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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-29
Chatect rist CO OF lorna oes.

Tornadoes are violent, local, progress
i've whirlwinds. having a general in
draught from all sides. rapidly increas-
ing in violence, and taking rotary mo
ton near the center the breadth Of their
destructive action is generally less than
1000 feet. They sometimes occur in
groups, and are nearly always generated
in the southeastern quadrant of gener-
al cyclonie storm. The general rotation
is from right to left; and it Is interest
ing to note that all the accordapt rota
tions Of the sup, the planets, the earth
the moon, our cyclouie storms and tor
! nadoes, are.simply the persistence Of the
initial movement of rotation that is as.
sumed to have existed in the nebular
mass from which the solar system is
developed. Tornadoes are doubtless
identical with waterspouts at sea
Sand-spOut Is not an uncommon term
The rotation of waterapouts is as deci
.ively established as is that of tornado
es. A host of observers unite on that
point Tornadoes are most common in
| early summer, although they have occur
red at all seasons in this country. They
| occur most usually in the afternoon hours
but they are known as taking place at
all hours of the day and night. They
are pretty closely limited to the times
when the temperature is above the nor
nal of the sea- on. when the air is damp
and sultry, and generally spring up 10
light to moderate southerly winds
Heavy clouds and rain are associated
with them hail and lightning are no,
invariably present. but are characters
tic. They move generally from south
west to northeast. but n number of
strong departures are recogded. Their
velocity OF advance il about thirty mile s
an hour. hence they occupy less than a
minute in passing any given point and
laying it waste. Ii IL not uncommon
to find that they GO IN groups, and also
that after one has exhausted itself an
other springs up not far from the track
! of the first. The violent action of .or.
nsdoes is not constant, but intermittent
as If the strength Of the whir varied
from place to place along the track
The fact of whirling may be clearly
perceived from the disposition of the
rubbish from destroyed buildings. and
the manner in which trees are broken
down, often one over the other, so that
the trunks lie in opposite directions. -
Prot. ". w. D0eis.
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satisfactory results, or in case of failure a
return of parehsse price. On this safe plan
you can buy from our advertised Druggist
bottle of Or. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Ii is guaranteed to bring
relief in every case. when used for any af-
fiction of throat. Lungs or Chest. sucIi as
Consumption, Inflammation Of Lungs.
Bronchitis. Asthma. Whooping Cougii,
Group, etc., etc 1t is pleasant and sgrce-
able TO taste, perfectly safe. and ea1 slways
be depended upon. Trial b titles free at
Bowditch. Webster, / Co.'S Drugstore.
au-ieoixwchwkyfy
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At Bath.

oetober davs that we Waited tho pros-
perous and pu.hing city OF Bath to stake
In" the attractions OF the Grange Fair. |
which We had been looking forward 10
with pleasant authorizations for many
weeks. No we were To do no "report. |
lny."as sucb-for would NOT the dilirent
agents of tho A. p send ev,rythinq of
importance BY wire 40 that IT would be
In Augusta before us-hut we were only
to enjoy the exhibition with AZ much
fre.dom IA s.jble and perhaps say n
few words about n in a general WAY.
for would IL not be .old news" by
the time we got re,dv 10 tell our reader.
ANYTHING concerning it, This Bath
ar,ug. Fair has had n pbenomepaI suc-
eess for three wears f. il held by the
West Eatb West Woolvieh wo,lwich
p,rker's Head and wiuneeauce oranges
who unite In the work and general pro.
gramme OF the fair. and divide the net
rec.luts eoually. The exhibition was
he'll in the great Alameda Hall. the
exhibits being attractivejv arranged.
and In some departments of much inter
eat There was largo disnlav of canned
fruits. preserves and ielliea: and a large
and choice exbihi,ion of a,nlas There
were NOT many vegetables few
M, miami. ,,d some dne s,ec.
Imeua of .ranb,rries The OK
biblts Of hutter reo,.hed about thirty to,
and tbev were arranyed with much good
taste. Tho no,ltrv dena,tmert v,s
rather iudifars,. The Iod;a.. dsnart.
msots vcre ;,,orest;,, and e,,hrscea
,areh ,iao ,,or,, p,,s ,u;l,s boil
.,rs,ds .tc n,,ds at,ra,,ive .,,b,,lish-
m.n,s IN tho minor portion NJ the hall
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siaos an ,bo ric,,, hand s,aa -, tho
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"ea' $50
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goods admitted free 81 snty asiess sold
oa he Island, snd arrangements have
been made BY which manufacturers may
he rrpssees>I At merely nosniHsi
ehsrzR- Canada has applied for large
spags Anssrsx. Italy. England. FsaHss
agt. reosl1Ed have done the same, the
Se~ fefk =, ace IL we'll hIlcA, bus View
issglaaa, rFs eninsntiy the foremost Ia
trade cannot let this opportunity pass.
aud sheaia avail itself Of the Hoerxi oises
made. AZ space aud time are limited.
those wishing 70 exhibit shoaid make
immediate application 10 The Manager A.
4boye, who Will be glad 10 farnish al
r.ees.asy Information This opportunity
IL one which is liable TO open sp rev
markets to ye~ England manufacturers
ard for New England products. and Il
OR xhiei, enterprisipg men should rSt
be SLOW 70 take sesantage o.
Persons familiar With the political
history u our country for the past
txsnf y We years, will be able TO affirm
that nearly all the so-catied 'inaspen-
dent movements in politics daTinz that
time have been engineered by persons
whe could noe have their own way ia
the Republican party and, under the
pretense Of possessing political hoii-
ness all sbeir oan, have allied them
selves, directly or Indirectly. with the
democracy. Such movements have
afforded great qualification to Demo
cratic leaders, and they have encouraged
them In svery way possible. I. makes
all the difference, however, whose OK il
gored. just at present IL Ia the Demo-
cratic OK, and great Ia the lamentation.
The REVOLT sgainst the Bourbon
reign 10 the South, the formid-
able demonstrations Of ''kiekers" in the
once rock ribbed Democracy, are exeii-
ing terror among It's managers. The
Atlantic Constitution having caught the
alarm speaks fright out In meetin
after this fashion The independent
movement referring 10 the work Of The
Farmers Alliance In the SOUTH has dan
gerous tendencies; no matter how it Ia
viewed, it will not DO for the South; IL
will not do for the North; it will not do
for the West; Ii IL the tares among the
wheat, it must be trampled down
before it gains foothold, lest
what was began in one section shall
spread and threaten the welfare Of all
There can be no party within 4 party
without serious danger to the great body
polite, the strength Of which must nee
essarly be lessened and weakened there
by. You are either for the party, a. a
party, or you are against IT, There ia
no middle ground" There are very
good reasons for believing that the Con-
stitutiOn utters its warning too late. 1t Is
already long past the time when the
Democratic bacon can be saved by pub
fishing receipts for it, preservation.
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vessels Ia process p soiastfnetssss sss'S''
- h2isn' sHa ~ lhs aissae - l''1
~ofxnen afiss near me ss'al'a@ :. t1'r -
o. tweise nsnsf VESSELS r. t'1' naAn
ss'ss - - .
no H'1ss'sal va s'ss saasA ~ e''. BAH
nssfs o. hisassFssi7 VI "Df~f''eh- 4s.a hA1
Jsyiai noes NJ stse i'f'n - s''n'saa.
employ hsAs' s's'' Ia s'sA y ''sat''' $40
fhe {oy> Oh se'nfoftaase homes ihe
WORKS a. 'f'e ifsae if'a " os~s are asli's
eniarxea aha sreetss preparatory " .'4e
eai'diDs q she "as sAsps I" W epa-
slfu-Issi sf'rssf AiAss ssf sD9h INV "ai'A
ing- ana H'aeii'hefy VIA DC 90 sss'n :
iafze reaM AAa " ''s'st s..A
Ainss1al ~ Emp a'set1Aaa wan " o1.'A
ness asHae HD-h "'sA - hns
meat contract An OF ~nisn means
prosperity ana wealth. :" shN ''' ~
eay.
through the saiaa''sFs Vi o''e VI .
eshss''s ~s were s'i'''ty 'i"SH 1"'s
t''S NV o"'Ni'h5 81 .iA
faeAe i'lofary, ms DOCKS o. VIM" arc
aoA DeiLg af4hsea ~ '"s "p' a. 'A''
MISS nihhf 'iiah ana 'isi ..''7
s''e earn e*sai"E'e 7y'ss'n 'es 'a''0
siaeso- HE """s' ise "'@ we. 80 pa -,
pu' u eSpsee1n li'a9 '''e murray wa"
De opeieu' 70 IN" p0os-e I'D ne" '-s .
ihAs pa'i''ns - s''e W '.e s' ",
na'n rom iion- "aien ~ ."'' a-
cost ADo4' 9i",V'' it va.
"s" i~Fa'ns "as" wy
III business III i"'"
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-29

Homer. n r.. Mar. Is Four years ago
took severe cold: ordinary cough renne-
dies vcu'd cot help me. rave up nv
busiress e g-oeerl nv medical aisiser
told me TO tthe kemp's BalsAm, the grea,
lung medicine. Tfosk seversl boaIes; il
cured me sEd .ishost ; soabs saved ny
life. afev strsns.r AID rent I, ~mx
again rscnmmend it 70 sii nv fri .ncs
and i'll siwa,s praise IT, Gratefully yoa.s.
A. n Kibbe- Fer reference: Fisss IA
tioaAI Bank, Homer. N. r. oc;I5sei&v4v
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II hal rather be kitten and cry new
than groan all nigh. aud scold all day with
neuralsis. when ore little bottle of Saliva
ton o | would make me gentle and we'll,
Pussy. wouldn't you.
COUGHS, hoa'seness. asthma or any irrsa-
tion of the throst or bronchial ,ubes will
relieve By usirg DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
1t has cured thousands Recommend it 10
your friend and ns ishto-.
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GARLAND.

bARLASD
The annual meeting of the Pi'eatsquis
Congregational Conference oc cured at Gar
land Oct 81 and 20. Tuesday was devoted
to a busin,s 50 meeting and 10 discussion
Of variou, questions relating to church
work. R.v. w. c. Curtis OF Brownville
AMI C. c. Wilier of Monsoon. opened the
d ,cuss ons AT P. NJ the Womsns Mis-
si,uary meeting was held conducted by
Mrs L. Z. Evans of Dover, Vice Presi-
ceut Interesting pspers were presented
by Mrs. W. C. Curtis, Miss Susie o. Car
tls sni others. In the evening was praise
service, conduit ID by Rev. C. Brown of
Dexter, followed BY discussion opeaed by
Rev. W. X Cross of Dover. On We'd
nesday forenoon were prayer meetings.
repor Of var;oes churcass by their DEL
eg.tes aud discu; sina of revival work
opened by Rev. +. G. Brown sof Dexter,
followed by l.. P. Evans 81. Dover. 10
the afternoon the conferencts sermon was
preached by Rev. G. C Wilder of Monson.
Rev 2. b Thayer oaicisted as moderator
in place of Rev. Chas Dawson of Green
vile, who has not vet recovered from his
recent accident. Rev. Mr.. Dawson had
been pre- snt in this capacity at every SEES
sion for many years. DR.. J. E. Adams of
Bangor WAS secretary. The attendance was
large,
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1t is snrp'ising t, note the favorable
opinions we hsa- expressed daily il regard
to :he ususual power sheii K.rnp's B.!sam
possesses IN rny eorgAs aBd cB.is.
Msns Of our pc opls seem to think ii a mar
vel Of cure for influ- NJ, and sill throat
and lung troubles, and keep 1t sl~sys at
hard in TIE family. All cur dealers cell Il.
Large bottles soc. and 81 90.
oct l5aonG GlN
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state Of Mafne.


EXECUTIVE DggAKrAgsT,
u ~ > rssr svs, ser n. iHe.
xss<s 10 s<yst,y ~ that ri BON fss BE- tss
6ss q Tfsssx< A. bgyn~r. . convict Ia the sfHs
PyJsys safss sshf<p3s for the crime al a. aa4f
With ~ ens 10 sas1nts ,sp~. bpw vsnsinE befsfs
yB< 8sseFter srd GaunrA. and teartss The esa
vii b. grssssa IN fne Tsaked fhamhsv ~ AHs
ausss - In sdsy tbs@ fenrth fny " ssT~Hfsf,
SET, 81 tsn s'eieeh Y. n.
OHAAAsDAL sNfTH.
e<fza2s Secretary Of sfats-
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Quite little patty from this ely atten.
ded the Congregational conference G
Winslow yesterday afternoon. Among the
number were Dea. @. y. IIawes aud wife,
Des. S. A. Perkins and wife. DR.. II. N.
Harlow, Mrs. Sarah Harding, AID Mrs. c.
b. Emerson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-29

Maj. Mckinley. In recent speech
clearly sho we'd the benefits OF the new
law to every family when he said that
ali the spectators will mark down
prices on articles on which the duties
have been removed or reduced, while
they are marking up the prices on the
articles on which the duty has been In
creased, the people will be the gamers
thereby"
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Messrs. Marcus Merrill and G. A. CM-
we'll have purchased Mr.. James Newmans
barberiuR business on Water street and
will occupy the shop the first Of the month.
Mr.. Newman sells on account OF III health
and will not for the present engage In any
business.
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There were those Monday who scoaed
n. the weather bureau for predicting fsir
weather hut when the day passed without
rain and Tuesday morning iawned fair,
for once Old Prob was acknowledge 70 be
right.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-29

The Barrundla affair appears to be
more mixed than ever now that the son-
iu.lhw Of the dead general has been
heard from. 1t will apparently need
the combined evidence of all the wit
nesscs under oath to determine whether
ia ruudia fired the first shot or whether
he was eowardly attacked by those
seeking his capture.
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The installation of the newly slsc:sd OFF.
GERS Of Cushnoc Royal Arch Chapter will
be held Thursday evening, Nov. -. The
installation ceremonies will be followed by
. barlu et, to which all Master Masots are
to be invited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-29

Beauty is said to be only skin deep; but
to pos,e.s and preserve . beautiful skin,
pure, vigorous hlood 10 essential. This il.
test secured by takirg Ayers Srssparills
in small bet FRI quaint 5os.s. Itis h. mast
reliable Of hioed CURRIERS' ec.e-eod&s
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Getting plenty Of country FORK just
now ssid Water street dealer As be
assis,ad in transferring a "round hog" from
IL farmers wagon TO the chop yesterday
morning. Lots Of the farmers aie killing
their pigs at this time Of year
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The oldest lawsuit ever known Ia now
In progress Of trial IN the highest Rus
sian court In st Petersburg. Originally
It WAS brought 800 years ago against the
city Of kamencg podolsk, by the heirs
of y nohleman, to recover several thous-
and acres of his estate which had beca
contiscatcd by the municipality. The
testimony In the case IL wcighty; there
are forty -f!ve tons OF Ii in manuscript.
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The Sons of Veterans will hereafter
meet Monday evenings in E.on Hall, hav.
Ing voted to accept the offer Of the Red
Men. Who gave them the uss Of the hall
on these evenings for q nominal sum.
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MIRA. Edith Howcott VI New Orleans
perhaps owns more land than any other
American woman. In Louisiana and
Mississippi alone she has over 50,ooe
acres Of valuable timber lands, and is
buying more wherever she sees bar.
gain. She has Just completed pur-
chase Of 1000 acres of pine lands In TEX
- and $500 acres OF hardwood and cy-
press lands In Louisiana.
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Hay 10 coming into tic market in con.
siderable quantities. Several loads stood
on Market Square yesterday and 81 per
on was the ruling price.
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II 10 understood that the Maine Central
Is now selling tickets good onl, on the &C.
commodation train, at very low rates.
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The Pullman cars Kennsbsc and Psnob.
SEQ. have been taken Oh the Bar Hashor
route owing to decrease of travel.
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Mr.. Chandler Beale WAS run into By
team on Green Street Monday evening and
was quite severely bruised and injured.
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cALsxpAa or coxrso EVENTS.


IsmpseoDse.
xey. A. Hsns1es Dsstfies Lodge. Good Ts@rtsrs.
s.v is-Lisssaa District Loex-. Coos Tsmpiais,
ssy. is-Y~s Di.,sies Lodge Good rsmp,srs.
Nov z.-r,.silIs District roas.. Good Tsraplsrs.
ss,. - sa@r District LoAss. Good T.mpi.s..
NSv. 7s-Asdfossossln District Lodge. Gesd
Tsmrtafs, Worth Auburn.
D~e. 1~ksassbss District Lodzs. sood Tea
pss. s-.ssmsr.st District lodge Good Tenn
tsss, Gorsslis~.
ysb. Is--0sford District Lodge. God Tempiars.
Norway.
z ssse. " Inslo~.
DC. 1s-Gpion Congregational Conferences. o'ia
ysb 49, Convention d Vow Epglaas Christian
tssis syu AssosistioD. Portland.
Educational.
Orr. 10 ~ Oxford County Teachers Institute,
o., Il. Il. t-ws.s ostotd Educational A@e.
Pow. o.. trsasftn rssebsra' GenysBtls wilton
Sev. II r. washiastoa County iea@hsrs AssSei
Nov Ii is-Knox County Teaehers' Institute.
Jan. 10 Msiae Pedagogical society. waieryiiis
Patrons ~ HsshsnAsy.
Nov - Som. rset Pomons. Athens.
Nov G-AndrosoosgiD fomons, IL vision.
nor. s--k.nBebsr Pomona, Clinton.
Nov. To- W aida Pemoss, LiscoiRgiii-.
New. n =.knos Lincoln Union P0mons Union.
Dse. is-is--Annnai. Meeting state Orange. Lew
isfDas
FARMERS tnssbtutss.
NOV Sat Grange Han, Cheryaeld.
Nov 4. At Town Hall, n schiss.
Nsy. ii--At TRANCE Halt. Fmkmaa.
GRAND Array nspsbite.
Ost. zss,--FsIr Of Hildrsth Post. South Gardiner.
Associations.
Oct. 10 Maine board u Fortiga Missions.
Augusta.
Nov g. Maine Grand Assembly o, fythian sister-
ha0d, Portland.
Dee. Es-itissran.s' Institute Maine Ne thodisi
Conference, IlsDoa talls.
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Ho.el Thorndike, formerly known ~
Hotel Bowman, is closed. This may he
due 10 The aiIing that establishment re-
ccived in the municipal cou,t the other
moi ming. Another man, name not learned,
who attempted TO open rum shop near
1. Fuller & Sons has given II up A. = bal
beirg used for other purposes.
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Attention il called to the advertisement 10
our financial column Of Investment In Tai
lapoosa, Ga. elsimed 10 he the heAlthest
city Of the South. Gen. Berj =. i.atlsr
i, president Of the Company, and James ".
HYATT, treasurer.
In another column appears the notice Of
pet ton to the next le gislAture for chM-
ter for q Railroad from Augusta to Farm.
ington. 1t is evident that our citizens will
make q most determined N ,rt to have this
road come to the State capital.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-29

Frequently business men are hcsrI 10
make comps ints regarding the scarcity Of
paper morey in the denomin ,tioas Of one
and two dollar bills. Asa nsul. Of this
The bulky silver i .Ilsr weighs heavily on
the IL hard, people not liking 70 take IL in
place Of paper. The demand for small
fotes is thought vi continue till after the
holidays. by November ones and fves
will be iss,ei AMI the Treasury Depart
meat will besia to pay bulion 10 email
bills.
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Marshal Norton and officer S,ioson
brought from Gardiner to The Insane Asyl.
am, MIR. Emery Lowell yesterday.
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The front Of the Alden building on Wa.
ter street 10 heins treated 10 = coas u
paint.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-29
DEATH IN THE CUP.


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Of siimusaEfs au Il up The Wasted TISSUES Of the
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have beea brought hack 20 The emo, fn~ef OF PER
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