AN AUTUMN IDYL A many calm open the moorland li». Hbadow^l V'j fl*-* '-y rloudH that ,:giAl7 Pf^-fol V r.»ath th»- atittHnn skips Hav,; for th< whir of wing* among the gram. Am! mx that Mir k'* «t»» ,hf' rward Th.ekn a* the w iling partridge cry be hears Hi.-.-/ th bel/.vid h as woP as in tlielr shells. The phosphorus is there in a form readily as si ml Into! In* nmn. and as oyster' also con t ‘in iron and ir.t »gm theyjire virtually e tonic fold. The letter “H" having put in its ap] earatieo again, this timely am agreeable r a iei1 v will no doubt bo exton sively tried. News Mtul Note*. Large dovs of bicarbonate of soda oi Rot la mint hmy rmiw painful irritation oi tho I dodder. The habitual eater of sound, ripe fruit? rarely complains of ‘a torpid liver” or idvggish action of the bodily forces. Haylahuim, the leavi and stems of a s|HH*ies .1. .1 r which grows in (’Idle, has been introduced into l.ngland as a stimu lant for weak digestions. The death of a man hv gradual petrifac tion is reported by exchanges. The body became rigid as Htone, and the pricking ot a needle made no indentation in the llesh. li is now claimed that tobacco is one of the prime causes of color blindness. Incase <»f insomnia a frequent change of pillows will sometimes induce sleep. Kxoollcnt results almost invariably follow a gentle bathing of the head, neck, arms and hand*. Tho wator must be of an agreeable temperature—neither hot nor OOld. To Sternly lu \frvrt Is a task to the accomplishment of which nar cotics and sedatives arc inadequate. The ef fect they produce is paralytic. They destroy sensation without benetitting the nerves, lfostetter's stomach Bitters, on the contrary, strengthens and soothes the nervous system. Overwork and mental anxiety weaken and relax it, and there is no more reliable means of bracing it and restoring nerve quietude, than by reinforcing digestion and promoting assimilation of the food-two effects always consequent upon the use of the great stom achic. Failing strength is recuperated, a reg ular habit of body restored, and appetite im proved by the Bitters. Disease must be re garded as an exceedingly remote possibility by any one whose system has been thus rein forced. Malarial disease, constipation, dys pepsia, rheumatism and kidney troubles are overcome by and prevented by this standard medicine, which has no peer among American tonics, and is in constantly increasing de mand in Mexico, the \V>»t Indies and South America. W. B. GETCHELL, CIVIL EXGWKER -A3M> laxi> svkr/;rok. >11 Water S«„ Augu.ta, Me. OciTdtf C. W. TRASK U .riling good Hard and Soft Wood flt ted to #7 cord. Also Kindling- and Coal In largo or .mall qnantltlr*- S,w tal attention gtvrnlo l«l.|»hour or mail LTdlm RANGES i? HEATERS \\OUSEKE^/> EASY. '‘rC^ TWO GOLD MEDALS. M«|, by HUB MOVE CO., T.onlob, A. I). >VARD|lgent, Angosta? Maine. fox Sak or to Ski, Bm»Il »dvertlscments not exceeding four lines 'thirty words) coming under the heed of Wanted, Fob Bale, To Let, Lost, Ac., will be inserted tvro times for 25 cents, three times for 35 ce-ts and one week for 50 cents, Advance Payment. In sending by mail remittance of postage stamps or postal note should be made with order, as the charges are too small to open accounts for. Miss Webber does dre ssmaking by the E. T Taylor system, also children’s clothing and plain sewing done. Will go out by the day. Call at No. in State street._w_ MIS9 LOLI>K ROBINSON,who has been studying with Mr. John J. Turner for three years will take a few pupils, commencing in Voice Culture. Terms reasonable. Address 70 drove Street, City, oc-mdtf LADIES needing money can obtain quick loans without the least publicity on l urmture, i'iauos. Organs, diamonds, Watches or other security, Loans can be repaid in installments Will call at. residence if more convenient and make loan there. ali on or add rcss, The Col lateral Loan Jo., 219 Water St., Augusta, Me. _sept28dtf MADAM BRANN—Clairvoyant, U at 42 Gage flt., Augusta, Me. mayTdtf IjOST. Straved or stolen from the farm of Jas. A. Douglass, North Whitefield. about Oct. l*th or L*th 1 cow, 3 years old, light red and white color. Any information gratefully received. Jas. A. Douglass. oct-Md’A&wlt* FOU3MX). All sorts of needle work done at Mending Rooms, such as repairing coats, capes, cloaks, underwear, dressmaking, weekly mendings for families and individuals, etc., Singer Mfg. Co., office <3 Water Street, upstairs. Oct24dlw* **717 jaLJXrTTdXJ. A place to do nursery or second work Competent to assist in housework and take of children. Box 251, Gardiner, Me. C)ct30dlw* Horsemen to know that C. II. Chisam is pre pared to clip horses at his stable. Orders by mail promptly attended to. H West Crescent street, Augusta. oct29dtf A capable girl for general housework at 19 Crescent stieot. oct29itf A few family washings at 17 North Street. Oct2t*2t* An intelligent American lady would like positional housekeeper in a small wealthy family; must be a nice place, no washing. References given and required. Address Box M9, Gardiner, Me. ocl28d2w* A boy to learn the printer’s trade. Atirst elass ehauce to the right kind of a hoy. A. W. Cave, job printer. 247 Water **treet, Augusta, Me. oot2f.dtf The public to know that Miss M. K. Shee han, is ready to do Shampooing, at Green at. Place, or will call at residence if desired. Oc t .*Hd 1 wj_ DRESSMAKING—Attention Ladies of \u gusta and vicinity. Mrs. Bogart and Eldred, saving opened dressmaking rooms at M Water street, would he pleased to see all old customers and many new ones. Perfect lit guaranteed, patterns cut while you wait. <»pen evenings. McDowell system taught. lt> :is<>nal>lr Imiis,■ ■cPJ.'-d 1 w• Man wanted in every township in this county to advertise Diamond Crystal Syrup. Those willing to work hard eight hours per day can make from $3 to £10 profit. But small capital required. l or particulars, call or ad dress Wm. H. Tha\ hr. Gardiner. Me. oct24<1»f Horses to board for th» winter; box stalls and good care. Dry hard or soft w< od for sale; fitted if desired. Orders left ai ,1. E. Fuller’s or Fred Cony's. I). E. Foster, Augusta. octTOdlw* Hoarders ami mealers. Good rooms. No. IT 'rosli\ :;t .oi tIPd 1 mo* A woman to do general housework in a fam- j i 1V of six. To the right woman good wages will be paid. No loafers need apply. Address box Sis, Hallowell, Me. septlOdtf A few gentlemen boarders at No. I Flagg St. Place. Mrs. \V. F. Walker. Sepl‘20t t oct »itf S4.S00.00 (’nsbtioc Fibre Company b per cent Bonds. Vddressor apply to Lendall Titcorab, Administrator, Augusta, Maine. Jnly'Mdtf A STEAM FIFE ENGINE, built in a verv thorough manner and practically new. Suita ble for any town or village which has no hy drant fire service. Also two hundred feet of hose. F.nginecanbe seen at Mr. George H. McClench’s machine shop at Hallowell. Ad dress or apply to Lendall Titoomb, F.xecntor, Augusta. Maine jul^24dtf A Number of Desirable Residences in Au gusta, Maine, varying in prices from f45G to 14,500; also several 10 to 15 acre places in the inbnrbs of this city; one two story house and lot In Lewiston, Maiue A number of farms In Kennebec county varying tu price from H20C to **000. Houses ana tenements to let. B. W. WhUehouse,Atiorney, Augusta. Me. tan Id if Three private, magneto-electric, non-in fringing telephone instruments very cheap. Inquire at 43 Grove St., of James W. North. InnelMtf Houses in different parts of the city, ranging i In price from 4400 to f:*)00. Also good farms J In this city and elsewhere. Apply at the office of B. 8. Fogg, Attorney at Law and Dealer In Beal Estate.]an6dtf At Lambard Karra,Hospital St.,a tine lot of shoates and small pigs. angTdtf One carry-a'l.one village cart (two wheeled) and one banter wacon. Inquire at 43 Grove Rt., of James W. North. Junel2dtf Old Papers, whole and clear, a* XBvva&ac Jovmaai office, pries 10 cents per hundred. JanlUdtf TO lilflT A few furnished rooms. Apply to 132 State »t reet. Oct30d3tf Small tenement in first class repair. Devjjne j water. For particulars apply to F. W. Coiiby. 6 Page street. oct29dif Good tenement of seven rooms, fine loco-I tiou, 43 Sewa'l street oct?9dlw* Pleasaut furnished rcoajs wi»h privilege of bath at No.7 >wan St. ocrJSdlw* A large, furnished,front room, with or with out board. Apply to No. 11 MiddV street. _oct2>dlw Lower tenement on t hapel man U°Tlfe °f *>smn »^nue. street, second Mrs. C. New octitfdtf 10 Pag0 stroet* Rfht. S8 00 re, month. Horace Noith. octSSdlw m- i New house, seven large, airy rooms and hath hot and cold water iu sink, central lo cation. Inquire at Corner cf Swan and Gage streets. oct2tidlw* f Small upstairs rent on Gage street, low rrice. Charles B. Chick's Insurance Agency, Allen s Block.oct2*3tf pTo families without children, two tenements of eight rooms each. Apply to W. H. Bruce, 55 and 7 o:iy -t reet. Oct'Mdlw Two unfurnished, connecting rooms, at 48 Wiuthrop street, opposite Lithgaw library. oct24dlw* Pleaiant, furnished front room at 22 Chapel stre. t, upstairs. <>ct:Mtf An upstairs tenement of four rooms. Re ferences required. Inquire at 44 S. che stnut street. octl&tf Store in Masonic Temple block. Apply to C. W. Jones, Atty. at Law, Masonic Temple. CctlSdtf Convenient Tenement of 7 rooms with bath in Devine Coughlin's Block, nicely fitted with gas and city water, inquire of Devine Coughlin, Druggist, Augusta, Me. Octl5dtf Six room house, stable and garden, 47 Mid dle St. Apply to R. J. Noyes, 18 Hospital St. OCtMltf To a gentleman without board for the win tor a hall bed-room, hot and cMd water. Apply at 1K4 State street. oct.'idtf A very pleasant and convenient tenement, corner Court and Chestnut streets. Inquire of G. F. Hawes. oct3dtf A tenement of six rooms to a small family at Dickman street. Inquire of O. E. Ward on the premises. _oct2ritf At 23 Stone St. Augusta, a flat of eight room* including bath also stable. Pleasant location and newly finished. Inquire of H. G. Barker, Cor. Hat store, Gardiner. Octldtf Desirable house on Lincoln St $11 per month. Howard Owes.,Sept-3*H.ltf Two small tenements city and cistern water, inquire cfS S. Williams, Amherat street, or Geo. W. Williams, Post Office. sept28dtt A nice tenement on Cumberland street, Oushuoc Heights with city water. Inquire of Williamson Burleigh, offices over Granite Bank, Water street. july^3dtf The beautiful place known as the “Hartwell House,” on Eastern Avenue, East Side. This house has just been put in tine repair and fit ted up for two families. Will be rented cheap to good, reliable parties. Apply to O. D. Lain bard, Lambard Farm, Hospital St. augTdtf l'leasant eight room house, good location, modern improvements. Apply to S. 8. Lan caster, 24 South Chestnut street,City. july27dtf Cottage house with stable; also two tene ments. Inquire of A. A. Nichols, 78 Gage street. mar2Sdtf CELEBRATED HOME MADE Bread, Doughnuts, and Pastry. Hade by Mrs. T. BOSK. Fresh bread (White and Gra ham) every day at 11 A. M. and fresh rolls at 4.HO P. M. Brown bread every Saturday. F. L. Webber, AUGUSTA. BEST BAY RUN, per pint. 40c. Toilet Cologne, per pint. 50c. Lubin's, Palmer’s, Col gate’s, Brown’s and Rick seeker’s Handkerchief Ex tracts in bulk. I AM BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER TO FILL YOUR ORDERS FOR as I can now be reached by TBIiEFHONE, at RHINE** CARRIAGE SHOP, and all orders sent there will receive prompt atten tion. Hard and Soft Wood of All Kinds Seasoned Under Cover. KIND LINGS a Specialty, in bulk or pre pared for the stove. A tine supply of Pressed Hay and Straw con stant y on hand. J. G. KNIGHT. SI Sewall Street. octl.>eodlm RANDOLPH EXCHANGE. JOSEPH FOYE, Proprietor. Four minutes walk from depot, across the Gardiner bridge. Livery stable and sample room connected. Reduced rates. House Newly Furnished Throughout. oct’Rdlmo t t WE ARE BOUND “TO BEAT THE BAND,” Also our great Jubilee Sale of last June, which was a stunning success. Manufacturers “let us in on the ground tloor” and we bought for Spot Cash early in the season large quantities before (foods advanced. Lately we were notified by a company of manufacturing clothiers, with whom we have done busiucss for many years, that they would close out the balance of their stock, amounting to and retire from business. They offered us a part of this stock at prices we could not af ford to refuse, and we now own an immense amount of clothing with a dollar in it for us and “lots of balm'' for our customers. We are here to serve the people, who shall have the benefit of our experience, capital and labor. READ! READ! READ!WHAT! The Huntington Clothing Company Has to say. and profit thereby. Men's Nobby Fancy Cassimero Suits, This is a heavy weight, Single Breasted Sack Suit, and is really more desirable than many of the $10.00 ones. If you want one at $0.40 come quick beforo they are' gone. Men s Fancy Diagonal Wool Suits. Very handsome patterns, and splendid goods to wear. The sharp, shrewed buyers will close out this lot quick at $7,20 Men’s heavyweight, all wool, Blue Cheviot Suits. Hundreds of no better ones have been sold at flu.(10 These must go at $8,80 Men’s Single Breasted Sack Suits, mado from Dark Oxford Chev iots. If they had a custom tail or’s label on them they would look eheap at $20.00. We have cut the price to $9,89 $6.40 Men's heavy weight, extra quality, Clay Worsted Suit?, made in the latest styles ami Warranted to civfl satisfaction. No need of having one matte to order that will cost you from 125.00 to *:»0.00 when yon can buy one of these perfect fitting and elegant made suits at the phenomenally low price of Men's Blue Klysian Overcoats that fit better, feel better, and wear better than many of the $10 00 ones. The loss is fearful, but we shall sell them for Men’s Double Breasted, Blanket lined, tine canvas coats, with Corduroy Collars. We have all sizes from 3s to 48. You can't afford to lot this chance go by when you can buy one for Young Men's, all wool, fine Black Kersey Overcoats. Don't pny from $15.00 to $18.00 for one when you can buy ours for SI 1.90 $*,SO $1.69 S9.73 Mon’s Nobby Black Frieze Ulsters, such as fastidious young men have paid from *13.00 to $15.00 for. We will sell, in order to “Beat the Band.** for $6.95 Children’s Suits, made from fancy cAssimerep, and heavy weight black diagonals, worth from $1.00 to $5 00 per suit, will be suM at the genuine cut prices of $1,97 and $2,89 Men's blue, black and gray Aus tralian Wool Pauls. Warranted not to fade, rip or tear. We shall sell them as long as they last for $1,75 Hundreds of Boys' Knee Pants made to soil for 75 and 50 cents almost given away. We have all sizes with Pockets in every pair, and Boy and Mother can be made happy for 49 or 9 cts The news of this Great Sale has spread from town to town for fifty miles around. Tt will commence Saturday, October2G, and continue until our whole stock of heavy weight goods aie disposed of, and our store will he croivdefl With euf/cr buffers f or flays and weeks to come. 1 I Mothers will do well to come early and avoid the rush, o-----— One Price, Honest Values and Fair Treatment have won the day for us, and we shall continue to “fight it out on that line.” o Keep your eye on the day and date, and be on hand when the doors open, SATURDAY MORNING, OCT. 26, As the crowd will be tremendous at the well-known store of The Huntington Clothing Co., 221 Water Street, AUGUSTA, MAINE. Nearly opposite the Cony House. oct23d«t guihj genttfbff fmmtal. OaBDS OF THANKS, OBITCABV NOTION*, Baao lctions or bbspbot, *ro., will b« charged at the rate of tea centa per llae. No charfei lesi than seventy-five cents. All advbbtiiing isaoDaoiaisTs or en tertainments, whose object la the ralelng of money will be charted >t the rate of fifteen cents a line. Advertising notices, news form, will be ex cluded from onr local columns, except each as refer to advertisers occupying space in onr advertising oolumns, and will be ran nndera separate head on one of the local pages. Subscribers who fail to receive the Joobbal promptly will confer a favor by notifying the office Immediately. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY. Borax Soap. Wanted—Second work. Ice privilege—For sale. Bargains—C. W. Morrill. To let—Furnished rooms. Prescriptions— C. H. Beane. Chinaware—C. H. Blackington. Fruit sale at St. Mark s Rectory. Notice of dissolution of partnership. Special bargains—W. F. Studley Co. Local Matters. llig trades at C. W. Morrill's. Charles Acliorn went to Boston, yester day, after horses. Mr. and Mrs K. II. Beale were In Bangor, yesterday. James Boyd is happy, Good sale of stoves and furniture. The shipments by Tuesday's boat from Boston, tyero unusually heavy. J. H. Hllis of Rangeley lakes, is visit ing his couslu, Mrs. C. L. Marston. Forty-four bales of cotton were received, Tuesday, by the Kennebec boat, for tbo Kd wards Manufacturing Company. Mr. Henry Taylor of Lltohiield. Was in the city, Tuesday, on business. The Jour nal had tho pleasure of a eall from him. Ladles of St. Mark's parisli who have conirlbmions for tho sale are requested to carry them lo the rectory on Thursday, Oct. .'ll, '95. See ad. Mrs. Nancy Judkins of Fairfield, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. George Snow deal of Cashnoc Heights, re turned home, Tuesday. Guy O. Vickery has just completed this year’s class ring of the Cony High school. It is very handsome. The band Is oval, of 14-karat gold, with the embossed figures ''.hi, in frosted gold. There will be a regular meeting of Seth Williams Helief Corps, atii P. M., Thurs day. A large attendance is urgently re quested, as business of importance will come before the meeting. To t he fellow who has no money and sleeps cold It must be aggravating to look into Fowler A Damien's blanket window. Such a sight gives one who can purchase a very comfortable feeling. S. W. Tibbetts bought the Arling ton house of B. C. Murray, Tuesday morning. Mr. Tibbetts says he is going to run things in first class fashion, and make the hotel all that could be desired. "West End Lotion," "softens the roughest skin and keeps it In good condi tion." I)o you believe it? Do as the writer is going to,try it. It costs but little and Devine Coughlin make great claims for it. Tho street department has been filling In on Commercial street, tho past few days.level ling off places where it has been much needed. The planking of the bridge will be shortly completed, when the lum ber for that purpose shall arrive. Since the last of the rear drive of logs passed through the dam, Saturday, some of the Augusta Lumber Company's timber has been floated down, but, yesterday, during the southerly wind,It was lmpoftsi hle to continue. There Is still quite a number to come down. Mr. Win.