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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-08

BIG THINGS IN THE WORLD.

ne largest empire IN the world Is that OF
IL at Britain.
the most extensive cavern u the Nam
moth cave, in Edmonson county, Ky.
The Chinese vail Is the largest wall In the
world It was built by the first emperor Of
the Tain dynasty, about ~ 4 G., - . pro
lection against Tartars
The largest body Of fresh water On the
globe is Lake Superior. 1t is 100 miles long,
100 miles wide at its greatest breadth. and
has All area Of 1000 square mica
The largest inland sea is the Caspian, lying
.etween Europe and Asia Its greatest
length is no miles, its greatest breadth 270
miles and its area i56, 500 square miles
The largest suspension bridge in the world
Is the one between Brooklyn and New York.
The length of the main span is sos feet, 8
inches. The entire length Of the bridge y
g. $50 feet
The largest bell In the world is che great
bell Of Moscow. at the foot Of the Kremlin.
Its circumference at the bottom is nearly 6s
feet and its height is 81 feet Its weight has
been computsd To be M. ~ pounds
The largest tunnel in the world is that Of
St, Gothard, on the line Of railroad between
Lucerne and Milan. The summit Of the tun-
nel is go feet beneath the surface at Auder-
matt and {, 900 feet beneath the peak Of Kas
telhorn. Of the st, Gothard group
The largest library is the Bibliotheque Ma
tional, in Paris founded by Louis XIV. 1t
contains 400. 900 volumes. 200, 600 pamphlets.
5,UO manuscripts, 800, 900 maps and chartA,
and 1870, go coins and medals The collection
OF engravings exceeds 800. 600. contained in
some 10000 volumes
A cast steel gun weighing 2S5 tons has just
been shipped by Messrs. krupp from Ham
burg for Cronstadt The caliber Of the gun
is l3A inches. the barrel is 70 feet In length,
its greatest diameter being 81 feet The
range Of the gun is over eleven miles, and il
will fire two shots per minute, each shot cost
ing bet ween ESQ and f:DO Cincinnati Com
mercial Gazette
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-08
WISE WORDS ABOUT WOMEN.

Men make laws: women make manners.
De Segur
As . husband is, the wife Is, II mated With
a clown.-Teunyson.
A mothers love. in q degree, sanctifies the
most worthless offspring Hosea Ballou.
But one thing on earth Is better than the
wife-that is, the mother. Leopold Schefer.
A house is no home unless it contains food
and fire for the mind as well Is the body
Margaret Fuller Ossoli
Can man or woman choose dutiesi No
more than they can choose their birthplace,
or their father and mother George Eliot
A house Is never perfectly furnished for en-
joyrnent unless there Is child in it rising
3 years old and a kitten rising three weeks.
Southcy
A mothers first ninistratiou for her infant
shadow Of death. and win its life at the peril
OF her own. How different must ali affection
thus founded he from all others ST.
Courtney
1t is curious to see how a self willed
naughty girl. who sets her father and mother
aud all at defiance, and cannot be managed
by any cody, at once finds her master IN
baby Her sisters child will strike the rock
and set all her affections flowing Charles
Buxton.-Chicago Herald.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-08

.Kasy enoagh for hsehsaos 70 Do tnas y
ysv York sid - old man. --as' aiu -
hsvs much
Th<v walks.d N nlsncs few minuaD. ~
tbs cd nsau co0rinusds
Sure you weren't mistaken. b3br
About whafF
Sure you rseiiy fed n loved Surs yoo
want only in d of powerful sdnirsssass
Los Of young fsiIsss 60 took IN that wey
an spend . lifetime hsin' sorTy for Il
PhI shock hs had
she's mighty good Iookin'. know il
can taks in the piErs of . gni - good -
sns v,s . coli Good ssoct b her. too. thas
father Of bern . full Il grit an 90. N h~
mOeheS's . lady Skill you might have hssa
ktud u ap-es a., Dot knowed yoor oun mind
- vel - you might
Father aid Phil, You renemhsr shas
you've often aid about your horo BACK
B,uys-.Th~re's only ons hosss In the world.
and that's Billy Vel, for ms rherss saly
oos R,rl In the ~ord-Locia-r
THAT'S the Hsyn blood all over, saSd ths
Old man, with . laugh that grated harshiy
On Pills ear
And i've osr Ter, Pun continued Don't
let, talk about her any more Don't rsninA
me Of DER
Don't remind your shouted the old maa,
ssoppins short On the Sidewalk Ses herss
yoanx man the father Continued, shaking
his foredngrr inipress'Teiy. II was YOU =
felt ike you. do you know What Id DOR
NO said Pull. smaasd 1t this demon~
~. .. -,.,r. - .c.rce,v svsr had
.,e,,sri 4,
.w.,, =, IA s, r,vh. M, ,h. vroonA-
rt a., 20, -, ,.I,.r o.,t or I'd die a
", - - -, IT, vthin, II
~, aoa,, a, ON. thing ar t'otbern
phi .,ntls,t feebly AMI r.plied: You don't
r,d~r,,and ta.re ar. : 1rsa1 many Obstacles
-, I g., .,,,atn
:. .Tb-r.'. a loo in the vay. .ays the .Iosh-
IN, man mail bs sam quoted the old
mar fros, tb,. Book vhich he had accepted
...n ali .nffj..,.nt guido To faith ed prsc-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-08
SCIENTIFIC SOuleS

Iron can he coppered by dipping II into
melted copper, the surface Of which IL pro
tected by melted layer Of cryolite and
phosphoric acid the articles thus treated
being heated to the same temperature the
melted copper
In experiments made in France, whsre
plates OF celluloid were used for sheAthing
ships bottoms instead Of copper, 1t was found
that the plates were intact and free from
marine growth, which was abundant ON parts
not protected bv the celluio,d
Watch springs. piano strings and similar
articles have been successfully tempered BY
electricity The steel is wound on a spool,
placed in an oil bath, and by the electric cur
rent kept at the exact degree OF redness
u~oe~sary Tor the temper required
A large and very important discovery of
uranium is reported in Cornwall 1t is a true
assure vein, the ore containing an average Of
per cent Of the pure metal. going up -
high in many places as 30 per cent The
market price IT uranium Is ti2 900 ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-08
ROYAL FlUshES

Ths Queen Of Italy has hssn growing seost
= end seo0sss, much to her annoyaDcs (
Emperor william of Germany rscsnsl}
discharged m attendant vho bad bsso rsa&
ing Q French novel
King Humbers q Italy ~ givss es.ap -
ths aa4ren BY IL rscsns Storm u shsp rov-
inos of CagiiAsi, aardiaia
SPEAKING Of Qssn viesoriAs literary sasao
. rscsnt writer Ays: ''sAs sdu ind pasasFs
n TroIlopss nossA rsnysun = ~ hving
idol"
Ths shAh Of f9siA ~ . delighted With
The performance a "Rxrului~,r which -
vitnassd II tbs Paris Edan shaafrs, thas -
AseHnined On having rsVFssaeasioa gav0
\ his palace At Tsharan
h smpsror d Russia - ordsrsd -
vel Known Russian aFtist, Hsufss0 Hogyn-
ho4. % paint . picture afas IL eyls a
oAlmAnn, rsprssnntine sAs 0trascs ol T.
pE0 William Into - hashur a KrunsonhA
h vm b prsaanesd % - 09nas 090W
49, nniahsA
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MARKET REPORTS
New York Produce naarket

NV Noth. NV I
vLoux- Rrceipss, sp.osi ysekax~s; exports, 2ht
tarr~is, saes II. so Rsp~s quotations ineiasir ~
Chv mill rAtrs. ~ satt rs. patent. ~ ssa
y 70. saPsraa., ~ ieass IS extra No I,
~ NsA1 -, wietcr wh@s, low grade. ~ sost4 ~
hinn".o,s e>tra. ~ ssse. -. southern Sour
steady ~. aeat steady
wns,r-K~cstp,., it,.ce, exports. ss.,s', sale
ie,cG easier No spring seminal. -
~ nd. - No nd, 3 stl, elevate, stsss,i. lot
Nvass, a.aser~d. No. / asrd s.iss.l -
northern Uisro,
kvN-Qai~t
WAwIEl not tpHl
Cows k~retpts q. so ~xpor'. 1892, .s'e.. 20
Nv. hrmsr. -tesmer, .,iAtii. No a. isGl
stofe And elevator ,esstsl detivsrcd
Oars ec~ipts. so.Ge. exports 49, .sies. %
90, nrm. No :. sal 10 saite as.s-i, Nor %tasHj
do ~hi,~, isiAA Nc. /. :, 30 ~tu.. A
Mined Western. tilss-l white do. eau
Corvxk--fAir. Rio fair, y
svaAs-Raw dull rraaed fair. d-msad =
lower. crushed ssasi. extrn crushed. NadI. Whit,
extra cruah~a, slsai, cut ioaf Il graduated, u
PKvRoLkcn- -hrm. STEADY. lesi
PoeK-fsir
okKS quiet.
LARp- STE adv; s.sirra team o. toAsa va
slosisa ~ ". city steam, o. %, r~nn~d tair
cSstiSrnt - tasd %, .. A. " ..
nUrrxR nrm western asir, "
Il. do creamery. ,ssSl.
CuRKak- dull fr~tshts TO ilN,rpesl
easy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-08

II Is fashionable at least &, aliow the
baby to exhaust itself and annoy the house
hold With its continual crying when that tried
remedy. DR. Buli's Baby Syrup will quiet it
ct once. Price Is cents.
IL you are troubled with dyspepsia. pain in
the region of the heart, liver and Kidneys, or
any other painful symptoms, 10 not wait to
confirm the disease, but break /, 10 at once
BY using I.axador. You ~ill thank US for
the advice. Novs iltnr
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PHOTOGRAPHIC NOTES

A good method for making . quicksilver
print without tonng is to wash thoroughly
after printing. soak in q solution Of common
salt, and then fix in hvposuiphite Of sodium
A. usual
Capt de Abney states that ont Of 5,OW
people who take photographs. scarcely pei
cent know care anything for the why
and wherefore o, investigate it an ap
piled science
From recent paper % fash light photog
raphy by Nj W Hart, Of London. the
following points of interest are given: I'm
photographing by magnesium light, the prin-
cipaI object should be to produce breadth of
lighting, so ss to give a. near a possible the
effect Of the parallel rays Of daylight"
A correspondent Of The British Journal of
Photography, having found by . twenty
minutes exposure In photographing the moon,
that the image travelled nearly the length Of
his plate during the exposure, suggests that
photography might be made q mean Of
measuring the movement OF the heavenly
tssiiex
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-08

The evergreen redwood rises straight a.
an arrow to height Of from 10 to 100 feet
There are whole tribes Of the coniferR, dos
ems Of specimens Of cypress and cedar. vari-
ETY. and relationship Of the oaks that drives
the botanist wild, ravines filed with the
towering dogwood, sweeps of glisteuing
manzanita spattered patches of the red
berrissi buckrhorn, riffs Of the pink petalsd
rho'iosiendron, sanguinary patches whers
stand the Judas tree. In thi, favored coun-
try also bloom and bear the ionegranate,
f-, olive, almond, apricot, lemon, orange
and the nectarine. The caIielia is q tree,
the heiiotrope a stout shrub; g-rauiums are
used for scarlet hedges. the Gala lily is .
weed. And to round out this riot If luxuri-
ance-this ssturnaiia OF foliage fruit and
hower-nature SONS every spring. in and
through it all. a crop OF wild oats such -
was never dreamed Of by the original prodi-
gal sou.-Hsrpers Magazine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-08

A sheet Of ~hite wsddiBg and a skein of
Saxony siIl make three mats 10 inches In
diameter Cut out circle OF ~aiding, any
size you ash, ami strips two inches tide,
long enough to 20 round the circle three
times AXE the Ssxvny-pigk or light
green makes tetut'fui nnes-and crochet
ronni the mate. AMI both ssdies Of the strip
Nth chan of IL ttches, caught about an
inch apart III en- p'sit ~ do ibie box plsits,
and sew through thu enter, leaving the
edge. of the plsiting and mat even. Tack
h. die- o. each box la t,ge her making
4 stand az u IT. They are pretty. easily
made. and serv,eeahlr, a. the dust slides OF
the shiny surface some one tr, tn N Il .
~ iai,es' UoB,e josrHal.
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Aaliroaos i STEAMBOATS,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement of Trains in Effect Get
9TH, 1889.


Until further notice trains leave Augusta rs fol
lows
GOING WEsT-6:30 A VI. for lewiston Rock
land, Portland, Boston and Montreal, si5 4. VI foi
Hallowell and Gardiner: 10 10 A. VI. for Lewiston
Pennington. kockland, rortla.d and Hoson
200 J.. NJ. for Hallowell and Gardiner a0l +.
for Brunswics, Bath, Portland agd Boston, '8.i6
tFlying Yankee for Portland, Boston aud Mon
ireal, $50 \. NJ. for Hhlloweu and Gardiner II %
r. N. might Pullman for Lewiston. BAH, Portland
and Boston.
GOING EAST 2l5 A. VI. (night osprcssl tor
skowhegaD, Bangor, Bar iiarbor st. Stephen II.
John and Arooslook County; VA A. ". for Water.
vile, Skowhegan, Bangor, II, n T.. RR HouliDn
and St John, 1879 Tor WAtrTvc, 3.is T. NJ.
for Watcryille, Skowhegan, Belfast, Dcx
ter, Bangor. st. stephen. 81. John and Arous.
took County. and on saturdays only at 80 T.. VI
for Wa'erVille: SUNDAY paper train for WalcryiIl.
and Bangor at 9l7 A. ~.
The Night Pullman irnlns run cnct Way ,yory
night. Sundays included, but not 10 nkuyhogan 1u
Monday mornings, or to hrifast and DeNtcr nr b.
yond Ranger on SUNDAY mornings.
ACCOMMoDA ZION TRAIN leaves f,nrlIntr fot
Augusta ai 10 a. NJ. 10 and ti5r VI. Halloween
at nv A. NJ. / 20 and 0 ~ y NJ
Through tickeis la California and All points south
and West may be had Of T. II Walt,t itrk,i ug, NJ
Augusta, The onis office selling via all routes ana
checking all baggage free Of expense.
stops only at HalowriI, tlariiner, Brun-, ick
and Westbronk junction
rAYsuN TUCKER, Ganr Manager
!. T. bofiiBi, Geh'l tas- aud lckrt .gf.
Portland. Oct. T. iseh.
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Lkwo> RicE & Cook half a cupful of nee
il pant of water until soft. and when early
don. add half curful of rich. creamy milk.
sugar to taste, and lsmon hsvoring. Serve
vi h cream - Cottage Hrarfh
rsux FRENcH CANpY To each pound of
confee,ionsr's sugar take the white of one
egg and an ,qusl snlodut of cold water.
Beat egg and water together unt,l thoroughly
mixed. Stir into he .ugsr siy favor you
like. II the dough 10 right you may knesd
ii like ANY other doug h-or almost the same.
1t will collect in a mass and .,ick together.
The longer you work the dough the err Smier
1t will be. II YOU vim 10 make choco ate
ersams. serape what chceoist. YOU think you
will need, set over the tsa-kettle or some
warm place. When il gets sof, put in
piece of beef suet about the size of a butter
bean. and cut ~ small a. possible Make
the candy in balls ard roll it in. Ii for
coeoAnut take the came quantity of egg and
water ard put the cogosnu, eht in, then add
all the eoafectoo,r's sugar it ~ili tske.
Flattsn the mass TO oue-quarter of an inch
thick, aud cut in squares or strips Clara
Grtkth, in Cottage Hearth.
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HOBBIES OF GREAT MEN.

Grover Cleveland year1s for hard work.
Henry Willard is A.. authority IN ,ua,ss
Ruseli Sage prefers chess to the stock
market
Ths historian Bancroft 10 an expert in ross
culture
President Harrison collect. brio o brac and
ancisat coins
CharIss A. Dana delights 10 chryauths
mum culture
John Wanamakef's Sunday school Ia ths
apple Of his eye
Jos Jefferson the artist. encroachss 90 shs
time OF Je6erson, ths actor
N. Gladssons chops down usa whus H.
marck prefers seltxer water
John Rp'sefellsr MAKES . bobby ~
churches. ssp~'railv the Baptist
Jay Gould b pa.aooasely fond Of sowsrs;
While his 500 George PREFER possag. ssamp
collections
George W. Child = fond Of collecting au-
thors' manuscripts and the letter. Of greas
men = Philadeiphia Rspubiic
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AgYicuIfafsi Impairment ~ss Si'""S'""'
We are accustomed 70 regard the United
ss.,s. =. the leading .xricuItar.l eoantry tf
W. -"' NJ.
and variety OF asrioohafsi resources sn'
possibiIiies. But when u comes 70 scientific
a.vicnitu,. and hish farming some other
-, a..
s's"'s's' s'' mus" NV" W w. "' Wv
fgufes shov some are erpenhinG COCO
deal more than We do ia the promotion Of
.xv,~ul,.,.i in,r,~sts. The Secretary asks
,.. =. c....
~" "k"' spp'op''."'' -
should make IT, Ihe department " "ohg
vast auoani 81 -otk on various lines. and
,.,,,,,o ,u, l.r..ts to ,,,.otIse di.cov,ry
..- -.
an" '"'s'"s"""' VIVA w '''@ 'F'
Of prosr' Z" among pfacheai saheaitaf's''
After . comprehend revi~w OF th. work
......,n.h., d.,,., IN. ,.., .s., the Nee
"sy
Protection Of American industries IL one
OF the rex Rooted principles OF me great
party which ms sdn'ipisns represents
To all the protection tbat -isr ufh laws
can shofa. ana I the f"hs " ehtFnt eompsti
BILE Win IN" equal rishts 81 All classes, men
10 . fuhhamTh'"i pf'nc'pis OF h"P"ohenn
insntaii"n't me farming in'"s'fy j"'ty
claims t' 'nsnsh"ne flsht IN th' hiFet"-
ne uon ~ sffcni'Lfe' rhich' sm 'ha"kt"i
To Say, has iAk.n place dnfing the past fe"
years. ana shith h"pr u WI D. ~ my
".. :" 100 49," ~" -. -
u.,.,lyely nnkno.n a, Ahot,, product
twenty years sgu. For all spch articles =.
our own ""'i can p'"'"r Va" 'A'"'f J'-'H
Aootb.r s,s,cy locking Ia th. impor,an,
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s~aAsss0 eas sssa eos eAass Of
mAos a. eminent uan's passage Ia I'll.
great majority Many life hss b~vu t>ss,f
By this dread disease that might have beer
spared. had TIE possessor eaiy knosn If. snc
taken Aenard's Rn~vnasie Bullet. rsr.
AZ c~rtaic. and 1t the ssu.s time a piess.ni
9 ,re tas Rheumatism. 0ou,. and Neuralgia.
They can Be procured from J. NJ. Mixer and
G Murphy Z TO. 1t el.00 per bottle.
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10 four pounds of sugar, take one-hslf
pound of ginger root green, Wash the
root thoroughly and scrspe. Have ready n
lace or muslin bag into which put the scrap
ings Cut the roo; it, thin slices Put these
with scrapings into quar-, of boiling vat r
AMI simmer for couple of hours or until
tender Strain. then add the sugar, the vel
low peel af two lemons cut in small pieces
AMI the Juice of the lemons Boil twenty
minutes then clarity with the white of An
egz being careful not tn skim OF the pieces
Of |, mon peel Remove the peel from two
lemons. cut in slices (the lemons) and add
10 the syrup also the pieces of girger root
that were saved when the syrup WAS hr't
strained In this pears citron or watermelon
rinds may be cooked II pears they should
be cooked until tender but not broken.
Citron or ~atermelon rinds should be cooked
In clear water until nearly tender hen dropped
into the syrup to sumner until transparent.
Dip into cans and seal
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CHAPTER XIII
~wHsLy YET AgAR ovT."


thinner ts--anne tbs
roll II tank notes
u Philip Hsyns
pocket. nearer and
nearer came the
day sh<n be must
depart from the
eity-siepart With
GU. any hope snst
be might ever 70
turn The thoaghs
vas insolerabls,
t,a. what could 10
done 20 tani.h IN
He might again.
ans: several times.
MAKE excuses TO
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Elisha W, Cross of Kingston, has brought
sui, for libel against y q Harris the pro
prietor OF the Dsilv Observer. Newport, Il
l The action 10 based on an article in that
paper rejecting on Cross connection with
the Amo. Green case
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The favorable impression produced on the
first appearance of the agreeable liquid fruit
remedy syrup of Figs a few years ago has
been more than confirmed by the pleasant
experience Of all who have used il, and the
success Of the proprietoys and manufacturers
the Californis Fig Syrup Company
oc'29i&wlm
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CnlcAao. Nov.
HtOcn-- pfsces steady.
Wu9Ar-- active. No. Spring. - ~
he. ~, ,Savi
Conn-Ne. Z. SAL
OAro--0e. L VSAie
1yB-(utst Of tslats,
DAnllH-tkASe
kCaE--aa tsiAs la
xsAAD--aa NA q 10
DhIv MrA~ -Shosldsv-, 70 short rib. 50
o10t elsaR eel
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Slsepless nghts, made miserable by that
terrible cough. Shiloh's cure is the remedy
for you. For sale BY c. B. Murphy.
july l~chvky
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That backing cough can he quick,
cured BY Shioh's CuIe. We guarantee it
For sale BY c. B Murphy.
jul, 2d&wlwchwky
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SvIyr's srEifyTc cured me Of malignant Blood
Poison Alter bid beea treated In vain With old
'o-cailed rer,ct Of hcrcn-y ard Potash. SIS. q.
not only c,rvd tho e. ,oi Posson but relieved the
shenr stissr Viii - cauacd ~ the poisonous
mtnera,s. I.-J- ,, LII, 24zs 81 Avenne, n Y.
scrofuls dcvclone,l "a nv dam h.cr-sweTling and
Jumps on her ncts. t.c give b. SWIFT SPEcrpTc
md the result WIS woadcrfal and the cure PROMPT
8. A. DE.il,,fOND, Cleveland, Tenn
SwIrrs SPECIFIC 10 entirely 4 vegetable remedy
Scrofuia. Blood IInmo-s, Cancer ard Contagious
Mood Poison Send for books on Diood and Skin
Dfeeares, mailed FREE.
TH SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 8, Atlanta, O.
octf1dsI4p
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Oar Girls u. Successful Women.

wealthy woman recently gave $500 600
to establish summer resort for poor mothers
and their children. God bless her; this is
onii one instance among thousands where
woD an has conceived and executed grand
ideas. Women are rapidly entering every
br.nch of the useful arts, and aspiring to
es ry money-making employment. What
sell we do with our girls" is no longer
IL ghty problem for mothers and fathers to
solve. Some one has said ut taxes
woman to set hen;" and so it
does. The most successful poultry raisers
are women. We have in mind n woman
who has for years raised finer poultry and
got more eggs from her hen, at less ex-
pense. than her male neighbors, practical
men too. Let your girls engage in the pOul-
try industry. as many are doing. Give them
fair share of the profits and they wnl soon
handy persons to have about the old
home With the aid now Offered
any person can make hens lay
even in cold weather. Out of twenty four
gold coin premiums offered last winter for
best re ults. one third were won by the
xonen who used Sheridan's Condition Powder
to make hens lay. For example Mrs. Henry
Baker, Holliston, Ma &, won SO and got
from Is hens during the three months trial
1859 eggs; Mrs. l.. J. Wilson. Northboro,
Mass, got 3243 eggs from 100 hens.
Mrs. Edwin Brown. East Greenwich,
K L.. from 35 hns got 2454 eggs;
Mrs f. Bartle., Freepn't Pa . got 2029 eggs
from 81 h., n. Miss Ada |. Ross of Mt Ster-
ling, ILL.,. from ! j hens got $50 eggs; and Miss
Maggl, Croushorn of Ottobine, Va, got 2Oo0
eggs fIom 80 hens: each of the last five
| ladies also won $500 premium from |. s.
| johnson & Co, 90 Custom House st Bos-
ton, Mass Every person who sends this
| firm now 81 20 for can of Powder, and de
sires it, can have his name entersd as com
| peiitor. If the premiums are again offered.
For 80 cents, ,hey will send two % cent
packs of Powder; for 81 90 five packs post
paid; six cans for $500, express paid;
| large can of rowder. also one years subscrip-
ton To Fsrm-PouIt,y monthly. both sent
| postpaid FIR 81 80. Sample copy of paper
J cent Send stamps o. casn. Testimonials
sent free nOy2d&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-08

Ii wss once supposed tina. serofua could
not be ersdcated from the system; but the
marvellous results produced by the use of
Ayers Sarsaparilia disprove this theory.
The reason is, this medicine is the most
powerful blood purifier ever discovered
nov4eOd&slw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-08

Deny Hys. Heas s~pd you the 70 / -
iax from sfs~ " r. Tnbas~- an ear you
sili srjsy rSsiiaz !, saa p~rnsps ysu wi he
kind ssaaxt ts place Is bsfsre the res ssrs Of
cur column. Y,ans truly,
Mas II 4. X