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A HORRIBLE ACT,
An Insane Widow Kills Her Two
Children and Herself.

An Insane WIDOW Kills Her Two
Children and Herself.
A dispatch from Horton, Kan, says:
"News reached here of horrible act of an
insane woman who has been living on farm
seven miles west of here. Mrs. Henry Wy
song was left widow two years ago, with
three children, the youngest four years of
age. This winter she has been almost desti-
tute. The fear Of starvation so preyed on
her mind that she attempted to Kill her
children and herself. The oldest, boy of
twelve, escaped from her after she had cut
his throat VITA a knife, and then ran to a
neighbor, giving the alarm. Tho neighbor
hurried to the house, which he found in
flames. The woman had killel the remain
ing two children, and after inflicting fatal
wounds on herself had set fire to the house.
The three charred bodies were found The
boy who escaped will live"
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ALL ABOUT a CALF.
A Quarrel Results in the Killing of
Two Men and Two Horses

Fine Gilliand, who killed II. H. Howe
January 90, was killed by Deputy Sheriff 7.
T. Cook and Ranger James Putnam few
days ago about twenty miles from Mara
thon, Texas. Gilliand opened fire, shooting
Cook in the leg Cook and Gilliands horses
were both killed and Putnam's wounded. No
house being nearer than fifteen miles to the
place of the shooting Gilliand's body wns left
where he fell. Cook was brought to Mara.
thon. The result of quarrel over a calf
has resulted in the killing Of two me1 and
two horses and the Gripping of one man and
one horse.
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THE Census Bureau has issued bulletin
showing that IO,07G,S42 proof gallons OF
distilled spirits were used in the arts. manu-
factures and medicines during the year end.
ing December 81, 1885, of which 6,I4a, l5'
gallons were alcohol.
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IL remote parts of France the rural post
men are refusing to 60 on their routes fol
fear of being attacked by wolves. Near
Metz the wolves are very ravenous and six
teen of the bloodthirsty animals have been
killed.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-02-25

A BENED1cTINE priest in Erie, Penn, hal
caught smallpox through letter from q
brother priest In an infected dlstrio' III
Texas
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-02-25
THE NEW APPORTIONMENT,

How It Affects the Representation in
Congress and the Electoral Vote.
Under the provisions Of the Apportion-
ment bill passed by Congress the total men,
bership Of the House of Representatives
after March 4, 1893, will be 356, an increase
of twenty-four over the present number. No
each is gained by thirteen States, two each
by four States and three by one State. This
table illustrates the gain by States:
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-02-25

MI. WlnuOmS Oarccr.
Mr. Windom was q short, stocky man,
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Totals. ...... ......4W
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-21
t1acuIr RACES FOR AUeUsT.
B,stsro Maios II Hs.semsn VIII Find
Auscse /. Busy Month-A Chcui'
wi $l65O In Purses.

Three Of the smaller tracks have form d
what il known as the Eastern Msire circt il
for q series Of August races which will he
sure 10 cstch" the owners OF trotters- il
i, The most ingeuiau, Arrangement of trot-
ting which We have yet no,,ced. The place
and races are As followe:
At HarEIsnd, Friday, Aug. lith, Sl00
for three minute clss'. 500 for 2 40 class ;
Saturday, Aug. 18th, SiC0 for 80 class
Sl50, free for ali.
At Dover and Foxcroft, Wed'esday
Aug. 18Th, sl25 for so cisss. $3.50 for
2 33 clats; Thu-td,y, Aug. 20.h, Sl2j for
2 40 Glass. $500 free for all.
At Old Town, Wednesday. Aug. 2G.h,
sl25 for 2 so cl..s. $3.50 for 2 SO class
Tnursday, Aug 27th, Sl25 for 2 40 class,
$500 open to all.
All purses are open to trotters only, snd
to be rot,ed according to the rulef
of the National Assoc sIion, of which the
above tracks are members. All races to
be mile heats, best 3 in to harness and all
purses divided 80, %, 10 ard 10 pei
cent. Entrance fee 5 per cent, which
must acc rmpspy the entry, aud per cent
more from winners only. Five or more to
enter ald three or more to START in each race.
All entries close on Saturday, Aug. 8,
1891, and to be made according to the
,u,es of the association. and directed ~
follows: For Hartland, G J. Shaw, Hart
land. For Dover and F1xcroft. W. H
B!e,hen Dover. For Old Town, N G
Gould, Old Town.
ALI Eailrosds will carry men and horses
to above races for one fare the round trip.
The Erstern Maine Fair races at Bango!
are the week following Old Town. 8,
will be noticed that including Fairfield,
horsemen can find races during every
week from Aug. 8, until after the State
Fair q. Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-21
ror 81 DORADO.
raks Plsasy Of lGossy When Yoa 60
to A,g.nfia.

wAAHrxerox. JAY 20 e L. Baker.
consul n Baeros Asres, in his last ofiisiai
report to the state department, has this &c
ssy concernips immigration to the Agsn-
tine Republic;
"Whs.sver measures have heretofore
been sdopted by this government to er-
courage immigration. they have, since the
prepent cf,sis set In, been entirely annaiied
on sccoues Of the <fraifened con iiiios OF
ths pnbhc finances
.Darinz the days u free passages there
vas . lrs mendoss spurt in tfe immisrSh' .
TO this toaairy ihe member Of arrivals In
1889 amous ii Z to upward of s50,0oo; 6.s
owing ~ The general cailapse shica now
exisss in all the department Is Ct rsse, lsto'
and business. The ftidx durieg tae iasi
year has heen greater than the irhux. sno
now ever, budy thar can st ,hose Who came
here 10 make sudden for iuns 10 leasing the
country.
NEARLY three four.hs o. the eDiigfsnts
to the Argabtiae Republic in past years
have come fron, IsAiy the rest from Ffalce,
Spain aad the eoan ries Of Northern Euro Pc
A. general yhisg the character OF 'h'
arrivals from the regions Of ihs Meditef-
ranesn Sea is good
.'Indeed. TO the many the charge from
the oyerero a ied centres from which they
dspsr. 10 70, the better. and, with ih@ii
well known habits Of economy and thrift
AID utter indifference to dissgreeable eur
roundir q. they soon emerge frcm theli
poverty and lake better POSITIONS in every
depsrtas emf Of h.ndiefsft ard labor, and, a
OF ca accommodating themselves in Ian
gusge and habits to the natives of the coun'
tYy. hey soon Assimiiste and become sb
surhsd
..wi,h TIE people Of The United States
and Great Britain, however. it 10 d fferert
The difference Of customs are smost fats
to sny Improvement in their condition, snt
unless hey come with money, which in any
country will command success, they sooF
become discouraged and fail to get along
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-21
NAVAL M ATTeRS
1T. restirg Facts Alb ut our Vsassls,
0uas ard Men.

NEW YORK, July 20.-0 0na OF The new
w elve-inch breech- loading riff 8 for the
armored cosst-defence ship Monterey was
successfuily j,cksted Moodsy at the Wssh-
iuQtan Gun Foundry, This gun forms the
third OF the seri-s Of four great tseiye-inch
guos now being buiIt in Washington. The
leUg,h OF twelve-inch GIN is sc feet
iuches; greatest diameter utside, 3 feet 10
inches; weight, 81 tons; weight of projec-
tile, 1000 pound Seight of powder charge,
$50 pounds mi z,le veloci'y =. 1000 feet per
secoud. The cupt If the gu. i, about S45.-
600 Two Of thts Sc guns 20 to The Mon
lerey and two TO the furi.an. The pfaca-
cal range Of the gi1 is ,ght miles.
Toe new revenue cutter Galveston viii
have her hull pain ed white The order III
the case nf the Galveston is likely TO be
shortly follow ed by sn order dirt ct!rg all
iron hulied vessels in the revenue marine
TO be similarly rsiufed. The idea that q
white lull is a difficult ore to keep clean is
old fashioned. Off ,ers who h5ye served
on white hulls declare ths m essier to care
for than black huils. White pai0t ia not
only cheaper, but renders vessels cooler by
Ut leas: l2 degrees of temperature in hot
cimstes. Toe vessels to be affected by the
new order are the d 'l!as, Gallstin, Dexter,
Grant, Hamilton. morrill,, Boutwell,, For
ward, Perry snd Rush.
The Hotchkiss rspid-fre guus aud am
munition for the Corsin aud Bear will be
shipped TO San Francisco by rail. The
an munitinn fur isbei is mostly "shell."
is all fixed ammunition Tnis is the
same kiud of anmunluon that stood re-
Gently without damage three hours Of
h,oding in the forward magazine of the
cruis.r P1ilsdelpbia
Only two vacancies now exist in
the grade of Assistant Surgeon Of
the navy. This is the smallest number
in many years. An examination will be
held as the naval hospital, Brooklyn,
in the fall to fiji vacancies. Among the
candidates are sons of both CbiAi Naval
Conatructor Wilson and Chef Engineer
DeVslin.
The uo,chkiss Ordnance Company has
received an order for 25 one pounder rapid
Are guns from the bureau of ordnance OF
The navy department The contract stipu-
latss that the guns mus. he constructed in
the United States. They will be built at
the works Of the Pratt & Whitney Company
at Hartford.
There is not an American wsrship today
on the European stations, nor is there any
provisions by The navy for the protection
of American interests on the north coast Of
Africa. In the meantime the squadron OF
evolution remains in home waters.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-21
Among Bius Grass Horssmsn.

LExIsGros, Ky, July 20-The trotting
season is now on in Kentucky and the
trainers in and around Lexington are max
ing use of every moment in the prepara
ton Of their horses. While very little ex
ira fast work has been done this week, all
the candidates for race and 80 honors
have been worked ou. with mora than
usual care.
There are now in Lexington and vicinity
more tban fifteen three year-ol1s that it is
thought will 60 into the list. Spray, four
year-old mare by Princeton, has gone a
mile in 2 30 l-2, the last half 10 lib Lot
lie Prall. By Mambrino Patchen. has nego-
iisted the distance in "a, aud che @ill
undoubtedly q better ,hsu 2 80 before the
season closes. Robert Strader, Je., has q
stable Of very promising horses, 8 number
Of which are believed to be able to get
marks better than 2 so within the ne1. few
months. Pat Ny Boy, . we'll gated son
of Hinder Wilkes. is going remarabIy
we'll, and he ought to trot this season
as good As %. MissQ has shown her
ahi i.y to beat 30 at any time, while James
N Cams Red Wilkes mare has aiready
gone 8 trial wi.hin . fraction Of 2 80
Nellie McGreggar, = fast chestnut mare by
Robert McGregor and the property of W
III. Hill Of Worcester, Mass, has shown
What il in her by winning q sx heat race
last dne.dsy at Saeibyviile in good time
copsidaIiu The condition of the poor half
mile tack These are only few Of the
horses that will likely be added to the en-
viable lis. this ye.r.
Il is reported thst Dou2las Thomas has
tvo-year-old Eagle Bird flly tha. has
trotsed the Paris bsif-mile track il the
astonishing time of Q 25, which is the fast
est mile ever trotted by two year. old this
early in the season.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-21
PILES ( FESTuRA.

The opportunity OF your life, be treated right
at home (-s you will see by the Dr.'s appoin (.
ments) thirteen years of wonderful success in
the Stat of M.ine. Seven years at U. S. Botel,
Portland, Saturday,.
DIR. FISK treats plies wi h1ut the use of knife
or l'gature or detention from business. Also al
diseases of the rectum. No pain or Iis., ham
less operation and cJmplet. relief Consultation
fr &c, 0, rres ond with parti named below and be
convinced.
DIR. FISK'S uneTrirg method enables
him to guarantee cure IN every case, VIII,
hesitAte. Ycu risk nothing. Because
others have fsi,ed in your csee is no reason
~hy you should not accept cure now
Delay nisy mean cancer of the rectum, or
difesse Of the Kitneys, bladder or urine
ger ital organs which will be sure to ertsii
vital weakness. nervous debility and un-
told misery OF body and mind. Attend to
the trouble now,
PITTsFIELD, Me-, Dec. 20, 1890.
Or. c. r. Fisk:
Dear Sir.-(Good news this time.) received
your Aind letter and everything is sOing to be as
you said, and am so happy this morning I must
sit right down and tell you how ami am entirely
free IRON pain. the ness ia all gone and d. not
think the fulincss that IL down will trouble me-
and unless II does shall not trouble II, but JUS
soon as 1t does shall come 10 you or send for
you. realize that owe my life to you, doctor,
where was the first tune you came for hundreds
Z, { dollars.
The people all think my cure is remarkable. DR.
d. has returned from California, and he told my
husband the other night he should take the first
opportunity TO call and congratulate me on my
recovery. I will close by best wishes. From
true friend MRS. c. r. MONK.
JOHN BIRD, Wholesale Grocer, Rock
land cured, very bad case.
GRO. A. GiLCHRIST, Ship builder
Rookie ! Pile tumors very large, cured
without pain.
CHARLES J. WALKER, of Portland
billed to get help by harsh treatment cured
by DR.. Flsk without pain.
r X. GArELY, Ex Department com G
A. X. Portland cured years ago ;no return
Of the trouble.
Rev. GEO. d. LINDSEY, Bangor
cured
Rev. J. C. ANDREWS, Mechanic Falls
successfully cured, very bad case.
N. B. SrOCKBIDGE, Of Lewiston
treated and permanently cured eleven years
sso.
G. s. ROGERS, Gardiner cured.
c. W. AVERELL, Gardiner, cured.
HIRAM FULLER, HaIloweli, cured.
c. F. KEITH, Wsterville, cured.
30 We might gives hundreds Of rames Of
parties cured throughout the State. Fol
lowing appointments
GARDINER, EVANS, every Monday
A. M
AUGUSTA. North. Monday 2. M.
wATERVILLE. " Elmwood, Tuesday A. M.
P0RrLaND.U s. Hotel, every Saturday.
At home 344 Main ST., Lewiston. Thursday
Friday and Sunday Of each week.
june2eod&wtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-21

|; The following are the real estate trans-
fsrs in Kernebcc county for The week end
ing Jul, IS:
AreusrA-B. g. Newmsn 70 Ella 2 Btseins.
,sns ssd bu .ldinTs in A. gusts. ttiso; ID 7. PIKE
n. Cross 10 g. W. Qsimby o. No. sandwich.
i~rd in Augusta, s45o; Emms SAnpofn 10 Jona
Nrrsin land in Aususts, -.
BEIGRApx- Rufus X. stuart to isaS' uowsns
and spd bs nd sngs In Belgrade. 600
DsSrpN-Benfy Kelly of fai nsid 70 hessi
w. Brown Of Ben.cn. l. nd in BENTON, $50
Cu1SA-H A. Carey o. nxas ..sae 70 n 4 Ss,sS
Of Augusta, To Joha su ali of china ist. IN Cninas
ts5o: Addie L. Haskell I, II. n. Randall. isnd IN
Chins . 50; u. Keller to J. 4. lhars'oa. lana In
Chiss, 90. n ru,.S
GAKpIN6E-Bernsrd rsmonl 10 y. IA. EStao"',
Hal IowsiJ- lisabeth G cd TO Ben Tenney,
lanf snd buildings ia hailowsl. tWo
MANonksrsR-,io.. ph Dudley to T. u. Dudley
yAkIAyp- David Is .wwsn 10 T. A. Bowman,
land 10 OAKLAND, $3.50; q. c. Hsyn-s 20 Ars. ASfy
j nar,i-, land 10 OAKLAND. tis5, A. b. Green o.
Bridgporr, Ala. 10 Mary j. Harris OF orkiana'
| RrApFI.In L. b. Raymond to Annie v Ray
mond land in Readheid. tSo, Chas. Springer
~ Ninot 10 Hsriies " Jewett Of Lewiston, land
ard bui dings in Rsad6el,, $ieo; Harriet W
j. welt TO Mary 4 Ludden, land IN he dneia
3i6ao; Ann usIis Mscs to Maria Shaw, land IL
sIrSEY-J. r. rhlIbrlck OF Sidney to Lydia
jaime $ OF OAKLAND, Iand and buildings In Sidney
W.1rnyuLs-M Murphy of watervlle 10 s
! " Morrtil of Readnrlf, land and batletngs IL
| WAtervii,e $500; Ber hA A. Height OF 10 tand
! TO /. Duubsr of Waterville, land In waerviile
| John stewart ct al of wa;eryilie. land in Water
/ willie tziO1.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-21

A very pretty Wedding occurred Yesterday
forpnoo at ST Joseph's Catholic church,
il being the marrisge Of MIR. Edward J,
Brarn and Miss Annie c. Brown, both Of
thi. city. The ceremony occurred at ii
o'clock, and was conducted in very in
r5essive msnner by Rev. Father Mccarthy.
Immediately after the cere emony Mr.. aud
Mrs Brsnn were driven to their new home
on Hezeltou street, where they received
The congratulations Of large number Of
rslstives and friends. The wedding itself
Was private one, only the imme-
diste relatives being present. The
Young couple were very generously
remered by their hostS OF friends in this
city, Augusta. Wsterville and Bath, many
eIegsnt souveniers Of friendship and es-
teen being presented Mr.. Brann is the
operator at the Western Union telegraph
flee in this city, and stands high in the
| estimation of bis company. SIciAiiy, he is
very popular young mAu, 3 leader in the
Catholic society in our citv. and one Of the
p,omin, Mt members Of Robert Emme,
Court Of Forres,efs. He is the eldest son
| II A. A. BrAnn, one Of our leading meat
snd provision dealers. The bride is a
charming and popular young lady and
possesses in a higa degree those accom-
plishments which 30 far toward insurinV q
happy homa. Their many friends in this
Wei iai.y will extebd wSrmess congrAtulA-
ticrs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-21
Few York s,ook Market,
sew York Yioduos Astxs,.

NV YORK, July 20
SLoUk-He oeipts. lyl4s pkgs; exports. 1898 Di Is
$50 sacks; heavy, Ut settle d, mod active; sales
2liO0 bbls, low extras s5a4 80 ;Cisy miLs 00att
l5;Lity mill patcn's ?, ts l5ss5 so; winter wheat
10 grades S3 s5as4 40, fair to fancy 3. IS 25
pate nts a 65l85.35 Mipnesots clear, q i0a e. 30
,'raghts q 55ak5.25; do patents, a 65af5 80 rye
mixture. a. i0aa4 30, supertne, o. eofi rs; fine,
WHKAr-gooslr:. i45iO0 bush, esrnrts, 1880.
.lies. 3fs.0oo. irregular, fsirly active, c'osicg
steady; No. RED, s6ia9ai, slore and elevator,
t. arrive, 1865 No / bari to arrive, lo7i;
No. 2 Chicago. l00I
xrE-gliet, steady
RARLhr
C1R1--se Iei' .. iss250, eSpcrs, 5is.3 ssle'.
u 900; dull, lower; No. 2, 6sa69, elevator,
90 afioat. No. 2 white -.
oArs-Eeceipts 673D exports. ad5. .ales. b,
3'' Whit. -, No. .'s :, iiIssi3l do vSits So 81
No. /. Az do white, So, mixed WGsl'n, 39Iai3i
10 white ,Sia51 white state, is4 80, no. Chi
CoFFnn-Rio, qaiet, steady, fair cargoss, lai
suosH--kaw. quit, steady, fair ,fning :
Is 1913; centfi ugaIs 95 test 3 7-16, sales, 700u
bags rsfnambuca, ~ tcs al breakwtter to rbila
deiphia refined. fairly active firm; m;-----------
----- No. ., 3 Is Il. No7.I. No 5, i3- IL
No. ., 81 No. 10. 81; No. II, D.; No: u. 81
off a 4 -la4i moold, a Al; standard, 81;
confect'opers az l6 cut loaf and crush, 81
povd red II. 10, granulated, Z ldai l6 cubes,
t7ld
PesHoLKUw- qaiet. steady uni'e e7s.
PORK quiet, steady.
BgEF- qui t, firm
sd69Bas6 Is. oity tesiq, - Goai6 65; reaGed,
C .rt '-ot - 50a7 90; S. Az so
BUTTER quiet, Irregular.
CH1ssw mcr, fair demand; state, zass
fancy, siass.
srsisnl- % Ll'ersooi, market irmer. fair
demand.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-21
STATE NEW D.
Ksnnebec.

NORTH WAYNE.
Mrs. M. Knigh: and her daughter, Miss
Luete, have arrived from Westboro,
Mss,., and opened their home for the sum-
mer Mis-, nary Smith, principal Of the
Bennett School, Somerville, Mass, is at
home on her anousl vacation Mise E. G..
Wing of Boston. Mass, is visiting at W..
NJ Taylor's Mrs N. p. Wells hiss gone
to Harpswell for the sesson.-E w San
born and wife who have been visiting
friei ds in the village, have returned to
their home in Auburn.-rhe N. W. Tool
CO.. Works are still rushed with orders -
Hsying is well under way AID the farmers
are rejoicing over fne yield and the best
of weather for securing it. Crops of all
kinds are looking we'll
READFIELD.
Fsrmers abont town put in fine weeks
work hayiog last week harvesting a large
q1sniity Of hay Of fire quslity.-Mr. II.
Hreeley, one of our most active farmers
met with q severe accident on Saturday
sfternoor, by failing from load Of hay in
his barn, striking upon the wheel Of the
cart ard fracturing the collar bore and
j. turing his side severely 81 many tfom
hCIr hNtitith f'c sAtiVh 'ohSSts h''Uh ~
the Lake" Sunday that ihe churches were
poorly attended j. G Allen of the
Cornor ahJ broke his lfg by a fall from
his barn few weeks Fin, e, 10 able to ny ain
be ont DR.. Wright vas called esrly FRI
dav III rning to Fsyetle Core to see a
Little four-yesrs-o snn of Mr.. snj
Mrs. Augustus J)nes, who The nigh. be :ore
had eaten freely OF cdsriies. He found the
little fellow unconscious and he died in e
short lime, being sick onl about IL hours.
Mr. and Mrs. Fisher ard son are at Mr..
Sam'l G. Fogg's in town, to spend few
weeks.
By the sending of the Kennebec Journal
by rail instead Of bv stage as heretofor.
the subscribers have go. It some six hours
earlier than bes,re. All subscribers are
glad Of this change - School in District
No. 6. Belgrade, cosed July 8, after 3
successful Term. E. II Roytli teacher
Names of schols-s TO. sbsent one half day !;
Rose Yeaton. Mertie Whitehouse, Allie
Fiett her. Annie Yeaton. Arthur Newell,
Guy Cummings, Guy Ysaton, Leon Yeaton
Ida Ti'lson. Mabel Yes.on, Burton Has
kelI, Eva Yeaton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-21

The largest open air mass temperance
meeting ever he'd in this city was held on
TIE cummen Sunday Afternoon at 5 80
o'clock under the auspices of the Gardiner
Reform Club. The meeting vas called to
order by President Ever and prayer was
oner,d by Rev. J. l. Monroe The ata
speaker Of the afternoon Was Rev. A. s.
Laid. pastor of the Methodist church in
shis city. Mr.. Ladd's address WAS forei-
Ne dsl usciAtion of any and all who sold
II iuor or ~ho sancnon.d he sale thereof.
H. was succeeded nv Rev J. N. Breckeu-
iIsse Of Bioo,l 4, NY. Mr.. Breckenridge
speke fr, m pefs,nAl observation as
tae saper.nle ldent of one Of
&c large hospitals in Brooklyn asd
enlArged upon the degrading effect Of
fquor upon the mental. moral ard physical
q tur,s Of mar. He treated tue matter
Is,m purely logical standpoint and gave
3 sroI z. telling address. The principal
sceaksr Of the afternoon WAS Rev l. G.
R,ss. pastor Of the Methods, church,
Augusta Mr.. Ross dealt almo.t Wholly
with temperance as i, 10 found in cur own
city viewed by N outsider. Rev. Mr..
PsckhAm Of Hsllovell and Rev. ]. L
Monroe Of this city, also delivered sd
dresses and completed very interesting Ard
successful exercises. Appropriate vocal
selections we're rendered BY the suiiencs at
int during the meeting. Aeou, SEQ
-ere wesent. and listened attentireIy TO
tie { c-nsrens sreAkefs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-21

several statements have recently been
made regardiug the settlement of the ln-
surarcs on ihe residence Of Baxter Mari,
which was recently burned, sll OF which
have been more pr less unreliable. Mr.. L
W. Msx1y Of The Msxcy Insurance Agency
who carried the insurance informs the
JouHSAl representative that the companies
t1emselyes who held the insurance on the
loss know sbsolutty nothing about the set
u, meat Of the insurance, as it was left out
10 two appraisers from whom no report has
vet been received.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-21

You need medieiral safeguard. Changes of
climate or temperature, braehish water, pnusunl
diet, draashts from open windows that suriy
fellow passengers will MT ciose-au these breed
ailments against which the Eurest protection Il
Hoststtsr's Stomach bitters, finest OF medicinal
forfihers- Sea sickness, land nsusea, are promptly
c0unteraeted by this agreeable corrective, which
Is also capital defense against malaria, the
efec,s OF uopicai or chilly tempe ature, camp
AID exposure. Persons OF sedtntsry pursuiti
mill op rxIiTes, ma'in.rs, miners. enTneers
fr, n'iersmeu, rer-ou4 of every cal ing involving
nsuial fatigue exec siye bodily effort, and lis-
bsity to unhesithfu infuen o. any sort, regard
it as sn inc.mpsrahte safe guard HiIicusne.p
constipation. dytpepsis. rheumstism, sick head.
by the great Alternative Juiyi6deod Aw o.rm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-21

An. Tsomoly, architect for the s d
war;, n Company, vas ia the city yester-
day. He isnJs ds.ignin9 thu pisns for the
nss pulp mill If Ibe mpany at yarmouth.
He desi sned the reDodellrd mill Of the
company in this ci'y, ard being thoroughly
acquainted with the requisites for paper
ma ufacture IN proper and economical
manner. i. regarded by the ccmPany as g
very valuable man.