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Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-27
KenMebec Conference.

By the report submitted at the State confer
ence Of Congregational churches in Bangor
last week. it appears that Kennebec has II
churches, of which II are supplied with pas
tors. The additions have numbered 81, the
removals 62, so that there has been a net loss
of 81. Waterville has received 10 by profess
siou of faith, Hallowell 4, Richmond 3, and
and four other churches each /. Benevolent
gifts are $l74 more than last year. Rich
mond has paid of debt on the parsonage.
Rev. Henry Z. Mott has been installed al
Augusta, and Rev. Wm +. Obear at Win
throp. We all regret the departure of Bro.
A. l.. Park from his Is years pastorate at
Gardiner, and his secretaryship of this con-
ference, and bid him God speed in his new
work in Virginia. Our Classical School at
Hallowell is in all respects fourishing. Three
young men of the School began the Christian
life last fall while another who was apupil only
four weeks has since become Christian, in
consequence of impressions then received.
OF the seven young men who graduate this
year, all but one are avowed Christians. The
school prayer-meeting on Saturday evening
and the Sabbath afternoon meeting have
proved valuable means Of Christian growth.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-27

Between FIVE and six hundred visitors arc
expected to attend the Cniversalist COnven-
ton, which opens to-day. Some two hum
dred delegates are already in town. Last
evening Rev. 4. J. Patterson. ID. d.. OF
Boston, preached most able sermon to a
large audience, from Acts XVII: 26. '.And
hath made of one blood all nations OF men,
for to dwell on all the face of the earth.
The speaker convincingly proved from sci
ence and history the truth of the text and
that men are just beginning to realize its full
meaning. In previous ages nations were
jealous of each other and regarded all De-
yond their boundaries as barbarians. pn'
these ethnic hatreds are gradually oeine
obliterated. The progress OF the race is
shown in the bond of sympathy and frater'
nifty which links nations so strongly together
today. The world is coming to have fuller
conception of the fatherhood OF God
and the brotherhood Of man. Inc
doctrine of one blood is the basis OF all PM
lanthropy If God has give man commo"
nature, He must have given them common
destiny. Reasoning by analogy from the
fact that every physical desire can be graft
fed, the speaker held that, from the same
law. the craving OF the soul for Immortality
would be satisfied. The hope Of immortal
ity is so rooted in the human soul that you
cannot think of annihilation. God makes
no partial laws. We must be saved together
or doomed together. Closing, he eioquen'is
pictured the shepherd going over the oiea.
mountains in quest of the sheep that nat
strayed from the fold, and maintaining M
secret until he found the little wanderer
and then tenderly taking it in his bosom ant
carving il back to the flock. Our JOY II
heaven can never be complete until the las
wanderer is brought home. The sermon oc
cupied over an hour in its delivery, ana "a
q masterly effort. The programme for 20
day 10 - follows:-
TUESDAY, June "a. r..,~
IOA.N. Orrauisation. Reports o. hxee"''
Committee I'D Conmittee Of feiiowsMp.
am. wom.n's Centensry AsiSc,CciE A. 81 y n Nnseii
Devotional exercises condncsed Oy nev y h
Annual = port Of vice-prcsident SnerI noo Tc.s,s;
Rev. Loreuss Haynes. Of Fairns e; 1aI...r.on. 3
Foster. ol Ware n. H.; Mrs.. J. W. rassS-'
lscat0n HlRhlands. and Others rw-,>r
4P. n. Evsjnrss meetLsg. Report g 4 n
7.0P. n 1efma1 " Esv. =. =. =
eeEew Yosks et 0sanlse Ca
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-27

The philosophic mind is able to find an
element of compensation in everything that
is rasping or disagreeable. Let us state an
extreme instance in furcible illustration of
this beautiful and original observation.
Nothing so thoroughly exasperates person
of intelligence as to meet one of those amia-
bic and we'll meaning idiots who always ac-
cost one when he is melting from heat with
the remark: ''Hot, amt it?" Every warm
weather we're having" or something of that
sort. But just think hat W orld this would be
if we all talked nothing but sense. How would
you like it if every man who stopped you in
the sun to speak to you should say
"What are your opinions regarding the COM
paratiye merits of the Kautian and Hegelian
philosopher" '.Do you not think the con-
structve thoughts of Emerson are of more
advantage to the literary and social world
than the often destructive utterance OF
Carlyle." lis it not your opinion that a
iudicieus application of subsidies by the Gen.
eral Government would be desirable, to the
end that the United States might regain her
proper position in the ocean carrying trade!
or other such conundrums? By Hercules
in less than week you would be ready to
embrace the man who should remark 'ls
this hot enough for you:'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-27

For Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Depression OF
Spirits and General Debility, in their various
forms also as a preventive against Fever
and Ague, and other intermittent Fevers, the
"Ferro- -Phosphorated Elixir of Calisaya,
made by Caswell, Hazard 4 Co., New York.
and sold by all Druggists, is the best tonic
and for patients recovering from Fever or
other sickness, it has no equal.
feb1fevTues&wev.dw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-27

Ihe Sprague estate syndicate organized ON
Saturday with Postmaster Henry " Car.
diner OF Providence as Chairman. C.J.H.
Sassett, president Of the Taunton National
Bank. notified the meeting that his bank had
transferred its Sprague paper to him. The
chair stated thsf, 70 complete the oro.ri-..
uon OF the company conditional Subscription.
70 raise the capital stock to 81 ,OoO, 600 had
oeen secured Those subscribing were: II.
w. Gardiner, Jesse Metcalf, Chas. D. Oven.
Wlloour, Jackson { Co.. Henry ]. Steere'
HorIan0 y y. Hazard. B. B e. r. knight and
V ~ Bliss OF New York. Subscriptions
were received which increased The
number of shares to 5000, after which
the conditional subscription raising ,be
capital stock to $1,000. .OOO "a.
approved. The next business va. the
adoption of bylaws providing for annual
meetings on the second Wednesday in April.
!or seven Directors, no one being eligible
ior director Who does not own al least so
shares, four Directors to constitute a quorum.
the board to elect officers and manape the
business OF the company. 1t was vuted that
all national banks hoiling Sprague papers be
premitted to change their form Of subscrip-
tons, and the directors were authorized to
cali for installments of the capital stock. C..
n Bliss OF New York, ii. W. Gardner. w.
II. Hopkins, Robert knight, Charles d. Owen.
b. A. jackson and James p Campbell we're
elected AS Directors of the company. The
foiiowlng was then voted: THAT the board
OF directors be authorized to purchase such
parcels OF the property and estate, of what
ever name or nature, known as the 'Sprague
property conveyed in trust or pledged to Z.
Chafee, trustee and assignee, as NAV be sold
by him, and to sell all or any part of the
property and estate SO purchased, in its dis.
cretlon, and deed or deeds thereof, execu.-
ed under the direction of the board by the
president and treasurer, shall convey to a
purchaser or purchasers all the right. title
and interest of the Union Company in and to
the estate 81 sold. Also that said board be
also authorized, in its discretion. to lease anv
portion of the estate SO purchased remaining
unsold, pursuant to the foregoing
vote, anu lease leases made
under direction Of the board by
the president and treasurer shall be valid
and binding on this company" The follow
ing WAS then passed: Resolved, that the d.
rectors of the Union Company be, and are
hereby, instructed to take, at the earliest
practical moment, the proper legal steps to
relieve the stockholders in said company of
IN individual liability" The meeting then
adjourned, after which the Board of Directors
met and elected Henry w. Gardiner as Pres
ident and Robert B. Knight, Vice President
The other officers were passed for the time
being.-Boston Journal
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-27

Report of a Compound Oxygen patient; 81
was unable to digest my food on account OF
Chronic Inflammation of the Stomach and
Torpidity Of the Liver. The Treatment had
an almost magical effect from the first. Ny
improvement in strength, appetite and ability
to digest my food was indeed wonderful. "
Treatise on Compound Oxygen" sent free.
Drs SrARkEr 4 PALES, Philadelphia, Pa.
june2swlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-27

Beat the whites Of four eggs to stif froth
to it add two spoonfuls of curant jelley or
raspberry jam, rubbed through sieve to re.
move the seeds, and beat to fine froth.
Make custard Of the yolks Of the eggs. Z
pint of rich milk and = teaspoonful Of Sea
Moss Farine and two spoonfuls Of sagar.
Place in the bvttom of glass dish slices oi
cake or maccaroons Pour the custard over
and heap the fruth in the middle.
june27deod&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-27

NORTH GREECE, MY, April 25.lSSO.
DIR. R.V. PIERCE, Buffalo, NY: Dear Sir
Il feel it my duty to write and thank you for
what your Golden Medical Discovery and
''Favorite Prescription" have done for my
daughter. 1t is now five weeks since she be.
gan their use. She is more freshly, has more
color in her face, no headache, and is in other
ways greatly Improved.
Yours truly,
Mrs. MARCELLA MYERS.
iune27.&wlw3p
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-27
If Lit mp by Fine Teeth

the plainest face becomes attractive. Al
though ordinary dentifrices prove Intellectual
to whiten and improve the health of the teeth,
SOZODONT is adequate to the task mad does
it thoroughly, besides banishing from the
breath an offensive smell. Teeth strengthen
ed and purified by SOZODONT are not only
whittier but chew. better than others. As the
teeth improve through its use, eating becomes
delightful indulgence instead of a penalty.
june21eod&wIw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-27

Fusion papers are stripping off the temper.
ance disguise in which they have been mas.
querading, and are beginning to apply their
lash to the men whom they were covering
with applause short time since. In its :ele-
graphic dispatches of Saturday, the Bangor
Commercial, Governor Plaisted smouthpiece,
elegantly heads the associated press report OF
the conference Of leading prohibitionists in
Portland Saturday:
THE NEAL DOW CIR ANks.
How They Work q Little Racket In Favor
OF the Republican Party.
''These be harsh words, my masters" hui
they seem more natural to this democratic or
gan-the open champion ofa license law-thar
more refined epithets. Our democratic ex
changes are beginning to show their teeth.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-27

Henry Aver, young man % years of age,
was severely crushed under rolling log, at
vassalboro town landing, Monday morning.
His death is expected.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-27

Mr.. Emile Barber left Augusta Yesterday
morning for New York, from which city he
sails Wednesday afternoon by the st. German
for his native country, sunny France. He
will return when his health becomes better.
During his absence business at the steam dye
house will be conducted by Messrs. Leon
Barber and Charles DeGrandy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-27

Miss Chevaillier of Boston, who was in
Augusta two years ago, persisiently working
to depose Dr. Harlow as superintendent of the
Maine Insane Hospital, is now in Washington
striving TO obtain a respite for Guitean.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-27

Quite young cyclone struck the city yes
terday afternoon at $50 o'clock, filling the
air with clouds of dust, blowing leaves and
branches off trees. and making it dangerous
10 be out doors for the time being. A sharp
shower succeeded the tempest, which left
the air deli ghtfully cool
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-27

Caution In our changeable climate,
coughs. colds. and diseases of the throat, lungs
and chest will always prevail. Cruel con-
sumption will claim its victims. These
diseases, if attended to in time can be arrest
ed and cared. The remedy is DIR. WIsrAR's
BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY. june27eod&w lw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-27

The glorious Fourth is to be appropriately
celebrated at Togus this year, by athletic con-
tests, concerts by the Home Band, fireworks
and artillery salutes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-27

The fairest faces are sometimes marred by
myriads of pimples, and markings of letter
or freckles. which are readily removed by
popular toilet dressing, known as DR.. c. W.
Benson's Skin Cure. Even scrofulous ulcers
Weld to il. lune2 1eodkwiM
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-27

Mr.. Blaine and family are expected te
arrive at their Augusta home this week
Emmons Blaine, Esq., is now in town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-27
BieD.

Gardiuer-June 18th. Mrs. Arahells ". Libby,
aged 50 years.
In Litchfeld, June i7fh, Mrs. Sarah r. Williams.
aged 81 years, month and days.
In Richmond. June 10th, Mrs.. Caroline Averili.
aged s6 years, months and n days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-27

Free of charge Sample bottle of -idom
sons Cnugh Baisam at all drug stores. Ow-
ing TO its perfect harmony in combination it
is the very best mixture for the speedy cure
and relief of Group, Colds. Throat or Lung
Diseases. Large bottles, 35 cts. Trial size,
10 cts. june21.&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-27

Women's Christian Temperance Union
viii hold a meeting at their rooms this after
noon At 8 o'clock
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-27

A full attendance of comrades is desired at
Seth Williams Post this evening. Business
Of Importance will come before the Post.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-27

The Young Mems Christian Association
will hold business meeting tonight at : 80
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-27
lotaI anb STATE Mus.
Tuesday, June a., 1852.

John B. Norton of this city has four horse,
.;ck with pink eye.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-27

Colden's Liebig's Liquid Beef and Tonic
Invigorator is admirably adapted Tor females
in delicate health. Colden's; no other. OF
druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-27

Charming features may be rendered actual
ly repulsive by blotches or pimples. Glenn
Sulphur Soap remedies all. complcxional
blemishes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-27

DO not be deceived. Insist on having the
genuine Browns Iron Bitters, made only by
the Brown Chemical Co., and take nothing
else. june27t&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-27
Marrifo.

In watervillc June y. Mr.. Charles l.. burlington
and Miss Della w. Hamilton, both of Vassaiboro.
June 22d, Mr.. Charles H. Foee Of Canton. Mas
formerly Of Wayne, Me-, and Miss JENNIE f.
Hofges, of Canton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-27

Many of the Bitters advertised as tonics
are simply cathartics. Wheat Bitters is not
cathartic.-E. p. RUSSELL, NJ. ID.
june27eod&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-27

Parties going to Lake Maranocook by team
to-day can leave their horses at Winthrop.
and complete the trip to the grove by one Of
the steamers which ply between the two
points. and thus be able to enjoy a delight
full trip over the water, and save several miles
travel by team.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-27
a. Almost Magical Eject.

Cephaline is positive cure for Dyspepsia
and Chronic Indigestion. juue27eodSw1w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-27

Mai. J. W. wclch 10 spending vacation
ofs few days at his home in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-27

The Celluloid Eyeglasses are the most
perfect artificial help to the human eye known
to science. Try pair and be convinced. For
sale by all leading Jewellers and Opticians.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-27
"Men are deceivers ever;
One foot In sea, and one on shore;
10 one thing cnnxfa nj nnrur

And so, in part compensation for this havoc
with her affections, she brought suit against
the trifer. Mr.. Higgins claimed in rebuttal
that the children of his intended bride OBJ
Jected to the match; that he didn't want to
marry into a family quarrel; and that lately
having come into possession of some ten or
eleven hundred dollars pension money, Eliza
beth was animated not so much by affection
for him as by mercenary motives. Able
counsel argued the case on both aides, and
the jury after due deliberation brought in a
verdict OF s25 damages for plaintiff.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-27

IN the Superior Court for Kennebec con,,v
on Monday the breach Of promise case :,
Elizabeth Perkins against Cuui. Hivxin,
came to trial. Both parties reside in Belgrade
Inc plaintiff is blushing widow Of s.. with
children 40 years old, while the d. ~fepd.nt, hal,
= slivered BY the frosts Of y winters, and
ms youngest son is = sturdy young man of
q. Mrs. Perkins claimed that her feeling,
were iacerated to the extent of 81 900 bv the
ianhiessness of the gay widower. In Septem
Der, 1881, the tender passion va. kindled in
'he susceptible breast of Mr.. Higgins.
and ne approached the fair Elizabeth
with proposals Of matrimony, it is claimed.
AT nrst she rejected his suit. but the swain
was not easily discouraged, and continued
his attentions until she finally consented to
name the blissfui day. All went smoothly
Tor awhile with the youthful lovers. and their
engagement was announced in the grocery
stores and discussed over the tea tables in the
goodly town Of Belgrade. The time for the
nuptials approache |, and in authorization of q
serenade, MIR. Higgins purchased a peck OF
peanuts and instructed his intended to Law in
supply of Porter apples with which to treat
the young men who should make the air Of
night vocal with their roundelay. But alas
Tor mans Inconsistency! Our pencil bushes
as we write it. Elizabeth began to notice
growing GOODNESS in her lovers attentions.
His affections gradually became estranged
from her and centered upon another tender
widow named Maria Brown. and Mrs. Per-
kins began to realize the force Of the poets
remark:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-27

At Northport Camp Ground, Belfast, vol
of the Sea Breeze will be published this
season by Geo. f. Bracket of this city, the
first issue appearing about the middle of July
Searsport Band has decided to attend the
musical festival at Maranocook June 9th.
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Nusfdnotf6e Nunof6au.

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nt1t pdre, 10 f6uute man es als sin iours
naIiitiidss &unitfiid betra9tsn, tn bisisr
Saurssurtenssit stne orbsntlide suropii,
ide &unbidau 3u i&rsiben. Aber bsr
8riss babintsn I'm WorssnIanbe biIft uus
aus Der Notb. Swar bubsn mir ni9t uon
idwsrsn SdIa9tsn gu meIben, wsIds bie
@nsIdnbsr bort ssIiefert, usin iie iinb felt Der
,SsIbentbat4, bis Re burd bic 8sidisBuns
GIeranbrisn's bssaussn, ifia rubis am
llfer boden sebIiebsn unb IisBsn arabi Ssp
ii1 psriidrten. llnb mas tonntsn bis fol.
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NIT tnapp.r ssOtb ssuus. um In aleranbrisn
uub Der llmsesenb Ba&s aufsusiebsn u. NIT
Der Bsf0rbsruns uon Eruppsn aus gns'
lamb, WaIta unb Snbisn sebt ss idnsdsus
artis Iansiam. llntsrbsnsn 1T arabi Bsy
In Cairo ni9t fauI. Wie unisrs 2sisr wiis
fen, bat er eine prduiiorii9e &esisruns er'
ri9tet, bisielbe i&idt protlamationen na9
allen Ridtunssn BIN. bic BET ben Suusrn
glnflaus finbsn, ba fie arabi Bsp aIs grs
l0isr betradtsu; ss Usrbsn iunse esute tn
ois armss ssprsBt, bic Gbsfs Der Bebuis
nsniidmms sri9sinen unO bistsn benz thb'
nsn Bsp ibre SlIis on sur 9srtrsibuns
Der frsmbsn ginbrinslinse unb Ianse baus
srt ss nidt msbr, bis @rabi ben 3. Rriss
prsbist, ba sr bic llIsma's aus auf isiner
Settle bat. Nun slaubsn mir nidt, baB
nm Cairo ii9 isst idou 70, 900 Nann UNI
arabi Ssp seiammsIt baben, absr bas 1T
fiber, baB sbs England senissnbe Erup'
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bann isinsn unOorii5tissn rsbermutb bIu'
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isst uirb bic dspptiide Grase far England
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ridtsn 3susss finbet itd auBsr bieism nod
alIerIei in benz Document.
Dte Gemperensler in Nsbrasta
Rnb nod nidt sufrisben NIT benz uon bsr
lestsn rspubIitanii5sn staatsseiessebuns
sessbsnsn itrsnsen 2icensssiss. uona9 Der
Birtb In elmer sr0Bsren Stabt idbrIi9
$1,000 unb Der @htb In elmer tIeineren
Stabt idbrIi6 $500 fur feline 9icsns bs,ab,
len muB. Die Sibrer ber Eempsrenslsr
tn Rebrasta babsu iosbsn tn Der Staatss
bauptifabt 2incoIn cine 8uiammentunft
sebaltsn uHb ii5 babin usritdnbist, buB fe
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ein Imenbsmeut mad benz Wuifer pon
Ranias unb Soma aufsubalien. sic Bill:
bsten elm gomite, weldes an bic beuor.
itsbsnben Yartsiconsente Der Gspublitaner,
Demotraten uub 9rssnbader bic Nufiorbe,
runs ridten iou, baB bisie fid fur ein ioIs
9ss amenbement ertIdren m6ssn. uno ss
purbs bic 5offnuns ausssipro6en, buB
Der repubIitaniiae StaatseOnusnt ii9 mills
fdbris seisen wsrbs. SolIte teinsr Der
Yartsi.G Gonusnte bas 9erIanssu Der Eem'
psrsnsIsr erfaueu, 10 wousn bieie ibr eise'
mes rStaatstidet" auffeasn.
Ranias sepinnt es INNER msbr
ben ani9sin, baB Der issise 9ouusrneur
ct. Sobn, - Der E. 9annss, wie i'm bic
beuti5e Preiis ipottpsiis titulirt auf's
neue ais 9oupsrneurss ganbibat flr ben
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Srase. 3wii5en ben &spublitansrn bss
Staatss 1T eine 5eboe ausssbrodsn unb 10
bitter III bisisIbe ssworbsu, baB man
slaubt, iie perbe au einem 8ru9e fibrsn.
9satirIi9 baben bie bsutidsn &spubIitansr
Der 9artsi ben &idsn sebrsbt uub baS bai
bic poIitii9sn 5ibrer iiusis sema9t; fts
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| Sn YenniyIuauisn bausrt be,
5amiIisniirsit swii9sn ben bsibsn Sactio'
men Der repubIitanii9sn Partsi unse
i@wddt fsrt unb ale 8eriu9s CUR 1sriSb
nuns iinb bis iest ssidsitsrt. 90 psrber
bic 3wsi rspubIi.anii4en Eidsts wobI su
8abI i'm 5sIbs bleiben uub ss iii INNER
btn m0sIi@, baB bic Demotraten swiidsn
brsiu tn bis Wa9t idlipfsn wsrbsn.
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WnntGa Mnrsen etn.
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&C., bic benz 8sifs Der tatb. 8irSs ;uptber, ss'
ben teine Nufnabme.
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