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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-06
New York Produce Market.

~kW IDHA. Oct
fLous-heeeipts. 1884 phg': expor'.. 800.
obls: 2oc sacks. barc.y steady, mod active.
sales, 204io bush; low extras Ss3ss rs Cit;
aiLs 25ass IS, City mill patents. - 35at5 .s5,
fancy. ssoass Il: patents. Il Soassss; Minne.ots
clear, t4-s5ati 20 straights, q 65ses.25; do. pa
tents, u 75a&5 30. rye mixture, t4.35at1 70. sup
ertpe, % 30ti co, hne.3 0oat3 e5.
WHKAT-Heospts $685. bush. export, ,3l0i2
sales. $500. dull. lower,--- =
No. red. i0t, .ssor. and sless
tor, :oiiaIoii, aaoat. !Of,a.osi. fob No. ? red
-, No. nofhe,n to arrive, 1861, No J.
hsro to arrive. 1919
RrE-tirm. quiet. western, g3i
BARLEr-unchanged, dull; No. Milwaukee eli
CoRs-Reoeip,,. 295s7S sHports 2ig2is. sales
ia. 900 ,deci1ediy lower, free offerings closing
weak, quiet mo. 2s9aasi elevator, eosa62i atoat
OATH-aeoeipt. $500 exports. -, sales, ~
0oo. lower. mod active. No. ), saaa2I
10 whIe. h., No q ada.ii: do white. a5ia3si
do white 5ss3o. white state. 33sto. No. chi
CoYskr-aio. dull. nomiaai
"a centrifugal % test. 5i6. rehnea.. qaiet
10 ss'' i. ,ai rs No. "a ilis .. NO 10 'sis
oo,d Nc; H. NO. u. :,andsis as os ~ osp,.
TONERS a f5.ls, cut loaf and crush. 81
powdered. AS, sranulated. 2al 3 =, cnbes.it
MVBAssgs-foreign, nominal, New orleans,
quiet, hrm
PETEoLKUN-steady, quiet, united col.
IugPEsffrE--
Pohk- quiet, steady.
Benz stead quiet
BBEF HANS Gull
LARD quiet. steady; veste.r steam, 9 iz4
citT, s.; renaed. dull. continent. q 2si7 %
S.A, $50
BUrTEE-gutet, fancy firm
CBEEsK-Quiet,
sr~isra {. sefpooi, market, hr1, fair
demand.
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VALUABLE DISCOVERY.


WAsHINGroN. Oct J.-The Bureau OF
American Republics is informed that near
Bucsrsmangs, in the United States of
Colombia, there has recently been discov-
cred mineral substance not nike abes-
tos. Senior Eloy Valenzuola, a dlsiin-
guished geologist. has given this material
the name of bucsrsmN quina II
is of the color of amber. 10 perfectly
transparent. and is i1combustibe. Expert
ments now being made in Bogota with this
wonderful material indicate that 1t will be
invaluable for the manufacture OF bank
note paper and other uses. 1t can be re-
duced to pulp and moulded into light fire
and water proof tiles for house covering !;
can be woven in pliAble fireproof cloth, or
shaped in cssques suitable for fitemeLis
wear. A white vsrnish can also be ex
uscied from this substance, and as exp,ri-
ments proceed it is claimed that the uses 20
which il can be put will make it much more
valuable than asbestor. There appear to
be inexhaustable deposits, and 4 ready mar,
ket is promised for all that can be taken
out
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-06
AUGUSTA MAINE. TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 6. 1891
The Third Bridge Over the Arcostook
River at caribou to be DESTROYED.
Especial to the Esnnebec JOURNAL

Especial to the Ksnnebec JoURSAL.I
WOODLAND, Oct. Son Saturday, the
81, the Aroostook river bridge near Cari
bou village was burned. The fire wa
caused by sparks from the Caribou starch
facsory's engine, which is very near the
west end Of the bridge. Everything WAS
done that could be done to check the FIRE,
but 10 no svail The Caribou Fire Com
psuy did all that could be done to stop the
IRE from extending further than the bridge,
aud were successful. As the are Rad
caught srou ID buildings Oh the opposite
side Of the river, pArt Of
III. company had to swim the
river With hose, thereby saving rot only
the dwelling where the fire hsd caught bat
saving the railroad station house and 8
large number Of potato and .hiDgle houses.
1t 10 - big loss to the town Of Caribou.
This is the third bridge that has been car
ried away either By wafer or by fire II is
but few years ago tha. the bridge VS.
built al large expense to the tom. Four
years ago last spricg two spans Of the
bridge were taken out by ice. That season
Il was rebuilt.
The prices paid for potatoes the past
week was from 65 10 Is cents per barrel.
The farmers throughout this part Of the
county are cellaiing the most Of their
potatoes for higher prices which they feel
surs III will be paid later in the season.
About 200 bushels to the acre is the best
yields spoken of around these parts. 1t is
thought that there will not be more than
half the crou Of last year There 10 no
complaint Of rot reports in the cellars
A. I Snowman and Daglsss Dunn who
have teen running the Allyn mill have
clos d up their business to take charge of
the Carlton & Bsrce mill.
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THE SIMS.EDISON TNRpEDOES.
Sir william Armstrong 10 Design Spe-
cial Steamers for Them.

LoNpoN, Oct. 3 Mr.. Sins. the partner
Of Mr.. Edison in the Sims T. iisan Com
osny. 10 nov at Elswick, Northumberland.
Huing out a sesgoins steamer lent by ths
Sir Wilism Armstrong Mitchell Company
for some important exhibitions Of torpedo
work In Stokes bay, at the mouth Of the
River Tyne.
Mr.. SINS will seek the assistance Of tho
Sir William Armstrong Mitchell Company
in designing special steamers fitted to carry
clntrollsble torpedoes. lie maintains that
number Of these steamers should be avail
able at all important home and colonial
o"ts, and especially at all cosling stations.
He says that n ho,illa Of such vessels, each
carrying three or four Of his torped does,
would make a coaling station practically
safe.
Each OF these torpedoes carries 500
pounds Of damp gun c,ttoD, has . range Of
between two aud three miles aud speed
rate Of 22 miles an hour. Hence 1t is as
serted that \ H,tills Of specially designed
torpedo steamers could act on the offensive
and attack the enemy instead Of remaining
On the defensive and waiting to be attacked
themselves
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At Hartford.

HARTFORD, Conn. Oct. ) The demo.
Gratis carried most Of the town Offices to.
day, tie old republican treasurer. Chs-les
C. Strong, being reelected by 200 to 800
msj Jri'y. The democrats elect the town
clerk, first selectmsn and msjority Of the
board Of selectmen. FrSnk Ii. Fallon,
the regular democratic nomineee for reg
istrar OF voters, was Overwhelmingly de-
fested By :he old registrar. VIM Cotter .Jr i,
nominated on the 50 called independent
Democratic" tickets.
Hartford was carried by the democrats
who give the town clerk and first selectmsn
each plurality of over 1900. Strong the
Republican town treasurer. WAS elected by
about 250 Windsor, Locke and rorring-
ton carried by The Republicans this year,
last yesr went Democratic. As a rule, the
chapgss $50 far reported are ilsigoifcsnt.
A ii.t Of nearby towns with results show
no great change from last year. Canton,
aimsbury, Wethersfed West Hartford,
East Grsndby, Bristol, Glastonbury
Winshectet aid New Hartford went Re-
publican; Bloomfield, Newiogton, Eas.
Hartford. Meriden and New Britain Demo-
cratic. The citv election in Waterbury
was a surprise, Mayor Baldwin Dem be-
g icieased. The Republicans gain con-
troll Of the common council.
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HABITS OF THE SEAL.
Important Facts Brought Ont by English
Commissioners Investigations.

OTTAWA, Ont, Oct 5 Word has beer
received here by the department Of msiire
and fisheries from Victoris, B q, that II.
NJ. S. Pheasant has brought news from
Behring sea Of the movements ofSir George
Baden Powell and Mr. Dawson, the Biitish
&C m nissioners investigating the seal fisber.
les q Question. They are at present on board
the steamer Danube and have been visiting
Comm. Ter islands. which are in Russian
waters west Of the Behring sea.
They obtained from the Russian author
ities permission to visit these islands, to
study the movements of the seals and dis
cover what tTu b there is in the theory that
in seasons when seals are plentiful on St.
Georges. st. Psul's and oiter islands On
the eastern side Of Behrng sea they are
scarce on the Commander islands and vice
versa. This season the seals are pie ntiful.
At the breeding islands tbeie are millions
Of them.
The Pheasant brings the report that sev-
eral female sesls were killed during the
sucking season BY the commissioners and
their stomachs were found to contain moth
ing but little seRweed and some pebbles
This is az important poiLt, on which the
commissioners received special Instructions.
During the last conference at Washing
ton, Secretary Blaine held tnat the most
seriou, reason for stringent restrictions on
the taxing of seals in BehriDg sea was that
the mother seals which, during the suck
ling sesson, swan so miles every day to the
feeding grounds, would be taken in great
numbers and the young seals that they left
on the shores of the leland would perish
unless the mother seals were pr jtected.
He said the race of seals wonld soon be
exterminated.
Sir Charles Tupper argued against this
that the mother seals never left their young
in the sucking season, which only lasted
IL days, during which time the mothers
took no food at all. Secretary Blaine
this ides, as one unhesrd OF in
natural history. Sir Charles pointed cut
that the seal, as a biberEating animal, hsd
a store Of fat on which it could well sub
sst for lopg time. The report that the
stomschs of mo,her seals were found
empty bears out Sir Charles Tupper's
state ment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-06

BUpAPEsrH Oc:. The factory Of
Guillbrsnd & Gregerseps. manufacturers
t psqnetry, was burned tGdsy. Seven
fremen were bacly injured. The loss 10
$3.50 0C0
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TOLD IN THE CONFESSIONAL.


PANS, Oct. "A case vas lodged before
he Court of Appeals by NJ, Husaonin.
Bsshop Of Bayeux whiehis of great interest
% all Catholic priests In France, and, in
Iced, in its way. Of more or less interest TO
the priesthood throughout the world.
A week ago the id9s instruction Issued
sn attachment sgainst womsn A. witnsss
ia a case sgsinst private indiviiual. The
~emsn claimed to b, the wife OF man
nsmed Paul Cslvsdos The curAts Of
Pontfarcy WAS Questioned BY the Justice on
The conhdencies that the woman mad made
{, him, but the priest. enrepchip himself
oehind the secrets Of the confessional, re-
fused to answer
The Judge interviewed, but could not
overcome the priast. whose resistance was
founded ou the assertion that he would lose
and with good reason--the confidence Of
his Pensioners from the moment when
they supposed he would violate the secrets
shich had been given him by virtue Of his
flee.
The Judge condemned the ourate 10 .
6ns Of 100 francs. which is the maximum
penalty allowed by Law against q detaultipg
witness. On the formal order Of the bishop
Of B,yeux an appeal has been lodged BY
the ourate before thu Court Of Cassation.
This 10 the first time that the Supreme
Court will have occupied itself with an
ecclesiastical qu estion arising from an or
dinary trial
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PILL>BURY GENERAL HOSPITAL
Dedicated at Concord, n. H., with Ap
propriate Ceremonies.

CONCORD, N. II, Oct ) The Msrss
ret Pitsoury genersl hospital, donated to
the hospital association for the ci.y By
Hon. George A. Pillsbury Of Minneapolis
Who was mayor Of Concord 10 1876 aud
1877, was dedicated this afternoon. Mr.
Piiisoury made the presentation in an inter
esiing address. Mr.. Eastman accepted the
property for the association, after which a
dedicatory pray er was offered by Rev. C.
B. Crane, d ID. Mayor Clapp spoke for
the city. Gov. Tuttle for the state. And
United States Senator William Z. Chand
ler for the contributors to the hospital.
Following the benediction the building
was thrown open to the inspection of the
sudienca. This evesing public reception
was rendered Mr.. and Mrs. Pillsbury 10 the
psrlo,s of the new Eagle Hotel. A ban
quet vas served in the dInirg hall at ..
plates being laid for ZOO The pos, prsndisl
exercises wt.e presided over by Dr. +, A.
Stillings. Mr.. Pillsbury spoke first, after
which short responses 10 sentiments were
made by Gov. Tuttle, DR.. S. C. Morrill,,
Hon John M. Hill, Rev d c. Roberts,
ID D., Dr.. C. r. Walker, II. J. Crippen.
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THIS Is HARD LUCK.
Herring Fisheries a Complete Failure
Lobster Fisheries Ditto-A Wreck,

HALIFAx, N. s., Oct. 5.-The herring
fishery on the northern cosst Of Newfound
land and Labrador is reported m,st COM
pleta failure.
The schooner General Grant, from BoDne
Bay for Harbor Grace with dry fi,h, is q
total wreck on Flowers led.e. The crew
and several passengers escaped with great
difficulty. The vessel and cargo is a total
loss
Strong gales have interfered with the
lobster fisheries, and very little more can
be done on the coast this season.
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ROAST Pig.
Packing Establishment Of ]. P,
SQuires 4 Co, Burned.
1900 Hogs Roasted Alive Assistance
Sent Prom Boston.
The Loss will Reach at Least $50. 900
Fully Insured.

Bosros, Oct. 5-The immense packing
establishment Of John P Squire 4 Co. in
East Cambridge and Somerville, vas par,
tislly destroyed by FIRE tonight. entsiling Q
loss Of about Sl50,000, The buildings
form = hollow square comprising several
acres, fronting on Gore street, East Cam.
bridge. ard extending north 500 or coo feet,
bei'g FUNDED on the westerly side by the
tracks Of the Grand Junction railroad
tracks and on the northerly side by the
Fitchburg Railrasi.
The FIRE caught in the hcS building on
the nor,herly eId Of the sq"are a wood
structure stories high. 200x60 feet in
which were 1900 live hogs. These animals
were sli roasted to death and the baildlng
laid fiat.
From here the flames we're driven into
the northwesterlv wing Of the main build
ing which WAS 30 feet high, of brick and
264xl60 feet. The three lower stories were
used for cutting up and dressing hoas
while the upper portion was used IS re-
frigerstor. This section was practically
destroyed only the wslls remaining.
The stock of dressed hcgs WAS light. owing
to the excellebt fall trade, and on
this Sccouat the loss will not be
IS heavy as it would hsve been earlier in
the season AT the end of the refrigerator
wing and about half way dow n the westerly
side Of the square, was thick brick wall,
which proved barrier 10 the flames which
did not reach beyond that point. thus lesv-
ing intact the lower end of the side and the
whole of the large building fronting on
Gore street on the sou h
A row of bulldogs on the essterly side
were not burned, although covered nearly
all the time with huge showers OF sparks.
Assistance was sent from Boston and with
the fire service of the establishment, aided
by the wind, the fire vas kept within
the bounds outlined
The large establishment of the North
Packing Company, situated short distance
to the northwest, WAS in danger from sparks,
but fortunately escaped injury. A carload
OF lumber standing on spur track, and
also owned by SqIires, was burned. The
origin of the fire is unknown, but ths most
probable theory is that WAS caused by
locomotive spark.
Mr.. Squire estimates his less at $3.50 600,
and hss upon his entire establishment an
insurance of 100000, in $1,000 and Sl0.-
0C0 policies, in nearly every company in
New England The firm, which consists
of John p. Squire, Frank O. Squire and
Fred F. Squire, vas Iunniog its works to
the ir full capacity, giving employ ment to 900
men. Had the Wild sbif ed it would have
been i'm possible to rave the remainder OF
the buildings, saturated as they all were
with oil and grease.
The fire was an unususlly fierce one to
fght and the fremen were badly handi.
.spned. The rails Of the Fitchburg Rail
'osd we're warned by the fire and traffic
vas suspended for several hours The
ire broke ous shortly after 6 aud is still
burning. although there is no danger Of it's
'preadiDg. but it will be some time before
/ burns itself cut.
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A Good String of Items of Interest from
that Town.
[Speci al to the KEssEBEo JOURNAL. |

[Speci al TO the KEnSEBEo Journal.
CHELSEA, Oc;. ) "A number Of person.
from this town took premiums st the fAil
at Windsor last week. A. N. Douglass
took Fad on ia: oxen; Mrs C,ra Tsylol
Fad on butter; Mrs. l.. A Mckay 2nd or
lace tidy Mrs Grace Kston 2ni or worsted
quilt.
Chss II Jones. who has kept the restaur-
ant at the home for over s year. has sold
out and gone into the grocery business,
buyirg out Henry Gsslin at Togus Corner.
Mrs. Villa Hemen-sy ia spending fe "
days With her sister, Mrs. Chas. james in
Dresden.
Miss Edra Collins spent a day or two
with friends at Kent's Hill, las. week.
F. Y. Barker has bought residence in
Gardiner and i, moving into il for the win
ter.
Mrs Harrie. Aldrich has sold her place
here and moved to Vermont.
Gilbert Chad~ic is building store
house on his place.
Thomas S.srles, who is a student at
Kent Hill. spent the Sabbath at his home
here.
Mss Nettie james, of Dresden, was visit
ing Relatives in town last week.
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MARKET REPORTS.
New York Money Market.

0k~ ruhA, Oct. 8.
Money easy ranging from q TO 3,
Prime paper nj 6a7
Government bonds, dull, steady
Railroad bonds. fairly active, hrm.
The following are the olusII EluOi Aii0ne Of a.
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STOLE TOWN FUNDS.


ROCHESTER, N Fl Oct 5 The citizens
Of this town ere today startled bv the re-
port that its town clerk, Fred l.. Chesley,
had sbsconded with about 5000 Of the
towns fAnds. From his unlmpeachab!e
character it seemed impossible that such
could be the case, but from conversation,
however, with the chairman Of the select
mer, il proves TO be so.
At the last session Of the Legislature Il e
dog tax WAS imposed, the same to be COL
lected by town clerks Mr.. Chesley col
l.cted upwards of Sl200 but was ALIVE d
for fees about $500. The selscimen have
pressed h m for he payment of the asme,
he promising to pay on Thursdsy last, Cn
which day he took the train for Ports
mouth and bas not put in an appearance
since. Many rumors are prevalent, but the
above are rear as can be sscertained.
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4 PERFECT FARCE
Was the Game Between Baltimore and
Washington at WaShintOn.

WASHINGTON. O5t. 5-The game be,
tween Washington and Baltimore was the
greatest farce ever seen on a ball ground
IL was dark when Washington went in a,
the beginning Of the seventh inning, and
after TAXI G he lead over Baltimore by
three runs, purposeiy tried to get out 30
that the visitors might have a chance to
finish the inning, Kerins, however, insisted
on their playing a winning game. The
visitors being unable to see the ball, Wash
ington scored about "a runs before the last
man was out. Kerins then insisted on
Baltimore playing out the inning but Bsrnie
refused, so the game went to Washington D
by q score cf 3 to 0.
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SEVEN FIREMEN INJURED

At the Burning Of a Factory nj Buda-
Pcsth- Loss. 1854, 900.
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There viii be Many Contests.

New HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 5-The Re.
publicsps Of Ansonis say they will contest
the ele ction Of all Democrats, ss the ballot.
used todsy were not printed according 'o
law, the words Town Agent, Erwin w.
Webster" appearing upon them. The Law
does Lot provide for the election of town
agent, and George f. Ems, Democratic
candidate for town clerk says he will con.
test the electich Of K II. Tucker, his Re-
publican comp stitor. He says the mod.
orator refused 10 accept certain ballots on
account Of the way pastors were stuck on.
II these were counted they would give him
8 majority of four. The whole Republican
ticket was elected in Guilford.
The citizens or anti railroad ticket ran
about 80 behind the Dem attic ticket.
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Republicans Get There.

NoRwALE Conu., Oct. 5 Unusual in
t,rss! WAS taken in the municipal election
today. The Republicans carry the town by
an overwhelming majority. The city Of
South Norvslk is Democratic BY an in
creased msj nity over last year, and the
borough of Norvslk, usu.lly Democratic,
vas captured by the Republicans. they
losing only the collec;o, and ore Of sx
hIgesses, winning by an average majority
~ IN
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Maine Postal Changes,

WAsHISGroS. ID. C Oct. 5.-These
changes in the postal service IN Maize are
announced
Rout. 800 Dexter to Brookrsy's Mills.
Leave u xter daily except Sundav on ar
rival of trsin, hut not later than 45 \ NJ.
Arrived At Bto;ksR's Mills in too hours.
Leave Broekssy's Mills daily ycept Sur
day at 10 % A. VI. ArrivS =. Dexter BY
IL 50 T. NJ From Oct 1891
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4 Diamond Field in Kentucky

PORTSMOUTH, Ohio. Oct An expef,
from the south Au.trslisn diamond fel1s
brought here by a company interested in q
,rsct of land IN Kentucky. says there is
every reason To believe it is diamond
field. The ground appears to ba the czster
of an e1iibei volcano. over . bushel Of
small but exq 1i.ite gsrre,s were taken out
IN fe. dsys' sesrcu. One is pronounced
by Cifcinuati lspids,ies 10 be worth hun
dreds Of dollars.
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ren,n erTTEn Ln0E Ell.

ii.s = - III -
YOU FEEL vIEAFY hf:n
~ ..--JA, WITH DULL
.fy5s.! tn : LOiNi Aiic
T.-S -:sE KIDNEYS,
nAi"5E5THE SMALL Or
:!E ChC<.
= yoU t!AvE GChNTT flo"
OF GTiNE, WHiCH IS
F-lc4 Y COLCREp, 5OEG-
Tim.S TINGED WITH S-CoD'
GEOP5Y. -
pALLoP OF coUN-EHANcE'
HEAF- DISEASE,
FtHTULENCE OF STOMA'IH
AID BOWELS, COSTIvENe 80
YOUR KIDNEYS ABE
N0TiFYING YOU TO At TEND
TO THEM.
% NOT NEGLECT THE
WARNING
POISONOUS DRUGS WILL
NOT SAVE YOU.
USE NATURES REMEDY
iNCKAPOO INDIAN SAGWA,
MADE FROM ROOTS
AND HERBS.
g,nakrGn INDIAN sAGMa 4
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For Maine; Fair Tue sdsy, except show
ers in Eastern Maine; colder; northwest
gales, diminishing in force; fair Wednes-
day. C,u,ionsry signals are displayed
from Norfolk section to Eastport.
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$40 License" and Town Morals Made the
Issues,

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 5.-In the town
election 4, Orange today the nc license peo-
pie carried the day and asa consequence
there will be no legal liquor selling in West
Haven and Ssvin Rock next summer. The
town Of East Haven voted for license in
the face of strong opposition. In the town
Of Hsmden the breaking up Of iisreputsble
houses vas made the issue, and three active
law az order candidates TOR flee of grand
juror were elected by good m, j,rities.
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To look upon a bright, beautiful baby
and remember that the on'y n.dicine i,
ever takes is DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. Ger.
tainly converts another family to the use Of
the remedy. Price 70 cents.
Wherever you fnd sudden changes OF
climate or very damp, unvhoIs soms air,
there you End nasal cats,rh. Old Ssul's
Catarrh Cure 10 9 specific for this silment
At all dealers, 25 cents.
nc,2dSvI xfnIrm
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PART OF CREW SAVED.


ST JOINS, N. B, Oct. 5.-The brigsn-
tine Arctic from Bristol, Aug "a, for Har-
Dor Grsce, picked up nine Of the crew Of
the steamer Wolesion, lost Sept. Il in
mid Atlantic. The captain and the re-
mainder IF the crew are supposed to have
been drowrci
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New Theatre Opened at Boston.

Bosros, Oct The Columbia the aifs
sss tonigat ops ned tn The puolic De Mile
ard Belssco's plsy Men and w 1msh" was
presented TO = large and fashis nsbie audi.
snce. who expressed approval Of the play
and thestre. Tne rev house 10 very richly
snd arusticsliy decorsed, the dssigns being
Moori,h The play vas finely staged and
exceil-Dtly acted by the Charles Ffoham
New York company.