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, 1877-01-23

The grand total Shipments Of tl,e precions and
base metnls. acrortllng 10 Wells, Fargo T. Co.'s
asport ioF ls't were ~ tol 0ls for 1s, $50
ensncss outlook On this side ia gloomy, aegra-
sa,cl by political complications. Of coutse there
Hill DC no war, and there will br pcaceinl and
la 'a'f IL, hoIat'on o. pending troubles, q nea.s
Two Conference Committees, every one Of whom
t''e t:ountry Will hold In grateful remembrance
t2r his patriotic action. And, may add, there
w be rcvlrai Of The industries: But sc In
''e eFss 'ess1 ess With T p0 raste. W ro
Washington; and this viii he aot
u continue, whether We get Hayes or: Tf1den,
or o;r no President at ali. Meanwhile, s!lrer-min-
disturbed a,.!, by md regardless of poiitcs (or
literature, regret TO sayl and. with the aver
agn combnatlon Of over 30 per ccnt gold In
SILVER orc u will continue to be largely profit
,has, sn,e, e ees we;s 1t: production much greater
.capttnl. st1very and golden, which IL put to no
better use now ,l'sn to lay Idle behind 1ovk and
KY. But. ehifps IN tl!e rroaktr. lost, aud mv
tfc!nalon;, anu ny witc's relations, and all m5
goai jn 1t. Well. Mr. Editor. II is not thesc
irrpid.!irclcI gentry, the croakcrs and sknnnte,
%h. sar'y forward CUR great entsrprscs; neither
a. ,,,t they reap their rewards. The far: s'r,'.,
That most ot the 1osses In sf1ver.ntning were
sustained, as most Of tic Investments were
natic, during the period between the lu.tcs part
o. tue War and the panic when speculation
throughout the rt,,,ntry ssas RAMPANT, and
everybody vas 'oaled with greenbayks. Silver
K mining was then In It's infancy, and access to
HE mines difficult anl snerous. Your husiness-
hieh f'au male money in everything they
eouehcd: tour capitalize hail more money thai
they knew how u use. In tllose halcyon days
It WIS that Elnd frenhs tn!tcn old acquatit-
anecsl crossed "thn divide" and Claddcncd the
eyes q your 1non..ycd men with rich specimens
Of silver and guld ores, aud grand ,uining pEoI-
rxt* on tapcr, a,ld tl.eIr cars with Eyren tonge
OF fortunes to he made In ninety days. What
HondEr that ruany succumbcl IL such Irrcsi.t.
i'fe Influences; thc wUn1cr, indeed, Is that sumo
we're spared. CHARLES 6. LoEBrR.
, 1877-01-23

shat the police have not neglected their dnies In
~ respect i 4 IN Tho case Of shc tramp. r.t
nres.st 70 ha hs sseRs y
f. sl.tt wlth Il !. inpo,'.bis % TO- 70 caSnsics Srst
saSra1t laws adapted, to rcaeli those tramp.. and
,nccd the sano ihsng reey cssenttal here that
1hs{ ;Ss e ssna out ot le ray Of 4ons harm
~ fbs ss? Y s nc s; sss
III iallowns tatc. .hawins ii,s popatea te o' .,
other etiea. lhs numerical atrcnsth Of tho police
r1rss smp!"ye the pny Q; and ne A.
my my tetye to form different fmrr*aIon, Ii, Tho
m!nts A. 81 somc who. possessing little knowledge
vi @ e e1pss,c Sas 'May, as1sS s.dy to a st
tceton for tis ci.y, It Viii bo 'I seen ttn th".
te,,ssy l. d 70 r. RSppSs1s sn sssa.
of rnnnlng Il il smaller than II any other c,ty In
tho tnion Not only tsts. bnt It Is aso fact that
ihsrc s n not 4 snothcr city In the taoio (which en-:
pays s Officers and patroi,nen 70 small aniaty as
onrs: Ecw f9rx CITY: with tesrtory, of buttwo
than double our @popuason, n il. 10 fonr TIM line. % onp
force md tIE tlmcs onr e1pcnaes Philadelphia,
with Population Of o.. per cent greatct than o,lsn.
with smaller population anu 4 tlttlc over half our
tgrtlsoEy. exceeds us BY. 1oa men ana .oJ; ouo.
ess tam hit VIII pennssjs" =. ~ ~ = men ana
suo.9oo: boston. With popnlatton Of l25 ooo
!csa tiian onrs. exceeds us by .b1 men an1 about
$3.50. 00U. Great at IL thEa dl.prororsion,
THE NUMBER OF COMMANDING oFFICERs
which arc now allowed as compared with utlser
cities ID still smaller. The City of New York ha.
nnc Superintendent, Inspectors, M Captains ~
StgEcnnts, III R0unlanet. and raya It's patrol
men 81, 600 ror nnnum. brooklyn has ono snpcs.
'ntGnIcnt at 81. uvo, one Inspector o. ~ ooo @nn @
cach, Cd serscanf* 1t 81. 600 each, md the pay of
patro1lncn II 81, 100 ycar. In San Francisco tle
pay Of palrulmcn Ia 81, 11o In gnld. There nFe
tfec files In tIl,a table Tint pay ralarcs less than
81. 900 year. nnd two Ut thosa furnish uniform
clothing for the pn1cr,
, 1877-01-23
SllVER.MDNING,

~ we <1HufT u IRE {78BH$.
CHICAGO, Jan. .E.-Thc States and Terri,
Nevada, Utah, Colorado, California, Ari,
xona, Montana, New Me1iev, aud Idaho,
mentioned In thu ortlcr Of their silver
products for 1915. Contiuins statements of Lc.
tails to Utah, because there reside a,,d nm
familiar with its mining industry, / observe
that the commencement Of silycr-ulluiug III that
Territory .1atrs from The wear lsiu. There are
oveE eighty mining districts urgauzctl III Utah,
the inost prominent being Big and l.itllu Cut.
tonwood, parlrys Park, American Fork, West
Mountain, Dry Canyou, Ophtr, Camp Floyd,
East and West Itnt!c, Lincoln, Star, u,sd Sal.
Francisco. The sne!tsng-iuEna"es unl stamp.
mills are nearly, II not quite, adequate for tic
reduction u thu ores n'!nrt; Nd have al,o rr-
metals; IN each y! The ahoss mining dl-trIls
a5e valuable and prosiu.!nY silver ms'.ss, atHl
promising e!aitHs tprustects called BY the
ulincr,1 which, with deep workings, could he
Territory Is well settled, Its (broa,! aud narrow
gaugsl railEu.ul facilities are considerable, and
steadily Increasing, inillers supplies, including
those of lhe rolnforts aud muny of tAs luxurlcs
uI lite, are plentiful md reasonable. There IL no
fayk VI skilled nlinins un.t other l4bor; We have
sutitlencv uf water. tinlbtr, anil iucl i,lcl,sl-
Ing inc1laustibse beds Of excellent coaI, well
adapted for cokns;; go.,d wa4snl-ruatls for ten
tHnttA9 III AAG 3(A't HhA a9tutlA1lG ai1l tnt1tb
transportation, and Il (c4sh) ho.nc market for
our ores sud bullion. As curly As 1871, Dr.
hossiter ". ltaYman,i, tnltel Ssatea Commits
stoner OF Mining Statistics. tlecaarel iu hls re-
port for that year {page 24a): ..The suiusru
resources OF she Territory {rtah> arc very
great, and tho facilities foE utilizing them
arc superior to those Ut almost any other Ter
rtto!ry." Tbs shipment Of bullion and ores Qu-
studinx Gol1 dust aud bul!lon) isy.n Utah Tor
the year Just passed, according to Wells. Fargo
i Co.'S report, VAS S5,ao7,5l9. But this sum
!ussdt BE- Yuadsap!e'i. and yet but comparatively
be worked. Wc have 10 lack II hardy 1ulners
who discover our silver veins aud organize our
miatng districts; but what VIC waut Is capital IL
develop and hcncaelats our grand mineral r.
.ources. Whether capital thus etnploycI will
0nd remuneration. let tho uniform SHOWCASES
answer. For three loug Jears tic Indus
tries Gust Ut tho Rocky Mouutsins hare
been para1yxed, and each surreastve year
bus brought harder times. The mining industries
On Tho other s!de hare aurtu9 the same period
euiayed i llgh degree Il prosperity, eaea
, 1877-01-23

= newspaper correspondent rEdlrulrs the t,lca
OF Keeping open the navigation of the st. Law
tehre allr1n; the winter by n1euns Ut irun-clall
stealness; lle says Il sclleMc to da1n up Niagara
FANS with y bundlu Ut straw would not be mere
lnpr4eticahle or impossible. Iron sttat,lcrs
Sou!d M haIdly he made .troug enough to break
~ that frequently freeze. 10 tho depth Of .lyo
tug thermometer has been known to change 81
41ld ID degrees IN single day. Thsfe i not
fuel enough In The pla1.els to Keep Ii.ayI:,able
ci!annet opcn tlurin: the wtu.sr III aud. ! cli-
that blow Hell Gate to atoms woulI i,ays no
more Eject than y pop-xun would have at st tor,-
t:'E Gibraltar; lo in ordinary winter from
kingston to slontrcalthc 10 piles upin gigantic
adatna nttne surfnce lwcn,y feet li.l, Mimi
trenx!ct philosopher secs hts WY ylear through
such Instructions Us these. II the schema were
in tho l9ast practicable Il wou!d cost more than
Mcnt,
, 1877-01-23
lUcCA's LITIGATION.

NEW foRK, Jan. 22.-paulnc Lucca sued her
first husband, Baron Won Rhadc, who Is married
now h, another woman, and obtained a decree
OF divorce from titn, whcreupon she remarked.
This divorce was decided Irregular, md was
and defend She tlasms she paid her lawyer. ID
the original suit 4y500: In the cfTort t" maIn-
tain their action, nearly 5000 more. sl,e has
now sued her first lawyers tn the action for
negligence.
, 1877-01-23
SYCAMORE DRIVING PARK,

SDec4cI bltt1geh 10 ia TTbune
SYCAMORE, ILL.,. Jun. .G1.-1hc election Of otl-
Gers for the ensuing ycar Of tho Sycamore Drir-
Ing Park Association, held in this city ou the
18th Inst, resulted "a follows: Charles Kelutn,
President: II. II. Stevens, Treasurer; and Ed
Boynton, Secretary. The Board Of Directors
consists of many gentlemen who ncyer before
make I: what II has heretofore nsoycp, a success,
, 1877-01-23

6becfds Nfpdsch 70 The 7FthHnt
GALEsA, ILL.,, Jan. 3.-iHportn reach this
city that tho smallpox prevails to an alarming
extent At Highland and othcr places In South
ern Wisconsin, alon: the illinois border. II Is
also stated that several casts lure broken out
III Hazel Green, ten tutics from this city. Con-
siderable alaTM Ii occas!oac1 By the spread Of
The disease.
, 1877-01-23

=. Owing to lha drousht wGcl prevailed for 30
i9ns " thu fa'l prevspttng the fatteaing OF cat
tlo and TIC growth vi EEuss, aud reducing their
bower of bearing ttto tuclemsndea ot Tho Winter.
manT thousand ,cattlo ara dying daily {ruln
starvation ssnd othux eausea, The Loss TO Ia
maGt1 sad u tho oNness of stock will b. 1ery
, 1877-01-23
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United States Of America. Northern District
Of Illinois, 81.
MASTERS SALE

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MAsTERs SALE.
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lie sse x!e .ttusas % thr VrSuats sua St. ~ W.
nf aaII Cnnpany Dr Stbefvfsa ssxrrs1lu8 ienx,h y
ris. Of W ., cooitt, thrfrto1. or I,xbs e S.19
buildings, stfnsatss eieesaas, aai sppa.teasoees nS
teIrss IL n rnsi,. .in.r af fnn,ts4n -, M if 1
u Erv~nda u liz Iii t,S,. snsn.tn Hsiit9
so s3 sna ea,s ,appslex toels I'd aaIarta ~ T., -
vsny. A. s,,sIs,x =, u.ea .ha .. r. ~ hfss4
eu u sIyul .tr Ioe of sata t:his.sn s,nthr ps1
is.liwss Cuana.y no1,h of :.la ThaFntSa. o. A'ea
kots u xn IL \. - H. nss -.
suI i * ii, ia bnct nins ~
cart entsr. AdI;,un to t.hit.1D :phece -
In. H.. H. "su4 ~ ~ iet 10, . ss,.-
ri M ~ .st3tt M ;t su!f1S ~. naa
, 1877-01-23

New York: C?9. on ? sao 81. ~ 81 5no 70 %
';$js:i;: '$s:s;!;s:: $s;s II II, ss !;
I!s;iSS 13%1 Az i'll ''%3 Ss si!:st5:: 81
VI S:;;$$;::: ;%;s;;;::
.s s ct; Ct q [sgsy Sss''s' :'s}ea ,as as 81
s:os :ib. There wets ;!57 artosts on The cl,arrt
lell to bal, on criminal claargea Is lnn>nay nssr,
1.:!UH. There wesc l. T1h pritanoFs sentenced td
tho Iiourc u Correction. large proportion VI
would respectfully recommend that tho prcEcn,
tltter DO to changed that tho.c now rcsfornne The
rllali hereafter bc known a. scryrant., tic ctangc
not 10 infect illo salaries III clthar rank.
DURING TIE BuMMEH MONTHS
Mas f9nnd .nat som9 Of ahG ptopseaofa
ig floEs Il tho rvsr m and aEe a!9ns the
an1 1t WAS found necessary 10 nrgnnlze aud detail
from the force ryes.e9uad, with bonts ani cauip-
s,s to afnS a hn snS I
wetc wei aiso son,s ne copans Il asrsdaflon. com
eon,lsslon houses and duck4, and IN the suppress
ru Of thls also the r!rer.equod rendered yaunl,.c
services. having niaIc twenty-nlno arrssts. Wc
have now on hAna two boats Gqn!pped YIN .a':t,
wulfl bc urncit 10 rc-establi.h ut larger 4cnlc
:, ~: Ss;: @ s1n hs psos ss f Z, +
other citlct. aud i would ada maternity % the
protection Of merchants and tho fh ppns interests
nlnng Tic river uild docks in th1s city.
| I'M atlp to *talc with pleasure that
dAMDLEsn IN Tli1A CITY
ts entirely suppressed. and thcrc arc no such
honscS nos !n opcrnsion. Mock'nuct!on shops and
lottery Hwintfles aro nla0 suppressed, and when
eyc. !sy rs1: ~ H. e thsy o,,s sttsTnpt to do IN
ftnt{ mi Eh1 fF,un fn rtsh
tho Pg0per attention from lly police. Tho
.'bnakD ,ne' who ilto IN ttna + past haze piled
!onscr to be scen tho ptrtets. seynra' important
chunKes have been nlla in the detective force dur
thr service ta IN gnpd ana cl!c,ens working
ltiun Gnd believe will gtSo entire satisfaction.
The p1'!sc stations arc IN good conon Ut present,
anu wll nect unl} tho Ordinary Changes anil repairs
during the yeAr. There ntt two h'uacs-!llc Deer.
i,s.strcet Station and the cfllcugo-Ayenue satIun
DeerlnE street in rntcl for tu pusposo Vi So per
month, AMI tho building il fncaablo Of aiurd,n.
sVils snt ncS,onmotaslon tos nc men. hut ~ view
dcAsor to na';e II suit thu requiem, s nf the Dc
iaTtment i r.; sSr H. present.: w b. ',see:sAry ~
chsae atsas ot t ss |, S W. M
tic requirements 1f tho forcu stationed there. II
Is now tho pfsncipa! station of thu Th!rtl Precinct.
III. l would rcen!nmcni that III nddl,i,n he
nude n,aao s9 tho building on tho rena!nn;
would give sufficient roum for u.lces fvr Captains
nnd setcants. ana would lncrca+e the ptzc 0f te
and sitting ro- tho pa.
cxcccd 81. o5o. D.rIng his PIT ysar tbs rspa!Ts
q stations ll1 heen colldnctcA asaTt leously unl
personal suprrvl>Ion Of ijeputy snpermteutsmt
Dixon. In ut eases where repairs of any nature
sS s i uno iS q vsy y II la S M stS y9
f0E tHat prpptc. Uy ths ncEtls 1t U3,ty CD.tB lie
, 1877-01-23

would be in tho CourL-Ilouec bond controversy.
The reply wa1 that he couldn't tell until tie
tituc ca1nc, and he bad no idca wien Il would
bc decided.
, 1877-01-23

THrRsDAY EVENING, JAN. 25, :.
Two Free Lectures br Prof. q. s. Fowler on Life.
Health aud Lifc.Cuitnrr, commencing at 8 md
cloeing with public examinations. Consultations
dhlly from .: m. till 1U p. nl., At tho Palmer
House. until Feb. 10 only.
, 1877-01-23
BILLIARDS.,

III &mA%K ArAMB: the ceiebrstcd Finger. pt1tiardst,
MINUS. this eFrnlng. Admission Free.
ALbE1eT i!oA and LDN NORRIS will play match
Ihurs1aJ Evening, u tho Aaa1c piace. :.
, 1877-01-23
McVICKER's THEATRE,
COLISEUM,

EVERY EVENING AND TUESDAY, FRIDAY. AVID
SUNDAY AFTERNOONS.
ENTIRE NEW COMPAMYt
Joe Norton. Harry 1rown, The WInnetts Tho Drn.
hams John Wililame Marie Sherman, ii, DoFT and
son, Lulu Mortimer sstlile sactet and Maurice Pike,
Aoflfhhe Gfey. and The entire Company In the Jlurs
leslno Era plAvolo. Admission, IS md 50 cdnts
, 1877-01-23

n Mccormick Hall on Wednesday evening, Jan.
"a. AZ O'Clock, Oh SUCCESS AND FAILUnE,
Admission, oic. 'A''
, 1877-01-23

HOUSE CROWDED. Immense Huecr1s OF tho Su,ai}.
e. l5iR SHOW on Earth. Iloht forget tho MAtjnevs
etsfy s;.nne mseheidsy I9nEE'da and T9spEhsy ,nd
, 1877-01-23

In the Circuit Court thereof WttAn, H. Fo4dfet anS
Jatnes y. Eth. conplanant% Vi. Tbs ChTc1vo D1n-
fHt q ,xlnreGhca 1sait!u&i Company. James EiWsN
, 1877-01-23
Annual Report OF the Doings OF
tho Police Force.
supt. Hickey Urges that the Number Of
Patrolmen Be Increased,
Wf1nt tho Hen Hare Done. .Recommen{1a
tions on tho Subject Of Migrants.
Tho City Treasurer Sends in His Report
for the Last Fiscal Year.
ReBafts Of Commiltets...ntste1laneens Baslnts,
TTansatled...0rdess and Resolutions,

Tho City Council held its rcgular weekly
meeting yesterday afternoon, Aid. A11ric1, In
the chair.
, 1877-01-23

h1od. and Ill 4l4ordE1 htou:h& "a hf laalscfrd19 Ut
sAess. Az pf9Sxtts Az Az s4s la4restsfik. ~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-18

COOKS CHEAP STORE
IN HALLOwELL.
Johnson's Anoiyne Lniment only rs cts.
Eew Lot Perfume for 10 cts. a Bottle.
Pretty Match Boxes for % and 80 cents.
We have the Largest stock Of Vases in the city
from ~ cts TO - w pair.
Very Large STOCK OF Small Toys, Cheap:
Ladies' striped Cotton and Wool Hose IS cents.
Ladies' Felt Skirts REDUCED " cents.
Ladies' Clouds only 25 cts. each.
Wooden Yarn I cts. q skein.
Large skeins Wooden arm 20 cents.
Heavy BROWN DUCK Uyeralls only " cts.
Ladies' Worsted Jackets only rs cts.
Mems Cndersblrts and Drawers ~ cts. each.
Mems Heavy Ribbed Wooden Hose % cts.
ChdreD's Wooden Hose ), 10 and Is a pair.
LARGE STOCK of WOODEN Overshirts al REDUCED
PRICES.
Ladies Undervests and Drawers 50 cts each.
La,iesl silk Neck Hdfs Tor rs CTS.
Cardinal Red SILK Ties Tor 20 cents.
Clarks q. n. L. Thread, cents q spool.
Nice Toilet Soap cts. a cake or so CTS. dozen.
New stock OF Back Combs, al Low PRICES.
Mems Pants Glued throughout Tor 81. 81.
Boys W Oolen Scaris from 25 cts. to $l.UU.
Hagan's Magnolia Balm. 81 cents a oottIe.
Ayers Hair Vigor, is cents.
Halps Hair Remover, IS cts.
Burnet's Cocoaine, 10 cents.
Kennedy's Medical Discovery Sll5
Rush's Sa-saparilla Il Iron selling cheap.
Rush's Buehu q Iron g
Pain Killer 2Octs. Russia salye 70 cts.
Schenck' Mandrake Pills, 70. Holloway's Pills 20.
Ayers Fills 20 cents. Wings Pills, 70 cents.
All the leading Patent Medicines
Cheap.
Elmwood Collars for 25 cents box.
Ladies' Neck Ties ana Ruchings Very Low.
VERY NICE ~ BONE Corsets TOR 10 cents,
All our Hamburg Edglngs at Cost.
Ladies Linen Handkercniefs, All Hemmed 10 cts.
Largest skeins Blue Mixed Wooden Yarn, IS CITE.
Mems All Wool Double Heeled Hose, i5 cts. d pair
New Lot of Linen Towels Tor cents.
Another Lot OF Linen Table Covers tor 40 cts.
test ,alsd ssool Cotton at 20 cents sens ara
Ladies Handkerchiefs. Full Sized. Tor rs cts.
Atwood's Vegetable Jaundlce Bitters. 26 cents
Howe's Arabian Milk Cure cheap.
Vinegar sitters 10 cts. ra9ta.0n Btters 70 cts
Black Wslnatwork Boxes for 50 cents.
Mice Quality NOT. Paper, 10
New style Tinted Initial N ote Paper. 20 cts.
French Corsets BEST we ever had for SO cts.
New Lot OF Leather Belts, good ones tor rs csnts.
Gents Linen Bosoms from IL TO ~ cents.
Gents, Hemmed Linen Hd'is from 20 to 80 cents.
Gents Overshrts from 20 cts. to $500 each.
Good Hoop skirts for 35 cents.
Gents, Nee Neck Ties ana suspenderl cheap.
Ladies' Bustles for 25 cents each.
Twelve doz. Agate Shirt Buttons for cents.
Bes: 100 yards Machine spool SILK 10 d pool.
Children's Round Rubber Combs, 8 cents.
Hoyps German Cologne only 70 cents.
Nice Large Linen Towels for 20 cents.
DIR. Cummings Vegetine only 81 cents.
QUAKER BlTTERS ONLY 10 CENTS.
Adamson's Cough Balsam, rs cents.
Nice Highly Perfumed Hair Oil 70
Ayers5arsaparilaandC Cherry Pectoral ga ch IS cts.
Peruvian Syrup preparation OF Ironl 30 cts.
We aim to Sell the Best Goods.
AT TEE
Lowest Ts1,1Coss
Vi any store in the State at
COOKS CHEAP STORE.
IN HALLOwELL,
decll.t&wtf
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Maine Central Railroad.
CHANGE OF TIME.

On and after Monday, Oct. 9th, 1879,
trains will leave Augusta
For Portland and Boston, 800, ll.40 A. M, and
l0.Es +. Nj.
For Roekland, 500, IL 40 A. NJ.
For Pennington. 40 A. NJ.
For Bath, Lewiston and Portland, 500, ll.40 A.
NJ, lbs r. Nj.
FOR Materville and SkowhegaR, $50 p, NJ.
For Belfast, Dexter and Bangor, B.35 A. NJ, $50
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TIVE AGENTS wanted instantly to introduce tn
CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION
AND uIUsTuATED,

Nearly go pages; only s!5O;llch Illustrations and
o treasure he best and cheapest History OF the
Great exhibition. Endorsed by Officials Press,
and Clergy. Is selling Immensely. one lady
clea ed $3.50 In four weeks. Act quickly. Now Or
never. For iul particulars, Address HUBBARD
BROS, Pub,ishers, 500 Main Street, Spring field,
Mass. tanl7[w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-18

The Lives Insured by The Society are carefully
selected in different parts of North America and
Europe, furnishing, by this broad feld of opera
tons, an additional and exceptional safety to the
Policy holders. The assurances are made only on
the Mutual Principle. The Surplus Premiums are
returned annually TO the Ilsured.I
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Kennebec SAVINGS Bank.

This Bank Is not required to make
returns to Assessors.
Deposits made on or before the 10Th day of any
month ipil b. dated back to the fret day Of TIA
same month
On First Monday In May and November of each
year dividend will be made on all deposits stand
ing at those dates, which have been on deposit one
full moRth
Money deposited in Savings Banks is not 70 be
taxed to depositors hereafter.
Dividends soon as declared are AIDED to the
principal, thus compromising the interest every siS
months.
Loans made to depositors depositing theh
Bank Book as security.
once I'm Freemnns Bank Building.
8. b. GLAZIER, Treasurer.
W. r. HALLETT, President.
Augusta Jan. 2S. 1879. ian2at&wtf
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EXHIBITION

A. ,"-,ei ina ATTY otnor BOOK. One agent
eod 81 copies in one Day This is the only autneu-
ttc aud omplets history pubi he'd. send for our
extra terms To Agents. NATIONAL PUBLISHING
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slIalccs Pis.7

When one of the market woiAen Sess
terday asked Brother Gardner II The
sight OF . fresh. baked mince pie didn't
make his mouth water, he looked from
mince pie to fried bologna and bankto
cold biscuit, and he replied s,s. Js,s
"Dar wuz time when l did. In dose
good ole days OBJ long ago, when dey
built mince pies outn meat, apples,
brandy an spices, dar was successive
hankering to gitup clus to'a mince pie
But In desc days, when dey erect Fsuch
pies out'n de fust grizzle an de fust aps
Piles an de fust pickings dat come handy
nail on de top crust, an scallope de
edges wid iar false teeth, why Fze gwine
to STAN 'roun an stan roun an take de
chances on finding cocoanut in de Gut.
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NUMBER 8.
RELIGI0Us.


The longer Ilivelhe more fattk I have
in Providence, and the lcss ssifh in nv
interpretation Of Providence Df Day.
God keep you from III is too Sisie !,
When ths fool has made up slis mind
tue market has gone by. SpaaasA Prod.
erb.
A mans first care should he to avoid
the reproaches OF his own heart; biz,
next to escape the censure of the world.
-Adiisop.
{ 1t is hard lesson to learn, but 4 yery
profitable one, that where God puts Us
We ought TO stay, and what He orders
we ought to do. His place is al wayss
the right place. s'sF u. ssS .ssls *. a /,
- Devotion is ike the candle which Nj.
chael Angelo used TO take in his pastr.
board cap.so as not TO throw his shadow
upon the work in which be was enxsked.
-Phiiip BrookSs.
Mems lives should be like the day--
more beautiful in the evening or like
the summer-aglow with promise; and
like the autumHa-rich With Qalden
sbeaves where dotd deea. rev. r;r.r.d
in The feld -, - $3.50 "'.'',-' e .'1
IT.. o,.;.. t,,,.. - -, - ?
s,.;n,,los ne Iuans M. unsf lsmsks .us. tnsb
..nap oT TO- s ,,'e S".a:.a, I aes - .as'SMsns'
sor tha;r h.I;,... @ is L.i,lLD s.s' -; s.sssss y
f.;,,, III . s..,s..a es ~ ,s,s cs.ssss W e.sst
~" 80 s ~ aA1'1 aose uisc'p'cs'
' {. Z. - as NJ
The poets fabuiously faDcied that the
giants scaled heaven by heaping noun.
tain upon mountain. Whist wss t6eir
fancy b gospel truth. q IL you would gsti
to heaven. you must climb thither by,
putting Mount Zion,on Mount Sinai.--
Bishop Hopkins. sh ssz rsvt;I-w4
sgai a,.vn;n. u,,,,,, 80. A..
,.-. ~ a...h I. . .S.a 80 .s ..o.n .ue
Of bare rock than o,bers With thou..nds
Of broad scres; 40 is the humble Chris.
tian happier with the hope Of heaven
than the men of the world are vhsp ,leit
corn and wine do most abonn,i. snjs.n
things 90 well with them 9msS
:. we are ,ruiy nnmole' we snall read-
.ly pslsse y, all .roo says tnAnkt9lly re-
SeFo ~ - gives PsHently cnaure ah