PSIlIKE.
Democratic Convention.

DcmOCratIc COnventiOn.
Concord, January 5. The democratic conytn-
ton for the second councillor convention was
called to order in Phoenix Hall, Immediately aft er
the adjournment of the STATE convention by A. H.
Rust of Wolfboro'. The convention organized
permanently by electing E. S. Nutter Of Concord,
Chairman, and James IL. Goliath of Barnstead,
Secretary vote for candidates for councillor
was taken by towns, which resulted in no choice.
On the withdrawal Of John c. Moulton of Lacona,
one Of the candidates, NJ. II. Marston Of Sandwich
was nomiL ated by accl nation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-06

We the undersigned members of the Oxford Gel
egatiou, having heard that reports in citcula-
ton to the effect that Gen. VIM. X. Kimbal who
is Il candidate for Adjutant General, was sup
porter of Greeley during the last presidential eec
,ion, do most emphaheaAy deny such statement,
and the same is untrue in every particular.
Jan. ), !S-5, OXFORD DELEGATION.
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Kennebee Agriculture, Society.

The Kenncbec Agricultural Society held their
annual meeting at Readfeld, Monday. The
attendance was unusually large, and the meeting
harmonious. The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year President, S. kiibreh, Man
chester. Vice Presidents, j. Il. Nelson, Winthrop
Geo. Z. Minot, Belgrade, j. y. Fogg, Readfeld.
Secretary, Geo. a. Russell, Readfcld Treasurer
and Librarian, J. i. Lowe. Agent and Collector
Gilman IIawse. Trustees, j. Z. Brainerd, East
Winthrop, Geo. Keith, Fayette, j. p. Carson
North Wayne, H. o. Nickcrson, Readfeld, VIM.
II. Carr, Mt. Vernon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-06
FOREIGN.
Heavy Explosion in Coal Mine.
Some Ninety Persons Killed.

Some Ninety Persons Killed.
London, January 8. An explosion of fire damp
in coal mine at Rotterdam, Yorkshire, Tuesday
morning, killed large number of persons.
LATER.
1t is now reported that 80 lives were lost by the
explosion at Retherhaim.
Spain.
Madred, January 5. Preparations have been
made at Barcelona for the reception of King AL
fonso. The city will be illuminated and the troops
reviewed.
England.
London, January s. Judgment has been rem
dered in the ecclesiastical court removing Bishop
Mortin from his see. The Bishop is absent from
England.
Eight lives were lost by the fire damp explosion
at Rotterdam
Paris, January s. All the great powers have
authorized their representatives at Madrid to en-
ter into semi-oficial relations with the new gov
eminent.
The ex-king Of the Scilies has visited Alphon-
30 and assured him that the courts Casserta and
Bari have Withdrawn from the Carlist cause
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Wiltz's Story.


Ex-Mayor Wilt made a long statement to a
speoisl New Orleans correspon ent, a.sing
the action in the State House Yesterday but it
contsins nothing new. He claims he was gular-
" elected Speaker, and was illegally removed.
Mr.. McEnery also made statement, in which he
says Louisiana to-day is territory stripped of ev-
cry right of sovereignty.
An Albany despatch referring to the democratic
caucus of last night says that Tammany out-gen-
eralled the county members, as usual.
Three boys, who have been employed by CON
tractor drivers Of mail wagons, have been ar
rested for robbiug the mail bags. Over hundred
letters were found in the straw at the bottom Of
the wagon.
The board of emigration by it, annual report
show that it has run into debt over S20oo00 dur
ing the last year.
A Washington special SAYS it is now believed
that Irwin will answer all the que, tons tomorrow
when brought, before the House, he now being
satisfied from the developments in New York thai
the commit &c will ascertain all the facts without
him.
Governors Address.
The essage of Gov. Tilden is quite lenet
1t seems that the receipts of the year are 26 1885,
$40 and the payments $40 636, 30S, leaving a bal.
ance of nearly 100000. The funded debt is
$50 900 600 The reduction of the debt last year
was Sc 900 000 He recommends a small appro-
priatlon for the centennial revision OF the law
Furnishing malversation by pub ic officers, the per-
lection OF criminal laws, and advocates local self
government for cities and towns and considers Off
cal &C liability condition OF municipal independ-
epce. He discusses at great length the transport
alton problem as involved in the Erie canal. He
refers to the granares of the west and northwest,
the cost Of transit for their products to the ocean
the liberal policy always pursued by New York
towards all enterprises which would tend to
cheaper transportation. But the State must pro-
tect the Erie Canal while not seeking to make
money from it, He urges the perfecting Of the
canal to enlarge its capacity, that it shall prac-
tically cheaper and facilitate exchanges of COM
| modites between the east land the west. He adj
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DA kOTA.

Velmillion City, January 5. People in Clay
county, are compelled to ask aid from the rest Of
the country. although they hope to be able to get
food and seed grain sent to %. NJ. Thompson,
President Of the relief committee Of this city, will
reach them.
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ONO.
Fire.

Cincinnati, January 5. A despatch from SAN
dusky, says the residence of Milo Rlggles at Put
in Bay, was burned yesterday. His mother, sis
ter and sisters child was burned to death. Rug
giles jumped from window and was fatally in
iured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-06

The Biographical Sketches will be published in
in to.morrow's Daily. Persons desirng extra
copies should give their orders to-day. Those
who have already ordered copies will be sup
Piled at this office or by the Carriers.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati, Jan. !, 1874.
POHk-quet at $40 25sI0 %.
LAkD-eteam 1874 as kettle, H4 9.
BULK MEATS-shouiders 6h q = clear rib sides
. Adsi clear sides ~. dI0.
Observation-Disclosures sKah; clear rib sides IA
9l9 clear sides lli.9l2.
WIISkEY-!j-G.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-06

We are requested to announce the regular
monthly meeting of the Capital Guards, this even
ing, at their armory.