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, 1880-12-03
ITENT9.

11ENl3s
owing to tho cold wonthor tho Illinois Central
Naisron'l Company has decided to stop work OH
tue llan!iorh strcut vtatiuct Until spring.
Tic last number Of tho Detroit Ev.rv SATURDAY.
contains very elaborate biography of Joseph
lironscl. tho nblo ralIroad etttor Of tho Detroit
Free Press. 1t snyR tnRuy nico things of Yuecf."
out nothing moro than l'o deserves.
Tho Illinois Central hts placed on tic Leko
nearly covering tho Rpacu froIit the siiewnik Ia m
thg setond-stnry wlttlnws nn,i from Atjchxnn
nsGo nst'q9 tn t. c1tsa ~ ~ avenue which ea forth Tho
TUG most e'noorato sHnE over put up f1l this city
Mr. william nliss, President Of tho Boston l.
f foow',r sIrsa ere,1sr: eo"9y hf lst 'sse the
W. IT, Bnrncs Viii serso ' as t,snet tsn TIL susr: s
intenasns during h!s n!sencc, with Headquarters
~ HnslnKtieltl, ,ttd Mr.. L. Gallup wilt net ne
Boston," ''0'""' ~
~: W. II. Dixon has been appointed North
Western se'.! fasse'Eer Agent nf tho Chfcnso. si-
cfol1;sst OF tho ST. Paul, Minneapolis s. MunjtUba
!a!lwny 9nA its nolnEnlon connections, tic
h1rther inaa pac!ie an The country tribntusy 10
lHnso liics: also or tito following divisions:
iowa 3 Minnesota. Hastings g. Dukota, anti IoWa
=. Commissioner Fink hns just Issued tho follow
,as,,' ,nS e''reainr; Iho Cotton Connttee recu-
sates f1Gm Mephis. 81; Louis. 1fannpal, East @
Il Evasvis is f%s'ytiis; isys Eft 1'%sn1a q
Intly, nrd Cnniannti ON cotton fur nxport, ina
recommendation Of tho CotntnEttco ID aptirovni
anu reduction to take OBJECT Dec. r.
r The Waltash 1toad maintained thu 81 rnto to
restored tho rnto 10 Tint point 10 q. III" y,'. !.
clis Of ts!o rols.l eny thoy nado tho reduction
n HgS,s 2 1sfcs 't 70 a. th we At0n Ibdy " f r9s
tertsny nornlng thut thu Alton ct,il,tn,,eti n
sEss srRs & thy H., @ WGat baok aKa !o Il ccor.
, 1880-12-03
THE DRljccfSTs,
. ~" NFF* "VFV IVf
SMtfdk nttu1lth Ia trha Fkfeo - y,

6psftaE Dtspasth 10 Ihs chteaen Tribune, .
BrnsSarIILp, ILL.,. Dcc. a-Tho ,lrugglsts Of
tho stuto viii meet III 'thls city Tuestiuy and
wednesday Ut next wpck to prepare aail jlulotso
Fharnlaoy act to bu prosecuted to tho next
lection fur phMrlnaatsts. Right hundred tis,,S.
gtsis hAy1 signed tho catt, Rlh tho Convention
VIII dolIbtiesl bo Wuit nttuhlvI,
, 1880-12-03
FoNTATSE,s LOCOMOTIVE

EoN1 &kf.SI4'S 14VIUNlULIFI Il.
DETROIT, Mich, doc. 1.-Tho new aud norcl
locomotive invented, by Eugene Fontaine, of this
city, arrived to-day from Fort Wayne. tnd. It
rnI' OH schedule timo ns fnr rs Jarkso,i, hut on
soMo purts OF tho rontp made mile mtnuto
with easo. 1t is confidently oxpcctod thut It will
innko nvcr. aeventy-fyc miles per ho,ir Tests
WIN l0aMcd train ilp.Eradr Enre KrcAt entis-
!Mes!nti. Itt-nnrrOw the enRnH tnkcs n trlnl-
trip with lun!l Of passengers. Tho Invention
ereateH gront lntorest among railway men,
, 1880-12-03
THE LAST RITES.

Fpff1al n'tpQffh 70 7ht Chicago Tttbuns.
~. I"1uis, Dec. :.-To.iay NJ, a,l,.lcak wns held
on tho body nf tho Ikoy, ". j. A1urt,y t1,e f,nth.
u!lo priest foand dend III ccilar yesterday
MORNING. Tho venilet was that tu,,th wns c,.lse!
W cotlc'isslo'1 Ut thu brain. Friends OF tho ,,e-
ceased uppcared at the storaue aud took churvo
Of 81 the body piaSHg !, In nuat ROSEWOOD con
WAtru tho DMflnl Junk placo Fathor iinnrv. u
81. Lawremcc D"lo'le'! Church, whom, tho .lu.
Grnsed tl !lto assisted In religious surycvs. pcr.
, 1880-12-03
THE WEATHER.,

OFFICE or TIE C,t1Ey s1OSAL Orr1cE1e, WASH.
1S0roS. D. o., Dee. 1-1 n. ,r,.-For tho Ohio Val.
Icy Mud Tennessee. lover barometer, northcr)y,
veDrlnx to omsrcrly winds. clear or purity clnudy
weather, fnlllng followed by rising tcmper,.-
ture.
For tho Lower Lake re9lon, stationary fol.
lowctl hy falling barometer. stationary or higher
temperature, partly cloudy weather, and occn.
sionnl light shuw. westerly winuy, shifting to
eMEterly or Holltherfy.
Far tl3 Upper Like region, falling followed
by rising bHrt,t.ct1r. stationary IOsrer tun,-
wrnther.
:. For tho Upper Mississippi aud lower Missouri
Valley. rising. preceded In rtlrInvr district by
falling burn!tgter. wnls shifting to ntlrtherly,
clear nr partly cloudy weather. und lower tenn
lberaturG.
LOCAL. uHsE1trATI0Sa.
, 1880-12-03
CANNELTON NORTHERN

CLEVELAND, o., pcu. l.-Ltttier spepI4ls from
Akron unit Canton noto nn Ill,ortnn, chunun .If
route of tho Cnnnelton E0rtnern lta,lway. eu-
terinR tho CnyR1o9a Valley through tho yllsuy
Ut sunxamoro Creek. where four townships
meet. The pl4n Of htrlng tho Cumpanys own
!anofels - Gsa1e has boon abandoned, fl oo,lse.
, 1880-12-03

.1ielwtacre. ioone Co.. ILL.,, FEB. 4 I'M
nEAK HfR: have been using yhur iNnI An iii hin
aor song tllilG and mn perfectly satisfied sb
petite stfengthens thd Nerves. Hegtlatcs tle Sto,r.
Ach and ltDwols. and ltGtvaa illu4Inal]fut / NSnn
nos be Without it AiIS WKErtt tITa'' Iua''
, 1880-12-03
SPORTING; NEWS.

PHiLADELPtIlA, lice, s.-IAo billiard tourna-
ment foEfhe championship Of tho sta,o sopitt,.
ued to-day, two gas'es bvlDy played this after.
noon and two Tonight, ~ ful,ows: Eeltus, 40.
aa4Auga!in. H0; Bullock, l37, Nolma, 1jo; Dolds,'
, 1880-12-03
INJUNCTION Drssor.VEn.

sptctai Di9Ehftt 10 The Cltcaoo IttIunf.
ANN AnRO1t, Mich, Dec. s.-Tao Injunction
Rr'intcd to tho Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
ltnllroAd to prevent tho crossing Of tho 1lutler
Morris, Of this circuit.
, 1880-12-03
DENVER Il 1,1o CRAyDE.

ut tho N,lNtiul meeting OF tic stoukhol,1crs of
tho Denver & lito 0rnn1e ltnllroMd President
ia}Elcr In his report gnve the following tntcr-
cststK 1'oints: Thoro nra now Glj miles con-
p'otcd md II ts expected thnt DG. niles will 10
open In April. unless halay n. cnslsou by sllow
Abont 5,0O men and 3CxO ,,,ilnuIs nro now ut
work on tho comnnnys extensions.
Iho ErDss eurnfnEs from MI nyeru9o Of 4fJ
niles oPortltetl sncn tho 9Th OF lust APRIL whit
tho Company RESUMED possession ut tho rond tn
Nov. lSso, were :ss ai. tho expenses st U.s.
6"5' hEJ not rAriilhRs Il 4aN,0s During tho same
period tho nxcl eharges. Including equipment
h,la phylncnto Of cnrront eSpcusps wrro s7j3sia
lcnsfng Airplis of s4S0,.Gl: Tho ruad was
opeHod to Lcadvillc july l, since which tl,no to
NOV. !, on MI nycrnHu mlcngo Of tx miles, tho
nross enr'ti,gs. after ictuuting tho South Park
boaus' were s1,a3, ,lGo; net earaft,gs, ss7o,osY.
fssssnf St,ea asasss;; s;sis'; sa";Ess ss
Of ,rlSs ayemts fer Ivy portion of tho current
n,tHGs, mefMMss or necessary arge outnys for
y ,,elsc tfsks, eSS Sss ssesSteGa 5 e.
b:lloynh tho rom! cnltl! rcal,ulo tho payment
81 81 rH;,a ne;!.1a ysns y Jn!y MeaawhIic
hcr,l III contemplation fDr snn,D time tho stock
hoiders would shorty 10 ofrcrusl tito exclusive
of o1ss or sS roaa"yo na% sSsscf,o SnSs
er aock Il, say *la5 Or par for tho stoek anG
STATE OWNERSHIP or RAILROADS,
American readers hAvo fer sono time past been
moro or !ess acquainted with tho tendencies in
FRANCE anil Germany IN Tho t.,reation Of trnns-
fefFlnE tho railway system to Government pro-
prlatorsh'f' anu management. According to n
correspondent Of the Itsthcr Lowi, thu principle
OF State ownership Of railways Inns already Oh.
tnncd tho nsceEti6ncy In AttRtEln, unl energetic
HtGt1Y Will II
, 1880-12-03

DEAR STU: This Is 10 Cuftlty that rnur ISii,i1Y
Hl1,0l, SfKlIr has dono me- nlfe good fur Kldltt
lnnflaint anu Heart nisensn ttNh anf other medi.
clHe aver used. IL A!80 cuFed mr. rhi1dten Of
Ioll!s hoo scgot4la- MeltiAHET CIi!SM.
, 1880-12-03
TESTIMONIALS,
ILLINOIS,

DAscASc OF tho StOHSnc aud Liver,
DEAR SIN: sn1e!!nR for sUins fnI1 Wil1 ,ead.rbs
ana Nlkehso Of the Stomach nnt Liver was inincs
70 tAn 50ur rellnbl0 INDIAN Ht.tNID SyNUi. nhjes
fGstored inr to petfect health AEd ttrcnetn "A'>"
No. ~ Exhth-tk El{As Niirttpx
, 1880-12-03
Thlrd-1)ay Chlllk.

c.., FInFM. CInJ Co. IT.
:, pEAh sin: fhta IL TO certify thut your iSLAy
UL0UD HfkUE' hla cured ,lG 0l lilo Thjrd.iht
MIS5 DNOwA
, 1880-12-03

Tho weakest wornaH, s!nallest child, and sick.
~ invalid Gun uae uop Hitter1 with safcty atau
great EyHR ~ ""'S's s41e
, 1880-12-03

ecGma na II by TINT tIne lould will he ren,ly to
run things 70 snft h.n,act, md will hnv6 nn
moro ,lsn FOR e!lch nj, nrgNnlz&tton. AMI with.
luSGr l,tAI
, 1880-12-03

How Absurt tn crpuk n1,,l wI,cezo with n o,,,,h
cure, N'sS A"t "Ait
plko's Toothurhe Dropa p,lro In ono minute.
, 1880-12-03
suppression or Ele,.str'.a,slo3i!.. u u. Il.

DEAR SIR! ny asuahter wHs aleg5ssf g'asr,Ins padtt
This dt'leuly fut luttrs than js1j m.sse I'D une
HenE VT twu ply Iyselans.tino Vial ii mani
oti,er uvdlcii,ss, AMONG shieh wa e Hn{s'
q!ivu, 1ethouGht luyke1f u tho lnm,Ih,t plY ~
caught yuur rofaIkR on tho dsenl4 VIZ IN hsr Is n
,o1r III nsasiae, sa m ths oy oi III syn!55Isa3 sa3
lfiunda, sAa was WON seAs1Iea - 1EfitTMVRN
ARNlth. JDlA A@ "At~
, 1880-12-03

CAUTION TO DRUGGISTS.
uewhro Of Counterfeit Medicine. / enInfav y,
Rats. ~ NS"''e's ''@oe rum atn$'
, 1880-12-03
rheumatism.

nasstngham. Kan.ates e.. tInt, II; M61 M1tb1sua.tsa
and found uu Feltaf Until C1luugEcstt as"s s IL
must valuable INDIAN ul.UuD eiMDIf 1Mnr m 4st
tEluu La ali. ANNA t4Eash.ses
, 1880-12-03
G1,ill4 Cured.

Mhttpon. CofcA Co.. ILL.,
DEAR E1RI ] md Jour INDIAN Hi.DUL HTKGP
speedily curea CAllBt md recnn!nIed /. 81 III
best 1,ssdtcano In tho country fot ltheutualsn ia
EouraUtn. ELL MlTClIELIA
, 1880-12-03

nEAM 8tht hayo used your grtnt T. ;sIool irr
tsF, aud take pleasure In rscothMend!.Hk T. TuAVT
, 1880-12-03

= - NGNR6. EHn1bFFIHhU Et- III.
DEAR SIN. MY dauFhtet had lhiIIs fur fuur1tta
muntta. and tried almost aY1ry lining. but without
et!eci until e1nltuenccu Tho usa of Jour lSulAS
DluoD SYRUP. q short ss!al Of which Efsctualt
fest OF my family nnd have hal NJ us0 fof dot
aIncc have had Yuur nl9dcInn In mr. houao, would
not G6 without II, and reCDnhltd Il4 us1 aunen1l
Aun0uitTs kkuS3ASEAH LAMA&NCk
, 1880-12-03
tAlIl In tho UarK.

..- - Waterman t;tasi0n, lie Kab CO, IT,
DEAR Brns Tbls Ii III c9ttiiy that yuuf iNblaS
BLOOD SYRUP ha4 cured 1uu Of rain In t!e Hsrk
Il Il I valuable mudlcnH. MRS. WOuD+
, 1880-12-03

Bucklnsnna,, kaniskes O.. ~, Ma{ III y ~ ~
DEAk httt etlsastny !nsttE thAt sogtt ttstsat u
hieeU Ind u hixajy ent1etad tJ III who aats
y have iassisno VIZ anS Sit IL ss*
@~0's@ "''' 4''~t bAKAll FEHAl'
, 1880-12-03

l.cinont, Coot to, Ill
DEAR s!nt ! hnvo found by KiYlng yuur lSilIAs
bL SfltuP gn1t trial. thnt IL II all It Is recon-.
nelited 70 b.. mnd au1tso any w!io may be 10 pst
henlth 10 NlyH 1t q trinI. AiH fifEHMAS,
, 1880-12-03
FGmalo We&knEas+

DEAR B1nt Thls ID 10 certify thatt N gll Dl
greatly benefited by 4tlnx your great H ta,s <sa
VruatlJ troubled with WuaAness a9Sr I'.,,uS.snd
maker mo fsel lks young aisl Staai, NJ, i'll 4ulVI'
~ yAauabIe remedy. AlIoI1A go,
, 1880-12-03

VAN, BCHAAck. srkyENsoH 3 o@
AnAHlslN, ri. UHAEit 4 Gu. o. Eod n L3''
S1lltMAS d klE1, IL LAkN-sE g. xxshxss,A&
eOADs srVuvEAnUApA Il %. y
, 1880-12-03

Recommends It to ALE r III,
Ausurn. kaHe GoiiII
DEAR SlNi hnvs used e0ulu of your !nsn !!;nhrt i
BLOOD AfNur with b1HetlcaI results. anu aasas.If s4
= GOOD nl0dCfnO to hlt,1 up the system hemiif hhiff
"S1'o 'Seea'te"" - ~ -" .1"S@' j. ii, MuuA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-04

The republican members of the legisla-
ture held a convention last evening and
elected delegates at large to the republic
can national convention. Al, the dele
gates elected are first, last. and all the
time for the nomination of JAMES G..
BLAINE a. the republican candidate for
the Presidency. They are an influential
and able delegation and their influence
will be felt at Chicago.
The delegation from the First District
elected, Tuesday, are strong men, and will
do all in their power 10 nominate Mr..
Blaine. The convention was u grand one
and the resolution adopted in favor OF
the nomination of Mr.. Blaine was received
with great applause. The Portland Press
OF yesterday says: The sentiment OF
the republicans of the First District rs to
who the nominee at Chicago should be is
so nearly unanimous that any gathering
which fairly represented them in this matter
must be substantially unit. Such was
the convention yesterday. 1t was first,
last and every time for James G.. Blaine,
and it took good care to ascertain that the
candidates for delegates to Chicago were
IN hearty accord with it on this point.
When this was made certain IL selected
the Hon. W. W. Thomas Jr.. of Portland,
aud Mr.. Joseph K. Libby Of Bildeford,
with substantial unanimity. Both gentle
men will crcditably represent the Rcpub-
cans of the First district The conven-
ton was large and composed ofrepresent-
alive men Of the party
The remaining three districts will speak
with as much emphasis for Blaine rs those
which have already spoken. There is nc
limit to his popularity in this State; all
localities appreciate and claim him and
are proud to do him honor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-04
HOUSE..

"Wednesday, March 3.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. TEACHER. of Angus
IA.
Papers from the Senate disposed of in con-
currence.
Bill an act to repeal sec. % chap. .. OF the
revised statutes relating to certificates of
members of the legislature came from the
Senate, was read and assigned and ordered to
be printed.
Mr.. Ror>pr, of Benton, presented petition
for change of name of Lizzie NJ. Coombs,
which was referred to the Committee on
Change of Names.
On motion of Mr.. COOK. of Lewiston. a
message was sent to the Senate requesting
the return of bill an act to incorporate the
Gardner Valley Copper Mining Company
The paper was returned.
Mr.. Cook. then moved TO reconsider the
vote whereby the bill was passed TO be en-
acted. and the House so voted II was then
laid on the table. and on motion of Mr.. Yer
rill, ordered to be printed. Subsequently the
vote to print was recousidered and the bill,
indefinitely postponed on motion of Mr..
Young. Of Brunswick.
4 motion to reconsider was lost
Mr.. CrrLER, Of Bangor, presented bill an
act to incorporate the steam heating and pow
er company of the city of Bangor. which was
referred to the Committee on Judiciary
Mr.. Goss of Bath, presented remonstrance
of l.. W. Houghton, ct ais. against repeal of
porgie laws, which vas referred to the Com
mittee on Fisheries and Game.
Mr.. BrrLER of Vassalboro. presented re-
solve concerning the State Library. which
was referred to the Committee on Library.
Mr. DrckEr of Fort Kent. presented resolve
in favor of the State Library which was re-
<,u A.. - -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-04
9ailp Aenntbef 5ournal.
Augusta, Thursday Morning, March 4.
republican Legislative COnven.
ton. !.

The ksIasdic.a senators and Representative viii
snsef In Convention In the Hall Of The House Of Rep
1eentsfises on "Wednesday Evening. March ID. al
npAst seven for the pur,se q seleesinx Foar Del
seAfes - LarEr and -Four AIternaes to the Eeputfi-
eas National Convention TO b. holden :, Chicago In
June nexf.
GEO. y. WEEKS.
Chairman Of legislative Caucus.
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Browns Household Panaeea

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in the
world. VIII most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally or applied exter-
nally, and thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alleviator. and it is warranted
double the strength of any similar prepara'
ton.
1t cures pain in the Side, Back or Bowels
Sore Throat, rheumatism, Toothachc and
ALL ACHES.
The Great Believer of Pain.
"BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANACEA,'
should be in every family. A teaspoonful OF
the Panacea in a tumber of hot water
lsweetened, if preferredl, taken at bedtime
will BREAK UP A COLD. % cts. a bottle
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-04

are more prevalent and distressing than bill.
lous disorders. The symptoms are low
spirits. want of energy. restlessness, headache,
no appetite, sallow skin, costiveness and 9th
er ailments which show the liver is in dis
eased state and needs regulating. and the
proper way to do it is to use CDR. SwAySE's
TAR AND SARsAPARILLA PILLS" Their ef
feet on the liver and blood is wonderful. re.
moving pimples and all eruptions, leaving the
complexion fair and fresh as in youth. Price
% cents box of thirty Pills, or five boxes
tor Sl-oO. Sent by mail on receipt of price.
Dy Dr: Swayne & Son, $50 North Sixth street
rhiladeiphia. Sold by all leading druggists.
Geo. c. Goodwin & Co.. Boston. wholesale
agents. oct14-+eod&wtf
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Maine News.

Hop Bitters, which are advertised in our
columns. are a sure cure for ague, bilious
ness and kidney complaints. Those who use
them say they cannot be too highly recon-
mended. Those afflicted should give them a
fair trial. and will become thereby enthusiast
tic in the praise of their curative qualities
Portland 4d
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LEGISLATIVE CAUCUS.
Blaine Delegates At.l.arge Elected.

A Republican Legislative caucus was
elect four delegates at-largo and four alter
mates 20 the Chicago convention.
The caucus was called to order by Senator
Dingley of Androscoggin. who called Speaker
mouth was chosen clerk.
Mr.. Young of Brunswick moved to pro-
eeed to the election of four delegates. On
motion of Senator Bradford of Washington
county, the following committee was appoiu-
ted to receive. sort, and count votes for dele
gates; Bradford. Fernald, Re,llon, Jordan and
Body.
The names of several gentlemen were pre-
scented as candidates for delegates in
eloquent and appropriate speeches. Proceeded
to ballot and the following gentlemen were
elected delegates at large; Eugene Hale of
Ellsworth; A. 4. Strout. of Portland f.. T.
Gle. Of Auhura; Joseph Il, Bodwell, of Hal
lowell.
The following gentlemen were chosen al
ternates by reclamation; or,illc ID. Baker.
of Augusta: Fred \. Dow, of Portland: Will
liam II. Simpson. Of Belfast; A. c. Hamlin,
Of Bangor.
After the election of alternates. Mr.. Hale
offered the following resolution which was
unanimously adopted;
The Republicans Of the State Of Maine in select.
ing. in the castomar, manner Delegates at Large to
cpresent them in the National Convention take
csvssion 10 sshrm their adhesion the principles
which apderiic aud guide the Republican Party and
to declare their firm faith and heef that the State is
to-day. after being rescued from fraud aud msrule,
Overwhelmingly Republican in sentiment.
They present 10 the people of the United States as
their choice for the presidential nomination at the
Chicago Convention. and as representative o. the
living principles which sninsfc and inspire the Re-
They will labor earnestly aud hopefully for his NOM
inatoa. believing that such result win he for m,
best Interests. no, only Of the Republican rartv hat
II all the people Of the United States.
Earnest remarks were made in favor of the
nomination of Mr.. Blaine and the mention of
his name made the Hall ring with applause.
Immediately after the caucus proper ad-
s6oarned IN elegant cane was presented to
Mr.. Sprcul of vearie by Mr.. Goss of Bath.
and following this Blaine Club was organ
lied.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-04

The testimony OF Wallace x. White
given yesterday is straightforward and
minds of those present at the hearing
We have no space for comment and must
refer our readers to the full report in an
other column
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Much Sickness.

Undoubtedly with children, attributed to 9TH
er causes, is occasioned by Worms
BROWNS VERMIFUGE COMFITS, or
Worm Lozenges, although effectual in de-
stroying worms, can do no possible injury to
the most delicate child. This valuable COM
bination has been successfully used by ply
sicians, and found to be absolutely sure in
Graduating worms. so hurtful to children
Twenty-Five cents box.
ttu thN freOw& weow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-04

There has not been so clean a sweep for
the last twenty years. of democratic can
didates for town office rs has taken place
at the town and city elections this Spring.
The contingent job did IT,
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Special n otirfs.
\ CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and mus
cretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay
loss of manhood, Sc, will send recipe that Wi
cure YOU, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America
Send self-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
T. INMAN, Station ID, Netc York Guy.
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READ AND ASSIGNED.

An act granting permission to s. r.
Bryant. Anthony Luques, J. A. Wheeler and
others, to locate and construct railroad from
kennebunk to kennebunkport in York coun.
ty, upon certain conditions an act tn
authorize the Knox Lincoln Railroad 70
to change its location: resolve providing for
fisnway over Kennebec dam: an act ia
amend section Is, chapter 4s of the revised
statutes, relating to corporations: an
act to incorporate the Black Brook and Swift
River Improvement Co.
PASSED TO Re ENsRossEp.
An act in relation to the bridge over tho
east branch Of Cousens river, in Freeport :
an act additional to an act to incor.
porate the Bar Harbor Water Co: ar act
to amend chap. So Of the revised statutes
concerning agricultural societies: resolve
making an appropriation for the Bath Military
and Naval Asylum: resolve making appro-
priafion for the support of soldiers orphans
at the Bangor Children's Home; resolve in
favor Of the Maine General Hospital: resolve
IN favor Of the Female Orphan ASYLUM at
PORTLAND: resolve in favor of the State II
orary resolve in favor Of the st. Elizabetb
Orphan Asylum at Portland; resolve to nro-
vide for uniforming the militia; an act tn
prevent the obstruction Of business on certain
corporations; an act to incorporate the steam
heating and power company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-04

CONGRESS WATER. Its superiority as q
cathartic Alternative consists in its entire free
dom from everything bitter, acid or crude
that produces headache, internal soreness,
and tends to destroy the mucous membrane.
All mineral waters that are dangerous irritants
may be known by an acid after-taste
Decl0f3m.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-04
COMMITTEE NOTICES.

CDMmiHee on Agyiesitsre.
The Committee on Agriculture. will meet in the
senate Chamber. Honday's at 7 O'Clock r. NJ
", u. LAHsOS, ! OF
HIS. STEWARD, '"@""en-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-04

The BEST CoUGH MEDICINE in the World
Inc Old Vegetable Pulmonary Baisa-.
cutler Bros { Co.. Boston. Small redrce5
% S9c; Large, q. Jan.s0t&x3m.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-04

Feeble and exhausted constitutions re-.
stored to health and strength by Malt Bitters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-04

10 INCORPORATE the South Buxton Cemetery
Association: an act to authorize the Lake
Auburn Mineral Spring Company to navigate
Wilson pond: an act authorizing Frank l..
Chase and James J. Pray to dredge bars, re-
move boulders, and navigate Messalon-
skee stream by steam; an act to prevent
the putting of rocks into SWEETS pond IN the
town of Orrington: an act IN relation
to suits on official bonds defending IN
suits against their principals; an act to
provide for danger signals on railroads
in certain cases; an act additional to several
acts establishing the county OF Penooscot
act to prevent the taking Of land locked
salmon in certain lakes in Aroostook county
an act to repeal chap. $40 of the private laws
of 1870, 332 of 1873, and 800 of 1876, relating
totaking fish in W Gibbs pond and tributaries In
Weld: an act to incorporate the town OF
Mapleton: an act in relation to defences
in actions involving contracts made or
Sunday; an act to incorporate the Or
chard Beach Wharf and Steamboat Co.
an act authorizing Geo. +. Wilson to navi
gate Newport pond by steam; an act to lncor'
porate the town of Woodland; an act to pro
vide for the registry of deeds from the State
FINALLY PASSED.
Resolve to defray the expenses of the join