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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-08
MR. ELAINE's rOUR.
Large Crowds Ceatiaae 20 Greet Him-
HE Jsaraey ffsm ParksrsAarg
to Canton.

Sr. MARYs. Ohio. Oct. Z
Aftsr REVERSING a procession AZ Parker,.
burg last evening, Mr.. Blaine BY special re-
quest went up 10 Mariet,e 20 attend 4 meeting
there. He made a ,hors spesch in which he
made an interesting allu.iou 70 ,he orisiu and
early history Of the place. He remsined ali
night st Marietta and vas ferried across the
his special train at s 20 this morniss. when
it came up from Parkersburs.
-, wuEELISo, W. Va, Oct. 1.
AT Sishsryille. TYLER county. w. Va. a
small station of the Ohio river road. 1000
people were aw sitinx the arrival of The Blaine
tarin. They we're wildly eathusisstir. and A.
the train was asout ts s,ars, q yssns man
lesped On the rear platform and asked Mr.
Blains 10 give him consisting a. pouv<pier.
q handkerchief or ANYTHING Mr.. nlaSne
searched HE pcckets for sorpethins. but
cosld not and eveS handk erchisf The
train was nsSvirs and the brake A an aaS seV.
sral merskers OF the Stats ,csmuit,es who
we're standing hx urged ths xoups man te
asg of, hat he kept exclaimine. "EO. / wont
70 tiAShe gives me DO sAnetbins. -. .Nf:" Bnine
sise me -sopsthing. Mako him eive me
Somethinr." The appeal were, 90. esrnes,
IL touched everybody present Oas Oh the
xsntle nea hGsded Blaine . tslexfsph btsnl,
on which he hastily scraubled his satokraph
The youns man iumped a and ran back,
alona the rack shovtine and waving the
'trophy over kis Aead. The crowd cheered'
aad a. soon a he reached The foyeu,ost sf
them an cid gentleman ssised the psper and
tore it in two, keeping mart Off, for himself.
Mr.. Blaine subssa uentlv saia that he .vould
have siven shs man his has had there NO,
been important papers in 10. The next stop
was as New hartinville shsrS nlsshs spoke
briefly. a.
CAKron. Ohia. Oct. =.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-08

Trial Of J. Prank walker feR shs Rur.
der Of Albert n. Dasgesa.

SkowHBsAS, Oct. :.
The trial Of j. Frank walker Of Embden,
on charge OF numbering Albert r. Dassets,
lass June, opened today before Judge Foster.
Hon. II. B. Clsavss sAs snavoidAbly absent.
E. N. Merrill vas appointed BY the court 70
sssist County Attorney Bradbury. S. J.
Walton and J. J. Parlin appeared fer the
resposdsas.
Daring ihs forenoon the jury vas impan-
nelled. Ar l.s5 every available space was
filled. many people being unable to gain Ad-
mistAnce. 3 n. Merrill opened forths gov.
srnnesf. going ever sAe encsustsncs, Of the
marriage Of walker, the sereAaAe BY friends
and ssishsoss, and the shooting Of Daggess,
enc Of the number. BY Walker. Thirty gov
ernnsss witAssses vers sworn in. ,rarasf
HvsyCl. yko was callsdso sIp,.ia shs nsP..
charts sse,.ssts .As. prenisss, end d. y 3.
TwsaAls sfs AnsSs, rho ,,wasa pfsssnt n the
pesa morssm sxaniAaaios, were shs'eosly
visessses skaRiasA- -. y,~s,-.s ~ ., ,.s,y,,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-08
THE GREAT TRAGEDIAN.
Unsafe for Mccullough to be without a
Guardian.

ST. LOUIS. Oct 7.
John Mccullough went yesterday to the
Union depot and attempted to board a train.
He declared he would go to New York. The
conductor resisted his efforts, and McCul-
Tough in a rage knocked him down, He then
entered his buggy and Started toward the
river, but was overtaken and conveyed to his
room in the Southern Hotel, where he became
quiet. He is in charge of kind frieDds who
will take good care of him. His old friend,
John NJ. Norton, manager of the opera house.
spent the night with him. He declines to go
TO the Hot Springs with DIR. Keller, and
insists upon either going to New York or OF
opening an engagement here next week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-08

In gathering wild flowers, autumn leaves,
or picnicking in the woods, We are more or
less exposed to danger from poisoning by
ivy or other wild vines and shrubs. The
poison is under certain circumstances readily
absorbed BY the blood, and painful swellings
or eruptions are caused. Such affections
Hoods Sarsaparilla readily cures, as it ex-
pels all impurities from the blood Even in
cases of poisoning by Paris green, Hoods
Sarsapari!la has been remarkably success
full. 1t should be kept in the house for all
blood disorders Hoods Sarsaparilla Is made
by c. l. Hood & Co, Lowell, Mass. and is
sold by all druggists. 800 Doses 81.
oct7t&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-08
BLOWN TO ATOMS.
The U. 5. Steamer standish Achieving
Reputation for Bursting Heavy
Guns.
ANNAPOLIS. Md. Oct. Z

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Oct. Z.
The U. s. Steamer Standish is achieving q
reputation for bursting great guns. This
afternoon the second one within year was
burst to pieces. The stesmer was in COM
mand of Lieut.. John N. Meigs, who had the
third division of the first class of naval
cadets on board. The division numbered Is
cadets. They had Ared shells at q target 700
yards distant in Chesapeake Bay, when on
the sixth shot the gun burst with tremen-
dous crash. A number of pieces of the gun
weighing over 800 pounds bounded from one
side of the ship to the other, making tvo holes
in the deck as il went against the starboard
taffrail
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-08
MILITARY TOURNAMENT
On the Union Athletic GrOunds-ShcTidan
Guards Mske.a zine appearance. A

BosToN, Oct. Z.
The military tournament on the Union
Athletic grounds began this afternoon. Only
three companies. competed, the Sheridan
Guards of Manchester, .N.H.. Co, B. and TIE
5th Massachusetts, regiment, Braintree
Cadets. There was small attendance. The
judges were Capt. Storey and Lieuts. Cum
minis and Townsley of the regular army.
The first company to drill was Co. B.
Most of the movements swere well executed,
the most noticeable errors being the wrong
dressings and bad breaks in the company and
platoon wheels. The Braintree company
made many mistakes and the company retired
from the competition before the platoon
movements were finished The Sheridan
Guards presented a fine appearance and the
marual of arms was well executed from the
first to the end of the drill. They received
rounds of applause.
The prizes will be awarded tomorrow,
when the Manchester and Springfield COM
pany will give the silent drill. The first
prize is $500; second $500; third 5000.
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rRIED EOR MURORR.
a msa whs Deliberately sAss aAA
Killed His Father.

PRoviDAHcs. OcAr.
In che coaFs Of common pleas, this noon,
she case Of the Stsee against John II. Slavin
for murder, vas given to the jury. The crime
vas committed in Olneyv Vile, in the town Of
johnson on she ffth Of September last. The
defendant, vho was employed as . bartender
ct NewpoPs, left two or three days before the
commission Of the crime, having avowed his
determination to kill both his father ahd Miss
Darling, who lived as his house.
Upon his arrival his father ordered him 70
leave, whefeupon On alteration ensued
which ultimately came 70 blows, the defend
ant being knocked down. He left the house
pursued by his father, who reiterated the
order for him to leave the vicinity. and after
getting some distance away John drew q re-
volver and fired. Not hitting his victim he
fred a second time, saying that the first shot
was only intended ss a scare, and the bullet
lodged in the old mans breast, killing him
The defendant surrendered him
self to the authorities, and after his arrest
said that he had come from Newport to kill
Miss Dazzling
The defence claimed that the pistol was
irsd self defence after the prisoner had
been terribly maltreated and had reasonable
cause to believe that he could escape only by
shooting his pursuer.
This morning the prisoner testfiedrlIat his
father knocked him down and gave him a VIC.
lent beating. aud that bystandtrs seized his
father and held him of. The prisoner then
ran to escape his father Sayir. senior. then
broke lFoa .the meu holding HIM. and started
aiter his son. lie. vas Heeter of foot and
gained upon aim. Tie prisoner. fred over
his fathers hea to frighten him. When the
prisoner next looked back his father had
picked mp tao stones and was raising them,
tie Was within five or tx feet Of his son who
then fred The fatal shot
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-08
Vessels Launched.

THoNAsToS, Oct. Z.
S. 1. Gerry & Co. launched, Tuesday, q
three masted schooner of $50 tons, named J.
B. Jordan. to be commanded by Capt. ID. s.
Martin of Camden. The vessel has chartered
load Of lumber for Buenos Ayres.
BELFAST, Oct. Z.
From the yard of George w. Cotrell in
Belfast, was launched. Tuesday. schooner
Yale, of 900 tons, carpenters measure,
owned principally in North Haven.
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FATAL AWAKENING.
4 Cartridge Thrown at n Sleeping Carl
- Causes Death. -.

LOWELL, Mass, Oct :.
Mary HidefIhar, l6 years old, died last
evening as the result of a peculiar accident
She was employed bv the United States Cav
fridge Co, and on Thursday sat down in a
corner Of the packing room for daze. Hear
ing the foreman approaching une of the girls
in the room threw a cartridge at the sleeping
girl to arouse her The bullet became
iooSened from the cartridge in its 'fis ht and
lodged in the auditory canal of the Sleeping
girls ear. She soon became seriously IN.
and when the doctors probed for the bullet
they found it was embedded in the upper
part of the temporal bone that 1t could not
be removed The girl suffered intensely,
becoming wildly delirious and died last night
in great agony.
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Penobsco, Musical Association.

BANGOR, Oct. Z.
The annual session of the Penobscor Musi-
cal Association began a four days session
here today under the direction of J. C. Bart
lett of Boston. There was q large attend
auce. There will be three sessions each day.
Two concerts will be given and two matinees
during the week. Mrs. 81. F. Knowles.
soprano; Miss Pease. contraltc; Mr.. A. d.
Saxon, baritone; Mr.. L. r. Powers, dramatic
impsrsonasor; al Of Bossoa, are in attend.
aa0e.
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DRNvHR, COL, Oct. 2.
special from Emporis, Kansas, says
early Sunday merning, ten miles, west ot
here, an attempt was made to rob the Santa
Fe passenger train. The robbers evidently
intended to ditch the train, as tvo rails we're
anspiked bus nat removed. The passenger
train came along, however. at such speed
that it passed over the rails. when the rob-
bers cav the train, nying BY With. its ricA
bosty they eyidently became enrssed and
fred volley amer Il. biilets striking the car
in several places, but fortunately hitting no
ope.r Followihg the passenger train came
. freight train which wss titohed. the fireman
being killed and the sngiaeer seriously
injsred. ,.s;fN~T- ~ -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-08
AND COMMERCIAL.


atss NmW-YoRK. Oct p
FbouR-Receipts, m.see; exports, ee1: sales, is,-
90: Ne. .. WsS %; macy 6Aits Western. extra
% %; cemmea 70 coed, . % - %; Gsod 70
ssperase,a toa 2so: s.. Lovis extra, aaasW;
wfnter vheai extra. ass aSN; MissesOta extra.
wssir-Rrseip,s. s,. ~: sspSsss. Iss oss sAies
ses, eco; No. Q red. esA; Ne. red. %; elevator
No: Red stsse. sst; 10 white state. %.
RYB-dun.
BARLRv-easier.
Co.'s -Recsipts sryscs basheis; experts. ssisy
sales. 42,oOe; spot No Z, teA; No ., %.
OArs--Reeeipts. ios, 80: sales. N,ooe; No Q, siE
DO white. .aii Nc anl ,sl DO white. y . stli
white do, ~ -: white State. % . 90. :
SuoAR-Cut loaf and crushed 0 ael; granulsted,
q; white extra C. % . sSj ye,lsw. HsA; mould,
PRrRoLngn-Unitsd.T IA bid
TALLow-easier.
BKEP-steady.
10 90.
LARD-At7 q 20; refined, %.
bUTrER-easier.
CHEKsK-hrm.
Freights-steady.
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Oxford County News.

NORWAY, Oct. Z.
Oxford county agricultural society began
their fair today with the usual number Of
entries. Topsy won the race for four year
olds. Victor Patchen won the race for three
year olds,
The Grand Army Of Oxford county met
here Today and fcsmed IN srssnixsnon. One
hasdrsd and afsy vssersns arc present They
hare eamp ars toaishk
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DYSPEPSIA

nmaw is vietima 30 be miserable. hspslasa
wufaeed, and dspsssssa IN miAd. snry irrita-
he. lAnguid, and drowsy. 1t u disease
ynIeh dsss not get ven Of itsslf. 1t requires
sar~ful, persistent attention, and remedy to
throw Of the ssUses and tons mp the diges-
I've organs I'LL thsy psrfarm their duties
willingly. Hoods sassapaxila haa srsyas
IN, tas required remedy In hsaAssaA Il sasaa
srArs taksR EssHa BArsAsdsAis fer lSe
sspsis, from which have sa4WA sws years.
tded many other medicines, but Asas proves
20 satisfactory as Hoods bsrssParilA-"
raoxAs COOK. BCuAh xissiris HsAs c.,
Now York City. 2. q. =
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watertown C.ttI. Market.

WATERFOWL, Mass, Oct. 2.
BEEF CATTLE - Receipts 1853; cattle prices
firm; beef choice $50 975; extra at 500 q
Q 90; first quality at oos7 sc; second at 900 Q
6 so; third at 90 $50.
STORE COMMISSIONING oxen per pair at 1909
225 mich cows and calves at 2064s farrow at
l7a2s; fancy COWS, 5OgS0; yearing l0g20 two years
1890; three years 24d42;
swIsE-Receipts iO,Ss3 Western fat, live, 6iasI
Northern dressed hogs af7I
q SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts 1888 heads.
Sales Of sheep in lots at 2 6Og4 90 each !;
extra 6o0 200 or 2la6lc; spring lambs 4ls6l veal
calves 2ias.
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Buildings Burned.

BANGOR, Oct. Z.
Two buildings belonging to Shaw Bros. at
Forest Station was burned last night. One
contained large quantity of last blocks and
the other a quantity of hides. Loss from
$1,000 to $1,000. 1t is thought that the FIRE
was incendiary and no clue has been OBJ
tanned Of the perpe,rator.
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N~~Ysr ne yast twe ysass 4 hsss been
saie+.s villa sewers Asalsehes aa4 lyspsR
aA / wac iaAuesd % wy HOODS batsasn.
ala. and have founA grsas'FsAsf- Ishsss.
fril} rse@asaa. IL b sl%..Ae@ p u.
AmABLz. NsW Msvsa. Cssua.s -.
Mn. Mary G. snisA, Canbr.AesStrs HsssA, !,
vas saRsrsr from dsspspsla an4 iisk hsea
snhs She tsok Hoods earsapwiAa anA
apasA n tho bsuA rsmsAs aAs stsT aasA-; - : =
tHeo@s WarsapadaaA !
MD Av aa AsnsisAa. ~; hx'fsf o., Mna1
ak By q 1 N0oD o 90. Lswsli. MaaA =
io0sDeees 0Ms 'Dsliar.
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Connecticut Election.

HARTFORD, Conn, Oct. z.
The returns from all but Is towns gives
the total vote of II, ,593 on the biennial session
amendment; majority for the amendment,
l5,507. The returns from IA towns show
the republicans control the boards of regis
tration 10 72. democrats in ~ and % are
equally divided. There is no material change
from last year.
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Forger Arrested.

NEW YoRK. Oct Z.
Louis Green, Jr., formerly cotton broker
at Columbus, Miss, and Who il wanted In
thas city for extensive fsrgeriss, was ar.
msnufActarefsF and New York broksss oas Of
nearly e9oo. 900 By means Of forged bills Of
lsdiae.
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Horse Thieves Shot.

GALVESTON, Oct. Z.
Last night at Sipe Springs a mob attacked
the residence of farmer named Hays, when
his on-in-taw Dunlap and his (Hsyes') young
son went out to meet the party. They were
at once attacked and young Hayes was in
stantly killed and Dunlap fatally wounded.
The victims we're concerned in horse stealing.
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I,ansrias Cesfssesoe.

9.ts = :PoRrLAyD, Oct. IL
Th. Unisasiss tt5sssrssss .ss-soA.y and
held 9 pfsatminsry 'mtssisSs a sermon was
pr:scAsa y Rev. a. PEABODY Il .capbtidae,
The wsuAa's forsisa Nsniasie society net
heiaa social meeting. Business
bsgins tsmnrrsw. ..
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YORK COUNTY FAIR.
rirs. Day Of the ErAisi,ioa o. Biad ..ord.

BIDDKroRp, Oct. Z.
The, York ssapty agricultural society's
fair opened tedzy st Biddeford Il will con-
time tomorrow and Tbariay. The fair is
held in the City Hall and the cattle shov and
horse racing are on the grounds on the Ken
nebunk resd
In City Hal today shefs ~srs sine tables.
Four of these we're 10 shs centre Of the hall
for fAncNsrsielE The Others y,srs sssransed
for the display Of fruit. etc The entire
stage was used by J.. R. /. Libby for. the fxtib-
ition of dry goods, carpess, elosfs and drap-
cry suieles. !. In the norshwest corner Of the
hsil ~ersdhpiiysd elsssat Iobes, rass. sc,
BY GO0dali q Sons Of Sssford. Their soods
w@e also aisplsysd freNS S,se. .ssitiREs 4aPttpn,
Of shs talcsays :, 4ssSS1asS n Swa. .S6da
sables ihshs ante rso g !. y \;
To-Day .the.s y 9s5a u M !.
sAssp. ssins 1saa bs -
with c6iss, ,sfssshk - ~ e1Aa M
for asssstsENT ~ ~
Thvs. ytii.ss ssssy. ebo@ TAsss6aIf fass-
noss: IL, ihsp pssssssss sabiss ixo Sssts Ind
,Ssdss. S4.sO ass,sta Il. sseissa,. Of 10 thifss
The society. s.. oas:sa. . .pai,s Of t7s.tp..
ihe sve clubs thsa ss.pd the highest 10 the
Ysrl SsSoyisxs.s .ss sYs iashs ,hr.e
games arss pfiss 90; secoad. s2s. They
srs 70 BE- played s9S'ciScf Pa q. Of each
day % ihS fsir grounds. ~.....-. .-.
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,ew Ynrl. slock MnrkeI.
Chicago Pro0ace Market.

-. CnIoAGo, Oct. Z. 4.
SLoUK--gTm.
Oct, 76f m
CokN-- weaker at 5Sa5s
Oats firm 26l.
RYE-easer, Hi.
BARLEY firm G2.
PORK nj l6 so n 10 so. q"
. LARD - at 2 90 AZ 55. 90.
HULK MEAT-Shoulders, $50; Short rib, o o5;
Sh6r' clear. 10 %
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Franklis Rais.


FAnxINaToH, Oct. Z.
The Franklin fair exhibit Of stock 10 very
large. The entries are the largsst in the
history Of the society. The noted herds Of
J. d. Cover and Z. DAN and tho srsat sxen
Of Q. Mash q Son sse pesssna !.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-08

You may hurrah for Blaine and Lincoln
from now until election day and not get
hoarse II you will only use Jadwin's Pine
Tar Syrup. For sale by Allen and Co.
anr7%&wlm
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{. .M4RME NEWS. =. !
( ~ - ~
Accident 10 Thomaston Schooner
Bad Wreck Camden Vessel
Ashore.
K Storm'King from EtsS Z York. arrived

Ft .Rosgos, Qct. I.
Tug Storm'King from EtsN /. York arrived
at This port this morning, with schooner Au.
gustus Hunt in tow. She reports that yester-
terday she hauled the schooner Lizzie Carr. Of
rhomasson, from New YORK % Boston, coal
laden, Of Bishop and C1ark's shoal.. She
also towed the steasu yacht Albatross of
Hedge Fence OnSunday. 80 (,
PORTLAND, Oct. L.
Steamer Cleopatra, from New York, re-
ports having seen two or three spars sticking
up where the Tallapoosa first sunk, between
Hedge Fence and Squash Meadow Shoals,
directly in the track of passing vessels.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, Oct. I.
Schooner Joe Carleton, Capt Heal, of and
from Camden, Me-, for New. York, with
lime, ran ashore on Hedge Fence shoal,
Vineyard sound, this morning. where she
now remains A tug hast gone to her as
sistance.
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sa.. Bail.

hAle-Budalo 5, BostcaT. e~1
Al Observation-Disclosures Q, Cleveland Y.
AZ Dtsfoit-Dstfoit 5. New York |.
The following 10 abe standing Of the league
games up 70 dase
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A Stitch in time saves nine and bottle Of
Togus Cough Mixture may save your life.
6t&Wwtf
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Srw York MONEY market.
Kvsnsno Report.

NEw YORK, Oct. z.
Money easy between from ila2 and closed at ?
Prime Mercantile paper, Sac Exchange steady
" for long, land al for short. Governments steady
afu, lAa.
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War Denar,msnt

IL. War Department,
onee OF the Chief Signal Ofncer.
washington. ID. C., Oct s.-IA. u.
For New England and Middle State.
cooler ssrshssi, sinds senomins sa.i.bls
geserally fair we.ther.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
WEATHER REPORT.

iAd'eatisas for tn. Next 20 Hours.
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|4tiso |pAssos
Perfectly hArnlesA this medicine asss sssSsAis
and surely, giving prompt relief ana cura 81.
Under date OF May 10Th. 1884, Ma Jno D.
Nuttlng North Greek, N T., writes:
Twas Aolplsss for thrse months with Rheu.
matisnl, have taken two and onehAlf bottles
Of AthOyhoros Aud am almost well in
week. To-day cAmo home from Mechanics
Vile tabout ~ miles) / think Athlophoros
IL the most woni ierful medicine found
for rheumatism" (AuH. lst-Mrs Euttng
is now'%ntirefyJ we'll, and has s1ld some u
bottles OF Athlophoros to her neighborsl
If You cannot get ATHLoPHoRos OF your drug
gst, we will send itseXpress paid on receipt of
regular price-one dollar per bottle. We prefer
that you buy It from your druggist but If no
hasn't II, do not be persuaded To try something
else, but order At once from Ut, us directed.
ATHL0PH 0R0S CO.
It2 WALL ST. NETWORK
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WHEN

you arc oycrworked X body or mind and feel
"rn down" or tired out" then is the time to
use Ncgctiuc. 1t is just the thing to restore your
strength.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-01-24
MARRIED..


In this city, Jan. 18TH at the residence of thu
brides parents, by Rev. j. A. Ross, MIR. Edwar,
II. Dunbar and Miss Lizzie E. Dodge, both of Bel
fast.
In this city Jan. 18th, by Rev. W Henry Williams
Mr.. f. A. Barker, of Fitchburg, Mass and Mis-
Lillian E. Drinkwater, of Lincolnyille Me.
In Boston, Jan. 10th, by Rev. J. W Hamilton
Frank Z. Cox and Annie Lepper both of Boston
In Washington, Jan. l7th, by III. b. Wright, Esq.
Mr. Geo. +. Peaslee of Jefferson, and Miss Iven;
NJ. Dow, of Washington.
In Troy, Jan. 18th, by Rev. y. f. Weymouth Mr.
Fred A. Carter and Miss Laura Bell IIillman, botl
of Toy.
In Camden. Jan. Eth Mr.. Hol is NJ. Payson an,
Miss Lucy f. Sanhorn, both of Camden.
In Barnsville n. b., Jan 18th, Mr.. J. b. William
son, of Camden, and Lizzie 5. Lawson.
In Rockiand, Jan. l1th, William \. Hill and Clar;
\. Pierce, both of Rockland.
In Rockland, Jan 18th, Charles C. Harding ant
Isabel +. Crockett, both of RocklHni.
In Ellsworth, Jan. 18th, Mr. Fred l.. Mason ant
Miss Sarah +. kelher, both of Ellsworth