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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-20
MoNARCHIsTs INTIMuDATED.
Threats and Weapons Used as Campaign

Threats and Weapons Used as Campaign
COnvinosra In France.
PARIS, Oct. 10.-It is now stated that
the new Chamber Of Deputies will COM
prise 205 Conservatives and 391 Republi-
cans. or Radicals. against 462 Republi-
cans and 81 Conservatives in the
last Chamber. Mr.. Brisson, Premier (;
NJ. Floquet, President Of the Chamber Of
Deputies; sadl Carnot, Minister of FL
nance; Duke de Bisaccia Andrieux,
ROuvIer Cochery, NJ. Raynal, Nj. Clemen-
ceau and NJ. Spuller have been reelected.
The Republicans polled 6l,000 votes in
Paris, aud the Conservatives 3l,0O0.
INTIMIDATION CHARGED.
The Conservatives in number OF de-
partments accuse the Republican projects
Of intimidation in the elections yesterday.
At Belfort, IL is said, force was used to
keep the Conservatives from voting.
Al COntres, Due dc Cazes was assailed
in his carriage bv band OF roughs, who
threatened and fired reyolvers at him,
wounding his coachman.
At Lormont, NJ. DreOile, the CODserva-
tive candidate, and his supporters, were
hunted and stoned until they took refuge
with the gendarmes.
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Newlv FiIIed Postmasterships.

WAsHrNGToN, oct. 19.-The President
to-day appointed
James NJ. King 10 be Postmaster al
Knoxville, Tenn, vice o. p. Temple, COM
mission expired.
b. r. Cheatham at Nashville, Tenn,
vice w. Z. Jones, commission expired.
II. n. Henderson at Murireesboro,
Tenn, vice j. ID. Wilson, resigned.
w. l.. Norton at Tallahoma, Tenn., vice
G.. A. Davidson, resigned.
John s. Finley at Holly Springs, Miss,
vice Mary II. Mahon, suspended.
FOURTH CLASS PosTNfAsrERs'
The following fourth class Postmasters
were appointed to-day:
In North Carolina--At Morganton, Jas
A. Claywell.
In Tennessee-At Centreville, j. ~
Russell; at Marcella Falls, Mrs. Ella
Renfre.
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A FINANCIAL soUEEzE.

GAINESVILLE Merchants Ask Permission
to Make y Transfer.
BARNEsvILLE, GA, Oct. 19.-The firm
of W. P. Murphy & Co. have asked their
creditors to allow them to transfer their
business to A. Murphy, brother of the
firm, who is a preferred creditor to the
amount of $25, O0O The assets OF the firm
are $4,000, while the liabilities are esti-
mated at S5l 900. The assets would be
increased s25, 600 provided the firm could
win damage suit against the Central
railroad for the burning Of their store
some time ago. The creditors are now
in secret meeting discussing the situa-
tion. Most OF the creditors are Savannah
merchants
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Wnrd's ArrnlrnInent.

NEW YORK, Oct. 19--Ferdnand Ward
was arraigned before Judge Barrett this
afternoon on an Indictment charging him
with having lraudulentlv obtained STi, 90
by means OF an over certified check on the
Marine bank. Ward deposited check
for that amount, drawn on the First Ma
tional hank, where he had little or no
money. He then drew against this worth
less check, having received certified
document from the Marine bank. His
LAWYER pleaded not guilty, and the case
went over until Thursday.
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SPEAKING TO A HowLING MOB,
Lord Churchill Adopts Different Tactics
Before n Radical Crowd.


LONDON. Oct. 19.-Lord Randolph
Churchill addressed meeting at Lynn
Regis, Norfolk, this evening, amid the
continued howls OF a compact body Of
Radicals. Lord RandoIph's speech was a
prosy one. He dropped his old tactics,
and posed as Tory Of the old school.
Mr.. Chamberlain delivered a brilliant
speech this evening before a caucus at
Birmingham. He violently assailed Lord
Randolph Churchill, whose bright par
ticular star, be said, was now eclipsed by
the heavy hand Of his master, Lord Sails
bury. Lord Randolph's Wanted brillian-
cy was all gone, and only coarse, flatu-
lent abuse remained. Mr. Chamberlain,
amid a terrific Outburst Of enthusiasm, con-
cluded with plea for extended liberties
and confidence In the Democracy.
Michael Dayitt, al Glasgow. made a
bitter attack upon the Tories. He feared,
however, that the Irishmen would vote
against the Liberals in order to secure
power. Mr.. DaYitt urged union OF the
irish with the Radicals. He praised Mr..
Gladstone's past services, and said he
hoped the ex-Premier would live to secure
national independence for Ireland.
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sHERMAN's CHANCES.
Ohio Democrats Offering Odds that He
VIII Not be Reelected.

Ohio Democrats Offering ODDS that He
VIII Not be Reelected.
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 19.-Odds are being
offered by a number of Democrats that
Hon. John Sherman will not be reelected
United States Senator. This is based on
the theory that there has been a canvass
of the new members made and informa-
tion elected that there are several Bepub-
lican members who will not support Sher-
man, in case the legislature is Republl-
can. Outward claims from each head
quarters AZ this point now are that they
will each have three minority on joint bal
lot. Conceding that the Democrats will
have Hamilton county solid, this county,
with Hardin and the Montgomery senato-
rial district, are the ones on which inter-
est inst NJ nresent is cnnterIng.
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A Fatal Fipbt in VIrginia,

HARRIsoNBURG, VA. Oct. 19.-Aftel
J. b. Webb, the Republican candidate fol
the Legislature. had spoken at Lewis
scbOol-hOuse, this county, saturday night
a difficulty arose between simpson Nor
ris and Jake Rainer, two desperate char
acters, which eliminated in the shootinl
OF Rainer by Morris. Other parties tool
part in the affray. and Morris was badly
beaten. Rainer will die. Five men i'm.
plicated have been arrested. The diff
Guilty was not OF political character.
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Blnwn fo Dealh bY Gnnpowder

LEAvENwORTH, KAs., Oct. l9.-News
has just reached here from Osawakie,
Kan. OF a terrible accident which oc-
CURED near there Saturday night. Mr..
Lander, a farmer, accompanied by his
wife, two children, and Mrs. Steck, start
ed for home in farm wagon after max
ing a number OF purchases, among which
was ten pounds OF powder. A short dis
tance from town Lander, Ia lighting his
pipe, dropped a spark on the powder,
which exploded, throwing everyone out
OF the wagon and killing Mrs. Lander In
stantly. The four others cannot live.
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ninncr nr L. Ilondon GniIda.

LONDON, oct. 10.-Mr. Phelps, the
American Minister, and Mr.. Waller, the
United states Consul General, were pres
ent tonight at the annual dinner Of the
city Guilds. Both gentlemen made
speeches, which were enthusiastically
applauded. Mr. Phelps remarks were OF
diplomatic character, while Mr.. Waller
praised the city's ancient privileges and
likewise the excellent dinners given bv
tho guilds.
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FLOODS IN BRYAN.
Mail Matter of Three Weeks Accumu.
lated at Ways Station.


lated at Ways station.
Way STATION, GA, Oct. 19.-The
mail carrier running between Leonard,
Maiden Branch, Kennedy, Green, Fldo,
Bryan COurt House and this place has
not called here for the mails in three
weeks and a considerable amount OF
matter has accumulated. The
flooding of the roads and the
carrying away of bridges renders
the trip impossible. 1t is not probable that
it can be made before next week. On his
last trip the driver had narrow escape
from drowning, having driven into deer
water while attempting to ford stream
With the assistance 01 planters of the
neighborboOd he succeeded in rescuIng
his animals, wagon and contents, with
a thorough wetting, from which the mail
matter was not exempted.
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KiIIed MhiIe Lendiag a Hana

BAILEY, GA. Oct. 19.-"Redv Sharp,
an aged negro man residing 20 this place,
was crushed TO death here to-day ~ an
engine turning over on him while assist.
ing some hands to unload the engine
from a car. Sharp was we'll liked by
everybody, and his death is mourned by
both black and white. He was not EN-.
ployed where he was killed, but was
simply lending a helping hand.
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CHINESE SEA PIRATES.
The Captain of n British Ship slain
and the Vessel Attacked.

HONG KONG, Oct. 19.--The British
steamer Greyhound, trading locally in
Chinese waters, arrived here and her sec
ond officer reports that a daring attempt
was made by Chinese pirates to capture
the vessel. The Captain Of the Grey
hound was lnveigled on board pirate
ship, and after being plundered, was
killed. The pirates then attempted TO
seize the greyhound, and a desperate
ight ensued in which the other officers
and engineers Of the latter vessel were
badly wounded. The Greyhound put on
a fun head Of steam and escaped, returns
ing 10 this port.
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The Armatrong Defense.

LONDON, Oct. 19.-The Recorder, in
charging the jury to-day 10 relation to the
Armstrong abduction case, urged them 70
return true bills against the prisoners for
abduction, conspiracy and Indecent as
sault, stating that the motives alleged by
the accused we're not a legal defense.
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FORTY Cars Wrecked.

HAzLEToN, PA, Oct. l0.-An east
bound coal train on the Lehich val
lev railroad, cOllded this morning with a
freight train at Black Creek Junction,
and 40 cars and the locomotive Of the coal
train were completely demolished, caus-
inc n loss Of g25 COO
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Fast Time ON tbe wheel.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, oct. 10.-W. A.
Rowe, OF Lynn, lowered by better than 35
seconds the worlds 20-mile bicycle record
at Hampden park this afternoon. His
time was So Minutes and 20 seconds.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-20

HAVANA, Oct. 10.-King Alfonso has
pardoned the rebels Variona, 8alano, su-
maguera. and Roman, condemned by
court martial 10 be shot.
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Contractors, Outfit Confiscated.

EAGLE PASS, TEX. Oct l0.-The entire
outfit OF Robinson, McGue & Mott, ex-con-
tractors on the Mexican National railway
in Mexico. has been c0ntiscated at San
Felipe. The property consists oi wagons,
mules. and implements, valued at $4,000.
IL crossed the river three years ago under
bond 10 be used in building railroads.
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PARIS. Oct 10.-The Prince OF Wales,
Prince Waldemar Of Denmark and Due
de Chartres were present to-day at the
marriage Of COmte Rochefortecaulde and
Mile. TTemoille. A betrothal party was
given this evening 70 Prince Waldemar,
who IL 10 marry the daughter Of the Due
de Chartres.
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KiIIed In Rnllnr.

SHARON, PA, Oct. 19.-At Greenvllle,
Mercer county, this afternoon Andrew
Hillig was drilling natural gas well and
had reached depth OF 800 feet when the
boiler exploded, killing Henry Faust,
aged Go, and seriously injuring several
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rHE ENJOYS STATEMENT.

PARIs, oct. 10.-ln an Interview to-day
the Burmese envoy stated that previous
TO his leaving home he was instructed to
ascertain whether England would receive
a Burmese embassy, and 70 negotiate for
the reinstatement Of the English Resident
AZ Mandalay. The envoy has seut dis
patch 10 Mandalay advising his govern
ment TO accede TO the demands OF Eng
land
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wAuNrNo Tur TRADrRs.

RANGooN, Oct. 10,--A dispatch boat
has been sent TO warn European steamers
and traders on the upper irrawaddy river
10 Withdraw tO the British lines.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-20
DIFFUsED SUGAR.

A Process Which Obtains One-Thfrd
More Sweetness than Formerly.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-The Depart
leht OF Agriculture has very gratifying
ep0Fts from It's sugarexperiments OF this
As0n' Prof Wylie, the chemist of the
sGartment, under whose supervision the
Apefiments have been carried on in Kan
sends very encouraging account
'ae work and its prospects. He has
.,is .lg tle diffusion" process even more
',iac'oIy KY. than be anticipated-s0 much
'ael ne believes it will solve, to
r. sieat degree, at least, the
80. making problem. He reports
ue department that his ex-
rooa1I ,-.elts U. nave shown that the diffusion
r.oI 80 VIII Lake almost every particle of
s,,oa. s@. ron tue cane. Indeed, some Of his
4'Ipts 10 md even trace of sugar in
. sro,,.s ,csuse after the cane has been put
Ig.su ns,,ta tle diffusion batteries have been
5m1..lt'slul. Under the old process Of
4 s-@.ng No. lae Juice from the cane be-
sng,,.- ,ullers only about 60per cent. of the
r6oos. was obtained. By the "diffusion'
Hi ne believes that 90 per cent.
sir,. obtained. The cost OF the ma
h ~! l9I ms new process will not be,
8lap a,ii1asileu' as much as under the old
Ia EN- anu tne expenses Of getting the SUI
. n for.a..ue f-' .ue cane no greater than by
H. is'uel method. The "difTusion" bat
~ is d 10" OF iron tanks into which the
4 J.. r5ul after being sliced up into pie
4 nas t9e tanks are connected with
A rs'.l trough which steam and hot wa
Il nd 5a, W forced at pleasure. The pro-
|e suS csa with steaming the chips OF
Mr alter which the hot wa
H. ~ loIced through the first
4 hro,@,. As tanks, thence into and
H m sr, vac second, thence through the
N t,ire o ~ lourih, and so on through the
lBg,.s9,". II takes but about fifteen
i Bs y, 10 take all the sweet out OF a few
as gr... e"n IN this way. Prof. Wylie
|lnt. lalth IN the new process. lie
mo fi means Of IT,, the Yields OF the
\ 0rtb -.us OF both the south and the
u ItIo1ai 0e almost doubled at little ad.
f Yer =, eApense. He has decided. how
Ben. n, !. lpone the Louisiana expert
n n a4,s,,il next season, IN order TO have
\ ~ ~ ,'ese Of some necessary changes
4 lrr5ss1 clinery manufactured for this
Another fso,,,.
ynr.m.,,',e ,',eature connected with these
lur..-'' '',l.s .l.ts 10 the development OF an
Car,o, ne " system, which is called tho
\ lfpl.esa,,.lattIon" system. BY IL Prof.
lits. e.r!.s Pc is getting wonderful re.
lr59ssit itieeially IN the sorghum line. The
|roesss' i,u t aystem consists Of a roasting
fore bo ~ which the cane is heated
|creass i,t in ground, the result being an
|entiptbtn .ne .e yield and a great improve
e Value Of the sugar obtained.
,lofed odd po,,a- -
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A afnlIent Killed.

TrvoLr, ITALY, oct. ia party Of
Irish students was attacked by italian
railway employees here today and one or
the students was killed. The matter has
been referred 70 the British Consul.
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GULLED BY GLENN's GUILE.
Successful Swindling by a Youth Who
PersOnified Many People.

Successful SwindIing by "A Youth Who
PersOnifed Many People.
CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-William {. Glenn,
a youth of 20, was lodged in Jail here yes
terday to await a hearing before the
United States Commissioner on a charge
Of conducting swlndliug operations
through the mails. Glenn lives at Ro-
chelle, H., and has been employed in the
office with his brother, who is Postmaster
Of that place. Some time ago young
Glenn is said to have begun negotiations
with Eastern dealers in foreign postage
stamps and curi0s Of that description
under half dozen fictitious names. The
second National Bank Of Rochelle was
given for reference as To the s0lvency Of
each of these mythical persons. This bank
existed only in Glenn's fancy letter
heads, which also gave the names Of its
imaginary officers and the amount OF its
supposed capital.
GLENN INDoRsEs HIMSELF.
Glenn received all the letters addressed
to the bank, and gave the fictitious per-
sons excellent financial ratings. These
several imaginary persons then ordered
large quantities OF merchandise on time.
Glenn is said to have received from 500 to
$500 worth Of goods from A. n. Simms e.
Co., OF Alexandra, Va; r. B. Sterling &
Co.. of Trenton, n. j., and William Wet
terer, Of Baltimore. Complaints were
made at the Post Office Department by
A. II. Simms & Co., and an inspector was
put on the case. After a weeks watch
ing and investigating, young Glenn was
arrested. A search Of his room, az his
fathers house, revealed about 1,2O0
stamps and other articles shipped by
Eastern firms.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-20
Knnning in Lynchers.

CuARLEsroN. s. g., Oct. l9.-Three
more arrests OF Edgeheld lynchers were
made Yesterday. The sheriff is out WITH
ak more warrants. Great excitement
prevails among the friends OF the
lvnnhora
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Great Britainis CoIonies.

LONDON, Oct. 19.--Samuel Morley.
speaking az Bodewin last evening. advo.
Gated allowing the colonies 20 develop
themselves In their own way as the best
way for them to attain prosperity.
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BERLIN, Oct. 10.-Emperor William has
Issued rescript recognizing Archbishop
Krementz, the POpe's appointee 10 the
archdiocese Of Cologne.
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BERLIN, Oct. 19.--The famous jInker
politician, Horr Bunsen, will resign his
seat In the Reiehstag on account OF Ill
hoaIfh
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BuruIara Shoot q Policeman.

UPPER sANDUsKY, o., Oct. D.-Po-
liceman Protz was shot fatally this morn
ing while arresting Two burglars. Inc
militia are looking for the criminals.
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CoNsrANTrNoPLE, oct. 1a.--sir Henry
Drummond Woln, special British envoy,
and the Porte have signed a protocol re-
specting the government Of Egypt.
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Thehnw,s Prospects.

snmA, Oct. 10.-The government has re.
solved to dispatch an expedition 10 Bur-
nah unless King Thebaw submits TO its
demands
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BERLIN. oct. 10.-Prlnce Albrecht Of
Prussia has been gazetted Regent Of the
Ducby Of Brunswick.
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GLENN INDoRsEs HIMSELF.
McrciIcss Rnvcolting.

DUBLIN, Oct. 10.-The severity with
which boycOtting Is being carried on Is
shown by an incident at the recent funeral
at MacrOOn, County Cork. A b0ycOtted
relative OF the person dead and bis family
joined the funeral procession, whereupon
the priests ana mOurners withdrew. The
funeral rites were finally performed by
three Catholic curates, and these we're the
only persons present.
PARNELLs BROTHER SUES.
At the Armagh eessions John Howard
larnell, a New York brother Of Charles
S. PRrnell, sued several Of bis tenants for
nOn-payment Of rent for seven years.
The Magistrate remarked that the defend
ants had evidently Obeyed Charles Stew
art Parnelps instructions instead Of the
plaintiffs. A verdict in favor Of the
plaintiff was rendered In each case.
Several farmers have been sentenced In
Limerick % one months imprisonment
for boycottlng and rioting.
BosTON's SYMPATHY.
Boston, oct. l0.-An enthusiastic meet
ing under the auspices OF the Irish Ma
tional League WAS beld IN Fanuel hail
tonight for the purpose Of giving encOur-
agement 10 CHARLES s. Parnell. and 20 ex-
press confidence in his management Of the
parliamentary elections In Ireland. Mayor
O'Brlen presided. Speeches were made
by Coy. Robinson. y. o. Prince, John
Boyle O'Rieliy, z. A. DOherty. Hon. John
Il. Fitzgerald and others. Resolutions
we're adopted er bodying the following
cable message, which was sent:
To Charles s. PdrneH. Trish National League
OGoe. Dublin, Ire'0nd:
The IRISH Americans Of Boston, in taneuil
hall assembled, with the Governor OF Massa-
chusetfs ana the Mayor Of Boston. greet you
and pledge $40. 900 for the fret installment.
THOMAS FLATLEY,
State Executive.
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WAsn,. Nud Fellows Celebrating.
Idd Fali,oNNGfoN, Oct. 19.--The colored
be tbir't',o Tvs VS. OF this city to-day celebrated
nited Y ninth anniversary az me grand and
Be Distric, ~ VI ovdd Fellows (colored) } Of
local and y. Columbia, by n procession
|fincipsi ,,.i.sitlng lodges through the
T. Tho '.eels ,see and a banquet this even
|iesident.- -'''s'Sion was reviewed by tue
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CARRoLLroN. Ills, Oct. 19.-Rainey'g
grocery and adjoining buildings. includ-
ing Sha-On's dry goods store, was burned
yesterday. The loss is $4,000. The prop.
erty is insured
The true northerner., 1885-05-14
Gliddenburg.

Richard Gleason has been an invalid for q
long time and does not improve with warm
or weather, as his friends had hoped.
William Hutchins received heavy blow
from lever, caused by the breaking of o
chain while pulling stumps. He is recovering
Willie Prater has always been very tenn
perate. even signing the pledge and es-
chewing sweet cider, but rumor says he has
taken great fancy to "Porter" of late.
Mrs. Anna Barton will preach at Giidden-
burg next Sabbath at 1870 a. M, and is ex-
pected to occupy the desk every two weeks
thereafter for the coming eight months.
Gliddenburg supplies the usual quota OF
school teachers. BERTHE Brown draws her sal
airy in Porter. Nellie Martin and Luella
Palmer in Hartford, Jay Cole i'll Waverly,
and Alta Lewis earns her money teaching
Gliddenburgites.
A. Shepard has laid the foundation for q
flock that he expects will excel any thing
ever imported. There is no description nee
essary as all of our citizens seem to have
called TO see the new addition. She weighs
only seven pounds.
Milton Pugsley is a good democrat, but
he reads the NoRTHERNER, and as he opened
the paper the shades of keen disappointment
gathered on his brow, because no one had
yet told the printer that Milton is the happy
daddy of ten pound boy.
The true northerner., 1885-05-14

Henry Hoard raised barn last week.
w. w. Wilson and wife are Hamiltonites
.again.
Riley Zimmerman is lucky, pair of twin
calves.
Rev. Buell. of Bangor, gave Hamilton
I, Gall last week.
Sydney Stearns is confined to his bed.
His recovery is doubtful.
Earl North started Monday morning, for
Valparaiso, Ind, to attend school.
Mrs. Hattie Harris, her daughter Verne'
and niece Cora, visited friends at Bangor
last Thursday and Friday.
+. ID. Jacobs, who has been travelling with
Leslie, is home quite out of health. He was
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Roll Harris, last
week.
Mrs. Alice Maxham died last Friday night
of a congestve chill. Funeral at her resi-
dence Sunday. Her remains were deposited
!, in the Hamilton cemetery.
Miss Ida Doty of Hamilton, died last Fri
day night and was buried Saturday. She
was taken the Sunday before while at one of
the neighbors, with severe attack OF diph-
liberia so that they were unable to remove
her 10 her home. Her sster-Mrs. Norwood
lis now quite low with the same disease.
The true northerner., 1885-05-14
The Fountain Of Youth.

Dyspepsia is the prevailing malady OF
civilized life. A weak dyspeptic stomach
acts very slowly or not at all on many kinds
of food; gases are extricated, acids are
formed and become source of pain and
disease until discharged. To be dyspeptic
is to be miserable, hopeless, depressed, con-
fused in mind, forgetful, irresolute, drowsy,
weak, languid and useless. 1t destroys the
Teeth, Complexion, Strength, Peace of
Mind and Bodily ease. 1t produces Head
ache, Pain in Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness
of Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of
Stomach, Bad Taste in Mouth, Bilious
Attacks, Palpitation of Heart, Inflammation
of Lungs, Pain in the region of the Kidneys,
and hundred other painful symptoms.
Dyspepsia invariably yields to the vege-
table remedies in GOLDEN SEAL
BiTTERS, the great purifier of the blood
and restorer of health. In these complaints
it has no equal, and one bottle will prove a
better guarantee of its merits than lengthy
advertisement. We warrant GOLDEN
SEAL BITTERS. Takeno others. Sold by
For sale by Covert IL Bartram and G..
w. Longwell, Druggists.