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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-23

,Hri~sa.A ~ We NJ IN our readers all
q Happy tnri' iHa,. Nay the choife,i
ilic. su.~ "a carih u Shows cred upon.
tarm luripg ie holiday season. and
80 cnrh uuc remember liza; a. thcyi
,outriaue NJ make other, happy, they.
gctp ,hc reward 10 their own enjoy
lAesi. "i.c. fAe poor ate always with
t.g.
Vi.h. EfoHAl GrIns IaH 1871. The
fg.t ci'fioA Ug one hundred AVID iiay
flOu-4 esp.e sfN.cs illEsis~ica Cat
..taaise ~ seeds sad ilnrfsi ,.sidc. Is
published AND ready 90 -ena out-iOJ
ps-r. 4ai am cag,tviaeof almost every
desirable flo~ AID Vegetable. II j.
tlguantiy printed 90 fine tiu'ca paper,
illustrated with iires funded line
Wood EHgrvin.- an3 t@sp beautiful
cniarai plates. The nnA beautiful sud
;ae INCEST Instructive Floral Guide pub
ii-aed. a German Edition Published
iu nil oiAaf rc- .ie. imuhi " ie knE-
ii-H
~cni free ~ aii NV customers Of ls-J.i
a~ sapiil a- pr iaig. Without gppliga-
.i9n ~tHi ~ aii other, WHO orl,rt.em'
eT len cents. y hitA n not half the cost.
.Aldrc Jaiaes Niyk. Rochester y. y.
w- Ihe War in Europe ha- aut Grrel-.
cpct au5 ncw features tao pa-t week OF,
startling moment. The bonn hardmcntof.
l'ari, II again postponed and il ! rG-.
Ig0rtd iAai Prussia il eAdeayorins i0'
bring ahOui r-cstahlishInpnj of tie.
Empire ~ France, ana GpoR the accom-
I4islment u this j. ready to make poAcc
Pryhc suit 81 LsEhlin T. Millirn
w.. btMs. Hoycy, slack. sud O'bcrs
tor damage- tor false Imprisonment; ia
connection with h.s trial aud conviction
ln the famous sons OF Liberty Treason
Trials. Will not come oil during the
present term OF the nicd States Court
an indianapolis. The defendants ia thrl
euit have brought counter case against.
Milligan for treason.
To Grants Interference in the cleo
tiOn OF New York cost the pcople OF.
the United States over s5GD.No0. This
military Interference IN elections in the
whole United states has cost $1,000
coo. And this sum is stolen from the
pockets of the people in the respectable
name of taxes
- - tiiltr lstintN- COlOrct nom Der OF
Congress elect from South Carolina. tol
~! vacancy, was sworn in Ia. Monday.
lie is a snuff colored contraband. The
only member who congratulated him
was Horace Maynard, ofTcnncssee.
OF When you feel like buying goods
look over the columns OF YOUR naperl
and paironizc those men who advertise.
and YOU will fluid them the most liberal
men TO trade with.
ns Many of the farmers in this vicin-
ity are packing their own hogs, prefer
ring % do this 10 selling At the present
prices.
CO. At Joe Sermersheim's can be found
ever 80 many nice articles for presents
for The holidays from pretty toys b fine
goods-and cheap, TOO.
WANTED.-A wagon load Of potatoes
at this Office, nj the market price, seventy
i've cents per bushel.
FURNITURE. Mr.. Jacob Allies has re-
ceiycd this week large supply Of fine
iurnlHrc, whirh BE- Nil seii cheap for
holiday presents 10 those who want 90
make nice gig.
~ For sale hil- don't fail u Fam N
our iyb office
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-23

.r-arElln. Mr. Juhn I;.hrr. vino
nl'd at ~hoai~ come sAVA,as sipcc wns
Gisinteirad aud hgoa u, ~ iaa ssorrod
hatylny 4fcui"i ~ th.s county. ana bari
aa along ide % BIZ parents pa SUNDAY
Hast.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-23

nm Winter rHaciael a. iac almanac
time cnn.e IA on ,!ir 90,!, ana H. ca,n-
est lce y AnM ioin ihrhc ih.ek. aAa
Iranlin"ispacicr II bG>y g-li,n. soin.
pa; away 600 Try, summer
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-23

N~T ~erIaer-hcim has taken Ill go IA.
something oNur 10000 Us os lorG.
i'ficc- range from ~ 20 $3.50 per roo
pounds.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-23

rT"I really ca.'t express my thank
as The boy saii 10 TIE schoo!Inastcr al
ter he got q !hTa-hing."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-23

TIT Mr. Jos. Shui,r brought 70 t!r
-ermeFsi rin last week q 10; ct hogs ay-
3li ID each. a nice ios.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-23

CT Cure for the car-ache- Gct pref.
~ girl 70 whisper ia il nigh; And morn
inc.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-08
ilphabct Of Short RuIcs,

Attend welt to your duties.
BepmouaI in yor payments.
Consider well before yoa promise.
Daro todo right.
Envy no man.
Faithful stick to your business.
Give rot mp 70 temptation.
Have respect Tor your character.
Interest yoursclfin charity.
jest not about serious AFFAIRS.
Know thysclf.
Lie not, for any consideration.
Make friends among Tic good
Never profess what yon don't DO.
Occupy you time uscfuIly.
Postpone not what yon can do
now
Quarrel not with you" nciehbor.
Rccompcnse each man Tor his
labor
Save everything for day Of trout
bIo.
Trent everybody with kindness.
Uso yonrseIfto moderation
Witty no PERSONS reputation.
Wateiful guard against idleness.
Xamino your conluct daily.
Yield to superior judgement.
HeaIonsIypwsue ttiersght path.
A debt is adorned BY payment.
Constant occupation prevents
temptation.
A proud man il a fool IN f,rnen-
talon.
Flattery is an empty tomb on
vhich hiendshlp H enscgibed.
Prosperity makes friends adrcf-
.y tries them.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-08


a bachelor friend says that he
dislikes young married couples.
because they are apt to give
themselves heirs"
a case Of feminine daring i
i4Iaiel Of a Virginia oolle, who
rode to the edge Of precipice,
and deiel any man Of the party
whom she was riding with 70 FOL
low her. Nota man accepted the
challenge, but a tantalizlng youth
stood on his head and dared the
hdx TO do that
Greeley calls BulIock's move
menis in Georgia for the perpetu-
alton Of his authority there,
"chilFs play'' This ''child's
play" has been very expensive
an,l troublesome % the people Of
the State, and with d fair election
they viii bring It 70 a Close this
fall.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-08

Discretion Of speech il superior
to eloaucnee.
Death has nothing terrible u NJ
but what life has made %,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-08

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-10
STATE NEWS.

1t takes eleven thousand tons of coal per
annum to keep Bangor warm.
The Skowhegan Reporter reports an un-
usual degree ofgood fee ling among the differ
ent religious denominations in that village.
4 fine two-masted schooner of 10 tons,
o. NJ, was launched from the yard of Mas
ter John Douglass in Bucksport, on Tuesday.
Rev. L. ii. Titus has rendered his resigna-
ton Of the pastorship of the first Congrega-
tional church in Bethel.
Hon. James K. Clark, recently Mayor of
Biddetord, is about to take up his residence
in Boston.
Rev. I. Newall, late of Brewer village,
has removed to North Waterford, and COM
menced to labor in that society.
A. l.. Simpson of Bangor, has been elected
member of the Board of Agriculture for Pc
nobscot county. He is a Bangor lawyer.
L. Quincy, of Hebron, has made this sea-
son, 5000 gallons of cider and has 1900
bushels OF apples to work up.
A house and barn on Waldo avenue in
Belfast, belonging to Elijah Sherman, were
burnt day or two since. Insured tor $500
which is supposed to cover the loss.
James McCarty, a convict in State Prison,
has been pardoned by the Governor and Conn
Gil he being in consumption, and not likely
to live but short time.
The new hotel of j. d. Fernald & Son, at
Canton, was opened to the public on the 18th
ult., with grand "house-warming. About
250 guests were present.
Mr.. John d. Neal, produce dealer formerly
of the firm of Kensall & Neal, of Portland
but latterly of Boston, was found dead in his
room in that city on Monday last.
The Biddeford journal says a rumor is
about to the effect that several live men are
in earnest about establishing large slioe
manufacturing company in Biddetord, with a
capital of $4,000
We regret to learn that DR.. w. B. Lapham
of Bryant's Pond, has been sick with fever
for some weeks. The Democrat says he
is now able to sit up for an hour or two a
day.
Machinery for manufacturing paper has
been purchased by A. & j. W. Pr, scott
Co., who propose to establish a factory a,
Steep Falls, Norway, and go INTO operation
next February.
There will be only two crews sent on;
from Thomaston TO Virginia, to cut timber
this winter, against some six or eight il
former years. These are sent by Messrs
Payson and Mehan, and the Vinals.
Mr.. Everett Ilammons of Bethel has beer
engaged as Principal of the high school il
the city of Hallowell, at salary of $1,000 ,
year. His engagement at Bryant's Pond has
b, en- Cancelled.
Hon. Edward O'Brien has presented Oren
Lodge No. Is of Free and Accepted Mason,
of Thomaston, with an elegant Chandelier
(valged at one hundred and twonty-iiy.
dollars) for use in their Lodge Room.
Among the freight over the Belfast & NJ
Ii. Il. r., last week, were two car loads o
juniper knees from Newport. A train of |
cars of hay and three OF potatoes, came il
Friday, and two trains per day were run
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-10
kennebsc Sabbath School Convention.

The Kennebec county convention of Sunday
schools met at the Methodist church in Win
throp, at 10 l-2 o'clock A. M, on Wednesday.
After spending half an hour in social devotion,
the convention was called to order by David
Cargill Of Augusta. II. Woodward of Win
throp was appointed temporary Chairman, and
d. Cargill Secretary. Prayer was then offered
by Rev. A. S. Ladd of Waterville. Messrs.
Drummond of Waterville, Baker of Gardiner
and Jones of Winthrop, were appointed a
committee to report list of officers for per-
manent organization. The following were re-
ported by the committee and elected: Presi-
dent, H. Woodward of Winthrop, Vice Presi-
dents, II. f. Wood of West Waterville, j. S.
Turner of Augusta and A. p. Snow of Win
throp. Secretary, David Cargill of Augusta.
Treasurer, Alden Baker of Gardiner.
Voted to instruct the Ex-Com. to appoint
Vice President, from each town in the county.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-10

during the day. 1t is declared that the busi-
ness over the road is more than can be done
with the present rolling stock.
| The Oxford Register says DR.. Davis Of
Locke's Mills has Shanghi or Drama pullet,
five months and half old that can eat from
the head of a flour barrel, and weighs alive,
a little less than ten and half pounds. The
Doctor GALES it a "Bramha potter" and says
he has no doubt but it can stand and eat from
! d hogshead when il is year old.
The Rockland Gazette says shipbuildine at
Thomaston is in rather a auiescent state at
present, and will be the coming season, judg.
ing from indications as they now present
themselves Samuel Watts & Co., have now
ship on the stocks to complete in the
spring, and Walker, Dunn & Co., are going
to build one of their three-masted schooners.
The Canadian Express Company are dis
| missing their messengers at the different
stations on the Grand Trunk Railroad. Con-
! sequenty, if person has package to send
by express he must send it to the railroad
station and deposit it with the station agent,
or if he expects package, he must call at
the station for it.
The Directors of.thc Belfast & Moosehead
Lake Railroad Company, have voted to ac-
cept the proposition of the Msine Central
Railroad Company, to loan the former Corpo-
| ration two engines and sufficient rolling stock
without charge, until the middle of January,
and TO advance money for narrowing the
guage. This arrangement is not to affect any
matters now in dispute between said Compa-
MES. The work of changing the guage com.
menced on Thursday.
| The Roekland Gazette says DIR. W.eR.
Evans of Thomaston, has breech-loading
Magazine Rifle" which he has recently
patented, and which will fire fifty times after
each loading with waterproof metallic
cartridges provided the barrel is fully
charged. The rifle weighs nine pounds when
not loaded, and ten and one half pounds
when loaded The rifle is simple in its
structure, easily cleaned, and well adapted
for use in the army. The rife that the Doc
tor now has at his Office carries cartridge
Of 40-l00 caliber.
Professor Pierce, Superintendent of the
Coast Survey, enumerates among the work of
the past season the topography of the shores,
and the photographic of Moosabec Reach, on
the coast of Maine; triangulation for the sur
vey of Southwest Harbor, Mt. Desert Island
extension of the photography at the entrance
to penobscot Bay; topography of the Fox Is
lands of the vicinity of Muscle Ride channel
and that of Islands in Penobscot Bay near
Camden; plain table work and surroundings
on the Krnnebec river near. Gardiner; coast
topography near Biddeford.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-10

The old Maine Farmer comes TO us clothed
in new dress, and with a face more bright
and beautiful than it ever wore in its youthful
days. As this standard paper of the farmers
of Maine increases in years it has also in
creased in size, until now it presents equal
proportions to the New England Farmer, has
eight columns on each page of large, clear
and elegant type, and is printed on a greatly
improved quality of paper. The first number
of the paper was published at Winthrop, Jan.
lst 1888, and was called the ''Kennebec
Farmer and Journal of the Useful Arts, with
F. Holmes as editor. This name was retain
ed but nine weeks, and was changed to
'Maine Farmer which title it has ever since
borne. The publication office was changed
from Winthrop to Hallowell, and then back
again to Winthrop, and in 1874. when the pa
per was purchased by Russell Eaton, it was
removed to Augusta, where it has ever since
been published. In 1859, it was purchased
by Holman & Manley, but during the same
year Mr. Manley retired on account of ill
health, and w. S. Badger purchased his in
terest. From that time the proprietorship has
remained unchanged. The paper has large
circulation. and the recent heavy expenditures
indicate that the proprietors are willing to
give their patrons the benefit of the profits
accruing, like the thrifty farmer who returns
to the soil from which his treasures come the
elements which are necessary for its future
productiveness. Mr.. S. L. Boardman, who
has been connected with the paper for about
ten years as editor of the agricultural depart
ment, still continues in that important posi-
tion.. 1t was no easy place to fill, that of DIR.
Holmes, when he dropped out from the ranks
of the living, but it is not too much to say
that his mantle has fallen upon Mr.. Board
man, who has made the first page of the
Farmer equal in all essential practical points
to any agricultural journal in the country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-10
NEWS 3 I MAN..

The Boston Journal leads the democratic
columns in the coming election for Mayor of
that city. Funny!
Fourteen hundred more miners at Pitston
have joined the Scranton strikers.
-Four persons were burned 10 death at New
port. Pa. on Wednesday by the explosion Of Il
coal lamp.
Five thousand seven hundred Germans ar
rived at New York during November, against
eight hundred the same time last year.
The sleeping room of w. j. Bodenhamer,
receiver of the land office at Springfield, Mo,
was robbed on Tuesday of $1,000
\ childs table service in silver-the gift of
Senators to the infant son Of Vice President
ColfaX-is now on exhibition i'll New York.
Smith las abandoned the contest for the
goyeraorship CT Alabama, and it's expected
that Lindsay VIII quietly take possession to-
day.
The IT, i.ott Of Spanish detective that the
steamer Hornet is fitting out for another Gu
ban expedition is denied.
X. Amos Conln, who killed Bell Porter at
Memphis, Tennessee, two years since, has
been sentenced TO prison for fifteen years.
The gunboat Shawmut was launched at the
Brook lyn nayy-yard on Wednesday afternoon
and will join the North Atlantic squadron
when fitted for sea.
The Coleman-Pilow case, for coal seized
by General Pillow at Memphis at the begin
ming of the war, has been decided, and I'M
less a new trial can be had, the ex-rebel gen.
eral will have to pay $4,000.
The New Dominion press continue their
comments on the Presidents message, bat q
London despatch says that Great Briuin is
not by any means as fierce ana defiant rs the
colony she defends.
A defence of Minister Motley's conduct at
the court of ST. James, written by himself,
will be made public in short time. The ar
ticle ill notice at some length the reasons
and causes adduced by the President for his
removal as published several weeks ago.
A few days since quarrel occurred at a
schoal house in Petersburg, H., between the
son of John McHenry and a son of DIR. Hug
gins, of that lace. In the evening, McIlenry
drew pistol and shot Higgins, inflicting
wound which caused his death on Sunday
last. The murderer was but / / years old,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-10
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

San Francisco, Dec. 9. The complete CEN
sus shows that the population of the State
has increased in the last ten years l2G,Gl9.
and of San Francisco 93, 470-the latter being
nearly 200 per cent.
A successful corner in stock of Hidden
Treasure Silver Mine has sent it up from Sc
to SIS per share, and large number of heav-
lest dealers in mining stock are severely Grip
pied. Some failures are expected.
The Overman Mining Co. has made an as
sessment of $3.50 per share.
The weather is exceedingly favorable to
farming, and blowing is going on in all parts
of the State
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-10
New YORK, Dec. O..

COTToN-sales 1896 bales mid. uplands l5b
FLOUR-lS 000 state 5i0G5ij; round hoop Ohio
COO $50; western 5l0aG75; southern 605dS25.
WHEAT-94000 bu; No. / spring i3g8l4o; new
No. 2 do. 1873 g 1879; winter red and amber western
l40dliE.
CoRN-5l ,000; new mixed western, 7Gds0 old,
81.
OATS-statc G0a62 western o086l.
PORk-mess, 20 25a 20 30; old, 2!n08222j.
ETTTER-Westn. i2a25; state zOai2.
WHISkEY-Western free, 81 G92.
RICE-Carona, TaIla.
sUGAK-Porto Rico, l0gl9@; Mgscovado, "a Q
l0a.
MOLASSES-N. O. G3a7..
.SP'TS TURPENTlNE-47.
ROSIN-2Oj for strained
PETRuLEUM-crude, Il; refined, 222l G2}.
TALLOW-s4s asa.
LARD-steam. f2el3%; kettle, -.
FREIGHTs TO LIVERPOOL - Cotton, 9-!G9
81, -four -, wheat al.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-10
FROM NEW YORK.
Obituary..

Albany, N. Y, Dec. 8. Rev. Dir. Welsh,
for nearly so years in ministry, and for the
last so years prominent Baptist preacher in
this city, died last night, aged &c years.
The small pox is rapidly spreading in Brook
Ign. Flat Bush Hospital and the dead house
is filled with patients. The new county aims
house will be prepared for hospital at once.
The officials of all telegraph companies are
in consultation to-day, and it is reported that
the tariff on all messages will be increased 80
per cent. on July LIST.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-10
FROM RICHMOND.

Richmond, Va, Dec. .. w. T. Rogers, n
judge of election, was again arrested to-eay
for violating act for enforcement of the 18th
amendment.
Ricoard Hicks was to-day sentenced to
years in the Albany penitentiary, for counter
feiting at FREDERICKSBURG
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-10
FROM CLEVELAND.
Fire.

Cleveland. Dec. .. The rolling mill of
Cleveland Iron Works was destroyed by fire
this Z. M. The fire caught on the roof from
a spark of hot iron thrown off by a saw. Loss
100000; insured for SIC, POO in 4Etna of Nor
wich, and Home of Connecticut and Peoples
of Massachusetts $4,000 each, in Phoenix of
Hartford $3.50, and Merchants of Hartford
$1,000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-10
FINANCIAL e. COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. 8
Gold closed HOY
New York Stock Market.


berland Co, 81; Western Union Tel. %. ,i5h I;
Quicksilver Mining Co., 4 Pacific Mail, 42% ;
Boston Water Power, 20 Adams Elk. Co., O55s !;
Wells, Fargo " Co., 30 American Merchants IN.
AZ 10. 5. Eek. Co., 4A N. Y. Central and. Hudson
rave 9l3s, do. scrip, s5A; Erie, 2is, do pid Az
Harlem, i92l4 do pid, l53 /; Reading, l034 Mich
Central, i2Uit Lake Shore and Michigan >outherp,
asys Illinois Central 1874 Cleveland 4 Pittsburg,
l0h4 Chicago North Western sOli do preferred
1914 Chicago 81 Rock Island. lOSA; Mil: Il st,Paul
ern. 5lts Toledo, Wabash n Western prefer red
70 Pittsburg \ Fort Wayne, 9iS; Terre Haute,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-10
FROM ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis, Dec. .. The School mines, au-
thorized by last legislature, have been located
near Rolla Phelps County, and will be en-
dowed with one quarter of congressional agri-
cultural college land grant of $50, 900 acres.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-10

Corn is sometimes misused for the vile pur
pose of making whskcy. Instead Of abusing
it in that way, if it could be made into syrup,
what blessing would flow to the community.
We have been led to these reflections by no
ticing at Chandler & Boardman's, Market
Square grocery store, the best quality Of corn
syrup we have ever tasted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-10

FROM THE STEADY, FIRM, AND REGULAR
BEAT OF THE HEART, replacing interrupted
and feeble action of that organ. demonstrated
in variety Of cases, FELLOWS COMPOUND
SYRUP OF HYPorHosPHlTEs is known to exert
powerful tonic effect on the muscles of the
Heart dec6-+ &wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-10
Local ann State Mems.

Kennebec county will claim the honor(D
in few days of sending to the Site Prison a
pretty brace Of convicts-a murderer and a
church burner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-10

Make your purchases at Partridge's Drug
Store under Granite Hall and save money
beside getting the best quality in everything
bought. lw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-10

A good old-ftshioned northeast snow storm
visited this city on Thursday night The
earth was hardly in condition to receive it,
but it afforded opportunity for the sleigh bells
to make music yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-10

A correspondent writes that the other day
little child of Mrs. Charles III. Noyes of
Dayton Plantation, eleven months old, fell
into pail of water, boiling hot, which Mrs.
Moves had prepared for washing clothes.
She had put the pail on the floor and went to
the door for some chips when she heard a
scream. She at once returned and found the
child had plunged into the pail of boiling wa
ter. The little sufferer lived bat about ten
hours.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-10

"SHooT FOLLY AS IT FLIES" and stop using
preparations on your head which are composed of
poisons. Use NATURES HAIR RESTORATIVE, which
by It's cleanliness fragrance and purity commends
itself. See advertisements dec6. t&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-10

One of our substantial and reliable sub
scribers, living far away down east, has paid
the sum of twenty five dollars for the Kenne-
bee Journal-every cent in aavance--en abling
him to read his own paper and not the pub
fishers. In his last note enclosing five dol
lars, he says: ~ like the paper as well as
ever, and the improvements you hava made l
Ike much"