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The Republican journal., 1889-09-12

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The Republican journal., 1889-09-12

Mrs. Maybrick is permitted by the prison
authorities to take exercise in the prison yard.
Her health is improving. She still maintains
her cool demeanor, and seems to be settling
into the routine Of convict life
The Republican journal., 1889-09-12

For Love Games. "Mr. Dash may be a very fine
player, but do not intend to ask him to my lawn
tennis parties" "Why, what is there against him.?
"Oh he pays too much attention to the game and
too little to the girls
The Republican journal., 1889-09-12
Maiu5 Matters.
NEW, A>p GOSSIP FROM ALL OVER TIE STATE


NEWS NNr GOSSIP FROM ALL OVER THE STATE.
MAINE DAY An GEiFN>l}t KG.
trhn III v.n,.>inn y Hi L.a,r Portland prt III
IA .,,,.i.l tr,i, us, H.. p,rtIa,It i Rochester
R.ilrnad ,rI Gen :. ljen 'onnor will deliver
bi' ,,,ti,,' ,l,' Al uh.n tbn r,o',,n'omt
NaiIn t,,,,.,,. ~, ,nrfI.ng ,rl,r rota. fn.tbtty
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,1,,ty y1,f 15o, 80 5nf oypr 50o ~t.,tr rooms
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y emo h1lIfoal nar yer! h'i"ly paced a draw
r. Igohl ca' ~ lIe NoNerAofN disposal from
NtfN arnelt3' ie. NearIN AT jhe mehherN OF
lile >lHH "lI' he a'cohlpanltH 2H tHeW IadleN'
MI>' bUiiCl-h ana one oi her d'u5hitrH ot'h7
WITH thr tI"Ncfh"f. one reason why lhc Gov
tliior alI ms Party thNc ms route instead OF
-olh- WIN tAt tAcuf>lonlHts Is because OF lhe
ith-tHol thc tflF 'Ieh' Btu company VIII oc-
rupN nearly two weeks, gong beyond ''ettX>-
bur ana visiting numerous battieheId> and the
National capital, While lhe other eArufsloll>ts
20 ahd ict"rh without an! Stop 10 SPEAK o.
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The Republican journal., 1889-09-12

The Queen and King of Greece have seven
children, the youngest year old. The Princess
Alexandra is il very pretty girl of 49, The
Queen is fond of American literature, takes all
the magazines and adoreS the works of lIaw-
thorne. All the children speak French, English,
Greek and Russian.
The Republican journal., 1889-09-12
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When She was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
2yrs50

One grade neaner than the man who never gives
up his seat to lady in the horse is the fellow
who punches the small boy across the aisle and
tells him to stand up and let the lady sit down.
CONSUMPTION CURED.
An old physician, retired from practice, having
had placed in his hands by an East India mission
ary the formula of simple vegetable remedy for
the speedy and permanent cure of Consumption,
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and all throat and
Lung Affections, also Il positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints,
after having tested its wonderful curative powers
in thousands of cases. has felt his duty to make it
known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this
motive and desire to relieve human suffering |
will send free of charge, to all who desire it, this
recipe, in German, French or English, with fun
directions for preparing and using. Sent by mail
by addressing with stamp, naming this paper, W.
A. MOVES, I43 Po,cer's Block, Rochester, N. Y.
26teoW4I
The Republican journal., 1889-09-12

ger constantly. lheN cannot start every morn
lL- rom the SANE pIaoe ahd return 'hither III
MY V'Vhl"-; N'ii'H >!h@le tIaVi q lauu rHhilol
iVHE F'oNWE loi lht >llaliGSI iiIhe' lu-diN
me water WlIl imi; tomorrow they nave TO 90
a '"n2 distance 10 gather certain ifuit or seed
~ II III ioI i"Vt' di H"t Nli>tdhtH j" say NJ
'ha' 'h'H' Vl liitH' tilahSc thFF hlSit quarters
n lta>} q huhdied tlint> IN q year, lHrdIN ever
Neeplh- three successive tunes IN the same
part OF the country
= tne piue SKY rooted lhclr only h1bltdlioh.
-" j." thr DAYS "I tht MISSIONARIES, theli own
,:"Nn SKINS were an thc clothing lhey cared
l"r' ne m3it> and chlIdren peram"ulated the
eaT!' from hlFlh 10 death. ~ state 81 perfect
hu'lA' 1lH 50 lld most ol lhe women -eAftpt
j leW A"Hh2 neiiN anon? whom the fashion eN-
N"H Oh wearing Oh ie>tlNe oFrt>ioh>' SORT OF
apron, WuI'h tnr monk describes a. about
>Pah "iat; "l oIiefeht ch@tn' SehefH,lN reach
~! r. .le hiee' ieaElh4 hahtu pom S'dts OF ihe
lh'-H9. i'a regai!a must resemble JahaltSe
pofNeft> n Workmanship, bclllS merely Strings
"' 'a'l 'lD>-Hnre on Wnlth are strung snort Sec
mons 9i "alti-Teeu Hike ntauH on a rosary.
huHiNHi 0i llc>e NlTlh-' htched fio>e together
=" q @i''r 81 raw moe lah- foWh hetore ana
" nIoa' he men, me the women allow ihelf
."I I" -I9W Ion7' aha Wh'H Y zones 700
''U-'," i'i lh'VktA popuiattu 10 pe ioil9ef en-
""i'' >u'" " t.l'l9 ~ " V'ii!.' OF pi u>h hyih-
l't',Iiu o' II - Sn2pltu " Ilh 4 ShaI Hh't
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n ~ Ill't 'Hu'lTtI We'e p"Fced Win 'ulhI-
ed >ii'N' aug lhto lhe aperture bones ana ~
N"o'' "tiG 'h>"il le"' oileh euIa'4lh@ 'he i"htN
'' N"''i ~ ,r '"ll tiIeN t''l'!'l Hu'- ouN II
"''" 'H' >""u''' NH1h l'' person " IL -f"N
' Ha' estate va qua nHN> iht4 iNilhrr th-
''l ."'.t l''iul '' 'taUiH " Hau'IN- 'IHtf-
"' VI" "i ''h ''oNA NIih Nl't'NN o' !'I t''
N'','"' IN 'o'"' ''il- "hlihtA llnIh P'IIlto'
~ y 'liI"lu2 'tiI"t, niliVt5H>' lh@u2b int
''a'. t'HV'hl'l dlheI> lo'aHN IRON ms
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The Republican journal., 1889-09-12
Female Bcauty.

| keeps tp.I so long
Female Beauty
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I'M. .u. t.,s IN f4n,Is .,i,t, ,t,l,n,ii ~, M,
voil,I iii Vii IN n,,, ltb fI ,t, ,ya1i,n ,r,i
v,rIi he IykwarI >ifbnii,l tb ,'rf,,, i''' 4
men for different stvlc Of form and feature vary
SicatA y +; uhl@Qol't.y' la't lhat an appear
hHl' H'u'""Ne "i Ir5'I1' 7 iv't7lS 70 an Hllhc
y M"i"i" l''! y N4tl."ul lu-H'I lt1lurt7 Att, u
| iF''ti,l, sny W." ne iti"I'Hl Y 7"he "nt ana
Pit"7NS q" ''i.l \ 7ail"N c"ihl!tAio, "A uuH eye
zen @ i,rHii'tatt! ~ .'unaluIn 'ilocharEts III
aud "Weaknc~ses" peculiar to the sex, can be ban
~hrtt by tie use ui l)r. Pierce FaNnrtc l'rcSc1ip
| tl"n. ASk yoW druggist
Ihe girl who sees her lover leading Il riya
t ~ Ny ~ i = @ i y !, an '' i''l 7"'t'i'
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Hay Fever
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IT, "|H "|Hr ''m -it'u SuhtlcI IioI my i'Nti i'l
/ i.I 'Iis. It't" ol W. many Wohlrnls cures at
| r-f sf lt''.l pam alhl thou&H Woud Try u. II
mtiy'n 'iIil't7 ~ t'l one Application Was W"hder
| iciA i'F'I' we weeks az" commenced using
/ II "nd 4"N It'i F"ttr@Y c"ffd. 1t Is the greates
mel lark Lee, Mas. 2N37
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The Republican journal., 1889-09-12

1t is reported that Americans are to be eXpel-
led from China.
The Republican journal., 1889-09-12
Grand total

This is only one county, and we have in The
state Of Kansas 120 counties
l.. GoopWIN.
Gencseo, Rice co., Kansas
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The new Commercial Union Telegraph
Company has been organized by the choice
of II. 5. osgood, President. 5 l.. Lsrrsbee
Secretary, and Albion Little, Treasurer. all
of por land.
kennebec lumbermen are meeting with
much better success in their ope rations in the
woods this sesso than was sxpeced. The
usual number of men and teams have been
employed. The winters cut III be not less
than 100 0O0,0oo aud may possibly run up 10
ll5 ,000, 600.
Connection WAS made THURSDAY between
the Central Telephone office Portland, aud
Rochester. n. Y, a distance of over 200
miles. Conversation was carried on over the
wires without difficulty.
There wsss gr, at fall in Boston and Maine
Friday, or d, cline from l7O TO l52 1t is
rumored that the tumble ia due to the great
friction between the Boston Maine direc-
tors. which my eulmiuate in the disruption
Of the entire system If the Boston Maine
As now existing.
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1t was an ordinary scrap of wrapping ps-
per, but it saved her life. She vas in the
last stages of consumption, told by physi-
clans that she was incurable aud could live
only = short time; she weighee less than
seventy pounds. On a piece of wrapping
paper she read DR.. Kings New Discovery,
and got a sample bottle; it helped her, she
bought large bottle, it helped her more.
bought smother and grew better fast, con-
tinued its use, aud is now strong. healthy.
rosy. plump, weighing lao pounds. For full
Ter particulars send stamp to W. II. Cole
Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial bottles of this
wonderful Discovery Free At J. NJ. Mixers
Drugstore. jan7d&w &chwky
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What is this nervous trouble" with which
so many seem now to be afflicted If you
will remember few years ago the word
Malaria was comparatively unknown-to-day
it is as common as any word in the English
language, yet this word covers only the mean
ng of another word used by our fore-fathers
in times past. So it is with nervous diseases,
As they and Malaria are intended to cover
what our grandfsthers called Biliousness, and
all are caused by troubles that arise from
diseased condition of the Liver which in per-
forming its functions finding it cannot dispose
Of the bile through the ordinary channel is
compelled to pass it of through the system.
causing nervous troubles, Malaria, Bilious
Fever, etc. You who are suffering can well
appreciate cure. We recommend Green's
August Flower Its cures are marvellous.
deod6wehwky
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viryinians with Remarkable Names.

The counties of Wythe and Shenandoah
claim the cake on long names borne by
people within their borders, but when it
comes to long names and true blue Democrats
Craig can give both Of these counties two
in hand" and claim the stakes As sample
q gentleman in Craig named Brickey has
three children whose names are respectively
"Jailey Green Bird Maynower Brickey,r
Oregon Texas Georgianna Brickey" and
Molina Truxilla Eutaw Setila Tootater
Brickey" Our informant, Mr. p B. Abbott,
assures us that these are the names Of the
children "a recorded in the family Bible, and
that there is no joke about it. Blu; the long
est name yet announced is also borne by .
Craig man, Mr.. John William BENJAMIN
Leander Sinclair Calvin Philip Virgil Cicero
Lee. On this we challenge competition
Salem VaI Times
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HEW HnoLAHD POETS ANp POE
7nY.
Mr.. yacksou's First Lecture.


The first Of Rev. Mr.. Jacksons course Oh
Paflof Lectures On the foeu ana rosuy Vi
New England vas giren sf the Cnitahan
Church pariofs on FRIDAY evening" ana "
not at all eredltaoie 10 he h'era'y e''u's
and spirit OF our cry mat u vas spoken % W
measre an Auhienes-ah audience c"hi
Of dozen or eish,een ladies' aaa tnfes OF
four e. ntiemen' go small a. !" Ai'i''' Va.
hesreh ths speaker ~ hN' '''"ie
MIND 70 postpone MS 'sc'''s'
81 the ~lsh Oh the Tue 'eiee' e''"p'N'
then dshght' ne feai me 'psnAns "e'D
WINE NANNY dsF''N' l" ''s p'e
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poet Oh nAiufs' 'hs 's''1'' 49,
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compositions ~fi IN An 'n'e'''"s N"y'
the c'fenms'ahce' "i rms pun '''''l "
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At the presentation of Auiran's charming
opera "Olivette," in the johnson opera
house 1t Gardiner next Wednesday evening,
some brilliant amateur talent will be dis
played. The make up o: the leading char
scters is from Hayden. the we'll known COS
tuner. The play has been in rehears sal un-
der the direction of Prof. Frederick Lane, for
more than two months, and will be presented
under the patronage Of the leading society
laiiss Of Gardiner,
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Pam and or.ss. uoess.

meeting of the Penobsot Farmers Club
will be held IT Rivera lie Grange Hall, North
Brewer, on Saturday. March ., At 10 o'clock
A. n.
The annual meeting ofthe North Aroossook
Agricultural and Horticultural Society viii
ee held at Bottoms store. Pressure Isle.
Wednesday. Feb. 20sh NJ 10 o'clock A NJ.
The creamery machinery is all in place
and ready for work. The committee 10 in
correspondence with q we'll known Vermont
butter maker with q riew TO engaging him to
snperiEtend the factory here. Some two
thirds Vt the farmers have procured their
creamers. Ii is hop, d 10 have the creamery
running BY March ist--RoeklGnd Courier
Gazette.
The State Board of Agriculture will hold
Farmers Institute at South Nontville.
TUESDAY. Feb l9. The subjects to be treat
ed are. 1.-The relation of feeding to the fer
iility Of the soil. ..Comms rcial fertilizers
and their use" ard The advantages of the
asslcisiAd system Of butter making" Fun
and free discussions sill be held. President
r W. Ellis, b. W. Mckeen, G. NJ. Goweli.
aud the Secretary of the Board will attend.
Pleasant Valley Grange, Rockland, had
| big time Thursday evening at its levee, clear
inq about SIPS which will go towards the
purchase of a new piano There was big
upper of oyster siex. ice cream, CAKE, and
hotne made candy, while lot OF nicely made
sprons the handi~ork of the grange. we're
disposed Of Tie next meeting of the Pomo-
ma Grange in Knox county, will be held With
Pleasant Valley Grange, on Tuesday, Feb.
| 10.
| C0unty Deputy Jose of Dexter with State
| Deputy Twitchsll of Fairfield. held a meet
ing al CoriHna last week for the purpose OF
presenting the claims of the order of Patrons
vi Ilusbaniry To the farmers. A lecture or
Opportunities was delivered by DR.
rwitehell and at its close an application for
grange was circulated securing fourteen
names with the promise of more before the
late of organization, next Wednesday. the
10th. The work of the two deputies in
Penobscot Co. this week adds two active
subordinate oranges. in desirable localities.
| where the farmers are wide awake, earnest
and progressive, and the outlook for perma-
nent work hattering.
The new creamery at Belfast was started
up last week and is now in operation. Milk
WAS set for the first time Friday. Mr. Hor
ace Pitcher will make the butter. He gath
ers the cream and manufactures and sells
the product, paying the farmers twenty cent?
per pound. The creamery has begun on a
small scale with forty cows, and will be in
creased as the demands require. Mr.. Pitch
er has conducted private dairy for some
lime and has an excellent reputation as a
| nutter maker. Private customers have taker
all the butter he has male for several years
The patrons use the Collier Crocket cat
for setting milk, and by the aid of ice thu
milk is kept At a temperature Of forty-fivt
degrees. We expect the Belfast creamer,
will prosper and eventually become an i'm
portant industry -Repabhean Journal.
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RICHMOND.

s P. Call of Dresden has secured four
years contract for carrying the mail from
this place to the Dresden offices, his bid be-
ing slt5 year, beginning the first of ne 1t
July.
The Ssgadshoc Company commenced run
ming ice, Friday morning, having about
Twelve inches of good ice, very free from
dirt and grit. The other places between
here ami Iceboro have been running nearly
all the week.
Superintendent Corcoran has return ID to
his duties at the W i Morgan & Co. shoe
factory after short illness at home.
Next Thursday evening at the Opera
House. Rev. ". c. Stiles will deliver
a lecture GU THE Growth of the Amer
lean Idea" The proceeds will go towards
establishing a ch irch organ fund for the
Congreg a,ional church. A crowded house
is expected and arranged for.
Ice running continues as for few days
past. Telegram received here report but
little ice ON the Hudson, hich encourages
our companies. The ice averages twelve
inche in thickness.
Captsin 6. E. Getchell of Bowdoinham,
was in town Saturday.
Osguod Vsnnah of Boothbsv, visited his
|
Miss Maggie Metcalf of Damsiiscotta, re-
turned 10 her home after a months visit at
her cousins, Miss Mollie Rowe.
Saturday evening Mr. r. J. Condor and
Miss Ethel Hobbs, principal and assistant of
the high school, with large number Of the
pupils visited Miss Mary Libby of Rich
mond Corner, former assistant. They had
a very pleasant time.
Two new cutters have been added TO the
force at Caldwell & Libby's ard more are
coming for next week. Their sh pmeuts for
the past week were about fifty case'
Workmen are wanted at the Underwood
houses on Swan Island, Monday. he i e
firms are now so busy that COOL men are
scarce.
An Odd Eel ows fair is one of the talked
Of things for the future.
FRIDAY saw more runners in town .han On
any day this winter.
Fritz Markham of Freeport is working at
Boston's marble works.
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A curious housekeeper of experience re-
Gently made a careful practical test of the
comparative baking value of a large number
of the baking powders in the market, clud-
ing those of low and high cost. She found
that twenty-five cents worth of Horsford's
Bread Preparation raised more -four and
produced much better results than the same
moneys worth of the cheap adulterated
powders and also that it took fifty cents
worth of the ordinary high-cost baking pow
ders to raise the same quantity of flour. From
this .he concluded that it was more economi-
cal to use the Horsford's than the low priced
adulterated powders, and the product was
much better. We recommend trial of this
experiment by our lady friends
feb5d&wlm
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Notes

Bishop Healey of Portland has sent to Re
preventative Looneya portrait of the lat
Gov. Edward kavanagh.
The settlement of the division line al
Boothbay isn't competed as yet 1t seems a.
we understand that Representative Race will
Introduce further measures regar ling the
matter. Mr. Race says he fully accepts the
di 'sion and desires only slight change in
the present line
The Bangor Commercial says the partie,
interested in allowing the Brewer Water Co.
to take water from above the water works
dam have agreed to leave the matter of COM
pensation for the right to take the water to
two judges of the Supreme Court.
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80 NE RSEr
Canaan.

Canaan.
mouth. and wife left on Monday for a trip
to California to visit his brother who is a
resident there. futile & Co. will succeed
him In the store Mr.. Aonzo Reynolds ar
rived home Monday night from Florida.
Fairfield.
The Schubert Qusrtctte of Portland
assisted by Miss Eva Msxcy of Boston, a
fine dramatic reader and impersonster are
to give an entertainment under the Opera
House manage nent FRIDAY evening, the 22
Mrs J. Nye. Of Augusta, is visi ing
her daughter, Mrs. Fogg The "Kermis"
will soon be presented here by Skow began
talent under the management If the Univer-
salit circle. Mrs. q. Il. Newhall is now in
Portland On business relating to the matter
A meeting for young men was held in the
engine hall Sunday afternoon, conducted by
members of the Y. NJ. C. A. of waterville.
wac largely attended. This was the first of
the kind but more are to follow The en-
tertsinment at the Opera House Thursday
night by Miguon Dramatic Club. was a great
success, more money being taken than at
any local entertainment this winter.-C. NJ.
Sturgis and Mss Clara of Au-
gusts spent Sunds, in town
German measles are having quite run
here The outlook Is good for n new hotel
If the board of trade take hold of it the
thing 10 sure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-18

So many disputes have arisen between
landlords and tenants in Dresden which re-
quired the cid of the law to settle, that an as
ISOLATION q landlords was recently organ
lied, followed quickly by a similar organize
ton Of tenants. In order to reach an AMIGA
bic arrangement in disputes that should
arise, board of umpires has been consti-
tuted from members Of both organizations,
which has power to settle complications be-
tween the members Of both associations with
out appealing to the law. 1t is understood
that all parties are much satisfied with this
srran ient, except the lawyers. San
Franc so Chronicle
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-18

Advertising patent medicine in the pecu-
liar way in which the proprietor of kemp's
Balsam, for Coughs and Colds, does it is in
deed wonderful He authorizes all druggists
to give those who call for it sample b. tile
free. that they may try it before purchasing
The large bottles are SOC and Sl.0O We
certainly advise trlal. 1t may save you
from CONSUMPTION. jan29d4w2p