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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-08-16
MAINE TESTIMONY.

DR.. HENIoN having spent II weeks in Rockland
las summer is enabled 10 offer the following hometes
Mrs EMMA F. sTINprsoy. AZ Broadway Bangor,
Me-. was sick for years; had Neuralgia of stomach
and Bowels was told by physicians that she had
Referredto.
Ms. HATTIE L. DrNxrsox, of Chester Conn,
Formerly Miss Hattie Betell, of skowhegan. Me-
was treated by DIR. H. for Female Trouble than
year ago. She wrote July .: "My health was
never better than it il. ! weigh 100 lb-.' Re
ferred TO.
Mr.. JOSEPH BrcKLIS, of Warren. Ne, was sick
man for years; suffered from seven eight distinct
troubles tried all the doctors in his vicinity got no
relief. Dr. IIenion cured him. Referred to.
Miss CORA PRINCE. Of Warren, Me, had been
treated for consumption without benefit; did not
expect to get well, she was so far gone" She
weighs y lbs more than she did last summer, and is
we'll Referred to.
Capt. JAS. ADAMS. one Of Rocklands best known
aud most respected merchants, was sufferer from
Nervous Dyspepsia, Neuralgia of stomach and Bow.
el- spinal iritation. and cold limbs aud feet. had
been failing for wear, and confined to house for
1--WE weeks DR. Henion commenced treating him
July 22d rs. and after two treatments he able
TO walk four miles Capt Adams does business at
No. Camden ST.. Rockland. Me- and /. referred TO-
Mrs. GAIT. YORK. of Portland and Cape Elizabeth,
Ne, was under the treatment, of Dr. II. while he was
in Boston, for Nervous Dyspepsia. Weakness and II
a Fluttcring AT the stomach; had been dostd and
bstered for months. but got no relief Dr. Honion
cured her in one week. Referred to.
Scores of cures could he given did space permit but
enough have been presented to convince the most il
liberal, bigoted and skeptical that DR.. ItNIoN's
treatment is really the most successful of any prac
ticed on earth.
New testimonials appear every Tuesday.
SPECIAI.-Dr II. il not Clarvovant nor is he
simply n Magnetic Healer so called. HE'S an edu
Gated physician. with enough not to be
confined to any school Of practice.
Letters OF inquiry are frequent. cannot tell to
the probability of success until see the patient All
letters of inquiry in order 10 insure reply, must
contain stamp
The Terms of Treatment will depend upon the
ability of the patient to paw. Patients coming to
this city from other parts of the state will have their
expenses considered in the charge for treatment.
Send for circular
p. ST. rW say for the benefit offhose rho intend
10 caH on me during mn stay here, do not dietary
III the last moment. Ny rooms are then SO hrOnqed
IL is impossible to treat al ghO come
Office iiours-From . A. VI. TO L. VI.
DIR. H. will resume practice ut Adams House, Bos
ton, on or about Oct. lst.
CONSULTATION ENTIRELY FREE.
nulh l. = Inf lu2
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TROUBLE AMONG THE SHIP La.
BORERS IN QUEBEC.
A Fearful Free Fight...Severai Killed
and Many Wounded.
SOHE FIVE THOUSAND PERSONS
ENG.fGED.
The Police Not Allowed to Interfere
with the Rioters.

QUEBEC, August Ii. The ship laborers'
trouble eliminated in fearful free fight this
afternoon. section of the society, com
posed almost entirely of French Canadians,
seeded from the parent branch and estab-
lished an independent society. This morning
they paraded through the streets, and were
set upon by large numbers OF the parent So
ciety, who opposed their further ad-
vance. There were about 5000 men on vac
French Canadian side, and not so many on
the other side which were principally Irish
Catholic. Sh Is and blows were freely cx-
changed, to the injury of a great number.
The Canadianswere finally driven back, hav-
ing lost five killed and several wounded
The Mayor did not allow the police to in
terfere as he has but 40 men.
In the aft .rnoon knots of men congregatcd
all along Champlan street, talking over the
events OF the morning. They express them
selves determined to keep the union Canadi-
an men cut OF the streets, and have three
canons in position. They are armed with
revolvers. boat hooks and axes, but are quiet
and respectful when spoken o. Here and
there on the sidewalks are marks Ut blood
which show where some one was wounded
\ meeting Of French Canadians was held
this afternoon, at the close of which they re-
paired to the plains, where they and their
friends assembled in large numbers. When
they were able to muster $500 men, duly
armed with rides, shot guns, revolvers, etc,
Il rush was made for the city. and the princi
pal streets of st. Louis suburbs were rushed
through by the mob, firing shots and howl
ing. The volunteers are to be called out,
and bloody work may be expected.
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YELLOW FEVER.
Progress Of the Yellew Fever in the
South.
COLORED PEOPLE SUFFERING.

MEMPHIS, august IL. The colorcd peo-
pie are paying dearly for their refusal TO go
into camp.
Sixty per cent of the new cases yesterday
were among the colored population.
The cases among the whites are confined
to two districts while among the blacks they
are scattered throughout the city.
Nine new cases reported to noon. Six col
ored.
Six intcrmcnts are reported, two colored.
DR.. Mitchell member of the national board
of health, came to Bartlett, Tenn, on spec
ial train. but returned at once.
An attempt is to be made TO isolate Chel-
sea northern subub of Memphis. liereaf-
ter special cars will not be permitted to enter
the limits. Not a case of fever is within its
limits
All prominent sick are reported better to-
day.
Weather damp and cloudy.
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Aauirrel lslaMd lettings.

Dear Jouynai:--To this cottage city has
focked the largest number of people, the
present season, of any year duringthe nine of
its fame as a watering place. Besides the
yachts and private sailing vessels, the steam
er Henry Morrison, commanded by that care
full and competent sailor, f. c. McClintock,
and the steamers of the Eastern Steamboat
Co., with the brothers Lowe at the helm
have without accident or interruption made
their regular daily trips with loaded decks
The wan and care-worn visages ofthose borne
seward were soon exchanged for the rose
tints of health and the glow of renewed
youth. In the matter of elegant cottages.
Kennebec takes the lead on the island
DR.. Boutelle's of Waterville, being
the most beautiful in its style
of Swiss architecture. and most expen-
sive in its construction; the cottage of Mas
ter Mechanic Philbrick of the same place,
standing second In both features. The first
rude efforts on the island at cottage building
now excite curiosity, and in contrast with
present enterprises, almost ridicule. Then
man who laid out more than two hundred
dollars on cottage was considered extrava-
CANT Now look at the display. and the pro-
visions made for home comforts, families re-
gardine their homes here almost Of as much
importance as those at home, and so there
are more than the bare and uninviting walls,
the cOarsely constructed cabin or hut. which
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,

LONDON, August IL. Parliament was pro-
rogued to-day. The speech from the throne
was delivered by the Royal commission. The
Queen after announcing the relations of gov
eminent with other powers, continue cordial,
refers to the faithful execution Of the princ-
pal clauses Of the treaty of Berlin, and near
realization Of the remainder. On the subject
of reforms in Turkey. the Queen speaks of
the calamities of war as explaining the delay,
but declares her purpose to insist upon the
Porte's compliance with its engagement.
The miners conference at Manchester, yes
terday, resolved to establish national emf
grafton fund association.
The Queen says her relations with the pow.
ers continue cordial. The territorial arrange
ments in the treaty of Berlin have been faith
fully executed, and will continue to urge the
compliance Of the Ottoman government with
its engagements in the matter of proposed re-
forms. The friendly relations with Afghan
istan had been re-established and the from
tiers of India strengthened. She praises the
gallantry and endurance of the troops to that
war; mourns over the sacrifice Of precious
lives in the Zulu war, and hopes the recent
decisive success will lead to the early estab-
lishment of peace on an enduring basis. At
ter the usual thanks to the members of Par
lament she gives approval to the army dis
cipiiue, Dalking anu lrlsu University Dlis,
and dismisses Parliament with the customary
blessings. A very small assemblage listened
to the speech.
In the Commons to-day, Rourke, ueder
Secretary of foreign affairs, stated that gov
eminent had not We; been able to conclude
consular convention with the United States,
but a bill empowering the execution of such
convention was being prepared.
fl00.000 worth of eagles were shipped to
New York to-day.
The well known finance agent, Jas. Nc
Henry, has failed. Liabilities, S5,OOO, 900;
assets very poor.
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PENNSYLVANIA.


PorTsvILLE, August IL. The powder mill
at New Csstle exploded this morning, max
ing total wreck. b. f. Miller was in
stantly killed.
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WASHINGTON.
The Condition Of the Crops

WASHINGTON, August Is. The August cot
ton returs show slight decline from the con-
dition in July. The average condition of
the whole country is 81 loss = per cent since
July lst The spring wheat in the whole
country is per cent. better than last year.
In tobacco there is a great injury III the
Souther States. The general average is
per cent lower. Oats are . per cent lower
than last year.
Reports are received of the capture of
Short Bulls band, by Col. Whistler, consist
ing of % Indians and 1000 ponies, while at
tempting to join the hostiles.
Convicted.
| The post office department is in receipt of
advices from Forth Worth, stating that a
gang of highway mail robbers, seven or
| eight in number, were recently captured in
Colorado tried and convicted.
Dedication.
The Citizens National Bank, by defalca-
ton of its chashier is short some 100000
and he has been discharged from his posi-
ton Books have been carefully farced,
eraced and forged, and erroneous and false
enteries made. Roach is under $50 900
bonds, which his sureties will pay ard he will
surrender all his property, so the actual loss
to the bank will be trifng.
Yellow Fever.
National board OF health has word from
Havana that the American banks Devonline,
Ella and J. Il. Stokcr the brig Harry Brin-
don and schooner White Wing, are infected
and will soon leave that port for the United
States.
A Russian Astronomer Visiting Wash.
ingtOn.
Prof. Otto Strive, ann emiuent Russian
Astronomer, is here, inspeceining the naval
observatory and the great equatorial telcs-
cope.
He was sent to arrange for the construc-
ton of a telescope for the Russian 0bserva-
tory which shall be the most powerful ever
made 1t will be constructed at Cambridge,
Mass. Doubts are expressed as to the posi-
bility of casting disk for telescope as large
as contemplated.
Our Uaytian Minister.
| Langston, our minister to Hayt, is in
WashintOn. He says he was at Port Au
Prince through the revolutions. The United
States legation was the only building that es-
capped the flames of July Sd. 1t stands amid
| TWENTY-FIVE acres of ruins.
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BASE BALL.

At Springfield, Mass.-Springfelds 6, Jer-
sey Citys 3
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is, Nationals
8.
At Troy, New York-Providence l6,
Troy Citys1.
At Cleveland, O-Clevelands 9, ChicagOs
o.
At Buffalo, N.Y.-Buffalos 10, Cincinnatis
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FOR SALE

HOUSE and lot on Gage ST., and house and lot
III No. ii state ST. viii be s0ki low if bought
at once Inquire of s. l.. ROLFE II state Street.
aug7tn
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CIR AND REPUBLICAN, RALLY IN
OLDTOWN.
Speech by Sheridan.-TOrchlight Process.
siOn..Great Enthusiasm.

BANGOR, August 10. A republican meet
ing at Oldtown this evening. filled the Town
Hall to Overlooking The Bangor clubs of
two hundred torches, on a special train, were
escorted from the depot by the Milford Band
and the Oldtown club. The meeting was adj
dressed by Gen. &. \. Sheridan. The great
est enthusiasm was manifested
The returning Bangor climbs gave torch
light salute to Mr.. Davis at the Exchange
Hotel
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Celery has only come into public notice within the
last few Years inc hut scrnt iic linen
and experience have proved beyond Doubt that it
controls nervous Irritation and periodic nervous aud
lick headache to marked drglce.
But n combination of the EXTR ACrpF CELERY AND
tHtMOMII., which ha. been but recently introduced
10 the profession aud the public by my self has pro
ducpd such marvellous results in curing nervousness
and h.aaclirs, and especially nervous aud sick head
aches, neuralgia indigestion aud slrcplessness that
II has excited public attention and wspapcr
ments; aul. therefore, give the following inf,rma-
t3n 10 the public 10 avoid answering hundreds of let
tiers Of inquiry about them:
Ny Celery aud thamonile Pills. for the cure of
headaches and nervousness, are prepared under my
sapcrNison and are intended expressly To cure head
aches, neuralgia, indigestion slecpe-ness and
business and will eire any whereha organic dis
ease of the brain spinal cord exists. Hundreds of
cases OF many years >tanding have been cured No
matter how chronic or obstinate the case NAV be-
permanent cure is morally certain. This statement
l. made after wears OF Nericnce in their use in the
general practice of medicine
These pills are also valuable for school children
who suffer from nervous headaches, caused by an
ovcrwnrkcd brain in their studies. aud for all classes
Of hard brain workers, whose Oyer-taxcd nervous
centres reed rtpair aaG s-,atiun. Nervous trenor
weakness and paralysis being daily cured by these
pills. They correct tosyeness, bnt are not purga-
tive
Drcciio ions each box Price 30 cents, or six box
o. for $3.50, postage free to address. No order
filled unless accompanied by the money. For sale by
all wholesale and retail druggists. Depot. No. l0j
North EutaH st. Baltimore. Md
CIV. BENSON, VI. u.
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Struck by Lightning.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
NJ urder.

Joseph F. Frye dealer in hides and leath-
or, aged about forty. was found murdered
this afternoon at residence on Jay street
4 letter carrier discovered the door ajar and
entering found Frye lying on the floor in
front of his open safe. with bullet through
his head. The safe had been rifed. Frye
was last seen at his place OF business at FIVE
o'clock last night. His family are away.
A solid silver set of 30 pieces in view in
the safe undisturbed. In coal hod just
behind the body was found a revolver with
one barrel empty. Some doubts are ex-
pressed As to whether the case is murder or
suicide.
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tic meeting. large delegation Of republi.
cans came from vinal Haven, with the Vinal
Haven Band. After the meeting the Thorn
aston Band serenaded Mr.. Mckenley at the
Hotel
Piscataquis Fusion Convention.
Dover, August 10 The democratic and
grcenback Piscataquis County Conventions
were held here to-day, and made the same
nominations, viz.
Senator-A. J. Chase of Sebec.
County Attorney--Heury Hudson of Gull
County Commissioner-Simon Crockett Of
Dover.
County Treasurer--John s. Arnold of Fox
croft
The grecnback convention was well attend
ed. In the afternoon Hon. q. De LaMatyr,
Hon. Joseph l.. Smith and others addressed
the people.
SagadahOc County Republican COnven.
ton.
Barn, August Is. The Sagadahoc Repub-
lican County Convention met at Bath to-day,
and chose ID. l.. Smith, Topsnam, Chairman;
H. Lowe, Bath. Secretary, and made the fol-
lowing nominations:
Scnator--D. Sampson of Richmond
County Commits ioner-B. F. Marble ef
Woolw ich.
County Attorney-J. W. Spamlding of
Richmond.
County Treasurer-William ID. TAYLOR Of
Bath.
Masonic.
FARMINGToN, August Ii. The officers of
Franklin Royal Arch Chapter, were installed
by the Grand Chaplain last evening, as fol-
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EASTERN AFFArRS.


LoNDoS, August Is. In some quarters il
is believed that a political crisis is imminent
in Turkey, of gypwing popular discomfort
with the acknowledgement of affairs.
a Vienna despatch states that no questions
of foreign or domestic policy is determined,
Andrassy's resignation being actuated solely
by desire for repairs.
The leading Russian paper states that Ger
many has abandoned the friendship of Russia
for that of Austria and England.
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The steamer Valera is to run from Rich
mond to the campmeeting ground during tie
meetings She will connect with the steamer
Henry Morrison which will land all camp
ground passengers at Richmond, special ar
rangements having been made TO that effect.
Mr.. II. NJ. Dunn of Waterville will act as
postmaster at the camp ground during the
meetings.
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AUGUSTA HOUSE, AUGUSTA, MAINE,
FOR THIRTY DAYS,

where he can be found on and after WEDNESDAY,
AUG. 70. Remember the datc.)
Dr. HENIoN specially invites those who have
given up all hope of cure, and who afflicted with
ANY FORM OF CHRONIC DISEASE, no matter of
how long standing, TO call UPON kim. Consultation
from v A. NJ. to q T. VI. which can be had each day
ENTIRELY FREE.
DIR. HENIoN's practice is mostly cases that have
been given up ~ incnfablc. His tr, atmcnt H. pecu
liar to himself, though it Is based upon the most
strict principles Of science There H. nothing nirsc
ulous or 81 ,ernaural about A. as it j. in harmony
with all natural laws. He uses bat little medicine
and that ofa specific nature, rs he depends almost
entirely upon ELECTRICITY (naturc's chief rcstor
err and the MAGNETIC TREATMENT, to effect
cures.
Dr. HENroN has wonderful success in the treat
III, nj of the following d,ascs.
RHEI VA tbs " of erery nature, loss Of Ioire
DYSPEPSIA, COnstipdfion, ASTHMA, Lirer
Diseases, NETRILGii Of hend, heart, WoDb or
limbs. CiTfRRH Of head, tt1'oot on NOSE, PdR.
TIfL PARALYSIS, Diseases Of kidHegsd anil Biat-
der, HEIRT DISEASE, SCROFUL.fm its Torst
f0rm, SKIN DISEASES. DiHcuH Brtddhipg, rim
pain in The LUnqs, SIPHTLIITfT POISON in
erery stage, Ue0k ami Lane Back, CONSt mr.
TION, Uedk and sore EBes !>rrndI Htakbess,
PILES NerroHs FrtafioB or he BFaiH, If'-
NORS of erefy nnfure, DIABETES. Noises in the
Head, EPILEP7IC IRIS, Discbarges trom Ire
Ear, CANCERS, Br0ncLhis Loss Of Jndi Po,rer,
SPINAL IRRITI1IOA, sen,iR05 Debiity, TdBia
Sojinm (TfPEU ORN Lamehess BfndpfSs ant
DfTfuPss in their rUgJbja sfpJes. eft
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The patients at the Insane Hospital were
deli shtfuly entertained on Thursday evening
last. by Miss Ida Pettengill of this city,
graduate from the school of Elocution in
Philadelphia. Miss Pcttengill rendered her
selections, admirably appropriate with arts
tic skill and pleasing effect. Music was fur
nishcd by the Hospital Orchestra, assisted
by Prof. T.. X. Harlow.
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NOVA SCOTIA.
Saved from a Wreck.

IIAIIrAx. August Is. A schooner arrived
from Sable Island with 81 head of cattle from
the wreck of the steamer Virginia. The au-
thorities have forbidden the landing of cattle,
but what the result will be is unknown.
There are still thirty head on the Island.
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Local ann State Nfms.
Saturday, August l6, 1879.

A number of Insane Hospital teams have
been hauling bricks, which were bought Of
the managers of the Sprague property, for
the past few days, to the hospital grounds to
be used in buildng,he new gas house. Work
has been going on upon this sometime, but it
will not be competedtill some time in October.
Joseph Baker, Esq, is at Newport, r. /.
Charles jenkins horse ran away yesterday
on the east side of the river. His own team
was well smashed up, and anotherwagon with
which the runaway collided had both shafts
broken and an axle sprung.
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Wicked for Clergymen.

II believe it to be all wrong and even wicked
for clergymen or other public men to be led
into giving testimonials to quaek doctors or
vile stufis called medicines. but when a really
meritorious article Is made of valuable RENE
dies. known to all that all physicians use and
trust in daily, we should freely commend it. l
therefore cheerfully and heartily commend
Hop Bitters for the good they have done me
and my friends. firmly believing they have no
sequal for family use. l will not be without
them Rev Washington, ID. c.
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THE INDIANS.
Thsy Mean to Fight the Subjects of
Johnny Bull.

OTTAWA, August Is. Fort Walsh advices
state Big Bear who has been troublesome,
sometime past, went to help Sitting Bull
fight the British soldiers. The son of Crazy
Horse and other young men said they want
to fight the British and in two days will 60 to
Fort Walsh. Sitting Bull himself was then
south of the line with a large force
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THE ZULU WAR.

CAPE Town, July 30. Some Zulu prison.
ers report Cetywayo with his army in the
marshes of the Umvolosir river, where he in
tends fighting. Two British columns will
advance on the 81 of August, and meet at
Magnilionium on the 9Th
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Gov. SpTague.
Investigation.
Condensed KILOGRAMS.

CLEVELAND, August 10. Five men were
drowned to-day near Rockriver, a summer
resort.
CHICAGO, August 10. A tramp was shot
last night while attempting to force an en-
trance to house.
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Rev. c. II. Rowe, formerly pastor ofthe First
Baptist church in this city but now of Cam
bridgeport, Mass, will preach in that church
tomorrow. Prof johnson of Trinity College
again breaches in the Episcopal church.
Rev. Mr.. Ecob and Rev. Mr.. Sterling occupy
their own pulpits Sunday. Il. F. Estes
breaches to morrow AZ the Free Baptist
Church in Ilallowell.
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The post Office in the village of Cambridge
is kept in the old home whore it was first To-
catedby the postmaster, the late David Bailey,
who received his first appointment June 2sth,
1928. under John Mclean, Postmaster Gen
eral He held the Office up to the time of his
death, Feby. 1879, his son, =. Everett Bailey
succeeding him.
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DISEASES OF WOMEN.

DH. HENIoN would respectfully say to ladies who
are suffering from ANY FORM or CHRONIC FEMALE
DISEASE, that they need have no he.itancy in calling
upon him because lie is a stranger. lie assures them
that they will receive the delicate courteous and
attention DIR. H. treats Female Troubles
such Suppression, Displacement Painful Menstrua
ton, Liberation, Irr. gliari,y, Excessive Flowing,
Lucorrhpa Stcrility. Unnatural Heat and Itching
of Genital Organs in such manner a. to make that
painful, and to most women, iearfullv unpleasant
ord, al--IocuJ .
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NEW JERSEY.
Court Matters.

LONG BRANCH, August Is. The cases of
Long Branch commissioners against the Le
lands, for alleged violation of the excise laws
were cevtioraried to the supreme court. This
disposed of all liquor cases at Long Branch,
for the season. Sales of beer and liquor con-
time.