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tl:.t he has used the Safe
may at.sl Li.er Cure III his
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satisfactory in the extreme.
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- ate in your testimonials.
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Henry Z. Gnatrraux of Ter.
feuoline wt~ married on FEBRUARY
:: 1885 to Nary II. e.. Scanne. OF
New DREAMS.
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WaniGA1

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a. tin this country at once. at a.
,i33 per month and expenses
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II s'ooi. abe 0odie'' men,
who are too nice 10 belong 10 a
nie company, would hurry to aay
'''i.Se III WHICH fire was taking,
and endearoF to check it unit. tL.
engines reached tie scene, they
would he DONG d .muci, better
.Dasihess tiian that of standine on
the streets laughing al the fire.
men Who are running with Their
engines To .he sc..ia of coufiagra
ton.
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The SENTINEL is indebted to
Hon VIII. Y. Strong secretary o!
State for a copy OF his anuua! les
port for the Year 1879.
From 1t the facts are cleaned
that the nnmber Of Registered
votes in 1879 ius this state was
l12, 1911 OF whom S7,S5S We're
white and 81. $50 We're co.o.ed,
with the Parishes of Assuinptlon,
BoSsier. MADISON not included.
The total number of votes east
at the Election for ans! against
the Constitution WAS 113, $50
whicii>hows that 6S,3ol voters did
not exercise that privilege.
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La.
4nDAY, FEBRUARY IA. 1890.
editorial! Items.

nu want TO hny Il good
o to 5. T. G,lsamore'>
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ORANGE. TEf:ES.

Parties d~esi:1ug to to buy Grunge Trees.
Apply to Victor Pave, cutoff, or *. Ii
Alcaeiet, lhlouttauX. Fet-i 80.
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The EXODUS GA last Satur
day morning it was discovered
that the exodus has broken out
in the Parish Prison aud three Of
the co.ored inmates had fed.
One Of them was caught, in the
morning having sp'ained his an
kle so badly that he concluded
Louisiana was a better place TO
dwell in then Kansas.
They obtained passage by
burning an opening which lead
them to the root, out of which
they made their way and descend
ed by means of blanket ropes.
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Halls plcws are considered
the best that come to this Parish
5. L. Grisamole has "a supply on
hand.
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5uo1<1ngham's Dye

8uoEnghams Dye
FOR THE WHISPERS,
This elegant preparation may b
.elied on to change the color of tn
beard from gray or any other undesi1
able shade, to brown or black, at dis
Tetion. 1t is easily applied, being il
>ne preparation, and quickly and Ell
actually produces a permanent color
which will neither rub nor wash of.
Manufactured by R. P. HALL { CO.,
NASHUA, NH.
oGa By III ozsgeists. sa4 psalsss IN Haaieiaes.
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WOOD! WOOD

THHE UNDERSIGNED WILL KEEP
l. constantly on land near the Thibo-
daux Saw Mill. ash dry lire wood. which
he will sol! at 500 per cord, or he viii! on
short notice nelivcr one half a cord at resi-
deGce for S2.7J.
T. z MA
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CTUTTERING cured by Bates Issss .
- Appliances. send for dercIIR. .sl.
SIMPSON e. CO., Box SSS3o, Ne~ A"N
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$777aAs e Snak o. sta r s,se' Adore.
p. O. VItKEIY, Augusta, Maine
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Ge1 Month and exrente sc ~.
RSS teed to Agents. JUN
SHAW & Co. Augusta. Maine. :
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DOyEkTIsEES . srrds fey osrr r.
List OF Local Newer arfrs.
ROWE!L L. CO., ~ spi ule kf.s NJ
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WASHINGTON.
Charges Against Congressman Springer.

Charges Against Congressman Springer.
WASHINGTON, April s. The charges made
against Representative Springer by Repre-
sentative Manning, and which are TO be
brought to the attention of the House, are at
tracing much attention and occasioning no
end OF talk in democratic quarters. Mr..
Manning saws boldly that Mr.. Springer
changed his vote in the Committee on Elec-
tons and voted against Mr.. Donnelly being
entitled to the seat held by Mr.. Washburne.
for a corrupt consideration, and that he will
be able to substantate the truth of the charges
by indirect if not by direct testimony. Mr..
Springer is greatly excited about the matter
and says he will compel Mr.. Manning to re-
tract his charge and apologize publicly for
his infamous conduct. The affair is likely to
lead TO serious consequences, as both men
have warm supporters.
Sentenced.
Judge John W. Wright was sentenced TO
30 days Imprisonment and fine of $1,000,
for assault upon Columbus Delano. writ
of habeas corpus was refused, but applica-
ton will be renewed Monday.
Acklen's Case.
The judiciary committee did not reach
final action on the Acklen case to-day. 1t is
understood that new complications require
further investigation.
Increase of Salary.
A petition has been received from lawyers
and merchants of New Orleans, that the sala-
~ of L. S. District Judge Billings may be
increased.
West Point.
The board of visitors to attend the annual
examination at West Point military academy.
to make report upon that institution, has
baap nn,,ointa1 hv Snnratarv The
board is as follows: Gen Robert Patterson
of Penn. J. C. Eaton of Mimi, Gen. James
Grant Wilson Of \. Y DIR. L. NJ. T. Curry
of Va, Cornelius Altman of O., Col. En-
mons Clark of n. J. and Gen. Stewart Van
Week. L. S. A.
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NEW YORK.
Mysterious Disappearance.

New YORK, April 3. The Brooklyn police
are searching for Edward n. Taft of Worces-
ter, Mass, who suddenly disappeared on the
afternoon of March 23d, and has not been
seen since. The missing man has been en-
gagged in the valentine business with his
father at Worcester, and acted as salesman
and collector. About two weeks ago he came
to this city, collected large sum of money
and gathered up the valentines that the deal
ers had not disposed of. He was last seen on
the afternoon of March 23d, in Brooklyn,
where he formerly resided. Taft is a married
man, about IS years of age.
Brooklyn Navy Yard.
All the shipwrights, shipjoiners and other
employees in the naval construction depart
ment at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, were dis
charged this morning. Naval Constructor
Boush late of the Norfolk Navy Yard, has
assumed his duties at the Brooklyn yard, and
it is reported that the force is to be reorgan-
lied with new foremen, etc, with a view to
increased efficiency.
FilIibustering Expedition.
The Tribune has rumor that fillibuster-
ing exposition numbering 20 men is about to
leave the United States for Cuba. General
Garcia is said to be in command, and YES
sci is to start from the Delaware river. Gen
hoibU- one vi tHt ltdutIS vi iIit Stu
movement. tells reporter that they expect
to have as many more men at the START that
they go to establish an organized revolution
with military at first, and hope eventually
of large army and success.
A 100000 Prize.
The Nautical Gazette states that when The
four steam yachts building at Chester, Phila
delphia and Newburg are finished, they will
make a race to Southampton, England. The
pool will be 100000: the first boat in to taxi
the prize.
Bribery Offer.
A Washington despatch to the Graphic
says Springer received an anonymous lette
offering to give 5000 to his. (Springer's
wife, if Washburne was kept in his seat il
| Congress.
| Shot.
! A pawn broker named Simpson was sho
by Geo. Randolph, this evening. The caus
| is said to have been on account of a woma
and Matchmaking by Randolph. Simpso
may survive.
Death.
BUFFALO, April 3. Martin TAYLOR, pub
Usher and bookseller, died to-day, aged ~.
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h ANSAS.
Severe StOrn.

GIRARD, April 3. At ! O'Clock last night a
storm arose seven miles southwest of Girard,
which soon developed into IA cyclone. 1t fol-
lowed the valley of Thunderbolt creek to
within mile of Girard. and then went direct
" east as far as the Missouri line. Seven
teen houses were destroyed. S. J. Sanders,
carpenter, was killed; Mrs. james, living
near Mulberry Grove, was killed; five-year
old child, named Morgan, was injured and
will die, and many others badly hurt. Grass,
hedges, grain and trees were pulled up
Feathers were plucked from chickens, water
blown from ponds and houses torn to pieces
The track of the storm varied in width from
three TO fifty rods
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SHAKERS
SARSAPARILLA
Collins Voltaic Plasters relieve In 8 minutes.

Prepared by the Canterbury shakers from the roots
of Sarsaparilla Dandelion, Yellow Dock, Mandrake.
Black Cohosh, Gargct, Indian Hemp, and the Berries
of Juniper and Cubcb, united with Iodde of Potas.
SUM made by the Society.
II was the first well il is the best and purcs OF
strengthening and purifying medicines, called Sarsa.
para, being totally unlike all others In the variety,
quality and quantity of its precious properties II
has been prescribed rs the best by physicians and
druggists for more than fifty years.
Condemnation ask my opinion of your Com.
pound Syrup of Sarsaparilla, and cheerfuy add my
testimony in favor of its USE especially in the scrofti.
In diathesis speak with confidence In regard to its
curative qualities for have used IL extensively in
my practice for the past eighteen years. have long
considered it more valuable than her paraton
Of Sirsaparila with which I am acquainted, and
not already familiar with its effects. Yours very
truly. $. NJ. DINSMORk, NJ. ID.
FEANCEsTowN, n. H., Dec. 2, 1878
The Shakers Sarsaparilla cleanses the blood of
scrofula and scrofulous humors, regulates the stom-
ach and bowels disorders of the liver kidneys
and urinary organs, purifies the female system Of
weaknesses and facilitating humors, and graduates
the first symptoms of hereditary diseases in children
and youth. II is truly wonderful medicine for gen.
era and nervous debility emaciatioR and dropsy
Druggists may warrant genuine every bottle
bearing the signature of Thos. Corbett It's inventor
Inquire for Corbetts Shaker SarsaparilIa.
In behalf of the Society,
NICHOLAS A. BRIGGS r
JOSEPH WOODS, trustees.
SHAKER VILLAGE, N. H., JAN, 1, 1850.
mar2tT&F& win
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Monday, April S, 1880.
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Fair Play"

'Fair Play"
Mr. EDITOR As some dissatisfaction
is manifested on account Of part of the
search and seizures made by City Mar
shall White and aids being reported in the
Journal with the names of the parties given
in full while in one or two other instances
the names of the parties raided upon are
omitted. the Standard has alleged that the
police raid on democrats only. This is not
the case The officers desire to enforce the
law impartaly, and learn from them that
there is no desire on their part to withhold
from publication the name of any man en-
gagged in the liquor traffic; but, on the con-
trarv believe all should be served alike, and
if one is to be reported all should be. In
view of this fact will you please insert the
names of the following parties, who should
have been reported last week: One afternoon
a small quantity of whiskey was found in the
saloon of II. c. Clement, on Water street,
near the bridge. At another time George IL.
Chadwick's saloon and Parker {. Kallock 5
drug store were looked over, but none OF the
| ardent was found. On Saturday the police
seized twenty gallons of beer from lioyts ex-
press. Out of justice to the officers, who are
doing their s'level best to enforce the liquor
law faithfully and impartially, and that the
names of the men engaged in the traffic may
be made odious to all citizens, | think all
these cases should be fully and faithfully re-
nor,ed. '.FAiR Play
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Elections in England.

LONDON. April 3. Sir Stafford Northcote
Conservative is reelected to Parliament.
A correspondent of the Times at Berlin
says he has good reasons for stating that in
the highest official circles the prospects of a
liberal victory in the Parliamentary elections
in England is regarded with no small fear
and trembling. The universal belief in Ger
many is that the peace of Europe will be
much more assured under a tory than under
a wing government.
Further returns show the election of eleven
more liberals, gain of four, among whom
are Plimsoll, Bass and Sir J. Ennis; four
conservatives and two home rulers, including
O'Connor in the latter.
Up to the present time the liberals have Sc
cured 235 seats, conservatives 1871, and home
rulers 16.
(By cable to New York Tribune)
A large proportion of the present liberal
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Raid on a Gambling Den.

HAvERHILL. April 3. The 'Hawk and
Spit" notorious gambling den in the rear
of Main street, was raided on last night by
Capt Mclaughlin and a posse of officers.
The whole building was found to be heavily
fortified. every window and door was double
and stoutlv barred A faro bank, deal boxes
and the entire paraphernalia was confiscated::
The following gamblers were arrested: Fred
W. Savory, Richard Long. Woodman r.
Smith. Charles S. +. Goodwin, Geo. Narriil,
Jacob A. Heckley, David Harrington. Ter
renee Appleton, Fred P. Shannon. In court
this morning, their cases were continued to
the 9th.
Death from Exposure.
GLOUCESTER. April ;. The schooner Polar
Wave, Capt Mcdonald. arrived this morn
ing from Banquero with her. colors at half
mast for the loss of one of her crew. named
George Nelson, who persisted in his dory from
exposure, having left the schooner Sunday
morning last with companion. to visit their
travis. 1t soon commenced blowing gale,
with heavy snow. The men lost their reck-
oniug. and could not find their vessel. On
Monday morning, at about o'clock, Nelson
died from exposure, and Grey, his companion,
kept up his search for the vessel, which he
| found at 8 o'clock in the afternoon. Nelson
! was a native of Tricate, Austria, % years OF
| AGE. and leaves widow in this city, to whom
| he was married about four months ago. He
was buried at sea on Tuesday last
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HUNTS REMEDY
has been used by Fam
lily Physicians for 70
years. 1t has never been
known to fail. II Is .
safe, sure and speedy
cure: II is purely Veg
etable. All who use Il
enjoy good health.
Send for pamphle. to
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BY GRAPH.
Associated Press kilograms to the Daily
Kennebec Journal.
NJ AINE.
Earthquake Shock.

Earthquake Shock.
FORT FAIRFIELD, April 3. Quite little
shock of earthquake in Maysville and here,
at between . and 3 o'clock this morning.
Aiding the Reform Club.
GARDINER, April 3. Two gentlemen of
this city will give lot of land on the main
street to- the Gardiner Reform Club, on con-
dtion that they erect brick building thereon
and that it be free from debt forever. An eff
fort will be made to raise the necessary funds
by private subscription, and as this is the
first club of the kind ever med,-founded
by ]. X. Osgood, father of reform clubs
from which all clubs throughout the country
have sprung, several of them will be asked to
aid the parent club in raising a sufficient
amount to erect a substantial building.
An Ice Item.
The ice below Augusta dam passed this
city to-day and jammed at Merrymeeting
Bay. Navigation will commence early next
week. Ice companies are waiting anxiously
for the river to clear.
Old Orchard Railroad.
BIDDEFoRD, April 3. me va Orcharu
Beach Railway incorporators met here to-day
and chose the following officers
PRESIDENT. T. Furber.
Secretary-Geo. c. Calef.
Treasurer-M. Williams.
DIrectors-J. T. Furber, Boston; Samuel
f. Spring. NJ e. Palmer, Portland; DIR. J.
r. Nichols. IIaverhill: Amos Paul, New
market; Geo. c. Calef, w. S. bennett,
Saco.
1t is to be narrow gauge road, about fonr
miles long, running from Old Orchard beach
to the mouth of the Saco river, where it will
connect with the Biddeford Pool steamer
Augusta 1t will be in running order by the
middle of June.
Postal Changes.
WASHINGTON, April ). Postmasters APP
pointed: George NJ. Eddy. Greenville,
Franklin Co., Me. Frederick Blethen, Web
ster, Androscoggin Co., Me.
Marine Disaster.
PORTSMOUTH. April 4. Schr. Johnnie Me-
serve, E. l.. Keniston master, of and for
Rockland, in ballast went ashore on
Odiorne's Point, near this harbor, Saturday
night, during dense fog and soon became a
wreck. Crew saved. The vessels charts
had been lost and for some reason the fog
horn at Whaleback Light close by, was not
blowing at the time, which led the watch
| aStray
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There is rumor that Professor Smith con-
templates severing his connection with Bow
don College. with the intention of accepting
a position at Yale. In his removal the col
legc will meet with a great loss, for he may
well be considered one of the finest mathe
maticans and instructors in the country.
Professor Packard ha. completed his history
of the college, and it is about ready for
the press.
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Rt. Rev. Bishop Neatly, of HDrtland, was
present at St. Marks church. Yesterday morn.
ing. class Of six persons received the order
OF confirmation from his hands, and were re-
ceived into full membership of the Church.
Afterwards the Bishop preached an excellent
sermon, evangelical in tone, from Galations
IL: 90. In the afternoon and evening he
officiated at the Episcopal churches in Halo
well and Gardiner.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
PERSONAL.

PHILADELPHIA. April ). After inspecting
the navy yard at League Island this after
noon, Secretary Thompson and the Congress
sional committee returned to the city and
visited Girard College.
After the reception by the boys at
Girard College and the delivery of short
address to them, Secretary Thompson left
for Washington this afternoon.
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There will be a meeting of the Trustees of
the Maine State Agricultural Society at the
Office of the Secretary, A. L. Dennison,
Portland, on Wednesday, April l4th, for the
purpose of completing the list of premiums
for the show the coming Fall.
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The Standard" series, called, are prov
ing great success. Last week we received
volume of Essays" by Thomas Carlyle,
and the first volume of Canon Farrar's Life
of St Paul, from the publishers L. X. Funk
& Co., 10 and II Dey street, New York. A
cheap way to get valuable library is afford
ed by this method
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THE INDIANS.
Conference with the Chippewas.

WASHINGTON, April ). The Secretary of
the Interior and the Commissio ter of Indian
Affairs are engaged with a delegation of
Chippewas, endeavoring to persuade them to
settle in severalty. 1t is the intention of the
department to receive delegations fro m all
semi-cvilized tribes with the same obje Ct
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low A..
City Election.

DAVENPORT, April 3. The democrats car
ried the city election to-day, eecting Fred
erick Rosh mayor, over John +. Henry, by
l3S majority. They also elected city clerk.
city treasurer and four of six aldermen. The
republicans elect city assessor.
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Strike Ended.
Truckmen and Freight Handlers Want
Higher Wages.
FIRES.
At Thorold, Canada-Loss $4,000.

.THoRoLp. April g. The City Hall, Brown
{ Williams livery stables and dwelling
were burned this morning. Loss S26,00
At Albany. N. Y.
ALBANY, April 3. Amnesty & Vint's pic
ture workshop was burned tonight.
At East Greenwich, Il. l..
PROVIDENCE, April 4. x fire at East
Greenwich, at o'clock this morning. de-
stroyed building on Main street owned by
Owen & Bennett. and recently fitted up for
the post office on the main floor, and occu-
pied above and below the post Office as a
paint shop. Everything was destroyed ex-
cept Postmaster Tilley's safe. which has not
vet been opened.
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A steam yacht, built by Perkins & Blaisdell
of Bath, passed through Augusta. Saturday.
on her way to Waterville to receive her ma
chincry. The launch was built for J. A.
Phlbrick master mechanic of the Maine
ply between Watervlle and Ocean Point this
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NEW BRUNSWICK.
Suicide.

ST. JOHN, April 3. The body of Peter
McGlegenan of Tay Creek, York county, was
discovered this morning under wagon, with
a revolver in his right hard. The man had
been married six months. Domestic trouble
was the cause of the suicide.
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The heads of ladies are now gay with
Spring bonnets and hats. We recommend
where to purchase II fair line of Spring and
Summer millinery, fancy goods, &C., to read
the advertisement of l.. NJ. Jordan, which we
publish this morning.
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Norridgewock has more than ninety inhab-
that are past 80. Since January lst there
have been thirteen deaths in the town, mostly
of aged people.
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The late rains are bringing the frost out of
the ground, and as natural consequence the
roads are horribly muddy. A-gentleman who
rode up from Gardiner last evening, says that
the roads are in the worst condition that he
ever saw them in
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.


PORTSMOUTH,, April ,. The Rockingham
Shoe Co.'S factory was burglarized last night.
A considerable quantity of new sample goods
was stolen. No clue as yet to the burglars
Sudden Death.
Mrs. Nancy Parcher was found dead in bed
last evening at Faith Home. Ten minutes
before she was as well as usual. She was
70 wears of age