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Offers his Professional
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A CARD.
Or. HIRAM BIZ HRMAN.


physician and surgeon, takes pleasure in an
nollncing to the citizens of Mcclianicstown
and vicinity that he has located here in the
practice of medicine. For the presrnt he
may be found at his Residence, opposite tho
Lutheran church.
He would further add that he has came to
stay and hopes by strict and upright deport-
ment to merit the confidence and support of
Il discerning public
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-20
A Bourbon Blunder.

The mistakes Of the Democratic party
In the campaign which has just closed
were 80 numerous that an enumeration o.
them would All volumes. One of tn,
apparently small but. nevertheless. un
fortunate OF these Bourbon blunders wa.
the choice Of the red bandanua as party
ensign. Its resemblance TO the English
Dag tended as the campaign advanced to
emphasize the fact, which was coming "a
be generally understood by thinking men,
that the Democratic party stood commit.
ted-both by the utteranees of the Presi
dent and the endorsement given them by
the st. Louis convention, to a pro- British
policy, and that, so far as prin iples were
concerned, the red bandauns really stood
for the English Jack. OF course most any
Insignia of the Democracy would have
stood for the same British policy. but
scarcely any other would have been so sug
gestive, or so effective la bringing home To
the masses the British sentiments behind
1t as this excellent prototype of tn
English lack.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-20
Some Cold Truths.

Ex-Congressman Chalmers tells a good
many cold truths In an able letter 20 the
y. Louis Globe Democrat ia the course
of which he says;
II Cleveland had carried New York. New
Jersey and Connecticut and been COUNTED in
by ELECTORAL votes of STATES shere the eolored
vote was 10 a asj ority and confessedly sup
pressed, IL would have been a severe strain
upon the conservatism OF the kepubhca,
people TO submit to IL, and there would hay,
been imminent danger Of another civil war
I he election Of Harrison sysrIed this ant
II should nov h. the aim, as II is the duty. OF
very true at lot TO Ir.,ids sgAiust )
possible recurrence. That The lOt a affair,
0f a State are beyond the control Of the gen
eral government all parties admit
and no kepub lean desires To int r
fere with local AFFAIRS OF the South. tn,
junior Senator for Mississippi made sB abl'
argument To show that where the effects Ol
race preJu ice were confined to local affair,
| he gen, raj Cow ruRent had No ri. 1T ~ in
terfere. II We should grant This to be true
although doubtful under a strict constructor
| Of the fifteenth amendment. It would seen
certainly clear that here the exhibition o.
race prejudice does affect the welfare of tn,
nation, then the general government no
only has power, but is in duty bound to in
teriere The suppression of the negro vote
In Congregational aud Presidential elections
directly sfeets the welfare of the nation
And If counting the negro vote legally q,
elect white Republican, to Congress excite
the race pre- judiee Of a Southern Democrat
certainly counting the negro vote illeg lily
by u Southern Democrat to elect a President
is we'll calculated to excite the sectioua
prejudice of Northern Republican.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-20

The Republican victory at the polls will
insure the people, for the xt four years.
at least, against any further elevation TO
the Supreme Bench Of such men as Jus
tice Lamar, We do not desire to de preciate
Mr.. Iauar's ability or his independence OF
character. His known Views, however,
regarding some portions OF the eonstitu-
tion. and his interpretation Of other por-
lions would have made his appoint nent
20 his present position mo, III advised one.
even had be never participated Ia an armed
conspiracy against the integrity Of his
country. That he did 50, and that he was
an ardent believer In the right OF n State
to s.eede from the Union ~ its own plea.
ure, should have been, Ia themselves .uf-
Aclent reasons to have restrained the Presi-
dent from placing him upon the supreme
bcut h Of the country Had he desired to give
the South representation there he could
have found many able lawyers In that
section against whom 80 strong and so
reasonable objections could not have been
urged.
The appointment Of Chief Justice Full
Ter was free from the objections that
were Justly urged against Mr.. Lamar
aud was probably Que Of the best that could
have been made. The critical condition of
Justice Matthsw- has given cause for alarm
lest third appointment to this important
branch OF the government should fall to
President Cleveland
The danger Of this Is now passed and We
feel assured that Presideut-elect Harrison
viii carefully maintain the high CT aracter
Of this court In any appointments that may
fall to him, by selecting men of recognized
legal attainments and ability. aud who are
known to be 10 full accord with the Cot
sfii utlon OF the United States.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-20

Now, be sure not TO forget" said lady,
playfully shaking her finger at her escort a
he arose to stretch his legs between the act.
and turning to a lady friend, explained, He
is so absent minded"
Does he forget yOur letters and errandsg
ION. no. indeed. He is SO absent minded
never intrust any TO him. But he forgets
me Why. only last week he went out be-
tween the acts and never returned. went
home alone and found him peacefully smnk-
ing his cigar before tine open hre, quite Oh.
hvIous OF myself and the theatre was
very indignant but when began with tears
IN my eyes: How could you go off and
leave me SOP the whole occurrence seemed
t. Hash upon him. He sprang to his feet
declaring that he hal been Worrying all the
the evening about something hs had forgot
ten, AMI so overwhelmed me with loving
protestatiOns that couldn't talk to him very
seriously "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-20

THE great majority of the sugar and mo
lasses hogsheads which are exported in this
CITY," said well known importer TO q re
porter, find their way back 10 the West
Indies again The bogsheads are bought
from the dealers by some enterprising firm,
who take them apart, clean the slaves and
bind them up into shocks or bundles, and ex.
port them, together with their heads, e
Cuba. Ore firm have yard in South street
in which they prepare 2.UU hogsheads per
week for export The export trade in new
shocks to tie West Indies Is also an inpor
tant one, these last selling at from 81 to
tL75, while the second hand shocks bring
fifty to seven y five cents The stave trade
Of New York is IN the hands Of few firms
and as more than g. ,5up,UJ worth of cooper
age stock Of this kind is exported. in add
ton To what is used III the immediate vicin
ity, the business is a large one The staves
which are 50 largely exported from New
York 10 the Mediterranean and TO En- ianc
are white oak They cume from the West
largely from Michigan Slaves are usual,
exported in the rough or unfinished state anc
range all the way from $50 TO $50 peI
thousand for hogshead slaves and $50 70 S,Ol
for the finer grades. such as are used for tn,
higher priced goods, and are known to tn,
trade as pipe slaves New York Mail sne
! Express
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-20

Noc YOGI dauSn n
Arr you 9lsapp sltsii When Der fAfhsr
died abroad insoiveni. ! ~xs Al hand We
we're both drinking the waters at some Ger.
uan spa Long ago had been going %
marry Mr. Douslass, Der father
Mr. DouslassP
yes Does the name offend yous when
De diei promised 20 take Esteile Il might
gise her nv E2nse and moJsey There sss
literally nosaing left from the estate for ner
10 i've anon However, wien ! returucd
from Europe | returned a panper, % 10
speak Do you follow me, Allowed myHlf
a artis masquerade, l deceivei even t.st-iie,
Dot nave never deprived her Of = luxury.
even the iace on her handkerchief l. real
She often nlaTvels that the business y 70
good | nave heid tie purse. ami she hAs
o-sen glad 70 ~ors WITH usa But ny friends
were toc indignant al my uiGsfortuDS 70
lend me aid WHAT business had | 10 t.s
The money which tines might have inberitsdi
AMI adopt daughter rn-y aIsd NE 70
place Estells In q shop Estellsi Dos
laughed IN NV slevei am now aooui 10 ~
tire from bslslnsss. the doctor nas advised
u,e TO make my will You Will lind Estslis
IN the music room"
entered the music room without knock
ting. socoriing To my habit Estslle sat with
bel mandolin on her Tap. but every chord
nzi snappe,i in the last stormy touch
You have returned" she said. smiling -
a ghost NAV smile
Yes have come 70 tell you what 700
already know-l love sou. E,telle / have
loved you since first met you yes, and BE-
fora iuvet you b-ione knew that you ex-
lsted II must be -, t-cause nave nsver
loved till now You do not douot itF'
No. do not doubt II. | Know that you
love ME. Mr. Van Huysam. and know that
your love must lie great, since 1t has over
,r,tie every conventional seruple IN your
nearL'
Ny darling Estelle. | was sure you loved
me. it is that which has given me courage
| would have taken ter iu my arms and
kissed that perfect cheek where the ruse Wa
Just beslnnln. TO blossom, but she ess;a ed
me
You knew that loved you. 4" she repeated
MIR Van huysam. don't mind cuniessing
that there was indeed time when | loved
you better than hfe AT least | believed 80
At that moment thought YOU loved me-"
Il did, do love you, Estelle," | protested
Yes. Then would have loved you for.
ever. Then could have died for you. lived
for you. One day asoke. saw that you
could not love TIE, or nothing on earth could
keep YOU silent You did not ses how
suffered Then my heart broke Do you
know what 1t is to have broken hearts II
Is to have lost the power to love any one
again have read somewhere that . mar
never loves the same woman twice"
But you'll love you Listen, Estelle,
time will
But she smiled sadly. Il thank you,
forgive you" she said, Il would love you If
could"
And then the servant announced Mr.. Ches
ter.-Mary n. Prescott i'll Harper's Bazaar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-20

rb>re Il no paper which did better SER
-, m tt.e esase Of protection during the
recent campaign than did the lrish World.
~ faffbence was far reaching especially
.mosS IY.sh Americans very large nams-
her Of whom supported the Republican
lessd,dstes. Under the management OF
,.s obi. editor. the World early took
eonspseuoas and commanding position In
de national eoutest. its editorials were
pointed sad vigorous, it, grasp u poIitb-
cal news comprehensive and complete,
md ia Interpretation Of the British sttI-
tude, and Engiisb support OF Cleveland,
A., .t,,s and Timely. The excellent cartoons Of
me world have bern In Themselves presen-
ta,ion Of political issues both logical and
convincing. Ia commenting npon the re-
anti az the recent election the World
says:
The victory von for tbs cause Of protse-
tian u home Industry 10 the election Of Gen
Harrison 10 the Presidency ssrpssses In i'm
..ertapce any Presidential elect on since the
80. Il IL not too much 10 say that il Is oas
az tbe I've great frs.ideattai elections which
nave determined the tenor Of American his
torv. The I've srs 1900, 1870. 1850, 1865
snd 1894 The arst $500 transferred the
soyrument from the semi-ansfocrstic Fed
srslists % a party which believed In free
,v<ych Ard universal suffrage. The second
ffss0y pronounced upon the Soathern plan
Of free raie, vhieh had had its trial since
tsss, The miro 1890 act the. face Of the
nsilon against the patronage aud propagation
Of human bondage by Rational authority
The fourth 1868 declared for equal right
70 White man and black before the law. The
affh isssj secures T. as the fruits Of The
var 10 the maintenance Of the protective
policy Which IL ssIling the nation into 4
compact, self sufficient nationality.
The victory 10 not purely Republican
victory. Nr. Harrison received the VOTES 81
thousands whose political 'sffiIia,io and per
sousi attachments are with The Democratic
party rather than his. Especially is ihs true
Of . host Of citizens Of Irish birth sho hav'
- prejadiees against the Democratic parry
snd many in It's favor but Who do not meal
70 be usei to overthrow the principles whici
Jefferson. Madison and jackson avo-ed, AM
which are enlisted to recognition q, an int
srsl psys Of the Democratic creed. Judge,
BY the tests wnicb tht hstory Of Auf phfil
furnishes. they are better Democrats thai
shs knof Of free traders under whose leader
ship the party has rushed 10 ruin. And ~
long a. the Carlisles, Vests and Brseken
ridges keep their hold upon the party to ih'
exclusion Of such genuine leaders as Mr.
Raj dali IL will have TO do without their votes
Twice they have rallied TO the support o
the protsetionist principle and To resist III
iDsidions advances Of British free trade.
will BE- bad thing for the Democratic part
II IL force them to become accustomed Z
vote sgainst it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-20

Harrison's plurality over Cleveland in New
FORK is Just 1881, while Hills plurality
over Miller Is i6.7o7. And yet there is moi
- yet any loud call for Governor Hill to steI
sp higher Rostoa GLOBE.
Ihis would make an excellent item for j,
scrap book -Four years from now the
''ooe viii very likely be singing differ
ent tune. David b. Hill has shown him
sell successful though an unscrupulou.
politician. There is nothing that succeeds
!. hAe success In the political world. aud If
governor Hin wants the Democratic uomi-
nation for the presidency in 1892, he will
probably get 1t.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-20
About w omen.

The trustees of Columbia College have
deei led to establish a woman's annex, where
women, properly qualified, may have all the
advantages of higher education nov granted
to males.
The Monday Club of Newton Highlands
Mass is composed of about fifty women who
have united in An effort to keep themselves
informed a. to the progress of curreBt events.
They meet at private houses every Monday
afternoon, and devote two hours to the new
OF the past weeS. General news is divided
into about twenty topics, such as the Indians.
the MormOns, art aud music, inventions, la
Dor matters. legislation. church. educational
and temperance news, etc. Each topic is
assigned 10 some one person aud after her
report opportunity is given for others to
report, or for general discussion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-20
ASt oman. Df.soyery.

Another wonderful discovery has been
made and that too BY lady in this country
Disease fastened Iis clutches upon her and
tor seven years she withs,ood il. ssyeresi
tests. but her vital organs were undermined
and death seemed imminent. For three
months she coughed necessarily and could
not sleep. She bought Of US a bottle of DIR
Kings New Discovery for Consumption and
vas 50 much relieved on taking nrst dose
that she slept all night and with QUE bottle
has been miraculoa.ly cured Her name Ia
Mrs. Luther Lu,z7 Thus write W. c. Ham
rick Co, of Shelby. n. C.--Get & free trial
bottle Al j. VI. Mixers Drug Store.
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What the Papers Say.

Ii there is paper in the United State,
that has reason TO be thoroughly ashamed OF
itself IT is he New York Times. That paper
has been conducted in the bindest fashion
Correspondents were sent out To the west and
northwest, whose business was not to tell the
ruth but TO write the most preposterous non.
sense The Times correspondents kept talk
ing about such States as Illinois, Iowa. Ne
braska, Michigan and Ohio beng doubtful. '
aud that execrable baiitrdash was adopted
editorislly aud made the basis of the paper .
political course. No man with brains en-, ngli
To keep of an asy lam for the feeble minded
would have written such stuff The extraor-
binary Republican gains reported from the
west and northwest show how doubtful
these States were, and how the people were
ciamoIlng for Mr. Cleveland's Free Trade
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-20

The November Magazines

The North American Resisv for Sosen-
Der, although somewhat later than usual in
reaching our table. more than aroues for all
delay by the magnificent table Of contents II
psesents- Gen. W. T. sherman wriies OF
Camp Fires Of tie G. A X. Gen B. +.
Ba.Ier tell. Us about yeilos fever ami how
10 prevent il, and gives his oxn experiences
in this direction while ia command Ct the
Gulf Aleck Quest writes stirring article
On .rhe Fzs, Set at Harvard which has
already called forth good deal Of di.ea.-
sion in the press. Orher interesting, forei-
BILE, and instructive articles are contributed
~ eminent writer's anonz hem Cad H2msl-
ton. Dion Beucieaalt, Brayton Ques, Col.
r. g. lagersoll, and olb-r.. New York
3 East Fourteenth =: Per sn1nm IS %.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-20

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-20

A clergyman, after years of suffering from
that loathsome disease Catarrh, and vainly
trying every known remedy, at last found Q
recipe which completely cured and saved hin
from death. Any sufferer from this dread
full disease sending self-addressed stamped
envelope to Prof j. A. Lawrence, 5S Warner
St, New York City, will receive the recipe
free of charge,
nctlsdTnThSS Ihw&xenxl 5f43
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-20

Mrs Jones. how is your h. alth this morn
ingi Thank GU, masia n. much improved
bought a botFle of DIR Bgli's Cough STrur
last ight, aai after the trst dose, ny cough
was checked, / sieps sell, ,and have not
coughei oncs this morning.
Accidents will occur no. only ''in the bes'
regulated families, but every xhsre and, a.
ali times. IhefefOre keep Salvation On
.nnNenlrnt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-20

senator Sherman says in an Interview at
his Ohio Tome that the question of the adj
mission of Canada will in no case be made a
party issue and that while New England
will oppose it, the South and West will
favor it. and union will only be accomplished
after much ne COLLATION., and probably within
ten years
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-20

In this Issue ws present a eonprehep-
sivs review Of The psbllc impros ements
and building operations which have been
carried out IL Augusta during the sea-
son Of lsee, now drawing To- close. The
list Ia a lengthy one and most ereditable
10 a e euierprise Of the Capital city Of the
State. Never before 10 skt history Of Au-
gusta have sueh rapid strides In the race
Of public improvements been taken, a.
have been made this year; and but once
before in its hi-tory--the year following
the great fire Of 1876 has more building
been done than has been done This season.
Moreover, the improvements that have
been made, and The builcing- erected are
Of nature which indicate pertnaneney
and personal thrift The street paving,
the electric light system, the churches
and chapeIs, the United states building,
the hotels aad business blocks give esi.
deuce Of real pernanenes; while the
dwelling houses that have been built have
generally been erected By those tho own
Chsm--Lhe beat elias. Of eitilen--fOr Their
s nothing 40 valuable To city ,Or 40 help
fal 70 its business enterprises as COOS
homes. This summary Of the season,
operations in building, and the outlook
for the coming year ia this direction, ar
both Indicative Of prosperity aud Of faitl
ia the future Of our city. We are proue
/ Of what has been done; Of the advanced