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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-25
0On BrHINo FOR THO LITTLE
FOLK.
SNOW FL



on mamma. do cone ana SEE ms ioVe
" 'ro" Ike Il Is all r'Nel up 40 looks
lu@t NE my htl' VI g. ~ u hlna nat
he'n ""ehi'a the great erY $40" htNe'.
a. they sailed lag iy do"n to Tue Rrohnd' 90
chung to the a Tie t"lss OF the 'p+ o"r'er
IN ifont OF me house Hh' rom red
HAT her doHs Ia GA me h'"r Just "hert
she had lett thsm Nht ran to pu' ih'o
away ana "he shr went PACK Ag'h ~ l1ok
out al the window. she sa" "a tli" bundle
OF snow nases' All sof' ANA Hth', "a one
corner OF the wilma b" s'lt
her mamma "eut 20 the "i"lN" AMI ihe
urst th'ns she saw vas a par 81 Is giHS
coaH'ng eye' looking srtgh' 10 t's'rd the
bed OF ~ sh' Goa ihtt nnr'rh m the OPP ~
grate sac raIsc ths "inIpF very III l.
and IN jumped Iit'f white Snt'n all Gov
efed WAN snow N'N I'"t.1 THNNl ms
room moment mo uU tue S0'Nll'Hef
'hat hso einnH II T solt t"r tneA "p"H erect
upon her hlh' IL, @"A vi ire I'i PIT
eous ipes", 10 's'i up tao hl1t face ~
much a. TO say - tfase do mot turh M
est aisih INTO the St. rm are I pity
came INTO hdhs s'yrs an she sali, - ia
dear little pussy, You c1nnt1s httie muf,
you shssi 1--we here always AHd she reach
Cd down and took pns'f 80 h"r srn'' aud
ran to the diuins room t. get soma MIX,
before her mamma hai tine To dee d o.
whether II oiid lie b 81 10 keep the little
stranger or not
lent she soft, and see how fast she laps
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ORANGE ELECTIONS.

officers OF subordinate garages that have
recently been elected are given below:
MERRrMErrtxs Bowiojuhtm; Master,
,mass c. Wllli4ms: pverseer. Alex u.
Hurchins, Steward, 1saac wilson; Assis.
tsnt steward. Frel A Rschley; Lady
Steward, + la AifprtaD: Chaplain, ] Ly-
man Patten: Treasurer, J Z. Cobb :
Secretary Eissrd }. Fisher Gate Keeper.
wesley Il Williams
EASTERN STAR. HsmDien: c. II Pat.
tersan, Master; Irwin VI. Psse, @ Maud
f. G,odei Lect Amos A Carter, 4 $ :;
LEROY Rowrll. 5 Daniel Row,ll, Treas :;
Sarah A Pa'tea. Chap Lizzc VI Garter,
Sec; Be Whitney. 9 X Eva Could,
L 1; Annie Moul'on. F.; Nellie Patterson,
C Elna Sawyer, L. A. s.
LAMorSE; Master. Nahum B Young;
Over.eer, Rufus Ii1dgsins; Lie urer,
Helen McFsrland steward Jesse Young :;
Assistant Stew ard, Hollis Austin; Chap
lain. f. W. Higgins; Treasurer. n. B
Coolidge; Seer tsry, Phosie Higgins
Gate Keeper. NJ. Salisbury. Jr; Pomona.
Emma Au,tin; Flora. julia A. Austin :;
Ceres, Lydia A. Young; l.. A. Steward,
Myra Young.
CRYSTAL, West Goulishoro Mrs. f.
Shaw. Master; +. TAFT, 0verseer; C.
". Jones, Lecturer, j $ Sargent. Stew.
ard; Geo. W lkinson, Assistant Steward /;
Mrs. +. $. Wood, Chaplain: y. shaw,
Treasurer; Fletcher T. Wood. Secretary !;
f. d, SHAW, Gate Keeper, Mrs. S. ID
Sargent. Ceres; Mrs Ala Gouldsboro,
Flora; Miss Hattie |. Wright, Pomona :;
Miss Grace +. Stevens, Lady Assistant
Steward.
HERON; c. II. George, Master; J. l..
Bampus. Overseer; z. L Packard. Lee
turer; Joseph II bis, Seward: ID. F.
Cummings. Chapisin; II NJ. Ca'hmsn.
Treasurer; Mss Grace Bumps, Seere-
tsry: Albert Consut, Gaze Keeper; Mrs. J.
L. Bampas, Pomona; Mrs. Aide Green
VOID, Flora; Mrs. II A. Cushmsn. Ceres (;
Miss Ahoie Hibn.. L Asst steward: Mrs
Nellie Conant, 0rgsnist; II. A. Cushman,
thorister
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Agricultural Societies.

The North Kennebec aeroui ural So
ciety will hold an adj lu.n d meeting 81
City Rooms. Waterville, Tuesday, Feb 4.
A full Attendance is desired, a, business of
Importance will be acted upon.
At the annual meetifg If The Orrirg on
Agricultural Society the following Off .ers
were elected President A. u X Knit; Vic
President, J. b Bartlett; Secretasy and
Treasurer. N A N.c<ers Tru,te 8.
A g Kent, J. b Birtleu. n 4 Nick,r
son, A. G. Dole. H. W Wissell, j II
Smith, A NJ Hartman. 1t vasvet d 70
hold their annual fair ana ca tie show or
September 80 h and Octob lst and 2nd.
The annual meeting of the Aroos k
County Agricultural Society was held i'll
Grange Hall, last Saturday,, at 2 z NJ
and the following officers were elec,e | ::
Secretary, Geo II. Gilman; President
john Stewart. Jr; Treasurer. Amon H..
Fogg TIE old Treasurer, A. b Pig.
prese nted a very satisfactory and fia'teri <
report of the financial standing OF
the society. Trustee. elected for
the year are: S. W. Portr. q. A..
Hunter. A B Page, Ir, J. Porter Jons.
Benn, d. ID Hemore aed J Il. Cove. Q
motions of G. A Hunter, it was voted to
hold the cattle show and fair this yssr
Wednesday ard Thur'iay, Sept. "a and 25.
:. w Porter moved. and his motion wa
recorded and vote carried that here be no
entrance fee exicted, and that the sdms
sion 10 the park be the same a. last year ::
tina, In case anyone drIws premium of 3
dollar or less, the same revert T. the socie-
ty: that should one be awarded more thar
a dollar. hut one dollar reverts to tbs
society treasury.
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STRAY BITS.

Aboriginal Australians have the smaller
heads OF any race.
Leon Pepper, Washington flower peddler.
has made $50, 600 out Of his business.
1t requires twenty-five volumes to register
the different cattle brands of Arizona.
New South Wales and Queensland have
erected ss7 miles of raj hi: proof fences.
There are in France -, associations Of EN-
pioyers, s9l Of workinzmen, aud 597 OF
farmers
On dark nights a white light can be seen
farther than any other color; on bright nights
red takes the first place.
A recent count of the stock on ranch in
Los Angeles county, California, showed 80, 600
cattle, 100 horses, 4 600 sheep and 2,000 hogs.
The average pulse in infancy is 100 per
minute: in manhood, 50; at 20 years, 60; the
pulse Of females is more frequent than that
of males
A bundle OF spider webs, not larger than
buckshot and weighing less than drachm,
would, If Strengthened out and untansled,
reach distance of so miles
Vegetable flannel is a textile material now
lnrgely manufactured in Germany from pine
into undergo and clothing of various
kinds.
Five thousand miles Of railway, enough to
span the continent aud reach back again from
the Pacific to the Mississippi were laid in
1859 Yet, by comparison with other years,
the work of railway construction has been
small
The electric light is making its way in Lon
don, the wires being laid underground, and
the streets all over the city will soon be il
Illuminated 10y 1t. In interior use, however,
there is growing dstrust, the numerous ac-
cidents in Americas having directed attention
to Its dangers.
The gold benters OF Berlin, at the Paris ex-
position, shovel gold leaves thin that it
would require 26!,O to produce the thick
ness OF SIM, ie inch, yet each leaf Is 50 per
feet and free from holes As to be impenetrable
by the strongest electric hight. If these leaves
were bound III book form it would take
Is co. 10 fill the space OF ten common book
leayes
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1t has been said of Mr.. Brice that he is
keen, of nervous temperament and pene-
trating eve. He is charming in CONVEX
sation. and in congenial company casts
off ali reserve and engages in the sport
Of the occasion with great zest He has
never had much experience in politics
but is expert in executive work. and will
unless all signs fail, prove an efficient
party manager. He has great power in
the consolidation of big properties. II
he lives twenty years longer he will be
the richest man in the United States.
His properties at present are supposed to
be worth $50. COO 600.
If they were sold out under the ham.
mer they would in all probability not
bring more than three OF four million
dollars. but if Mr. Brice should take an
office and devote five years to closing out
his property he would have. no doubt. at
least 500, 600 600. He has railroad inter
ests all over the United States and in
Canada, and he is building considerable
IN the northwest and in New Mexico.
Still he is now only AZ years old and he
has n'7 u all Of this in the last decade.
He had nothing to start with. and his
success is the result of brains and push.
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TABLE PHILOSOPHY.

A sick palate is beyond the reach OF physc.
Uneasy flo the coat tie stomach pay for.
When dinner and appetite fall out it is
time for arbitration.
One man may be sentimental, another hun
CRY; no man can bs both at the same time
The first lesson in dyspepsia is a surprise to
him who thinks he knows everything.
There Is little choice between dinner with
no appetite and an appetite with no dinner.
Poverty is hn unpleasant dose, but 1T will
be a sure remedy for many Ills of the rich.
The devil hath many DISCUSSES Beware Of
him when he dons the cooks cap and apron.
Mix your remembrance of a good dinner
with a little gratitude to heaven and the
host
The life of the dinner licth in dclberation;
the death Of the diner may lurs in the lack
of it.
True charity warns the heart Of him that
gives AMI him that takes; the other sort is
more chilling than cola soup.
Man ayeth for long life, let him study
how TO use short one and his prayer may be
answered
The appetite isa tool Of natures tempering
II you Will listen TO her and reason you may
learn the best way to sharpen it.-JOseph
" hilton in T-ble Talk.
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The Fostering OF Agriculture

The fostering of the agriculture of the
State 10 one of the remedies prop osed BY the
Secretary of the State Board of Agricui
tufe to arrest the decline Of. the farming
industry In exactly what way the foster
Ing must be done the Secretary does not
explain. II seems to us that the farmers
have little 10 complain of in their
treatment BY the State. except post
bly, in the system of taxation and for
that they are as much, if not mora, respon-
sible than any body else No other INDUS
try has been fos;ered so much and so di.
rectly by State as agriculture. A college
10 supported, lasely by the State, to teseh
The pr ncples Of agriculture: an expert.
ment station il also supported by the State
FOR their benefit; aud board of asricul-
ture also. There i, no other industry that
sn1oys titne of the fostering
that does agriculture. We do not
state these thiugs to eomp'sln OF them. bus
simply to correct the impre s.ion which Mr..
0iioer,s address . ems TO convey tina. the
State has turned the cold shoulder - agri-
culture. If anything more can be done for
this industry legiinstely aud with fair
promise OF bensitinG it should be done,
but the assistance it has sirea'y received
should not be ignored Portland Press
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eANciES OF VARIOUS SORTS

Entire mirror and picture frames are made
In white metal and britannia ware
Travelling soap receptacles are made at
tractive as well as convenient In britannia
by etching and chasing
The prettiest ornament for the amber lorg
mons is made up of slender gold zig zags and
tiny gold nails set in stars. disks, circles and
whirls.
Fruit sets in cases are Of silver gilt with
perforated basket woven edges and have diff
ferent fruits engraved In low relief in the
centers.
An exquisite little pocket comb piece 70
peats in repousse silver with hand chasing Q
floral and fruit design taken from an old
Italian carving.
Card cases and purses Of leather are only
less sumptuous than those Of metal. A card
case Of black levant for sample Is ornamented
with fleurs-de-lis in diamonds
One Of the richest objects seen IL Q dead
beaten gold parasol handle. I; assumes a sort
of rustic shape with gold vines in relief, Of
which the nowers are uncut sapphires, blue
and white.
Triple toilet mirrors are handsomely mount
cd In britannia ware. In many, Egyptian
designs prevail, others are lin all over floral
designs thrown into relief by an etched back
ground. These are most tasteful
Tete-a-Tete sets, with mountings Of colore<3
woods, ormoln and satin, are works OF art
and consist Of two cups and sancers Of Vienna
porcelain in crimson and gold and small silver
repousse coffee pots sugar and creamer
1.-THE Finger Bible" is so mounted that Il
can be worn on the chatelaine. Its 81 by 1
inch in dimensions and weighs only three
quarters OF an ounce; yet it contains the
whole Bible and is the smallest book ever
printed
Broom brushes are mounted in silver, white
and britannia metal. The mounting il either
repousse or etched, with but slight relief
These last are more suitable, as they do not
catch on foreign substances and are easier
kept clean.
Imagine purse Of fine gold network. This
d hung on two gold bars which are tipped
with large pearls out OF circles OF small dis
monds The purse is closed by large ring
set with diamonds So exquisite is the work
manship that the network is as flexible a.
silk Smaller gold net purses are intended
for gold coin and are without jewela-The
jewelers. Circular
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bhit AM LIMA hiso't@.NNHs'
ganized company of the One Hundred
and Eighth Ohio volunteer infantry.
which hs commanded as captain. and
at the close of the war came out a lieu
tenant colonel.
At TIE close of the war lie returned to
Lima and taught school. and then stud
led law, practiced few years and then
took a wife He made money at the
law, and in about five Wears after he be-
gan to practice organized the Lima Gas
works. His operations in the stock of
the company made him rich and then he
went TO railroading. After some pre-
liminary operations he built the cele-
brated Nickel Plate road. He went into
the scheme with w. B. Howard. and
after building the road they sold it out
to William II. Vanderbilt. After the
sale there was nice LITTLE balance of
Sl3, 1856 Cos, and this balance the men
met in March -. 1888, in New York and
divided among them. Bice, who had
put in nothing, drew out 81 900, 900, and
W. B. Howard who had discovered the
fnancier in the Ohio county barrister
drew out 100000, besides his profits
in the firm Of Brown, Howard & Co. In
little less than two years thus Mr..
Brice went from poverty to affluence.
Then. as most western millionaires do,
he drifteI to New York He took a
house on Fifth avenue, near Wander
bits, and at one time rented James Cor
don Benefits villa at Newport. 1t is
said that he had aspirations to join Ward
McAllisters social battalion of 400, but
senatorial aspirations came up. and he
was Obliged TO choose between being q
small toad in the battalion" or big
toad in Washington. No one yet has ac-
cused him Of a want Of wisdom in his
decision. He has been put forward by
the Democrats Of Ohio for the senator
ship now held by Henry B, Payne,
whose term Of office expires March 8,
1891.
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correspondent Of The British Medi
cal Journal thus describes the grippe
as it manifests itself in Petersburg: II,
is frequently spoken Of in the lay papers
as influenza, but the typical symptoms
OF this disease are far more frequently
absent than present, and the only feat.
ures in common are the rapid course, the
extremely rapid spread, and the frontal
headache. the great running of the nose
and eyes being absent in all the cases
that | have ever seen. The two most
prominent symptoms in the present epi.
demic are those Of high temperature and
great frontal headache. accompanied in
many cases by pains in the eyeballs, and
in all by foul tongue and breath, consti.
patton and general malaiss.
The onset is rapid, the temperature
running up at once to 80 degs., 40 dees.
Z. or even higher. The pulse in those
cases have seen is not raised proper
tionately with the temperature. In some
cases there are added the symptoms Of
catarrh Of the nose and frontal sinuses.
in others there are sore throat and ca.
tarrh Of the deeper air passages. and in
many there are vague rheumatic pains
about the back, shoulders and limbs
The duration is short, averaging from
three to five days, though sometimes pro.
ionged to six or eight days. or even long
er, and convalescence il rapid
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-25

10 terrific. Volcanic erupnons. cyclones. earth.
ga kss are awfaily and tremendous pic uresque
bat scarcely desirable TO emu ate ia action and ef
iecf oy the Admlnstrsti IN Of remedies which pro
dace convuiston and agony 10 the abnormal par.
uou OF the human frame. such is the erec- Of the
Old fashioned violent pnrgsiis,s happily failing
nofe and more Into dsuse sud of u HIGH Hostel
ters stomach Ritt.rs Is the who,esonss., p.eassn,
AID far more effective suecesapenm. rhey
veasened the fntestinvs-;he HitterS invixpra,es
sAem. They lett the bowels insetise, because n,
eapecftsfed by ensuing feeolenes.. The Ri;ters
% the contrary, and bsca ise it enables not fore
them " ia vast Aud for .uuste difference per,
petuefe heir activity Aad re gaiarity The liver i,
oenaAeaaliy q muiA,ed, as the Kidneys all, aIe BY
tAle NJ dtcthe, which eas iy con4uers, also ma
n, Dssvoasasss and rhs1Raiisu.
anAAvtv
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oON'Ts FOR MEN.

Don't carry valuables in your outer cost
Don't make too great . display Of your
jevelry.
Don't go into crowd With your outsr coat
unbuteoned
Dont forget that you are Just - likely -
anybody else to Be victim Of pickpocksn
Don't carry money h ths pocku a u.
right hand side Of your tpuasr,: pieknoc,,.e.
s1psct 70 Ind ms1sy sA~s. -nassse ~,
ssx3pe
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II had known q the CrrrcrRA RENEnsz,
twenty eight years ago II would nave saved ~
Se0n. (tw .ndr-i dollars and an I n sens.
amount of suffering Nydi-ea.e (p-nri4 sisl com
menc-d On ms head In spot not larger than e. ~
It spread Fapi al my b, dy and got uare,
my nsis Ia scales would druD off Of me al ~,
time, and NV suffering WIS endless aui wifrpn-
relief ne thou-sni dollars would not tempt H.
to have this dis's over again. | ani poor man
bat t.el Ri To be relieved OF wha' s1a,e G. ;h
doctors sad was leprOsy, some ringxorrn D.,
rin-is, etc TOOK and Sar>apsrilla- owe
one var and half. ba; cure. IveHftnt o,
thrre doctors, and No curt | canuot pulse tn.
CtTicUR> RENEnt sfno much. They have We &C.
nv kin - ear and free from scale. a. = haoy',
Al used IT them were three box Of sr- fIf-IH.
and three tile Of tUrIcrRt KEsoLv1Nf
two cakes of tCrI rRs SOAP. n you had b. .
here al d said you would ha cured Q for a. o n
you would have had the none | h, .ked Ike III.
iic'ure in our DO k nf psoriasis tpicturr nntnb-
two. How to Cure skin Di-ssses") but now I an
~ clear n any person ever was Through force Of
hsbit ! rub nv hands over nv arms and leg. IL
scratch oare in a while bat 10 no urp Sc. an
all ell | scratched tsenty sigh. years and T.
got 70 be = Kind OF -econd nature to me. Thanh
you a thousand times.
no
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With radiant smile and bewitchine
blush the beautiful heiress placed heI
hand in that of the ardent young for
eign nobleman who knelt at her feet
Il am yours. count" came softly from
her lovely lips.
The count sprang to his feet in ecstasy.
"Zis ees re happiest day off my ifev
he exclaimed, in that charming accent
that so delights the ear of the romantic
maiden of America when uttered by q
titled foreigner.
MY lofe," he said, drawing ring
from his pocket and slipping it on her
tapering finger, "permeet me to present
you ices leetle tokane off our enkache.
ment"
And he tenderly jabbed a kiss upon it.
Dear count" replied the flushing
girl. II will wear it forever. And now,
in return, know you will accept this
ring from me, and wear it on your little
finger"
The count took it, As he turned it
about in his hand and inspected it, a
dreamy, distracted look settled on his
face. and he murmured absentmindedly:
"Mees, couldn't possibly let you half
more Fan feefty cents on zis piece of
chewelry!'-Chicago Tribune.
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New YORK Produce rdAtket.

NEW YoKx. Jan a.
fLoUs-Rsc-iD,s. 81 .-ss pky., exports. !.&5i
1hl., sales, ~ 80. Repeat quotations isc.if
,ng Gig mill extra, - 554: j., patent, 81 d5a
- q, sHp-Ynns. - i0as. IS, extra NJ :. e. stl
- d. ulster wheat los grade. e. .l5ass =. MA
aesots eNtr5. e. q Esi d. oI;hrrn four duh,
Cyr four qa-t
MAR -K-e.io.., 9. s.. exports. 2i,-,e, .@le :
l'F,s53 sG ct No -ursBg -, No ! ed
Il, soe ret .j!Ass, elevator e7ia-7t fob -7a-oi
lrl,sefed, No had, ID 81; 80 northern, va
81
RYr- tronz
bsE Ef--ffOng
CoAs i:rceipt.. 2nGh e~rorss s9ss. sales
- o. weak r, .ts amer 81 as No 2, 37ia3 l.
tore aud r'-y itof. ~ ~ J-iasr "a.
.pI.-k g.ips-, lsi 90, export. % .06. sles,
10 white, y ilso.. No /. 81, do While, 3, Slisei
W--t-rn, :. 40, white do, sDsLs5.
Co+FgE--f.iir. Rio, fair, "
SUGAR Raw hrm; reGnrd hrmi demand
'wer crushed Il ,5i; extra crushed. 5laji. white
exi crushe 3. 5iH cut loaf. IL grannlaitd, o.
fkTKoLkCa quiet, ,trady. .oJi.
PHkk--teady.
BEEg -dai
IL p-ea-y; stern steam. a. .sae6 Is clos
ing - s, " steam. IS 49, refined fair ;eou inenl
81 ,5a 81 30, A. 80.
BUTTER firm -; western dairy sals; do
'rramery. lidk7A
tuhfsE eaey. Freiyhis to Liverpool arm-
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TIME OF THE WORLDS hAavEsrs
Burmah in the month of December.

Burmah in the month of December.
Peru and South Africa in November.
East India and Upper Egypt in February
and March
Algeria, Central Asia, Central China, j,
pan, Texas and Florida in May.
Scotland Sweden, Norway and Northern
Russia in September and October.
Australia Argentina, Chill and New Zs..
land are reaping their wheat in January.
The coast territories Of Egypt, Cyprus
Syria, Asia Minor, Persia and Cuba In April
Belgium, Holland, Great Britain. Dp-
mark Poland, Hudsons Bay territories, Low
er Canada, Columbia and Manitoba in An
gust
Turkey, Greece, Italy, Spain, Portue.,
Southern France, California, Oregon, Ls.uiai.
ana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia. Carroll.
mas, Tennessee, Virginia, Kentucky. Kan.
So, Arkansas, Utah, Colorado and Niu.our,
in June
Austria, Hungary, Danubian princ;p.n.
ties, South Russia, Suth Of England. O..
many, Switzerland, France, Nebraska Mn.
nesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois. Indiana
Michigan, Ohio, New York, New Enaland
and Upper Canada in July st Louis 0lobe.
Democrat
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Benevolent Old Lady Ito little girl
Ny little dear, do you wash your face ant
hands every morning,
NO, num-"
Good gracious. That's perfectly
dreadful. Do you wash your face in II.
middle Of the day.
NO num-
Dear me- When do you wash your
self
Il never washes"
HORRIBLE. 1t Is shocking how de.
PRAYED the lower classes are. mus,
organize society to see that children
are properly washed. Tell me. little one,
40 You really never wash yourselT
NO mum, mamma washes mo ever
morning. '-Tsxas siftinsA
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The Penobs,ot River Steam Navigation
Company, which has made such success
of its stesmbos, traffic on the river, has
been soli out TO Messrs Lsughton 4
Clsrgue. One of the prevailing reports is
TO the effect tina, the compsny proposes to
establish = hsnc some park down river be
txeen Hodkins & Halls property and the
Pcnebscot River Ice Company, The Isma
10 to run to Hsmpl len. the Bu,tercup t,
Winrerport and the NJ. 4 NJ to Port Clyde.
Seal Hsrbor ami other ports. according to
present arrangements.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-25

We do not believe in medicine for chill
dren but We do believe in DR.. Bulls Bahy
Syrup aud assert that no family should be
Sithout IT, Price 25 cts.
Laxador the srsa, remedy for dyspepsia
is free from all deleterious substances, and
there il no Danger of having oae's teeth
sslivatsd by its use which 10 frequently
done by preparations containing poi.oas.
Sold BY all druggists. Price IS ceE,s.
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