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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-10
Grniu in Sight.

CHICAGO, December 9-The Board Of Trade
report on the visible supply of grain Is as fol-
lows: Wheat, SO, l7S, 900 bushels; increase, l.
4S7O, ,0OO; decrease, 2f7.OO0. Rye, L1l5.O0O: de-
crease, $4,000 Barley. 2.774 OO0 decrease, III,
OO0
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-10
Boatou Stocks.
Philadelphia stocks.

Closing quotations Of Philadelphia stocks, fur
nished by Whitney & Stephenson, brokers. No. 81
Fourth avenue. Members New York Stock Ex-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-10

WHILE pastor of the Canton Church,
New Jersey, some years ago, I temporarily
lost my voice, and was in consequence un-
able to preach for nearly year. Lastspring
I began to have all the symptoms of losing
it again, labored with great difficulty,
fearing each time preached would be the
last. In July / commenced using DR..
Jayne's Expectorant, at the same time rub
bing my throat and chest freely with the
liniment. 1 gargled my throat daily ac-
cording to the directions given in DR.. Jayne's
Almanac, at the same time taking the ex-
pectorant regularly. Feeling very much
better, 1 discontinued the use of the gargle
and the liuiment, but still kept on with the
expectorant. This winter have been more
exposed, and preach oftener than for many
years past, and yet my voice seems to be
growing stronger, and were it not for the re-
quirements of my calling, firmly believe
permanent cure would be effected by the ex-
pectorant. At all events the good it has
done, and is doing me, makes me anxious to
recommend it to all who are suffering from
throat or lung complaints.-ReU. W. Pike,
LdkeUille, Washington county, N. Y.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-10

WHAT the people want for cold is DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup, the old reliable. 25
cents,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-10

@12 90, according to quality; No. 2 prairie hay.
81 00GS 90; packing do. 81 2567 50.
STRAw-Oats, So 7507 90; wheat and rye
straw, So O0Qe Is.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-10
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

John Jacobs aged 49, had his neck broken
in scuft1e in front of his own door, in Chicago,
Sunday night the resnlt of a quarrel over
Jacobs sister.
"A number of the prominent citizens of Cas-
cade, Ia, have been summoned to appear at
Ananosa. to answer the charge of being
habitual drunkards.
The Governor of Wisconsin yesterday re-
fused to pardon Hartley Clifford, who is serving
life sentence for the murder of Captain Pugh
at Racine, several years ago.
The bond offerings at the Treasury yester-
day we're as follows: Four per cent coupons
So 45O registered As. s64S, 800 at IT. Registered
AS. S104 900; coupon. $500 at 1045A. All the
offers were accepted.
George Clemens, an insane criminal con-
fined in the State Asylum at Buffalo. commit
ted suicide by strangulatiOn late Sunday after
noon. He eluded his attendant and twisted a
towel around his neck until he strangled to
death,
The bridge across the Pawpaw river at ST.,
Joseph, Mich, went to pieces while north
bound freight on the Chicago and West Michi-
gan Railroad was crossing Sunday. Seven or
eight freight cars went into the river, ard the
bridge is total wreck.
1t is reported here upon authority that the
Northern Pacific will make Duluth an operat-
ing center. Word comes from New York that
Jay Cooks old plans regarding the Northern
Pacific are to be carried out and Minneapolis
made the principal terminus of the road.
AT Council Bluffs, Ia {, a young man named
James DonOhue, about Is years old, was shot
and instantly killed Sunday evening by William
Boathe. The murder was committed in the
back room of building adjoining a saloon.
Boathe was arrested at his home shortly after
the shooting.
Fire in the Finney House, Detroit, yester-
day caused 81. 900 damages. B. X. johnson,
clerk, clung to the window sill of his room on
the fourth floor until overcome by the smoke
when he dropped. He sustained q compound
fracture of the thigh and internal injuries. and
will die. Other guests had narrow escaped.
"A colored deputy policeman named Vine
a scene of terror in Higginsville, MOI Saturday
night by firing his revolver promiscuously into
a crowd of white people while they were leav-
ing the opera house after performance. One
young man was shot through the head and
mOrtally wounded, and others were more or
less injured.
Pope Leo XIII. has written a letter to
Archbishop Duhamet, of Ottawa, in reply to
the address of the Catholic citizens of Ottawa,
who adopted resolutions last March protesting
against the usurpation of the temporal power
satisfaction afforded him by the frequent ex-
pressions of sympathy received from all parts
of the world.
James ellison, aged %, was shot and killed
by an Italian named Michael CheebO, in Rome,
N. Y, Yesterday. ellison, who was somewhat
intoxicated made disturbance near Cheebo's
house. He was ordered away, but refused to
go. Cheebo then raised window and fired
The ball entered Gilson's breast and lodged in
his lung He staggered into his home, next
door, and expired within five minutes. Cheebo
at first denied the shooting, but subsequently
confessed and was locked up.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-10
Other OIL Markets.

a. 3; McGrew & Co. quote: Puts, 81 O8H
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-10
FenInrea nf 1ha nfnrkst.

Corrected daily by John M. Oakley q Co., Is
Sixth street. members of the Pittsburg Petro-
leum Exchange.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-09

WaAt5efugnifle ni@t ouy1 fonlfitutio.
nele S@ranfen gebenmt porbeu tpdre,
ooer Elm ftiiber Sob ni9t @inbalt gebn.
ten bdtte.
Dab G6nig 3arl XII. bon 5dmez
ben, noer groBe tobesmutbigs Rriegs.
belo1, tueni8Itens in ben Iebten Sabren
bor feinem gebeimniBDollen 3obe in ben
2aufgrdben oor Grieori1sbaa tpabn.
linnig geDefen ift, bas murbe,
ipenn es nibt i6on bur9 leinen
tollen @iberftano sesen Die ibm
befreunbeten Siitfen bei Benber flar lit
bur6 auf3ei6nungen unbefan9euer
3eitgenolien, tuel9e ndberen umgang
mil ibm gepfOgen batten, gan3 ouBer
3meifel aeieBt. Gin fd1Ri6er gbels
mann, befeu Namen mir entfalen 1T,
iagt bon ibm in leiuen Waemoiren bers
tpeitiger 3eitereianiRe unb Biograpbien
bober DISQUALIFICATION: n@r mar ocn,
froB lpie cine 6au, that @id ielten no.
i6en, unb fein Goller unb 8einbofen
ifanten bon llnratb.
/. &aiitr Napoleon 1. lit in ben lebten
Sabren bor ieinem Sturse. an Der firen
Sbee, ooB inn elm @liidsfern Ieud5tete; (;
er belog unb tdui6te f6 uhD bic Welt;
iein Starrlinn greuste an Wabn, 10 baB
er Die beitsn &atbiGldge feiner Miniiter
uno ielner ibm nabelfebenben unb ers
probteiten @enerdle nit bemon(traiibem
llntpiaen auriidpies.
Ser an Manie eren3enbe 5tarrlian
unb ipdtere periobiI1e @stfestrant.
belt 8eorgs III. boil @n9lan3 1T auge=
mein befannt. Dditen ibm nitt grpBe
Stoatsmdnner tple William pitt unb
Inbere 5ur Seite sefanben, 10 bdtte Die
3eit ieiner langen &egieruns BON 1850
big 1920 nod un9liidlider fur gnsIanb
iein m0gen. Ser 4bfaQ ber Norbame.
rifanii6en 3olOnien unb beren llnab=
bdnsigfeit bon @rDBbritannen III mobl
aud sum groBen Sbeile auf ben frant~
baften 6erri9erwabn ienes Monar6en
autiid3ufiibren, Gin getlnger 3rolt fiir al
bic unniiBen Griege uno all bas glenb
i'm 86lferlebem, poooH Der aerit6rte .@eiit
bieies Wannes bic mttelbare uria1e
mar.
@9on in ben erfen Sabren bes flnfz
ten Sahr3ebntes mar es fein @ebeimniB
mebr. baB G0nig Griebri6 Wilbelm ".
bon preuBen on periobif9eu Mnfdlen
bon parOrismus litt, unb iiberbaupt
fein llrtbeilsoerm6gen bebentli1 gez
i9pd6t iei. 9as Manteufeli6e
Miniiterium, unb bic sanae reattiondre
rufienfreunbli6e 5offlique unb beren
Inbang in Der b6beren Bsamtens 3unft,
fanben es aber in ibrem Snterele fir
geboten, oeHen @eifestrantbeit at pers
beblen. Die Staatsmai9ine arbeitete
In 0armDnie nit benz 8unoestage i1ein>
bar ii9er fort. 9a auf einmal !purs
ben Die lopalen BreuBenber3en bur6
bic offi3ielle 4nfiinbigung in tiefe 8e.
triibniB beriebt, baB Der eble MonarA
BON 8eiifesumna6tuns" befa0en iei.
Die Sduf9ung beg 8oItes bate Elm
rai9es Gnbe genommen. Ser R0aig
batte ben Stroblauer 1ii9ern bel be-
rem idbrlidem Gii6erfsfte feierli6 Der.
ti9ert, baB er au@ ein 2arpfen lei, unb
gefangen unb gebraten .perben mubte!
Der prin3 bon YreuBen trat bic @es
genti6aft an, unb Manteuffel NIT ieis
mem Mnbang batten flir lanse 3eit
ausaelpielt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-09

unseSosenen tlsiuen gadfii6den oer.
oanfen.
Wie meinsn sic bas? fraste ct bers
nunbert.
Sang eiufa9. Jrdulein 2eiaemann
bebarf Sbrsr pdbagogiiben 5auf 3ur
3dbmung elmer Wiberfpenltigeu = lles
benbei bemettt, bes reibften unb bib
f6eiten Mdo9ens Der Stabt, Grdulein
! alma Gruber-
Da 1T fie freiIi6 iebr an ben unrs6.
ten getommeu = obglei6 = lper meiB,
biellei9t rperbe id nit ben Mdb9en
BON bornberein befer fertig aIs NIT ben
Sungen, au6 nit einem freunbli6eren
@eli6t = fie fnb bon Iatur garter, fsins
fGbliger. f6miegiamer =
+ I'm 6ottes pilen, tpo oenfen Sic
bin2 Nur feiuipibiger, bOsbafter, lifti:
ger unb iibermiitbiser iin6 mir = nat,
tiirli9 nur. 10 lange mir 5@ulmdb9en
fno i'd ratbe Sbnen ernitli9, lieber
bort bic 9anb aus bem Spiele 3u lafIen,
tpenisitens 10 lange Nlma @ruber bic
@9ule befu9t, uno na9ber mirb Grdus
lein 2einemann Sic obnebin entbebren
t0nnen.
ST benn bieies 9inb elm 10 unerb6r=
ter Nusbunb bon @efibrli9teit2
Mqerbings, unb fiir Sic boppslt ges
fdbrli9, benn Sbr Nimbus BARI ni9t
ben tleinfen &iB betommen. sic mag
ionft ni6t b6sartig bon Natur fein, aber
fie tennt tpeber &eipett nod Gur9t; nur
tpenn sic pirtli6 70 tudren, pie Sic
man6mal ausfeben, bnnn f6nnten Sic
ben 8erfu6 pasen, bic iunge 26tpin su
sdbmen. go aber = benfen sic bod.
| fie perfa9t Sbnen ben @ebotlam, {ie
trost Sbren srimmisen 8liden uno la9t
sic aus i'd traue ibr oas gu, lie lit
per3peifelt flug = mas tuolIen Sic mas
9en2 prlgeln t6nnen Sic fid oo1
nidt, fib nit ibr f1ieBen aud ni9t,
sic mhfen Sbre Meberlase binneb.
men; 4lma pirb bann spar aus ber
Nnitalt entfernt tperben unb fortan auf
anberem @ebiete gegen anoere Mdnner
3u sfelbe aieben, aber mas niibt bas Sbs
nen9 Wm tid9fen nd9fen Sag tennt
bic eanae Stabt ben S9iffbru9 Sbrer
GutOritdt, ni6t am lebten Sbre Sertia.
ner, unb bann -
Sic baben re6t, Iiebe Treunbin,
oann tuerbea fie es auf Der STEELE aud
4 beriu1en. uuo i6 bin perloren. Sd
banfe Sbnen bon 9ersen fiir S1re treue
Warnung. gsiit entf6ieben, i'd tperbe
mid ni6t aufs @is loden lafen.
gott iei 9antl SD mar f6on eraRz
| lid in 60rge I'M Sic. llebrigens lit
bieIe Ilma fein 2inb, ionbern Elm ie9.
3ebnjdbriges 6rdulein. Sd tperbe Sb=
nen na9ber etnige bou ibren Strei9en
er3dblsn, bic i'd bur9 lire Mitf6hlerin
8srtba 9ebing l0eiB, uno sic perben
erf6reden, an tueldem 9lbgrunb Sic ses
itanoen baben. @egen bieie Giinlte
wdteu Sic tuaffenlos tDis elm ainb ge=
tpefen.
| 5onoerbar! Sd bdtie mir alle Mdb'
den seba9t unsefdbr pie Sic =
Das mdre au9 i9on serabe f9limm
genug, la9te 6elene. Dime mid 3ll
riibmen, aber i'd mar oIs S6iiletin cine
Der 9lusgsIaRenFen unb unbdnbigEen;
tpenn id ieBt etnas erniter gemproen
bin, 70 banfe i6 bas allein = nun aber
geben Sic uno idreiben Sic S1ren
Nbiagebrief; i'd bin nidt rubig, eGe id
ibu unteripees meiB. S9iden sic ibn
burd bic POif, eingei6rieben, bas III
am feierIi@ien.
(nortiesuna fo.ai.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-09
@ei6e 9aluns.

25oO garss Sheer, pair,cOro, Ylaib
9awns, 10 Gents per garb; Marieines
bon l23 Gents per Oarb an; feline
B:qnes, Is @ents per Ourb; OreB Gam
bries, 12aa, 16s unO 20 SentS; enslifde
@ambrles unb NoiniOOfs, 36 3Ou brett,
20 bic so Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-09
9as. @efd1dft bliibt!

@ermutbli6 Bat RtatS elm ioldeS auftllben per
Npctbets son Dreib, 1bompipu & Co., pernriatt alS
bic itteraIe AustbeiIuns pen qrrbefdi6en ron Or.
Rings neuerfuneenem Witttel sesen S1pinelndt.A
Der in pieiem arttel erjielte lmiae it pabrbaii
encrm, Elm 8epes ppn Der 1baiahe haB hiees pertbz
peue Miitel aue 6dlle Souen, Grtdltung, Aibma,
Brcnhitts, 8rdune une ale Arten npu SalSs une
eun5enleioeH Iher eurirl uno ME feblhldst. Ban
periute has Dittel erl, inpem man iib eine Frcbes
6lai4e gratis seben last. Die srpben 5laiden tciteu
81. Der Grfcls piro sarautirt.
Gum 8ertaui in auen Npetbeteu nnh In her Drpz
usns@robbanenns pru DretB, Ibcmpicn Il &c
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-09
0lnfiellenerreaenhI

Der nebersans ron lanser Sdmer,bafter Srantbett
bu rebniter @eiunhbeit 1T ene @pcde i'm 9eben RES
Aenlhen Sin ipl6eS temerteuSmertbeS Grsisntb perz
stB man nt6t uno tletb nem @eiune betSbrnser tets
Sttter5" lcbeu. Sp peIe pereanten tbre @eSun6beit
eieiem sreben Seilmttel unb lcutc. gBer NIT iraeno
eHr arantbet Der Neren, ber esber eber hes WasenS
9eplaat it, aetd9ulttS mic an9e, ptrn pierae 9eez
runs hur BEN Getraut electric Bitters erlanaen
Yertauft ju 80 9ts. uuo 81 hie Glaihe in OreiB,
Z brmpip Il @o.'S Npptbete.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-09
Gefarbte 9awns.

40 3ca breiter 8attiif, quite Waare,
10 uno 124 Gents per Oarb; plaib
9awns, 30 3Ou brett, in Sarben. 10
Gents; 100 5tade Berth Orsanbies.
124 Gents; Gable @OrD Srsanbies, 12I
Gents; Berfi9er Muu aller Irt, 80 unb
IS Gents; gmerican @balies, sebrudt
unb edtfarbis, IA Darbs far 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-09
8eIiebte 4 affe.

Dame (3u eiuem Stubenten): DSie
baben ia eiueH prddtigen Sunb.4
STUDENT: nNe6tx 8ernbarbiner,
gndoige 6rau.~
Dame: Die M0pIe linb pobl BEL
ben SerreH Stunbenten ni6t iebr
beliebt?"
STUDENT: % bod, gndbige 6tau,
bic Rollm0pie "
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-09

ldrer. Sic iinb ausge3sidnet in Der
Wdide unb iut Gam ssfdrbt.
S&pttiide 3epbhre o0erlester Mcbe
in alien Wuitern, iclio sefarbt, 81 3ol
treit, 25 Gents.
Cine bibf9s Nusuasl tpn Sdctti=
fden gtambraps 35 unb 40 Gents.
@rOber gOrratb bon @lassop Be-
pbarS aller Nrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-09
Sriide 9eiueusenge.

8loufen. .9einen, gslfait Brown OreB
ainens, Is Gents; braun 2einen. gattiit,
BON 10 @ents an; aeinen. gambries, so
@ents Big 81. unb pieles Mnbere.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-09
Qawns

Wir haben ieet msbrere bunbert Stide
amsrifanifGen, enaliidsn, iriiden, frane
3Sfiden unb i6weiser 6abrifats 3ur On
lidt ausliesen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-09

= @iaIf bu am lei6tefen irbif9e
Sitter bera6ten lernen, betra6te nur
oft bic 2eute, bic nit ibnen geie9net Rnb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-09

Cine BOT ftdubias Nuswobt FER neues
fen Muiter gu 12a unb Is Ste. per 0arb.
1856 Stiide "New Departure" gu 20
unb 25 @ents.
Dies inO Wuifer fran3Ofider aanils
ler unb quite Waarsn,
1889 Triiblinssmaaren in Tcliben Gars
Sen 129, Is unb 20 Gents.
sdottiide 3epbprs.
Dieie Waaren werbsn immsr pppu<
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-09

garnabp's omsritanii&e @insbams
fiir Dan,en- unb 8inber 8leiber, ertraz
tein, 20 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-09

Cine unssbeure ausmabl in bieisn
Mrtifeln.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-09

Die
ss0dentlide 6reie Yreiie fir seras
eri6eini
jsosn Doansrfae
unb foittt
$3.50 fiir SaS Sabr pocr $1.25 t,ir
6 Monate In VprausbesabInna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-09
isransOiiitbe @atius.

6rausoiiide satins.
I'm Stem Norter unb BoitOner 3eiiun=
gen werben lte nit 373 uno 33s Gents
per Narb anncncirt. gDir perfaufen
biefeIben @aaren in ben i4Snffen Wtu=
tern au 35 unb 80 Gents per Oarb.
gluerifauiide @atims.
Sn aeuen i6Snsn Mufern n nur 10
@ents per Darb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-09

Die
sdelidc 6reie @reiie fit Seras
erf6eint
mit Ausaa6me Ses Soantaes
unb foitet
$1,000 fir Sas Sabr Dbcr $3.50
fit 3 Wfunate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-27
soaGprHrHo ron RE LADIES.


The CxHoLks Old fAshIosED Ideas.
The Cfeol<s cling 10 the old fashioned
idea. which somehow hss almost disappeared,
thar simplicity Of attire best bedss youth
Even IL . young girl be not pretty according
10 rule, there 10 certain beaASs Dc Jexa<sss
shich renders sup<fisous the nagniheenee
of costly gzrmsnss- fler slender Asched fett
must be Slea ekassses, and hef pretty hsras
we'll xioved. All her life she has oeen
taught that the business Of sonsen 10 70 De
beautiful; via, II not hers BY grace must be
won BY works. Fate may ordain that she DO
the cooking, bu. those slender fngsrs VII
never reveal the xorks Of her hands. for she
doss her xlDves, spread siah cold cream, a.
regularly every night - she says her prayers
Her finger nsiis mat be cut Jasse az Possss,
ard tie little half meoa 1t ihsf- base never
suffers eclipse. Dear 10 hsr are nne soaps,
perfumes and sweet waters. Her hair -
brushed snd braided, and she pays special
zitention to her teeth
But all her time il not spent in this cult
Of exterior . If. She sevs for the eiier and
Younger members Of the family. aud for
very poor friends. She bu.iss herself i"
sorxs Of ehxrity aud she helps the younger
children With their music aud lessons She
ultIvatss ner voice, or takes up another
snguzge. English comes tippingly from
her tongue With . delicious accent. Whist
would not her American girl friends give To
speak their own language a. daintiiy /. she
Joesi And when che essays the
Eagll.h slang Of the hour. roth
ing can be more droil, more IT.
,ngruoas. She 10 not aware that II 10
slang. How should she know. when 30
many of her American friends use itf
Surely they should know their own Ian
suage. Home keeping virtues too are hers
She can bake and boil and stew. She
knows wherein the glory of one washer
woman's clothes d. fers from the ding.nes-
Of anothers. She understands the washiEg
and mending Of lace. the mysteries of pre-
serves and jeliies. the curative properties OF
. egion of tisanes.-Harper's Bazar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-27
GREETING AKRON.

With yard of cxmbric-get some pretty,
light design quaint little overall can be
made, into which baby can be placed in much
the same manner As one would shake pillow
INTO its case. Itenfireiy envelops the dress,
keeping it as spotless a. when fre,h from the
laundry, is worn With entire ease and COM
fort, and can be removed Al . moments
notice. Fold the cambria in the middle. thus
ms KING 1t half yard in length. seam up the
sides. forming a bag about twenty
inches vide. At each end of the open mouth
cut out a semi-cifcular piece for the arm
holes with narrow bias strip Finish them
by putting straps over the shoulders. Al
each end of the bottom is an open space Il
seveD inches. Gather these aperatures into
little bands Of size to slip readily over
baby's ankles. A brief trial of this little
garment will insure us permanent and valued
place in the nursery.-Cotfoge Hearth
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-27
STRAY BITS.


Inc total humoer OF ihoians IN INC 10
m1nlon OF canada Is gwen as LAOS"
Los Angeles now has a cable road system
twenty-five miles III extent and the cost OF II
was u. 'oo,Vo
Brunn, the Austrian center of textile In
dustry. is suffering under q general strike Of
1900 operatives.
There is bill before the Brazilian parlia-
ment for making the English sovereign legal
tender In Brazil
English bath chairs have been introduced
at Narrayansett, and there is a great 10Y
among the anglomaniacs.
c;..,. xs;u nm
road COMPANY, SAYS the peach crop will mum
her exactly =. 7ys 30 baskets
T,or. ara in ,ha trn;,s, S,.,.. No ,.,v..
,ha,, r,,, ..,,,,....o..;,.. - -. s:s;..S-
of which los are in the state ~ New YorL
Tho Massachusetts .an.,s Coz 1850 .,,-.
,,at ,hara J., ,t,a 80 1,a 1891 .''
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oi"'p'y '"u .o'""ion ~ ~
ei'i eau '''e'i o'e' '"o ""o'o Vi '"' oni'eA
suites
The growing scarcity OF whalebone u
tempting an old whaling skipper to leave bis
firesidc TO again try his luck in the Arctic
regions
The fashionable color for the hair is pro
nounccd to be "a particularly beautiful and
natural looking shade OF bright bronze
brown"
A bicylist u Chambersburg Pa. ha. made
a bet that he can make a mile In less than three
minutes without touching the handles Of his
SAFETY machine.
Victoria. B. c.. is said to be the dullest city
IN North America Business men get down
TO their offices at p. m. and leave at 4 p. m.
After that the town is completely deserted.
Ont of ion; rxrsons treat.si within a ,er,od
of el,veu months at the Pasteur ins,i,nta AZ
Rio de Janeiro only one died, and that one
had neglected to follow the treatment g.
directed.
A prize offered to stenographers for the
largest number Of words written on postal
card has been won by Sylvanus Jones. Of
Richmond. Va. who wrote upon a card &c.
764 words
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-27

We would cali the attention Of the Maine
State Agricultural Society 10 the inadequate
accommodations sHorIed shs representatives.
of the press AZ the Maine State FAR
Grounds. The press stand, A. all know who
have been there, 10 loo ted Immediately over
the judges stand. Its space 10 limited and
II is placed at high elevation, and is entirely
exposed To the winds. On raw day iD >. p
IL mber il Is almost iBtolerably uncomfort-
able. Besides tht re is neither a chair nor
table, and taken altogether, ii Is
about as miserable place a. .
man can spend = half day. 1t should be
enclosed 10 glsss-like the judges stand be-
low, so that while the gentle reporter is
viewing the ra rs the winds of Heaven need
not fan him too roughly Another improve
ment ~cud be to move the judges bell to
the top OF the stand. II Is nov located IL
the press stand, and the roof being
low. its almost constant ringing in
calling up the horses and In scoring
is not oriy annoying but positively distract
my. Another nuisance. and we approach
tht subject reverenily, with barred and bowed
head. r, alizlng that We are treading not only
on dangerous but sacred ground. is thai mos
intolerable Of all nuisances, the Journal te le-
phone. Its everlasting rigging, calling up
the representative Of the Journal, isanyth ng
but music, while the representative Is obliged
10 shout into its waiting ear the incidents OF
every heat. Surprising every paper l'
Name should put telephone lnio the press
stand 1--WE say snpposns. for no one thinks
for moment that such special privilege.
would be accorded to any one but the elect
and the representative of each paper, at 'he
close of each heat. should ring up the hone
office and Stout 1t the incidents of the heat
each in his own phraseoloSy. and as he
viewed il from his own standpoint, either in
teliigeit or otherwise. Why the confusion
of Babel would be a thousand times con
founded. - Thompsoas Moathfy.