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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-07-31

The costumes in which the Shah
displays himself to his English hosts
have been something absolutely
gorgeous. The gold belt around
his waist was fastened with the big
gest emerald in the world. He wore
breastplates of:enormous diamonds,
besides which he has tremendous
aigrette OF brilliants ia his hat and
strings oil precious stones scattered
all over HIM. A man who under
stood such things saw him at the
opera, and said he would be very
glad to buy him as lie stood for a
million dollars and returned him
next day unframed, minus his
clothes. His Majesty wears, among
other ornaments, a sash OF the
order of the Garter, to the order of
which he has fastened his enor-
nous diamond called ssthe Sea OF
Light"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-07-31
MORNING APPEAL


THE CHAMPION ORATIoN.-The,
had an eld-iashioned Fourth o
July celebration at Monteagle
Tenn, and DIR. o. p. Fitzgerald
who was orator of the day, let the
eagle loose in the following man
ner:
Soar high, proud bird of freedom
No longer crippled by sectionaiism,
let both wings move with simulta-
nsous beatlngs upon the air, not a
feather soiled by political corruption,
his flight widening until from his
outstretched piniens, dipped in the
fountain OF freedom, the nations OF
the earth shall be sprinkled with
the dews Of liberty Let the star
spangled banner float in freedom
from a million fagstaffs; let the
eagle-blrd OF noerty scream ana
flap its mighty wings. Let Yong
America shout within the limits of
the Constitution, the resolutions of
'9S-'99, and the Fifteenth Amend
ment; let everybody do as he
pleases to-day. Hurrah for liberty!
Hurrah for America, every inch of
it! HurTah for Monteagle! Hur-
rah for the new eagle which is the
spread-eagle, which, like the eagle
in Apocalyptic vision flying in the
midst of heaven, breaches the
glad gospel of liberty unite them
that dwell on earth, and to every
nation and kindred, and tongue and
people !-Ex.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-07-31

Nichol and VIM. Penrose OF
Mason Valley have put up wind
mills and sunk wells, and now
have all the water they want for
stock and garden use. A wind
mill is not very expensive machine
and it will save in one season
enough to pay for itself. Large
ones will even pump sufficient water
to irrigate a number OF acres OF
ground. More of the ranchers
should provide themselvs with these
mills.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-07-31

An empty head and full purse
are more respected than the man
of sense whose purse has bee n
lightened by the unavoidable
shafts of misfortune.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-07-31

1t is said that Louisa de Ia Ra-
NEE was first called "Ouida" by
her baby sister, who could not pro-
neunce distinctly the name Louisa.
But the nickname "Oulda" long
since ceased to be associated with
the innocence of child.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-07-31

Complete Scenic illustrations, Genuine
Rural Properties, Local Music, etc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-28

BEST IN The WORLD.
urther Grsat Cures OF skin Diseases BY
the Cuticura Remedies.

hoy ene year and . half cid. Face and
body .. TERRIBLE condition. being GOV.
cred Nth sores. sulphur springs fail.
have used your CurIcuRA REMEDIES in two
cases where 1t proved TO be successful. The first
was in the case of a boy year and q half old.
former being completely covered with sores. I
to- him the Massena sulphur springs, but he
did not improve any. was then advised to try the
CuTIcuRA REMEDIES. whish { did He took
and one half bottles Of CUTICURA REsoLyENT,
when his skin smo I'll could be, AID IL to-
day. used the CuTicrRA on his sores and the
CUTIcuRA soar In washing him. He IL now five
years Of age. and all right The other
disease of the scalp which cured by washing
With the Curicuha soar and rubbing in the fUTI-
CURA, one bottle o. CUTIcURA REsof.yEST being
used. They have proved successful in every
where have advised the Of them 1t l. sur
prsing how rapidly q child will improve under their
trcutnent. rec mmend them for any disease Of
the .kin being the best in the world This il my
experience. aud am ready to stand BY my state
menf- joan X. BERo,
American House. Hogansburgh, NJ Y.
An nbearahle ssin Diseases Cared.
have been afflicted since asst March with skin
disease the doctors called Eexema Ny face
covered with seab. snd sores, and the f,ehinz and
burning were almost anbesrable. Sesing your
c. rIcuRA REMEDIES 40 highly recommended. con.
Guided to give them trial ing the CCTICUKs and
CCTICUgA SOAP externally AMI RHsot.y gxT inter
uaIly for four months. cali myself cured In graft.
tude for which make this public statement.
MRS. CLARA A. FREbERicK.
Broad Brook, Con.
Cutaearn Remedies
Cure every species Of iorturins, humiliatns, Itch
Ing burning. scaiy and pimpy diHeases Of the skin.
scalp and tIond, With loss Of hair, and all bumors
bofches eruptions, sorrs scales and whether
simple scfofuious, or contagious, when physicians
and all other remedies fail.
Sod everywhere. Price, CUTIcURA, Soc; Soar,
&C.; REsoLvkST. q. Prepared by the PorTEK
DRrG AND CHEMICAL CokPoRAI1os, Boston
AOSend for How to Cure skin Diseases" u
pafes. % nlastyations, and 100 Testimonials.
6NnVv SKIN and scalp pfessfved and 5esafI7-d
N ~ A hsrlu& -Iw
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CouDHasED DEsPArcHEs
Tbs nth Taken From toe Current nsws
ot the Day.

G. W. Rich, many years extensively en-
saaed in the manufacture Of lime 1t swan
ton. VI died rsSsday afternoon Of kinney
trouble, aged II.
The school directors Of the flooded dis
tsscss Of the Conemaugh Valley met Tuesday
and iysued sn appeal TO school boards Of the
State aad charitable people Of the country
sskif z I'D for schools.
The 6sss knockdovn wss for Dempsey in
the n.s~enu round in the prize Eight at San
YYancisco hetsssn jack Dempsey and
George Ia Blanche. Dempsey vas knocked
DOT by La Blanche in the shirty-seeond
round.
The u. .. Circuit Court at San Francisco
oliiciaily sanounced Tuesday the charge of
murder against Justice Stephen j. Field,
dismissed by the Stockton court. Jadgs
sawyer accordingly dismissed the hesbeas
corpus proceedings. The case Of Deputy
Mssshai Magic pss txkeu up in the Circuit
Court Judge Sawyer announced that the
time would he set for taking testinon, and
arguing Isv points in regard To the juristic-
ton Of the federal court. The counsel
could not agree upon the time for hearing
and the matter was postponed until to-mor-
row.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-28

NEW Hohks Aug. q
FLOUR Receipts. is,7ss packages; exports, 80
barrels. sales. Il 100 Repeat quotations including
City mill extra, o. 15aA4 10, patent, o. $50
y 50. supertne, " s5a$2 70. extra No 2,
~ Nat3 a5; winter wheat low grade. o. 6jaAS 10;
Minnesota extrs. - l5st5 Is. southern Hour
steady. Rye -four dull
was,r-R eoeipt-, gs7.,so, exports, 1850, safe.
i7s.ooc, higher, No spring nominal. -;
No 4 rid - No. red, 50 s6i elevator. s54as6i fob
ss}as'i delivered No. red. aominaI. yaiassl No i
white nominal. S5ss5l
Ryx-guiet.
BARLEr--nomiDsi
Coss Receipts 30 90. exports 6ss,i ssle.. Isl
90, steady, steamer, t.tS+ll No, Z, &iiatf
store and elevator. t5isN delivered.
OArs--Recetpts. III 90; exports. -; sales ios.
90, weak, No J, * do suit. s5i M. NJ 2aas6
do white, ziA2s, No :. 10 white, IS.
Mixed western, sSiA2.; uhi do, as.
CoFrKK.--fair: Rio. fair, 81.
SueAR-Raw dull. refined steady demand
lower, crushed e&s6i, extA crushed, .6la.i; white
extra crushed. siafl cut loaf q. srsnuiatcd. 81.
fKrsoLsrN-- nr,n. quiet, y7i
UPpKK- firm.
BEEf---Quiet
LAsp- steady. ~e,t'ru .esn. u I'D AZ;
ciostnx d t2i; city steam. a. 90, renned fair ,
continent - 10 e 80; 8. A. " Is.
burrxR--duiet easy; western dairy "a
III, do creamery, iiAis4.
CHEST hrm srstghts TO Liverppo
drm.
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ROYAL rlus4es.

The queen Of Siam wears l 4 inch boots
The czarina Of Russia is studying modern
Greek.
Emperor Francis Joseph has conferred the
honorary colonelcy Of the Seventy first Aus
TRAN Infantry regiment upon Gen. Count
Won Noltke.
King Humbcrt is about to start on q tour
Of the italian coast for the purpose Of inspect
ing the miltery defenses. He will first visit
Spezzia going thence to laramie.
Young Kaiser Wilhelm Is describesi by Mr..
Depew as every inch an emperor regu-
lar Frederick the Great a. far as the Nine
tenth century conditions will permit"
It Is now said that 1t was not lack Of money
which prevented King Kalakauas trip to the
Paris exposition. but fear that he would lose
hi throne If be did not stick right BY it.
Prince Joseph Sulkouski, who was abdpct-
ed from an insane asylum In the neighbor-
hood OF vielna few weeks ago, now occu-
pies unique place. He was captured in
Zurich and returned to an asylum near Bonn.
During her stay at Ki~ingen the German
empress has evidently put aside all the
''spiepdors OF the throne" and lives, together
with her four sons the fifth having remained
in the care Of his nurse at Berlin, Q very
Gmpls country life
The king Of Holland, who ought to have
been in his grave xix months ago according
to his doctor, is getting on wonderfully well
in every respect save one. He does not seem
to recover sufficient muscular power In his
lover sxtremities to enAbls him 10 walk.
King ia ia Of West Africa, who il impris-
ansd on one Of the islands Of the West Indies
BY the English government. has becoms .
prey to meiancholia- He refuses to eat and
has grown extrsnely thin. He would have
did mouths ago Il he bad not kept up On
wins and tobacco
The marriage contract bssvesn The Crown
Prince d Greece end Princes Sophia q
Rfuaia vas signed 1t Pot.iam recently. Ths
princess Is to receive 000, 000 marin from ths
Hohensoilsrn funds and 100. 600 mari. from
~ mother. She alsp rseatns hR riGhts q
ons a her mothsr's hsin
rhe wedding Of Grand Duks Peer Of Rns-
-, the youngest brother At the emperor,
with Princes Militxka cf NouseueRro, vir
b cslsbrassd With great po@p q PstsrAo[
h union Of IT, ''cuIy tvo erthodox dynaS
tn in The world" - afrsady become ~
popular thsms a jou1alisE - post
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-28
1tallroaos 4 STEAMBOATS,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject July
LIST, 1859.


Unit! further notice trains leave Augusta rs fol
lows
GOING wEsr-6.9o A. NJ. for Lewiston, Rock
land Portland and Boston, g. A. NJ for iiallov.l
and Gardiner. 10 % accommodation aud 10 ,6rx
press for Lewiston, farmiugton, RocklHud, foriln.d
and Boston. 200 4. NJ. for iiallowrll aud Gardiner:
BIZ T.. NJ for Brunswick. Bath, Rnckland Portland
aud Boston. rs 81 ltlying Yankee $40 T. VI, for
faliowcll and Gardiner; 100 T. NJ. (uight iullmnnl
for Lewiston. Portland aud Boston, and for l,sh
Saturdays only.
GOING EAST 2.io A. NJ fnieh, rNprsss) for
SkOwhcgan, fsngur, ar lnfbor, ~. stephen, ST.
John and hroustook County y. n 4. NJ fDf WATER
vile, skowhegan, lis for Wntetvilb, bangor, Bar
Harbor Mooschead Lake aud NJ. John, 3Vt T., "
Express for Wnterviilc, Bangor aud liar iinrbor;
355 4. VI. for SkowhcgHn, Belfast, Dexter, BANGOR
81. stephen, st. John and Aroostook County 5.so
z. NJ. for Watervillc.
The Night Pullman Trains run each way every
night. Sundays included. but not to Skowhcgan On
yond Bangor, except to Bar iIarbor. on Sunday
morning..
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN leaves Gardiner for
Augusta at 7.i5 A. NJ, 90 and t4br.M Nj. iIallowel
ut ~ A. NJ, LEO aud o O2 r. NJ
FRE1GH I TRAINS for Portland. : 20 A. ". ar
irving at is.ls L. NJ. Tor Watervio aud Nnurcluro
l2'3s y. NJ. and al 90 r. NJ. du" FROM Bn-tnn
l2-2s and rs =. NJ; due from Nanceboro aud
Watrrvilc, 40 A. VI. and Il o. T.. NJ.
Through tickets to California and all points South
and West may be had Of T.. II Walker, Ticket agent
Augusta, the only office selling via all route. and
checking all baggage free of expense.
stops only nj Hallowoii, Gardiner, brunswick
and Wcstbrook junction
PAYSoS TICKER, Gent Manager
r. T.. BpoTHBY, Gcn'l Ius-. aud ticket ag'i
Portland. June ~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-28
HALLOW ELL.
City Chit Chat Wooded at the Church
OF the Sacred Hsart-FoisonaiT Items.

Mrs. Chss. l.. Mason Of Boston. called on
friends in the city yesterday.
Mise May Bus~eli Of Boston, has been
visiting Miss Lillian VI johnson Of this city
Messrs. Brown and Clearwater are CAMP
ing at Lake Cobbosseecsntee. They went
into camp Saturday and will spend a week
on the shores of that pleasant lake.
The Capt. snow place Second street,
has been much Improved by grading.
Mr.. Asa Libby Of this city, has purchased
the y. A. Brick cottage at the Dresden camp
ground.
Mr.. George Perkins is making an improve
ment by grazing his grounds.
John Church. E,q went TO Boston yester-
day on = business trip.
A very happy event was coDsummsted at
the church Of the Sacred Heart early Mon
day morning, when MIR. william Frizzell
ard Miss Annie A. Feely were united in holy
wedlock. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Father Bradley, priest at the Sacred
Heart. Mr.. John Burns acted as best man,
and the pretty bridesmaid was Miss Marie
Judge Of Boston. Both contracting parties
are we'll known h re, the groom being n pop
ular workman at the IlaIloweil granite works
coming here from Chsrlestown, Mass. and
the bride being a resident of Chelsea, Me.
Mr.. AMI Mr.. Fnzkell have set up their
h0us. bold gods On Acad' my street, and their
friends VII wish them many long years of
Happiness
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ne eelLs 81 rne sEAsoel

Ash ~ xardea on ysa'vs So
Ah0re the flowers thst gem Tie stnda.
One bloom thAs reass . sfAseiy crovA.
Put other hiosspms in the ahada
Ar ssem uikhi1 ~ Hffsd ba.d
4 iAke afetnssd ee@ 70 hcad.
So ass then, masd- beyosd ~ rsa
with beauty. sfps. majestic. hni4
A. every hall - every fese.
wbess social harmony = rife.
Thins eyes are sought thy hssufy m9hs4
Ard In thy prssenca. bright b ma
No care hast fhau, Or thoaght At thoe
The vanq...sa-d now. BY mos forros:
The seA>on gsesn, Why shoutdx thou know
How brief may b Thy fassd hef
And - we vo1Atp = thy shfinA
Bring tribute fncsnss - - npok.
4 fsw short months. aAnck dAy'
The bloom b gathered In the book
Thoa'rt married. maid the ssason's douA
Nay. little one. pray BE- boe vezed
For all fhs world win ask but this-
whon be the NEXT. Who'll b the nexrs
Vanity Fair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-28
HOW IT CAME ABOUT.
ne Way . Popular Play Was Written md
an Old Custom Rev0lutiOniled.

ne Way . Popular Play Was Written and
an Old Custom Revoiutionized.
In"Leaves from Dramatist's Diary" Dion
Boucicault relates how he came to write one
Of his most sssful plays. 1t was toward
the close Of 1859 that Boucicault entered INTO
an engagement with Miss Laura keene to
perform five months at her theatre, the
Olympic, in New York He opened in "Jen-
ME Deans" which met with great success,
and was followed in time by Vanity Fair"
Q comedy in three acts, which failed. Mr..
Boucicault, who writes his "reminiscences in
the third person, SO to speak, continues in
these words: This work had been relied on
to carry the engagements prosperously to
the end Of May; twelve weeks Of disaster lay
ahead, in which all the profits Of the season
and more, too, must inevitably disappear.
Have you nothing-no subject, no play
half written! Can you think Of nothing to
replace this unlocked for collapsef pleaded
Miss Keene.
cepting very poor sketch Of Little Dorrit,"
and another Of BLEAK House." but let u
meet tomorrow and talk it out
ut was bitter night, and the sleet, driven
by northerly blast, dashed the authors face
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.a,,. so,a ,'an,sr - ,.er. on ,han, a, or
also send a hook Of irish melodies with thos.
marked desire Baker TO score for the orchestra.
shall read act one Of my new Irish play on Fri
day; we rehearse that while am writing the Sec
ond, which will be ready on Monday; and we re-
hearse tne second WINE am aolne .ae .nru- we
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-28

Mr.. DS. SaaII sss scjcssning q Cspissi
Is1mld.
A. Parsons Of NJ a,essiIie, Mass snd for
nsSIy Of this city sss On our streets Tues
dsy. Mr.. Passoss 10 nov connected = ith the
dsy gosds hosss Of X. n. White { Co.. Bos-
-.
Csps. Dunham left fof the Dresden camp
eposM Tses1sy afternoon, where he viii re-
0ain dssisg he session Of the salvation AZ
~. He ~ accompanied BY several friends
II - army fsoD this city.
Sic hsSdsed and seyensy si1 pieces Of bag
gags we're handled II the railroad station
tess week.
Some twenty nenbers Of the Canton
EvesgYcea lssvs On Monday next for Port
Issd. I. here thsy will jobs The Canton af that
place and proceed 70 Montreal where they
sss 70 be entertained by their brethren in
thsa city They will return home the latter
past Of ~ week.
Mr. sophsina Blanchard. Who has been
st<ndins few weeks With her daughter
Mrs. Waiter Robinson. returned 70 her homs
In PhiisdeIphis. Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-28

This remedy is becoming 80 we'll known
and so popular As to need no special men,
ton. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song of praise.-.t purer med
icine does not exist and it 10 guaranteed to
do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will
cure all diseases Of the Liver and Kidneys,
will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum and
other affections caused by impure blood
Will drive Malaria from the system and pre-
vent as well rs cure all MAlxriaI fevers.-
For the cure of Headache. Constipation and
Indigestion try Electric Bitters-Entire sat
isfaction guaranteed, or money refunded
Price so cts. and 81 90 per bottle at J. M.
Mixers drug store. janl4d&wchwky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-28

The Union Pacific Railway. 1.-THE Over
land Route" has equipped ito trains with
dining cars of the latest pattern. and on and
after August 18th the patrons of its fast
trains between Council Bluffs and Denver,
and between Council Bluffs and Portland,
Ore, will be provided with delicious meals,
the best the market affords, perfectly served.
at 10 cents each. Pullman's Palace Car Co.
will have charge of the service on these cars.
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STRAWS SHOW
Which Way the Wind Blows,

So do our advertisements show which way
the trade is going.
And when you find out where the bulk Of
trade is going, you may be pretty sure Of
finding good clean stock Of goods in that
store, for that man is constantly changing
his stock. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-28

Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teething. II
soothes the child. softens the gums. allays
all pain, cures wind collie, and IL is the best
remedy for diarrhea. Twenty five cents Q
bottle. feb2OdMWeiFri&Wly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-28

Starch grows sticky-cOmmOn powders
have vulgar glare. PozzOni's 10 the only
Complexion Powder fit for use.
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Lhkfse8-
Mr.. Geo. Ames Of Cheisea Heights, will
rive IN entefsainment 70 HE frienis On Thars-
day evenjag, August -. Sheriff Anes u \
foe entertainer snd se hope hi friesds vii
al respoad TO thiG faviesdsa,--Ms- Ebe1i
freeman and wife have beea On . visit 10
Old Orchard -Mss. Eaeene Randall Of An
burn, Maine. IL in tovn Waiting the home Of
her yossh, and has been stopping u her
suns's, Nm Edwin BIsnchsyd's .-Niss Fan
nie Listieheid hss retained hose from Witt
with fsiends Il Ksnrs Hill, Me---Miss Helen
II. Butter Of Waterford, Me-, has been stop
ping with her frisnds, Mr.. and Mrs. z. G.
ssevsns Miss Bssier 10 . poesess aad
TEACHER BY psofessioo, and has been sesc,'-
ing in . seminary In Waterford, Me.
Readfeid.
The Rev. Mr.. Smith Of Connecticut
preached IT the Universaliss church on Snn
day afternoon 10 . large aadience.-Ar. and
Mfs. G. z. Poor Of Lowell, Mass.. have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. z. j. Nelson 81
Eimbrook costaee.--Ms. r. 5. Rideout re-
turned on Saturday from Benton fsiis ~hess'
he was called last week by the death OF a
reiafive.--A gospel temperance meeting vas
held on Sunday evening II the Methodiss
chapel, the Rev Dr. Aim presiding The
exercises we're very interesting, consistine OF
season Of prayer. service Of song and
brief remarks by DR.. Allen, and Messrs
Williams, Wilson, Wright and others. Mis-
Geo Y johnson Of Oakland and Miss
Moilie Drew Of Msdneld, Macs, are Welcome
guests at Eimbrook where they are stopping
. few days.-There seems To be pretudies
in this bargh sgainst putting handcu6s upon
impeeunious debtors. Our deputy sheriff has
learned that fact.
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MARKET REPORTe.


NEW YORK. Aux =.
MONEY call Easy. ran iag from 2t,5
Prime paper At u to7
Exchange, dull aud steady.
Government bonds. dull aud steady.
Railroad bonds. quiet, generally strong,
The following arr thu closing !rol atoms Of se
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wESTBROOK
Seminary and Female CoDe(e

College preparatory. classical, scientific and
higher English eosrses. Excellent advanf2ses IN
nsssic and art. For further particsIar-. sldresa
T. ,. ALLEN. A. n, Acting President, Dssriag,
aatse. sng1zdxw
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A prominent medical Journal calls atten-
ton to the growth Of the ''naphtha habit"
among the female employees OF rubber facto-
rieS The inhalation Of naphtha fumes pro-
duces peculiarly agreeable inebriasion.
Naphsha i used TO clean rubber, and is kept
In Large boilers. 70 the valve Of which the
employees obtain acces and breathe the
fumes. The habit was introduced from Ger
many. and ID chiefly found in the New Eng
land states-Exchsu1e
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Shs-xa says she knows that when we are
married ve won't live 20 like cats and dog,
- she and pa do.
Hs-No, indeed Your ma h right
Shs-YA H. ays shs b sure you'll b
eAder to manage than pa iA-New Yoek
Weekly
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ooT-A ladies specie purse, between Water
~ and south Grove streets, containing three OF
tosr dollars and few sampcs. Finder please
ieave the sane AT Gsnaets and Morse's, and &c re-
Warded. auxsSdiv