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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-09-18
DR.. SPINNEY,
NO. 90 kEARNY STREET,
Treats al Chronic and special
Diseases.
YoUNc MEM

UHoMAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE
w effects Of youthful foIlies OF Indiscre.
tion will do we'll TO avail themselves OF this,
the greatest boon ever laid At the altar Of suf.
hinK humanity DIR. SPINEbI will gusran.
zee TO forfeit $500 for every casc Of Seminal
weakness or private disease 81 any kind or
character which he undertakes and fails TO
eure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-19

The programme for the Ivy Day and
.,b,e,;c exercises is as follows: Thursday,
lime ID. at 10 A. NJ, base ball (probably
with Bates) Ats p. NJ, class boat races
over the college course, in which four crews
will participate. Previous to the sailing out
&C rho crews the spectators will be entertained
nv tub race. for which large NUMBER OF
.,r;os have been made On Friday, June
al ut A. NJ, will be held the Field DAY
EXERCISES on the Topsham Far GROUNDS.
Ar > p. NJ, the Ivy Day exercises
will be held in Kings Chapel wheh '1e
Inn;or honors will be given out. In
y .,,;ng the wv hop will be held at lie
. Hall Andrews orchestra OF Bangor
~ haon ENGAGED for the occasion. Inc
u.osnec,s are that the exercises OF the two
p. ~;Il he completely successful II iair
.rca,ber is in order. The boat crews are
,,,,i;ng daily on the river. and the race prom
as =, Le one of the most exciting held TOT
lses " The members of the athletic asso-
y:a,;or are in training and strong en-
...or will he made to bring the rec
aown below those of last year
1 W ,oJerstand that Bates and Colby, eacn
49, ron a aame, will play the thiru anu
..:'a;n, contest here in Brunswick. me
,..ourds being about as good as the'e 81.
.so State and both of the above named cluos
being more or less used to them, ni i1 s same
shonla be given us.-The Harvards VIII Wiz co ,he
80 portland Memorial Day ana pay o W.
Rowdoins at Presumscot rsrA 1s,
nine has strong hopes OF PLAYING ga, 'n au The
game than they did at Camo, amor On Me-.
set of the month.-Work on
mrs. Hall is progressing slowly
m mo." ~;ndovs have been lowered, arc
j. ~. Inc o,,sr walls are now being panted.-..nt
t tnslo Uu Sophomores have been appS,n.e.
folior"s "a, n the Sophomore prize deciama
to takG pa Allen. A. E. Austin. H. A: bas
ton; m L. = Cole. A. c. Gibson. F. N
comb 1 n Kendall. C. H. Stetson, G. b
Fling W. Perkins, N. b. X. Pettingiil. n
S~1 WV..hburn.-The Freshman baseball am nln :
..;t of pisving with the Freshman nine .
n...s. Nothing definite - YET.
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Geaeral orders Ne. ..
h.ApQcAnf1As MAINE MiLrrrA,
ADsrfAxf 0fsEfAL's Orrrcr.

augusta, May Is. 1881.
FOR the purpose Of encouraging hieb-
aegree OF proficiency in rifle practice in
Ine volunteer Militia the following nrize.
are offered for competition during the chr.
| rent year:
No. l. Company Champion Match for
oest Company score. in each regiment. Dis.
lance. ZOO yards. standing. Springfield r.
H. iine, cal. 10; Regulation cartridges; three
'ouhds. Each hit to count zone" Ties de-
ciued by firing one round. Larger number
VI mis- 10 win. Prizes.-Eirst Regiment
Isl, Silk Banner; 2d, Trophy, $40; Sd.
trophy, SO Prizes for Second Regiment
same as for first.
NO. 2 Regimental Team Prize, Trophy
costing $50; open to team of twelve men
from each regiment. Distance. POO wards
standing. and 500 yards lying Five rounds
10 be hired at each distance Springfield r.
L. rifle. cal A.
No j. Company Team Match, for best
score made BY Company team of ten men.
distance 200 yards. standing. Seven rounds.
Sprlngheld B. L. rifle. cal. IS. Prizes, lst,
champion Trophy, $50; I'd, Trophy, s25
ID, Trophy, SIS; 4th, Trophy, sl0; 9Th.
Trophy, So.
No. 4. Best individual score made in
Company Team Matches Prize, champion
gold badge, costing S25.
ii. The two pIatoons of the LIST Maine
Battery will each be reckoned as and entitled
to the same privileges in rifle practice as
Company of Infantry.
iii. The silk banners offered as the first
prize in the Regimental Company Champion
Match (No. l will be owned by the compa-
MES winning them, so long as such compa-
MES remain in existence. and will be tnrned
over by each commanding officer to his sue
cessor, and borne on the property returns.
on discontinuance of the company from anv
cause, they will be turned in to the Adjutant
General
Nv. The above matches will occur under
the supervision, and at such time and place,
and under such additional conditions. as NAV
be prescribed by the General Inspector of
Rifle Practice. and approved by the Com
mander-in- Chief.
V. All marksmen qualifying during the
wear will receive a "Marksman's Badge"
Those who qualified last year and qualify
again this will receive badge and one adj
ditional bar.
vi. The allowance of ammunition to each
company for the current year is fixed at two
thousand rounds.
By order of Commander in Chief
GEORGE l.. BEAL,
Adjutant General.
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STATE OF MAINE.

vNRANKLIN Court of County Commits soDers.
II April Term, A. ID. Lsi
L on the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners respon
sibe and that inquiry into the merits Ii expedien
and that they ought TO be heard touching the matter
act forth In laid petition IL IL Ordered that the
County Commis- ionefs Of Somerset County be re-
auested meet the County Commits ioners Of Frank
lin County Mt Nead's Hotel mt Kingfeld. In the
County Of Franklin on Tuesday. the fourteenth day
of June A. d. 1851 Mt 10 O'Clock In the forenoon, and
that the tfioDeTs give notice TO all persons inter-
e-ed by causiLg attfied copies OF said petition and
this ordrr Of ourt thereon 10 be served upon the
the Chairman Of the County Commissioners for the
County of Somerset. and upon the Town Clerks Of
the towns Of kingfied, FRI and Strong, In the
County, Of Franklin and New Portland In the County
Of Somerset and by posting mp copies OF the same In
three public places In each Of -aid towns King
field, freeman. strong and New Portland. and by
publishing the three weeks successfully in the
kenBebec Journal (fhe State paper. newspaper
publ shed at Augusta in the County Of kenDebec,
and the Somerset Reporter. newspaper publ shed
Mt Skowbegan in the County Of Somerset, and In the
Pennington Chronicle, a newspaper published 1T
Pennington In the County Of Franklin, the first OF
said publications and each Of the other notices to be
at least thirty DAYS before time Of said meeting.
which time and place the Commissioner will pro.
coed 70 view the forth in said petition and
other routes and roads connected herewith, and
AFTER such view they will give hearing TO the parties
and their witnesses at sad place appointed, or ut
place in the vicntv when and where all parties and
corporations interested may appear and show cause
If any they have, why the prayer Of said petitioners
Attest: D. H. CHANDLER, Clerk.
A true copy Of the petit ion and order Of Court
Attest: oh. CHANDLER, Clerk.
3wia
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vINO the Hon. Court of County Commissioners
/ within and for the Counties of Franklin and
Somerset. The Subscribers respectfully represent
that. whereas new county road leadng from
Kingfeld to Strong through the town of Freeman.
shortening the distance and avoiding the hills.
was petitoned for and the route viewed by the
Franklin County Comm ssoners without amy
ir al action being taken thereon, and whereas ihe
inhabitants of Freeman feeling II TO be IA heavy
burden on them to make such IA road, and where
to locate such road. the said inhabitants believe
more feasible route exists. The distance as short
shorter better avoiding hills less exposed TO cold
northcry and westerly winds and drifting. bloching
SHOWS and accommodating portion of the people
of Ere easier road to the villages Of King
field and West New Portland rs well M to the Rail
road AT Strong Village Therefore, the subscribers
in % definite manner respectfully represent that
common convenience and necessity require the
local ion of highway commencing at n point near
kingfed village in said County Of Franklin on the
road LEADING from said village to West New Portland
Village at q poin, the road leading from said
New Portland road over Freeman Ridge, thence
SoufhwesteTly by the best route the north and
line Of the town of New Portland in said County
of Somerset a point the dwelling house Of Ira
;. Winter in the town Of Freeman in said county
Souiherly from Israel X. Bray's dwelling house on
the road leading from there to Tutle Corner thence
TO some point the road leading from II L. Durells
dwelling house TO Freeman Town House, with such
alterations, changes Of grade, locations and dis.
eontinuances In the existing roads that intersec
with said road in the towns OF kingfeld, New
Portland and Freeman may seem best. And also
alterations. changes Of grade locations and dis
continuances in the road leading from said Town
House by "a point at near VI af corner on the salem
valley road to the Strong railroad station and that
such locations and aiei ations would be great
public improvement. Your petitioners therefore
pray for the locations and alterations aforesaid
ISRAEL Il. BRAY, and I0i others.
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When the staid old Kennebec gets Its BACK
y shows people what majestic river IL
aShen excited The rains of Sunday. Mon
usand Tuesday, have swollen it to fearful
''Ome Yesterday ten feet of water poured
aturbid sheet over the dam, and broke
l'o masses of yellow foam below. The cot
~ factory was compelled to shut down on
.e0unt Of back water. The booms at Five
: FUNDS and at Fairfield were unable TO stand
pressure upon them, and gave way, let
s thousands of logs down river. 1t was =
4-nd sight to watch the great kings OF the
e" glide over the dam, and see them
eo into the air by the maelstrom below.
aent o'clock, high tide, the river attained
greatest height; at midnight it had SUD-
~ Considerably. and 1t four o'clock TINS
aas It was still falling.
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TWO VALUABLE REMfoIfs
a Sewing Machine Man, Ten st,;.s
An Indian Doctors Recipes and
What Came Of Them.
fatent Medicines which are to be Pu...d

Everybody in Kennebec comfy t,o
"aner who for three years past ha. been
manager OF the Singer sewing machine office
In Augusta. 1t was announced in tho Ion.
nal last week that he had rendered his res;on..
tlon. and was to devote his time in tho f,,r.
70 the manufacture of two proprietary medi-
cihes which ne has recently had patented
Inc Household Blood Purifier and Cough
syrup and "The Relief Liniment." A the
medicines are to be Put up in Augusta for the
present, their history will be of some local
interest.
len years ago Mr.. Maher lived in Spring.
held, Mass. There was an old Indian doctor
IN the city who got a living by putting up
medicines for the blood, and making linz
ment which possessed remarkable virtues in
rheumatic complaints. The blood purifier
was called 'Ma-ma-hock," and there was a
name about yard long for the Imminent.
Mr.. Maher purchased the recipes for these
remedies. and tested them in quiet way. He
had chemical analysis made of the medi.
cines. and soon found that he had two bonan-
zas. The blood purifier was a safe and sure
cure for impurities of the blood. and diseases
engendered by foul and unhealthy condition
OF the vital fluid; the liniment worked like
magic in cases Of rheumatism, pains in the
side, etc. No matter how valuable medi-
to push it. Mr.. Maher went into the sewing
machine business, and laid the recipes aside
until he could attend to them.
Since the present year opened Mr.. Mailer
got both his medicines patented. He adopted
the names of "The Household Blood Puri-
fer and Cough Syrup and "The Relief Lni-
ment." He has given away hundreds of dol
lars worth of his medicines to friends all
over the State, and has scores of genuine
testimonials as to the efficacy of his remedies
from persons in Augusta, Waterville, Bath.
Lewiston, Brunswick, and other cities
and towns in Maine. He has been
offered a fabulous sum for the right to
put up his medicines by parties in New
York, but has concluded that if there is
fortune in them, he might as we'll make
it as any one. For some months to come,
and perhaps permanently, the medicine will
be manufactured in Augusta. This city will
be the center from which men and teams will
be sent out to introduce the medicines into
every town in New England. The medicines
will be sold largely through agents. Maher
is now having $500 team built expressly for
him at J. A. MitchelPs carriage shop on the
east side. A gentleman in Massachusetts, is
to be associated with him in business, and
they intend to build up an enormous sale for
their remedies.
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Chips from the Hal1Oyvell Granite Sheds.
The Hallowell Granite Companv's teams
are transporting from the quarries, at the
present time, some of the finest blocks of
granite that can be produced in the State, or
elsewhere. The demand for rough and ham,
mered work is constantly on the increase,
and most active business season is assured.
The massive monument for the late Hon. Z.
Chandler. recently completed at the quarries,
will soon be sent to its destination. The
spire is nearly forty feet in length, of fine
proportions, and weighs upwards of thirty
tons. The base is of one huge block.
Taken altogether the monument will be one
that cannot fail of attracting universal ad-
miratiOn.
Mechanics will find constant employment
in Hallowell the present season, according to
indications abundantly apparent. The cree
Congregational society; the building OF
dwelling houses by Mr.. S. c. Courier, Jr.,
Harry Fuller, Mrs. Faye and others, together
with re-modeling and repairing of buildings
in various parts of the city, cannot fail to en-
sure an active and prosperous season. Should
the City Hall building receive proposed at
tention, the Improvements of the year would
be more apparent than we have chronicled
for many years.
Business is extremely lively at the stone
ward of the Kennebec Granite Company on
Water street, above the railroad bridge and
an extended area for the accommodation OF
workmen and material is now in progress,
affording greater facilities for supplying the
constantly increasing demands for granite
~orL at home and abroad.
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f. c. Allen is to cross the ocean again on
matters connected with his vast publishing
business in this city. He will be accompanied
by his sister and by Hon. VIM. II. Allen,
president Of Girard College, Philadelphia,
Penn. The party will sail from New York
Mr.. Allen will return in about two months,
but his uncle and sister will probably remain
abroad longer.
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Mrs Emile Wells of Hallowell has recent
" contributed valuable articles for the benefit
Of the Industrial School for Girls, consisting
Of cloaks, dresses, boots, etc. Mrs. Dewitt
Of Augusta has also contributed books, toys,
etc, which are duly appreciated by the girls.
Thanks are extended for these kind remem-
brances of those whose station in life may be
wonderfully improved by kind attentions and
judicious favors
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The Nav term Of the law court for the
middle district" will be held at the Court
House next week. commencing on Tuesday
Chief Justice Appleton will preside. and
there will be present Justices Barrows, Lib
bey, Danforth, Peters and Walton.
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There will be a meeting of the parties in
,p,ested in the narrow gauge road from An.
susta to Pennington. next Monday afternoon
!, two o'clock. at the Office Of Hon. ]. r.
Bodwell, Hallowell.
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ITS RELIEF AND CURE AS CERTAIN AS DAY
FOLLOWS DAY, WITHOUT ANY OPERA
TiO\, OR HINDRANCE FROM LABOR.
Since TIE reduction Of Dr. Sherman terms, thou.
sands crow ding upon him for ireatm. 1T, gladly
throwing away heir gripping irksome. dispritins and
lif-punishi"g trus,es Hi- treatment for the afic
ton makes the paii-ni comfortable and safe in the
performance of kind of exercise or labor II u
grand thing, aud those who ruptured a. do not
pro- ide themselves 18th IL must endure the dangers
that pr. carious afciion and III of rrusses all
Trough life. Thousands of those 'ured give the most
natferng Testimonials of gratitude 10 Dr. >herms".
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Sheriff Stevens has received letter from
Warden Bean of the State Prison, asking
ing him to send Merrill to Thomaston as soon
as possible as the workshops are crowded
with orders and every able bodied convict is
busy. Deputy Sheriff Jewell will leave on
the ten o'clock train this morning in charge
Of Merrill.
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The First Baptist sociable will be received
this evening by Mrs. Lydia Scruton, at the
,e,trv. The pastor will distribute tickets
sr the coming concert to those who are
nresenf.
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Rt Rev. J. A. Healv. D. D., Bishop Of
the diocese of Portland. will he in the citv
esrlv in June to administer the holy rite Of
confirmation to a large class of young peo-
pie, at ST. Mary's church.
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State News.

ANDROsCoGGIN.
Chase's Chronicle SAYS that the greenback
district committee has decided to call
greenback district convention at City Hall,
Lewiston, about the middle of June. to NOM
mate straight greenback candidate to be
| supported for the vacancy in that Congress
| sonal district. II is settled that the demo-
Gratis will endorse and support the greenback
nominee.
ARoOsrooK.
The North Star says: Presque Isle has al
ready received an offer for its railroad bonds
at five and one-half per cent semi-annually,
but the town can undoubtedly do still bet
ter.
CUMBERLAND.
Nothing was heard in Portland OF the miss
ing lady, Mrs. Wilder, Tuesday.
Messrs. Fassett and Stevens have drawn
plan for a new, two-story brick school-house
TO be built at Saccarappa. The lower part
will contain two school-rooms capable Of ac-
commodating sixty pupils. The upper part
will be finished for public hall.
kENNEBEC.
One ice company on the Kennebec pays
upwards of $4,000 for towage during one
season it is said.
At the ANIMAL meeting of the West Cam
den Gold and Silver Mining Company,
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President. Geo. +. Will
liams; Directors, Geo. f. Williams, Tobias
Lord, Jr, A. r. Tolman. James Walden, J.
H. Williams, J. b. Pratt and F. F. Phillips;
Secretary and Treasury, J. A. Clark.
OXFORD.
The Democrat says One of the old land
marks (Gould's Academy in Bethel, is be-
ing removed, to make place for new brild-
ing to be erected by Edmund Merrill, 60x40
feet, two stories high with all the modern
improvements. The building is to be ready
for the furniture and occupancy the first of
September Contract price 81 900, with old
building.
PENoBsCOr.
The Wing says the Mattawamkeag drive,
driven by Alex. McLain and a crew of about
fiftv-five men passed VIM Monday afternoon.
The drive contains twenty-five to thirty
million feet of logs. The second drive of
20 900 900 will not be brought along at once.
PIsCATAoUIs.
Mr.. Dennen, at the kineo House, has got
extensive additions to the hotel well under
way. and will be prepared to accommodate
$50 to 400 guests by August
SAGADAHoC.
The largest ship ever constructed in Bath
will be built by Albert Hathorn the coming
summer She will be of the following d.
mensions: Length of keel. 226 feet; beam
43A feet; depth of hold % feet. She will
register =, 200 tons. Building operations will
be commenced the latter part of next month
Messrs. Deering & Donnell of Bath are to
build schooner of about 600 tons, as soon
as the one on the stocks is launched.
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Marrieo.

In this city. May 18th. by Rev. c. +. Penney Mr.
ID. H. Getchell and Miss. Carrie l.. hendricA' oo'''
of this city. ", v.u. Ir.;.n =
Ma ried in Hallowell. by Rev Mr. Val; Lueien T.
Arnold of Augusta to Miss Hannah Adams
IT, Pss.adu,1kesg MAY 18th, stephen 5 oEdon
"a Me- Caroline NJ Avery. both of Passadumkeag
AI In Paris April 10Th. Mr. Hannibal l. Wheeler OF
Paris, and Miss Flor. 3. Swift Of oxford; r,.. -
In Navsyie, May 18th Miss Angie L. Ihomas 70
NJ. IN uarhert g. Jewett of Winthrop.
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Bib.

=, En-. Nav 10TH Sadie Edna, daughter OF WI.
IN snI Ahbie NJ Folsom, aged months ana
days. ,..x All. n rife Of Iorin9
7 lombard seed 81 years months pu
A9m n LAST Deerine, MAY 10th. Mr.. George H. fenneh
aeed IS years II Eonfhs; r,,. u.,.ood
aeed 81 years months.
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Large numbers of Canadians pass through
augusta on the eastern taains, en- route for
homes in the West
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-19

Ex.policeman Carter arrived home from
Texas. last night. attired in long linen dus-
,sr as a souvenir of his Southern trip.
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Sbut up your hens, or the old scratch will
!. 70 nav with your early garden truck.
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House cleaning is all the rage. and the
r,,e ones are now told forty times dav to
,.,ook out for the paint
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-19

Twenty gallons of rum was seized on the
rival of the freight train, yesterday after
noon.
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An exchange so fully expresses our SEN
ament' on the subject of local correspon-
DENTS that we cheerfully adopt its language
and publish it for the benefit of our readers
We want to hear from as many cores
pondents as can write to us every week. Ii
do not print all they write, the fact should
not offend them. We have to judge OF the
natter that will best please or interest the
most readers, and we trust no correspondent
WI feel unkindly if we DO not always give
al the room asked for. We may cut down
urge letter, but never mutilate it. DO not
discouraged because we freely use the
boiler" It's useful uteRsil in printing
0nee, and never does harm to anybody. It's
perfect machine, and saves q great deal OF
gpe setting"
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He is the thor ard inventor of his popular system
he imparis his TO IL is applicable to all
classes and and. under his reduced rate within
the resch of almo-; every one.
Patients receive treatment and have for home
the same day. DR. Shermau's Book on Rupture gives
convincing proofs fro proft- sinnal gentlemen and
others of hi sful treatment II is illustrated
with photograph piefur of bad cases before aud
after cure, and j. 10 those VIII send 10 cents.
Principal offic-, PSI Brosdwa n Y. Branch office,
~ Mk Street. Boston. Day, in Ne " MONDAY
TUESDAY, saturday. In Boston-W ednestay, Thu >.
day and Friday. may:t&w limo
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Professors John NJ. Carnochan: Egbert
Guernsey; VIM. Tod Helmoth; A. n. II ills !;
NJ. W. Noxan, and hundreds Of the most
eminent physicians of New York City en-
dorse and prescribe the Liebig Co.'S Arnicat-
ed Extract of Witch Hazel. Beware OF
cheap limitations. The LiebiS Company
offers no cheap goods. 1t offers only honest
nreparations at honest prices. Arnicated
WITCH Hazel cures Piles, Salt Rheum, Ca
tarrb. Rheumatism, Lumbago, Painful Peri
ODDS and other Female Complaints. Sold in
fiftv cents and dollar sizes. mayl0eodf&wlw