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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-09-10
MAINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Rody Eonnd.

PORTLAND, September 9. The body found in
Deering woods is supposed to be that Of William p
Tsylor, of schooner Daniel Simmons, Of Har.
witch, Mass. he left the vessel Tuesday morn
lug at 10 o'clock and has not been seen sioce. He
bad $3.50 with him, and the description Ct him
agrees with the body found, though the clothing
is different. Two other men are report ed miss
ing.
Marine Disaster
Schooner Sisk, Capt. Sherman, of aud from
Macbiss. Me-, with lumber, consigned to Charles
Talbot & Co, 80 South street, Horseshore, y. j.,
is still on the shore on Romer Shoals. having been
there since 8 40 Thursday night She bilged at
an early hour Monday morning. and is full of
water. Fears are entertained that she will be-
come q total loss.
CAsTINE, September 9. Fishing vessel Mary
Louise of aud for Gloucester, was run iuto Sept.
lst. in the fog sixty miles east of Boston light,
by steamer Juan, bound for Liverpool. The crew
taken off by the Emily Taft Capt. Gray, and
brought to Castine, and sent home on the steamer
Lewiston.
The Cimbria.
A despatch from Philadelphia says the intcre, t
in the hussiah cruisers 10 reNNeu, oy lne news
that the Cimbrs, with her sailors, will arrive
there next week.
Press Excursion.
BANGOR, September 9. The excursion of the
Maine Press Association to Northern Aroostoook
leaves here to morrow morning. There if
ty-thrse, including ladies. Forty one arrived to-
night and qusrtered in Franklin House. They
will attend the Northern Aroostook Agricultural
Fair at Presque Isle, and visit Fredericton, Grand
Falls and other place, of interest, being absent
q week.
Death.
EAsTPoRT. September 8. A Buchanan, one of
the wealthiest merchants OF this town, died to-
day. He has been in business for nearly forty
years.
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The following is the programme of the Main
Press excui sionists to Aroostook:

Press excui sonists to Aroostook
Members of the Party are requested to meet at
the Franklin House, Bangor, on Monday evening.
Sept OH. The train from the west will arrive at
$40 p. NJ. Supper, lodging and breakfast with
hacks for the ladies of the party to and from the
house, BY special arrangement, will be furnished
the party At 81 each.
TUESDAY, 10th. The party will leave Bangor by
the European and North American Railway at 7. 30
A. NJ; dine at Vanceboro, at 35 cents each, and
arrive at the Smell and Exchange Houses in Houl-
at P: NJ. and stop over night. Prices the same
at Bangor.
WEDNESDAY. llth. The party will be taken
round to Woodstock by an early train, in season
to take special train over the New Brunswick
narrow gauge road for Fort Fairfield, where they
will remain and be entertained by the citizens
during the afternoon and over night.
THURSDAY, 18th. Party will be taken 10 car
riages to Pressure Isle II miles, where they will
attend the Show and Fair, and have social gath
ering at the hall in the evening. They will be
entertained by the citizens while there.
FRIDAY, 18th. In the afternoon the party viii
be taken TO Caribou IL miles Distant Ia Carriages,
and be entertained BY the citizsns over night.
SATURDAY, 18th. Several 81 the party have OK
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Fat Man Made Happy.-Losss OF lbs.
PRArTvILLE, Ala, July 20, 1875


BOTANIC MEDICINE Co., Buffalo. n Y:
Gentlemen About three months ago | com
meuced using your "Ant- Fat" at which time my
weight was PIG pounds. BY following your direc
tons carefully, have succeeded in reducing nv
weight to So pounds. This is all very satisfactory
and pleasant; but just previous to nv commenc-
ing the use Of your medicine had purchased two
suits of fine clothes at a high price. and find. to
my dismay, that they entirely useless to me
now When put one of my coatslon, my friends
tell me it looks like q coffee sack on q be an pole
and when | put the pants on-well description
fails My object in writing is to ascertain whether
you have not. in connection with your medicine
business, an establishment where your patrons,
similarly situated. could exchange these useless
garments for others that would fit. l think you
ought to have something Of the kind, as il would
be an inducement for many to use the Anti Fat,
who now object to using it, in consequence of the
loss they would sustain in throwing aside valuable
garments. just turn this matter over in your
mind. A Clothing Exchange" 10 what you want
in connection with your AntFst business.
Yours truly, GEORGE BOYD.
t&wlt
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To the Honorable, the Justices OF the Supreme,
Judicial Court, next to be holden at Portland,
within and Tor the County ofCumberisnd, stats
OF Maine. on the second Tuesday OF October,
A. ID. 1915. l-3f
CATHERINE HARMON of said Portland, wife
~ oil W lillian X. Harmon, formerly OF said Port,
land, whose present residence is not knOwn TO
your hbslant. respectfully libels and gives this
honorable court 10 be informed, that she was
lawfully married to the said William in Cleave-
land, in COyahoga County, In the State of Chic,
on the twenty seventh day of Nay, A. D. 1874 !;
that your libelant since their intermarriaae has
always behaved herself AS a ia ithful chaste and
dfectlonate wife; but that the said William
wholly regardless of his marriage covenant and
duty, did on the seventh day of January, A. d.
1916, wiIuly desert and abandon your libelant
without reasonable cause, and with no intention
on the part of your libelant to procure q
divorce, and has never returned to her; aud your
libelant has no knowledge of his present abode
and no means of informing herself Concerning the
same, though she has made diligent and reason
able search and inquiry.
Wherenpon, inasmuch as it would be reasona-
BILE and proper, conducive to domestic harmony
and consistent with the peace and morality or
society, your libcant prays this honorable court
to decree ivorce froIl the bonds OF matrmopy.
(oigned) MRS. KATE HARMON.
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hope that the socialist bill win be adopted, and
the spread of the pernicious soc ialis ment
rested, with those who have been msled by il,
may be brought back to the right path. No ref.
erencc to foreign affairs.
Austrian troops in Bosnia number 200. 900
occupation ON large scale is expected to begin
to-day or to- morrow, when the Insurgents in the
neIghborhood of the Servian Frontier, about 90
Oo0, will be taken in the rear by q smultuneou,
from Dobiabrsks and Seraieyo
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The SCIENCE Of LIFE;
SELF PRESERVATION.
Published and for Sale only bv the
Peabody Medical Institute, No. 4
Bulfinch Street, Boston,
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The author refers. BY permission. to JOS: 5.
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d J: R: HoLCoMB, N, p: R. LYNCH, MD
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More than thousand criticisms fron the lead.
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The London Lancet says: mo person should be
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The Book Tor the young and middle-aged men
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Hope nestled in the bottom of Pandora's box,
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at should be read by the young, the midde.aged
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I'VE earnestly hope that the book Science of
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An illustrated sample sent to all on receipt of
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Address DIR W. II. PARKER, No. / Bul6nch
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Office hours-9 A. N. to Pm. WITT
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DENIAL.
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

OXFORD, September 8. The liabilities Of the
Oxford Iron Co. will not exceed 81 900 600, of
which S25O, 900 is due the Delaware, Lackawana
4 Western Railroad
All colleries in the Pottsvile region, Pa, re-
sumed work Monday morning.
Richard Dcmar, gunsmith of Taunton, shot
himself through the head Sunday forenoon.
Cause, business troubles.
The Detroit Leather Co.'S tannery. Detro it,
Mich, is burned. Insured for $50, OO0
LITTLRToN, September g. The house and
barn of w. Clisdy, North Littleton, was burned
sunday forenoon. Loss $500; insured for
S2400.
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STATE OF MAINE,

CUHBERL md s. Supreme judicial Court, ia
racdti0n, Portland Sept. Z, A. d. 1878.
Upon the foregoing Libel. Ordered, That the Lii
bellant give notice TO the said William X.
Harmon, to appear before the Jnsticel Of our Su.
preme Judicial Court TO be holden at Portland,
within and for the County OF Cumberland on the
second Tuesday of October, A. D. 1878, by publish.
ing an attested copy of said Libel and this order
thereon, three weeks successfully 10 the kennebec
Journal, newspaper printed In Augusta in our
Coanty OF keBnebec the last publication to be
twenty days at least prior 10 SAID second Tuesday Of
october, that he may there and then, in our said
Court, appear, and show cause, il any he have,
Why the prayer OF said Libellant should not be
grained. .r.
WIN. WRIT VIRGIN. Justice of the
Sup. Jud. Court.
A true copy Of the Libel and Order Of Court
thereon. q
3w3s Attest: ID. W. FESSENDEN, Clerk.
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pressed desire to return Saturday, and BY ieav.
ing Caribou by the early train they can reach
nome along the Maine Central by the Pullman
train the same night. An invitation has been ex
tended to the party to visit Grand Falls and Fred
erickton, BY the managers Of the New Brunswick
railway, and this as also a trip to New Sweden
Will be optional with those who remsin. FoI
members of the party who desire to stop over Sun.
day, either at Fredericton, Houlton or else
where, the committee will arrange for reduced
fare. These matters must be arranged by the
party after their arrival at Aroostook.
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Shortly before O'Clock hast evening, an alarm
of Ere was raised by some boys on Water street !;
the department were out ready for duty. 1t
proved 10 be false alarm; the only fire being
in the breasts of the defeated geenbackers of this
city. hos lssnvFtHff
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BASE BALL.

At Cincinnsti, Ohio, Cincinnatis 8, Bost6ns |.
A. Cleveland, Ohio, Forest Cities u, Rochss-
tsn2 2.
A. Chicago, Illinois, Chicagos ., Providence 4.
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His Exceency, Gov. Connor, will address the
Kenaebec County Agricultural Society at its AN
nual exhibition to be held at Readfeld, October
l, and 8. The address will be delivered Oct. Sd,
ut 10 o'clock A. NJ.
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Time flies and so do diseases of the skin when
that incompatible purifier of the eutce and beau
tiier of the complexion, Glenn's Sulphur Soap. is
used to dis2erse them. Pimples, blotches sores
and bruises and the like are invariably removed
BY it.
HILLS HAIR & WBIsKER DYE, Black or Brown,
soc. aug .l4-t&wlmo,
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Free Sample Bottles Of AdAmson's Botanic Bal
sam may be had of your druggist. Pleasant and
never failing remedy for coughs, colds, bleeding
from the lungs, asthma, &C., &C. Large bottles
IS and IS cts. Try it. sept.4 t&wlw
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Partridge Brothers have a large supply of the
best disinfectants. Use them freely now TO avoid
diseases incident to the season.
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CARD,

"a Lady" of Gardiner sends ten dollars to the
Industrial School for Girls. The amount is re-
ceved with thanks. and W i'll be applied to the use
of the school.
1t S. ALLEN, Supt,
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kENNEBEC COUNTY-Ia Probate Court, at
Auqusfa on the second Monday Of august, 1878.
A CERTAIN INSTRUMENT, purporting to be
n the last will and testament of AIanson
Starks late OF Augusta, In said County, deceased,
having been presented for probate: - go
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successvely prior 10 the first Monday OF Sep
printed in Augusta, that all persons Interested
may attend AT u Court OF Probate then to be hold
On at Auguete, and show cause, Ii any, Why tho
said instrument should not be proved, approved
and allowed as the last will and testament 81 liz
said deceased. ss ~
II. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest. CHARLES HEWIRR. ReQistoF. oVnS
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QUEBEC. September 8. Bigelow, u famous
thief arrested in Liverpool few weeks ago for
robbing the receiver generals Office at Toronto,
managed to escape, and returned and was rear
rested here, yesterday.
Robbery.
DUNpAs. September 3. At three o'clock this
morning, five masked men entered the Great
Western Railroad station, gagged the Waterman,
and blew open the safe which contained one hun
bred dollars.
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NOTICE.

w HEREAS, my wife, Columbia e. Gordon, has
w left my bed and board without cause, and
taken with her our three children, this Is 70 mott
iy and forbid all persons harboring or trusting her
or them on my account, as l have made suitable
provision Tor her and their support at my dwelling
house in Wayne; and shall pay no bills costract-
ell by or for her, or them. J.F GORDEN.
WAYNE tug h. 1873. Sv37
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Marrirn.
S. ALLEN, Supt.

In this city Sept. 9. by Rev. C. r. Penney. Fred
X. Field to Miss Anna II. Gon, both OF Sidney.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The German Reichstas

LoNDcN, September 9. A Berlin despatch saws
the Reichstag which meets to day, will he very
full at the opening of the session Herr Falken-
beck will probably lie reelected president with
two conservative vice presidents. The Ultram.
ontsnes have not succeeded in forming any com =
binston, aud no attention will be given to their
claims.
DENIAL.
A Paris despatch says the rumor that Kratz,
director general Of the Paris Exposition, has re-
signed, lis strenuously denied.
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The Maine Central will carry comrades of the
81 Maine Regiment at half fare to Hallowell, on
Wednesday the 18th inst, to the reunion, on pres
eptation of printed notice.
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STATE OF MAINE.

ss.-Aug. 2s, A. ID. 1878.
Subscribed anu sworn TO before me.
(Signed) ID. II. MEAHER,
Justice OF the Pc ICE.
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Weeks plurality over Holwsy, 90; Vickery's
plurality over Holway,. 2s7; Vickery's plurality
over Croker, 1858.
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on UM .nD5 ,s , % nIsoH 4 s:s!pgx n0GZ0
Sp0 SisuAGsasp s1avX aussy lvslsV OSVO
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Connors majority over both candidates. 1873
Total vote Of the city, 1873.
For REPRESENTATIVES TO LEGISLATURE.
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AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER desires to On.
"A gage school for the winter term. Address,
r. 4. 4. HEATH,
sept9tH Hallowslf, Ne.
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e and to raise than to = higher vl.D. in life

race and to raise them TO . higher plane 10 life.
To be connected with God is no disgrace. 1t de-
msnds perfect purity Of character. The glitter and
tinse of this world caunot compare with that eter
nal weight OF glory kings, mobiles and potentates
Of earth can give DO such honor. way sacrifice .
golden crown a white robe and aims Of glory for
the privilege of serving the power Of darkness. y
Incidents in the life OF Christ were dwelt upon
with tender psthos and the marvellous love OF
God as eXemplfed 10 the life, suiierings and death
His Son was portrayed IN vivid soul-stirring Ian
guage As the sad, thrilling scenes OF the cruclfx'
ION were eloquently described, MANY q bright
eye dmmed with tears" and many heart was
melted TO tenderness. Christ connects earth with
heaven, for His strong atm encircles the human
race while His divine grasps the throne Of the
Infinite
The light of the glory of Heaven CLEANS through
the gates a. at" and falls upon the pathway of
mortal man. IL we desire the life that runs par
allel with the lite of God, we must initiate the
spotess life of Christ on earth, and then heaven
will open itself to man. The speaker closed with
an appeal to the church to clear the Kings high
wav Of obstacles, backside were urged to return
to Fathers house and sinners were entreated to
iud refuge in the ark of ages" An invitation was
given for the people to come forward for prayers
and several responded, thus expressing their oe-
termination to seek the glory of the other life.
As the hours Of the seventh day Sabbath waned
away, and the last rays of the setting sun lit up
the west with mingled colors of crimson and gold,
the worshippers left their tents and assembled
under the lofty old trees TO engage in solemn
prayer. Soon the srohg full harmony of singing
heaven" and then one and all bowed the knee in
alteration.
To an observer standing above the encampment
the scene was grandly impressive. The glow OF
lingering sunlight as it rested on the clouds above
seemed
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Those belonging to military organizations pre-
erred. Apply at the hall on the day OF Perfor
nance. tsept6,7,9,Ie.u
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EAsTPoRT. September 8. A Buchanan, one of
the wealthest merchants OF this town. died to-
day. He has been in business for nearly forty
years.
National Republican., 1878-11-16
The Davis Testimonial

The complimentary testimonial to Mr.. c. II.
Davis, late manager Of the Franklin Legion
entertainments, rendered him By the temper
auce people, which WAS to have taken place
at franklin Legion Hall, has been transferred,
IN order to accommodate the large number Of
people desiring to participate, to FOrl's Opera
House, and will take place on the night or
iHnally proposed, Wednesday, November 30.
The following are among those who will ap.
pear on the occasion: Professors J. Il. Fair.
lamb, Carl Richter, Rudolph Rowe, and II. C..
Sherman. The comic opera Of " Box and Cox "
will he presented. a"d IN which John Puyh
Samuel X. Young, and Harry Nymam will up.
pear, with Harry C. Sherman as musical
director Mr. Warren S. Young and a large
number Of other artists have very kindly ten
dcred their services for the occasion.
National Republican., 1878-11-16

A man named JohG Freder ok, alias Three.
Fingered Jack" was arrested by OGcer
BeTk Icy, " tho Eighth Precinct, yesterday
afternoon, Oh wn!TaLt sworn out by Ella
Ra,ClIf charging him with outIagiug her pc,
son last Sunday night. The prisoner was
taken to the Nayy.fard Station aud locked
ap tor hearing before Judge sncl! 70 day
He sI1utiy d. NE, boiLg guilty. Of the crime
imputed 10 MIN. Cu, says tue girl was u vii ling
party to the affair.
Prom all that could be ,cArLcd Of the a..
legged Outrage It appears that ia,t Sunday
night " Miss RatCl,: y cTD7.ing a commons
OIL Twelfth street uraI { -pgtav,st She was
approached Il Oh! Ouh'uG br ,ue yr smrI VITO
grabbed her around the waist. brew her To
the ground aud toIiLiy Rrcomlhi-hrd hi,
purpose. She screamed .cyCrI times aud
heightened her rrsui.aE' away. On,cr R.rke.
ley, who resides IL the urishJurhy"d heard
ths outCry aud fastened 10 the spot
He found WomaIl Oh the ground IrpUrntly
in At. lie tried to restore Ler to .O'. -c.J4s.
ness, but was not ,ucr,-,tul He went Lp u
neghbOring house iOr assistance, and upon b :
return found the woman gone, Nothing tII.
ther tTauspired until yesterday mOsiiug, when
the woman obtained a warrant for Frederick i
srrost, and il was gyeuho Officer B2rbcIoy Ior
service.
The prisoner il man about thirty years OF
sgs, dark gomplexiouCd, and Is a painter by
trUds. The officers at the station say he Is u
hard case and Is well known to them. Miss
RaClin, the can plainant, il a rather pTepossess.
ing blonde, about twenty years Of age, and
somos from Virginia.
National Republican., 1878-11-16

A battalion Of syeuty cadets, from the
Bethel Military Academy at Warreuton, Va,
arrived inlhis city yesterday, and are quar-
tered at the fremont House. Colonel c. z.
LighttoOt is the commander of the cadets, and
their trip is merely one Of pleasure. They
visited several Of the public buildings ycs,cr.
day and last evening attended the National
tn catre. drill Gu the Avenue in the after.
noon attracted much attention. At noon to-.
day they will call on President Hayes and he
reviewed by him. After drill the command
will return TO their hotel for dinner. after
which they will leave for home at four o o'clock.
The cadets Hre 6ne looking body Of young
men, and are dressed in stylish grey uniforms.
They are proficient in tbs muSktt exercise,
aud the review to-day will doubtless be wit
messed by large crowd.
National Republican., 1878-11-16

Indications.
For the Middle Atlantic states increasing cloud.
me-. followed by warmer sOuiheas;eriy winds and
filling barometer.