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anRwos In Tho spirit Of tla cry. Is there danger
that we tllail make it impossible for Heaven n
hear In In tho tale of tho years hecan-n wo ara
liring them np A. tho prodiRal used up bis for
tlaagcr thai while tso may grow old logethcf In
ycara tliots may ho Htcll q growing differ
enco Of rprit al"' purpose that a. ti!reo
ts9fo and top We mar merely 10 two
only 10 lind 1t 10 all Hiatako7 Wo car guard
A9aust that. For where this Safeguard to our
inner life aud for TINT matter our outer lifo also
II needed, tho ans~or to our prayer coieH In tho
TO flod with their whole heart fervontiy,
"incrcfully orIain that NO n1aY grow AGED to-
Eetller.' who did not find we'll springs N thcir
urFest ,ithert g!carns Of sunshine stealing tito
steIf dafkost h!!ado"s Rh Arm OF power !of
tholr mtat appalling sleeps, and aunny reAtug
1'lncoH all tho ws1.
TIL: arEnA1E NOVEL
ia WORKING fatal mirrhicf III thu average mini
IL its ictnics Of tr1lo love It makes tat tender
rio" and glamour which retasud natures leel
When they meet trun lave. It in no Fitch thing /;
it IL tsuo psHsian, that IL all--n l!cs.ed power
lnrelS and rightly ,ised. but no
no1a trne lore thaa thosc 1it:fa hooks
arc tho fipo clusters Of f)ctnhnr. True lava
groWa Out Of reyorencc, aud Iefrroucn loyalty
aud courtesy, dark days snt bright. sorrow ami
10y, It liz tho miro easenco OF all we are, aud
all We do Of all thai is most beautiful aud good
in our hcart and lie.
And woman Ia mt uudeyeinpd man,
tsut d!vcrse. Cnllld ne inslc her as tho man.
Erect loye aets tl.ln; Hi desse't t"nd Ia this:
Not Ike In 1ke, hut like iu sliyrrthro:
Yet In tho lnug years lker shall they grow,
The usn 10 morn Of wo,uau. ehc ai man:
l!H gAin IN sweetness, ail1l In nprat height,
Net io+r t1Ic wrerttIhR scwn That throw tho world
sae 1ncn,si breadth, nor fail In ch!lixard caro-,
Sar lpse tho clIate III the lsrgrr MUD:
Till ut the list hNe eet lerstlf t5 snan
Like perfect music unto .olls words:
And r. t,se.s twain, ni.1', the .kr,. r time,
H,t fle bJ aie. fnli.snu,iurf III all tirs lowar1,
D!prtntihR harvc.t snwInY the To lie.
Then eu.Gra thr ttaft1icr Eden back to men.
Then srrIDga the crowniux race Ut uunln kind.
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THE SjHEY TRIAL,

CLgAnr1ELp, Fa., Oct, 2.--T0r the defenBo ta-
day hiney took tho A:and. aild testified tha, tho
purpose of his visit waa in compliance with tho
requirements Of tho Constitution OF tho Miners
National Uuiou.to ASCERTAIN the actual condition
OF affairs, and whether tito strikers were entitled
70 receive nccu,iary assistance from tho Uniou.
lio o1nphatlcaliy conlradicted tue Testimony af
Ing that hiH advice mud influence was to rorress
disorder, and that, upon realizing his efforts
weeo unayalling. ho was preparing 10 leave tho
region, after three days. Visit, wien arrested
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Tho Gin thnt Stcinsergor,s subjects
Drink.

a$4H F71H3sEU IVfE7TH.
As to whisky, it would pay better 10 export it
from Apia to this market than to send il from
hero there. Gin is tho great drink Of the South
Sea lsIAudcr, Hbeu lie eau got It.; what is
known az "Jcrsey lightning whisky" or
"torty-rod whisky" warranted to kill at That
distance oyery tt,no. At Apia 5ou eau gat 1
quart bottle Of paro Holland gip. manufac-
turod in Hamburg. from deadly poizon. at
80 cents per bottle By retail and o5 cents per
bottle By Wholesale. Tho bottle IL worth ceuts
anywhere ~ an ornament, anl tue labels are
gorgeous aud costly. Tho quart bottlo OF pure
Holland gin: for which tho poor natises Of tho
cents, costs probably 10 cents to DO nauufao-
tured. II il the yilest esuG Imaginable, and has
ecnt many sturdy savage to bis happy bunting
grounds,
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A milwaukee WILL CASE,

spteIdl UI'dtch n Tht Chitayo 7ribLnt.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 2.-Tle contestcd will case,
in which peraon known ~ Laura ionng claims
to administer The property OF Burr Knocland.
who Was found drowned Bo,no timo ago Al
widow. and relatives OF deceased WHO claim 10
ptohate OF will executed BY deceased year
before h,s ttoats,. ca,ne up before Judge Mann
to-day. Tho woman produced evidence OF mar
riaga to deceased, but tue other sido succeeded
once more In Btaying of decision, Obtaining d
further continuation 10 Nov, "a.
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JrDf, BALE OR ExtfiANnE-A FARM OF Lon
ae,cs r2nid e1ehsuae ior stook of fooda or real
eun,l Ft p.rtteaar. adres* thr suhsenbet tho
ts"'"t.": Hs,c', a.anU3. -. u. BARLES, r. 81. Ar.
nenla Juneau Eounty Wis. =
EuH BALE GGn!i lXpRoVKO YARN. ALI,
htEi Ext u hAf1Ann.sr., f{t,t1 j. y
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REAL ESTATE WANTED,

HiFASTfb ONE M TWO GOOD KEsIDESrES
~ OF h:r ~ TIM utn Side srnauaa, north fairly
tts hf'1' $l.t'a"ac!, hs xood 1r. q lJ,
n.cr.
tEASTEn &tEaH lti1s nv AVENUES SOUTH.
w JAMES01t. L. MlliMAh L IL "A Hal n..t
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1Qh aALx-~FuKNETURk or FOUR. RoqMs,
foppsts fuf ,kesplny Fooul Il aoAisedI h5lak
building . bargain. tassg4s ts-dN. sa atAtsst
, 1875-10-04

commcps!ng = 10 al M. 4 WESTON CO1s AucsiSn
hand Al pfisat~ sale Ample o xlrnn tess Ill hotsea
told under WARRANTED 7'
~ Eiep. har5e,.. tc Tuesday Oct s. ii IL ociocE j.
n. ~ ths NosthHss,ern Tacrsai!s fos . and i
llnnr0est.l corner h!chlSauav. number Of ue mad
Aad work hefsos Will he nfttrd without limit. Af.o
large vaety Vi toy and buEgles, Alsa ssty hsud
tptno o4t~r1tnn ton r7A tt6n.
l'on a'drb.r road wsxop. made bY Willets.
fi9ht sdchsr road waGnn by Holianau
l4ght Adcbar rpad NaEub, extra springs.
Tap huGKy ~ nst4ay. hS Cnan 4 Ten i:f,pke,
Clareucs Ia Enot up3er hY Wood hrothrtS.
Al.o Aiugs And d1ubJ harpess pxtaru, spsiuf truck
Sc. K. D, HAIIEY. tr,fnet,r
lrOI SALE.DSI SECONDHAND Dk.MBAIJ.JUMP.
xGai hngRv, A1i twp-seatei tscturiA bur ittIv
1ssd At 4t and 04 HAhAsh-hv. FEkN3fEH / 70.
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DIVORCES.

ENTHUSIASTICALLY OBTAINED, NOT FRAUD
" ths poails u ORa4sa. AadIass at6mas Hq1 ls.
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.-...- Of6oox,
ITO REST-PART OF OFF1CE III LA EALLE.ST.

MtsrOQnnCOna.
ITO RnST-Sf[ESnlD LIGHTED ROOM, 4QKep, ON
fourth floor. With water. watafcoAesF. Ras elevator
pic, will br rented ehhsp for uanutactupg purpo1ex
II. G, ,tiO0I1ikt'I3. At Sfate-h1.
fIHU HFST: ASEMKST SAI.OUN COIlSER hal.
steA 4nt A...s.uss& will scas xMh iztMrss: q Htii
srl1 III" IL suret aaa rcnt chnAp GUILE, NEWELL i
MNHtIER, ~ Wtst aadi.5n,sf ---@
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-11
CN,yTST TO FERNANDO.

We have no great admiration for Fer
nando Wood. On the whole we think
private station would best become him.
But if he occupies a seat in Congress his
constituents are accountable. They elect
ed him in full knowledge Of what he is.
Since his mishap the other day in at
tempting to renew in the House the Lou
lana fight, concerning Kellogg and Nc
Emery. much abuse has been heaped upon
his head by his democratic associates, and
it is even said that the promised chair
manship of the Ways and Means will not
be given him.
Now, as we said before, We have no
liking for Mr.. Wood, nor do we think it
will be creditable thing for his party to
place him at the head of the Ways and
Means Committee, but we must protest
against the injustice of making him alone
responsible for what his party friends now
call his blunder. In bringing up the Lou
isiana fight Mr.. Wood was but acting in
accordance with the spirit Of the demo-
cratic party and the advice and consent of
the leading democrats in the House. Had
he been successful in carrying his point
he would hare been on the topmost wave
Of democratic popularity-the hero of the
renovated Bourbon democracy. But un-
fortunately for Fernando ne encountered
foemen too mighty for him and the task
he had undertaken, and SO he was defeat.
ed, as any other democrat would have
been occupying his position.
Poor Fernando is made the scape- goa1
of his party. They say he blundered in
introducing the Louisiana question. but
they marked out the programme and he
followed it. In his baflled attempt we
read the spirit of the democracy. 1t cor
responds with the spirit that controlled the
organization OF the House, the spirit that
would drive every man from Office who
was loyal in the rebellion. and fill their
places with those who trampled the Union
flag in the dust.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-11
noy25-tTT&S Saw
E~~N,oHr rlooa~har 4 1879

tOXCROFT, december b, 1910.
DR.. c. b. LlGHTHILL A feeling of deep graf
itude to you, for your interest as we'll as skliul
treatment of our daughters eyes, compel us to
write this statement, sincerely hoping that others
in this vicinity, who are similarly afflicted may
profit by your treatment. We think it is about
ely hit years ago since we visited you at Augusta,
with our little girl Gertrude, then seven years of
age and afflicted for five years, namely, since she
was two years Of age. Her eyes were fearfully
sore, caused by canker-rash and scrofula. After
trying all our bes. medical skill in this vicinity
and being told by more than one, that our child
would be blind, we heard of and applied to you.
The almost brothcrly interest yor, 'h"n perfect
stranger manifested in her, gave courage and
hope at once. Under your Treatment, and follow
ing your instructions, in thrcc weeks time oar hit
tie girls eyes were well, and have remained SO
ever since; she has never since even had weak
eyes, but can read or study by lamplight As well
as the best. Money could not buy back the results
Of your skill and treatment Hoping this may
benefit ,ou and others. we remain
Yours in gratitude,
Mr.. 4 Mrs. AARON kNowLToN,
Foxcroft, Maine
A, Dr. Lghthill is to remain in Augusta only
until the 18th of December, those who desire TO
avail themselves Of his services should consult
him at once dec1-t&wrf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-11
REPORT or THE SECRETARY OF THE
INTERIOR

The report of Secretary Chandler pre-
sents the usual amount of interesting in
formation in regard to the operations of
the Interior Department for the last fiscal
year. while his brief recommendations for
the improvement OF the service will at
tract attention and receive general appro-
baton.
The quantity of public lands disposed of
during the year is seven millions of acres,
in round numbers This is two and half
million acres less than for the previous
year. The cash receipts were 81 ,779, GIG.
27-less by $500. .322 % than for last year.
There have been twenty.six million acres
Of the public domain surveyed, making
with that previously surveyed six hundred
and eighty million acres surveyed and
ready for disposal. The unsurvcyed
lands belonging to the United States ag-
pregate 1,l54.47l, 1929 acres-an area
OF vast dimensions. Ii must, however,
be remembered that this takes in immense
tracts OF worthless land.
The patent Office branch OF the Secreta-
ry's department shows that Il ,4S9 appli-
cations were made for patents. and Il ,23O
patents on new invenlions and reissues
granted. The total amount received dur.
ing the year from fees and other sources
was &732, ,2S5,s7.
Concerning Indian Affairs, the Secretary
confines himself principally TO Il statement
OF the facts as 10 the condition of these
wards OF the nation. 1t is known that
MIR. Chandler has entered vigorously upon
correction Of abuses in this service, but
he does not discuss the question of reform
further than to point out the advantage of
removing the Red Cloud and Spotted Tail
agencies in the Dakota or Sioux nation to
the Missouri river. The failure of the
Black Hills negotiations necesstated the
adoption Of some measure to relieve the
Government OF embarrassment in which
that failure has involved it. In the pen.
sion bureau there is a gradual yearly de-
crease of the names upon the roll. 1t is
estimated that the service for the next is.
cal year will require $29 $4,000.
The desire 10 obtain information upon
the subject OF education is a noticeable
feature of the educational bureau. Eight
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-11
howc9t Prices
OF any storc in the State a.
COOKS CHEAP STORE.
IN HALLOWELL.
decll.t&wtf
Special Notice!
Now is Your. Time
TO HAVE YOUR
Pictures Made for Christmas.
DON'T DELAY!
MIR. HENDIE

MIR. HENDEE
Is ma ing the finest PhOtOgra phs
OF any artist in the State, equal in
finish to any Porcelain Picture.
He has the best arranged light on
the kennebec, side and top light
com bined, which is a great inn
prOvemeut over the old top light.
The heavy shadows under the
eyebrows, nose and chin has al
ways been a great objection to
PhOiOgrap phs-With his two lights
In one all these unpleasa mt shad-
OWs are avoided, giving n round.
clear. brilliant image, soft as n
MeZZOiint.
Another great advantage. the
time I'm sitting Is shortened one
half. Pictures Of Children
made i'm from three 20 five Sec
Onds. Pictures made equally
as well in cloudy or stormy
weather rs in pleasant, except
ing children, which requires
pleasant weather. Old pictures
copied and finished In ink or
color, any size up to life size.
All work warranted satisfac-
tory. Remember you have no
stairs 10 climb, which Is n great
convenience for children aud
old people. First flOOr, opposite
the Post Office.
1eco-ttr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-11
A Fact worth Knowing.

Are you suffering with Consumption, Coughs,
Severe colds settled on the Breast, or any disease
of the Throat and Lungss If so go to your drug
gst and get bottle OF Boschee's German Syrup.
This medicine has lately been introduced from
Germany, and is selling on its own merits. The
people are going wild over its success, and Drug
gsts all over our country are writing of its
derful cures among their customers If you wish
20 try its superior virtue. get Sample Bottle for
10 cents. Large size bottle - cents. Three doses
will relieve any case. Try ii.
nov25-tTT&S&w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-11

to tie Adelphi street Baptist church in New York.
It is believed he will accep. the latter.
1t is dangerous for fat, bald headed men to go
through Vermont now toward Canada. The off
Gers are on such lookout for Tweed that every
one having Aldermanic proportions is most vgor-
ously interviewed
Senator Jones of Nevada has had private car
built for the exclusiqe use of himself and family
1t is o richly furnished house on trucks and cost
Sll 900: And the Senator has also got control Of
the San Francisco Post.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-11

We learn that DIR. kinsman has refused very
large sum for the recipe from which the celebrated
ADAMsoN's CoUGH BALsAM was made. This is
one of the best medicines for coughs, colds, bron-
chitis, and lung troubles, that is manufactured.
1t is wonderful how kinsman and his employees
can find time to II the orders that are constantly
rushing in upon them for the medicine.
dcc2-t&w2W
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-11

A humorous Frenchman said in describing rheu-
ma:ism and gout: "Plsce your joint in vice,
gives you an idea Of rheumatism now give the
instrument one more turn and you have gout.
Rheumatism can be cured by the early and faith
full use Of Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil, and in
fact it is good to cure any kind of pain or lame
ness. Sold by druggists and grocers.
decS-+AWlW
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-11
Letter from Rev. J. salmon, NJ. u.

CHIPMAS, QUEENS COUNTY, y. Ii.
Mr.. JAMES |. FELLOWS,
SIR: In the practice of medicine have rec
commended your Compound Syrup of Hypophos-
phites, and have found invariably the following
results
Greater freedom in the action of the Lungs, in
creased and more easy expectoration in cases in
dcated by dry cough and decided augmentation
of tone to the whole nervous system.
can safely and consistently recommend your
invaluable preparation in variety of cases, es-
pecially for Chest diseases, having successfully
prescribed it in Bronchitis, Asthma, Debility from
Liver Complaint, Debility from Feveis and De-
bty from impoverished Blood.
am sir, yours truly,
JAMES SALMON,
Practising Physician and Surgeon
dec9-t&
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-11

You can save money by purchasing your drugs
and medicines, and all toilet articles, from the
new and fresh stock of J. +. Devine s. Co. Also,
try the new Dcntrifce for the teeth, prepared by
J. +. Dcvine & Co. sept23- teod-tf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-11

Natures Balsam for all Complaints Of the lungs,
the throat, and the bronchial tubes, is "Hale's
Honey of IIorehound and Tar" Coughs and colds
vanish as if by magic under its soothing, healing
operation Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies Tootheache Drops cure in minute.
nov25-t4w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-11
GENERAL NE US.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders of the
Boston and Maine Railway was held Wednesday
at Lawrence.
The loss of life in the great colery explosion
at Barnsey, England. will amount, to one hun-
dred and forty.
Laughter" says Mr. Vasey, sis ono of the
products Of civilization. In uncivilized tribes
laughter is entirely unknown
A movement is on foot in the South TO raise an
endowment fund for Julia, the only child of
"Stonewall' Jackson.
Three varieties Of walnut-white, red and black
have been discovered in Mexico, in great abun-
dance. The black is curly in grain and very fine.
The Rev. Justin ID. Fulton has under considera-
ton call TO a church in San Francisco, and one
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-11

Teeth like orient pearls set In cushions of rose
A breath like the perfume the toilet bestows;
These are charms to win hearts, when all other
charms fade,
Bu. they can't be preserved without S0ZO-
DONT'S aid.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-11

The public may place confidence in Messrs. j.
E. Devine & Co., as Apothecaries. (Signed), DR..
Geo. W. Martin, DR.. l.. J. Crooker, DR.. w. Scott
Hill, Dr. Geo. L. Brickett, DR.. Wallace Bolan.
decS teodtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-11

TIRED NATURES SWEET REsToRER, BALMY
SLEEP"-But there are times when this Renew
er of Strength" is denied us, times when our
minds and bodies have been so overworked and
are so worn out that we woo the drowsy god in
vain" The Peruvian Syrup IAN Iron Tonic) re-
news our strength, and makes our rest sweet and
refreshing. decS-t&wlw
The Forest Tar Co., of Portland, Maine, are sole
propretors of new invent ion by which the med-
cal proprieties of the Pine Tree tar separated
from the black and worthless substances and Sc
cured in pure form. Their preparations of For
est Tar" Forest Tar Solution" "Forest Tar
Troches, "Forest Tar Salve" and "Forest Tar
Soap must work radical changes in treating dis
eases of the lungs kidney, the skin and all ca
tarra affections Of the mucous membranes. The
"Forest Tar Book" explains their use and applica-
ton. decSf&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-11
LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.
Something New Every Day.

mrs. VI. ?. Webster has received, this week, all
the winter styles Of hats, bonnets, frames, fancy
feathers, birds, wings, and indeed every thing to
make the ladies beautiful and happy. Velvet
bonnets made over to look as good new, by a
frst-cass milliner at this establishment a large
assortment of trimmed goods on hand at the low
est cash prices novo-ttf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-11
POLITICAL.

A prominent democratic member of Congress is
soon to introduce bill reducing the regular army
to $4,000 men.
The democrats propose to investigate the cause
of the recent activity at the various naval stations
and the expenditures connected Herewith.
If James G. Blaine of Maine, becomes candi-
didate for President next year his success will be
aided very much by the iollies Of the democrats.
Herald.
Washington special says that Fernaldo Woods
talk, on Monday, against the Speaker and Mr.
Holman, beat Dean Richmond and Horace Greeley
in their most exasperated moments.
1t is understood that Mr.. Blaine in the course oil
next week will address the House at length on the
financial question. His speech will be printed in
advance and furnished to the press The speech
will review the financial history of the democracy
and will be very pronounced in favor of hard
money .-Bostoa Journal Warrington Corrs-
pondsnce.
Not one Of the knaves of the Tammany Ring is
now iu prison. One has been pardoned another
has been allowed to "escape;" some walk the
streets Of New York. others live on their booty
in foreign climes. And public robbery now goes
ON in New York under "new Tammany," perhaps
not quite so brazenly and bountifully, but none
the less surely.-Atbany Journal.
The mistake made by the democrats in the de-
bate on the admission of Morey of Louisiana is q
subject of sore reminisccnce with thcm and the
more astute members of the party are endeavoI-
ing to throw the odium of the .faur pas on Fer
nando Wood and to make him and few of his
personal friends solely responsible for it. In
deed, the feeling is so intense among some Of the
progressive democrats, who hoped to lit the party
out Of its old rut Of Bourbonism, that they may
cndeavor to make Mr.. Woods resolution cost him
the chairmanship of the Ways and Means Com
mittee.-HeraM.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-11
- omnblets full of statistics and informa.

pamphlets full of statistics and intorma'
ton have been issued during the year. a
more complete exhibit in the shape Of
special report is now preparing Serious
obstacles to the advance Of education are
encountered in some of the late slave
States, and the Commissioner recommends
the adoption OF measures of relief. The
Secretary makes pretty full exhibit OF
the financial condition ofthe Union Pacific,
Kansas Pacific, Northern Pacific, Texas
Pacific and other railways In which the
Government has an interest. But he con-
fines himself to a statement of facts and
figures as presented in the annual reports
of those roads without making any recon-
mendation in regard TO them.
The Government Hospital for the insane
seems to be doing q good work. There
were 9l2 patients under treatment, an In
crease of SO over the preceding year.
The Board, after due consideration, rec
ommend the construction of II separate
building for female patients. The estl-
mate for next year for this institution is
only S33,S00.
The Bangor Wing pronounces the let
ter published in the Maine Standard, pur-
porting to have been written in New Jer-
sey and addressed to Mr.. Blaine, "a very
silly sensation" The Portland Press says
it READS very much like forgery" The
Portland Advertiser says ''Mr. Blaine's
"answer would be much more interesting
"reading.' And the Boston Herald to
which a copy of the letter was sent, de-
clines to vouch for the genuneness of the
document and sensibly remarks that at
sis no disparagement to the cx-speaker of
'the House that such Il letter has been
"sent to him, for man is to be judged
.by what he writes himself rather than
"what is written to him
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-11

1t is an established fact that j. E. Devine 4
Cos compound Camphor Ice and Glycerine" is
the best thing out for chapped hands and lips.
decS. .+eodtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-11

at is understood says the Lewiston
journal, "that the deposits in the Savings
Banks of Maine, on the first of Nov, was
about $33, 900, 900. an increase Of nearly
two millions over that of last year; and
that the deposits in the National Banks,
being simply the temporary balances of
business men, was at that date about $23,-
100000. As the deposits in Savings Banks
are in large part the savings OF laboring
men, it would seem that the condition Of
the workingmen ofMaine has steadily i'm
proved the past year, Notwithstanding the
comparative stagnation in business.