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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-11-17
A Congressman Under Bonds to Keep
the Peace.
RICuNOSD Va Nov |

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. l6.
Hon. Geo. ID Wise was arrested this
morning on a warrant charging him with be-
ing about to commit a breach of the peace
The arrest is the result of publication in
todsy's paper of a card by Wise denouncng
Col. VIM Lamb, ex-mayor of Norfolk. Wise
was put under thousand dollar bonds to
keep the peace.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-11-17

ST. Louis, Nov. 16.
d. S. FothernRham, the Adams express
messenger, those car was robbed three weeks
ago of money and valusbles amounting TO
500, 900, was srraigned in the criminal court
this morning, charged with grand larceny and
accepting stolen property. The messenger
pleaded not guilty to the charges and was re-
manded back TO Jail.
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Water Works for Belfast.


BELFAST, Nov. Is.
The city of Belfast has voted to contract
with Wheeler & Parks of Massachusetts, tor
a .vstem of water works for fire and domes-
tic purposes, to be completed next year, the
contractors to furnish fifty. FIVE hydrants at
an annual cost of $500 for twenty years.
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Time Extended.

CAMDEN, Nov. Is.
A special town meeting held this af't rnoon,
voted to grant the Camden s. Rockland Water
Company an extension time of 45 days in put
ting in the water workc. The time to which
the company was limited by the town meeting
of Nov 9th, was June lst. They will have
now until July 18th, all that was asked for.
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Schooner Released.

OTTAWA, Nov. is.
The schooner Flying Scad which was
seized at Halifax by Capt. Metzler of one of
the fisheries protective cutters, has been re-
leased on the payment of a fine of 3400 un-
der protest. She is charged with contraven-
ing the letter and spirit of customs law
through offering for sale fishing gear.
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Mr.. ID. |. Wilcoxson of Horse Cave, KY,
saws he was for many years badly afflicted
with Phthisic, also Diabetes; the pains were
almost uncomfortable, and would sometimes
almost throw him into convulsions. He tried
Electric Bitters and got relief from first bot
tie, and after taking six bottles was entirely
cured, and had gained in flesh eighteen
pounds. Says he positively believes he
would have died, had it not been for the re-
lief afforded bv Electric Btters Sold at
fifty cents bottle by Devine & Cooughlin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-11-17

Melin's Food, the only perfect substitute
for mothers milk, is recommended by our
most prominent physicians as the best and
safest food for infants. 1t contains 40 fari-
naceous matter, which so often produces
disorders of the stomach novl7W&S&wlm
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CHICAGO, Nov. 10
FLouR-Quiet.
WHKAr- higher, No. Z Chicago sprius 7sl.,S,
CORN ~ SOL
OArs-at 26
&YE-quiet 63
BARLkN-hrm 50
FORK a Q so 90
LARD - a s 70 a 8 %
RuLK AkAT--ShouIaere o 20 short rih a Al.
Short "isar. s 80.
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Inspecting the State Prison Property.
THoMAsroN, Nov. l6.

1HOMASTON, NOV. To.
Coils. Porter and Bean, inspectors OF the
State Prison. are here taking an account OF
the property at the end of the n'cal year. AZ
this institution.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Ten Men Instantly Killed.

PARIS, NOy. 16.
Ten men were instantly killed today and
six others Injured by the collapse of build
ing in the process of erection.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-11-17
A Village Burned.

BERNE. Nov. l6
The village of Frmstein in the canton of
Berne, Switzerland, has been burned. A
number of inhabitants perished in the flames.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-11-17
A Cold Wave Predicted.

CHICAGO, Nov. Is.
A cold wave is predicted BY the signal
service here. The thermometer will fall 10
TO 20 degrees in the next 80 or 36 hours.
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A Good Law.

MONTPELIER, VT, Nov l6
The legislature (both houses) has passed
q bill providing that all hotels or restaurants
using oleomargarine shall put out large signs
notifying the public of the fact.
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AND COMMERCIAL

Reported for the kennebec Journal or the Week
Ending Nov. 10.
Brighton and WatertOwn Live stock
Market.
AMOUNT of Live Stock at MarEss
Cattle. Sheep Lambs. Swine. Hsrses. veals
3,54l lO,562 22,90o 3yl 5O7
Number .frsm Maine.
Sheep6
Cattle. Lsmos. Calves. Horses. Swine
Maine stock, 28S 2.565 los 6S 90
Prices Of Market Beef
few choice, ~ 90 $3.50; extra, 1850 s67o;
frst quality, $5'5 $625; second quality, $50 q
$3.50 third quality, 81 90 q $3.50.
<rrivdls bu Sfeamers
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ptro.

In Edgecomb. Nov. 10, Mrs. Bctsey Clifford, aged
10 years, 10 month, 9th. Jason Light aged ~ years
10 months; 9TH, Simon Hsa. aged "a yrs, months
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BY TELEGRAPH,
WEATHER REPORT.
Aha'cations for the Next "a aon,

War Department.
Ut oince OF the Chief Signal Officer.
an'ne'on' ID. C., Nov. III A. N.
For Maine, New Hampshire and Eastern
"''acnusetts' rain slightly warmer; south
easterly winds.
For the rest of New England ro;n.
"onary temperature; southeasterly winds.
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nov2deodlm nr lp
ALWAYS MOIST.

katuraily . mermaid must
be alWayS moist. Good chew
Ing iolpccu -t,onld POSSESS the
same GuabiE j cannot be so,
h,weNrr, when ths sides are
expos Il To the air, as when
cut ";ii nv hCught" "(Wave
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saved His Life.

Scrofulous humors are easily driven from
the system by the faithful use of Vegetine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-11-17

WE WARRANT Gilmore's Magnetic
Elixir to relieve the Asthma in one minute.
Sold by F. G, Kinsman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-11-17

IMPO rENCY in Man or Woman cured
by Gilmore's Aromatic Wine. Sold by f. G..
Kinsmau.
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nov ldeod& w.chgwky nr-tf

UMTF0 Reliable Agents everywhere to repre-
sod.,loaa ~ sent the Single Mems Endo wment As
AARHa,oi oi Minneapolis. Minnesota. $1,000 AT
Aen IM.1E "A popular Institution for single
ass Ierrt ~ Inducements to the right man. Ad-
IoWLE, Agent, Bangor, Me-, Boz l3o2.
ost20dkwlm
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-06-05
HOMESTEAD CONSOLIDATED no.
TICES OF FINAL PROOF.

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, NJ. L., May list, 1851
NOTICE is hereby given that the following nam.
~ cd settlers have filed notice OF their intention To
make final proof in support Of their respective
claims and that said proof will hc made before
John T. Williams, Probate Judge Of Madison
County, Montana. ut Virginia City, Montana, on
Saturday,
June ~. 1885. via: Eben II. Wilco,..b,
who made homestead application No. ANS for the
EH y W x and Lots and ;, section To- tp4 $
ROW.
Albert +. Wilccn, who made presumption dc
claratory statement No 6.,,4 tor the NV section
:+,tp4S R7W.
They each name the following witnesses to
prove their continuous residence upon and cultiva
ton Of said tracts OF land viz: Frederick kuress,
Charles l.. Patrick. William II. Lemon, and George
Wheat. all Of Twin Bridges, Madison County Mon
tana.
$. W. LANGtIORNE, Register.
JAS. ". PAGE, Attorney ,o-td
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

'LANp OFFICE AT HELENA, NJ. r., Apr! ~, 1850.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following mar,
cd settler has filed Notice OF his intention to
make final proof in support at his claim. and that
said proof will bc made before Ro',crt T. Wing,
deputy Clerk OF the District Court in and for Hc:l
verhead county, at Dillon. Montana, on Saturday,
June 10th. 1886. viz: Thomas Pierce.
who made homestead application No. ,77.. tor Tn.
VIZ NE ~ and -, NW - section Is, tip 5
RI;W.
He names the blowing Witnesses to prove his
land, viz: Martin Barrett, Harrison H. Brown
George l.. Batchcldcr, and Dillon b. Mason, all OF
Bann:lck, Montana.
nt-td S.W. LANGlORNE, Register.
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Only Half Ali..

lhere are hosts of men and women VI hn
to coin phrase, are only half alive. Tb,,
, is to say, they have seldom If ever any ap
petite, are nervous, weak, tidyetty an ~!
troubled by numberless small pains ,na
aches. In the presence of vigorous, rx.
uberant vitality they seem mere piuu;rs
such persons are usually fond of frequently
dosing themselves, swallowing i,r the
course OF the year enough drugs to stock
any apo'hecary'~ shop Of average dimrn.
sions This, of course, defeats instead of
furthering the end in view. VIZ, the re-.
covery OF health and ,yigor. Were thew to
seek ss It from an unfaiing source Of vitality,
would be their case. Then vigor would
return to their debilitated frames, the glow
Of health to their wan, cheeks. their tremb.
ling. uncertain gait would grow firm and
elastic, appetite. that grandest Of all SAUCES.
would give Nelisl for the daily food were
it ever so coarse, and refreshing sleep
would crown the tasks of the day. :.
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xtgal 4o64fs.
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, Montana. May 20, 1856.
NE'rICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice of his intention
TO make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before g. Mead, Pro.
bate Judge of Reaverhcad County, r., ut Dillon,
Montana, on Monday,
July ;. 1886, viz: James O'Neil.
who made pre- c,nption declara,ory statement No.
s,hn4, tor the ~, NWA NWA NWA NE H.,
SW IL section -, rp7, X low.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land viz: Thomas Ranks, Charles Wilson and
George W. French Of Argcnt,, Montana, and
Ja",c% Mclaughlin, of Dillon. Montana.
$. w. LANGlIORNE, Register.
~. :. barbour, Attorney. LOW
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Jegal Ao6ees.
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

NOTICE is hereby y;y,n ,,,,, ,,. to,,ow;r., ,,,,
cd settler has filed notice of his intention ,o
'ht flnal proof in support of his clai,n.ard that said
l, ~, VIII nr made before ". J. t;alf'raith judy,
VI .n' second Judicial District Court, in his an
on Saturday.
june 10. 1886. viz: Emerson Hin,
who made homestead application, No rS,S, for III,
SE NV IL, NE II SW T., and WI. Sc ii,
section 3. TIP. II, :. Il. 10 West.
nc names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous rcsdcnce upon. AM, cultivation OF. sa.
,%nd' viz: JOSEPH. HANDS. Albert D. Young. John
f. f.: Lord. Of Red Rock. Montana. and Afra,n :
Kite. of Dillon. Montana
,o'hw S.W. LANGllORNE. Register
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NOTICE OF final. ENTRY.
LAM OFFICE At HELENA. NJ. T.. Nav u,

LANl OFFICE At HELENA. NJ. T.. MAY u, $50
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice ni his intention e
make final proof in support of his claim. and that
said proof will he made before Robert L. Wins"
Deputy Clerk o, District Court. At Dillon, Mon
tln:,. on Monday.
June ~. 1886. viz: Harrison u. brown
who made ;,rc-.,rp:inn drcIara:or. statement NJ"
s>l- for the 81, SW ~ and ~, Sc ~ section Il.
township X - W. ::
lie names the following Wl!nr>>r> to r'"Nr n,
continuous residence upon an' ,HI'Na;i"n "' >ao
,nI VIZ, N',l,;,,, {; ,l.r nt i:;.;,nc!>. Munl;sra
Rufus \ E.r>lcr. ~. E.i!nn. NnN'!:!;:. tr'u> =
Patterson and Nllncv Il. briggs. at f'nn'rA, Mon
t"ns. .,.. >,
,,.ti \. W. i..\\tl:'' III y j.. i.'-.'H'N''
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NOTICE or FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OrElcE AT HELENA, NJ T., May i, 1850.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following nam
~ cd sctthr has filed notice Of his intention, to
make final proofin support Of his claim. and that
said proof will be made before Robert 7. Wing,
Deputy Clerk of the District Court, i"Hvrrhcld
County, at Dillon. Montana, on Tuesday.
July LIST. 1886. viz: stephen u. Vance.
who made presumption dcclara,orv statement No.
67S, for the So Nj: tt NJ 81: ~ section II,
township :. s X W.
lie names the following WITNESSES to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF said
land. viz George w. Maloncv. u. II. Wrat"n.
Herald Ffeyschlag, and james II. i''t,"rton. all
of WISDOM Montana.
Md w. LANGIIORNi:. Register.
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SHERTFF'S SALE.

Armstrong Il !.o>ec Gilbert Nlnwart
TO I've sold at Sheriff sale, on the premises ut
Glendale, Montana, on Friday. June nth. 1850. ut
o'clock y. III. tina; certain house and lot situate 1T
said Glendale, in lscavrrhcad County. generally
known "s the knahr property. hut hcin- KIN prop.
crtv of Gilbert Nanw;,rt
TllOS. Il. JONES, Sheriff.
BY X. NJ. B\TEMAN. Deputy Sheriff
Dated ut Dillon this 10Th day OF MAY, 1880. .,-td
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.


l.HnO rrir. AZ ilf::.> NJ. T.. Nav -. !N>''
NOTICE. is hereby given i!i!t ms '''..'Wlf. ''t'
n tl,.r Iva. Sled NOTICE ni hi~ intention e. wake
,n,! proof in ~;,pl,"r. "t hi> t.''' nd i:i.', ~''o
.,rnnl win h,. made. l,..nrt {. Mead. '""'"tv @-I
of Hr.,v, rhvl County. ii iE.''n. M'i''''''' ''
Monday.
.,,;v :. 1856, viz: Herman Carson.
who u,l,jr ,r...c,m,.un ,;vcaranr% Statement ""
81, low IN. FL, \N :.lrnd NJ. ~. TT ~;t'"'
TO-. township :. south @: ROW. :;
lie names the following wtt!' $50 :" !f"E' h'5
continuous rr>d nee upon 'ti'n ',uu''""n '' >'o
,,rI VIZ, lanes Ii,inin:. John {. Wilson, !a'n~ ~
Tarhour and William Rrhli,. al OF Wills J.. o.
Il, overhead Co.. NJ. T.
NJ : BARBOUR. Atty. -'N
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p, i"'rty-FOur Conn Factories.
" I.e are thirty-fOur coffin factories in
keraa' a'eo States, and they turn out an
h. 40 las VI lao collins and caskets a day.
"sest factory is in Cincinnati.
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Hot Water and Beef eak Diet.

not Water and Beef eak Diet.
leF Il diet of six weeks upon hot water
'eefsteak. Il corpulent gentleman an
'aces remarkable change in mental
"illy condition. He is six inches less
st7h. indigestion has vanished: he
',> Sl'vesand shoes a size smaller. he
's' the tendency to take cold. and his
S'eS are daily neutrality-suspicious.
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photographs of the SUMS Corona.
autographs have been taken of thu
[''a OF the sun when the sun WIS visi
heretofore they have only been ST
f. Ledger.
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= =. 4. H." Is the Latest Notion.
nc latest notion is Il S. PC. B.-a So
E Tor the Prevention If Cruelty te
E,s, FEMININE members thereof are ex
WI hot to wear birds on their hornets
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In '"~ Monument to FL Mallsli.
NJ monument reared tc the memory of
tch ""oi in the Soudan, is. q tower of
|tim;,, "hitewashed and bearing the in
'p'"'', The Ambassador of God"
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SUMMONS.

n the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dis
trict Of the Territory Of Montana. in and for the
County Of Beaverhcad
George Ferguson. plaintiff. IS. Peter Ross, dc
PENDANT.
The people Of the Territory Of Montana send
greeting to Peter Ross. defendant:
You are hereby require 4 to appear in I'm action
brought against you by the above. named plaintiff.
:rct Of the Territory OF Montana, in and tor tl.>
County of Beaverhead, and to answer the complaint
6!cd therein, within ten days, exclusive Of the day
.! Service after tho service you OF this summons
II served in this county; or. If served out OF this
county, but in this district within twenty days. 9th
crwisc within forty days, or Judgment by default
| will be taken against you according to the PRAYER
| of sale, complaint.
The said action Is brought 10 recover from
you the Of eight hundred dollars, with interest
thereon ut the rate OF and one halt per cent
per month from Dccs 18TH, 1851. and tor the fore
closure OF Il certain mortgage OF date made
and executed by YOU to plaintiff as security tn,
said
And YOU are hereby notified that il ,,u, fail IL
appear and answer said compliant, rs above re-
quircd. the said plaintiff will apply to thu court tor
| the relief demanded in said complaint. and Tor
costs of suit.
| Given under my hand and the seal OF
| cr>, \thc District Court of the Second Judi
| 'f'@>l'' ;cial District of the Territory of Mon
>>~ tant, in and Tor the County Of Beaver.
| head. This 10th Lar of March, in the wear Of on,
| Lord one Thousand ri..i, hundred and >yh;v-~N
| H. l.. DAVIS. Clerk
| liv Rour. 7. MING, Dep. Clerk
| {. w. TURNER. Atvtor Plaintiff. lp-,w
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SUMMONS.

IN the District Court OF the Second Judicial Dis.
County of Beavcr,cad.
George Ferguson, plaintiff. ". Robert l!ol, and
Peter Ross, defendants.
The puopi, OF the Territory Of Montana send
grrr,in" 70 Robert Holt and Peter Ross, uct nd
ants:
You are hereby requ,r,. d to appear in an action
brought against you by the ahovc.nancd plaintiff
IN the District Court q: the Second judicial Dis
rict OF the Territory OF Montana, in and Tor the
COUNTY of Rc;rerhcad, and to answer the complaint
a!eG therein, within ten days. exclusive of the daS
Ut service, after the service you OF this summons
!: served in this county: or. il served out of this
touny hut in this district, within twenty DAYS 9th,
:rw; sc within forty days, Judgment by default
will hc taken against YOU according to the prayc,
ii said complaint.
.hc OF S,;I..o. with nt,rrs, II the rate %! one
and half per cent per month according To the
terms of Joint prn,nis.orr note. made and cNccut
cd by vou Ia plaintiff March ;d, l>>;, and Ia obtain
decree Of foreclosure nt Il certain mortgage a.!
s:nr t.att made by YOU ~ security for said note.
And vo,, ar, hereby notified that il fail to APP
pear and answer said complaint, - above required.
tn, said plaintiff will apply a. the Court ior the
relief demanded ~ said plant, and for costs of
suit
Given under my hand and the seal of
\the District Coi:rt o: tn Second Judi
SEAL. cil! District OF Me Territory ct Mon
\--~| tln:.. in and t"r the I, j"'r of Beaver
head ti,:~ M! day m ,,;'r,l!. in I've q! n'tr
Lord one tr.'>rl light undrr't md rl&htv->'N.
Il. l.. DAVIS. Clrrk.
Il, RnHr. 7. WIH',. Deputy tl,rh.
L. w. t.3INtK. AIRY tor Pi3nt" M.Sw
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XEIGIsE1N's
Mineral Hot Springs,
On the Rig Hole River.

Situated halfway hctwccn Glen Station. on the
Utah and Northern Railway, and Twin Bridges.
The Hotel is now open and fitted up with good :c-
co,n,nodatonS for the public The medical pre- per
ties of these springs are unsurpassed hv any in the
Territory.
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Formerly for two years custom boot and
shoe maker at Dillon. First.cass work
guaranteed TO all customers.
The Osceola times., 1886-09-25
- -
SUNDAY IN CHARLESTO

The Day Given Up to Religious Services
The Work Of Restoration Going On-rhe
Telegraph and Telephone Service Re
stored-The Relief COMMITTEES Dong
Good and Efficient Work.
CHARLESTON, $. c., Sept 20.-Yester-
day was a different day from last Sunday,
by reason of the suspension of the work
of reopcning thoroughfares, which a
week ago was in iull blast. Communica-
tions are now pretty well restored, the
telegraph lines are in operation and the
Telephone Exchange is working nearly
everywhere. The worst feature OF the
day was a heavy rain IN the morn.
ing, which injured considerably the con.
tents of exposed dwellings, and made the
remaining campers-out particularly un-
comfortable. But the discomfort and
loss were nothing in comparison with
what would have been the effect of a
downpour ten days ago. The feature of
the day, as was the case on last
Sunday, was the open.air worship.
The Mariners Church had services
on one of the ships in the harbOr. The
Presbyterian and Huguenot Church serv.
ices were on the Battery. The congrega-
uOH Ol GfdCe t0ufcn NOTSnlpcu III lNt
Sunday school building; the Second
Presbyterian congregation In the resi-.
dence of Mr.. j. S. Riggs; st. Johns
Lutheran in its Sunday school, and other
congregations in their own churches.
There was marked devotion every where
The close of the week enables the
work OF the relief committee to be re-
viewed, and it is certain that every one
needing food and shelter has been pro.
yided for. Besides this, most valuable
work has been done by what is deSig
mated as the immediate relief committee,
which gives small sums Oi
money to clearly.estabhshed cases
of need, outside Of food and
lodgings, so as to provide for cloth
ing. bedding, the removal of furniture and
other like requirements. This committee
considers also applications where means
of livelihood have been des troyed by the
earthquake. For purposes Of urgent
need and early assistance, this commit
tee is doing admirable work. The mother
of Mayor Courtenay, aged eighty.one
died to-day.
The Osceola times., 1886-09-25

under every possible form have been
under experiments here for forty years,
/ have nothing conclusive to forward in
regard to the great superiority OF soluble
over ;asoluble phosphates.
prof :. w. johnson says: "The uld-
mate effect o. acting on bones with sui
pburic acid is the same as extreme pull
Terization. Bone flour is as active and
ctfnctnaI a fertilizer as the sulphated
bone. In other wor,s' given amount
of money and labor eA, pended IN raw
bones often goes further At. VI uoeS peter
taan when put in sulphated b.. .'ne.
Abundant testimony is at hama % con-
firm Sir j. Is. Lawes and Prof. s. W..
johnson, but none is needed. Why IA
it then, that the experiment stations
are so persistent in valuing the soluble,
insoluble and reverted phosphates 80
differently, and insist that the variations
in the solubility must be expressed, and
vet give no heed to the solublity of am.
mona, a much moro costly article
Boston Post.