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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-09

SAN FAAnclsco, May 6.-rhe Chronicle 4
San Diego special says: "Pilot Hill, whu
took the steamer Itata out Of the harhcr
Wednesday night, has net yet returned.
There is much speculation in this city a. to
what will be done with Pilot Hill and
Keith by the government. ~ the
authorities claim to be able to make
cut csss Of conspiracy sgainss them.
United States Marshal Gard 10 still in this
city. waiting for further instructions in re-
gard to efforts to fecaptufe the ltata. In
speaking Of the Itata's escape today Mar.
shsi Gard said: ~ did my entire duty ia
seizing the vessel, and acted strictly &C.
cording to my orders. had no authority
to inspect the cargo Of the ship.
II the customs house officials had done
their duty contrabsnd goods would have
been found on board and instructions would
then have come to put the troops on the
Itata and revenue or war vessels would
have been ordered here ct once. depended
ON the custom houte to do its part Of this
business; instead Of that its officers sneaked
out to sea 10 tug tfyioe to thwAFt my
plans for the capture of the Robert and
Minnie. The story that spent the time
10 drinking wine with the captain Of the
Itsta il another falseh9od. made but one
visit to the vessel. and then hsd no NOR.
than glass OF sherry"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-09
FEE AT sAAaHavILLn
WOODEN HI I sd-Loss, $50 900
Issursd ios e3s 900.

GUrLFoED. May 8.-At 8 40 last even.
ing the whistle at the spool factory a
3niiford village sounded an alarm Of Ore.
Tie blaze was. however, extingui.hed by
the va!chman and two or three men who
lived near the mill. without dsmsge. A,
the same time 30 alarm Of Are vas given
at Sangsrville village. The fre was in the
old fsctofy owned and run BY the Sanger.
vile Woolen CO., composed Of Hoses Carr
Frank s. Carr, Fred II. Carr, Nsthsn ),
Lamb and l.. Gordon. The factory wa
entirely destroyed with machinery and
'tcck in the mill. The store house lust
moth of the mill was savei. The cause Of
the tire was IN explosion Of lamp in the
card room. The Gre spread rapidly. Al
ore time twas nearly tx1nguished - i,
was thought.
The company has been running the card
room evenings Of late. The loss 10 qnite
heavy and there was IN insurance Of $685.
500. There was large stock ON hand.
This mill wss built abont 1865. II vas
'tsrted by d. r. Campbell snd VIM. Fair.
gerives in 1869. Mr.. Campbell bought Mr..
Fairgrsves's interest soon after starting the
mill ard run ii till some three years ago
~hen he sold it TO the above parties. The
mill was in fine repair. II B . great loss
to the community.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-09
SPARKS FROM MA1KE w1ans

The Msine Historical Society meets q,
Portland today.
The Saco schools observed AYbor day
by planting trees ard holding literary exer-
c;ses.
Frank Il. Whitney Of Newport, On trial
in the Portland circuit court for passing
counterfeit siive. dollars, hiss been found
not guilty and discharged.
Hiram lawrence and Henry Hsnson,
both of Wsteryilie, indicted for violstion o,
the internal revenue Law, each pleaded
guilty aud eseh was senterce3 to pay . ipa
Of elo0 sn5 costs Ard 70 be Imprisoned 80
days in county jail, at Portland, Friday.
A Ssogerviile special to the Conmsrtisl
says that the SsDgeyvills Woo!en Co..
mill vss entirely Destroyed by fire Thurs
day evenirg.-The fse caught frem the ex
plosion Of lar,p in 'he card room Tht
rschiresy aEd large lot Of stock was al
lost. The less will &c heavy. There waI
IN insurance Of s35 .ooo.
EK.Csshier PercivaI, Of Auburn. seems
to be gsiairs ground somevhst. ard theIs
seems 10 he some reason fer hoping that he
may yet get she letter Of bis present set
back. Bank Examiner Psrker etiil hope,
TO get through with his work this week and
il making ezra efforts 10 do -, but beyond
this be has nothing to cay Of interest 70 ths
public.
james F. Rxwson Of Barg,r died early
Friday morning from njuries resulting ffen
being run down BY . four-hofse teaz
several weeks sgo. Mr.. Ravscn vas 1
member OF the Psnohscns bar and vsI
sixty-nire years old. He tas alvsys beer
certrsi ffure IN the history Of Hsins
tdsmocIscy snd several times has been /
delegate to national conventions Of tba
party. he has been deputy coilector Of d,
port Of Bangor and wss much sought afse,
~ IN executor Of estates and guardian O
minor child.en-
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Review Of the Financial Masksts Of
tho World.

NEw YORK. May s.-R G. Dun 4 Co.,
Weekly Review ef Trade says: The
financial markets OF the world have the
grippe A struggle to sustain Russian
securities gainst disfavof Of the Roths,
ehilds, the demand for geld by German
bakers. the threstened withdrawal Of X u.s.
sisn gold from deposits in England, France
and Germany. will account for much Of the
unusual movement Of specie which haa
been in progress. An sdvance Of half Of
one per cent. ss cnce in the rate charged
by the Bank Of England 10 rightly regarded
ss . notification that England means ia
fortify itself in the great struggle by draw.
ing gold from New York.
May sisrts Of with great plunge in
speculative pr1ees. which has for some
weeks been anticipated. The wheat pros.
psct in the West is remarkably good. With
such an agricultural outlook the demand
for manufactured productions Of oil kinds
10 lisely to improve, and thus the great in
dustries will be helped. While at present
trade is NOT quite - active - ususl, the
outlook is highly encouraging, but for for
eign ard monetary uncertainties. Tbs
failures Of the last seven days, reported II
Dun & Russell. number for the United
States 2I2, and in the corresponding weel
OF last year there were l85 failures in the
United States.
Brads,reets reports the failures in The
United States this week number l66, against
l52 this week last year.
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Clinton's New Shoe Factory Nearly
Rssdy.-OfhsT Itsms.
Especial to the KEssEBEc JOURNAL I

Especial to the KENsEBEc JouRNAL.1
CLINTON. Msy Mr.. s. S. Barrows is
adjusting the machinery in the new shoe
factory building. He expects to commence
business sbou. May 18th. under the name
ard style of the Clinton Shoe Co.
The village schools commenced this
week with Miss Theo L, Jose Of Newport,
Instructor In tho Grammar school and Mrs
G. +. Webber instructor in the primary.
Work on the new hall being built BY
Messrs. Winn ard Morrison is now sus-
pended as they cannot, at present, obtain
the lumber necessary.
Rev. Mr.. Minot is the guest Of Rev. A.
D Dodge this week.
Mr.. Issac Bingham who has been con-
fined to his house for several weeks with
Ia grippe is now able to be cut again.
Mrs. w. X. Brown who hss been living
in skowhegan for the past few months has
rstuyned to Clinton.
W. c. Butrnan, photographer, has re-
turped from Mxssschusesss xnt reuprned
his saloon here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-09
Another Kansas Parry Bound for 70.
palcbsmb1. Mexico.

TOPEKA, Kan, May 8.-Another large
colony will leave Kansas for Topolobampo,
Mexico, ~ soon as arrangements can be
perfected. II will consist Of 200 persons,
under the leadership Of = man thoroughly
acquainted with the country. An advertise
ment deserted in sill Of the reform papers in
the state, calling upon the men who be-
lisvsd 10 cooperation pure ard simple to
come to this city May for 'he purpose OF
taking the necessary steps for thoroughly
.esting the scheme now in its ception at
Topolobampo, brought hundreds Of farmers
to this city. Many Of them were ocialisls
and large m orisy were foreigners.
j. W. Bre senthAl, recently Alliance
candidate Tor United Ststes senator, took
chsrse of the meeting yesterday afternoon
and explained in detail the scheme for i'm
proving trsc. of 800 600 acres without
money ard without price. There is no rent,
no TX. no mortgage, he said, and 8 dszsn
men who have been living there for the
past three months bore him gu. in the state
ment. Many of the men who will 90 are
scepticsl about the practical workings of
the scheme, but sfe 30 enthusiastic on the
subject Of cooperation that they are will
Jog TO make the test. Other me eiings will
be held for the purpose Of arousing public
interest in the rev colony and developing,
II possible, q plan for operation on q s'i'l
larger scale.
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Pres. Bsimaosda VII Leave CALI
xhs Jswish Qussticn.

LONDON. May 0.-Pfivate Chill cablso
state that President Baimaoeda 10 asfans-
Ing 10 fee from Santiago and cone 10 Lon
don. Proposals Tor mediation BY France,
Brazil and the United States were rejsctsd
BY Balmacedlsts, who consider thu success
Of such mediation impossible. BalmAceda
Invested large sum to his personal 90
count In . London bank.
Lord Rothschild, SIR Julian Goldsmith
and Samuel Montague vilr form IN Eng
lish committee. to concert with Baron
Dirsch and other Continental Jews % assist
the Russisn Jews, Communications from
St. Petersburg leave Il doubtful whether
the government will permit Wholesale snl-
srAtion. M Visnegradsky, Russian financial
ministef who hshts the court parry against
the expulsion Of Jews and warned the Csas
that the commercial interests Of the Umpire
would demand that the Jews bs juslly
treated. Baron Hirsch's peYsonal scheme
10 limited to settling 400 families In Argsn-
tipe Republic.
Lord Salisbury assentsd to short ex.
tension Of modls vivend with Portugal
relstirg to South Africa.
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JoHNsrOwN, Ps., May SIT has been
discovered that nearly all the houses on the
First and Second wards are not built accord.
ing to the correct street surveys, and some
valusble houses, including the Windsor
Hotel, are built cut opon the street from
fourteen inches to Eve feet. Engineer
Dswiey insists that the proper lines be ad-
hered to and the residents ssy they will
claim dsmsges. The dispute involves
thousands Of dollars.
The trouble is the outcome OF the h,oi
and subsequent incorrect surEeys. The
section Of the city referred to was swept
clesn, in some instances the curbstones and
all marks being o5litefAted.
George Randolph owns the next lot to
Mrs. Phillips, and according to the proper
survey he claims the land Mrs. Phillips
hopss 10 built on. Beginning at the corner
OF Market and Locust sire cts the new brick
bulldog of Thomas Davis is not in line
with Locust street, it being set in the corner
about l3 inches. and as esci Of the other
property owners on that eide Of the street
claimed the amount Of ground called for
by their titles, they h've oil been showed
just that much further north, until Neil
Shsrkey's building 10 ihAt distance out on
Washington street. Mr.. Davis building
does not stand square on Locust street. the
part fufthest back on Washington street
being slmoet on the line, while the street
corner is stated As being l3 inches out Of
the way. The lines slorg Market street
are ell out Of shape, also.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-09
roxorcft Business Itsms-Dse,h oi
an Aged Citizen.
Especial to the KEssEBEo JOURNAL. I

Special to the kENNEBEc JOURNAL.
FoxcRoFr, May - The Piscataquis
Central Telephone Company has been or
gained ard line will be a. once con-
siruesed from his place to the villages OF
Ssugerville and Guilford.
W. Gushing & Co, manufacturer of
Cushins's perfection dyes. have purchased
the tnSn lot in Foxcrofs and will cree. q
building suitable for their purposes and
trarsfer their business to that place.
Capt. Moses Page. an aged and much
respected citizen of Dnver. died very sud.
denly ss his home the 9Th inst.
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DAzA's . "0uA.Asrz.Dn 70 cu.sl
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New BsdfoEd wsavsrs VIII Oppose
Fine eyatsm.

New BRDFoRD. Mass, May "a meet
Ing Of weavers to the number OF over 500,
tonight. adopted the following:
Whereas, The manufacturers Of New
Bedford are trying to evade the law regsrd-
ing the fines bill in posting notice grading
the price Of weaving fret and second
quarters.
Resolved, That we, the weavers OF New
Bedford, in special meeting assembled. do
denource the system ~ unjust; and if 10
farther resolved that We. the Cotton
Weavers' Protective Association of New
Bedford, will oppose it to the fullest extent
Of the law; and that the executive CON-
mittee of the Union be empowered to secure
legal advice and push test case agAirst
any mill thst slnll make an infringement.
on the fiues bill.
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gailroaos 4 STEAMBOATS,
MAINE CENTRAL Rl!lRoap.
Arrangement sf Traiss IN Eject Nav
81, 1891.

gn.l sssss ss'Ass ta1ss lasss Asgssn y
COMO wEsE-s0 4. 4. sss Lsv,ssea
RooGiaad, Portland, Boston asd Montreal: ~
ner, ie.le 4. y. isr Lsvitos. 1ssn.ssscs
RontiAnd, Portland, Lancaster AaA ooseqa: ~
r.. ins HaIlesen, Gardiner ss1 Boafh 0nr1{noe:
ass r ~ fos Brsnssssk. Bath, Rockianl. Fortland
sosson; ~; ts1psessl Portland .ad Hostos ana
rer and South Gardiner; ii.eo r. q. tsiSAs ~
mani for lewiston, Bath, Portland and Dostoo.
GOING EAsT-a.io A. X. snixft expsess) fou
6xovhsgan, Belfast, Bangor. Bar Hafbof, HE
stephen t5s. John and Ayeostoot Coaasy; SM q.
N. .of Wstefyiiie, skoshssAn, Hepport. Bangor
.nd vsns. 'o,o: Mn Z; n 70, Wssefvils
81. stephen, st.. John aad Aroo stooL Cossty. M
G'-N p ~. fBatar9&gs eai5i for WateYysiic
s1,a.' 2.0sn 1A'a for wAssrviii@ Aad fsaaess Al
The Night Pailnae Trains run easal wsy svsS,
On Monday mornings. Or u Belfast, nexfe,,
Of beyond Bangor. excepting to Bar Hasb r. on
aanda7 norMnAs.
The day expfess trains gotss East ss 80 r, n
I'D West 1t 1910 A. ~, run daily, 9ondavs n
eiHded, between Boston, Lew1sfor, BAN, Roai
All, Bangor and st. John.
ACCOMMODATiON TRAIN tor Assssts
isayes South Gardiner, ASA. NJ: ioc and 1.N
p. NJ; Gardner, d.H A. NJ. 1.Io aaa as r, n:
Balioweil, sss A. n. l2s and tEe r. u.
Ihroash tietes 10 California and Ill point,
South and West may DC had Of Y. ". Warkes.
tosst agent, Ausasta, the only ofncs In Auzus "a
selling sts all routes snd checking All baggage
tres Of eIpsnfe.
PAYsoH TUCKER, vios Psss. 3 9exT maasee,
F.E. sooTRsY. Gear rass. a,l fsskst Arr
Portland. May i.t, 1891.
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Knish.s Ysmplar Want to Wear 1hss
Asms Abroad.

LONDON. May Five hundred Knights
Tsmplar Of Albany, N. r., will airivs here
in July on tour through Europe. They
have applied to Minister Lincoln to obtain
from the British government permission 10
wear their side arms and RECALLS while In
England. Home Secretary Matthews hes
been consulted. lie says Il II impossible b
make an Perception in the case Of the
Albany Knights. The latter iosist on the
right 10 wear their uniform and arms aAd
parade the deck Of the steamer City Of
Chicago, which they have chartered for he
voyage, slyhough she sails uadef ths BRitlsh
h.x. To this probably no objscion VIII -
offered. n.
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roazion Horss.

v,enns typssstteTs are striking for niss
aoofs' work.
II Is estima.ed that 100 900 msn sss OF
On the Belgian strike.
The state bonded warehouses Q. Retses.
lam were burned Friday. Lo,s, el,-
$50, COO.
An attempt was male q valpasise,
rhursdsy, to assassinais ssvesal Dembofo
f the cabinet By bombs.
A parliamentary election in the 0euth
Dorset division Of Suffolk, Thuysday, ~
suited Brymss, CONSERVATIVE, SITS; Edg.
,umb, 0itdetonian, 1888. A. she 1ase
siec ION tine Conservative candidate poIled
s477. 0lsdstonian, 24s6.
From on ;iaI sources !. 10 lsasned that -
April 30 . conspiracy was disoovssed IN
San Jose, Gotta kics, 70 overthrow Pesst-
lent Rodrigssz fhe YevcludonIsn q.
sacked the bsyya Ks in Saa joss, bus wNe
sspulssd, I've being killed.
The Loadon Post comnsn severely
apon the u1sa,isfscaofy sspset q " 1sw
Jslesus dispuss With refersncs b IL ~.
saions Of ths federal govefnment Win
foreign nA,ions. I'VE cxunoe,~ saye ~
pesi, "suppose that Mr.. Blaine dsHbsfaas-
y intends 70 put fofta documsnts Of pursly
iomsstic tignincsyca - ths bssls ef nees-
siasions With lsaiy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-09

LoHDox, May s--The crew Of ~
steamer Skyro Of SandeFlsnd have jass
landed at Portsmouth after IN unusual and
exciting experience. Shortly sfssr leaving
Gibraltar the 6kyro struck stray torpedo,
which exploded with such fofcs ~ to blow
huge hole In her bottom. and che quickly
sark. The crew had barely ,ims 70 take
to the bosts. They rowed toward the coast
and managed to reach Corcuti,a, abost
50 miles from Cordova, the next day.
From ,hst point they were brought hone
BY . passing vessel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-09

Sac AND Fox AsEsoY, I. T., Msy 8 =
Iudian Agent Pstrick has ordered all strsn-
gers and every one not an Indian and no.
in the government employ OF the resefya.
ton. The military and the Indisn police
are row enforcing the order 10 the letter.
This sect on has for some TINA been rapidly
fillirg up with boomers Stree the order
most OF them have taken to the brush fol
temporary concssiment or have gone into
Oklshoms to hover on the border until 4
more opportune time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-09

BrDDEFoRp, Msy s.-A the board o1
trade meeting tonight, attended by 80 bus-
mess men Of the city. resolutions were
adopted denonncing he action of the Bid
deford aldermen in placing restriction.
which prevent the Introduction Of electric
ity on the street railway here. A commit
tee of 10 were chosen to confer with the
railway directors and aldermen with the
view Of securing such concessions as will
bring abou. electric motive power this
year.
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eohoonsr sur L In Collision

7 BALTIMORE, May 8,--The brig Edith,
lying At anchor of quarantine, Hawkes.
Point, was run into and sunk by schooner
Henry s. Little this morning. No lives
were lost. The vessel had cargo Of 1879
bags Of sugar, valued at s4O, 900; insured.
The Edith vas valued at $25, 600; partially
insured,
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His Action May p,sb,r Him.

EXETER. N. H, Msy s.--Before the
Supreme Court todsy motion to disbaI
Arthur o Fuller. for methods taken to
close an Exeter house of i'll fame March
last. Fuller, a leading lawyer and select.
man, decoyed daughter of the proprietor
of the h 1use into this State from Haverhill,
Mass by bogus telegram. Judge Car.
penter, after hearinx the evidence, sent the
case to the full bench.
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Brookton CarpsntsTG Strike Seems to
Have Collapsed.

BRocKros, Mass, May 8.-The carpen.
tere' strike in this city seems to have col.
lspsed, although no adjustment was arrived
at between the union and employers. II
was quite freely reported the strike was Of,
men returning to work 8. their cid wages.
Ole union official raid, as far - the
union is concerned there is nothing to cay.
Several of the strikers were seen early this
morniog with their kits under their arms,
evidently on the way to work. None would
say anything when approached. Several
employers said the men were slowly apply
igg fer their old jobs, in some cases IL had
been given them, in others. were told thai
they would not be reinstated.
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Parusu and His chsnoss ios Parlia-
mont.

LONDON, May S.--Mr. PArnel's refusal
to refer the question OF the release Of The
Paris fund TO arbitration has thrown the
McCarthyites back upon another method 70
relieve svicted tenants. County convsn-
,ions, meeting throughout ireland, viii
raise funds until this date Of the general
electiops, when II IL hoped tha1
Parnellism will be fnsllS wiped out.
The McCafthyites have received ovsftu.ss
proposing to them not to contes. the num-
Der Of seAts in consideration that ths Par.
nellites are abstsiDinE from con.esiiu0
other seats. This arrangement IL trick
10 allow Mr., Psfneli to return 10 the next
Parliament 1t the head Of secure ffAotaon,
probably Of 20, and the McCsfthyites viii
not consent to il.
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psrn Trust Company Assisus

PHILApELPHIA, Pa, May S.-The Penn
Trust Company assigned this morning. II
/. really . part Of the Spring Garden
National Bank, but is said to be solvent,
81 assignmen. beirg simply for protection
spainss run The capital stock of The
bank 10 $50 COO. full paid in, and by
Fehrus.ys Rssen,ent the reserve fund
smnunsedto $3.50 900, The Banks de.
p9si,s smosnl TO 50 600 COO. ard the city OF
Philade lphis suffers to the extent Of $780,
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Military Charges.

San ANTONIO, Tex, May s --Ordsr,
have been received from the war depart
msnt for the Fifth Infantry to leave Texal
at once for the division Of the Atlantic
Col. Ovarshine and stsff, with two com.
plniss, are to 60 to St. Francis barracks
Florids. The lisutenant-coionel ard trt
companies are to 60 TO Jackson barracks
Louisian. The msjnr and two companies
are to go 10 Mt. Vernon barracks, Ala
bsms, and two companies remain here nn.il
assigned to station. No regiment will
replace the Fifth Infantry in Texas ant
there is complaint, as more troops for the
border are being demanded. Fort Dsvil
will have to be abandoned st once in oYdsl
that mare troops may 30 to Fl Paso and
clso hove
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Bo,h e,oriss Depi,d.

MosrREAL, May s.--A story to the G Il scs
that Watson had resigned from the
directorate Of the Bank Of Montreal was
magnified into report Of the resignation Of
the manager OF the New York branch.
Both stories ave denied at the bank.
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WAsHIsGToS, May 8.-Tbe following
Maine people have been granted pensions
Original, William Lovejsy. W,ilism
Kaoke, Henry r.. Dunn, Bernard Hassn,
George Dulsc. Joshua Bell, Raymond
Stiilings. Charles 3 Choase Additional,
George Dulac- decrease, Ruel W. Hans-
com. Anirew s. Young. Rsissue, Ezeki.l
r Mhomss. Original widows, etc special
act, William NJ, father Of John p Q limby
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Yours truly,
MRS. ID. BRACKETT,

The only Sdrsdparikid guaranteed to abso-
f.tetB cure Diseases o(the Stomach, Licer, and
hidasys, Dyspepsia. hdigestfon, Loss of Ap.
Eettte, Stck Headaehe, NVec3.iap RhsanaatisB,,
hiaEtnsss, Fsmdie Weakness, Emaciation, Gen.
stat Debtfity, Eruptions Of the SKIN. Rmpiss,
oas Humors, Sat Rheam, .Sgrshiiiis, catqrrh,
Ringseorm, Carbuncies. Ulcers. and Sores,
Matdriai Poison, Pain Ia the Bones
DANA SARSAPARfLLA CO., Belfast, Ne.
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DAsA's sAasA,A.usA cuunss
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AROOSTOOK ROAD.
Prss. Burls'1h Receives Asslr.
ilea for Raining The Funds.
BNdlfasd BUSINESS In Vaat the strset
Ete ne Read
Aud cscsuss CITY oovssnnsas Sos o.
stsuetirg the 0chsms.

BAsaoH, Nay s-Prsidsrt Burleigh Of
the Bangor Z AToostock Railroad met With
good SUCCESS about the city In obtaining
assurance Of the recessary fund.- to build
the road, giving promises Of the early build.
Of that important read.
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WASHINGTON, May Professor Julius
r. Hig.rd. late superintendent Of the
United States ooast survey, died At his
home in Washington this morning, after q
lorg and very painful illness.