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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-09
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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-09
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ktert isou vyrobcny 2 ci,tfho bileho olo.
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sto tisic Staveni; ysecky ostatni jsou pom.
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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-09
ID 10 ledna 1876 odiiad vlaky udane stauce tvyjns
nedelD iak uaslednduJe.


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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-31
A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE NEAR
WORCESTER. MASS.
A LARGE MILL AND OTHER BUILD.
INGS BURNED.


Worcester, July 80. About half past three
o'clock yesterday afternoon fire broke out in
Mowry Lapham's old mill in Bramanville in
Millbury. The building was two stories and a
half high, and was used as picker house for
Laphams large brick mill few feet distant. The
flames spread with great rapidity, and in twenty
minutes the building was wrapped in flames from
foundation to roof. Soon the fire communicated
to the brick mill, which was five stories and
half high, and in few minutes the upper portion
of the building was one sheet of flame. For
nearly an hour the fire ragged in this building the
walls remaining until the floor 'imbers had fallen,
when they fell with terrible crash sending
showers of burning embers in all directions. A
barn was next attacked by the flames, which
with contents was destroyed. From thence the
flames spread to an old hotel, occupied as a tene-
ment house by seven families; the entire building
was flooded with water. A large boarding house
which was fred by burning brands had the roof
burned off. Here the fire was stopped, and al
though under control three hours after it original
ed, was not put out until midnight. All the
buildings burned damaged were owned by
Mow,y Lapham of this city, who places his loss
at $4,000; insurance $4,000. The fire took
from heated gearing.
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Murder VIII Out,

A few years ago august Flower" was discov-
cred to be q certain cure for Dyspepsia and Liver
complaint, few thin Dyspeptics made known to
their friends how easily and quickly they had been
cured by its use. The great merits of Green's
August Flower became heraled through the coun-
try by one sufferer to another until, without ad-
vertisng, its sale has become immense. Drug
gists in every town in the United States are sell
ing it. Ne person suffering with Sour Stomach,
Sick Headache, Costiveness, palpitation of the
Heart, Indigestion low spirits, etc, take three
doses without relief. Go to Your Druggist and
get bottle for Is cents and try it. Sample bottles
10 cents juneS-tTT&S&w
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EncOura xing symptoms.

The cheering glow diluscd throughout the sys-
tenn by IIostetter's Stomach Bitters the elasticity
OF mind and body which they impart. and the dis
appearance which they cause of those vague, I'M
easy feelings difficult to describe, are most en-
cOuragng symptoms to the Responding invalid.
The sensation OF returning health is most delight
full one, and TO enjoy it, those afflicted with dyspep
sia, liver complaint, constipation, intermittent or
remittent fevers, lack OF vitality, sleeplessness,
rheumatic, nervous and urinary troubles, should
avail themselves without delay of this invaluable
wondrously effective In all diseases Involving
diminution OF vital power account of its proper
ties as a.general invigorant.
junt 20. teod&wlw
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EUROPE.
The Turkish War.


London, July 20. The Standards special from
Vienna says among the prisoners taken by the
Turks are several Russians, who confess they had
only recently been relieved from the Russian army
and that the chief commands are given to the Rus
slams.
The Servian plan of operations has been chang
ed. Prince Milan is to command the western
army in person. The Servians are massing in the
valley Of the Moravia
1t is persistently stated that the intervention of
the powers in the Servo-Turkish question will &C.
cur ON the Sth of August.
A Fatal Duel.
The Standards Paris special says reported
duel has occurred between De Moltke nephew OF
the German field marshal, and Won Fissen, both
officers Of the Imperial Guard, in which the latter
was MORALLY wounded.
Greece.
The Daily News despatch says the Greek gov
eminent is to protest to the powers against the
violence of the irregular Turkish troops in Epirus
and Thessaly.
The Sultan's Condition.
The Standards Vienna special says that the
death of the Sultan is expected momentarily.
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rELEGKAMSI GENERAL.

Trains are again running on the Missouri, Kan
sas & Texas X. Il.
Grassboppers are devastating the country on the
western borders of Minnesota.
The weather in New York is clear and fire, wind
west. There was rain Friday night.
The Baltic from New York, has arrived at San
Francisco.
John Heenan whipped James Collins in Phila.
de phia, yesterday, in prize fight. There were
"a rounds.
The Mosel and Strasburg, from Bremen, have
arrived in New York.
The Tuscany, from Bordeaux, has arrived in
New York.
Counterfeit silver dimes were circulated here
freely, yesterday.
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WASHINGTON.
Legislative.

Washington, July 30 The sundry civil appro-
priation BILL if the President withholds his sigua-
ture, will not become q law Monday next, as has
been stated, for Sundays are not counted in the
ten days, at the end of which, Congress still in
This Bill was sent to the President Friday the
Dist, and unless approved by him cannot become
a law until Wednesday. August I'd. The eleven
days provisional act expires on Monday, July 81
so that Tuesday in the above contingency will be
unprovided for, and the light house establishments
and other branches of the public service not other
wise appropriated for will have to suspend opera
tons on that day unless some measure is taken to
prevent the embarrassing OR disastrous result that
might ensue.
Postal Changes.
Postmaster appointed-Alvin o. Keen, Rock
vile, Knox county, Me.
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KAN SAS.
Grateful Soldiers.

Leavenworth, July 30. Non-commissoned Of
fcers and privates have sent petition to the
President and Congress, through Gen. Sheridan,
stating that they, the remainder of the 9Th cavalry
regiment, are indebted to Major Reno and Capt.
Benton for their brsvey and judgment in saving
them from humiliation after the fall of Custer,
and they earnestly desire vacancies among COM
missioned officers in the regiment be filed by the
promotion of the above mentioned officers.
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Auburn, Me-, June 80, 1876.


Drs. Wilson h Stearns IL wish to tender my
grateful Acknowledgements, for the benefit | have
received from your medical skill. had been af
ficted for years with dyspepsia, catarrh, cough,
pain in side and back, loss of voice, and general
debility. Have expended over $50 IN employing
the so.called most skif..l physicians in Auburn
Lewiston and other places, all worse than useless
Uuder their treatment grew worse.-had run down
nearly to deaths door. Amer hearing OF our won
d,rtul cures In this community 1 was led to try
your treatment. Three weeks ago l commenced
and, thanks to God and his kind instrumentaiity,
have rapidly improved in health now feel like
new man. Again l have the use OF my voice. An
alb G to resume my usual avUcatioGs. Will also
state that my wife, who had been afflicted with
weakness incident to her sex has wonderfully i'm
proved under your treatment.
iuly2s tlw+ THOS. A. PAGE.
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Boston &Maine Railroad.
Summer Arrangement 1876.
Gk&;s
The Popular Route,

Via Old Orchard Beach and other seaside resorts
Morning train leaving Augusta 6 90 A. M, makes
close connection at the transfer station for Old
Orchard Beach, saco. Bddeiord Kennebunk
Wells, Salmon Falls. Great Falls, Dover, Alton
Bay and Lake WinDepesogee, Exeter. Haverhill
Lawrence, Lowell. and arrives in Hay Market
Square, head Of Washington ST., Boston, at 100 P.
Midday train leaving Augusta, 10. 40 AM, makes
close connection at the transfer station al 80 r
with Fast Express train on Boston i Maine, arriy.
ing in Lowell 5.45 Z. NJ,
And Boston GIG F.. M
Making connection in Boston with the two Great
Sonnd Steamship Lines via Fall River and ston-
ingtOn to New ORR, and the Boston 4 Albany Elk.
pI ess train Gavin Boston At go p. NJ.
Afternoon train leaving Augusta Els P. NJ, con.
meets at transfer with Express train which arrives
in Boston 1000 z. NJ.
~ Be sure to have Baggage checked via Boston
4 Maine and change cara at the transfer station.
Au Through Tickets good on BOs-
ton d Maine.
Returning Express train leaves Boston s.45 A. M,
making connections from all the Western lines,
also from Lowell, Concord, Manchester, Lake Win.
nepesogee and way stations. arriving at transfer
station at las p. NJ, giving As minutes for dinner
Maine Central trans, and thence to all stations
Knox n Lincoln, Somerset and Il. & N. A. Rail
roads.
All Freight shipped on Maine Central Railroad.
out transfer, and arrives in Boston al $50 the fol-
lowing mornngl
All Freight received in Boston before % P. NJ.
is delivered same above by earliest freight trains
on Maine Central.
For information relatirg to business of Boston l.
Maine Railroad apply to
L. L. LINCOLN,
General Eastern Agent.
Ofice NJ. c. Depot. Augusta, Me.
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Lewiston, Me-. June 90. 1876.
will give nv testimonial as follows: have been
aft ictt wh dyspepsia in one of its worst forH
also lame back, and affection of the kidneys for
sever months. have tried numerous treatments
prescribed by our most eminent physicians With
out any permanent benefit. Hearing of the great
success of Drs. Wilson and Stearns, was induced
t, give them a trial. The results have been the
most salntary. Amer tax ng their remedies only
three weeks consider myself restored to health.
Am feeling as well as ever did in my lie.
CIV. DEXTER, Bates street.
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The arrangements for the State Fair, which is
to be held in Portland, commencing August Goth,
are being pushed forward rapidly. The object for
holding the fair early in the season. is to avoid
the equinoctial storms which occur later in the
season and often seriously interfere with the at
tendance and receipts of the exhibition. Last
year every animal paid an entrance fee, while the
exhibitor and groom entered free. This year the
exhibitor of animals will pay his admission fee
the same as any one else. The trotting will be
prominent feature, and three purses will be trot.
ted for each day.
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FOrty.FOurth Congress First Session
House.

House.
Washington, July &c.
Mr.. Mills of Texas, favored the majority report
OF the naval committee, followed by MIR. Willis Of
n. Y, on the other side.
Messrs. Hale and Frye defended Robson, and
favored the minority report.
Mr.. Kellogg Of Pa. attacked the report of the
majority, and Mr.. Harris, Q member Of the com
mittee, said it was partial and that no officer knew
the charges were made against him until the dem
ocratic members had furnished it to the press
Mr.. Kasson of lows, said the report Of the ma
lority OF the naval committee, in insnuating dis
honor against Sec'y Robson, was an act of cow
ardice.
The previous question was then seconded and
the matter went over till Monday, to then take
precedence of other business. A recess was then
taken till evening.
Evening-A large number of speeches were made
on various subjects, the House remaining in SEES
sion till 10 o'clock.
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Notice to Creditors in Bankruptcy

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter of
Warren r. Cummings of Bel In Bankruptcy.
grade, in said district Bankrupt
At Portland in the said District on the 2Sth day
ofJuly, A. d. 1876
DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS.
Said alleged bankrupt has proposed compost
ton of 25 per centum to his creditors in satisf4c
ton OF the debts owed by said bankrupt to each of
his creditors, meeting OF the creditors of said
alleged bankrupt has been ordered and will be
held at the office OF John W. May, Register in the
Court House at Augusta, in the county OF Kenne-
bee on the 18th day of August, A. d. 1876, at 10
O'Clock, a. NJ, to consider the said proposition as
provided by Rule XXXVI OF General Orders in
Bankr ptcy. Petition for said meeting filed 2Sth
day of July, A. ID. 1916.
VIM. p. PkEBLE,
Clerk OF the L. S. District Court for the District
of Maine. juy3l-fltawtd
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To get \ good fitting Truss, go to the
Drug Stofe of PARTRIDGE BROS, un-
der Granite Hall. They make specially
of properly adjusting trusses to Hernia,
lcct from, and skill to give good At.
janI5tiaW&W
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Republican Caucus.

The Republicans of Augusta will meet in
LIST, at Z I.2 O'Clock,
for the purpose of electing ten delegates to the Re-
publican Congressional Convection OF the Sd Dis
mate Republican candidate for Congress.
Per order Of Republican City Commitee
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SKOWHEGAN.
Political

Skowhegan, July 30. The republicans I'M
furled large campaign flag this evening, in the
presence OF large crowd. Appropriate speeches
were made, and music given by the Skowhegan
band. Great enthusiasm is manifested
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ORONO.
Commencement.

Bangor, July 80. The State College commence
ment opened at Orono, Saturday evening, with
sophon ore prize defamation. President Allen
delivered his baccalaureate sermon, this evening,
from the text: Even by the young men of the
princes of the provinces"
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Attempted Murder.
NEW YORK.
Political.

New York, July 80. A Saratoga special says
both rilden and Hendricks will issue their letters
of acceptance early next week, and that Tilden
will adhere to hard money, leaving Hendricks to
reconcile his soft money views if he can.
Burglary.
Sylvester 1Iundlow, an old real estate agent,
was attacked by burglar in his house in Brook
Ign, last night, and fatally wounded about the
head with Ratchet. The burglar was arrested.
lie was an Italian.
The DOry ''Centennial."
The dory Centennial was passed last Sunday
by the steamer Mose in latitude 46 ;54, longitude
35 %. All well.
AbscOnded.
VIM. II. Cotterll, an English lawyer, located
here few years. and said to have Boston business
connections, has absconded with over $4,000.
His family was sent home to Engla by chaIita-
bic church members.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Fire..

Haveihl, July o. A tenement house, corner
of Harrison and Lancaster streets, was destroyed
by an incendary fire, Friday night. Mrs Long
an old lady, burned to death. Two other
women escaped by jumping from second story
window. Policeman Captain Weber, broke his
ankle while assisting tiremen. Loss about $4,000 ;
partially insured.
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LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.
DIS. Wilson & Stearns,
Will be at the
pn EuaShav nrusuu Avu let

In Augusta, Tuesday Morning, Aug. LIST,
VIII remain a few days. Those eminent Pbysi
clans have heen treating all fOrrns OF diseases with
at nishIng success in Deig hboring cities. They
have expelled seven monster tape worms, varying
f ON 50 to lao ieeI in length One from the son of
seth T.. Miller of he 1apDery, Auburn, IC0 Ieet !;
one from b. }. Hill IL Golf street, Auburn 10 feet
one from Geo. Davis, "a Park street, Lewiston; one
lro Joseph Scot, corner OF Pierce and Walnut St
one from Jacob Walton, Harkins Block, and others
which may be seen at their office, Dewitt House.
They treating all other diseases with the same
remarkable success. They have offered $500 re.
ward II ten patients can be found among the 500
now under their TIRE atment in Lewiston and Auburn
who not either restored TO health or very much
improved in from three to six days. They can show
huadreds of certificates and references from pa
TENTS IN the above cities who we're affict d with
diseases that paiied the skill of other ply scians
and they now re jJicng in the full recovery of
their health under their tire itment.
Please read the follow ing, which are but few of
the hundreds that have been cured by them in Lew.
iston and Auburn:
Auburn, Me-, June 30, 1876.
This il to certify that have been troubled with
frequent passages OF tape worm Tor seven years.
Have taken treatmer from physi :ians of Auburn
and other places. All failed to eXpel the worm.
commenced to take treatment this morning OF Drs.
Wilson and Stearns, and in four hours alter com.
mencmg their req edies passed monster, head
and all, about 10 feet long
b, j. HILL, II Gof street.
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business Of all kinds is said to be very good in
Gardiner this summer-be.ter than it has been for
years. 1t is the chief center Of the extensive
ice operations on the Kennebec, which adds con-
siderably O the business of the city.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Fire..

Fire.
Providence, July 90. The dwelling of John H.
Chappel in Warwick, was burned yesterday.
Loss, SO 800; partially insured.
Attempted Murder.
Edward Lothrop. "a mulatto,) cut the throat of
Joseph Thomas, Ga negro,) at Peckham Brothers
coal yard. this morning. Thomas is not expected
20 live. Lothrop was arrested an hour afterwards
at his boarding house.
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Lewiston, Me-. June 2S, ls7f

LtWIstON, ME-, JUDt
With pleasure make the following statement;
have been afflicted with catarrh, cough, asthmetic
symptoms, pain in right side, and general debility
OF the whole system. Have employed several ply.
sicians to treat my case, but kept constantly &c
clining on their hands. Two weeks since l com
menced taking treatment from Drs. Wilson Il
Stearns. The results are, have vonderfully i'm
proved in every respect. JOSEPH SKINNER.
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tAarrtfn.

In Richmond, 22d inst, VIM. +. Tibbetts 20 Miss
Ida NJ Smith
In Belfast, 22d inst. Geo. S. Ingraham to Miss
Betsey +. Elliot both OF Knox.
In Northport. 23d Inst, Fred A. Clark of North
port, to Miss Melne NJ. Mari liner of Belmont.
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Political.

Bddeford July %. The democratic caucus
in Saco tonight chose a delegation to the con-
gressonal convention, favorable to the nomination
Of Hon. John NJ. Goodwin.
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Lewiston, Me-, Jcne 20, 1876.
Ihave The pleasure to stale have been unuer the
,ment Of Drs. Wilson &Searns for nearly three
weeks for catarrh dy spepsia, affection of the
Kidneys. and other difficulties. With gratitude
can say the remedies worked liks a charm
that | am better in every respect.
CHAS. Ii. TOWN, Birch street.
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Despite the weather Of Friday night, the steam
er Star of the East must have made a good run, as
the Clarion was unloaded at her wharf here by
nine o'clock, Saturday morning.
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SACCARAPPA.
Death.

Portland July 20. Hon. George Warren of
Saccarappa, member of the Governors Councils,
and the leading business man of Saccarappa, died
suddenly this morning. He had just returned
from the Centennial. His age was 65.
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Magic of the Mouth.

Odorferous Sozodont renders the mouth en-
chanting, composed of rare, antiseptic herbs, it
imparts whteness to the teeth, delicious flower
like aroma to the breath, and preserves intact,
from youth to age, the teeth.
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Leander P. Richardson son of Albert ID. Rich
ardson, the Tribune correspondent and author, who
was shot and killed by the Sioux, formerly attend
ed school in Pennington. The Tribune says;
"Hc was not quite 20 years of age, but had led
life of varied activity and wide experience. In his
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The soothing, healing effects of Adamson's
Balsam are plainly experienced from the first dose
Its work appears little less than magic. Yet it
acts we'll known scientific principles in curing
coughs and colds, and because compounded in
lust the right manner to cure. July 26- twlw
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Devine & Howard have the endorsement of the
following physicians; G. w. Martin, NJ. D., w.
S. Hill, NJ. D., &. E. Brckett, M. D.. W. Bolan,
NJ. d., II. H. Hill, NJ. D., j. O. Webster, NJ. D..
L.. j. Croker M. D. eOd-tW
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The Lewiston Journal says Butter has not
been so cheap before for years. Country dealers
are generally paying but from twenty to twenty
three cents per pound"
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NORWAY.
n ontreal Telegraph Compan

Norway, July %. The Montreal Telegraph
Company have extended their lines to Norway,
and the line is now open.
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Lameness, or Stiffness of the joints, and sore
ness of the flesh, is relieved at once by freely
using Renne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil, aud hun
dreds of families keep this Magic Oil for their
family doctor, and find it all they need. Try it.
Buy it where you usually trade.
inlY26-t&WlW
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DieD.

In P: rtand, 2sth ult., Mrs. Harrie ST. wife of
Ralph o. Ward, aged 20 years IL months daughter
of the late Capt Ellbridge Tarbox of Brewer; 18TH
inst, Maud Louisa, only child of Geo. T. ana Au-
gusta A. Gushing, aged6 months.
In West Falmouth, 2sth inst, of scarlet fever,
Freddie w. Little, son of Joseph W. and Mary K.
Huston, aged year months ,! days.
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Mrs. Governor Chamberlain, of South Carolina,
is in Bangor, the guest of A. w. Paine, Esq.
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IsCWIsFVEs Sltsf JUIIV
am happy 10 make statement as follows:
lad been afflicted fer long time with chronic iii
arrhGa. Had become d bitated and disqualified
tor business. About two weeks since II procured
treatment Of Drs. Wilson n Stcarns and in one
week after commencing their treatment | was en-
tirely cured. CYRUS Z. PLYMOUTH.