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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-09-10
The Kennebec Journal.
Published Every Wednesday at Aucusta
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Beefsteak pie and fat opossums,
Marriage bells and grange blossoms
-Fdh Whitman.
II seemed that the dav after Horatio
Fitzgomery Brown parted with Rebecca
Jane Jones on the occasion of the peanut
eating match aforesaid. he bought himself
n bicycle. and began practicing. He
broke his leg Mt the first lesson. and was
unable to call upon his dearest Rebecca
Jane without being carried to her. No
body offered to take him, he went not
His absence vexed Rebecca Jane. and she
began gallivanting with another fellow.
Shecarried her gallivanting and her eo-gal-
livanter beneath the window of IIoratios
Now he was maddened. Both were
miffed. To drown his grief. Horatio, as
soon as his leg had assumed its normal
condition. gave his DAYS and his nights to
the bicycle. In the twenty years that had
passed he had broken both arms three sew
eral times. one leg tour times and the 9TH
er seven times. What with these Incl
dents and several minor affairs. such as a
collar-bone broken. wrist dslocated
and his head smashed now and then. Ho-
ratio had about all he could attend to-
And Rebecca Jane?
= Well. she had fiirted awhile: but as
none OF the fellows ven.ured TO touch up
on the subject of matt imony, her fond.
true heart turned to Horatio. 1t found
him not. and she pinned in secret So she
said; but she had gained forty-iive pounds
in weight, nevertheless.
But 1t was all over now. They We're 10
be united after their long engagement.
Promise me one thing" said Rebecca
Jane. Promise me you will never again
mount q bicycle."
Of course Horatio promised. Men
always promise ANYTHING before marriage.
And so they were married.
Horatio. strange to relate. remembered
his promise. and Rebecca James papa so
exerted his influence that Horatio was
chosen captain of base ball nine. and
though his face is as battered as gun
boat after hard-fought action. he is rich.
affiuently, rich. In some seasons he has
been known to sell out six games, the
proceeds Of these transactions serving to
largely swell Interpretations of his prince
SALARY.
Horatio little knew when he fell over
his bicycle that he was to fall into so soft
q thing.
Rs6ecca Jane Jones. thanks to that
arnica 6ottle. won't die an old maid
Bosfon Thanscvipt.
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CHATTER '.
Bob up serenely from below.
She is the gal You want, YOU know.


- oscar Wilde.
Tell me-" said she. under the dis
6guremcnt of that mashed nose dwellcst
the face of lIoratio Fitzgomerv Brown ?"
The battered bicycler allowed that such
was the true state of the ease.
30 lIoratio"' sighed Rebecca Jane
Then she collapsed into tainting fit
II was now Horatio's turn to WELD the
arnica bottle. He did this with such lover
like libcrality that Rebecca Jane came to
in one second and three quarters
20 Ioratio ~ she remarked Your
image has been present in this heart
indicating the locality-''ior these long
years-that is to say''-her womanly in
stinct reasserting itself-''quite a little
time. you know
Then he said something.
Then she said something.
Then they both said something
Then it was all fixed.
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Afaal ADVERTISEMENTS.

To the Hon. County Commissioners Of Peno6sco'
County, Gents:
WE the undersigned, would respectfully repre-
w sent, that the public good requires the ioca-
tion of q road beginning at the north end OF the
County Road in the town of Midway, and running
Northerly through the Townships OF No. | NO: =
10 the Staceyville Road, $50 called in StaceyVie
Plantation, near the dwelling house OF Siias H.
Mitchell, in said Staceyville.
said route passes through fine settling region,
which would be Immediately settled II sald road was
made. (Signed) ID. DAVIDSON 205 others.
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CRAPS SPECIFIC MEDICINE

HVUIVHt EHgIIsHl
Remedy. An un-
falling cure for
Seminal Weak
ness, Spermato-
rrhea, lmpotency,
and all Diseases
that follow as a
sequence of Self
Abuse, as Loss offs
Memory. Inixer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-03-31
2l II 8 a It 3.

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Dollars lino fir oies 2ono cine 1b0ne
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gen uno ersdn5en Dies. $50 |inb our9
DuIleloorf on einem Sage Der criten
Mdr5mo4e 400 Nus,panoersr 9tommen.
Mns Mannbeim ober idreibt elm Cor
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pielen 3weisen pom 9ioro,ueiten oes
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plattsflui1e auuinoet, 1T erf in cen
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Die neuansetommenen Tarmer feline
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@s bate ndmlid 6 Monate binterein=
amber gar ni@t sereenet. Sekt fno fe
pom Woiler sep!aet. S6re Beitun=
gen lino tbeillueiie unter MoIler, Die
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le1ne Tlutben iiber oas Ylattetbu! aus-
9ebreitet.
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uno Dem Wii!telpuntt Der reuen Nn1ieo=
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oas gon5e Sewoin ouf p!ele Meilen
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ltebeno. eSn Der 9ldbe oieler @totion
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-03-31
Club Boom

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u. S. Dnr6 nm, ct. Glouo, Miuu.
Yin meirer 8ar fnb 1tets Die feiufteu
We'ne. 2i!, Tore uno Gisarren su finoen.
gute WeDielnna suaeiidert. Sen Beiuderu
II Gelesenbeit gum 8illiaro @pieleu ee.
boten. e-Sm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-03-31
Saint Paul
9ampf Tdrberei umb @aibonffoIt.

8. =. 4ablert, gisentbimer.
6dber uno &einiaer bon Seibe, @oUe unb
gen'1ld)ten 9Saaren! sY 6erren Gfeiber
10 eroen aereil.iat mn auSgeoei'crt.
II @ Bic Stra6e, oberbsiib nes Wctre.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-03-31
ct. 4aul Sans!
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(ShnS SSoEo~ FinenthT+nsr

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b1etet Goum fir 80 aserionen. Sir quite
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9etragen. Oas bette 8ier unO quite 2iqu6re.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-03-31
Aniom S,aluom
Henry Kn7,znzernzeier.

eds ber ct. @ermain. nno dountain,
Strofe' balt Die beiiten @eine, feline @iaar,
rem uno Siauore ioluie ein gutcS @las 8ier
1tets oorrathia. sud miro ieb,n Moraen Elm
trr'er pormer 2und aufaetiidt. Gutter @Gis.
teg bei Quart ODER @allone. lin ;oblrcjd,eu
5ulpru9 bittet s 2ammer ermeier. st.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-15
House of Commons

London, Jane ll.-In the house of commons
last night MIR. Forster, chief secretary for
Ireland, took OCCASION on the allegation
of an Irish member that he tForster)
had expressed regret tina tho troops and
police had NOS fred on the people He read the
Instructions issued during the Newhalls riot,
me point oil which was that resident mag s..
trates sho m d give due waning 10 the croy1
to disperse, and use his beat discretion
to avo giving orders TO Are unless he was
sati' fled other less extreme measures would
not suffice, but that he must hear In mind that
legal process which formed the object
o. the expedition must be carried ont,
Mr. For g. said the law could not be
defeated, and that in extreme cases must he
left To tn discretion of the magistrates t. give
the necessary Instructions. The secretary in.
MINATED That the government would continue TO
carry ont its desire In spite of the above
Instructions,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-15
A Joyous Occasion.

Last evening quite large number of
ladies and gentle men met at tho residence of
Mr.. j. l., Williams TO emily the rich and
rare terainment provided by the ladies of
tho First Baptist church Tho LARGO and
elegant grounds were brilliantly Illuminated
with swinging lamps and Chinese lanterns,
where many happy couple wanderei arm
in arm to the music of the piano.for,e and
half'whspered accents of iremuous lips.
These FRI quent gatherings, for the purpose of
becoming more Familiarity acquainted, are
Of tao many charming features of Mr..
Curry's large congregation. The entsrtain-
ment VISA success in every sense; and MANY
happy hearts beat lighter and bright faces
shone brighter. As the town clock sounded
forth tho hour of midnight 1t was though,
lime for oll church people 10 be at home.
The reporter returns thanks f,r the kind
invitation and remembrance of tho good
ladies'.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-15

London, June H.-News c,ines from Van
that an earthquake has devastated thirty four
villages In that pashslic.
Mr. r keene's bay colt Foxhall has LEFT
Newmarket for France, where he is to run In
the rare for the Gland Prix de Paris ON Sua-
day next
The cargo ofihe Anchor line steamer Mace
donna, which was wrecked near the Null OF
kintyre lighthouse, scotland, on the SOth
ult,, Il washing sshoreo "a the Irish coast.
dispatch TO the Standard from Copen b agan
reports tnat nre broke out in the arsenal at
Carl'krona, Sweden. yesterday. Many shells
exn'"ded and grss' DAMAGE was dore.
tary, la the debate, -aid he agree a Inosi en-
trely with the terms of the mott n. INT
strongly deprecated Its beirg pressed at
1t Is now finally decided to refer the cs,e If
Midhat Pacha and the Others charged with
the murder ofthe Sultan Abdul Aziz 10 The
to trial.
Inthe house OF commons yesterday motion
by Mr.. Monk tliberah mem Der for Gloucester
city, that 20 commercial treaty with France
VIII be satis'ac Dry which does not r. duce the
duties, was c'riied by Il vote of II toa9
The Cons nntinople correspondent OF the
Manchester Guardian declares at Mr.. Pal
m.r othe wise known rs the CORRESPONDENT
Wv r. hawk" under arrest on charge Of
CO spiracy against the government, will be
quietly eXpelrh from Turkey
ITO Paris correspondent of the Daily Tele-
graph announces thai C1mmandant Lichten-
stein. who is attached to President Crews
military househ' Id, will represent NJ. GTevy Mt
the centennial Of the surrender of CORVALLIS
81 Yorktown In October NEXT
The Nor 9ermau q z tie. of Berlin, an
n u1ces VI, t the q rmau minister to Pekin
f"' urgently demanded III t the govern
OF China she'll take euerg' tic measu es
81 ,tsn the p rates who rece thy plundrred
4" erman bark Occihent, an III II he Ger
u consul mt Canton has been in trusted 10
c.. to his assistance u German man-of-war If
necessary.
Sir Oh rles Wentworth Dixie. Under For
elgn 5 cre'ary, replyine to guas ion in The
house of commons by Mr.. Macfarlane QiberaD
'aid that as the provisions ofthe Treaty of
washington, und which the Americans en-
y the privilege of fishing In British colonial
'ters, could not in any asa expire before
] 80, the governm ut WIS not at prese L in
position to consider the exp dienoy of termi-
mailing the treaty as far as relates to fishery
questions
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-15
Advices from SOnOrn.

San francisco, June IA dispatch from
Tucson, Aiazona, TO the Star has advicas from
Henossa Sonora, TO this effect. 1.-TWO thous-
and federal troops havs arrived in Yaquaic
county between The rivers Rsqula end Mays,
and on he commencement of a survey OF
Brennan gr'nt, 6 200 more viii be put in the
same locality. Prominent officers of state an
preh"nd adiiliculty with the Yaquis indians,
bu the government is bound TO give the survey
PROJECTION, even VI much larger
force Is required. The grading
on the Gnaymas railroad has bseH
completed toa 20 mt fifteen miles north of
IIermossa. There Is enough iron at GuyamaS
to lay the rack OF the rosd tn Magadela, but
scarcity Of ties prevents work from going on,
Governor-elect Carlos Astize will take his
his seat on thu 18th of September"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-15

SCAN the leopard change his spots %
Whether no can or not, a newspaper can
change its form, and the Louisville Courier
journal has decided TO forsake tho blanks,
form aud appear as an octave. 1t speaks
for itself thus: son Monday, the ooh of
the present month, the Courier-J ournal will
change its form ard appear as an octave.
This change of form has been forced rather
by circumstances than by any preferences of
our own. There are some advantages in
tho old blankets sheet; but these have been
GU weighed BY the necessities of greatly in.
creased and ever increasing business, and,
from tho date named, we shall print daily
eight instead of four pages.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-15

tiis CT untry and in England inveigh against
it. In bis visitation to Bridgewater. lately,
Archdeacon Denison observed that
when the proposal to revise
the New Tssmert was made some
n years sgo he protested against it, and be
did SO still, not only because it was not
wanted, but more particularly because it wa
uusettling and dangerous, especially at this
time. He could find no language to express
the intensity Of his distress that 1t was
proposed and carried out by the copvocation
in Canterbury. He expressed an earnes,
hope and prayer that all who spoke the
English tongue would be kept from regard
ing the new version as entitled, either in
itself or in respect of lis agents, as thing
either we'll conceived or we'll executed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-15

ELECTRICITY as motive power on elevs>
ted roads would not DO subjected to the same
objection as applies to it in connection with
the surface rails. In Berlin the contact of
an iron shoe with the charged railihas caused
shock so violent as to throw horse to the
ground, and to brighten another almost to
death. If we charge our surface rails with
electricity it may be fonud necessary to fol>
low King Lesr's advice, and shoe our horses
with felt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-15

WE presume president Barnard, of Col,
umbs college is democrat If not he
needs talking to by his party leaders for
making impolite admissions, and being en-,
tirely too honest. In his farewell address to
the graduates of his college recently, he ad,
moDished them, as they, entering life I'm,
soiled by the pitch of politics. of 'the i'm,
mense Importance of using their most earn,
est efforts for routing out the monstrous COZ,
ruplion which is eating at the vitals of the
republic"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-15
Nj Us FERROUS.
The Remains Of an Infant Found in
the Bushss-WhO are Its Parents?


the Bushss-WhO are Its Parents?
Late last evening the rem ,ins of an infant
were found in the brush some fifty yards
from tho San Jscinto street railway ara lust
east of the Texas Central track. Some
colored children were playing q. tho spot
when they discovered an old gunny sack
and in it wrapped up in chemise the res
mains of the infant They told a colored
man of 1T, who notified an
officer, and he went to The
place and noted the surroundings. It il
white, of male gender, and was evidently a
premature birth. The sack was partially
covered by the earth and to all appearances
an attempt AT burying it had been made.
1t was in An advanced state of decomposi-
ton and had no doubt been there for several
days. There was nothing about the wrap.
pirg3 that would give any clue leading to it,
identity The body WAS left with the colored
woman, and this morning Justice Edwards
acting coroner, will hold An inquest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-15
A Rad Cold or Distressing Cough.

Dry, parched, sore throat, pneumonia,
bronchial aud astbmatic attacks, weakened
and debIlitated state of the system, all these
dangerous symptoms arc cured BY "Dr
Swsyne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry
The first dose gives relief, and the worst
cough and sore lungs yield to its healing
properties An occa'ionsl dose of Swayne's
pills should DO taken to..keep the bowels frep.
They ara excellent for torpid liver and b,l,-
GUS complaints.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-15

Tho scavsngcr cart is getting 10 DO terror
to tho people, and needs regulating. I,
begins tho work Of cleansing privy vsul.s
entirely too early at night, and circula,es too
freely 10 the business center, giving those who
are about on tho streets tho FULL benefit of its
ediou, smells. Grcs. conn aint 10 beipp
madn on this score, and the seavanger should
DO restricted 10 some extent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-15

On THE S2nd birthday of Queen Victoria,
just past, Windsor, her hc,Nr, was decorated
with flags and peals were rang ct intervals q
the bells of st. George chapel and St. Johns
church. There were dinings, salutes of ar.
tillery. reviews of troops and general merry .
making by the people.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-15

Miss Lucy RAYMOND, daughter of the
founder of tho Now York daily Times. was
married last week to Mr.. Edward Charming
Larued, in New York city, aad the couple at
once started on Il iropean tour.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-15
The OrOMtcss Rlcssing

sinplc, pure. tarmiess remedy. that cures
the blood pure, stomach Regular, kidneys and
liver Give, l. tho great Al bl wslns ever con.
terrrd unon man. Hou Bi,ters IL IN I ,eme ~,
and It's proprivtors ARE being bes.ed by thous.
q ,, ~ VIM navs h.e' s'v"d and cured by It.
VIII you try ~ Bee other column, "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-15
A rrankr.r, Kyo Physician Writes

Some s.mon,hs ago tho daughter of one of
our promiOeot citzans WAS pronounced "A
hopeless consumptivp. She was very much
reduced 10 ll,sn, terrible cough, hSr lifs
gradually wasting away. l recommended
ner ~ use "Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup
of Wild Cherry" which she did. In a
short time she was free from all cough and
other symptoms, and Is now rosy and
healthy. Price % cents and 81 90 a bot
.le. or six bottles tor So The large size L,
the moro economical. Prepared only BY DR.
Swane h Son, Philadelphia. Sold by drug,
gists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-15

nsEwlNe MACHINE GooDs.-Allk,nds
OF Sewing Machine needles and parts at lowest
Wholesale price. Send for price list and aavs
charges by getting goods at home.
,.e OTIS, SMITH 4 CO.,
mt 70 Main street, Houston Toxa.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-15

Mr. and Mrs. Eleaia Sanford celebrated
their sixtie!h wedding anniversary at Plain
vile, Connecticut, recently. Their three
children with their children were present.
There has been no. death in the family. for
sixt, wears
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-15

THERE Is but ono telegraph line in China
and it 10 only twelve miles long, though
another short line is soon to DO constructed.
The natives are very hostile t, the telegraph
believing that it INJURIES tho crops.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-15
TAKE NOTICE.
CRY sEorlrAnY's orr,or

T., CITY or DALLAS, June ii, lssi.
IN Somplianc. witha ies,lution pnsssd hv
sne CITY council on the 81 Inst, / hereby DIV,
, .U AL, ,nnt from ms da no accounts az nst
unru ny pur hs'ing committee Said co,n-
~ m,mee 10 conn oad. Il. NJ 4 ilman i r.
0sr,a, ani j. :. Ballard. G. ", ,WINk
'"A'u'm City Secretary.