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in the action Of an epic poem. The
machinery of the 1liad included all the
Greek mythology; that of the Bible the
hosts of Heaven aud He'll. The lectur.
er then compared the supreme deity Of
the Greeks, Jove, who correeponded to
the Jupiter Of the Romans, with tho
Almighty AM, or the great God
of the Bible.
The lecturer then compared incidents
and passages. Three of the single
cOmbats in Homer were compared with
the single combat between David and
Goliath. The scene of the cruc,fxien
aud the opening of the sixth seal were
compared. with Homer's battle Of the
gods. and ether comparisons were
made. in all Of which the superiority Of
the Bible WAS shown.
We give these extracts, outlining the
lecture, for the purpose OF again filing =
literary caveat with view to ultimate
ly securing 4 patent on the idea embod-
led in the lecture. 1t was announced
over twenty years ago and has no doubt
been frequently repeated especially by
the clergy and by Bible teachers. The
Thought no doubt has often occurred to
others, may have occurred to the Rev.
Mr.. Ever, but that it was entirely or.
iginal with US. and that We have
searched in vain through books on the
Bible for the same idea, we assert pos
itively. There are numerous volumes
on the dramatic, or the lyric, or the di-
dactic literature of the Bible, but 40
one has yet written a work en- the
ohole Bible as an epic poem. That
work we expect to write out aud pub
lish in due time, the materials for
wl,ic,, have been accommodating for over
twenty years.
We understand perfectly we'll that to
make the best of the epic we must view
it largely from the theological stand
point, but that Is legitimate when
viewing 1t az literary work. We do
not of course agree with much that
theology has made out of the Bible,
any more than we agree with the the
ology or the mythology Of Homer, but
view both As magnificent poems,
sbounding in inspiration. and have no
hesitation in placing the Bible above
any other book extant as great epic,
mud rs volume containing wider
and higher range Of dramatic, lyric,
pastoral and didactic poetry than any
other.
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u, 8. SENATOR.

~, q. OCV ~ 1On.
The vete taken on Tuesday resulted
10 follows: Window, 81; Wilson, "a;
Cole, IS; Dunnell, 10; Hubbard, IL.
Necessary to = choice, II. Senator
Crosby and Representative johnson, Of
this district, still stick 10 Dunnell.
The report Of Gen. Baker, Railroad
Commissioner, is the ablest and most
exhaustive document on the sui jcct Of
railroads ever issued in the State, and
We question whether it has eyer been
equalled in any State. One is surpris-
Cd, even after knowing Gen. Bakers
ability and industry, to see how much
life can be infused into what has here
tofore been comparatively dead office.
We hope to speak in future of some OF
the recomme ndations made in this re-
DOrt
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COUNTY NEWS.
LORALN.

G. l.. Clemmsns has removed to JEFF
erssaville. Ind, and has rented bis
farm here. Serry 20 se% him 60, for hs
IL = good neighb0r.
Mr.. Harris has returned to his home
in st. Charles after spending . few
weeks with friends aud relatives.
r. Firth has some good oats for sale.
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sNATCHED FROM TIE GRAVE.

Mrs. Helen Pharviz, No. 33l Dayton
o., Chicago. ILL.,, is new in her sixty
eighth year, aud states that she has
suffered with consumption for about
ten years. WAS treated by nine physi-
clans, all Of them pronouncing her case
hepeless. She had given up all hopes
OF ever recovering. Seven bottles Of
Dr. Kings New Discovery for con.
sumption completely cured her. Doubt.
ing ones, please drop her . postal and
tsstisfy yourselves. Trial bottles free
At G: II. Smiths drug store. Large
size $l.OO.
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LECTURE ON TIE LITERATURE OF
TIE BIBLE.


Mr.. A. p. Miller delivered his lee
ture, 1.-The Divine Epic" ut st. Paul's
NJ. f. Church last evening, and We are
pleased to say, to large audience.
The first part Of the lecture necessarily
drops, at times, to the level of common.
place in details, but the current is kept
abuye the commonplace Ey incidental
observations, full Of originality aud
grace. The latter part at the lecture is
wonderful for its beauty and original
ity The listener interested in the in
PRODUCTION, is surprised and delight
ed as the lrct turer grapples with his
subject-surprised at the newness aud
freshness-deliglted with the purity
and beauty.
The Toledo Morning Commercial, of
April 3. 1873, said:
THE DIVINE EPIC.
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HOMES IN THE ME::,l

Persons look ing " ss:ward for homes
can procure full information concern.
Ing the GARDEN SPoT Of Iowa =
Minnesota BY subscribing Tor u
Worthingtoa ADVANCE, published u
Worthington, Minnesota. Send g for
enc year: d for dix months, aud 50
cents for three months, 70 ADvANox
Worthington. Mobiles Co, NinpesotA
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THE IOWA AMENDMENT

THE 7UWA AAMENDMENT.
The Supreme Court of Iowa has af-
firmed the decision of Judge Hayes, of
Scott county, as to the invalidity of
the prohibition amendment. 1t seems
that the main point on which the Su-
preme Court decision rests is that the
amendment submitted by the Leqisla-
ture is different from the one voted up.
on by the people.
Iowa, therefore, will have to try
again. And with the scare which the
Republicans received at the last elec.
ton, We predict that the amendment
will not carry again.
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Beauty Regained.- beauty and
color Of the hair may be safely regain
ed by using Parker's Hair Balsam,
which is much admired for it's perfume,
cleanliness and dandruff eradicating
properties.
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RUSIfMORE.

Snow bound, snow all around, and
still we're not happy.
The masquerade at tho Rushmore
hotel was quite q success. Knights,
clowns, senators, members OF the lower
house, Queens, washwomen, wives Of
dist ineuished officers Of this county,
telegraph officers, teachers. acrobats,
doctors, etc.
We learn sy private dispatches that
A. &. Seney i; the father of Is to 20 lbs
of boy. Long life to father, mother
and boy.
Our distinguished citizen that was,
MIR. A. F. Horst. has gone into the
grocery business ut Decatur, III.
We had church ksre last Sabbath and
that q i fact.
Sam Hogne writes that farmers in
Kansas are now plowing for crops.
That's a fine thing to let US know.
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THE WABASH ROAD.

The DesMeines State Register has
this to say Of the great Backbone Rail
road. in connection with mention of
the election of directors for the Des-
4oines & Northwestern:
A significant feature of this election
is that Jay Gould, the noted railroad
man Of the world, is beginning to lie
personally interested i'll Des MOilies aud
its railroad enterprises. This railroad
is cue Of a great future and the day is
not far distant WHEN it will DO made
oue of the great trunk lines IF Iowa,
and put rapidly Oh its way through
Dakota to Bismarck. 4 look OF the
map will show THAT this line already
shows itself as offering the most direct
line between Bismarck and St. Louis
through Des Moines. The road has
not been rs efficiently run for some
time as it should be. But under the
management of Mr.. Meek, the new
superintendent, aud the personal in
terest that solid railway men are tax
ing in it, will rapidly develop into the
great business and importance that are
open to it,
It will he seen that the Register
mentions Bismarck as the point at
which the road is to strike the North
ern Pacific, w.ile others mention
Jamestown.
From all we can gather from news
papers aud private sources, our under
standing Of the matter is this: Tht
Wabash interest, Or the Jay Gould i'll
terest. have projected Il great line from
St. Louis to the Northern Pacific ca,ln
try. 1t is to fellow the divide betwee'
the Mississippi and the Missouri. pass
ing through Spirit Lake, W"rtlingto,
and Watcrtown. Oak. The Des Mojne,
Northwestern, is to be made \ STANDARD
gsHue and is to he one link III the grea
chain.
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Wherever coughs, colds and con-
sumption exist, Ayers Cherry Pectoral
ought to be known and used. There
never existed \ sentiment 50 univer-
sal am ong all classes in favor of any
medicine Is is entertained the world
over in regard to Ayers Cherry Pee.
toral. The hunblest patient in the pi.
oneer's Cabin, and the pronirst dame
in the metropolis. alike use it and speak
its praises.
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RANSOM.

The mercury fell to 80 below zero on
the 22d.
George Jay lost one Of his horses last
week.
c. W. Dow lost his old stand by
horse last week.
The late cold weather snakes the hay
disappear.
The Graves boys undertook to pass q
team Oh their way home from meeting
last week, but getting into tho deep
snow they were capsized and the team,
ran away. Fortunately no bsdy was
hurt.
tns III: ':x:' :1'" is about one foot fss1 Scr "a
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Horrors on Horrors! The Demon of
Calamities is in full power and has in
trednced new role since our last. On
tho heels of the Milwaukee and the
Russian helecausts, with 400 to 500
victims, como railroad accidents and
the loss Of = steamer. Since eur last
issue IN accident occurred on the
Southern Pacific railrsaa in California
by which p persons were burned to
death. On Friday morning last the
steamship Cimbria, Of the Hamburg
American Steam Ship Company, co>lid.
ed with the steamer Sultan off Bor.
kum, soon after leaving the Elbe. The
Cimbria sank in few minutes and 300
passengers, mostly from East Prussia,
are reported lost. A band of Chippe.
wa Indians, who had been exhibiting
q. Berlin, are among the lost.
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Money for Rainy Day.-''For six
years my daughter was sick from kid.
ney and other disorders. We had used
up our savings on doctors. when our
dominic advised us to try Parker's
Ginger Tonic. Four bottles effected a
cure, ard as dollars worth has kept
eur family we'll over year. we have
been able to lay by money again for O
rainy DAY. "A Poor Mans Wife.
THE NARROW GAGUM
It is stated, apparently on the best Of
authority, that the narrow gague road
now graded to this place. is to be wid.
ened to \ standard gague and ironet1
to Spirit Lake this coming season. and
next year pushed or inte the great
Northwest. Jay Could is now 1T the
head of the Wabash system, of which
the Des Mcines Northwestern is a
branch. and We may look for lively
w~rk.-Sririt Lake Journal.
Send it along. We are risking ou,
reputation as \ railroad prophet that
it will be into Worthington before
1884.
The ADVANCE thanks the Sioux City
Journal. Desmeines Register, St. Paul
Pioneer-Press and other papers fol
coming up to the help of the ADVANCE
in talking to the churches and telling
then about their defective creeds and
methods. Other papers do not use a:
plain language, or talk as directly. but
they talk out nevertheless in a round
ABOUT way. Those foolish people abon1
Worthington who will not patronize th'
ADVANCE because it persists in talk
ing about the churches rs freely rs il
does about politics. take notice. Til,
newspapers are all coming to it. "
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4 go RIBLR RxWARD.

The publishers of Rutledge's Month
~ offer twelve valuable rewards in
their Monthly for February, among
which are the foll"wing:
We *ill give SO dollars in gold to
the person telling us which Is the mid
dlr verse in the Old Testament Scrip.
tures hy February 10. 1882. Should two
or more correct ans wers he received, tho
reward will be divided The money will
be forwarded to the winner February
18TH. 1883. Persons trying for the re-
ward Must send 20 cents in silver (no
postarr St"mns tak-n) with their an.
ew"' for which they will receive tho
March Monthly, In which the name
and address Of the winner Of the re-
ward and tho correct answer will be
published. This may he worth $50 ia
you. Cut it out. Address nutledge
Publishing Company. Easten. Penn.
SUITS Al COST
In order to close out our stock Of
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NNTm ~ mNp

In order to close out our stock Of
Clothing. We will sell our suits and
ovortoats 1T or below cost. Now. il
the time t" buy.
2O-:t 8. B. BEDFORD l. BROS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-07-10

stay there forever sooner than yield. that.
knowing further resistance was useless.
the widows departed For many hours
afterward James Grafton felt that he was
the greatest brute in the world. He was.
az regarded by women and children. a
most tender hearted creature. He hated
himself tor this barshness; it made him
feel degraded and unworthy even I" WOO
50 sweet = being as Eunice Rell. II MAS
far in the next day before his self respect
returned.
James Crafton's house was pleasantly
situated on the slope of a hill. not many
miles from London. Eunice Bell lived
with a married sister in Tulip-tree lane,
within an easy walk Of the bachelors res
id-nce. james Grafton. being ON intimate
te ms with the family. knew. as indeed
all the reighbors knew. that about two
years ago Miss Bell had been engaged ts
bc married. Then there had been a quar-
rel, and enlargement. He. the lover, had
gone abroad; She why one day she
caught sight of her own face in the look.
ing-glass. and repeated TO berself:
Charlotte, when she saw her lover
Borne before her a shutter,
Like well-conducted person
Went cutting bread and butter.
Other people said she went on living the
same simple. helpful. beautiful life that
she always had lived.
Continued Tomorrow
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-07-10
Notice of Foreclosure.

Whereas Andrew J. Thompson, by his mortgage
deed, dated April 10th, l.s9 and recorded in Keas.
bee Rsgi-try OF Deeds. book By. page 6l convened
me. tns undersgned certain parcel OF real es,a e
bounded Ne follows: Beginnipg the westerly side
OF the road leading by Oliver Billings to synr At
the southeast corn.r of land now, formerly ow
Dy Jostph II. Under~ ood; the. ce westerly by said
Onderwoods line sixteen rods; thence southetIy
parallel to said road Twelve and hall rod thence
eastery parallel said Underworld line sixteen
rods to saf road; thence Dortheriy by said road to
the nrsf mentioned bound; ana whereas the condi.
lion of said mortgage has been broken, now there.
lore oy reason OF the br-ach Of he condition there
Of. claim foreclosure Of said mortgage.
Dated at ..ivermore Fails, June z0lh. 1880
- LUClNA A kENNEY
0t6W3W29 By her Att,y. e.. II. Roofhhx
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-07-10

kENNEBEC COUNTY-Ia Probate Court, held
at augusta, on the JSurth Monday Of June,
1883.
JAMES SHERMAN. Guardian of Sullivan Ellis
~ OF sidney, In said County, having presented his
fourth account Of Guardianship Of said ward for
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successiyely prior to the fourth Monday Of
July next, in the keDnebec journal, a news
paper printed in Augusta that all persons interested
may ATTEND at Probate Court then to be held
1t Augusta. and show cause, is any, why the came
should not be allowed.
EMERY o. BEAN, Judge.
Attest HOWARD OWEN. Register. aw35s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-07-10

LENNkBkC COCNTT-Ia Probate Court, held
al zsg'ssfa, on the fourth Monday of Jane,
1883.
H. REED. Administrator on the estate CT
q . flofentiDs Reed, late Of Windsor in esid
county. dece.sed. having presented his first &C.
count Of administration OF said estate for allowance
ana also his private account As administrator:
ORDERED. That notice thereof be given three weeks
Hccess!vely. prior to the fourth Monday of July
1exf, II the kennebec Journal, 4 newspaper
91nfeQ IN Angueta, that all persons interested
e A1yssta, and show cause. If any, why the sau,e
Attest: HewAap own, R1sistes. 80
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-07-10
AUGUSTA POST OFFICE.
Summer Arrangements.
1883.
Once Hlslfr.

Office HOury.
From A. II. to SP. M. Sundays excepted
Sundays open from s.ls to ioi5 A. NJ. for Carriers
Money Order Once opens at A. NJ. Closes at
GIN.
Resiste.eS Letter Department opens at ? A. N.
stamp once opens at A. N. Closes All Pm.
Arrirai and Departure Of Mails.
Portland. Boston and Southern and Western Mails
arrive at 2.03 A. n. and i.02, 7.ae and O5 p NJ.
Cl0se q 90 ana v.oo NJ, 4e0 and 1880 p. NJ. ~
Portland and intermediate ofAces; arrive At A.O2
Lewiston and Auburn and intermediate Offices;
and ESQ A. M, and 1880 P. II. ~ NV
Brsnsxick. Bath. Rockland. Squirrel Island. Ocean
Close $40 and 9.4o A. n. ' 7'' 4"
Bangor. Belfast. Eastern and New Brunswick
arrive d ,e W A. x4io and lose P. NJ. Close at s4s
showhes.n and connecting routes arrive s.s7
A. NJ. and lo,5s 2. n. Close s.4s and 10 P. N.
mail win be fowarded ON the fast train leaving
for the West at 412 T. ". Separate pouches will be
made up for Portland. Boston. and Tor conneeting
train. train. on the Bosion Springfield and New York
Be delivered any sooner than by the night Pullman,
they arriving at too late an hour for delivery; bu.
natls Tor New York. south and West will be forward
S<sse Mails,
SearsmOnt and intermediate ofhces arrive Dailv
sP. N. Close At A. NJ.
Belfast and intermediate Offices arrive daily (sun
waldoboro and intermediate ate ofsces. @ Il Including
Windsor arrive daily (sundays excepted) at 8 P. NJ.
Litchfeld and intermediate Offices arrive daily ex.
oeRt Sundays, at $50 A. N. Closes 345 P. N.
winthrop arrives daily Sundays sxcepted) sP. Nj.
Manchester. Mt. Vernon. ". Mt. Vernon and No.
vienna daily texcept sandays) arrives Il n. Closes
Belgrade. W. waterville. Somerset K. X. and con
netting route. arrive daily (ssndays excepted) At
Weeks Mills and ". Windsor arrive daily texcep.
S1ndayO at $40 A. II. Closes At 3.46 p. II.
National Military Home ToGus, arrives $50 A. n
and r. II. Closes z A. n. and Ans p. II.
Carriers deliveries are made daily (Suu.
days and legal Holidays excepted) In the
business portion Of the city, st 7.3O and
10 4. n. and 4 and P. II. Deliveries are made
to all parts Of the city within the delivery limits
t.ics e. Day Sunday and legal Holidays excepted
Collections from the street boxes are made Of
week days - follows The boxes On Water, State,
Winthrop, Bridge, Green, Grove, corner Of Chspe.
and Court streets. Maine Central r. X. Station East
End kennebec Bridge, and At corner Of Bangor and
Cony streets are colIected at "a. NJ, a30 and pm
All other boxes are collected af A. II. and p. NJ
Sundays and legal Holidays. collections are made
All Letters are delivered free by carriers when I'D
dreeeed to the street and number. People should
Inform their correspondents Of above and have the
letter. addressed accordingly.
Any irregularities In theCarrier's Department,
should be reported to the odlce
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-07-10

v A1lGs FRO
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kevand grsehN Fssal - oIe great ses hehfs q -
J.c MeCpabs Co.. - chssusus ST. fhisdeipn;s. -
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-07-10
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLANl&PACIFIC R'Y

CHICAGO, ROCK ELAND&PA
p the central position of its line. connects the
East and the West 6y tie shortest route and car
res passengers, without change OF cars. between
Chicago and Ksnsas City. Council Bluffs, Leeven-
worth. Atchieon. Minneapolis and ST. Paul. il
connects in Union Depots with all the principal
lines Of road between the Atlantic and the Pacific
Oceans It's equipment IS unrivaled and rnagnii-
GENT. oeinG composed Of Most Comfort able and
Beautiful Day Coachee. Magnificent Ho,ton Re-
ei.nine Char Cars, Pullmau's Prettiest Palace
Sleeping Cars. and the Best Line Of Dining Cars
Missouri River Points. Two Trains between ChI-
enSo and Minneapolis and st. Paul. via the sraous
ALBERT LEA ROUTE
New and Direct Line. via Seneca and Kanks,
Zee. hSs recently been opened between Richniord
Norfoik, Newport News. Cha Il nooga, Atlanta Au.
&ustA, ashvie, Louisville. Lexington Ciuc. m a.i
1ndiAnspotis and lafayette, and Omaha kiunesp-
oain and 81 Paul and Intermediate points-
All Through Passengers Travel on Fast Express
Tickets for ssie all principal Ticket ofaces in
the United States and Canada
Baggage checked through and rates OF fare al
tAGea
ers Of the
GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE,
q your nearest Ticket Once. or address
=. r. CABLE, E.er. j INN
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CHICAGO.
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PHO PAL MINE

Positiv. " cures Rheuma ism, N'uraleia, CatarTii.
I.urplysgo Has fever, A>fhma, Night Sweats, Kid
ney troubles, Lung dis, ass :, and nervous pro-
tratian.
a Florida Pine Palmine bel is Ma ures owp cure
for the ailm nt> of humanity. No poisonous drugs.
40 doct RS bills " he you sleep the electricity
enters every pore aud with every breath, nhale
life preserving. healing aroma. Call on or write to
J. X. Foi co a9gs Congress ST., Portland.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-07-10

Why suffer longer from dyspepsia. indiges-
ton. want Of appetite. loss of strength, lack
of energy, malaria. intermittent fevers. etc
Browns Iron Bilters never tail to cure these
diseases. They act like charm on the d.
gestiye organs. removing all dyspeptic symp-
toms, such as belching, heartburn, bilious
ness. etc. Remember it is the only IRON prep
aration that will not blacken the teeth or give
headache. Ask your druggists concerning its
merit.
Vim. w. Even. Togns Me-, says 81 used
Browns Iron Bhters for general debility
with good results
Or. J. NJ. Klein, WATERFORD. SC. says
..Brown's Iron Biiters have given universal
satisfaction"
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