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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-12

steketee, the proprietor of steketee's 5
Neuralgia Drops, has all he can do
filling orders for hls neuralgia cure.
Those that use II pronounce II success
for La Grippe" pains. 1t IS cheaper
and better than Anu-Pyrlne. For sale
by all druggists and at Steketee's Drug
store. For further particulars call on
Mr.. Steketee At 50 Monroe-st. so cents
per bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-12

The f-ii9at1s Is lsg ~ tae marriage
Aeels-s issued s.4ee iast Published. ~itl use
nalaes. residence alsa s--s.1s t1s eats 4ad
sses of tas parties Aces
lm1u Gilbert B5ra "a WeudershoL s3-s
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-12

The Little Folks" VIII give a choice
musical and elOcutionary entertain
ment at Independence Hall, No. 60
Monroe-st., on Wednesday evening,
January Is. Tickets 20 cents, children
half price.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-12

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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-12

I4lLr Nr.F. ae4l a.e lA4g ta't@
m taa sr.t .l.. $50 a.
Artau az. .aent insurance
uan ~ lrtlE lllllp
They nas say tas = our January
thaa Tt has o. come. tol snan.
I'LL. -.rree toars cal Tor iuesiay
uert j. 8. 81 "a. a. o. ~. 81, 5o-
alo.r VIII c1aaucl Lne chorus
ehaf &c te ~eeold street Methodist
Charrl today.
Prof Eenlau aent % Detr0.t yester-
dar ol Business apPcfIlulus ~ li-
Poblc schools.
county Cerk g. J.. Harvey went
hoa.e yesterday afternoon - Wreslle
Bra t grippe.
feaa4 u. Carpenter, the deputy coun-
u .lera, moved into bis new resldcnce.
o. llrrtce-4Fe-, yesterday.
Deputy Revenue Collector Zach Ald-
rcl has beeu maSag q tour Of tle
cigar factories .a ta.s district
taampln Relief Corps Installed their
uew officers ou Friday evening. The
Installation was open 30 the peblc.
The neat llt.e satire On Ia grippe
was written Tor the lELEaRAN-HEEALp
by une ut GRAND Rapids school girls.
Othcer ,m.th brought Anna smith la
from Wateri0o-st. late yesterday after
Noon lor beDs drunk and dsortcrly.
Mrs. =. r. Burton. of ths city. VIII
address tle Z. O. a.. /. meeting, 40 No
Ail41n block, t.ls afternoon, az $50
0elork.
jacob Arndt, one Of the old residents
ot ae cry, dri Yesterday. lie was
formerly eusas. .4 .l the boot and shoe
business.
Eev. Fl. 81. Johnston, VI. A., has re-
covered from hs illness, and vii
Otic.atc no l.s rlg lar services m Ir.n.ty
Church today.
The D. J.. 8 y depot 40 McBrdes
M 0urg.arz.d ou Friday night. TIE
saie was blown ro pieces and Ss.53 was
taken from che uA.
Three eases ot wo0iens were received
at tue custom house yesterday for Paul
Steketee S sons. lne goods are from
Rotterdam, Holland
Robert Eueeu, teacher OF gymnastics
IN the il~ ~oc. ty. VIII return TO hls
old home l Germany, where he Viii
engage n bee cu.-lre.
on account Of the lecture az Hart
man s Hall, Monday evening. the Ora
torio rehearsa. VIII be held IN the Park
Congregational Chnrch.
=. Fl. OBrien, OF this city. was
elected treasurer " the state Under
takers ASSOCIATION, at the annual meet
m held 40 Jackson yesterday.
Dr. Graham, OF the Division-street
NJ. r. Church, and Or. Upper, Of the
FOuntaIn-street Baptist Church, Will
a~rft4rrrrp nm fft.Fs ffrr- avartr
There were nine ctscs in the police
court yesterday. ana every one Of them
were continued oy reason OF the sick
ness OF some one connected with It.
The grading rolls for Crescent Place
and North Prospect-st. VIII be pre-
sented % tine council on Monday even
ing by the Board Of Review and Equal
lIdUOu.
Joseph Schultz. who has been with
tae Berkey N Gay Furniture Company
for the past five years. has settled down
ia the furniture business IN Crete, Ne
brasSa.
Ex-NayOr Weston gave very pleas
art banquet at tne Owasbau0Dg Club,
Friday evening. The members Of the
old AMI new board of directors were hls
invited guests.
Charles G.. Rood has commenced q
SUE against &. NJ. OwoZ8rEAk 90 fore
close aD $500 mortgage The bill Of
complaint 3s long rs PCuusy y.v8u.a
search warrant.
~.nce ..e fr-t 0f July County Treas
urr ta.>an uas c0. gCtcd delinquent
taxes @. tHa amount ~ 5000. This ls
fN ... t.Iu t.C amount collected at
tlis tue Lass year.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-12
Dinner Sets. Dinner setsH Dinner Sets:

Odds and ends in dinner sets marked
way down TO almost glving-Ihem-away-
prices at II. Leonard's Sons & Co.
Doulton Dinner Sets that was s23.75. now
sl5.27. Others lower.
Odds and ends IN Glassware at your
own pr.ces-two whole tables full to
select from at Leonards. First comes
gets the best bargains.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-12

No improbable lines. No fancy
prices 10 make an average. No credits.
No losses. One price for cash. Plain
figures. Compare assortments at Staut-
ter's. Save money.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-12

Smoke and chew "Finest and Brayest''
Tobacco. Save the cards. They are
valuable.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-12

COrsets. The largest assortment. The
lowest prices at Staufer's :, 1l0 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-12

smoke and chew s.Iinest and Brayest"
Tobacco. save the cards. They are
L.. l.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-12

Smith and Sanford arc this week IN
the Eastern markets selecting their
spring stock of carpets and draperics.
They buy direct from the mauufac-
turers. thus enabling them to sell at the
lowest prices. They VIII soon open the
largest and most attractive stock ever
shown IN this city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-12

Ladies Muslin Underwear at Stauf
fer's. The best line. The lowest prices
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-12
For the Benefit of the Emerson.

Frank II. Latta sells Ben Hur cigars,
Try them
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-12

Felled Seam Muslin Underwear, all
kinds, at Stautcr's, 10 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-12

Sataline. Best soap IN the market
For sale by all dealers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-12

Pears Soap secures a beautiful COM
plexlOn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-12

Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy, is
a positive specific for all forms of the
disease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, IL
ccsated, and Protruding Piles-Price
soc. For sale ty White * White drug
gists, Morton House block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-12

Mrs Fred E-taugl. - g0.d-st, has
suffered several years from tape-Vorm,
was Tes-od by different phys. ans.
3i ~ uo avail. Tr. Wilbur case her
enc dose ~ mediC1e. and n $500 hours
She was relieved of a monster worm
t.ve -v-fre feet long
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-12

Try it. The Satalinc Soap. II is III
cxcelled. For sale 10y oil dealers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-10

The crew employ ed at the Kniekerbor
house. in Farmiogial, worked neerly all OF
Saturday nIght AMI co npieied she storing
of 10 600 tons in the stack which stands at
the south Of the old Buildings The com
pany has found fine fed of ice short
distance above Their houses and viii trsns
fer the crew to that poin aai put ur a
6 600 ton stack which il is believed can b.
flied They prop Sc to keep thor crews
at work as iorg ss there Is pound Of mer-
charitable ice on the river. The same feel
ing is shared by all the firms on the yer
and on the fine moonlight nights many of
the firms are running into their hOl'es d II
wires on the ana ami into the houses and
are running every cake they car secure.
State nlcnts as to the ice that is being har
vested in New York are given no 4itention
whsieve-. as it 10 believed they are biased
and may not represent the cindi'ion ut
affair New York icemeu VINO are among
the most zeRious are rh-htug th"r crews
to the utaost and are elso buying large
quantities for summer and season shipment
Freight rates are somewhat lower and it IL
understood that W ssci. have been chartered
for 81 20 per ton. There isan nuparallele /
scarcity of ice tools, and OILS second hand
tools are brirgirg fancy prices ard new
tool. can hardly be purchased at any price.
Interior waters are being extensively
worked. and orders for large smourts of
lumber aud tools are hourly received by
our traders, who are doitg their u most to
supply the immense ipm,Nd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-10
SPORTING NOTES.

Ynls viii depend on Stagg after all. Its
prospects would be very doubtful without
him.
Base ball is steadily growing in favor in
Australia. The papers regularly devote
space to it.
Detroit and st. Louis are both anxious to
get into the players league, but stani no
show of getting there.
At Orange lake. N. Y. Saturday after
noon, Joe Donoghue won the one mile
skating race, beating his brother James by
$50 feet.
This is certain Washington will have q
professional club in some league this CON-
ing season. Will it be in the National
League or Atlantic?
j. f. Prior of Hartford, Conn, has been
selected by A. G. Spsuldlng to 60 to Eng
land ard look out for the national league
of base ball clubs of Great Britain.
Frank Stark and Sam Collins. fought 2
hours and SO minutes with small gloves,
under Queepsbury rules TO draw, at day
break, Saturday. in barn on Staten Island.
Ezra Sutton is in the hest of health in
PALMYRA, N. Y. He favors the brother.
nOou n'artlly- ne mas uot yet sikpeu 81
though he has had several ofers to play
ball.
The Boston and Washington league and
the Buffalo. Pittsburg and Cleveland broth
erh0od teams are about all the first class
clubs who have decided not to take . trip
in March
Manager Tom Lowell of the John P.
Lowell Arms Company's team has received
PAS applications for positions on his team,
from ambitious ball players all the way
from Maine to Missouri.
President Stearns Of Cincinnati showed
Row much he thought Of league contract
when he signed Pitcher Foreman TO con-
tract made out by New York lawyer with
the reserve" and 40 days" clause left
ont
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ANOTHER WONDERFUL CUBE.


l am informed that Mrs. Ladenburg
intends to distinguish herself by silently
effecting relief from an evil that has
gradually grown into monstrous proper
lions in society.
The growing extortion Of walters at
our fashionable entertainments is mat
ter that has lately assumed such a guise
that if Mrs. La'lenburg has really taken up
the cause of her friends against the i'm
position of the walters. she will be hailed
as crusader OF not less courage than
Ceur de Lion.
AT present it is impossible to get served
at a ball without paying weeks wages
to the garcou. At Sherry's, as at Del
monicos, YOU are at the mercy Of the
austere YET perspiring fraternity. who
only see hungry guest through the
iibered density Of a greenback. Alacrity
IN service is graduated according to the
Size of the fee.
At the last Patriarchs' l gave my
waiter "a dollar and made shift with cold
victuals, While on one side of me was a
guest who for five dollar tip Jared
sumptuously, while on the other was a
brave but mistaken gentleman, who ig-
nored the walters avaricious palm, and
was ignored by that functionary in re-
'urn.-New York Truth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-10

The elevator man in a big building is
a philosopher to a certain extent That
is. ii he is a man. II he is boy he cares
nothing for philosophy, but devotes him
self 10 cigarettes and a shrill. strident
whistle. But if there is u man in charge
Of the wire rope ne usually embraces his
opportunity to look at his passengers, es-
pccitl.y if his shaft is in miscellaneou.
Office building. The gray beard who runs
the ele7ator in one of these buildings was
questioned the other day. Yes" he
said. II see all sorts of people in my car.
because there are all sorts of offices I'D
Stair II woman steps in with .
pleasant smile and an extra assortment
OF leweiry and ribbons l know she il
eoing up to the photographers place on
the top floor. If man with a panied
expression gets aboard know that he is
going to the dentists quarters on the
fourth door. The man who always car
ries handkerchief in his hand is certain
TO ali-ht on the same floor aid make his
way To the office of the doctor who cures
catarrh, AMI the pretty lady whose plu-
ma,e Is bit soiled always gets of at the
floor where the man dyes ribbons and
feathers and cleans tinery. I've been
here SO long that know by passengers
looks just where he or she wants to get
off, llen. "a the elevator struck bot
tom. he csised mt Chicago and his
listener sSis d aSay.-Chicago Herald
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-10

One of the wealthiest women in At
lanta, Ga has at least So 900 worth OF
glass and china. There are six small
cups and saucers which cost alone the
sum Of 800, and her Bohemian wine
glasses in rose and blue. scattered over
with tiny arabesque figures and richly
finished with gold. all cost from s. to SIC
apiece.
Among her daintiest treasures are
some finger bowls of white Bohemian
glass. shaped like yellow primroses, won
derfully thin and ornamented with very
delicate arabesque gold figures. The
water pitchers which harmonic with
these are tall and slender. graduating
from the base to the mouth and orna
mented in the same gold designs. -At-
ianta Constitution.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-10
OVER THE STATE.

Work will he suspended At the katahdir
Iron Works in week or two, the kilni
having been filed for the last time. The
general opinion seems to be that the shut
down will remain ia force for An indefinite
period
Morrill, Jorion Of Dexter, has decided tC
open the Dexter House, which has been
closed for some months and is now removal.
lra AMI fitting it upin 6rst class shape. The
hou-, will ne ready for business BY the frst
of May.
The total valuation of resident owneri
Of the town of Eden, Mount Desert 10
land. IS 81 GAO 462 90. Total valuation OF
non res dent owners, s29s2 .063 90. In
crease in valuation from April, 1888, t
April 1889 81 $50. AGA 90. Rate per cent
of taxation on 81 900. 80 80.
The shipping OF cedar posts from point
on the Bangor 4 Piscataquis has come tt
b. gu te a business. Last year Mr. A. j
erase, Of Sebec. sent away rs carloads
This wear he will ship something like A
carloads. wall Mr.. Dsnforth of Lagrange
will PROBABLE ship more than twice ~ many
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-10
POSTAGE STAMP LORE.

The stamps Of France are the most compli.
Gated and iuin.itabie Of all stamps in use
The Rothschilds have a collection of post
age stamps valued at a quarter of million
francs.
Postage stamps were permanently intro
by the republicans.
In the Berlin museum there are 800 speci
mems. so it is said, of which 2, 400 are Euro
pean and /, l47 from America.
There are over $50 postage stamp sellers ii
Paris, which shows what rage Freuchiner
have for collections Of this kind
The French navy department in Paris ha,
amassed, not merely u huge album, but q
gigantic library Of such precious tridss. 1t
is the largest collection in the world.
There is lost plead, 50 to speak, in the
shape of a postage stamp issued by the gov
eminent Of British Guiana in 1856 which
now commands, at public auction, about
$3.50.
postage stamp exchange and mart was
opened in Vienna in 1887. 1t holds its assize1
In a large seven Widowed room, has it,
regular organization officers and even an
organ.
There exists in Paris . regular market or
exchange for old stamps. 1t is held every
Champs Elysees, and is attended by some
fifty or sixty persons Of all ages and social
standing. -Pniladelphia Times
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-10
ATchlSoN PHILOSOPHY.

Tomorrow makes foolish the things you
have done to-day.
A pretty woman has her faults, but she u
never as useless rs n pretty man.
Sorrows are never childless, and every sor-
row is partly wrath.
Some men must have new friends every
month in order TO have any friends at all
Don't expect the child whose youth made
you impatient, to be patient with your old age
II the national flower is made appropriate
to the majority Of Us, it will he wallfowsr.
II others did not sometimes annoy Us we
would not realize how much We annoy Others.
The trouble in most quarrels is that the
person who has given no offense hastens tc
give it.
When you don't hear bad things about q
man you usually don't hear much Of anything
about him.
Some men are kept 80 busy blushing fol-
others that they have no time left TO blush
for themselves
Extend sympathy to some people, and they
begin to cough all the more loudly to show
you how bad they are.
Some people think that they pay debt by
telling their creditors every other day that
they have not forgotten they owe it.
A girl makes a great record when she rum
of to get married, but she beats it in tht
time she makes when she runs back home
again.
II society decreed that gold trimmed spec
tacles made people look more foolish than in
tellectual, it would cure more weak eyes than
any oculist could do.
"Let me get on first; I'm the heav lest, " said
the poet, which lie did: but wher the fool
stepped upon the scales it was found that
some more weights were needed. -Atchisou
Globe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-10
ROYAL FlUSHES.

The king Of Italy personally placed tn
body of his brother, the duke of Aosta, in it
coffin
The Grand Cross Of the Lion Of the Neither
lands has been conferred u,on Prince Henry
Of Prussia, now with tine German squadron
by Mr.. Kruger, president of the Transvaal
or South African republic
The car of Russia has become such a con
6rmed slave to the habit of injecting NOR
phia that he is now said to inject daily from
twelve to fifteen grains Of this seductive drug
The car has made many efforts to breAl
himself of the habit.
King Humbert of Italy is vegetarian
He eats nothing but vegetables and fruits
and his physicians will not permit him Il
drink coffee. His favorite fruit is peaches
He suffers constantly from dyspepsia in spit,
Oh the care he devotes to his diet.
King Carlos of Portugal, who possesses six
teen Christian names, while his younger
brother answers to no less than thirty is per
sonally one Of the most amiable of monarchs
He is a handsome, blond young man, VIII,
carries himself with military air, and i
credited by his person friends with con
siderable decision Of character
1.-THE mother Of the Empress Augusta,
says a German paper, was Maria Paulowna
. princess who seemed to be created for tn
exalted place which she held. She early i'm
pressed upon her daughters the duties which
they owed to their position and birth Au
gusta often told how she was Obliged to prac
tice giving an audience before number O
empty chairs. Maria Paulowna brought u
her children according to the strictest an,
most memorable code"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-10

onre O. . stf1e rA1y ereS
Close BY . sarinefs door,
D drank the sunshine md me 49,
What could I. sssh fos Goee
he farmers ehiEreu q tnsir psey
Hos teausifui and swsse sney 49,
liz b our guest you see
But 70 ttss=f the pAnsy Gxaeu
7 would much rather Dc
A dxeii<r IN sou'e mAnss'o granA
More admiration I'd command
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THE ANIMAL KINGDOM.

very small bird of South Africa il thu
Mahali weaver, but it lives in . very large
house shaped like an oil flask, which it build
itself
No animal can see In the dark Some have
eyes extremely sensitive to light of low in
tensity. Such can SEQ in places which epro-
nouncs dark, but there must be some high,
present.
The tailor bird makes its nest of long leaves
which 1t sews together with the fiber OF a
plant first piercing the holes In them with its
beak. The bottom Of the nest has heavy
layer Of cotton.
A dudish bird that lines its nest with the
down Of certain flowers ia the ianceolate
honey eater. The nest it shaped like ham,
mock suspended from twigs, and is very deep.
The groundwork is Of grass and wool
The rat plague is getting worse in Suffolk.
England In threshing two beanstacks Of
ordinary size 100 rats were killed Sixteen
were driven from one hole by ferret, which
was killed by the rats bsfors tin job w.s
donA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-10

La Starina, Russian paper, tells how
in Rubinstein's earlier days he narrowly
escaped being sent TO Siberia. He played
before the Gar Nicholas in the house OF
Count Wielhorsky. and on returning
home lost his passport. A day or two
afterwards he was arrested and brought
before Gen. Galahoff. then chief OF
police, who informed the prisoner that
he declined to believe anybody's evid-
ence Of his identity, even that Of the
count. Rubinstein persisted that he wa
a mere musician, and as one Of the sub
ordinate police officers knew something
about music the two were sent to try
matters over on q dilapidated piano
The test proved satisfactory. and the
general, remarking that 1.-The prisoner
was apparently a musician" gave him q
permit for three weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-10
FAMOUS CANALS.

The Calsd'nian b one Of the great canal
4 Europe.
In France the first canal Is that Of D. Ri
are, which was opened III 1919, It connscssd
The Loire and Seine riverx
Tho most important canal in the Unitpt
States at present are the Erie In New Yori
state, and the famous lake or Welland system
Of the north west
The Imperial or "Greatn canal Of China 1,
even at the present day. This wonderful en-
gineering exploit Is said to have occupied III
years in its construction, and given employ
ment to 5000 men 1t il about I 600 mile
In length.
By the means Of the wonderful aauetiuct a
Pont y Cysylte, Scotland, the Ellesmere and
Chester canal is carried over the River De-
ct an elevation Of 1875 feet above the river.
the canal course itself being formed At this
spot Of cast iron trough, 1000 feet long,
supported by 10 pairs Of stone piers from The
valley below.
Thu largest ship canal in Europe il the
Great Holland canal. which was completed in
1925. 1t has breadth Of I25 feet at the
water surface, 81 At the bottom and Is 30 fee,
deep. 1t extends frofh the Amsterdam to
the Helder, distance OF 81 miles It enables
ships Of as much as 400 tons to avoid the
dangerous Zuyder Zee.
In 1881 the greatest canal on the European
continent was completed It is called thu
canal Of Languedoc. or Canal du Midi, and /,
used TO transpor' vessels from the Atlantic Il
the Mediterranean. Its length is I4s mil>s
and it contains more than 100 locks and abou,
fifty aqueiucts, and in some parts u fully 6Of
feet above the SEA level
The now thriving city Of Jacobabad. in In
Tia, stands on plain which, previous to the
construction OF the Begari canal, was a YER
dureless waste. the hottest placs In India. end
supposed to be quite uninhabitable. rhe
thermometer climbs up to l45 DEGREES. in
he shade ct Jacobabad. but sincs the canal
put life into the desert several thouaand pso-
pc have made the place their bona
The Sues canal va cut N an almost
straight line to the -. Dc Laa,su. 6sured
it would cost 10. 900 900, and when Il va
opened it bad cast soo, 600, 900, and shsrsa
vhose par value was about 500, dropped 70
bstween 80 and 90 In ten Year, the in
come from passing veasIs increased from
Ell ,02 to R2,42l SIS, while the sharsu
raised more than 50 per cent above their par
value
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-10

Swift & Co. of Chicago. are again act
lively engaged in sending dressed beef to
England, they have refrigerstors on is
steamers sailing from Boston to Liverpool
and London, and one to another port. Each
room refrigerated will carry from 7ls to
2 33i quarters of dressed beef. The larg-
est refrigerator 10 said to have cost about
$40 GOO. To fill one Of the largest refrig-
orators requires train of 70 refrigerator
cars. Ice is used with salt to reduce the
Temperature of the ship refrigerator. -Four
iren attend each steamer 20 care for the
meat AID keep the temperature regulated.
II this way, Johnny Bull is supplied with
b,efsteaks and roasts from Chicago.