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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-04
Notice 10 Creditors In Bankruptcy.

In THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR
THE DISTRICT or MAINE.
In the matter OF Henry
Butterield. and Charles K. Me-
Fadden, both OF Wateryille, in : In Bankruptcy.
said District
Bankrupts.
day of October A ID 1878.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS.
Whereas, tharies Il. Matthe vs., Assignee of the
above named Bdnkrdpts, has filed pc tiOn 10
tn office OF the Clerk o. this Court, setting forth
that SAID Buterneld, prior TO bank fupcy proceed.
ings, mortRaged 20 said Nctadden cefta IN real AMI
y, rronaI prop crty. to secure said Me- adden FRO
loss as guarantOr and surety; that prior and sub
seuuent to the execution of SAID mortgages, notes
were executed by said Buiterheld and endorsed
10y said Mcfadden for the accom- mediation of said
Butterield. and that sad MctdddeD's liability on
said notes has become fixed by law and that the
holders OF said Dotes, SO endorsed, claim lien on
the property 70 mortg ged by said Butterfeld to
said McFadden and that the proceeds OF said
property shall be applied towards the payment Of
said notes endorsed as aforesaid. This Is to give
notice that hearing will be had before this Court
in the City OF Portland in laid District on the first
Monday IN November, A. ID. 1875, at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon. for the purpose of adjusting the equ
table liens in said property so mortgaged, when
you may appear, IL you see IT. aud make answer
TO said Asslgnee's petition, and to stand to and
abide such order and decree rs the T., urt may
make thereon.
PAUL DANA,
Deputy Clerk of the U. S. District Court, for
the District of Maine. octl1-fl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-04
READ THIS.
UnSOlicited Testimony.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Auth !, 1873.
WIN. Z. CLARKE, Eco, Providence. X. l.
Dear Sir: - By accident saw your medicine
called HUNTS REMEDY, used in case OF An
asarea with perfect success. did not treat the
patient, but understood that four attending ply 81.
clans had given up the hopeless. Your
preparation was then used with perfect success,
and the patient is well. am not in the habit OF
using patent medicines in my practice, but as this
case is "a very remarkable one, shall give Hunts
Remedy trial in Anasarea and kidn, ca SEES for
which it Is only advertised. Please give me you r
terms to ply cians and druggists.
Respectfully yours CHI. BLECKEN, NJ. ID.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-04

NOTICE OF NMENT
NOTICE is hereby given, that Joseph n. Low,
~ oil Augusta in the County OF Ktnnebee ~ d
state of Maine. has tnls day ass gncd to all
OF his p operty, except such as Is by law EXEMPT
IRON alta hment, for the b NJ A. of his creditors
and that three months from the execution OF said
assignment lis allowed by law for said creditors
TO become parties thereto.
r.. w. WHITEHOUSE.
Augusta, Me-, Oct IL, 1878. octJO-tSw3W
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-04
PROVIDENCE, Aug. 10, Ii

PROVIDENCE, Aug. 10, 1878.
WIN. E. CLARKE Dear Sir - Having used
HUNTS REMEDY IN my family, and having in
nnoea many N y, y @ 70 Try H. take krea.
proved most beneficial in relieving and curing the
diseases for which 1t is specially preparedY In
the case OF an aged relative, especially, has its
been marked by most happy effects, acting like
magic in restoring health after the medical advice
ing. In fact, consider 1t specific for the Dis
eases OF the Bladder and idneys, and most heart.
lily recommend il to all afflicted.
Very truly yours, +. X. DAWLEY.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-10-11
InSrtts on SEOusc I'Iants

The princ' al insects troubling HOUSE plants
are the gre fly. the meay bug. Tia, scale
uud the red .pdgr The most ,rtctuu r,Iu-
oly for pr,u lly +, iuuigat.ou with tobacco.
Some wooded T.a.I-, such a> htuouup.s sale
Was etc. will i.j bour fumigl,iou without
injury to the l.t, and tor these q weak So
luton of tol 90 ), quite u- ,hectuu
Steep some tot3. go in water and sprlk. the
plant with ia, sa.utiou and afterwards ayr-
ingy with clean water Mcaly bug i- Co Doe
searched for and destroyed Frequent .pol--
ings do much to keep down this pest. Scale
is To b. treated in the stnp way. Warm soap
suds are peculiarly disiast, .ul To- Tins creature
a little turpontiuy.' diluted with vit0r com.
part To- siAtrcnh viii destroy the mealE Doug.
Alcohol. applied with ram,ls hair brush.
will Kill any insect IL touches
Plants treated with THESE remedies must bc
syriugtd with clear wat Immediately there
after White h,ieuore TO he obtained at the
drug store is mfalliblr Il can he put IN Wa
ter aud applied through "a vaterinE-pot, or
put iu two or thr.g thicku, ssos OF cauze. and
shake the htllchorc under and Over the plants
while they are wet. Rcd sVid r Is nourisLcd
by dry. warm atmosphere, 1t is q very
of the leaves, and, though difficult TO SEE. its
effects are quickly notlcoahi" 10y tine browne Il
appearance of the leaves. II yields readily TO
moi,turr- water is certain death. Keep the
foliag. -yrn-Dd and ATMOSPHERE moist and
You will have no red spider. To kill white
worms 40 tiowor-rots take common lime. dis
solve 10 and pour the liquid un the soil. 1t
does not iuiur, the plants ut a...
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-10-11

Prof Collier chemist of the Agricultural
Department at Washington has completed o,.-
permeuts tending to show the prucucuhility
of making sugar from hluu corn stalks and
sorghum The follovu are the general re-
suits as to com Whole weight ct corn stalks.
ll.2# pounds lost ly stripping. 1920
pounds. weight OF juice Obtained. .773
pounds specific gravity of juice, 1854 pounds:
pcrcrntag, Of juice from stripped nuks. "a
4l-lOo. General result of sorghum Total
weight of stalks from field, lS.a1~ pounds
lost 10y $50 ring of stalks. $500 pounds
weight of iu,c. 1903 pounds specific crl,i-
lily, lu5S pounds; perceuiug, OF juice Of
stalks as they come from fields 900 .6.iuu:
percentage of juice Of stripped stalks, :. 9G-
100 Ont of -. coo pounds OF corn stalk. -
pounds of very good crystaiz,d sugar have
been made With better machinery the yield
OF sugar should have been nt least 1901 pounds
As TO the practical question whether these ,N-
periments would make it certain that farmers
could proftabiy make sugar from corn stalks
and sorghum Professor Collier is Of the oViu-
ion that another years experiment j, ngcrs-
/ strv before the question can hc fully dee idtd
/ He says, however. that II under existing cir
/ cumstaucus sugar could ht made at "a bare
( profit. it would bo immensely profitable with
/ improved appliance, - tDr. COUHt5g GDfi-
/ man.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-10-11

night dress. Mis- A A Boyd wheel tidy. Mrs
V NJ Cutting llouiton point lace. hand made,
Emma Medbury.
Foop. Cake, Alice Butium bread. Mamie
Smith. LIST. Mrs c Il Alvord, "a Mary Has
kell 9, Mrs i C. Bufum; brown bread. Ma
mic J. Smith raised biscuit, Mr.. / Z Rock
well.
PLANTS Best variety, Mrs W B Haskell
lst. Mrs / 2 Harris 2d culaus variegotfd
ivy etc.. Ida O Haynes, LIST; begonia. Dorr
W Smith plate of flowers, Mary W Bissell
bouquet Of flowers, Mrs L Il Smith; cactus,
Eliza Clark hanging basket Mrs Henry
Boyd: astcrs. and cut flowers, Mrs Philetus
HAYNES. q. CuANnLLa, Scc!.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-10-11

TIM MANiNo Auu or DAENISo AMI A.INu-
ING.-lt H. possible that u uli,u tlL,s too
much stress Wa, laid uu tAr importance uf
training girls To mend aud darn So rNqG.sitriy
that it would br difficult almost impossible,
To discover that there had been any necessity
for the labor: but if There was an error m
teaching and eNactmg such perfect work IL
was a fault that leaned To virtues side, and
beyond all comparison better than the VT, tell
cd ''botching' TO be found on the raimeIt of
some-of many OF the girls of the present
day Iandrrsses that wash for school girls
could make strange revelations of neglect Of
garments and careless r,pairs were not their
lips scaled through fear of losing good cu--
tOm,r-. When % broken stitch L. allowed 60
go ou uncared Tor until 1t ha, become so large
that tho stocking cannot ht worn without
some repairs, and Is then drawn up lulo ana
ugly bunch hard enough 20 blister iLe feet
instead ut being nicely dau.td; or when %
tear or rip ON dress ar uucercarmoni is pulled
together with thread coarse enough Ia iuiure
the fabric. who is 10 blame-the mother or
the daughter; What instruction has ever
been given the Young girl about looking out
for the beginning of evil in her wardrobe: Has
she been taught to darn or 20 mend every
rent or rip the first possible instant after ii
was discovered and to do it neatly Oh. no
Her music or drawing lessons. her French and
German and dancing, are apparently Of more
importance than such useful work as mend
ing or darning, If a young lady has what, in
these days, is the rare skill of compelling her
needle TO assist her IN carrying out all the rc-
questions which will enable her with scaut
materials, TO keep herself neatly aud genteelly
clad if she can turn. remodel piece neatly,
cover the lack of material by some simple
and appropriate trimming until she makes Am
+ HIfaY.iIafaT l,oh4 ..
weels the new, she viii have cause all the
days of her life 10 thank the mother who led
her in the way she should go; and whatever
changes or vicissitudes may be sent she Ia,
/ far less 10 fear than those who, IN prosperou,
| days, are only fanciful ornaments of Their
/ homes. but when the evil days come, will
through their ignorance, become oppressiv,
burdens upon those who must provide fol
their support -ArA. HeAyg Ward BeecAfr.
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Mt pHosN1X BRATTLEBORO, FRIDAY; OCTOBER II, 1873
Ere. ga the northern gale
he Summer trcsses of the trees are gone
be woods Of Autumn, all around our vale,
Have put their glory on.

Ere ia the northern gale.
The Summer tressea Of the trees are gone,
The woods Of Autumn, all around cur vale,
Have put their glory ou
The mountains that Unfold,
In their wide sweep the cooced hndscarc round,
That guard the enchanted ground
roam the woods that crown
Tue upland, where the mingled splend'rs glow,
Whore the gay company oi trees look down
On the green fields below.
My steps are not alone
In these bright walks the sweet auuth-wrst at play
Flies rustliug where the painted leaves urc -tfrwu
Atoms The winding way.
Aud far iu heaven. the while.
The suu. that sends that gale Co wander here,
pouts ont ON The fair earth his quiet smile
Tho sweetest u the year.
where now The solemn shade.
Ncrdure and gloom where many branthts meet
So grateful wheu the noon Of summer mad"
The valley sick with htat@
Let in through all the trees
Come he strange rays; the forest depths are bright
Their sunny-colorcd foliage in the treeze
Twinkes, Like beams of light
Tho iivulct. late unseen,
Where pickering through Che shrubs &C. waters luu.
Shines with the image ct its golden screen
And giimm'ilues Of the suu.
But meath you crimson tree,
Lover 10 listening maid might breathe Dis flame,
Nor mark. within iis roscate canopy,
Her blush uf maiden Shame.
O. Autumn. why SO soou
Depart the huts that make thy forests glad,
Thy gentle wind, aud thy fair, sunny l'uuf
And leave thee wild and sad.
All. 'twero lot too l,st
Forever 10 thy coi,rCd shades 90 stra,
Amidst the AisFes Of the soft southwest
To rove aud dream for aye
And leave the vain, low STRIFE
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-10-11

Ilr -mr;rl- or. moisture, hEg Precipitation. la-
tense I.rllu-, increased by scratcuu vtry Gstrrr-
Jag. p-g..u. % -lt, as II Vin worms Wt-. craV -
lu4 and 4tHa. The IuHtum. the private parts are
suIuttiles affected; % allowed Co continue very
uuus results may follow. bl.. SaATSE.- -LL-uEAI-
TAG OISrafENT Ia pleasant, sure cure.
HOME ClhES.--Mr were great sufferers from
Itching pits, the symptoms were above dtscri cd
the Of SWayuys Ointment lu short lime made
perfect cure,
J. W. CHRIST, boot aud shoe House, 344 y. % ST.
4. C. WEYMAS, Halter, s. Eighth ST., Philada.
Reader, II you are suffering from this distressing
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BARRIERS Itch, any crurtg, sCay sklu eruptun, use
hWayur's Ointment and De cured. Sent bv mail o.
any address rocrptu price (u currency or pnstag
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]. The combination, substantially as above set
forth, 0f the huger-bcam projecting literally at one
sid Of Che main frame and sth-urait tongue, and Of
both the running wheels Of The harvester the hinged
link connecting tne hnEef-bcam and maiu frame, and
the haud-lover connected with the inner end of the
uuperbCam for the purpose Of turning up the ouicr
eud thereof upou the lower hugc-Iiyot Of The said
link o. an axis.
O. Tho combination substantially as before set
forth OF the hnaer-beam projecting latcraly 1T one
side OF the main frame aud stdraft tongue, aud Of
both the ruuuiug-wheels Of the harvester. the link
connecting the huger-hcam and main frame, the hand
lever connected with the inner end If the hnVer-bcam
and the second lever upon the main frame.
%. The combination. substantially as before set
forth OF the cuicr-stocf, the crank for driving the
same the connecting rod aud the swivel ioufnal-boS
of the c1unectuV-rod, having its piyots arranged ou-
gitudnaliy Of said c0uuectiug-rod
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-10-11
ponds EXTRACT.
ponds EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor
Note: Ask fer Ponds Extract.
Take 70 other
Hear, for will speak OF excellent
Ihfn.sF

Hear, for 1 will speak OF excellent
Ihings'
PONDS EXTRA CT-Tho great Vegetable
Pain Destroyer. Has heen in use over
thirty ycnTs. and iUr cleanliness and
prompt curative virtues cannot te cXccllCd.
CHILDREN. No family can arorl TO be
without Ponds Extract Accidents,
bruises. Commissions. cuts. Sprnius
are relieved almost instantly by external appii'
cation; Promptly relieves pains ~ Burns,
Scalds. ENcoriatiOuS, Chahngs,
old sores, Boils. Felous, Corus. ctc.
Arrests Inflammation. reil res swcl!iugs. stops
bleeding removes llac00Ia-0n ami heals Tap
LADIES lrl 60 their best lrlerl r assuacss
the pains % which they are peculiarly SUBJ
ltll-noianly luAness anu prs 'lrc IL the mead,
and permanently heals all kinds uf Enfiam-
nations and alterations
HEmOltRHOIB or PILES dad i1 tll7
the 0HlV immediate relief and Ultimate cure.
No case however chronic OF obstinate can .ols
VARECOSE WINS. d. Is tIf,. orI~ er.rr c1-,.
KIDNEY DISEASES. L. L-. A9 equal -sr
BLEEDING from any cause. Tor this. lsa
specific j. iAs saved hun3r lf ri lv.f
when an other remedies lall.l c. arr.sr bleed
Ing NOM nose. stomach, luus-, -..l else
TCOTHACEE. Eu-scEc. NcuraIsIs,
ana Ahcunatisu aJ- 4..-...a- l-I,,ta SAL
often permanently cured
PEESICIANSofaus schools WHO ara ar4aa.at-
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PHYSICIANS. many % whom order o. for use &.
Their own practice. Ia addition 20 tha fore
going, tlcY OrIcrlfs use .ur SIK eiiinCg OF 4l
kinds, Quinsy. sore TisTuat, Inflamed
IOnstis. simpc and chronic DiarrhUa,
CaIarrh. tor which tits u specific. dhll-
blains, Frosted Feet. Stings of In
Hectss MCsq uit0css etc.. Chapped
Hands. face aa4 indeed al manner %
skin disease.
TOILET USE Removes Soreness Rough.
ness and SEnartinE: h-llsCuIs. Erup-
lions. ana E'tUpiCs. rsrir5s inCiqor8fsl
ana fefLCs4cS, while wonderfully I'M rowing tla
Complexion.
TO HMERS-pOBdsS Extract No
STOCK Breeder, no Livery Man can arari 20 De
without o. II Is used hY an the leading Livery
Stables, street Railroads AMI iir.t Hur-uueu
~ New Augk civ. u LA, 10 equal Tor SDlu-.
larhH or Saddle Chllu--. Shines,
Scratches. Swcilugs Cuts Llcluuaus. Blor I-
E-s, iucuI1oA--- Core. hi-rr.C'1. tll.s.
Colds. sc. lis range ul action is wide, and iu
rsilri 1t uIlor-s q SO prompt tlati lsln,alu4.
d. every larn-tarl Us Wyi -5 % every Lrf.-
house Let % be tIIc. once al 3 you wall never
hU WIihlu. 10.
CAUTtON! Ponds EsNtrroJ las been iu.
l.aisd. Tie genuine arIsl. tas tie words
Eond's Extract blown Iu eacH bottle. i
PREPARED o.. the ofsly pcF>guz living VINO
ever al ~ Low 10 pre- pan % prUutIt. t,sil-t
ihl other preparations OF witch iIZ.l Ilis I-
me only article used lY Physicians. aud 10 tla
huspi ais uluu- country ami Luuue.
HISTORY and USes Of Pom DIS Extract.
m pamphlet form sent Tree on application t1
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2 A II II N II s
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CAUTION !
New ENGLAND Mower
REISSUE.


0,GlO. HknvEsrErs. John Corr, Hratieborn. w.
Patent no. 20,55l, dated Dec "a, 1859 reissue No.
1,l29, dated Jan. TO- 1861; extended seven ycars.
Titled May 10, 1871
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The PENNSYLVANIA RaiIroad

Stands conessedy TT she head ui American railways.
The track double the entire length Of the line. o.
steel rails laid heavy oak ties, which eube dded
Iu a Foundation oi rDcA ballast eighteen inches IN
depth. All bridges are Of iron OF stuue and built
upon the most approved plans. It's passenger ear,
while tuiucuty safe aud substantial, lt the same
time models OF comfort and tlepauce.
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For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressin z
which is at once
ag recablc,
healthy, and eff
fectual for pre-
serving the
hair. Faaed on
gray harris soon
restored to as
1901 -.
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COLL!HS'
VQLTAIG PLaSTER
Cures PaIne - ..oaes.

II cqualize7 the Circulation.
u suhdugs luf.aLuUlt1r" Action.
Il cures l.unturUs a.a strains
ltrewuVcs Pain aud ~nrCuu.
II cures Kidney Complaint
strengthens tlr liu-sl.
10 cures lthruWli I-u r.. ..C.al gi-.
ltruiaNes ~tiilcu.1 tnr...
ltcurUs y "rNHl- SNucs.
It's inyalunDi il ia-YItH's
1tcures lulaluaiIuu 90 See Liver.
itrrmuyrs huruu ll.-.
30 cures Spinal MU4su.t..
itIs Grateful and Sllth-
IL curas Epilepsy D- Tits.
u i7 safe, BD!ianl.. aud Economical
II is prescribed hr l'HrsIeiua-.
IL is 4AulIsl4 B.. IlI.t.IUIa...