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WHERE IS BELOW
Who Has Thousands Of Dollars Belonging 10
Order Of &e9s.

HtStEg, Col, Jan. I9--tteorge G.. H..
Below, who acted as deputy supreme prcsi-
den, of the dcfunct Order of Aeeis of Bos-
ton. aud Later in the same pacity in the
re-organzed order, has mysteriously dis
appeared from Wheat Ridge, a Denver
suburb, where he has been soionrning for
two months.
Bclow has been in Colorado for some
time, organizing ioiges at Denver, Aryada
Golden Harris, AMI Wheat Ridge. 1t il
charged that Below is concerned in the
alleged crookedness in the affairs of the
order. 1t is known that he hal in his
p lsses-ion thousands of dollars collected
from the new lodges
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HlDDEN'S
MAGNETIC COMPOUND.

Winssr Ghoiera sad Asiatic Gaois r.s
closely resemble each other. EotI, have their
origin In disordereti condition Of the stomach
and bowels; both poison the entire intestinal
traet both exhaust vital energy and re.ince 'he
power Of resistance to disease. IHiddeH's =
nnsnetic CsnpoaBd cures Winter Ghoi-
eva, destroys cholera germs. eliminates chol-
eraie poison from the system, and restores vital
energy and strength. our Compound Is sold
By all druggists. 1t costs 81, hut il worth
iis weigkf in gold. When you call fot
uIiddea's Compound see that you get it.
Take no other. Ours Is tho best.
Ely IIrcEI's AND ONLY uircENS.
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AMICABLY SETTLED.
France Resents the Recent Act
of Great Britain
In Forcing khedive to Change Minis.
try and So Informs Her.
England Promptly Makes Proper Expiaaallsa
and the War Cloud Pasass.

l.aNnoN. Jan. l2,--Acting IN conformity
with Instructions sent to him by the French
foreign minister, NJ. Wasl,linyton, tho
French ambassador, tm.ay sen, note to
Lord Rosebery, the British foreign minis
ter, in regard 10 the trouble in Egypt. in
which it was stated that France could not
remain indifferent to an act on the part Of
Great Britain that tended to Infringe upon
the independence of the khedive,
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ARE NOT FUGiTlvES
Because They Didn't Commit the Crime in
State Which Asks Exsraditi0n.

B>lriAonE. MI, Jan. l9.---Governor
Brown tolay refused to grant r'qui-iion
for iIosmer and House, the Iron Hall Off
cials. indicted at indianapolis for emhczzlc-
tnent Governor Brown states that the
men were not in Indiana at the time Of the
alleged crime, and he does not believe a
person can BE- said to he a fugitive from,
Justice of a state. who did not. within that
state, commit d crime.
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Ii nature did NOT struggle against disease,
even II, weakly constitutions, swift fBd.e5 woud
b. the course OF u maiady 10 its fatal ternani-
tipu. While natnre fhas struggles let Us. les.
worse befsll US. aid her efforts with judictuHs
medic nal help. Experience must bs our ga.de
In battles with si.ea-e. ana that "ianip I" our
feet' indicates Hostetfer-s Stomach Bit ers n.
safe tried and thorough ally of nature. II the
blood be infected with bile, If the bowels and
stomach are inactive, If The kidneys fail ~ expe
impurities OF which they The natural eufiei
course of the Bsfters is the ,aTest reliance ol
the sufferer, one. moreover. ii,at Is sancfinnrf
bv professional Endorsement and use for nearls
half ceBtnrs. No American or foreign rsfued,
and preventative of chronic liver complaint
malaria, constipation, kidney and rheumatic
trouble and debility.
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GORHAM NORMAL SCHOOL
solds Graduating Exercises Of First Class
's3-Lessia,ive Delegation Present.

GoRntM, Jan. i9.--The graduating ex-
ercses of the first class of 'l,;, Gorham
State Normal School, was held this after
noon, 20 young ladies' receiving diplomas,
Among the many visitors was an unusually
large delegation from the Legislature.
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RANDALL AND WELDON
Get Five Years ia Prison for Their Grave
yard insurance Swindie.

ST. JOINS, N. b, Jan. l9.-Judge
Peters ioisy seotenceh Dr- Randall ami &.
b. Wclton to the penitentiary for five
years. Tie prisoners were recently fouml
guilty Of defrauding insurance and benefit
associations Of the tinted States Of large
amounts, by effeciine graveyard insur-
ancc upon a number of people in Nova
Scotia
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Viciim Of an Enheman OYsierman.

BNrimoRE, Jan. l9.-Belloni Jaun, a
native of Paris. is victim of m inhnman
captain of an oyster schooner. lie shipped
from New York. was charged months
pay for expenses hammered with Il shovel
and otherwise beaten. and then pat ashore,
Witll the thermomeitr at zero, and TOLL 10
walk heme lie is in bad way.
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Three Years for MansIaughscr.

N,.w HAvgN, Conn, Jan. I9.-~The jury
10 the keefe mur,lcr .Iial tonight returned
Il verdict of guilty of manslaughter with q
recommendation to mercy. Judge Hall
sentenced keefe to three years in the state
PRISON kecfe stabbed James Winn during
!, quarrel at Sayin Rock last August.
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Warranted to CURE
INVESTMENTS.


We offer the following desirable invest
aenss:
Maine Central per ecat Consolidated
Mortgage Bends. due 1912.
Maine Central i2 per cent Improve
ment Bonds due 1916.
knex and lincoln Railway ) per cent
improvement Bonds due f3.l, fguaran-
teed principal ard interest by the Maine
Central.
Rumford Falls Railway ) per cent
First Mortgage Extension Bonds due
1912.
Rockiand, Themaston and Camden
Street Railway per cent FIRST Mort
gage Bonds due 1879.
Unien Electric Railway Company
First Mortgage q per cent Bonds due
1879. Of Saratoga Springs, New York
Athoi Mass. Water Company ) per
cent First Mortgage BoBjs due 1912
works built in 1876, gravity system.
Camden Il Roeklaud Water Company
fI-2 per cent Mof,gag. Bonds due 1917.
Portland Il 0ghenbnrg Railway Stock.
Dividends guaranteed and paid quar-
terIy direct 10 the stoe khoidcr by the
Maine Central.
Hereford Railway Company Stock.
Dividends guaranteed and paid semi
annually dlres, 10 the stockholders by
the Maine Central
FRED E. RICHARDS & CO.,
% EXCHANGE STREET,
POKTI IND. MINE.
iiIl.Li nina
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The undersigned hereby gise notice that ti'f''
Will pefitioI the 1ext Legislature to gfaSr ts'fi
ang. their associate charters tn bald ea.ns ans
make Improvement for driving legs o9 the Sofff
Rranrh 5f fenobscot river. in TownsiiP 5. Z. =
W f. T.. s.; in r. q, E. ,s. ". T.. J.. $ IN u e,
Tnwssi,,,,. i II. ii ". Is. Il, ~ W. +. L
s.,6R Is, ". Z. l.. S: s Il. 10 " Z. l. =: ass
!, Il. 30, w y l. $ Also on riac headwatcrs q
Raker Lake, in Townships 4. 4 Il. W. Z. Z.
and I. i. x. IL, W. f. L. 5. and &. e. =. W u. l.
s All being tributaries vi sasi Baker Lake
which lake Il situated in I. !, L. II. W. F. l. ;,
mt! tho stream TO be improved being known /
part es the distance " Wohoosteoek rtsisi aiss
sp Tie heaS,y.l.ers az the tributaries sf De.l
Brook in r 8. X ae, ". +. L. -, snd s. r. ~. "
T. Il. y. anss collect reasonable tolls en- alt log
passing through, or benefited by sud asias
DANIEL y. DAVIS.
Ranpar INC, i. isy2 decldf
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REVERSED THE DECISION
In the Case Of Detective Coughiin in the fa-
nous cronin Case.

Chicago, Jan. l9.-'rhe attorney in the
celebrated Cronn case today received dis
patch from Ottawa, Illinois, saying that the
state supreme court had reversed the lower
courts decision in the trial of Detective
Daniel Coughlin. 1t is expected that
Coughlin will have a new trial.
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The visiting friends need not hesitate u,
eat creams, eastards, efe., wtsiis in oar city.
As very little fasosing ii asesi IN this see
fion bst the justly celebrated BAssE's
ExrRscrs which are kaown tise egaasry
over for Perfeet Purity. and honest full
Measure When at home doat rai fer a
bottle Of Extracts but insist ca getting the
Baker's Eetraets tie oaly Extracts niasie Ia
the State that have received beth MEbAL
AMI DfrtoMA (over eight couapetitoFs) at
one Of the largest Peas Foob Exnfefffoss
In this eouutfy,
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meteorological Report.

january la. 1883. IL P. NJ
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STORM AT SEA
Causes Unusually Heavy Sea to Roll
in Along the Coast.
The Ice Situation Unchanged Though the
Weather Is a Little Warmer.

HlaHLsSp LIonr, Mass, Jan. la.--Au
unusually heavy sea is rolling in on the
coast tonight, denoting storm of consider
able violence at sea. Not a sailing vessel
passed the cape today, Notwithstanding the
weather was fair.
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FIRE At BALTIMORE.
American Phosphate and Chemical Company
Has S200. 900 Loss.

BALTIMORE, Jan. I9.-Fire tonight IN
the large warehouse of the Ahierican rhos-
phate and Chemical Co, caused n loss, esti-
mate, at S200,ooo, which it is thought, will
be covered tty insurance
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Amicably Settled. o, Course.

PARis, Jan. l9.~-It is semi officially an
nounced that Great Britain has changed
explanations with France on the subject of
the action taken in requiring the Khedive
to dismiss his ministry. France accepts
the appointment of Riaz rasha as a com
promise.
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Speak Of Him in Highest Terms.

CoirMBus. Ohio. Jan. l3.-The Lcgis
lature today adopted resolutions on the
death of Gen Hayes, which speak in the
highest terms of his character, abilities, and
public services.
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New York Senate Adopts Resolutions

ALBANY, n. y, Jan. l9.-The Senate to-
day adopted resolutions of regret on tie
death of ex-President Hayes.
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Senator Carlisle Rtsisss.

LorIsvrLLr, Jan. ia dispatch from
Washington Gays: John q. Carlisle mailed
his resignation last right as United States
senator from Kentucky.
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Bosros, Jan. Is.-For Maine: Friday,
fair, slight change in temperature, west and
northwest winds; Saturday, generally fair,
warmer.
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Resolutions by Illinois Legislature.

| SrRISGFIELp, Ills., Jan. l9.--In the Leg
! islaturc today resolutions on the death of
ex- President Hayes were adopted by ris
/ ing vote
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New Hampshire Sympathizes

| CoScoRp, n. H., Jan. ly.-Thc Senate
adopted the resolutions, which were passed
in the House, this afternoon, on the death
of ex-Prcsdent Hayes.
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fult WAR STRENGTH.


| LoNuo>. Jan. i9--rwo companies Of
the South Wales Borderers have been or
| iered to start for Egypt ON Monday. The
companies will be mp to the full war
strength.
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A STOMACH LIKE AN INDIAN.
Why the Indians Never Have Oys-
popsia, Yet arc Careless Eatere.

IN ons conid accuso
an Indian Of over-carc-
fu,ness in eating. He
ate what nature gave
him - berries from the
wood. spoil from his
traps. game from his
bow. He ate plenty OF
1t, ate TIL lac was full.
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IL, Mr.. Peaks of riseasaquis--pe Petition of
c. y. Rand and others OF Guilfori for mu-
nieipal- suffrage for women; also hill an
act 70 amend sections Is and 20. chapter ~
of the Revised Statutes relating to eorpor-
ations, as amended by chapter - of the
Laws of 1891,
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the PANAMA TRIAL.
The Arguments for Defence Opened and Court
Adiourns Till Tuesday.

PARIS, Ja,i, i9.--In the Panama trial to-
day, Maitre Barboux opened the case for
the defence, after which court adjourned
until Tuesday,
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The Latest.

WAsHISGTos, Jan. 20.-t p to o'clock
no change was reported in Mr.. Blaine's
condition, and at that hour all was quiet at
the house.
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FAIR AND MARINER.


WAsHlssreS. Jan. Ia---Fur Maine :
Fair, warmer, aortherly winds, becoming
variable
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HOUSE.
TH,RsptY,J Jal

THrRSptY, Jan. 10.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Papers from the Senate disposed OF In
concurrence.
Petition of T. 4. Freeze and iS others of
Charleston for an act prohibiting SUNDAY
excursions by railroad companies AMI
steamboats, and to properly regulate SUNDAY
traffic; referred by the House to committee
on railroads, Came back from the Senate :
referred to the committee on legal affairs.
On motion OF Mr.. Adams of Bangor the
House rcccdetl and concurred,
rEruoNs, BuLs, etc, pEEsgSrEp ASp
St. Landry democrat., 1893-05-20

In addressing recently the California
Academy of Science on the subject of
the scarcity of game in the State, DIR.
Gustav Eisen outlinen plan for prcscr-
wing the wild animals still remaining,
and adding to them others not native to
the country, but which he thought
would thrive owing to favorable climatic
conditions. He recommended that the
Government reservations and parks be
set aside for the experiment. There he
would place musk-ox from the north,
vicunas and chinchilias from Chilli,
channels from Pyrences, and lliamas from
the Andes, besides the bears, deer,
beavers, and other animal, which may
still be found in some parts OF California.
He admits that the reservations afforded
but little food to sustain such animals
but it was part of his proposition to
plant various fruits, nuts. and herbs, on
which they were accustomed to live.
Among the birds which he would intro
duce are snow cartridges and Tartarian
pheasants Such an Enterprise would
fail utterly without stringent game laws
and he proposed that the killing of wild
animals throughout the State be pro-
hibited for ten years, DR.. Eiscn's belief
being that the game introduced would
scatter in the mountainous parts Of the
State
St. Landry democrat., 1893-05-20
Plowhan(lle PlOddings.

Some people dress for work, but never
work for dress.
High-priced clothes and low-priced
cattle will not pay TIE mortgage on the
farm.
Red hair and freckles may run in the
family, but a boy seldom takes drinking
and swearing from his mo her.
You can find out how much longer
your nose is than your arm by hunting
for door in dark room.
A. man may succeed in starving his
land and feeding himself pretty WE'LL;
but 1t isn't much better than highway
robbery.
y IT'S a good rule 10 substraet foot
from the height OF door, when you
wear plug hat-unless you want to
buy new hat.
dI'm sure. said old Mr.. Shavepaper,
mo one could take more interest in
lands than / do" Not legally" re-
tOrted his son Tom.
The money comfortable washhouse
would cost will buy handsome coffin
for the woman who will he economical
enough to wash out in the ca'f-pasture.
Don't Judge man responsibility by
Che quality Of the umbrella he carries;
ne may have had fit of absent mind
edness in the church vestibule.
A father gave his three sons each a
farm. One drank himself to death, u.s.
ing his up; the second died in the poor
house, after trading his away; and the
10 get all three. Moral: Give a boy
the powder-can and matches, but not
sudden ysalth.--Amerioan Agr!cp!surisk
St. Landry democrat., 1893-05-20
The Oyster Age.

The chalk-forming epoch was con-
spict1ous1y the age of oysters. In Texas
banks composed Of the shells of these
bivalves twenty feet thick and thousands
of square miles in area are found.
Whereas nowadays there is only one
kind of oyster, differentiated into half
a dozen varieties, then there were more
than score of species. There were
oysters with shells that wei ghed twenty
or thirty pounds each, which had great
beaks that curled outward. Others had
shells with saw-like toothed ed ges.
There were some miniature species, too
small to be Of use to man, if human
beings had lived at that time. These
molusks were the common food of great
fishes long ago extinct, which had strong
grinding teeth in the roofs OF their
mouths. They were also gobbled by the
toothed birds, which then were numer-
Gus. Star fishes, resembling very closely
their descendants of to -day, preyed upon
them. That was the era of strange and
monstrous reptiles. There were as yet
no mammals. 1t was then that the first
towering plants appeared. Scattered
plentifully through the chalk beds are
what Geologist Robert 7. Hill, who gave
the writer most of his information on
this subject, calls "fossil strawberries. "
They are perfect casts of the dubious
ends of plant stems from which grow the
petals of flowers that bloomed millions
of years ago. Being covered with mud
they decayed and left molds, which filled
up with limy oozh, the latter hardening
and thus preserving in this wonderful
manner the form of the vegetable struc-
ture.- Washington Star.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-05-20
Teeth OF the Negro,

The old time coiorcd man was noted
for the brilliant whitene,9 Of his teeth
O quality which is not inherited by his
descendants Of the present day. Nova
days the teeth of the negroes do not
seem to be nearly SO good as those Of
his white bro her. The reason is to he
found in tn, change Of food. The slave.
had plenty to eat, but the food given
them was Of the simplest kind. Fork.
meal, potatoes and such vegetables as
they raised themselves formed their
bill Of fare. Now they eat all sorts Of
indigestible stuff, outdo:n3 the white
people in this direction, showing a par
ticu ar tondness for candies and sweet
meats. The consequences is that in a
single generation the ivory teeth of the
save have given place to the decayed
fangs of the freedman.-St. Louis
Globe Democrat
St. Landry democrat., 1893-05-20
SERIOUS FACTS ABOUT BREAD
which HOusekeepers Should EaruestI,
(Oa,iiers

Consider.
A serious danger menaces the health
OF the people of this country in the nu-
q. merous alum baking powders that are
now being urged upon the public.
fhcrc is no question as to the rlctr;-
mental elect of these powders upon the
system. Every Board OF Health, every
physician, will tell you Of the unwhole-
some qualities they add to the food.
Some countries have absolutely pro-
hiolted the sale of bread containiny
alum.
Even small doses of alum, given to
children, have produce fatal results,
while cases of heartburn, indiges ton,
gripping, constipation, dyspepsia, and
various kindlcd gastric troubles from
irritation of the mucous membrane,
caused by the continuous use of food
prepared with the alum CIR alum phos.
rhatc powders, are familiar in the prac-
tlce of every physician.
It's not possible that any prudent
housewife, any loving mother, will
knowingly use an article of food that
will lnjure the health of her household,
or perhaps cause tho death of her chill.
dren.
bow shall the dangerous alum pow ders
be distinguished Aud how SHALL the
danger to health from their USE be
avoided2
Generally, alam powders may be known
from the price at which they are sold,
or from the fact that they are acc,m.
panied by gift, are disposed of under
some SC eire. The alum powder costs
put few cents pound to make, and is
often sold at - or 25 cents q pound.
III some present is gwen with it, the
2llce may be 80, 40 or 81 cents pound.
lit is impossible to name all the alum
powders in thc market, but any baking
powder sold at low price, or adyer.
TIED as costing only half as much rs
cream OF tartar powders, accompanied by
present, or disposed of under any
scheme, is of this class, detrimental to
health, and to bc avoided
But the easy, sac, and certain protec.
ton of our bread, biscuit and cake from
all danger Of Embellishments is in the
use Of the Royal Baking Powder only.
This powder is mentioned because of the
innumerablc reports in its favor by high
medical authorities, by the U. s. Gov.
crnment, and by the 1iic:al chemists and
Boards OF Health, which leave no doubt
as to its entire freedom from alum. lime
and ammonia, its absolute purity and
whoscsomcness. While ITS usc is thusa
safeguard against the poisonous alum
powders 1T IS satisfactory at the same
time to know that it makes the whitest,
hghtcst, sweetest and most delicious
food, which will keep moist aud fresh
longer, and that eau be eaten with im-
manity hot or cod, stale or fresh, and
also that owing to its greater strength it
Is more economical than others.
These facts should incline consumers to
turn deaf car to all opportunities 10
tuy the inferior powder. II grocer
urges the sale OF the cheap, impure, alum
brands, it should be borne in mind that it
IS because be eau make more profit on
them. The wise housekeeper will decline
IN gu cases to take them.
Take no chances through Using a doubt
fM article where SO important a mailer as
me hesttt ca lite Of dear ones is at stake,
St. Landry democrat., 1893-05-20

During cruise of the ships of our
white fleet the guns are fired with full
charges once month. But it costs
hundreds of dollars to do this, and for
nurposes of drill between times a block
is fitted into the barrel of each large gun.
This block is perforated with bore not
much larger than rifle barrel, and to
fire blank cartridge through that costs
only cent. At the same time, all the
mechanism of the gun has to be used, as
in firing heavy charges, so that the sa!ls
prs get ths hapaat Of the practice,
St. Landry democrat., 1893-05-20
HewsA This

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for
any case Of cstarrh thrt cannot be cureo by
taking Halls Uatarrh Cure.
L. J. CHENEY & Co, Props. Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known g. J.
Cheney for the last 10 years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business transact
tons and financially able to carry out any OBJ
legations made by their firm.
WEST & TRv AK, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
o.
WALDING, kINNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo. o.
Halls Caiarrh Cure is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous SUR
faces of the system. Testimonials sent free
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all druggists.