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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01
6undry Civil Bill Reported to tbs
House

Oates of Alabama. rising to a question Of
privilege, offered resolution for the inves
zig ttion of the charges of corruption
against members of the House contained in
a recent editorial in the National Ecoao-
mist. oates said thst when charge OF
this character is made by a Journal of re.
speetah!iity ard wide circulation i, should
not be passed over in silence
After some discussion the Speaker ruled
the resolution was not privileged, and be
said the newspaper editorial vas of the
vaguest character and made DO assertion
except BY inference. He made no state
ment upon which any body could be ex
pected to predicate any belief or convic-
ton. 1t was within the knowledge of every
member that paragraphs of this character
are floating around in the newspapers of
this country, The House could see the in
convenience which would result 10 the
business of the House. and If any member
had right in the production Of 3 para
graph like this to demand Investigation
The House sustained the decision of the
chair, and the sp peal having been taken by
Oates. yeas IS, nays IL. The House ven,
into the committee of the uhoIe on the
Sen At me ndmeuts of the sundrJ civil bill.
The entire afternoon was consumed in
the discussion of the Senate irrigation
amendment. Many smendment. were pro-
posed to this aInen,lmett. hut the ultimate
result was the Senate amendment vas non
concurred in.
The committee rose anil reported tbs. bill
tn the House. aui without discussion of
the bill the House at ). p adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01
A Thief 10 Linn DO.

A thief rested in the Iolic, station last
night and the reason of it was that he ole
yes: of 5. l.. Huntington, the clother and
the police are on track Of other the that
look bad for the fellow. lie was chary of
giving his name, claiming tia. he came Of
a good family and that it would
kill his mother if she learned
of this, his first chi ne, 80 fa- az THE wing
is considered. He ana friend came in
from Washington on the stag and went to
the Farmers Hotel. The friend wanted to
buy scma clothes. and after supper they
went into Huntington's. The friend bought
and put On a pair of pints, and threw the
Old ones to the thief with the remark "put
them in my valse.' The fellow did so.
and along with them new vest. when Mr.
fiu..tington's back was turned. A few min
ute after the vest was missed the police wer,
inform I'd, the thief was arrested on the
street by Officer Brecn and proceeded
to lie to Deputy Martial McKenuy
lie Officer Bruce got contradit
tory statements from the friend. Their
Rom in the Farmers Hotel was
searched the vest found in the friends va
Use. and along with it two pieces of cloth
that the fellow who is ARE ted confesses | e
stole of the clothing firm be works for in
Boston, and sold to his friend The Bos
ton firm has been notified. and there is a
likelihood that quite an extensive system CT
stealing will be une arth, Il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01
a,.owc rHe DAISIES

When the hufrercurs come b Tie Deddef a.
make Ii all yelier like gold,
Al the daisies occ'n the pAsser grow whits -
they slowly unfold.
An the robin says ic Il mcrnin'. an the ysller
bird staddens the sight.
or the overhead says roooday Or the whip
pocrxil says il is night.
When the hreezss softly nieandc< cut over The
n,eddsFs which give
BAeS the perfume Of sprinc Scinin' summer. Oh.
then E's a hlessin' ter 1--we
An dream as the hocrS slip by,
An deep in the clovers he
To wait for the dreary rustic o the brown leaves
by an by.
On. folks may ean ne lazy. an scod for -, moth
in a. all
But ter lie the nnowin' lot where the daisies
An ned an blush a mursnurin. Good for moth.
n'.'-eui jus,
toalin taAin life easy while others gather the
dust;
But when roses borrow q fragrance from the air.
dIsIil il an give
Ii hack with double sweetness oh, then us .
blessin' ter live
Dcwa midst the flowers 50 dear.
In the summer time o the year,
For whiie others are pio~in' me under I'm tovtn'
the daisies here.
Yes, I'm penniless maybe. an holes may laugh in
my coats
But I've had little for hEeaksas; / IN full o. the
magical notes
o the bobolink an the sparrow aud I've drank o
the mystical sweet
O. the summer air grown drowsy. an hid ne out
o the heat
In the shade O. the beeehes an naples, whea
Elves do the bidin' o mem
Closin' my eyes an whislsr,n; Let them think
What they will an then
Let them wander ont over the lea
With you an the birds and see
II ever again they'll wonder how lazy tramp
can be"
Walter NJ Haxeltine in Good Housekeeping
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01
sp.ake. R.ed'. Reply to tn. Critics.

Speaker Reeds snsser to the an ,nymc US
stack in the Moth Americ N Review, will
be made public in a few days. Among
other things. the Speaker will say;
The unknown writer says that this,
(mesning the new rules 70. the House)
should ali be set aside. his remedy adopted
and the shades of many eminent persons,
dead and living, thereby be plscs,ed-
Did il ever occur 10 the reader what a
singular dispers ,t.on of Providence il is
whereby those who 90 70. have the things
of this world to do, could have always
done them SO much better than the poor
creatures who did do them: Did you ever
see a sidewalk committee which could not
build finer houses than architect and mas
tar workman Il really looks IS if Provi-
dence had wasted its most cloying sweet
n - on desert air.
The new rule which the critic suggests
is that the Speaker should fne each mem
Der who refuses to vote, not exceeding $50,
and thereby Compel the horse to drink.
This seems very strange. coming, as il
does. from q writer who has 90 deep a re-
spect for the letter of the law that, when
the constitution says that the votes of both
houses shall be dets rmined by yeas and
nays, he will be s.tisfied with no construc-
ton which shall not determine gu Drum in
the same way
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

Now York Produce Market

NEw YonK July ~
FLOUR Receipts. l2.iH pkga. exports, ,spi
bbIs, sass, 23.30 hnp"at quotations ineiad.
Ing City min extra, o. 2batf j1, patent, y 76a
d -, sup.ttn'. ~, i0af2 rs, extra No 2. d 20a
~ -, winter wheat low grade, ~ 1Laia %, Min
orsota csirn, o. ooati 80, southern Hour dull.
rye Hour quiet.
WHEAT Rooeptt 2jp.50o exports. ss,2ol s,e'
~. 600 lower No. spring -: No . red ola
= No <r.d. ab,s,rii eley', 9,aas7i lob b5iGl.
telir'd. No lard, loiA t1oiA. no northern. wa
100
RI lirm, state, 5oaoo, western. 6sao0.
BARLEr-lutrt.
C"HS- Receipts. 21l.9)o, exports 10 .9Qo, sales,
$4,000 lower, steamer f,B5,l. No Z, 52tsli.
stare and elevator. iiai41 hioat.
bArs- Receipts. 1000. exports 49, salr'
~ 600, firm. No ;.f5l 10 white 9,ai0, No l. "a
ava do white, S9l' ~ No ~ do white, vail,
Mixed Western. a"lail, white do, ,,sH3l
CoffEE-f,ir Rio. fair, ~,
SUGAR-Raw firm; refined firm. demand
fair. crushed 5saji, extra crushed. Slab. white
extra crushed. It3.; cut lonf, 81, RrannlAtsd, o.
PETROLEUM steady srls3i.
foEK-'iuiei
BEEF-sirndy.
LARp-duli. western steam, % G,l ats oli cos
ing ~ ~ city steam. ~ is refined dull oonlibsss
u l0aat 30, 5. A. o. Is.
BUTTER quiet, western dairy 7aI5 DO
creamery. 6ai7t
""Kpsp- steady Freigh,s to Liverpool ira.
State. la7i. fancy. SIC,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01
WHERE THE DAY IS LONGEST

At Spitzbergen the longest day IA 81
months.
At stockholm, Sweden. it is ls]s hours
in length.
At London, England, and bremen, Prus-
STA, the longest day has 10 hours
Az Hamburg. in Germany. aud Dan,zig.
in Prussia. thc longcat day has Il hours.
At New YORK tide longest day /. about
- hours, and at Montreal. Canada, it is III
hours.
~ Wardhury, Norway, the longest dag
lasts from May q to .Inly y without inter.
rupiion
At st. Petersburg. Russia, and Tobolsk,
Siberia. the lnng'st day j, - hours and the
shortest ; hours
At Tornea, Finland. June q brings a
day nearly ,! loue, long, and Christmas
one less than hours In length. New York
Morning Journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

Tuesday. July ~
ArrLrs.- tyhporatef, sHi0c. dried. 5a7.
BtASs.-Fes. Maine. t2 10, N. Y. u 10. Yeliov
eyed. o. 25s3 30.
BurrEB.-sOld, e0aO1c. bal, i5il.o,
CHEEsK.- tpc,orY and dome attic. iOalle.
Zoos IA lsc Der dor.
GRAIN Corn, soc. meal, toe. bran, q % PER
cwt.. cotton 'ced meal 81 10 per bag.
HAY Loose, fi0 Goals %. ptes-ed. II 0s,70,
straw, A. 7has %.
HoSEY.-BOs, isay2r per pound
LARp.-bom. attic. iOAl1o, western, tisfoe. 7as.
MBrTON.-paiOc per pound.
OAIs.-3sssOc per bush
forAroLS new .. 2oasl a. old g)s7o pr bush
EoTLTHY-FOwl l4al6c.
Wool. 2Ga1oc per VI unwashed; soc washed.
Wool Dry hard, o. % per cord, soft, t37ss
800.
HipEs-Llgm SIC per H.. heavy SC, sheep, @s
u %; veal skins, i6atoc.
VtAIe-7a9c per ID.
Augusta Beef Company. Wholesale Prios CO..
rent.
MUTTON 9lniDc per ID.
SPgISo LAMB-l2AlS
BrlS-hides, Gia7ic per ID; hind quarters, ~
pic, for" quarter, t4a5c, rounds with nanh sasi
rump and lOiss. llai2c. short rib cuts. 1c fat,s,
Blade, backs, 5iacsl ebueks. 3iatie, stripes. @'
dressed hogs, bta6Ac.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01
A Tried Remedy Tor Biliousnsss

Those Who suffer from disorder OF -
action Of the liver will never get the oppeI
hand Of the uaruiy organ so long as tosy
u.e such irrational remedies as blue pil.s,
csiomel and podophyllin. But from scs
tried and popular medicine, Ho''e''ei :
Stomach Brtlers, they may expect relief
with . certainty Of Obtaining 1t. Inc W.
fuence Of the Bitters upon the great o'isp
gland 10 direct, powerful and 'peea,y
felt The relief afforded 10 not spssmodic'
but complete and permanent. The ssiios.
ness Of the skin, furfed appearance OF "
tongue. indigestion, costivensss, headacns.
nausea. aims through the night side -.
shoulder. 10 fact every accompaniment q
the obstinate complaint are entirely ~
promptly removed BY course OF THIS VI
esiimsble medicine, In behalf OF vnse"
testimony 10 constantly emanstng ITO
every quarter. and from oil clssses Q! -
ciety. eodAv"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

The next meeting of the city government
will be held in the new city room, on Mon
day evening. The painters have completed
the work on the interior, and the rubbish is
now being cleared out. The councilmen
will be forced to content themselves with
the old desks, which have been repsinte d ;
but the aldermen will sit behind some fine
new cherry desks. which have been OF
iered. The municipal court room will be
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

Tne hour for the ceremony arrived and
the couple entered tbs parlor, the bride
looking exceedingly lovely - she leaned
upon the strong arm Of the handsome
and distinguished looking stranger. The
minister had proceeded with the cere-
mony and in his solemn voice said:
s'If any one present can show any suf-
ficient cause why this ceremony should
not proceed let them now speak or here
after hold their peace
Il forbid the bans. said . tall. athletic
stranger. entering the room hurriedly
and placing his hand upon Doster's shout
der; Il arrest you in the name Of the
commonwealth of Massachusetts,"
The widow shrieked and fell TO the
door fainting. The guests were greatly
excited and the house was in an uproar.
As soon Is quiet could be partially re-
stored and the widow removed from the
room the stranger who had created the
disorder asked for permission TO explain
his conduct.
Il am a detective" said he. land have
been locking for thisman for three years,
His name is not Doster, but Henry b.
Johns, formerly. cashier of a bank in
Boston. Three years ago he was found
70 be over half million dollars short in
his accounts and while an investigation
was being made he abscondcd. choosing
this quiet and out of the way place as a
safe retreat. While passing through
your town last week in search for another
criminal | got glimpse of Johns and
FASTENED buck to Massachusetts, to get
requisition papers for his arrest"
The detective left with his prisoner
and the crowd dispersed. having been
greatly disappointed in not seeing mar
having at last found . clew 10 the mys-
FERROUS strangers history.
Arriving at his hotel Doster asked per
mission to pack his trunk before depart
ing for his cid home in Boston. The de-
iective granted il and stood at the door
as Doster began his preparations for the
journey. The work was nearly com
pleted when tho sharp report of pistol
rang through the room and the hfeless
form of the defaulting cashier lay
stretched upon the floor weltering in a
pool of blood
Mrs. Jernigan was SO Inundated at her
narrow escape that she closed her doors
TO all visitors and as soon as her affairs
could be wound mp removed 10 distant
state, where in n quiet retired cottage
she is spending her days, and with new
faces and new surroundings is ondcavor-
ing 10 forget her experience with the ex-
He'd cashier. r. b. Harrison in Atlanta
Constitution.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01
STATE HOUSE TOPICS.
Rapidly Increasing Corporation Bust
Less in the State.

There have bccl 5,032 CORPORA ia,
either Chartered by special act of tbs
Msiqe Leg sa'ure or orga iz,d uader tb,
general law since 1920. Many Of these ar,
| now 4 al, but nav cnes have more thar
Ale the places of t1o'e dropping out, a1C
are rap lily On the increase. Durinz the
present month of July 81 corporaiions hav,
been received ard tilcl at the Seere.ary OF
| Sites office, averayny two for each weel
day. During the seven months of The
present year, 281 corporstiops have beer
pat % I'll, this, + o, wbea the month Of
July is considered the poorss: as reg nd.
the corporation harv, st of any in the year
Itvi tt seen from the large number thu.
far received that the sum total for the yea,
will probably greatly exceed the number Of
last yea. The number received in 1885,
was 300, in 1889, 1915. The followinp have
just been filed at the office
Name Of corporation, Z. B. Ware,
Company; principal off ,e, Portland; cip
tai stock, s45 900; paid in. si5 0O0 pa
value sha-e'. 800. President. Moses n
Arnold; Treasurer. EIgar B. Warren
Business to be prosecuted, manufacture Of
boots and shoes.
Name Of corporation Ns~ England
Equipment Company: principal office
Portland capital stock, $500 600; paid il
s40o; par value shares. 500 Presid. n.
James u. Hall; Treasurer. James NJ Hail
Business to be prosecuted. making and
dealing in railway AMI steamboat equip
ments.
= Name Of corr Grafton, United States Nap
ping Machine Company; principal office
Portland; capital stock, $50 900; paid in.
$3.50; par value shares. 800. President.
Sydney HarwooJ; Treasurer, J. C. Ivy
Business TO be prosecuted. making, operAt-
ing and dealing in mapping machines.
Name Of corporation. Nottingham Sill ca
Mining Company; principal Office, Port
land; capital stock. IS 600; paid in, $50
par value shares, so. President, W. o
Hiils; Treasurer, c. r. Quincy. Bushes.
to be prosecuted. mining and preparing
ca for the market.
Name Of corporation, Union Ro~ Boa,
and Barge Company, principal Off e. Kit
terry; capital stock, $50 700; paid in. $50
par value shares, SO; President, T.. b
Wiidesi Treasurer, z. B. wiides. Bust
ness to be prosecuted. running row boat and
barge lines.
The eagle, purchased Of Mr.. Luce of
Belfast for the State House, has arrived.
and Is . fine specimen of the American
eagle. Temporarily il has been placed in
the Adjutaut Generals Office, ba. uhen the
State House addition is completed it prob
ably will be placed over the archvay Lead
ing from the old rotunda into the new part.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01
A Maine Pocahoutas

Ia the following interesting historical
sketch, which we publish at the request q
one Of our esteemed subscribers. it is sail
that the name OF the present town of Ran
dolph there given, is that of the origina
spelling:
II may not be generally known that in
1914 Capt. John Smith of Pocshontas
fame, made a trip TO what is now known az
Gardiner, Me. bnt there was an incident
that occurred during tina. visit that is
known by very few people The Csbassas
were presided over by chief having head
quarters at Whist 10 now Gardiner, known
as Csbassas, Who had daughter named
Schools. famed among her tribe for her
beauty and grace. She was unfortunat Nv
smitten at once with the gallant Captain.
who was, By the way, the first white man
TO visit these parts and who was received
with great cordially Smith had with him
4 lieutenant named Hunt, who was of rath
er quarrelsome disposition and prone To
mutiny. When the time came for IN ,
party of whites to depart Hunts mu,inou,
spirit showed itself. and with a small party
OF followers he left Smith, going in an %
posite direction. His party took with them
rs csp'ives several of the tribe of Cabassss
The chief, considering the whites one
party. by great mistake followed Captai
Smiths loyal band. which camped tina,
night about four miles from the pre.en,
location of Gardiner, in an easterly direc.
ton. Schools, thinking to warn the car
tain, hurried on before the party of en-
ragged Indians, but arrived too late. for a.
she arrived at the camp the first volley of
arrows was delivered.
Thinking to save Smith. she fed to him.
threw her arms about his neck, and in tina,
position received an arrow in the breast
that caused instant death. The chief was
paisied at the accident and ordered hostili-
ties to be ceased. This allowed Smith an
opportunity to explain that it was the other
party that had perpe,ra.ed the kidnapping.
After sorrowful return and the burial
of Schools near the Iandolf Church. the
party of red men vent in search of Hunt
lie Was overtaken near Norridgewock. ard
his band exterminated to man. Capsain
Smith had the martyred Schools to thank
for his life. for the srroR that reached her
hear. va, meant for him. The grave of
Schools is unmarked, in fact, its exact
loo ition 10 unknown,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

cost Of collection Is fraction lsss than
per cent TIE cost euriag the previous
year vas 2 per eeas-
A statement 10 sppsaded allowing the A.
grsxAfe collectors ia u e several districts.
HE largest sun collected in any district
vaa bs the fifth Iilinois. asgregatiaE Ss2,-
So. 6e9; the firss district Of Ohio il secoad
With sl0.s5s.e7 first Illinois third. tio,-
s-i,sss: followed by the fifth Kentucky
- 800. 1876. first Missouri, St,Sss.Ss7 ;
twenty -,hird Pennsylvania. Ss.sGS,ssS3 ;
third Nes York, S3.ssa .as5; sixth Ken
sucky. $685.. s05, and first reansy
IS Ssi,;, ESQ,
The statement also Civ, table of the
aggregate collections by States. which
places Illinois in the Lead, with $Si $780,
s9l; Kentucky second. with 1853 or /;
New York third. with SD. 2s+ sci; Ohio
fourth, si,h sls.4sa s7a; Pednsyi,aaia
Eth. With So 352 All, then Missouri, S.
o5a, a9i; IndiaDa. ss,25o,s sl; New Jersey.
81 200. 722. virgisia, s5,5l6, 1875, and Wis
consin, -, 3+2 ,s53.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01
Pensions Granted Maine People.

Pensions have been granted 10 the fol.
lowing residents of Maine Increase. Levi
c. Bowden, National Military Home; Jos.
L. Plummer, Weld; Andrew Z. Clark
Belfast; Edwin n. Smith. Dennysville
Francis o. Pride, DeerinS; Joseph Perkins
Alexander; Levi J. Merrick. Pittsfield
Jacob W. Potter, North Perry Reuben F
Quimby, Stark; Jacob Bolton, Augusta
Charles l.. Burgess. East Lvermoie Mills
Charles Curtis, Foxcroft Lorenzo ID. Gil
man. Strong; Randall C. Noyes. Bradford
Isaac Jackson. Belfast; Everett Lindsay
\ 1rth Monmouth; Eli W. Fitzpatrick, South
Hiram; Francis Mayhem. Liberty; Adel-
bert A. DALEY, Vinalhsven; Gustsve Hart
man Randolph.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

The trenehers in the sewer department
have got their work pretty well along, all
through Allen street to Ticonic, and con-
siderable sewer pipe has been distribute
In the latter street The pipe is also dis
tribnted slong Gold street. from Silver to
Summer, in the lower part of the city.
The department have good crew at work,
and j. would seem that Il satisfactory show
ing is to be made with the last sewer APP
preparation Of $40 000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

When the students return TO Colby Tai
versity a, the close % the vacation, they
viii uotice great improvement in the looks
Of tie chapel. The walls and ceiling have
been tinted and the wood-work, which is
in its natural color, polished and vArnished.
and before the mex. term commences the
q handsome wainscotting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

one Of the most pleasant events Of rhe
seasen. vas the la~n party given b Miss
Noble l.. Sanborn At her home on Middle
street. Wednesday evening. IN hosor Of her
friend, Miss MIRA Bo6xeIi Of AndSTer,
Mass, who is visiting here The spacious
house vas brilliantly lighted. and the green
lswn was made brightly the light from many
japanese lanterns hung among the trees.
The tennis court was covered with fne
sand which was rolled hard and OF this
merry couple, danced TO the ane music
rendered b. Douglass orchestra Of four
PIECES. lees and fruits we're served dur
Ing the evening. which With tennis, billiards
ard pleasant strolls about the grounds
made the time pass most pleasantly.
Among the oct Of town guests pre- sent we're
Miss Lucy Burisigh. Miss Alice Welsh
and Miss Eas Chaibourn, Messrs. Thsi IL.
welsh. Edward White. James Cooper,
Walter WymAn and others from Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01
The Daily Journal at Uoiou Depot
Portland

People returning from visits 10 POINT.
west of Portland will End the Daily Ken
nebec Journal on sale at the Chisholm.
Brothers News Stand in the Union Depot.
They will thus be able TO while away The
rest Of the journey from that point home
in reading all the home news. Dc
not fail to ask for the Journal there. All
the trains stop long enough to give abund.
ant time for securing it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

Hon. John w. Mason. Commissioner of
Internal Revenue. has submitted his pre-
hminafy report to the Secretary Of the
treasury on the operations Of bis bareiu for
the fiscal year ended June 30. 1890. I,
show that the total collections from oil
sources during the yer were si42, 594 ,s97,
- against slSo-s9i, 43i for 1883, OF an in
crease Of siI .760.2e2 Tie cost Of col
iecuny this smount Aggregated - .0oG. COO.
exclusive of the amour expended for pr7at.
ing Internal revenue stamp, IS agsi1s,
sf,ls5, izs for the previous year, or = de-
crease Of ss5 600. Tie percentage Of the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

The phenomenal success Of Ayers Ssr-
sapafilla started into existence . hos, Of
competitors. This. of course. vas To be
expected; hut the effect has teen to de- mon.
stfate the superior merits of DIR Ayers
preparation by . constantly Increasing de-.
and for it. 3 eodlv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

II you viii send us your address, We viii
mail you our illustrated pamphlet explain
ing all about Dr.. Dye'A Celebrated Electro
volsaic Belt and Appliances, and shei,
charming effects upon the nervous debili.
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trial.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

Schooner J. W. Vsneman, Capt. Phin.
ney' and schooner Mary FreeIand, Capt
Clark. are loading at the Consumer houses
for New York with freights at 81. 80. The
Freelani is one OF the fastest schooners
which comes into the river and has made
mora tips between the Consumer houses
and New York than any other vessel load