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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-16
THE kMEDIyE'S INyESTIrURE.
4 Signal Success for English Diplomacy
in Turkey.

PARIS, Feb. l5.-The secretary Of tho
British Embassy in Constautnople had an
su Hence with the Sultan yesterday, and II
is setai-oiiicislly announced today that the
tirmsn of investiture Of the present hhedive
of Egy pt has becn prepared, and that II is
wJydtd IN the exscE terms of the tirman
iav5sting the late khedve, Tewhk Pasha,
Thls is regarded as signal success for
Eughsh diplomacy, as it defeats the
attempts to induce the Sultan 10 insert in
the htmsn Instructions to the khedive re-
iecuug upon the EneIish supremacy in
Egypt The Sultan preferred TO sdhere TO
the old form in order not TO embsrrsss the
Khediye. The ceremony Of investiture
viii take place In Cairu IN accordance with
he desire of England and with the cor
currunce OF the knedye.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-16
The wondsrfuI Success

OF Hoods Ssrsapsrilla as blood purihe,
entities it to your confidence. No othel
preparation has such record Of cures ci
ScrofuIa, Salt Rheum, Blood Poisoning. o,
other blood diseases. To try it is to Know
i,s merit. Be sure to get Hoods Sarssps
lillA.
Fo, . general family cs,hsriic We conf
IDENTIFY recommend Hoods Pills. The,
should be in every home medicine chest.
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FIRE AT LEWISTON.
Damage About Si0OO-Spread Prevented
TO Other buildings.

LEWISTON, Feb. ia building owned
by the Frankiin Company and Adams 4
johnson was burned this afternoon. Itvss
occupied by Adams & Johnson, sash and
blinds; Gould Bros, vi ldow screens; and
Haskell & Hall, carpenters. L0ss about
$4,000. Adams had $500 on machinery and
$500 on stock. johnson had $500 on ma
chiEery. There was no other insurance or
the property. The FIRE rushed through into
the new building of the Water Power Co
but Jordan Frost & CO. $ privste hose KEEP
the FIRE back ulI the department arrived
and the building was saved.
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MAY STOP KEELEYS "CURE."
State Board of Health TO he Asked TO In.
yestigate IT..

BUFFALO, Feb. 15.-As sequel to the
numerous death. alidged 10 have been due
directly or indirectly to The kseIey bichlor-
ide Of gold cure for drunkenness, the mat
ter will be called to the at.eaiion of the
Legislature.
Senator End,ez will this week introduce
Q resolution calling on ihs State Board Of
Health for information regarding the Kse-
ley Institute and methods Of treatment His
object lie to pass bill prohibiting the use Of
Ihs zIls red Gre.
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Richmond Happenings.
Especial to the Kennebec JOURNAL.


RICHMOND, Feb. l5.-Eugepe Thoms.
Esq,, of Fort Payne, Ala, is spending 4
few days in town.
Mics Bertha Boynton Who has had q
long sickness from nervous prostratlon
rode out yesterday.
Charles Harm gton has 800 ice hands for
ooaiders. 200 at Thwiugs snd 100 on the
island.
Mrs. Lucy A. E.he!men is confined to
her hcme By nervous proststion. Her
many friends hope for her speedy recovery.
Charles Russell Of the firm Of Charles
Russell & Co. is in town today, looking
after their ice business.
Mr.. Fl, L Jewett, principal of the high
school is confined 10 his home by sickness.
There was no school today in conseq quence.
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CATTLE DISEASE IN ENGLAND.


I4oNDns Feb. II The dreaded cattle
,ffgctol foot ard mouth disea"e, has been
discovered at Sirtiugbourno, In Koni.
rhe d seSse there "a rupnJs Il TO have
originated from cOnrEC- win sf e I'd Da-
.ish Cziiiu brought from Lpndpn. All the
diseased animals have been slaughtered,
and other rigorous precautions sgainst the
,pread of the disease have been taken.
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SMALL POINT COAL.
The Drill Recovered and Work Now Go
ing on Again. 49,

Especial to the KEHHEBEC JoURsAL.1
BARN. Feb. 15-The drill which hs:
been stuck at the Small Point coal mine
has been recovered and is now going dowr
sgsin sitter coal.
Harry F, Morse OF the firm OF W. snt
Fl. F. Morse, we'll known sill along this
Kennebec will be united in marriage Tues
day evening to Miss Jane Schuyle,
who came from one Of the Oldest sn(
xeslshils st families in New York CITY.
Asye very little is heard here politically
slthough The municipal election occurs in
little over .vo weeks Both parties srt
working quietly and saying but little. Th'
Republican nominee will doubtless b.
Msvor T~itchell, and the Democratic
either Charles f. Pstter, Who WAS mayor il
1890. or one of the following George II
Nichols, Ernest F. Kelley or George E
Huahes.
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1T WAS ALL WRONG.
Vice President Has Had No Talk With
President About denomination.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l5,-The Vice Pres.
ijent, -heu his sttention was called to the
Washington telegram which appeared il
several newspapers this morning, with
reference to the Presidents denomination
and his own, ststiug lhst he had decided
not to be s candidate for Reelection a.
Vice President, said that be had mad nc
conversation With the President on the sub
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NEW HAVEN SCARED.
Strict Watch Being Kept FOR One of the
TyphuS Fever Suspects

Nav HsvEN, Conn Feb. Is The
heslth eff efs here are mSking vigorous
efforts TO locate the Italian immigrant who
srrived in Nv York last week, per steamer
MSsssls, a. who IS ssid 70 have come q
his city The ltslsn wss reported TO be
destined for house on DAY street but no
su % person has set arrived at She numb, /
4lveg Boats and trains are heilg ciostiy
xafatpt
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Quickly and Unanimously Stepped on.

There probably never was slsnderous
n,atement concerning a candidate TOR Off ie
90 heavily, quickly and unanimously
stepped on rs was the abuse of Governor
Butle gh into which our big neighbur, the
Mail, was betrayed recently in the sup
posed interest Of MIR Mlliiken Every ke-
publican paper 10 the State. which saw q
to notice the indisctetion and nearly all
did, condemned It IS a most unfSlr, un-
manly aud reckless outrage. Il d ,vsl0ped
the fact, however. which hardly needed
more development, that the genuine Re
pub lean organs Of the State are with the
G lvernor in this contest which means aIso
thst the party is with him, and that no csn-
didAte will or can win in thi, tght who re-
sorts to this method for sdssC eng himself.
The immense Yailiog Il of votes for Mr.. NJ Il
iiken 10 the last election, as compared with
the Governors vote in this district, showed
clearly enough the trend OF Republican
sentiment as TO his availability for further
service az representative Of the Third Dis
,rict and the need of new snd different
kind of candidate. Whatever may be the
design of some of the political leaders, the
faak and fiie Of the parry are taking an IN
Eersss ip this matter. They have n
candidate il Governor Burleigh whom they
will Loyalty and e1ihusisstcslly support
and eau vote for With no blushing nor
Quslms OF conscience, and any p5rsonsi
abuse Of 10 by Mr., MiiGken or his paper,
will but consolidate and increase the Gov
ernOr's following But we pr0pbesy that
there will be no more Of it ss one trial must
have satisfied the inventor that il don't work
veil. The people OF the district know all
about both candidates.
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DEMAND WORK.
The Unemployed Lsbor0Ts It
Roma and Vicinity
Threaten 10 Walt no LOassr 70, lid
from The G0Y,fnmsnt. !.
Fears That Serious Trouble May DO
Outcome of Their Grievances.

RoNE. Feb. 10 The unemployed work
iugmen Of this city and vieini1y threaten 10
give much trouble to the authorities snd it
IS fesred thst their riotous tendencies will
require strong measures for their suppress
sion.
Lbey hsve threatened TO wait no longer
Tor sid from the government, but TO de-
naud that they be furn,shed with work and
II ler relief.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-16
THIRD DISTRICT POLITICS.
How il is Viewed in Belfast.

We d. not remember ever 70 have seen
80 general 8 reouke from ihe Maine press
as that called forth BY recent utsersnces Of
the Wzteryille Mail concerning Governor
Bu,leish, II is hardly worth while 10 use
harsh lspgusge in chsrsc.erizing the Msils
indsceGcy, but is should rot pass 1nno-
ucei. In whose interest these disuibss
hsve heen pubAshed does not clearly sr-
pear, but they cannot fail to injlre all who
are concerned in their production, while
strengthening the cause of the gentleman
s! whom ,hey are aimed Il is bad enough
when the candidates Of opposing Political
ps ties descend 10 vitupersnon; but il is
skill worse when = Republican newspaper
nses such wespons Sgai1s! & member Of its
own partv
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TYPHUs At NEW YORK.
SeYan Nors CaSsS Discovered Among
sasSha Passengers.
Newburgh, y. Y, Also Reports Another
Italian with the Disease.

Nsw YGRx, Feb. 10 Seven more eases
Of yphus fever were found here this
4fisrnooe in the United Hebrew Charities
lodging house, AZ East l2lh street,
They were Russiao Hebrews sho srrived
on the steamer Mas,ilis. and they were
transferred 10 North Brothers island.
A telegram from NewburHh states that
another Italian who came over on the Mas
silis is suffering there with typhus fever.
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kIHILISTS ARRESTED.
Al WarSaW. $50 Persons Taken at 0ne
Time by ths PlliCs.


WAasAw, Feb, 10 A large number of
arreB.s continue 10 be made bcre in connec-
ion with the alleged Nibilists plots. There
sete recently arrested hare 800 persons.
They were sent TO 81. Petersburg and
from there sent in exile TO Siberia,
There yet remain lG0 political prisoners
N the Warsav citadel.
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An Unnatural Brute.

BETHEL Vs, Feb. Is Frank P Msxhsn u
was arrested today, charged with inces,
with bis two daughters, aged l5 and lG
re, pec,i seIy. The daughters ssors to the
ac.s Of criminal iDtinsc, covering period
Of eight years. He was committed to All.
Maxhan mas wife and seven children.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-16

Bosros, Feb. II The Trumpet Call, ="
melodfsma, by Sims and Buchanan re-
ceiyed the first American representation at
the Bostol theatre tonight, before large
and enthusiastic suliebce. The cast con-
tsined the fsvorites al this house, who were
warmly received.
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An Uncomfortable Position.

The WsIerville Mail recently printed d
very dyspeptic editorial charging Governor
BuIleigh with what might be expfessively
termed "shenannizann and 'snIgdom. -
The surprising unsnimity with which the
Republican press of the State hocked to
gether and cu5ed the Mail must have been
as painfully surprising TO that pkper ss it
was deiis shtfully soothing TO Gov. BufleIgh's $
friends TIE Mail now occupies position
unique but decidedly uncomfortable.
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TyPnus AT CRtNSTON, K. /


Providence Il /. Feb. l5.-An immi.
grant from the stesmer Mzssiils, Elizs
Kirsksro, Gn ltsil&n woman, was found
SICK with symptoms of typhus fever in
Crsuston icday There is no change Ia
The coadtio- Of the other itslisn who is 81
inu hlauIAl
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MONEY ORDER FEES.
Bill To Regulate Them on Domestic Or
ders-The Rates.

WAsuIEGrox, Feb. I5.--Senstor Casey
today introduced bill TO FIX the fees on
domestic money orders as follow for or
ders not exceeding IS, three, cents; s. and
not exceeding $40. eight cents; between
$40 snd S25, 10 cents between 325 and
SO, Is cents; and amounts exceeding $40
Ia proportion.
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YARD INDICTED
Al Philadelphia for Helping Wreck The
Keystone Bank.

PHLADELFulA, Feb. I5 Henry H
Yard wss tods, indicted by the grand juFy
in the L United States District court en- The
charge of aiding and sbeitHg Gideon W
Marsh, precedent Of the Keystone Nations
bAnk il emDezzhag the funds Of that iu.
stl.ution.
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The Things That Finally Pay.
+ TMschias Republican.

7 IiHCLId5 Ift FUDIIOaI'
We would remind our contemporary, the
Waterville Mail, that uncslled for abuse Of
the Republican Governor of the State is
scarcely the best way to advance the cause
of it's candidate. Fairness, decency and
courtesy always pay in the long run.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-16
FIRE AT PHILADELPHIA.
Blanket Mill Burned Loss, $50. 900
The $50 Employees Escaped.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. l5.-The large
blanket naill belonging TO John and james
Dobsou, carpet manufacturers, at the Falls
Of the SchuylkilI, burned today. Two
hundred and fifty hands st work in the mill
escaped. There vas no insurance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-16

BlkER's Aromatic dinger l. deiIe-
ioas preparation, c0mpoa oct Of lh
t,s.ai - Jamaica Hngsr. A,cmlie. . 3
Pare French HfsaiY. NJ mafe eT C. y
., ns s;a5l- remeiV 'ar 'h- relief of La
Grippe .n6 Colds in the Head, oh eh ~
..asas ibi e.i0a iasy 1on.s sa denl,
and ansceJ Jantsbj. A sfs1t sxJosur,
and y1u ars subj set 70 irris4 in OF the in-
nsr lining, Of the Dassl pssssgs,, dry ok q
csuRd By tn cl7s!ag % th p3rss, ~atery
di,chargss from eyes srd nose, All Of
which are gym )son. of incipien. Cstarrh,
.hich. II checked, si sntsil un.oii su,-
fsrisz ,s1 nlsery. BAKERS GINGER,
taken ia time su1 in f8.l buses, wi. cure
The mo.s .~vsrs cold inside Of "a hours.
BEWARE of cheap md often dange.-
oq. slagers. BiKER'S is different from
90 ssllei Jamaica gingers.
8oId Hvcrvwhorc.
fsb9 isf
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Must Be In the Lead


The Congressional f sb. il the Third Dis
tficI is A., LAY, hot rather. and Gov
efnof Bufi>lga mus be in the lesd judging
by the abuse so4e Of The Newspaper chsn-
pions Of his opp1Eenss axe pouring in on
.the gubernstorlsl hasd. But Govern or
Barleigh Can stand it IL they can, Personal
souse Is frequently called into play to Dol
ster up poor cause.
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Death of a Dexter Citizen.

DEXTER, Feb. Is Josiah Chandler,
sged nearly so years, for 80 years mer-
chant and long town officer at Dexter,
died Sunday. He was highly esteemed for
his probliy snd tad acquired considersbl. :.
property.
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PBACBMAKER SHOT
And Instantly Killed Willis
Trying TO Stop a Row
Between 8 Nan snd Ills Wife Near
StaninstO1, Conn.
II Ii. Yard Indicted for Helping Wreck
the Keystone Bank.

PROVIDENCE, Il. l., Feb. Is Daniel
Che.eboro WAS shot and instantly killed by
George Rlshbourne st place three miles
north of S.oniugt1n, Conn tonight, while
the former vas tryirg 10 quell 3 fight be-
tween Rsthbourne aud his wife.
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Fire al East Boston.

Bos1os, Feb. ia large planning
mill owned by George mcQaestion & Ca,
on Border street, East Boston, was burned
tonight With the contents, The total loss
is SIS, 900; fully insured. The FIRE caught
in the boiler room.
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YOSE FOUND GUILTY
OF Causing the Death Of Mary Talon
at Somerset, Mass.

TAusros, Mass, Feb. l5.-Dr. Thomas
n. vose, Charged with criminal m,lpraciice
In causing the desth Of Mary Talon al
scmssstt, On November 9, 1891, vas today
found guilty. The counsel for the defencs
viii file eIcs psons.
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. British Steamer Ashore.

MARsEnLEs, Feb. ia British steamer,
the name Of which cannot at present be
obtained, but which Is known 70 be from
New York with . cargo Of wheat, is ashore
st Cape Coufonne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-16
Protest Against Passage Of the Hatch
Anti-opiiOn Bill.

WAsuiNGTox, Feb. 15-A delegation of
representative membsrs Of Chicago Bosrd
Of Trade appeared before the House COM
mittee On agriculture today, and entered
protest sgsinst the passage OF the Hatch
sngi.option bill. Delegates also bore q
protest Of 2s Chicsgo bankers against the
bill,
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The Last Rageful Utierance,
Gardner Daily News.

We DO not know, neither do ve care, who
was responsible for the malicious attack
upon Governor Burieish which appeared
in the Lass issue of the WsFerville Mail.
This much We will say hOwever, that any
Republican Who does not condemn 1t 10 uG-
worthy TO hold any tffice in the gift Of the
party II sounded t9 US very much Ike the
last rsgeful uttersnce Of mea who had just
become aware Of the disagreesble fact that
tley were whipped.
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Local Forecast.

Bosros. FEB. l5.-For New England 4;
Unsil Wednesday morning, fair. decidedly
colder; cold wave Tuesday, northwest
winds; fair. rising tsmpersture Wednesday.
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CLEAR.
Colder and Clear Weather for Tuesday
and Wednesday.

For Ne. England: Co'der, clear, north
winds Tuesday continued c,ol AID clear
Wsdnesdsg.
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Evidence OF a Losing Fight.
fBiddeford Times.

The battle cry of the combination that
controls the Wsterviile Mail is Anything
to beat Burieigh" They recognize the
fact that the Governor, because of his high
character, personal popularity and the dis
tinguishsd ability and success with which
he has administered the sfsirs of
the executive department has de
cidedly the inside track in the con-
gresslonsl contest. Hence it comes
about thst their organ the Wsterville Mail,
is ss.aiiing with the most bitter vitnpers-
tor Republican Governor who has twice
been elected by msjorities tG which the
party will slssys point With pride and which
certainly show that he never has been a
burden 10 his party at ,he polls. IL IS s
significant fac, and one thss hss not escaped
the attention Of thinking people, ihst the
only candidate thus indecentiy and VI
superously ssssiled by the Wstervills organ
is Governor BurleIgh. Do the principals
iudorse lhis s1rt of Thing CSn they afford
10 have campaign conducted on tnese
lines2 We do not knos now such thing.
ore regarded in the Third District,b bat down
this way when politicians resorI to mud
Singing and sbu.iye warfare OF Ike
nature ltis usually regarded IS conclusive
evidence that they are ~aging losing
agat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-16

Indians from Roots and
Herbs. 1t will tone up your
whole system. It acts on the
Blood, Stomach, Liver and
Kidneys. Sagwa cures Con-
stipation, Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, loss
of Appetite. Scrofula, Rheu-
matism and Chills and Fe-
yer. For sale by all Drug
gists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-16

BoMrAY, Feb. ID Rain is fallirs in
upper india and the hsiv.s outlook is I'M
proving.
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KlCkAPOO INDIAN OIL
.h-.s - III c.s-.rA

cz::s TIE :.. ii 81: :. T.z,-
Good for Man and Bsast- L Gives Immediate
Belief 1t has No Equal Keep it in the House.
TRY 1T.
Price rs cents per Bottle Bottles for sll0
Ak yeuH pgrGGIsT FOB IT.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-07-13
NOTHING TO SAY .
READY TO DIE AND SEEMS VERY
HAPPY ABOUT 1T.
Wife Murderer Blackman T. Interviewed
but Wants to Avoid News
paper Men.

GREE July 13.-LSpecial A
number Of us visited the Jail this morn
ing to see Charles Blackman, the negro
who is to be hanged to morrow for the
murder Of his wife on Easter Sunday.
He was sentenced by Judge Spier Whita,
ker at the May term of the court. He
declined to be interviewed. Said he
wanted to steer clear of the newspapers
and that he was ready and willing to die.
Farther than this he could not he in.
duCed to talk
The town is crowded with cOlored del
egates to the meeting of the Royal
knights Of King David.
\. HATCHETT.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-07-13

lima and had good color. Six lots sold as
follows: - 30, So 90, 50 90, $11 80, $3.50,
SO 90
Ed. Woody, we learn, is so terribly
afflicted with the excursion fever that he
could not wait for the train to start to
Norfolk. lie struck out on foot this
morning, and by the time the train gets
to Norfolk tomorrow he will be ready
to return. We admire his pluck, but
don't think he acted with the greatest Of
prudence.
C. w. Parker, who is interested in
one OF The largest furniture establish
ments anywhere in the south, was in the
city yesterday and met the furnishing
committee Of Trinity college, and ar
ranged with them to furnish fifty rooms
in the college. MI Parker represents
the furniture house Of f. VI. Andrews, of
Charlotte
W. G. NickeIs, county superintend-
ent, says: Any young man wishing to
enter ;he North Carolina College Of
Agriculture and Mechanical Arts, either
as a paying or non-paying student, has
the opportunity Of doing so by passing
an aDpro& ell Examination on Certa n
questions which he now holds. Said
examination as well as examination for
public school teachers, will be Leld on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday Of this
week at his office in the cOurt house.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-07-13

The need Of a perfectly safe and reli
able remedy for the peculiar diseases OF
summer is universal. As a remedy foI
the household. office or the farm, on ship
board and for travellers by sea and land
Wiukclmann's DiarrhPa and ChOlers
Remedy has proved its inestin a1le worth
in the prompt relief and cure of all dis.
orders originating in the stomach and
digestive system, such as cholera, cholera
mOrbus, diarrhga, cramps, etc. Service
able under all conditions, and always
ready for use; is perfectly safe. Price
- cents at all druggists.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-07-13
Big Excursion.

The managers of the big excursion
which leaves for Norfolk, July ii, have
succeeded in getting special low rates
On steamboat from Norfolk TO Washing
ton and return only $500.
Also the hotels have offered to accom-
modate the people at the following cut
prices: New Atlantic, $500; Purcell
$50; Cranberry house, Sl.O0; and other
smaller boarding houses at still lower
prices. For further particulars address
the managers.
FREEIAND & CHRISTIAN
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-07-13
W AS A JOLLY CROWD
The First BAPTIST Sunday School
Excursion Off.
Two Coaches Garry the Folks TO Hills
bore This Morning.
COL ALBRIGHT MAKES A SPEECH
After "A Day at Colonel Carr's Country
Residence Will Return Home Thi-
Evening.

The Sunday school of the First Baptist
church is picpicing at the Occoneechee
farm, near Hillsburo, to day. a gay
time is being had by all the crowd. The
time is being spent in fishing, picking
berries, swinging, running, jumping,
gathering red bugs, Gtc.
The occasion was cnIiycned by a speech
from Colonel Albright, in which he set
forth the possible and probable future of
Americas youth. Mr.. Albright knows
just how to tackle the young idea, and if
the advice given by him is needed, the
good effects of this trip will be felt when
the colonel is old and decrepit