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Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-27

GOATS WHO CHURN.

The most striking feature Of the dairy
ranch of F. S. Clough, in San Mateo canon.
is the new dairy house which Mr.. Clough
recently completed at a cost of $500. 1t
is Is by 36 in ground dimensions, finished
externally in rustic style. and inside Is as
trim and cleanly as the thrifty housewife s
''best room" The butter room, an apart
ment 10 by u feet in dimensions. Is as in
viting as a parlor. The apparatus for
handling the milk and making the butter
is complete in every detail, and is de-
signed throughout for the saving Of labor.
The churn holds fifty-two gallons ofcream,
and turns out from one hundred to one
hundred and twenty pounds Of butter al
each churning II is worked by goat pow.
er, the appliances being treading wheel
eighteen feet in diameter, which connects
with and operates shaft running into the
dairy-house, and this in turn connecting
with cog-wheels working the dashers
Mr.. Clough says that the goats in ope-
rating the wheel indulge their natural pro
pensities for climbing, and they apply
themselves ~ the work with great gusto
The herd consists Of some eight or ten
animals, ranging from the grandmother
and old Billy" with the whiskers down
to the youngling not over foot high
When released from their ppns they one
and all, great and small, run bleating foI
the wheel. and the only trouble to contend
with thereafter is the excess of power
which they are apt TO give it in the course
OF their lrolicsome gambols.-Los 1hgetos
EyDress
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-27
EDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT

vi iaciifies at this institution, for ACQUIRING a
thorough and practical business education can
not be exceiled. eah
Inc TACT that over two hundred of our graduates
assisted by us, within the past year. to ucratiye
Yosi9ns IN some of the best business houses in ~
Guy, SHOWS ior itself our standing with bu mon
Send sc for the latest catalogue. COMER'S C0NIMEtpp
oiAh coLLEGE, 6c6 Washington Street, Boston
w4w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-27

CUTTING HOT BREAD.-One day compa-
ny arrived Unexpectedly. Supper was
just over and no bread had been left
had just taken from the oven some deli
cious-looking light bread. but it was too
hot to cut. We lived in country place
where there is no baker. In my bewil-
derment. happened to remember that in
Mrs. Whitney's cook book, just how
she suggests heating knife. in order to
split open hot short-cake. Why. thought
!. may not a smoking hot light bread be
sliced with a hot knife, 1t Is the cold sur
face of the steel applied to the warm
dough that produces disagreeable clammi-
ness. heated my carving knife and
tried it. The bread sliced beautifully,
and as piled it up to bring to the table,
! put it upon plate upon which | had
laid fresh napkin. for the contact of the
hot bread with the cold plate would have
produced the same soddcn clamminess on
the surface of the lower slice OF course
! would not recommend the slicing OF hot
loaves except upon emergencies. As a
frequent diet it might prove injurious. but
not more so than warm breads. Ameri-
can Agriculturi>t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-27
Nftu ADVERTISEMENTS

nm lNcI4 Stops, Sub Bass, Oct. Coupler
UN0AV ONox Celeste NoX lIumana. Sent on
s<ScssssssE trial warranted, only $65. Pianos Sl2'
up. Catalogue free. Address DANIEL +. BEATTY
Washington, n. j. aug2lr&w4w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-27
AcENTS! AcENIS!
GARFIELD OR HANCOCK

And coin money. Circulars and terms free. Outfit
so cents. f. b. TREAT, Pub, 757 Broadway, New
York. aug24t &w4w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-27

THIS preparation, as its name signines, consists
of Vegetable Properties that are harmless to the
most delicate invalid. Upon one trial the merits
of this Compound will be recognized. as relief is
immediate; and when its use Is continued, IN
ninety-nine cases in hundred, positive and
permanent cure is effected, as thousands VIII
testify On account of its proven merits, 1t is to-
day recommended and prescribed by the best
physicians in the country.
1t will cure entirely the worst form of falling
of the uterus, Leucorrh9a, Irregular and Pain
full Menstruation, all Ovarian Troubles, lniiam-
nation and liberation, Floodings, all Dispiace-
ments and the consequent spinal weakness, and
is especially adapted to the Change OF Life. 1t
will dissolve and expel tumors from the uterus
in an early stage of dev elopment. The tenden-
cy to Cancerous Humors there is checked very
speedily by its use.
In fact, it has proved TO be the greatest and best
remedy that has been discovered. II per-
meates every portion Of the system, and gives
new life and yigor. 1t removes faintness. flatu-
lency, destroys all craving for stimulants, and
relieves weakness of the stomach.
1t cures Bloating, Headaches, Nervous Pros
tration, General Debility, Sleeplessness, Depres-
sion and Indigestion. That feeling of bearing
down, causing pain, weight and backache, is
always permanently cured by its 1t will,
at all times and under all circumstances, act in
harmony with the laws that govern the female
system
For Kidney Complaints of either sex this Com
pound is unsurpassed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-27

GREATEST RUSH ever known 90, ,ooO!!!in
thirty days, and 10000 more printing to
| supply the immense demand for the Life of
ncsi uRIn0nu by Hon. J. w Forney
dtHu hANGUGk highly endorsed ~ Gen
Hanc ock, the party leaders and press and Life of
GEN. GARFIELD By se5 Gen. irsas2 on + B1is1q tndst,Fa
Both official immensely popular, selling over l0.-
900 week Agents making $40 to $40 day !
lhe harvest is Sept. and Oct. Outfits soc each
More agents needed For ST terms address quick
HUBBARD BROS, Pubs, Springfield, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-27
CAMPAIGN S0NGSrERS

for both Hancock and GARFIELD Clubs now
ready. Each spicy. spirited and splendid both in
music and words. The very largest and best in the
field, and the cheapest. Samples mailed on recent
of price, l2c each Grand chance Tor agents snd
clubs Terms liberal. For particulars address
UNION BOOK CO., Springfield Mass.
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Gardiner Local News.

The funeral of Mr.. II. G. Lowell, who died
here the 18th, takes place this afternoon at
o'clock
The Telephone Company is putting a
switchboard ON the top of the Express office
DIR. II. NJ. Potter spent Sunday at Peaks
Island, Portland harbor, and arrived home on
the eight o'clock train Monday evening
There were about sixty tickets sold for the
excursion to Old Orchard to-day
The brig Charles Dennis is unloading coal
Mt the tow boat wharf.
Il. f. johnson is decidedly better, and
gaining.
Some very fine fruit came on the boat to-
day.
The knights Templar from this place left
to-day on the Henry Morrison for Boothbay
where they will remain till Friday. Eighteen
only turned out. They were accompanied by
the Gardiner Band, and paraded through
Water street before starting.
The new steam yacht belonging to Mr..
Philbrick of Waterville passed through this
city on special car for the islands. She is
a real little beauty.
The republican rally at South Gardiner,
was postponed on account of the rain last
night, and will probably come off Saturday
or the first of next week.
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II as ssih says. he xlo m,ts. IS, NJ.
u grass grow where but one ssex hsro.s !.
friend OF hui'iarity, rertainlt bs who erso. :.
beautiful Residence in a place which h;,h.
.l'o had been unsightIy, deserves to be cl,,.a,
:" .ne same category. When Mayor yick.
y houses are completed on State s,ree,
.na' .h0roughfare will be greatly enhanced in
~ by the first of October thcv win
- .e's ior tenants. Grading has Just been
commenced IN front, and load of dirt is he.
lug jumped every ten minutes. J.FP;erce
nq' Is TO occupy the house corner State and
oocrt streets; DIR. c. II. Mallett who :. -
remove from Bath, the house son,h. and
n''n wilson, Esq. the cottage house on
0"uft street. The new house on Cham,
street, just south Of the publishing establish.
ment, Is to be occupied by George w y;ct.
ery' Esq, superintendent of the ,nvor,s
publishing business.
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The Trustees of our Hospital for the In
sane have recently taken an advance step in
voting to provide for the institution an
experienced, well-trained woman nurse.
who shall devote her entire time TO the
women's wards of the Hospital 1t gives
us pleasure to say that such a nurse has
been obtained in the person of Miss NJ L.
Ciough native of Bethel, Maine. Miss
Ciough Is graduate of the New England
Hospital Training School; was Super
intendent of the training school for three
months after graduating, and has been for
several months past, Head Nurse in the city
Hospital of Boston, where she went to be-
come thoroughly acquainted with Hospital
management. She will enter upon her du-
ties the middle of next month This is the
first instance Of such aid in our Hospital. -
TosBei Banner
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BY TELEGRAPH.
[ Associated Press kilograms to the Daily
kennebec Journal.
MANI f..
Fire at Bath.


BATH, July 81. Fire this morning Quilted
n building on Centre street, owned by Samuel
Dillonav and occupied by John NJ. Jewett as
a bonnet bleachery and mandatory. Dillo-
nays loss is 81 900; insured. Jewett's loss
is 81, 800; insured $4,000.
Schooner Launched.
Launched by ID. o. Blaisdell, fine three
masted schooner of $50 tons. She is not yet
named, and is for sale.
Farm Buildings Burned.
NORWAY, July 81. The farm buildings of
EIhanan Is. Foster of Newry were burned
Monday. Contents saved. Insured $1,000
in the Fire Association; loss 81, 800. Cause
unknown.
Railroad Property Destroyed by Fire.
CALAIS, July 81. Fires near Magaguadavic
Lake, last night, destroyed 400 cords of wood
belonging to the St. John 4 Maine railroad.
Also burned the sleepers and warped the
rails for some distance.
WOuld.be Purchasers Inspecting a Rail.
road.
An influential delegation of Englishmen,
Americans and Canadians to-day went over
the New Brunswick railroad on a tour of in
spection, supposed with view of contemp-
lated purchase of that road
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-22

Quite a number of Augusta people are 60
ing to New Sweden to-day to be present at
the decennial celebration of the settle
ment of that place by colony
from the Scandinavian peninsula.
The train leaves Bangorth morning at III,
and arrives at Caribou at SIS =. NJ.
The remainder of the journey will be made
by stage The trip takes one among some OF
the most interesting and picturesque regions
of Maine and New Brunswick, through
Washington county to Vanceboro', up the
fat ST. Johns valley to fertile Aroostook,
the garden of Maine and the banner county
of the State Jones' Band of Caribou, will
arrive at the Lutheran church at A. NJ
Friday, where they will be met and accom-
panied to the Swedish capitol by the Swedish
cadets, Capt. Laos Nylander, marshal of the
dav. The procession will form at the capt.
fol. and march to the church at 9 O'Clock.
The following are the exercises at the
church:
Music by the Band.
PRAYER by Rev. W. Sleeper,
Singing bv the Choir.
Address bv Hon W W. Thomas, Jr.,
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Revolutionary Outbreak.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money Market.

Erenlng Report.
NEW YORK, July 81.
Money easy at 2a2l on CALL and closed Mt 2 Prime
mercantile paper 3-a4l. Exchange weak at Asa
ASH for long aud 81 to for short. Governments
higher State bonds dull. Railroad bonds active.
stock market strong and active In early dealings and
prices advanced to ?, the latter Atlantic Pacific.
During the afternoon speculation became depressed
and under heavy sales the general list declined ! to
:, coal shares st. Joseph, Iron Mountain and gran
gers leading the downward movement. The lowest
prices generally current at the close.
TRANSACTIONS 81, 600 shares.
Closing bids:
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ABOUT two weeks since the city marshal of
''aiio~eii seized 20 gallons of liquor mark ed to
parties IN Augusta, who were at the depot in
haiioweii to receive it. The liquor was ,ibelled
ana spilled according to the Law. Yesterday
oh7 Marshal Young received letter from
'"e augusta parties asking what process of
law they would have to go through to obtain
the liquor Marshal Young desires us to saw,
that as the liquor has been spilled he cannot
tel exactly what process will be necessary to
OBTAIN It, But being anxious to acconmo-
da'e. they can have the kegs by paying one
dollar apiece cash on the nail.
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POLITICAL.
Territorial Convention.


YANKroN, Da., July p. The Territorial
republican Congressional convention meets at
Nermillion, Sept. LIST.
National Democratic Committee.
New YORK, July 81. The National demo-
cratic executive committee held two hours
session this morning. 4 subcommittee was
appointed to hire suitable rooms.
Hancock Veterans.
The National Association of Hancock Vet
Grams met tonight, General Mcclellan being
elected President.
Democratic State Committee.
A large number of politicians are at the
st. James Hotel, to-day, in attendance upon
the democratic State committee. which was
to meet at noon but did not go into session
until o'clock. committee was appointed
to encourage naturalization and protect nat
uralized voters. A resolution was adopted
urging harmony in the party.
Letter from Gen. Garfield.
At meeting of the New York Central Cam
paign Club tonight the following letter WAS
received -
MENTOR, o., July II.
Dear Sir-Allow me through you to thank
the members of your club for the compliment
paid me in the resolution adopted at your
meeting. OF course you know New York
settles the case. if we carry it, and am par
ticularly glad to see the activity of our peo-
pie in that important State.
Yours truly,
J. \. GARFIELD.
Nominations.
DAyIoS, O., July 81. The fourth district
republicans nominated Emanuel Schultz.
LAFAYETTE, Ind. July II. VIM. Myers
rod for (FppUrpss NV the 1pmp-
Gratis of the ninth district.
COIored Convention.
SPRINGFIELD, H., July 81. The colored
convention, after passing several resolutions,
adjourned
Vermont Republicans.
VERGESNEs, VT, July 2l. The opening
gun in the campaign in Vermont was fired
tonight by Senator Edmunds, who addressed
an outdoor meeting of 5000 persons.
BURLINGTON, VT, July 81. The executive
committee of the republican State committee
held meeting to-day and perfected details of
the campaign.
Democratic Meeting.
The demo.r rats hold a State convention ia
this city. tomorrow, to nominate State
ticket and two Presidential electors at large.
The cow ention will be an unusually large
one. II beng expected AT least 3oo accredited
delegates will be present, beside host Of
lockers on. A. NJ. Dickey Of Bradford, will
be named as chairman, and Jay f. Stapleton
of Middlebury, as secretary. Hon. Eward T.
Philips of this city will he nominated by
reclamation for governor. For lieutenant
governor and treasurer. choice is still uncer-
tain, although the probable nominee is
George +. Eaton of Danville- For electors,
the only names mentioned are J. w. Bliss of
Bradford and Major f. y. Billiard Of
Swanton.
/ Democratic Convention.
| JEFFERsoNCITY, Mo-, July 81. The DEM
ocratic State convention met to-dayi with a
/ full attendance. Ex-Goy. Johnson was tenn
porary chairman.
/ The committee on credentials submitted
majority and minority reports, which led to a
long aud sharp struggle, but finally the ma
jorIty report Was adopted, and the convention
proceeded to organize permanently.
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LABOR TROUBLES.


Over 1000 Workmen ON 4 strike.
NEw YORK, July 81. Over 1000 workmen
employed on large hotel At Rockaway
struck to-day for back pay. There have been
threats of burning the structure, If they
don't receive nearly a months wages now
due. Several small fights have occurred.
The strikers include carpenters, painters.
plumbers, iaborers. etc. Over 500, 1000
have been expended on the building so far.
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Dr. Tanner is quite bright and lively tC
day. the 2ith of his fast.
Dr. Tanners condition remains the same
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Saturday the inmates of the Insane Asy-
lum have their annual picnic to Hammond's
Grove, Winthrop. Some sixty patients will
20 out in the Hospital teams. very pleas
ant time is anticipated Prof. f. ii. Har-
low, assisted by talent from among the at
taches Of the Asylum, will furnish music on
the occasion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-22

Bishop Neeley is now visiting the churches
of his diocese in Aroostook, and will close
his visits this week at Ashland. He will be
joined at the latter point by Rev. w. IL.
Washburn. rector of Trinity church. Lewis
ton, and Mr. WI Crawshaw, and the party
will make a fishing trip through the northern
part of AroOstOOk
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Notice TO Contractors.

Scaled proposals will be received until August 9TH.
isso for raising the road across the Mnnjaw Stream
in Monmouth The length of the road to be raised
about 90 feet and will require about 2 100 cubic
wards OF earth Three bridges are to be raised and
one new bridge is to be built 10 feet long Conrsc,
snecifcstons can be at the office of the Gardi-
nor Water Power Company, Gardner. Maine Any
further information can be had by calling on or ad
dressing j. s. Msxcy, Secy of Gardiner Water Power
Company, Gardiner. Maine. III
The company reserve til right to reject any or all
bids. JUN !. ny u Anp - ~
Gardiner, Me-, July 10th, iSso. jy22-fiaago
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YANKToN, Da., July 2l. The Territorial
republican Congressional convention meets at
Eermillion. Sent lst
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CITY Assshai wklte ha. been confined %
MS house for few DAYS by sickness.

we are happy to state that e5-Mayof
Nash Is slowly but surely recovering. His
trouble was phlegmonous Inflammation of
'ne hand terminating in gangrene. His
physician at one time feared that it would
"e necessary to amputate his hand in order
70 save his life. but the danger was happily
overcome and his complete recovery is now
assured
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What They'll Do.

Did you ever know or hear OF case s. Q, IN,
digestion. weakness of the stomach, inac'lc,
of the liver, that the Peoples taVorite lon,o
Bitrers would not curef IL Is re"aH aoe
what success this remedy mas as oi"o. atsns-
fer. Large numbers can tes!ny s ~ .swiw
CIV. See advertisement Juy-Vt~
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BASE RAIL.

At Worcester, Mass.-Chicagos 4, Wor-
cesters /.
At Troy, n. Netherlands 3, Trcys /.
At Providence, X. I.-Providences 6, Buff
falos g. Sixteen innings.
At Springfield, Mass.-Nationals 2, Hop
Bitter /.
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Frank Thayer. son of Jerry Thayer of
Sidney, who went to Chicago last spring. got
badly hurt by the cars, in that city, on Satur
day last. His friends received a dispatch.
Sunday. that one of his arms was so badly
crushed that amputation was necessary. The
young man was taken to the hospital, and at
last accounts was doing nicely.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-22

Next week will be commencement week
at Colby, and preparations are being made to
have the affair very successful and impressive
On Sunday afternoon President Robins Will
deliver the Baccalaureate sermon at the Bap-
fist church. Monday there will be prize
defamation of the Junior CLASS
Wednesday the Junior class will have ITS
Ivy Day exercises. At the anniversary OF
the literary societies there will be an Grafton
by Prof William Matthews, LID. (class OF
1880. of Chicago; poem by Rev. W. I.
Richards, A. NJ, Chicago, at the Baptist
church, at P. NJ. Wednesday will he de-
voted to addresses of the graduating class, at
the Baptist church, at ii A. NJ. The process
sion forms at lO4 A. NJ. Commencement
dinner at Alumni Hall, at P. NJ. Library
and Cabinet of Natural History will be open
from to p NJ. Concert by the Gerrlania
Orchestra and the Schubert Quartette, OF
Boston, Mime. Chatterton-Bohrer, London,
Solo Harpist. and Miss Henrietta Bee
be, N. Y. City, Soprano. Presidents Levee
after the concert A large numer OF Angus
Ia people will attend the concert, and their
ranks would be further swelled if special
train was to be run from this city to Water
vile.
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NJ. S. Moulton is having very neat little
tenement built over the Central Fish Market,
for his occupancy. The roof is to be raised
some ten feet, and new rooms built. On the
eastern side pretty view can be obtained OF
the river and the east side of the city.
fight of stairs from Water street will lead
to the rooms
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-22

The Maine State Temperance Society will
hold meetings to-day at log O'Clock, A. NJ.
and at and u o'clock, p. NJ. Gen. Neal
Dow, of Portland, VIM. p. JOY, Esq, of
Ellsworth, and other first-class speakers will
be present and address the meeting. All are
invited to be present.
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National Democratic Committee.
Hancock Veterans.
Democratic State Committee.

The National Association of Hancock Vet
rams met tonight, General Mcclellan being
lpcted President
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n=The largest stock of Trunks and Bags
:, N. eitu, at the corner store,
Phil p. GetcheiTs,
Cor. Bridge and Water SIS:
MIR Leather Trunks and Gram Leather
RAGS a speeialty. Sharf Straps and Bon
net Trunks Arrays on hand ,
anr;l2l+sm PHIL T. GETCHELL'
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WEATHER REPORT.

Indications for the Next "a HOuBs.
War Dept, Office Chef Signal Officer.
Washington, d. c., July 22.-l a. m. !
For the New England and Middle States,
clear or partly cloudy weather, winds mostly
southwesteriy, nearly stationary temperature
and barometer.
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Among other productions of Sidney are
smart old men. Samuel Taught and Gideon
Wing, two veterans sc years old, this sum-
mer were in the hay field at work as active
as boys. What town can beat that?
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We learn that a movement is on foot in
Bangor to form a battalion of Garfield Guards
composed of active young republicans
1t is expected that meeting will be called at
an early day to torn an organization.
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New York stock Market.
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. July Il.
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The Kennebec Valley Campmeeting at
Richmond, will commence Monday. August
Q. 1880. and close the Saturday following.
The Maine State Temperance Campmeeting,
at the same place. will commence Saturday,
August IA, 1880, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and
close on Monday evening. August l6. Emf
nent temperance workers will be in atten-
dance. and excellent addresses may be ex-
pected from the best speakers in the country
All temperance organizations, of whatever
name, are cordially invited to participate
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Democratic Convention.
FIRES.
Telegraph Office DAMAGED.

ALBANY, y. Y, July 81. The building of
the Western Union Telegraph was damaged
by fire, last night, some 5000. The offices
were we'd to L MON depot