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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-02

AFDu>Dpk hfruVltah.
The Republican has repeatedly urged
upon Maine capitalists the great benefits onr
state would receive bv using the capital
they have been placing in the West in build
ing up our home Industries and making
Name the banner industrial State OF tn.
Union. and We are pleased to notice that the
papers Of New England are creating a
public sentiment in favor of d" lpme
Capital for Home ministries Foo
lpng has the How of Eastern capital been
West aud south while in .ome cases
profitable fields for Investment have been
found. our capitalists have buried hundreds
of thousands of dollars ~ railroads ant
orange groves that never paid ir imaginary
towns sri cities that never hat. NOR viii they
ever have, an existenc. except On paper
and in the thousand and one Wild
cat schemes that we pnt up IN
order to squeeze Eastern teoler
feet" The amount of Maine money ipst
through the holes of the Western speculative
Skinner. If invested in home Industries.
would not only be paying good per cent .
annually, bur would have given employme Mt
to many of Names sons and daughters wh0
have sought homes IN other States and N"ptt
have given our State IN euviable position
among other manufacturing States
Let the advantages afforded in many sac
tons of Maine for the profitable investment
of capital he made known. and We have faith
20 believe that the food of New England cap
itsl will be turned within our borier and the
old Pine Tree State. standing upoa the peie.-
tai of developed industries. viii he noticed
everywhere rs slightly object of substant at
prosperity. which will be poiu'ei to With
pride b every native OF the State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-02

Matching 10 very particular business. |
have known trades~omeu Who could tell a,
glance whether they could match a shade
u not. | have known many too. Who ~oula
quite stossiy aflirm that two shades ua.cS,I
pesJessfy, when, really almost any one
might easily zee quite difference. And in
this matter isifie difference is aiwsys .uf.
aciens reason for refusing to purch..s
Never eelect or try to match shade, an
dsli ~ da!k day. at twilight or q, evening
Ths morning is the best time for this. II
possible, place both pieces in the sunliybt
10 me way the true shade is brought Gu, As
- eeher light will do, Never be sfr.,d ~
- III better light nor ye, to have soos.
1xee % the best light in the store, anle..
ecssman sravraats u perfect ard si,-
sines HE villinsress 10 accept the return ~
- eesds, ahonld they prove unsstisfsc,ory
CAihlsa will learn srea. deal .bou, mi,
NJ asllcase matter. By being given little
~ q crsvsis. and spools Of iii in br;.hs
$500. IN OF dix and sofssed piecee. r.
80 = ese eAen qsis< number Of p,-ce.
v ~ sane sAAde. asd you will BE- surp,;srd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-02
Oar Girls A. Sueee.sfuI Women.

wealthy woman recently gave 5000 000
TO establish a summer resort for poor mothers
aud their children. God bless her; this is
only one instance among Thousands where
woman has conceived and executed grand
ideas Women are rapidly entering every
branch of the useful arts. snd aspiring TO
every money making employ ment ~ hat
.hall We do with our girls" IS no longer 4
mighty problem for mothers and fathers to
solve. Some one has sah 1t takes a
woman TO set h,n;" and so il
does. The most successful poultry raisers
are women. We have in mind a woman
who has for years raised fioer poultry and
got more eggs from her hens At less ex-
pense. than her male neighbors, -prsct cal
men too. Let your girls engpg in the roul'
try industry A. many are doing. Give them
\ fair share of the profits and they will sooa
convince their fathers that girls are M shiy
handy persons to have about the oil
home With the aid nov offer d
any person can make hens Law
even in cold weather Out of twenty four
gold coin premiums offered last winter for
best re ults. one third were won b. the
women who used SheriiAn's Condition Powder
TO make hens lay. For example Mrs Henry
Baker, Hollistor, Ma :. won SO ard Got
from Is hens during the three msuths' trial
1889 eggs; Mrs l.. J Wilson. Northhoro,
Mass get 32+S eggs from loo hens
Mrs Edwin Brown, East Green~'ch'
X. l.. from s. hens got 245t eggs
Mrs. BArtlev. Freeport. Pa got 20sa eggs
from 80 hens: Miss Ada l. Ross of Mt Sier'
ling. III. from Is hens got ss6 egg; and Miss
Maggie Croushoru Of ottohine, Va, gal stst
eggs from 80 hens; each of the isst nse
ladies also won $50 premium from
johnson 4 Co, % Custom House ;, Bos-
ton, Mas. Every person Who sends tai'
firm now 81 2e for y can of Powder. ard ne
sires il. can hxve his nsme enter ss CEN
Detitor, if the premiums are sgain offered.
For 80 cents, they will sesi two 70 een'
packs of Powder; for 81 90 1--WE pack. post
paid; six cans for $500, express pant =
large can of powder, also one years suoscrip-
lion to Fsrm-Poultry monthly, both sent
poet paid for o. so. Sample copy OF paper
) cents Send stamps o. cash. Testimonials
sent free. nos-aNN"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-02
Dangerous 'r,ttiing.s

|, ls not only foolish hut dangerous to
trife with constipation indigestion, piles or
hver arrangement Take the proper remedy
~ soon as possible, and AVOID all danger in
cident to delay HAMBURG FIGS are a
specific for these affections % cents Dose
one Fig. Mack Drug Co y Y For sale
by {. B Murphy and ] Vi Mixer
oct29deodfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-02
Cured by Cuticura

am cured of a loathsone disease, eczema, in Its
worst stage. tried different doctors and had been
through the hospital but all to purpose The disease
covered my whole BODY from the top Of my head to
the soles OF my feet My hair all came out, leaving
me n complete raw sore. After trying every thing
heard of your CUTICuRA REMEDIES, and after
using three bottles of CUr1CuRA REsoLvEST, with
CUTIcuRA and CurIcURA SoAs find my self cured
at the cost Of about %. | would not De without the
CuTICrRt REMEDIES in my house AS find them
useful in cases. and think them he only skin
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-02
CHAPTER VII
urnxEU 1oa opnPAEY.

|Oh Year, hAp
hayn aeo usn
vonosRmS 0Oos
zee gree1 oE @y
. hundred or Two
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-02

svUfs sPKcIrsc cured me Of malienant n5und
Poison alter had ben ts-sfe3 in vain With a
ocaliea rcracd. Of llercury aid otash- g. 9. ..
ace only eired the Blood Pos>oa, bat relieved the
theu-1afizua vh-a VS. cansrd ~ the poisuapus
minerals. GEO. LoV LII, ss1s ID Avsnne, n I.
scrofala devricpei on nay dsnshtrr- swxrlins md
lamps On her Bees. Vel give her SWIFT . SPDruIc,
and the result VS. wonderful and the enrs psunnk
8. A. DIAMOND, Ceveland, Team.
SwUTs SPRrfYIc Il entfrely vegetable reDs1y,
and y the only medicine which pefmxnrufiy eHa
Nond Potsoa- send for books on Blood an1 II
Dz1ennnS mailed free
Tn svUf sFsulc Co. Drswes Z, AflsnGA. q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-02
Brighton aud WATERFOWL Live 6tocD
Market

Reported for Kenne5eo journal for week end,ss
oct @
AaouSr or LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle sheep aad Lambs. Swine. veals H0 -.
.7sg lilld 25IH lus4 So
n NHER FROM rHE SEVERAL STATES.
attic. sheep aud Lambs Calves, Homes ~ {
~ 1875 lll q.
Packs or MARsET BEEF.
4tR citoce at 1880 extra t5.50sA5.-5; ,
frat quality s0.0Daf5 - -+cond quality, S450a4 rs
tlirj lutiity. 81 0oaste5.
Prices OF SHEEP AND LAnDs.
In Jts. f2D0, 800 $3.50 each; extra, e. 75a - Is
or -, 20 VI 'rue- per pInd spring lambs 4ta5ic.
v.sl .aiygs. alJi EMS
ARRIVALS BIT sTEAMKRs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-02

Yet stsaf more guusd We hs,ps tors do you not
seaw that nire-teuths Of all psin and suffering
arises fr,,sa ihis eae Prsraaii.2 rv~piainn Rhes
ma issn. iiser eomplzin;. and urinary iroub,es xr~
poth,uz more car less than symptoms of chrouic in.
digestion and dyspepsia Rsmeve the cause and
the ea.e; disappears. Clear ont the ashes and sAe
hre barns bright unaigrssed food Ills the blood
with poison and impurity. that ve feel tired.
ianxr;d. weak and feeble.
>AAkEs EXTRACT Of Roors. or SErGEL's SYRUP,
issipases the headache. restores the los, Appetite
bailds up broken constitutions, and removes that
bsne Of our lives-oonssipation.
Sold by all druggists. and BY A. WHITE.
suxisdeodkw<slr les Duane STREET. New Tea
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-02
fSAAV TT UERMAN, WuflsbOrO, M.
Bur MING and ITCHING

WIS sick in the fall Of lsss with u burning and
itching bad that in three covered
with a rash, and could not sleep nights work days.
some doctors tho"ght II might be salt rheum
(eczems), and said they had never ything like
it before received no help from any of them, or
from any medicine that could get hold of until I
tried your CUTE UKA RI NEEDLES. After three week ks
use was able to work. and kept getting better. until
am now entirely eur d. | mmend them to all
euffering with skin diseases.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-02
Skins on Fire.

AEoniHing. Itching, burning. and bleed
ing Eczema In Its worst .taKes. A raw
sore from head to feet. Hair gone
Doctors and hospitals fail. Tried ev-
erythinE. Cured by the Cutieura REM
edies In
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-02

Children should be taken 10 the plaess OF
purchase for the purpose Of seeing sai sx-
sfeisinz heir judgment. I souid not take the
~boie family il Il were large, DO not mean
this, bat 80 I'D occasionally give each an op-
poftanily Of comparing quality for him or
bsrseIf Children should not be aIlored TO
haadle delicate fabrics and on no occasion TO
pinch ribbon Nothing ~iiI esase a n,iiiIner To
srosn 80 prrcsptlhiy A. TO pinch the nice ris-
bons she is Kind enough 10 shos and whether
/, be- woman or child that does thi. very
homely act, IL 10 all the same 10 the trsdes-xo-
man See With what care she rolls each piece
upon its ovn sepAfsts block a. soon ~ a Gus
TONER has laid il aside snd mark shs express
sioo Of her face bile A. she rolls she cone
in co tact vith three or four long hrs'i
ereasss--'he n suit Of just ons little pinch --
for the fytroious parpo.e of trying tn i'm
agins how IL ~oud lock made Ito loops or
boss A tfsdeswemsn 10 the one 10 sho~ OF
her own wares and she IL the one To make np
the little make believe trimming she DIS
plays her ribbons bat not a crease Will De
sesn in II even though she displays II 10 a
dozen different ~sys. But sss speaking Of
children ~as | not-~eiI. you'd make IL
more impressive, by saying that IL children
get deceived and make bad bargains when
they 20 gu, to DO business for Themselves.
believe that 10 nine times out of srn It i- n
eaase they have never been thush'
or have never been stio~ed to use
their own Judgment while ly.ng at hons
~ith their parents
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-02
cutjcura Resolvert

The new Blood Pariher aud urest and best Of
Humor Cures. internally. and CrrICuRA. the great
Skin Cure, and tUTIcuRA SOAP, an exquisite skin
Beautifer. externally Instantly relieve and speed
ly and permanently cure the most agonizng itching
burning, bleeding scaly. crusted and ptmply dis
and humors of the skin, cap, and blood with
loss of hair. from pimples to scrofula
Sold everywhere. Price, CurIcURA, &c.; SOAP,
25c; REsoLvsNT, q. Prepared by the Potter
DRCG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
8TSend for Chow to Cure Skin Disease" a
pages 50 Illustrations. and 100 testimoniaIs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-02
HEN advertisements

0Dl11M ulRt1 to which many are slaves, ]
UIuUm uAOlU guarantee to cure without suf
fering or taking them from home, in from fopr to
six weeks. Address Box IA, Springfield, Mass.
oct22deodkW&W
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-02
fCOxTrNrKDl


RlnfeeU.
Mira Quickritch-Whereh have you put Mr.
O.. porsers
Porter-In uppAh 10. aa'n. Hats vhar -
b7oogx
Mrs Q-ouirs right porter A~s ia dol
lar. Pittsbsrg BallseiA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-02

TO zee bow soon all the bright, pretty pieces
viii BE- dfssn cot from the darker oaes- This
10 . matter In which ssaid not exciate lit
lie boys. for the lizzie boys are sure 10 make
men sometime. il they i've and /; 10 quite as
important for tfsdssmsn 70 1sdersard 81
shout caIofs ~ . sSsdesvomsn. IL IL also
quite ~ important that plain farmer, me-
ctaaie Or sny day iaboref sboasd kasw ho~
70 match piece Of velvet In order 10 ssve q
couple Of dollars in the making over Of bis
v5fs's bonnet. - fo- the wife hsrsslf so I
coy you'd Dos sxcisde the little boys .hsn
x1sing Lessons In This very important matter
tse matter Of matching eoiofs.
Too many laugh u sbs idea Of teaching
boys such things. but sby sboad not boy
be taught that green Or purple necktis is
not becoming 70 person With hair and eyes
Of that same color. I would by all means
teach boys evsry'hias that pertains 20 making
them men Of good tssts asd correct judgment
sven in 70 small 4 matter ., the matching Of
shades
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-02

For lame back, side or chest, use Sniiohs
Porous Plaster. Price % cents. For sale
at c. B. Murphy's-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-02
C.E. oSMER, Taftsville. Vt
Most Intense Itching.

have used CUTiCuRA REMEDIES successfully fol
my baby, who aff cted with eczema and had
such intense itching that he got day nigh
The itching is gone, aud nv baby Is cured, and IL
now healthy, rosy cheesed boy.
EDMkNN MI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-02
PRlcss on SHEEP AND LAnps,
nAtSK STOCK AT MARKET.


Nrgrr run from north and east including
snada flock. Business at the yards showed a
marked decline of ic ON grades of sheep and
lamb. g. Libby son absorbed the eastern
d0eks, securing them for swift COMPANY; 7. W
thompson son sold sheep at A. av. it0 lbs Ia nbs
st . lbs !. Hayes, l. sheep, TO lbs, iic,
ita lambs. AZ ~ lbs, Is o pei cwt, J. Kane. u:
aIabs av - lhs, g. 62i per cwti Aldrich JSbnsor
-sd . sheep. av - lbs at &c.
SALES AT BRIGHTON.
supply quite ample for the demand in the way OF
mitch cows. Here were good uIany buyers pres
rAf rad, 10 invest, where they could buy upon
satisfactory terms. Fair life and prices steady.
few pair of working oxen changed hands. Iratton
4 Mclntire sold mich for 800. W w Hall
y son srld pr II working oxen, l. W 1900 lbs, a,
2 60, nilch COWS at $40 each, springer at as
" Hoffman sold milch cows az "a each. 10 do nj
az each, > beef cows at go each. Nalloy Son
sold fancy COWS at s5 ass each. ard at ~ ~
each " >colians sold mieh cows from s4oat5s5t
per head. light COWS for sieo. -pringer- ~ tt2S
each + 7 Lit hfeld sold choice cows nj &55 each
common co IS at s9e 80 each | Z Libby son
sold ; common COWS for 500, : cows for $40
Hosmer sold pairs of working oxen, girthing . 4
in l. " 2aa and 20. lbs. at $50 and 40 pr y II
10 in, I. W S5d lbs at ssi, pr, ESQ
Mich Cows AND sPRiNsERs.
The Eastern live stock ain hid on y valuable
csrrp of uilch cows with representatives. of Dutc'
bred rs wei ~ all the othsr good grade cows. The
general ru found sale ai Uas45 PER head
-ali tMn spring buffers al 80 ssch- l Z Llbbf
\ sun sod three mica for sios. W Munkitt
kin> Que springer, s.ss Randa'i & Hanson -tN
,pringer- $40 eash trafton Meintire sold eigh'
B,iich COWS at Ssoe,ch. Eugrefn sold 70 sp' ing
ers AZ So ani $40 { Il Merrill 50 Il | springer ana
, milch cows at riS9.
VEAL CALVES.
Too many for the good of the market and veal IL
the city dub calves OF L. from last week
raw c n Merrill sold Is ,eals av. 100 lbs at Sc
Randall 4 Hanson sold 5 yess av. Us lbs st &C. J
VI PaiIbrpak sold veals at sic. & Libby sold varf
Gus lots az sc, ay. rs lbs each
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-02

ITO RENTING Gen. Conner house, IL Elm St
L Possession given Oct. Is. Apply TO II. W.
True, Augusta. .eptI7dtf
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-01-31
The Secret Ballot.

\ fact which ha~ escaped genera Obj
>eryatiou. says the Lewiston journal. =
that the secret ia.lpi system : already In
operation in Two cities III this country,
although II ha> not heeu carried into gen
clal practice in any stat 81 Vet.
\ Wisconsin, law requires the elk of
Milwaukee to provide zach voting PR
cIuct with two roem- aaj lining each
other, one known as The inspectors auI
voting room, and the other H. the tick,t
room. All the windows are >Creeutd -
A. 10 prevent any person outside from
looking into the interior of the ticket
room.
This j. furnished with tables having
compartments conveniently arranged. ou
which are deposited tickets provided by
the political parties, The tickets art ar
ranged ny the Inspectors. anj over each
{ as or kind is pa>te1 in con>pica w.
place in three anguages-EusaSh. ter
man. ana Puij>h-the name OF title by
winch they are generally known
Voters are admitted H. the voting room
one Al time The voter enters the tick
ii room through Il door leading from The
exterior of the building. and from tie
ticket room he passes into The voting
room, and Ken ont OF the building, uri
IA d an
,i,tt-f roam This law dn.s n,t r,r,,.f, H.,
a.t.,'..i...4.-.
r,rh ynt.r il At ,ih,rtv IN ,sl,.,.r fr,,,
the ballots one Of zach Kind If he wish,
m. nar,i,.s are Shaved to bav, I.,s+.,,ll.
ANS OF tickets present IN tine ticket noon
who are forbidden. however. To -olr.,-
voters, and a challenger, who i permitted
to n, wher. he can see voters a. they Of.
fer their vote. brt must IA, outside nt
The vol NJ room.
\ Kentucky law. viii II APPLIES only Z,
In. election nf municipal officers. mem
hers the General Council and >chon
trustees IN Louisville, and to tie deter,
mutation of any municlpal question sun
mittcd tn the people Of that city. i a
closer imitation of the Australian system.
Official ballots are furnished by III,
MAYOR. who i required to cause fac>imt
les to he published in the daily news,Ap-
ers. or in hand hill form on the dav pre-
cedinp Iht. election. 50 that voters may
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-01-31
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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-01-31
POETRY.
At a Reading.

The spare professor. grave and bald
Began his paper. 1t was called,
| think, IA Briei, Historic Glance
At Russia. Germany and France"
A glance, but 10 nv best belief
Twas almost anything but brief
a wide survey, in whicl, the earth
was seen before mankind had birth
Strange monsters basked them in the sun,
Behemoth, armored glyptodun.
And in the dawn : Impractical ray,
The transient dodo winged its way;
Then. by degrees, through slit and slough,
We reach Berlin, don't know how.
The good professors monotone
Had turned me into senseless stone
Instanter, but that near me sat,
Hypatia in her new sprinl hat.
Blue eyed, intent, with lips whose bloom
Lighted the heavy curtaincd room.
HypAtia ali, what lovely things
Are fashioned out+pi eighteen spring
AT first in sums Of this amount,
The eighteen winters do not count.
Just as my eyes were growing dim
With heaviness, saw that slim,
Erect, elastic figure there
Like pond lily taking air.
She looked so fresh. so wise, SO neat
SO altogether crisp and sweet,
quite forget what bismarck said
And why the emperor shook his head,
And how il was Won Moltke's irown
Cost France another frontier town.
The only facts ! took away
From the professors theme that day
Were these a forehead broad and low,
Such as the antique sculptures show.
a chin to Greek perfection true,
Eyes of Astarte's tender blue;
A high complexion without heck
Or flaw. and curls about her neck.
Thomas Bdiley .iidyieh in Aayper's Mag
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-01-31
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she looked around to see if anything had
been forgotten.
II think it rains less" >ad Strickland