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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-11-28
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Mr.. Walter +. Adams, of Westboro, Mass,
writes ''For years suffered the horrors OF
dyspepsia and indigestion. They seemed to
weaken every organ Of life, and completely
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New Publications.

| ID. Appleton 4 Co. add to their Interna-
| tional Scientific Series a work upon ''Vol.
canoes, What they Are and What They
Teach" by John w. Judd, F. r. s. The
Westminster Review publishes a lengthy re-
/ view of this volume and pronounces il among
the best works OF the kind ever published
I, has ninety-six illustrations. which greatly
| aid to a correct understanding of the subject
| For sale by J. Frank Pierce.
We have from Hubbard Bros, Philadel-
phia, THE Life of Abram Garfield by
William Rslston Bslch. This is comely
volume of 16o pages, printed on good paper,
in large type, and embellshed with many
| illustrations. 1t gives a full history Of the
late President. and an extended account of
| his shooting, his long and painful illness, his
death. and the ceremonies attending his
burial.
We have received from ID. Appleton &
| Co, volume upon FLORIDA. for Tourists,
Invalids and Settlers" by George NJ. Bar
bour. The author of this work is well ac-
quainted with the State of which he writes.
He visited first as q tourist and afterwards
settled within its borders. His work was
not prepared in the interest of any special
locality, or corporation, or person. but aims
at giving perfectly fair and reliable account
of all parts of a State which is attracting
large attention and draw ing, by its mild health
full climate, thousands of people from the
North during the winter season. For sale by
J. Frank Pierce.
We are in receipt Of copy Of the new
work entitled "Farm-Talk," written by Geo.
f. Bracket. of Belfast, Me. 1t contains %
chapters and IA pages, and, as its title i'm
plies, is a series of talks on various farming
subjects put in every day talk styls. Every
person interested in farming matters will
find it vary readable. Printed on fine paper,
with portrait Price bound in cloth, 81; in
paper 80 cts. Address the publishers,
Bracket & CO., Belfast, Me.
ID. Appleton & Co issue in paper covers
Saints and Sinners novel from the
French of Victor Cherbuliez. For sale by
J. +. Pierce.
James r. Osgood & Co., publish in a
small volume, an essay on "The American
Newspaper" read before the the Social
Science Association at Saratoga Springs Sept.
Is, 1881. very sensible production for q
humOrist.
We have received from the publishers
Nos and of vol l. of the journal Of the
American Agricultural Association. This
promises to be a valuable publication for
farmers. Its columns are filed with able
articles Of good thinkers and progressive
agricultlrists, well adapted to instruct, i'm
prove and stimulate the farming community.
1t is quarterly published in January. April,
July and October. The editor is Joseph II.
Reall. Secretary of the Association. Terms.
Two Dollars per year.
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The Magazines.

The Century Magazine (Scribner's) for
December, opens with portrait of DIR.
Holland, and a sketch of his life follows
which will be interesting TO all who have
read his writings. f. V. Smalley occupies
several pages with description of" Character
stics of President Garfield" The remaining
contents of the number are; a Cruise in a
Pilot Boat" "The earl writings Of Robert
Browning A poem ITO Ralph Waldo
Emerson; - "Mr. Jacks Promotion:" "A
Colonial Monastery" "The Lincoln Life
Mask and how it was made" ''The Hero
glyphics of Central America - "A Modern
Instance; !" "The American Student at the
Beaux- Arts ;""Through one Administration -!
poem, "The Fountains Of the Rain :" New
Reads TO a Trade" poem, "Among the;
Thousand Islands; :" "Buchanan's Loyalty -;
poem 'To America" :" ''An Autograph Of.
President Garfield - "The Story of President
Garfeld's Illness"-Told by the Physician
in Charge; 'Poems in Memory of J. q.
Holland !" 1.-TWO Homes = An Autograph Of
J. G. Holland. Many of the articles are
illustrated in fine manner. The special
departments have much interesting reading.
The December numbero { the Eclectic is
just at hand, and has the following varied and
interesting table Of contents: t'Four Centuries
of English Letters" by Sir Henry Taylor;
''Tbe French and English Police Systems -
"Thrawn Janet Life in MedievaI Venice"
by J. Theodore Bent '.One Faith in Many
Forms Notable Assassinations )" "Hints
to Dyspeptics :" The Electric Telegraphs,"
by DR.. A. II. Japp; THE Latter. Day Saints
as they Are" by Edward A. Thomas
"Fiction, Fair and Foul" by John Ruskin;
ITO Rose" (poem). by Henry s. Leigh;
"Kith and Kin" by Jessie Fotbercill, author
of ''Tbe First Violin" chapters xvi to-
xviii. "rhe Jewish Question: by Goodwin
Smith ''The Victim of Virtue" by janice
Payn: "Fish Food and Physic," by J.
Mortimer Granville, NJ. D.: "The Decadence
OF Frenchwomen - "The Carrying Trade OF
the World" by NJ. n. MulhalI; Dante
Gabriel Rossetti's New Poems AT Murren
Switzerlsnd;" Literary Notices: Foreign
Literary Notes; Science and Art; Miscellany.
The November number of Blackwood's
Magazine has the following contents "The
Fixed Period !" ''The Land of Khemi'-con-
clusion; David Scott, X. 8. A.;" "Thc
Latin Lesson, Boy and Girl "Tbe Pyre;
nees:" THE Ethics Of Gladstonianism :.
ALIVE and yet Dead, or some Passages il:
! the Life pf French Convict;" "Io victis -
"The Stump Ministry, its Second Session.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-11-28

A Western Senator was overheard to say
of his colleague. on railroad train the other
day: she is my ideal of a Senator. He
has the biggest feet and smallest head of any
man know"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-11-28

money. Our correspondence is very large. We have
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Railroads ann Steamboats,.
Maine Central Railroad.
Change of Time.

On and after SUNDAY. OCT. 10th. 1881.
trains will leave Augusta
For Portland and Boston At 800 A. II. and s.5s A.
NJ; 1885 P. N.
For Rockland, 600 A. n. and IS An.
For Farm1ngton, 9.5e A. NJ.
Fer Bath, 800 A. NJ, s.5S A. n. and 2.i2 p. u.
For Lewiston and Portland, 900, 9.5S A. NJ, and
2.42 and 1885 Pm.
For waterville 2.25. 945 A. n, and s.32 Pm
(s05 r. n. on Saturdays.)
For Skowhegan, Belfast, Dexter and Bangor, 3.3,
r. NJ, and lbs A. NJ.
Night Pullman Trains each way every night, Sun
IA Ind
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Dailp kennfbtl Journal.

The conduct of the Irish in English towns
and cities shows that they sympathize with
the course of their countrymen in Ireland.
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Like charity, civil service reform should
begin at home is the idea of the Chicago
Citizens Association. Judging by report
of one of its committees, just made, which
begins as follows: Experience shows that
reform finds its best field in municipal gov
ernment. This city is monetary copora-
ton in many of its functions, expenIing ST..
900, 900 year in the care of streets. sewers,
public buildings, courts, water. fire, schools.
library, health. etc. Why should policemen.
iremen, teachers and clerks be compelled to
become partisans, to keep in place and change
with the shifting majority at popular cleo
tons ? The public has the right to have the
subordinate offices filled by those who will
make the best return in services for the mon
ey paid them; and no governor. no mayor,
no chief of department has the right to pay
for political services rendered him by the
public offices, no more than by the public
moneys.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-11-28

A Belgian physician has ascertained, dur
ing tour of observation and inquiry made at
the request of the Government authorities.
that the very general use of tobacco is the
main cause of color blindness; and this af-
fection is now occasioning no slight anxiety
both in Belgium and Germany, from its in
fiuence on railway accidents, and also from
the military point of view. 1t is not sur
prising therefore, that these facts have led
to the issuing of orders in certain towns of
Germany. forbidding all lads, under sixteen
years of age, from smoking in the streets.
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Gbe Aennebte Jomrnal.
Published at AUGUs A, MAINE, Water Street, foot
Of Court, by SPRAGUK Son.
Daily Kennebec Journal

Issued every morning, except Sundays. Itcontaips
the latest news by telegraph and mall gives reports
OF Markets. and has carefully prepared political and
local articles, and a generous amount Of farming,
home and miscellaneous reading with full cempila-
ton Of State news.
Terms, 81 per annum in adrance, as If payment
not made within the year. Single copies cents to
be had ut the periodical stores Of j. +. Pierce Au-
gusta; G. l.. epaulding, HallowelI; w. G. Palmer,
Gardiner j. S. Carter, Wa:erville, and at this Office
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms. Rates
q ay be had on application at this Office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-11-28

James Il. Osgood & Co., publish in a
small volume, an essay on The American
Newspaper read before the the Social
Science Association at Saratoga Springs Sept.
Is, 1881. A very sensible production for a
humorist.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-11-28

ID. Appleton & Co. issue in paper covers
Saints and Sinners" novel from the
French of Victor Cherbuliez. For sale by
J. +. Pierce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-29
- AsHINaTCN L oEIo RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

Beginning October 10. 1881.
The Nail TRAIN will leave w Washington
5. !; 20 R, II. sad Alo1xndria q: S25 &. N.
daily, except Sunday; pass Leesburg, going
wcs;wesd. ST II 81 &. n. and sfTive at Round
I'll! a. II 10 . n. Leave Round Hill at II 81
?. rn.; psss LeesOurg, gong eastward. ct 10
2. n, and zr1ivo ut alexandria ST lG ?. Il.
snd S. " sshirgtoR ht go p. m.
Tho GOMADDATION GRAIN will Leave
Washington ST ~ p. L. snd a AieIanttia at
70 p, a., daily, except sunday. and arrive q:
;.eesburE at s AZ p. Ia. Loave Leesbrrg ct GU
= Il. Snd arrive 81 Alexandria st Is .. "a,
snd Washington Rt 30 s. &c.
81 Passengers from Washington will tsse
shs Washington and Oajo cars st toe Baltimore
s. Potomac &silTosd station at0 20s.m aud 4.EC
=, r., snd 90 through without chsDgc OF Gals:
Tha9.25 am. train from Ale1sndris sne 10
y. IT, train froIa Eound Hill connect a. hound
Sill with GOSHEkI' Daily Line OF
Cosches for SDickorsvilIe Berryville and Win.
chester; also hadIpsn's Line o Coaches, Whlcl
lsaYa Lsosours dsily for Aldie and Middle.
burg.
Both trains, vestVaEl make c!ose connections
&: Visnna with Sisaon'1 Limo Of Stages for Fsir
taz Court House.
Communication t!oBcst, 81 OTIS sseE sssi q
kaaualesekesa, $50.
& e. EAYREKE,
ocl4-;y General Tickss Agent,
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HEALTH rs WEALTH.

DR.. 2. G. VESTS NERVE ANp sRaIN TaEAT.
MENT; specific for H3ste-is, Dizziness, Con.
sion, Loss Of Memory Spormstorrhes, Impo.
teucY, Involuntary Emissions, Premature Old
Age. caused by over exertiDn, self fsbuse. OF over
indulgence, which leads 80 misery, decay and
death. One box will cure recent cases. E:ch
box coatairs oae months trast.nens. Ono dollar
= box. CT six boxes for five dollars sent by mail
prepaid on receipt of price We guarantee elk
bo1ea TO cure any case. With each order re.
ceived by DC for siz boIes, accompanied with
five dollars, wo will sent the purchaser our writ
ten guarantee to return tha money il the treat
By JANHEi Il &C.. Druggists, alexandria
Va, wholesale and retail sgcnls, Orders hy
msil vii! receive PROMPT tttantion. mari
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-29

Msjl, Sonthward. coanec.s 1T Char rlot!esvillo
With Ches. & OHIO 2. T., East ana West. st
LJ2ckbnrg, connects With Norfolk q West
ern Z. e., through Southwest Virginia, to
Nashville, New Orleans Memphis, Little Rock
and Tezss-~ald st Danvills with Richmond &
DanG!iis &. H., to South .nd Southwest.
EXpraez Southwark connects st Dsnvlio for
sll points South. Saa: end South.
MIIED TRAINS fer Main LINE leave a..
eEaadria daily, esCoat Sunday 8 40 3. m. and
II Is a. m, and TolGrninG arrive 6, Alexandria
30 p. -.
For MANASSAS LINE las7a Washington
6 Al ;. m. S2d Alexandra 7 25 A. "a. dsiy
except Sunday, strive 81 Streahurg ct Il 06 p. N.
connecting wish the Valley Road Esst and
West. Leave St,scburg 81 p. m, striving at
Alexandria 81 81 .. n.
aIXED TRAIN FOH MANASSAS DIV.
ISiGH leaves Aiczandcia daily, except Sun.
dag, at . Is E. n, arriving ct S;-ssburg at 05
,. o., End returning lesVos S.r.shurg ct 10
Il. m., arriving ii AieEsndris at 5 C5 2. II.
For Nidatehurg, G.ily connection 81 llslns
2:l;;on
.gof Uppsruillc, 7eGulsr aonneciion 81 isis.
r!eoc.
For TgAREsNTQN, lcara Washington Il
So s7d Ii 20 5. Il. daily.
az tss!ns make socd connexions, rs Wash
mGton, % and from ortt snd Waa:.
iSs> Et!sn!a sleeper lss9ea Washington 81
& ~ e. "a. running through wit5ou: change,
rn!insa G.esaGg Cars between Wsshlny ON
ell! AupGcts. SIS, without change, on 10 ~
!, r.. tfs.n.
Iara'. a Acjustabla Chair Cars sro run or Night
irsin between Washington f.rd DsuVil!a.
iaro;.sh tickets very Low 10 the Scmth anc
SoitD asSt.
~ ifET.;rEfl GTE JIEnuT.p q ~ 4
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"s5asiaes. q ;t'% 80 w}il s46 ~ fe'lawaf
Gti-G istss:.i:srssg.M
,;oAnec;iaE With Ga:a!:snl:' al: ae;Da.. Lin,
LIZ Ei,stnu stn.rnn,

,;onnec;iaE With aa7aAaHl: al! 3GiGa.o I.!ae
io- SostoD. sIa.Ter
ssEzE' ssH pa. E.sM1
EVEHH &O&lAE, NF.D45La1A. sad
ialpAY Y, a. 90 o'cIoos PEN: rolu.n;ar, !aaro
&0rfolk on .itarhu.o days 3, 400 i:, n.
This s:aInch iron stsaniaT nas ias: bacn psi nj .
o. throughout, EtAsa:ooIes naw!y furnished &Ed
Garpe.ed, and - tina h.rt.so2!asi a. w3t! ss ,ta
sE!e9; Ocs: On The i'0t0!..c fiycr a7.G .
bay, and is tao only s.c=mor lnaS1Y clcsG con.
Goc.'on With the sew : IcTE aud boston e.ea.o.
e;g; also o2n2ect3 with ;;chmond sta.rners 8, i
railroad iinea Soa.h. Stops - r:&Ey pQl Nc
'A: EnAHI .'oSAttG gong an4 7s:2rU;nr
for tAa faii sno pi-ier, caurnsrc;o:. ;lrt. III
rates OF fsfe Will be % foi3oHa:
Fist cass fa:o 10 tortrass y MunIoo sai Epr-
to!k u 60; sec2nd class 81 GO, l.s, class far, 10
riney Fo'n: and To!n. l,oo&oH. 81 80; aicc4d
cisss T1a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-29

IF YOU WANT First Class Suit made to
oIder from $50 to $50. or 6ae Oyercost from
$50 to $50, We havo the lafgess stock of piece
gaods IN shs city, sud aIl garments are made in
tho store snd warranted FIRST class 10 every psr-
cular. ss we employ only the best workmsn
and guarantee perfect fiji. Csli and examine
ocE stack before ycu purchase.
S. WATERMAN 6 Son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-29

& PLUcKT MAN,-Mrs Abraham EulYar, of
North kiver Gap, Augusta county, Va, having
driven COW 10 Nr. Cooks, about four milos
from his residcnca. on last Tuesday. wss assist
lag ME. Cook in securing the animal in e small
stable, when ths cew, becoming greatly irritased
made violent lunGe st kr. Buffer, who for.
tunstely succeeded in getting hold OF ono OF her
hofns' but hs feet clipped aud pilcaed him for
Hsrd. showing her head around go 90 to b!iog
the opposite horn in contact with This head,
which it pierced 10 the bone in tao right temple,
aud thence ranging upward along the skull, tore
the scalp open across the top OF the hsad 70 q
point one snd half inches beyond tho medisn
!iae on The opposite side. lsceraiing and tearing
ssurder the occpito frontalis muscle, and the
Two ends contracting separated go as TO leave the
bsre skull exposed over spsca FIVE and q h.lf
by one and half inches-s most friyhlful
WGuad. Alter tho accident Mr. HufTar turned
upon the animal kicked hsr into submission,
walked home got on his horse and rode fou,
miles TO the nearest doctor aud had the wound
stitched tier night, and rode back home, prom.
isIns the doctor to send him word if snv further
attention should be necessary Valley Viroin',,
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F@Eo.0.sC Esss.Ezs z..?,}-z,gn.ss
ZEE STEAMER:
.L.S Q EIIASIOR

,,,., (ts:r2iaS ,ac y. = Gici)
Hili iasv0 hGr what, foo. g p,inca ct,,e, ~
~ ESDAG:, ri u HGDa3S and SAITH
"a "a: 4S q $50 O'clock y. "a, stopping s..
,, r:Ge7 f0int SAD Font loosout soio;s and re-
HESDAE3. FEiDATs and ;:VNnsys -
o'ciock y. 20 = d" Z
Beginning z;s5 3te?l 1871. Excursion i;okcts
.l!! DO is@"ed, coca To- tJar days, as foilowt:
Firss clsss iAre 20 Fo7:?ass McnIoa .nd Nor.
.Gik . "; fi::. eass round trip, SO 90; Second
oa o,si "aS. ;! gt' !i'a- class fare TO tiae3
so.ns ana :.osHs Loo::2ui, 8! 30; Firet.cisss
round l'!?, 80, Ss2en;; ci=sa, esch WV. = cta,
Ststerool.a q. E;"G:a = cts.
T. Y. hODE. Asea! ,o,:f,.; r>:',;
! IL" ~ y 5EA &,'&ai:G CuAs%!NU 90.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-29
CssM1J<SSsOs MERCHAET
VIZ &. JOHNSON & Co.,
WHOLESALE GRGCER4,
GENERAL O1MMlSSION hERCHANTS,
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.

EjaAEHAL COAMlSS1ON AEhCdA&iSi
And Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
snd *isJ PuRE OLD RYE. Of ohD CABINET
and MCNOURAM WHISKIES; also BAK.
EES and THOMPSON PURR BYE
WEISKiES, to ghich they invite the attention
Of the trsGe.
Orders from the country Tor merchandise shall
receive prompt attention.
Consignmen.s OF Flour, Grain and Country
Produce solicited, for which they guarantee the
Highest market prices md prompt returns.
Northeast corner Of Cameron &nd Royal ST.,
Alexsndris, Va. sepl4
~ Ro. \. woETaINaToN s. SON.
GRAIN. COMMISSION and
SKIPPING MERCHANTS,
Nos Ii and 10 north Union st., Ale1a.. Va.
Consisignments solicited: sug29-3m
T'aoAAs PskRY'
CEREBRAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
DEALER m FLoUB. FISH, SALT, AND
FgRTILIZRS
also Agen! for
WATTS RlUHMOND CAST and CHILLED
PIOW1.
febIe-t, ALEXANDRIA,, Va.
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sEessrs. stausbury e. Rro

Kesuth thanks 10 the public for their liberal
patronage IN Inc past and earnestly request that
sl persons deiiring 10 have Stove, Furnace or
FI;e. Piaes Heater work done, will leave ,heiT
orders With them a. cIce. so ss to avoid the rush
CT !ne fall trs6ee
The "sp!endid' Fire Pscs Furnace for heat.
lag ore or more rooms, is the best in tho world
sena = 40 ior circular. For s.le only BY S!ansbu.y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-29

SlHG u nES fEIEAI GRAVEL PArEe,
~ foc the bottom OF Bird Cages; prevents filth
disease, sore feet and ve-nin. SsTes tms snu
trouble, ind Keeps the bird in health snd song
We have reduced the price OF the above 70 2Octs
package OF ! dozen sheets
MCLEAN S UHLEE,
sepi4 "a KinC stras.
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TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 80 1884
RAILROADS.

VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
JOHN 8. BARBOUR. President.
On snd after SUNDAY, Nov. -, 1881, Pss.
seCEsf trains will run As follows;