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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11
Railroad and Steamboats,.
xlINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
arrangement Of Trains In Efsct Jans
ssth, 1888.
InRouoh TRAINS.

.,..~a wEsT-s-g6 A. =. for Levistos
S~sS yortlzrS, Boston and Mon
se.a A. Il. and 1910 exprsss for Brsns
isx.sgss, Fumington. kocfiand, rcftiznf
~ eo.ssn, connecting 'of mhrs Mountain
las... ~ .nz ozsbee, IA and 70 r NJ .cs bruns
- "a foeaIAnd, Por Land, Boston II % =. u
va.-s e.limxuj ever night tor Lewiston. Bath
sls.,..S Pgrflano snS Boston; li5 A. NJ Ex
-. s. h, Portland Asd Bosion.
sofys gAsT-is.o A. " might express) 20
."s.s1n selfA.t, Bangor. Bar HaTtor, st
-, ~ Jaha sad Aroosto1k county
II Fxprs.s i0f Bangor snd Ear HuboF
- n fgr 4 Afsrgilis. Ss0sscsas and Bangor
aea for Wassryill- connecting at Wat
-, .,.s f'ss,yiEriai hNQress for MoDssleaf
~. g.asls tf5ar Hafbor and 81. John abe
NJ train tor deviation; ~
-. - Tor Bangor ABd Bar Hsftsrs 3E +
80, W ,isrgiIs OAKLAND. North Ansoh, bihg
-. ssoshe gan. belfast, Dover, soxeroft. ban
h@" !, s,et.hsn -. John and Aroos
~. .aaety. ts T. ". tmixed for Hsscryilis.
s@AN 4sniays oaly ior WAtsrsiiie and Fan
81 :, yht PylIman Train going East at i-'0 A
.. .,.r Nest al 100 y. NJ. ruH- ever
-. -,1das iHclsded. connecting from lewiston
- - a. ,isaS hsf NOS 20 -kOwhegAn on Monday
...'rr. ~ az 70 Belfast. tSsier, or beyond ban
-. .ts.tttaE 20 Bar Hafbor. On Sunday He efn
isgs.
IN. aay lraiH4 z,aug wcst A. le-l" A. ". and
sNP " rHn aaily, sunday included, b-
,.esa R.,.,oH. ie es..ioB. Bath, Bang0r, Bar Bar
Aof aGd # John
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11

Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Strout of Portland,
left Saturday over the Grand Trunk on =
trip to Alaska. They go direct to Van
couver, taking . steamer there. They will
be absent about two months.
Mr.. Seymore Bowers has resigned the
position of superintendent Of the fish
hatchery at Green lake and has been sp-
pointed state commissioner Of hsh in Michi-
gan. He has gone West with his family.
The degree Of d. D.. which has lately
been conferred upon Professor Francis b.
DEMO Of the Bangor Theological Seminary
10 well deserved honor. While his broad
and accurate scholarship is not confined ia
his own department, that Of Hebrew. 1t il
not too much to say that as teacher ia
that department, he has NOT bis superior IN
this country.
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PROBLEMS OF GOVERNMENT.


BosTos, July i0.-Tbe week beginning
August 7tt, has been set apart by the man
ayers Of the Worlds Columbian Exposition
at Chicago, for congress at which the
problems of the government will be dis
cussed.
This congress will be held at the Art
Memorial Institute, corner Of Michigan
avenue and Madison street.
One day during the week Is assigned to
the International Law and Order League.
Each local law and order league is requested
to send al least one delegate. and each state
or provincial league at least three delegates.
All other societies. having for an object the
enforcement of particular laws. are re-
quested to send representatives.
All who wish to attend the congress sre
requested 70 communicate at once with
Secretary l.. Edwin Dudley, so Brom6eh
street, Boston. who will furnish full psrticu-
lars.
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Ricnaosp, July lo.-{speeial. )--Sainr-
day afternoon Francis Newcomb. south
end resident, left pitcher of milk and a
plate of butter near an open window in his
dwelling while he went up town on an
errand, and upon returning TO his home
found the milk turned out upon a carpet
and the butter thrown in Jumps promiscn-
ously about the room. Suspecting the IL
year old son of William DInsmore of being
the author of the outrage, Newcomb hunted
the boy up and might have eboked him to
death but for the timely interference of a
neighbor who persuaded the Old man to re-
lease his grip by knocking him down with
a pItchfork handle. IL was afterwards
learned thai the mischief was done BY two
boys, who were recently accused of a more
serious offence agains, the person of a little
girl and who in all probability will figure
III the courts some day unless they mend
their ways. Now that the Dinsmore boy
has been exculpated from the charge of
entering Newcomb's house, there is talk of
prosecuting his asssilant for assault and
battery. Taken altogether Mr.. Newcomb
seems to have had an experience that must
be very trying to ones nervous system.
Mr.. G.. c. Blanchard Of Boston, formerly
of Waterville, gave a recital of Shore
Acres" four-act play which has a run of
II weeks at the Boston Museum, TO a pri--
vate party at the residence of J. S. Chap
man, Friday evening. Those who were
present were much pleased with the young
gentlemaDs acting, his impersonation of
the quaint characters in the play being very
amusing.
Miss Alice Voter, who has been em-
ployed IN a Lewiston shoe factory for
year or more, is spending her vacation in
town.
George C. Gatchell. formerly superin-
tendent of Morgans shoe factory, is visit
ing friends in town.
Mrs. Sadie +. Gle, preceptress in the
Connecticut state reform school, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. ". S. Voter.
Everett Chapman took the boat for Bos-
ton, Monday afternoon, on business con-
nected with the shoe business that is being
carried on by Mr.. Fitzgerald and himself.
After spending the Sabbath with his fam
lily in town. Mr.. A. b. Haley returned to
Boston by boat, Monday afternoon.
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uAs !, ! ,exG On eAaetsTGn !



RoxE, N. Y, July l0.-furth0 invgeob-e
eatipa in rsgarl 70 the nysee<toae lseooR
found BY DR.. Lloyd Of III city. fslolst19
10 the BORDEN murder. has sAreun eoeao
new light on The matter. Ihe - CS!s
peuser, b whom the letter va aaeEeeeeas
is without doubt travelling naA wheeo
home 10 in Fall River ard who occaaaonalQ
ssops in this city.
The envelCpe hoss the addFeeo h tnk,
Joseph Wilmurth CAsreaAor, Jr.S H.
postmsrk on the cAvelspe saAoved thae \
had been written q Fall River. u va u
rected to Albany, with instluceaons - ~
ward, provided Carpenter va ~ u Al
hsny. So far - the envelope b osacesnsd
there can he no ..fake." Mod people ~
Of the opinion that the ktteP vas placed u
the envelope, which hnd becn fouud eOane-
where.
]. w. Carpentef. Jr., came 70 RoOe
June 81 and registered at the Afhngtoa
hotel from Albany. Mr.. Carpenter b :
we'll know commercial RavslieH amn
FORMERLY sold ink and pens. lie ssill ssls
pens. On his pen boxes in printed The 3D.
dress -. w. Carpenter. Jr., Fall River
Mass"
He halls from there. but Of recent. ycazp
has lived in Albany, where his wife and
children are said 10 be living. A. the
arlington hotel there arc several slet1syo
awaiting his arrival. One 10 from NossA
Harpessficld, n r., and the Other tro0
Albany. They were both forwarded from
Fall River.
Carpenter il favorahly known here. He
10 about 40 years old. A man answering
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At BAR HARBOR.
Marquis ImperaIi Gives Reception on the
Italian Cruiser Etna.

BAR HARBoR, July l0.-Marquis Imper-
ali gave a reception to large party of
friends on board the Italian flagship Etna,
from to ) O'Clock this afternoon, dinner
party at Kebo Valley Club and hop at the
Malvern this evening.
Arrived from Camden, cutter Waywarl,
from Boston, David Sears, owner.
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II WAS ACCIDENTAL
rrc,oxicum Fsrmsd ia the Ice Cream Before
II WAS Frezen-

RocHrsrKK, n. H., July lo--Three
va eek. ago nearly all who attended the high
school reception and partook of ice cream
we're taken seriously sick. A sample was
sent Edmund Rangeif, analy sist to the state
ho.rd of health, Derry, n. H., for analysis.
a reply was received today by the chair
NAN II the board, which says that tyrotoxi-
cum. a poison. was developed from the
cream being kept in an improper place too
to,o after being received, before being
frozen. No mineral poison sas found.
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Zen cssieaIs u Hs@as Bssss 10 - osesal
Up ies Fertilizer.

PrpW.s NEsRAs. Mexico. July To-
Among the large shipments Of bones from
Mexico 10 the United States recently made
for fertlizing and sugas-reAning purposes
we're 10 carloads Of human bones, said 70
have been Obtained from ancient mounds In
southern Mexico. but more probably cath
cred from various old and abandoned cea-
eteSies.
As these bones are fragments from dif-
feren. skeletons, $1,000 individuals are
repfess nted in the lot.
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SPORTING EVENTS.
Bicycle Meet Labor Day al Saco-Trot al Old
Orchard. Aug. 2-5.

BippEroRD, July l0.-Oflicers of the
wheelmen have voted to accept the invita-
ton of the Saco Cycle Club to hold fall
meet at Saco on Labor day.
The directors of the Old Orchard kite
track have decided to hold a midsummer
meet, August 2-3-4-5.
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Be,,,s sui.aias Firm Assigns.

BosroS. July l0.-Mortou and Cbesley.
builders. have assigned. +. +. Morton, tie
able proprietor, states that the Liabilities
are about $50. 600; assets, 100000. The
creditors meet tomorrow. The firm built
the Providence, Lowell and Albany st,:ien
in thi. city and the Grand Central depot,
Ner FORK.
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YOUTHFUL BURGLARS.
Iwo Boys Held Tor Entering a House at Dayto'
They Confess.

BIpprroRp, July 10.-Elward W. Per
kins and Alfred Nelson, two boys from
Lynn. were arraigned in the Saco court to-
day on the charge of breaking and entering
a house at Dayton. They pleaded guilty
and were bound over to the supreme court.
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Biddeford Police Commissioners Will Get 81
Per Diem.

BrppEroRp. July l0.-ln compliance
with the law the Biddcford municipal ofli-
GERS Monday night fixed the salaries of the
two members of the police commission ap-
pointed by the Governor. They placed the
salaries at 81, payable quarterly.
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ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.

praBdAiiy, Sundays noluded.A run sundays only
Through t.elet- to the Motid's FAR, Gallfornlf
,rd all talHt. .nuth and West may bs had OF v
~ wssssf iiekei agYhi. Augusta, !he onlj ofie'
IN Augg.ia ..iiIng via all routes and checking
bsgFase irrt NJ rspFns~.
r,r-,y Tt'kts. Vic" Pres. ticn'l Man
D. B.4,IHHr. Gcn'l Ia. a J eset Ag't.
Portland, innr q i-a1
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BOAT cAPSIZED.
Patrick Killarney Drowned at
| Parsons Beach, Monday.
Spilled Milk, an lrate Man and an
Innocent But Frightened Boy.
Assault md Dattsy Case Il Riehasad
stsepsd With PitcAisrt Handle.

KgSsEbusK, July lo.--Robert Parsons
and Patrick Killarney were boating al Par
sons Beach today when the boat eapsized
and Patrick Killarney wss drowned.
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At Troy-Troy, II Binghampton, 10.
At Albany-Aibany, IS; Wiikesbarrc, 8.
At Proyidence-Erie, ;: Providence, 8.
At Springfield -Springfcld,s; Buffalo,
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Every breath Of foul air taken into the
longs is . step towards desih. Purity With
o.,otl. 50 king Of Germ Killers" General
deposs, James Y. Fuller & Co., and Geosgs
ID. Haskell.
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FAM AND sAanea-

/ wAsu.ssfox, July i6--For Se~ Eng
land Pair; warmer; westerly Winds, BE-
coming variable.
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Bosros. July 10 -For New England
Tuesday, fair, slightly warmer over the Ia
terror, variable winds.
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ais eraaSs d suI RsvsIsiiss Assis ssssAs

Nrw Yonx. July I0.-A special disrasch
N the Evening Post from Rio Janeiso says:
The insurrec,ion in Rio Grsnde de Sul has
broken out sgain nj Bsge. The Rio Grasde
h - been invested by rebels and steamer
jupiter seized by the Insurgents.
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Hits s-l'ortland, ~: Dover. II. Errors-Port
land, - Dover I. Batteries -Burriil and Ma
money sulliy an and Donahae.
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Boston at Cleveland, New York at Pitfshurg,
Phil adeiphia at ST. Louis Baltimore at Cincinnati,
Washington at Chicago brooklyn at Louis
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In coufagious diseases and in sick rooms
generally, king Of Germ kiiier- has no
equal ~ q disinfectsnf, oioFless ard clean.
General depots, James Z. Fuller & Co., and
George ID. Haskell.
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Platt's ChlsPiAes. the Best Distnfeetsnf
chemically kills disease-breeding matter.
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New England League Standing.
AT ER'" h Ton.

= 2 5 8 . 10
Broekton,........2 o o % ! :
Manchester ......i o . 0 O. :
Hit.-Brockton. II, Manchester, 10. Errors
Broektou. q; Manchester, ). Baiteries-E}a an,
Do. and Burke; Rudderham and McCanley.
AT LEWISTON.
. ) 6 8
Lewiston. .......... o o o. o
Fall Riyer..........0 0 3 % 3 0 y
Hits-L.wlston, 4; Fall River. II. Errors-Lew.
iston, 4; Fall River, /. Batteries-Wclch and
Hart, Lin :oln and Burriil.
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....MANDRAKE::::::

....MANDRAhE...'
is the only ,cget ,ble substitute for thai
dangerous mineral, MERCURY, ana ~niis
it's action as a curative is fully equal II
possesses none of the pcrilcus effects.
In Constipation, Mandrake acts upon the
bowels " witlout disposing them to sup'e
queut Cosiivensss.
No r,mely acts SO directly on the tiSer'
,c,binv 20 speedily cures Sick Headache,
sour Stomach and pills.
Biliou.ness as these
For sale by al Druggists. Price . Cts per eoN e'.
,r h,xps Tor a. cts. OF seat by mail. postage ifee
..u rec.i - prics. Dr. J. H. >chehes a GU"
Phissieiphia.
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Hse you Room 10 lstl
Hase Ycu house 10 istl
Aase ycu Bicycle b ietl
Have you an o'ace to lett
Nave you money to let!
Have you aayhins to lot
" a. F9e will and no way oftdosng IT 30 sasis
''' - use of the JOuaMAL want sol
.s- rco.'c VINO want 20 hire always 70 ther
FsSV
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F;-st heard of brothers death Monday
u,orning. Soon rs he lrl Of it went 10 the
man VITO was said to have told it. Theu
drove ont alone. Sas Silver at the post
lice first Then at same place when WI
ness cane back soon at.er to get Marsha
nrsk. Third time san HIM asked him no >
he accident happened SILVER toll the WIZ
So the boat was overturned and ma
brother was drowned.
On way back later met Drake, Silver ant
others on way to pond. Silver SAID ny
brother and s..anger came to the lsiahC
y, the morning, ami after drinking, Charlie
asked to be set across They were in thu
boat together, Charles in the bow, Silve'
amidships and the stranger in the stern
Charles upset the boat by rocking. Silvel
swan ashore and heard no cutlery. Silver
did not help in the search.
Wakefield talked with witness in thu
presence of Silver on the steps OF th'
camp. First he said hadn't seen witness
brother and had only heard him. Late
Wakefield said he had PLAYED cards will
Charles and when they found the body tbs
they woull ind some money on it wf'ci
Charles had won from him.
Monday Wakefield let US into camp
The interior was in grea. disorder. Broke
glass and wood on the floors. Gard
around in front. Noticed fishpole wa
knocked down This was between 3 an
$50. Wednesday was at pond and tsiket
with Silver. Mr.. Silver was in boat VIII
witness. Started from Wakefield cam
alov Wakefield shore.
ASA Pm. court adjourned until 9 A
NJ on Tuesday. when James Blenn vii
continue his testimony. 1t is thought pos
sible that the arguments may be reached OF
Tuesday aft arnoon.
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AMUsEMsHTs.

1.-THE SENATOR TosIGHT--A RARE CHANCE
The Senator tonight affords our ,heater
goers rare chance of Witnessing one Of
the best American plays yet written.
To person who has never seen this
charming and clever drama the chance of a
life time is afforded.
To a person who saw the play when
Louis AlIrich and his excellent COMPANY
appeared here last spring or when Crane
made lis famous hit in Boston, the oppor-
,unitv i. afforded of once more enjoying a
delightful evening and Of entering into the
sorrows and joys of the living characters of
the play.
Asarule the Journal does not unreserv-
edly recommend TO it. readers any produc-
ton at the Opera house, bat 10 this case
an exception will be made anil
all are advised to 20 20 the Opera house to
night and see THE Senator" II will be
remembered that one of the largest
audiences of the season attended il last
spring and gave Louis Aldrich and cosdju-
tors one of the NEST enthusiastic reception
on record in Augusta. Tonight should see
that experience duplicated.
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'EpTpER AND fry.

NJ. B. Leavitt's new spectacular produc-
ton of Spider and Fly" known as the
Second Edition will be presented at the
Opera house, "Wednesday, September %,
v it'll what is advertised 10 BE- the same com
pany of 80 people who were selected from
both hemispheres for the Worli's Fair en-
gsgement at Chicago. where this spectacle,
i, il said, was produced for 100 nights to
crowded houses. The same gorge Gus
scenery, imported costumes, electric and
mechanical effects are advertised to b.
seen here. The play. il is stated, has been
entirely rewritten, scarcely anything re-
mains of the first text but the name.
Notable feature. in the production
according to the management are the
Columbian Ballet Of Is beautiful English
dancers from the Alhambra, London headed
By Mile. vercellesi, premiere danseuse, and
Mile. De Filippi, daaseuse from the prin-
cipsl European theatres; the famous
French dancers. Miles. Marie Nordier,
Nanetse Minnuer. Frances Marine, Nadine
BaIfour. from the Foliies Bergere, Paris.
said to be the most daring. unique and be-
siIderine Of terpsichorean artists. A grand
Transformation scene illustrating American
historical events from 1879 to 1893, is said
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SAILED The SEAS IS YEARS,
One Of His Experiences,

For thirty-eight years Capt. Loud followed
the sea, most Of that time a. master Of 4 yess-
sci, and upon retiring from the water vas D.
pointed by the secretary Of the United states
Treasury 20 superintend the seal fisheries In
Alaska which position he held five years. He
relate. one experience as follows:
For several years had been troubled with
general pervousness and pain In the region
Of my heart My greatest afsiirfiOn was
sleeple-sgee=; IL was almost impossible at any
time 70 obtain rest and sleep Having seen
Dr. Miles remedies advertised began using
Neryine- After taking a small Quantity the
benefit received was 80 great that was POSI-
tiyeiy alarmed. thinking the remedy c1n-
tanned 2piates which would finally be injnrf-
Gus to me; but on being assured by the drug
gist that II was perfectly harmless, l confir-
ued II together with the Heart Cure. Today
can conscientiousiy say that DIR. Miles Re-
storative NerviBe and New Heart Cure did
more for me than anything had ever taken
] had been treated by eminent physicians
IN New York and San Francisco without BEN
emit ! owe my present good health TO the
jloictotis use Of these most lua bic rernedles
and heartily recommend them to all am lcted
a. yaa.".Capt- A. p. Loud, Hampden. Me.
Dr. Miles Restorative Neryine and New Cure
Are sold By all druggists on positive guaran-
tee, or by DR.. Miles Medical Co. EIkhart
Ind, On receipt Of price. u per bottle, or six
eotties Tor p express prepaid. They are
nee from all optateo and dangerous drugs,
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A Communication

Editors Of The HenRfLec JOurnM.
noticed that the paragraph in the jour
NAL of this date, purportlng to give Inc
action of the city government on the work
that is to be done on the Gage street gully
would convey the impression that the people
Of that vicinity are very particular and ex'
acting, and require that a choice and expen'
sive brand of gravel be imported to do the
work with. 5000 cubic yards at $4,000
The fact is that Col. Staples offered to the
city at the time the street was accepted, and
has renewed the offer each year since, all
the gravel contained in two hills, one or
each side of the gully (there was sufficient
to do the work with to build
he street with, but it was not used, and
finally the larger portion was sold; today
Col Staples offers all that he has on the
spot freely, though needing it himself, be-
| sides which there is gravel bank 100 feet
long within 800 feet of the gully, the own
| RS of which have offered it freely for the
ity's use in this place. The engineer who
/ surveyed for the county commissioners sci
he figures at 5000 cubic yards, and that al
| lowed large margin.
Private individuals can get earth hauled
At from IL to % cents per cubic yard.
The people of Stapleton are patient and
nave waited a long time for this street tc
be built properly; but they also know that
there are times when patience ceases to be
| 1 virtue. STArLEIoS.
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TLyt E-gscsip.s. H,s73 pkss; exports. sos'
bile. 40 sacks: saIss. 19,gG pkgs. mar
ket more active aad generally steady. -----
sov extrss. u os.2 -. city mills -. CITY
niils . 70. patenls, B1i 90, winter vaeat iox
grades. z0s IS; fair 10 fancy. . ~ = IS
pstea;s, 3 59ss 60 -Ainnesota clear. s0a3 %
s.raishts. S1s4 %, patents, 0s ~; ~,
asiGfares. zSo<3 -, suyeTfne 7ss2 Is. ane. y
al
SOUTHERN FLovR-qBiet, steaty.
BYE sLogs--s steady, fair demand; ez-y0a3.D.
CoEy MEAI<-qaast, steady.
kYE-dsii, nominal; Western. GaS.
BAgLEY-n nominal. No. 2, Weo.kfn
6oxso, state, e5aso, 40. Toronto. s4ass.
BAElxT HAET-Yuiet - western soa92i
two roved state 79A5s; nx-rovsd state ooa1Ss sssJ
a se Canada fo6aiu..
NaEAr-k~ceipss 272,G75 bash: expoTts. ~ .g5
sales, 1900, fairly active, Ic lower. steady; -
- No: red: STORE snd etsyasof. 7llszii
ssoaf, 72ia72i, fob. 5lja7zl, 10. ! hard. 7z47z3
Ma. ) spring Tla7s; No. nsthefB 73ts73i
No. 2, northern, 70tayci; 70 4awsakee 7oi 1oi
No. red -s-s Hoz spfisg scisso4; sAGr sds<
Cons-Eecsfpts. $3.50; exp nss. I7ss; ,aIs
10. 1, 44fx45i tieya1os: ~ .s49i s1oef; n
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70 be Commended.

Editor oftAe KsHHsbee Journal
DEAR SIR-Ths KESSEREc Journal i,
to be commended for in manly and patriot
lie stand taken in its defense Of the Unior
veterans by both Republican and Demo
cratic soldiers alike, not only here in thu
SoIdier's Home bu; all over the State o.
Maine. With the best wishes for the pros
perify of the Journal,
Sincerely Yours.
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