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0P*eI0s 1Up4Et7s u 4"* VHtt&1g0 1Ff'tai1zs
nDsTOS, Sept. b.-The sale of tickets to tho
aeslcs OF orchestral concerts which arc to bc
uivon in this city this winter beKnn toihy.
ThorG will be twcnty concerts on successive
Saturday evenings. They ur0 to DO provided
for by tho uharailty at Mr. II. L. l{tKglnsou, .
wealthy 1,oston gentleman. who bus startod tho
project u purely benevolent project. In tho
Interest Ut art. lie agroea to be responsible fur
tho entlro expense. autl hls Idea IL to furnish
tlrst-elass orchestral couocrts In eycry way rs
flue a. can bo given. George iIorschcl will
be tho loader. Tho prico Of general
admission to tho hall 10 ouly rs cents and season
people waited Ia iIue n front Of tue box4otl!co
NIL Inst night Tho sa4e began at this mor r lug
and $1,000 worth OF tlokets were sold. Mr. iiIg-
ginson's outlay will be fr0m ti2,oo to &s0,000
beyond the largest possible receipts frosR tick
, 1881-09-06

80 miles, where he will take tho
cars for thta place fully cquEppod for tho tleld.
Two companies of cavalry marched foslny from
Fnrt Cummings To Fort tlAyarsi. whef0 thoro are
now Two companies. md Tho wholo rnrcc will
move towards Apache II TIM tewa csntIn,i es
bud. | hnvo not yet ortlorcd infantry from
Uncompahrn to avoid crowatng toro frfbsn
f.cavnnw0rth< i tay or twD will ctnID ns to
sca moro clearly whcthor it f. necessary. Tilt
telcErafhs and pns's from private aourcos ntu,
NJ usual, 40 sensational TINT | cannot rely u,o1s
tnnyth,nR not oi'tcIat. Neither tlme nor troops
will bo spared. All ia tll,Ict In this department.
JOIiH pOrE, iIroyct Ainjor-uencra1.
, 1881-09-06

GALESA, ILL.,. Sept. 5:--Trnln No. :. COM
Ing sutth OH tho narrow.gnRs branch Ut ula
Chicago j. Northwestern lonu, cotiiaetl with
MI engine this sfde of Alurley's Sutton at 10
o'clock t,.1s forenoon. 10th were going Mt
mora tllllll 1no.ler1lte rate of speed. No. 9s
engine WIS completely wrecked aud several
0f tao cars hatily disabled. No person was
Injured. The 1iall all1 passengers were
transferred In wagons to Lancaster: The
station WIS only Slightly talnagcd.
, 1881-09-06

IsocKFol,t', ILL.,. Sept. 5.-joLA Mahoney,
Of Chicago, timer employed on the new
opcru.!lonse, slipped and fell froln the ridRs
Of tho rout about o'clock this afternoon,
striking OIL n p1lo OF soft dirt about ifty-ttye
or sixty feet below. His head was bruised
considerably, but he is yet conscious, aild
says l,e does mt feel IN though he hnd NJ
celyed any intet,,a! Injuries. lie Is attended
by DR.. McAlfee, WHO thlnks tho fall will not
result fatally. But iive minutes before he
fell lIe told fallow-wor kinan that he
tllought ha should fall off before night. anil
1t Is thought lie was overconie by the Intense
ijCnt.
, 1881-09-06
gCALDED.


spsetal Dtspatth to 1hs CA4esso Tribune.
DUuupuE, 1u., Sept, 5.-M. Tschfangi, the
well-known brewer OF this city, was badly
scalde.l today BY stepping Into d vnt OF boil.
ing water III llts brewery. Fortunately the
water was shallow ami only came to Ills
knees, otherwise Instant ileath would have
eIlslleit. From ilts knees down tue flesh md
skin c,,slla atf III cliunks. Tile doctors ara
hopeful TINT they cRn prevent Ampltatlon.
, 1881-09-06

4 Southern negro an ex.stare. hlre1 hald
ouo~thlsl and the luasteF two-thifds of tho crop.
Tha old neprp was honest, but NOS up IN aslth.
which he put III hia lnastcr'a crib, aud reported
IL the astonIshel landlord. "nar ID no third,
sah; de laud A1R too puor TO produce % third,
BAk."
, 1881-09-06

LosAN0ELos, Sept. b.-The city celebrated
Its centennial to-day with much spirit. A
procession. literary exercises. ancient uatlys i,
dances, g1lmes', ETC., composed the pgpg1ai9,
Gov, Ppgklns delivered m aaQrcaA t
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Special Dtspa.<h 10 IN cAteaao. Tribune.
BATTLE CHEEK, MIch,, Sept. "a freight
train OF fourteen cars was dlitched ahoQt tlye
miles west Ut this city today by broken
regular truths OF tho Chicago aud Gsald
Trunk wero Delayed several hours,
, 1881-09-06

ssestai ns'la.l n.sAll.s or THE ptal1T,.
Ae tpllo,s,.o AFR, Sept, 6.-trhe DItfyc,, h.
Asuty s,s.x special FROM Caup ri, inns. '~4
''&a'on' Sixth Calvary, viii tIIir,v,
, 1881-09-06

KILLED UY A. UA8E-pALL.
PATTERSON, Sept. b.-Henjan}In ShoErocll,
willie playing basa-bal. this afternoon. was
struck III the stol,acl, by a bail FROM tue bat.
ai,a died In q foW minutes.
, 1881-09-06

8ptetat Dtspaseh to 1hA CAtssao 1tspun*
CEsTnA1.IA, ILL.,, Sept. 5.---hrs. Sehuck-
man. wh0 was so terribly burned BY lamp
explosion about two weeks ago. died today
utter fenrful suffering, 1lr. Scllnckl,an was
badly burned abOlt tho hands ut the tlIne,
but has nearly recovered. '> q
, 1881-09-06
The Manager Of the Cornell Crew
Tells the Story Of shinkel's
Perfdy.
An Outside Demand Sets the
Lard and Pork Markets
booming.
Interest in the Ecumenical Council Of tie
Methodist Episcopal Church ut
London.
r11E DEMOCRATS,

te ,'eaoernte ''e .,ee .,. Ill.,, 1s1s 1,,,",,ns W. @
d. Ja!nes 4tolel III tnls c'5' ih'''a"lo"s
hive been thrown ont III eessa!" quarters
s IN, r. "%r,in % scrtain members of The
e.s.' =" 49,, nat,,,o -, r,ttnn,,o, IN
,,sa'e Ns''ha'ee 'f"n @'tss pass"l'on M ,s ~
its proceedings. keIly mas pee'' anlcA 10
uariy. nnd with hIs r,s,,al upl,lupss IL. meets
tha,v ,,,t,, ,,,r"ats and 1irinuco In hin
.ne "'a snsa'a 49," f'nns". t.o.,,,,.t,,o,
speech 10 lhe lan'na!ls HEntfat 1"l""'h.e"
when the convention meets to 90 there
90 t,,o representatives at tia nemocrntic
,,n~t, ~, W. n,, ,1,,N,y thoro with nro,u.r rrr.
p"rtt. hc nIo Roms el'clo n.sn p'ons' ~ ~
yctllts,.l tint will darn to
10So1sf: THE REPRESENTATIVES, OF TAM
MANY HALL"
srhr ft,ptfnp nced not necessarily manifest
1tsrlg in nnv violent ottthuak nj, tho commit
, 1881-09-06

The only news received ut military head
quarters yesterday relative to the Indian
outbgeuk III Arizona was dispatch from
Gen. Mcdowell stating that no communica-
ton l,ad yet been Ind with Fort Apache, and
It was impossible to say whether tho post
Ind been captured or not,
, 1881-09-06

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept. 6.-Arrlscd, tho
Celtic, frmn Now York.
NEw lonK, Sept. 6.-Arrtyed, tie Gallatta,
1ruM UfAsKQN,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-12-09
THE PACIFIC BANK
To be ReOrganized.-An Assessment to
be Levied.

BosToN, Dec. s.
There is now little doubt the resumption
of business by the Pacific National Bank
under its charter, with, however, an entire
change of management. Weeks says he is
ready with his $500, 900 tomorrow. The di-
rectors and stockholders have subscribed
their 81 900 OOO and $780, has been
raised on $3.50, 900 of debts classed by the
Examiner as bad An assessment of 100
per cent. will soon be levied by Comptroller
Knox upon the stockholders. At meeting
of the directors of the Central and Pacific
Banks this afternoon, the following plan in
connection with this assessment was adopted
The million dollar syndicate mentioned above
will take the stocks and assume the assess
ments of such as are unable or unwilling to
pay, and give such stockholders the right to
repurchase at the end of eighteen months on
the basis Of the 100 per cent. assessment.
The committee on behalf of the bank. ap-
pointed by the directors, went to Washington
this evening, for the purpose of comforting
with Comptroller Knox in regard to the plan
of reorganization. The executive board of
managers for the bank under the reorganiza-
ton has been substantially arranged. 1t is
learned on reliable authority that Col Need
ham found in his examination that three days
before the suspension, President Benyon in
sured himself for ST., 900 and his son for S.
600, using the funds of the bank to paw the
policies, and his excuse being the Insurance
company threatened to withdraw their de-
posit if this was not done.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-12-09
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

John Gillispie. the burglar whom the Rev.
DR. Gage, OF Hartford. Conn, captured
week ago Saturday night, was before the
superior court, Thursday, found guilty, and
sentenced to ten years in the state prison.
Ex-Judge J. NJ. Barbour of New York,
died Thursday. age "a.
The life-saving service men on the New
Jersey coast demand increased pay, and
threaten to stop work if their demand is not
granted.
Parnel was taken suddenly ill, Wednes-
day. with chills and shivering fits.
The Inter Ocean says that, H. b. Porter
of 80 State street, Chicago, states that Cal
teau told him two years ago that he intended
to go to Washington and create stir which
would make his name famous all over the
world.
JEFF Davis arrived in New York Wednes-
day from Europe, on the steamer Neckar
He declined to talk politics and left for Ken
tucky in the evening.
At a meeting of the New York Comfy
Anti-Monoply League in New York Thurs
day night. addresses were delivered by Cong
ressman Ladd of Maine and others.
A terrible boiler explosion occurred in
Jones gin house. near Elberton, Ga, Thurs
day. Two persons were killed and two Sc
verely injured.
A. B. Hemingway, foreman of fire com
pany in Coldwater, Mich, has heen arrested
on charge of setting fire to Armory Hall in
that city in June last. The matter creates
considerable excitement.
Henry l.. Adrlch of Prov dence, has leased
the Baltic mill of Trustee Chafee and will
put the machinery in operation Thursday the
18th.
An order was issued Thursday for the
State Capital Mutual Insurance Co. of Har-
risburg, Pa, to show cause why it should
not be dissolved.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-12-09

them. at their Law term in Augusta, they as
sented to his being represented, if he wished,
at the hearing. He spurned the privilege.
lie was Supreme Executive" He wanted
nothing Of the Court The Justices took
their time. and gave their decision, months
ago, but his Supreme Highness did not con-
descend to convene the Council for some
three months, and hence there was no oppor-
tunity to have it announced until last week
The decision is against him.-unanimously
against him. He now says il is not binding.
IL is a decision conclusive as that upon
which the State Government of Maine rests
to-day. 1t was given in the same way as the
..opinions" that sent Gsrcelon and his
rump legislature into infamy. and estab-
lished all the Departments of the Gov
ernment Of 1880 II is a decision OBJ
tanned in the same manner as that upon
which Governor Plaisted's claim to his chair
is founded: the same as that upon which two
Justices Of the Supreme Court, appointed In
1880, hold their seats on the Bench to-day
Why don't Garcelon go to law and obtain a
decision that will be binding:" Why don't
Fogg and Foster and Parker and the rest OF
that crowd go TO law and tip over the ''opin-
ion that tipped them overs
Gov Davis, thev say. removed Hastings
and appointed Spaulding. Gov. Davis sat in
his chair upon an Opinion" Ifnot binding
his removal Of Hastings was without effect
Why not let Hastings sue out quo Torranfo,
or whatever they call it. to get Spaulding
out? 1t would look quite as well as for the
Governor TO do it.
Pooh, II is mere bosh, and he knows 1t,
and the whole pack Of editors that have been
having at the heels Of his Council for resist
ing his usurpations know it. He don't want
law. He don't want another decision from
the same tribunal. He wants to have the At
torney General refuse to bring the suit and
thea whine about it.
do hope the Attorney General will give
him all the law he wants, in any way he
wants and just as soon as he wants It,
"QUo WARRASTo."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-12-09
FORTY.SEVENTH CONGRE ESS.
Bill Allowing Department Officers Con.
gressiOnal Seats.
Senate.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 8.
Upon the expiration of the morning hour,
Morrill, addressed the Senate at considerable
length upon his tariff commission bill. The
President pro tenn. submitted the response of
the SecretaryIof the Interior to the Senate.
The resolution of May 10Th. transmitting
list of officers, clerks and other employees
on the rolls of the departments, with salary,
date of appointment and grade of office, exact
State to which he is charged and indicating
who served in the Union, who in confederate
armies, tabled and ordered printed.
The chair also presented the memorial of
the National Guard Association of New York,
for army militia law referred to the COM
mittee on military.
Bills were introduced and referred by Pen
dleton, providing that principal officers of
each of the executive departments NAV Oc-
cupy seats on the floor of the Senate and
House: referred on motion of PendletoI to
special committee of two, to be appointed by
the chair.
Senator Morrill, continuedn in support of the
bill in favor of the appointment of commits
sion to investigate the question of the tariff
and internal revenue laws.
Morrill, finished at . 10 o'clock
Garland wished to be heard on the subject
and it was informally passed over for the
present
A resolution was tabled and ordered
printed for reference to the committee on
finance of the recommendation in the Pres
ident's message in favor of the repeal of the
acts authorizing the coinage of silver and
issue of silver certificates, and their retire
ment from circulation.
Garland introduced bill in relation to the
Presidential succession, upon which he gave
notice of his intention to speak. Tabled.
IN motion of Hoar tho mpmoria1 prasenf-
ed at the called session in relation to the
title by which New York senators should be
addressed, was referred to the committee on
privileges and elections.
bill granting franking privilege to the
widow of President Garfield, was then, with
out objection, passed under a suspension of
the rules.
After short tribute to Doorkeeper Bassett
by President pro TEN. Davis. today being the
fifteenth anniversary of Bassetts appoint
ment, the Senate adjourned until Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-12-09

The Mormon question will come prom
inently before the Housc at an early day
The name Of Cannon, the Mormon
claimant Of the seat in the House as dele
gate. was placed on the roll Of members
elect, but his claim to a seat j. contested
by Mr.. Campbell (nota Mormon) and the
Speaker ruled the other day that Can
mons name was wrongfully on the list
and forbade it to be called. The contest
between these two claimants for the seat
promises to be very lively and the result
will be looked for with a great deal of in
interest. The democratic side Of the
House appears to be in favor Of Cannon
and the many-wives system.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-12-09
TAKE THIS 10000
If YOU ARE THE HANDSOMEST Or MEN,
FOR THE GREAT p. T.. BARNUM

.nts you TO escort the L0reiesf Homan In all the
world. with the GREATEST SHOW on EARTH,
during the travelling season Of 1882 and offers you
GihhoM rtserrdfion, and ia entire good faifh, n
CASH PRiZE OF tl00O0 If YOU sre adjudged the
all lrepre.ehiaiveso Manly Beauty and Physical Per.
lection, the world over In making the award, sym
ictry and stafeliness Of stature and nobility o. pres
ence, as ", II good looks will be considrfed,
as IA pretty man" Is not wanted, and none Of thae
class need apply NJapplicsions received after Feb
lsf 1ss2 on u hich day judgment will be rendered
Applications may be made In person. by letter con-
tanning photograph aud fail address. No letters an
swered. or photographs returned. Address.
BARNUM, BAILEY 4 HUTCHINSON. Proprieto1
GREAT BARxUM 4 LONDON CONFINED SnOws,
40 Bond Strt ct New York C1tv,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-12-09
Verdict Of the COrOner's Jury.


PORTSMOUTH, Dec. s.
Schooner Jane, lumber laden. while in the
lower harbor for shelter. Tuesday eveiDg,
got ashore on Kittery side, and was pulled
off by the tug Clara Bateman, sustaining
some damage, though not sufficient to pre-
vent her proceeding to her port of destina-
ton. Dory oars and other boat gear were
washed ashore on the beach Wednesday, bu,
whether they were swept from vessels deck
or are the wreck of some more serious disas-
ter is not known. The weather at sea the
night previous was extremely boisterous.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-12-09
FoREIcM NEWS.
British Br,g Wrecked.


LONDON, Dec. s.
The British brig, Fanny, from Greenock
for ST. Johns n F.. is ashore at Vatersa,
an island of the outer Hebrides, Scotland, Is
jismantled and will probably become total
wreck.
Supposed Murderer Arrested.
DR. Lamson, who is suspected of causing
the the death of a student at the Blenheim
House school, Wimbledon, and who disap
peared, has been arrested.
Not Drowned.
Five of the crew of the German bark.
Lohrengrin. previously reported drowned,
haved landed at this port.
Anticipated Split.
BERLIN, Dec. s.
1t is anticipated that there will be another
split between the ministry and the centre
party, as Bismarck is believed to be irritated
against the centre on account of the reJec
ton of his bill for the establishment of an
economic council. Various factions of the
left will combine and introduce bill at the
present session for insurance against accl-
dents. 1t provides for the compulsory in
surance by workmen and will be in other
re.pe cts modelled on a former bill introduced
by the government.
Opera House Burned-Great Loss of
Life.
VIENNA, Dec. 8, $50 p. NJ.
The Ring theatre, formerly comic opera
house, where Sarah Bernhardt recently per-
formed, took fire at o'clock tonight, just
before the performance. The fire was caused
by the falling of lamp on the stage. The
house was tolerably full and the loss of life
-,
Sixty were saved by means of ladders and
by jumping into cloths held below. Great
est efforts were made to save life. The
scene was terrible. Flames were 1hooting
up through the roof and eventually cutting
the whole building. 80
Midnight report. The taking out of the
bodies continues. 1t is estimated 500 per-
sons persisted. Some of the bodies are fear
fully disfgured. Among the missing are
Herr Fife. court musical director. Most of
the bodies identified up to the present time
are those of tradesmen and minor officials.
On spreading the news of the disaster the
performances at the other theatres were
stopped.
Services of CanOnizatiOn.
ROME, Dec. 8.
The ceremony of canonzation of Sabre
DeRossi Laurent and Claire took place to-
day according to the program. Groups of
people assembled, as early as six O'Clock in
the morning, at points wherever it was pos
sible to obtain view of the spectacle. The
weather was splendid and the proceedings
were without any untoward incident. The
hall in which the ceremony took place was
crowded and several ecclesastes tainted.
The Pope entered in great pomp was borne
upon the Sedia Gestatoria. He was preced-
,T :, ,,1.
ng patriarchs. etc. After the ceremony was
concluded the city bells were rung. The
Pope celebrated mass. His voice was very
feeble and he constantly required the sup
port of assistants. He subsequently deliv-
cred homily on the part played in the
world by holy persons who have since joined
the communion of the saints. He said he
was reioiced in being able to augment the
number of the elect who interceded with the
Almighty for the Church and society. The
ordinary Roman population appeared ndif-
ferent to the ceremony.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-12-09
FROM PORTLAND.
Smelling Works Burned.

PORTLAND, Dec. 8.
Shortly after eleven O'Clock tonight the
Portland Smelling Work were discovered to
be on fire and in short time the building
used as the acid works and the smelling
works proper. were completely enveloped IN
flames. An explosion occurred in the acid
works. v which blew off the roof but did no
other damage. There were seven furnaces In
full blast. The floor overhead had become
overhcated and when the fire burst out man
in the second story had but Just time to es-
cape. The building burned like a finder
box. In the acid works there were two im-
mense tanks on the second floor and seven
furnaces on the first floor. In the other build
ing there were eight furnaces, the boiler and
engine and much other machinery. The
works had been but recently been completed.
There had been $50, 900 expended on them.
The insurance amounts to only about SlO.-
900. The company had large orders ahead
and the fire will prove disastrous on that ac-
count There were about twenty men en-
ployed at the works, which were running day
and night.
Arrival Of the Steamship Dominion.
The Steamship Dominion arrived tonight
after terrible stormy prssage of twenty
days from liverpool. She had her decks
swept, lost four boats, funnel and bridge
carried away. One man was injured.
Prisoners Sentenced
In the L. s. Court, today, Jeremiah Don
ohue, Frederick Garrison and Alexander
Ward were each sentenced to thirty days in
the Wiscasset Jail and 800 fine for selling
liquor without a license. David w. Hoffses,
mate of the ship Louis Walsh, was sentenced
to one day in the Portland Jail and 500 fine
for assault upon David Murray, a seaman.
A. Henclock Mclean was sentenced to three
years in the State prison for larceny of letters
from the Portland post Office.
Verdict Of the COrOner's Jury.
PORTLAND, Dec. 5.
The coroner's jury, today, exonerated the
Ogdensburg railroad from blame in the mat
ter of the accidental death o, Capt. William
Turner yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-12-09
An Iuhumau Brute.

RALEIGH, n. c.. Dec. 8.
A man named Shepard was discovered,
Sunday, in the act of outraging his own
daughter, aged 5. The child's screams
brought assistance. The man was placed in
Jail. Preparations were being made to lynch
him but he made his escape from the Jail and
has not been heard from.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-12-09
Arrested o. Suspicion.
FALL RIVER, Mass. ,

FALL RIVER, Mass. Dec. s.
John Sullivan, Dennis Calden and Michael
Sharkey has been arrcstsd on suspicion of
numbering Dennis Raymond early this MORN
ing. Sullivan says he can prove an alibi and
denies all knowledge of the affair. John
Csldon, who is alleged to have done the
shooting, i. still at large and $500 reward
has been offered for his capture. He is %,
light complexion, brown hair, blue eyes,
large nose, slim build. height feet 10 inches,
scar or bunch GA the back of one hand.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-12-09
Chicago Produce Market.
fLOUR-sfeady,

. CHICAGO. Dec 9.
FLoUR-sfeady.
2si cash; Dec. 29i; Jan. 305,a 50.; Feb. 3 do
i5i.
,oRx-lower at COZ s6l; and 6g, cash bid; 61i
Dec; Gil JAN; 59l Feb.
OATS - lower 45t cash 45s; dec. AZ 4 Feb. a; /;
Jan. IS.
xYE-steady; 81.
BARLEY-easer At 06.
PORK at IL IS for cash and II %. for Dec.
II 42l for Jan.
LAKD-st II os for cash; II % nov; II 27l. Dec.
BULK AEAT-Shosidere, 80; short rib 900
Short clear. y 25.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-12-09

How often persons have been annoyed by
burrs clinging to their dress or clothing, and
how seldom have they, when cleaning them,
given it a thought that Burdock Root is the
most valuable blood cleanser and purifier
known, and is sold by every druggist under
the name of Burdock Blood Bitters. Price
$l.00, trial size 10 cents. Dec6td&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-12-09
Launching Of a Schooner.

CAMDEN, Dec. s.
II. NJ. Bean, Thursday, launched from his
ward in Camden the three masted schooner
General Adeibert Ames, 476 tons, govern
ment tonnage. The vessel is rated A |. for
fourteen years, and was built for Capt. Jane
son. of Rockland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-12-09

There are all sorts Of speculations
about the make up Of the House COM
mittees. but they are speculations and
nothing more. The committees will be
announced next week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-12-09
Sailor Drowned.

CALAIS, Dec. 5.
George +. Dale. supposed to belong in
New Bedford, fell overheard Wednesday
night, from the schooner Hyena, Of St.
George, and was drowned. The body was
recovered.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-12-09

The organization Of the Senate will be
left at present as it stood at the meeting
of Congress. The committees are held by
the republicans and the officers ofthe SEN
ate are held by the democrats. Mr. Davis
holds the balance Of power and he says
there will be 20 change. That settles
that question
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-12-09
Order of the IasptrGf5.

CALVIN COOPER BENNETT, II. d will be at
Mr.. >. ". yohnsoD's, Academy ST.. Ha lowell, for a
very Iimi'e stay, commencing Wednesday evening.
Ian. 9fh, is, Those Wishing to avail themselves II
his healing shosld make previous application, either
Tor his sec.io. who viii give any desired informs
ton In regard to the peculiar and successful healing
as practiced by DIR. Bennett.
ALBERT BULLEN, Hallowell, Me-,
dsc5fmo Secretary for the Valley Of the H nnebec