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TAe Christian Mirror prints a letter
tloin missionary supported by churches
d Portland and Bangor, in the Armenian
tela 1hi> missionary says THAT we may
believe all that il Published about the
Armenian autrage>. and lie adds: THE
time has arrived when either help must
5ame tlom the Christian powers, q extei-
minatinn IL he Armenian people
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Concerning Local Industries.

Critchett Sibey & Co.'S shoe factory has
and stock taking The cutters began on the
new orders Tuesday and the other depart
ments will start as fast as the stock reaches
them. The outlook for the seasons work is
good
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The Louisville Courier journal, good
Democratic authority says Of three Of the
leudest shouters for free silver: "Pctfer
i 4 food. Stewart llnave and 1illman
the material ont Of which! anarchists are
matil. 7.
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heiieNv in pnlr colleges and all oul' IN
siiiQlioHs q leaning Let rs be true to
sieH I'd 1T Maine people educate their
Children on Name soil and tho youns men
ani women ii Maine, graduates Of Maine
ealle4e,. can held tAeir own with tie
calculates Of any other Institutions, truth
talyapd peliinently sad Governor Cleaycs
a ell4y commencement dinner
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Maine was well represented in numbers
at the Christian Endeavor convention iii
Boston |, $50 delegates registering from
the Pine Tree State-and in ability and
enthusiasts it was second to none
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The Boston Herald editorially com
mends the courtesy of the Christian En-
deavorers- Il says, they have been pc
lite and we'll behaved OF course You
could hardly expect them TO be otherwise.
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An exchange reports clergyman IN
into trouble with one.
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There has been 4 marked wane in Mark
Twain fortunes. He is now reported as
practically penniless.
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FROM THE BLUFF REPORTER

FROM THE BLUFF REPORTER
| Pictures of the Boys Brigade on exhihi
ton at f. b. Elwells store
| Miss Leila Keller OF Islesboro ~ visitn.
her sister, Mrs J L, Head
Chas BIier has traded horses and III " Tia,
a much larger and faster enc
Joseph Head mas been at work having Of
1slesboro for THE past week
Mr. ana Mrs Fred Wvman are receiving
congratulations on the birth of a som Please
ace II ours.
At the E'endleton House MI Rena Gray
! and daughters Eva. Maggie ana Isabel, and
Masters Russell and PEARL
4 photographer from Camden has takel
some fine views iii town and seems ao meet
with good success III Ills sales
Mr. + IT, Rhpailes the town cierk, ha-
taiNen q position A. town reporter on the
Ase- t Won't ~ " Set published naw ,ii
nol
TAe departures irem fh~ priseiila Iast
week We're n, follows Nh. and Mr- ETlanb
Tuttle and daughter Ruth, ami Mn M II
Wilitnes n Boston, Mass
Ml. join Dickey y Boston, Mas H.
| been visiting fur the p.sst week wv MI sisters
Mrs. Eliza Walkers, on Belfast AveMae III
Returned about the middle Of thu week
The following hoarders are at Mrs. George
knowlton's: Mrs Il. Barbour Woreester
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Yachts and Boats.

.SA 49, - 'NN'N'
Sloop Ranger, Capt Quinn, Of Eagle
Island. was in port Friday trading trip.
The craft looks as trim and ship-shape as
ever.
The Decrow fleet has been reduced by sale
from four to one sloop, the Alice B., and it
is understood she is for sale. When size is
sold new craft will be built
The cat-hoat Harriet Of Roc1lana. with
Messrs X. G.. and John W Rankin on
board called here Frid y. She ha'i been to
Castine and welt from here to Northport.
A Belfast yachtsman went oa board a
nondescrpt craft at Rockland the other
day. Going forward he looked over the bow
and exclaimed that he coli, the ruuuer.
The fine sloop yacht Zlngari made her
first call at this port for the season last
week Her owner, Mr.. Charles Dissei of
Philadelphia, has a cottage on Wright s
Point, Northport.
The sloop yacht Lucy of Gloucester was
| III our harbor last Thursday, cruising east
| ward towards Bar Harhor. She had on
board Com. Morris and two sons and Messrs.
Woodbury., Bradstreet and Corsa, of Boston.
Steam yacht Nancluse. Eastern Yacht
Club, j. r. Brackett owner, was at Bar
I Harhor last week. Mr. Bracket, summer
home is On the southern tnd IF Long Island
and he has his moorngs in tilkey's Harbor.
Nerrill Jones has built handsome row
boat, - feet inches long on top, and fin
shtd inside IN western ash and lUarttred
oak She Is very substantially built and has
fine lines Her name is the Princess.
The 4 /, fast sailing pinkey Erna NJ.
Capt Nate Patter son, arrived Thursday ;f-
ternoon from Isle an Haut With q full fare
Of bottom hsh, caught of kmball's rock.
Will Welcl. Herbert Morrison and Frank
Sh0les composed the crew
Sch. Clara was down tile tay three days
friends. She vas ashore ioi enc tide at Gil
keys Harbor. Isleshoro, and lost } part Of
her shoe, Int sustained no other damage
The Defender had a Brush with tile Nigi-
LIANT off Bristol, K. l., July 18th, and made a
good showing with the light wind prevail
ing. she Is evidently much fa,ter tilan HE
Nlgilani on or off tile w.intj. AHA niijsktr In
STAYS.
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A"e' 'io at - - Z, III, -
ton YACHT squadron % rA4 run u Buathhay,
ami Mr.. Femaid came On ~ Belfast " call
on relatives. leaving port Friday To- reioin
HE snuaGl.ssij ani return w Boston
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AN, 81
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California.

A new and interesting book descriptive of Cali
fornia mailed free to your address. Send to A.
PHILLIPS a. CO, 296 Washington ST., Boston,
Mass. Awe
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Northport News.

Mr.. Willis Read Of Philadelphia is at Elm
cottage for the summer.
/ Rev. Geo. E. Tufts will preach at the Cove
next Sunday at o'clock p. m.
Mrs Nellie Carleton and Mrs Nora Garlic
ton Of RoclSport are the guests Of Mrs. Fred
| knowlton.
Mr.. Thomas Turley and Mr.. John Holland
Of Boston are at the Roadside cottage dur
ing their vacation
Mrs. J. S. Holt, Mr.. Russell and Miss Eva
Of Boston are boarding at Elm cottage dur
ing their stay here
Mr.. f. r. Mitchell and Mr.. Robert Crook
Of Boston will stop at the PARKWAY cottage
during their vacation.
| Mrs. Carrie Hall and daughter Georgia
and Mrs. John Miller of Lincolnvile Centre
have been visiting Mrs. 4. Z. Drinkwater-
Our genial tax collector Mr.. Knight can
now be addressed as grandpapa, and will
smilingly aeknow ledge tie compliment.
Mrs. William Upton and three children
and Misses Catherine Lain and Haslett of
Glenrdge, y. j., are at the Batchelder cot
tage.
Capt. Joseph Heal has been employed BY
Mr. VIM. FolweIl as sailing master of his
yacht and entered upon his duties the first
Of the week
1t il not quite 50 lively about tile Cove
siuce the Boys Brigade departed; still ID is
not dull place by any means, AZ summer
| visitors ,ra ,ouingr Ia,lr
| Tl4e second dance held at Union hall last
| "Wednesday evening was well attended ana
every body had splendid time. Wednes-
day, July 18th there WAS another dance
sch, kitty Lavry looks ~ slick W y mo-
tor car. for during her stay here fur load
her captain. Wanville Chapman, has paint
| ed her TIP nicely. had her Inasrs scraped and
everything made sinp-silape, and when she
goes m tile haN Il will take a clipper ta
read her name nm the stern, il We ana not
| greatly mistaken
| Mr.. Fred p. Read has iauAc "a lis Yacht
Starting ana wil tAke tew nort spins Along
the sllors before he lispo>ts A her. II made
him feel lonesome 70 see her ont Of her Gle
.,hn,r MN. 49, 1+r.s. irg4.l ,un.,, f,a,+a,
Coz the Staring. besides furnishing delight
Vii means of recreation FL NJ Eeal dprine
rbe Remainder N his soourD lefe
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Mt Fred WNinaA i inst tht happest man
III town III consequence VI the new responsi-
hiiiry that has been nshered III Hron hiln hy
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.,e,.,,, nc . ,u,..p,-n>- EDITOR AND
va "'-'7 - 80 - BUSINESS MANAGER
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TEMPLE HEIGHTS.
Mrs NJ. Tucker Has Solne roNllls tn Let
al ~ cents re4 week before campmeeting.
Miss Gornne Thomas Went u Camden ~
steamer Emmeine Thursday to Whit friends
Mrs, Sarah Hussev Of Rucklana visited
Mrs. y II. I;hoa,ies Of Park cottage last
week.
The steam tug Ralph Ross lad Al the
wharf sunday, where slie LANDED! 4 passen-
ger, waiting for a tow
been visiting his sister Mrs. W. II. Rhoades,
at Park Cottage, for a few days
Steamer Emmeline ealls dai y when tagged
and The Temple Heights people highly ap-
preciate the smart little boat.
J. J, Shaw has opened a small store IN the
basement Of the Pioneer, Where tones,
candies, cigars, etc., can he found.
Mrs. j. M Tucker has haJ her cottage
raised and q general repairing done and il in
hopes to full house ia August
we understand that the Goodwin cottage
Oh Mountain street il for sale ana can he
bought for about 500 Herr $ a chance for
some one,
A series Of photos, consisting Of six Of the
principal views ot Temple Heights. by
photographer Dickey, wiiI Ne placed oil sale
in the near future al the fioneer, Temple
Heights.
Meleume Cottage WA, opened th- WEEK
watA thr follow ing arryalst NH. aM.! Mis-.
Wln. Pattelson awner'S Mn and Mrs A,
X Patterson, Bangor Roadside Cottage
Edwin $. Spencer, Bangor. arrived Durham
Cottage, Mrs Sarah DURHAM ana Mr.. Almes
of Belfast. Beechwood, George Garland,
owner; Mr.. ana Mrs. II A. Pratt, 0idtown.
| Paul Cottage, Capt |. *. Paul, owner, Welt
to North Starsmpnt for week. Colson Cot
tage. l.. +. Colson is visiting Josiah Colson
| in Prospect.
| Two young ladies Of Temple Heights We're
out rowing Sunday evening and about dark
moored their boat and started to come
ashore in a tender One thinking she could
| not wait to reach the shore concluded to
walk, and acting upon the decision 4 "Tril-
by foot descended from the side IF the boat
and plunged through small wave Moth
ing daunted, b i trusting tn the elasticity
of the water and the movement Of THE wave,
another No. 2 came over A cool bath in
the icy waters was tile result. Nora. Have
faith To 40 anything, but not u walk On wa
ter. One OF the three
Following is the programme for the meet
ings beginning Aug. 10th and closing Aug.
18th, subject to necessary changes
Saturday, Aug. 10th. 10 a. n,, social meet
ing; ? p. NJ, opening address, Mrs. Abbie
Morse.
Sunday Aug. It'll. 10 a. III, Nettie Holt
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l SOUTHPORT eAMf GROUND ANp viylNlIY.
/ NJ William C"ttAan + Nrw ofk arrlN-
Ell lasi Week ana is W TIE DoUsan cottage,
| North Shore. Mrs t9ttmaM was expected
M arrNT Yesterday
A l,artv If guests al Nortltnort Hotel Ad-
| companird Landlord Hin and wif+ ou an
! exeu-on w Belfast III Steamer Gutntvere
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Sloop yacht Nagrant Of Boston, Capt W.
A. Harvey, with Messrs A Farney and Geo.
p. Hodgdon as guests, arrived here Sunday
evening and remained over night. Mr. Hud 4
don left the Yacht here and returned t. i5os-
ton by boat Monday afternoon, the yaciAt
sailing that morning for Camden. Tie y rIv
left Boston July Sd ana mad visited Mt DE-
sert and other points along the coast. The
Nagrant is modern style Yacht, With a
knock bout rig-pole mast ana no howsr rt
and looked like comfortable well is
speedy craft.
Geo. A. Greene 5 sloop Nimrod was launch
ed last Thursday, and the addition of an
improves her appearance She has steel
centreboard weighing 100 pounds in place
of the wooden one used last year, and her
bottom was painted with Kirby's Racing
Yacht Compound the first ever used here
1t gives very smooth and glossy surface
and is bright red III color. The yachts here
generally have discarded the old-time copper
paints this season. The F. q. B., Marjorie
and steam yacht Guenevere used New Jer.
sey yacht paint, and the Decrow fleet used
verdigris.
soop yacht Carta Of the Jeffries Yacht
Club of Boston was in Belfast harhor last
Friday, and the party on board took a stroll
about the city. They We're much pleased
with the appearance of the place, and Were
enthusiastic over the concert by Belfast
| Rand given in the evening The narty con
sists of Com. E. f. Gray. wife and daughter
Mrs NJ. E. Buffham and Mr.. John Dresser
Adams. They are cruising from Boston to
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-08-09
DALLAS and FT WORTH.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
ut, Worth, Galveston, Houston'
Austin, San Antonio, Laredo,
Shreveport, New Orleans, Den-I1
yer, El Paso, Los Angeles


VeIi vi PdSO, DOS AUBVIVS
and San Francisco,
Lowest ticket rates, time tables and u =
desired information will be furnished by
any Of tho ticket agents Of the Toxas %
Pacific railway, or
w. A. DAsn1EfL,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
GAsTON MEsLlEB
Gen. Pass and Ticket Agent,
Il, s. Tu0RNE, Ord Vice President Nnd
Cen, Manager, Dallas, Texas,
Q, ", SWlNDELL,
Ticket Agent, ToSarkana
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-08-09
W. c. SpEARMAN, NJ. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.

Office, Front Rooms Over Smith Drug
Store. Once Hours--lfrom 8 TO o
o. M, 2 to 3 p. m, and 8 TO 0 p, m,
Telephone nj office and residence,
ToxarkanO, Ark,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-08-09

One night when Mr. Isaac Reese
was stopping with me, says M. f,
Hatch, a prominent merchant of
Quartermas, Washington, I heard
him groaning On going to his
room / found him suffering from
cramp Collie. He was in such ago
nv feared he would die, | hastily
gave him a dose Of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rene
dy. He was soon relieved and the
first words he uttered were, what
was that stuff you gave meY" | in
formed him. A few days ago we
were talking about his attack and
he said that he was never without
that remedy now. | have used it
in my family for several years, |
know its worth and do not hesitate
to recommend it to my friends and
customers. For sale by Smith Drug
%
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One Fare for the Round Trip.

The Texas Il Pacific Railway will
place on sale tickets at the rate OF
one fare for the round trip to the
following points on dates named
To Memphis, Tenn, account Of
the Southern Lumber Manufacture
ers' Association, to be held at Mem
phis Aug, ii to l6, Rate of one
fare for round trip from all stations
in Texas and Louisiana, Tickets to
be sold Aug. u and IL, limited Tor
return to Aug. 20
To Denver, Colo, account nation
al meeting American Pharmaceuti.
cal Association, to be held at Den
YER Aug. IA to "a, Rate Of one fare
for round trip from all stations In
Texas and Louisiana. Tickets on
sale Aug. / aud II, limited dor re-
turn to Aug n, with privilege Of
extension to Sept, !, by depositing
ticket with joint agent at Denver,
MdnllOu OF lueDlO'
To Boston, Mass, account Trien'
nial Conclave knights Templar, to
be held at Boston Aug, 26 to 80,
Rate of one fare for round trlr
from all points In Texas and LoulsI'
ana, Tickets on sale Aug. 10 to "a,
Inclusive, limited for return TO Sep
tehber 10, with privilege of exten.
sion to Oct. 8, by presenting ticket
to the agent OF terminal lines at
Boston on or before Sept, 80, 1895,
which is the last day on winch tick
cts will be made valid to leave Bos-
ton, GAsroN MEsLIER,
GenL Pass, and Tkt Agt,
Dallas, Texas,
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PAUL'S SPECIFIC MEDI-
CINES

20 straight TO the diseased organs and
can plainly be felt at work In tho diseased
parts very shortly after tholr use Is boz
gun. They are pleasant TO take, mild
but searching In action yet agree with
the most delicate lady or child, do not
reduce the strength aud can be used
whllo at the usual occupation, M many
patients stlll able 10 work and attend TO
business Nro often slowly surely, yet un"
consciously dying, knowing themselves
to be Ill., yet deceived into false socurl-
ty They procrostInOto and put of the
matter until tho ease ~ Incurobc, Call
and boloXamInod and NJ least learn the
cause Of your dlsoOso and II you can bo
cured, 10 costs you nothing aud may
save your life.
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The Deaf, Lame, Blind and Rheu-
matte are Cured Without Cost
and Without Price,

by u new system Of medicine from
Europe. No laying on Of hands or faith
cure.
All diseases and dclormlties treated,
but in no instance will an incurable case
be taken for treatment. II your case is
lncurablo he will frankly tell you so; also
caution against spending more money for
useless treatment. The object Of this
course Is to become rapidly and person.
ally acquainted with the sick and afflicted,
and to demonstrate the superior cScqllen-
cy Of his method of healing the sick, No
matter what disease you arc suffering
from, or how long standing; no matter
how many physicians have failed TO euro
you, call ON Paul,
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Tho Celebrated Surgeon and greatest
living Specialist for the treatment and
cure Of any long standing and difficult
Chronic Diseases Of the Blood, Nervous
System, Eye and Ear, is permanently To-
Gated at the Cosmopolitan Hotel, Tex
arkana, and will give all the afflicted an
opportunity to consult him FREE or
CHARGE, and secure the latest and best
treatment for such diseases as the regu-
lar family physician is not prepared to
treat.
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FREE EXAMINATION OF
THE URINE.

Each person applying for medical
treatment should send or bring two TO
four ounces Of urine, which will receive
u careful chemical and mlcroscopcal OK
animation
Persons unskIlllully treated by lgnor-
ant protcnders gIyIngpoIsonous and lnIu-
rlous compounds, should call and sec
pnuI
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-08-09
Ivorine for washing.

Step in at S, M, Ragland's and
"cool off" by drinking a sparkling
glass of ice-cold soda water.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-08-09
With the Boomers.


This paper is friend of the
bloomer girl, considers the bloomer
the most sensible bicycle costume,
and the first lady who adopts its
use in Stuttgart will have her name
enrolled on our books as a perma-
nent, paid-up subscriber. Now,
girls, -LStuttgart Free Press,
The editor Of the Free Press is off
in Missouri, and the above emenated
from the brain of the Office devil.
When the editor returns he will
find all of Stuttgart astride of
bicycles with the abominable bloom
ers.. Sicatl
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Paul, the Wonder Worker,
Makes the Cripple Walk,
the Blind See, and
Cures the Weak, Nervous, Dys-
peptic, Paralytic and Rheumat-
ic in a Most Remarkable Man
ner by New System of
Medicine from Europe.

All patients apply for treatment
at PauIs Office, at Cosmopolitan
Hotel, TeXarkana, on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday will receive all
medical and surgical treatment
Free of Charge until cured, The
only expense to the patients will be
a small fee to cover cost Of medi-
cine necessary to effect a cure.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-08-09
DISEASES OF WOMEN,

Such rs have b0lllcd the skill Of oil 9TH
or physicians and Remedies Paul quickly
cures, Conccrs, tumors, GbroId and poly
pold growths cured without the use Of the
knlfo-no cutting, no pain, no danger.