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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-12
LOUISIANA


New ORLEANS, October IL. Many lives were
lost by the burning of the steamboat Southern
Belle. 1t is supposed that nearly all those who
were sleeping in the after part of the boat were
burned to death, as after the fire had once got en-
tirely under way it was almost impossible to get
at the bow of the boat the only way of escape to
the shore The cargo cons listed of from 500 to
800 bales of cotton. The boat was a new one,
aud valued at Sf5 ,OO0 insured for $50 900, most
ly in New Orleans companies. Z. Hebet the
pilot held the bow of the boat against the bank
until all who could ad escaped He then eaped
from the pilot house 10 the lower deck and was
severely injured.
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From a well.kuown Manufacturer.

SPRINGFIELD, VT, April q, 1871.
Messrs. Seth W. Fowle & Sons
Gentlemen--Several years ago was attacked
with a severe lung difficulty, which was quite
alarming. | had severe night sweats, and all the
premonitarv symptoms OF Consumption. Amer
having tried several remedies and the skill of ply
sicians without benefit, was induced to use Wis
tar's Balsam, the first bottle of which afforded
immediate relief; and continuance of its use
soon restored me to my usual health. For TWEEN
tyfve years past it has never failed to afford en-
tire satisfaction in all of colds or any throat
or lungs difficulties. know of no medicine con
slider its equal. Yours truly. JAS. MITCHELL
octl1-teod& wlw
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Novem Der wi witness the
Dem ocratc Proc,. SIGN
start for Salt River.
THE RICHMOND OF DEMOCRACY
Is TAKEN!
TO THE APPOMATTON AND IN
CONDITIONAL SURRENDER
OF THE DEMOCRATIC
PARTY.
OHIO.

COLUMBUS, October ll-noon Further returns
from the country show continued republican gains
which still keep Barnes (rep.) for Secretary of
State somewhat ahead of the gains made by Bell
in the large cities. Ii the same rate is kept up
republican gains will more than Offset the los. in
the cities and make the republican ma iority in
Ohio about 1000. John 7. Thompson. chairman
democrat State committee, comedies the State
to the republicans.
The election of Matthews (rep.) for Congress
over Binnng in he second district leaves the es-
innate OF result in Congressional districts the
same as given last night, namely republicans
twelve; democrats eight-s gain of five republi-
can congressman.
The republican majority in Cuyahoga county on
secretary of State is 1921; on supreme judge,
$500.
The Cincinnati Enquirer (dem. comedies Ohio TO
the republicans by from 1000 to 5000
Mathews (iep) is elected to Congress by ma
joriiy.
Montgomery county complete, for Secretary Of
State, Bell, (dem) 9S6s; Barnes o025. For Judge
Of supreme Court. Finck (dem) 979i; Boynton
79ls. For Congress. Mcmahon (dem.) $500 |;
Howard 1851. PTsbls county gives Mcmahon
Darke and Green counties, same district are not
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Centenn al NOIeS.

PHILADELPHIA, October IL. This being New
Eng aud week. the attendance OF visitors from
New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts. Rhode
Island and Connecticut has been unusually large,
At the New Hampshire building the registrations
throughout the week averaged about 800 daily,
anu will doubtless be increased Considerably to
morrow, when the ceremonies connected with the
special Centennial celebration Of the State will
take pace.
Lord Dufferin, Governor General of Canada,
arrived this afternoon.
The attendance to-day at the main exhibition
was 8, 1868, Of which l73 were at half fee, and at
the live stock exhibition 70S.
AT the main building to-day the representa-
tives OF New England Agricultural Societies was
hell. Col Daniel Needham presided and made
an address.
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Scarcity Of Money.

There is no doubt but the present coudi or of
all kinds of business and industry is fearfuy de-
pressed and ii behooves every family to look care.
fully to their expenses. Winter is coming on
when children are liable TO Group, Whooping
Cough, etc. Coughs and Colds will prevail every
where, and Consumption with other Throat and
Lung disease will carry off many. These diseases
should not be neglected, Doctor Bills are expen-
sive, and we would advise our people to use
BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP. 1t never has failed.
One bottle at IS cents will keep your whole family
well during the winter. Two doses will relieve
any case. Sold in all towns il The United States,
and by your Druggist sept29- tTT&S&w
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Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, Oct. II, 1875.

OTIVdEUl OCt, IT. Ib10s
FLOUR-extra spring, 81 O0I5 %.
WHEAl-\o aspiring, spot, 05a4- Oct,
OKLA; Nov. 1853.
CokN-No 2, mixed, spot. iS%a-i Oct. a.. -.
oAT>-\o ,, 81 -, spot . t., 33,..
RiE-NO. ,, - On.
BAki.EN-No. eprng, STA -, spot.
DRESSED HOGS-9 is 8 IS
PORK-I6 75al6 s. spot; oct, Is O,lsal5 0s
LARD-lO 2j--al0 10, spot; Oct 8 40a9 az
BULK MEArs-Sholllers, "a short rib
mid, ia short clear mid % ayA.
HAMS-l5 b average
WHISkEY-ll0-a
FREiGHls-COrn to Buffalo, -a2h wheat do
SRA
RE ElPrs-l}nG -four 1900 wheat; 2s5,o0O
corn; 1900 oat-; 40 0rye, oil o barley.
oHlPMtNr >-s,1 Hour. 1900 wheat 900
coTu Us 900 oats; MOO barley: 400 rye,
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BIDDEfI)RD.
A0ulver>aTx.

BIDDEFoRD, October IL. The anniversary ex-
ercises of the benevolent societies Of the FREE
Baptist church convened this afternoon In Saco
The afternoon service was unimportant. The
evening service opened with praise meeting led
by Rev. Frank Chase of Andover, Mass. An
able and interesting sermon was preached by Pro.
fessor j. A Howe of the Bates Theol1 scal
School, from John, Chapter IA. Sth and 9th verses.
The following officers were elected
President Professor 3. F. Hayes of Lewiston ;
Vice President Rev. G. c. Waterman of Dover,
y. H.; Secretary and Treasurer, Rev. l.. j
Stewart Dover, n III. The attendance is good
and the meetings will continue to day.
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ToPsHAN, October IL.
Second day AT an early hour crowd collect
ed on the grounds and in the hall.
The fore noon on the grounds devoted to
the examination Of horses, uial of walking
horses, trial of strength, and discipline of draft
horses.
The hall presented a fine appearance, being
very prettly decorated. Articles were brought
in to day. so that it is well filled with articles Of
every kind.
The Bowdoinham band presented itself to-day
and furnished pleasing music to the people.
Af.crnoon.-There is perfect jam in the hail.
and it is almost impossible for one to move around
At o'clock there was an exhibition of Gents
driving horses. The first prize was given TO Chss.
Toothsker of Brunswick.
AT o'clock the two and three year ods trotted
for the socictys premiums. Also the green
horses aud so class for purses. The wind blew
so hard as to keep the dust flying continually,
making it very unpleasant for drivers and the peo
pie who watched the races. 10 the 250 race
Forest Girl, belonging to A. S Brown, won in
three straight heats, best time go
George ). Browns four year old won the heat
trott,d by four year olds, time Is.
Tomorrow is the last day, aud as it promises to
be fair, large crowd is expected.
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LONDON.
Addition to Spanish SQUADRON,

LONDON, October Ii. A despatch from Mad
rid says tnat several newly built cruisers will
shortly join tue Spanish squadron 10 Cuban
waters.
Egypt.
A despatch from Constantinople says that the
Sultan has not accepted the Grand VIgiers resig-
nation which he rendered on hearing that Eng
lands last proposal was intended as ultmatun
Turkey.
A despatch from Ragusa says that General Du-
range who is accredited to the Italian govern
ment, left here tor for Athens yesterday. IL is
supposed that Italy is about to take the initiative in
urging peace between the Porte and Montenrs.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
-TUrHE----
3la'lu Ksausbss 5onrual.
FRYEB re.
West oxford Fa r.

fRYEBURG, October IL. The number in at
tendance at the West Oxford county fair has tee Il
rye to-day, notwithstanding the cool and brl K
wind that prevailed. The stock committee he
ported the result Of yesterdays competition in
that department. To Fryeburg is awarded the
first premium for town tean-DeumaIk second.
George II. Bean of Denmark, best herd; John
Weston of Fryeburg, second Afternoon given
exclusively 10 trottiug for sociey's general pre-
miums. First heat, Susan Jane, entered by ABB
bolt, time 252; White Stock ing, by McAlister,
time Psi; bay mare, by Charles, time 3l7 Gray
Stranger, by Ingalls,, time 3l7. Stranger drawn :;
Second heat dead between Susan Jaue AMI White
Stocking. Time 2.5l. Bay mare $685. Susan
Jane drawn; White stocking u. ba, mare 3.l3,
which take respectively the first and sccotd pre-
NUNS Fair closes tomorrow with sweepstakes
open to all horses.
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How to Grow Cheerful,

Disease lie In great many perhaps the majority
of instances the underlying cause Of mental de-
preston. IL will almost invariably be found, for
Instance, that hypochondriacs are dyspepc, bill
ious subjects, and all persons Who have had any
experience Of such cases are aware that sufferers
from diseases Of the kidneys and bladder are es
pecially s,bject 10 fits of dependency. The sure
way to overcome depresson is TO try course of
Ho-Uetter's Stomach Bitters cheering cordial
viii b is peculiarly tagcnistc to the 'bues vas
well MS To the causes hich produce them. THIS
popular and eilicacious conceive of "A disOrdered
condition of the system remedies the most obs,i-
nate cases OF indigestion, bilIousness and consipa-
tion, overcomes disorders OF the urinary organs.
purines and enriches the blood, and restores vgor
to the body as well as elasticity 10 the mind
Cctll- T. ISWly
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WATERVILLE.
The Good Templars.

WATERvILLB, October IL. Inc Grand Lodge
of Good Tenplsrs. having disposed of all its bust
ness, closed its session here tonight with social
meeting with Waterville Lodge. Resolution,
we're adopted, pedging support to the Grand
Lodge in their effJrts to suppress all action by
seeding representatives to destroy the unity of
the order, and money was piopriated for that
purpose. 1t was voted to hold the next meeting
in April at Gardiner.
Carried Over the Falls.
j. Emery with crew of six men while on a
float, preparing to put in a cofer1am at Ticonc
Falls, were carried over the dam and miraculous
ly as it may seem, all escaped with but slight
bruises.
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tHarrtfo.

In Hallowel, 10 inst by the Rev. II r. Hard
ing, assisted 10y The Rev. II. V tmmons, WIN.
I. Clearwater to Miss c. Belle Hsdnes, both OF
Halluwell
In OK ord, 10th inst, by Rev. J. Kicker, d ID .,
FEEL H. Morse, OF Pennington, 10 Miss Fanuic e.
Holmes fOxiord. No "a DIS.
une"ick .sth ult. Charles a. Wing to Miss
Isabel ID. BarstuW.
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ROCkLAND.
knox( Oun,y Fair,

RocKLAND, October IL. The Knox county
agricultural fair was well attended to day in Par
garden products and household manufactures, and
also an attractive display of goods, wares and
fancy articles for exhibition. Some excellent
stock was shown at the trotting park yesterday.
Great interest is manifested in the baby show to-
morrow for which l6 entries are made.
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The opening by Mrs. NJ. p. Webster, Of pattern
Hats and Bonnets, will take place to-day, and as
usual the ladies expected to turn out in large
numbers to the display which promises to be
very elegant Mrs. Webster is fortunate in secur-
ing the services Of frst-class mners, who care
fully and aitstically attend to the wants of her
customers.
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FARMINGTON.
Show and Fair.

HARRINGTON, October IL. The Agricultural
Show and FAIR opened here to-day. There is
fine show of cattle, horses and sheep. Entries
in the various departments are the largest for
many years, and there was a large attendance
Much interest was manifested.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-12

Mr.. George p. Hatch. the efficient book-keeper
at WymaA'. sash and blind factory, is getting
lady for the erection of a dwelling house for his
own use, on the Colby lot, Sewan street. next to
the residence Of Maj P. NJ. Fogler. Mr.. OTIS
Pierce is building a substantial cellar.-Mr.
&. A. Robertson, the Principal of the grammar
school, is building nice, large stable his lot
on Scwan street.--Mr. A. w. Kimbsll, pho
tographer, is fitting up new Photographic rooms'
to which he will shortly emove.-After all
the cry of dull times building operations have
been quite brisk in this city the past season.
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DteD.

In Bath, 9Th int, Rufus Furbish, aged g. years
and . months.
In blunswlck It'll inst, Nathaniel Motley, aged
79years aud 10 months: ith int, Mrs. AbUie X.
vii, OF MIR. Heman ". Hail aged "a years and y
mot tn.
In Mica, set, : h inst Alice Z. Greenleaf, aged
Il Years and m Juths
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weather Probabilities for To-day.

For the New England and the Middle States,
rising barometer, north westerly winds in the lat
ter, northwest to north east winds in the former
colder and clear weather with heavy frost sue
ceeded in the former by falling barometer ard
winds shining TO warmer, easterly or sou herly.
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Many ia this city knew Mr.. r. B. Cove of Turner,
whose suicide has been announced. He a
peddler of Yankee Notions and was fair mind
ell, honorable mau with whom the public liked to
have dealings. He lost largely by investments in
q slate quarry, and this distracted his mind
that he compelled to seek treatment in the
Insane Hospital. His wife is in very feeble health
ami the blow may be fatal to her.
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Early on Tuesday evening, as Mrs George W.
Macomber and another lady ofthis city, were driv-
ing team from Winthrop, when just this side Of
the village, their team passed over pile of earth
lef; in the road, throwing Mrs. Macomber cut
Mrs. Macomber in falling struck upon her fore.
head, :njunng her severely. She was notable to
be removed to her home in this city, yesterday.
The carriage was badly smashed.
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For the journal.
GONE.
DY A. p. RANDALL.

Two little baby hands
Crossed on he- breast,
Two little patterng feet
Evermoie at rest.
Two little bright blue eyes,
Snowy lids do cover,
Open in Gods bright, happy home,
Open nop forever.
One little happy face
Gone from mothers sight,
Gone the fair fields to grace,
In lands of light.
Gone to her "Father's home"
Left as in tears,
Gone where the flowers bloom,
Left us to fears.
Biyeroide Sent 20,
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Sold at Auct on.

South FRAMINGHAM, October IL. Crockfr x
Perry WOODEN mill at Leominster, vas sold by
the receivers OF the Lancaster Savings Bank Al
auction to day to E. NJ Rockwell OF FtcnbLrg,
for Sl6.4 27 The property cost originally over
$50, 900, and the Lancaster Savings Bank holds
a NOR gage for SO, 900.
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BATH.
Accident.

BATH, October IL. A span Of Merrymeetng
Bay bridge fell last night precipitating three yoke
of oxen and two drivers. who were returning from
the Sagadshoc county FAIR into the river. The
men and FIVE oxen were re .cued.
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county.

The Gardiner Temperance Reform Club ORA
matte Association are to give an entertainment at
johnson Hall, in Gardiner, on Wednesday even
ing, Oct 18th, on which occasion they viii pre-
sent Frenchs standard Drama, of Ten Nights
in 4 Bar Room" The entertainment to close with
serial dance
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Verdict.

The case Of Hugh A. Golden, against the Ham
burg Bremen Fire Insurance Company in United
States Circuit Court was decided to-day in favor
of the company.
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A letter from a veteran in the National Military
Home at Hampton. Va, says ten men died there
last from dysentery brought about by rotten food,
and some fifty men are sick That is quite differ
ent from the manner ofconducting the Home here,
where the food is good and wholesome, and cases
of sickness, except from chronic diseases, are
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OHIO.
Amount of Loss of Lumber.

TOLEDO, o., October IL. The amount Of lum.
Der destroyed by tue fire in the yards of the
Mitchell & Rowla d Lumber Co. last night was
upwards OF 100000 feet and the loss will be
over 100000 with 1000 insurance, including
the Prescott of Boston, $500, and the City of
Providence. s l5OO.
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PORTLAND.
Missing.

PORTLAND, October IL. Hiram SWEET, caulker,
of this city, with wife and three children, who
started for Cape Small Point, a week ago last
Saturday, are supposed to be lost, as nothing has
been heard from them.
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Only sixty miles from the city of New York,
farmers feeding their fruit to their live stock,
being no profit on it when shipped to the metrop-
oils. While here in Maine we are suffering for
the want of fruit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-12

Judge Woodbury., John W. Chase, Esq and
Capt. Psttsngall, Trustees, yesterday made the
regular monthly inspection of the Insane Hospital
They found everything in connection with the
management in most exeelle lent condition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-12

The mass temperance convention will assemble
at Meonisn Hall, in this city, this forenoon at
eleven o'clock, and all are invited to attend. 1t is
expected that large number of prominent tenn
perance men will be present from different sections
of the State. Several arrived in the train last
evening.
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But she does not preserve and purify them. That
must be done with fragrant SozoDoNT. Tie
dental bone and its eramel casing are made in
vulnerable to all destructive influences by the
daily Use Of this be1ifcent preparation.
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WYOMING TERRITORY.
Killed by the Indians,

CHEYENNE, October IL. Jack Monroe, a herd
er employed by Pratt and Ferrison, at their
rancho on Rawhide creek, fifteen miles from Fl
Laramie, was killed by Indians last night.
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\ down east editor says that the ladies' hats
are quite pretty, this fall, and are worn on the
right ear, which makes one look arch and pquant,
like chicken looking through a crack in a fence.
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II. X. CHOArk.
lIEkBE X I Nj. HEATH.

STATE OF MAINE, Kennebec ss.-Oc'. 9. ls76.
personally appeared above named Hiram X.
Choate and Herbert NJ. Heath, and ackuow edged
above certificate to be their free act and deed Be-
tore me.
VIZ WHITEHoUsE, justice Of the Peace.
OCti2 tltyp5S
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Let that cough continue and die Of consump-
ton, or pay 35 cents and be cured by Adamson's
Botanic Balssm. Free sample bottle at the drug
yists. Large bottles 70 cents. octll-t&wlw
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Rev. W. T. whitmarsh, the retiring pastor Of
the Baptist church at East Winthrop, will preach
his farewell sermon next Sunday morning. A
farewell meeting Of his friends takes place in that
town n Saturday evening next.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.

New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.
New York, Oct. ID, l6i6.
Money was easy at 2-a2H per cent on call. For.
egn ex hange dull at 4S = aiS3 for bankers long
and t~5-alstS for demand. Gold opened ut Ice y
and clio ed at 10 -. Loans l. and per cent
Customs receip.s sos, U0J. Treasury disbnrsed,
silver
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LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.

Devne & Howard have the endorsement of the
follow ing ply sicians: g. w Martin, NJ. D., w.
5. Hill, NJ. D., q. E. Brickett, NJ. D., w. Bolsn,
NJ. d., II. IL. Ilill NJ. D., j. 0. Webster, NJ. D.,
l.. J. Croker, NJ. ID. cod ttf
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NEW JER SEY


TRENTON, October H. Irene A. V. House
pleaded mot guilty" to day, in the Mercer coun-
Nv court, to ndctmen Mt Tor mansau ghter in kill
ing her husband and her trial is set or Monday
next.
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The October Term of the Supreme Judicial
Court will begin its session in this city on Tuesday
next, Judge Danforth presiding. As the docket is
an extensive one, the Court will doubtless hold
some two or three months.
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We are glad to learn that the Rev. Mr.. Clifford
of Vassalboro', who was injured by being thrown
from his carriage. has SO far recovered as to be
able TO attend to his duties.
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Huntington, Mason & Co., open this week avery
choice line of fine upderclothing in medium and
heavy weights also large stock of the celebrat
ed Sarana buck gloves, which are warranted not
TO harden by wetting.
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There W i'll be but two candidates for the position
of President of the Senate in the next legislature,
Gen. Thomas w Hyde of Sagadshoc, President
Of the last Senate, and Hon. L. S. Kyes, member
of the Senatorial Board last year from Franklin
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The ladies' talk of getting up a levee for the
benefit Of the Augusta Reform Club.
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Fatally Shot.

HAMILTON, ONT, October IL. Night watch
man Jefferson was fatally shot by Francis NJ. Al
den on the street during alteration at one
o'clock this morning. Alden has been arrested.
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1t is an interesting fact that nature has provided
her own healing remedies-no one Of which
has 80 wide a reputation as tar. Forest Tar" is
simply pure preparation Of tar for the Throat,
Lungs and Catarrh. sept23 .&wlm
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ARK ANSAS.
An Incendiary's Work.

LITTLE Rock, October IL. 1t has been ascer-
tanned that the Pine Bluff FIRE was the work of an
ince ndsry. The loss now foots up to S250, 900
Insurance very light.