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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-19
Personal Facts and Fancies

Buffalo Bill will make hunting e1pedi
ton through Northern Mexico the latter par
II this month the host of Lord Clifford
Lord Vaudeville and six other Englishmen
At Vienna the German Emperor noticed a
court baby with extraordinary long an,
beautiful hair. and asked her, From whenc,
have you it?" 1T is the gift of God. youi
Majesty" she replied.
All of Lord Sackvile's goods and chattel.
are TO be sold at auction next week an
Washington society is in prodigious huttei
at thought IF the chance of bidding foi
things that belong to real live lord.
4 seminary for the discussion Of economic
question: has been organized at the Univer
lily of Pennsylvania under the direction OF
Prof simon Patten. recently elected TO the
chair of political economy at that institution.
The re ,ort that the Gar of Russia had be.
come addicted to the cigarette habit wa
thought by many people to be the ou,e me OF
Nihliistlc misrepresentation. But a silver
cigarette case which the Gar carried ia hi.
pocket at the time of the recent railroad &C
cnl mt, in which he nearly lost hls life, wa
crushed fiat. IL is evident, therefore, that
The autoerat of all the Russias is a cigarette
iend.
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The immense amount Of money spent
and the enormous waste Immediately
impress one. Many times | saw pieces
of tine machinery, brought there at great
expense. lying half covered with mud
and rusting without shelter OF any kind.
Where we stopped ct the villages along
the route everywhere | observed the
same listlcssncss and apathy. Here and
there small gangs of men could be seen
shovcling earth, but so far as any organ
lied and perfect labor with purpose in
view Is concerned it does not exist along
the canal. Through that portion known
IS the Culebra cut evidence of much ex-
crtion is seen They are trying to cut
away 4 mountain; they have not yet sue
Ceedcd. Here large squads of men were
working and seemed to be working well,
Tut one Of the superintendent smiled
when asked him ii the cut would be
completed in 1889 as De Lesseps has
promised.
In tide level canal ii may be imagined
that cxcayatcd Garth would have been
dumped into the sea and not placed on
the sides as in railroads, and especially
in this case, where the Chagres river tIn
rise fifty feet in few hours. and where
it rains every day. The French engineers
Cid not carry their earth TO the sea;
heavy rains came and the river returned
all the excavations to their original loca-
ton, only a little further down stream.
The expense of excavation must again be
paid. In some places along the line the
debris has been washed back go quickly
as to partly bury the very machines
which threw it out.-Panama Cor New
York Times.
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The modes of deaths approach are various
and statistics show conclusively that NOR,
persons die from diseases of the Throat ant
Lungs than any other. 1t is probable tina
everyone, without exception, receives vas
numbers Of Tubercle Germs into the sys en-
and where these germs fall upon suitable sol
they start into life and develop. at first slowly
and are shown BY slight tickling sensation IL
the throat and if allowed to continue th.il
rsvsges they extend to the lungs producing
Consumption and to the head, causing CO
tRrrh. Now all this is dangerous and If al
lowed to proceed will in time cause death
At the onset you must act with promptness
allowing a cold to go without attention /,
dangerous and may lose you your life. A,
soon as you feel that something is wrong with
your Throat, Lungs or Nostrils. obtain 8
bottle Of Boschee's German Syrnp. It vii
give You immediate relief.
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Lady Herbert. Of England, says that ir
ten years Washington will be the handsom-
est city in the world.
A New York correspondent dares to assert
that Mary Anderson looks old. Mary
anglo m sula is beginning To meet with its re
ward from patriotic Americans.
Jane fiading has the usual French idea, OF
rather fari-ian iiea, of e. ography. .'Wh,
10 the peoIie speak English heiet" she ex.
claimed when she reached Canada.
Lord Randolph Churchill caught the gov.
eminent mapping Tuesday night, and tire,
oi IT, orators spoke against me while IN,
ships beat the bushes for members to come
10 the rescue. Churchill has been SO silenl
these months past that his attack upon tn,
meal management of the present government
vas a double sensation. He isa young man
! but he has long head and realizes tina
after home rule is disposed of the finances u
the kingdom will be brought sharply to III
front. Churchill left the ministry on ques
ton of department expenditure, and the new
iOries expect him 10 continue as an adyocat,
Of reform.
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Cardinal Manning and other English Cath
Ollie relate. have sent an address to the Pop,
protesting against the Italian penal laws.
Mrs. Alice j. Shaw, the ~histling prim,
doLna. has been granted An ABSOLUTE diyUrc
from w. IL shaw. her husband. ~ho left he
three years ago.
The Vermont Legislature has granted ,
charter To the Maritime Canal Company %
Nicaragua. Tins is one OF the things tina
the Democratic house would have done, bu
failed to do.
Much 10 the surprise of her physician an,
friends Mrs. Harriet Beecber Stowe has al
most sholly recovered from her recent i'll
ness, and pass, her time plessan ly at he
Hartford home, engaged in her usual occu
pations.
Senator Blair, ha, now strong hopes ant
justly so, of the passage of his educatipna
bill Its passage Is a duty. The nation hi
given the negro the ballot. II owes it to hin
that he be given the power to WELD it iEtelli
gently.
An American merchant who has been II
business in China for several years says tha
the average fortune brought home by a China
man on bi. return 10 China from the Unit. ,
states is about $500. On this small sum b,
IS able to live in comfort free from the toll o
earning his living.
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Odds and Ends.

Berlin scientist says salt is conducive to
longevity.
Liibium i. the lightest metal known and is
worth sl60 per ounce. Gsllium is the cost
liest metal known anl is worth S3250 per
ounce.
The first locomotive built in this country
was christened Best Friend" and Henry G
Raworth, the man who first run it, is still
living.
From skeletons found in South Carolina
il is certain that there used to be a race of
men in this country Eho stood from eight to
eleven feet high. and who could step over a
common rail fence.
A Cincinnati establishment each year
beats out 81 600 gold dollars into gold leaf
II d as each dollar can be made into sheet
hat will carpet too rooms IL 2 feet square,
some idea may be formed of its tenuity. Il
requires l400 thicknesses of gold leaf to
equal sheet of thin paper and ESQ, 900 to
form an inch.
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ucr Carr Ars coupied.

This operation must. acror,ling 10 tho
regulations u Elost ruads. liz performed
BY the aid Of shUr1 stick. hut disrs-
earuiag the regulation. partly to save
time and partly because Of fear Of the
ridiciils. that would he called cut by the
exhibition Of a lick Of dexterity. the
average brakeman Uses his fingers He
must lift the link and bold il horizontal
II until the end enters the opening. and
then withdraw his hand before the
heavy drawisafs come together. A de-
lay Of fraction Of second would
crush the hand or finger as under trip
hammer. And in point Of fact this
delay does for various reasons. frequent
ly happen. and the number Of trainnen
with wounded hands 10 be found In
every large freight yard is sad evidence
Of the fact
But again. assuming that this part OF
the operation is accomplished In safety.
there il another and worse danger in the
possibility of being crushed bodily.
Cars are built witt, projecting tirnbers on
their ends at or near the center. for the
purpose of keeping the main body OF
each ear twelve or fifteen inches II IN
its neightor. but ears Of dissimilar PIT
tern sometimes meet IN such way
that the projections on one lap
pass those on the other, and the
space which should afford room
for the man 10 stand in safety IS not
maintained. II the brakeman, in the
darkness Of night or the hurry Of his
work, fails to note the peculiarities Of the
cars, he Is merciiessly crushed, the pom
derous vehicles often banging together
with a force Of many tons. A constant
danger in coupling and uncoupling Is the
Liability TO catch the feet in angles N the
track. Freight conductors are peculiarly
liable TO this. as the duty of uneoupling
pulling out the coupling PIN generally
devoiyes upon them, and must be done
while the train is in motion. Walking
rapidly along. in the dark, with the right
hand holding a lantern and grasping the
car, while the left is Juggling at q
pip which sticks. involves pcrplexities
wherein n moments hesitation may
prove fatal.-B. Is. Adams, Jr.. in Serb
ner's Magazine.
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Theory VS.. Practice

The p.mocra,a are trying IN hide thei,
tactics In SECURING fund. for the rac.p,
election bv making good deal NJ cbea,
talk about aRepubliean money" 1t WA.
formerly tn, Gu atom Of Democratic re.
formers In inv,,vh most hit,crIv ,v,in.,
the assessment of government officials ia,
campalgu purposes The "virtuous indig
nation" which they LET off On tbis suht.,,
womb cover moro paoes than a library N.
patent office rcpnrt. An this was befor
the Democrats got into power. and uhei
they had about despair,d nj ev,r emerc.
ing from tho wilderness They then on.
tertained ideal views of nolitical III,
Views that were Nngwumni,n and raj,
bow oolored. Alas, thu, they sbo,Io
h.y, an .,..a,,,, a;...,,., ,,o,,, t.,.,aa,
Of acting nm To their declaration Of nrInci.
pies. when they found Themselves In nosi.
ton to do go. n change came owe,
the spirit of their dream. rb;s VIVA f,l.
lowed nv a reac,ion which dsenen.d with
the annroaehi,v sl.c,,o, ,nto uso, 81,
The rpfprmpra rhau xtnnl at th., npnn.it.
extreme NJ THAR tor,,ar no-i,,o, H.,
the sensation xa. he no ms,,s nsv am.
In tho psmo.r.,,, hos,. rh., ,,d 90,
,s,d 10 4, r,an -, .,,. -.
After the b,r, ..rna1 do,,.r, 90 H. a,'
e,nms,, .,,ln,os a. n,. 49,. -
hsfore wh.ra ~. p.n,,,,,o,,n, bal g..
m.r,r so,,.,,.., -. ,,. -. ,'' ~
..Retorr.rs., -, - ~ - - ".''
m. c.mns,,,n -, -. you 'p'si 4"
sn.,on, =, p,n,,., : ~ - !,
,,,h. - -, $50" n''.s Auu ue"iA'"'u
NAV hs w.,, :, ,.,,,a., 49,. .ha, -, ~
- ', sen " ien"rs mere, 'i,e' TINS wa
ms,sa , 'a''A'e, u Wni,h 'ne pe,noefa'''
,s s' .'',,'. ol '0naue'lns the campaign bore
the slightest resemblance to Biblical
matters ,,'
When these tithes failed to make good
Pine Tree State, aud the despairins voice
bon camp calling for "mOre soap" it was
determined to take another 1.-THE follow
ing the shining example of civil service
'e'o'" executive. The movement was
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A Grand Idea.

Prof. Geo, H. Kalteyer, the well known
chemist Of Texas, investigated the baking
powder question, and wrote Il submitted
Prof. Horsfords preparation to chemical
examination. and found it composed of pure
ahd non-poisonous materials. The idea of
Prof. Horsford was, indeed, grand one, in
suppanting the indigeslible tart rates, which
are the final result of all cream tartar baking
powders, by the soluble phosphates, the very
nutritive property of bread, and the bone
producing element of nature. II is certainly
the best and most healthfnl bread-raising
preparation ever offered to the public.
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Another wonderful discovery has been
made and that too by lady in this country.
Disease fastened its clutches upon her and
tor seven years she withstood its severest
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 bottle of DR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption and
was so much relieved on taking first dose
that she slept all night and with one bottle
has been miraculously cured. Her name is
Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus write w. C. Ham.
rick & Co, of Shelby, N. C.--Get free trial
bottle at J. NJ. Mixers Drug Store
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Won Il You Relieve

The proprietor of kemp's Balsam give
thousands of bottles away yearly? Thu
mode of advertising would prove ruinous il
the Balsam was not perfect cure for cough,
and sill throat and lung troubles. You will
ace the excellent effect after taking the FIRST
dose. Don't hesitate Procure a bottle to-
day to keep 10 your house or room for imme-
date or future use. Trial bottle free at all
druggists. Large size SOC. and 81 90.
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Notice

paper. ihst we have more parlor suite. than
room. and if you ever expect TO re-furnish
that psrior now is your golden opportunity
We must sell the goods or get more store
room and we prefer to sell Crushed Plush
Parlor Suits for $40, s+5, $50. $50, SIS and
upwards rather than hire more room. Here
is your chance to re-furnish and save $40
bill. We don't want money. VIC want more
room, so you can pay rs 81 to $40 and the
balance 81 per week. or we will give Eve per
cent of for cash. These goods are the lat
est styles and are perfect in every particular
Come early and examine at corner Pearl and
Middle streets. Portland.
THE ATKINSON HousK FuRSnHIxe Co.
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The sweetest thing that ever grew beside &
human door" was little May. until she took
10 having headaches. For a time she lost
her beauty, but one bright day her Papa
bought bottle of Salvation Oil, and 10 she
is as sweet and pretty as ever.
Time is money, but health is happiness
II you have bad cold or cough use DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup. 1t will cure you every
time. Price % cts.
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The best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhe UNI, Fever
Sores, letter, ChApped Hands, Chiiblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruption. and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t 10 guar.
srteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price a6 cent? per box. For sale
by J. n. MIXER sue70fd&vIy
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Here and There.

To those who are acquainted with Lieut.
Hatch, of the L. S. Army. the Military In
ructor at the State College and u no hav,
zee" aware of the solid and thorough drll.
'hich the Coburn Cadets have been under
gong during the present term. it ha, been
10 surprise that the Cadets won the cham
lionship in competition with the Neale,
iities at Lewiston on Thursday evening
The Cadets are ithont doubt the best disci
plined company in the State, and their com
handing officer. Captain C G. Cushman OF
the senior class is very popular. He hs,
great reason to be proud of his command.
week or two ago in coming down from
Portland, We had for a seat mate PORTO,
of the way. gentleman whose home wa,
IN Piscataquis county, but who was returning
from four years residence in California
We were on the Ysnle &c EXPIRES. and IN one
Of the luxurious cars run by the Maine Cen
trail. This is the hest train, remarked our
fellow traveller, 1.-The best car, and the mos,
Accommodate & conductor | have struck
since left California" And then he wenl
on to tell sbou; the rough roads and mean
cars which he had encountered in his long
journey. We were reminded of this Incl
lent in reading, just now. the report of tn
railroad Commissioners inspection of tn
Maine Central. which SAYS that "a singl.
defective place was not discovered in their
entire line" 1t would be hard matter to
find better equipped. more thorough,
built or prudently administered railroad in
the eountry, than the Maine Central. Tha,
this wonderful growth aud prosperity of the
road is due almost entirely to the foresight,
and ability of the General Manager, Col.
Psyson Tucker, everybody familiar with the
same will willingly testify. And while his
liberal policy and shrewi management have
built up the great corporation over which he
presides, they have also contributed largely
to the prosperity and development of the
great business iuterestsof the State MIR
Fucker has had numerous liberal offers to
take charge of railroads in tn. West, but it
is fortunate for Maine, and for the Maine
Central that he ha. so far declined them all.
By-the-way, one of our exchanges tells a
good story of Col. Tucker that shows how
loyal he is to the State of Maine, and how
much he enjoys living here. II was at the
st. Louis convention last summer at which
Mr. Tucker was a delegate, and he there
fell in with Historian who was telling the
of Missouri and her grand old Mis-
sissippi, and the vast level lands, etc turn.
ing around said: .'Mr. Tucker, what do you
think of Missouri" His reply vas: II had
rather be lamp post in the city of Portland
than to own the whole State of Missouri
In his morning discourse In Boston last
Sunday, Rev. Minot J. Savage discussed the
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M prospect that four or five new
st.e-s Win BE- admitted 70 the Union dur
,.~ the next two years. ha. called public
.tsDnsioo somerhat from the considera-
s,o N asher matters Of almost, IL not
cutie. equal importance. In 1880 new
e,usus Of the country win he made, upon
which will be based an apporionment Of
members Of Congress, for the ten year.
following. Much will therefore depend
mon the aecnfscy and fidelity With which
,bl. enumeration IL male. IL sill be
soobsfuI II New England can,
Al whole, maintain hsr
present representation, although in this
state We shall probably hold our own.
The South will doubtless show gain In
three or -four states. Indications
posnt 70 Ios. 10 the middle, and In fact
most Of the older states. The e0nfrms-
ton Of thls may be found Ia several
tbIng,. First, In the growth Of the rail-
road system from $500 miles In 1880 to
Iss.goO Ia 1893; second, the increase In
the votes Of some of the ne" states and
territories.
Careful estimates Of population
says the New YORK Tribune indicate
that the increase vest Of the his'''sipp'
River since 1880 has been about a'|o'ooo'
Of which about 400 900 has been In the
ata,ss NJ Nlssouri, Arkansas, Loui.iana
and Texas, mainly by Immigration from
the South, and 5,So'o' VI Tue othe'
Trnns-nississippi states ana territories
A very large snare OF TINS ne" popuhtloi
has been drawn fr"" tne "'uef '''Aie'
esst OF the hissps'PP'' Inc wing ~n""'
also, that large "iajof'y Vi Tue "'sf"''
Ing voters from the o'hef Nof'hefn 0'"'''
have been hepaoiieAns' IN 'ne new
states ana iefritor's' "H''-s e'''ei i"'"-
try Ia farming tine pfopof'"n VI Pet'""'
OF the voting age ~ from gu !" >" PEI
cent, ana IN the Outfit an" e'Pee'"sy t''
mining states ana ie''''"''s' lr'"' W y
10 per cent whiie IN ths o'ne' o''''S 1t i
from 10 To - per cent
These hgufes ih"eate '''' Lew ="
persons OF voting aye nave P"1"u ilo"
Northern states across ''e "'''''-'PP
within the e'ght years SINCE 'pe '"-' oel'Su
wastsken' very "'ge "''I''''y VI '''eS'
votersare hepuoh'an'a i''' "'"PV 'up1'"''
tiated ny tine recent ei'ct'""' "SP"ch'iy IT
California, coioraao' hahs"S. Nepra7N'
and Minnesota let ~ spite OF th'S vas
exodus OF It's voters-exceedin2 ny uaor'
than ic,Voo the h"hper o' pe"'"'f"'
Who have migrated "'thin tue same pc
riod-tbe Republican party -no"eu III 'n'
recent election ~ much and 10 some case
mofe strength IN the oider othf
than IL dih before th'S gre"
change In the distrioution OF poillles
forces had taken place IN oraer 10 nav
maintained THIS icad-in tue race TOO :"
Prohibition movement aimed nj Its de
struction-the Republican party mus
have drawn heavily from the Democratic
ranks. This Is proof OF the results o
the tarii1 issue which mas not pceh gl'c'
the weight II deserves IL demonstrate
also beyond doubt that very hrg'
majority OF the young men VINO threw
their frat ballots IN the recent election
acted with the Republican party.
These facts will show the great impor
lance which attaches to the work OF TAX
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From Rev. P. II. Jersey, d. D., L. L. d,
late President Maine Wesleyan Seminary
and Female College, Kent. Hill, Me.
DIR. F. W. kinsman; Dear Sir.-For
FIVE years the students under my care have
used Adamson's Botanic Cough Balsam.
and have. | think, found it second to no
oiher remedy for throat and lung troubles q"
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Suiies

Dullard-That's pretty good hat you're
wearing.
Brixhtly-Tt ought to he; /, cost enough
Dullard-why thought you won it on the
election.
Brightly-So did but hate like blazes
% pay out So in drinks to win SO hat
LoreH Citizen.
Mrs. Bltfers- Here is an advertisement
for man weighing not less than 400 pounds
[ wonder if he is wanted for dime museum
Mr.. Bliffers-Dunno. Maybe they want
him TO drive coal cart hiiadelphta
Record.
Pastor-I regret to see you with that new
hat on, Bro. Fhpps,
Flpp,-Why so, doctor?
Pastor-lt IS soon after electio - Chicago
Globe.
The proof reader for the Charleston Cour-
'er is iuug woman, who leaves for home
yer. morning at ? o'clock. She used to b.
lccosted by loafers. but after killing one and
pounding two they discovered that typo
Iraphcal error she was. and let her alone -
Detroit Free Press
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The Excitement Not Over.

The rush on the druggists still continues
and daily scores of people call for bottle o.
Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lung
for the cure of coughs. colds, asthma, bron
chitis and con, umption. Kenps Balsam
he standard family remedy, is sold on Z
guarantee and never fails to give entire sat
isfaction. Price soc. and 81. Trial sizs
free. nov I3d&w4w3p
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The Somerset Reporter urge. the building
Of the little hye-mile LINK betxeen skoxhe-
kan and Non idgesoek which will connect the
Maine Central with the Somerset Railroad
system--a matter which il says has been too
long Delayed and that to the great injury OF
sko~hsgsn's business interests. The Re-
porter Gays there viii be no opposition to tie
scheme from either railroad. and il thiak.
fifteen men ia the two towns eau be named
~ho will build IL. and when built il can PROB
ably be leased TO one or the other Of tie
shove named corporations. Further ,fslay in
building il Is hazardous to the business inter
e.ts of The Kennebec valley. The link i.
sure to be built sooner or later-ths sooner
the better.
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MM IF IF the are good sa11 aiass # '1 its
alone on account Of Dyspepsia. Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Constipation; sold on q
positive guarantee at 25 and 80 cents, by
]. NJ. Mixer. 1874 Water street, druggist
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\ c\Scv,S Blood Elixir is the only
A>NNNN . Blood Remedy guaran-
teed. 1t is positive cure for Ulcers, Erup-
tons or Syphilitic Poisoning. I;purines the
whole system. and banishes all Rheumatic
and Nsuralgic pains. We guarantee H.
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NNNles

HNles s enss. are OF fF stsn1 ri', with
Windy Collie. Teething Pains. or
stomach Disorders, can be relieved
1t once by using Acker's Baby soother.
It contains no Opium or Morphine,
hence is safe. Price 25 cents. Sold By
j. VI. Mixer 1874 Water street. druggist
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SONe.

So>>c the ChlIGren. They are es
SNSS peclally liable to sudden
Colds, Coughs. Group. Whooping Cough
etc. We guarantee Ackers English
Remedy a positive cure. Il saves
hours Of anxious watching. Sold BY
I'M Mixer. 1874 wste, street. Druggist