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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
BELGIAN COAL MINER>' WAGES REDUCED
THE MINER>' TEDEHNTIpN LIkELN 7" NIL 'f
THE CNsL OF THE EMPLOYEES.

TIE MINERS ltpll'NlI'N LIhfL' I' MI -
TIE CNsL OF THE I.NPI|NI->.
Uru.-o- Dec 4i-Thc coal mining compauic-
,,,r,,,-t the coal districts after fully discus.
r ,,,,.r tda,s came f., The decision that ON and
f rr,,cr .,n t,,cro luu-t bc general reduction
,,... , ,l,,. ..,,,r,,,c. rli. .,cu b,. ic.u con.
,., T., ,,o ,.,,,. md ,,c,,t-,,,,,u- L.,,o le,,,
. i, DO tho ,ou,,,,fic. and ,,, yyorktucu ia
a -. .,o oo.-il.l. or,,o,uc Of the policy now de
..,d ,,,,
- ,..,.o. t.,.,,, ,,.do the fin, r,,,. il
- .,,,, ,o,,,i, that tt. Miner. Federation viii
..., ,r', .,',..,in, -, ,lo ma, L
P'''' ,.,.. h ,i., f., ., .., ,i,, ,
-I'""'', '' . ,...,t . .t
-, ,.., ,.iii , ,.,,ort ,.,.,o.
~ ~ , ,t ,. ,,,,,.., . -, ...,,. ,t.
i,.rl- u,oc,Inu against arbitrary action upon tho
part Of the companies.
I'D" "Fodeia''" d''|' m''''"''u '' ''''' al ",
Belgian "'r'h'"' ana "'p''HiN '"' n"'''I'' VINO '
ai'o"' wv '''-a'' 10 NV ~ '''''' '"-' 80"
Brussels last september. The "' ''nh'lI'"H'iAL "H'"
v.- olc,,c Al tIta, time cydcufly intends when
- .,,o ,, ,,,,.. ..,,,,, d, 10, ,..,e.,.,cc to ,hc
over "PP"''""'' '' I'"''' ~'''" - 80 ''' |
declaration Oi general strike. ia" SITUATION may
III. rcf,rc become grave if no change occur nest
, -. -, .I. ,,,... ~, ,,,. ,,,.,,.. ,,b,,h ara,
V'' ~ o -, .l r, ,,,.,,,
to be reduced after December 30. Ihc I'd'IAu"h
lun,r. well that Al present thc cOmpn. ltlOn ~ IA.
,. .t . 3. nal. ,, ,,,.i.tl.
HeI-Iah 'ha'''"I j. H'' '"'" - L" "'" J" P''""''
that they viii revise the Constitution 10 prot i
,nc part Of their crnploycr-. l,ut TN, request pa,
forth ty fine Federation j. e. blind 10 Justify i,
h,urc action IN ordering General ,trlkc The con
diion Of the Belgian worln,cn and - specially tlmt Of
the Borinsgc miners i, the most miserable Europe
still II wa, only after lengthy and heated discussions
| Cha. a., rr,.oi C,nue. il, .entctui,cr voted 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
, DESPERATE DUEL THAT WAS Xor FOUGHT

Paris, Dec. 2i.-Thc proposed duel between
NJ EIousse and VI. Dumay has been abandoned.
NJ BrOu,sc has formally apolOeizci for his assault
upon the Deputy, and the affair has been settled 10 the
sat. ,facOn of both sides.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-13

The re-appsiatfseBt by Gov. Bsrieigh
Of Judge John s. Peters 81 Bangor AZ
Chief Justiee Of the Supreme Judicial
Court Of Maine will be regarded By es-
eryene with satisfaction. ICigr Peters
has bad loag and saecessfal public
career. and IL enainestiy fitted for the
Iiizss position he now holds. lie was a
member Of the State senate In isss aad
1863 fa li.gt b. was member ~
the House Of Representatives. but re
signed 10 accept the petition Of Attorney
General. Ia which capacity he served
through fsssf-5 aad g He then repre-
ssatea the Fourth District In the Perti-
eth. Forty.first and Ferty-senona Con
sresses. May 20. 1873 Governor Per
ham zpsoiated bin, one Of the Associate
JassAees Of Maine, re apgoia.mest BE-
ing made, May %. isS0, by Governor
Davis. The expiration Of Chief Justice
Applctnn's term of Office, sept ID, lss5,
Was followed by Judge Peters appoint
nsnt. sept. 20, by Governor Rebie, to
that position, which he has since filed.
Chief Justice Peters has made splen-
iia record during his service on the
Maine Beneh and Is very properly con
sidered one OF the sbIest jHris;s 10 New
England.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-13

:, = - f.1g -,-, -
Probably u" ""''' WI" U'''Nn "'' y
the gross the Democratic ftee ital'
theories. vould desire reciprocity Will
Il, -. MA, II .,o,ll D.,
ar ''"''V'
tlenriy SHOWN tha' u ""u'n h"1 ff"''
advantageous to the United Stnies
That IL isnc question and cx-
..,,....,,. i,ii..a,.. 60 h,n1i,, l. ,,,.,. ,.,,i
''"'~' y"
liant from tile experience had iroh ''''
10 lsGG under our reciprocity treaty viii
Tan,d, Tho results Of this treaty a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-13

According 10 the IIoalt0n PiOntcr rail-
road matters IN Arocs.0dk county are not
improving very much. Tbs ftouiIon fi3-
neer says that in addition 10 the accident
at Woodstock where the locomotive and
several carloads Of freight were overturned
down 40 embark ment, aud the engineer in
jn'ed 40 that but slight hopes are enief-
tainei al his recovery, another engine was
dumped ~ st. Stephen, this week.
Escursionists returning from Bangor last
week. we're obliged to change from the
heated cars 10 the one on the New Brua--
wick branch without any Dire, the resui
being tist almost the sniire lot ct passen-
gers took violent colds ard many ar
threatened with puuumofts, and il a. under
stood ths. the conductor Orders forbade
he lighting Of fire that morning II this
sort of thug continues the Pioneer thinks
the only expedisat iefE for the people ct
that section ;s 10 have line OF coaches put
on between IIoulton aud Dsnfoitd, and By
having relay. every ten miles maze better
time than the schedule time Of the trans
vi.h much more comfort AMI convenience
TO the travelling public.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-13

swses dishes they are raeIualiesi- The
process Of frorting, carried cut As fos-
lows. il a very simple business Put
The fruit such ~ aprieots- peaches
plnns. cherries. ETC.. into preserving
isa 4, with q small piece Of a.sfA1- AMI
s5t.iS.ient cold water t0csser them SseE
fe. a few minEfs-, very gently tfssri
take them euf, remove the skin and DIP
the fruit separately Into clarified
hsssfcr. OF fiaest saIad oil. ard roll in
eaarsely crushed loaf sugar When
the fruit has been entirely coated In this
f-sanEer, arrange 1t on baking tins, AID
p3ace IL In mosier1.s. cycn where ii
must remain until the sugar sparSies,
bas care must be taken 70 see that the
frui. does not becpssie st all diseolored.
4 lovely effect can BE- obtained by GOAT
lag part Of the fruit with white sugar
part with gre,sn. and part with pink. IL
required fos a dessert dish, pile the DIFF
feFsnt fruits up whgn gold GA hand
some glass dish and gaFuish tasiefailT
with fresh green leaves; but If noi
wanted al once pack carefully in boxes
with air tight lids. aad put i sheet Of
thin. white paper between each layer.
Store In a cool place. and use as required
TO barn apply AZ once paste made
Of Hour ar common soda. II the skin ID
broken mix With the paste the white OF
an egg,
Keep pail Of cold wafer in the cellar
Change once in few hours.
Turn down the kerosene lamp and
blow it ogt. before retiring.
However humble your home, however
dark your school-room or corner 10 Some
shop Ia which you earn your daily bread,
have growing plant near you on which
Won can look II only for i moment at 4
time. II will rest and refresh both body
and mind.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-13
Re- EIrr-
hkC EfrT>
The following receipts are from
ladies' Home journal:

The following receipts are from
ladies' Home journal;
CrsrARp 4 Ia GENgvE Make a
quart of rich cus'ard in the usual man
ner, and stir into it two ounces OF Frencl,
sheet gelatiae; when nearly cold add
two ounces of candied cherries Gu. ia
quarters. two OUNCES Of preserved ginger
cut up very small, aud one ounce OF
hlancIled, finely chopped pistachois
then mix thoroughly aud pour the prep
araiion into several small. damp Mods
" hen quite firm, turn ous carefully on
10 4 ,lish-psper. garnish tastefully with
leaves of various shades, ard serve.
\ FRENCH poIerrGNE-put a pound
of fine fresh raspherries, or red
ourrants, into an eaameled sauce
pan. with pound and a half
OF good apples, which have been
peeled. cored aud sliced very thin; add
Il sufficient quantity of crushed loaf
sugar 10 sweeten the fruit pleasantly.
and boil gently until the apples are quite
soft and pulpy, then pass the whole
through, iiue sieve into basin; stir in
two ounces of dissolved geIatine. AMI
pour the preparation inta plain. oval
shaped damp mold. When firm, turn
out on glass dish. stick il entirely over
with blanehed, thiuly-slie..d almonds to
resemble, as nearly rs possible, the quilts
of the gorctpine, pour over some rich
eustarll. whipped cream. or PLATA thick
cream reaisd about, and serve.
FaosrKe FRUITS ii Is 8 wise plan to
prepare q large quantity of these during
their season, IS they keep good II prop
erly packed for almost say length Of
time. and are useful Ia such variety of
ways. They form most attractive and
popular dishes fer dessert. white FIR
gsraisiling and esaainctsfiag Huaaerces
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-13

The salient features of the Tax Com.
nissioucrs' report haNealready appeared
Iu.our columns, apd the public have
tsssn now antn the converting of the
legislature in which to discuss the NOR
n, and dement's IL any exist. of thu
scheme which the Commissioners have
elaborated with great care and deep
study. That this discussion may serve as
an incentive 20 close consideration orthe
SUBJECT by the people is to be earnestly
hoped. Matters of such close relation To
the interests ~ every property owner in
the State, as are touched by any change
or neglect In the tax laws, are SO weighty
that an Intelligent discussion can be had
only from those who have acquired a
thorough knowledge concerning them.
The Commissioners have expressed the
belief that ths steady reduction in the
amount of property tax experienced
in the past few years will be further
largely reduced Ivy the workings If
their scheme. The new sources oe
Fesenac offered by the proposed
law arc. taxation of collateral
inherjtances, increase In railroad
rates by removing the three ani quar.
ter per cent limit; taxation of sleeping
ear companies; taxation of telephone
Instruments, leased OF royalty paying
fsf Insurance. and rriaraut,- commando
of aeeamulstiens in savings banks: Of
trust and loan associations, of corporate
franchises, tax on enrolment and organ
isstion of corporations; taxes op private
and special acts of the legislature.
The commissioners would leave hnt
little discretion to the assessor but hold
him rixidly to just valuation. Regard
ing sncrtgaxcd property they say they
have been unable TO devise any method
promising better results than one SINH
lar to that In vogue in Massachusetts by
which the mortgage Is taxed as ioiat
owner with the mortgagor In the land
mortgaged, to the extent orhis interest,
Many Of these proposed changes have
already been discussed during the pas,
year in consequence Of which the ex-
pressious cf the commission regarding
them are rendered dcubly interesting.
Their opinions - cAri0ily formed win
doubtless receive due consideration from
our lswuAksrs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-13

That Levsnr citizen who was 30 aston
ished she ether day al the appearance IN
town Of Big moose that he forget 1t vas
close time and selling his rifle shot the an
mai ia ne Shbors yard, has Just pail the
hHe Of Sl0O. IL was quite costly port for
him. bus he c0nsoied himself with the
thought that a moose doesn walk up TO
the muzzie Of a gun every day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-13

The New York World among other
Democratic papers seeks to KICK It's
Maine brethren because they are down.
IL says the Democratic managers or"
largely responsible for the result IN
Maine. The ''still-huut policy which
they pursued "a simply an absurd inven
iien uf men who do not know how t.
carry on an honest, straightforward
campaign Of principle. The World
should bc charitable The Maine Dem
ocrats are excusable for not knowing
how "to carry on an honest, straight
forward campaign OF principle It.
nationnl leaders have been giving then
no such work to do.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-13

Fourteen Maine local vsckliss tesiie
the Portland DailT Press have been ssse'
- the already iaely oquippcl realing-'oom
connected with the Y. ~. G.. a. through
tie kindness Of the publishers. Az he
present time there are llG regularly
filed papers and magazines a; the rooms
The men Of our city are cordially invita-
20 take advantage Of the privileges ofefe'
there az much a. possible. The more 'a
poriant papers are nov carefully filed away
after using ard may te referred 70 at a''
time BY those Wishing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-13

The beautiful picture, "w,n They Con-
seats8--t large uagaifesGs engraving
ffxa4 inches. an exact copy Of tae original
painting by kwall. Which sold fer $500.
will be given away free to every purchaser
of thrse small Packages Of Wax Starch.
This elegant picture represents = young
lady sfandiug IN beautiful rooc,, sur
rounded BIZ ali thss is luxurious. nexr a
half-oPen door, while the yousg maa, her
lover. is seen in An adjoining room asksn.
the consent of her parents for their dsugh-
ter in marriage. II mus. be seen 70 be zp-
preeiased- Ask your grocer for Wsx
Starch and obtain this buAutifui ami costly
picture free ssptsssststnr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-13
Daily Esnaebsf Journal
ssagsTs. 81 Tssn. SET. u, 1850.

szk&eyfy.ionz TO TINE DAILY AaD WkyxLr
J0s5EsAL nav b. sza.se fsrerE1 tse Pnrehas-
Inx it@vsrtrneat Of the American Exprcss Co,
q ssy pisee vkeT- fa&s Esnpsny hss "a
sxenfy. Axgry viii g57c srSnsy sss<r ~
eespe scr ysrS ,assrs5assss, ssd VII fSrwsrd 70
~ msn<y order. assssaet 10 "a erEixF 70 s>rd
~ rsger for say sssted tsne, freq of sry
shs,xs. ~sssys Ne ssass fee Ess .ssisg he
srseT, Thss . sae sassxs snS hes: way 70 sises
cog u5ser.ytsers-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-13

England has decided TO admit tmeri.
cans without sahreiiog them To a search
for dynamte. One by one John Bun
characteristics arc becoming aasimilated
will, modern civilization.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-13

The French Government are receiving
petitions from the people for American
polk. Thus will be- afforded the govern
ment a plausible excuse to dismoun'
from, as high horse anil repeal the law
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-13
MAINE GOSSIP,

The Journal ia In receipt Of a comPre
iteasive sul.eiia on the subject OF tile sugar
best Industry. This balle,ia Is issued from
the Chemistry Division Of The Department
81 4 grieuiture al Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-13

80 nss.~e va1fevsf Wi ~ ,zxen cy n1SsNnfa
-sssmsns-ssisns. Al ssea vii he pst iats 10
vista bxsxes s1rshi-
Tgx .toUKaaL CAN aof re 9EI-D RI
sSs,gsfsrz ypg Tytx sex1ggVATf1s c&
sxF-I N or KEgycfyp coNAuNscaTrcas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-13

ThGrsday's big crowd at the state Fair
came a. relief 10 such Newspaper report
srs as fsl; il duty 10 keep prominent The
words "a perfect iam7 be the day in qaes-
ton FAIR or foai.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-13

Because Mr.. Mills Of Texas cannot M
,lor4e the Speaker Of the National House
10 in itself AZ excellent reason for the
speakers large majority in Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-13

William O'grien and party who are q"
form . moderate ffish party In this conn-
try are not to allow any contributions 10
pass through Chicago II IL veil &"
avoid such "a the Fronin episode.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-13

~ eggs don't produce chickens when
the returns are In and when II comes 10
the Matching process. Governor No
creary Of Kentucky will find his ilttlr
boom for the speskcrship Of the next
House, on the sapposiiion that The h"u'e
will be- Democratic. an added egg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-13

Judging BY the vote Of Ne~ soath
WARS the Australian Federation scheme
"a likely 10 saeeeed. The Inhabitants OF
that sut-oR-the~waY country are deter
mined 10 keep abreast Of the tipes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-13

IN several ways Texas Is great state
The Texas cotton crop VIVA ~ ij,J2u
haIos-the biggest crop ever yet known.
Hut that Il only u part of the story
over ard above its cotton, Texas sold
during tho year 2i,s1J,W2 pounds OF
wool, li,G9l nc pounds of hides, and
enough lumber, grain, hay, cotson-sced'
cattle. horses, mules, etc, to swell the
total value of Texas products marketed
fo zt2o. 32I.52S.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-13

Governor and Mrs. Burlcigh returned
from Lewiston yesterday afternoon. II.
gether with Ex-Governor and Mrs. RobIt
they were the guests Of llou. w. W. Bol,ar
of Auburn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-13

Not every man who earslessly throws tar
dollar bill, into the fire meets With az good
fortune ss did Mr.. FELIX Barnard Of Bhlde.
ford whose friesds passed the bat aad madt
good the amount lost.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-13

The Armenian difficulty Is advancing
fro.n bad 10 worse. The kHfds aro said
to be committing terrible raya9c- among
the Christian population. II the govern
ment Of the sultan cannot preserve order,
SONS other government or governments
must interfere. Such state Of things
eannot he alInMed 30 continue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-13

GA Thursday evening sociable under
the management of the Epworth League
was held in the Methodist vrstry. Itw@a
very pleasant and enjoyable occasion
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-13

No one has yet yensnred to speak to
the Is.wlst6n Fair managers about thlt
lIs.ai September weather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-13

Round top trunks are fast tcing super
seeded by Hat tops, which are much easier
and safer 20 handle, and hest of all. oa,i
sure resistance 10 baggage smashers."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-13

yUANTEB-Salesmen 10 canvass for q full
w live of Hardy Canadian Nursery stock. Hon
est, energetic men, % years of age and over can
find steady wors for tn" next Y months. No exte-
rienco Tecded. Full instructions given. We ca
gage on SALARY aud pay expenses, or on commits
sion. Address {statirg age and enclosing photo
Stone Wellington, Montreal, Que. j. W Beall
Manager. Name this paper.
Special Inducements TO new men. Nurseries -
fonihil. ont. Established 1872, if5 acres. the
largest n Canada. iuly25d3m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-13

The Bar lIarhor Record tells The follow
ing amusing story on the subject Of summer
love II WAS y funny sight to see the
change OF EXPIRE ssion On tsO young mems
faces f,'g days since when by appointment
they went - the wharf t. bii their summer
girls good bye" They searched the
steamer through; they searched through
the crowd on the pier. but no girls were
found AT hast, convinced that they lla}
inken some other route as the trunks which
they knew to have sent to the wharf were
gone, they wendell their way sorrowfuiy
homewar1, TO iini out later that serpent
had entered their Ellen n the shape of q
hsndsomer man who had ioduced both tn
tickle msilens to remain for II lev days
longer, And 80 after monih, Of devot d
attention these lads were-left.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-13

Empty dry goods boxes were being A.
cured yesterday TO contain, for shipmss-
the 200, coo copies of Glad 1ilings thai
are being printed at the Age office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-13
THE MAINE ELECTION.
Submissive az Crockett's Coon.
Providence Journal. Dem
The Democratic party in Msiae Is hardly
worth the powder il takes to shoot il.
The Funeral Procession.
lKennebec neniocrat. J


There was Al election in Maine Mondav.
Al incampsteut, e,ws,iIy Democratic State
Committee and friends Of the dscex.ed
party new have an opportunity to siew
the remains.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-13

LiHE,roNE, MI, Aug, $50
Dsor Cchs,a Be~ IT,, will write again.
aats pleased 10 think you printed my
Last lcttcr. will tell You about my
,ch0ol. It kept ten weeks. II closed
Yesterday. read ia the Fourth Reader.
study spelling. arithmetic and writing
wish you we're here Ia get some blue
berries We do not have to go far from
grandpaS house for them. We have a
colt His name Is Dan. We have one
horse named Dick and oue We call Bess
We think lots Of hCr-shc is 40 kind.
have one hen. her name is Hawk, She
looks SOME Ike one perhaps. better
not write any more tins time.
ours with love,
MARCIA 4. WARD.
e Thanks for your kind thoughts of me.
should ike some Of your nice blucbcr
rics. but most of all should like to 60
out IN the fields and pastures with you
and pic'. them for myself All, you
'lo net know how many long tor and are
actually living for the very same liber
lies that you to-day enjoy. Now, my
dear, let lnp urge You to be rs wise as
Won are innocent and whenever cruel
ambition sets you longing for the glitter
and -Aow that wealth can giye-bc not
tempted. Look upon, and use every en-
Geavor 90 make your home the best place
in the " hole world. BE an Example to
at Your little mates and urge them to
try to makr their homes pleasant. Al
ways keep yourself wrapped about with
the Sweetness and purity God has given
YOU and the raging storms of hate and
envy VIII never be- permitted to quite
reach You aud never in the least to in
lnrc you. rl,aN write again
Your sincerely,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-13

Prof. ID. NJ. Bristol with his remarkable
troupe of educated horses, thirty equine
wonders, viii appear in Granite Hall on
Morday and Tuesdiy, Sept 22d and ?Sl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-13

Mcssrs, Tibbcits 4 Davis are exeeutios,
pretty stone for the grave of Mrs. PhoA
True. wife of Rev. Ebcnezer knowltou.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-13
YoUEo PoLKs CORNER.


PHHLADsIFnIA, PA iug.. 1850.
Desse ceesE@ Bess II sax some Of the
childrcu's letters in the Journal and
thought ,sonld write toe. have sis
ter. she il away now. | hope she viii
come home soon. Iaiss he, very much.
have a kitErs. His name i. TWisty-
lie Is very playful. Every morning he
comes up stairs and pats his. paws on
mammals face to wake her. when | 90
down stairs be jumps ut me to Brighten
me. I am little girl ten years old We
had dreadful cyclone At the end Of our
street. It blew down the ear stable
Five persons were kiiied and twelve bad
" hurt. must bring my letter to a
close. Yours truly.
MABEL Y. TAGGART,
Deqf Ha5et Il am glad to hear from
YOU. There J. always room in nay heart
for any aad all the little people whose
homes are IN other States. bid you
welcome 70 our circle. Twisty Is an odd
name for "a kitty. think never heard
IL before. ! presume you appear To be
very much frightened when he springs
1t you, and perhaps give him lecture
on what he ought and ought net 10 do,
can easily imagine now very grave a
little girl ten wears old can look, for
about the same number OF seconds and
then, I think can sec her take rwisty
up Ia her arms and call him the very
heat kitty ia the world. Twisty is good
and cunning, no doubt about that, but /
think he has a most excellent teacher
Don't yeu: Please write again. Tell all
your little mates chat Cousin Bcss is the
children friend and ash them to write
TOO, Yours sincerely,
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Local Noticcs.

Mrs ". I. Gcn.d has removed her dfes
making rooms to Aliens block. book bina- :
cry entrance, and will ofen Sept. 10.
septl3dtf
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