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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-04-27
BOGUS, oNE-EYED HUNTER, ETc.-LET'
TER FROM DR.. M. PRESTON.

TER FROM DR.. M. PRESTON.
SANGERFIELD, n. Y, April 20, 1887.
JOSEPH BATTELL, ESQ,
Dear Sir Our postmaster showed me
letter from you inquiring about the
pedigree of the old One-Eyed Hunter and
the Hunter called the Bogus Hunter, lar
ger horse than the One-Eyed Hunter and
color sorrel. don't remember the horses
but great many of the old inhabitants
of our town can tell about them. Will
liam w. Looms of Higginsville, Oneida
Co., N. Y, a son of Geo. W. Loomis,
who owned both of these stations, could
give more information of the horses than
any other man if he felt so disposed.
Bentley of Oriskany Falls tells me there
was no horse by the name of the Bogus
Hunter. He is mistaken. l have heard
of the old Bogus stallion as often as of
the One-Eyed Hunter. 1t is nearly 40
years since both of these stations were
here. Grove l.. LOOMS (now dead), a
son of the late Geo. w. LOOMS, brought
two black stations from Addison county,
VT; one very fast trotter, the other a
larger horse, about the handsomest stall
lion that ever came into our country.
would write to LOOMS at Higginsville
If he does not respond, write to Morris
Continued on Tn page.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-04-27
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The work on the first volume of the Register
OF Morgan Horses goes steadily forward. 1t
will consist OF about 800 pages, and contain
about 1000 pedigrees, with much additional
matter. be well illustrated and handsomely
bound. All stations of merit tracing in di-
rect male line to Justin Morgan, foaled 1850
and before and having at least one sixty-fourth
blood of the original Morgan horse, will be
recorded free; for stations toaled since 1880
and mares with such inheritance as above,
the usual tee of 81 is charged. The price OF
the book is not yet fixed, but will be made as
low as can be afforded, so that the work may
be widely distributed. Blanks for pedigrees
furnished on application. Address,
JOSEPH BATTELL, Middlebury, vt.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-04-27
SIRE OF PRINCESS.

MORELAND, April II, 1888.
MR.. BATTELL,
Dear Sir Mr.. Ezra Andrus of Paw.
let owned the horse that bred Princess
He stood in Middletown Springs that sea-
son; sometime afterwards he went to Or.
well, VT, where he was kept awhile
then went West and soon died. He was
thick-set, pony-built, about l5d hands
high; dark bay, black legs and name
star in forehead; l think one white foot
behind. For further information would
refer you to Alonzo Hyde of Middletowr
Springs, or Roswell Sherman of Walling'
ford, both of Vermont.
Yours respectfully,
l.. b. ADAMS.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-04-27
BREAD LOAF STOCK FARM i,
Weybridge, Vt.-Season Of 1888.
o - -:STALIIo MS -
81 A Nj I8 r II II u -. <
TERMS $50 BY THE SEASON. WITH PRIVILEGE OF RETURN


As 2a warrant with
on Ice
fall quarter
roonehe woyearods at
the
deer ceM
sshoudno
FRED. M. FOOTE,
MIDDLEBURY,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-20
The Wisdom OF Attending to Our Own
Affairs

II will be time to formulate plans and
express opinions on the project Of Csnad-
ian annexation whenever the occasion de-
mands this much, It Ia not question
about which the citizens or public men OF
the United States are called on to be anx-
ious or too previous. We are 60, 900. 900,
and will 'oon be 100 0o0, 900, with plenty Of
land and water for healthy growth and
power, 1t does not become us to AK other
people to apply to ia for membership or
admission. II anybody wants to live
under the United States flag instead of
some other piece Of bunting or national
shield, ii Is their right and duty to say 40.
For Us to volunteer In their behalf would
be In rs bad taste a. impertinest The
Inhabitants of the Dominion are abundant
ly capable 81 taking care Of themselves,
They have the light to feel their own i'm
portauce and to manage their own affairs in
their own way. lin the future they should
come to the conclusion that their pros
perity and welfare eould be better secured
by uniting with the United States In one
Homogeneous commercial and political
family. they would be amply competent to
say so In manner not to be misunder-
stood nor requiring debate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-20
4 PROCLAMATION,
BY THE GOVERNOR.

wssxx.s. u. I<s1.sztase Of n" state % hsia.
.,l,. s,aeuu..t vs,, 81 sSis branches hereof
ayotossd 81 xm.sdmsnt - ne cons itstios o. ~
stsis of Maine, b. rssoss. approved h-fss - A>''
Ss.~l,s eosoerainx an smssdm,H, q he Coast
,afIon relative 70 .lgbfli'y Of ihs Fsa'sfsf Of
se.olv.d. That IL. following sn,nds.nt 70 ths
Csasflta,ion ~ ihis ssat,. ~ p-oros.s 'of ne
tt,s Of ID. .gA rotsr' ~ ms state "a ne naEs'
D,o-ldss b. the coasitaiien, aafnssJ
ARTieLK XVI
s.,,,,n m. ,rt,eI. a,, p,ri fsarsh Of the Goa
All sf,a Of this state l. hsrsby .-ndsd. 90 mas
ne SANE shsll red q foiio-s .-..,.,
1.se,iOs l. rs< Tfssssfsr shall ,. chosen snnt
.lly AZ Inc srs. session 81 the Isxsisiafs, By is
h.lIsf Of the -snatofs snd HspFsseRta'isss IL eon
y.ntlos bat shall BOT b. shtisls noe Than 80 }s-f'
saccessisslJ' 49,, -
And ~. i.t. o, votes rsssi'sd 10 The rifss tosn'
and nlsst.tiops the stsis, on The -sepni heada
o5 s.pt.nD~f isst b~iny the t,sih dAr o 'SM
moth, aDoR the forsg sinS pf1p"svi smr nd,"sh'
r,tsrr :, state 4ad .BamiHsd and fDund ~ iaf
G.ysyssr and Council. are found 10 b. as foiiD~'
70 wft Trei's fliDs ssd sisS hpnSffds '".rE
~ fosr votes fof. and ten thoas TO hah9fss
AM fort "a sfalnsf ssid yrspDssd sfne hdFi Fnf
nov fssrsfoTs, !. 7eb@-tisg y NsTbi.. ''"7sf nD'
Of IN. state u Main. Ia @seofa-ses sish SAID
solve mai fity 81 tns votes tn rora sppraTtng =
he Ia favor u said ansadHl~Bt do fsu- fbtr ffpf q
nafisa and dsSlafs sseii saisnds-fni sdSgtsd $40
fs. oas,itsiiSn Of NJ -tsie hal b in'' ndsd q
sofdisfiy, 10 take effect "a the tffi "wednesday
JanasTy 10 The year ~ our tore one ihopsshf
.ixhi sssdrsd and eighty nlns.
10 = At fposy phef.sf. I have caused ihe seal o
ID. state Ia b. hsrsuBto sfiSSd. a. Assa-ia
thu. fosrssHth cay Of DssFBiser. 10 tAF yea
u our Lord one thoasand riTb handf-d An'
eighty .ixht asd 10 10. oss handr aud 1hif
tenth Jssr ~ the Ind p"sdsHos VI ~
usitsd sisles o, Amsrisa.
SEBA STlAN 8 MARBLE.
Or rHG sovspEor,
OKAAANDAL SMITH,
SECRETARY Of State
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-20

The London correspondent of the
Tribune. under the date of Dec. -. says
Lord salisbury is tskiRg a curious liz {
with respect to the Sackvile business and
the question of his successor. Lord Ran
dolph Churchill asked this afternoon in
the House of Commons whether any fur
ther communication on this subject had
been received by the Foreign Office from
II so, it would be presented to the House
before the debate next week on the diplo-
matte vote. Sir James Ferguson admit
ted that II statement had been received
which had been referred to Lord Sack
vile for his comments. aud said the cor
respoudenee would be laid before the
House when complete. iu other words,
Lord Salisbury refuses to allow the House
to know what the American government
saws until after the discussion whether a
successor to Lord Saekville shall or shall
not be sent to Washington. tits. however
known that full statement OF the Amer
lean case-the first-was handed to Lord
Salisbury last week. II he persists in his
refusal to produce it, Lord Randolph and
others will make it lively for him when
the debate comes on. Feeling on this
matter is growing stronger. and the policy
OF sulks finds little favor on either side of
the House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-20
The journal as an Advertising Me-

A glance at ifs weli-flled columns will
cJnvinee any Of our readers that the
Daily Journal with its vastly enlarged
circulation. increased news facilities, and
greater advantages in the way Of space.
IL one Of the very best advertising rnedi-
1ms in Malice. Especially is this true
along the kennebec valley. The Gardiner
merchant /. coming by experience TO APP
pfeeiate the fact that when he advertises
in the Daily Journal, he not only reaches
a large and thrifty class Of local readers,
but a host Of others In all the neighboring
towns.
It i fact that every man in Gardiner
or HalloweH ~ho has advertised with u
once has come again and this shows thai
they lad tina, such advertising brings re-
turns.
In our own city the volume Of adyertis-
ing has increased wonderfully and i. still
coming up. 1t is the live firms that get the
business. The kenuebec Journal is nov
running an advertisement 10 more than
thirty Maine papers. The proprietor'
have had An excellent chance TO know th.
advantages Of the medicine they prescribe
for business men and prove their Owl
faith in it by taking it Ia large doses
Our own experience Is that We never have
failed Of returns from everything w
have sent out in the line Of advertising
When a business man has good thin,
he ought never to be afraid to let tn
people know Of it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-20
\ Merry Christmas,
A Happy New Year,
With
A good fat turkey
To last ron all the wear

We always he'd the merry Christmas
and often the good fat turkey but it never
gave u more than one good dinner
used to wonder good deal why
we wished such wish upon
each other, a. to have what
was only sufficient for one good, sub
stantial meal, last whole year.
| often wondered, too, As a child. how
Jack Horner "clapped his thumb" into
that christmas pie, and not II few time.
have been caug.. behind the high back OF
grandmas chair twisting my own thumb
through the top crust of little saucer
pie, made expressly for me, in search OF
that PLAIN. or one just like it. that thi.
sam" Jack Horner found hen "he
cl,pped in his thumb and pili "A out .
plum
How many of you have ever seen the
holly 1t j. the most beautiful of all the
evergreen- ana has been used fur ages by
the people of England to deck theil
churches AT Christmas time. II must b,
u charming sight TO see these trees will
their glossy, green leaves and clusters Of
hrigh red berries dotted here and ther,
dmong the other forest trees, that hav,
/ long ago shed their foliage and are as ser,
and dead to all appearances AS the leave
which fell from their branches month,
ago. The leaves of the holly are peculia
IN shape, The tip opposite the stem anc
the curves or scailops on either side rul
out in long sharp spines. The birds tina
choose to spend winters AT home al
/ flock to the holly trees for protection al
well a, shelter. The berries afford foot
for them. For this great forethough, II
nature for providing even for the littl,
birds, the language Of the holly is-Fore
sight,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-20
Judge Cooley is Astounded at REEVE
Jauors OF Railway CIookednest,
and VIII Take Prompt Action

~ 10 r.
=,
C-,-,,
'''' '''' ''e ''''A''o'i'
OF the law and the illegal and illegitimate
means resor.ed to by railroad official. to Sc
cure advantages over each other revealed
~. ia..,;e..;. -. Ii, -
y Wv ~ sa'io" ~ "i'i'ei a'ii oo'i''ii'-
s'oner Morrison, were much verse than any
member of the commission had supposed
The reason the matter had not been ,aken
a..
Wy " '''' was 'i''' '"e commission u'd "o'
get any more knowledge OF their doings
than was furnished them by sggrieved par
.ios Tho ~ailrools .ea,,ad -, bo ,,,,o,,,l
u! Tue ra'e ''a' P'e'"'s alpolR All ia"
breakers-not to tell tales on each other.
The large and prominent shippers and mer-
chant. wsre hsnss,sd bv tho xioI.,;ors 90
'i'e Ia" anu eo"'' fu'"''' "'N "o reason 10
complain and were not hkeiy to bring viola
tons of the law to the attention of the com.
.:;o, co,s.oro,,I,. ,,l,, o.so. &c ,,,;.-
importance were drought oeiore 'he COM
mission, and even IN those 1t was with the
greatest difficulty reliable evidence could be
sec,red
me Iouoie was ne 'aiu mat the comn'is
SION WAS iooateu 700 iar away from the osse
OF operations OF tnese raii'oahs- III should
oe 'oca'en "nere 'ioiauohs Oh the IA" eouid
pe promptly oFousii' 10 us no'lce ana ~nere
prompt am an, 'horoush 'h'esisa'iohs coull De
maze lhe 'n,e'esauon INTO tue methods
VI 'ue Ialfoaas III "sisac'ne passenger
business anu o'',er P'acuoes tesorteu 10 IN
ofuer 10 eVsle ,ne law nsu gwen MN anu
.oulu'''siontf MORRISON oetter insight into
une ll'egAi pFs'i,ces resor'ed 10 Q! 'he faii-
roa a thah tney nau oseh aoie 10 ooain since
'neS assumed .nelr oi'ces
Inc Ie'ei@uoh- VI e,ooAeuhes' were SIM
" asouit'ns' anu ''He me nsi co'ie INTO
.us P9,sssun 81 ue eouith's '. Una.
Nouiu '.,1 an p'ose1u'ons against
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-20

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-20

be well for Congress TO consider the mat
ter carefully The Bangor Wing Is right
in saying '.had Cleveland been reelected
nothing would have been heard on the
Democratic side Of the House about adj
hitting the territories The action now
Is simply intended for political capital,
but il will not 60. The Republicans are
willing to admit those territories that are
ready for statehood, but will not counte-
nance any funny business on the part Of
the Democracy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-20

The platform Of the Republicans OF
Maine comm ends prohibition and demand,
its enforcement. Therefore, IL any pro
fessed Republican has sought honor and
office from the party and is now receiving
the emoluments of office, whether from
town. city or state, vet conuives with the
open, wanton violator of law by signing
his bond, thus opening door to his es-
cape, that otfice-holder is in very poor
business, and the sooner he resigns hi.
office or his rumselling associate, the bet
ter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-20
The Ghost of q Chance

Msterialises" and becomes veriishle reality when
health will % the wisp often chased in vain. Is
sought BY the nervous, dyspeptie eiliou. invalid
through the agency OF Hostetters Stomsch Bi,t rs.
Looming In the distance at first. Il Is surely drawn
toward the sufferer by the Bit'er-' potent influence.
II Incorporates itself with his being II /. re-
hected In tne hue OF the countensnce the animation
OF the eve. Ii is fei in q sense OF renewed vigur
IN the restoration Of nerve tranquility ADD dises-
tion.and undtsturbsd night repose. What perron.
.nnertng from any of the msisdies to which the
susefe ar adApted. VII postpone the means Of cure
knnss.ne u can - relied upons Dyspepsia. cous,t.
psstoe m Tar n disorders, rheunafissn bifou.ness
nansy inactivity ars certainly Conquered b. H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-20
BRIDCTON ACADEMY.

The Spring Term Of This well known institution
of srnii g, opens January 2lnd, lSs9
The five regular courses Of study include the
Classic Al and the scientific. fitting for any college
the Select and the Commercial for business teach
ing and the Preparatory, fitting for any OF the reg
uar Academic cours
All the different departments Of a first clase
Acao envy maintained.
The Natural sciences. Greek Lain German
French Penmsnship. Execution, Stenography, Mus,
ic, Drawing and Painting taught by competent
and experienced teachers
course Of lectures will be given during the Spring
Term, by Rev, u bernard carpenter II Boston, DR.
Thomas iI Of Portland. Professors l.. A. Lee and
c. e. Hutehus Of BovdOin College, and others
The -ize and seop. Of the rhool Is seen by the at
tendance during the past year, which arly 80
while the graduating class had representatives. from
six states and one Territory.
The government and discipline OF the school is
good, III location plea ant ami healt full while the
stuc ents are removed from the Temptations incident
to schools ~ a'sd in cities and large towns
Tuition - ~ % % and - % per term. The stu
dents Is ar'iiug Clubs render the expenses very
low. Total expenses froia as 10 $50 per term
For catalogues aud other Information address
GEO. f Z HADRoUBSE. secretary. % LLEwELLTx
BARTON, Principal. North Bridpton, Maine
summer Term Of eleven weeks opens April zzrd,
1859.
December 18th, lss-. declsieodswim
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-20
ABOrT SANTA CLAUs,

Santa Claus filed my stocking last night.
lie crept in rs still rs a mouse,
And not till this morning did an one know
That he had been near The house.
What did he put I'M oh the Hottest of things.
There was ca ndy and sugar dolls,
And cards and pictures without end.
And three little parlor balls.
There were nuts all cracked and raistns nl
stemmed,
And grapes both purple and white,
OIL cannot tell half that my stocking contained
For never saw such sight.
But cannot stop now 10 tell any more,
For you're all so snxious to see
The nice little presents that santa has brought
And hung In the Christmas tree
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-20

Physicians, Lawyers, and Business Men
are enthusiastic in their Enforcement of Sal
walton Oil, 1t cures the worst cases of
rheumatism. % cents.
She sat on the piano stool with her hands
tightly claspei, looking tragic and miserable
she could not sing note | gently sug-
gested DR. Bulls Cough Syrup. The next
day she was singing and trilling like the
first birds in the Spring. Sensible girl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-20

Have you father! Have ysu a mother
Have you a son or daughter. sister or brother
who has not yet taken Kemps Balsam for
the Throat and Lungs, the guaranteed rem
edy for the cure Of coughs, colds, asthma,
Group, and all throat and lung troubes' II
so, why9 when a sample bottle is gladly given
to you free BY any druggist and the large
size costs only soc. and 81 20.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-20
Pr..ident-EIeet and Mrs. Harrison.

Two very fine etched portraits of Gen
and Mrs Harrison have just been issued BY
VI. r. Hyman, publisher of the Indianapo
lis Herald Portraits on one plate, 1922
elegantly printed, Agents wanted in every
town in-.he country. Send rs cents fol
sam pie portraits and terms to agents. Ad
dress; NJ. K. Hyman, Publisher, Indianapo-
lis, Ind. d6tw2v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-20

Ny Dear Cousins II think Of you all
and my heart goes out 10 yoa in your
life -ent homes tonight. where you are
doubtless feasting YOUR eyes on the pretty
thing. that dear Old San a has brought
ypu. How good he j., and how thought
full, too, always bringing just such thing,
As Young and childish hearts have been
longing for. Sleds and skates. pocket
knives and toys, rubber boots, caps, coats
and mittens, aud so many bags of candy
and nuts that il would take a whole day
to enumerate them all.
angla1 you are happy. would have
none sad during all the beautiful Christ
mas time, for He who came, oh, so many
years ago, and afterward said ''let little
children come unto me" wants to see yot
all glad tonight. | wonder If little girl'
exchange Christmas notes now Rs they
used to when | was your age. Let m'
see-how did they read. something like
this, | think:
Mann Christnxag
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-20

Even the Boston Herald looks upon the
Democratic scheme to drag New Mexico
into statehood with Dakota and other ter
ritories as = '.doubtful' and thinks it will
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-20

According to the n. Y. Tribune, the
Admiral Walton Grinuell. who ia about
to bring suit for sj0,oO0 against the
town OF New Bedford, Mass, for being
sent to jail two week ago because he re-
FUSED to pay tax assessment on $50, 900
OF personal estate, which he claimed was
trust funds, is descendant of the well
known Grinnell Of New York. He entered
the NAVY as mate in June, 1864, and was
aheutensnt in the volunteer navy when
ne resigned In March, lS6S. He va. then
on duty in the Asiatic Squadron, and was
the opening of the ports Of Osaka,
hooe and Hiago, Japan, on January /.
1905 which was followed BY the abolish
ment OF the Tyconate, and the Japanese
rebellion. Soon after that time his COM
mission as ensign in the regular NAVY
reached him. but As he has already agreed
70 accept the position OF Admiral in the
japanese Navy, he declined his ensigu's
commission. He resigned from the
United States Navy, became Admiral Of
the Japanese Navy at salary of A 600
itzaboos $4,000 year, and for three
years travelled In Europe and other couu-
tries collecting information about war
engines and materials for the Japanese
government, with all expenses paid, at
the end Of which tine he resigned his
commlssion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-20
The Good Work Goes on.

County Attorney Carlton and the
Superior Court are making 1t lively FOR
the liquor dealers much to the approv4l OF
all friends of la~ and good order. The
criminals resort to all kind. OF lodges
and subterfuges to get rid of the legal
penalties which they So richly deserve
But sith the vigorous pushing of the
law and the evidence by the kennebec At.
tornsy their convictions secured as readily
as horse-thieves. All respectable citizens
must rejoice at this and thus have the
surety that a keuuebec jury knows It's
duty and hesitstes not to perform It.
That is right-cut up the monstrous evil
by the roots. Homes. families, wives and
children, must be protected against the
drunkard makers whether they occupy
filthy dog-holes or gilded and vsrnished
saloons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-20

Christmas bells are ringing. rigging
How the -oasd nsAis On the air
They Ur-yeIzitn wifh each vibration,
J0gfai I'd ngs everywhere.
A. each zone gTUs- fuller, stronger,
IL, our thoughts begin 10 rise,
And IN fancy do We follow
Each tone upward TO the ssles-
Ring. sweet bells, yet louder. clearer.
Ring ia out Ger wood nd glen,
Then b. echoes send ins message
Peace on earth, COED Ill 10 men"
Christmas bel. are riBgisz. ringing.
Ring. sweet bells, nor cease 10 chime
Ring saiis yet the yuie log burnsth-
liz the holy Christmas tiIae.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-20
STATE NEWS.
SOMERSET.
Starks.

J. F. Frederic, Esq of Starks, will be a
candle ate at the coming session of the leg
islature for his d position af Folder of the
House of Representatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-20

A Merry Christmas to you all from
Cousin Bees.