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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20

Greatness, however, lies In very different d.
rections. Some great men are only great frauds.
There are great statesmen with great repute-
TONS, bus many Of en- are great humbuss.
great many people in the ordinary walks OF life
arc great humbugs. too; but they make less
noise than do the great statesmen, 50 II don't
matter so much
The same Is true Of THINGS A great many
great frauds and hlmbugs can be passed over
with contempt because they keep comparatively
quiet But when you SEQ great humbug de-
scribed ia great advertisement az being great
boon. you feel greatly inclIned 70 Indulge in =
great Kicking.
The true greatness which will bear out and
Justify any advertisement, however great. Is
possessed by pauci.y OF articles We're yoa
asked today TO name one Of such b. way Of ex-
ample, you'd readily reply
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20

Some are born great. some achieve greatness.
And somo have greatness thrust upon them.
Shakespeare.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20

THE wEArnKs IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
clear and cool
Range OF Thermometer Yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-21

Never burn hemlock wood IN sick room
nor where the sgapPine, cracking sound can
he heard by the p,ticnt
liza window or blind creaks. secure ii.
Keep ont OF that old rrcaking rock ing chair
that il sure to hni us way iutp tne sick room.
A good, strong. hard wood office chair, with
broad arms from which you can rise with
ease il much better
Let the striking weight Of a clock run
down MANY patient has lost a whole
nights rest because the clock struck iust as
he was going TO sleep and being once aroused
the effects of the medicine was lost, aud long
hours Of restlessness followed.
I'll = creskiug pendulru,.
Rub a crraking hinge with the POINT Of a
soft lead pcucil
Never take half dozen Of the last papers
to sick room-for the purpose of weariog
out the night You will he sure 10 wear
your patient out also
II board IN the ti,or ereaks put chalk
mark across it and svoii stopping on it or If
under a carpet mark Il in some other~ay. II
one or two tlles have gained acct 50 To he sick
room 10 not go about with one of those
disagreesbe affairs made by folding a news
paper into long nsrrow pad. and slap
every square inch Of the cciiing to no effect
whatever. but place apim jar upon the medi-
cine table. Lotto the top of /, put paper
tunnel made eoyHs eeptd style. Put few
drops OF n,olssses on the end of feather
or dip the feather in a little sugar and ws'er
and run /, down to the end of the tunnel
Mr. Nv will soon be bottled and as he has n
faculty of calling his friends around him. he
will soon bave everyone in the room safe
within the jar with himself Take from
the room and drown the flies and replace if
needed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-21

bas per bag, ss@ses. sad for enosee grzas
lated sz 7sxz . PER bel.
C0Ks-we gsose hixss mixed s.sr; sseamsr
SsAssse: ~ hts lower ~ 70 qualify.
krs NORRIS ssilsaz In small iS.s at "a ssz5 Is
oarsxA.,-Is steady At ESQ per Dol fog ma
and o. 7oss % for cut
0aT.,-Sev fascY oats. s4:ze; No white.
ataoee. sev No White. zsss"c' n~w los grades,
BKss-spnns bran in sseks At "a S4if IS.
PEosIssosS-TrAse Ia picking mp and the ms'kst
Ge qae.- long cut. =, sls sass % yer barrel;
lxhs bssss % 70; ieas ends % IS 400 %; pork
siI s,aoe o.. mes. siz s.oo %; fresh ms. -
naszges. ysdSs, bc4osnz sausage. saoc-
lbs jail; Tic in f5 pals. &c in ID pals.
Hoo PEoi,eers-a@ms. Iial..e .ssertlins 70 sil,
smoxss ribs, 7izsc; nib bs,&Af.sE bacon. 1tNse,
homeless. ilisfSc, prsssea hama, iisslDs, ehoies
nd . sai,. p as.. = 3 90 o. Be-, aaa: ~ ~
beef tongue Dbl. els s,sss. hail tbis ~ sesoo ~,
by soss, tup>. hals bti. % 90.
tgEsn Bxky-Ghoies steers. 7z7ic PER ID; socs
siasiei light. sshe extra hsssy siads. iole. good
good s4e f4tties 2tasie. ehBeks lac, backs. sas.
ramp s.iIt, rosads ss7e ;rsmp. and loiBs lIzfsks,
short ribs. szi3ie, loins i<slsc.
LAMB ssD AUTTox-Ws quote spring lambs 70
4ile. Fall. e0see, szsssc; others. sz3s, Chicago
s.a'ten, es.ies. sl.sse' ys.i.lns' 7..se si,eise
sasssrs veal, fancy. sAios. others iIse.
bsTrEH-
yell known mark, zis<zc, afst aad Extra EF-ts.
lsa1se imitation sssry. Halle, nr.ts. Ia
i< taetory, choice. l<Ai2ses oshsrs. I0aiici
sod W extra cary. 1ke extra nrst., 10 and Isc.
iOalie. kEst eIsry, good - ehosec. laalyr- The
atove quotations rsesiysrs PRICE, for strictly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-21
ASTRONOMICAL TiD-siTS.

Tartest fruits make the frlnest jelly
The corn is acknowledged now by every
body
Tomatoes at upon the liver Asparagus
purges the blood
Flute playing on the corn ear is test per
formed in private.
The daintiest Of all the Florida fruits is the
rose apple or Jambosade.
Old port does not require the care In do
canting that claret does
Ounce jelly requires quarter Of pound
less sugar to the pint of juice than other fruits
Celery acts as o sedative on the nervous
system, and is a cure for rheumatism and
neuralgia
The common dandelion, used as greens,
has direct effect upon the kidneys. and 20
has spinach
The culinary jugglers can now employ their
art to transform English sparrows into reed
birds on toast.
The annual statement Of the watermelon
industry in South Carolina shows that the
area planted WAS 5000 acres
Ambrosia is made by filing deep gla1
dish with alternate layers of pineapple,
oranges, bananas and peaches, with plenty OF
powdered sugar sprinkled over each layer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-21
Aallroaos 4 STEAMBOATS,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement oil Trains in Eject July
Isl, 1859.
unu further notice trains leave Augusta a, fol

Unit! further notice trains leave Augusta a, iol
lows
GOING WESI-63o A. NJ. Tor lewiston. Rock
land Portland and Boston. SO VI tor tIAliow,ll
and Gardiner, 10 ~ accommodation aud IN I6rx.
press for Lewiston. Pennington. Eorkand Form. 81
and Boston. 200 T.. VI. for iiuluwr aud ,nritn.r
3l2 l.. NJ. for brunswick, bath. Nockinnd rutlnuj
and Boston; t352 (fls Ing Yankee 5s1 T. VI tor
Haowoll and Gard,nrr, Hoo T.. NJ. lieht Pullman
for Lewiston. Portland AMI Boston, and for Rtlh
Saturdays only.
GOING EAST 40 A. NJ. Ought express, for
Skowhegan, Pnngor, Bar ilmhoi st Stephen, st.
villr Skowhcgan, lis for watrNilc, bangor, Bnr
liarbor Moosehead Lake and st John, lUp l. NJ
Express for Waterillc, Bangor aud Bar narhor
800 Z. NJ. for skowhegnD, Belfast, prNtVr, Hanger,
st. stephen, st. John aud AroustnoA County 20
l.. VI. for Watcryillc.
Ihe Night Pullman Trains run each WAY every
night. Sundays included, but not 10 ~k0wh, gan on
Monday mornings, or 10 Belfast and dexter or he.
yond Bangor. on Sunday morning.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN rnyvs tinrlinar for
Augusta at 7.i5 A. NJ. Log and i.t5 T. VI. laowel
AT " A, NJ, LEO and o 0e T.. VI.
fRElGb 7 TRAINS for Portland 80 A. NJ. ar
irving at l2.is T., NJ for Watorvillc aud Nancrboro
i2.3l =. NJ, and AT 80 +. NJ. due from Boston
~. and i.9s T.. NJ. due from Nanocboro and
Wateryille, 720 A. VI, aud Y % T.. NJ
lhrou tickets to California and all points south
and W.s. may be had of T.. ~ Walker, ticket agent
Augusta, the only Office selling via all routes and
checking all baggage free of expense.
stops only AT tnlloweil, Gardiner, Brunswek
and Wcstbrook junction
PAlSON TUCKER, Gtnl Manager.
y. r. BoOTliBf, Gen' lass. aud Ticket Agt
Portland, June %.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-21

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-21
THE LATEST IN JEWELS

Just nov rings Nth sunk settings pre-
dominate.
Plain onyx uoss are earrings Of a simple
tut fascinating nature
Rings with pearls IN diamond shaped St
tings are much in demand
Hammered gold sleeve buttons with tur-
oucis cieyers are of = neat character
Lovers of the grotesque will favor silver
circus clown dose up - . vinaigrette
Dull GOLD din,inutive barrels, With diamond
ho-,t~, forr, very attractive START pins
A pleasing sfyie Of hair pm top Is dull
gold bali pierced by tar with opal ensiS
The unprereutiops character OF pearl neck
A knife edge wishbone, st with diamonds
and ruhies alternately. IS a charming addl-
ton TO brooches
Conspicuous among gents lockets is a rep
re.en.ation In gold Of tree stump. which
opens at the side.
Two interiocked loops Of geld, across which
runs a row Of diamonds, composes the neat
est of hair pin heads
An exceedingly cunning idea in queen chain
q
. bonnet Of gold wire
A ~ruiicircle Of sapphires above an enamel
and diamond forget-me-not Is an attractive
scarf pin Of late issue
A fancifully designed hair pin top Is an up
RICH. coil Of rope in gold. with a vertical row
of emeralds sunk into it.
A u,oonstone owl upon background Of
blue enamel in circular gold frame Is
brooch oidity recently seen
White enamel neckties sncompassed by
diamond scarf ring, are among the quaint
productions in scarf pin tops
A dainty conception in Lace pins Is I'LL
gree gold star with diamond center, set ts-
tween two cres..ents pointing inward
A geld queen chain pendant that Stimulates
an open book, bound around By narrow
ribbon Of rubies, may without fear be styled
unique jewelers. Review
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-21

The first anniversary of the wedding day
10 called the paper wedding, the second the
cotton wedding and the third the leather
wedding
The nfth anniversary Is the wooden wed
ding.
The tenth anniversary is the tin wedding
the fifteenth the crystal wedding
The twentieth anniversary is the china
wedding the twenty fifth the silver wedding.
Fifty years Of welded life bespeaks golden
wedding and seventy five years diamond
wedding.
Fruit stains can be removed by wetting
them with cold water and holding over the
smoke Of burning birthstone.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-21
CONSISTING ron TIE LADIES

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-21

Tuesday, sept. IL.
ArfLss--- Evaporsted. 6a7ic. dried ts4e
BkANS--Pea, q -. Yellow eyed. o. ooss Is.
BurrEn.--Sotid. BAiSc, ball, ,oas5c.
CRkksk FACTORY and domestic. ioe.
EGsS-- iaAstA per dozen.
GRAiS--Coru, SIC, meal, &c.. bran. o. % .
ewt.. cotton seed meal. u 30 per bag
HAN--Loose. ti2 oQai4 ~; pressed, IS eoaif o.;
straw, .. -sss %.
HoNkr--kox, lsasoc. per pound.
LARD Domestic. lssisc.. western. tieroe 9sie
MUTTON sasc. per pound.
OArS---$oc. per bush.
PorArpes- &2a3cc per bashel.
PoULrkr-fow, isaiSe. chickens, faal>c.
Woot-aNasSe. per ID. uuwashed. voc, washed.
AW.
hlpks-lieht 4ic. per II, heavy Sc; sheep. sec
AL -; veal skins. l.. per 10.
VEAL. ta.e per pound.
Aaxusta Bee; CompAnv's Wholesale Price Cure,
SPRING tANp-iQslsc.
BEKs-Sides. Gaze per ID; hind quarters. sis 0.
fore quarters. ss4&; rounds with dxnk. &c: rum y
and loins tialiic; short rib cuts, SC. rsttles 81
SO: backs saStc; chacks sAsle, stripes S. Drv..e
Aegs sssse-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-21
BEST IN THE WORLD.
urth er Great Cure, o. Sin Diseases by
the Gu! cuga ..n.cdies.


Roy one year an ~" Id. Face and
body In a ter tbl. conti .On. being
cred with ".s. 81 '.nur springs fail.
Cured by M ears Il NEEDLES.
/ have used your CUTirR, REMEDIES in two
cases where t. rorcd I, I've successful. The first
was in the case vi n Toy ii year and g. half old.
His face Al BODY IN to hble condition. the
former btins ,omp iel red with |
touk him ~ Mascara 81 phur Springs, but he
did not inpru.e any. wts then advised TO try the
CUTIcURA RtMhnlts, " Itch did He took one
and one half bottles Of CuTICuRA kEsoLvENr.
when hi kin III could be, and Is to-
day. ] used the tpII, uitt on his ul the
CGTIcuRA soar in WISHING !.nn. lie j. i'w five
years OF ag and all right he o.l"r ci-r was IA
disease of the scalp which WIS cur Il r ~ .shing
with the CUTrrtKA soar and ruhtit" Il te curt
cCRA, one bottle OF CuTIoURA iiEsoLvESr being
used. They ave proved successful in every case
where have advised the use Of them. II is sur
prsing how rapidly child wilifmrrove under their
treatment rec. mn. nd them for any disease of
the skn as being the best in the world This is my
experience, and am ready to stand hy ;ay state
ment. JoiN X. BERo,
American House, Hogansbure' :. Y.
An Unbearable skin Diseases q. ed.
have been afflicted since last March VII d, . skin
disease the doctors called Eczema Nv face was
covered with scabs and sores. aud the e.ing and
burning were almost unbear.b.e ing yolr
c. TICURA RI MEDIES so hieiily recon- "uded, con
ciud,l 10 give them tri,.i, mig tie iICuRA and
CuTicUgk SOAP externally, AMI REsoLvENr INFER
nally for four months call myselt cured in graft
tude for which make this public statement.
MRS. CLARA A. FREDERICK,
Broad Brock, Con.
Cuticura Remedies
Cure every species of torturinR humiliattDg. i'ch
ing, burning, scay and pmply diseases of the skin,
scalp aud Hood with loss Of hair, and all humors.
hiotches erupons. Sores scales and crusts whether
simple scrofulous, or cont agious, when physicians
and all other remedies fail.
Sold everywhere. Price. CUTICURA. Zoe; soar.
25c.; REsoLvrSr. q. Prepared by the POTTER
DRrG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, boston.
aS-Send for Glow to Cure Skin Diseases" ~
rf, tl,-tr nuIt1 t...Ns.. xt.tu
QlRVc Skin ana Scalp preserved and beauiiied
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-21

Merchant Tailor-Good morning. Mr. True
pay What can do for you this morningf
Mr. Truepay-l want n suit OF clothes
Yes, air John the tape and book please I"
oh, don't want suit TO measure
want ready made suit"
"Ehf Ready nader
Yes, "a cheap one"
Certainly, certainly Right Ibis way,
pleas, hadn't heard Of your marriage -
New York Weekly
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The End Of Vacation.
Now hrerzcs fresh our faces fan
And glpws ltss fierce the solar glare.
And hles are less audaclous than
They were
The heated term at last IL Ger.
And meath fair Luna \ .ilvcry light
In hammocks niaidens swing no more
AZ night
The summer girl has l,'ft the shore.
ih'r srdor for Irritation coois,
For she's engaged. the dude no more
She fDots Boston Courier
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The age at which babies begin the wide
based wadiie. which they believe TO r, pre-
sent walking, varies somewhat II /. not an
unheard Of thing for them to struggle To the
feet ~ early u. eight month. old Nor i. it
unusual to prplong the creeping stage far be-
yond the twelve months age. When baby
insists on walking before ten or eleven
months. it IL n sgn that II is strong and sc-
tive child When it delays until eighteen
months the reverse il Indicated there is sure
ly some weakness that prevents ii. Not
withdrawing tbs az fects 1t is mistake to
teach a child 10 walk. What yer the bar
winian theory about how ~ came To assume
the upright pos ton. our children are to the
manner born, and will take il a. soon as
nature lets them.
Dne thing only il legitimate holm. and
that IL putting the child on the floor ~ soon
As possible for it TO roll and kick for itself
The floor should be thoroughly protected
from dranRhts. aud warm rug or pun
placed under the baby Then give him his
ring, in company sith few rubber TOYS. and
1t will soon be found that the rug l. too small
for him H. becomes more entcrpri sing
and MANAGES tn got n by rolling 'hitchng"
and scramb ing This sort of exercise is
perfectly natnral to healthy child, and
helps 10 develop the soft egs and feet and tn
d gest aud as-Irilate food Besides that
the moral efect IL 70 give III" child sort OF
.elf-rrlipnce rbose who"holl the haby" too
long cheat him 4 ust 40 much Of his little
experience 1T hil scramble aud waliow
regardless u mnPpiug NJ the dust or getting
grinmy or. u you cannot bear 10 see him
dirty, make h'm tcreepcr" of dark stuf
tn be slipped al An on at pleasure. soon,
lac, ali 4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-21

n NsNsOhAbte IufefFhCt.
Johnny Cumso-Was solomon a baseball
unpireslai
Mr., cumso-No, Johnny what made you
ask that
Johnnyi heard the minister say some
thing about The Judgment Of solomon
Drake's Magazine
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Maj Jones-See here, Rosy you've brought
me up one button boot and one lace boot
How is that
Rosy IA fresh importationl &C., Faith an theys
\ mishtake newhere. sur, but divl bit
do Oh know here II is Shure an the other
pair down shtairs is In the same fix -I.ifa
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The Steamer DELLA COLLINS

will leave Augusta, Mon iay aui GDpf-dh, at l.m
T. NJ, iialowoll, 4, ", t"nn' citing with -trnmrr
kcnn.bcc at Gardner.
Fhr. from Augusta, lInlluwtN Iud Gardiner, ~
Through tickets to New Work. 10y sound lines viii
be sold ON board steamer.
LIN PAHTpiu,.F, Agent.
Augusta phce on Company. Wharf foot Of
winthrop 81 tostgn othce n Lineon'- wharf.
sept. -. lss9, a.rdi
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The Condemned Mars Wish.
To think that must leave the world
Reyils'l by every tongue,
The convict said Il deeply dread
This thing OF being hung
I'd like t. live NV boyhooi days
In harmless games to cope.
To play baseball. but. most OF all.
I'd like to skip the rope
Washington Critn
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'Twas Ever Thus
Now tnilder Is the solar ray
The atrnospher-'s no longer blue
And no one says to US today,
Say IS this hot enough for your
But man Is unto trouble born.
And every season has its ills.
The man who left the ice ut riorr
Alas Is se,iirS In his bills
las-f.,n CourtR.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-21
Tried and True.

boy who had a very fat dog said to him
one day: Here, you are as slow as day after
tomorrow. Come. get move on YOU
But can't" replied the dog courtsousIy,
I'm too fat
On, yes you can retorted the boy. and
be forthwith annexed q potential verb TO the
rear elevation Of that dog. The accelerated
cur achieved upon himself 20 speedy . move
that his fat tried cut and left him . mere
shadow at toe end Of ten miles, bet the can
wzs full Of lard This shows u that We never
know What W can Do I'll ~ Hy.-Tiwa
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To Let.

TINO LET-A desirable tenement. Apply at the
l. Office of H. : Fogg. sept2ld3w
rUNo RENTING Gen. Conner house, II Elm ST.
i r. secession given Ocf. l5 Apply to II. W.
True Augusta. septi7dtf
ITO bENT-My house on Crescent St, now oc
i cupied by q. N. Lswre ace the first day Of DC
tober, as have notified him vacaie on or before
that time. IRA ID. STuRGEs
sept. :, 1859. septlldtf
rlNO LET.-The coal sheds and wharf recently
L occupied by o. williamson. Also one house
on Grove st. JAMES W. NORTH, Grove 81.
Sept. 4th 1850 dtf
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