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The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-03-12
HOAR'S WHlTEW ASH.
The Massachusetts Senator is Pre-
pairing to Defend the Sena-
tOrial Crime.
The Minah Group Of Mines Have Been
Purchased in LOndOn-The
First Payment Made.
Hon. II. E. Collins Will Return To-
morrow From His SOjOurn in
the Golden State.

HELENA, March 11.-[Special tc the
Hoar that
he will report on the Montana senatorial
case within a ween.
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-03-12

HELENA, March 11.-[Special to the
TRIBUNE.]The lottery is likely to come
up in the Dakota Legislature again to-
morrow,
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-03-12

HELENA, March 11.-[Special to the
TRIBuNE.]-Hon. T. E. Collins and family
returned last night and will go home to-.
morrow.
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-03-12

WASHINGTON, March ia special to
The Herald, from Caracas, says that DR..
Raimondo Andueza PalaCio, was elected
president Of Venezuela.
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-03-12

Harlan had a happy home
and through her devotion to
her home duties over-taxed
her strength. she lad de-
pressed feelings, entire lack
'of energy in life, and finally
a cough at night and morn
ing which grew worse each
day. Upon looking in the
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-03-12
AGENTS WANTED,

EH- For club rates, or any further informa-
clearly stating your residence, with State, Coun-
ty, Street and Number. More rapid return mail
delivery will be assured by your inclosing an en-
velope bearing your full address.
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-03-12

CATARRH CURED. health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Rem
edy. Price 80 cents, Nasal Injector
free, For sale by Lapeyre Bros.
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-03-12
Unprecedented ATTRACTION!
OVER $1,000 900 DISTRIBUTED
[151
Louisiana State Lottery Co

louisiana State Lottery Co.
incorporated by the Legislature for Educa-
ton and Charitable purposes, and its franchise
1878, by. an overwhelming popular vote.
Its MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take place
semi-annuelly lJune and DecemberJ, and
its GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAW
tNGS take place in each of the other ten
months of the year, and are all drawn in pub
lie, at the Academy of Music, New Orleans, La
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS, for integrity
of its Drawings, and Prompt Payment of Prizes,
Attested as follows:
I'VE do hereby certify that we supervise the ar
rangements for all the Monthly and Semi
Annual Drawings of the Louisiana State Lottery
Company, and in person manage and control the
Quoted with honesty, fairness, and in good faith
toward all parties, and we authorize the COM
our signatures attached in its a~dvertisements.',
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-03-12
zI@9wY9
H<x
Commissioners,

We he undersigned banks and bankers will
pay all prizes drawn in the Louisiana State Lot
terias which may be presented at our counters:
X Al. Walinsley Pres. Louisiana National Bank
pierre Lanaux a.,." Pres. State National Bank
A. Baldwin Pres. New Orleans National Bank
Carl kolln .......,. Pres. Uniop National Bank,
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-03-12

"HACKMETACK." a lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price 25 and 80 cents.
For sale by Laperyre Bros.
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-03-12
FROM DESPAIR TO JOY.

The Painful Story OF q Lovely lady,
and How Shs Finally Secured Hap
piness.
MrS. Morton D.. Harlan, residing at No. 90
West 25th Street, New York City, has passed
through a most wonderful experience. Mrs.
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-03-12
Monthly Drawing,

At the Academy of Music. New Orleans,
Tuesday, March IL, 1900.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $500, 900.
10000 tickets at $40 each; halves..S1O; quarters
s.; tenths 81; twentietha 81.
List OF PRIZES
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-15
cumbsrisn1 pom3aa Garage

Cumberland tonaty pomoua Grange
was entertained bg the Wesensraggl
Grange Of North Yarmouth yesterday
There wes a full attendance from most
II the surrounding towns.
Miss Edith y Rowe, of North Var
mouth. read an essay on ''rhe Grange 81
.aa Educator" The subject VAS we'll and
truthfully treated. Mrs. Lizzie 6. John
son reeitei very effectively Kentucky
BelI." Mrs. Samuel Sweetsir read an
original poem which touched very skill
fully many points concerning the house
and home. Mrs. VI !. kimbaN read an
essay on the leading principles of the
grange, which wa- original and bright.
l.. b. Deanett made speech upon the
existing inequalities of our State taxa
ton, showing how the law may be justly
amended, to provide an income from
property now insult GENTLY taxed, which
would abolish entirely the stateta OF
our towns and cities whiese In 1850
amounted 10 SG3I .GJ7 Il, and which
would, 1t the same time, give a revenue
for the support Of our free public schools
Of round million Of dollars, thus ad,
vancing the length OF our schools from
the present averaged twenty-five weeks
to thirty weeks. and at the same time
time saving from one half to two-thirds
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Gag iin:ere apologies are due TO the
Yes York Journal " conmeree for
having said that all tie Se~ YORK pa
per. violated the las about reports Of
the kensmIer execution The esteemed
Journal Of Commerce. which has pains
takisgiy tsreseTved is4e;f from any sHs-
pieion Of besny newspaper, these
nia1g years, simply Published this state
ment The sentence Of the las In MUIR
9ersr kenimler's case has been carried
out, aud he xas esectroeatet this morn
ing The form Of the item was little
pieoBs site, ~ the fret eIanse readers The
secesd unnecessary Bat the ezteefaed
joarnai prsserysd the Law, and 1t u to
be hoped that liz next report Of an exe-
entlon viii he reformed of it, use Of en-
necessary veTbiage.
Hos L. the above from the New York
Sun for sarcasm, and this from the
FP.ttsbarg Dispatch for an idea:
4 Mr. " ggina, If staten Island,
COMES 70 The from, with a proposition
for drowning ~ the most humane form
81 execution. He say that be- has eeIne
near enough dsowning hiBzelf 20 know
hat Il painless death, aud he regards
Il n. highly superior 20 electricity Pos
.ibig The criminal classes would object
70 Lsimg .uhic ted 70 thu same treatment
a. puppies and kittens; bu' more pow
rfini otjsetf viii also jump into the
field
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MAINE FARM NOTES.

J. d Cove, of Linncus. dug some
Beauty of Hebron potatoes Friday, Au
gust ;, one of which weighed II on.
The annual mceting Of the Richmond
Farmers and Mechanics Club occur.
Wednesday evesing, Aug. 10Th, ut the
hail on the fair ground, for the election
of officers, and such other business as
may come before the meeting.
The annual premium list of the 18th an
rual exhibition of the Aroostook County
Agricultural Society, to be held at Ma
pie Grove Park, lIoultou. on Sept 9th
and 23th, is received. The pamphlet Is
neatly printed at the Pioneer office.
y, L. Pike, Esq, Secretary, gives no.
tice that the Eighteenth Annual Meetin
of the Maine State Jersey Cattle Associa-
ton will he held at Grand Army Hall,
Winthrop, on SATURDAY, August 30th.
1890, at two o'clock, p NJ, for the elee
ton of officers and the transaction of
any other business that may properly
be presented
Thomas Daggttt. Foxcroft. the Prrsi-
dent of the State Board of Agriculture.
grew several acres of corn last wear and
put it down in a sio. lie was so well
pleased with his experience. that this
year he has eight acres in corn, all grow
iug nicely Mr. Daggets has a fine farm
and is setting Piseataquis farmers a
good example The valley Of the. Piscat-
aquis river Is as fine section f3r corn
as there Is in the State Ha,ae F,lr7ney.
The executive committee Of the state
Farmers League held business meet
ing at Auburn. on Saturday last, and
took measures tn push the work of or
ganizatiou ia different sections of The
State. Deputy organizers were an
pointed a. follows: J u league, Esq i.
Carbon, for North .roostook: ! H.
Holland. dampsieu, fer Penobseet; Capt
II. o. Pierce. Monmouth. for Kemnelee /:
MIR, Spinney. Brunswick, for cnmber-
land; c. Ii. Cobb. Poland. fer Andres
eoggin-s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-15

4 fes days $50 We spoke Of the iglns-
tlee to the STATE Of giyiag publicly 70
rough count figures Of lts population,
aud suggested waiting till the complete
count was made before spreading the
erroneous notion that Maine has lost
heavily or gained bal slightly in popula-
ti1u during the last decade. 1t now ap
pears THAT the final count shows that the
state has Increased it, population since
1880 10 the number Of 9,j0s-its total in
habitaats being 357 ,93l, a. against 49,,
lbs in i-s0. With the exception of
the counties Of Aroostook and Piscat
apuis, where the agricultural advantages
are marked, the galns are largely in the
manufacturing counties of the western
district. IN the agricultural sections
there have been losses, with the excep
lions above noted, but we fully expect
the nest ten years will show great gains
In our agricultural counties. This cannot
be Otherwise than a true prophecy when
II is remembered how rapidly our state
is being developed In other directions,
how our manufactures are Increasing,
our railroads being extended and our
quarrles and ship yards being worked to
their utmost. These things cannot 90
on without beneficial influence upon
our agriculture As they are built up
and enlarged fai ming operations, call
ing for an increased number of worltmen,
must also be greatly developed. So
that upon the whole the final count is
a. favorable as we had reason toexpcct,
and one over which we should all be well
satisfied.
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II is said that among the insane Of this
country there are more farmers wives
than women from any other class. Ii
= Tnonotony that does il more than hard
work The unvarylng treadmill round
VI irudgery under dim eolored mental
sky, either kills the high--trung, nerv-
Ous and ambitious, or makes them mad
IL Is natural and desirable that people
should have change, the farmers wife
not excepted She should exert her
will TO this end, and not permit monot-
ony 10 kill her The new era of cheap
books and the literary enthusiasm which
l. spreading all over this fair land
promise great help. But see to it tina.
once or twice a year you get Il vacation
from YOUR usual duties. Average your
work so that a part of it shall vary from
time 20 time. Get away occasionally for
q visit Complete change for week or
two. even If things do not move quite
% smoothly while you are gone, will
do you good II possible secure fire.
quent aud pleasant change for both hand
and brain.
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For materials. 3-thread Slxony and TWO
small ivory needles.
Cast on stitches.
|. Over, knit |, over, knit L.
,. Purled a. are all other even rows.
3. Over, knit |, over. knit ), and pass
the ist stitch over the last ,.
;. over, knit |, over, knit 3, pass lst
stitch over last ,, over, knit l.
:. over, knit |, over, knit 3, pass LIST
stitch over Pad and 3td. repeat from T..
once
. over. knit | 4, over, knit 3, pass lst
stitch over md and 3rd, repeat from
knitting | at the end.
Succeeding rows are like this. except
that in the 18th row stitches are knit
ted plain at the end. and in tine 18th row
none again, as stitch is gained each
time. Continue knitting rs directed I'M
til the shawl is Of the size desired, then
bind of, and finish with fringe or a knit
ted or crocheted border
Mis-. c. f. ) in The Y0Nserife.
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. ---a----- - =
DELIGHTS OF INTERVENING


scue Rsr%rtorisi Experiences with Tn
sophisticated Tourists in i City.
The newspaper ulaa who writes up
the hotel interviews naturally meets with
all classes Of people, and Of course has
same ridiculous experiences.
"A few evenings ago" ssssd one Of the
little crowd which met ut the hotel desk
and related their several experiences, Il
was mistaken sor .bunco man by an
old granger from Iowa. with whom l
wanted 10 get an audience On the ''origi-
nal package" question. l approached
him in the rotrnia at the Sherman.
lyon are Mr.. -, ! believe, of
EaHesyille.' said l.
Yes, sir, / lie Mr.. -, but who in
the name of Ill that Is evil be you:'
why, l represent The Morning
Yelper. anl want 70 talk with YOU on
matters concerning the effect of the
original package traffic on the farmers
OF Iowa
Not any, stranger. was warned
By Senator - before left nome 10 be-
ware Of you fellows. Hc was in Chicago
once and had the salac trick played on
him, and when he went home he rode
back On tho strength Of friendship
with q conductor, Tor his money was
gone. See: No, stranger, l amt no
hayse'et II do look : little dry.
And he moved Gil, and though l
called the clerks to witness that | was
the genuine article with the n2I2e blown
in the bost.e could not convince him,
and he positively declined To hear me"
There ere men who actually tremble
when approached y u reporter, said
another newspaper man. Il have had
them actually turn pale anu ask me for
heavens sake 70 spare tlcm from an in
terView, so feaTfnily ttld they dread the
ordeal On the contrary, there are 9TH
ers WHO smile and court tho notoriety.
A few evenings ago u man was listener
10 IN interview ai'a when the operation
had been performed he suggested that
ne was manufacturer II Il New halnp-
SHIRE town, and Ii the reporter wonid
llentlen tAat fact NC would buy hun
dred papers, at the same time going
down INTO his pocket for the money.
Not long ago reporter sent mp his
card at the Palmer house to the ROOM of
an Arkansas editor, The Arkansas Jour
n2fst returned the card, having written
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SOMETHING FcR THE LITTLE
FOLKS


The following frsssn ssf.frsf Priacipies
in Dress we take fsoza The Iio.a~ Nag
axine--
Your dress mas. not onlr be heattksui
and comfortable: il ,ssust be suited %,
ycar business Garments that are asinli
Fable In the pvrior are wholly olit ~ place
In the carriage and ssarss. tlssn absurd on
the sidewalk, charming for a reception
or sn afternoon tea, sas asrerly riiicu-
lois for shopping excursion. itshoss
4 lack Of thought Ia cur women that one
30 CONSTANTLY sees garrieats worn gro
ktess fuely out Of plssse. and that wot.,eu
who eau COMPASS bus one ne gown for
Il season, should eheose il for f8nefI1l
prettiua-s. In spite OF the fact that il
must serve for WORK days a. well as hol-
idays.
just as legitimate consideration as
any of the others i this next principle.
beauty. Dress Ought 10 be beautiful 80
far as il can: TO please the eye. 10 graf
ify the artistic sense. II harmoni1e with
wemsnhooi, which wis meant in itself
TO be beautiful. There i no virtue III
ugliness, or any safeguard against vau-
ity in an uneoutl, unaeco,ning garment,
aud beautiful woman in 4 beautiful
dress il AZ pure 4 source of delight rs the
exquisite shape aud hue aad fragrance of
the blossoms Of June.
Simplicity. - far from being At VA
rance with beauty. i often the chief Ell
ement, and the perfection of art is reach
ed in costumes thai show iewest traces
of construction, but by simple and grace
ful lines suggest the growth Of the flow
er rather than the building of an ornate
house. And while the simple garment
is more likely 30 harm0aize with the
laws of health aud comfort. il is sure 10
be more adaptable for purposes where
any attempt at the picturesque results
most disastrously.
Some day our women will learn that 10
be beautiful they must be healthy; thar
TO be healthy they must make study of
rational dress; that the human form "a
God made it Is lovelier than any device
OF the dressInaker. There will be more
individuality in dress. but less violation
OF Fundamental law; just as many beau
tiful gowns, bur a gfettlnany more plain.
simple. substantial ones 10 take the place
of the iliuisy creation Of an uueducated
taste.
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The problem of uniting Englard with
the eoa.incut by seme other means than
has been furnished by the fast boats
across the channel Is no aew orc. and
has long received the carssai Alteration
Of European easiaeers. The PLAZA 10
which attention has hecc sireciesi Is tina,
of submarine tunnel, aud within the
last few years various tunnel projects
have hSen announced. only to De iiasily
declared ugfeaslble. The --latest scheme
Is that which proposes the battling of
an immense bridge from Calais to Dover.
According tothe HslI Mall Gazesse. tlaas
have already been drawn. aai the nro
jectors have secured valuable eoaees-
sions from both England and France
Such bridge would he / most marvel
lous triumph of engineering Skin. ami
we should - care say Us imreSsisSe
of execution. III ca.issi:sfs eau enir i,e
convinced that sh- undertaking IS fsa.
siblc, there will he 10 lack Of faads.
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Mrs. Michel Curtain, Pisiufeid, ILL.,,
makes the statement that she caught cold,
which settled on her lungs; she was treated
for month by her family phy.icias. but
grew worse. He told her she was a hope
less victim of consumption ard tia, 10
medicine could cure her. IIer GrJgss Il
suggested DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption; she bought bottle and to
her deli yht f1usd herself here a.cd from
frs. dose, She c.n'iaush is use ard after
taxing tea bottles, found herself sound ard
well, row does Nr own housewtr< a7d il
as We II as she ever was Free i.is. totes
of l'i's tires' Discovery a. Bo rflitch Wei
SER Co.. Drug S.o-e, large borl.- SOC.
sni 81 "a. augIldsu6 & Wy hsky
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SOMETHING roa rEE LADIES
HONE.

Or kst i. sssnsr: fhzs sweet eJnpassonshp
Of .ste lie ts-tte~ rz-fs
TIE ksefsE snAi1x If weasezGe On the LIP
Igsprzzxias tsuza the rrzr--
Il - lie 20 rzr csaso Of kiastzy hzsds.
Tzs toex remembered secr.
The rsxssy sym.sasay xaIzh gnderstz1ts
Al fe-sa, bg is vwn. ~
TIE rs.y cheek II issfI@ ehitarea, pressed
10 aars VITA i~visx gles.
The rrgsepes II oe aszfsst snt our best,
No matisr nhers sc be-
Ans. failing tk5s. prince rasy ho1sis>a 1--we.
ihasgs paiare walls srs hlgis& 4 &
Ard a1xfng II, i desert -hsrs 10y I3Fe
The ~ wealth eanRSc 5aY. &
Rar reaching a. the @artiss reri6tess span Il
wife spyFzd ~ aesan team,
Des sA1aghs IL sacred in the heart Of man
Il Is tss tlaeasaz q home
That word BIZ hHzpgn fzts shsa bisd
With lrsti1ies alSgye,
Fee theFe.t The hosne Of his Immortal Eiat,
IL L Gods Wider lcse-
The author Of the above. 10 me. beau
tifui lines. Is unknown +. III.
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II you viii send Us your address, " viii
mail you on. iliusrrsied pamphlet explain.
ing ell abor. DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro
Voiraic Belt and Appliances. and their
charming effects upon The nervous debih-
tsted system, and how they viii cu:eki,
restore you to vigor and manhood. Pam
phies free II you are thas afflicted We
will sert yol Belt s5d Appliances on q
t.iai
Vn'ssio Bas Co.. nasshsii, Mich
e~sl<Ss k-s- s~i--
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For Governor.
CounTY NOMINATIONS

Fer s>naroys--A " sgssf, Gardner
w. r. Hssss., Wst@ryiigs.
SksyiS--G. r sieysss, AsgHsss
R,2fsfsy II Dseds-Gso. u -mifb
Winthrop
County Aaoraey l. T Csrletea Win.
strop.
C,Hasy Trsassrsy p Bisaahs II
ChTlses
Commfy c,sns@tssfoH>y.--J = Hsmtisoa,
HsiIorsli
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To Our Custonisrs.

Having purchased the HailowelI Bakery.
we are prepared TO furnish anything in our
iine from the stcre or the cart. Don't be
mistaken by other teams, bu. watch for
oEf cart. RosBss & ToLxAH.
auRldtf
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The Best sslve ia the world IA Cuts,
Bsa;seg Sores, Ulcers. silt Rheam,. Fever
Sores, letter Chsrpesi Hands, Ciiilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Erupsions, and posi-
lively cures Files, or no pay required. Ii
Is gaaraiieel TO give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price IS cents per
hex. For sale by Bowtsitch Webster TO.
aag6codxwly
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Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup should
Arrays be used for eaiiiren teething. II
soothes the child. sofsens tie gums. ailay,
al pain, cure. sind colo, sn4 il is the besi
remedy fer dia;-hga. Twenty-Five cents
bcSie. fsbeaai II tys.. friGfYIv
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These are the days Of go'dsnro5, pure,
felihery spikes Of yellow that ssnn: by the
roadside sni brighten the country hodge
rows! Some years The g3ldsnrod doc, no:
blossom fully. Til, year the long spell Of
sen'ight seems to have filed the goiden-od
to ogerilo~.pg With condensed yellow until
il almost "a liasss the color ard lights tho
twilight a. you ri1e past /. over the hiIl..
To every land blossom and TO every sei
'on .is Or, hut no land or season fn Il,
richer gifs than in these roadside tufts Of
g7lL
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Mr.. Alone Wolman is building tw 0 ten
CEMENT houses ut the head of tanitol street.
One rs nearing completion, b.ing shingled
and claPloar1ed, the other i, cnly partly
beaded and the roof is no, on
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Readers of The boston Globe of Wednc,-
day recognized in its columns the bright
poem by Miss GerIis Cannon of this city.
although hef icut ty was shiclded by her
non, dc DiuBte
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MAINE GOsGIP.



A Jolly Maine railroad conductor tells OF
~ absent ininded traveller VA" lett ms nm
hrriia Hnd packages TO otl@t WIN friend IN
another car On thr same tram from
Junction Ne "Phi Nh'" ne Wlshea' pus ms
before he returned NV orders were given
the brakeman and our abscnt-minded friend
remarked after returning that the Maine
Central brakemcn were the most impudeWt
~ ,tion one NJ those insulting fellows sung
nnt ~ me don't leave your umbrellas or
packages in the car,
lsa't It barely pos'hle that some male
scion of lhose d,l shtiuly contentsd
Mount Desert fsm'les To which President
Eliot in = recent magazine article refers so
pleasantly, might b. induced to change
places with tie sad yOuay man.
The terrible infant was n a Portland
church lie was standing on the seat Of
m. mothers pew ioekiag over mo that Of a
oei4thcr, when the pia'e was brought aloag
~ b morning ofierias. Mamma said
rc III s. ssrl voice. MIR -- didn't put
anything itt'
tha on fudiag. the other day. one of it.
kitten. dead, took it into the sar,lsn. DELHI
.-s.elY dug \ grave fer il. and buried !,
Tee e,chruge which laurcbes thi. bate on A
rrr,lul ,os puolc cav. we are assured tat
hisi.af4 h. A member Of tn. fimi 8
Who VI. a witness OF III. oeear,e1co
Begins To look now rs if Maine had made
in instead of n loss in the past decade,
croakcrs to the contrary Notwithstanding.
he editor Of the Gardiner Home jour
summer capitol for Congress Like a true
Maine man he secs alta glance that in event
Of thu l,lca hcng adopted Bar Harhor wonll
be most acceptable location
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Wealth crowds poverty off the grand
stand a, the hors race, but Brnssel. soa,,
through merit alone, is crowding oil other
soaps on, Of the uashiub society.
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The English sparrpws Ia New York
are said 10 utilize the electric lights by
making their breakfasts In the morning
on The Insect, that have Been Killed and
fallen into the globes during the night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-15

G-Physicisn's prescriptions are care
fully compounded at Kinsmans Drug Store.
corner Of Bridge ard Water streets, at mod
crate prices. jsnzcdeodsi