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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-24

shs us,e ax.e Ii, t,sss "a. Of tbs in7sfHf
Gov FostrnAse xnd hui. cal, from he esls-
b.a.sd herd efH C. Barisis b Of VAssalboEo.
His srl rc~ ecr.is,s ef ;hs bu fssnhiin
Ctief. hire sear. cis; bail calf Asj astic,
ias, earcha ed Of NJ NJ Bailey. Win,hEep I;
the Gov E.riaasse, AID heif, rs-Gold.e.
fhrss years cid, Yer a., sso years Oh.
Raeh srd Heater oas-geAr old each, and
heifsr ca svss Bonnie Bella srd Dsana-thus
msiirx his whole herd Of thoroughbred
nine 10 number. Tbs animals sre hns
specimsns OF shaif Glass, the bull 10 nfse
rrsxe ~ls1er at the NV Easlsnd Fsif As
.soseAf-sid. and cihsr individuals are
prize winners as the fairs CT the old Ken
nebee secie.y, Mr.. Robinson seems in love
with tanning sad well he may He
mas srl mid fssm, fns herd Of
c,,sss. ars-elsss Maine farmef'a
homs typ:eal If ,hrifi aud comfort, AID IN
outlook ovsr the pic .u,esque contour Of
Kennsbea's bill and valley, water and
wooded lardscape, which il perpetual
source Of enjoyment and delight to one
Who hss any fancy Whatever Tor ths
beautiful ia nature. Let Us enjoy
this beautiful scene for Q half hour
eaioy these spplss, and walking
about to get vie~s from different points.
~Ails old Dick is getting rested from tum'
bling dosn on that steep hill which We
came over back there mile or so.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
CAROLINE ISLAND MISSIONS.


E.sH1scrox, Oct. IS when the COM
mi.tse Of d,.tipsatshed ciersymsn, sppoins-
"a hy the Beard OF M,ssioas 90 visit Wash-
i,rtsn aud urge the President to
insist On she Spsrish government
rpskire rspa, alton for the dsmssss suf-
fer,d by American Protestant missionaries
In ,hs Csroliee islands, arrive here, they
viii probably fad thAs there il very E'ile
chance thai the Spanish government viii
promptly do anyihieg il the matter. Ac ing
Secretary Of State Wharton would only say
tr.s tbs question is being discussed IN GER
rs.pondence between the tso countries,
.nJ he would give no inlimstion ~ to the
positien taken BY Spain in the discussion.
Accordin. to N appsrartly wsli founded
s,ory current here, however. Sp2ia takes
ths sround thss the missionaries have in
vised the trouble. aud taas they can expect
M redress. IL 10 said that when, about
year sgo, President Hsrfison forwarded 70
M.d,id toe u.ual formal demand Tor In.
demnity for the outrsges alleged TO have
been committed In the isands, the Queen
Regent forwarded Ii to the military gov
ernor Of the Caroline and Philippine
islard, and called upon him for an explAna-
ton.
bis exeJAHAtsuu 1uuittco knbt INV Va
natives had Destroyed the property OF q e
Americans. and 1t was possible that sol
diers from the garrison joined with the
ra,ives. On the other hand, however,
these Americans we're engaged in preach
ipg Protestantism, while the Spanish
poyernmen, has for centuries recnsniz ID
cut enc relgion-thst Of the Catholic
church--and the preaching or teaching Of
any other 10 contrary To the laws. The
Madrid government ssid, therefore. that II
the question Of indemnity vas to be con-
sidered, il would have to be upon the under
Standing that ihe President would recall the
Americans engaged in these Unlawful prae-
s,ces, snd that if thew were not recalled. the
disorders complained of vou'd be liable 10
occur again at any time. 1t ~ss also 10,
timAtsd that the Spanish government could
not look on With Indifference and see III
.sws violssed and its ancient faith ssssissd
BY foreigners.
The tendency OF this argument 10 to pu
the President in rather difficult position
He cannot insist that Spain should change
her laws al d allow all religions to be tauah
in he. possessions. He cannot recall 'ht
missionaries nor can he very well sugges
to their church su 'hofites to r,csll them.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HIS LORDsHIf

His Lofd.hip 10 comedF of unusual
strength. The plot is interesting, the situ-
atoms strong, the climsxss exciting through
out the Iisce and the dialogue crisp and
sparkling. The Providence Journal says:
Last evening" sill lovers Of society comedy
drama received trest in the presenta-
ton Of His Lordship" at the Opera
House. Feom the rise to the fall Of the
curtain all TrasepS seemed deeply interested
in the pretty domestic story being told on
the stage. Mr.. Thomas Station was exec
lent as His Loidship, Miss Seymour wss
pleasing as Beatrice Stanley, B. F. Nit
chell wSs 40 effective Itslisa ADVENTURE.
Miss Daisy Beverly paved The widow we'll,
Maurice Wexford did goot work as the
wroused husband, and Miss psnsy Beverly
proved herself q child or rare talent. The
specislties OF the Bry AUS "eAt we'll, aud
taken all in sill His Lordship' was sue
cess snl fully worthy OF the reception it
received" In Meoniap Hall Tnesdsy eve
nj
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PAUPER IMMIGRANTS.
An Opinion of Canada's Minister Of
Justice.

OTTAWA, Oct 30 "A short time ago the
minister Of Agriculture took the ini.istory
step towards probibitirg the immigration
OF psuper Russian Heb.ewe, b. r.qu, stiDi
the sigoature Of the governor gen' raj to ,
proclamation carrying into { Fl C. that claus.
Of the immigration act which prohibit
the landing Of destitute or paupsr immi
grants.
The Minister Of Justice, however, saw
possible danger ahead, aud requested that
no action be taken until it was learned
what decision the United States courts had
rendered with regard to a case then before
them with regard to the dednition of q
pauper immigrant.
He held the view that to establish the
fact Of an immigrant beirg a psuper il
would first be necessary for him to beg
and to do that he uould have to land.
The matter still remains in sheysuce al
regards the landing Of pauper Hebrews in
Canada. ard il is doubtful whether, 10 view
Of the re cent decision Of the Uaites States
,urts. any further action Will be taken
under the present statuts,
In xell-informed legal circles 1t is con
tended that luther legislation Of the Do
minion Psrlisment will be necessary before
any prohibitory ateps will be att Inptei t.
prevent Hebrew refugees from Russis
Landing in Canada
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SEARLES WILL CASE.
Mr.. Searles Kept on the Stand Over Five
Days Under Examination.

SALEM, MSS , Oct. % AT the opening
of the Searles will case today. Mr.. SeArles
was recalled by Attorney Lincoln He testl-
fed to Mr. S.illmAn's visit to Methuen be-
fore the last will was msde, Mrs. Sesrles
stated that she wished to lsa7e all her
property to the witness srd would provide
for Tim ,thy in her life time. The witness
de med roo.t emphsticsliy that he ever,
at Any time, attempted by himself or
through others, to influence his wife in any
way, il dIsp ,ssl of her property. He
never had sIy private conversation with
her upon the subi'c c.. He never Noticed
anything in Mrs Searles's manner to lodi
cate that shs WAS in any tui a strong mental
condition.
A cross exsmios'ion by Mr.. Burnley
brought out nothing rev. Winess knew
of no memoraBds additional to the will
being left, at least he had 10. discovered
any. This corcllded Me Sesfles's e1ami-
nation, he having bee On the stand for five
days and over, und-r the moot seAchir
ex .mination int, all his affsirs The
COUNSEL for the vii. then ordered original
copies Of the letters ~hich had been read
for comparison and the cottesiants rested
taeir case for Timothy Hopkins. Judge
Hermop ssked il any one else wished to
be heard ia opposition to the instrument,
and there was NJ response. MIR, Lincoln
then called Gen. Thomas II Hubbard q
New York to the witness s:ani.
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Railroads 4 Stean.bpats
MAINE CENTRAL aAIla0n
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject OF
Al, 1891.

GOING WEST-e-2o A. u. for IAvi.S,.
aockland, Portland, Boston aud Nop,-eal: ~ a.
n. for Hslioweli. Gardiner asd south tsnrdfrss,
TO- 10 4. N. for Hrunsvt /, Lewiston rsrmjp ~
RooklAnd. Portland and Boston, conpectips ~
White Mountain Points And Quebeo: o. II
Tor H2iiowell. Gardiner and South Gardner: n
2. u. for Brunswiok, Bath. Rockt and. PcffisnT
aoston, SIS, lexrr~ssl Portland aud heron nj
Montreal, eoS r. ~ Haiirs.h C.fejpee ~
Lewiston. Bath. ros'isui aud Snetoa.
90. NJ EAsT-sio A. ". fnixh, exu,ce.A A.,
Skowhe gan, Be fast. Bangor. ta HsrAor. ~
stephens. 81. John ard Aroosie I caunsy. ON a
Y. for Wxtervile, sId SkowhsgNn, B.ssor ~
Vanceboro, l2.s5 Z. NJ. FOE Wa vfiies ~
r. ". for Hateryille, SkoShsgan Belfast. t,ovss
md Fox roft, Bangor, bar harhoy, S. Stem sra
st. John and Alo2s ook County; and Sa-srdays
only o. 40 p, NJ for Wat rviihs, And aaasof:
Sundays only. At s-i' 4. ~. Raneo.
The Nigh Paiimsn rrsius run "a /. was evsrv
on monday mornings. Of TO b ,tfast. ben, or. q
oevcnd Bangor. on Sun lay morsirgs,
The lay expres. trans gong Wet II toio A.
n. aai Fast nj s,se Y. NJ ru a aaIiy seudnvu n
lud i, betweeo Boston LcwitAe Bath, kcck.
and, bangor AIT u stoan
ACCOM- MODAaIaS rRaIS e.s ANNA.
caves Soath Gardiner, 90 ~; 10 And 4 n
2. NJ; Gardiner, Q IS A. M. leo Ard AS p, II.
dal'owell. go a. NJ. LIS and a.Ss r. 4.
Through tickets to California and all pcl.sn
south and West may be had Of y. H. Walfss
'eling via all routes and checking baggage Tree q
expense.
PAYsoN TUCKER. Vice Pres. / GeHT Aaaasrr,
=. Y. BoOTHBY. Genr Pass. and Ticket An.
Portland, Oct !, 1891.
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fran Eavzrs law szhesi Miss Foster
his ssSn ra.usi sszcser ii sar a.-n-
lie scheaI.. sad he'd shs esteem
aaa lore 81 s.t hss sckoixff. Ihs
vsdds.x CEREMONY vas performed BY
R-vA J Ksexii6. pastor Of TIE Gorge
azsi-esI CT srcs, "a ~ssck Mrs Fssser BE-
ioassd. 8saT vsia@tse pseseass ssre ssven
the c9a1Is ~ aesr hi-ais. smo7g shicb
VA a a.s e3lts dsnasr Sc. ElsgAaf river
ser i.s, s-o5vs Of sss.assy, solid siiver
ssCass, flu Is kssre', p:sess of siiverssse.
ses !. eataA frait pia.es, si1en, isAxsk sad
mary oteers TIE e4ap!e to1k the 2
o'cioes ~ n ses BasroS, shsrs iesy sra 10
remain fs. days. 81 sr which thsE are 70
take Up their residence - WARTIME,
shs.e N, Estsa has asrssdy opened law
efsee. A lsrge III mter If friends vsre q
tie depas TO ofer their c5ngrs;ulsiicns srd
wish than pis sssas lus1es.
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GOSSIP OF THE ORANGES.

The fair held by Honesty Grange, Nor.
rill, at their hall October It'll, was sue
cess in every particular.
Gorham Grange is soon to begin .
series of entertainments consisting OF
three concerts and three lectures.
Cushnoc Grange, Riverside, has made
arrar q ments to hold a series Of enter
tairneuts during the coming winter.
the first OF which will take place on the
evening of Nov. 10.
Everything indicates that the Grange
Fair Of this y.ar viii be far ahead Of any
of the preceding ones and that is as
strong language as could be used The
displays will be very large, the demand
for booths Is Larger than can easily be
mes and the committee on entertainment
hes busted itself on a programme that
will be well worth the having.-Bath
Times
Dixmont Grange Fair held at Grange
Hall, Dixmont Centre. on October Is,
was a success. As it rained the day set
for the fair there was not so large at
tendance rs there probably would have
been. But the exhibits were good and
every one felt paid for spending their
time In attending it The number Of
head of cattle exhibited was not so large
as usual. but the exhibit was good.
The Grange Fair held Oct. 14th and
18th at the new Grange Hall in Garland
was decided success A baked bean
and pie dimes was served both days by
the ladies they also had sale table
from which they realized quite little
sum. An antiquarian table excited much
| interest There was Bible brought
| over 10 the MAY flower, a book of ser
| mons 235 years old, brought from Eng
land, tin lantern from scotland, | 6 OF
| dollar continental money. ancient bed
spreads, towels, tablecloths, dishes, etc
The display of fruit took up one long
table and was very fac. The vegetable
table was loaded with the best, and the
fancy articles and canned fruit were fine
Cumberland County Pomona Grange
met with Pleasant River Grange al
Windham, Yesterday, and there was ;
good attendance of members Tht
meeting was opened at 10 a. NJ. by TIT
worthy master. The usual routine bust
ness was followed at the morning SEES
sion and the fifth degree was conferred
Ida Green. OF Pleasant River Grange
deliver the address of welcome, anC
it was responded to by Mr.. Sweetsir Of
the New gloucester Grange. After 6
bountifuI dinner, which was prepared BY
the ladies of Pleasant River Grange, al
hour was devoted to essays and addresses
by the ladies. The following question
was considered, viz :"are our fairs il
this county, as conducted, beneficial tc
the farmers? IL so how can they b,
made more beneficial:" The question
was opened by Mr.. j. e. Barker Of
Naples. The open meeting in the after.
noon was very Interesting.
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II isn't ghost this time.
No bat it's slieht sneak sbouG i've feet
nine inches in height, wearing fuzzy down
on bis upper lip and similar adornmeht On
the tides OF his face, and he has been
spending his evenings about Winthrop
street lockiog into windows and peering
nto tie faces of people he meets on the
street late in the evening. LAST night
tricks Soma of the men whose lrdows
this ''peeping Tom" has visited are look
ins for bin and the chances are decidedly
against him If they catch him. Than the
police have been notified and all III all he
had better take the bi5t.
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SOMERSET RAILWAY.

Commencing Monday. june 2sth, 1891. trsias
sill run rs follows, connecting a. oakland viiA
Naive Central Railroad.
Fer Boston. Portland. Lewiston. watervilis, A.
gusta, showhegan and Bangor:
Passenger trains leave bingham. s.x a. y.
fi2 10 p. NJ; SCION. 65s A. M, f2-8 P N; Cam
iunk Fails. 'e.sa A. NJ 'ioa ?. NJ; Embdss. "a
A. NJ, i.20 p. M, North Anson, 7l7 A. n, iso :.
NJ; Anson, 7.U A. NJ, ~ p. NJ; Madison, IN 4,
M; aoa P. :; Norridgewock, 80 4. NJ, a, ,.
NJ; Bangs Siding, s7.b6 A. N y 20 p NJ; bavtslIs
Crossing, 800 H.. '2.s2 P. NJ; arrive OAKLAND,
80 a. NJ, ESQ P, NJ,
From Boston, Portland, Lewiston, AuElsta. Va.
terviile. SkowheRan and Bangor:
Passenger trains leave Oakland, eos A. H., ~
p. NJ, Sawtelie Crossing, 800 M. = 90 r. n;
Baugs Siding, 's.26 A. M, '5.o7 P. NJ Norridss
wock, 9.34 A. NJ. 5.i4 =. M; Madison, 9.s4 4. ~.
IS p. M; Anson, y SA, NJ, ssr.M North A..
on, ITO % A NJ, $50 + NJ; Embden, 1850 A. N.
s.06 I. NJ. Carratunk Fails, 40 IS A. NJ, NM =,
VI; Solou, 1888 A. NJ, 6i6 p. NJ; arrive Bingham.
tl.20 A. M, SIS p. NJ.
alag stations, at which trains stop on sieasl n
aotice to conductor. Mixed between Binehsn
and North Arson. WIN. N. AVER, Bupt,
BcptydH
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At the Baptist church tomorrow Rev, d..
Spencer viii occupy his pulpi. at the usual
hour. Rev. l. II Ealloch VIII preach a.
the Congfe ationsl in the morning, and at
7 2, NJ. will deliver his lecture upon
C est Movements and Crest Men." The
services At ST. Marks Episcopsl will be IS
usual aud conducted by the rector, Rev. ]
w. Sparks, st 8 30 and 10 80 A. M. and
?. M. Rev. L. b. Codding will preach at
the Methodist. forenoon and evening" this
being his lsst Sunday here.
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As the fall rains come on. TIE people see
and fully appreciate the great advantage
of concrete sidewalks sod granite
psvements. OF course there are
aickeIs sgsinst the policy o. improveme At,
but it is just what thu city reeds 81 whss
s must have il it is to keep up with the
procession. Aud there is no risk in say in 3
right here that after the people hs7e mad
these walks and psvements q year, they
would not on any account 90 back 10 the
old state Of things, even if it were in the
range Of possibility.
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The dancers who were at the Opera
House THURSDAY night are very enthusiastic
over the music vbioh was fur ished by an
orchesus from Skoxhegan. II WAS led BY
Mr.. Partridge, only 16 years Of sge, but
performer of unu.usl skill. All declare
the music the beet heard there for long
time, and ii has been engaged for another
similar wen. in the near future. There
we're Ave pieces in the combination,
Miss Partridge. sister of the leader and 8
te scher in the Skowhssan schools, playing
the piano.
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Frank Reddluston's windows on lower
Main street, sre now attracting much at
tention. IL one Of them is q magnificent
5i.plsy Of Ctins sets, ETC.. the other is
fitted up az ministure bed chamber, show
lpg the brass bedstesd, drsperies, screens,
furniture, &c. Ia sIOther part Of The
store miniature pa"lor may be seen,
.tosing soma If The iA;est snd richest
styles Ia that class of furniture Mr. Red
diuGton hiss lstaly made great improve
ment 10 bis ssore, which is one OF the very
bes. of its kind in this part of the State.
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Socai Gnaffers.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
Hon. VIM. p. whitehouse, Presiding.

g i. SrEvEss, shsrin.
w. S. CRoArE. CLERK.
7. A. SMALL, stsncgrsrhe3.
FRIDAY. Oct. Is.
suu,asr Rowe ys. City Of WAserville
W. T. Hsines and Heath & Tusll for plain
iii, S. 5. Brown aui Chss. F. johnson
fer defendant. This 10 81 action on the
ease 10 recover FOR personal il aries caused
by 81 alleged defect in the defendants
highway. TIE plaintiff claim is tbs. en-
he everisg Of the 10th Of May last bis
nelce. Miss Belle Rove. was at his house
on High street in Waterviile, intending
TO return 10 her home in Fairfield by tue
last street car. which went s. 10 o'clock;
tnst sas was too late for the car, and liz
thetsupon hsrnessed his horse into his 10 I'd
etrs and s;afted to carry her hGme; tnat
psssieg down High Etrees, ard ia the
Travelled road, aas Of his wheels ran over =
pile Of rocks rhich he'd been nsgligeatiy
and csrelessiy lett oy .ba eide OF the road
by the CITY, ard some OF them projecting
into tie wh2el track, and be
was thrown ont and seriously and perms-
aently injured 10 his back, he ad and otter
portions II his body. He claims the sum
q $4,000. the full sm unit permitted by The
statute in such case. tn horse ran from
the place ~han plaintiff vas thrown ut and
threw out the niece and she wss instantly
killed Toe eass will occupy three or four
Rsz
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The second year Of the High School 10
lite ,letiy building on Academy street hnds
it an unusually prosperous condition win
anger run Der of scholars registered than
in airy year past and With he largest ensr-
lag cisss Oh record. The school now con
ans Sd Ut IS scholars and there entered
his year shout As boys aid girls. Priaei.
gal A H. Barnard is 10 be congratulated
IN the Gae sho sing his school and scholars
resep.,
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Philips 4 Co. have regaa to saip lum-
Der 70 Bailey vile on the big contract which
has already been spoken OF in the JoussAL.
o. Monday they will start up their gang
sxx which has not been running. l. sas
stoned On account Of she los water. The
capacity Of Ibis mill With circular and gang
in operation 10 about &C, 900 feet per day.
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Yesterday shle he Roston train WAS in
the station yesterday its fits nun rskedT ont
he DIRE in she engine, causing a dense
loud of blsck sm9ke to pour out CT the
fuarel The sisht Of this s'srined the tive
city horses who ~efe en- Winthrop street
snj csue Ell The IN 10 plunge around ard
Braly fan over ore another in their terror
No dsmsge WAS done to either themselves
~ he cart
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The Cor liner LsCi-,' Orchestra, So sue
;e.sfu.ly issrched apos the tide Of popular
favor ia their concert OF las. May. arr
meeting wall merited spprec alton among
,ivrrs Of 2, t.r'sil meDt-. b.viag filled three
ngsgemsrts mis- ssS, o. aod Preparing Inf
re mora slresdy booked for the comma
* weeks The young ladies thoroughly
a, is tttir work, ard are nos only as "a
nc hestr4 a great sddi,ion to entertainment
,t,tac,i ms tus a oredit TO our city, shnoush
90. +, It organized fuil year. They play
for the hrss time ia Gardiner this fall At
he Firt Dapt.sl GAaIch on Church street,
t. H ruesdsy 90 the programme for the
Y. 2. s. C. Il social.
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TIE crew at work on the street improves
msn;. are msxiag excellent progress. sad a
li.sls more good weather will let them ous
in hGe shape. When the PAVING can
meneed sboua everyone had doubts aotu
more THAI half the job berg completed
before cold weather iatsrvened. but ii seeiGs
as IL the elements have sli been in fsysr Ut
Wateryl'ls this fall.
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Indicator. sre that the Pendleton gold
mlIe At East Pits Oh viii be worked nexS
season. L l. Bizeio~, sn old 49sr, has
visited the mine and Examined the ore
He states tia. he hiss duS free gold fro m
the rock and 10 positive ,he ore will yield
rich returns. Those Interested in the mat
ter have secured Al available within 4 mile
and half Of the mine where stamp mill
can be placed. and i, il probable thsta mill
with Ave Stamps will be put in next spting.
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All for n Barley Corn.

Lsfontain, in one OF he fables, tells OIL
bnnyatd fowl that scratched up I
gem while scratching for corn. No
knoHit its vsIue he gave i, to stone
cutter Tor bailey corn. Thus do mang
persons thra~ sway TIE p,ictiess pearl Of
hesIth. A 'triflinl" cough is neglected
then comes Consamp,isn, then death. Sta,
the cough, or look out for q cofiia. Dr.
Pisrce's Golden Medical Discovery viii
cure cstarrh Ia The hea bronchial or THROAT
affections. os luns-sctjfnls Commonly
sns~a as tie oonsnnp.ion Of the lungs)
II taksn il time, add given fair trial, il
will cure. OF III money paid for it will 'be
refunded Il Is the only guaranteed cure,
octI3 "a xfoitm
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MAINE CHURCHES
Will Benefit by the Terms Of Isaac
Plummer's viii.

DEDHAM, Mass, Oct. 23 The will Of
Desc IN Isaac Piummer, Hyde Park. wal
fled for probste ia the Norfolk regis
try this afternoon. After paying al
beques's. the balance Of the estate he
directs to be- equally divided between the
Bsp,is. state convention Of Massachusetts
ard the Bsp;ist state convention OF Maine
% be used by each for the support Of sged
q, d infrm Baptist ministers. Among the
bequests is $1,000 to tie Alma ard New
castle Baptist church at Alma, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-24

Mr.. W. F. Lsdd, one Of the publishers of
the Fsn field Journal. was married Wednes-
day evening to Mics Abbie J. Rscklif. Who
has some time been competitor in the
flee. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. II Chase, pastor of the N. E. church,
of which the bride was mt mber.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-24

On Tuesday, Nov. Sd the Wstervilis
Military Bard will give corcsrt and ball
q: city hall. They will render 90 ne of Ineir
bsst selections and fne dance order viii
be made up ard excellent music provided
IL Is hoped that all Who are interested in
the prosperity Of toe bald and particularly
those who have enjoyed the outdoor co.,
csrts thst have been given this summer,
will turA cut and pay in their mite.