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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-10
WANTS TO IA nIcoaNIzED.
The Unit.d states Government only
M Impartial observer

WARRINGTON, ID. e., Nov TO-
The state department has received n
dispatch from Minister Thompson, at
Rio JAncio, saying ne received u
circular from Admiral Mclio, the in
tuTgent leader, asking the United
States TO recognize his rights ns a
belligerent Thompson asked for In.
stfuctions.
After conference with the Pfosi.
dent and Secretary Gttshan, ThOmp-
sou was instructed 10 cay TO Mello that
IA the opinion Of this government
no had not established either u puliti.
cal or military organization which on.
titled him TO recognition, anu aiding
the position NJ the United States Ia
the matter IL that VI mn impartial OBJ.
server.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-10
The Grand JnrN

II had been the inteut,on Of the
grand jury Of the TnIri dlslrie, court
20 make their hnal Report ,bls after.
noon, nut something unexpectedly
turned upnt the Inst moment which
viii keep them in harnt-. Tor prohsby
a week longer. What that "soincthlng''
n could not, ~ ouursp, be learned,
To-Day the grand jury returned two
indictments under tue laws Of the
Territory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-10

DENvER, Col, Nov. l0.-On COM
paint ~ eastern security huldctp,
Judge Hnllet has appointed g. u.
Randolph, Of Denver, and &. y. Swut.
lanu, OF Providence, receivers OF the
Denver CITY CaUlu company. Tue
cimplaiuanls declare the receipts have
iallen on ono half ami barely meet
operating expenses. Tho floating debt
aud mortgage items aggregate nearly
g48 QUO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-10

NEw YOmS, Nov. i0.-Thomas NJ.
Carnegie, calming ~ be n son OF
Andrew Carnegie, the Pittsburg mil.
lionRiTe, and David JOnes, cab
driver, appeared in the pJlire court
tins morning M prisoners. Carnegie
visited a large number OF saloons after
midnight In Jones's cat. He claimed
that Jones allowed stranger to enter
the cab who robbed him Of his watch
and held him when he tried TO pursue
the thief. Jones declared that he had
Carnegie arrested because he thought
he was trying 10 escape paying his
fare. Both were finally discharged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-10
THE SMOKE OF BATTLE.
Irregularities Charged against Certain
Judges OIL Election.
Tho "Indopendent Party OF sandy
cay" Want al Invssti gation.-rh
Other cry Comes from salina,
Emery county.

The Utah Commission this morning
received lengthy communication
from the COMMITTEE Of the Indepen-
deut party OF Sandy city," (Messrs.
J. Harrison ST., Fred &. Godbc, Chas
BuTns, John whitley and VIM
Stewart) calling attention to certain
alleged irregularities In tue Sanity city
and precinct election on Nov. 7,
"whereby," they say, sour party was
deprived ny the judges Rud clerks Of
three ballots, thereby defeating the
VIII Of the majority and defeat
ing two OF cur candidates,
aud we respectfully ask TIA! your
honorable bo1y take coGniEance OF
such conduct and order a thorough
luveEtigAti0u.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-10

CHICAGO, Nov. lO,-The will of the
probate court today. IL bequeathes
properly valued at S9bl,OO0, TO 10
divided between his four children,
aiter two years. Among other minor
bequalher he gives $4,000 for pefms.
nent investment for chrrlty TO be- de.
elded on by his executors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-10

LIVERPOOL, Nov. lO.-Four men
anu Two women have been arrested
here charged with gigantic ewiudliug.
They operated under two firm namcs,
both claiming TO be American merch.
ants anu exporters, and by means Of
mutual references they succeeded Ia
getting trusted by 100 hros i0t goods
to the value OF many thousand pounds,
alleged To be- for the American market,
which they pawned in Liverpool or
sold at auction Ia other towns.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-10
To complete rnrir cnureh.


Special BisIatch 70 ne NEws
CHEYENNE, wyo., Nov. l0.-rhe
board Of church cxtuLtlOnH nj Phila.
delphia has notified Rsv. j. A. John.
sou, pastor OF the First Methodist
chufcn OF this city, thAta donation Of
$1,000 and loan VI $4,000 has bren
maJe TO complete the elegant new
ediiiue Of that congregation, which has
been In course VI contraction the past
two ytnrH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-10
Vines AND BUSINESS.
7 TinliC Hines Reducing Force for ih.
Winter
FARMERS INSTITUTE MEETINGS.


The mining district Of rintlo ha,
oeen dull since the fall In the pricu u'
silver last summer but tho dullness &,
to be augmented durins the c0min.
winter season. Tho large mines hAv,
now Ibid Oh great portion Of the .ptcr
they were wording, aud one OF then
tho Eureka, has closed down entirely
Tor tho winter. The nlmber Of en-.
ploycs ut the Crntouuial.Elreka 10
greatly roducei, gEd hut few nou m,
now engaged nt the keystone and III,
Bullion. Beck.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-10
Students Society.

The regular weekly session OF the
Students society Of the Latter-dny
Saints college viii be held next FIT
day evening a, 1880, Following ia tue
program;
1, Recitation Miss Maria Wardr0p.
2. Observation-Disclosures w.. 4, Chamberlain.
.. InsirumOptal seluCtu,.. ..,., hlauricr Young
ruo public are cordially invited 30
attend. J, 4. WOODBURY.,
Chairman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-10
HERE'S ANOTHER.

A letter wss alsO received from II.
3. Barr, Of Saliva, SEWER county, al.
lefiug Irregularities IA regard 10 the
action Of the judges Of election In that
precinct On Tuesday last.
The commission referred both mat
tiers 10 the losrd OF oauvassers, who
will consider them upon taking up 500
canvass Of the returns for the precincts
named next week,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-10

CENTERpoINT, Ark, Nov. l0,-Mil.
Ter Davis was hanged this mo ming for
the murder, near Chapel Hin, In DC.
tober, 1892, OF sheriff Dollarhyde who
had wounded ono OF Dayls's trotherB
while the latter was resisting arrest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-10
cRANH wIrm a noun
demands 5000 lis IInoched Down
and fscsp,s.

demands e0u,OuO lis hnochoh Down
Hud fsCspss,
CLLvELANp, Ohig, Nov. 10. - A
crank called at The ollicc Of NJ. J..
HefrlCk, secretary nuu treasurer OF
security for savings, this afternoon
with Ia dynamite bomb In his hand
ana revolver In the other, demands
ing $4,000. Herrick knocked him
down an gfapplrd with him on the
floor. While m this position the crank
bred one shot at Heffica, the bullet
passing through his coat The fellow
then jumped through the window and
escaped.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-10

BERLIN. Nov. l0.-hn inhceper
named UrbleuOu, anu woman named
Melzget, were executed today ai Eis, "a
for the murder Of Grucnbaum, n cattle
ueAles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-10

The territorial commissioners 10
locate univeuity lands were holding a
session this afternoon Tor tIe transac.
lion Of official business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-10
rrelrh, nn.lnr,. Inerrn,lnr.
psclaI DiipafeA 70 m,NEws.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. lO.-Freight
business on the main line OF the Union
Pacific continues to Increase. There
are now thirty crews between Laramie
and Rawlins.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-10
WANTS TO LEAVE rmE CHURCH
Ills Friends too zeaIous-uis Enemies
Misundorstnnd Rim.

CHICAGO, Nov. lO.-Charges Of mis-
conduct with woman while attend
Ing the last general assembly OF the
Presbyterian church ut Portland, Ore
gon, are pending before the Chicago
presbytery against Rev. DR.. w. w
Totheroh, OF Hyde Park church.
Toiheroh has denied the charges, but
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-10

A telegram has been received stating
That tue three cabinets sent TO Ia,
NorliH Faif by h. Mackiutoih, and
which rupresruis nearly every work.
ing mine 10 Utah Territory, hg. re.
celvti tho Highest double award OF
sils bnuuc- auI o. HlI medal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-22
keNMEsEc BAPrIsrs.
The Annual Session At Skowhssan Proving Of
Great Interest 10 All.

SKownEGAN, Sept. 20. = Especial. j.
Wednesdays session of the Kennebec Ba,
It's, Association was full of good things A.
Rev. Mr.. Hanson said "Is has been a DC
lightful session."
In addition to the four new churches Re
ported as having been received into the Q.
socistion, a fifth, the church in Liber,,
was received. making Ave added at III,
session or 22 churches in all in the associa
ton.
fIfty-nine baptisms were reported by Il
different churches for the year. Eightet
ministers were present during this sessie'
and all the meetings were largely attende,!
The Oldest delegate Paul T. Stevens @
Sidney, now in his Oath year, attended
meeting of the association in the san,
church 81 years ago. Mr.. Stevens appear
quite vigorous for man Of his age Al,
was able 20 speak for fe ~ minutes to Il.
assembled delegates.
The doctrinsl sermon by Rev. DE-. "
II. Spencer Of waterville, was clear pr,
sensation of 1.-THE Distinctive Principles o
the Baptists." Rev. G. W. Hinckley e
Good viii Home, was of course en,lrel
At Uotue III tfthttHz t!lf iHlpOTeAut suDJet
of the Conversion of the Young"
Rev. C. V. Hsnson's address on ''IIo~ I,
use the Bible" was replete with helpful
thoughts.
Rev. n. T. Dutton of Fairfield spoke Oh
"The Relation of the Practical 10 the Spii
itual in Christian Life"
The address of Rev. J. +. Cochran o
EIallowell on The Holy Spirit and the ser
mon of Rev. Mr.. Stetson of vassalbor'
IRON the text land as many as touched hin
were made whole were alike interesting.
The paper of Miss Grace n. Coburn 0,
"i1ow to Reach Young Women" was res'
by Miss Emma Hutchinson. .t
The closing service of prayer was led b,
Rev. C. NJ. Emery Of Norridgewock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-22
AN INDIAN GOD assvoasp.
Relic Muaisss Ole a AaeIsal ltsl Ffsm Uadee
o. Old Stsas Wali.

MADISON, Conn. Sept. 2l.-Madison had
q god. lost II, found Il this week and 10
happy again. The god 10 = roughly hswn.
corpulent stone image, dark With sss and
exposure. which, there 10 little doubt, vas
fashioned by the powerful red mon, who
probably worshipped IL.
II 10 cut In the form Of squat fat man,
40 tall 20 the average American, and wcishe
tor or more. lts head, which 10 carved
with considerable skill, 10 immense; its
shoulders are massive, and about its neck
10 rudely chiseled band In imitation Of
necklace.
The history Of the IDOL 10 somewhat va
que and scanty In details. Smith, In HE
local History Of Guiiford," . neishboPing
village and one Of the earliest white settle
ments In Connecticut, speaks Of 1t ~ "the
old Indian god" and in letter written BY
Madison man to his srandchild more than
100 years ego. the writer says that the god
may be found mounted on little hill near
the shore Of Tuli's pond In Madison, north
east from certain landmark on the brink
Of the lake. Later on . Madison citixsn
irew the god into the village In his "stons
boat" and planted 1t In his lot, and many
people came to see II. Then 1t was made .
V0Lb VI y btuuf ~ 4n iu wv ne1s "ssVsU ses~
Madison Railroad station II now. Then
suddenly 1t was lost.
A few days ego 4 village antiquarian fell
10 wondering what had become Of tho fam
ous Old god, which had been lost sight OF
for half century. but II was in vaio that
he sought for 1t. Finally smother anti
quarian and genealosist, ]. Lee scranton.
went straight to an old wall In remote and
lonely Madison pasture and unearthedrit
from the bottom OF the wall. Nathan =.
Bushweli, a wealthy citizen. hal tho old
idol cleaned and trimmed and mounted IL
in the centre Of his ample lawn In this VII
lage.
Most people believe that the god belonged
to the Indians, but some think that II wss
produced by a prehistoris American race.
sho, perhaps, were akin to the curious and
ingenious people that left traces of thsir
GENERALIZATION In the Gila river valley Of
New Mesico.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-22
Notes.

| The colt which won the second prize in
the g-Dtiemsns driving class Is owned BY
Mr.. Bert Cross of Augusta. He is a very
promising one.
Mr.. j. IL. Grant has showed Cushnoc on
the track several s.mes during the fair. This
ine Stallion is showing fine gait AMI ap-
pears 70 have recovered from the effects OF
his injury. Mr. Gr.nt believes that with a
LITTLE handling he can make as good time
as he ever coul1. He was given trial
mile Thursday afternoon, doingit easily in
,2il.
A large number OF bicy clis,s were in at
tendance a; the fair Thursday.
Which is the ror To the Windsor fair
groundsf" queried the JorgsAL man. rs
he drew up at a cross road. of tall man
y no sat upon the fence in front of his
house. "S,raight aher l., was the response.
Say" he aided, slishtiug from his perch
and coming out to tie road, did you ever
see Il human guide bo, I'd.
NO"
THEN look at me. rm one. There
used to be gDile board here once. Since
it blew down I've takea is piare. told
the chairman of the selectmrn tothfr day
that was going to bring in a bill for ser
vices. He thought was joking; but l
wasn't. Hell find i, out, too, when the.
bI,ng in my bill for taxes"
The JouRsAL oppressed the hope that be
might be duly rewarded for his official
duties, and the .'human guide board
climbed back again upon his pc. ch.
Tie fine exh'ti; Of plants and cut towers
at the fair. has been one of its pleasing fea-
lures ami one that reflects credit upon the
ladies' who have eon.tibuted to the depaf.-
ment.
II, A. Rand who handles the Standard
Rotary Shuttle sewing machine, had the
only exhibit of machines on the l.ounds,
and spent the whole three days of the fair
explaining the merits Of his favorite
machine to the ladies'.
The fl, b heat of the 242 class of Thurs
day was won by Daisy Roiph in 80 l-2,
giving her the race.
Fine exhibits of jellies and preserved
fruit and vegetable. were made by Mrs.
David Given and Mrs. J. L. Ballister.
Some excellent exhibits Of butter we
made by Mrs. W. B. Davis, Coope.
Mills; Annie l.. Kennedy, North Pitiston
Mrs. Z. Malaney, Windsor, (lst Premium;
Mary Ashford Lash, Windsor. cd premi-
um); Mrs. J. Keshan, White field; and
Mrs. J. F. Ashford, Cooper's Mills.
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You
Can
Buy
Bottled
Health

OF yoar druggist seven days In the
week.
"hat Ia bottled health' Why, HIP
DhNs MAcsEric costrouxD to be sure.
You make no mistake when you buy
bottle OF health, and that Is what HID-
DEs's MAeSETic Co,mouSD IS.
1t is good fnedic;ac. safe rnoa!eins.
an effective medicine, and it Is doing
world OF good among alex people all
over New England.
ItsParkies with life. 1t is brimf.l Of
health, vigor, snap. and it wiil cure
you. Order bottle Of your druggist
to-day.
HiDDES's MAGNETIC Comrousp Is
the coming medicine. Ask your dug
gi't for liIpnzS's, and insist upon hav-
Ing iiinDEss. Accept nothing else.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-22
SUPERIOR couRI.
W. 8. CHoATE, Clerk.
l.. T. CARLETON, County Attorney.
+. r. NORTON, Sheriff.
+. A. SMALL, Stenogrspher.
THURSDAY, y, u. 21st.

THURSDAY, S,pt. 2fst.
Foster Nelson, convicted Of aiding and
harboring Wallace Nelson anil Henry
Whitten. to keep them from the officers Of
the law who we're trying to take them Into
custody on an Indictment for burning .
schoolhouse, was sentenced to Pay fne Of
$50 or be imprisoned six months in Jail.
Wallace Nelson Yetrac.ed his plea of not
guilty to the Indictment for burning tho
schoolhouse and pleaded nolo contendfe.
The question Of the respondents guilt was
an element in the case sgainst Foster Mel.
son, and the jury in that case bad found
Foster Nelson guilty Of aiding his brother,
Wallace Who they found bad burned the
schoolhouse. Therefore Wallace Nsl-
.on by advice Of counsel, concluded
not TO contend agsinst the State but take
sentence, though protesting his innocence.
He vas subjected to searching examina-
ton by both the Judge and county attorney,
at the conclusion Of which he was sentences
to two years In the State prison.
EvaDder Holmes Of Oakland, pleaded noe
guilty to Indictment for maintaining .
liquor nuisance and one for the illegal kill
ing Of trout, and the cases will bs In ofdss
for trial after the manslaughtef cases.
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THE SHUTTERS ourIne.
The Famous csmmereisI mss's Club Mas Iis
Annual Heiitay.

CAMDEN, Sept. 2l.--The annual outing
of the Shutter Club. the most famous Of the
clubs now in existence among the travelling
men who come TO this State, took place at
Lake CITY. near this town, today. About
4s members participated and enjoyed =
clambake on the shores Of the lake.
There were sports in the field aud .
banquet in the evening at the Lake City
hotel A ball game took place between
the Shutters and picked nine, resulting in
favor Of the former club, by = score of l
to 7. The outing vas . complete success
in every respect.
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Tso yrs Old class, iss. A Rogers. windsor; ID,
Georxs A Brsgx. Cana
Drat. her.e- pairx, t-t, y u Ersk4se. Cooper
Mills. I'd. " ~ Grsdy. W %h;teEeid
Draft horses tsisgiel. sss. WIN Grady, White
nsld,
single dishes 81 fruit. = A Lapba@. Wh.tsnsld.
wkfeE.ld. i-f tos Bzid~ins. Norfhern Spy, Ben
Dsgi. and Rhode island Gferntsz..
- A Grant, Ist fonpk sud Mann I'd iof
Basd3iss asa Bs.sfoNeT.
A Maroon. Pifrstop, ist for BeiinoxeE
Grab apples, ist. VI J Moshsr, wihd-ors ~,
John tooasan. Windsor.
Di.biay Of fruit. list, T. A Lspban. Ptt,s.oh: I'd,
J 4 henaey, ri fssGn, I'd. ; K cisfk. China
Txelge varieties Of appies, LET, Reeves, Wind
sor, ~. Jeha Cooksor, Windsor. 3D. David Given,
iHdsoF.
f.ye ssris;ie. " ptsrj. lst. Z A Laphan: II.
Das.. Gwen; %, John .ookson-
-Four sarislies tfail}. tsf, Ds.id Given; 2i, j A
ksaney; Sd. T. A LaphaD.
Display Of pears. ist, David Given, ID. A
henDey-
Walking horses. ist, J Atkins. HsioxsN; "a,
r NJ Turner, Palermo ID, Robert Given. Windsor
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ArpraS. Sspe, al,-fSpec3ol, 49,
s.~,.4.,x 49, 40 ~. M. aa-A.
=.
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following regarding ths 2Sth aHauAl go
vsnsioa to b hsld at Apb1rn, Oee, 10. II
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W oP.a AessucX e. N. ~ -sss.s
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@an os Sosoy vr'vSs Ae ~. xua.- wv
~ =. kos' y. D..o1 ~ xcsNs. ss ~.
uay ocnoos elo1 = s,SesH ~, ~ ~
ana ve sOos -. Vt. VI. n usacs.
ven snovn 10 ,nas sRec'sly, !" P.Sns ~
,S.s.es..ns MV sosn os ~ noI ~ !. -.
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=. she.Id 3. !. Everx n...s,

J.B. Wilson, 37i Clay St., Sbsrpsburg
Pa, says be will no. be without DR.. King's
New Discovery fof Consumption, Coughs
and Gods. that il cured his wife ~bo wss
threatened with Pneumonia after N attack
Of LA Grippe" when vsious other r''r"-
dies and several pi,ysiaisns hal tooe her M
cord Robert Barber Of Cooks2ort. Pa,
clsiDs DR.. Kings New Discovery has done
him more good than snytbing be ever used
for Lung Trouble. Nothing like u. Try
L. Free Trhi Bottles st W. A. Ershine's
Drug Store, Gxsdinef. Large bottles, Soc.
and 9l.O0. seplSeod&vfoifm
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HILL WON'T SPEAK.
Has Decided 10 Let the Ohio Campaign Take
Care si ilssli.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2l--SenAtor Hill
has decided that he C ,nnot go to Ohio te
help Larry Neal in his useless fight for tic
governorship.
sepaor Hill says he want, to be here
during all Of the silver fight, AMI, besides
he has several Law cases in New Yoli
which dem and all the attenticr
he can give outside his senatorial duties
Ex-Speakef Reed. ho~evef, has announced
that he will make At least three speeches il
Otio for Mckinley and Repubhcanism.
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eAx FgAscfsCo. Sept. 2l-Polics afs
searching for DR.. West, whom they b.
lisve murdered Miss Giimour, whose body
was found In mutilated condition Aoat.
Ing in the bay. II has been learned that
she died In DR.. Vests ofiice, and her body
was cut up in the dissecting room Of ths
California Medical institute, but how Il
reached the institute OF the hay = IN
knnWu
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Death si aiirsd L. Gates si vasssibsso ai
Pfoyiteaee.

EAsT vAssALnoKo, Sspt-2f.--( Special J
News Of the death of Alfred -. Gates,
youngest son of " iii.m and Eta Gates,
was received here Thursday naor. His
deafh occurred st Providene n. r.. after
Z fev dsys illness nf poeumoniA- The re-
mains ~ili be brought here for interment
Mr.. Gates wse = sours nan of sterling
worth and his death is sad bles 70 family
and friends.
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Fire q. Merrill.

MORRILL,. Sept. 21.--(Specia) .-Lss'
night the buildings Of Robie Meafs were
burned. Nearly all Of the contents we're
saved. The Gre is supposed to have been
the work Of an incendiary. There was IN
insurance on the buildings that will par
tally cover the loss.
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sung The meaning of the words OF tnelt
song was wholly of Kindness love apd SYN
pathy-a portion translates ~ foiows'
..rhe Kiekapcos bring You hesfth.v
ssThe,r hearts are full of pity fer yoes
..Hsye hope for the great spirtt
s.Hss given rs that which We efsef yo0.~
~it win make you well nnd happy"
II wss with the feelings expressed By
these words that they offered the kickapoo
Indisn Remedies to the white people. Thai
the ofIer was appreciated, and tnat tne
remedies have done great Eood - evi-
denced by q large sale all over the conti-
nrnt and their remedies are now found on
the shelves of every druggist in the land.
It's seasouable use has prevented setio0s
sicsnsss in thousands OF cases.
Disease cannot existtn It's presence
Rest Of all II il . simple compound oI
roots. barks and herbs, about which tne
IndiNn has more knovledge than any nv
ing bofanist or physician.
Remember. too, that ~kickapoo" keme'
dies are censine Indian preparations. IN
dians gather the herbs and prepare the ., 2,
for shipment. lndisps receive tnem y
shs Taborstory. indians steep them Ioi
fhs nedicipe and Indiana put mp the m
sshat6 nrosfuct. From nrst to lAe& tney aF<
true medicines oe tho red man
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r,e,x - oaenaaA DsassatsF, - seAas Aies'
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-22

LONDON, Sept. 2l-A tragedy which 70
suited in the loss OF three lives occurred
here early this morning Daisy Montague.
. dancer at the Empire tbestef. was walk
ing 70 her residence, accompanied by Z
gentleman, when q man overlook them
and, without word, fired several shots At
them from q revolver, infiictirg fatal
Wounds. Then he turned the weapon
upon himself, fired and fell dead
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-22

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used ~ over rlYrY fEA96 oZ nlLLION1 81
ING. With PERYEcT sUCCEge. II 1OO1 HES
The CHILD, SOrIKNS the GUNS, ALLAYs ~
PAIN: CURES WIND COLIC and 70 the boDe
renedy foY DIARKbXA. SID ~ AssGo1sts ID
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ofhss hlsA. Tvss-y.Avs sssts hett1e.