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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-15
QUEER AND CuG'CU .

\ housewife at Grid y. Cat. Will
dressing chicken for Ginnpi, found i J
its crop II diamond, which was sold f !
SlSj,
An Fat saginaw family that is sup
ported l., labiic charity scraped to-
gether mon, Y enough to pay the tax GA
Il s.; d"y
John STAR. Of Pike county, Ga. lied
two q - on Ilowder creek some time
ago. one OF t. ~ measuring fifty inche.
from tip to til
y boy II ur+ of age has been SEN
ten,ed to on months imprisonment at
Miltov.n lrei nd, for melting the people
to boycott a lie of cattle.
o + Williams. of Patilo. Ga. has
found snake fifteen inches lone. and
no bigger around than knitting needle
1t seem, to he "A variety of water serpent.
While seeking for work from house to
house at l"s Angeles. Cal. the discarded
daughter of millionaire accidentally
discovered her parents and was =. ,lcomed
home
George Cutler was driving home IA
team at MurloCk. ILL.,. during thunder
storm. when a stroke OF lightning Killed
him and both horses without leaving a
mark ON anv of them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-15
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-15
MECHANICS OF PRESIDENTS

Gen. Pierce was called Frank"
John Adams called himself "a Presi-
dent of three votes
Mr.. Cleveland was called Grover" and
"Sire" by the people
President Taylor was never known BY
any other name than Zach
Gen William Henry Harrison's appel
lation, "Tippecanoe. is immortal
President Buchanan was always known
as Buck. "Bucky" and "Breck."
John Quincy Adams was called. almost
from the beginning Of hispolitical career,
Tribune of the People Columbus
and "Pubicola' were other names that
were given him by the people
The American Cincinnatus.~ This
grand apP.Ilation was lhesole pseu lonym
that the American people ever found
suitable to the traits and characteristics
of George " Washington. the first president
of the United States
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-15

The party OF Nailse capitalists who made
a TIM 10 the south was received with an adj
,.ress Of welcuine by All old coloItd 'anntie
Al Shreveport, La Glad ter Sc yer, gem
men. said she. '.coslrs, IS Whar We from.
renirieu, an wh,.r yer gwile teri Here the
SPEAKER was overwhelmed by applause. fol-
lowed by what she and her brood appreciated
still more, a shower Of nickels from her dis
rinruishes guests. How many children have
youf was inquired, the ebony hocs III
creased about the door Dunno, sab, ten or
tfteen Of esn. guess IL get EN- tosedier
an YOU can CONT EN- She began TO call,
lake" Pete 'RasJus,n julie" Liza"
and got gooi many together. but they were
TOO much excited by the uiCkels that Sept
dropping among them % keep still. and the
census has, to .e abandoned II was evident.
however. to Judge Hall. VI DO tells the story IN
The Watervilie Sentinel, that the mother was
correct "a far as her knowledse extended.
There we're al east zen or fifteen. N--l.rwi~
ton Journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-15

That famous naturalist missed one
morning three snast.s lie had brought
home the night before On searching
high and low he found two. but one was
still missing Mrs Agassiz twho was
dressingl in putting on her boots found
it coiled inside her boot. Her screams
Of surprise brought Agassiz. who ex-
claimed.
''Oh. Lizzee. how terreeble it might
have been"
"What!~ said his wife. "are they poi
sonous?'
"Oh. yes. the most poisonous little SER
pents you can think-so rare-and YOU
might have crushed the nice little thing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-15
BRIGHT WIT OF ANNALS.
SOME OF THEM sHO" AN INTEL
LlGENce ALMOST HUMAN.

A Correspondent Relates THREE Good Anee-
dote--An Artisans Experiences with
Polly THAT Was Full of Fan-rhe Cat
Isn't such /. Laafer Some Think
An expert artisan came here from New
YORK to do seine tine inside work on a ScraIa-
ton mans new house II was going 70 take
aim three OF four weeks to do the job, and
while ne and the owner Of tins. premises we're
standing near the side entrance, just before
the work was be,un the owner sart: " As
you are to be IN my employ for some time,
would ike to know what name 10 cal you"
oh. cali ne Matt the mechanic replied,
and INTO tine house he went TO begin his job.
A few days aft-rward be heard some one
yelling Matt ami he skipped up stairs To
-, what ggas wanted Of him, surprising that
the man he was worklng for had called TO
him No one was there, and he returned to
bis WORK on the first door but in little
while be MS again interrupted oY voice
that YELLED Hello. Natl | say, Mattl
Hello there, Mattl7 and once more he trotted
Up stairs tie SION found from another work
mai who hai Just come in, that the owner
OF the property WAS OUT OF town, and he
went Down stairs little mystifiei As be
nad told nis name 10 no one but the owner
Of the house. hearing 1t called out in that
way ,trtick MIN "a rather queer, and. I'M
aglning that some fresh person had got hold
OF his nam and vas trying to make tool OF
him, be siliinter,d out and took turn around
the yard to so II h. could dlscus er the joker.
AND THEY WERE FRIENDS THEREAFTER
When he got To tine side OF the house where
ne had told hi, name To the man he was doing
,..4. in
followed by An there, Matt and the mys-
terry was solved just over the fence, few
feet from the uext hou,e, a parrots cage hung
from the lowest limb pf a chestnut tree, and
the parrot IN the cage the creature that
had oeen yelling at the workman Polly,
you're rascal I'll get even with YOU some
time, the mect .n.c told the garrulous bird,
and the parrot. ming To know that it had
teased tile man eDuckled Justify for a couple
of minutes
One afternoon when the family that owned
the parrot we're away from home, shower
cane up suddenly The workman heard the
bird scream, and he went and stool in the
doorway aud told it TO stop its noise. Take
Polly in. Polly get all wetI' it yellt waeni it
began to rain hard, and the man told it that
he was going toilet it get good and wet to pay
it for footing him Ion, take Polly in, the
bird begged. and, when the shower was thick
est the mechanic climbed over tie fence, IN
hooked the cage, and gave the parrot shelter
until its owner came home through the rain.
They We're good friends after that, and the
parrot missed the workman when he didn't
come around any more.
Capt George B Thompson, of Adams av-
enue, owns cat and rooster that are in
separabe companions. They are about the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-15
DAManm'S BALSAM

@AU Alhou.s . bALSAM
~H r. Bf07,sa Hp a 70 aDi stops
q cough na,ra Hpoedtiy. Ger
VtslblY and surely tiian any
otiar msdirina.
~ RLAYs ARE DANGEROUS.
II cures all lung and throat
Diseases that risn Do reached
by human aid
DsNsuF'a BAI.9AN prevents
III ! tho growth " aaritus iiiness
~ a dangerous ciass Of dis
" aRses that begin ms marn trig-
inl ailments. and arc not u
bo negigrted as SUCH.
"AsY per=ons have tested tho
Vi e71raGy u AdsmsnB's Balsam,
IL ailaJs Inflammation AMI
VIZ puts hstop 70 tickling in tho
throat.
~ ooTHFs 10 natural and 70
frsahing slumber during
which nature rsgains
strength 10 combat disease.
THER remedies may bs
AAN shown you and recommended
~ being Just as good - AZ
Adamson's but rsmembor tho
genuine IA tho bast.
ONE need ever die unless by
arcideat or old age II tho RS
sources u the healing art are
completely, iudiclously and
w timaly applied.
fsGE it's introd notion
A2A throughout New England.
over tssnty iyo years ago. 1t
has constantly won Ia way
III Into public favor Cnul now
II Ia tho universal decision
35c 4 75c that II II tho best remedy for
curing coughs colds and pull
Trial Sine mouary complaints includ-
i0c. Ing asthma
Eaut,tna yn.da A
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Wanted tn he Nhipped

Papa. wish you i Whip me a little. ="
why, then. ''pec1use when you whip
me mamma gives me pears. "-Fliegende
Elaettar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-15
WANTED!

Experienced operators in all departments
~ M NJ, stitching around, 50 CLOSING on. and
other parts in the fitting room. Ladies mex
prIlrnccd, having had some experience with Sc wing
nHi'Ii"s VIII hnt situations To learn the businrss
Experience workmrn on various parts in men =
nriar'mcniS, II application Is r'dt at once will
md good situations. good pay, steady employ ment.
No rik"s or labor troubles Of any kind.
CALDW ELL X LIBBY,
J"h' ''iN"iw Randolph, Me.
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aem advertisements
Potato BUGS Die

BY eating P~re xide f >siteates, a sure
death TO Potato. squash and tueum"er
Rag, Currsnt and cabbage - "rms
Harmless To man beast. Every pound
warranted.
Price d cts. per pound Agents wan cd
CIR. DALTON 4 CO.. Agents;
~ Prebble street. on1tana. We.
iIrI..- .l..alN NJ
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PiMPLES TO SCR0FUla.
4 Positive lure for every skin. Scalp
and Blood ID sease except
lchthyesis.

Psoriasis years Head. trms. an Breast
a solid scab Rack Covered 18th sores.
Best Doctors and Medicines Fail sur'd
by tuiieura Remedie, at a Cost of >S.s5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-15


r. ~, Nnni,ts i,.r, ~, u, ON morse; ln4nr'
U7oH SALE-At bargain one good Jersey
L COW, also one good mare. Apply at Macon
bur- Insurance Office. junrI3iif
II irg Park. II mnst he en-, b.fors Inv - III
\ portion very soon. HENEY G. STAPLES.
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I1oH SNLt-A good pan" cheap for cash
= MEs. u. HA-kELt - Crosby -.
-nI, 49, - -
T. and foot beam, AIn ,,,et angi,ns .ui. xxx
mnefldiu' 81. DAvENr@r.r. HallopeI. Me.
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NpN sAIi-S"verH house lots, Desirable 10
eality- La-y terms Inquire Of
lnnf'di In"-. j. InNtn.
L located an Bangor street opposite school =
iinuse double Tenement nearly one Of land
luheHdu J. > J"H>soN, 10 Water St
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7oR SALE OR To HE>T--lhr keblcr
IT. hriI,, 4o'ut "a mus u N me krn
dwelliaR hOu-c and two barrs a small orchard and
.1lnr ce'rI y trtr'' nd Cd wood lot There Is
haf, bees til. .prnr IN land .o1n !. Of
sI,i xxx, ''' "' '''''n'''' ihrncniar- given on
Augusta, June I. ls.q. innridpodtt
-.y..,,.
e cottage can secure A bargain in . f,Inf,,,i
o"'i'g' az Ocean Point By calling at Tia" Office Of
MAY t''fw J.. ; foGG.
I1oI, o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-15

O;sh fLES, black heads red Toug chappcd an
iB oily Kin prevented by Ctri'TRA SOAP.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-15

..tEH WILLIAMS POST No, Is, Il. A X Req.
y lar mectiugs every Thursday evening nj a A
x Hall. No. ti0 Water street.
l.. SELLING, Commands
wM NcDAvin, Adi't.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-16

bron6ln before min. inc shysfer law
vers who had run the town Dc
fore Charles incumbcncy protested
against this ~ a violation OF the con
stltntion Of the United States but they
protested I'm silence. I'm fact, the pro
les, was useless. The process Of the
Judge was rather summary, but The
result was very gratifying to the good
citizens Of Tucson. The wild. rough
characters who had ruled tho town
were now engaged IN cleaning the
streets. and Tucson was seeing an era
of prosperity that II had not known
since It's foundation. But If the bust.
ness men were pleased, the lawyers
we're prop0rtiOnately disguised ihe
court refused to recognize them ana
their business was gone. ono dAy.
however. one OF them pluckcd up
spirit enough to 20 before the court m
behalf of his client and demanded a
trial by jury. Tho court was about
to sentence the prisoner to a term in
tho chain gang, when the lawyer M
tcrposed a demurrer. My client, De
slia. objects to being triel by this
court. on the ground Of prejudice, aud
demands to be tried by jury.
by shury, said Charlie. what
is dot shuryf
"'IIe demands said The lawyer, 10
be tried by his peers.
"'Oh. be docs, does her said Char
lie. Well | sendenco him 10 two
weeks in the shain gang and / sem
dence Won 90 ono week. Now how You
like dot trial by shuryl and into the
chain gang the lawyer went and there
ho stayed until his term was zap.
conc day man named Wolf was
brought before the court for cheating
some indians out Oh 3d. Tie was an
unscrupul0us mau bat "a sArcwd ono
and he knew all the tricks Of ilD
law Charlie felt that Iu his cI,c tlr
Matcria Modlca was NOT sufficient 500
tboriiy and SO he adjourned thc court
to gct am opportunity tO consult some
books ON the law or to obtain advice
from somebody with knowledge OF
ID. As he declared the ease poncd
and the court adjourned, however ho
turned % the pr>oncrand SAID volt
IL is de unanimous opinion oi dis com
muuity dot youafe "a ~ tiei aHd ins
court comedies fully in dot opinion
"WOlf lost color and raising Dds iisi
hc said judge don't Do Way one
speak to mc iu That say.
" DIS court fines Nou $40 i1r ui,.
tn.r conn ID q rtrI.f,f Do ~lII i'I.IIIf
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-16

Did YOU ever notice the conduct OF
a man who is forced by circumstances
to enter a fashionable millinery store
unaccompanicd by a female body
guard Ii not, it will be found enter.
tanning.
His fellow mon will pity him. but
the women will laugh at him. 10 IS
one Of the few positions IN whichmas-
culinity is wholly 40 the mercy of the
fair sex. said q well known Fifth ave
nue. millincr the other day:
1T may appear incredible, but ]
have seen mcn-mcn who have led IN
battle. who habltually mount the ros-
trum. who pass their lives IN constant
friction with their fellows, or who en-
ioy reputation as favoritcs among
women in soc.cty-enter this place
alone t0cxccutc commissions for their
wives. and fall suddenly into the con-
dition OF great, bashful, oyergrown
school boys when called upon to face
the girls and speak a piece
why is it, That's a metaphysical
problem. But there is always some
thing IN the atmosphere ol pace uc-
voted exclusively to the laborand per
sonal adornmcnt Of women which
painfully discoucens man unless he
Is attended By his wife, and even then
he is by no means at hisCase As an
instance Of this. q gentleman OF &c
knowlcdgod nerve and prominent IN
national politics came ia here recently
10 ordcra bonnet for his wife. 10 be
sent home on approval Before hc
left was really sorry for him. \
number OF ladies were trying on hats,
and hc became $50 nervous that . firm
liz believe hc didn't know the colors or
the price OF the bonnet he selected. He
kept lidgcting and CHANGING about him
like thief. and wlicnhis business was
concluded made a dash for the door
without leaving the address so | had
to call him back. shouldn't wonder
il be took drink to steady himself
when he got ouiside.
Its a queer thing, isn't itT-New
York Star.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-16
UNTO THE LEAST OF THESE.

q chnIfens eyes unchHdlikci Childrcnseys
That make pure. hal.owcJ age seem young indeed
Wan eyes that nn driar horrors daily iccs'
learned deep "a an that leaves us most nn~l"i
Poor wells bcneaih whose troubled depths irn'h
lies
Drowned drop ned. atu SO does ~ sad heart
bleed
when remember you. 70 does &c plead
And strive within my hrpast-as one who cries
The torture ~ her first born-that the day,
The l0ag. brght day. seems thicker so~n for mo
With eyes 81 children than the heavens at night
with star, on stars To watch you IS TO pray
That You may some day see IA children se
when man. like God. hath said. Let there be
light"
Dear Christ. Thou hadst Thy childhood ere Thy
crOs.
These BEARING first their cross no childhood
know.
But. a-,4i With toll through countless horrors
grow
To age more horrible Rough locks ato's
Above drink redeemed eye, like southern moss
That DROPS iis tanglts 20 the marsh below:
so standard dreamed or real by which 10 sho"
The pitrols completeness OF their loss
so resi-. no hoi,e no Christ. the cross alone
Borne on their backs rs day their bed by night
Their CHASTITY plaything when they pause to weep
Their threat of torture do they dare 10 inoan'
4 darkness ever dark across their Eight
4 weight that makes a waking Of their sleep
Father. who countesi such poor birds a. inll,
Count Thou these children fallen from their place.
l..ft aaI console them oi Thy ply grace,
Ana teach tnr,n that 10 suffer Is NOT oil.
Hedge theui about with love as with wall.
Give tNani iu dreams thr knowisigeof ihy face.
And wins, away such stains ns sin doth trace,
s.nling dchsrruncc when brave souls call
Deliver taru % lord. deliver them
rh,se children as Tbs San was once n chilli
Sake them even pnn'r ihaD H'l0re ibry iel.
Radiant ir rlImcni clean from thruat to hem.
Tor. Lord. tl Thou hast cleansod these sin de-
nUd.
OF sich thc Kingdom not Of heaven, but heu
-Aiueiic Recs in iiariers Magazine
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-16

That is very pretty account OF the
adventure Of the Ocean steamer
"Saalen with the iceberg.
She was sailing ut midnight through
drifts Of fog and alternate moonlight
in a perfectly calm sea that tempted
young people OF opposite sexes to stay
on deck and talk Of the beauties OF a
fair night on the ocean Suddenly a
giant iceberg doomed up ahead.
The captain was at his post and gave
an order 80 loud and sudden that 1t
brought the passengers on deck in light
airv costumes. and very much scared
The ship ranup on the floating fairy
palace, just grated against it, and then
sailed away again over the moonlit sea-
The dudes had an opportunity to en-
brace. Perhaps they Cid; and who
shall say that the girls were 10th to be
assured Of safety. when, in the presence
of an iceberg. an adorer softly wins
pered. as they do It on the stage. Il Will
save you"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-16


Tie names 90 Major William War
wick aud Captains Dawson. Miunlge
rode. and Lee. " h0 have passed aTa'
80 recently .ali of them suddenly vii
ione be rem, mbered by their old CON
iadc. a. typicll staff officers OF tnt
cavalry of tue Amy OF Northern VIZ
gina. All foui belonged 10 the second
brigade. aud each added a iu-tce 20 BE-
fame The 1wo last named We're beard
less Youths. fresh from the University
Of Virginia. when lhes joined our COM
mand.
Well dol recall Captain Lees hand
some face. with bis t-inkhng. saucy
eve. when flushed with the excitemeu.
Of an engagement. Full Of dash. he
was ever ready TO DO any duly. and al
ways in pleasant way. What mom-
orils and asst cations these names
rekindie AIMS. how soon viii tley te
forgotten! But their children. and
lhIr children grandchildren, houia
cling t. The hllh commandment a. a
cheri b It's teachings text 10 the hi-
and second.
They were patrols who lov d III r
Siate:and fought and bied. ana starved.
and went ragged through storm aud
rain. ,now and mud. and gave their all
but honor IN the contest ior conslilu-
tionai rights. History and bingraf by
are constantly being written. but the
ueuts Of the service are seldom atlri-
butei TO the tue aud exact performers.
War Is ar affair Of discrimination, and
a s;af officer who possessed this attTl-
butte was of iuestimabie value to his
commanding officers. Some men seek
place. Abolition and variety impress
them with the idea Of theIsOwn fitness.
Others are endowed with an inluiuve
talent for war. enlarged aud ex-
pandei by experience. Captain LIE
inherited all the dash and quickuess of
his family ia divining the purpose OF
the enemy, aud had he served on
another theatre Of the great conflict,
where there could have been DO com
plant of kth or elan, his rank would
have Teen greatly increased by the un-
doubted abilities which he possessed.
lie served on my staff. aud as staff
officer of the brigade 10 which | be-
longed and frequently commanded. |
had. therefore. the fullest opportunity
10 know aud appreciate his worth.
When our shy became overcast with
portending disaster, and officers pre-
ferred positions Of less exposure. he
seemed to cling with double tsnacity
TO the cause; and when the end came
he was ut bis post ready TO follow the
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-16
How TO MILK a cow
some Suggestions That niiacrs win Do
Well to Consider


The Minnesota dairy commI sion
makes the following valuable u9gcs
tions ID cow mixers.
ALWAYS milk in clean. airy place.
free from odols. Before beginning Co.
milk brush aIl the loose mrani DIRT
from the cows sidcaud uddrr III cine
uddcr is soilcd have pail of water
and cloth or sponge at baud. and give
n "a ,horouob cleaning. Have the
hands drv aud clean. and d0 u0t Wat
fhe cows tcals with milk
BE gentle with the cow and SD
down to her so that you cam place
youl hcld au4inst lor nau, and CON
irol tho movements of hcr lrs with
,n,, l.f, arm, ia o..... She .f.u. around
1r il Inclined tn Kick
..Vbo s,fo.t no.ition is.fhrne leaeed
.,ooi talino tbe nail Grmlv between
com, knees not 1.tfino so noaf. or SID
far AWAY that the mixer cannot SIT
firmly and steadily and rise Quicklv
Take hold of The tpat wcl mp ODD
the nddcr and gently stroke DO down
ward before brrjuuinr FAB mills Grasp
,bc oA lind t6,t v,fh do lrl hand
and the men, fore t.at with the ri.ht.
oi. Inc off foret.at with laonoht hand
and the near hind teat w.th ihc icit
soas % milk across ln m4sNng the
teais roach wci zap on iAe ulaer aul
press the mik downward into i4e
teat. closing tEc iore.lnear and thumb
tightly around 10 next the uddcg as
soon as the tcat comes fairly within
The hand IAm close tne second.
third and fourth fingers in om,Dr r.y
inc a slight lui gcnue pull 600 the
tcat and squeezing ont Of itulI tI.c
milk il contains before loosenug tAc
grip. Repeat This operation until tlc
milk ceases 20 How.
Let every mixer have ile sme
COW 10 milk regularly each might aud
morning. and let bin begin every
time with the same one milking each
in the samcordcrand closing wllh tAe
same one every time.
This regularity induces sort oi