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Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-06

GOLDEN GATE GAS ENGINE.
COMETHING NEW AND EFFECTIVE IN
- gas or gasoline enginss-Anyone having
ing putting up plant o power, will do well
to call and examine the Golden Gate Gas, Gaso-
line or Natural Gas Hngine and see it and be
inoed that 1t is by fat tee most perfected
engine IL the market today, we except none.
4. n MARTIN, agent, J54-15e North Los An.
geles street. 7-24 FIN
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A FREE MAN ONCE MORE.
Ferdinand Ward Leaves Prison After
His six Y,nrs o. Cuniiuenlenf.

Ferdinand Ward Leaves Prison After
His six Years u. Confinement.
New YORK, April 81 SPECIAL Fer
dinand Ward, the wrecher of nlany for
tunes, who ruined General Grant and
helped Fish in his work of running the
Marine bank, the Napoleon of finance"
is free today.
His cell aoor ratified in front of him for
the last time 1T d o'clock this morning
He took his place in a line with his fellow
convcts, aud shuf,itl the lock step with
dining room. Corned-beef hash, the dish
that he has hreakfasted on daily for six
years an five months WAS placed before
him. Then lie went to the clothes room.
where the suit of clothes he wore the day
he entered prison and II new suit made in
the prison OF cheap, coarse material were
placed before him. lie donned his own
suit.
Then he was searched for the last time
and finally lie went to the property room
and the things that he had with him when
he came into the institution were returned
to him. The principal article was
pocketbook containing 800 in cash. He
drew, in addition to this, 5000, which the
prison board has decided he has earned by
his six and "a half years of labor In prison.
and with this he went into the world to
begin life.
IL is IA coincidence that when Ward
came to New York twelve years ago to
mike his fortune, he possessed exactly
s2l0
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Friday, April 80.

: C Thomas was sentenced to two
year. IN state prison for arson at Chelsea.
Alr.
james +. Blair, A years old.a New York
broker, was found dead in bed; heart fail.
ure
Ella Deran, years old, was run over by
a trtin at Pitttfield Mass, and died from
her injuries.
fonrth-class postmasters: IL. b. circuit.
south Barton, Vt, Mrs. NJ. c. Goodwin,
North Newry, Me.
Arno Hewrick had an arm torn off III
the nnchiuery OF Amidon's wooden mill,
at liinsdale, \. II.
The export of apples to Europe from
Portland, Me, will be l,000,0JO barrels
larger this year than last.
The First brigade, New Hampshire
National Guard, will go into camp at
Concord, June 25 for seven days.
Rev. James W Lancaster, 80 years old,
pastor of the Catholic parish of Water
town, Conn, died from pneumonia
A home for the homeless poor of all
CLASSES and nations is to be built in Lon
don as n memorial to Cardinal Manning.
1t is said that Italy and Austria will ask
for revision of the drcibund, in orler to
allow reduction of their military forces.
Williamsburg (Mass.) farmers will or
ranize II creamery, making the seventh in
Hampshire county, with present daily
PRODUCT of $1,000 pounds of butter.
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Government
Waterproof
PAINT.
NEVER BEATEN
SELDOM EQUALLED |

This paint contains in addition to
the best Lead, Zinc and Pure Lin
seed Oil, pigment that is found in
no other paint, giving it an abso-
lutte waterproof quality, and an add
hesive and elastic property that
prevents cracking and peeling, and
ut the same time gives the surface
a gloss, and adds beauty and dur
ability, qualit5 and covering capac-
ity considered, the cheapest and
best paint upon the market.
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fh y-seCoNc CONGRESS


WASHINGTON, April ~ MIR. Walker madt
a defense of his "extehaed" speech III tie
house ON Saturday, aad WAS replied 10 by Mr..
Williams. This senate discussed the Chinese
Question.
W NSiu> GroS. April ai.-By "A vote of - to !,
the Genry Chinese exclusion bill MAS rejected
in the senate an,. the senate al eminent con.
tinuing existing laws substituted. The who'll
day Ia the honse was devoted To Walkers case
Republicans iiiihusterrd II prevent IA vote. An
attempt Was r.ade to compel Crisp to count n
quorum.
WAsiINGros, April y. In the senate
free COINAGE wss disciasei by AiesSrs. Coke
and baaiel in favor of the measur-. the arm,
appropriation bill lei to Al discussion of I'll
Pacific railr al debts. The reducti III of d. III
louln H. and consular appropriations Was dis
cu.,-ed in the liuuse
WASHINGTON. April .S--Ihe naval appro-
priatiou bill WIS rcPprtei in Lie senate.
II increases the total If tHc house
bill uy S'ii.G1. Inc arm, appropriation bill
was pasaa. @ish the h3h,e provision relative
to Pacific rallruals str.cscn out The .tay in
the house wa, devoted TO the diplomatic and
consular aapfopri ,tipl bills.
WA>nT>GspA. April - The day was con-
sumcd in lie stili,ic by deaate over the rsso-
ZION 10 raA Indians tor certain land. Re
publican, ;i.t1u,ttred and visited the entire
day in lac noi.se
1WAsii.HGToS, April Or calcitrant MEN,
bsrs Yrr GATED be!ort the bar at the house
to exp ain mat, err. one aiier another they
gave eNeus Tor their absence, AMI the iouse
Totei 10 e..cusc etra one. Consideration Of n
few prisats lis WAS tic only ii icf b .siness
Transacted. Tao senate Wis not in session.
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TGi,,L or MURDERER ALMY 10
Be RESUMED.
His Counsel Snid To Have Discovered
New Evid-pr"--Chi"f Justice Doe Has
Issued Orders to Officials.


New Evid-nr.-Chi-f Justlce Doe Has
Issued Orders to omciais.
CoNccHp. y. H., April 31--A report has
Il that the case OF Murderer Amy is
shortly to again engage public attention.
= he fact that any steps are to be taken in
the eats. has been kept "a profound secret.
IN compliance with an emphatic injunc-
tiur issued by the chief Justice.
Hut according to "A statement made to n
reporter last night. the authority of which
srtms unquestonable all the details for n
rehearing 10 take place at Plymouth on
Tuesday next have been arranged. and
a hay will again he taken to Plymouth
and his trial resumed.
several days ago Judge Doe is said to
have given an official order to have the
term Of court at winch the murderer was
;ried rcconvened. and siuce that time the
court officers have been engaged in ar
gaugins the necessary formalities.
This term has never been adjourned,
aad SO far rs all purposes OF II tiial re
hearing or resentrnce are concerned. 1t
has been, as senator Chandler has urged
in his mauy appeals 80 the judges for
action, theoretically open and r'tiy for
business. AT the April tsm Of Merrinac
county court, Judge Allen, who. With the
chief justice, sat upon the trial of Amy,
was attacked by an illness that has for
some weeks enforced his absence from Off
cial duties.
Thursday it was announced that ne
would be able to resume his place upon
the bench on Monday next, and it is not
improbable that the announcement OF his
recovery impeliel Judge Doe to fix the
date of the bearing at the earliest date
thereafter possible. The chief justice, in
his directions to the court officers, stat d
that the hearing will not be Likely to oc-
cury more than TWO days.
Amy is no. to be again brought into
court for the simple act of resentence, to
correct any previous error, but upon pc
tition of his counsel on the ground of
newly discovere evidence What this
evidence is cannot now be stated. 1t is
understood, however, to relate to the PTS
tol sh Is that caused the death of Christie
Warden, or the character of the wounds
inflicted, over which an issue WAS made
by the prisoners counsel during the trial.
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PARIS, April 27.-The Ravachol trial
began yesterday. Ravachol concluded his
remarks with IN exposition of his theories
He said: Il wish to see anarchy estab-
lishcd and the whole people AS one great
family, each member ready to share what
he has with his brethren. ! committed
these outrages in order to draw the atten-
ton of the public to the needs of the an
archists."
Ravachol and Simon were found guilty
Of the crimes with which they We're
charged in tie Indictment and were
sentenced 10 penal serYltude for life. The
other prisoners were acquitted
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CONDENSED NEWS.



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AUBURN, Me-, April 30. The attorneys
for the bondslnen OF Marshall C.. Percival,
defanlting cashier, Yesterday nude u
proposition t. the directors Of the Shoe
and Leather Bank to pay them $1,000 in
full settlement OF the banks CLAIM The
bank accepted the offer: the money was
paid over and the suit discontinued.
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WAS DISAPPOINTED IN LOVE.


MurderOus Tendencies.
GREAT HARRINGTON, Mass, April 90
George Cline Crosby, 65 years old. a
native of Stockbridge for thirty-fve years
a resident of this town. where he has lived
the life of hermit, owing to disappoint-
ment in love, was arrested yesterday and
will he taken to the Northampton asylum.
Lately he has threatened the lives of
several citizens. He possesses remark
able inventive faculties, and has secret
process for the manufacture of twist gun
barrels by hand, which the government
has unsuccessfully endeavored to draw
from him.
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RUTLAND, Vt, April 2s-Elisha !. Flew
lit of Bristol, n farmer, was Kidnapped
Tuesday by II man calling himself J. /.
Mason, and, with the aid Of an accomplish.
druggcd and robbed Hewitt of 800 Hon.
5. 5. Wright Of New II n, also IA farmer,
was buncocd out II $500 by the same pair
of worthless The robbers left 10 clew as
to their whereabouts.
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Mt IfcU. ChrIstIe.
READ, YE SUFFERERS!
DYSPEPSIA
INDIGESTION
Lcss of Appetite, Terrible
Distress i'm the Stomach
ard Dull, Heavy DiSa-
c. n Elra Enoliar


III. E'ed. Christie, " Eh,yer" of TIE
DIT Depottme"t, John q. MWrs'
UrH Goods Establishment, albany,
N I, trrites rs:
During last fall was yc:.y sick man:
] do not know what came Over ne rs
had never Lcfore known in i'll. My
symptoms were loss Of appetite, terri
bic distress in my stomach. and gen.
eral dull heavy iisagreea.le feeling.
My doctor could do nohirg for me. that
is he did all he could, but it did no good;
he said Lad an aggravated case Of Dys-
pepsia. flicnd noticing that ! was
growing worse. asked ne why did not
try DR.. David Eennedy's Farorite,
Remedy. had 10 faith in ii fer my
trouble, as ] nd an idea that it was only
good for female difficulties, as my
mother always had lOttle of FavOrite
Remedy in the house and has used it
for years. However, at the solicitation
of my friend Logan tax ing it, and l can
truthfnlly say that in less than week,
my bad feeling and the cid trouble dis
appeared, ard began feeling like my
old self again, that most distressing
of all diseases Dyspepsia left me, and
that was entirely cured by DR.. Ken.
ncdy's FayOrite Remedy.
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MILWAUKEE. April 20 k. A I.indc-
feldi, librarian OF the Milwaukee public
library, was arrested charged with em-
bezZing $500 from TIE city. Mr. Iinde-
feldtis president of Tie National Library
association and is masterof six languages.
His ambition to live and maintain a home
beyond his means is given as the cause of
his downfall.
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DANBURY. Cons, April 2e-l'he eity
election resulted lu II victory for the Re
publiaans, who elected their common
council candidates in throe Of the four
wards The council now contains mine
Republicans aud three Democrats. The
,,.rn1. Is EnniIhlirnll
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LAWRENCE. Mass, April 25--Peter Emo,
confined in Jail here, awaiting the grand
jury's action for the murder of his wife,
Minnie, committed suicide by hanging in
his cell yesterday, while the other prison
ers were attending religious services in
the guard room.
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shot d. :, lr estiii.

PEABODY, Mr.. =. iii -9.-uiss Louise
Ray Is n her koiap on Irospeei street. sui
ferinI from helm saot in Tue eye h5 an
air gun The k8ans Lily Wa }s=,ikins on
the stree, waeii sl4e was i'll. ihe euH
Was fl. 4 by n lri ahmed srenea Whit
ing. Miss lay aih lose the sit Of her
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Cnnne, Rrsu.ne Mniaen Namns.

LOWELL, MaSs,, April 29--Judge Braley
of the superior court has established the
principle that women suing for divorce
will not be allowed to resume their
maiden names. A request to this effect
was refnsed in two cases this week.
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BosToH, April s5.7-Francis w. Hume
well, registrar aad member of the Brook
line water board, is charged with misap-
5000 or more of the towns
lie has been asked to resign and
will not be prosecui.
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HQ2TQIIla H0ns2 .

The Boarding House on tie South side, known
as the South Side Botel is to Jet. i Is PR
tally furnished, finely located and is near 81
'hc factories in the village.
Satisfactory ,.ms 70 right pafties.
Also tao small Teuements TO le' On Htsels1u
street. 9lf
March ., 1892
T. II .fprrTTT =. SCN
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NEW YoYK, April 20-At meeting OF
the sales agents of the coal companies 1t
was decided to advance the price of stove
- cents ten, and the other sizes 1C
t Is cents.
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GLOUCESTER, Mass, April 29.-rhop,as
McDermoit OF Boston was held in 5000
in the pclice court for an assault on
Henry Emerson with dangerous weapon.
The injuries Inflicted will probably prove
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WE GUARANTEES SIX FOXES
$500 90 r.. WARD!

WE will pay the abovs reward for any of Liver
Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick II 'adachc, indigestion,
Consultation OF fostivcness cannot cure with
Vests vegetable Liver Pills when the direction
strictly complied with They purely Negotiable,
and never fail tn give satisfaction. Sugar Conted.
large boxes, containing 80 Pills. - cents, Beware oI
counferfciis aud limitations The genuine manufac-
tnrcd only by THE JOHN G, VEST COMPANY,
CHICAGO I'LL. Sold bv Roland r patt"n
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Roland r. Patten
HEALTH IS WEALTH

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Loss of Power in either involuntary LOSSES and
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WE GUARANTEES SIX BOXES
To cure any case with each order received by us
for six boxes. accompanied with 8 90, W. will send
the purchaser our written gunrnnt - to refund the
money ii The treatment does not effect cure" Guar
antees issued onlS by Roland T. patten, Druggist
sole Agent. SsOwhegali. Me.
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Oueer Mistake. with Fs,a, Result.

NEW HAVEN, April 6.-Theophilus N.
Smith Of Meriden, undertaken took n
dose of embalmine fluid about midnight
in mistake for medicine, and died In If
teen miputes
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Notice
=. !. Estes, Agent
FOR THE
AMERICAN ROAD MACHINE co.
FOR SOMERSET COUNTY.

Rosd Machines ana Repqirs on hand.
al orders viii be nr mptly attended 10.
Pieose EXAMINE the american Champion
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hire made IN the word
II B.--Repairs will Re found a ~ RS
rlcrce On Madison St, skowlegan M9.
Arril 6 1892 3aI1
FL. ESTES.
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WaltPlE 4, Robbins
BICYCLE AGENT
FOR
Somerset County.
We claim to have the
best line of
Bicycles
in this section of the state.
Our line represents the finest
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Agents wanted III every town in
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Liberal discounts to Agents.

imperial A Cushion tire 1t
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imperial A Pneumatic tire
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Imperial B Pneumatic tire
Gin. 80 90
Imperial b Cushion tire
X to ~ in........ 1876 90
Imperial { Cushion tire
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Imperial C Pneumatic tire
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Union No. 210 Pneumatic
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Union No 210 Cushion tire
TX in. 1876 90
Warwick, Cushion tire X
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Hartford 1891 Pattern Sol
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Cushion Tire X in 50 90
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Eclipse Pneumatic tire ~
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Elipse Pneumatic tire 2 in. 1875 90
" Cushion tire 4 in. 100 90
Sylph Cushion tire IL in 1876 90
Pneumatic tire IL
inch. -. $50 90
Ben Hnr Cushion tire / in 70 90
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f5or ale bv T.. l.. wal i;s, Stowhegan, Nc;
Chiffon Paint o.. B ssto On and Sew York..
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without saying anything, walked FAR
Their on. She sat down, 30 that she
could SEQ across tho valley, but the
mist was rising there, and prevented
her looking down. Then she chose an
other place, and without thinking more
about It, sat down 60 that she looked
toward the side whereby the ford, II
seemed TO bring peace to her soulwhen
she could gaze far away across tho wa
tor.
AS she sat there the fancy struck her
that she was inclined 20 sing, so she
chose song with elong-drawn notes,
and far and wide II sounded through
tho mountains she'liked 70 hear her
self slug, so she began over again when
tho first verse was ended! But when
she had sung tho second, 1t seemed to
her as though some one answered from
below. "Dear me, what can that be2"
thought Aslang. She stepped forward
to the edge and twined her atrnsaround
a slender birch which hung trembling
over the prccipice, and looked down.
But sho could sec nothing; the ford
lay there calm at rest; not q single bird
skinned the water. So Aslang sat her
self down again, and again began to
sing. Once more came the answering
voice in the same tones and nearer than
the first time. ''That sound was no
echo, whatever it may be-" Aslang
jumped to her feet and again leaned
over tho cliff. And there down below,
at tho foot OF the rocky wall, she saw a
boat fastened. II looked Ike tiny
nutshell, for it was very far down. She
looked again and saw 8 fur cap, and un.
der it the figure oil man. climbing up
the sicop and barren cliff.
"Who can 1t be?" Aslang asked her
self and letting go the birch she step
ped back. She dared not answer her
own question, but we'll she knew who it
was. She flung herself down on the
greensward, seized the grass with both
hands, as though itwere she who dared
not loose her hold for fear Of falling.
But the grass came up by the roots;
she screamed aloud and dug her hands
deeper and deeper into the soil. She
prayed to God to help him; but then it
struck her that this feat of Thor's
would be called tempting Providence"
and therefore he could not expect
help from above.
"only just this one" she prayed.
"Hear my prayer just this one time,
and help himlh Then sho threw her
arms around the dog, rs though it were
Thor whom she vas clasping, and rolled
herself on the grass beside It.
The time seemed to her quite end
less.
'Bow-wowW said he to Aslang, and
jumped upon her. And again, Wow
wowW Then over the edge Of the cliff
a coarse, round cap came to view, and
Thor was in her arms!
He lay there q whole minute, and
neither Of them was capable Of uttering
a syllable. And when they did begin
to talk there was neither sense nor rea-
son in anything they said.
But when old Canute Husaby heard
OF it he uttered a remark which had
both sense and reason. Bringing his
fist down on the table with q tremend-
GUS crash, 1.-THE lad deserves her" he
cried; "the girl shall be hisp
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William Timmons, Postmaster OF Ida
vile, Ind, writes: Electric Bitters has
done more for mo than all other medi-
cines combined, for that bad feeling
arising from Kidney and Liver trouble
John Leslie, farmer and gstockman, OF
same place, says: "Find Electric Bitters
to be the best Kidney and Liver medi-
cine, made me feel like d new man" ].
W. Gardner, hardware merchant, same
town, says; Electric Bitters is just the
thing for a man who is all run down and
don't care whether he lives or dies; he
found new strength, good appetite and
felt Just like he had a new lease on life.
Only so cents bottle, at Logan Drug
Co. y Drug Store.
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one ErGIOY@

Both tho method and resnlls when
Syrup Of Figs 10 taken; il is pleasant
ind refreshing to tho taste, md ucta
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clesnses tho sys-
tom ettsctually, lispels colds, head.
aches and fevers md cures habitual
constipation. Syrnp of Figs 10 the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to tho stomach, prompt in
It's action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from tho most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have mado II the most
populAf remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 600
and 81 bottles by al leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to Try 1t. do not accept any
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