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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-01
AUGUSTA LOCALS.


E,g;fays nj tie hraa~Isc -fesfasd:
Tin tie -ixsls h, Of September attend
I'd = n. citing taser the aEspiees OF Lac
state ssf..st=r, en- tise fsu srodr'sis at Lev
i-toe. .Bsss. he pFe-aTssnssa programme
Gas carried oH; in prv-eHee Of zefaiy
number OF alieailse AMI is,efe-te7i ils'ta-
ers.
I'm s,s-tss~r ssis, ! left i,eme rifsi nsasa
fyr gartistf's Grove. " ssifiE2ian, F1o1
e.,uafv. Th. wcaiiser snA travelling 'fefe
III ti.,f r.,s,ld s-s ui-llr.i. ard people IN The
vicinity. seemingly isrna7I sai ~ asH' ior
,h. st,ods. On ,Jar srfig3i, Sere bseiaiE
..fail ~ ..sa 4 .ssulpis:aas Eepast was iaf-
et.He,s al fb,. .roalisis. 1t ti1e proper time
the meeting a. called 10 order by Brather
p y Light. master OF knsx and Lincoln
4 n,.sn Pomona t.raage, afat was afiarssseh
by master anil lecturer Of the State 1fsnse, ,
ami ,ti.srs. 1 large attentive assembly ot
seople, very satisfactory meeting
I'm e,st4,i.-r gl-s I aiteIsIest large gath
erin, Of patrons and others al Madison tsSs
/ ,sgI.5r management of that Jealous patron,
.r.at uolw.s. " l,s, called TO tbs chair Bro
I George Tihbe1ts one Of the deputies OF
Somerset county. This vas large. an'i !
/ trust profitable meeting, which hops VIII
he the means Of bringing new Eisor ie The
I oranges Of Somerset.
t.c,oIrr z;;d,l visited PI.eata4ui- tirah2''
s..b,e. This grange is situated ia
onr of tile best farming towns II
has vel been my fortune To visit, where
to otlIw arI appearance, not a single farmer
{ yubi be taken To be poof man. lheft
mas be exceptions in other parts OF TIE
town which did not see.
oct. I.ilh. visited Eastern Star Grange
{ No. / Hampton. oar cldcst sister grange
in Maine Size is still hale and vigorous,
am, 1 sincerrls hope has hong, u'efni
future bcfere her. AUt~ itbsia1dihg this
grange. Is ,be olir-t 10 the State tfihk II
j. un,ti-r the control of tie youngest master
Of sav. lie being about ~ Year, of age
On 1ietobcr. 2nth. ! V.ted l.aiibo"
Grange. Br0oksviIle. once the largest grange
in lin. state It, members. am sorry 10
say have been sotpsw hat depicted, bu' they
are still strong ~ that respect, otay.d al
j,rooksvil!e one night with Bro. W M. name
where my stay was masie very pleasant.
Next night was taken by our WORTHY gate
keeper of the State Grange, and his estisi'a-
bic wife, to their pleasant. happy hofae IN
south Prnoi,seot, where | was made most
welcome. Bro. Norton has good farm.
The urxt day was taken by Bro. Norton
some four miles. to the stage for Bucksport.
Arriving al Bucksport found waiting my
arrival that ever Jealous worker tor Sood
Of The or,irr. Hiram j. Hartman
master of Verona Grsmgc. one viii
naturally come To the conclusion that man
and woman must he deeply Interested III
tie work who will from year to year, through
g.; IsiI u.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-01
Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement u Trains in eseet Oct. {, in

GOING WEST--6s5 A. N. for i~v,...
Easminston. Hoeklaad, PORTLAND, Bostos ~
Montreal, s,so 4. u. for iiaiioxsl -
diner and South tsrsnger; iosie A,
Brunswick, Lswsston. Pennington, Rorh,.sIs
Portland and iiaston, connecting Tor White 49,
Gardner and >euth tsas,i,Aer. ale and AS p y
Tor Rrnnsw.sS. Hath, Portland. Res,an. AN :
VI. ret Hai.Uc,ih ssayt,I,ef AID south tsarai,.,.
it.ep u, N. ttighi snliiasnl every n,gh, .ar ~
,stor, tsath. E,sckiansi, Iofi,sha and Rosiun
tsniNG ENst-s.i 70 \, N. tnight exprrs., m,
Skewhegan. Belfast, Bangor, kar Harhos. !,
stephen, -. john ami Atoastcck Cuup,ys al
A. NJ Scr Waters.iie, aud Skewheyan -
sor Bangor ard Nsreehoio; iels. +. "
iM ws,er,silss, ssasssl'es ., wa,eriis
i.ls L, NJ. Tor ws,er,lle. oaiiasS
North Anson. Hnshsia, Skoulugan, krlfss,s
Dover, foxcroii. bangor, iar iarbof, ST, Sterhss
ST, John aud Aroostook County; VI. "A NJ Sps
days only for Watrrville ami Hanger
the N.sh iti.,s,an 1ra,ns scshg east al s,,p A
", going m.,, AT ii.se I. NJ, run each way ever,
night, SUNDAY s.tsU,',d, ,onu. eiips for ievis,as
"a feesisad. tnt not 10 skow hcgaa on Aopd,,
'"etusass. ef 90 as'l;asI psxs.n or beyond RsS'
snr, GA Sensias ms,r,,,ugs,
The stas fasns geng MrN at ioio
VI, snd ta>i al S.i>r, NJ, ruu daily, Suudn, ~
Iara, tela'sa soston. lewiston. Bath, Rsnc.
aud III ,irhn. Nsw
xCV0aMonATfoN TRAIN tos Ap,,..
leaves soa,h Garaiaer, asa A. M:
ard t.y 4, NJ; Gardiner. 6.ss A, % %
t59 T. NJ. sse
though tickets TO California and all so,,,.
Souih and West may BE- had of H. n, MN.
ucSef agent, Augusta, tho only Office il, Ausa.,s
selling VIA al. routes and checking baggage INV y,
expense.
rAYSuN TUCKER. Vice rres. 4 GEM Ma,....
+. T. ROpflRf, GeBn rsss and Ticket Az"
Portland. oci. :, lss2,
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AZTEC DOLLS BROUGHT TO LIGHT.
A Cave Where the Sacred Fire Has Burnet
Since the Conquest.

Cry OF MENito, Oct. 81 .-l,ecently q
number of remarkably well executed Aztec
idols have been received here from vii
lage near Volcano Ajusco, which, it will be
remembered. was once the most active vol
cano in Mexico.
These idols are of unmistakable antiquity
and are noticeable for the employment OF
silver ami gold in their a,lornments. The
Indian woman who has sold them says that
they come from a cave near the volcano,
which is under the guardianship
of woman fully 80 years old.
who inherited the secret of the cave from
her mother. who in turn got il from hc,
mother and that her charge is in tho
nature of sacred duty. The person
who is to succeed this ancient guardian
of the idol cave has been chosen. and
confirms the report regarding the cave.
She says that on visiting it lately she
saw hundreds of idols, some of large size
but there was an interior apartment int
which she was not permitted to enter, as II
contained some larger idols and much treas
urc The sacred fire is continually KEPT
burning in the cave, and the guardian said
it had never been extinguished since the
conquest of the country by white men.
The old woman said that it would be .
sin to sell the treasure, and would bring
down the yengcanc of the go1s upon thu
person daring to NEEDLE with the treasure
which was reserved for the use of the lnli
ans who preserved the ancient faith whcG
the time should come to drive the white
men from the country.
No white person has been permitted t.
enter the cave. and probably no white man
knows its exact location. Much of thc
land at the base of the volcano is a lava
formation and abounds in caves, which in
revolutionary days were shelters for bri-
gands ami desertcrs from the army.
A farmer living AT Capilco. near the vol
cano. said tha; on his own laud were large
caves. one of which was big enough to con
tain goo'l-sized house. lie did not doubt
that there Nigh; be q treasure cave as de
scribcd. and il was likely tina,
the treasure contained therein
was the booty of robbers in former time
and not relics of the Aztec priesthood. liz
said, further in confirmation of the story,
that many mysterious people lived in Thu
iava-be'i country in caves. AMI apparently
had no means of support.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-01
What IS

r.ora n DR. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. It contains neither Opium Morphine nor
th.r Narcotic substance. 1t harmless substitute
e p.r.ror,c Drops Soothing syrups, and Castor OIL
Il ID Pleasant Its guarantee is thirty years. use by
Millions of Mothers Castoria destroys Worms and alaSs
fevertshness Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd'
cures Diarrhoa and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
tcethinS troubles constipation and natuiency'
Castoria assimiates the food. regulates the somacn
and r,ove,s giving healthy and natural sleep Gas.
toria ia the Childrens Panaceathc Mothers Friend
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-01
INCREASE OF WAGES
Reported to be Coming to Mill Employees at
Fall River.

FAIL RIVER. Mass. Oct. 3f.--Tonight
the report is published that the directors of
the Merchants and Osborne mills have
voted To instruct the treasurer to increase
the wages, or vote for an increase, when
another meeting of the Manufacturers As
ISOLATION is called. The amount of in
crease is not fixed, but il supposed to be at
least seven per cent IL is also reported
that the Osborne. mill directors have not yet
voted on the increase.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-01
AMUsE MeNTS.

BELMONT, October -. lSa2.
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The Ladies Auxiliary of the Y. NJ {.
met ~ the association parlor yesterday
afternoon IS an outcome OF the meeting
il was decided to give an art and loan cx-
hibitlun Dee. 90 in the association rooms.
4 committee Of ladies' was appointed to CO.
Operate with committee from the associa-
ton to secure articles for exhibition, and
the joint committee meets next Monday
afternoon to hear the canvas. All those
having articles suitable for exhibition are
in, tied 70 notify ten. Sec. Johnson
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-01

The class of - of the Couy High school
had very enjoyable Halloween party last
evening at the home of Miss Noyos on
Northern avenue. Games and tricks were
PLAYED after which the FAIRY God Mother
appeared Refreshments were served and
the party broke up amid the cry of 10.
Special thanks is extended to Mr.. Hoy
MIR. Washburn and Miss Leonard for their
interest in the pleasures of the evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-01

The gospel temperance meeting held at
the new Mission hall Sunday evening was
largely attended Mr.. +. Gould delivered
the opening address, followed BY interesting
remarks by Judge Knights, pr. Thompson,
&. II. tlary and Others Rev. Mr.. Coch-
rane conducted the service. Mr.. Gould
toniemplates establishing sotieiy mission,
known as the Water Street Mission.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-01

The remains of Mrs. VIII Frost were
brought here Sunday and the funeral held
at the home of her aunt Mrs. Joshna Bow
man. on Monday forenoon Mrs. Frost was
for mans years resident of oaklsn |. She
has lately been living in Douglass. Mass,
where she died of typhoid fever. !, bus
band and one child survive her.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-01

The motormen and contractors ON the
clertric railroad are now making Prrlini
mar, arrangements for Il grand bali to he
.tytn At Meoniap hall augusta, som, even
ug ~ carly winter. The affair VIII be-
.,i,en tu secure f,nds for the purchase of
uniforms for the uen ON the line, AMI " III
doubtless receive the generous patronage 1t
deserves, rs it will give opportunity for the
residents Of the three cities to make re-
turn for courtesie. they have received from
the employees of the road.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-01

Allen Parker, young negro. was
lynched in Monroe county, Ala. SATURDAY.
night for burning gin house anil l., bales
of cotton. lie was heinz carried to jail at
Monroetile when a party of 90 masked
men took him fran the sheriff ami after he
had confessed his crime hanged him to -
tree
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-01

Workmen arr making extensive changes on
that part If the Atkinson House Furnish
iuo 60 building on the cau-eway which
has heretofore been used a waiting room
for the electric railroad. The entire front
viii be- thruwn into an immense sho" VIII
,loa ami y III display u tine advantage the
.plrndhi line Of goods carried by THIS nrm.
II will slso make quite an addition to the
Of the store.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NAMES or The MAR SHIPS.
The Principles en- Which They are Chosen
TO Represent Types Of Vessels.

W t>ittN"IHNr ''tts "i ~
the name of olympia q town III me 'tale
OF Washington, for christening tir ''''s"
ton protected cruiser, about 10 lie iauh'ie'i
at San Francisco. and tfe reported seieenon
of the nalnc BROOKLYN Tor the ne" ari'ofe"
cruiser whose construction Is soon '" 'T'sii,
again brings mp the subject OF our naval
nomenclature.
1t is natural 10 DESIRE some name from
the Pacific states for the new cruiser huit
on that coast, although the Charleston l,
also san Francisco built vessel; white. u
the armorca cruiser New YORK Is called
after the city instead OF the stale, the name
BROOKLYN has IA certain proprlety rs applled
to a vessel of the same type, and IN part
authorized AS a sister ship TO the Ne" \ ork,
although really TO he considerably larger.
Both selections. however, suggest the old
problem as to the true system of naming
our new vessels One great improvement
made by an executive order of Secretary
Tracy was that of simplifying the ratings.
| Under the former rule the iron cals were
rated according to tonnage measurement
and the other steam vessels according to the
tonnage displacement
| The result was that we had the San
| Francisco of 1855 tons displacement rated
| flfst rate, anu me lfAd> Oh b'fp' do "
second rate: the Philadelphia of 1924 tons
| displacement as Il first rate, and the Maine
| of t;,,4S a. Il second rate. The Dolphin of
! 100 tons was third rate. and 50 was the
/ Miantonomoh of $500 tons displacement.
| But perhaps the greatest disparity in the
| two systems of reckoning was furnished by
finding the little Yantic of 300 tons dis
placement and the double turrct monitor
| Puritan of 5000. both put down as third
rates,
| The explanation in all this eases was
| found in the statutes, which declared that
first rates were to consist of steam vessels
| of not less than 1000 tons displacement and
ironclads of not less than 5000 tons meas
urement: that second rates were To consist
of all steamers of from 2ooO to 1000 tons
measurement that third rates should con-
sist of all steam vessels of from 800 to 1000
| tons measurement.
| Nnv the Puritan had a tonnage measure
ment less than one-third as great as her dis
placement. being, in fact, only 1870. so
/ that undcr these rules she was only Il third
ratcr. Secretary Tracy. in accordance
with opinions indicated in Congress, made
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The Epwor,h Leagne home calnpmeelin2
ms. ned n the Methodist church last evening
with large audience present. \ tnr ser
mon Vas delivered by Rev. W. + Berry OF
WAiersile. Tie campmceting continues
tonight with sermon by Rev. II. i. foss
Df Bangor, FORMER pastor OF ilie Halo
well Methodist church ami one of the most
talented and popular clcrgymen IN Maine
M are inv tied To these services.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-01

The residence of t,eorgc Cage at lies
Nninrs. Indiana. burned Monday ineruiag.
Mrs. John Gage AMI her infant chil'l, to-
getiier " tn isu ynune children of George
Cage persisted in the FIRE. John Gaze was
fatally injured
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-01

The traveller who visit fair'sehl viii in
,lnirc for the FAIRFIELD house no longer Il
Is Billy Farr's Tavern 4 new swing
sisu to that eject has hecn put up. The
tcItefin. was very neatly done by Major
Claiming
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CHOfNSM WON,
knocking Out George Godfrey at New York il
Is Rounds.

NEW foas, Oct. - AT the toncy II
land Club tonight, George tiolfrey Boston.
was knocked out by Joe Choynski, Cali
fornia, in - rounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-01

Fairfield Lodge No. Is. L. o. q. f., has
extcnsiesi an invitation To the initistory de-
gree staff of Samaritan Lodge. Waier,iile.
to be present at their meeting next MONDAY
evening. They have accepted anil will
probably be presen, with a large delegation
from the lodge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-01

Mrs. w. H. Totnlaa hsd a curious ex.
psrienee during her rrrrut visit At h.neo.
I'm Oct Is she went into the garden With
Mrs. q. A. DeBnen ami PICKED a quantity
of green peas which were served TO the
hosrslers al dinner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-01

The President resumed his official duties
at the White House Monday, and devoted
the most of the forenoon to considering and
dispstehing routine matters requiring his
action.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-01

The Y. VI. e. \. directors meet Al the
rooms this evening to make the maj ar
ranaeu.er,ts for University extension
course. They vi i'll take action also IN re-
GARD u, tie formation of classes IN niathe-
maf;y.. bookkeeping, history AMI penman-
ship
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-01

what's the use asking man where he got
that cough He can't tell you. And what's
the difference anyway Tell him to go and
buy bottle of Adanason's Botanic Cough
Balsam and use il. oct3ld&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-01

Cs,sr. =. Pope OF Manchester, president
az sise Mainc state genealogical soelsts =
wa. ia tfs city yesterday IN consultation
with 4. u. Andrews regarding the society
exhibit at the Worlds Fair
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-01

T.. H. Y se. Of ihs. firm % Aoyes Bros
sssrssniissian mr-rehSnis, Bss-snH, Is al ihs
E.lnspe OIL with Mr.. Nefss- Mr. Moves Is
props i.-tsr II 4 Large sfsek farai at ilsef-
more Fails
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-01

Attention IS called To the ansooneensht
Of Mrs. =. &. Moody. the Randolph dress
maker which il foand IN tie ailo'nih2
column. Mrs. Moody has just FetaFned
from Boston with the fall and inter sty les
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-01

super viii b@ ssrvei al the | nfver'ai.s'
IN, RI "Wednesday evening Mrs. J. D.
i lin rley, Mr.. 81. ". Fosier- Mr. "" '"
l usx.s.slae ansl Hrs. LoriRg vii entertain
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-01

Two men were arrested Sunday night
for disturbing the peace, brought before
Judge KowcIl the following morning and
each fined Z and costs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-01

The ladies of the Baptist society met
MONDAY evening 10 make arrangements for
social gatherings which will occur during
the fall and winter.
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pr. ,yooabury.s An,idotc,

used in wine slassful doses creates healthy
annette, so essential TO good health. sold
by Druggists everywhere.
,lcwrlwky
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Chicago Produce Market.

Far .iisor'Iere'i liver Try BrEcu.s's
Pas.
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G.. If. o,dsssm * ror;iaai Fss the guest
II his f2ihef-Ia-ixw, |, ;. Aitrheil- sun
siev
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-01

Couniy at'Srgey &. ID. Se~ea 81 h's "
" o.sd y a. IN t,sr'iiner yesters1sy On easi'
ness
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The iron for the new bridge has arrived
and is being hauled up To the scene of
nperaiions
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WATERvILLE.

Mrs. Prof. W. 4 gogers ieft Men'iay
for Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-01

Eddie tsiiiette has returned fren boston
and was lalrk in bis plare on the Eimsood
coach Monday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-01

The high tea, given by the ladies' of the
Episcopal church at Society ball, last even
ing was q pretty affair and well attended.
Twenty five cents admitted one to the hall.
with the liberty to chose whatever they
wished that could be obtained at any OF the
six tables. hirh were presided over by
Mrs Will Lowell, Mrs. Matte Nelson,
Mrs Livingston. Mrs. George keene and
Mrs Frank Russell. The programme was
yer, entertaining and was as follows;
Duet Mr. gnonii,, and Mis- ine1 Wakefield
taltlrMt Faust and harg"ruite,
charles piu.iaore and Clare >anborn
tateau- dressing Tor thu Party.
Grace Leigh and Z lara Stinsou
Banjo selection. Miss Georgia McClcnch
altlcaH-- tinr'rSi"rs.
llorcure ampbeu Gcnrgia Wells, Kate GIazier
rnllcau- rarthcnia AMI lngainAr,
Hare SAnhorn and r. Bean.
f,I.lean--~ study in Fed Edifh B.eman
-,,la % Is, the Autumn Sea, liy Mr.. tunmbs
I,,i,l,is,t--, FRA Lippu iippi and Luerctia
liruft" Charir. DnsWorr aud Grace Leigh
abt,nu- j aIfin,.-e Womru.
isa Wiley. Lizzie McCleuch
Ssio-t knld Ian. ~yle' Ralph Small
rabiruu- Pandora, tlaru >ftn-ru
Iahleiu -'.t;r,,-k Nadrns,
Fpma t,laJirr, ka,r EreaaB.Julia Wells
Ms ts.rtha Met lrueh Accompanis'.
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FAIRFIELD.

Err. Warren of ~. Paul, Mimi. was at
Ellis Fairs tavern, MONDAY,
J. Il. Slorum of the senior class, Colby
University, preached at the Baptist church
SUNDAY morning.
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Daily Hfnntbff asuraal.
TUESDAY, nov. |. 1851.
GARDINER.

T. c. ,oigten was in Portland yesterday
o. Ss14ise-s before the court.
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Castoria.

..Caseoria is so well adapted to Children that
recommend ID as superior to any prescription
known to me-"
III So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, n. Y.
"Our physicians In the chiidrens depart
ment have spoken highly Of their expert
ence in their outside practice with Castoria
and although NO only have among Our
medical supplies what Is known as regular
products, yet we are FREQ to confess that The
merits Of Cas,oria has won US to look with
favor upon it,"
UNITED HosPIrAL AND DIspEssAnr,
Boston, Mass
ALLEN C. SMITH, Pres.
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MARKET REPORTS.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. 81.
Money firm, ia6l
Prime paper at oaa6.
Government bonds. dull.
Railroad bonds more active, generally higher
The following urc the closing quotations OF sc