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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-06
HIS WINGS CLIPPED.
Mail Thief Who Has Been Operating Quite ex'
tenSiveIv Is CAPTURED.

CHICAGO, July 3. For two years the
loss of mail upon the Grand Trunk, in
Guiding the American pouches consigned
to Canada and the mail from Montreal
and Toronto consigned to all the western
states, has been a source of great annoy
ance to Canada and the United States.
At last the matter became unbearable to
the Canadian government, and Postmaster
General Bissell was asked to assign Post
office Inspector James +. Stuart to the
case In the guise Of tramp Stuart
worked on the case for several days and
became convinced that the thefts were
being done in the mail car in daylight.
Finally he saw Charles Ford, superin-
tendent of repairs for the Grand Trunk at
Port Huron, ex-member of the Gratiot
council, ex-president of the town council
and for five years one of the most
trusted employees Of the Grand
Trunk, enter the car, remove the valuable
letters from the pouches and reseal the
pouches.
Ford then withdrew, locked the car and
walked toward his private office He had
proceeded but 200 yards when Stuart ar
rested him. .
A crowd gathered and protested, but
Stuart TOOK his prisoner to u quiet place
and discovered on Ford's person 3Ss letters.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Y77T a o0IoVs FOURTH


$1,000 = eron4 01nos Q - eFsss
cucAco. July A-Evsry railroad run
min. into Chicago Ravs . special rate yes
t.,.s.v and the cloaing Of commercial
hcn.s. enabled workmen and business
reonle 10 swell the thronSs at the Worlds
a, The attendance Is estimated at
r..,,v ano00 The American flag was
sv,rrvhere displayed and everybody
seemed to enter heartily into the sp'r' u
the day
hibitors of all nations were drawn up,
Each man carried IN American nag ga.
as the proces sion from the ci'y PasSeu
through the ranks the exhibitors uhcos-
cred aud waved their hags All then pro-
ceeied to the plaza between the aom''iis-
tra,inn building and the terminal s'a'ioh'
where yras,t stand had been erected
AT u:0 o'clock Director General DaSis,
with Vice President Stevenson, appeArsu
on the platform and mighty shout went
M from 5000 throats.
The exercises opened with music froeh
the chorus of nearly 1000 singers director
General Davis then called the assemoiase
10 order. As he did so c. II. Clarke OF
Milwaukee presented him gavei MADE
from a piece Of the famous Washington
elm at Cambridge. Mass
Rev. DIR. Garfield Of the Universaiiss
church then offered prayer, after whic.
Vice President Stevenson was INTRODUCES"
and was greeted with rousing cheer lie
made an address which was frequently
interrupted with applause
The Chorus then sang COLUMBIA, the
Gem of the Ocean," the audience joining IN
the refrain. A speech by Mayor Harrison
followed The booming OF cannon anu
ringing of bells soon announced IL was
high noon. Mrs. Morris touched teie-
graph key, and the clicking OF the instr"-
ment announced TO the cities ana towns
all over the country that it was noon IN
Chicago and that the original 'Old GLORY"
was being hoisted. II carried the news 10
Trov, and the new liberty bell there
sounded its first notes.
While the instrument was yet clicking
Mrs stafford, bowed down with age,
with trembling hands, seized the halliards
and pulled aloft tue historic Paul Jones
flag The vast throng stood silent with
uncovered heads for a moment, and then
there came mighty shout that drowned
the noise Of cannon and bells.
Director General Davis then introduced
the orator OF the day, Hon. Hampton L.
Carson, of Philadelphia, whose address
was warmly appreciated The audience
afterward united in singing America ="
The declaration of independence was read
nv John G.. Norton of Chicago, the audi
ence sang the doxology and with cheers
for President Cleveland, Our Country
and Mrs. Stafford the great demonstra-
ton came to an end.
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On the Threshold.


Standing at womanhood's door is She
Glad in her virginia. purity.
\ creature far ar the iiies be.
And. like he lilies, alas, how frai;
They are borne 70 earth when the storms prevail
tbd their life goes out in the morning gale.
When We see frail and lovely creature
standing on the threshold between girIhood
md womsnhood, we SILVER with fear OF
What may b. because we have seen so many
succumb at this critical period of life. Whsl
il needed at this 'iue is tonic and invigor.
snt--something that will promote proper
functional action Of the female organs. The
only remedy to be depended ON is DR.. Pierce,
Favorite Prescription. This unfqu.lcd
medicine, which cures diseases peculiar to
women. 10 especially valuable al the period
when the girl crosses the threshold OF
womsnhood. Used ut such time, it never
fails to produce most b. ne fetal result, and
many fragile girl has been tii-d over one
Of LIES most Try ing periods by it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-06
Hamilton Fish Is President.

New YORK, July 5.-At the meeting Of
the New York State society OF Cincinnati
officers were chosen to serve the ensuing
year as follows: President, Hamilton Fish;
vice president. John Cochrane; secretary,
John Schuyler: treasurer, A. J. Clinton;
assistant treasurer, W. l.. keene; chap
lain, NJ. II. Hutton, DID; physician, T.
NJ. l.. Christie, MI d.; delegates To the
general society, j. 5. Schuyler, J. Clinton,
John Clinton. J. b. Narick, J. $ Van
Cortlandt and NJ II. Hutton, ID d.
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fiAhNDst-
Farmer, will generally begin hsying on
the second Monday in this month ne
grange has had An acquisition OF eien' ne"
| members lately and several Old ones rem
stued.-Our people celebrated the fouf.l'
m other towns where fancy attracted 'hen
The apple crop will be the smallest 10
yesrs.-The roads in town have oeeh pu
IN excellant condition under the care
/ the rosd commissioner who has the enA'e
of the road machine, and knows now
make good roads, s faculty but few pos
sess.
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July Fs-Nesttnz Of GoFssHcr's toune1i
Au sn-t s--Ahassi ksaHion- rita HaiAe tANsf
Hs-nf, Peak. fsiasa-
JuIy - Aas y =. hc-za Park Chausal,sGan Assrih
bly, Cd Orchard -.
Jaff q Aug. TT sAaatAH{sa Ass~uaiay, fryeoafz
August s1-O.a Fslloss Of Maine SRh Ahai'ei
szry. Portland. -. IA.
Aagssf y IG--k Of r field and Pyihian day, Bath
llcl, 10, u aaa ls-,asAliatsos County FAR a
T. .A.....
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-06

EACH BOTTLE GUARANTEE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-06
LOSSES ~ FIRE.

PORTLAND. Me-, July 5. Hotel Waldo,
on Little Chebeaugue island, was de-
stroyed by fire. none Of the furniture be-
ing saved. All escaped without injury.
Loss $500.
Dies MONIES. July 5-The double-story
brick block at ei3 Walnut street, owned
by J. A Carver. was burned Three per-
sons were burned and otherwise injured BY
the falling of the plate glass front. Loss,
s., 60
AuBuRs, Me-, July s-During the
shower the stable Of Thompson Bros. was
struck BY lightning and burned to the
ground Loss about els0Q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-06

One of the worst enemies of the musk
melon is the cutworIn. He is very fond
Of wheat middlings, and American Cul-
sivator suggests that advantage can be
taken of this to destroy him by poison
ing, Mix very little paris green with
the middlings and then strew the poi
soned mixture in circle around the hill
and as close to the plants as possible.
Numbers of dead cutworrns will he found
every morning. So long as they can get
the middlings they care for nothing else.
Of course care should be taken to keep
fowls or chickens from getting at the
meal. When cultivation begins. little
earth is drawn over what middlings is
not consumed. and it makes an excellent
fertilizer.
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And Still Another.

Boston, July 5-Samuel Cogon, boy
four years old, attempted to cross the
street in front of an electric car and was
crushed to death under its wheels. The
accident occurred at the corner of Wash
ington and Cobb streets at s.45 last even
ing. Hundreds of men and women were
near the scene and witnessed the fatality.
but were powerless to save the child from
death. The motorman saw the child. but
not until the car was within ten feet of
him. and was unable to stop it in so short
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4if0.


Brgnswiek.ians u, Farmeiis l.. sh~rslsafi, aged
% years. jane i, Mr. Leonard Town end, aged
!, years; June y. e-rsr Willisms. AZ 80 years
June n Dprinda y. " n. WIFI o! JOAN " III aged
u years June =. Sabfa A.. wife Of james c.
Smith aged 8. years. months. June d. William
Drxin, aged - yesrs. months.
Old Orchard July /. A. A. Deunett, aged 50
years and . months.
Harpsweit- Jane p. Captain Hugh FAR.
LINCOLN
Boothhay Harbor-.IaHe =. james y. Barter.
aged f7 years. days; Jaae Il. Frank L. son Of
John u. and MARY A Mcfarland. aged wears,
: months
southport June M. Joshua p. f,nshmsn aged
. years. months. 3 DAYS Jane - Edith VI.
Westmzn, sgei : years.
foRk.
ssco-Inne 70. Juslson A. Beaiier. aged ID years.
A. years. months
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| NEW YORK. July i.
| FLouE--Receipts. i2s.i7I pkgs; exports. 1856
| hbls; zoos sacks. sales. 1850 pkgs, market
| Low extras. 81 e5a2 IS; city mills s5a3 30 CITY
mills patents. ioa4 co. winter wheat lou
grades, % 2 a.. fair 10 fancy. 2 IS n Is
| patents. 40a4 co -Minnesota clear. 2 50a3 %
-.raights, s0a4 90, patents. 4 GOA Is. rye
mixtures. soa3 -; supertne 75a2 rs. tne. i 20
AZ 10
RYE fLoUR-more active. steady.
CORN MKAI.-duIl steady.
RYE-duli; Western. 5ss5g.
BARLEY dull, steady No. ,. western
5oas0; state. 65as0, No Toronto, s4as5.
BAILEY MALT-steady. quiet; western 7oas2,
two rowed state 70a75, SIX rowed state s0as5 city
made Canada i00aiOh.
wHEAr-Receipts loo 30 bush: exports, 65i .eas
sties, TO CO., moderately save for export, lower
closing steady, ----
NJ. req, store and elevator. 7oia7l ;
No, sprug 77ia7s. No. / northern 7i{a7li :
No. ,, northern. 7oa7oi; no Milwaukee 7oia70i :
No. 3 red. a, No spring s0Ias0i; ungr adea
red, 724a73i.
CoRS-l Receipts. 10 800. exports t7G s2i: ssles
5000, steady, .al lower, fairly active ;----
20 !. Sofa, elevator iPsa''i. aioat. No
uusraded mixed. idta4s,; steamer mixed, 4s, .
No. , white, a.
sales. III Gee easier, fairly active; ------
No 2. AisS5, do shte, Es-. No Chicago
- ia;6 40 3. al, do white. alb mixed
esfFrn, ssah. DO white. Nsa42d pt..te state
36iai2
8GEF-duil, steady
BEEF HANS-,iuiet,
LARD frmer, Iulet; -------- Western
.'cSr, closed al ss.7S. nominal; sales ties nj
s-aS--, city, &s.JOass.1j, sales tcs:
Refined. dull - continent, sic To- !
90 60, and (. -.
FORK quiet, steady, old mess, }I415a
&l5, new meas. si5.75a&Ie.25, extra prime
nominal.
BUrrsR-qaet, steady,
state dairy, l7s2l; 10 creamery 2l..22
Western dsirv l5ials, do creamery i7agg do
factory, Halls, E.lznn, 22a22, rolls. Penn.
creamery, 3ol3o. do factory, lsae3.
CHEESE moderate demand; - state large
white, 7iasi; do coIorcd, 7ia.s. do small. ssg;
do 1ne whIte, i0a-, old, +, 10 white. Ioai0i
par shims old isd; do new 3as. fun .kirns, lal.
PETEoIErM-- quiet, steady; United 81.
CofFEE-Rio, hrrner, dull. No :, 16ialsi.
SUGAR-raw. firm, fair demand: rennen, fairly
No. /. ssi6st; No. .. s-lsa -; No. 4.
Al Sl6; No. &. fls5 Ito. No. 7iiaf i5-i6;
No. $, ii-idaf 49,. No. 9. sJsi II rs
No. 10, iaieaii; No. IL. aia4 ills No.
4, i2ai li-i6. No. II, "a: of "A Is ida5 ) ID:
mould g, Nj l6a5i. standard q, 5sa st6.-
eohfeetioners. a5i S 10. Gu, loaf. S - i6s6,
crushed, Il i6-6. powdered. s. 1915; gran
uIated, 5sas lilo. cubes 81 - 1870
Freights % Liverpool. n...rxes, quiet, less firm
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ALL FOR A WOMAN.
Murder May Be the Result Of Sfabbing
ARRAY al Boston.

BosToN, July 5.-,Iohn Curran~ was ar
rested at 10 O'Clock last night for an
assault on James Brodrick with knife at
- Chapman street, early in the evening.
The assault was the outcome of a quarrel
over a woman, it is said. Brodrick was
stabbed In the abdomen three times and
suffered much from loss of blood. His
wounds are of dangerous character and
may cause his death
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A Drunken Mans Misfortune.

SALEM. Mass, July 5.-Nicholas Muir
ply. while under the influence of liquor,
attempted to climb the staging around
the l60foot chimney Of the Lynn and Bos-
ton power station. After climbing up 40
feet he lost his hold and fell on pile of
bricks. He suffered internal injuries
which will probably cause death.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-06

CHICAGO, July Brew John r. James
Of the Aldie company walken into the
agricultural building at the Worlds fair,
aud when he came upon the whisky he
rarried a heavy cane and smashed away Mt
the bottles. Then he was seized by two
guards. The clergyman was taken to the
patrol barn. lie wrote out long state
nent of why struck the whisky power. -
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The Roman Catholics of Augusta are
planning for a grand excursion to Five
Islands on Tuesday, August /, and have
chartered the Islander for that purpo.e
They will probably have large crowd on
board.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-06

The two silos erected for the benefit Of
the live stock department are circular,
80 feet in diameter and 30 feet high on
the sides. with capacity Of 800 tons
each. The foundations are of brick. laid
in cement and plastered inside and out.
Above this the framework is Of wood,
the lining being Of matched and dressed
strip nailed obliquely. so as to insure
the greatest possible strength. Between
this lining aud the outer walls is an air
chamber Of some Is inches. The outer
wall is of perforated sheet iron nailed on
studding one foot apart, plastered with
waterproof cement and finished with tive
coats Of paint.
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SKOWHECAN.

John bore of Worcester is in town visit
ing,
c. A. Paul of Scion WAS in town Tues
day.
Wallace Rscklif returned to Newport
Wednesday.
Mrs Albert Noble is in Freeport visiting
for a few weeks.
Chas Pooler and wife are the guests of
NJ. T Pooler and family
Mrs. NJ. A. Whitney of Ypsilantic, Mich.
is visiting friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Rackliff of Newport
were in town over the Fourth
Mr. and Mrs Almore Walker of New
Portland were in town Tuesday
Mrs. j. W. Ennis of Albany, N. Y. is in
town, the guest of Mrs j. n. Merrill.
Mr. and Mrs. +. McKenney and daugh-
ter are spending few days in Skowhe-
gan.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Houston of Guilford
are the friends Of Mr.. anI Mrs. Frank
Cushman.
Miss Eunie Chapman who come up to
speid the Fourth. returned to Waterville
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Lumslen and Mrs
Lumsdens mother have returned from their
Western trip.
Miss Annie Kennedy of Hallowell is the
guest of her uncle. J. II. williams and
family.
Miss Gertrude and Grace Smith and
Annie Fsirbrother ofiNorth Arson were in
town Tuesday.
Mr., ID. f. Stephenson and wife of Bel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-06

CHICAGO. Jaiy a-The Chiea9n los
kwo cx,nss 10 the BossonA being out
otsvea at every point IN each The weather
WAS threatening in the morning. and u
,ai,.ed ssms AZ noon. bat the afternoon
was perfect .
r go. - = 1870 o q o D =
B.x-~ hi..-gso-tea, l.. Chicsgo o. Errors
Rss,rsn. 1: S,a5ca,n. 5. Batterses->tlsetsS
-tst-y and CAMEL. Maack- Ncoinns ana
-shrtse- Earned Fgns-Bostoa- aicazo. :
r.o-s,A.e hias--An sen. Mccarthy Inrsv- nsse
sIE-fiaaxss stolen bases-CSrreli- Net ar
nv. saerifsce hirs-Dafry. Dahlen. sehriser.
DUNCAN. First base on ba1s-on Manek. L
81 Mc4sinui<. j. First base on err"rs-boston'
|. Chicago, l. struck out-By Aedinhis' /.
Deunle plays Mccarthy and Lowe. Parrot,
asnaszis,ssia. Arson tunassistcdj. Passed esii
-sehriyer. -Mes@usde.
At st. Louis:
y Ssr o Ysfk -...,, ] 3 s.Hess q
Base hits-New YORK, Il; 81. Louis. ? Errors
New York. 8: st Lonis, l. Batteriss-isvfs
And Kelly: Breitenstein. Havley and Peitz-
At Cleveland; -
Cleveland :Iss I i i-E
Brooklyn -.--...-..-
Bass hits-Clevsiand, IS; Brooklyn. Is. En-
rors-ClsyeIand :. Brooklyn, |. battsries--
At Louisville;
iosistT9it -. 9 81
Ra,s Washington. 9, Louisville, En-
ror.-wAshington /: Louisville. l. Batteries
Esper sad Farrpll; stratton and Clark.
At Cincinnati:
F paiIfasighi- 81 81
Base hits Philadelphia. II; Cincinnati, II.
Errors Philadelphia. :. Cincinnati. 4 Fat
trries-keefe, sharF0tt and Clements; Chain-
berlain. Dxyer aud Vaughn
At Pittsburg;
Pittzburg. ......,-.. ! III
Baltimore --.-...-.- ""
Base hits PittshHrg, II: Baltimore, D. En-
rors-Pittsbnr.., 5: Baltimore. J. BATTERIES
Kilien and Miller: Mcmahon and Robinson
Afternoon Games.
Hut ,hinson and Nichols both did 60 d
| work in tie second game, but Best
punched its hits in the first inning. Al
Won the game right th're
Boston. ,.-.---.-....
'ast i.s.s-Iio-tun. ); Chicago, !. Errors
tsD,tyn. * ghtesga.4 Batieries-Nichols and
Merritt: Hutchinson and kittridg-. Earned
runs-Bo-toa :; Chicago, l. Thrce-base hit
RYAN. stolen ba>.--Parrott. Sacrifice hits
= Merritt. Tucker. Carroll. Hutchinson. Dun
gan. First base on baIls-of Hutchinson, ..
First has. on errors Boston. :: Chicago, =
struck ont h Nichols, J; by Hutchinsoa, =
>pouble plays LON, and Tucker: Long, Lowe
and Tucker PARROT. LANCE and Decker. I'm
pire McQuade.
M st. Louis:
~. Inuis.-..-.,.-..- o o . =
Me-, York ..-....-.. o o o . u
= Bas. hifs Il. f.ouis. q: New York. =. Errors
New No K, /. Batteries -Breitenstein and
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A Wonderful Performance,

NIAGARA FALLS, July 5-Fully 10000
people saw Clifton Calverly perform some
wonderful feats on his wire stretched
across the Niagara gorge yesterday after
noon He beat all the records by running
across the wire at full speed in 2m. IS 2-5s.,
which is minute faster than the record
established by Dickson
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WORCESTER, Mass, July BIN the row.
ing re alta yesterday the junior and senior
eight-oar shell races werewon by the At
ianta Boat club crews The juniors won
in SIN. Dos, and the seniors In I'm. ys
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Mad Both Arms Broken.

WALTHAM. Mss, July 5-An 9year-
old girl Of Mrs. VI. A. Phillips, while rid.
ing bicycle near her home, was run
down by a milk wagon and hal both Of
her arms broken
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He Looked Into ths nluzzie.

BRooKLYy. July a-Edwsrd Osbrug,
aged 10, had the top Of his skull blown of
by the explosion Of a toy cannon yester.
day. He had lighted the fuse Of the can
non, and waiting about minute without
there being a report. he picked up the
cannon to examine IL. He was looking
into the muzzle when it exploded. He
died sof,n after
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Fertilization is simply the substitution
Of inorganic for organic matter, atom by
atom. This process of transformation
is unthinkably slow. As a molecule Of
wood or bone decays molecule Of stone
takes its place. This can Gully occur
when the air. earth or water surround
ing the organic substance in question
holds in solution some mineral which is
readily precipitated. In the case Of either
wood or bone, while decomposition is
going ON, there yet remains framework
or fiber, the interstices of which may
gradually be filled by the mineral sub
stance-with flesh, be it human or ami
NAL, no such framework exists. The
very rapid decay of flesh also makes it
impossible for the very slow process Of
petrifaction to have any effect in the
way Of making transformation.
The stories of petrified bodies being
found in graveyards are usually faxed
up by some imaginative reporter who
wishes to lengthen his string" 1t is
true. however, that the bodies Of human
beings have been frequently found in
crusted with silicious substance 80 as
10 resemble real petrifactions in every
particular. Louis Republic.
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Chicago Produce Marssi.

tHE .a'' july S
FIoUE drIL we. =, lower than week ago
WHksr-sasier, No slrla.. tiali4l
No. red else4i-
CoRN-easlsr; No. = ga&Aas.
o4T- loxeT, Va. = e -
white, S.as--- No Iiaate. zs1a
ErE-uo / a.
BARL.EY-No. = nominal.
kIsxFtEIs-Rt /. lila
PoRE-easier. Cir sgiai~ ~.
f-Asp-higher ~ 49ia sa.i5.
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Score Of laborers Killed.

MONTREAL, July 5.-A newspaper pub
fishes letter from Schrieber. a small
town at the head Of Lake Superior, saying
that on June 20. 20 Finlanders working on
the line of the Canadian Pacific railway
were Killed near there by a landslide
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-06

Boston, July 5--While working on
coal staging on Wards island yesterday
forenoon, Daniel Ahearn, IS years old.
fell to the ground, distance OF 30 feet.
causing injuries to his back, eyes and fore
head
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RoCKLAND, Me, July 5-The Thomas
ton extension Of the Rockland, Thomaston
aud Camden electric street railway has
been opened to the public. The track is
remarkably straight its entire length Of
three miles, with natural grade.
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About Icons SaIs,l,Ih

Mr.. Granville T. Richards. Of -.
Me-, writes as follows;
Gesfis~es - have heen a sus.,.. !.
Dyspepsia tor wears. No one -knnvs -
have suffered hoth in hedy and IN nisd ~.
strength gradually tailed became s,.s'9
despondcnt at times and completely dl,ecs,,sS's
have tried almost every remedy offered - ].
trouble, ,rnt nothing ever helped mr.. ~, q
was sailNa,hurden until ,ook l.rou., -. =
parIlln. which went directly 10 the spss \.
lberan immediately 10 gam in aesh. s,,,,. -
and spirits. am now well man N,ss'ves
cat dis,rrsses me, and once more n, ~.
seems bright. Icons sarsapxrilla 49,
my Dyspepsia.
EACH BOTTLE GUARANTEE
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Taking a Rest.

VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, July 5--As-
sistant Secretary of State Quincy is spend
ing short vacation with his family at
their summer cottage at West Chop
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At Brockton Fail River, ); Brockton, B.
13
AT Portland Portland, 5; Lewiston, ..
AT Decentralization, s; Portland, 4.
At Manchester-Dover, 5; Manchester, 8
lat Manchester, 5; Dover, T.