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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

WITH the Antikalsomine Company's Plastico
we guarantee 70 our customers that We will
produce better effects rs well as more durable
work than any other wall decorating process
will make FOR the same amount Of expense.
whether competing with fresco I'm water OF
OH. or whether with finest wall papers. In
cruSta walton. or papier machiere. or whether
with common papers. We do this work either
in solid water fints or vanished. producing
leather like effects. We also make Handmade
W all Paper on the same principle FOR walls too
badly broken or patched. Cali and see our
designs and get figures. Corner Of 0ftswaanc
Pear sts.. opposite Morgan & Ayerys
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

Ell in the slsss of God OF man. but a
bored heavily 70 squire a. tliazs, zzd .
prepare lyself f3r ne desL1y tE4. 3syAl--
sd me
IWcs every year cane greetings zna iet-
ters tg4a MV f-ller Aueuemaz1, zst twics
syery ye4r ! selr o-ek ly answers 4szlns
II tae tlDe ha1 1llls - cease from i4Dor.
And 81 L.s c.gs 9t l4y probation sper away
O.. [ grew t.-lL E11 seaEy 81 heart. tgr be-
l1x u1E . lal. a.. al learned. 1 logged 70
rlaae . - eglanllg ct tae- LIE u Een. An1
of.Ilmss 1 wondered ~ tlLs t4l1 all propls-
c. u tns thilgs tlere were ID be Vas Dlt
dream born % the brzns % men whose
wish ran before their thought. I was, IN
deed u tae royal blood. that ! zaeS, Tor
~ uae.s. sel-. tle Priest, showed ne the
secret record Ct t1- descent, traced without
break frcm tatler l1Io son, ald craven ID
mystic symbols upon a tablet II the stone 4
Syele B.tci .raAt avail w-s 10 10 be royal
5y gnt when p-, ny heritage, WAS =
slave ..1 flc p .saslre and mials-
ter 20 tns ilra-s 81 tae Macedonian Lagiile
az. snl g4en .r. had been 81 long serf
that, percAa.ce. -hs lad forgot how TO put
OF the -er.I 8 ~ bondage ano ones
more 70 igoz sr-ss the weird with free
dom g.0r.aa eyest
Aud taea j 9e aolght me- II my prayer
upon the gvla tower Of Abouthis and II
the answer lo payer. and wondered II
that. 700, were dream.
And one ul-at. as weary with study,
walked Witlla fle sacred grove that IL IN
the temeuos of The Temple. and thought
such thoughts rs these. 1 met my Uncl4
Sepa, who also was walking and thinkins
"Holde be cried IN MS great voice;
sway Is thy face so sad, Harmachiss Hath
the last problem that we studied over
whelmed thee
"Nay, nv unclen l answered. II am
overwhelmed, indeed, but not OF the
problem, il was a light one. Ny heart Is
heavy within ne, FOR l am aweary OF life
within these cioisters. and the pied-up
weight OF know edge crushes me. II IS OF
no avail 70 store up force which can not Do
used "
"Ahi thou art impatient, Harmachis," he
answered; III is ever the way OF foolish
youth. Thou wouldst taste OF the battle;
thou dost weary Of watching the breakers
fall upon the shore, thou wouldst plunge
therein and venture the desperate hazard
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

OF the war. And so thou wouldst be going,
Harmachisi The bird would fly the nest
as when they are grown, the swallows fly
from beneath the caves Of the Temple.
Wei, il shall be as thou desirest; the hour
IS at hand l have taught thee all that |
have learned, and methiuks that the pupil
hath outrun his MASTER And he paused
and wiped bis bright, black eyes, for he
was very sad at the thought OF my depart
ure
And whittier shall I 20, my uncler' l
asked rejoicing, '.bas 70 AbOuthis TO be
initiated in the mystery OF the Godsl'
"Ay, back 10 Abouthis, and from Atoutbis
20 Alexandria. and from Alexandria 20 the
throne Of thy fathers, o Harmachisi Listen,
now; things are thus: Thou kuowest how
Cleopatra, the Queen. fed into Syria when
that false cgnuch P0thiuus set the win OF
Auietss az naught and raised her brother
Ptoiemy 20 the sole lordship OF Egypt. Thou
knovest also how she came back, like a
Queen indeed, with great army in her
train, and iay at Pelussm. and how at this
iuucture the mighty CRsar. that great man,
that greatest OF al men, sailed with a weak
company hi1hCr 20 Alexandria from Paar-
saiia bloody field in hot pursuit % Pompoy.
Bat he found P1mpey already dead, having
ortA ut-oclt ital4'iT4 pF Atiiittst', tue JtA-
era'. and Llcias Septimius, the chief Of the
Roman le-iens ia Lgypt. and thou znowest
how the AIexau1rians were troubled at his
coming and would have slain his iic-ors.
Then. as th0I hast heard, Cesar seized
Fto'emy, the young King, and bis sister
A-sinre, ant hada me army of Cleopatra
and tac army ~ Ptolcmy. under Achalas.
which Jay facing each other AZ Peiusim dis-
band and 60 their WAYS And for
answer Achilas marched on Cesar and be-
s.egsd bin straltiy IN the Brlchium at
A.exandr.a- a1d -, f1r awhile. things
were, ard none knew who should reign in
tEgpt- hat I1ea .'f pa'ra took rp the Dice
an1 lureF iaeu'' aal.'n's was ine throw she
mare IN tF-.A 81. vas o'-a one FOR,
isas'Ls .ne army 2. teiisl,l' she came ~
-N r re n-F'of ol - -naFla- and alone
WIZ ne Anpi-'f'r en''rea sni
iDsA '.' IT'S o.a3 nef a
oiie or fi'i rugs s1't ts RTa maze in
NFri@' aHN s3n. i'' rAss % present 20
-Af 7N' ".f. .he T'-" pr ltl7a
.' .Ne P''N % r" Nss me
Sf' t W ana -
am 'l7 the'. Ara sae
-'r "'- "-i-as
f 'e' 1A
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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

and the known faces, though OF these
some few were wanting, having been
gathered to Osiris. Now, as l came
nigh to the temenos Of the Temple. having
ridden across the well-tilled fields, the
priests and the people issued forth 70 bid
me welcome, and with them the Old wife
AtOua, who, but Tor few added wrinkles
that Time had cnt upon her forehead. was
even as she had been when she threw the
sandal after me FIVE long years arone.
"Ld' iai la she cried; ''and there thou
art. nv bonnv lad; more bonny even than
thou vert la what q man what shout
ders and what q face and forml Ab. 10
does an old woman credit 10 have dandied
theel Bat thou art over pale; those priests
down there at Annu have starved thee.
sureiyl Starvc not thvsef; the Gods love
not n skeleton Empty stomach makes
empty head, as they say at Alexandria.
But this .s gad hour, ay, a joyous hour
Come income ia if and as I lighted down
size embraced nc.
But I thrust her aside my father
where 90 my fatherf' I cried. Il see him
not"
''Nay. nav. have no fear" she answered ,
"his Holiness ia well; he waits thee IL bis
chamber. There. pass on. o happy day :
q happy Ab0uftisf'
And so went. or rather ran. and reached
the chamber o.; which } have written, anl
there a. the table sat my father, Amen
omhat. even tas same as he had been. but
very old. ard ran 20 him and xneeInE
before hil kissed his hand and be blessed
me
"Io1E up. NY son. he said. land let nv
old eFes gaze upon thy face, that may read
thrhnsr+ .f
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07
[ FORTH BY HIS OWN HAND.


BY n RIDER HAGGARD-
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

Y THE next day 1
\ embraced my uncle,
\ Sepa, and with an
eager heart departed
from Annu back 10
Abouthis. And, 10
be short, thither l
cane IN safety, hav-
z been absent five
ars and a month, be-
2 now no more a boy
{ a man full grown,
d having my mind well
)cked with the knOwl-
men and the ancient
of Egy pit. And once
saw the old lands
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07
CHAPTER V.

or THE RETURN OF HARMACHrs TO ABOUTHIs;
CELEBRATION OF THE MYs srERIEs; CHANT or
ISIS, AND THE WARNING OF AMENEMgA1.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

o. rss nzPkETUzs - aAzGAcHrs A~D o.
as aE<llsa srH as CscLE ssPA rHa
slsa rAIksE 80 oa % as LIss ar -. -
90 raE soals 90 skPA
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

r The saEnilg u
the next d. / 80
as4ksEed gg 3 priest
of t1a Temple Who
brDlz11 Wori 10 us
. make ready Tor
be io-rley alereot
1yfsrA-r lad sroaea,
"a as tlere sas
cas-on Tor ne ~ pass
tne river l1 Ala a el
Hos tlIs - tl- he-l-
) of tle Greeks
p / s104-t 20 in the
y ~ ssIs priests r
AIsun wh1 1Ad come
a ..Ha g. a 49,.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07
HEALTH IS WEALTH.

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in Insanity and lead ing . misery. decay Add
death Premature old Age Barren ness Loss 81
Power In either ser Involuntary LOSSES aud
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VIZ GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure anv case With each orde received hy
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" X. Tbbs, Druggist
eals bg't. - honroe--i.. Grand Rapids. Mich-
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PRESS COMMENTS.


Harvey vas executed to-day. and The vsy
In vhich the work was done viii strsneshen
-. f.,th Of those Who believe that the death
psuslty had better BE- abolishsd.
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NEWS NUGGETS.
Fresh and Readable - Home and
Abroad

Jacob Bright was much gratired during hil
Washington visit upon finding q bust OF his
f,ir. John Bright, in the grand corridor Of
the White House.
Bill Nye has struck something that is pneu
but no, phunny, He is laid up At his home
on Staten Island with pneumonia, to the
great regret of Thousands who have come to
regard the genial humorist rs . friend.
through reading his quaint articles.
From Mars Hill, whence st. Paul preached
to the Athenians, Dr. Talmage. a few days
ago, addressed himself to their present day
successors, and 10 doubtless now happy
in the reflection that he and ST. Paul have
laid the Athenisns under lasting obligations.
Mr.. Blsckmore, the novelist. who 10 also q
market gardener, WAS lately plaintiff against
= neighbor who had stolen S25 worth of his
pears. In this instance MIR. Blackmore let
his interest on the copyright question become
secondary to what he considered his ripe
pearean rlghts.
Newport continues to be the summer home
of millionaires, notwithstanding the attrxc-
tons of rival watering places. Lorilsrd
Spencer has just broken ground for u new
cottage there. which will be l2s feet long
by 92 wide. II will be of Rocky Farm
granite and shingles.
The eldest daughter of General Malone Of
Virginia. who arrived from Europe by the
Britannia, has spent several years In Paris
under he charge Of Msrchesi. When Mrs
John W. Mscksy was over here she sail that
Miss Malone had one Of the finest and sweet
est voice she had ever heard. The young
lady will spend the winter in Washington.
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THE WORLD IN a NursanI.L,

Queen Amelia of Portugal gave birth to q
son on Nov 18th.
Mrs. Harrison says the stare Of the crowd
10 one Of the trials Of her life.
The Lynn relief committee has received
contributions amounting 10 $50, ,292,i&.
The Cornell crew has sung itself out Of
debt BY Al amateur minstrel performance.
There are said to be more than 100 appli.
cAnts for places on Governor Brackets
staff
A San Francisco family used phonograph
to cheer their mothers illness, and also to
preserve the tone Of her voice after death.
steamer Idaho ran on Race Rocks Friday,
aud with her cargo is total loss. Grew saved
The delegAtes to the Pan. American Con.
ference have had ribbon-bcdecked carpet
sweepers sent to them from Grand Rapids,
Michigan.
BY Secretary Wilson's official report the
New York worlds fair guarantee fund Sat.
urday night reached u, GA ,097. or ssS, ,O6s
for the day. Other subscriptions make the
grand total 81 02s, ,9A2.
Workmen are employed in pulling down
the walls and cleaning up the debris In Bos-
tons burnt district. The bodies Of the four
missing hremen have not yet been found. u
+. Whitney the veteran fireman. rescued In
such a thrilling manner from the bull ling No.
so Chauncy street by Officer Maypes ard
others, died at the hospital Saturday morn.
ing Of his burns.
Considerable excitement WAS caused On
Friday evening by a crank who started to
run through the streets Of the business por
tion Of the city of Burlington. la, swinsing
a huge sle,ge hammer and smashing every
plate glass front that he passed He was cor.
rallied in short order. but not until he had
succeeded In completely running the sho~
windows of u dozen different stores. The
man was placed in Jail, in default OF $1,000
bonds.
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RAILROAD NOTES.

The Belfast & Moosehead Lake X. X. Co,
has declared the usual semi-annual dividend
Of per cent. on preferred stock, and o. so
per share on non-preferred stock.
A meeting Of the S,ore Line Railroad com.
pany is to be held at MachiHs this week to
take necessary action on the offer made by
the Maine Central railroad for the lease Of
that line.
Thirteen men compose the surveying party
now at work on the line of the Penobscot
Central railroad. The route commence at
Red Bridge, and has now reached Six Mile
Falls, GlenburD. II will continue on through
Milo TO kenduskeag.
The kennebec journal keeps up its agita.
ton in behalf of an extra train between Au-
gustn and Bangor with exceeding zeal. aud
has presented an array of facts and opinions
that ought to bring about favorable action by
the railroad msnagers.-BeifaaJ journal
Vt seems now that some Of the fifty Italians
who have been at work on the extension. will
20 into winter quarters in DEXTER. and await
the opening of work in the ,prinR, when they
are likely to be wanted to shovel dirt from
foxcroft northSard, IL rumors are correct. -
Eastern STATE.
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About Our People and Their Friends
A Christmas Fair-Hallowell CLASH
cal for 8anitarium.

Mr.. aud Mrs, Will Tilden of Brockton.
Macs. are the guests Of Mr.. Tilden's par
ents, Gen. and Mrs. Charles W. Tilden. on
Union street.
A gang of French lsborers started for the
woods from here yesterday. They will
spend the winter in the lnmbering region.
Mr., Harry Sleeper of Natick, Mass, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. f. NJ Jones arrived Saturday evening
with the remains Of his wife, his little daugh-
ter Beatrice being with him. Mr.. Jones
returns in few days to Castana.
The kennebec Lodge installation of off,
GERS occurred last evening. with the usual
good time.
Saturday night thieves entered the barn OF
Jesse G. Bridges, on the Otis fsrmstead, in
the outskirts and stole 4 valuable bay mare.
The full particulars are given in another
column.
1920 "a wa. the net proceeds Of the recent
Catholic fair This is above the rough esti-
mates made
The young ladies of the First Universalist
Church gave . supper and sociable in the
vestry this evening. Supper from to 3O
The reason why the people are being so
licited 50 early to purchase tickets for the
Chinese entertainment to be given in the
Baptist church is. that one hundred and fifty
tickets at least must be sold in order that
the Chinese company may pay its expenses.
Mr.. Charles A. Paine of Boston, is visiting
his parents in this city
1t is rumored that the building of the Hal
lowell Classical and Scientific Academy is
TO be purchased and turned into sanitarium.
Several HallOwell gentlemen are interested
in the project, including a physician. The
building. being steam heated. well lighted.
and on an eminently healthful site, appears
exceedingly we'll adapted to thu purposes of
a sanitarium.
Tickets are being sold to the benefit ball
to Mr. Henry Lord, Thursday evening next
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.


No material change in Jefferson Davis
condition.
The public debt decreased "a. .s69 ,672
during November.
No trace has been found OF the four Bos-
ton firem' supposed to have been burned to
death in the great FIRE.
DIR. Benz. q. Galbenewifz of 81 Hanover
street, Boston, sa- arrested, Monday morn
ing, for not reporting = case 81 smallpox
with the promptness required by Law.
Samuel Wiikeson. secretary of the North
ern Pacific Railroad COMPANY, died at his
residence on West Fortieth street. New
York, Monday evening, of heart failure.
Gov Gordon of Georgia, ~ss given pop
nlsr reception Monday night At the Palmer
House. Chicago. Fully POO citizens shook
hands with him in the course Of a liule over
an hour.
John J Plunkett has been granted q di-
vorce from his wife Mary H. Plunket,
Christian Scientist healer wbo somt time ago
mated with A. Bentley Wor:hipgton, nigs-
mist.
Judgments with executions we're entered
Monday morning against Lewis $. Cx& Co.
retail dry goods, cioaks, etc 1920 Chestnut
St fhiladelphia. for sis5.0 There has
been no deed Of assignment As yet.
At Salt Lake City, on Saturday, Judge
A iderson delivered hs decision in the mat
ter for admission to citizenship of those
Mormons who have taken the Enio~ment
House oath The decision reviess the tesii-
mony at length, and denies the application.
The bakery of Gustav & Gross in Phila-
delphia. burned to the grourd Monday morr-
Jog. Gross escaped but his wife and four
children we're burned to death. Mrs. Min
ME Gross died at the Episcopal hospital in
the afternoon. This sweIls the lie, of dead
to seven.
Among the prominent gentlemen who will
speak at the annual banquet Of the Boston
Merchants Association in that city Dec. IL.
| are Ex President Cleveland. Henry w
Grady of Atlanta. Ga, Andrew Carnegie.
Hon Wiiism L. Putnam Of Portland, Ne 4,
and it 10 hoped that Hon. Cbauncey
Depe~ will be present.
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WIpENED orREHfs.
Better Insulated Wires and Other I'm
provsmsnts Likely to Result irom
Bostons Sad Lesson.

BosroS, Dec. 2.-ln the Board Of Alder
men, this evening, = communication WAS re-
ceived ffem Mayor Hart, recommending that
the opportunity for widening certain streets
in the burned district be seized upon; that
pecuniary relief be given by the city to
the families of firemen killed in the recent
FIRE; and urging the passage of such or
dinances IA shall require every telephone,
telegraph and other electric wires that enters
any building in the city to be provided with
safety fuse or fusible alloy. The recon-
mendations were referred to committees for
future report.
The Board of Fire Commissioners also sent
. communication asking for increased FIRE
apparatus and new quarters for the central
FIRE alarm station. The commission ask for
an appropriation Of s34. 500 for the immedi-
ate needs Of the department. These also
were referred to . committee.
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
Horse Thieves Keep Their Pufsuers At
Bay with Knives and Razors.
kenDe bee County Stables Visited by
the Robbers and a Little Blood Let
ting Follows
I Special to the Kennebee Journal

Special to the kennebee Journal.
GARDINER. Dec. 2.-One of the most dsr-
ing and successfni robberies which has oc-
Cured in this section of the State for some
time, vas perpeirated on Saturday night.
Two men, one of whom i. short and thick
set an. the other tall aud quite slim. have
been doing up the surrounding towns with
view 10 riding the stables of horses, robes,
sleighs, harnesses, or anything of value in
that line, They first put in an appearance
in North Monmouth. where they left a team
at \ farmers, saying they would call for it
tn next DAY From there they went to the
house OF +. u. Tucker near Purgatory Mills
called, in Liehfeld.
They reached fuckers house in the night
sui forced an entrance 10 the barn, and
taking a robe. blanket, bags. cnshion and
whip to the sleigh The, made such rum.
pu. as to arouse the watch dog and be in
turn aroused Tucker. who, in company with
the hired man. started in pursuit of the
thieves. overtaking them after traversing
several miles ;ovsrd the outlet of
Cobbo-scecoutec The thieves were in
tam, which ust have bees procured since
they iefl Monmouth Both parties alightei
and explanations followed. The u iev-s not
wishing to be captured, drew knives and
rakuis and slashed into Tucker and hired
msu Both fought noby. aod during the
melee the robbers wrists were cut quite
badly Tucker WAS finally beaten of. and
the thieves Jumping into their team, after
having dropped the razor case and several
stolen articles, made their escape.
Tucker drpvc 10 this city Sunday and
disclosed the tact and Deputy Sheriff Norton
of this city, and Detective True and Deputy
Maddox # Halloatll, were put in possession
of al the facts aud Immediately started after
the thieves From fuckers the men are
traced - the outlet here they attempted to
steal horse from Jack Williams, but were
frightened assy by the inmates after having
~ tied the horse au! taken him ont Of the
stGil. They are then traced to a point about
a n.lit soulh of llai,owell, where they stole
valuable bay horse and a fine robe from
James &. Bridges. They then came back
through Farmingdsle and broke into the barn
of Capt. Ahram Rich, where they stole n
sleigh aud handsome gold mounted harness.
This is evidently the last theft committed by
the srtes, and the thieves with their i'll
gotten booty are row at large with tine offc
era 10 hot pursuit. A reward of S25 is
offered l. is believed they can be Identified
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Hon. William Counor

Hon William Conuor. whose severe H.
ness has already been reported, died Friday
oght at the age Of 30 years. after being con-
fined TO the house for several weeks. Mr..
CoDhor came to this vilisgc a young man
ard engaged at once In numbering operations.
For many years he owned the mill At the
head ~ the island, where. by industry and
through fortunate investments in wild Isnds,
he suiassed large property. He was . man
II strong convictions ant .xerted . powerfui
influence 10 town aud county affairs, while In
oob branch of the legislature he has
made his Influence felt
lie has been large snsr ~ real estate In
,nd shout the viIlsge. most of which 10 nov
heid BY hi. son. For ware he was one OF
the director. Of People. Bsnk. WatefviIle.
= position which he rsii'qisbed only when
the indfnifie. Of age prevented his attending
To the dutips. lie vas also a Trustee II the
FART II sssisg. Bank for many yesrs. In
politics be vas an aggressive kepubiicsn. be-
iieying not only in the grand snrk accom-
pii.bri but IN the possibilities Of the future.
With the rum traffic be had no sympathy.
but those who sold ss we'll NJ drank received
his stronge condemnation The sympathy
II al the village goes oIt to-day 10 the be-
sesved family.