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FAT SHEEP FOR HEAVY FLEECE.

A writer III the Country Gentleman
says: There is much said about
ewes being too fat to breed we'll. In
my experience of twenty years, l
have never seen anything that led me
to think so. providing the flesh was
put on with good pasture during the
summer, aud a few roots with hay in
the winter. The fatter sheep become
under such circumstances, the more
valuable l consider them. There is
no time in the year when it pays bet
ter to feed small allowance Of grain
daily than in the fall after the feed
gets frozen, and it is not necessary to
bring the flock to the barn.
ut is an old saying that sheep
we'll Novembered are half wintered.'
Keep the ewes fat, and the lambs
will be fat and the Aeeces heavy. . /
do not say that it is better to have
the lambs come early or late but
whether early or late, they are sale
able. All ewes that, with good: care,
will not raise a lamb and shear four
pounds of washed wool, should be
sold. have them in my Avck that
will shear nine pounds and raise q
pair Of twins, and it costs no more to
keep one than a sheep that shears
but three pounds. I think that no
one will hear the man who keeps his
flock in this way, complaining be-
cause his sheep are all run out,
and do not pay him, and the like.
'Ticks must be kept out Of the
flock; they are the worst enemies Of
the sheep. If they are not killed
they will destroy the sheep. For
killing them, I have tried nothing
better than tobacco juice" =.
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Prompt Reinforcement.

Prompt Reinforcement.
When the physical energies are overtasked or
flag through weakness or disease, they need prompt
reinforcement. Renewed vigor is most speedily
supplied through the medium " tonic stimulant,
and among medicinal resources of that elass Hos
letters Stomach Bitters assuredly deserve apree-
arising from disease or over fatigue cannot be bet
ter compensated for than bya resort to this prime
strengthening cordial. tn, enfeebled Invalid, tho
convalsscent andthe aged and inhrm find that It u
an unfailng source of vigor and comfort. Its COM
bined tonic aud Alternative properties also consti-
tute 1t On invaluable REMEDY for Indigestion wedh-
ness Of the organs Of urinattOn constipation, tor
pditv of tbs liver, and many other irrekufarft1ei
and disabilities, and render Il invaluable pIotee-
tion against malaria, as we'll as diserders Of the
stomach and bowels - 80
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READING FOR CHILDREN,
4 cLRAoXllAla's :oP1aIoI .

8, .-tIic 1kA~ . V1AAAOAs! f+'' .
IT,. w I Z! Kes g. GU i 81 1s,: r..
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r. & II lsttet 2 the Quincy tx.s9 Pu.sef tA.t
three- Of the books N bfisk demand It 10
think. that parent. ought 70 guide ths' csik rens
! The Newark zdrs'sia1;iS vi q l ny '~''
: ?' Z 1..scl44 ai; .pi i, aaS rs ~
oPthi: aes.et ~: ~e..el,sSa.tu.e tl.a that
Il would hardly be possible fo1 the mind o. man q
conceive or his hand TO execute. It Is even torse
tnsn ,h an advocacy Of vice and intemPQc
We have exctes stimulates and debases the intellect
units it for healthy food fills the
gaudy and distorted pictures Of life, snd develops
under control. How much OF the low moral tone Of
society fs due to these satanic issues Of the pres We
do not not know; but ~ river, can nowhere b. 70
right TO believe that the millions Of these paper de-
voNred by curious and eager children, must iiiAu-
enee TO alargs extent the tone Of thought Ind the
dti Of seton Of thoss whose plastic minds come
r. M writer :dds; It may - somewb.. ununtcss.
ssate that we have reference In the shove to
ssis hSS1:hA hey fl Il ~
- ABLE - truthful and devoted q Nm. Mary Napes
"dse <who edits s.. NeAotas) there would 6e moth.
a s9s + IT, complain of" The New York 1''s y':
Av4IA.cn1: o, -, ,4ao.41 1, u,;,I.;a
That threatens the children, some strong, vitality
CURED for them, and 81: NICHOLAS has reached 4
higher platform, and commands for this service
Wder reeources In Art and: letterI 4haa ~ OF its
predecessor or contenaporarteg-p', :; z;cna-I
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periodical foe ehfdleni cannot - named L r. lon
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Each Of the volumes t. complete In itself: they
h ~ By Ill odds not only The 49, Int ~, harsd
contest sins books fof Children ever Issued. ,u, .
rs The scoatatn more than l500uctsvo paies
With nearly, 1oQo inqetE.tions Is, theyrt havs I've
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torical and biogEaphicsl psPsss, poems, sketches;
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Two specimen numbers, With prospsetus for 1915,
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THE~ TRAD -:
~ pQIr st1 10 Il"
&fi'T"">S%F ~ Il -, - iuEf ~.J~
ST. PAUL., MIMI,
FOR 1875.

Wholesale
S., g. ea ~ ,;..
pos.) p.si.&
prices Receiving hands, this
rope and relying location and fl.. RsonP
n'ri't IN tho ws' st. Paul -aEta
farm products shippers .a,.at.s.
"" AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
IT, a
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS AND srAr1onERs.
- pooksb11rrs AND srA11osrRs.
D. D. Merrill & Co, IS Third street. = - -
AND SHOES
Forepaugh r.rbox,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS
'o'''' a''"' 50 Roberts ..e<.on
CARPETS OIL CLOTHS. WALL PAPER TO-
S9'as' e a ssfnr NEW srocx Is We. r.,a
CHINA GLASS. AND ouEENswARs. '
SS Third CIGARS Axb o'':'''' Ogden
Campbell, Co.. Third 81. p'.a1ueh coss Third
COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS
''' " COMMISSION o.: MERCHANTS.
s; $;:;; ~: ~ street:
oosrEc11onsas. 4 ~, III, - '" ::.
Miner Mccarthy Fourth. f.: IL
COAL CARBON OIL
SAUNDERS & HARRISON Wholesale los East sa H. g.:
oo'u Co., cor 9Th aud jackson st. c.. sl.c
DRY GOODS. i :I.4s ~ - .:z
.s';: Finch s'' " md T. ::: s
ruo,, - noa,,,. ENGRAVING on WOOD ." =" @* :'7
y n FANCY GOODS. NOTIONS. "'''''''
H'r"ood 10 Thirds Pieehner
FuRs HIDES WOOL, GINSENG; &C. 49,.
a~ocER1Es AND PROVISIONS
S: s'$ e; ., Third
"''f'r' Co., Clancy Groceries whe''. 12s J.o1...
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY: "'
'ss !: 5
'' ''' o. Third s s;:e' ' Third
st. a Pr R ss C se;; +; H. rsssss|as 6" @ Il
~:,* = LUMBER COMPANIES AND DEA1ERs
@"ss;; e. ss' 1t i. En- s
nAcmEsEY MIL ~ q SUPPLIES Vi
woo''ey G., Third & J.ehIe . ,"1
~ !: l.: ~ '"@><" a1lllan doopst 1872,
oP''''''" Co., % Third p":: 4i,s E.:. ~
NOTIONS TOYS &c.,. ~:=f..
''''''' ~ '''' PAPER aoz n4purAorvrrss
PAPER DEALERS.
A'er' Russell Carpenter 224 Third Co.. IS Third
, PUMPS AND PIPING
| Woolssy + Co.. Third Jackson
$50 SHOW CASES AND PICTURE FRAMES
sADDLERY AND sADDLERY HARDWARE
AoFehou "4rs 7e Roostst Schmidt Kts R,b,rt 1t
- ~ SAFE MANUEAerUREKs. b. 4= v.';t . - -
American Steam ssfsc, chsdsres &Iock Co. B;g
'' Asse n5 af e xassfs -
Grove, Ts; 4 Baker Sewing Machine Co.; 1853 J.:
D'' ;;; s' s:s n : e. "' ' Agents
Wsonshuteand Excelsior ACTS. 4s W. Third -
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Benz. s..' Third s s; Nc
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Chicago and Northwestern
f." Railway.


land, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Pittsburgh Cincinna-
Il, Rocheeter, ALBANY, Toronto, Montreal, Quebec,
Portland, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Balti
sacIsmento Ogden, Salt Lake, Denver city, Coun.
ell Bluffs; Sioux City, Marquette. Escambia, Me-
ersha, Madison, Cheyenne, Omaha, Yankton, Wi
mona. Greer Bay: Milwaukee, St. Cloud; and oil
tickets via the
Chicago 4 Northwestern Railway.
Close connections are made 1T Chicago with
the Lake Shore Michigan Southern, Michigan
Central. Baltimore Ohio, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
routes for oil points east and southeast, and with
the usion Pacific R: R. At Omaha for al nr West
Clos connections are made At junctioa points
with trains Of all cross roads. Il
PULLMAN PALACE CARS.
Th:.: celebrated sa.s arc run on all night trains
This ID the only line running these cars between
Chicago and st. Paul or Chicago and Milwaukee.
A. OmahE our sleepers connect with the overland
seepen on the Union Pacific railroad for all points
wess o.er !. The Missouri River:
the travelling public are all the modern improve
naente: Rock aud Gravel Ballasted Track, Steel
Rails, Rock and Iron bridges Parlor and Drawing
Westinghouse Safety Air Brakes. Miller's Patent
Safety Coupling and Platforms, Speed, Safety and
absolute comfort ~; i,i.i,
RUNNING THROUGH FIVE GREAT STATES
and operating over 1900 miles of road, this Com
pany presents TO the traveller facilities that not
se soa Pseset; Vi. this
If you wish the best travelling accommodations
you will buy your tickets by this route, and WILL
MARVIN HUGH1rT, VIII. sTENNErr,
General SuUt. Gen Paaq q
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For all papers outside sen
% postage.
Specimen copies requested
~ THE JOURNAL is the LARGEST as it is on all
g sides: admitted to be the Best, newspaper pub
:: ~ Ished in Northern Minnesota
r.. :: @:"-- Address
, .*> w. 81. MITCHELL,
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Onions given as food to horses in
the first stage Of the epizooty are
said to be very beneficial. They
cause the 'animalsto cough and sneeze
and discharge freely from the mouth.
Try them.n u. 3. -: ...i..| -. -
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RUNNING THROUGH FIVE GREAT STATE
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,
AND ST. PAUL R'Y.
The very best Route to
CHICAGO AND new YORK
New ENGLAND and the Canadas.

EASTERN AND SOUTHERN POINTS.
1t is the only Northwestern Line conect-
ing in same depot in Chicago, with any Of
the great Eastern Or Southern Lines, and
is the most: conveniently located with ref.
erepce 10 reaching any depot hotel or place
Of business in that city. :.
,CHIcAao pRPor--Cesner Canal and West Madi.
son sts Home Cam and Stage Lines for all parts
ofthe City constantly passing
CHICAGO CRY O1PIcxs.-6l and SO Clark St.
ST. PAUL DEP0f.-t;or. Jackson and Levee.
IA! "a H.S!ar -. :; VIZ IT,:
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BLANKS,


hsetteatiea Of Attor.sys. lsstiessofth The Peace
complete supply 81 blanks These bln ars printed
most spprovsdald In .gsnssal sss.l:1hey will be
nrnishsd 81 81. Paul Pricesi>; ,;t
DISTRICT COURT.
Authorization Of
AadAvfts-No Answer. Costs and Disbuzssnsats
Appeal-Nneios off, ..
~, ,Appeal-Addavit on
.Appe.i-Rendin
-AttSch1slb-Afndavit for =.
.Atssehmsnt-Bondi :
sAttaehnsns-Writof
i ArSpnsat- neties Of
s.. Complaiae On. Pronissory Hets
,Copts-Bopd lor IT,.
. ICompasison- Certificate : :.9
Doekst-T1aascsipt e..
x kxscntien a ~.s,.t.
:. larnishs>-Sunmcas ~
- Haraishee N otios :.'.'l
a. a.suishmsnt-Afadayi for
:Issue-Nots off, -,
JY4gmentc"3 -:
, Notice Of Appsaranes
Notice Of Trial = -
. 'RspisviH- Andavit for .-1
-RlS3evin-8sads
4 4s1Iexi17Rrits Of
=, ,4enlevin- psmplaintia
1splsvia- Dssssdaavs DsaAis
20 kiaiEF:=Nofbs o.. -
.oeslaiDenso thbl0.A l..
IL 1shooesas:s losso a. ! =
{, ysrilcation by Rasty
veriaestieaty Attorney
'''' / 80 - JUSTICE COURT. IA
Appsal-Notics Of Grounds Of
.,App>al-AndAsas1oe < = =
is APRssellT71leAR49AA9 t,:5,- 81 e., 49,
Htssch4set-Rsnd in '' ~;
: Attaehhs ns@IAdavit for
!: .Aatsehn,to51f y Writ Of !: o..
/ DDaeatto.s5s !.:". g..
b ,;aasAhese-Sunnoas
Garnishpe-Notiss
f. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ar
F :" Hepi~vtn-Ahhdsvttf for
= .Rsplavtn-Bopdtn. .--
: Replsvin-Writ Of
Summons
subposnas
TOWN BLANKS.
Annual Town Needing Notice Of
Ry-LeVs.
Bonds-Omcial
Board Of Auditors Report two sisss)
Claim asainst Tovp-With vsriacaton.
Oath Of Once
Notice of Election
Notice Of Appointment
Notice Of Acceptance
Notes Of Ratification
Poll Lists. > i:.-.
Road-1and Tax Wsrrsnts 1.-TWO sisss)
Road--Poll Tax warrants
Koad-Notice TO Work
4osd ovsrsssr's Accsptancss.
+: Bod Ossesesrs Annual Report
;; Read--Qvsrssir's List,
Road-Ps<ition Ioe Nsv j.:
1oad-rssitio1 for Altsrisg
1oad-Pstieib. ~ vasati,s r
oRsad-Notiee % Hsaring
1esee-0si1srk ~ LAyils Dat
Resd- Assse:peAt o. penax,s
Rosd-Alpsel to Oonnissionsss
1osd-ordsrs with plat.
/. :1oad44iHsssaSs II D.n.sss.,
? 4sstflatlons aA1.Aeeopaasess
Special Ii 3eya Ape.ilae.7 llsle,ie.ss -.
ron a...sssss 4 d,, i ',: vis;.;,...,;t
+. sTrsa6urer's ftatsGs ut 4 10 .izes
b Nsrraaes aEApp.issnent. ::
l., CoNyEXANc1Rs' BLANKS. =
Bonds TOR Deeds.
I Dseds-Warrsnty
=. Dseds-Quit Claim
Exscutioh sAls-shsrid's Certificate
Leases
Mortgages
AertgsKes-Chatsol
AortGssss-Partial Release Of
Morteasss-Assignment Of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of
hortsagse-Noties Of Foreclosure
Hertssss---shsrin.c Certificate Of 1orselosurs
Powsr Of Attorney
i I ), ~: lIBolLLAxHous.
Bonds for General Uss 49,;
NotariaI Protsses
Notice Of Protest. ~. ,,-...
Marriage Neenses
PronissoEy Notss-oa heavy lfnen psper With
.,;- interest coupons
School District Bonds. with Il eosDops.
IT, -; o>-* BOOKS
I: ohastsiNarts.ss 8ssosa.;-i DIX
Record Book ts,i.. l,I ;..-..~~
tustice'e Docket
I row1 ordsrs-in books Of 20 Or leo. with stab,
F.. Booths Township Nsnusl
Ju1tiesI ha1ual2 I. q! ,z,.:. - ;.'-i....
~ erQrares ~ neMl are~sty sstesdsdss. 9.
p,is:.: S1as:: .' sA'' l't -
.s-.:J tih; = 3o:a-I'2 Il. .lN51. 1I1CH1LI
f:-..-!>,. e.::r 81, ~ : ee -: '~'.1
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Nanhoods How Lost, How Restored

Avv~s AAVW 1OSts now he9CofeQ
Hl66 yss Pabl6hsd; = new edition 0YDr.
IA AZ :, ::s!s:f ssss s:l's:s. az
weakness, involu ntarx Seminal Losses, IxPoTENc1
M Mental and Physicei lncaP:eity. 1mpedimsnts to
F,:s induced IL. by SELF ipdn4snee "
The celebrated author, in this adnirable E.v
ceary demonstrates from thirty years Suceess6Si
practice, that the alarming Consequences hi. ssif
abuse msy be radically cured without tie dancer.
Gus We q internal medicines or the appcsaio1 Of
the knife: pointing yet = mode of cure st once
simple, certain, and ehsct.al y means of which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition NAV
eei may eare himself cheapfy, privately, and Iadi-
43-This Lecture should be in the hands Of eve,v
youth and every man In the land:'! ~ Z ai-E'
Sent under seal, In plain envelope. to any, Nd
'are post paid on receipt Of x cents d Two post
AUD 4d&,,sst 10 II ubl,sbeli,,I, @S3z2'' sS-''
E.BURGMAN 4 SON.
Il Ann. 9tseett New York; Post ONCE Box 1sse
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aty, DIR. JAMES: has stood. 1t; &he head d the
Profession for tiie past e years. Ago and expefi
nSyphilis IN IL forms. Gonorrhoea, Kleet, StTic.
tgte. can p0Atiyely be cured in the shortest boz
1olo time. Seminal weakness emissions "a
Me- tmpoteneN pinpies on the face, also ca 81
sufeo oy the best Known remedy in tho world. 4
eook for tho million; 4kRRrxeI GUIDE, which
md their consequences; free IN Office or 10 cent?
; % prepay postage ladies' requiring the most
. aeiicate attention, home and board, m9y eau Of
JAMES has 20 rooms and parlors. In calling you
zee no one but the doctor once hours: Am,
lways 1aEs and invited. csl or write.
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Burdettt {: Organs |

Inc MOueA hee0 organs OF america,
These instruments have attained popular
ity unparalleled in the annals Of the organ
trade. The inventor, Mi. Burdett, has de-
voted over quarter of; g. century. to the
improvement Of reed organs; beginning
with the original device, 20 modifying it's
ordinary form: and developing its laten,
riches as to- bring the Burdett up to ifs
present unapproackable standard Of excel
lence. ---~-~-
-. sB@- illustrated catalogues Of the. vari-
Qua styles Of Steinway Pianos and Burlett
Organs, mailed free by ~, - ID 81 :.;4&
:<'>9'' , 80 'EN1 LYON l. HEALY,
General Northwestern Agents, State and
W. Monroe Streets, Chicago, ill.,. >,
@4 :DYERa& HOWARD, ST. PAUL,
jams Agents for Mime 5ot&
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STEINWAY''S
:..a- y - :. | .c..a,. - i
MATCHLESS PIANOS

Are universally conceded to be the Stand.
ard Piano Of the world are sought to 'bt
inflated by nearly all makers Of Europe
and America; are regularly exported to
Europe and other parts Of the civilized
world, in large and constantly increasing
numbers are used whenever attalnable, and
recommended by the leading artists in botE
hemispheres, and haveIreceived the hiehes,
honors ever awarded tp any piano manu-
facturers in the world. - ~ 49,,
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2:[TouRs THE QlUttifi6aK:ElEssTr "7' =.
IL -1:;".tls '5sAIDcv .:N'.IT 80
= 81 N: MILES III :: THE 4 l':! SHORTEST
CHICAGO 70 :NEw " < i
PITTSBURGH FL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
PENNSYLVANIA l'' y 4 !! As! CENTRAL ROUTE
1ht. T. Tho oalylsute lunains III vAol. r,l,,
| g. I. aAae AGE DAN AHnRAIiettRH
Through ~ e Ne8 York f4aa tn, salt a.,se,s1ni
< IN. .s1;;4AREE. D4ILKL xNESsa -.
p1711,ffES Ne ;:xs r1 ~ q; "a .;a.: ..
'oAAAAA's fdHAfR9 sp >7@f41-c q
Frop cH1cAGon =.
ARRnsURoA; fhzLADELPHA AND xRp
o.. .'... 1i'1Olfk; III. $3.50 =
-. WITHOUT, CHANGE, =. T..
With but: one change to
Hsw Haven. -. Aa't'Gnd,
Springfield. Wo,ce.e,
;, through Tickets for sale at of1ces OF connectfn.
.nS Ps ~ Inc Wes and Fort Wsyne
=. :ClNGINE1 MATT a Air = f IihsSite:
: go: nthe only Bout i rs iun nla ;5':
DAY AND SLEEPING cXRs III THROUGH ~ v1rH
OUT CHANGE, 10 o1NcrNNXTii, ND.
:. ANNAPOLIS AND COLUMBUS. '.r'J
ONLY ONE CHANGE
From
INDIANAPOLIS 70 MENPHzs. x0R1r I'M
!" " NEW .ORLEAM
..... p; Co. c.si y! ;,...} -
Direct connection na1e ataoaanbas wiz =
PANHANDLE &. PENNSYLVANIA
CENTRAL. <
BALTIMORE &oH1oRArrR0AD, :.
PITTSBURGH, PHILADELPHIA, 1ALT1,1oRn
WASHINGTON AND NEW rYo1K, g..
':,a7 Without change; :: aA -
a. ri >a<}w''C. cIEEXND," E! .
As't Genl Passenger Agent, Pehinlsiylv... :,
T., MAJ ntfalcRailrood:isE lfNw !
So! sse'u.h cl.rk s.z,se =:
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WEEKLY-One copy, one year, 81 Issues go. 49,. so
Five COPIES one year--52 issues........... rs
Ten COPIES, one l26l
twenty copies. one year 10
Thirty copies, one year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 200
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STREEIe,
m1!cAao,'n!L
C14rtere6 BY
H. : State, fol
the .paIpoje Of
dvtnI. Ae | best
|Posethh treat,
:mIsetmall ass
3aHlYATDl "a
Ca16Nlc Disbaesq
itH.I8ehsir vhz1ed
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-23
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
-T{. elk
2ailg Heaaebef yonrual.
DESTRUCTIVE CONFEDERATION IN
SOUTH GARDINER.
Loss Ss,j0O.-Lawrcnce Bros steam
Mill Narrowly Escapes De-
structiOn.

Special Despatch to the Daily kennebec Journal
Gardiner, August %. w. w Brewers house,
ell, barn and out buildings, al South Gardiner
were destroyed by fire this forenoon. The barn
contained thirty tons of hay and seventy bushels
Of grain. The household furniture was saved in
damaged condition. Loss estimated at $500
insured for $4,000.
Two eng ines and hook and ladder company
went from this city. Fire caused by spark from
locomotive. There was great excitement for a
while, fearing the destruction of Lawrence Bros.
mills. the ice houses of the Consumers Ice Com
pany of New York, the wind blowing almost a
gale in that direction. The engines from Gardi-
ner did good work in staying the progress of the
fire. Lawrence Bros engine attached to the
mill, stayed the flames to quite an extent before
the arrival of engines from Gardiner. The tow
boats Finn" and "Weed' of the New York line.
hurried from Gardiner to aid in stopping the fire
and removing vessels 1t was almost a wonder
that the whole village had not been destroyed.
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The Reform Club Of West GerhAm hsld . most
enthusiastic and interesting gospel teupefahce
meeting at the Blake school house IN dorham,
Sunday afternoon: The house was filed to over
flowing. The club is prospecting finely, having
accessions every week.
The Press learns that the children. grandchil.
dren and friends Of Capt. Enos Blanchard Of Cum.
berland Center, assembled Saturday evening to
celebrate his 18th birthday. II Was intended for q
surprise to the captain, and was complete sue
cess. The rooms were beautifully decorated with
flowers and evergreen, and the supper of fruit.
cake, etc., prettily arranged, the birthday cake,
with the dates 1898, 1876, forming the central
figure. The evening passed quickly vita fun and
music. At midnight all Joined in singing "Auld
Lang Syne," and Home, Sweet Home, after
which the party broke up, wishing the Captain
many happy returns Of the day.
slight fire caught on roof Of the unoccuped
building, No. 1863 Commercial street, Monday af-
t ter from spark flom chimney in the rear.
The fire was extil gushed by putting hose on the
water tank near by--[Press.
a newspaper correspondent who has recently
visited the camp ground at Nobleboro', says:
have just spent day in the quiet, cool, shady
grove occupied by the Rocklsnd District camp
meeting association in this town, and drank from
its cool spring. The young and thrifty growth Of
beech, intermingled with oak make delightful
shade. and the absence of the pine, spruce and
other trees, from which exude the pitch, which Is
often the bane OF many such places. is . comfort;
IL Is D ucHSntluI spot. me next Weeu0R II 10 DC
held September Atm. The new and pretty cottage
at the north end of Haven avenue is being paint
ed and improved, and several new cottages are to
be erected; also improvements in church tents.
A much needed convenience will probably be
added by the rsiroad-a suitable building for
protection Of baggage and passengers.
The Lewiston Journal says that tho wind Sun
day had devastating effect ON unfinished roofs.
The new Maine Central freight house roof suffer-
ed among the rest.
The Wing says that DR.. A. E. Farnham, . ris-
ing young physician Of East Dixmont, raised .
crew, went into the woods and cut two splendid
poles planted them in the town and lettered .
handsome Hayes and Wheeler campaign banner,
which now waves proudly in the breeze.
The Maine State Pure Blood jersey Stock As
ISOLATION will hold their annual meeting ct Davis
Hail Winthrop, Saturday. Aug. 20.
The members of the First Maine Regiment are
to have new white belts and pompons to appear
in at the muster.
Sunday afternoon the house and outbuildings
belonging to Mr.. John Burnbam, situated in
Standish on the Saco river, we're burned. The
fire was set by little girl in q pile Of shavings
in the woodshed. Very little of the furniture
was saved, and all the clothing and provisions
were destroyed.
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CANADA.

Fire.
Woodstock, August %. frame block on
Dundee street, was destroyed by fire this morning.
The fire starting in stable in rear of block.
Loss mostly covered by insurance.
Lumber.
Ottawa, August %. The amount of square tim-
Der which has passed through the Chanderre's
slides this season, exceeds last years stock by
three million feet.
Free Navigation.
1t is stated that the government has decided to
allow American vessels free navigation to Canada
waters free for the remainder of the season.
Fire.
Toronto, August %. Fire at Barrie, considera-
bly, damaged Queens Hotel, and destroyed three
stables and adjoining out-buildings.