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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-28
Big CROWD
|In Attendance on the Charter
Oak Races YestdldiJ.
Vet Weather lntsflsfs With Tho
Presidents Itinerary.
Visits the Vermont Hersc BrecderY Ex
hibit and Returns Friday.

HAKrroRp. Aug. 27.-ln spite Of threat
eninE weather fully 7000 people went to
Charter Oak Park today to see the races.
From one O'Clock until about three the rain
put stop to racing. but Afterwards cleared
sufficiently to 70 on with the program.
Before one o'clock two races bfoushs over
from day before we're finished. The 4i0.-
600 stake for 20 trotsers was won. by
Nightingale. Little Albert vas quite lame
and might have been shut out II Geers.
Who drove nightingale, had wanted to do
il. Time slov, 2 25 80.
Fred Wilkes won the unfinished 25 trot
II vas very easy heat for him, with Tom
Carpenter second. Captain Lyon third.
Lightning fourth, Romona 6fsh, Dsphre
sixth. Michael 0'Hara seventh Dismoni
vas the favofite 10 the 2 II tfof, but there
were evidently several horses in the raee
better than he. Frank Dorich vas the
favoTite in the 20 pacing race. IL wss
generally believed he could have won in
three straight il Geer' SEPT him in to win Al
first. Summaries:
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RAvsgss Of Pirates. d.

SAN FRAscIsco, Aug. 81 --Advices frou'
Shanghai state gang Of 500 armed pirates
are creating havoc in the province Of Wen
chow. Their progress through the country
has been marked by the most cruel and
cold-blooded crimes. Villages have been
burned right and left by them when re-
fused hospitality. and Inhabitants men.
women and children slaughtered by the
miscreAnts.
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Al cieveiahd-
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Boston. RI 900 80 III
Hiss-CievriasA, s; Boston, II. Errcrs-Cieye
iani. s. Bossop. 4. BeAtin and Zinnsr. ClAk
SOC ssd Kelly. STOPPED BY rain.
Al Chicago.
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fhiladelpAiz.. % o -
Hns-Chicsso. u; FhilAdsipAiA /. Errors :.
Chicago. .; Philadelphia, :. Hatchinson and
kittredge; Esper and Clements.
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SUSPICIOUS DEATH.
Thought to be Dlupk, Bat Later Iuoioa q
lions Poiat TO Foui Pay.

BANGOR, Aug. 27.-The Bangor police
took Patrick McDonough, aged about IS
years. who was found apparently intox-
icsted in an alley way, to the station early
Thursday morning. At the station he was
found to be dying and passed away about
half an hour before = physician arrived.
The cause of his desth 10 not known. but
foul play is feared. No particular odor Of
liquor WAS noticed about him. Coroner
Whitney has been notified, and will inves-
tigate the case today.
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B.Im.o.d. to Renew III. rish..

Nkw Yokk, Aug. "a Tho Hsfsld's
Valparaiso dispatch the morning says
President BalmaesdA will probably attack
the insurgens army this morning II 10 In
possible to learn the position and move
msnts Of the insurgens forces. but The
report tha, they have taken up . strong
position on the hills above the race course
At Nina del Mar 10 probably true. II 10
thought thev have received reinfoscsments.
BAlmacsdA, In the meantime. has lost no
time in strepg pgthening his position. Rein
foroemenss have been constantly arriving.
until now he has within reach fully 10000
armed men. ~
From the condition Of aGAirs here and
the movements Of tFoops, II 10 generally be-
ievsd BalmAceda will attack the revolu-
tionary army in force today. and endsavor
to end the war 90 far - IL can bc done BY
victory or defeat, In front Of Valparaiso.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-28
Bsousht tbs Railroad to Ts,m ,ms

TorEKA, Kan, Aug. 27.--Rsther thar
have us charter revoked, the Kansas Cen
traI, . branch Of the Unien Pacific in thu
state, informed the Board Of Railroad Com
mis,iorers that il would at once lay III
track with steel rails.
An accident occurred on the Kansas Cen
tral some time ago, resulting in the death
Of tso persons, and the commissioners
after invest'g ation, learned that it wss
caused BY poor roadbed. They notified
the general m snager OF the Uoion Pacific
twice that the rosdbed must be felsid, bui
no attention vas paid to the order until I
letter was written him last week, stating
that steps would be taken TO revoke theii
charter unless the demand was Immediately
complied with. Today letter was received
stating that work would be commenced TO-
morrow.
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Trouble il . Hayerhill shse Shop.

HAvRKHrLL, Mass.. Aug. ~ A portion
Of the enployes Of Chick Bros. shoe manu-
factory held . mass meeting this morning,
at which Agent Rogers was chosen - 9
committee to present rsquest to Chick
Bros to unite with the dissatisfied work
men 10 submitting the question to the state
board.
Mr. Rogers presented the matter to the
firm this afternoon, but is utterly refused
TO comply with his request. The Messrs.
Chick say that they have ell the employ es
they can ind work for and turn sway many
applicants for jobs every day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-28
Annual RennIon Of the eth Maine.

BIDDsFoRD, Aug 27 The annual re-
of the eth Maine regiment was held here
today and vas attended by 13o veterans.
At business session the following off GERS
we're elected President. Horatio W.
Tfefe,hen. Kittery; vice presidents, John
L Enmon,, Lyman, Henry B. Pierce. Ar
linaton, Mass. sec'y, Winfield S. Hasty,
Saco; treas, Joseph 7. Mason. Biddeford |:
Executive committee, X. g. Dearborn Of
Cumberland Mills; Moses S Hurd. North
Berwick; J. +. Warren, West Baxton; !;
Lewis B Hanson, South Berwick; George
W. Gerrish, Berwick; John B. Murphy.
Biddeford; Horatio M. Trefetben, Kiuery /;
Edwin A. Saddler, Limerick; John @.
Cole, Kennebupk; George z. Smith
Alfred The free use of the city hall was
given the veterans. and there q dinner,
speeches and literary exercises occurred.
IL vas voted to hold the next reunion at
Kittery.
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ossa. Vintage In Italy this Ysas.

LONDON, Asg. 27.-This ysaf's sfest
vintage IN Italy points out the necsssity for
the Itsiians TO seek new markets for their
sines. The high dusiss that many coun-
tries impose upon he products Of the vine
yard prevent extensive sxportation.
A Nspoli Tsper suggests that stsps should
be taken 70 place lsalisn sfspss, Aes,
etc on the London market. Stsamsfs
nov pl, ing between London and Nspoii
make the journey in . week. and the Sfuis
could be shipped by them and thus maks
an industry for the Italian colony In London
in retailing il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-28
Session OF Ams,ioan Bar Asso ooiatiop,

BosToN, Aug. 27.-This morning the
session Of the American Bar Association NJ
Horticultural Hall opened with An sddres'
delivered by Albert Russell. LII. d Of
Michigan.
This was followed by the reports OF the
standing committees on jurisprudence and
law reform, judicial administration and
remedial procedures, legal education and
admission to the bar, commercial law and
international law.
MIR. Russell took for the subject Of hi'
address, Unavoidable Causes OF Delay aud
UnceltA Ainty in Our Courts ...-
The majority and minority reports were
presented by the committee on judicial ad.
minisiration and remedial procedure. The
msj jority report favored the support of such
ie egislation Of constitutional amendments ~
will provide for three-four,hs Of the Jury III
civil cases
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-28
Lime Schooner Will Havs to be
oouttlsd.

PRovrNcETos, Mass Aug. T.-The
schooner Ringleader, before reported here
with cargo Of lime on FIRE, and stripped
Of her sails, will be scuttled soon il the fire
Is not got under control. The mainmast 10
burned of below the deck
The f1shing schooner Charles r. Mayo 10
reported total loss At Conception Bay, N.
F., where she had gone from the Grand
Banks fos bait. The Mayo was SO tons
register, built at Kepnebunk, Me. in 1867,
and was owned by Z. A. Wharf.
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GUN CLUB TOURNAMENT.
Rain and Fog Prevents a Large
Attsndancs.

LEWISTON, Aug. 27.-The Stste gun
club tournament opened todsy under the
auspices Of the Androscosgin Gun Club.
Rain and fog prevented large score in the
championship shoot, The Androscoggin
club Of Lewiston took the fret prize. =
Parker gun valued at $50. score AZ
Second, silver water service. SIS, SsgAds-
hoe club. Bath, score LAG Third, gun
case, S., Riverside club, ThopshAm, score
li3 The winning team holds champion
ship one year. Friday the individual
championship and consolation shoots will
b, contested for which valuable prizes are
o offered.
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BowDoiN PATTY AHEAD
They Expect to Reach Qfand Falls BE
fore the PhiiidsIphiau.

PORTLAND, Aug, 27.-Lstest sdvices re.
celved by the Advertiser from its CORES
pondent on the Bovdoin expedition to Lab
sador, state that the exploring party had
started to ascend Grand river to discover
the falls.
The rival party from Philadelphia va,
found st the mouth of the river, but the
Bowdoin nren got six days start At lasl
accounts the vessel Of the expedition wal
cruising in Lake Melville. engaged in
scientific searches and awaiting the return
Of the explorers. They are expected back
from the falls Sept. LIST. All are well.
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SOUGHT RBYENGB
10 Burning Hs Employers Barn
Al WinsloY.
The BoIdoin Party Likely 10 Reach
Grand Pi'ls First.
A Bad Collision in the Fog While On
the Sheals.

BooraBAr HARBoR. Aug. T.-Tbs
schooner PArlee, from New York bound
to Moncton, n. B.. loaded With coal, VA
run into Monday night at ten O'Clock
tventy-fy miles northeast Of Shoals BY ar
uaknosn three -masted schooner. The
Psriee lost her bowsprit and oil headsear,
and had port bow stove In and main boom
broken. Damage to other vessel moi
known. The Psrlee will make temporary
repairs here.
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xE LIZZIE \. SNOW

Capt. higgins.
rtl i"ave Augusta every dsy for Bath touching Al
sl the sisocs on n, t.v.s Ali al sset, IA
orsas when siersilsd Leave Augusta ~ : A. ".
RSoxeii at rs A. ", d-ruiner at N
.,AedArd ure; Sic' IA nd. 30 A. M.s arriving IN
Bath at II % A NJ. leaving Rsth al i.0 r. ~,
arriving In Auss sta =. t.l3 T. NJ.
FA1uE5s
From Aagasfa to Bath. .75
ItSand "trip, 9l.95
krom Hailowsll to Bath. so
tosnd .rtp. Sl.cH
Prom &ar liner to Bath, 80
" Richmond tn Bath, IN
So. Gardiner 10 Bath, 40
xprSd3
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RAIN AT THE WEIDS.
Longsirsct Not Present, Owing 10 News.
paper Articles.

TACOMA, N. IL. Aug. 81 The rain
seriously interfered with today's pro-
gramms Of The New Hampshire veterans
At The Weirs. The new building Of the
National Veterans Association was dedi-
Gated this morning. Gen. James Long
street was not present at the reunion.
His absence was attributed to the
various newspaper articles which
appeared ia the city dailies lately,
evidently calculated to arouse prejudice
against him. The veterans passed resoIa-
tions today condemning the tendency 10 re-
yive these unpleasant memories, and cor
daily invited Gen. Long,treet to visit the
encampment in 1892,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-28

wEsr BuxroN, Aug. 27.-Betveen 8 and
9 O'Clock Wednesday evening, the barn OF
Mrs. Esther Smith of Hollis was observed
to be on Gre, and in short time it, with its
conten nts, vas entirely consumed. The barn
contained 40 tons of hay, = large quantity
Of grain and old farming tools. FIVE cows,
tw 0 horses and two hogs were consumed in
the flames. The cause Of the Are 10 not
KunHn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-28

At washiugton-

Association.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-28

The Church Of Oar Father at Hulrs
Cove, . suburb Of Bar Hafbof. was conse-
Grated BY Bishop Neslg. Thufsdsy, at IL A.
NJ. sermon By DR.. Huntington, Grace
church. New York.
Actirg Rear Admiral Waiher and sts6
10 full Uniform, visited Secretary
Blaine ss StAavood, Thursdsy morn,ns
Of IL. Admiral Walker issued COO
invitations FOR . reception on board the
flagship Chicago. to occur from 4 to s.
Friday Ai,srsooa.
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An E opsmsns Az 10 the Family.

Lfss, Mass. ). Aug. 81 1t has Just come
to lish. that Harry snov, Of the hrm of
Snow Bros. painters Of this city, has
eloped with ih. wife Of his brother, William
J. Snow. They disappeared about three
weeks sgo. Mrs. Saos 10 the mother Of
two young children. The entire family
moved to Lynn from the Provinces not long
ago. Harry Snow IL unmarried.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-28

RocKLAxp, Aug. 27.-The Uaitt States
steamship Dispatch. Capt. Young, Bar
Hafbor for New York, is in the harbor.
Secretary Tracy, his daughter and two
niecee are aboard.
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Aug. %. 1891. II r. MI
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TWENTY KILLED.
Cars Hurled to The Cfefk, So
Feet BdloI.
TWENTY. Of the Passengers Injured
Nine Seriously.

RALErcH, N. G., Aug. 27.-A frishtful
accident is reported TO have occurred last
night al bridge so feet high. tso miles
east Of Statewide, N. c, on the Western
North Casolins Rsilrosd. Many persons
were killed. The rain has been heavy in
that region.
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A Change 10 the Presidents Itinerary.

WIsDsoR, VT, Aug. 2G There has
been = slight change in the Presidents
itinerary. In.tead OF rem aiming at Proctor
as originally Intended until Saturday morn
ing, he will leave there Friday night at ii
O'Clock on the New York express due in
that city at & 45 Saturday morning. Cross
ing 10 Jersey city by special train. he will
20 directly through on the Pennsylvania
road to Cape May, reaching there shortly
nfisr nnan.
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Ptob.bls osttismsnt OF the Msdisot,
Mills Troubis.

MADISON, Aug, 27.-The trouble at the
Indian Spring Mill, it is hoped, will soon
BE- settled. X L. Hutton has resigned his
position as superintend snt, and 0. +. Ire
land. the former superintendent. will fill
he position in addition to that at the Madi-
son Mills, for time.
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Given up byPhysiCians.
A Broken Constitution
Renewed!
From The RandS Of Death
Auauar 1, 1891.

AUGUST y, 1851.
Dy. Htii,dms,
DaAR SiR For the past three years l
have suffered untold misery from blood
poisoning contracted in the south. | lost
all desire for food, could not rest nights and
became so weak sud sick that went to the
city hospital in Pittsburg, Penn, where |
wss doctured for three months without doing
me sy coed The head physician then
toll me - 50 to the Hot Springs IN Little
Rork. Arssusss. At thst place took =
full course of baths and medicine ua5- lir.
Wilson - no bad the name OF beirg the best
doctor 10 the Safe.
lws. therp SIX months but it did me no
good. Last .pri ~s ,rda;ei u try
Dr wuhau,s BLOOD SYRUP AssJon IS
began 80 take i. my appetite retnrucd, and
could sleep soundiy ali night l am now
as well and strong as | ever Was. l am
slmest cured Of blood poison and the Blood
Syrup has done IL. | rec ,mnend 1t to all
my friends as the best medicine in the
world for impure Blood
MR A. + NLwHALL.
Proprietor City Fish Market.
Opp. Ken. JouKsAL Office.
AUGUSTA. Maine
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NEw YoRK, Aug. 27 The cotton mar
ket was more excited today than il has
been any previous day this year; traiins
was enormous, the total sales an bunting to
lS6. 600 bales,
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Report taat the Insurgents Are
Defeated.

WAsHiNoroH. Aug. 27.---Benor LsEsano.
the Chilian minister. today receivsd .
cable gram. dated Valparaiso the 26sh. from
the minister Of foreign anAifs. sayins that
on the 2bth the insusgsnt srmy was com
pletely defeated in Vino del Mar and sus-
rendered Internationally. All the country
applaud the valor and skill Of the govern
ntaut aPmy.
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I,aly's watch iul Eye.

LONDON, Aug. 27.-Italy 10 Watching vtsh
= careful eye the growing friepdship b.
tween France and RasGs. InstFuCtonS
have been sent 10 the ftAIian smbsssadoss
In Paris and 81. Pessrsbsfs 70 report
promptly and explicitly sli ispostsse
military moysmenss OF istrsass Of anna
ments
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4 sns1ous Loss
[spsciai TO the Krsxssso Jou.sAL-I

fSpscial 10 the KEsxEBso JoURsAL-l
wArsKsmLE, Aug. 27--Lsst night
about . O'Clock, FIRE Vas discovered in the
barn and stable Of Mr.. Abraham Bartlett IN
winslov, t-o miles from the bridge, on TIE
China road. Mr.. Bartlett undertook TO gel
his hofse out Of the burning building. but
Was unsuccessful, and himself received
serious burns About his face, while hll
Ia, de we're 20 badly burned that some oi
his hnger nails have come od. Both the
stable and barn, vIth their contents. were
destroJed-hofee, Gov " sgon, fafmin tools,
loss is sbout $1,000, With an insurance Of
800. The buildings were some distance
from the house, and there hsd been no Ian
tern or nre Of any kind about them. The
fire Was doubtless caused by . tramp. who
may have intended to set the ere, and
may not. One of these pests vas disc1v-
cred late in the afternoon about the barn
Of Officer Horn. Who lives about half u
mile Away, and he chased him Of with .
pltchfork. Mr.. Bartlett 10 . man some
shat sdvAnced in years, and the loss which
he has sustained will be seriously felt. 1t is
probable that something will be done for
bis relief.
Later.
Circumstances coming TO the notice OF
Officer Pollard this afternoon, led him to
suspect thst young lad BY the uame Of
David Peters, who was taken by Mr.. Bart
lett from the poor farm in this city two
years ago, and who has since been living
with him, nigh, know something about
the origin If the fire. At first
the boy stoutly denied tha. he knew
anything about it. but finally broke down
and begsn to cry. He 'hen went on and
confessed that he set the nre and told how
he did it. He said he went Gus to the barn,
lighted . match and put it in the hay. Tnen
be made some effort TO get the horse out,
but Without success, and finally, becoming
somewhat frightened st what he had done
vent to the house and gave the alarm. Said
he hardly knew What moved him to commit
the deed. Afterwards in reply to ques-
tions said he was not angry with Mr.. and
Mrs. Bartlett but with their daughter, .
lady q years old but did not ssy why he was
angry with her. Afterwards said he vas mad
with ali OF them. Ga the VIII Ole his story
Vas rather inconsistent and incohefeut. IL
seems that he threatened to burn the build
ings = year ago. Both Of young Peters
parents are dead. bat his grandfather
lives in Winslow. The Bartlet.s all feel
very badly at this development.
and it is certainly = sad case.
j udge Stewart ordered the boy to recog-
nizs in the sum of $1,000 bonds for his ap-
pearance before the September term Of
c,ust, which Of course he was unable to
do, and tomorrow Officer Pollard will take
him to Augusta jail.
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Arrangements for Viats OF White
Squadron

BAR HARBoR, Aug. 27.-CoDgressmsn
Dirglsy Was informed by Secretary Tracy,
while psyn ng him visit aboard the d e ship.
tha, the course Of the White Squadron after
ieavipg Bar TIarbor would be this: Will
90 to Belfast Monday Of next week and
trnain there TuesdAy go to Bath Wednes
day, reaching that port Wednesday night
il the weather is clear, and remain there
rhnrsdsy. and thence proceed to Portland.
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sHAxs pELus1oH.


SYRAcusK, N. r., Aug eI.-Janes II,
OsGrady. aged So, Who died 10 this city lasl
night, acquired eide fame 10 medical cir
cies - the man with Q snake in his stom-
sch. O'6rady vas . cara boat captair
until three years ago. when, depressed and
debiIitated BY his hallucinstion. be lsl,
that oce u patti IN 10 do laborins work as such
times - he felt able.
He imagined be could feel the make
moving around iuside Of him, and thought
at times that it attempted to crawl out Of
bis throat. but was prevented from doing 20
on account Of its size. He and his friends
estimated that il must be as least ten feet
long.
euifsssd Zen Ysais
He believed that he swallowed the rep
tile Wills drinking water from pool about
10 years ago. and that ever since then il
hss slosly grown, until it was at last large
enough ~ manlfea5 its presence The
local papers noticed the strange case last
fall. The story travelled over the country
aud the result was that 0'Grady began to
receive let,ers recommending remedies for
removal Of the snake until about 100 had
been received. Some Of the letters were
evidently written by practical joksrs. while
others we're apparently sincere.
0oe recommended 0'Grady to run . pair
Of topgs down his throat, fasten to the
snake, pull it out and put salt on its tail
Another man who said he had been troubled
The same way advised O'0Fsdy to ffst
s.arve the sake, then he was to put pan
Of warm milk in fIo1t Of his mouth and
catch the sptile ~ IL came out TO eat. The
widow says today she would permit no post
moftem examination to be made. She vas
sure that . snake had bored through her
husbands stomach and into the luugs,
causing consumption and that was oil she
cared to know about il.
A friend Of O'Grsdy, who was ia 'ha
house, said he had seen the snake make its
wav up the mans throat and try 10 get out.
O'Grady would not go to bed, but sst in
chair and in this be died. A number Of
local ply sicisns visised the man out Of Curl
osity. The one who vas last to attend him
said that there was no question but the man
died Of consumption.
HE was troubled with intestinal eas, -
said the physician, land this moving around
inside Of him caused him to imagine he had
snake in his stomach. II would be impos-
sible for snake to live inside OF . person.
but great many igoorant persons balieve
they have some sort Of reptile inside Of
them. 1t has been proved that all snakes
require fresh air, and that they could not
live in mans stomach y
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Couiliotipg Claims.

SAN FRAscIsco. Aug. 81. - Antonio
Mares. envoy Of the ChiliAn insurgents.
yesterday received . cablesram from VAL
paraiso. via Wlshington. ID. G that light
ing had been renewed that morning and
that Balmsceda was losing
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A south 1hsm aston PAs.sr Leaves,

RocxLAxD, Aug. 27.-,Rev. ". A. Atch-
ley Of South Tn ,msston has accepted .
u1au'mou. call from the Baptist church al
Chs sier, Conn.
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Yhi,ty six Dssd Bodies Recovered.

RALEIGH, N. c.. Aug. 27.-Ths News
and Observer extra ssys that 36 dead
bodies have 20 far been recovered from
the Statewide wreck.
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sIc.APoC INDIAN SAGKs

PURELY VEGETABLE.
L.ADE BY THE INDIANS.
COMPOSED OF HERBS
AND sAGKS.
POSITIVE CUTE FOR
RHEUMATISM,
CiCK HEADACHE.
coUR STOMACH,
LOSS OF APPETITE.
HEARTBURN,
rszURALGIA.
FEMALE DISORDERS.
KIDNEY DISEASES.
CONSTIPATION.
JAUNDtCE.
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