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SUICIDE AT FOURTEEN.

nETgcTED IN rH1EvEAY, SIZE TAXES ARSENIC.
Ever 8tpcp the days Of tho dAught0r OF tho
Can,ets. and for ttnt matter for cnuturea bo-
iore toe h1'iateu tSuAe. pfoV.aea eup1ect i"t
tile CorpnrF of Verona. It hAS been tho pr1lotlco
of young foinnles with whom the coursc OF true
iova t not r,,t .,nfth,v II, oy,tt thc,r vtcx md
1uln1sa 'ten's TOE tao ne"spaposs ~ ansoso1n9
co'u poison. All occustdnal dansel-out theso
Eenofully OF tho class WIN have s1tfercd moro
thnn ono disapuo,ntmsnt-wouldi try tho
cold water route, tho dark arch. and The
s"1ft"how!nK river. Even moro rarely
III In tho case Ut tho unfortunate Miss
J,at,cv. whoss trautu histpry Ia lotnttod
In Tim ,vel1-knowu English baliud. the huart-
stricket pnO woulu rjs0 aGuye tho cumnon-
place and slowly stxansuaso, by n!e.na Of y
Rl such cnscs, howuvof. the IuuvtnR ind melting
CAUSE wMs lovu.-luvc uacuQuftod or too vol ro.
piprOuatpd. Tho pOEsOu prltucaB, nutwlthstart-
!nx THO 9xeeptso,ls notea, has always been tho
bought BY the ounce and urson,c by tic pound
1t will probably continue tn be &c.,
Tho cnse of Selma Heten Dttxefl, reported to
tho Coroner yesturlny. differs from tho Ordinary
run ut feminine auofd1 otIty In TINT tho Hrl wns
but u child, and was Inuvud to shuf1io % this
1uortal coll not boca1,se hpr sweetheart had Rone
back on her, but beouuso OF
ngmo,sx RON PETTY THEFT.
% Gpe Se'H 'c ~ a H. ~ @ ln,n as1 .hn % ~
Egcek; ~ MsGu' h4o Wss hakvW ~ insu tao tMy "
h s,nir.H,S ~ mi noie .1s oost t.t "o
, Inv 1Gsna'usu G H.. uast I. "geA ,,a aao yca.os
nM nM sMIa, I.s, totgs Inv senny ;tt,r anu strhh9
tiur othpluyut ElnMisu ncF IluIe ~ y uAtgnLuf
ti LINN i. r. a4 nh1'a 9po .. H. ~. ,
t1 non " at noop. , -" on' @ si,n OG 's
nas ~ m n1f n az n peo sn
HtEeIttKHteH W ColA'A4tk1N ~ WY bA44 tAA%
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ssW(IfrE plNE.o

An oLp urEnATbn IN A NEW PART
As tho Mining Hoard was nboNt to hold Sos
t"o OF tao oest afessoa ana oost appoaeane mon
among atl hose who scented 10 naso IN interest
shouldors BY Detectives MoDo,,htd and Thorp.
ard tnsor,pa., that ,haIr cnrnnauv tyn.
"aere.,ix @ .otlot, ua, u I'm f,n1or ~ r"1iec rnas
STATION tter. ~ aftox t balnr informed Of thotr nr.
roat. vnva tba nutnea Of f,eorre Russell and
,,,s,s, efv euo "nueo y. oo~.su A, , j.. ~ az
Mhl1am Wooda. Ine cnaFpo put uown IN sne
book opposit thoir names Ia "vagrancy."
but It, Is understood that an attempt will
Of tionF what hundrods Of proa,nont btisinSss.-
tho nvariuioiis md xrroly public On tho atooks
Or alleged mines represented to 10 fnbulnuely
rich In tntnotMl, whom tho Dnly riches they pt,s-
scss ctitisfst in uuation and tnc1o. iiussdii
IL /. worry slick Nun, and his cotnptnI0n whose
supposed to bv ci1uty we'll calculated to do
reivc. The former tn hIs oxporlonccs Ia the fur
Weat cams into tho possession Ut TUTORS, pMpurs,
and docl!snottt wilton u and drawt, Up II. the
uRtno Of {}prxe Russell, Sup Uf thusp pnpcrs arc
certificates 1t location Of mining clllfi,s, and
others uro supuosltiivus decide 10 iluaglnury
those documcnts and Gis own knowledge 1T
mines nlld Tho mining country. R,,ssell hns been
attemrttns 10 make ratsu upon the property
r ns II as 70 s@ s. hs coa In
panto1, who Is said to 10 i Californian who is
VOL yesscd ~ tho Why's II which Eastern "ton-
surnpulous mining shurks to bu found In evcry
Whether. Or nut they hive succeeded, by 4
ahuw Of etock a1ld tho exhibition oE 4 "pslpkOt
fut, Of rocks" III luadlng Rny Of tho self satisfied
Dluatcd bOhdholdors Ut t6ls or nny other city
Into Investing In their pro1oct 10 sonothfng
which ID not yet known, Even II they hAy0
" olnrhed" nnybody, there In hut lttllo prtbn-
btllty that they will bo cAtlod upon hort to no.
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ANTI-PROHIBITIONIsTS.
They Arc Determined to Forcc the
Political Parties lu Indiana to Dcflnc
Thcir Position.

Political Parties lu Indiana to DcflnO
Thplr Position.
6pfeldt Dttpateh to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
INptAvAPoL,s. Ind. April 2s.-Tho President
Of the Ant!-Prohibitton movomont-Mr. iror-
mau Ilobcr-saya that thus far they are uuAblo
TO determine whether thor foes arc Democrats
or Republicans; hut they propoao to make each
party doann lts position upon tho question ono
way or other, und TINT thero shall bo no dodGlng
Or obtaining votes utd0r false ptctensns. Thcrc
have been eyaslons and dolgluEs hItherto upon
prohibition issues, but tho mattor must bo SGT
tied beyond dispute at tho noxt Legislative
elections, IN order that tho Antl-Prohi-
bitionIsts may dHtorrnine whom they may
depond Oh as frionds In tho
future politics OF tho stato. Mr.. Liober said tho
organization was worry earnest In Its purpose.
Al tho'mectlug to be hold noxt "Wednesday even
ing COMMITTEES or hfteen would bo chosen to
take charge Of the organization ut Anti-prohl-
hluon cluhs III ovoEy county and city OF the
State.
The 0ormans Of tho city. Mr.. Ltobcr statnd,
wore unanimous in their opposition tn tho pro-
united upon tho question: Irrespective OF
previous party affiliations. 1t was agreed thut
tho question should not DO sprung In tho present
municipal campaign, but that the Issue be ro-
sorvcd for tho Legislative election.
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PROHIBITION.

TIM WoAAN,8 GMuIaTlAH TsNpAtANCR UNION
bod regular lnouthty meeting yesterday tn tho
farwell Hal Building, Mrs T. u. Carso presii-
lay. The tirst hour was taken up iu listening to
the reports Ut committees, The Trcaaurer's re-
port showed tho u,uataly Fuoelpts were sos,
which. With the amount on hand &s0A mado u
total Of $Ws. The expenditures wore 3tl4, leay-
luk U balance Of $lM.
Tue ExeoAtive Commlttee reported that the
work OF April bad chiefly consisted In complet-
ing unfinished business lott over frup tho VII.
Q0al uuetln9. Mrs. Wilson. Of the Waiting
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LABOR IN CHICAGO.

1-F,e Trudnx Asac,nh1v s!nusstIera t1n
nssss.s se.sa.
suDJeee o. n"a1"e AHAoes1e1ens-
Mccel0E oGXAtinefh ana CurrtCfa, C0fe
pctlters, and Workers In TIN Laat
Nvnnxnr
~ m...,
1no 1F"de nno haoo nasompy lnet III reRu'aF
weoRly sosston lust evening at To- Washington
street, Mr. Gcorec Nolxers In the chair, Mr..
nvncs frnr, tbn T,ornmtttno ~, putL1nu Aaao
,i.Mora o".o, ~. ~ ~. -" ~ s',.s
clouons, Fcportcu tnat tno cost OF tonr'Foom
cottages, constructed OF tho bcst material, would
not excrcd 800. Mr, Pike suggested that build
1,.r ..son,,tt,,. ,hnn,d no r,,,,,,, ,vt,h nr.
.us HesoeH1oHe supu'u wv W io.uou' VIZ "ot
10 oxecea twenty-five memooss, caen OF
whom should pay In &5 per month. This
would RIvc tho association m iucomo
~ sies ,cr ,,,o,n ou, tha r,orov ,cu,d ho
" S'@t' puE a'o"1a' ~ w n1o"e1 eoa'a w
loancd out 70 memhcfs Tor tho purposo or ouy-
Ing lands and building residences. 1t should be
denitiot} hv Int vim stu,1lt have tho frat use of
80 r,nroy 80 n ~ ,,ntT oo,h ,,ar had ~
",I ta1 mss1' ~ aaa ~ y" ""''' o"o" n'"" """ ~
11ltca noaacs ...
iuU auhstantlailv with thu v,e,vs t1f t,e Cnnu,it
I'm h,,t .r,,,s.t,rn lat a,,c, nr,..nIron,s IT,
ss w. W. suHseat'nI uotAtou "t"o"uasta' esF'
WOODWARD favored inc pan OF small aesoola-
uons. ~ EWING mcmooss octt9r onaneo 70
Know Who taelt associates "ere: IN h!s Wow
the CITY WAS gong 10 4x[end tnntn moro taah n
any other direction and 70 believed that within
s,,1nsst, ~ J .fnu Sr"u ~ ~ unsl aian 10
Mr. PISn ji,nfSti IN tho hnautics 1T iii plan.
,.t.fch .,i.s st.,,
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spectaclos scientifically adapted to every ncct
OF failing sight by our eminent opttcian, Prof
Morris Dernhardt, No. LIZ State street.
, 1881-04-29
THE ClTY-uALL.

THE feadverttsel-for lids for street cleaning
will be opened to-dAy by Commissioner Waller.
KtanrrEa Ut tbs coptrautors laborers on tho
Harrison street vikduct struck yesterday for
hl1hHs wages. They were Eett ing 1lsU tay
, 1881-04-29

suspended.
Tus demand for shed permits In the 1utldtpx
ss sSals 7 os ssdS 1s E.Ss 'f
wait Az oxccedlngly long tfn1e before they arc
served.
Tn1 Committee on Streets and Aloys Of tho
nun. met did ticccI that the rofnonstrat.co
aEninst tho Improvement Ok MAXWELL street 10
placed On ''fe.
for bids for tho ES,t,strottnn of tho now iridsc.
kn9w whether they VIII 10 put mp sMs yeqr, w.
nn y anxaaa y, aTat.tnG some aeuon eS sno
,teorso 10 1sp N ~* a. "a
fos q rso.t nf fes a so sGS
tas w. ssKe * nyo5 aes wS
py the wny, ia n,nktnV MI nctIve warfare upon
sd!s eia'' ii places IN h's district. 49,, ,,.. $780,
atser tno !s1 ot M Ma ~ nas ss.rsv
ut Is time & &onn,agn s!!a hc mwh@i' " e. :" IT,
WE III! ne Mt hs Nay Gnss' i, Atter ness.
,at!na ~! monnm. fn1 ne s@a' sse oFuef8
AID. IAwf.EH n1,d tho Mayor had u decidedly
lively Interview yesterlny nttsrnoon. Tho
Mnyor ut the ttnlo wna quite wrntii. because nti
RftGr1ionn paper bad accused hin OF swallowing
Gonosstoos s a"wiers s on!sct ans wy 70 MAcG
s1 Msyor ',,, m as ~ pef cen. hof9nso f ~
nK The e. 1 ne ass g e .
ss:: s:s SksS e
Snyhow iawter ,s,i r. arxslsa e. ~ po'ht, but tho
In tnlk with D. DoWuH yesterday, he stated
to a .TntnyHE reporter tint he thought tho
bid gs The oo9 1nSn :1srk fr eo rs
'@at g pee us Ses sps
, 1881-04-29

REM0Vhl~-HAtLS SAFE 4 LOCK COMPANY
Have removed to
Ct Washington stroet,
between Dearborn and State.
A largo limo Of all kinds of safes.
, 1881-04-29
We recommend Eldradxe sewing machines

The groatcst appetizer, stomach, blood, and
liver REGULATOR on eArth-Aop R.tters.
, 1881-04-29
THE CITY.
IN GENERAL.

IN GENE1iAL.
LA. Asts, nj Dayton, O.. IA at tho Sherman.
H. WrGI.s, Of Quincy. ILL.,, IA Mt tho fremont.
J. II. WHITE, Of Fort Wayne, IS at the sher'
mhli.
MARTIN MAatsx1s, OF Montana, is nt tho
1'nritlc.
II. II. CnEvALl1Ers, OF Now York, is at tho
I,caud.
If. DAuEnMAr, Of London. England, Is nj tho
Palmer.
a, =. MASON, of Hartford, conn,, is at tho
PnImor.
AsA How ana daughtor, Of Dubuauo, aro at
N. p. Ciarkc, Of st. Cloud, slInu., Is registered
nt tho TroMant
II, y. SHERMAN and wlfo. Of indianapolis. Ind,
nre nt tho Bhcrmnll.
Nit AND Mns. nAxEs A. AMEs, Of Eoslon, arc
registered ut the Pacific.
,in. AND Mns. 0EouoE ASDnsws. OF Indian
npolts, arc mt tho Palmer.
Mn AM Mus. FuEp II. Dorr, OF st. Paul
Mimi. aro Mt tho Shcrmnn.
THE streets are 70 lc thGrouEhly cleaned by
May ~ says superintendent FoKnrtT.
Ar tho rb-Trcasnry yesterday e, .1oo IN silver
WINS received and flo,do0 In gold tis6urscd.
:slio IN. begun Giark Suina tao ilsst ssreot so.
IrGttl.
:, ,,,usv,,, 1oxra ia ,rov,rv o,,t of hin A,h,and
mschue nv seo'oeoce ~ 'e' III" ''"o7 o'"p ~
LIE ''l'
viii be cnntI,lato FOR reflection next fall, 1t IL
bc!!cvcl.
r,,r r,roha,c f.,,,rt ,,t,, ,,cun tn more ,nto tho
ncw InHTt, to-oas' 1a'fc WIN w ''o ees
SION uHta ""Sb ~
: TIE internal rovcnno receipts yesterday
amounted tn $:s} l1B, Of which $iH.l72 WIN for
Hplrits. k.G71 for tobnccu md cgars. tt,5Sl for.
beer and 3B,Is3 for special taxes.
r. l.. wAMEroRp, of Calcuttn. India; 4, H.
Tcsctemachcr, pt Lo,tton, England; ". b. Tay-
l,r, Of Glasgow, scotln1ld; ut,d jnsbua r. Uell,
Of Queensland, nro ut thU Trcmont
ME-. ro,,,,.v ~ r,,sh 4yot,,a1 t,,,to,o ontcr.
, 1881-04-29

A general mAas-.naetiuV Ut Tho tanners and
curriers' OF tho city Waa held lust evening ut their
hAll. No. 63 Milwaukee avenue. ThoEe wus a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-09

New mining companies are constantly be-
ing incorporated under the general laws OF
the State. Many of these are wildcat organ
izations gotten up for speculative purposes,
but occasionally company is formed which
means business. The keystone Hydraulic
Mining Company" organized in Portland
on Tuesday, with paid-in capital
of 100000, must be substantial
concern. The purposes of said corporation
are the carrying on the business of mining
for gold, silver and quicksilver and other
precious metals, digging bitches, building
fumes, running and building tunnels, mer-
chandisng and trading in and furnishing such
materials and supplies as may be necessary
for carrying on said business. The stock is
taken mostly by Massachusetts parties. Gen.
Benz. +. Butler of Lowell, Mass, has taken
two thousand shares at five dollars each.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-09

A very poetic and touching incident Is re-
lated of the long storm of week before last
The steamer Cambridge lay over at Rock
land during the worst of it, and finally went
out. with the weather still threatening. The
captain's wife. who lives in Rockland, re-
marked that she wished little dove would
come and tell her the boat was safe Just
than ono of the children ran in, exclaiming.
80. mother the cat has caught bird
Mrs. Ingraham went out. and depriving kit
ty of her prey, found it was a young dove
which she placed in bed with her little boy.
The next morning the bird was all right, and
as it flew merrily away, the loving wne de-
clared, ..Now l know the Cambridge IS safe
in Roston. --Roekland Free Press
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-09

corporation has been organized under
the general laws of Maine, called the Ban
gor and Katahdin Iron Works Railway Com
pany," which yesterday filed its papers in
the office of the Secretary of State. The
road is to be constructed, maintained and
operated from the Bangor and Piscataquis
Railroad in the town of Milo, at or near the
depot in that place, to the works of the katah-
din Iron Company IN township No. six, range
nine. The road will be seventeen miles IN
length. The gauge of the road is ) l-2 feet.
The amount of capital stock of the company
is $50 900, divided into six hundred shares
of 500 each. The directors are Owen W.
Davis, Jr., Thomas n. Egery, Egerton K
Burpee, Eugene NJ. Hersey and Franklin A.
Wilson, all of Bangor.
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Miss Kate Furbish of brunswick, who ha

Miss Kate Kurdish of Brunswick, who has
been for several years engaged in making a
collection of the flowers of Maine, and OF
painting them from nature, has got some
800 species, and has set herself to collect
1000. She has recently gone to Aroostook,
on her second tour. Last season she added
some fifty species to her collection there. She
found there new species of pedicularis--or
lousewort, and Prof. Watson of Cambridge,
has named it after her-Pedicuiaris Fur
bisha. This is the first time, we are told, that
a female has had this honor conferred upon
her. 1t is quite compliment to Names en-
thusiastic, industrious and skillful bOtanst,
and talented artist, for her paintings of flow
ers are not only scientifically correct copies
from nature, but they are beautiful works of
art, as well.-G Gardner Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-09

Mr. Benjamin johnson is about to retire
from the hotel business. He offers his entire,
establishment, the hotel, and all pertaining
70 1t, johnson Hall, his stable and the entire
livery stock to be sold at auction which will
take place July 20, on the premises
The "cobbossee" was out Monday night on
the grist mill bridge and gave an exhibition
OF her powers. The force pump was out too,
and little trial squirting was the result.
The steamer seemed to have the advantage.
The force pump did some good PLAYING.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-09
Great Excitement Death to Rheumatism I!

The Household Blood Purifier and Cough
Syrup and The Relief Liniment. sure and
speedy cure. Read and be convinced.
Augusta, Me-, June 3, 81.
Messrs. J. J. MAHER & Co:
'.entlemen-I have suffered with Rheuma-
tism and was so bad | could not raise nv
arms. and tried all kinds of medicine but
they did not help me. BY chance saw one
OF your circulars, and after reading it saw
names of people whom / knew, and who
had used your medicine. l Immediately pur-
chased large bottle and commenced using it
according to directions. After few doses,
to my surprise, it gave me immediate relief,
and consider it the greatest remedy in the
world for Rheumatism.
GEORGE WORsTER,
Livery Stable Keeper, Augusta, Me.
For sale by all dealers.
june4flw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-09
THE HUMAN HAIR.
How to Preserve and Beautify IL

How TO PreserVe and Beautffy II.
MANY persons abuse this delicate and
beautiful ornament by burning it with
alcoholic ,cashes and plastering it with grease,
which has no affinity for the skin, and is not
absorbed BURNETT's COCAINE. com
pound of Cocoanut Oil, etc, is unrivalled as
dressing for the harris readily absorbed,
and is peculiarly adapted to its various Goa
ditions, preventing its falling off and promot-
ing its healthy growth.
Housekeepers should insist upon obtaining
BuRNETT's FLAvoRING EXTRACTS. for they
are the best. Mayl0TuTh&S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-09

Tho Treasurer of St. Marks Home CRATE
fully acknowledges the following donations
for the month Of May:
Mrs. VIM. II. Smith, So; Mrs. Hartshorn'
a lar of pickles; Mrs. A. Rich, apples d. + r.
Wvman & Son, lumber for gate; Mr.. l.;
Lambard. five loads of kindling wood, ana
Col. Stanley, carting the same; Mr.. b. >.
Wood. lemons. celery Gannett Morse, TWO
boxes strawberries; the Rev. ). UpJohn u
copv of the revised version OF the New les
lament: Mrs. II. b. Williams, strawoerrits ;,
blanc mango: Mrs. r. ID. Rice, an air 'lg"'
stove: Mrs. II. w. Bradbury, leg Oh ia,'o ;
Mrs. II. A. Dewitt, dining iurni'u, Wal
china ware, castor. etc; MISS a. NJ. IL
Eams. bushel of potatoes, garoeh seeuS'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-09
A Cough. Cold or Sore Throat should

be stopped. Neglect frequently results in an
incurable Lung disease or consumption.
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsams,
but act directly on the infiamed parts, allay-
ing irritation, give relief in asthma. Bron-
chitis, Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat
Troubles which Singers and Public Speakers
are subject to. For thirty years Browns
Bronchial Troches have been recommended
BY physicians, and always give perfect salts
faction. Having been tested by wide and
constant use for nearly an entire generation,
they have attained well-merrited rank among
the few staple remedies of the age. Sold at
Csc, box everywhere.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-09

Postmaster Manley has returned from
Washington where he went to consult with
the Postmaster General in reference tn manv
needed changes connected with the postal
facilities of this city. Mr.. Manley stated in
detail to the department what he Thought tho
service here required and the Postmaster Gen.
erai assured him that he would do all that
lay In his power to furnish thi. office with
every facility to transact promptly its large
and growing business. He informed Mr.
Manley that he would appoint commission.
consisting of the Assistant Superintendent of
the Railway Mail Service of the Uni.
ted States and two Postoffice Inspec-
tors, with instructions to proceed at
once to Augusta and inquire into the
needs, wants, and requirements of thi. Office
The commission will be here the last of this
week or the first Of next, and make full
report to the department. Mr.. Manley re-
ceived despatch, Tuesday, informing him
that his request to have Augusta made free
delivery city, and four letter carriers appointed,
had been approved by the Postmaster Gener-
al. This will be matter of great conven-
fence to our citizens, and we are informed
that letter boxes will be established at va
rious and convenient points in the city, on
both sides of the river, and mails gathered and
delivered at least three times a day. Mr. Man
ley states that Secretary Blaine urged the Post
master General to grant letter carriers to
Augusta and called his attention to the grow
ing business of this Office and the imperative
necessity for granting additional facilities
by the Department in order that the business
might be satisfactorily transacted. Mr.
Manley also received great aid from Mr.
Walker Blaine who was untiring in his ef-
fsrts to aid him before the post Office Depart
ment. The citizens of Augusta, irrespective
of party, will most heartily thank Secretary
Blaine for remembering their wants amidst
the multiplicity of his great duties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-09

The Gospel Banner states that an account
dthe causes of the attack Of insanity when
Frustrated Rev. ]. Patterson, an Tniversalist
divine, which appeared in the Journal, is IN
correct in many essential particulars
We had our information from what
se considered good authority, and published
he article without visiting the Hospital. We
Ne glad to learn that there is prospect OF
NE unfortunate clergyman eventually recov-
efins his reason and being restored to useful
ness
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-09

The Maine Homeopathic Society met at
nine o'clock yesterday forenoon. But few
members were present. rs the majority were
compelled to return on the night trains. A
pleasant hour was passed in social converse
On professional matters. A vote of thanks
vas passed to the City Government for free
use of rooms, and to the Maine Central r. r.,
for reduction of fares. Adjourned until the
first Tuesday in June, 1882.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-09

The Hallowell Granite Co. il erecting a
~ shed in addition to its already large
lumber, ion account of the close quarters the
zen have to work in. The company has re-
eatly secured $50, 900 contract on mag
lncent :rocery and provision market, to be
.ecsed IN West Broadway. New York CITY,
the firm of Francis Leggett Co. 1ne
- drasghtsmen in the employ Of this COM
ny Yr. Alex Courier of Halloween, ana
- Ediao Berreta Of Italy, can display
ne drawings and designs - are TO DC
- the country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-09

Incomparably superior to the trashy ar
ticles which are palmed upon the public" is
the verdict of Professor DUNCAN CAMP
BELL, M. d., L. l.. d., president Royal
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Mem
Der General Council, University of Edinburg
etc, etc, ) in regard to the Liebig Co.'S Ar
ncated Extract of Witch Hazel. 1t cures
Piles, Salt Rheum, Catarrh, Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Painful Monthly Flow, Sore
Throat, Varicose Veins. Beware of Coun-
terfeits. Sold in fifty cents and one dollar
sizes. June7- teod&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-09

The pc ople of Dover and Foxcroft are
about to supply a long-felt wnnt by the
erection of large and commodious hall in
Dover village For this purpose they have
formed corporation called "The Central
Hall Company with such men as S. o.
Brown. Hon. Ephraim Flint, A. NJ. Robin
son and w. H. b. Woodbury. of Dover as
the corporation The capital stock is s5050.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-09

The quarterly meeting of the Board OF
Trustees of the Insane Hospital was
Tuesday and Wednesday. A large amount
of routine work was done. Captain
Lakin rendered BIS resignation. The Board
unanimously refused to accept it. Several
patients we're discharged. Among the num-
Der was Mrs. Pennell of Portland, who thinks
'he has mission to reform the world in san
itary matters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-09

The Hallowell city government which as
'embled on Monday, June 9Th, appropriated
money for the observance of the 4th of July !;
granted to City Marshal True right to open
an intelligence Office; ordered that the law
nregard to dogs be strictly enforced; accept
ed roll of the chief of the fire department. and
appointed a committee to confer with the
Hallowell Centennial Burying Ground Asso-
ISOLATION for the improvement ofthe cemetery