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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-01

SarrH's BIJoU THEArER.- Ar
cher, the funniest serio-cornic singer on
the stage; Jerry Hart. the great come
dian and end man: Beatrice Leo. the
charming balladist; Billy H. karman, end
man, vocalist and some dian; Harry
Sts.ey. Emma kaytisld. Kitty True,
Spo. Sloan, FANNY O'Neel, Charles
O'Neel, the great Dutch and Irish come
dian all under the direct supervision of
Harry Elmore, the very funny and
clever general performer. Change of
hnl Monday and Thursday. Admission
frsa
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nAILY POST IHTELLIGEHCER,
sENEX JTBILANs-
WIZ. rrrp IN TAUNTON GAZETTE.

WM REED IN lAGAAt-- '41ALANN
The world is growing older
Every year:
II throws of many fstter
Every year;
There are many things 20 relish,
Though tbs ancient shInzs noss PERISH
Bat the beautiful We cherish
Every year.
MANY changes have come DER Us
Every year;
MANY friends have gone before Us
Every year;
Through many a strange mutation
Who have reached higher station
OF thought and observation
Every year.
We have had our slight vexations
Every year;
And our pleasing jubilations
Every year.
There are visions to remember
or flowers in September
And Christmas in December
Every year.
The SON shines as brightly
Every year:
And the snowfakes fall AZ lightly
Every year,
Az in days when we were younger
And the years appeared much LONGER
10 onr hearts. wnirI, then fstt stronger
Every year.
Afflictiors have NOT shrouded
Every year,
And troubles have not cs0uded
Evcry year;
But hope the whole discounted,
While the former We recounted,
And the latter all surnouuted
Every year.
Our weakness il more trying
Every year,
Aud the days more swiftly lying
Every year;
Our faults bring deep contritlon,
Our errors admoDition,
Experience is fruitlon
Every year.
The end of life comes nearer
Every year;
The friends left becoms dearer
Every year;
And the "goal of all that's mortal Z"
Opens wider still its portal
10 the land Of the immortal
Every year.
Aud thinner grows the curtain
Every year,
That divides US from the certain
Every year.
We look forward To the morrow
Which shall close all earthly sorrow
With the calmness Hope caa borrow
Every year.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
:. CONSULT Q
{ Or. C. L. KILLER, ST., 3
p SEATTLE, ". t.. y
G. CherrS IT. below Second
G =. D. Box A.
e q n
Consultations s. Examinations n
: FREE. .
9 =
IMPOTENCE, Ell
Cured on the Instalment Plan!
What his patients have to say:

Case lGo: Linn County, Dec. l6 1881.
Doctor am 4 new man; shall pay y GU
my note in Ii days. l. 4. L.
lie paid his note in full.
Case los. san Francisco. Sept. !. IS.
1 was cured by DIR. {. l.. Miller. ST.. OF
Spermatorrh0 in seven weeks.
IN. T. FRASER.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
LIST day OF September, 1873.
JOIN II sHlLL. Notary Public.
Case Us. Astoria Ogu., June q, 81.
am doing splendid. l think that am
well. II va t4iuk best. send Ine another
bottle of the last medicine. \ | K.
Answer-No mere medicine required:
Live as directed you.
Case 203. White River. W. T.. Nov 81. 81
Send me q couple bottles or the medicine
got there last. Ii is just what want. l
VIII come down as soon as can. I'll. 5. L.
Case 20S. Is we'll in six weeks, Pays his
Eotes before due.
Case 200 Is we'll in two months. PAYS
his notes three months before they are
due.
Case 2i3 Is well in two months. Pays his
notes three months before they are due.
Case 2IS. Stopped here; was cured in one
month. Pays his notes in full.
Twonty-four other cases are oil doing
well. fe2-dswu
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Rave N0U SEEN THEW

Those elegant new ranges just received
by Waddeil IL Miles direct from the man
manafactoriss-.he Superior Range and
Stove. They are the finest, most econom-
ical, and altogether desirable range Oh
the Pacific Coast. Call and see them.
even if you don't buv.
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III III If5 TO Z IN >.
peniiiai weakness. impotency. night losses
manhood can positively be cured The
sick and afflicted should not fail to call an
MIN. The Doctor has Travelled extensively
IN Europe and Inspected thoroughly the
various hospitals there, obtaining a great
deai OF valuable Information. which he in
competent to impart 10 those in naea -
ms services Dr. Gibbon will make no
charge unless he effects a cure. Persons
a. distance may De cured at home. All
communications strictly confidential. Yon
see no one bot the Doctor. Persons writ.
lss 20 lhe iIoctcr VIII please state the name
ehafg.s reasonable. Call or uFrite' Al.
1ress Dr. y. PfBBON, p. O. box ia57 San
francesca y nd $40 fa- a package OF
nI,-l.1 - 4-s3srtxtf
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CARD

To THE INsUErNG PUBIC: H.v;,
chased. III April last, ali sba pa.
est OF l.. ). Mcclure in the G.nsi1 ma.
suraace Agency. carried ON in he u
of Mcclure 4 Taylor. ineludinr =. aans
to use the firm name for suet - ngns
mlght he deemed advisable ~; s.'ae q
give notice that. from aud afta, IN %
LIST, 1855, the business will ha e, saaua'!
under the name Of W. II. Tay,as
representing n largo nun,har as 70
largest and best American md t :, 20
Insurance Companies. we are n, ,uslsn
to taAe Fire. Marine, Life ana ia .d,ad
Risks mt the lowest rates writ.an ~ y
sponslbie companies. We SHAH can,,N
to make insurance specially and =
vote our whole tine b tho ,S.s alu oe.
our patrons; and property.owns,s ~. q
rely on having their risks Mas. .s gan
sound companies, their policies cn,,a,. y
written, and their interests c orasuN
guarded III case of loss. ui!
W. Ii. TAYLOR 4 70
GENERAL INSURANCE AorSry
Office in Butler's Building. Seat,r, n
T. y.
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BAsLsR's Business COLLEGE, AND T,

BAsLEB's BUSINESS COLLEGE AND TEL
EoBApr INSTITUTE Young gentlemen
and ladies can obtain a thorough bust
Hess education and become good teIe-
graph operators in n short time by at
tending this school, which is now To-
Gated in suite Of the largest and best
furnished rooms in the Territory, at the
University. Hours of study from TO
$3.50 pm. Private lessons during the
day at residence on Front street, foot of
Cherry. Terms reasonable.
&. A. BAsLER,
% I'm Principal.
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A new shooting gallery is opened in
the RArHskELIER On Commercial
street. whore standing prizs Of Ten
Dollars is offered for six running GER
ter on the prize target. film
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II a two ~hr.ssi wagon N a bicycle
AMI three wheeled ~agssn tricycle..
shst woalsi yea ell five u hselad oreg
Nny, Y hscle.
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We are informed hat G.. c. Phinney
4 Go. have few more fifiv-daliar lots
in Laws Pad aud csvs additions. d II.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-01
KENDRLL'S SPAWN CURE
ON IEUnIAN FLESH.

vEvAY. Ind, Aug. 18th. ISL
DR. ID. J. KENDALL 4 Co, Gents;-samp.
of circulars received todsy. Please seno u
some with my imprint, printed on enc -
only. The kendaii's SPAWN Cure is In exe@
lent demand with Us. and hot only for AMMAN
but for human ailments also MIR. Jos. sons
one of tho leading farmers In our counqs
spTained an ankle badly. ana knowing "
value Of the remedy for horses, tried y
himself. ard it did far bett&r than he hsdG
pected. Cured the sprain in very short ordd
Yours respectfully. G. o. TgIFBaNp.
Price 81 err bottle, or bottles for g. ~
druggists have II or can get IL for you, ON
VIII Do sent 20 any address ON receipt Of pss
h'the proprietors, DIR. b. KENDALL CO..
tnosburgh Falls, VI. SeId for iliustratec CIR
culBr
Sns.D RH ALL nRErGGISfS.
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We thought We were too late until we
saw the advertisement of kendsli's
SPAWN Cure.
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MONEY TO tso.S.-S25o ~ loan for six
months. ON real estate or rood personal
security. Apply at this Office. PA
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SWAN B.KrSd PowpEa-We ask our
customers to give this single trial.
knowing full well il will be the favorite
after b ing tested.
~ ID Grnx-r . ~
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In s.s,ss os all pFsssss,. sha waltz sill
aalsis ia vsn. Lsss rifles the whlfled.
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Conceive elass.ss f,s msosa, al Lite
Ma.a'..
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III. G. Mclaughlin. Optician, Front
stree.. Masonic builaing. A fit guar
anteed
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The celebrated Crown Cylinder. Jpu-
nal and other iuhrieatir, OILS =, Maid
: Caasple.fs-
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GARDENING.
A CARD.

MESSRS. w. II. TAYLOR & CO.,
AsA General Insurance Agsnfs Seattle
w. r.: We hex TO fosder on- thanks,
through You. to the Fire Insurance Asso-
ciatian OF London. Tor the satisfactory ad-
jastmrnt and propp- payment of our
losses nv the burning OF the Oriental Ho-
tel buildings. cur losses having been paid
In ful.. MRS. n. LEWIS,
HANS NILSSON.
ooattIo. xeh. & ieo& felo
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|. Elegant Cashmere Business Suits, a
the Star Clothing House.
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DIR. Mary Brown has her offsca in Rel
nig's Block. corner Of Prant and Marion
streets. and rooms With Mrs. Pontius on
Front street, foot Of Madison.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-01

Tor latest styles of Hats, and be~uti
mi Seckwesr patterns, visit the Star
Clothing House.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-01

The STUDEBAkER il the standard
.agon of he world. For sslc by NALL
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oesses in nstureS years such as Loss 81
Memory, Lsssisude, Nocturnal Emissions,
Aversion to society, Dimness OF vision,
Noises in the Heaa; tbs vital Eaid passing
aDoDservsd IL tbe urine tGG rlsnf other
diseases thss lead - insanity and death.
DIR, HiNTiE val ssfss 70 for!sit FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS TOR csae OF TINS sind the
VITAL RESTORATIVE (aader hiss special
advice Gud ;reatmen.l will not cdre, or foI
anything impure or injurious i3dnd 4 1t,
DR.. MiSr.E treats I'll Private Diseases suc
cessfui,y without, mercury. OoNsULZA -IVN
FREE. Thorough examination snd advice. in.
pudding analysis OF uCins. $500. Reics o.
VITAL RESTORATIVE, $500 o0ttie, or four
times the quantity, SlU.tl; sent 10 any ed.
iress upon receipt Of p.ice, OF q. o, D.
secure from observation. ana IN private name
A. e. sINTIE, NJ. D.,
Il Kearny Street, San Eta pcisco. Gal
SAMPLE BOTTLE Re,
Ssnt on application 10y letter Eating Syrnp.
,ouss, Sex and Age. Communications siri-tis
Gonaient;al.
DR.. MtSTIE'S KIDNEY REMEDY, sgPH.
GEFtCGA, cures ali siA.ss o! 81 !n>y sna
eors.IliiN &c sale by all 6suggists; SI.U1
ooitla, si< bottles For sG.tn.
Oh. ctH1'fB'e pA&l fLIOa Pills cys
the hes. ana chsSpl- OAsPEf>Ia -as
BItdJC5 cu:s n tha ca-I kat. r9r ssic %
dE,irxis:s.
All Orders Tor n,e5icios o. .. %. Air';' e Ct
sompaIliad w.th s.. i2s sE,sFAp'e- % .ase
;sith,, T'''ca 49, - F-'E'fe1 ~, the
.ss~-- q -
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y, Eye-Si ssses for all sights at Little
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Convex Para eopic glasss for prss-
byopia, At Lit:le Nac'e
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Every article in the Gents Furnish
ING Goods line tn be had at the Star
Clothing House.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
. n Z -
GIBb0N'S
DiSpEnSARY.

Ss5 ke',raey 81.
corner N CONNER
cal ST., san Fran.
cisco. established
IN 1851 for tn c
treatment Of Sex.
nal and Seminal
diseases. such as
G9norrhea. elect
Structure. Syphil
IN oil H.
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ssss rsile-sne s.esi. As =. x .urs ~
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Fine Me.ino Undershirss, 20 cents;
Cashmere Dvershirts. Si..9: 4 pairs
Shaker Seeks, 20 cents, at the Star
Cio.hluy House.
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Ladies. cali aud see our new French
woven crsrset hsr. lie Duo. Finest ever
offered iniSeat;le. CIsYrox Baos.
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Leather and rubi,er isritin2, larinc.
hshbsss metal, etc.. ~ wald 4 Csus,-
hatf.s
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DR.. SpINEEy
No. Il Aearny Street
Treats all Chronic and Special ;,a.eas.,

sGsNs. tsEi
WHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM
w the effects of youthful foliies or in
discretion viii do well to avail them
selves OF this, the greatest boon ever laia
at the altar of suffering humanity. Dir
SPiNNEI will guarantee to forfeit %5sa
for every case of seminal weakness or
private disease OF any kind or character
which he undertakes and fails To cure.
MsDDEE-AGED MEN. 4
There are many ut the age of thirty to
sixty who are troubled with too frequent
evacuation of the bladder. often accom-
panied by q slight smarting or burning
sensation and Il weakening of the system
in a manner the patient cannot account
for. On examining the urinary deposits
ropy sediment VIII often De found, and
sometimes small PARTICLES of albnmen viii
appear. or the color will he OF a thin milk
tsh hue, again changing to q dark and
torpid appearance. There are many men
who die of this difficulty, ignorant of the
cause, which is the second stage of sem
NAL weakness Dr.. :. viii guarantee a per
feet cure ia all such case, and a healths
restoration OF the genito-urinary organs.
Office hOuss-i0 to and 6toS Sunday.
from 10 to Ii Il. ~. Consultation rec
thorough examination and advice
Call or address
D1. sPsSSER Il
abtf NO. H. kearnY 81 San Francis
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1t was n golden October evening that
Honora came down into the kitchen,
where Mrs. Pennypacker WAS baking pie
for her eccentric boarder. With tho crust
made of tue bes, Alderney butter instead
of lard.
"Oh. dear! oh. dearr' said Mrs. Pen
nyplcker. what thing it is to be- an
old bachelor"
:" He won't he a bachelor much longer"
said Honora, lauching and coloring az
she laid her cheek on tho good landla-
dv's shoulder.
"what do you mesn9" said Mrs Pen
nypacker.
=" fle asked ma tn marry him." said
uouora. after only two weeks ac-
qunintauce. He says that a girl who
can tneud stockings ~ | do needs no
other test. And lie says he loves me
and--Nnd-"
4" Wcilr
al aImest think I lorA him." whis-
pered Miss Mayvooi.
And so the problem of Honora's soil
tarv life was solved. all through the ma
sic influence of Needle and Thread"
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Saved him 1900 DollaFA

ADAMS, n Y Jan. so, lS&.
DR.. 3. J. KENDALL " Co., 6ents:-HsvN
used b good deal or your Ksndslfs srsxh
Cure with great success. thought would y
you know what 1t has done for me. TwoyeW
ago hal as speetya colt as was ever r.ilsa
In Jefferson Courty. When | was brsaknl
him in. lac kicked over the cross bar and -
fast ard tore one of his hind legs all to- i'ca
employed all the best isrriers, but they "
said he was spoiled. He had very lafe
thorough-pin. and ueed two hotties Of yo9
hendalls SPAWN Cure, AMI IL took the huDo
entirely of, ard he sold ii aft rwa,ds for ,'N
I have used il for bone EpaviDs md VIVID RNA
sud 1t has always cured completely and -
the leg smooth.
It is splendid medicine for rhe umatsm.
have recommended 1t e. good many, -
they all say 1t Goes the WORK. was In WIN
eringtcn x kneeiABd's drug store. In AdamA
the other day, and say very fne picture ~
sent them. I tried 10 buy St, but could ne
they said IL | would write tas you that ~
would send me one. l wish you would, apd }
will do you all the good / can.
Very respectfully. 4. 8. LYMAN
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The GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

r. a noNer-iHt!iHA
Guse for Nervous
Debility. Exhsssi.
eI VIZ slity, semi
nal " c ak IN So.
) ERIN . torraees
lost MANHOOD
impote1cy, Psrs
lysls, Proststor.
rhoea, sE,; ali the
terrible effects OF
Srlf-Abuse, youth.
E4l saIEEaz Nni ~
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We thought We were too late until we
saw the advertisement of hendail's
Spayin Cure.
II. c. Mclaughlin. Optician, Front
stress.. Masonic b1ilding. A fit guar
anteed
We are informed hat G.. G. Phinnav
4 Go. have q few more fiffv-da,iar lots
in Laws Pad aud Cave additions. 4 II.
The celebrated Crown CYLINDER. JONI
nal and other iubricatir, oi.s At Nsld
: Caasplesl's
For latest styles of Hats, and be~uti
mi Seckwesr patterns, visit the Star
Clothing House.
Every article in the Gents Furnish
ing Goods line tn be had at the Star
Clothing Hoase.
Fine Me.,no Undershirts, 20 cents;
Cashmere Dwershirts. Si.5a: pairs
Shaker Seeks, 20 cents, at the Star
Clothing House.
DR.. Mary Brown has her offsca in Rel
nig's Block. corner Of Frant and Marion
streets. and rooms With Mrs Pontius on
Front street, foot Of Madison.
Leather and rubher f~itino. lsriny.
hshhits metal, etc.. ~ wsld & Cans,-
bsiss
Ladies. cali aud s.e our new French
woven cnrset hsr. lie Duo. Finest ever
offered insseat;le- CLAYTON Baos.
The sIuDEBAkER IL the standard
WAGON ~ he world For sais by NALL
4 CSaut.n'l.
Elegant Cashmere Business Suits, at
the Star Closhing House,
Bifacsl csassss. for seeing near arc
far. al Little Macs.
Eye-cl ssses for all sights at Little
Macs
Convex reSs copic glassss for prsa-
byopiA, At Lit.ls 4ac'a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-11-16
Honey.

The question is often asked does it pay
to SOW or plant for the sole purpose of a
honey crop. 1t is sometimes said: The
honey crop is so peculiar, and in order to
be of any value, the plants or flowers from
which it is gathered must cover so large
a territory that it probably will not pay TO
sow of plant for honey alone. The cor
rect plan will be to sow or plant such
crops as are known to be valuable for
honey. and can at the same time be util-
lied for stock. Alsike clover on soil fit
for its growth is the most valuable crop
now known as it is first-class honey pro-
ducer, and at the same time is one of the
most excellent crops to feed out. 1t bios
SONS too, at just the right time to fill a
gap when the bees would without it have
nothing to work on. and would require
feeding too keep them up in brood.
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General News.

California has a million of inhabitants, bu,
only 900 churches.
Eighty-nine counties in Georgia favor pro-
hibition.
Hog cholera is spreading throughout South
Carolina.
number of Massachusetts, men have in
vested Sl00, 600 in a sugar farm in Kansas.
According TO the decision of Baltimore
justice, husband is liable and can be sued
for whatever slander his wife utters.
party of lynchers in Mt Monroe. unable
to settle which of two brothers in Jail for
murder was the culprit, finally settled the
problem by pulling straws-the man who
drew the short piece being the one who wa.
compelled to hang
Old Turk is probably the old horse in
America, the people of Richmond County,
n. Y, claiming to have a record of him for
forty-five years past. He has no teeth and
his owner is SO attached to him that he ID
hunting in New York for dentist who will
make false set.
The annual report Of the health officer OF
the District of Columbia for the fiscal yeal
ended June 30, 1883, shows that the tota
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-11-16
Why Do Animals Need Salt?

Professor james E. johnson says
upward OF half the saline matter of
blood (fifty-seven per cent? consists of
common salt. and this is partly dis
charged every day through the skin and
kidneys. The necessity of continued sup
plies of it to the healthy body becomes
sufficiently obvious. The bile also con-
tains soda Zone of the ingredients of salt)
as special and indispensable constituent,
and so do all the cartilages of the body.
Stint the supply of salt therefore, and
neither will the bile be able properly to
assist digestion, nor the cartilage to build
up again as fast as the natural waste. 1t
is better to place salt where stock can have
tree access to it than to give it occasionally
in large quantities. They will help them
selves to what they need if allowed to do
so at pleasure; otherwise, when they be-
come salt hungry they may take more
than is wholesome.
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Personal.

Secretary Chandler objects to being called
a millionaire, and says he is not worth 800,
600.
Matthew Arnold's failure to get dined and
wined by the "best" people of New York is
said to be due to the fact that he brought no
letters of introduction with him, but simply
relied on his reputation.
Lord Lorne and the Princess are said to
have sickened of Canada on the occasion of
their first ball at Rideau Hall. and the Lon
don World believes that they were both heart
lily glad of the chance to get out of the Do
minion.
The models made in competition for the
citizens statue Of the late President Garfield
were unveiled recently in Cincinnati, and
the Awarding Committee are now inspecting
them. Eight designs have been submitted
and two of them illustrate the fact that Gar
field was left-handed.
Miss Eva Msckay, the daughter of the bo-
Danza king, is just now the gossip in Paris.
Notwithstanding the general belief that has
prevailed that she would eventually enter a
convent, it is said that she now has her choice
between choosing prospective English coro-
net or the veil of Saint Ceur nun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-11-16
Plymouth Rocks.

The popularity of this breed of fowls
becomes more fully established year by
year, and although not yet admitted to
the place of an established breed by the
English writers, we expect at no distant
period to see it assume that position by
the leading poultry authorities. if our
American breeders exercise care patience
and persistency in their breeding ventures.
For the farmers or all purpose fowl. no
breed. We think, surpasses the Plymouth
Rock they are hardy. handsome, good
layers, good mothers, choice for the table,
and for the market attain weight seldom
surpassed by any other of the medium
sized breeds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-11-16
Dead Apple Trees.

When tree in an old apple orchard
dies. dig it out and fill the hole with rich
dirt from the roadside and quantity of
manure. Then do not plant new tree in
the same place. 1t will be of no use. as the
roots of the surrounding trees will find
the new feeding place and effectually
starve out the new conner, The trees on
either side will bear far more in an in
creased crop than the new tree ever would,
if 1t lived TO be fifty years old.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-11-16

BANISHED.

A3rNo matter what cause, sick, nervous, neural
gie, dyspepiic. Which is il? II can be efeciually
remoyed.-k8