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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-23
Vigorous Men and Women.

The vigorous are they who pay attention TO the
laws Of health, of which ono Of tho foremost Is,
Take care Of your digestion. Should tempo
rary attack OF the enemy, dyspepsia, surprise
you, foil his subsequent assaults with Hostel
ter's Stomach Bit,ers. From tho stomach come
the fundamental supplies which minister 70
yigor, and, thoroughly transmuted in1o blood
srfiyely circulated, arc tho maintenance Of the
system Psllid In countenGuco. nervous, atten-
uated In figure, sppetiteless. poor -leepers, are
the dyspeptic. Reinforced aud built up by the
great stomachic. the wan and the thin increase
ia color and bulk, appetite improves, nervous
symp tOms disappear, sleep grows tranquil and
refreshing and the inIranquiIlty OF mind and
despondency notable in invaids give place to
llghLheartedness, u capacity Tor racy enjoy
ment OF the good things Of this lte. Use tho
Bittsrs for malsrial, bilious, rheumatic, aud
tisney troubles. no lg-W(wl, F&Su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-23
In "A Hurry.
Puck

Foreign Agitator: Ny friend. how
many hours a day do you work?
American Mechanic: Oh, sometimes
six. sometimes eight, sometimes ten,
twelve or fourteen-depends on how
much can get to do.
Foreign Agitator: Slave Slave You
are only slave. My mission to this
country is to form an organization to
American Mechanic 4: l can't stop to
talk now. must get around with my
deposit before the bank closes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-23
A Vest That Came Through Fire. !.
Hartford Post

George Harb, New York drummer,
was in Birmingham yesterday visiting
his customers. He was in the Leland
Hotel fire at Syracuse, and escaped in
his nipht-shirt. Later he received his
vest from Syracuse, which had been
found in the cellar among the ruins. II
was not burned, and his gold watch and
chain were in good condition. Two one
dollar bills were in his pocket, and q
lodge-pin. How the vest escaped burn
ing is a mystery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-23
Declined'by SlaYln.

that W. A. Brady, of New York. has offered
him $500 per week TO act in After Dark :"
at the American theatres, opening at New
York at the Fourteenth-Street theatre. Mr..
Brady also offers to get Slavin backing
from 600 TO $4,000 to fight Sullivan.
Slsvln says he Will not accept the terms Of
fered. He would require 81, 600 per week
with substantial guarantee. SO far as
Sullivan is concerned Slavin says he can
get the figures named in London, either in
dollars or pounds, whenever Sullivan
wants TO fight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-23
Dillon and O,Brien Criticised.

Six members of q local branch Of the
Irish Land League in New York city have
methods and motives of Messrs. Dillon
and O'Brien that will attract wide atten-
ton among the friends of Ireland. 1t goes
so far as to charge that they-the ENJOYS
fear to have an Irish land league here TO
which they would have TO account for
money subscribed by Instantaneous. and
that they have endeavored to stop the
raising of money to prepare for the i'm
pending famine in Ireland for fear that it
would interfere with their own purposes.
Cornelius J. Reilly, president; Thomas
Shiels. William Redden, Martin Hogan,
Thomas Il. Burke, John Woods, and Daniel
Healy are the names signed to the address.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-23
Minister Raid Takes a Holiday.

Whitelsw Reid. the United States Minis
tor TO France, accompanied by Mrs. Reid,
left Paris Thursday night for o two
months tour of Turkey and Egypt. Many
friends went to the station to bid them
adieu. The Minister was kept in Paris all
summer working with the French Govern
ment for the removal of the embargo on
United States cattle and products, and he
now takes rest,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-23
Y0RK-RlVER LINE,vn wEsrPoIS.
THE FAvoRITR ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND:

LEAVE RlCH NUM-:
TRAIN No. 81. $40 2. a.
LOCAL KXPkBsS, daily except 5anisy. siopi
st all stations Al Lostor AsnOr connects Vita
stage for Walkorton. with Baltimore steamer -
West Point
TRAIN No 81. 4.33 =. 4.
BALTIHORs LIMITED. daily oxr5pt SuniaE
for West Point connecting with fors-hiYer
steamers for Baltimore. a. Baltimore steamers
connect win baltimore and ohio railroad for
Washington. PhilsdelphiA and Now YORK
Steamers leave Baltimore Z. ID. daily except
sunday
Trains arrive st Richmond Gl5 A. NJ. sli 1910
A. N.
TRAIN No. 10. 7:GO 4. u.
LOCAL, MlXRD. daily except sunday. leaves
Twon.y-thiri street. for West foin' and MAR
mediate points.
TickeLofnoo at station foot Of y.ryinia sirss,
Opens A. NJ. tO5 T.. II. aud from . +. N. . 20
A. a.
cry acEe,-onee-eornsr OF Tenn ani hala
sneetA
sOLHAAS JAS. T. TAYLOR
Tranic Manager General Passenger Agens
JOSEPH s POTTS. Division Passenger AsenL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-23
RAILROAD LINES.

co n E.gg7-s.sI2 .g.si.'l ,'g'-ss3
L'ARMVILLE AN - POWHATAN
Il RAILROAD
GENERAL OFFICE 703 EAST MAIN STRICT
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT AUGUsf4, 1850
LEAVE RIcHAOEn
pis A. NJ, ria Atlantic Cost iins fer Bermuda.
sos Z. NJ, UtI Ausntc Coast Line for winter
peck ana Intermediate staHOns
62O A. NJ, TIA Richmond and Dsuviile, Tor Farm
Vile. ani al stations west o. Noselcy
Junction.
800 2. NJ, via Richmond and DknTilie. fOr Farm
vile, and all stations west Of Moso'8y
Junction.
COOP. NJ, ia Richmond and Dsnviilo, for Szin-
garter and Winiorp0ck.
ARziyB AT EICaNOND.
$40 A. NJ, via Atlauu, Coast Line, from Winter.
pook ami iutsImeliA.o stations
$50 Y. NJ, ufH Atlantic Ooast Lac from FERN uiA
s.45 A. ", uis hichmoni And DalViils. from
FRrmvlle, and All stations w8st VI
hoselcy Junction.
s.45A A. NJ, ufa Richmond and Danviua. from
skinlusrtar and WiutorFOcE.
All trains daily eNcept sunday.
For uokets. baggag'-cheakA um0-iatlas, NC,
call upon A. W. GAkBEk Atlantic Coast Line,
and klchm0ni ami DanViil0 depota.
W. e.. LAl CLIFTON,
General Freigh, ana Passenger Agent
JANIS K WBEru. General Manager. aus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-23
English A. She's snellsd.

One night when the echoes were dumb
A bibulous rake with q drumb
Made horrible noise
To give VEN. TO bis joise
Until he by cop was o'ercumb.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-23

The most trifing causes often bring
on cold, but DE- Bulls Cough Syrup
will cure Il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-23
NO. I9N 70 tHsfN -.
suii ConpAaTb shaft a',as'~


yTIRGINIA STEAMBOAT tf-sal
' COMPANY for tae ssAsioAN. So 49,
che.pss. aai most pleasant Io4s ',tkI
pOiSr. Virginia b&ACh. $500 .sss
rOsvolK .PoRrshOUTh hsnIgha' iIsD.
SfIRsNOsr. and JANSSkI'ba 80
ls.s by slegans s~l9oa s,ss,agf s,gs,S -
1s.,lny sie,ni0ai sysAr MONDAY, 30. :,
DIY AMI FRIDAY IS A. X snee'-, =. -
direc,ly 70 slsamers wharf rare 70 0'-
=, SorfoIs. u.50. sseond ciAss 81 .,. .,,..l,
caan.ct,oss a. Oii Point Ant sSno.t s...s
v,,S All Inc. for aorsasra elses. Nr.la,s 49,;
sns era.a View sams sf,oruooa 'sH.s' -,
nv a.,l,sa. Great sounss haA NH'''
routa .,..,n., AMI NJ SAfhfri
.ssnSy ioO Main sHsoI hA<ksSs set-sr
,,'sroagh. ssaso-rooms oDs>lsd tof 1sy Vt,tsS..
.,sssst reg,o.,sd daily for hOsfOLA- iNNi.S.
vSTyN OBJ POINT, ALsAAsphA a. IN
T,o txD DANyILLB. ant fAkh't.A ~.
pnvaIrAs X - sTArio>s sAo IA
IserOs. D. C.. all poins IA ssSr. 800.
r.soiin.' sassorn virsiais. soi Al tes4.s "a
80 on ne James river. al nss' 's'''
through III, ClEN 4 rArUM. Sies-prssiasaa
No iii7 haia sIesi Aal 49, 80.
isym wnlsl0sM frsishi sad fA's'u.~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-23

No place in Il,
South Offers superb,
advantages 10 tlo,,
seeking Manufao.
turing s.:es than
buchanan. Il hlal
tho conditions ir
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-23
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ WAY COMPANY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER IS, 1886
LEAYs sIcHKoHD.
600 A. NJ. Local Freight, except sunday, for
CharlOItesyt.le.
$40 A. NJ DAILY for OH Point AMI Norfolk.
CHAIR Car Richmond 10 old Point
Hoo A. Il. Express, daily tor Cincinnati Pull
man Palace Car Richmond 10 Rom
ceyerGe. ani Pullman sleeper Char
lotJesTlls 10 Cincinnati Chair Car
Ola Point % Richmond.
$50 p. n. Express daily for Oli voi1t s-d Nor
folk. Pullman Sleeping Car Cinc!n-
uAt 10 CID Point
$50 P. NJ. Accommodation. exeep, sunday for
Charlottesville
1890 Pm. The r.. n Y. Limited daily. Pullman
sleeping Car Old Point - CincinnAt-
Solid yesabuls train, Eith Dining Car
and Pallmans Charl0stesYille ~ Gin
eiDnan aud Pun nAn 10 Louisville.
rEAIHs AhafVH Ar ElcHk0Ep,
SEQ A. NJ. aud 256 p. N. daily from Ci0cinnan
700 2. N daily. except Sunday. from Caar-
Iottesvillo.
1880 A. NJ. ana 6:l5 P. n. daily from Norfolk
station: Broad street near SoYeaieenEh.
JANRs-RIyER DIVISION
Richmood and Allegheny Raiiroadi
LEAVE RICHMOND
600 A. ". daily for Lynchburg, LeKingtoa, AMI
Chiffon Forgo
40 p. ". for Lyneho1rg except sunday. Sleep
Ing Car for Clifton Forge. A VAN
leaves Lyuohburg aIsi5 4. N. dany
Tor Lexington aud Clifton F0Tgs
TRAINS bgRfVs AT RICHMOND
ESQ ". daily from Cni.oa Forge
$50 A. ID. excops sunday from Clfion forga
LsTington, aad LyncabaES
tiaaoh kiga1 aad Canal sneee.
H. ". FULLER
General Passenger Asoat
4 W.Sraygss. General 3uDsrlnEondsnk 1915
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-23
inaV1 ArUf.
10 Ricl nlnL f.trfn.rf


srOrWye-PLAcEb
Nos. a. - sIi 81. llEi lI .'2rA Nt
q AMI RI stll nl FG.a4 90 1AN'a
Drswry'a fII. nouuaIa. Gli thsNar Psi
ffops 0n siyusl rs ta..-. .ifr aHi Chester. t
s- stops Ai hau'l-3-.r tn. t 5000 "h
a. Manchester nli. or geo ..ffr. plf..f
uokets OBJ regular si.pr. 'o- p.
south ~ p.ffrt.Ir.. Ngt 't ID, y. n WI $50
q al staHlnf f0r IlfIe gore
YrLLIkN-'tk sttfiN-
On Trains Sos. u a-I % sIesginf-rArf .'.F''I
EeE YORK rul famDg. IA lrtt lh'ts' ''t
on Trains N0h % a-i 81 si19pi1g- hs .f''
NoeN ..s .Hf .fH. Ht..u. oI I.'l
ami g.. -.ril.-.au between sos
rHE Only ALLRAIL HNs TO 1882 ..@
Hioamoati'.''''.s.lpAM sor'3is
Ftclu1p3 '-..fP y. hor'IIk
Koyfolk.......'tfJA. 81. k.'4laI
Norfolf go h. ". NlchuoI...
fle usius LEAVING h.cau1ni Do ... .
Norfolk % b. "A. are H.Ui So MS
those two puints. I'D gasfraffri s
without change OF tars NInf1 0nlnH'i i.'
als0 fnsd3 at Islsrslltg ly tle b. NJ. F''
from A'cnmorG aBd No 30 a. 81 r,.l .f
T,.ia. lsayiuz Rirana1i st 800 g. NJ 90
If.f,F n. alI arriving AZ .ImY1l 40 It.' Dr.
AZ ana sIf D. 81. mIke U.+l r.lnf'iIl q.
pe,erabiire ID and from Yarn i..'i II a..a4.
And soutuwast8rn pOiunA
4 n sILLf. sIperiaion isa.
ET n. MTssA 0ensfa. Huq'rlaat'Al
a N hA4aksgs General FHsaHu.1r AEeIi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-23

tor tarihaf iA'orm'O'1 AbP3 r,gpfrE
General sogmtrn EslA Uc - Soet.">
N.ECLlDs 4'"t
moi Conorki Agents, fil.iif..-.A
OLD DOMINION srEAM. SI-A
" tE.P cohrANi -
FOR MIN YOHL ....~
S,eansrs ieaYo h.chinJaJ LfEaf II AsDAt
hour oetaEe sa4lnf us ..-...t
stoAmsrs leave HsF YORK 'of ammo. p
XVRkT WEDNESDAY snd sAfJ h1Al As = q
N arriving "a hGLnoal hyAyAi AL 'E
DAY MokNlaOA
pss.eaRor a1o0ta q. odsE0ns Una lrpass'L
C.tan fare - Nos ! ora "a SslLs'Hf~ I'D,
rowe dnoIli,ng meas eal ysfA -. ~. y q ~
Reund-utp aotsa ltn.iS4 - ~IV -sP ,
after date Of lsSga .....-...... ..sts's'ssss D..
St...~sKA viii 50 - alsnoa .....sssfst.fr
stesrssa w1HOgt ~ D.sloaco. ..t.....t-ts
Cauin tsrs ~ Chesapeake AL O-l' 49, On Id
Cabia faro sis ketsona aai fe'sr'y4fE .. ID
JtllTo11 s..t goo 80. - -'-... .llI
ySessts can - obtainsi 81 A. ". uIoor =, =.
Nan street Chessg oaks AT '-4' - =.
uoua ana PstorsDlrg ieps.s. a.. al -
ocioes. i5Di Main s1eeL sad E.a-fi 800 80 -
Fr,isli iorwEiel and NO ~ A-s " -
l,sued occ points beF0Ai s5s id~
Frvtgat resoiYs1 daily un-i 7. NJ ..-,,,.
passengers leaving Melmoul 20 h. Z
TUESDAYS, WEDNEpAta lhIh q" ..r.
sSTuKUAT-, b. SO Caasspchso On p-.,
80 iri1 Newport NeWsl a. r.4l a. p 90 u
I-hmoud ani Petersburg railf g. =. f
s,Qt1 A. NJ, viii mao c1nnscA1- 81 N'N'
S~,th steamer leaving th1se iayh
GkORG2 VI. ALi.sA ? %, 80.
20. lGE 40 s6ssN -
-, -, 80 /. n hat As rsA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-23

nAPAurIHs of arEhHEHa
PHILADELPHIA, RIG J. lfsfA
MOND AED NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appoln,sf saiiirg cava rrery IIh N'f
ana fRlDAY Gtig X. anl cY.y stAlhl al
4. q.
freight Tor Tuesdays ini Ff''Yf Fl.
y.rsisrs an fi.sJ A.. T.. or -ulIhys fi.a4..f
uUBP. Il. -l.ur11g ffa.lt l.-eil.i fa.I DO
~ A..
IaTe, e.
For fluhar in'ormsti3a ap2.yt. ..a,.g
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-23
HEAD-GEAR.

As to head-gelr, we'll the little ones
ore wearing hats so big and broad of
brim that they become extinguished
beneath them and pass from sight.
The Kate Greenawav designs are not
now so much seen, at least for ordinary
wear, as they were but little while ago.
Still, they are used for dress occasions
the little ones Sunday frocks are very
apt to be made on the quaint models
originated by the pencil Of clever Miss
Greenaway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-23

JlbI IhihIl MllLlONS.
Count Rochambeau appreciated better
than many more superficial observers
the domestic discipline, the religious
liberation, and the genuine independence
OF character which then formed our
noble distinction in the view OF liberal
Europeans. and he prophesies that the
day will come "when the country
known as the United States will be able,
without Inconvenience, TO accommodate
thirty millions of population" Thus
far did his prophetic soul 90.
M. de Talleyrand. the publication OF
whose memoirs is now eagerly awaited,
was temporary soiourner in this coun-
try. In one OF his letters reproduced by
nj. Pallain, his historian, the astute man
writes: cit is in vain that the words
republic and monarchy seem to es-
tabish distinction between the Gov
ernments OF America and England. IL is
patent TO any man who will dive 10 the
bottom oil ideas that there is something
OF republic In the representative
constitution OF England and some
ming OF monarchy in the ex-
eSu.ive power controlling Americans. /"
While IN America Talleyrsnd cor.
responded with Nine. de Stael and
with Lord Ilansdowne. 10 whom bs
wrote frequently from Philadelphia and
New York. Ia one Of his letters 10 ord e,
Lansdowne he writes: "All his hab;,s
mako OF an American an EnalisLnan
and render him tributary OF England
In 20 forcible manner that no declara.
tioa Of Independence can surrnount Tai,
ntaatioa. Moreover America u a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-22

thsy oily knew each the presence of the
oeh9.
But ike . vile serpent came . willy
creature through the darkness. two glar-
inn eyes rested upon the lovers, and quick
= thought . poisoned arrow entered
their paradise. Winged by the crafty
Tullahoma il f1sw on il mission, piercing
two hearts - one. and together they fell
on the cool moses
Ons moment gave thsa the life o.
love. the next the life Of death.
Ths Great Spirit bud loved these besuti-
full children with Q wondrous tenderness,
and Just where they fell his tears gushed
forth in two beautiful springs, whose
waters soon mingled in q clear and
sparkling stream. Then he gave com
mand, and tall. graceful holly trees. EN-
blem Of undying love. started into being
all aSlow with berries, blood tinted, like
their warm drops that had stained the
earth.
And these trees grew beside the water.
and the place was called Holly Springs
by the braves, who soon began to hold
their councils here. So they did until
the pale faces came. and then slowly the
red man wandered westward, leaving
this legend to tell itself in the whisper
ing Of the branches and the murmuring
of the fountain that still bubbles up near
the center Of town.-Memphis CONNER
cial
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-22

In Mexico group of lads from TO II
will meet, and each boy will decorously
lift his hat and saluta.ions of extreme
courtesy will be exchanged, and then
comes the boyish chatter, the run and
the laughter, the same as anywhere.
Boys here treat their elders with respect.
An old man or woman is not the butt Of
the youth of Mexico; rather for the old
people are reserved the shadiest seats
under the trees in the park. A Mexican
boy or girl on entering a room walks
around among the company, shaking
hands with all, and on leaving the room
does the same. Urbanity is taught in
the public schools as arithmetic is at
home. There is no one jostled on the
street; the best seat in horse car is
promptly given up to ladies, who never
fail gracefully to acknowledge the favor
have never seen Mexican gentleman
fail to give his seat to u woman, whether
she is richly or poorly dressed. MEXICO
Y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-22
nusrHnss nArraRa.

The Nonaon Maine Slate Company. ars
nov hIhna an order frem Boston PARTED
for Is COO refrigerator sheives-
The wharf on which Ksne's sariin- fac
ter, s.sacs II Fsii'. Had. Easpsrs. is De-
irs e,.i,sly rebuilt; ,his spring sod the
factory bu,idinss via be repaired.
Last week c. Harrington Of Bath
launched a fwc-msssed schooner fer spin
ney ct Spinney 4 Co. of A.ro~.ic She
sas huiit especially for the lumber trade.
Si,ss W. MeLooa and Alden A. slower
have bought the Etuin Anderson AID Gard.
ner Wiusi0w lime rock Quarries At Warren,
AMI Gill build two kilus after the pate u
bu,it oy j. . Cushirg 6 Co. of rhomas-
Ton So soon ss The weather pe,ini;s.
f. Husssv of Brewer is dong ,arse
ana increasing business =. Blsnch.fi in the
msnafscture OF rock msple last 1T cks
having msie 215,oI1 this past season
against us 900 last year. The oasines.
has sro~n steadily tor the pas. t. euty dive
years.
The axe busires. is expected 10 ,ser
o. kiaed In the nesr future, or at les.rt q
mo rev hslds The Hubbard i Bak,
shops nave b'sa so!i for SIS 900, -nu IN.
DnRn Edge Tool Company's shops are t,
be soil soon Nsby fesr this mesns tn,
removal OF the shops from that village.
The porsy factories will be rebuff, OF
lie Name coast acd the steamers agai,
fitted out. judging from present appear
ances. The porgy seems to have com,
back 10 stSy, after an absence of ten years
duiing which time the old factories hav,
been tsken down and the steamers put int
other business.
George Urderwools birch machinery a
Fayette is doing rapid work under the super
vision of c. II. Smiley. Several hands ar,
employed in preparing this timber TO
Morton & Barker situated at present u
South Fayette, but who it is expected viii
remove their entire works to Fsyette villag,
before many months.
The wholesale grocers report q rise il
provisions recently, espe cially breadstuffs
pork and lard, The rise in whest and dou
WAS doubtless due to the report of poo
wheat crop in the West. The market i
very firm at the present time. The sdvanc,
in pork and lard has also been quite marked
within the last few lsys
There will be great hustling to get tn
| fret logs TO the saw mills this spring. BIZ
money for most any kind of lumber stand
ready for the earl, manufacturers. Seven
teen dollars thousand for dimension stui
has been paid during the past week. Their
are actually no boards on the kennebec 70
ss e, and betSeen lumber and ice the yes
sells will have their hands full when tn
mile start.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-22
STANDARD FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY

Cure Indigestion. Sour Stomach, Heart.
burn, flssulrney, Collie. and all Diseases Of
the Stomach; C,stiyeuess, Inflammation.
piarrhWa, Piles, aud Diseases Of the Rowrls,
Congestion, Biliousness. Jaundice, Nan>es.
Headache, Giddincss, Nervousness, Wan
dering Pains. Malaria. Liver Complaint,
and all Diseases arising frem Gorgcj and
Sluggish Liver, They clean the mucous
coats, reduce sorgcd or oongested condi.
lions. break up stubborn complications, re-
STORE free, healthy action To the organs, and
give the system a chance ~ recover tone
and strength. They are
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rLouR-Reccipts, e',ss2 pkgs; exports. ,,si
bbl., safes, is,a0o. kepest quotations. ineiud
ing CITY mill extra, - iUaeA IS; patent. - 20,
IS b.; superanc, q !5as9 30, eHrrs No ,, d soa
Is g; winter wheat lo~ srsd~. q ssas3 IS. MIN
ae.otA extra, - soae4 IS. southern nour drm
rye nsar quiet.
wHkAr-gec+ipts, $50 exports. Isl. ~. sAi.i
- CO. WEAK No surfing -; No red
u, No u red Crawl elevator. seAaei fob s;iss.i
dsliv'd. No sasd, .slSAioe: 40 northern. :oi,
toQ t4 ra
RYH-drm
BARLEY-Erm
CokS-Reosip.s. s.fs). EXPORT. isa.5cs, sales
stl go, quiet. steamer 4.is4sA. No q &ia44
store ard eles ator. sAaAs deliyefed.
Oars Receipts, 500, exports. ip,s.ss sxI-s
1900. firm No J. 81 DO white 3sas4i, No 2, as
do white. ssls5i, No l, -. de- white, =, Aixet
Western, tsaxs; white d, Aa16i
CoFrxx-fair; Rio, fair. s1t
SrGAk-Raw firm, refined quiet dsinsnd-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-22

Liebig demonstrated that the best subst :
tute for normal human milk was not the
milk Of any animal, but a combination of
animal milk with the elements of those
grains which are used in repairing wsste.
building tissues, ard generating heat
Mellin's Food, pre- pared with milk accord
ing to the directions forms just the mix
ture advised by Liebig
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Jack NJ. Hays, Rochester, N. r., T. +
Banker, Amesbury, Msss and ID. NJ
Ahsrus, New York, were guests a, the
Evans Monday, while at Young's were A
4. Dawes. W4terville, S. W. La~ion
Skoshegsn. and Peter BriH. Buffalo. N
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ITO LET Nay isf, the wharf AID coal she
L recently OCCUPIED by o v iiiiamson.
feh23iff JAMES " NORTH
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The first of next week will see the ap
pesrsnce of three bran new steam tugs on
III. Kennebec. One of these tugs will do
work wholly above the Gardiner bridge
" nile the other t,o will do work belo~ the
bridge. These TUGS are said to be the
equal of any on the COAT.
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went away by himself into the forest.
Days passed, and coming and going b.
saw the usaislen, and . great love and q
anasterfui, grew up In his heart.
Now, one nightfall, when the young
moon had just lifted her crescent and
tilted it down toward the little path that
led to the home Of Latoka, Paola drew
near the place and suddenly saw the
maid standing beneath . great tree; he
could not knox between the night and
her dasky tresses, nor discern where her
robes mingled with the shadows, the
light was so uncertain; but through a
rift between the branches came . silver
shaft of radiance, and uplifted to the
heavens was her face, and all the glory
OF this light rested upon her countenance.
In soft tones she comniuned with her
own soul, and like zephyrs fresh from
famine vines were her murmured words.
Psola. the proud, the noble, would not
spy upon her reveries, but silently draw
ing near, stood before her in the light
and Looked into her upturned face.
One moment it was so; then he leaned
toward her and whispered, ''LAtoka,
come"
She gAsed At him with q strange won
dering luster in the marvellous eyes, just
for second-then answered simply, 1T
Is the will of the great spirit, come. "
With these words she paused, then he
drew her to his bosom and folded about
her the strong, brave arms that would
shield her now forever more.
So they STOOD, and lifetime was COM
passed in the completeness Of the mo-
ment. They heard not, they saw not,