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remains on Q nearsighted man asa dried cur
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moi .-Bsriin9soa Hsrkeys.
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Prof. Owen, in IN article lssly pub
lshed, questions whether man ever ~
ceives . third set OF teeth. He ascribes
alleged cases TO the reaPpearancs Of
old and worn sumps, in consequences Of
the shrinkags and absorption Of The
iARy.
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are immensely strengthened By The use q d..
" ". Pierce's "Favorite Prescription" which
curea al female d-ersngemenss, and gives trns
TO the system Sold By druggists.
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"sAx FRAxcssoo IL cismortng for brass
banda In church" Extreme measures uu.s
he taken TO keep San Francisco people awake,
eyidcntiy.-Chieago Tsas>s.
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general debility. toss Of appetite. psiios. chilly
oensztions. followed by night veats aud ecaxh
prompt measures Zoe relief saoaid t~ taksat
Ccnsumptina 10 serofuloas disease 81 the langs
therefore use the great antIserOsuis, of ths-i.
pertser and strength sessor-r-Dr. fseres
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liver oil as . nairttiye. and ausurys.sedassp-c-
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says 10 10 dangerous 10 keep the mouth open
there The high winds are liable TO blow tbs
roof od-Lsysss4r Bevss1ass.
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b Of solid marble. rod. PINK, plaided
md black
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planets kAud8sR vtsA ~ % thsoo With aevuy.
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raliy cure The worst case a Dtanhez. Dysen-
tefy, o. TUX Il hAs become 50 popalar thsa
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Castle Garden as Nev York.
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electricity that shea she oosts q the efaek-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-17
RErNlON
of,h. Maine Veteran Association Of
Mass, and Sixth Maine Regiment
Association.

CALAIS. Aug. Is.
The reunion of the Maine Veteran ASCOT
alton of Massachusetts, and the Sixth Maine
Regiment Association began to-day under
favorable auspices. Every preparation was
made for the entertainment of guests
Rather cloudy but there was no rain except
small shower in the evening. Since early
morning trains, steamers and vehicles have
brought streams of people to the city. The
boat with the Massachusetts delegation did
not arrive until four clock. owing to the fog
last night. After short march through the
principal streets, an impromptu campfire was
held in the pavilion on Main street. After
supper large number of toa:ts were respond
ed to, old war times were recalled and fra
ternal greetings INDUCED in until ., when the
..bummers' convention was held. The
veterans entered into the fun with good relish,
and the sport was kept up until late hour.
Tomorrow promises to be an eventful day
in the history of the city, the principal events
of the reunion occurring at that time.
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VETERANS.
Reunion Of the Third Maine Cavalry.

SKOwHEGAN, Aug. l6.
The reunion of the Third Maine Cavalry
Regiment was held at Coburn Hall to-day.
At a business meeting at 10 A. NJ. Col. Lake
man presided Sixty-eight veterans respond
ed to roll call. The following officers were
chosen for the ensuing year: President,
Lieut.. George S. Fuller of Hallowell; Vice
Presidents, C. W. Lowe of Skowhegan,
Lewis Selling of Augusta, B. ID. Savage OF
Skowhegan; Recording Secretary, A. J.
Goulding of West Waterville; Correspond
ing Secretary, J. z. Morrill, of Readfield
Chaplain. J. f. Fossett of Augusta; Treas
urer. w. p. Bailey of Sknowhegan. At
p. NJ. the veterans, led by the Skowhegan
Band, marched to Ex- Governor Coburn's
residence and serenaded him, he being the
only governor who ever visited them in the
field. At o'clock the banquet took place
the hall was beautifully and appropriately
corated Everything: passed off pleasantly
The next meeting takes place at Winthrop
the third Wednesday of August, 1888.
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
LAKE MARANOCOOk.
Sports Of Ancient Order of Hibernians.
LAKE MARAsocook, Aug. l6.

LAKE MARASocooK, Aug. Is.
The sports at the Ancient Order OF Hiber-
mans excursion began at $50 p. NJ, Wed
ne.day, with a batteau race. Three crowds
entered from Bangor, ward seven, ward one
and picked crew rowing over = mile course.
The ward seven crew took the lead on the
start, and held it, winning it in nine min
utes, ward one crew eight lengths behind.
The following entered in the swimming
match, distance 100 yards John Connolly,
John Collins. Tom Campbell and Dennis
Flaherty. all of Bangor. Donnelly won,
Collins close behind. Time not given.
Great excitement was manifested in the
race between Frank Cole, of Saco, and p. j.
Mack, of Bangor, 100 yard dash, best two in
three, for s25, gold badge and State Cham
pionship. The betting was very heavy. In
first heat Cole won in 10 seconds, Mack won
second and third in ia and III seconds,
giving him the race. Other sports have
been engaged in by various indiv iduals. The
whole concludes with grand ball and fire
works this evening.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE EGYPTIAN STRUGGLE.
Appre hension for Safety of Suez Canal
Removed-Turkish Propositions ana
British Counter Propositions.

LONDON, Aug. 16.
Apprehensions regarding the safety of the
Suez Canal having been removed, business
in insurance of ships against war has ceased
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. Is.
An encounter between the British mounted
patrol and 500 Bedouins occurred early this
morning, near Hamleh. Five Of the latter
were killed.
General Wolesley,.wi the authority OF
the Knedive, made proclamation TO the peo-
pie of Egypt, representing the sole object OF
the British to be to preserve the power OF the
Khedive. 1t SAYS all peaceful inhabitants
will be kindly treated. Mosques will be re-
spected and all supplies paid for. Wellesley
will be glad to receive all chiefs who are dis
posed to assist in REFRESHING insurrection-
The French consul has undertaken to guar
antee the character of the correspondent OF
the Paris newspaper Lanterne, who was ar !.
rested at the outpost He will be released
with a severe warning to be careful as to his
future conduct.
Lord Dufferin regrets this draft and sub
mitted another, STIMULATING that the Turks
should not undertake operations with
out the previous consent of the British
commander; that British offices should be IN
Turkish headquarters, and that the question
of evacuation be left out.
1t is believed that there is no probability
of the Porte accepting the English condi-
tons.
A few officers and soldiers returned on
leave from Suda bay, where 1920 Turkish
troops have assembled.
Gen. Wellesley holds a conference Wednes-
day. with Admiral Seymour and all the gen.
erals. Wednesday afternoon Wellesley will
inspect Ramleh positions.
CoNsrANTINoPLE. Aug. l6.
The drift of the military convention pro-
posed by the Porte to England was as fol-
lows 1.-THE Turkish army dictates pacifica-
ton of Egypt, without bought assistance, the
British to remain in their present positions,
and not to participate in the operations. The
Turks shall be Above to use Alexandria as a
base of operations, and the Turks and British
both to evacuate after the pacitication of the
country"
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FROM DUBLIN.
A Member Of Parliament Sentenced to
Prison.

DUBLIN, Aug. 16.
Dywer Gray, member of Parliament and
proprietor Freedman's Journal, was We'd
nesday sentenced to three months imprison-
ment, and to pay a heavy fine of $500 for
contempt Of court, in publishing letter of
Mr.. O'Brien's, editor of the United Ireland,
accusing the jury, which convicted Francis
Hynes of the murder of John Doloughty, of
being drunk, the night previous to the day
their verdict was given, in an article com
menting thereon. O'Brien and Davitt were
put out of the court. Gray after being SEN
fenced was handed over to the custody of tho
city coroner. The latter evInced some re-
luctance to :ake charge of him, but Judge
Lawson called upon him to do his duty. The
coroner whose Intervention was necessary
because Gray is high she riff of Dublin, then
conveyed the prisoner to Richmond prison.
Gray at the expiration of his term must find
securities himself for 1926 900 and two others
in $40, 900 each. The decision of the court
caused great sensation. Gray was Lord
Mayor of Dublin for 1880, and was nominated
the second time for 1881, but declined to
serve.
Lord Mayor Dawson has arranged to call
special meeting of the corporation. Mon
day, with view of considering measures to
rescure the relief of Gray. Crowds are as
sembling and speeches, expressing indigna-
ton at the sentence, are being made.
The following proclamation, signed by
Mayor Dawson and Parnell, Dillon and
Davitt, has been issued
Citizens of Dublin
Without offering any comment on the sem
tence passed upon Hon. 4. Dryer Gray, we
deem it our duty to invoke the people to
maintain calmness and dignified demeanor.
We are expressing the wishes of Gray in
counselling our fellow citizens to abstain
from any gatherings in the streets that
might lead to breach of peace. We re-
quire only calmness and temperance in the
present emergence. Hundreds of thousands
of visitors kept the peace in Dublin yester-
day. Let the citizens show equal prudence
and self control on this occasion.
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TEMPERANCE CAMPMEETING.
The Meeting was Opened Yesterday by
Nelson Dingley, Jr.. President.

OLD ORCHARD, Aug. l6.
Old Orchard Beach National Temperance
Campmeeting opened today by the President.
Hon. Nelson Dingley, Jr., in the tabernacle.
Dingley reviewed the progress of the temper
ance cause in the Union during the past year.
After showing the advanced position of tenn
perance in Maine, he gave a detailed ac-
count of the prohibtory contest over the
Sunday closing law in Ohio, and over the
question of submitting to a constitutional
amendment in Indiana. He also gave an
account of the temperance movement in
Congress, referring to the commission propo-
sition and to the Yorktown liquor bills. In
concluding he said the outlook in the coun-
try was never more encouraging than it is to-
day. Dinglev was followed by Rev. d. b.
Randall in a temperance speech. Friday
morning Hon. VIM. 2. Frye will deliver the
address
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POLITICAL.

TuscoLA, Ills, Aug. l6
The greenbackers of this Congressional
district nominated j. G.. Barner.
CHARLTON, Iowa, Aug. is.
The greenbackers of the Sth Congressional
district nominated ID. NJ. Clark.
PONTIAC. Aug. Is.
The greenbackers of the sth Congressional
district nominated j. Barnard
MARsHALLTowN. Iowa, Aug. Is.
The democratic State convention held here
today nominated +. S. Walker, secretary of
state; John Foley, treasurer; VIM. Thomp-
son. auditor; Charles f. Bronson, judge of
the supreme court.
New YORK, Aug. l6.
The State central committee of the anti
monopoly party met in this city today and
voted to call State convention at Saratoga,
Sept. 18th.
New ORLEANS, Aug. Is.
General A. S. Heron was nominated in
the sixth Congressional district
COLUMBIA, s. C, Aug. l6.
Delegates of the fifth district nominated
J. J. Hemphil and those of the forth district
j. Evans for Congress.
GRIFFIN. Ga, Aug. l6.
n. J. Hammond was nominated by the
democrats of the fifth district for Congess.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-17

The republicans of York county held
their convention at Alfred. Tuesday. 1t
was one of the largest and finest conven-
tons ever held in the county. The vete-
rams and most influential men in the party
were out in force. A strong ticket was
nominated, unanimously accepted, and
will be supported harmoniously and Wig
orously and be elected. The republicans
in old York are in earnest and will make
the campaign hot.
In the afternoon large meeting was
held in the court house yard and addressed
by Senator Frye and General Raum, who
held the closest attention OF their hearers
until late hour. Senator Frye noticed
briefly but sharply Governor Plaisted's
letter of acceptance, giving however the
main portion of his speech to a discussion
of tariff and revenue questions. rebuttal
of democratic charges Of excessive taxa
ton, and an exposure of democratic frauds
in the South. General Raum briefly and
vigorously discussed the national issues at
stake in the campaign and called the at
tention Of his audience to the necessity OF
electing a republican House of Represen-
tatives.
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Election Of Railroad Officers.

SARATOGA. Aug. 16.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Boston, Hoosac Tunnel and Western
Railroad was held today and the following
directors elected: Robert Minturn, Lewis
May, Augustus Keontz, Cyrus J. Lawrence,
George j. Forest and w. II. HOLSTER, New
York; Genery Twitchell, Brookline, Mass ;
Fred L. Ames, Northeastern, Mass. Elisha
Atkins, Boston: David X. Hatch, Brooklyn.
Conn; Josiah Case, Vernon, n. Y; Estes
Howe, Conn.,
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DAMARIsCOTTA, Aug. Is.
The largest Sabbath School mass meeting
ever held in Lincoln county took place to-
day at Nobleboro camp grounds; 1900 or
1900 were present. Rev. C. V. Hanson of
Damariscotta presided. Address were made
by Revs. c. c. Tilley, w. II. Clark, A. S.
Ladd, c. H. Pope, w. o. Holman. The
meeting was one of great interest and profit
and was attended by large delegations from
the schools in Knox, Lincoln and Sagadahoc
counties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-17

The Grand Central Hotel, CO. Broadway,
is of easier access to any place in New York
than anv other first-class hotel in the city,
being within two blocks of stations of the
Elevated Railroad, of both East and West
sides, and the Crnss-town cars run within
block. 1t has recently been thoroughly re-
furnished and is equal to any hotel in New
York city. Don't fail to give them call
when you visit that city either on business or
pleasure. 200 rooms on European plan at
81 and upwards per day; also good restau-
rant attached. augl5teod&w
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. Aug Is.
FLoUR-quet.
WHEAT lower; No. Chicago Spring, OH
cash; Aug. 97i; Sept. Oh.
CORN - low,r at 76 76i cash bid; 76i Aug;
Sept. 75s
uATs-higher Asa 45i cash; All Aug. Sept. SO;
Oct. 34i.
kYE-fIrmer; o..
BARLEY-steady W
PORK at II 10 for cash and 20 92, tor Sept;
20 IS for Aug.
LARD - al II Is for cash; u 12I a IL Is Sept;
II 3 Oct.
BULK MEAr-ShouIders, 60; Short rib. Il 90;
Short clear. IS rs.
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The Longshoremen strike.

BosroN, Aug. Is.
Everything is quiet along the docks. At
South Boston the advance asked by the long
shoremen is agreed to, and the loading and
discharging progressed without interruption
Little or no trouble has vet occurred between
the strikers and new hands, the former dis
countenancing any interference with "scabs. :"
Interviews with steamship men show that
while the advance has been agreed to by
some lines it has been done to enable them
to get ships now in port unloaded and that
different course will probably be pursued
when the next steamships arrive.
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BANGOR, Aug. To.
At meeting of the Maine Central rail-
road directors at Portland, yesterday. the
proposition to lease the European & North
American Railroad was accepted, with slight
notifications. At a meeting of the F.. & n.
A. railroad directors in this city today a
committee was appointed to confer with the
committee chosen yesterday from the Maine
Central directors. The joint committee will
accept the lease which will be presented to
the directors of both roads, and if satisfact-
orv will be notified at the stockholders meet
ing to be called at an early day.
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PersonaH To Men Only.

The VoLrAIc BELT Co., Marshall, Mich,
will send DIR. DYES CELEBRATED ELECTRO
voLrAIc BELTS AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
on trial for thirty days to men (young or old
who are afflicted with Nervous Debility, Lost
Vitality and Manhood, and kindred troubles,
guaranteeing speedy and complete restoration
Of health and manly vigor. Address as above
N. B.-No risk is incurred, as thirty days
trial is allowed Oct27dtwly
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A WOMAN FOUND DEAD.
BRoCKToN. Mass Anp

BRocKroS, Mass, Aug. Is.
Mrs. Anna Smith. widow who resides
with her son, Charles Smith, on Battles
street, was found dead this morning, living
on her kitchen floor with two eashes in her
throat and the walls spattered with blood.
common table knife covered with blood
was found in the sink. Her son has been
arrested on suspicion. but he claims he
knows nothing of his mothers death. An
inquest will be held to determine whether il
10 case of suicide or murder.
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Aroostook Republicans.

HoULToN, Aug. Is.
The republican county convention held
today nominated the following ticket;
Senator-E. Z. Parkhurst
Sheriff.. b. johnson.
Clerk of Courts-Ransom Norton.
County Attorney-C. B. Allen.
Treasurer-C. ID. Merritt
Register of Deeds-H H. Ward.
Commissioners-M.V v. B. Hall and John
Burnham.
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Old Orchard Meeting.

OLD ORCHARD, Aug. l6.
The first day meeting of the New England
Association at Ocean Park was largely at
tended. A business meeting Vas held, and a
devotional meeting at $50, followed by the
annual sermon by Rev. A. T. Salley of
Rhode Island. The meetings have increased.
1t is likely they will continne beyond the
time announced
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-17
Qurantine System.

CHICAGO, Aug. Is.
Members of the United States Cattle Com
mission start for Quebec, to-day. to examine
the quarantine system there. with view to
adopting similar one at Portland. Boston.
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore with.
in two months. This will allow the direct
importation of fine cattle from Europe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-17
Vessels Collide.
RoCKLAND, Aug. Is.

RoCKLANp, Aug. Is.
Steamer Penobscot, Boston for Rockland,
in a thick fog At o'clock Wednesday morn
ing, ran into q coaster anchored of White
Head. The coaster exhibited no light. She
lost jibboom, but was not injured so a. re-
quire assistance. The steamer had q small
portion Of the forward sheathing torn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-17
Liquid Gold.

Dan1. Plank, of Brooklyn, Tioga Co., Pa,
describes it thus; 81 rode thirty miles for
bottle of THOMAS EcLEcTRIc On, which ef-
fected the wonderful cure of crooked limb
in six applications; it proved worth more than
gold TO me- augl5f &SIw2p