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Decorah-posten., 1880-02-18
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Den blinoe Iises SpSrsSmaal til @repinoen; "gnter
De mig? piabame! !" ~bspGsebe ben Spbs Strsm al Naeopnt,
ION, @repinben bar bstenbt for, % bet par meS ~eisn'pnlis
beitia SinbSbspGselie bun ipareoe:
"ynter big? Sa, Sanobeo leg gisr, init BARN."
3isie Orb meo jim lobe SLANG falbt Iom ell peSerfoGs
osnSe galiom ben i~aftels Bi8eS iaareoe 0ierte, % baabs
iuIs troaote hun n9rmere ben til ben peulige Dame, ubeu
ot oots paa, at Ulo' 5rodaro bar ~9iarbeoen, - bun, iom
oiorSs at, bpaS bun tunoe, for at sisre ben arn'e SiSs
u~lpffelig.
"3e onter MIG, forSi lea er bIinb", iasoe eouiie mso
IN rsrenbs Stemme. "At, Ylabame! bet er lite min FORTE
lllptfe."
"6uab mensr buT ipursts ben penIiet.noeoe Dame noaef
oseraStet. "Gal, Barn! ies er RIG; maalfe ies tan - -"
80 SerSom lea blot turbe |" nbbrso gouiie, banse for
At sortaue fin 6ilorie til ben Dame, Der talts til benoe /
en- Saa msolibsube Zone, 90 Tom 'unSs sisrs laa mseet ior
beuSs til at sieniiuoe benbes Selier.
Wen Wlo'r 5rodarb, Der bapee bei eoaiits Orb, piloe
ife tiuabs at ioristts SamtaIen lanasre; bun arsb ipriaI
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-18

lis
ben bIinos Biess Smms Grm msb fin tlnse 6aanS % til'
feieoe ben at iaa baarot 8neb, at bet foraaridgebe benos I'll
at Nrise al Smerts.
"6pao? bpao er oet?" ipurete ben samle Scr, ioet bun
laeoe fit ieSe, ribne Aniet trt ben til Grepinoen. msSsns
benoes imaa 9raa pine ~betrastebe ombpsseIist Damsns
gere ltaehon for at uofnoe, bpao eouhe aaersos maahe
baue iast.
"9u bar en- SlGetuius - en- NoSer?" hurste grsos
inoen 9onAe. sanffe tIHiosi9ttenbs DPo'r 5rodbarcs upsofoms
msnoe Snoblaasen.
"Uoosi :" ubbrsS 9ouiie en- Zone at bpb Saablssbse.
s bette enc Orb "ploosr" par belle bsness Gleneisbso
% eips ~frettsIiae Sob lissom iOrsust, % belle btnoss lioenoe
Si9l ipntes famine Stuno at ilpps bort pes bette betpos
ntugSfnIoe OrS.
9ouiie bapSe taH, isrsnS bsuSss GIaasaauo tunbe iOrs
binore bet; men ben aamls Stone b9pnsoe iig peo ct anoet
lmsrteliat snsb eOuiies Arm % inattsbe pa iamms lib
teWmeIia burtst. for at binore @rspnoen ira at iaeiia8s
ben blinbe Yiaes Stemme.
"Sa. min imutte Sruel" lasoe Osr samIs sous msO fin
~tinereuoe % eenne Sang o9au noeet ~onnorsnee Stsmnis,
ibst bun iauece ut SiRs cp til. buas bun tautte is at
maatie bare bet p~entglte % 9Iligfe emil; "bnn bar en-
soo, penlis Wooer. ON leo iaa inree iige"
"Gr bette bin 0atisr ?" ipursts @ssuiuosu mssst iorbau'
iet, ieet bun tanteiulo frreoe paa BEN Sesss - M faasnee
uso ~biunupenS SHE - o. iammsnIisusoe ben r~inseaeieos.
irpsticmme, men iubsrIie imutte pI8t mso ben neofs. fsoe
% plumpe eamls 9ene. Der iaa uiOrbeboIoent aioree 5ors
brine paa at auites iom gRoosr IL On. Der Itsneee bsnoe
liasiaa tibet. iom oimlens ensIe iisus BE- afsrunssns Hans
Der. Der pine % plase be ioAsmtc Siels.
Den unsne at iup gsrn. iom 6imlsn bar D~slisnsI mis
mee, min eooe 5rue!" iparsos ben gamls Rome, ieei bun
an,oa ct lnIpt al opfigbeo o. isste at is ep SrsDmosns
anasl ass ct nOssI pom0si % OuROs iOmsislisi BIT
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-18

Gn ilu AisiOrelje. 3 eitetrisii Ru..
sarIsn prnots npils icisenne tomili,
B,sipcnb.o Sileni DC ostuerene. Wu.
b~dmsoansre elsrs life sr fanatite %
iniolsrante, bauos BOG / lang Sio for.
orsst fS Obsr &lOfterlnsnins.u i Den
tllbOllte 8lrts % btilutlsos snbeIia al
anmOos aommanoauisn ON at Qiers
en- Gnos paa osnne 300, Tom forar9ses
Wublmtbanrrnes rslisiele fSelsllu.
Se ienots nsrfor en- Stputailon I'll
Rommanb .ntsn. lom bsparsoe ut Mlper
IiseOusrior oenne naips 6orbrin9. bsb
DspItatiOneus Wsblemmr Gisarettsr
os 9l'nnsmblaoeoe o%srsitsr. lls en- tpr.
TIT 8aoi, IN BOG, lOm pllbs ban nei.
aSii8 unosrIess, bporltbss bon bapbe
AT iOrboloe zig i bette uisiise relisisis
5ilfelbe. Guo.lig m,opelte ban 81.
putationsn. at ban fcrit MATTE inb.
b,nts 5nitruitiOn hos 8ssisrinosn /
SsraisuO lmlolertib maatte bet, for
at ale SrOsbsfienbsIisr iuube itiQes
llss. iorbpots WusNinsn at raabs til
Ben ira Wlnarsten. lis.ilapsl Tom
&lotisrin9nins blsu fOrbuot. Osputa.
iionu bprts iOrblenst paa bsnns NIB
fuIotOmmsn 10 uotalis NuOronins. %
tos be m,o LANCE MuIster
Niitso siter at baUe uotalt Gulfet ON,
al Oct DOG uilos bare beoit, at alt blsp
pso bet samls. Saalsbss sit bet til
at Der frsmoslss baabe rlnsss % raa.
bss til Ben / 3,pee.
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-18

Tor 2 Adr 'tDen barbe tcet Nor.
beeen AZ @rantdefer meb en- lpoa,
iieross Suitrn, bpiS ge4ripelie lpa.
rspe nsiaatig iii ben fpaas, nerpsIs
setter | Yarminter. De ne fat |
ct 5ctrsraN at ben uuas 8pinpe,
ism eootaioroe etabebsm meo ben
Iaafalpte Sslter. ait bette braate
spS I Sa9en, eioroe bet lite p
ipur9te Yraten, ipet ban f~crnsiet
snep fa / Sonbsrue.
seq lob inbrufie ei Advertisement
II @ptlerue". fortiatte Or. eewcrtbu.
% Wor9es fom ct alore 5rueutim.
nler I'll bin abpcfat, Wr. Brcdbauf,
o. fcrtalie, at I'll benbes Sus Tom
en- ing Wanb meb en- lpa 8piube,
fiaot / ct init. tort % rset Sbaml.
De boeoe Der to 9ssu. : ben 1ib
blep Samen p9rre. laa at bun maaite
bares nj Stationen al ben unae
Wanb. benpss Susbcnb. pun fiul.
be reiie I'll 8pften, fOrtalte ban
Vorfinoen.- Dcitcren bapbe last, at
Selnften pilpe sisre beube aobt.
V~arttnoens Sea bialp at bore ben.
be III Stationen. Set par aanRe
merit. Sn9en astebe paa BEN. Oette
er 6ruuoen, bporfcr Yolifiet life
tnnoe faa lc9en unberrstnina Doe
8lsrerne % Ycsumnneeue. Gen
acoe Dame. bcs bpsm be bcsce, er
loag / Wlubdle. bun Nal ie etatt
o. Nr. 6op ; eitsr Yortrattet bar
bun sientlenbt BAN, ioa iss oil bla.
be. al bun pil pRre iftanb ri at
lbsntiNcsre Sssse. "gu er aliiaa
sobt cg pel ube al BEN 5~orlesenbeb,
os lsg taafer bu pooter big for at
fomme meo not en- Siforie ben
Sla3s", iasoe Yreifeu ipssenee for
al FLUTE I'm B~epoaelie.
8orbsret blep s~lenopta1et Ran.
bag. geclierne mob @afon 1cp
par iaa iulbftanbiae til be minpffe
6%ufeltbsoer. at Surpen lie bacee ct
Rtsbltfs Ippl.
0eorge 6aulaslb blep f%rifienot.
canine gaas Gftermippas reilfe ban
OF Wcberen tiibage til eonpcn.
Seq mensr bet oil pare lenae fer
ies reiier alsne uleo Rattcast", lag.
be Wr. 0sOrse. "Winpet ON ben
flpstelise lime imsQem @rano6efet
% Wtuoale oil tent ubGsttes."
@aftOn SCps espuersbefripelit.
Ut ban sifteoe fig msb en- ftafiels
utienot Ytse, blep fisb at bsnrs
itrar efter er Barns 5eoIsl, buis
Ieb lpaftebe Robereu baape leaem
lls o. aauoelia ; bporlspes ban, ba
ban fom / Wr. umplsbps pus %
bier f%orlopst meb en- al Dstrere,
beitemte fts til at rpobe fin Suftru
az Veien,-alt bet fdu l0fss | 6rano
6tfiers Hetsprctofole. Den unae
Wanp bier pemt for Opsrlaat Worp
Oy benrettet / 6enaNst.
6nDe.
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-18
(Slntntns ira 2een cite }

(Slntutns ira 2csn Slte)
"Spcr 2"
IS Srmccmbe".
"alene Z"
"Net, meb mine 8enner@.
"Sfrlp ct Telegram iii 9eres Ben.
ner I Scmecmbe efter min Yiffot.
Ut Bar Orb er NOT. Sirip /: "Sco
sr angfells for min Ssler, bpcrle.
oes bsfneer bun fig ipa9? Guar
betalt'. "Sorfcrfcr usler De"
"5crbi Deres 5~orlaussnoe inos.
boloer en- WiStanfe. Seq ienper in.
fet telegram. Sporfcr Nal De bra.
&c min ftoffels lioenbe Seier inp /
penne Days Seitio Sea bar iast
SaHobeoen ON benbe. Seq bar for.
talt. tpcrfcr ies blptil bar Mutt
benees Iilrarells for Dem os Ieres.
Stan De life unoe mig at slemme
bsnee | Bet Wiubfte en- Daa2"
"Rei. Orr. Scp, isg maa bape
fttre VepIlsr for, at Deres 6ottel.
ling rm Den uuse Dame er lamb.
Seq maa pibe. at bun leper, oa
bpor. Naar bet S~perssmaal er be.
lpdret, fal leg sisrs Dem ct aubet".
"Spllfet ?"
"Om Ssrss Sufru. Sea maa
ploe naar % bpCrlspes De tlep Gn.
temanb. Grab bar De sicrt meb
ben ul9e 8pinps, Sane 9amlcn, III
bpem De blep borssrlls plet Tor 3
aar ioeny Gar bun oslaa lps %
uslell Bar De trunsen nj al iijule
benoss 1llp9relle Z"
"0et maa pRre Ell 5~silta9slle",
laabs Spp beiiemt. Seq bar alprla
rarst slft".
Seq bar leet Ell aopl al Isres
Nslsfabsfcuttaft, saer al en- Wanos,
Tom faloie ns @lfon Scp, 8ontor.
betIent I 8taubd, itsr. 3ereS Rapn
er Intet alnlneeltst. - Seq bar al.
brig lltt 8erss 6orlppslle meo min
Daiter, men / Nit lOusbs iss mig
lelp, at bun lngenfnbe Ruloe blipe
Ierss 9uftIu. Sob Rorqen".
"Ost er Ell upaslenos Y~ebanollna.
Wr. umplsbp'.
STE iaa upasieubs, lom 0eres
sgen Cptsriel".
@aitOn 6cp tcg I'm pat o. ait
ueen at iise ct Oh. pan sruuoe.
Be cper. bpao ban Ruloe 9rlbe tlL
ON Der enbnu plr ltp al rebpe ia
no az ben Io~rtplplebe Stllina, eQer
ON ban maaite laee Bet liaa III.
gan git lanslemt ub al Sulst. Sbst
ban tom III 9~apepcrtsn, la9be Ell
paluo NJ paa bans Sfuloer.
Seq arreltsser Iem iom misiauit
Tor Wcre", leo en- Stemms, o. ga.
non 5Op pipite, at bans Dom oar
ialeet.
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-18
la

"gnttr De mig? Napame /" o. eouiie siorbe bette
Spsr0snaal, uocn at bun uioie, bpor nlegen Ght bun bdobe
til at iorore Uieopu, o. SGrli8beo al Den authoritative
Dame, Der itoo ioran benos.
Sost ben blinoe Eiae fremintte fit Gperesmaal til
gamen, ielte bun ct baarot Grsb lin Arm, oe bun oione,
at Wo'r 6robarb lptteSe til, buao bun, ben ~itattelS Bige
maatte ii8e.
@reuinoe be 9inieres iaa meo aiitp pau ben baaroe.
barftuoieenoe gamls Scr, og bun f%ornnoreoe JIG oper ben
ltartt irsmtraoenos 6Orliiel nelIsm o6e 20.
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-18
Sarmsn, 9uiet % 9auem.

Wan9s w enusitsr ilar
xolnosr, iom brup, tbno. Sio ON
Ulnisrsn. - PLACES Of ioIbe 1sob,r
ON DOssn % ieIs,Iis oaiaa at Ssun.
lssbeo ON Nuiisn. &oloe asoe,r
otloer nsmlis BIOoet til Sop,bst. oa bu
= Iaro.l Sson. Wuu 'i,aosr 10 81.
fiorlen ON ben 9amIs Yrrf lom for
al poloe no paaeeu peo tit Nrbeioe ON
Natlsn. Ioo m.o Beobune / en- Bali,
'olot 8nno. 1or9ieu,s brueer mnuae
Sama at leag, parme S5Iaitsr pso
me Seoor ON Nattsn. Sc bliosr
bog tolos % Sepnsn ubsbIiusr. 9st
,ntlte Wiooel iii at blipe pirfelia BARN
pna Beoosrne os iaa Seun,n iaoua
sr Islesno. 9pp 8ebouns burtiat /
en- Bali, iOloi &ano. BIostarrsns ub
oloss oeruso og &iIhrsmuinssn Of BET
uatme Nri,tisbIOo il,ntts measi BE-.
ha9sllg - % snio osrpna 5eooun,
m,o en- Bstiis ,Q.r ct sropt Saann.
'laos. OIt Zig. ftruI Tor man gear til
i.nss.
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-18

Wtaoel MOB ei9torne. 9
ben nstcR uotOmms ~gommtbcs for
Wager (~rebia,tst al BrOi. Or. 9aiob
p,ibsra) nepnts Tom ct mss,t AmpsIi
os IsiUinot Nioosl mob aistOrn,
~'GrOunius,n Of unsarus Bauo" (aqya
Hungarica). Wso otite Banb, iJm
ran,s larolst poa stbOett NpOibst. Jug
tee BcmuIosooit,r. % bisie le9gss
m lem tlIsr oO,r 3oune WOye,u og
aitsn Gitu nOSIs 0usst 6OrIeb sr
iaa giatotusu, ltssiom imulotsbs bort
At hs islo.
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-18

:. W. amunbfen Ct ensdseret ION rei'
Ienbe &esnt. % Tom iaaban b~empnbjgei
til at mobtass % suittsrs for abOnne.
mentspenst.
y. anunbisn.
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-18

BoraI bruB,s tie oItns til a
uaI's mto, men osila / StiUsIis. Del
sier Bonn, %flpsrs, binbr.r Ealt. letter,
Iss,iOm Osiaa bet itiOso, Sci bIlosr
fmuii,t,. Oct brua,s flaI,bts. al NOR
lager | 3bsi's bsrai Oe Opleir BET
Ilot to9suos 8anb. ostpaa bIanbtr
maj BET mtb ON Omir,nt B Ylnle
Supdlt.
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-18

Ntrtnf, Gtfterne.Ban
8lane 2 un3r pubrst (inuh) &lun
mee ? ur,r SorJI % Tom BIanoin.
s,n | en- 20 ssubu tor Glitsrns. Der
u fpIot m,b Rcsuunno. 9ttts, Der Ct
icrint ,lIr Iiot srumist. oil Ia / nosIs
foa 3imu bliu, r,nf,t bet BE- i be-
ODbIauo,o. Stcnt b~uuoialor Baubsi
'Iarnts % Ct btusblrt for Bliinius
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-18

S0tttpotettr. Rau bar no
iunoet, at bet Ct tor Rpttt, at Gait,
potter. ,utsu h,ls Gle, i,ooru,. Ter
,ub BE- iGttts iOmm,s en- 0pIetninl
al 2 BuHb uIlttt RaIi 2Yano SuOptI
/ ) G.uart 8ano. YOtusr. Der ts
bunbles ilaltots. oil unogaa Sp9oOm
me % anot, StIodlgbsosr.
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-18

Rom bu. OF Dur ON &lntsr,n
Iiosr al Wdu9sI paa 8ano naar BE-
in, r,a,Im,shst bsiommer bet. 5or'
n,mm,lia sr bette 5iIfalost paa isrrs
% htlf,b, @rcs9anss ON Seiten, ll0r
naar fun be imuon9s % pluttsesbt gI
itaa iilbaas. ss fan %fOraarlass gpr /
en- bats Deb. 0srlOm iiIitrgttsllsf
Bano sr f~orbaanssH, % bet felsslis
toitsr fun iiott Bsiu9r at laos &rsa.
tursru, tOmms til BET. % man aliseusl
it,, sier BET. iaa sr bette en- iaa ifie'
pssIss 8sbanoliu9 al Dem % ct Fam
msIist 9prplnssri, iOm itrGrsr li9 lslp
oeu,b, at 8rsaturrns Do.
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-18

Yrairie. Btanb. On Wanb
/ Re6raiiu Der sl0rt ben gtiarlng. al
ZEN parit, Yralrr, Brand fan LUTTE
u,o Sltlp OF en- Babcock Extinguisher
al ct snsfts 4u9reb fan u~tilutte SIoen
paa IN S~urfuiug Of 100 nj 200 9Iros
oeriom (the Extinguisher) bllptr bur.
tlat btael Iauss GHnn. WlH blEou
Extinguisher paa Hpg9u oa Gaat
Ilugs 3IoIlnltn, lost man belou Ii9
paa osu fant. ION psnou ira 8lnosn.
ilu at lie s Be % Wes 1Inorsr, itIp
ON BET sr pda ben Sruno. Opsr boil.
Zen 5lom luit bar pneisrst. 0sri0m
IN Bo9n fan bauss i%orbaanoen og
hutilat iru'f,t lnnas 5Iolinlsn o.
Brrueu al Extinguisher lelSsli9 fan
iOmms burliset' irsm. oil bette for.
itsrre &lrfnlneeu
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-06-08
NO 1876.
miscellaneous.
THE BEGGAR PRlNCESSES.

From Paris letter TO New Orleans Pic
ayune.
There is scarcely day that, il You walk
in the garden of the Luxembourg. YOU
may not see an elderly and Young lady
walking side by side one sad rs the other
both in mourning. now grown rusty Gt has
been nine months since the death of the
imperial princc) both bearing all those
thousand and one indications of poverty
which strikes the observer. The elderly
lady has grown fat She had great beau
ty once. She has all wrinkles now. more
of them turrowed by care than by time
Though these are not wantingO She was
famous once for her grace; she now wad-
dies carelcSsly. Her elegance WAS town
talk; she is dowdy grown. She had
palace and $50. 900 once; she now lives
in Il garret. with servants for neighbors,
and she is dependent on charity for daily
bread. Mother aud daughter both are
princesses the daughter is a granddaugh-
ter of letitia Bonaparte; Napoleon ].
King Jerome, King Joseph. King Murat.
King Louis. were her great unclcs; En-
press Josephine. Empress Maria Louise,
Queen llortcnsc We're her great aunts;
Napoleon Ill was her second cousin-and
yet there are days when if you, u stranger
though You are. were to offer mother and
daughter a five franc piece they would
take il; if they did not,
they would 90 to bed breakfastless, din
nerless and supperless for that day. A
hard fate? Nevertheless nobody, not
even the people who give them
aims, pity them. Pity is withheld.
not so much because they enjoyed $780,
600 annually for Is years without giving
one thought for the rainy days (whose
clouds were always visible above the hor-
ison), but because they had a great share
share in bringing those rainy days on
France One is the wife. the other is the
daughter of the assassin of Victor Noir-
Prince Pierre Bonaparte. Wife and
daughter live in n garret, Rue de Lille.
Princess Mathlda gives monthly, that is
almost every month. $40. occasionally
this or that Bonaparlist family slip five
or two-tranc piece into their hands. or in
vite them to breakfast or dinner. They
have no other income. The daughter,
Princess Jeanne Bonapartc. is studying
sculpture and engraving, with view of
being able To earn bread and board. Her
brother Roland is n sub-lieutenant in the
Seth regiment OF infantry; he gets occa-
sionally 500 as a present from Prince
Jerome Napoleon-you know Prince Ma
poleon has not a generous hand. Prince
Pierre's plight is still worse; swollen by
cout till scarcely TO be recognized. unable
to walk except with crutches. and not
every week even with their aid he sponges
on the charity of an nn-keeper in ver-
saillcs. an inn-keeper and his wife, both
Corsicans. and idolators of the Bonapar-
tes He eats nothing but Rheims bis
cult soaked in wine. He never leaves the
inn except to go To mass whenever he is
able to go out HES to church and COM
muncs: he is daily visited by a Jesuit
priest. If he wishes exercise he hobbies
up and down the ballroom OF the inn
His wife and children never 90 near him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-06-08
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOrIDiseascs ofthe Throat and Lungs, sueh
Coughs. Colds, WhOOPinS Cough.
Bronchitis, Asthma, AND CON.
SUMPTION.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-06-08
GALLANTRY OF JOHN ADAMS.
BY the Hon. Josiah Quincy. |


In those old times it happened that
certain young lawyer, named John Adams.
was wont to visit good deal at the house
of a great grandfather of mine, who had
large landed estate and several daugh-
ters; and the family tradition is that one
of these ladies was not wholly uninterest-
ing to the young fellow, who had just
begun his struggle with the world.
Just what it all amounted to it is i'm
possible to say, at this distance of time.
Neither would il be well to say il, even IL
it were possible.
The historical facts are that my great
aunt married Ebenezer Storer, gentle
| man of some pretension, who was for
iorty years treasurer Of Harvard College,
and that young Adams married Miss
Abigail Smith.
Eventful years rolled by. and /. a young
man. just entering life. was deputed 10 at
tend my venerable relative on visit to
the equally venerable ex-President. Both
parties were verging upon their nineteenth
year They had met very infrequently, If
at all, since the days of their early inti-
macy.
| When Mrs. Storer entered the room. the
old gentleman face lighted up as he ex-
| claimed, with ardor: what Madam.
shall we not go walk in Cupid's grove to-
gether ?''
To say the truth. the lady seemed some
what embarrassed by this utterly unlocked
for salutation. II seemed to hurry her
back through the past with such rapidity
as fairly to take away her breath. But
self possession came at last, and with it a
suspicion of girlish archness, as she re-
piled .Ah sir. it would not be the first
time that we have walked there.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-06-08

GENUINE SHAKER MEDICINE,

invented by Thos Corbett and prepared for fifty
years by the CANTERBrRl SOCIETY of ShAkERS,
at SHAkEg VILLAGE. n. II. Those who have fail
ed TO be benefited by other Sarsapras are earnest
ly desired TO make single trial of this pure and
wholesome compound of shaker Sarsaparilla, Dan
deion Yellow Dock, Mandrake, Black Cohosh, Gar
get, Indian Hemp, and the Rerries of Juniper and
Cubeb united with iodidc Of potassium. made hy the
Society, because II is safe. failing. and adapted
to all ages and both sexes.
1t cleanses the blood, regulates the stomach and
bowels purfes the system Of humors and inherited
diseases. and is of priceless value in maintaining the
health of the household. Inquire for CogBLrr :
SHAKERS SARsArARILLA. Sold everywhere
SuAkER's VILLAGE, \. H., Jan. l. lSS0
as-Enclose stamp for shaker Manual
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-06-08

There is no use in cndeavoring to thorough
" relieve your child Of Collie, Dysentery or
other painful, and dangerous stomach troubles
by the various opiates recommended so strong
ly. Give DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup, which will
at once relieve and permanently cure by its
soothing action. Price % cts.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-06-08

It pays to have work well done.
n. G. HERVEY, Practical Watch
maker, is prepared to do all kinds Of
watchwork in the best manner, ,--pri-
ces and quality of work guaranteed
satisfactory = Clocks, Spectscles,
Jewelry, fans, &c, promptly and
neatly. repaired. Bear In mind !!
posite p, O., Augusta, Ne.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-06-08
WANTED!

THNERGETIC men to travel snd take orders foi
II fruit trees and other nursery stock. None but
those Of strict integrity and temperate habits need
apply. For terms, address, stating age, previous &C
cupetion, and names - references.
s. 7. CANNON. Aasusta. Mains.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-02-16
MINOR KILOGRAMS.

A foot of snow fell in some parts of Vermont
Friday night.
The members of the Manitoba legislature
have subscribed $40 each for the relief of Ire
land.
The small pox is raging among the Indians
at Spotted Tail Agency.
Steamship Wyoming which has just arrived
at New York reports very heavy weather at
sea. She had her decks swept and one sailor
had a leg broken.
Lewis King, New York broker, committed
suicide Saturday.
Chas. Marx, postmaster at College Point,fL.
l., recently on trial for embezzlement, has
been acquitted.
Gen. Schenck, who has been sick in Wash
ington for some weeks, is recovering.
Senator Lamar has returned to Washington.
WithNthe exception of lameness, which obliges
him TO use crutch, he in good health.
Col. E. c. Kemble gave the committee a
history of his experience with the Ponca In
dams Saturday. The trouble hadiarisen chiefly
on account of quarrel between the full
bloods and the half breeds.
Steamer Vega, with Prof. Nordenskjold, the
Arctic explorer, and company on board, pass
ed the Straits of Messina for Naples Thursday
night.
England, France and Germany will probably
recognize Roumanian independence simultan-
eously in few days.
Stearns X. Abbott has been indicted for the
for the murder of Mrs. Crue.
Coal will be advanced Is cents ton by the
Pennsylvania companies today.
Stephen Longfellow, nephew of the poet,
who has been under bonds in Boston for for
gerry, has jumped his bail and gone to South
America.
DIR. Edward S. May, one of the jurors in the
Rothschild's crooked tobacco case at Detroit,
has been fined 800 for attempting to make a
trade with the defendant
1t is thought some of the murderers of the
Donnely family at London, Ont, have been
discovered.
The boss cigar makers of Cincinnati have
united in requiring their employees to sign
pledge not to hold membershipsin the cigar
makers union. This action locks out 1000
cigar makers who are members of the union.
A dispatch from Lahore announces that
orders have been sent to Candahar for an army
to advance to Ghuznee early in March. Gen:
Roberts has sent native envoy to Ghuznee to
confer with Mohamed Jan.
Albert grevy is candidate for the life Sena-
torship made vacant by the death of Cremieux
The brass founders and finishers of St.
Louis are on q strike, and cabinet makers will
strike Monday for an advance of 10 per cent.
The steamship Louisiana, which sailed from
the bar at the mouth of the Mississippi, Satur-
day afternoon, for New York, returned as six
o'clock, and was towed to Port Eads with
machinery disabled.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-02-16
NEW YORK.

Trouble Among the Cigar Manufacturers.
NEW YORK, Feb. IA short time ago the
employees of Lorillard & Co., manufacturers of
tobacco, went on a strike rather than submit
to regulation on the part of the firm requir-
ing them to allow their homes to be searched
for property belonging to the firm, also to re-
frain from prosecuting the firm for any acct
dent to life or limb while in their employ. Last
night large meeting of cigar makers was held
here, when resolutions were adopted protest.
ing against this action of the Lorillards brand
ing it as an act of high treason against the
community and state, rendering sympathy to
the men and women on the strike and calling
on all workers to refuse to purchase tobacco
manufactured by that firm. Lorillard Il Co. in
circular invite employees to appoint a COM
mittee to confer with them on the subject and
endeavor to harmonic their mutual interests
Garroted and Robbed.
Thomas F. Phillips, retired merchant 60
years of age, who had nearly lost the use of
his left arm and leg by paralysis, was garroted
late last evening by three colored women and
robbed of IS. Without rejecting on his
danger Mr.. Phillips followed them into a dark
hallway, where they beat him terribly in the
face, then dragging him into back room
stole $50 from his inside coat pocket and
some valuable papers. They were in the act
OF taking heavy gold chain when an alarm
was given and the thieves fled. The police
learned that the robbery was committed by
they were subsequently arrested.
Ice in the Hudson Breaking Up.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, Feb. 14.-Navigation to
New York is again open. The ice north is
hourly expected to break up