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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-09-19

procession of three hundred laborers waited
on Srcntay Sherman On TUESDAY, and asked
that work BIZ pu-be on the public buildings and
the lsboiers paid 81 50 Ter day. The Secretary
said that II was Lot tie OH Ct Of The government
TO depreclaie he value of labor AID all lahorers
On The Treasury Bni Il nR employ'd by he gov
eminent we're pad 81 so er day; hut on public
: WORKS. where the law required him to award con-
tssefs 10 the lowest bidder, he had 10 control
over the wages to be paid.
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Fables for the Times.

The following fables are respectfully dedics ted
to the people of Massachusetts:
There was a cunning old fox who wanted to
make himself Governor over the other animals.
lie wasn't wanted hut that did not make any diff.
ference to him. With his eve on the we'll. led
hen coops belonging to the State, and with a
mouth that wa'ered as he looked wis'fuly at
them, he hsranyued upon the rotruptous that ex-
listed IN hi9h places aud promised to reform them
1t elected, the more stupid animals believed him
and cheeed HIM Justify, but the wise ones held
al loi because they knew that a fox whose instinct
was to steal, and whsse life had been passed in
stealing. could not become honest IN his coyetous
old age. SO they set to with q will and defeated
him. The consequence was that he Continued to
rob the hen coops in his old wsy. and the comm.
nlty only lost a hen or two, while if he had ri.
umphed the hen coops would have been empted
by him.
Moral 1t is better to hear the ills we have than
to fly to others that we know all about.
There was once an Ignorant pig who came all
the way from California and was angry became
he wasn't full-blooded Arab steed. He bias
phemed and called the noble creature ,sty names
and the other ignorant pigs appsuded him. The
respectable animals were disgusted, bot they con.
soled themselves with the thought that q beast
that was only happy when rolling itself in the
mire must naturally he dniy.
Moral: it is the nature Of pigs TO gruut.
Nhfh the tfue Story OF the yellow fever ,jlagne
of 1873, shall he written, it will be found We
ihink, that the most p, comment part. North and
south, belongs Of right to the women of The land
We have the testimony of General Shields as 10
/ the sentiment and sc'oD now prevailing the wo-
men of N" North Every record from New Or
lean, g enada. V e. sburg, and other srlitten
places, Is red"leni with the heroism and sac, Zee
= nt thr devoted women of the S0nh. MANY me
nave been accused Of cowsrdce in leaving their
homes and families 10 The mercy of the world and
he iava"s Of the scourse, but we have seen no
well authenticated account Of such bs-eness and
tft"chefy 90 the part of any woman. On the con .
tar,, women Of high and humble station, wo-
mn 10 The gsrb of religion and in the apparel Of
the world, women pure as III dream Of angels
sod women-God pity them ,-soilea with sin. hut
with true womsnhood une1tingni-hed, have
brsvsd dosih. starvation, misery, and a the wo. ;
thai wait unon the plague inst .ps,es not nv day
OF night We may not b-I,eve in the dnririne of
total d. aviy. hui If it |. ever exem,Iin d the
unfnrru a'e h~n2 who illustrates it /. never f..
male. God bless the women OF the whole coun-
uy.-Augusto (Ga) Chronicle.
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Kesr-' v predicts that Buler will have usior
~ Of Sc, 600 for Governor.
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Boston stock List.

Boston stock List.
SALES at the Brokers' Board.
BOsToS, Septcmbtr 49, 1872
Eastern Railroad, ALI.
tuslon n Maine railroad, l09-a-
Portland, Saco Portsmouth s6-assi-
Boston 4 Maine Railroad Is, alb
eastern railroad fuewp 7lks-
haine State Is, 0O0-alu0-
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KENNEBEC COUNTf.-M Probate Court at
augusta, on the first Monday Of September, 1873
a CERTAIN lNSrRU MEAT, purporLins to be the
~ last will and testament OF Elizabeth B.
Thomas. ate OF nthrop, IN said County, deceas-
ed, having been presented for probate:
ORDERED That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the nth Monday OF
september next, in the Kennebec Journal, a news
paper printed in Augusta, that all persons inter
esled may attend at a Court OF Probate then to be
holden al Augusta and show cause, If any, why
the said instrument should not be proved, ap-
proved aud allowed, as the last will and testament
OF the aid deceased. Hk BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs. Register. 3W38
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Notice Of Foreclosu re-,

WHEREAS, Willard :. Eurbush o. Rome, in
W the County of Fennebec, ana state
OF Maine by deed o. m rtgage ia ed sept.
ember 10, A. u. l-,1, amt lecoIdt d
il kenncbec Reg stry of D,ed., Book $50 Page
VI. conveyed 10 one tpnram Tlubetts II SAID
none. certain real es ate situate H. said Ron e,
he came being commonly krown az the Furbush
Ia m: aud whtreas salu deed OF mortgage was
afterwards transferred and ssigued by PIT Gbe Fol
SON, XecutriX, to John Macarthur, then Angus.
tt, in saIh County, ont g second ay OF June. A ID.
is6H. sad assignment being re- ordcd in SAID
H. gistry OF beeds, Book .3S PAGE jl1--refeI enoe
o which said NOR gaH. de, d, ass gnments and
record l. hereby made Tor a more particular
descf lpllun OF the mihes and hei ear, The
itons OF sald mortgage have been broken; now
therefore, the uHders gned. Administralrix upon
he goods and estate " hcn were of said John =
Arhur, claims the ght to forscluse sai tgaKe.
ELIZABETH l.. McARrHUR,
Admin -tratrIx.
Augusta, Aug -. ISIS. Aw3s
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ilailp .sirnnrbct tonrn1i

AUGU STA.
Thur.day Morning. sept. ID, 1878.
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KENNEBEC COUNfT-Tn Court Of PROBATE he'd
at AHgasfd on the (ourfh Mondag OF august, 1878.
INLiZA SlUAkt, widow oi J,sepn stuart, late
IL vi West Gardiner, in SAID County, decea- ed,
"avlng presented her application for allowance
uut 81 the personal e>tate ~ said deceased:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be gwen three
Neek- tuCctssivefy In the Kennel, c journal,
printed in Augusta in said County, that all per
sons interested may attend at Il Probate Court, to
be held at Augusta on the hith Monday OF Sep
tembei next, and show cause, ii any they have, why
The pray vi said petition should not be granted.
Ii X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest - CHAs HEwISs. Register, 3m39
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WIS.,. ia. l., II, c. :, l>10.
WIN. '. LAkkE knq': i'rir sir Lht- pleasure
in "a ing 10 you that 4 can Oh, eriuS recpmlile Il
HUNTS REMEDY a. being tue III 81 effective
mediciue that even used ia pr ictioe Tor Drop.
scai complaints, | can safely say IL has al'nos t
raised the dead. l.. A.PALMcR, NJ. ID.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice, having
had paced III hi hand by an East ludia Mission
AIRY the formula OF simple vegetable remedy, for
the speedy and permanent cure of consumption,
bronchitis, catairh, asthma, aud all throat and
lung affections, also positive and radical cure
for nervous debility and all nervous complaints,
in thousands Of cases has felt 1t his duty to make
1t known TO his suffering fellows. Actuated by
this desire to relieve human suffering, will send
free of charge, to all who desire il, this recipe
with full directions for preparing and using, in
German French or English. Sent by mail by
addressing with stamp, naming the paper. W.
W. Sherar, li9 Powers Block, Rochester, New
York. junel9-4w
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Once more the country is indebted to the repub.
ican party for folcing the democratic party To
give bonds to keep the peace.
Robert Toomos has autographed to Alexander ii
stephens that in his race for tue Eighth District
Of Georgia lac is with him to the last extremity
Ex-Congressman Hancock OF Texas will again
be candidate for Congress. lie was left out
two years ago because he wa. Uuion man dur
IN. the
The Portsmouth n. H. Chron Gle say, that Hon.
Frank Jones has decided to have himself nomina-
ted for Congress once more by the democrats OF
the First District of that State
The North Carolina Democratic Convection did
not dare to pass resolutions. One set denounced
the State Government for its servihIy to the die
tates of the railroad ring.
The democia tIc paper in Dubuque, Iowa, ex-
presses itself thoroughly Disguised with the
pusilaninlty and wretched management of the
democratic Congressmen, and 1t calls upon them
one and all to resign aud go back iuto obscurity.
TIE London School Board has resolved 10 teach
girls how to cook. One Of the teachers is TO give
lessons in every Board school on food and it,
preparation, aud the girls wili be required to at
tend Twenty -oue kitchens are to be conducted
by a practical COOK, with salary of 500 II year.
small wages, certainly, if she is to be good
teacher well a good cook.
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The Democratic state Convention.

The democratic State Convention held
at Portland yesterday, was one of the fee
best conventions held by that party for
wears. So little interest was felt in the
convention by the party at large, that a
considerable portion Of the State
was entirely without representation
and the delegates who were present
were divided into Earring AMI wrang ling
factions. They fought over the money
question, the liquor question, over per
sonal questions. over everything that was
presented for consideration, winding up
by the adoption of platform which salts
fed nobody. and the nomination OF IA
candidate whose name suggests aryt ing
but full vote of the party.
The live men OF the org tniz Ition went
home disguised, determined to let things
slide this year at any rate. MarceliuS
Emery and his friends are well pleased
with the result, and they are only Pleased
because the convention turned Itself into
a bear garden and made a nomination
which they can trade without any com
FUNCTIONS OF conscience or political scru-
plies. The proceedings OF the convention
will be found reported elsewhere in our
columns.
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A Rem arkable Result.

1t makes no difference how many Physicians, or
how much medicine you have tried, it is an
established fact that German Syrup is the only
remedy which has given complete satisfaction in
severe cases of Lung Diseases. 1t j. true there
are yet thousands of persons who are prediposed
to Throat and Lung Affections, Consumptions,
Hemorrhages Asthma, Severe Coils, Cough, &c.
who have no personal knowledge of Boschee's
German Syrup. To such we woulS say that 10000
dozen were sold last year without one complaint.
Consumptives try just one bottle. Regular size
IS cents. Sold by all Druggists in America.
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General News,

A new pest. IN the shape Of small black bug
closely resembling the flea, is DIV curing the corn
fields of ONO.
The bust of Henry Wilson has been placed in
Doric Hail. at the Stale House in Boston, between
those Of Lincoln and Governor Andrew.
Lawn tennis is now 1.-THE" fashionable game in
England. 1t has superseded rinking aud croguet
in popular favor, and perysdes the country like an
epidemic.
Mr.. Yung Wing, the Chinese Commissioner
has presented TO Yale-from which college he is a
graduate large collection of Chinese books.
The 300 volumes are historical, poetica etc.
A curIons antique silver watch, said to have
once been the property of President Washington
is owned by family IN Ottawa, Kansas. 1t car
RES the Initials &c. " ;" and was once owned b,
General Lewis Cass.
1t is appai ent that an immense crop of wheat
will be harvested in the Northwest this season.
The entire crop Is estimated at 426 900, 900
bushels, which allows 60 millions to Minnesota 80
millions to Nebraska, % millions to Kan,as, 45
millions to Iowa, 20 millions to Indiana and 60
millions to the more Southern states.
A terrible famine Is imminent in Morocco.
Owing to want OF rain tue Southern potion of
the country Is already suffering much for lack OF
food, which is very high and rapidly rising il
price. Tue distress is increased by the population
Of the rural districts, whose crops have failed
docking into the cities in hope of relief from the
people, who are also much distressed by lack OF
the necessities of life
The peach crop of Kentucky will be enormously
large.
Walter Morton, son Of the late Senator, ha,
written book upon the South Pass Jetty I'm.
provement,' which will be published shortly
Malame llahnemann, the widow of the foun-
der Of homeopathy, died recently in Paris at the
aye Of seventy eight.
OF every thousand men, twenty die annually
The population of city or country is renewed
once in thirty years. The number of old men
who die III cold weather is to those who die in
warm weather a. seven to four.
Baltimore Alderman who had sat speechless
at the meetings Of the Board for years was re-
Gently aroased BY frequent droyes OF cattle pass
ing his house on Sunday to this eloquent but first
and only oratoiicsl effort Phwat | want to
know, yer Honor, Is, are the pay pie of TIE Four
teenth Ward to be trod upon by oxen of a Sun
day morniugf 1 move be jabbers, | guess mott"
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Vests Picture of Democra

From his Speech at the Ohio Republican Con
yention.
The county depends upon Won, brave republi-
cans, who fought one battle and won IA glorious
victory, and planted the Banners upon the dome
of re-eslablished Capitol, to avert this second
storm. Applause All this thing is done il the
name of virtue laughter, political virtue. Why
the political virtue of democratic Tammany
Hall politician sutpasses the virtue Of Father
Abraham. That vhtue it was by which penn
Tertiary convert handed over the Institutions OF
Ohi) INTO the hands OF those who have heretofore
made them schools Tor scandal. From the i'm
pulse OF their virtue the benevolent AID chari,a-
Bile institutions OF this state are prOsutued to ale
private ends and personal emolument OF the Race
street grocery. Applause and laughter by
vntue the bounding Banning sits upon the shodi-
dels OF Epn. Holland. Laug He waves
bis shaggy head aud shakes his list al the corrup-
uou OF toe LOUISIANA Returning Board. by po-
htlcal vrtue, the prince oil carpet-baggers, who
lett Ono, and Is now the Rcprescntattve OF Tam
many Hal-Sunset Cox they call him-weeps over
the frauds and couuptlons, not Of Mississippi, not
OF Alabama, not tf the second District OF Ciuciu.
natl, not of the $4,000 reporters of New York,
but oven the crimes and rupt IONS OF that infer
nal political tramp, james T.. Anderson Pro-
Ouged appIause.
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High school Examination.

hlRh ScnOOI EXAMINATION.
The Augusta high school having reached
the close of its years work, yesterday. asked
the criticism of the public upon the same
The examination was held both forenoon and
afternoon, and was attended by many interested
10 the higher culture of the children in the
district Close and searching reviews were
had Of nearly all the various branches pursued,
with results equally gratifying to teachers pupils
and spectators. The examination evinced not the
coaching" or 'crammiDg," which 10 too often
observable on these anniversary occasions, but
the fruits of thorough and psinstsking work,
which will be abiding, and which will follow the
scholar outside the walls of the school house
The class sent out last year, by Mr.. Files, the
Principal, and that which is to follow the present
season, reflect credit upon this able and faithful
teacher, and his competent and cultured assistants
1t is highly crsditable to the city and the district
that such an institution is sustained in our midst
sffording Young gentlemen aud ladies the prepar-
story advantages for securing broad and liberal
education. tt ti .l
The Directors participated 10 the exam inaton.
The school house was beautifully trimmed and
decorated for the occasion. BE- tstt1
The exercises of the graduating class of the
school will be held on Friday evening, at Granite
Hall. We understand that the Augusta Band
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price of resumption, we mean these; but
they are chargeable, not to resumption,
but to the previous initiation. They are
the painful reaction that follows iinan-
cial IA well rs any other debluch; they
are unavoidable, but they may be intensi-
fed and prolonged. The iufttionists in
slst on going on with the debauch. refusing
to see that what they try t. bring back is
temporary and unnatural. and what they
resist is return to the normal condition.
The worst losses by resumption should
rather be called losses by deterring
and resisting resumption, for such they
are. The inflationists are those who
make these losses now. by ing-vainly,
alhough with disastrous effect-to pro-
tract the present suspense and prevent The
return of the sole conditions under which
general prosperity is possible
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GLOBE lIoRsg SHOE NAILs.-We are inform
ed that a. G. Berry, Esq, Veterinary Surgeon
in charge Of Hon. z. T. Barnums great stud of
elgant horses, which were so much admired
here all last week, says that during their trav-
els for the past seven years all of the horses
belonging to the circus have whenever they
could procur them been shod with the Globe
horse shoe nails. they hold on the shoes
much longer and trmer than any other nail
they have ever used What better proof of the If
superiority than this Is wanted p Boston Jour
nal. lunel5 +u
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Chicago Produce market.

CHICAGO June Is, ISIS.
FLOUR-ENtra spring 1 la1.OO: western i.SO
southern -.
WHEAT No. spring Ala; Cash. ~ ag2
June. 09i4 a"Fj's; Juiy a9O&, August, s44 a
-; NJ. g. OsS Regular. - u, rejected 70.
COk\ Sales resulaf, --; cash -aSj7s June
hA dOl-; July A4t-; August, 3d5s 400; rejected
Blk.
OARS Cash 23'.a-; June e3lsa22H; July, 2s'4
a!3 Au aust, rs.
RYE 52s.
BARLkY-is-.
DRES ED HDIIS-l I1Tt.t2S.
PORh- Casn ; 1j-as.s0- June S.491,; July
S91la August, 9 ~ aJ 10.
LARb-Casn go al 20 e.: June 1924 a; July
+. 7kab.7s--; August & 81 IA.
BULK MEATS shoulders "A AZ, short rit
sides ~ -; short clear RIB 4aO clear sides
i4a64.
WiISKEY-I0t.
do s. cents
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An i'll fitting Truss Il worse than none.
Persons suffering from Hernia or rupture
should GO 40 Part,idge's Drug store, Au-
gusta, where special attention is given
10 properly fitting ana adjusting the Truss
TO each particular case. Inc Messrs.
Partridge Brothers have the largest stock
OfTrusses To b. found iu The State, which
enable them to make proper selection.
apllS- t&wltaw
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The Rev. DIR. Ell yards, Of the North western
Christian Advocate, has in the last number of hi.
paper ringing editorial on the Potter nvestiga-
ton. ip which he of th- advice to Methodist.
pray for the kepublic-but let no voter 90 to his
knees uni he promises God that he will 20 to tn
polls this fall and do his duty there Let every
pastor speak out A church of sixteen thousand
members has power with God and our eleven thou.
sand pa.tors Will serve a. an army-each Gen
eial. We suggest no party lines but be sure Ia
preach nay, vote, aud if necessary fight for the
Repablc. IIaItors shah DOT take the helm!'
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The Late w. c. Bryant, the Poet.

Mr.. EDITOR Are you aware that the late
Poet Bryant belongs to the Bryant family of
Maine, scattered II is, more less all over the
State Two or three years ago he visited Maine
in search of his kindred. Amongst them all is the
descendants of the late DIR. Roger Bryant of North
Arson. who was his own brother. DIR. b. was
formerly Judge of the court of sessions of Som
erset, every way man of the highest respecti-
bility. believe also the Bryants of Oxford and
Androscoggin county are the relations of this
great American Poet. W. A. d.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New York. June Is. ISIS.
Money loaned a. 2--ij ON call, and closed at >
per cent.
Sterling quiet at isIKasj tor 20 lays, tsj-as6I.
for demand.
Go I'd opened at I00A. and close Il at lOrA.
Carrying rates y al per cent. Borrowing rates
isl3.
Clcuing7, Sll 39t 900. custom receipts, $l97 600
Treasury diaOUrsed--S a. 900 interest, $1,000 for
bonds.
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1t has been customary 10 old communities to
suspend pieces of stick sulphur around the necks
Of children as protection against cOntaglon III
epdcmcs. A thorough washing with Glenn :
Sulphur Soap has been found u much better pre-
ventative. sold everywhere. Hills Han x
Whsker Dye, Black Oh Brown, % cents.
iune l9-tSWlmo,
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The age of miracles has passed. yet the cures
made by Adamson's Botanic BaisauI are more mi
Iaculous than ANYTHING that has existed IN mod
ern times. 1t cures Coughs, Colds, Asthma and
Consumption, Price 81 and - cents.
iune lq-+ GwI "
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There are in Egypt 76j non naviga3e canals
used solely for irrigation, and 60 canals used both
for irrigation and for the transit of merchandise.
Ofthese canals over 100 have been opened during
ing the reign of the khedve.
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One beauty about the California climate is that
the grocer' don't have to waste valuable time In
sanding sugar. They have ony to leave the door
open.
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Honesty with open mouth will recommend
SLIPPERY ELM LOZENGES, for Coughs.
For sale 10y all Druggists.
Cssweli X Co.. corner Washington and Winter
ST. kn.tnn-
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The next annual meeting of the Maine Univer-
salist Convention will be held in the Universslst
church in Auburn on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, June 25th, 26th and 9th. The Con.
vention is composed of all ordained Unversalist
clergymen residing in the State, duly admitted to
its fellowship and actively engaged in the work
of the ministry of the officers of the Convention
of the Trustees Of Westbrook Seminary; of one
lay delegate from each parish. and one from each
Sunday school in its fellowship. The occasional
sermon will be preached on Wednesday by Rev.
w. r. French. On Tuesday evening an address
will be given by Rev. j. c. Snow, on "Our Growth
in Organized Strength; to be followed by an adj
dress by Hon. l. Washburn, on the Modification
of Religious Thought Daring the Last Fifty
Years" 1t is al interesting fact that the Maine
Universalist Convention was born 10 Lewiston
just fifty years ago, the 24lh inst.
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Three small boys narrowly escaped drowning
by the capszing of a boat in Portland harbor on
Monday evening. They were rescued by dory
from a fisherman.
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Special Notices
A & RID.

To all who are suffering from the errors and IN
dlscretions of youth, nerves. weakness, early ie-
cay, loss OF manhood, Sc, I will semi receipt
that Will Sure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by missionary in
South America. send self addressed envelope
to the Rev. JOSEPH r, lNMAN, Station u, Bib,
Uouse, New York CITY. septi5-sn+eodSwlY