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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-08-14

THE French merchants are reported TO be
very angry over the provisions of the Me-
Kinley tariff bill and the increased strin-
gency of our Custom-housc regulations
regarding French products This was TO be
expected. Our tariff regulations are not
made in their interest, but our own. 1t
would also seem 10 be a good time to remind
them how, in violation of good faith and
international courtesy, France passed laws
specifically prohibiting the introduction of
our pork products, and imposing heavy du-
ties on our cereals. We should have no
cause for complaint if she had put us on the
footing of other nations, and prohibited the
introduction Of all pork products, or levied
high duty on all. But to single us out for
injury Was n National insult and she has
frequently gone TO war for much less reason
thon she then gave Us. There is some talk
of retaliation" but the French are in no
shape for this since we buy nearly twice rs
much Of them rs they do of us. Last year
we bought about So, 100000 of their prod
ncts, or one-tenth of all they sent abroad,
while they bought of ms but 100000, or
less th.n one twentieth of our exports
- e---
JElEmIAH LYNCH, who has written an
entertaining and accurate account OF his
travels in the Orient, says of the way that
! England drains the countries she can get
under her grip:
Few people know how much good the Fnglisl,
get out Of India. One has 10 go there. travel aud
| countries. There are 250000,GO0 people In India
mud they all labor for the benefit Of the 900 0OC
! English in Britain. The nuumerabie millions oi
India buy everything they need of England
countless yards Of oot-stutis, furniture liquors
etc They send IN return teas, coiIees cereals
! which England could get nowhere else In such
| quantities aud so cheap.
India is the dumping ground of NIL the surplus
manufactures of England, and with such an i'm.
mense population everything is sold some time oI
| another. Therefore, the people in India are all
very poor and England is very rich.
This is the condition to which England
and her subsidized free-trade allies in thi,
country would reduce orr people.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-08-14

GEEEEAL MANAGER SAUL, Of the Mackey
railroad lines. Of Evansville, Ind, may know
lots about railToading, but he lacks common
sense. Last week a committee Of his en-
pioyes waited Oh him to ask an increase in
wages Of - cents day. lie responded by
telling the committee they were discharged
from the service Of the company. The road
was tied up at once, and Mr. Saul sent for
The committee. Within "A hours things
moved again by yielding to all the demands
Of The men.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-02-08

Y. Nj. B. A. OF LAFoURCHE.-
L'anniversaire de la foundation de
la soci6t6 connue sous lie nom de
"Y. M. B. A. de Lafourche" doit Sc
celebler dams lie mois de mai pro-
chain. Cette societe de bienfai-
sane. a rendu de grands services
ct compile de nombreux membres.
Ellie fut fond6e en- 1867 ee qui lui
DOME un age respectable de -
ans.
La prosperite don't iouit la societe,
malgr6 les bienfaits ct les services
rendus, est tres meritee ct com
mande partout l'estime ct rappro-
baton.
Tn comite de 4 membres a etc
institute pour examiner sill ne
serait pas convenable de donner a
Get anniversaire un eclat maccon.
tune. Les membres du sus di,
coinite sont MN. n. Coulon, j. \,
Wright, j. Jones, En-. Riyiere.
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LIE cafe 81 populaire ct 81 comm
sous le nom de "Bridge House.
ct tenn pendant de 81 nombreuses
ann6es par notre regrette c. Arena
est maintenant la propri6te de
Mr.. David Kern, un jeune homme
plein d'avenir ct de bonnie volonte.
Les liqueuers les plus fines, la
conrtoisie Ia plus parfaite seront
toujours au service des clients qul
youdront bien honorer de leuI
presence Reimbursement de Mr.. ID
Kern.
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Lisez l'annonce de Mr.. c. P.
Smith de Houma. Son hotel ne lie
cede EN- rien aux hotels de premiere
classe de nos grandes villes. LIE
luxe DIES appartements, Fexcellence
&c la table, ct mile ct n facilities
misses a la disposition DIES voyagenrs
en- font an lieu de predilection pour
lie public.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-02-08

ACCIDENT.-Jeudi matin Nine.
A, Bouron a fait dams son escalier
une chute malheureuse. La jamie
droite a etc fracturee ct Pom
redoute quelque complication.
Les SONS les plus Expresses ct les
plus intelllgents ne hi manquent
point ct nous avons, graces en-
soient rendues aux Dieux immOr.
tells! DIES representants de la Fa-
cutie ioujours a la hauteur DIES
circumstances.
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Quelques citoypns lnteIligents
de notre vile SO sont mis- a la tete
dun movement qui doit grande-
ment benefcier a notre endroit.
Une reunion aura lieu bient0t
au Fi.emen'S Hall, reunion 4 la
quslle seront convifs tons les
membres DIES compagnias de pom
piers Thibodaux No. l ct Hook &
Ladder No. /.
II s'agit de fonder nne "stock
compagnie" qui pourra emettre DIES
actions pour II somme Determines
ct prendre ell mains l'exploitation
lie IL sale susdite tout Ell reser-
ant certains droitsaux compagni"s
de pompiers interessecs dans 70
pera House. autrement dit Fire
mems Hall. Ce ba!iment ma
jamais etc achieve ct quelgue>
dettes resent encore sur lui.
lie but de la noovelle %organisa-
ton est de liguider ces dettes IT
de teIminer, amellorer ct finir, en-
IN mot, fpnvre commencee il y
hut ans. NOtre vile de ThiDo
danx ne pent que gagner u
la completion de cette sale
qni est tout natnrellement nn
lien lie reunion ct de rejouissanceS
sociales. lie tire "d'Opera House"
qu'On lui dOnne est peut Gtre un
p.u ptetentienx. Mals quot. II
faut prenlre du gallon 81 ron vent
| plaire 1t Gtre pris an serieux. Suifit
que cette immense sale, NAL
meublee ct Iessemblant as>ez a
une anneXe de sucreIie tfouve
frequemment des l%ocatalres repre-
sentant dies tronpes ambnlantes
qnl %vieunent exhiber leurs ressour
ceS theatrales. Pour beancoup
r'est une distraction, ponr dautres,
est uu profit. Honnefemtnt. 81 &c
rotit est judicieusement peicu ct
rmploye, il pen servir a payer les
dvttes lie la sale, a la terminel
convenabiement, ct NOES persons
meme que de jolis dirideude.
seIont la part des actionnaires.
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LOCALES.
Arrives ct depart des trains q Thloo-
daux, % novembrs, 1889.
pKxNiER TRAIN.

YkEM1EK IKAIS.
Quite Thibodaux a 9 heures g. M ase' :"
MALE de rOnest.
Arrive a Tbibodaux a 10 heures ~ a. H.
.~ec Ia MALE de la Nouvelle Orleans.
xeceud train tavec la MALE de la NonVe''e
Orleans ct de rEst).
on,fte Thibodaux a 4 heures 30. p. m.
ArriysA Thibodaux A s heures % =. IN.
Ia MALE est t%oujours close au post "hiee'
=, ,olnutes avant lie depart du train.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-02-08

CoUR DE DIsTRICT.-Depuls
lnndi dernier la cour lie district
nonr les ~affaires c~iviles tent sa
SEES ion a Thibodanx. lie jnge w.
Guion qui devait pr6sider Il dh
demander q son colleague, lie jnge
7. Beattie de lie remplacer pour
cause de maladie parml 81 famllle.
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AUX DIRECTEURs D'EcoLEs.-
Lancien moblIirr scolaire lie IA
cademie Gulon, CONSTANT en-
pupitres, est i vendre. Cest une
excellente occasion qul sc %prfsente
de meubler a bias prix II ecole
publique on privee de notre pa
rOisse.
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DEcEs-Decedee, lie premier te-
vrier. 1890. i Page de 81 u Nine.
Marie Adele, eponse de ursin
Naqnin.
Les fnneraiiles ont ell lien lie
iour suivant en- t'eglise cathoIiqne
st. Joseph a Thibodanx.
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AVasNDEz;-

Tine nrande q~uantit6 de BARDEAUX, pre-
mere oualite ct .leliy res sur ie bord dn Bayou
Lainlrchr i Thihmlanx. Sadresser 4 Mr.. D..
l.. CARO-. agent pour MIR. jules Ifclianx. on
aux hurearx de i. S%ENTINELLE lie Thihoiaux.
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Bayou Lafourche.

lie "Dredge Boat" qai derait
cnrer lie bayon Lafourehe de Don
aldsonyille 4 Thiboaaux a, depuis
qnelque temps, termiDe SEES opera.
lions. LIE travail effectif s'est
borne au nettoyage de 3 miles, d
pen pres. de notre bayou. Ce re-
sultat nest guere sa%tisfaisant, ct
Ton Sc demanle qnel prix est
alone pour un 81 mince resnltat.
Nous sommes incapables de rensri-
! glier nos lecteurs d &c sulet. Nous
ne commissions point les termes
du contrat fait entire lie gonvrrne.
ment ct le snsdit "Dredge Boat
SufIit que le travail est iidlcnle.
ment insufisant, ct que, silly a rn
de l'argent de depense, CONNIE Ia
chose est plus que probable, il l'aftf
dune taeon ties rlsqnee.
Qnand en- tinirons nous avec tons
ces aeissements. cps eSSais ct ce>
jobse Notre bayou ceuIe d pleins
bordS, ct chaqne jour amene DIES
GRANTEES s~erieuses u ~iiverailis
surtont dn has Lafourehe.
Mons ayons as>iste, NANTES fnis,
4 dies nitellements ct Il dautreS
operations payees embarrassment
par lie commencement DIES Etats
Un's L. long de notre bayou. Cha
Gun croyait benevolement qn'on
>'occnpait de rendre notre cours
aeaa navi.able ct moins DANCE.
renx. Mats QUEEN est-il restlte
Du Neut-Et les inondationS nous
menacent to%nionrs. Eft nous pou-
vons touS les iours cenStattr Que
ltemhoncllure du bayou Lafuurcha
Sc hausse. s.en.orge ct sc retrecit,
c'est la quest lie danger, danger
serieuy. sill ell ftit: ct tOus les
jours re danger monte ct setenl.
ct nous lie ferons rlen qul vallle 81
nous ne eaialisons pas Dotre bayou
ct ST nous ne lni donnons pas u,
degOrmement suffisant.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-02-08

Servez. vous dn R~enoratenr de
.Halrs Vegetable hair" 1T vos
cheveux wont s'epaissir 1T Iepren-
dront leur coulpur primitive Ell
name temps que leur vigneur.
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NOTICE.
Thihsdaux, La, ian. 4, 1890.

The partnership of Roth & Fleetwood,
Druggists and Apathecaries, is this day dis
solved. E Norbert Roth succeeds and will
liguidats all its affairs. e. N. ROTH.
J. N. FLEETWOOD.
Referring 10 the above ] solicit u contin-
nance of the patronage bestowed Oh the late
firm j. n. Fl EErWOOD.
ian-63od.
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IN est en- vote de curer lie canal.
Cette envre utile ct necessaire est
fsite anx d4pens de la paroisse.
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PATURAGE.

Ure M eni!iq'a ct richie sayane do 500 ar
penis. sltuee pres kaceland. est 4 la dispssi-
tiau dc tons les 6ieyeurs ct proprietaires
d'animar. Pension par cheval ca mnltt. 81
..ar mois: boeut on vacllr. IS cts. genisss ct
reau, 30 cts. a.adrcssera
O. LEPINE.
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AVIS

Nous sounnaes prizes d'annorc.r que fhon.
L. A. O'Sullivan ma pas ahandnnne So profess
sion ,~l'ayotat dams ie 20me. district iudici-
aire: il u supplement ouvert m bureau b la
Nouvelle Orleans. 1863 rue Gravier ct tons les
mercredi ct same,li. il sera 4 son office, |.
Thiho,aux. gu. avec son associ6 lie inge A. +.
Kn0bloeh. II s'occul,eTa de toutes les afaires
aui luj serOnt c~onfieeS.
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ALE

job Work done neatly, scientin-
cally, speedily and cheaply, by the
SENTINEL job printing Office, Main
street, bel wern st. Philip and St.
Louis streets
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FOUND.

About fifteen days ago on the public road
in front of my residence. Z strayed horses
one is q black mare with her two legs white
below the knees. The ether horse the colt
is d bay mare with enc leg white below the
OF the horses have any brand or mark any
one claiming same with presfs of being the
owner will please call before 80 days and pay
expenses sn same. EsTB
Nine miles below Lsckpcrt, Lafourche La.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. donnons ci-
dessons la liste DIES licences pour
marriages prises an greffe de la
paroisse Lafourche a Thibodaux:
Felicien Grabert ct Viola Ma.
theme.
Joseph Adam ct Marie Ardogne.
Wilson Green ct Mary Ann Scott.
Valery Boadreaux ct Helena
Thibodaux.
Abel Vicknair ct Herminia
Schmith.
Dave Hawkes. ct Nancy Brown.
Pierre Ardogne ct Mathilde Thi-
bolanx.
Denis Morris ct Mary Williams.
Amedee Morvant ct Celanise
Braud.
James Dill ct Lydie Morvant.
Felix Thibodaux ct Josephine
BorgerOn.
FRANCOIS Viuet ct Marguerite
Sehtee.
Clairville Fight ct Eva Folse.
Joseph Vigns ct Cordelia Mo
laison.
Louis Babin ct Armentine Robi
chaux.
Jos Maronge ct Iva Stevens.
Milton Burban ct Margaret Lee.
James Sermories ct Grady Hill
Isaac Deggs ct Julia Martin.
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AvENDneE.

li.0n0 BRIQUES ne premiere g%uaiite ssns
4 vrndre par Mr.. THEODORE ADAM, sur le
Bayou Lafourehc. pcs le Canal Haraug. La
livraison sera faite sur IL bori du Ia Won 81 en-
lc .leman.ia. Prx $500 lie MILLER.
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NoTICE-We are requested to state that
~ Hon. I. A. O'sullivan has not given up
his practice at the bar of the 10Th. Judicial
District. he has simply opened an office at
1863 Grayier street, New Orleans: and he will
be ut his office, at Thibodaux. every We,ines-
day and Saturday. where. with his associate.
Judge 4. f. knobloch, he will transact any
business entrusted to him. rs 1d.
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LocKPeRT PUBLIC SCHOOL FUND ASSN

At a meeting held by this association en-
the first Thursday Of October, 1889, it was
RESOLVED. That hsncaferth, a fair shall
be held for the benefit Of the schssl fund sR
the first SATURDAY. and Sunday Of June Of sy-
cry year. BY erd or Of
PIERRE EARRIcs, Secretary,
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L1yREs D'ECoLES.-Nous pu
blions aujonri'hui encore la liste
des livres d'ecoles primaries exigfs
a le bureau du .'School board"
dsEtat.
IL est asseZ singnlier que pon ny
trouve point mentionne n seule
erammaire anglaise. Sont-elles
indistinctement toute BONES on
tontes mauvaiseS Assurement il
a lacune ct notre superintendent
devrait bien nous tirer d'embarras.
Jusqu'a present nous lie COMMAS
sons point lie grammaire qui puisse
en- linsuistique iouer lie 16Ie de Ia
Bible que tant de peuples ct tan'
Re religions acceptent sans con
teste.
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Nettoyage des bouteiUes.-Ponr
nettoyer les bonteilles. introduire
du papier coupe en- menus MOI
ceanx; remplir la bonteille dun
quart dean, pnis Pagiter en- tous
sens: la bouteille est bientot dune
proprete partaite.
QUAINT d la grenaille employee
solvent ponr rincer les b~onteilles.
un savant Il dtmontre, i Facade
mie DIES sciences, que les grains de
plomb deposent sur les parols
interienres du carbonate de plomb
resistant an lavage, mails qni Sc dis
sont dams lie vim, cDntenant du
plomb. est plus on moins INVISIBLE,
snrtont 81 quelque grain de plomb
est reste au fond de Ia Douteille.
Il est preferable de remplacer cette
grenaille par de petits bouts de fill
de fer de 1 i ) millimetres dc lon
gueur. LIE nettoyage est rend,l
ainsi pins rapitle ct plus parfait
qn'ayec lie pIomb ct he peut occa.
sionner aucun accident.
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NoTICE.-Nous appelons ratten-
ton lie nos lecteurs SUI la notice,
publi6e dams la partie anglaise de
notre journal, par lie Tresorier de
paroisse. On peut venir toncher 4
la caisse lie montant des warrants
portant les numeros depuis / jus.
qua 3O3.
n. b. Tonte reclamation enregis.
tree dot 6tre r%epresenree par IN
warrant tire par lie President ct
lie Secretaire du jnri de police.
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On peut voir dams nos COLONIES
nne neuyeile afnonce: eelle du
DR.. klench qui Went s'etablir Il
Tmbodanx il tire lie medecin-yete.
rinaire.
Depuis longtemps on rp5rettait
cetta lacune dams nos campagnes.
Les betes de trait, de luxe; nos
vaches laitieres, Ell III mot, tous
les animaux domestiqGes ont droit
a plus de soins qu'on lie leur en-
accorde generalement. La pro>pe-
rite du planteur depend Ell g.ande
partie aes animaux lie la ferme, ct
ron ne saurait trop s'occuper de
lenr bien ttre ct dc conditions
necessaires pour qu'ils puissent
nous rendre des services efficaces.
Nous negligeons certainement
trop cette branche de toute exploi
tation agricole, ct nous ne vivons
dependant que par P%agricultnre.
Dams tons les autres pays, rani-
NAL de III ferme est traite, presqne
avec autant d'egards que les habi.
tants ct l'on ne Sen trouve pas
plus NAL. 81 nous vonlons avoir
de bonnes b6;es, de bon service
ct dun usage lucratif, prenons.en
soin ct ameliorons la race, antant
que faire Sc peut. II v cheval
ct cheval, il y a vache ct vache,
CONNIE il y a fagot ct fagot, dit
Maliere. lie tont est de savOil
faire la distinction ct d'avoir a sa
disposition de hons outils, de bons
instruments de labour, de trait e,
de somme, ct pour ce Ia, III
bon veterinaire pent nous rendrt
de grands ct inestimabIes services
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-31
6r. CATHARINEa HALL.

The Hrst half of the school year a, 81
Csthsfine's Hall closes January sia.
The school hss been we'll supported dur.
ing the past months. Tho number Of
boarding pupils has increased since last
year, while the day school, including the
special pupils. is larger than it has been
for long time. Several day pupils have
just been received for the last half Of the
school year.
Mr.. Aiger v. Currier continues his con-
nection with St. Catherine's Hall, and his
classes are open not only to the regular
pupils. but to all desiring lessons in
drawing and painting. Pupils from Au-
gusta and Gardiner have Availed themselves
Of this opportunity.
There have been many special pupils in
French, German and music. class In
gymnas'ics has just been formed under the
supervision Of DR. Caro- Brooks. The lee
sons are iacluded in the regular school
work and involve no additional expense to
the members VI the school.
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FARM NOTES.

Mr.. { ; Wharf of Gardiner, has grade
Jersey COW that made 435 pounds of butter
in 800 days, besides supplying milk for
two families.
The following are the officers OF the
Central Washington Agricultural Society
for 1890 President, Johu c. Talbot: vice
presidents. W G Means, L. A. Crane !;
trustees, John X. Ames, Z. E. Steddsrd'
f. A. Moore. James Thompson. b. W.
Crane. G. l. Harmon, John Shaw; secre-
tary, W. II. Phinney; treasurer, NJ. Gard
ner: collector. o. NJ. Vose-
The trustees of Oxford County Agricul-
tural Society will publish in the prlze-iist
OF 1890 any special premiums that can be
Judged by their awarding committees
which are received by the society on or be-
fore March l.t. 1890. Mr.. Horace Morrill,
of Buckfeld. declines serving As one OF the
hoard of trustees. The fair will probably
be held the week following the Maine State
fair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-31

The merfiment of the committee author
lied to burn State bonds part )ok Of almos,
seeming reeklessness as they stood before
the open fireplace in the Treasurers ONCE
Thursday afternoon. Bonds of all demon
ins,on, one bearing the figures s25s 600.
we're twisted and torn and thrown into the
flames Bonds representing about 81, 400
900 we're thu, disposed of with the eIcep
ton of thousand dollar bond which vas
consumed "a lighting the pipe of one of
the gentlemen present. Most of these
bond, we're OF the Issue of 1863. The
committee will finish their examination of
the Tressurers accounts Friday.
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Mr.. Percy Brooks wss home yesterday
from Bowdoin.
Mi" Jennie Cook Of Gardiner, visited
the city yesterday.
Miss Mabel Lander Of the Kenne bee
Reporter. Gardiner. was in the city yes,er-
day.
Col. L. C. Harrington, clerk to the rail.
road commission. passed Thursday in Port
land
L. C. Cornish, Esq., and wife are pass
ing the week at Mr.. Cornish's old home 10
Winslow.
s j Walton, Skowheean. and c.
Best Of Denver. Col. ware Of those regis
tered at the North yesterday.
Hiram Bliss Jr, Eco, of Washington
was in the city Wednesday night and left
for his home Yesterday forenoon.
Miss Florence Brooks took the morning
train Thursday for Boston, where she will
attend the conservatory and also take riva,e
lessons In music.
A. Bleakney. Moro Valley. Iowa, and
W. p. Fossett, Round Pond. Me, were
among the out of town guests At the Cony
House last evening.
Attorney General Little aeld, who was in
the city over Wedne ,day on business, left
on the ten O'Clock train yesterday morning
for his home in Rockland.
1t will be pleasant news to his many
friends to know that Rev. Il. A. Griffin,
pastor Of the Unitarian Church, is improv-
ing in health. Eight of his brother pastors
have told him that they would see that his
pulpit 10 supplied until he has fully rsgained
his health.
Rev. |. j Mead returned yesterday nor-
ming from Bowdoinhsm where he took part
in the dedicatory exercises Wednesday, Of
the new Universalst church in that place.
Rev. Mr.. Mead delivered the sermon in the
afternoon. Rev Mr.. Blanchard Of Port
land, delivered the dedication discourse,
and Rev. Mr.. Hayden of Auburn. gave
the address in the evening