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A PieasfpS Seoae

of heslth and strength renewed and of ease
and comfort follows the use OF Syrup of
Figs, a. \ acts in harmony with nature to
effectusily cleanse the system when eossive
or bilious 70. sale in SOC and 81 90
bottles BY all lead nx druggists.
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New Music.
COL Ec1I0NS, Alto Songs, Songs
of Ireland. Quar-.
tette Hymns, Organ Selec ions and Voiun-
ssries, Classical for Violin and Pisno,
Clarinet and Piano, Masonic Solos. Quar-
tettes and Solos.
PIANO. Harp Sounds,' bv Sudds
=. "Doves Carnival" waltz
"Dan.e Africsine;" Ls Esplsnsde, waltz
Mszurks; Unlocking Bird Echo" salop
'Nsbant Qaickstep.'
S0NGS. The Diver, bass E b Major,
SGs tn 4. by Loder; I'm Come
Back Again =" IF IT You alto or baritone
in F; by Low We Co." lullaby in A b
"ChiIdre and Lovers ;"''Guide Me Oh Thou
Great Jehovah" sacred, sop. or bsr. ''Lo,
Star" with violin oblisato; "Oh Ny
Whist Dreadful Thing" They're After
Me- Then You'll Wink the Other Eye.
Ditson's, White. Smith & Cos and other
latest publications.
BEAN 4 HAMLEN,
1877 Water ST.. Aug sta. Me
jansdiy.
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DAxAs SARsArARrLLA CuREs,
Tae Kindergarten Company.

No musical comedy has been seen 10
wears that will compare With the k'ndergar-
den AZ the prese0t time. It carries more
specially people. mere handsome ladies',
Tran any half = dozen or'.nsry com psnies
on the road. Il possesse, more genuine
meri. as laugh producer, and carries one
Of the finest o-chestrss travelling. Manager
C. C. Hunt deserves grea. praise ia secur-
ing this great company for Wednesday
night. Jan. IA.
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Me-. winsiow'. Soothing syfEp shosia
s,wAys be used 70. children teethins. L,
sna.hes the clsld. sos.sus she grns. sFsys
Al pain, cares wind co.sc. AZ i is the b4s'
remedy for ais-fhna. Taenty-aye Carts =
na-sis sahsassvalvr.S vTf-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-14

What ou Garth i, the use of telling reo-
rls ;hst in this climaie sprlng Is The season
fer coughs? They know il is. sad also The
nropriety Of using A,am,on'. Botanic
Cough BALKAN to cure them. ianl2dSw
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The Second Semi-Ann1sl Diviierd Of
per cent. will be paid By The East Tenues-
see LAID CO., Jan. so, and It's declaration
and payment at this time afford ample
proof that the Company has been well
managed, and possesses ise properties.
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S. S. WILLIAMS & SONS

have the pleasure Of announcing to their numer-
Gus friends and CUSTOMERS that the recent fire in
Granite Block has not fully consumed them, and
that AL customers so highly valued By them will
ever, as they have purchased the entire stock and
good ill OF Lucius Hill, and taken possessi IN,
and TO Mr.. Hills many toners tins firm say
that every effort will be put forth that they shall
suffer no lose in the change. Mr.. Blackwell will
give them ~ ever his careful and undivided asten.
don. Let all cali on them with the greatest
freedom and confidence.
Jaued.f
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Sprtlal Aopersrsn.

3rzatl scsefsiselaeEss, ACT exoeeiiDA tpss trei
atnirz ander the head OF WANrxD, koE SAM,
10 Lar. LoEf, So, viii be inserted I've stvss .M
S sa.s .s.gee tltss tat Is seais gEd e7is wass o.
% caats, advance payment.
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- ~ - ~
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable TO the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro
cure it promptly for any enc who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIA SKAvs CO.
SAW FRANCISCO. cal.
LOUISVILLE. ~. NEW veRG. a..
apridAwly
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from the Government. Even win al Ns
scandal that was brought rpon the connt'y
by the building of the Uoinn Psclha knl-
road we doubt il the people of this conaery
regret that the grea. strong sm OK me
Government helped build that great high
way uniting the Atlantic add fAcihc
oceans. Canada has made itself power
full dominion. 1t has from first TO IA"
given about seven thousand dollars per
mile to the Canadian Pacific Railroad ana
created by this aid that great corForsloh
which trsverses that dominion ard To-Day Is
advertising to ticket passengers tFip
around the world in eighty days covering
every mile of the road on its own line AID
on its own steamers excepting the passage
from this country TO Liverpool.
All citizens Of Msine are hoping that the
Uou,e of Representatives will pass this
winter VIA, is known as the Frye shipping
Rrl giving subsidies 10 American ships in
tho foreign trsde and thus by Governmental
MD reyiyiny that great industry of ship
buildios which has spread in the past such
lpstre upou the State and added so greatly
- its wealth.
Ithss been urged that, inasmuch IS many
ros,s have been butt without State aid II
would be unfair fer the State to IN sny way
aid new roads. Tbs saggsstion does no'
have force because the building OF every
new road developing the uudeveleped por,
tons Of the State viii ala to the ns'eris,
wealth and population of all the Sss'e and
the old reads that were built without aid
will Indirectly be benefited by the new rosd'
tina: msy be helped.
hi, well 10 review the past. Let US
look a, the record of Msice and Mssssesa-
sets fer the pss, sne hundred yesrs'
Maine. nmuss be remembered, has lou
times the territory Of Massachusetts, ana
no one will for moment eontsrd ms. ~
qusntitv of her soil. in minerals, the in
msnse wealth of her forests, her haroSfs'
the inland nayigabli,y Of her rivers, nei
fisheries" Maine was greatly the Superior
Of Massachusetts.
The first census was taken in lis0. Ihs
district of Maine then had = popuisnen o.
$3.50: Massachusetts,. s1a,s2s. AT ths
erd of fifty years, in 1910. Name mas
increased its population to 5ol,'sS Masss
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IT WAS FATAL.
The Ma Shot u hNIlrdS
Rad Died from The lpjary.
Yhs Uosth Atlantic 0quadson at Bal
Hasb w-o,hsr 1Gaino usws.
Especial to the KassEsxc JouKsAL.

Especial to the KEssEBsc JouKsAL-l
Bicaxosp, Aug. - Uadertsker ].
Clark Flsss VS. called TO Bosdoinhsm 70
take charge Of lhe remains Of Fred Ames,
VII, died Friday night from gunsho'
woune, received accidentally. and gives
your corre.pondsrt the following par-
ticnlaFs:
Mr.. Ames had been away cunning with q
friend. and hsd stopped st the bridge to go
10 the East Bowdoinhsm p 1stofice for mail
On returning to the bridge. shc1i distance
fr, N the poso III ,e. The young man in the
boat said. ''Tsae my gun" and passed ii up
muzz,e fta Il vas loaded. and one or
both banners 10 supposed TO have caught
on soms part Of The bridge. DIS
charging the sun. The charge or
charges struck Mr.. Ames On the inside
af rhs right 'bIgh. jass above the knee.
making \ terrible wound, about two inches
in diameter and too deep for 'he end to be
reached with an ordinary probe The
Arteries and veins we're Of course severed
Al j before help and proper treatment Vas
given the youpg man died from loss Of
blood The gun WAS Knocked oveTbosr by
the force Of the explosion
DR. /. c. Irish Of Bowdoinhsm Was
called. and decided iha. amputasion
must oe performed d and sent for DE-. W. z.
Gi i1ipgs Of Card ler. but before the oper-
a,.oa WAS ATTEMPTED tn. Young man had
passed away.
Mr. Ames was Boston boy, his father
o.i hight watch man in ii White &
Cos Establishment He was about II
wars ~ sge. al had lived At the ClAik
Hatch farm for s1me years.
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a BLOODY ArrAIa
4 Drunken nutiiau Causes Two Deaths
at . Demos.

DENvEa, Col, Aug. AT ball in tho
Blue Mountains, July 24;h, . terrible
tragedy occurred which has seldom been
equalled in history Of crime. While the
dancing was going on meSrilly. = tough
character, named Tom Roach, insisted upon
dancing. He was drunk and armed
with . knife and six shooter. lie was
told that the sets were all full and va re-
qussted not to interfere with the persons
already en- the floor but he declared that he
would dance and took hold Of = gentleman
and attempted to remove him from the
floor. This Was resented snd the parties
became engaged in scuflie when young
man named Frank Hyde, son Of Moncos
merchant, VIM. Hyde, attempted to end
disturbance. Roach, turning on HYDE,
viciousiy stabbed HIM With knife, iu6ict
ing dangerous wounds in several places
Roach left 'he room, bu. continued TO act
10 disorderly manner. A cowboy named
Billy McCord tried 10 pacify Roach BY go
ing ous where he was and talking to him
This enraged him mjYs than ever, and
drawing his gun, he killed McCord oh
the spot By this time the excitement
was becoming intense, and - no
enc was armed, the people became almost
panic stricken. A boy slipped away to =
house near by and. secv'ipg Winchester,
returned to the scheolhousc. lie took ain
and fred, but missed Roach and killed Mrs
Walton, an es,imable woman liviug In the
community. BY this time terror reigned
supre me. In the excitement Roach left the
place, since which time he hes not been
seen. The entire community 10 searching
for him.
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sPARKe FRoM MAIHB wIRno.

The Portland and Lincoln Clubs Of Port
Speaker Reed to participate in receptions
to be given in bis honor.
George Bstes, a prominent farmer Of
South BiddefoYd. died in the woods where
he had been bueberrying. Friday afternoon
Of heart disease. He leaves family.
Mcclellan, Lane & Co, grocers and hard
ware dealers, Westbrook. Me-, have gone
into insolvency. Fred W. Savage, grocer,
Bangor, Me-, will settle in insolvency.
Charles Minoty Of Lewiston stabbed his
vile with case knife Friday evening be-
cause supper wasn't ready when he came
home. The Municipal Court gave him one
month in jsil.
A man very like the published description
of Almy left Portland the day before the
murder. He bsd been at work for some
days in . printing office. Was . good, but
not rapid, workman. From what he said it
Wa supposed that he was from the South.
Gen. T. W. Hyde Of the Bath iron works,
with his son and purchssmg agent, Edward
Hyde, 10 now on his way to Europe on bus
iness connected with the development Of
their ship bulldog here. Among the points
visited will be the great gun works Of Herr
krupp, st Essen, shipyards in France, and
especially the electrical establishments 10
Prussia, this psrt Of the investigation hsv
ing direct connection with the lighting Of
cruisers Nos. 5 snd 8. In connection with
this work, the general hopes to psy visit
to the field Of Waterloo, for the purpose Of
making (compariscns between this famous
battle aud the battle Of Gettysburg, in
which be took An sctive part, being himself
at Little Round Top when the grand charge
Of Sickles vas made. These battles are
90 often ompsred, and yet 20 ircompletely,
that Gen. Hyd has long wished to 70 care
fully over the ground himself, marking
every point in those two great corf .cts
that changed the destinies Of two cont
nents.
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= EarRoPoLIs HonaoRs:
IAs Useal Qs,ts Of ratshtiss hsm
that Wicked City, New Yogk.

Nav Yonx, AuR. a-Ths nslzepolis
furpishes its veusl euubsr o. 0snday hes.
rore ioday. ~ hodv Of a unkpevu
woman. Evidently = domsstic. vas feund In
the Ease river. 81 Market street,
sDrrins 1 AIM ,ast nisht IN BFoohlyn.
J.mse Siellv 81 Fr,ton strsee. knocked
down .nd frscsuy.d ths ,kull of Thcmae
Mu,phy Of York street. Sielly vas aFfesoed
John Ca,sidy. ard 20. fell ineo Gawsnue
q anal Bfooklyn. While drupk lest nieht and
"a, drowned.
WIN. Connell, his vile and neahsr-iu-
law. Nfs. Ruth. Of water strsse. Bsooklyn.
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eandsy .. sas Haspss.

Adnirsl Ghesasdi. his con and party Of
ofHcsrs, came on shore from the vhits
ships this morning b attend ehucrch. Wis
itofs we're allowed 90 board to-day from 10
an,ii 5 and crowds avsiled themselvts Of
the opportunity. The Dispstch. with See-
retsry Tracy on board, Is reported due
here tonight. Pfsctice With the secondary
bstteriss viii begin tomorrow.
Secretary Blame 10 steadily inpfovins in
health. Though seldom seem in the vii
iAgs, he takes various drives about the
Inland and indulses regularly in long walks.
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SPORTING RoTns.


Pop Smith has IN offer from Omaha.
Boston lessueYs are in second place,
passing New York Saturday.
No pitcher 10 the country hiss given 20
few bases on balls - Bufilnton.
Manchester gets $500 for the sale Of
Pitcher O'Niel to the Omaha club.
Hovey and P. s. Sears defeated Tallsns
and Hall ct tennis at Longwood, Saturday.
The Kansas City team 10 the highest
salaried team in the Western Association.
Connor, short stop Of MsDch sster. il one
OF the finest play efs in the New England
league.
The Boston Hurlers defeated the O'Bfisn
team at Boston. Saturday, for ths cham
pionship and 800 purse.
will meet Monday evening at the fremont
House. Pswtacket 10 to be admitted, and
the league will hpish the season with = six
club circuit.
President Hart ct Chicago says that he
10 more afraid of Boston and Cleveland ct
the vind-up than the Chants, while MANA
ger Mut1ie expresses contempt for the Chi
csgos, and says that Boston 10 the only one
be fosrs.
Saturdays cricket games were AT Law
ell--Loveil, III; Mystic, 43. Al Medfofd
-Bsockfon, 104; MedfoFd. So Al Beacon
Pafk-Lynp, rs; Cambridge, 20 Al
Cheises Chelses. 54; Hyde Parks. %. At
Pawtucket-Pavtucket. 1l3; Ashtons. 50.
Tho following coming events in the bicy-
Gle world are noted: Aug. 10. Toronto.
Ont Bicycle Club race meet; Aug. Is.
intefstste tournament q Alton, IN !; Aug.
Is, Alton. H., race mett; Aug. IS, Belle
vile, ILL.,, raoe meet; Aug. 20. Montreal,
Can, Bicycle Club snnual racs meeting;
Aug. 20. 30, Missouri division fall meet;
Sept. II, race meet Of Lovvilie, N. \, !,
Cycle Club; Sept. ~. Rocklsnd county.
N. r., vheelmen's Sscs meet. Spring vsl-
ley, N. r.; Sept. rs, Ehsabeth. n. j.,
vheeimen's race meet: Sept. rs, wilmins-
ton, Del Wheel C'sbs third annual hsodi-
cip road race.
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xURDERBD SDYEN.
4 Gang. d DrlDlsn Italian
Riilread Libsfan,
Hhib . I Dfulk, Harder I Hlels
P.Rtly Of Ssltn.
And Burn he House Bssmass Sap
And Burn The Houso-Bssmies 0ap
piled 1hsn with Liquor.

CArrLsrrsBrRG nc. KY, Aug. 2-Wayne
county, W. Va, VA the scene Of . series
Of murders Friday night. Mr. Biumdeld.
wife and nve children were murdered In =
most horrible manner ard the bodies con-
sumed BY IRE. About midnight so Italian
railroad lahoreYs became drunk AMI started
on tour OF deyastation. The Bfum6sld
family was thought TO have considerable
money. The Italians vent to Bfumheld's
residence and vas refused admission. The
doors and windows were then forced open
Mr.. Brumdeld with his two half grown sons
fought with desperation, but were nnslly
murdered. their throats being cut from ear
to ear and their bodice repeatedly stabbed.
Mrs. Brumfsld and three little children
were nexs killed BY the drunken Isalians
who then searched the house for money
and Get ii on fire. Brumfisld was influen
tial and wealthy. Two or three years ago,
whiie county commissioner, he oppoaed the
building Of . neW courthouse and thus
made many enemies. The courthouse wAs
built and ii 10 thought that Friday nights
work was thu result Of the old feui and
that Brumfisld's enemies supplied the ltsl-
ians with liquor and then pointed out the
path to the residence.
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JAMMBD IN THE ICE.
L!sut. Pssry's Steamer Kite. Spent
July 4th In Cold QusStsrs.

HALIFAX. N. g.. Aug. IA dispstcb
from St. johns, N. r says that United
States Consul T. N. Molloy has Seoeivsa y
message from Commander Psary Of the sx
ployipg party which 10 ON its way ~
North Greenland In the steamer Kite. The
leiter came from Flowers cove, Stait
u Belle fsie. The Kite got jammsd
III the straits about June Is. and wa'
still icebouad when the letter wr
written. on Jsly 4. However, i,
has since been ascertsioed that she GIT
cle.r the neat day and proceeded north. |,
~ss the intention Of the party 10 cali ct ~
Johns on their way north, but hearing, u
Sydney. that the straits were clesr Of ice
aod thu route being somewhat shorter. 'h.
steamer went down on the back Of nv
cou airy, losiTg thereby three weeks. The
ice blockade in the straits WAS mot com
pletely raised untii July IL.
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An Interesting Letter from
Susan r. Jones Of South
China, Me-, Daughter OF
the late, Honorable eli
Jones, Prsschsr. Mission
AIRY ard Philanthrop st of
The Society of Friends.
SCUM CnINA, M, July 10Th, l,lI.

SOUTH CHINA, ME-, July tuthr lHli.
Or Hht,ams
UFAE SR.-it gives me pleasure to testify
~ fhr wonderful curative powers uf your
BLOOD ~NHt'P. Since my childhood have
been grteVously afflicted With a scurfnlar and
raucerOus bumor. some twelve year. ago 1t
manifested It's dangerous character In the ap-
prarance of cancer upon my face. Since
that time | have been altltest constantly
under the care of learned and skillful phl-i-
eiln- aud iate bad five fsce Gamers removed
from my face. During this period have
taken hundreds of dollars worth of mcdi-
cin,.S of various kinds and have lain for
weeks upon INV bed duriGg the painful and
weakening process of the removal of the can
GERS. Last February The canrerous humor
manifested itself upon my halt-healed face
with renewed force and violence. spread
nz all over my face and nose swelling.
dSc0lorlng and SO disbguripG my Counte-
nance that my neigbhorc. could scarcely
rerogut1c me. Nv strength left me, lost all
desire for food aud became greatly reduced
in flesh. In this condition | continued to Hive
As hest could continually railing. became
greatly discouraged and my friends dispaired
of my life. 10 this condition | was recou-
nlended to try your RiDpb ~ RUP. hes
itateA about so doing until friend of mine
assured me that it WAS timely vegetable com
pound, entirely free from any malt or spirit
Gus liquors. About six weeks ago | com
nenced taking your BLOOD SYRUP and am
now on the second bottle, had not taken
more than three or four doses of 1t, before
nyappetite began to improve. My general
health snd strength has returned to me now,
and the swelling aud dseolorstion upon my
face have In great measure disappeared. To-
LAY my app. tite Il better than il has been for
wears aud have gained nearly ten pounds In
lesh since beginning to take your med
icne. ] have never taken any other med
icnr from which l have received
81 much benefit AS from yours. Its effects
upon ne have been almost miraculous. eau
scarcely dai e hope that complete and perma-
neut cure of the caueerous humor eau he
eiis cted by it-hut SO long as It's effects
uI,on me continue so favorable | anu de-
termincd 10 continue its use. have suffered
no uauseoa. OF disagreesble effects in its use,
am willing ven should make such Use of this
statement as YOU choose. NV friends and
neigh are A. much surprised and grstited
at the effects of your BLOOD SYRUP As |
am myself. Many OF them who knew OF my
terrible condition and have watched my rapid
Improvement towards health, join with me in
wishing YOU success In your endeavors TO in
tro,uee to he afflicted such wonderful cura-
,iIe medicine. Allow me to subscribe myself
= Truly your grateful friend.
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2ailroaos 4 Steamboats
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement. Of Trains In Effect Jane
2Sih, 1891.

aOraG WEsr-szs A. NJ. for Lewiston
gseklasd, Poftisa1, Boston and Monueal, ?. 10
" for HsiIowsii. ,sardlnsr aad South 6aratser
gX A. N for Lexiston, FArmisgtsn, X 1ckiand
Portland, "a A N. xoress for ftaisowsI, Gar
timer Brans sick, Portland and Boston connest
iBx gnr White Mouniains and Quebec, as r. 4
tor Hailopeti, Gardiner and South Gardiner; 81.
r tor Brlasxick. bath, Hochiaadt Portland
Montreal; % r. NJ. Tor HalioSei, Gardiner and
soash Gardiner, li.91 r. VI. might Puiimsn) for
lsui-ton, Bath. Portland and Boston.
GONE. EAsT-2 10 A. N. might express) TO,
Esoxbagaa. Belfast, Bangor, Far Hasbor. 1T
stsp,e as, Sc. John Rad Aroostoek C0unIy, 55 A.
n for Wateryitc. and Ssowh.gsn, tfrovineia
Lxpfess leaves Satrrsilie for ~anso, Bar Har
Dor and ~ John. at 40 T.. n ga +. N. ex
press for Waterviile. heNport, q yer, Foxeroft
ssnsor ssr Harbor and VI John. 3.ss y NJ for
Natsryiile. skoShesan, OaAisud. teynBsetinp
with Somerset Railssyl Belfast. Dover and FOX
croft Bangor, st Step pehs, st Join and Aioss
iook County, 7.so r " for Natsryiiie, and 3l7
NJ, Sundays only, for Bangor
The Nigh failmaa frsin- eseh way every
night, Sundays In riuded. but not TO Showhsgsn
beyopd Bangor excepting to Bar arbor. On Sun
day mornings.
ibe day express trains going West at io0 A
n and Fast at 20 r NJ. rut daily, SaBdags In
eludfd, betsren Boston. Lewiston, Bath, Rock
lsn5, Bar Hatbor and ot John
leaves So9ih 6ardiner. s423 A. M; IL 30 and "a
PM Gardiner, - A. NJ. Lee and : IS +. IL.
Hsi.oseit. q, ~ a. NJ. IJ2 and +h8 r. NJ.
Through tickets "a California and all points
Soath and West may De had of u. ". Walker
ticket ageat, Augusta, the only ehes in Augusta
expense.
PAfSON 1ICkFR, Vice Pres 4 Gent Manager
H. t BooTHBf, GesT Pass. and Ticket Ag't.
fvrllasd, Jano -, lsyi
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PARNnLL SPEAKS.
Au Dathusias 10 Asssipg-Hs WARNS
Dil,on aud O'Brisu OF Danges.

DUBLIN, Aug. 2.--There wsFe tsisDphsl
arches in the streets Of Thurles today and
cumerous buildings we're dscted with hsss
and evergreens because Of ,hs Pasneilisa
meeting there, which vas enthusiastic and
largely attended, however, chi. NJ
from the rural dat siots. Az Par.
nell was driving to the place of meet
ing the horses we're detached from his
carriage BY men In the crowd. and the pso-
then dragged the vehicle to Market Square.
In his speech PsrnsIl resflismsd his dis
uust Of the Liberals and said his pslicy
could not change. lie woaId keep bsA
hAnds uofsttsred until Il was seun how tb
I.ihersls fulfilled their pledges. He would
warn Dillon and O'Rrien that they we're
following = dangerous cousse In trusting H.
Gladstone