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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-31
COACHING PARADE
At North Conway Was a Splendid and
Unqualified Success.
ne cilizses aaa visissss Planned Tor Grand
Time and Mad Il.

NoKra CoSwAY. y. H., Aug. 30.--The
East Side coaching parade to-day was u
great success from every point of view.
Nature was at her best and decorated tle
mountains and valley with trailing mists,
sunshine and shadows. The town never
looked better and nature and art We'd to-
rether in producing the most charming and
Harmonious effects
The citizens laid themselves out for a
SURPRISING gala day, and IT must be con-
fessed that their efforts were crowned with
most abundant success. Every mountain
hotel within distance of 80 miles was rep
resented in the procession, AMI the ingcnu-
itv of all was tested in the great diversity
and beau. of the general effect.
4 n4s liicent arch spanned the street
near the Maine Central station with hos
pitahle Welcome" extended to all visitors.
4 Young man and maiden surmounted its
summit. clad in tennis costumes, already
for a game The red, white and blae were
tastefully intertwined in the arch with a
great number of flags and designs.
A beautiful arch stood across the main
street lust north of the kearsarge. On the
north side, wrought with golden-red letters.
read This is our great day On the south
side. Live the east side" The dwellings
and hotels were very generally decorated
and IN great taste, North Conway never
making so fine a spectacle.
Seats were arranged for the multitude
along the main street, and cool ice water
was placed along the way to cool the weary
and thirsty sojourners. The crowd was
estimated from ~, 900 to l5,oGp.
Judges on undecoraied teams were Gov.
Brown of Rhode Island, Geo. s. Armstrong
of Boston and DIR. Edward Wigglesworth
of Boston. On decorated teams Benz.
Champnev, Mrs. James Schouler and Mrs.
W. Scott Fitz.
Gen. Brown briefly addressed the multi
tudc and then conferred the prizes as fol
lows Best decorated coach, LIST, Glen
House; ID Wentworth Hall :
Sd. Glen Ellis. Single team.
Miss Maud Barron. Decorated
house, LIST, Clarendon. ID, Centre Villa.
Decorated mountain wagon, LIST, lntervale
2nd, Idlewild; 3rd Iron Mountain house.
Best mounted wagon and team, LIST, Gray ;
Inn 2nd, Iron Mountain house; 3rd, Fair
View house. Best blackboard. Jackson
Fails house. Best four horse team, East
man house Best two horse teams. lst,
A. B. Martin; end, W. Il. kt,redge. Bes,
long distance coach, LIST, jefferson Hill
house md, Fabyan house. The base ball
game resulted: North Conway, & kear-
sarge ),
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THEY QUIT WORK
Because Non Union Men Were Employed in
the Bessemer Department.

Pfrr-nrge, Pa. Aug. 30.--The Bessem-
or department of Shoenbergers mill start
ed ND lis morning Some of the men en-
ploved are old employees who hal gone back
to their former positions, the remainder
being new men. lip to noon five heats
were cast into ingots.
As soon as this new steel was transferred
to the steel Iepaf -ment the pafldiers rough
ers. eaichers muek bar rollers and horse
shoe WORKERS came ont on strike. MI the
Departments of the mill then closed except
the Bessenner, which continued making in
cots. In all about 4ou men quit work.
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ORDINATION SERVICES
OF Rev. J. E. keaiy as Pastor o, ST. Denis at
North Whiteiield.

GARDNER, Aug. 3o.-(Specisl) Rev.
!. f. kealy was ordained today priest of
the church of St. Denis at North Whrtefield
by the Right Reverend James A. Healy of
Portland
The ordination was in the church at
North Whitefield and was the first to be
held in the State outside of Portland
Nearly a thousand people were in attend
ance, the church being completely filed
throughout the ceremony. Prior to the
ordination ceremony Bishop IIcalv con
tirned class of l..
The ordination ceremony commenced at
10 o'clock with solemn pontical mass.
The officers of the mass were as follows
Celebrant. Ri. Rev. James \. IIealy; as
sistant priest Rev. y. Charland of Water
Vile. dcacons of honor, Rev. J. c. liar
ring,on. Lynn. Mass, and Rev. j. \. De
rome. Montreal; deacons of the mass. Rev.
y. j. Dolan. Lynn. Mass, and Rev A. A.
!Iamel of Augusta: sub-deacon, Rev. f. z.
uannawin master Of ceremonies, Rev NJ.
G. McDonough, rector of cathedral. Port
land.
Among those present were: Rev. J. VI.
Westbrook: Rev. i. T. German. Bruins
wick Rev !. Mccarthy. Gardiner; Rev
j. +. Nclligan, Hallowell. and Rev. C. w
Doherty, Augusta
There was a iaage number from out of
tine State, several friends of Rev. FIR
krtEy coming from the Boston diocese.
The cities along the kennebec and Portland
were we'll represented. Father kealy is the
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Man Was Made to Mourn.

Perhaps, and p'rhap. not. However that may
be-, he has no excuse for hrs misery. II it /. pro
dueed by nrTSoasness, 40 long he ncgiccis ia
reinforce hi eBfe"blcd nery"- through the medium
Of Improved digestion. lie can secure this by the
regular use If iI1stetters stomach BiitrF<. y
grateful tonic and trsnpuilzcr. !, shoad never
he forgotten that the braiH-whicli is the bead
quarters Of the Hfrvon. system and the stomach
bear ~" ciosest relations 10 the other, and
that drt,tlity unier the waistband produce rGr
r'ia'iSe disturbance IN tn" organ II thought 'fc,
however. IuietHs 10 HerY Otl-uess snd ifeafacbes
by reform begun nj the fountain head by iha
Bitier.. Take II, also for rualarisl, bilious and
kidney trouble, rh"umaii-tn and ili' iBtrtnii"- NJ
Taken hefoIc meals " iEIparis relish ~ The
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TERRIBLE REPORTS
From the ChoIera--Alarming Increase
OF Cases at Hamburg.
Eaosmous Number Of Deaths in Russia-i5c-
600 Persisted Up 10 Aug. &c.

LoNro>, Aug. ;io.-A Hamburg special
says: Since last night there has been an
enormous increase i'll the number of per-
sons attacked, who have died of cholera.
Eight hundred and ten new eases and Sl2
deaths occurred today.
\ feeling of deep gloom has settled over
the city. The loss to the commercial com
mur',y is reckoned at several million marks
daily The exodus from the city Is undated,
Tue weather favors the progress of the
epidemic.
\ ST. Petersburg special estimates that
up to August ~. $50 900 persons have died
of cholera throughout Russia. The dis
patch says the discts, i steadily increasing
in st. Petersburg.
A Brussels dispatch says that two gen
uinc cases of cholera appeared in the hos
pital there today. The patient soon died
The news caused much excitement through
out the city.
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CONFIDENCE IN S0MeRBY
And Reorganization Of Iron Hal! Was er-
pressed by Massachusetts Members.

Bu~rnv. Aug. :a-Two hunlrcd mem
hers Of the Iron Hall representing branch
ts all over the state met at the American
House tonight and fully discussed the con-
titiun of the ORDER. Confidence in Son'er-
by was expressed by AL speakers and they
favored reorganization.
Mr. Samerby WAS hrough, in by the com
mittce. and said he believed the order
could. shoHA ami would I've rcorganjzed.
As reporters were present he refused to
disuigr hi scheme for reorganization.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Fred Cote was caught in belt. at Lewis
ton bleachery and dye works. Tuesday, and
probably fatally injured.
\ double tenement house owned by John
Hawkes. At st George burned Monday Loss,
Sl6to: insured for $500.
Patents have been granted TO Merton ".
Bessv uf y aterviIie for electric door alarm
Chariot ". Waldren of Lewiston, guoiu
Richmond 4. Wentworth of Hope, lamp
burner: Frank &. Weston Of Bangor cy-
clemetre.
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New York Produce Haraci.

NEw YORK, Aug. ~.
r, .-,.-. ,tc. .,,r,s III
60" =. ''1,it,.' IrS ia bhis mnrkrt
I -
.''' -''''. ' 90, :. oo4itn. CITY
~ ;' .t, IN. 4,sr,t 90
nNu> ~ 80 ,r.,,1,. Ia a a.. rprr
Inter WIZ ~ ,,,,ep,. - IN -
70 fancy = :" w.; 81. F't,..i..s5,,,, 4t %,
hinh''"l@ CIaI, - '', 49,, fa,9 "a s,,,r
a''hts' -l"i - ~. W. N'"''H' "'''' "' '"i''
hnt ''As 49, H1,' 'D'~
lAf fl"' i.-'dNli- Nr1e. .. .,-,,,..,..
NittAl -Rrc'Ipis' -p--' . ou,h eNpVrls' ~'"'"-,
sales iir'" ihAiS"' "i''''''t'N "'l'''' ''7'''
L'"-ihs >''''. .-... -..,.u,..
ahrat. STATS. lob. No. reu' "a
------ NJ. L.ftheTn H9aN-,l, 80, ! uhI"' ~
"a. No., northern, ''hi-' No btaso' ,-ta
~, f"t, go" = 'di ago. lou no MI"aukee'
5iia- no ~pr'ue Ia
bNtiEN-n"mlnai; 40 '"ao2-
iiNfLtf MALI -Iu'''' .,..
Rlt-dnlf. ao'mnai western raw: -
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TRAINS C0LllDeD.
Two Men Ki!Ied-Nine injured-emp.y Cars
Prevented Greater Fatalities.

Es~rx JrN, rI"S, Vt, Aug. %o.-The
Central Vermont railroad excursion train
from Burlingtou, returning TO Montpelier,
colldcd nth the north bound freight two
miles south of Wiltston, Vt, about 90
this evening.
4 serious accident was avoided by the
fact that the three forward ears of the pas
senger rain were empty. Two persons
were killed and nine slightly injured. The
killed were lanes trossett and George
Brown of Montpelier.
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81 TELEGRAPH.
OPENING DAY
rContinued from LIST page-l

alfs. f-t. C. A. Garland; Sd, c. A. Arnold.
ArnoId- i-Fear-oid; ist, Z 4, Afaof, :
81. 4. 7. Russell Under i-yesr-eia
Ist- j. =. Buker: "a, c. \. GariaHa; Cd
A. +. Russell
Cnw--t'rer years oil lst AMI 20 I,
A. Garisnd: Sd. J. Il. Buker. Cows,
wears Obj ard under 5 Ist, G. \. 1aTishi :
ri and 81, 4. T. Russell, Cows, zeal
OH and anier2: Ist, J.. j. Bedford, DIX
mont Center: -. ]. f. Buksr; 81 \. Z
Rn-seH. iIeifefz. year old LIT, \ r.
Russen: 2,l snd 81, c. 4. Garland.
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Nancy Hanks and Martha Wilkes TO Try for a
New rro.tiag Record.

IxptYfxnESt =, Ia. Aug S0.-Among
the many good things billed for Rush Park
this week are the effort Of Nancy Hanks to
lower her record of 207 ~ on Wednes-
day. The next day Martha Wilkes
q ~ La will start to lower the worlds
trotting record.
An effort is being maie to arrange a
match race Between Nancy Hanks and Mar
tina Wilkes for some day later. Doble viii
pilot Nancy ami Starr will drive Martha
Wilkes IN case the race is arranged.
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IS BETTING ON HARRISON.
The Good Advice Given by Senator Hills
Cousin.

BoSroN, Aug. 30.--It will be an interest
ing tip for New Workers of both political
parties TO know that Senator David Il.
Hills first cousin, George Il. lIayncr of
New York, recently had a long conference
with the senator, and ms result of that
conference is betting on Harrison. Mr..
Hayner is in Boston, and in an interview
he said;
IF YOU have any money to bet place IT
on Harrison. where place my money. !
know vi Mt | am doing"
viii Mr.. Hill come out and support
CleN cland?" he was asked.
II do not think he will. | am betting
my money on Harrison. and know what ]
am doing"
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Special advertisements.

Small advertisements, not exceeding four lines
cntning under the head Of WANTED. foR SALE
To Int, Losr. Sc will be inserted two times tuJ
- cents three times for 10 cents ard one week iur
50 cents, advance payment.
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THE PRESIDENTS LETTER.
Believed II Will Be Given Out ShorIy-To visI,
WhiteIaw Reed.

Lu"N LAKE, y. y. August 5o.-lt i,
safe guessing that the Presidents letter OF
acceptance will soon be ready for the PEG
pie. Private Secretary +. w. lIalford will
arrive here from Washington in the morn
iog and that means that the document is
about to be made ready.
Mr.. Harrison, accompanied by Mr.. Hal.
ford and Mr.. Tibbc,t, will leave Loon Lake
at } o'clock on u special train and reach
New York city early Wednesday morning
They will 90 directly TO White Plains and
the day will he spent With Mr.. Reid at ophir
Farm. The same evening they will depar,
for llcrkin,cr and Thursday Warner Miller
viii entertain TIA" distinguished company
Friday will see the President at bglcns-
burg and Potsdam, talking to the citizens,
and Friday evening will he spent with bis
family back at Loon Lake,
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When Baby vas SICK. We esse hsR Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoris.
When she became Miss, she chung b Cassofia
when she had Children, she gave them Castoria
How tolSueeeeh.

This i. the great problem of life which
few satisfactorily solve. Some fail because
Of poor health. others want Of luck. but the
majority from deficient grit--wsnt of nerve.
They are nervous, irresolute, changcabIc.
easily get the blue. and take the spirits
down TO keep the spirits up" thus wasting
money. time, opportunity and nerve force.
There i. nothing ike the Restorative Ner-
vine, discovered by the great specialist. DR..
Miles. to cure all nervous diseases, a. head
ache, the blues, nervous prostratioB, sleep
iessness. neuralgia, ST. vitgs dance. fits and
hysteria. Trial bottles and fine book of
testimonial. free at Bowditch. Webster and
Co.'S lGdeod&wfy
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Norombega and City halls open esch day
at 4. ST. Closing at 10 F. NJ
ASA. II. Committees viii commence
,beir drtie. an! continue until all elasses
are examined. :,
AtsA. ". Two-year-old, oue-ycar- old
and steer calves.
At9A. ", Examination of one, two
three and four-vear- old geldings and Allies,
trottiDg stock stations.
All A. N Trial of ploss, cnltiyators
harvesting machines, road machines and
rock and stump Filters. Butter making at
yanceboro Wooden Ware Company buiid,
ing. Display of butter workers and
creamery.
In the afternoon the following races are
announced
FoAIs ~ iss9.
NJ r, Pooler, Skowhesan. b Arthur Clese
pr. r. r. Morey Bangor, ch Maud Mor.y.
Charlie u. Rouudy, Fairfield, h Charlie Da'is.
W D. HAIRY. south Gardiner, b Haley,
Geo ". Ieas tt. Pembroke, b Val
The Colt Farm, Aubnrn, bF Calc5lli.
lP B. WheeldeD, Bangor, oh z Casweod.
c. II. Nelson, " aterv,lle, chi Maud Bank
HIGGINS < Drawn, Dexter b Iva lielinont.
l. r Grant. East Jackson, Miss May Dawn.
~ CLASS ftfk -tAtiffNNf Ais'A IL 49, V''F7'
NJ r Pooicr, Skowhegan, DIX Nation.
rhas T. >iackpole. Gardiner, blk Watch
maker, .If.
East Branch Farm Buckfeld, Nckusick.
r o. Hastings. banari.cntta, blk Harmoun.
Cha-. =. Halev, >eafsmont, b : Arthur u.
NJ Meaghcr, Debee Junction. S.B., b Louis Il
j f. Wl,weli, Ellsworth, b Hyronrmou,.
f. l.. NOrcross, Manchester, blk Prince Fear
nanght.
{. J. Partridge, south Gardiner. blk Blacb
Morrsn.
e. T. Lane, Brooks, Hing Pin.
frorgr ". leavit', Pembroke, Frank
.jpuc-.
j. T.. Elngwood, Bangor blk Black Crook.
VIM. &. Marshall. Belfast, bro Wikesmont.
t,rn, l.. tn>>, Fort Fairfield, Blk Fearless.
II. J Bracket, Pitt-ficlj, rh Harbinger
Dr. r. T. NE, West Brook-ville.rs Sultan.
- Ct.A>s-TEOTrINt= SJ0p.
e. A. Mar,;on Skowhegan, blk Fred VI.
Charlie. I Stackpole. Gardiner, ch : Cunard, .lr
,.uy c. Edward, Water, he, 2 Louis J..
Charles + Haley. ~ear-inont, oh Walter u.
II. Il. Tuzier, iiurdiner. Blk M Bird,
III / T. fash Fairfield :, Van lielmoni.
Terry bNeiI, Medfnrd Mas. 2 Resolute.
Walter g. Morrill,. Ittsfed b ST. Lawrence.
VI. r. hHpman, Old orchard Is M Review
H. +. Neuion, Augusta, b STANLEY.
T.. T.. Dearborn, SO. New burg, IN botty u.
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HUGH O'DONNELl
Surrendered on Charge Of Conspiracy and
Riots-Other Arrests 10 Follow.

Ptfr@rrR., Aug. 3p.--liugh ODonnell
surrendered to alderman McMa.ters this
morning and was released on 5000 bail to
answer the charges of conspiracy and riot
preferred by Secretary Lovejoy.
informafions were made thi. morning by
Secretary Loyejoy, charging 10 Homestead
strikers with conspiracy and aggravated
riot officers have gone to Homestead to
make arrests.
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SUGAR ENOUGH FOR THE COUNTRY.
The Gigantic Undertaking Of Syndicate in
Florida.

CI>ct>NArI, Aug. 3o.--Dnc of the most
gigantic drainag" schemes ever known in
America is under way in Florida, some of
the stockholders being wealthy residents of
this city. No stock is for sale. The com
pany has secured tract of swamp land 80
miles long and from three to u miles wide
along the st. John and Indian rivers. The
land has three feet of sugar producing soil,
The whole tract is to ne drained and devot-
ed to sugar raising.
The territory will produce sufficient sugar
to supply all Noi,h America. !, is cstinat-
ed that it will require s 900 900 10 com
pletc the drainage. The engineers are now
at word and the digging of trenches. build
ing of dykes AMI laying pipes will begin in
October
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LOST.

z OSG CA the river road. vast sid,. q single
u light gmy shawl fnd'r pleas" lraNp al
TANK Bros, ftttMgdrs tvrncr and r,,cnc IL.
ward. Hug Adlw'
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going to ny thcln.a Mind hat say. she was 30
,nek with sores that had to soak her clothes 10
take them off. Itch, there was no end 10 IT, she
had It all her body. back, legs. arms, In be-
tween her fingers She did not have ii On her head.
But after taking your CUrIcuRA REMEDIES for two
weeks tho itch stopped, and in four weeks the sores
were all gone. / enclose her portrait. am more
than pleased with your CUrlcuRA REMEDIES, AZ
they speedily cured my daughter. and II any body
asks me about your remedies, l viii uphold them
wherever go. CHARLES NJ GisoNEi,
Conshohockeu, Montgomery County, 70.
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Tiilman Carries South Carolina.

CHARLESTON, =. G.. Aug. 20.-The Con-
servatives concede the state to TiIlman by
about 10000 majority. and claim three
Conservative congressman: Brawley in the
first. Hemphiil in fifth and John,tonc IN
third district Shell, Alliance man in the
fourth district. vas reelected.
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Governors Day

Follow ing Is the programme for
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HORRIBLY BURNED
Mere the Eighty five Bodies Recovered From
the Pafksiip Mine.

I.oSpuS, Aug. 3d. Eightv-siye hotiies
have been recovered from the Parkslip pit.
The featares were terribly burned and they
were nnrecoenizable, being Identified by
portions of the clothing and ai.cIes found
in the pockets.
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Grea. Races at Independence.

0iSprFExpEStt Ia, Aug 3G.--TIre 'roi.
ting races here toiav resulted: 22j class,
trotting, purse sie,o, Kentucky Union won
best tine. IA ~. 2.2o. trctting. purse
5000. Hazel Wilkes won; best time.
2.l IA. 2.3.' class, pacing, purse $1,000,
San Pedro won; best time, 2.1S
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Shlpwrcckcd Crew Brought Home

Nrw loRE. August 30 " Steamship
Muricl from Barbados, brings Capt Strout
and seven seamcn of the brig l;rit,ania,
which put into st. Martins, Aug. II during
a gale and drove ashore, becoming total
loss. The cook aud one seaman were
drowned
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COMING TO MAINE.
Other Noted Republican Orators TO Speak 10
Maine People.

NEW YosE. Aug. 3a.--The Republican
national committee has assigned the follow
ing additional speakers to Maine Ex-Con-
gresham Butterworth Of Ohio, ten. George
\ Sheridan and Edward FitzpilIiam OF
i,oStcn.
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Refining WORKS Bsrred-Lsss s,2s. 900.

BRookIyS. Aug. 3G.--John a. Casey's
refining works here were burned this even
ing. The establishment was devoted TO the
dis,iliation of spirits AMI manufacture of
pitch, varnish and resting OIL The loss is
estimated at sI25sCo1; no insurance.
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WEIGH and tnnuaushtpn, Doe ana bhfkr'
second game.
Auburn Gazette, u y
Erockton, o D u = :
Auburn CARTE. ., Brockinn, q. Errnrs-
Auburn Gazette, 4. BrnCkiou, j. katherine
Wheeler ana tonnaughton, I neoln and Burke
Al NppS-Dt NET.
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HaIloWell Lodge Directory.

DINE TREE LODGE, No 10, Order Of Tonsi.
Regular Aeriings lat and ID Thursday. Of
each month in Golden Cross Hall over y. o..
Water street.
Annual election Of officers Thursday, Dec, II.
JtNEs N4sTIS, President.
W. HoskES. sec.
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The state hoar,i Of t.ade meets in An
gusta "Wednesday sept 2Sth. and should be
handsomely entertained. subscriptions are
being taken to iofray the expenses Of en-
tertsiumcui wt;ch will consist of trip to
the National Home sonic time during the
,lav and 3 banquet in thu evening Sub
scriptiOns already taken have been liberal.
There j. little change since last week in
thu local market. Cora and lard are a
litIIe higlsr.
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"E CURES scRoSulA EVEN
XGEE IN IT'S WORST FORMS.
EEE HAS CURED HUNDREDS o.
800 CASES OF SKIN CANCER.

Treatise On Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
FREE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Atlanta, Ga
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burning sores. When l
took her to the doctor
tho fret time. he called il
the Italian Itch. and said
he would cure her in two
weeks. When the two
weeks were up. be called
is eczema, and IN that
time she was worse than
before. He deetorcd her
for three months. and she
was so bad that We did
not know what TO do
He did not do her any
good. I saw the adver-
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aec.iyer for iron Mali ia New Jersey.

TRENTON, y. j.. Aug 3e.--Vice Chan
cellor Bierd today, after hearing the argu-
uens. decided to appoint receiver for the
Order of the Iron Hall in this state, and
will make the appointment Wednesday or
THURSDAY.
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Other Games.

At Rochester :: Rochester, ..
At Albany-'rovidenc Providence, u (;
Albany, o.
At Binghamton Buffalo, Is; Bingham
Tor
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ITCHING and BURNING
sores An Over Her Body. Suffering
Endlcss. Doctor Useless. Cured
In 4 Weeks by Cuticura.

Your most valuable CrricuRA RxxEpfEs have
do Nv hstjs girl % much good that feel like
nyine dis fDr he benefit Of those Who troubled
- sh;n Ai.e.aes Ehe wa treubled with itching,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-31

Our national game without Johnson's
Aneiyne Liniment to rub the heroes:
Impossible. d&wnrornfpr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-31

Sold everywhere. Price, CUrlcrRA, Soc; SOAP.
Csc; REsoLyENr, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
re-" How to Cure Skin Diseases" g. pages, 80
Illustrations and testimonials, mailed free.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-31
whv Suffer One Moment

From torturing and dis6guriug skin diseases,
when single application OF the CurtcrRA rem
EpIEs will, In the great majority OF cases, afford
burning, scay, crus,ed, pimply. and hlotchy skin,
scalp and blood diseases, with loss of hair, and
point to speedy, permanent, and economical cure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-31
BASE BALL.
National and New England Games-The Win
ners and the Scores.
League Standing.


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New York, u u i
iiils-rutburg, 4; New York, H. lrror'- lftt Be-
br~g, /; New York, L. BHtteries-Eapcr, Teri
. ID Mack; Rns-ie and Ewing.