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THE INsTRUCTOR.

that / we're with you. say unto you,
be not weary in well doing; be contented
In the sphere in which you were born
n there is any among you that were not
born put him away from you, for verify
say unto you he is q tricky politician
My brother laborers, hear that yc have
mind are grumblors and are dssatis-
fed, and say that ye are not protected
II is very wicked thing TO have n mind
II units you for the sphere in which you
we're born. Doth not the Mckinley bill
protect thy cabbage? And If the worm
eats thy cabbage thou shalt not kill the
worm; he is protected; he Is Of the elect
he is cabbage. And II thou goest 10 thy
merchant to buy cloth and il be woven
through tho diyll's hundred seven
threads to the armful and the filing be
dogs hair and swinging toe, thou shalt
pay the price, for the manufactures is
protected; he is all wool; he is one Of the
elect. And If thou shalt go to thy lum-
Der merchant TO buy lumber thou shalt
pay the price. II is all graded No. /. IL
Is protected; they are Of the elect. If
thy pigs should crawl through the knot
holes, then thou shalt put yokes upon
thy pigs. And thou shalt give in thy
crops TO the assessor, all grains raised
upon thy lands, thy horse, thy COW and
sheep, hog and dog, thy hen and the egg,
II she hath laid il. II she hath not
laid il thou shalt give it in among the
expected crops for the coming year, If
the bond and stockholders shall not give
in their property thou shalt hold thy
peace. They are protected; they are Of
the elect. II thou nearest OF tho sale Of
stocks and bonds, thou shalt not be jeal-,
Gus, for when the owner selleth tho
bonds and stocks he delivereth themup to
the purchaser, but thy political master
selleth thee aud delivereth thee not up,
but selleth thee again and again and
again, Yea, ye are Of more value than
bonds or watered stock or precious
metals. Ye are given unto your political
masters as an everlasting inheritance; ye
shall love and obey them.
How be it? hear that ye have joined
the Alliance? Verify l say unto you, ye
have committed a grevious sim Is IL
wise for servant to say unto his master
that his yoke is heavy and hard TO bear?
Verify say unto you, thy master hath
become rich; he hath made many dollars
and studied many mighty words like
unto "aapdOople,' the moneyed aristocra-
cy of the country are thy masters friends;
the manufacturers, the grain rings, the
lumber rings and all manner of combines
are his friends How canst thou expect
to hold out against thy masters2 Thou
hast many sides; thy country hath many
sides-up side and down side, in side aud
out side, east side and west side, south
side and north side, a religious side
and lrreligious side, democratic side and
republican side, prohibition side and
anti. prohibition side, American side and
foreign side; and when they all get
started we would be on the safe side If
we compared thy uproar with the hot
side Of hades itself. Then in will slip
thy political masters on thy many blind
sides and corral thy votes as sure as
"lapdOodle."
NY brethren, thou canst not escape thy
The advocate., 1890-07-30

transgreas the Kansas prohibit0ry liquor
law, by our present chief executive
should be particularly designated rs
"Humphrey" republicans
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.


.veriu p N 10 + l. 7ctl-st. OF Mnilson''F"
RAJ ccorgc to Mutual tc Insurance Co. II and 70
foi bcsk fi,'lcs T. to Kob. I'tsye Of :i''-s
'''1 G.. 'mocna TO StenccO I9th-st Of Wills
ave s' Gal. l. to Mcmillan 7oth.s of s'h
ave ,ducI jan G. TO Mary Constant ND others
'7e ;,i,,, OF ,o,ai - Na'aaI In. Co. IL
ieEison. A,ane,i II schulz. cor il'ha''
ana Ie,h-' ha,, 70 society for the Relief Of Ha,
orntsn ard po.tte Children. Cthaye "os # Of
iOi o,nsn. f. to ycwYoIk I 1ac In'uanc" co.. n
sat- OK 9;h.ayc. y'ar' sssooo S az po-sayc
IL I,or stsna i H:STy' " nn"'. sons
Johnston %lial !, v 20 u =, zoo
hfrollogq c. to l. N Coles 20 and - Varick-st b
'h Kaursraa John to Anna codear 15' West i2'h'
ya .o, Wtii9m. to Isor. sith-t Of shave
y Merri, to Dexter trr.'ee 80 rkeSt. year
IN. samuel H,rtrr rdr'aeot Of Stanton
~ iiyr r.r isc- 70 Monjo i2d-st. Of 3D.
STarf n :, to yc-t l27,h't. Of Lincoln
6HSn ic'cih to Biron. e\ecotTS. West 18th
st c Of Wa.hhgton.... year - coo .,.,, <,
x,csd Enno; i"' Of Is3ds YEAR, t25 600
Qnigcy Catharlne. to Slater : i27th'S'' Of Sl'
ave o'sha, raific5! to ? Ey"rson. l0i'i-'h OF
i0' Espp John w TO- Williams, o't''' Of 2dave
Jchn to Murray I'M Building add Loan
Association " SIM son-.t, OF Iyon'-t inS'amr"'''
.chn,dt Frederick to same same property install
neHiu Rachel TO Aldhcus West i2iss,
T wni.s IaT to Amwc 7os and 7o' 9hase mort
F'T wayract AdSpS Gl cS and others executors
Vest Jennie t, Mary T. { shcehan a7th-st. OF
s'"rS Mar 8 - agnes Ycst iS7th.st, Of Lincoln
q months 21OuO
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEW YORK BUSINESS CORPORATIONS.
. rvvArtsr oN MIR NV yopx MAyrFAcTrR

A TREATISE ON TIE NEW YORK MANufAcTtK.
n BIS S,.,I fHconr@RkroS acT OF ,s5s WITH
FORMS AND Bl LAWS. By Edward W sooth
svo' pp XVII. $50 SewIork. Baker. voorhIs
a 20
when the act was passed Few years ago. ~
curing all corporations formed under New YORK laws
o. pay 10 the state tar OF = of per cent OF theiF
capital stock for the privilege Of Incorporation u
was thought ey MANY that the eject would I've 10 drive
the organizers ~ corporations 20 other states where
.ncb laws have not ~ vet been enacted. some
such effort appears for n time 20 have resulted but
the nberality Of the York statutes. both as to
manufacturing and business corporations. ana the
construction put upon them by the courts nave
satisfied capitalists and other promoters Of corporate
interests that such enterprises have their head
centres in this State cannot with such advantage be
Incorporated elsewhere. While. therefore, The mum
her Of corporations formed IN New York fell on i'm
snsdatcy after the passage OF the tax act hcrc i
now nothing 70 indicate that n has any such cncct
The act has however. produced two desirable results
one Is that the operates 10 prevent the capital
,ation Of corporations inflated amounts for spccu
Iatve purposes. and the Ohcr IS that the state de
rives a revenue Of about 100000 year from this
source
Much the largest part Of this revenue comes from
the tax imposed for The privilege Of forming corpora
lions under the general act Of iS4- commonly known
o. the Manufacturing Corporation act and the
sral excellent trrascs upon the law Of corporations
generally and several others relating 90 railway cor
porations alone. But believe that the above work
If Messrs SOuthworh and Jones j. the only complete
treatise upon the General Corporation acts of 1S47
and 1879 Their edition vas published six years
nro ~ has since been the constant guide Of the
practitioner in thc formation OF such corporations.
and few faults or defects have been developed Tho
two ac-S were given In full with comments and cita-
tons ~ respecting each section. The neces'
sary forms also be used for incorporation and other
purposes added.
But there have been important amendments 10
those statutes during the past six years and OF stu
more consequence 10 those interested In such corpora
lions have been the many decisions OF the courts
IN constituting these laws. Hence. a new edition "f
the work has become and is Just issued III
will prove Of vaoe alone to the practising cor
poration lawyer but TO many business men ~ well
The obligations, responsibilities and rights OF stock
holders and trustees in such institutions are not ~
generally understood as they might or ought 10 DE-
They are here presented In form so clear ana frce
from techncahies that the layman can as easily uh-
derstand them as the lawyer.
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REAL ESTATE.
p,srSFss AT THE EXCHANGE.

The duIn.s, of the summer season Is s'e'oiN e'."-
down upon the Zeal Estate h1'h"h-e N a.. -,
tho property offered yesterday was . ,o- Va !,
Of a hid. There was some little bddhe io' W.
wa.,,'an Terrace ponghhoep,ie. q four story stone
dwelling on po, o2xoo. 1t sold 70 F. a. Mau,er
stock for %. 800 No 80 Lenon ave- ,orrcIosHre
~ dwelinc on n lot 2ONlO0. s0ld uhoer y,
n.',h 1I,n in tbe .at for $4,000 Tie other
nronerties offered withdraw. . ,.,ucs In the
nor uarSs In 500 plot lo0xloO ~ omc s LIN
are e.ctecnih-st and sixth ave wa no 'o One ifh of
Mchimn'"m ~ Ma vcstrrdav by James l.. Nels i.r
tne plot wa s value OF $40 80 for the entire plot
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miscellaneous

RrSHrS OF every description at 3i5 rcaTlst opposite
= '''@ ''''' JohX x HorrrL. Manu''c'uFcr
FN~ION--DO YOT WANT \ PEN
i sIoN' m,alM. widow, or Minors or are you
draw nR l.-> than -l2 per month 49,.
IIatr = claim I-ndinr. but want riigf now VII.
49, ani receive ly return mall appropriate oahN anu M
with copy of Tn" new ana
liberal isw o...e,,,v, p,,r,pn
pc,.,.,rcs Given Box 81. Washington. u. G.
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Ocean STEAMERS.

4 MAINE STEAMSHIP co.
"A. The only direct line TO Cottage CITY: Mass and Port
l.nd Connecting Portland with all ailr )ads and
steamship lines Bar IIarbor. old Orchard Poland
Springs Whit Mountains Rockland Bangor Easport and
81. John y. H. and ail Eastern summer resorts steam
Wonc.day aud Saturday AZ m from Per
80 Eas, River Of Market Street y. y For further
inform alton apply to ORATlO HALL. Agent 81 the pier
DED "Dr LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
IL FOR LAGUAYRA. PUERTO CABELLO. CUI'ACoA.
COI.O AND MAKACAlBO.
Calling a. Trinidad land and embark passengers ana
mails.
Pier 81. East River.
ss CARACAS 80. THURSDAY June %. 90 D. m
81 pIIIIADFiPHIA ... Wednesday, July o. . 30 D.
IS. WIN FLA ...--... Tuesd1yi Juy ~ ~ j. n
These American steamships, specially built for the
trade have very superior accommodations FOR passengers.
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers. II Was-
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Ncw.York. wednesday. June 20


Tho following sales we're hold at the EAeha"ee ''u
4torv dwelling with lot No 22c Ienox,a'se, "a, 600
., ., I"i.t.st 1ONIOO. Thomas iiopnlon 'r.,rocc
" Isiorv dazzling with lot 40 las oosi@ y
g3G Il " II South.aVe, lot -2-.--'' To"-'
4 A Nanterstock $500 80, 1910 . ~ co- oSth-st,
building with lot 40 3l3 lcth;aaI ,ao II " W.
t., % 100. ,,orgr Noulsey. t23,Jvo . ..o ,,s ad
wv Sale Of lot, II West 1l3th.st " OF oth"' We"
iourncd to July ,.
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BOSTON AND NEw.YORK.
ulster SAINT SULPlCE.
Anybody who has read .Maxin.ina' w,n be likely
sister saint supice will be found that the NNacious
kpansh romanccr Don Amanda Issco Naldes, has not
lost his charm.--( New-York sun
SISTER SAINT SULPlCE.
koonshine OF passion and romance. '-(Dulao Express
There IL not unintercstng lace in the Took
(Ssn Francisco Morning Call.
The art Of vsdss derived from study Of he best
models " Ia defined Importantly In an essay which
forms Q prologue this stoIy."-(BOston Globe.
SISTER SAINT SULPICE.
"one 10 never conscious Of Paucy Of incident, so
heessan the lively dialogue and 50 vivid the giimpses
The story aNains the very spirit Of the pleasure
loving people Of Seville. The manners and customs OF Inc
people transcribed a. perfectly a. their action, IN the
course OF As story. All Is sunshine love- and abandon
.(Boston Journal.
THOMAS Y. CROWELL Il CO.,
IS EAST FoURTEESTHST.. NEwYoRK.
UNITING AND CROCHET.
KNITTING EXTRA NO s. MAY, 500.
hi. work for 1890 is just presses.
contains entirely new matter Same size pamphlet the
one published last year ca pages illustrations.
Single copies Of either pamphlet sent. postage paid on
receipt Of rs cents.
Address - -
THE TRIBUNE. New-York.
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oonntrn 1)rouertp for Sale and 10 Lei
counirp proucrtn for Sale ano 20 Lei

Nhonon to breathe place for people to live with
n OllOllOO CITY the midst of country delights;
~ 70 which men can after hard days work and prepare
another dav whose labor likely be hard eu place place
- ;f n nrone to spend too much time in household duties
bringing fresh country arsuch place faImouh Oh '0 m
the New Jersey and New-Yok Railroad.
whHei
OF
mpi
rsutan
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COMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantique,
~ FRENCH LINfro HAViiE EVERY ni S 5,
Ia AOEMANDIE Collier. Saturdt, June - ! D. N.
La EoyEGOGEE, Frangcul zoo. saturday Jnly o. O. ~
ia BREIAGNL. d, Jousscn.. sat, July Il. 80 p
IA CNSCOINE Ngnt.ili sat, July 10. u "A.
e N0i;N \%niE Collier .... Sa, july %. II 80 m.
A. IORNEr. l;eneral Agent. 40. Rowling Grecn.
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CIpRr,IE COURT. CITY AND COUNTY

l. II =
- or NTw.YORK.-The Equitable Life ASS ua
Society OF he United States. plaintiffs against HG,sIs
Ltc Lucy A. r. L shsv o. 'f pa saS j. Moves and
William Mills surviving T pS " sSsa, ID, i
NIL Mia a Nils Daniel c. oyster and Edward Burns nd
Ddnaly and a, Trustees under an instrument OF d.'u
ti,tstr ~ IN. civ and County Of Newfork In Lbcr
5000 Conyeyanccs, page 100 Oh " .o,i ins ar
i, any 81 the proml.soiy notes rcfer to in said IN
.trument deed II trust the as Oh saiu o ps
soS tank m. Kde'way Bank. Theresa A. Anderson.
indy duaily and a. cNecuN o ue las VIII anu iues
& hn hcnrnt Of crrdltos u John j. Anderson, Henry A.
Wheeler as receiver all the debts, property equitable
Interest; right aqd H RAVEN MARI T. waSner the oresoa
and Transcontncntal Company William r. Croh'h Henry
To the aboye.nalned DefendantsYou are hereby sum.
montd answer the complaint IN tnI asuom anu - within
s, c9ty Say so After the service Of his summons exclusive
Of he day service. and IN case Of your failure to aPPi
or answer Judgment will be taken AGAINST you by deAu
fot the r.iief demanded In the complaint.
Dated April ii, looo. ,,rxpvn,v
Paintin's Attorney.
Office and Post once address
leo broadway, New-York CITY.
To the Defendants. Horace Little Lucy a. T. lio,s,
wife Of the said Horace Little Albert tafsnAs a,
IN instrument deed OF trust dated list July, lsot sa
recorded N the OF the Register Of The CITY ana 1uh
Of NewfSrk IN ioe and 81 ,h nccn or psons now
or formerly owning holding OF the prom
referred In said instrument or deed o, trust ng bs
Hdgewav Bank and Mary T. warner The ioreeolng sun" an
mons se' upon you o. pcnSau on ~ thS justices
Of the Supreme Court dated the 9th day ot ~
GG Mh c 5SS o%Sns Y at the Court
in the City NewYork and State OF New-forK Oh w
D-' ' -' HENRY DAY.
Plaintiffs Attorney,
ONCE and Post Office address.
l2Q Broadway, NewYork CiJs
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Qearbers.

MEXICAN and foreign professors. tutors,
N Of all branches. supplied colleges
schools and families English French German and Spanish
spoken. MIRIAM CoYRIERE $50 5th-ave.. cor. 2Othst
4 BEST TEACHERS, American and Foreign, supplied
"A. for all branches in all localities charge. TEACH
ELS WANTED; fee for registration form for stamp.
H. Il. AVERY. American School Bureau West 14th-st.
\. Y
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Teachers, Tutors. Goyerncsses
&C.. To Colleges. Schools and Families Apply 20
Mrs. NJ. J. YOCNG.fCLTON, % Union Square.
uESSE'S TEACHERS AGENCY II East 17th.st.
supplies competent Teachers tutors, gOYcncsses
sicians, artists, all branches; recommends best
schools English German, French. Spanish spoken.
n J. AND Y. Y. NORMAL GRADUATES wanted for
~. public schools at good salaries Apply to w D. KERR.
Manager UiiOn Teachers Agency, IL Asto Place. ~ Y
ScHERMEEnnHN's TEACHERS AGENCY.
- Oldest and best known In L. 5. Established 1855
East lith.st, y. Y.
m EACHERS WANTED-I.ades Several very superior
teachers Of vocal music for large schools salaries lib
cTai natural sciences Epscopalian French (natve
natural sciences professor OF music. Methodist Apply
Mrs. NJ j. YOCNG.FCLrON. American and Foreign
Teachers Agency, % Union Square.
ED.-Tcacher OF military tactics. French clio.
w cution. bookkeeping; also. nuscan-ins trumcntal
vocal and harmony Call or address 329 jth-avc.
XVOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU nor
w both sexes supplies professors teachers
musicians housekecers companions, chaperones. &c.
colleges schools and families also bookkeepers tenoga
pliers and eopvsts 70 business firms.
Miss c. L. WERNER. 32o 5th.sve.. New.York City.
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THE BOOK, OF oPENAIR SPORTS. octave 500
i pages illustrated. The standard authority
American orenar amusemcnts Rules for sailing. swim
full 81 per copy Published by The Tribune New.York.
EatAPAinnr unvssally COMMUNICATED By the press,
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CHARLESTON, 5. c., the South & southwest.
" JACKSONVILLE AND ALL FLORIDA POINTS.
THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
From Pier 20. r.. r. foot II os'Ncltst.l a. follows:
SEMINOLE. Chas. and JacksonNi He hr. June q D. m
IROQIDIS Chas. and la k,onNllr Tues. July l. y. IN.
CHEkOKE Chas. aud Jackson vile Fri. july II noon.
YEN ASSTE. Chas AMI Jacksonville Tues July 4 2
All have fstclass passenger accommodations.
under open pole, effected at gfh Of
cent. WM. 4. tL1 DE N -. ',.hrr5l Agents,
Bowling Green. ". Y.
T. q. E0ER. q. f. A. q S. Z Line "a Bway. NY
HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET co.
i EMPRESS SERVICE bctw. Southampton london.
Paris, Hanhurs New twin screw steamers OF 10000
REGULAR SERVICE. y. YHambgrc DIRECT
Aug; Wet 80 AM Jne 70 ithae.a - 80 pm July 10
Ncrmannla.; o a. M. July Columbia ga. p. July II
'SueVin 30 a. m, July Weland a. M July 10
Steamers leave from Hamburg Docks Hoboken. y. J.
Special ratio for physicians TO the Berlin Congress
HAMIC EG-AME ElI AN GEN'L PASSAGE OFFICE
PACKET COMPANY, {. b. RICHARDS 4 CO.,
81 Broadway, Now.York. ol broadway. ". Y.
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FAST RAJ Road RUNS.

900 Miss Ii p mia. Yves, coast flyer
London TO E.lnbur ID, Scotland, y. G, lSSS
IL ,.iles-l5 n.iu, s>ec'ol ~ lin conveying
the Duke Of yelling. tailirgton t.
Slough, England
Hile-5Oi. sc, 3 miles IN =. rlu. H61! sc.
5mles in rnil 50 sac. Y, - .'niiau lphia tc
Jer.--y C,ty. Sept. t. 1873.
30 Nj 81 min. spe ia! extra 953 anc
two cas-, Pennsylvania re,Iroal, Railway te
Trenton, Y j. lay g, 49,
So, Mies-i' min, br nd gauge engine
Gree Britain, foar carriages sad 'ams Pad
dinsto,. Dilcot, England 'ias II, 1873.
n Miles - MN 90 sec, .rtl train con
veving newspaper correspondents, last l6li
mil II u min Washington Junction t.
Washington, June 70 lisa.
15s7l M.'v--lG5 min. special train, Mia
CORA Falls to Syracuse, v. Y, March |, 1914
l5S miles in Us min. west coast flyer Lon
don TO Creve. England. Aug. 9, ISIS.
Jersey CITY to San Trair'-oo 50 h 50 min
rs src. Jarl,tt & Faluey'> train combina
iion pa>sen,r, mail and baggage car and 8
Pullman ho5tl n. JAZZ t. 4, 1876. Nc
stop between jersey Gag and ri;tsburg.
III MHes-9. min, Fontaine engine and
two coaches. A;Dh,rstlGrg to St. Thomas
Can, May ), 1881 100 min, locomotive ba g
gage car, oae coach and one Pullman palace
car, St Thomas to Amherst burg, Sept 10
1871
s1} Mics % h. actual running time, 10 h
80 MINI, .,-"i4l train conveying Washington
meas Supper rrcspond' nts from convention
Chi~.a ~ 20 Il -tsltiu .'uu over the baltimore
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject April
eth. 1890.


lnui further uo,i'. train. leave Augusta a.
follows,
ssOlNG WEST-s.o \ " for Lewiston.
kockland. Portland. BOSTON and Mon real. : o
4. n for II alloNen and ,sr,iinrt, iooS A NJ TOT
Lewiston. fsriningion. kockiand, cortland aud
bosfvn cor, ". fot iialiossl and t,arsiner 3 %
r. n for Brun.sick Rath. Rockisrd Portland
and Boston ~ ,eSprvssl Portland and Boston
~ L, fot hslJw,u aud t,ar,tiuer
iimf " tni.m Putnam for Lewiston. hath,
Portland and BOSTON.
GulNG IA >r-2.lr A. NJ {uisht expre.s) for
eecwheEsH, bangor, Bar nar5vT. -. >tcehsn.
81 avaa ans Ateostook COUNTY, Qts A VI. fer
Watersihe, ssowhesah, Sanger. n. 4 z K. K;
Nsnesesro, Hoalton, ST Johu, IRA, L. NJ; SIS
Z n for Wa;srsiiis. >towhcean, Belfast. IL x,sr.
Dover foNcroft, Bangor, ~. strphen 81
John and Aruostook County. and on SATURDAY,
eniy at 80 T. NJ for Y atetvtlls: sunday paper
1vin for Wstervtlle aui Rnngur at sr A. IL
The Night Pullman Train. ruu each way every
night. sundays Included but not 80 Skow he 81 |,
on Monday mornings, or to Belfast and Dexter
or beyond Bangor, gu Sunday mornings. but will
ran 70 And from Bar harhor on aud after MAY
18th.
Accom- TRAM leave. Gar
diner for Augusta AZ rs A. NJ, " aud Is
I. N. Halloween At ~ A. Nj. Ks aud o.
Pm.
Through tickets 10 California and all point.
South aud WeS may be had Of y. II Walker
uekst aseut, Augusta the only Office selling Ia
All routes AMI eheeSmg all bAsssyv free q c~.
Dehse.
fAYsoN TUCKER, Vie. Pre. b Gent MsnSr,r
r. 10 tfHBN Gen'l fass and liekel AT
Portland. April ist, iso.
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BIG RESULTS FROM SMALL HINTS.

Mezzotinto owed its invention to the simpl
accident of the gun barrel of sentry becom
| ing rusted with dew
The swaying TO and fro Of chandelier il
cathedral suggested to Calico the applica
ton Of the pendulum.
An alcherpist. while seeking to discover Z
mixture of eartbs TINT would make tho mos,
durable crucbies. one day found that he had
made porcelain.
A watchmaker's apprentice discovered tn.
power Of i~dses, as sppiieI 70 the telescope
While boiling spectacle glasses between hi.
thumb and finger. he was Startled at the sud
denly enlarged appearance Of neighborina
church spir-
The process OF whitening sugar was discov.
cred in curious way hen that hal gone
through clay puddle went with her muddy
feet into sugar house She left her tracks
on pile Of SUGAR. It was noticed that wher-
ever her tracks wers the sugar was whitened
Experiments were instituted, and the re-,,l,
was that wet clav came to be used ia rsflu,nr
sugar
The competition Of which printing roller,
are made was discovered by Salo,,ian
printer. Not being able to find the reIt bail
be mixed the type with a piece OF soft glue
which had fallen out Of q glue pot, Il wa.
such an excellent substitute that. after mir.
ing molasses with the glue, to give the mas
proper consistency, the old pei. ball was en-
tirely discarded
The art OF etching upon Rlas. was discov-
cred by Nuremberg glass cutter By acct
dent Jew drops Of aqua FORTS fell upon his
spectacle He noticed that the glass became
corroiei and so;tenei where the acid had
touched It, He drew figures upon glass with
varnish, appel the corroiinS Hud. and then
cut away the glass around the drawing.
When the varnish was removed the figure
appeared raised from . dark gtound--Ths
Metropolitan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-09
60 ssIP OF THE ORANGE.

meeting of the Executive Committee
Of the Bath Grange Fair will be held in
that city saturday afternoon, A oril 18th,
for the purpose Of organization, etc.
At the last meeting OF Dromore Grange
it was voted to paint the hall at once. A
vote of thanks was also passed TO all the
merchants and citizens of Bath who contrib
uted to~aris the furnishings for their hall.
The Journals special correspondent Mr..
I. NJ. Knowles, Secretary of Twilight
Grange Curinna. writes us under date Of
,prii 4th, that Twiligh; is prosrering finely
Mr. Knowles SAYS: we have made eleven
members the last quarter AT our last
meeting fiye iook the 81 ard An degrees,
after which harvest feast was enjoyed b.!
all, about 4 ty hoir 8 present"
County Deputy Joseph White of West
Bath Grange visited Wuolwich Grange On
Wednesday evening, April 2. The attetd-
ance was snAll, but il wss quite an interest
ing meeting Brother White intends visit
ing this grange again either the last Of April
or the first of May when the travelling gets
better sad the attendance Is lsr2er. He
expressed himself perfectly satisfied with
DO b tie secretary aud treasu:ers accounts
and the financial condition OF the grange.