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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-06
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don 20 aaa ous uhAs s&ect - prae
fa>iiou q --crasaming- The cAihrsa = -
puf,lte einsyoss Is having. and b w1n co. -
the cpurlusiou, . ne have alsD do. shas .
+ time for somebody 70 cal . haih WsA
err.ly b.sli~ye fhas tbs board u sdneaxioa =
oyrrfa xiny botn tbs mental and tn phy1eAl
strength q tn pspis, and that . rscuadf>
atiou a the prsscrihAi courpe cf Study I'D
rs.3uctiou u tas uumsser of text bocks voch
result in better health for The cAildrse-
better lessons and more material progreA
This /. not the first time ws have I'D snme-
thing 20 Su- on this subject. and It viii not
be tn. last More than that, nobody has .
better rixat to s.yit Whys For very good
reasons; no oue person meets aud tAln with
more csildrsn ,aan xs1s; NO one understands
tnem bsetes, and No one b . better friend 70
than. We earnestly desire their advances
mept In everything that wiz make them
strong in boiy and sigorous In mind, and
every day Of our life rs given up 70 work In
their behalf.
Therefore, We say, We have right 70 speaA
for them in this matter Of their school duties
II you, madam, or sir. have . son or .
s.ryh,sr vbo complain. At . multiplicity Of
h..,Ss . M, bnr,tensfme lessons. do not dsceive
vourv.lf NV thinking il an individual cass and
sttributinx il 10 some particular disinclina-
ton Of tbs chilli 20 study. II you, = the
mother viii take q little time from your
hou.snold and social duties, and your church
and .swiny sfcie,,es and YOU. q the father,
from your business and, perhaps, your club,
= very brief examination Of your childh
school bag will open both your physical and
your mental eves. Did they cram you that
tway when you ware youngi Did they give
fyou 50 many lessons that you had to begin
lpnrinp oyer YOUR books the minute you came
)bsck from the school room, with barely . lit
! IL time intervening in which to snatch bite
of IuncbeonY
And when evening came, and the lamps
we're lighted In the sitting room, did you
have to taAe UP those inevitable books again,
and study, study, study, until your eyes
burned and your brain was all worn out with
the interlninable straini
No. you did not. Our fathers were wiser
than we are. They had in view the needs
of the body al well a. those Of the mind, and
no boy or girl was required to perform school
tasks that deprived them Of all physical
recreation.
We know Of scores Of instances where
childrens eyes have been seriously affected
bv night study. And when the question was
asked. Why study at night! the answer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-06

There 10 in Connecticut more than one
farmer whose hack 10 bent by the life-lous
alteration Of Junegrass cut in August and
vhose bsfuyard 10 . ~ind-blown water
washed. sun-baked slope Each fall and
spring this receptacle Of animal excreme Mt
yields him. by aid Of hoe and square pointed
shovel, q few cartoodies of impaipable po~d der
which might be called. in the language Of
the modern soapmaker, "~sshine." This
man has loved hay too much and manure too
little. aud the resulting narrow -sshtedness
has made him less successful in hay culture
than his neishboi, Who recognizes the value
Of the rotations Of annuals for giviag va
riety to our winter cattle fels.
Sun. wind and rain rapidly extract dollars
out Of any farm product left exposed
to their operation. be II fruit. cereal or
sxcremens. Says an authority. in sum-
ming up the resuits Of series
Of experiments upon exposed and protected
manure yards: THE worst method Of max
ing manure 10 to produce il BY animals kept
in open yards. since . large proportion of
valuable festilizing matters 10 wasted in q
short time; and after 4 lapse of twelve
ueenths, at least two-thirds of the substance
Of the manure il wasted. and only one third,
inferior in quality to an equal v. light of fresh
dung, 10 left behind" Manure is one OF our
farm crops ~ much - corn or animals or
money Farner.
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THE LATEST IN JEWELS.

One Of the latest feds in scarfpins is pear
shaped pearl
In lockets . quaint idea b an enameled
hand atchel
Tiny miniatures in triangular frames com
pose much admired scarfpinA
Twisted wire rings with knotted centers are
within that exists at present.
Cuff buttons are issuing In enamel and
painted to represent porcelain
Queen chain pendants are in the market
fashioned as walnuts in beaten gold.
A very beautiful shell hairpin has crown
Of Bohemian garnets set in fligree gold.
A tasty ring setting is semicircls Of dia
u,onds and sapphres above rare catseys
A plain Roman bar running through three
gold circles is hairpln top that is popular
favorite ring setting Is composed Of three
opals set between sapphire, diamond and
ruby.
Effective as lacepin is . plain bar, On
which Is n wavy ribbon Of diamonds and
rubies
A delightful little chatelaine adjunct 10
diminutve mad pouch in oxidized silver for
stamps
Chased gold crescent brooches are making
their appearance with precious stones sunk
into them
A fanciful heading for q side comb consists
Of heavy gold loop artistically arranged ip
diamond spur enciosing three small
horseshoes Of successive rizes 10 . late addition
to scarfpina
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-06
TEACH YOUR BOYS

To read aloud when requested.
To cultivate a cheerful temper.
To help their mother and sister.
To wipe their boots on the mat
To run. swim, carve and be neat
To saw button and to do an errand.
To speak pleasantly to an old woman
To cut kindlings and to sing. il they can.
To help the boy smaller than thenselvea
To put every garment in its proper place.
Not to tease boys smaller than themselves
To be honest, make a fire and be punctual
To remove their hats upon entering a
house,
To hang up their hats and respect their
teacheg
To keep their finger nails from wearing
mourning
To bold their heads erect and button their
mothers boots
To be as kind and helpful to their sisters as
to other boys sisters
To take pride in having their mother and
sisters FOR their best friends
To Close the door quietly, especially when
there Is a sick person IN the house.
To treat their mother rs politely as if she
were a strange lady VINO did not spend her
life in their ~ervice
II they do anything. 10 take their mother
into their confidence and. above all. never to
lie about anything thes have done
When their play is over for the day, u
wash their faces and hands, brush their hair
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-06

Man yields to Custom, a. ne bows to fste,
In oil thing. ruled mind. body and estate;
In pain. If Rheumatic. we for cure apply
Menard.s Rheumatic Bullets"
The .Atest and best remedy offered to the
public ,,- the cure Of Rheumatism, and all
Rheumatic affections. They are compounded
with the greatest care by experienced chem
lists. from the formula Of 40 eminent French
Specialist in Rheumatic difficulties. and are
put gu, with entire faith in their doing all
that 10 claimed for them Price el.0O per
bottle Of J NJ. Mixer and C B Murphy, &
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-06

posted for exchange, under
the Plan Of Reorganization :
Atch'son, Topsk" q Santa Fersailromd Co.,
First Mortgage, 1899, per cent:
Five per cen Ronds. 1yv9 per cent
Consolidated Mortgage, 1908, per cent
). +. five per cent. Bonds 1890, s pr cent
per cent.
six per cent S. +. Secured Bonds. 1911 per cent.
Collateral Trust five per cent. Bonds, 1857, per
cent.
Land Grant Mortgage. 1900. : per cent
COwley Summer and ~. smith Il. Il. Ca, ;,
FIRST Mortgage. 1909. per cent.
FLORENCE, Eidorndo a Wal. Val. II. Roo.
First Mortgage, h07, per cent.
kansas CITY. Emporia d south. H. II, ca. :,
First Mortgage, 1909, per cent.
kansas aHy, Topeka d Western Il. II. Ga. ,
Fir Mortgage. 1905, per cent.
h'ns"s ttv, Topeka 4 Western ". u. Co..
Income, lg6. per cent.
Maroon a Mcrhrrson IL. H. Co..
FIRST Mortgage, 1862. Jer cent
The Ne" Mexico 4 Ss.fh~rn Pa, RR.C, a,
FIRST Mortgage, 1909. per cent
The Pnsbto q Arkapsa. valley u. Il. Co.,
First Mortgage. 1905. ! per cent.
wichita n south western Il. u. Co.,
FIRST Mortgage. 1902, per cent.
Nan. City. Lswrrnee a south. Il. r. Co.,
First Mortgage, 1919, per cent.
southern Kansas q Western X. R. CO.,
First Mortgage. 1910. per cent.
Summer Ounty Il. IL. Cot
First Mortgage, 1910 per cent.
ottawa 4 Burlington Il. II. Co.,
First Mortgage 1908. per cent.
The southern Kan. nv Co,-GuIr NV,
First Mortgage, 1876, per cent.
The southern Kansas R,y Co.,
Income. iys7. per cent
The Southern Nan. as ny Co ofr
first Mortgage, lgs7, per cent.
A.. r. 4 -. - ". u. Co. In Cbtc.s,,
fifsi Nor gnge, ivla. 5 per cent.
Chi ago, Santa Ne 4 California H'y Co,
First Mortgage. 1857. per cent.
California southern ~. Il Co.,
fhsf Mofig &c. iRa. 9 per cent.
The Chic e., Kansas d. Western X. n. a..
firfs Mortgage, iva, . per cent.
6m'f. Colorado 4 santa he R'y Co.,
FIRST Mortgage. 1850. 2 per cent.
Gulf. Colorado 4 santa Te R'y Co.,
Second Mortgage, 1873, per cent.
sonora Rail way Co., Lisnisedr
First Mortgage. 1910. per cent.
Leaven., Topeka 4 sonth western R.y ca.
General Mortgage, 1919. = per cent. For the one
half guaranteed By Atchison Co.
The Wichita 4 wesssrn Il. H. Co,
FIRST Mortgage. 1914 PER cent. tNcs. TO 7oi
The kingm.s. PRATT 4 west. II. H. Co.,
'"'' Mortgage 1915; us per cent. mos. ! to go
The Chiesge. Kansas 4 yysst~rs n. II. eo.,
Income Bonds, is2s. per cent.
Csitforni. Southern II. II. Co.,
Income Bonds, i9s6, yer cent.
Deposits may be made and certffica, =
received therefor Mt
UNION TRUST COMPANY. "a Rro.a.
way. New York.
UNION TRUST COMPANY. Room q
% Milk ST., Boston.
klDDER, PEABODY Il Co. lib Dev.
onshire ST.. Boston.
MERCHANTS LOAN 4 TRUST CO..
Chicago.
Barring BROTHERS & co, 6 Bisb.
London, z. c.
j. Circular 81. containing full details. can
oe nad AZ the above addresses and also AZ
oificea Of kidder Peabody Il Co. No. i
Nassau street, New York, and Of A,chison
company. 95 Milk st. Boston.
J. W. REINHART,
18th Vice-Prest.
GEORGE C.. MAooux,
Chairman Of Board.
dec4dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-06

To look upon bright beautiful baby and
remember that the only medicine Il ever
takes 10 DIR. Bull's Baby Syrup, certainly
eonvests another family to the use Of the
Ssnsdy.
The sisht Of an ugly, innsmed boil or core,
. ~ nothing Of it, dangerous tendency,
should Induce any sufferer to Try Laxador,
- infallible remedy for these troublesome
bleed disordefs. dec6dltfolrn
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Reorganization
Atchison, Topeka
AND
Santa Fe
Railroad Company.
OFFICE OF THE
ArCHisoN, TOPEKA, Il SANTA FE
RAILROAD COMPANY.


BosTON. Nov. %, 1889.
At IA meeting of the Board of Directors,
held this day, the following preamble and
resolution were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The stockholders of the
Company have provided for the necessary
funds to meet the requirements of the
Company, subject to the terms Of Circular
No. 63. and
WHEREAS. The holders of n majority of
all the outstanding bonds of the Atchi-oif
System, both in Europe and the United
States, have assented to the Plan of Reor-
ganization, dated October u, 1889. there
fore be it
VOTED, That the said Plan of Reor-
ganization be and is hereby declared eff
fective, and that official announcement of
this fact shall be made by the Chairman,
accompanied by notice that Bondholder-
to secure participation In the benefits of
the Plan should deposit their bonds on or
before December 18th, 1889, and that
after that date bonds will only be re-
ceived under such equitable conditions as
the Board of Directors may establish.
BY order OF the Board of Directors,
GEORGE &. MAGOUN,
Chairman
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POSTERS

For Public Meetings,
Dances, Business Announce
ments. Suppers. SOciables,
Entertainments. ETC., ETC..
printed at lowest prices
and in 1irst-class shape at
the Kennebec journal Of
Rce. Do not go elsewhere
before corresponding with
us. All work guaranteed.
novi2dXytf
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METHODS FOR THE scAooLRooM

Emphasize the virtue Of hard work
Skill in defining indicates good thinking
The history lesson should be instructive, in
teresting and inspiring
Devote much attention to word analysis in
an interesting manner.
Simphfed ~ork in algebra is nov required
in'some grammar schools
Good writing in all the exercises 10 worth
more than exquisite copy book work
Every pupil from an early age should use
the names OF tie geometrical figures and
forms easily and intelig-iitly
The teacher must give some special train
ing in the art OF revealing hat he known, Of
transmitting his appreciation. and snkin-
ding in others that which hs feelA
It i the teachers place to - that the pupil
dos know the authors thought; that - b
sufficiently interested in it 70 appreciate 10 !.
that be appreciates it kesnly enough to fssaft
himssk.
Children almost never tire Of any work that
thsy launch for themsalvA Thsy saily tire
= anysAiAg they are sse 70 d. CeassqpnAly.
vA0 pnnibis, have them shssn shuk s1Gr>
d1a. nseAoda sce.. hssAsa3 wask-Jeu1n
q IdaNsaon-
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DANCE ORDERS

Printed In the very latest
styles of type. and folders
at bottom prices. We have
the best equipped printing
establiahmont In tho State.
We ahould b pleased to
talk or correspond In re-
gard to all kinds of print.
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-06

Il USE Ayers Cherry Pectoral freely in my
practice. and recomme nd it in cases of Whoop-
ing Cough among children, having found ii
more cerain to cure that troublesome disease
than any other medicine know of. So says
DIR, Bartlett, of Concord, Mass.
dec2eod&wlw
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SwirT's pr FL cirI., 10 CT ralienan. Blood
Poison i"r ! 4 l. a r. "a IN win with old
.o-cIcd - 5of , rca-y ufi ! ot..sh SIS. s.
not only .s 4 TIM II ID loi III, Int relieved the
u'iueras. -. ! y, Lii, -. 81 Ayenno, n. 7.
.crafi'l d'v lcatI ~ my tauehtcr Hing and
r. m cn' tpc,. N.ersEeL caWlsg srECiFIc,
I'D lie rceult wonderful and tho e. re prompt
:. a. DEAR'fOND, Cleveland, Tenn.
SwIrr'- s-'rciFiC is entirely aveTcta'ile remedy,
and i The iIy nc'lclnc which pcrman. ntly cures
Scrofula, Blood iIuunrs Cancer GId Contagious
Flood Poison. Seld for books on blood and Skin
Diseases. mailed frcc.
The SWIFT arEclEic Co. Drawer 3, Atlantis, Ga
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Nriioy sold 5 canners and bull at ssprr head.
Meiloy II : milch COW. at $50 each, mich
c and -priuger at ca each, -prinsers at t-5
each Remck Cheney sold mile. cows NJ $40
and ESQ W ScJilans sold nice COW, s5o, at Si5
at s5a zach. do at $50 each At $i5 at s35. +
litchhed milch cows nj s+5 each Cline. Yves
ton 5 >earlings at ~ eaca. W " Hall d son
mil h COW and ~vriugers for si3S. the lot. rrsftap
4 Mciniirs told mich COW, $40. J ID Hosmer pr
working oxen II 10 In. W 2sto lbs at $s7. pr do
it & in l5os lbs, at EDS, pr Of large II in
cattle, " 0oo lbs. at 400 { Libby & Son sold
pr working oxen, IS in. " ~ lbs, at tii0, pr
n 10 In cattle, " ssoo lbs, at tsJ. mitch y,
tto each 2 spriug.rs AT SIS each.
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win yoa sueer With Dyspepaa and Liver
es0plAiasr ShilsA's vinliser 10 guaranteed
= ssrs you. For sale BY C. B. Murphy.
jaly9d&vlwchwky
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Ssssscs frsssssss:e. sssssi H.sinss. -
ssss::s hss:sess OF ~ D:s, ~
- q Md = Hoay, vifh asts1ding Svts. frqa
81 80, cx ssss; 4; ss r. 1i11i II
yclL vu109 AID Ou1gIkD1D CuRn 0uA1ANf1o.
nynA1 ees1ssaied b - Doees g Eeeelve q 1ries.
az D1EseS = p. IL. CAtON. -.
A4wSssess 1ssie - hsss1sraesr. sssrsnssfAs5nasA
CHAs. k,.PARTRIDGEJAre Ms., Y
Dpeeial' Keiail "A 9ent.
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MARKET REPORTS
Brighton and WATERFOWL Live Btoob
Market

Dee
AMOUNT or LIVE sroCK At MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep and fambs. swine. Yeats. ho, .
2tbs efrs sl2fe s5g AZ
NuaBx. FROM INK SEVERAL STAINS.
Cattle. sheep and Lambs. Calves. Hor,es. svl e
~ 1914 IFS 80
PaiCEs ~ MAEKEr BkKF.
few choice at $500 extra. t6 50ats.7a;
arst quality EsDOst5 15 second quality, t450at75;
third quality. tt.0ost4.l6.
PEICEs oF SHRKP AND LAhps.
In lots o. 90, 500 ~ - each, extra. a. 90 st$B0
from ITO :, csnts per Iuund, spring lamb, ta6Ac
veal calves, lad cspts
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rHK sHkEY CALL.
The transactions showed "A hrmnsss to the market
and some lots Of lambs we're placed at to 6tc per
ID. some fancy od sheep we're brought in by l..
lirker at trim prices, Canada 10 composed Of
lambs found q ready sale. I'd Farrell was At the
yards bu, ing lambs. General trade quick. Holt 4
Thompson sold ri sheep aud lambs, sy. :, lbs At
tle y. 4. Hanson sold 10 lambs at 81, 70 sheep,
~ ins lbs. st Ale " '. whippsr sold Ills sheep,
weight sssl lbs, NJ &c
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The Bridge Question

VIZ Dc better understood BY our ci,isess when
me COMMITTEES having It In charge eompIstes i,s
iAbors and makes its e1eiai report. Meanwhile ,hs
ssbssriptios list Of the Ksnnssss Journal vi so..
usss y nssss Anssss than thss q ~ oshsv psusr
NJ ssass 80 - shaai hssp nehs - doi,e mt
- ~ psisss.g q su h,1s q ~ vsry Isvsat
asvt119
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The market supply was ample not only in fresh
an mails bus good uu nher were left unsod Mt
Brigh On last "Wednesday, there being but few buy
present the dsy before Thanksgiving and good
many ordinary grade were then offered. ,,line- 4
West Ut sold 2 .pringer- st t.A each, COVE. go
each. Z H. Hanson. nice mlch cows. ESQ aeh, :
mitch cows. sab each. u Whppie. milch COW.
ti5. Holt Thompson. fancy COW and calf, $50
4 a.
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MAINE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
FOR GIRLS.

The annual me- ting ~ the Corpnrntors and A..
sociate Subscribers Of the Maine fnfusiraI school
for Girls viii be held AZ the Office the Institution
In Ha'icweil. on edassday, December H. fssy. at
ten O'Clock AN rUAs r. NASH
Augusta hoYisdidkTt secretary.
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Good nouss Girls

Are bard 70 I'D. bat aasine ths past yssr na.y
fsm1iss have bssa slypsssa with then By savsrsas.
iAg b ~ Daily Ksansess JosRaal.
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iS1sase5E7ls elegant steamer
HENNE RGC
Capt. Jason Collins will leave Gard ner On Monday
and thursday al go +. NJ, Richmond 5i5 and Hath
at q. Returning leave Boston on Tu.sda,
and Friday evenings at 8.
The Steamer DELLA COLLINS
VIII leave Augusta, Moniar ana Thursday ut 1880
PM, iiaowell, ] Pm, and Gardiner vt 20 +. NJ
Fare from Augusta, talluwrll and tiardln.r, u.
through tickets TO New York, by Sound lines Will
be sold on bonrd steamer
&iJ.fN PARTRIDGE, Agent.
Augusta cibce Oh COuipany's Wh-If, foot OF
winthrop st Boston Office at Lincoln's Wharf.
sept IL, 1852. spridts
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The BONDS of'the follow
trg named issues are in
c1uded, and should be de-
posted for exchange, under
the Plan Of Reorganization:
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FOR BOSTON.

kenNebec Ste0DtbO0f Co.,
F0U arrangement for
1889.
ST % and after SELF 3o,h, the new and
js1isas elegant steamer
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-15
The Glory and prohibition.

During the recent prohibition cam
palgn in Massachusetts canvass oil the
clergymen OF the State was made by the
Amendment Committee with the fol-
lowing interesting result:
There were l,090 responses, and all but
lO2 Of these were In favor Of the amend
ment, Of being opposed and II undecid'
ed. But the fact Is pointed out that this
Is considerably less than one'halt Of the
whole number OF Clergymen In the State
There were 1874 in 1880, and there are
now probably between $500 and !, 900,
The inference IL that those who did moi
respond are not In favor Of the amend
ment.
The returns prove that II fRdsits prin'
eipal support In the Methodist and Bap
list denominations. There were In 1850
GA Congregational miAlstes, but only
go responded at all to the circulars oui
Of $40 Unitarian clergymen at that date
only "a responded and 80 said mo" onl
Of l62 EpisCopalian clergymen only 4
responded, and 81 said "no;" out Of 2Ot
Methodist clergymen, 26O, and Of 81
Baptist plergymen 2Ol said "yes."