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Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-11-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
Ship Founders and Twenty.One Persons
Drowned.

Ship Founders and Twenty.One Persons
Drowned.
LONDON, November Is. The British ship
Galatea, for Bombay, foundered of Cape
Clear, and ~ persons drowned.
The Irish Revolution.
News from Ireland continues alarming,
and it is now feared there is only too much
foundation for the reports that the peasantry
throughout the country are arming and only
waiting for favorable opportunity to defy
the authority of the government
What Makes Revolutions Possible.
cruel case of wholesale eviction occurred
at Southmoor colliery, Durham, because Of
refusal of miners to accept a reduction Of
wages. Twenty-Five families were turned in
to the streets, amid a driving sleet, while six
inches of snow was on the ground. One
hundred and fifty families are still to be
evicted.
Wreck Identified.
The steamer lost off St Governs Head is
the coasting steamer Nlsa, plying between
Bristol aud Glasgow.
English Cabinet.
There were rumors last night of disagree
ments in the cabinet meeting, yesterday.
Prior to the meeting John Bright assured
Gladstone and Granville that if coercion BY
the army is attempted in Ireland he will re-
sign his seat in the cabinet. 1t is stated that
if Bright resigns, Forster will go with him
and Earl Derby will take Forsters place.
Derby had an interview with Gladstone last
evening.
The London Regatta.
The first heat was won by Laycock. as he
pleased; Hawdon, second. Elliot did not
finish. Ross won the second heat; Riley,
second. Ross won easily. Hosmer won the
third heat; Warren Smith, second; Ander-
son. third In the fourth heat Trickett,
Nicholson and Clasper came in in the order
named.
Hosmer, Nicholson, Ross and Riley row in
the first heat, at 2 =. NJ. tomorrow. Trick
EFT, Laycock, Hawdon and Smith row in the
second heat, at 3 o'clock.
Decrease of Bullion.
The bullion in bank has decreased f294 =
900 during the week. The proportion of
bank reserve to liabilities last week was 50a
nov 473 per cent
| BERLIN, November IS. Mr.. White
American minister, has gone to Paris on a
| leave of absence. 1t is believed that changes
of government in Washington will not affec,
| White.
| Vessel Capsized.-Thirty Lives Lost.
! BALTIMORE. Md, November IS. Schooner
| Abraham Lincoln, Monrovia for Cape Pal
mas. Africa, was struck by squall, capsized
and only four out of "a lives saved. They
fioated several days in an open canoe ant
were picked up by a steamer and landed a
| Cape Palmas- Among the passengers were
James B. Gill and Hon. Geo. S. Wood, ex
representatives from the county of Mary
land, Liberia, and other prominent Liberians
The vessel was loaded with provisions ant
carried s500,000 in money belonging to th'
Liberian government.
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Condensed TELEGRAMS.
Salvini has arrived at New York.

lhi iths at s'N" ofh-
At the general election in New South
Wales members returned to Parliament from
Sydney, including the late premier, are all
free traders.
John Lee Chapman, formerly mayor Of
Baltimore, died suddenly Thursday morning,
aged 70.
heavy snow storm is prevailing in Scot
land.
The deficit in the Hungarian budget for
1881 will be 23, 900. 900 forins, besides some
8 1000, 900 required for the sinking fund.
Specie in the Imperial bank of Germany
has decreased pa 900 marks.
The Turks are fortifying the borders Of
Thessaly.
Eugene Harding, known as Signor Blitz,
was accidentally shot and killed while gun.
ming.
Mr.. Gardner, a landlord in Galway county
Ireland, has been tarred and feathered by
armed men.
The grand jury of Dakota has returned
| five indictments for subordination of perjury
and one for forgery, in connection with the
extensive frauds in the Homestead Entries
reports.
The reported sinking Of schooner W. II
Morgan, in Chesapeake bay, was hoax.
John G. Calhoun, nephew Of the deceased
Senator Calhoun. is insane, and imagine
himself Jesus Christ. A wound received il
the war is the cause.
negro who interfered in q quarrel be
tween his employer and another white mai
at Scottsville, Va, was killed by friend o
the latter.
Bret Harte is reported seriously sick .
Newstead Abbey.
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rsliee Court.
william Burns, drunkenness. Mr.. Burns
no relation to the great poet whose name
0sars. He is tramp. His Honor pre-
F0'ed him with thirty days.
Nike Costello looked upon the wine when
.ss red, and was yanked off to Jail by Of
%ef Tyler. Fine and costs amounted to
N.ss. Paid.
g. . A. Elwell, for obtaining goods under
A'e pretenses. Continued until to-day.
sarah Hickey; drunk; committed to jail.
Washington Nichols, stand up, remarked
Judge. What is your occupation?"
am peripatetic slight of hand perform
and an astrologer."
mead the stars, do your"
Commune with the invisible"
wen, Wash," said His Honor, "When it
'4s' 70 reading stars I'm no slouch myself.
- POINT out your destiny for thirty days.
I've consulted the horoscope. You will
IVA Tor one month at the Hotel de Lib
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-11-19

News from Ireland continues alarming,
and it is now feared there is only too much
foundation for the reports that the pcasantry
throughout the country are arming and only
waiting for a favorable opportunity to defy
the authority of the government.
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spoMTANE0Us coMBusTIoN !,
no" hiram Clark Saved the Bart.
LETT House on State Street.
a Naf'roW Escape from q
$4,000 Fire.

| what would have been a serious core.
'.o" anu a disaster to the beauty of State
'"ee' was almost miraculously averted about
one O'Clock Thursday morning. The carmen.
ters nave nearly completed their labors AZ ,.a
new Bartlett house. and DIR. Webste, .,a
FAMILY are to move into it this week. Every.
'ning Is hustle and preparation at the man.
sion. Carpets are being put down, furniture
put in' blinds vanished, and the finishing
touches applied to the interior. When tho
workmen went home Wednesday evening
they supposed everything was all right. In
one corner of the main hall, near the balu..
ters, was litter of oily waste. Above this
on wooden horse, was a bundle of carne,
paper with layers of cotton between tho
sheets. Two barrels Of shavings were close
at hand.
MIR. Hiram Clark and family, occupy
the chambers of DIR. VIM. L. Thompson's
house, corner Green and State street. About
quarter to one O'Clock his little girl woke up
and wanted drink. The water sat on the
sill Of the window facing the Bartlett man.
sion. Mr.. Clark arose to get the water for
the child. AS he approached the window he
glanced out What was his surprise to see a
light cleaning from every window in the
house opposite. The whole structure was
apparently afire. 1t took Mr.. Clark about
thirty seconds to make his toilet. He dashed
down stairs, ran across the street, and tried
the outside doors of the building They
were locked. Then he tried the windows in
succession until he found one unfastened, and
clambered in. The hall was a great sheet of
flame. The waste, saturated with oil, had
ignited from its own heat and had set fire to
the paper and cotton, which carried the
flames along to the barrels of shavings One
of these was blazing mass. The other was
burning slightly. He clapped up the second
barrel and brought it down on top of the
other, smothering the flames. The fire ragged
inside, and threatened to burst out at any
moment. Near by was pile of blinds, satura-
ted with shellac and varnish, and as inflam-
mable as tinder. Two pals sat on the floor.
One was full of drinking water; the other
contained alcohol and shellac. In his haste
Mr.. Clark nearly
CAUGHT UP THE WRONG PAIL.
Fortunately he discovered his error in time,
and poured on the water. He next ran across
the street and called up DIR. Thompson, who
hurried to his assistance. They moved the
blinds back, and drenched the fiery pile thor
oughly When the smoke cleared away it
was found that the damage was trivial. But
for the arrival of Mr.. Clark at the Juncture
the magnificent house would now be charred
and blackened ruin. 1t was his skill and
bravery which saved the mansion from des-
truption
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-11-19
Beware OF Alcohol Bittcrs.

Thousands have been ruined for life by
drinking popular nostrums. the principal in
gredient of which was alcohol. Such ''bit-
ters'' are deceptive in their effects; they
cause intoxication and temporary relief,
while they foster the drunkard's appetite.
DR.. Kennedy's "Favorite Remedy contains
no alcohol. 1t does not heat and infame the
blood; it cools and purfies it. Better than
this even, it has cured many raving appe-
tite for drink. 1t will do you good not evil
all the days of your life. All druggists sell
it. DIR. David Kennedy, Proprietor, Rondout
NY.
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Transactions, &56. zoo shares.
Closing bids:
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.


NEw YORK. November y.
Money easy =, Sac call. and closed at y. Prime
mercantile paper Gao. Exchange hrmer at &.soia
asoi for long and for short. Governments
strong, lat higher for SIS and Is. In State bonds,
Louisiana consols sold at sol; North Carolina es,
new issue to Chatham railroad, &asa. In railroad
bonds, Erie second consols advanced II, to ~; do
funded IS, ioi, to sil. Kansas Texas seconds. III
TO ~; do first consols, ~, to ITO. Texas Pacific
land grant .s p TO IS do hrsts Rio Grande division,
to as. Stock market strong and in early dealings
prices advanced iail Quincy, New York Central and
Reading leading the upward movement After
midday reaction of laI took place. but Daring the
afternoon further Improvement Of TO II was re-
corded. Nashville, Chattanooga andlwestsrn Union
being most prominent. In late dealings prices re-
acted from to u, but again became strong and at
close improvem days transactions ranged
from to 81.
transactions AS6 400 Sharea.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-11-19

An important reference case was heard by
land and John A. Peters of Bangor, in the
County Commissioners room at the Court
House, yesterday, The dispute to be adjust
ed was between Elias Milliken, of Augusta
and Mr.. Hamlen of Portland, in reference
to cargo of lumber valued at $4,000. Hon.
S. c. Strout of Portland appeared for
Mr.. Milliken and VIM. L. Putnam of Port
and for Mr.. Hamlin.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-11-19

A pair of horses attached to an express
wagon, standing in front of G. H. Cross &
Co.'S store on Water street, Thursday morn
ing belonging to Mr.. S. E. Hammond of
Sidney, suddenly took fright at some passing
object, and springing forward crashed the
pole of the wagon through a square of plate
glass in the window near by, and turning
started to run, but were fortunately arrested
in their flight and restored to their owner
Without damage.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-11-19
Bushes. Men,. supper at Hotel North


Last evening large number of business
men and their ladies sat down to social
supper in the dining room of the new hotel.
1t was an occasion of intense enjoyment to
all concerned. The supper was one of the
best that could be served and reflected great
credit upon the cuisine of this home-like
hotel. The following is the
MENU.
SoUP.-Tomato.
RoAsrs.
sirloin Beef Dish Gravy; Turkey. Cranberry Sauce
Chicken Gblet Sauce.
ENTREES.
Escaloped Oysters, Baked Mscaroni and Cream
VEGETABLES.
Mashed Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes, Stewed Tomatoes
Sugar Corn. Celery.
DESSERT.
Squash and Apple Pie. Fruit Cake. Sponge Drops
Cocoanut Cakes. Nut Cake, Pound Cake.
Charlotte Russo, Nuts and
Raisins, Fruit, Vanilla
Ice Cream.
After the viands had been dispatched
there came the usual feast of reason
and flow of the soul. f. w. Whitehouse,
ESQ, officiated as toast master in his usual
happy manner These are the sentiments
given and responded to:
"IIotel North
Col. J. SWEET Rowe.
"Our City"
Captain G. P. Cochrane.
sour Local Literature
F w. kinsman.
''The Ladies'"
"A. G. Andrews.
Music.
.Sball we live to eat or eat to live?'
DR. l.. j. Crooker.
Gen. Henry Boynton.
"The Young Men of To-day"
Captain John Fogler
Then came a little dancing to the inspiring
strains of Hanagan's orchestra. The com
pauy dispersed with benedictions upon hote
North, and its gentlemanly and urbane iand
lord Col. Baker. We will add in concluding
that Joseph Miller, Esq, was the prin
mover in the affair and deserves the credi
of its success.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-11-19

Owners of our city gardens, would do well
TO add the leaves they generally burn-to
the delight of the ''small boy" and the an.
noyance of the whole neighborhood- od-to the
compost heap, or use them as a mulch. They
make excellent bedding for cattle and pigs
in winter, for which their power of absorb
ing liquid peculiarly fits them; and they are
besides valuable addition to the manure
heap on account of the potash and phosphate
Of lime they contain.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-11-19
The Newbury Mystery.

BANGOR, November Is. The mystery
concerning the death of Young Neweomb, at
Newburg, Thursday OF last week. has been
cleared away and proved 10 be Il case of acci-
dental shooting or suicide. Post-mortem ex-
animation showed that the shot first entered
the boys mouth. and passed out at the back
Of the head. Many think that Nrwcomb was
blowing into the barrel of his gun. To see if
1t was clear. when the charge exploded.
Others favor the theory of intentional shoot
ing However this may be, all suspicious Of
murder are disposed of.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-11-19

There will be supper tomorrow night, at
The rooms of the Woman's Christian Temper
|mce Union. 1t is hoped abundant supplies
may be furnished for the tables. Laboring
for the advancement of the temperance cause
in our city and also by cooperation with the
National Union engaging in those branches
Of work which in time may bring about a
stronger public sentiment, the members of
the society feel their request for assistance
is not selfish one. Funds are needed to
our Augusta friends come to the supper in
large numbers, and so help along the good
cause
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FIRES.


Gan Works at Petersburg Destroyed.
PErKRssrRe, Va, November Is. A hre
occurred ,o-day in the gun works Of William
Bowen, which we're totally destroyed. BY
strenuous efforts the fire Was confined to the
works. The firs at one time threatened to
destroy whole square Of wooden buildings,
several OF which were damaged BY water.
Reynolds Bros.' confectionery shop and the
Sportsmea's Club building we're also in dan
ger. Loss $S5,0oo.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-11-19

Wednesday government steamer, in the
light house service, came up the Kennebec
70 Hallowell and removed the buoys along
the channel.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-11-19

List of patents issued to Maine inventors
irthe week ending November 16, furnished
sr S. w. Bates, Waterville, Solicitor of
Patents
934, 34,559-Simeon L. Gould of Gardiner,
Pulp Screen for Paper Machines.
934, ,472 - Freeman Hanson of Hollis
Wood Turning Machine.
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A CARD.

People that read the Journal usually benefited
by it and wish to inform readers good places
to purchase Pro vision SC, VIM. G. Fiheld &
Co., Drugs &C., BOwditch, Webster & Co.;
Boots and Shoes, L. p. Hersey Dry Goods,
Leighton T. Scruton; Clothing &C., Benz.
HuntinRt nov17teod2m
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-11-19

Those people who buy load of alleged
hard wood, and after it is piled in the cellar
snd it to be all poplar, look upon the trarsac-
ion as a oaks. But they had better spruce
no and sycamore honest dealer in the future.
This joke may be too fir-fetched for the
,yerage reader to cedar point
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NEW YORK.
Paymaster COnfesses.

NEW YORK, November Is. Major Nelson,
army paymaster, confessed his Indebtedness
to government of $1,000. He says it was
owing to speculation, in order to support a
large family, and begs mercy of the court.
Weather.
Thermometer at the following place stood
this morning Cheyenne, S above; Omaha,
s. indianapolis, Z: Pittsburg, -. Snow
fell at Buffalo and Rochester.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-11-19
NOVA SCOTIA.
at FOOrd Pit.

STEIIARIoS, November Is. At the in
quest, the evidence to-day was to the effect
that up to a short time before the explosion
there had been no signs of gas in an unusual
quantity. Government is censured for not
having representatives at the inquest.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-11-19

The Governor and Council had busy day,
yesterday. There were several hearings on
election matters. To-day they go to East
Baldwin to inspect Col. Mattock's stock
arm.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-11-19
NEWFOUNDLAND.
Esauimaux Murderer.

ST. JoHS. November Is. The Esqumaux
who murdered his wife and son. and escaped
from custody on the 10th, was captured last
evening in Plaeenta Bay. He will be brought
here for trial Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-11-19
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Omnibus Overturned, Iniuring Several
Passengers.

FITCHBUEG, November Is. Last evening
the horses attached TO an omnibus in which
were II passengers, became frightened by
the Cheshire train and the bus was over
turned. Eleven passengers were injured. ID.
X. Streeter, driver, had his right ankle and
foot badly sprained. Samuel 7. Durant,
three ribs broken. o. Stockwell. severe
bruise on the head. Michael Larkin, left
elbow fractured. The others were slightly
injured
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-11-19
Fraudulent Election. /.

GREENvILLE, S. c., November Is. A clerk
of the board OF canvassers, and two others,
were arrested to-day, charged with frauds in
the recent election. Many other arrests are
to follow in the Congressional districts.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-11-19

Last week we published in our advertising
columns personal from yodng man IN
Bangor who appeared desperately enamoreu
ola young lady from Hallowell, who, IN
company with twenty other young LADIES'
Participated in the republican celebration IN
this city on the sth inst. In Fridays Bangor
Commercial the .'gay gambolier' from
renObscot can find the following card: III
the member of the Loyal League of Bangor
Who signed himself 'Norombega,' IN
hsgallant and love-lorn Personal in the
Aennebec journal, will make trip to Hal
lowell he can have the pleasure Of MASH
mat will show more color than is exhibited
ma red rorsted hood or head-dress, ana
aso have his little name put in the next
eaton Of the Maine Farmers Almanac.
GRANITE
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-11-19

vas = appointed warden of the Maine State
so"' wee James E. Morse, deceased, has
aeciined the position, and the Office is still va
cant.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-11-19
MARYLAND.


BALTIMORE. November IS. Much excite
ment has been caused by the discovery that
the bodies of Mrs. Carter and her daughter
have been stolen from their graves in Balti-
more cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-11-19
Pedestrian Contest.

BRocKToS, November Is. race for
5000. between \. J. Kearns of Natick and
NJ. J. Happenny of Boston. on one side,
against J. +. Warburton of England, the
latter to run 20 miles and the others 10
miles each, was won by kearns and Hap
penny. Time, hour, 81 minutes and 20
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-11-19

He who neglects to use DAYS KIDNEY FAD,
for any disease of the Kidneys, Bladder or
Urinary Organs, courts suffering and invites
1aofh
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-11-19

The wife of John Shufeldt of North Adams,
Mass, who was supposed to be murdered by
her husband, is alive, having eloped.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-11-19
superior Court, Judge Whitehou.e.
November Is, 1880
Inc following jury cases have been as
signed for the first week of the next Decem-
Der term.

The following jury cases have been "a.
signed for the first week of the next Decem
Der term.
TUESDAY, Dec. 7ih
z9i- Woodward VS.. Tilton. White; Potter A.
81. Bean vs.. Dunn. Spear;E W W.
-. Stevens vs.. Woodward. Carleton: OTIS
80; CO. rafterson vs. Farnham. Titcornb; Vose.
A"A "cr nerson Vs. Pherson. Haines; Stevens
WEDNESDAY, Dec. sth
low vs.. Rollins. harrington; Webster
-. wood vs.. Carr. Carleton: Otis
ioS; Iobey vs.. Reynolds. E. W. W: Potter 4
VIZ aI Holmes Holmes vs. Halde. waldron, J. Baker
iis iis' Black Black in rep; vs.. Libby. Black; E. WV.
ITO. clark vs. Rollins. Benjamin; Webster.
THURSDAY, Dec. 9th.
r. -, Jackson VS.. House. Spear; Carleton.
HoIo.n iTrfompson Tf,ap hbt vs. Thompson. Green leaf;
o l2s. Piilsbury VS.. Ruggles. Potter & A.; F.w.
Ls.. Longfellow VS.. Cobb & ais Benjamin; Far.
l42. Gliaden vs. Insurance Co. Perry; CLAW 4
la2- Wiltshire vs.. Miner. Brown; vose.
FRIDAY, Dec. 10.
cli.. ll2; Thomas, eompt. VS.. Johnston. Titcombs
49, Adams VS.. Allen. Harrington; ClaySC.
Spanlding & b.
& A. -
100 smiley vs. Robinson. Moody; Potter A.
49, Williams VS.. Robinson. Baker B.; Tit
combs.
SATURDAY, Dec. II.
l2o Freeman VS.. wadsworth. Bean & B.; Garlic
ton.
I'll Freeman VS.. wadsworth; Bean 6 B.. Carle-
ton.
is6 Grant VS.. Moore. Benjamin; Harrington.
l6l. Rollins VS.. Rollins. Clay 4 c.; Heath VI.
ILL., Rice VS.. North. Moody, Vose.
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IOWA.
Imprisonment for Life.

DEs MoINEs, November Is. Henry
Osborne, who smashed his wife's head in
with stone, killing her, was sentenced to
Imprisonment for life.
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THE INDIANS.
Sitting Bulls Band Having a Buffalo
Hunt.

WINNIPEG, Manitoba, November Is. The
news from Fort Walsh up to October 2Sth,
says that Sitting Bull and braves are having
a successful buffalo hunt between Milk and
Missouri rivers, on the international frontier.
Buffalo are plentiful on the Canadian terri
tory, forty miles east of Fort Walsh and
numerous herds are observed moving in a
northwesterly direction from Deer river to
South Saskatchewan. This augurs well for
a successful solution of the Indian question
another year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-11-19

orchestral rehearsal of Pinafore this (Fri-
ayl evening at seven O'Clock at the Gram.
,.r school house.
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Chas. L. Rossiter. 1875 Summit street, Tol-
edo, O.. says: would not take one thous-
and dollars for my Excelsior Kidney Pad, ii
could not get another.-See Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-11-19
BY TELEGRAPH,
Associated Press kilograms to the Daily
kennetee JoIrnal.l
MAINE.
Shooting al Springvale.

SANFORD, November Is Las, night. in a
drunken row at Springsale, owen j. Reed
was shot by Melville A Bodwen. at whose
house he had been drinking. lie laws in
dangerous condition. Bodwell is under ar
rest and claims that he did the deed in self
defence
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-11-19
Notice..
Soldiers Monument Association.

Nstice is hereby given that there viii be special
meeting of the Augusta Soldiers Monument Asso-
cistion holden at the Grand Jury Room in the Court
House. on "Wednesday the a4th day of November A.
D. isso at oclock, r. NJ, for the purpose of trans
acting important business, connected with said As
sociation full attendance is desired By order OF
the President and Board Of Trustees.
j. S. HOBBS, Secretary.
Augusta Me- Nov. 18th, 1850. novls+td
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Congressman Claimed to be Ineligible.

MONTPELIER, VT, November Is. 1t is
stated that Gen. W. w. Grant. Congressman
elect from the Sd district, is Ineligible, hav-
ing been born in Canada and never natural
lied. His parents were natives of Vermont,
and six weeks before he was born they moved
to Canada, where they lived ten wears. They
then came back to the States The General
claims his father never exercised any rights
of citizenship while in Canada, and that un-
der the statute OF lS02 children of citizens of
the United States are, if born outside the
jurisdiction of the United States, not disQual-
ified from exercising their rights as citizens
of the United States
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-11-19

h-Orleine. Silver White and Diamond
Dust Polish. For cleaning Gold, Silver,
Plated Ware, Glass &C., for sale at E. Rows
e's Jewelry Store.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-11-19

No remedy for kidney diseases heretofore
discovered can be held TO one moment IN
comparison with Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure-C A. Harrey. d. d., Hashing-
tom d. c.