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Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-02

The best place in California TO have your
printing done: A. ]. Johnston & Co.'s, 40
street, Sacramento. Cal
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-02

Opening The leading candy msnufac-
tory at 80 street. The finest quality at rea.
sonable prices lnr27-tt
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Shirts of every description made to
order at the Little Wonder, Sixth street, between
and X, AZ ready ymade prices feS If
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GENERAL NOTICES.
The proprietors of Eiy,s Cream Balm do


not claim it to be a cure-ail, but a sure remedy
Tor catarrh, colds in the head and hay fever II
IS not liquid or snuff, but is easily applied
into the noslrils. 1t gives relief at once. XWF
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-02

Evangelistic Services, First Christian
Church, TONIGHT. Baptism at close of ser
mon. Come,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-02

The Gar has become a rietim of the opium
habit, and his splendid physique Is rapidly
weakening.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-02

CEND THE WEEKLY UNION TO YOUR
- friends in the East.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-02

Stated meeting OF Union Lodge,
No IS, +. and A. NJ, will be held THIS q
EVENING, at O. clock, Visiting breth- Xxx
ren cordially invited. !"
W. H. BALDWIN, ". NJ.
JOHN MCARTHUR, Secretary. 1t*
DRACTICAL ENGINEER WANTS POSITION:
i no objection to country; satisfaction guar
anteed. T. A. BYLER, Sls o street. ap2.Sl*
"AETED-HORSE IN EXCHANGE FOR
w house painting or interior decorating A.
d ANpEkSON. lOII street. ap23t*
WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED BOOK
w keeper and business correspondent, a
permanent situation in this city; references AL
5. A. W.. this Office. It's
C1O-TO LET. THREE FURNISHED ROOMS
OlS for man and wife only. Apply at Gle P
street. anltf
NEWLY.FURNISHED FRONT ROOM FOR
IN one gentleman, Sc. No. 61S l street. oppo-
site courthouse. ap23t*
To LET-HOUsE OF ELEVEN ROOMS AT
i $50 Eighth street. Inquire OF DR.. PINK
HAM ap2-6ts
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SUNDAY excepted. sunday only. monday
excepted. A.-For morning. P.-For after.
a ". TOwNE, General Manager.
T. 81. GOODMAN, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent tf&Su
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CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
A DeSponiant San Francisco Physician
Commits Suicide.
RRDDING RAPIDLY REBUILDING.
Phahp Martin the Saloon-Keeper
Who was Stabbed Sunday
Night, Died Yesterday.
BREEzEs FROM THE BAY.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRD-uS,os,
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SEE THAT YOU GFTTHE GENUINE

PREPARED BY
J. II ZEILIN \ CO., PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
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MEMPHIS (Tenn J, April lst.-At Greenville,
below here, there is great destitution. as well as
az Laconia Circle, some distance this side. For
several days the negroes who live in the bend
between Peasants and Mounds Landing have
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-02
EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
Assistance is asked for the Sufferers
at JtferSonVille.
DESOLATION ALONG THE RIVERS.
The Women of Kansas Voted at and
Carried Several City Eiec-
tions Yesterday.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-UNIoN.l
RAGING WATERS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoED-UNIoN.l
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-02

April lst This morni .,g Joe Casey,
mined in the Couaty Jail while awaiting trial
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-02

LANCASTER tPa.). April 1st Rev G.. REIN
eneyder. connected with the American Sunday
school Union. and brother in-law of Judge
Thurman, died tnis morning, aged Il.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith OF tho News Taken From II .
Current Events OF tho Day.

A special from Cheyenne, Wyoming
says Governor Warren is dangerously i'll
with congo stion Of the BRAN.
dividend of 50 per share on the pre-
ferred stock of the Boston & Maine rail
road will be yaid Sept. LIST to stockho.d, RS
of the record of Aug. Is.
Charles Cosgrove, the aeronau', was in
stantly killed Sun lay afternoon while max
ing descent vi a parachute at PorIlstd,
Oregon. lie fell 200 feet, and was mar
gled almost beyond recognition.
A special from Dutchess Jet, N. Y,
says all freight trains on the New York &
New England road have been a5snd il Cd
for day to give I lace for passenger trsjn-
with Grand Army men bolnd for Bos on.
William Field one of the oldest veterans
in the G. A. r.. if rot the oldt s., died
Monday morning., az d nearly 30, at Frank
lin. Mass. He entered! the m l.ta in 1889
end served in the rebellion in Co A, 32tl
Massachusetts, regiment He had becl to
Boston the past week, and had made al
his arrangements 10 attend the encamp-
meut.
Prairie fires are derasating the westsr;
pat of karsis FIrd aud Edwards cum
issare suffering the greatest Ia tn +, north
ern portion of Ford county tract tweaty
mi'e sqlare burned over insi lie of two
hours after the flames stir.cl. So far,
there is no loss of human lite, but in nu-
merols instances live stock has hscl de
.troyed in a idition TO crops of all kinis.
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2ailsoana 4 tS,Es0sbDats
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject June
Goth, 1880.
Until further notice trains leave Augusta ~

Until further notice trains leave Augusta ~
follows;
GOING WEST-A.so A. NJ. for Lewiston.
8ooklsnd. Portland. Boston and Montreal; rs
A. NJ. for Ha,lowell. Gardiner and south Card
aer, 80 and io.22 A. NJ. teNprvssl for Lewiston
Pennington. Roekland. Portland and Boston: II. ~
A. NJ. and lSS 7, NJ. for Hallowell. Gardiner and
SO Gardiner, SIS PM. for Brunswick, Bath, Roek
land. Portland, and Boston; S,+s, (expressl Port
land aud Boston; 6.c5 Z. NJ. for uallewcll, Gsrd
ner and South Gardiner, ii,oo L. NJ. might Pull
NAM for Lewiston. Bath, Portland and BOSTON
G0iNG EAST-2lo A. NJ. might exprcss) for
skowhegan, Bangor, Bar Harbor, st. STEPHEN
ST. John and Aroostook County, yes A. NJ. for
Wa,cryille, aud skowhegan; "a T.. VI. tcxprcss
tor WatrTvillc, Newport. Dover, toNcroft, ban
gOr and Bar narhot, 3+a 4. NJ, for wat,ryillr.
Skowhegan. Belfast. Dexter, Dover 4 Fcxcron.
Bangor, st. Stephen, St. John and Aroostoot
County aud AT 80 +. NJ. for Naterville; sun
sis XXX "''" ''' ""'''''e AAa bangor ."
The Night Pullman Trains run each way every
night. Sundays Included but not to Skowhcgsn
! on Monday mornings, or 10 Belfast and Dexter,
| or be, ond Bangor, excepting ip Bar iiarbor.
The day express trains going East ut eHr, NJ
aud W, st NJ o22 A, NJ. ron daily, sundays In.
cludcd, between Boston, bar liarbur and ST..
John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAM for Augusta
leaves South Gardiner, d2h. 1880 A. NJ 1880 and
80 T. Nj, Gardiner, 90. HOO A. NJ. | % anu
| As r. NJ, tiailoweli, 6.ty and mn A, NJ, LA
| aud +tp M.
Through tickets to California aud all points
South aud West may be had of 4. II Walker,
ticket agent, Augusta the only office selling via
| all routes and checking all baggage free oi ex
pcnse.
PAYsoN TUCKER, Vice Pres. a GouI Manager.
=. h. BOoIlBl, Gcnr rass. and Ticket Agt
| Portland. June 25,h. 1880.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Their 1--we OF Liquor Led to Their
Capture

LoUI<rILis, Aug IL james p. Giles.
an ex Depasy Marshal, hiss reported the
eap.ure of the men who assAssirsfed James
T. VI dile,ou. near Harlan Court House.
Giles Vas With Middleton when murdered.
Mideissou vss one If the wea'thiest men
in thas section, aas... q les says. WAS billed
on a. CID quarrel over iards and ret be-
esuse he sas vi nsss in the tsi2l of Will
Jennings. Giles ar d Middleton were rid
ing q iii tiy along when 'hay saw something
ur usual BY the Roadside. Til. proved To be
4 screen of boughs, from which q moment
later sh1t esme. Midile.on dropped
over d. Ad but Giles escaped. Sasp,c on
centred upon the members Of the Howafd
gang and OF Wednesday a posse caitared
william MeGrsw, Epes Scott aad jam 5
Howard, and they were held on the evil
tence presented.
That nigh, IS Giles vas rstu,uing from
/ Harlan he stoned 1T q negro sal ron TO COL
/ leet bit. There he found Granville Fee
and william Sect. both heavily armed.
| Scot WAS under Indictment fer a murder
committed six months ago and Fee was
SUSPECTED Of tsking part in the killing of
Middleton He made limse'f at home
with the inca. Scots vas lying on bad
with bis Winchester beside him. Giles, in
q joculsr way, offered him 3 drink, and as
Scott turned the bottle TO his lips, Giles
seized the Winchester and covered both
the men. He then made the negro bind
/ them with rope, and through the bl niiag
rain led them over the mountain 10 4 mag.
istrate who held them under bonds.
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THEATRICAL NOTES.

Icikawa Danjuro Cor SadangD. Japan IS
Edwin Booth, says the stage is such poor
field for struggling youth that he habitu-
ally declines TO take a pupil
One of the realistic features in the "I.im-
tied Mall is "A complete saw mill III opera
ton, saving out ties and bridge timber.
The circular saw used in this scene is four
feet in diameter.
One Of the scenes in "A Fair Rebel
shows the hero escaping from Libby prison
by means of Il tunnel. The prison is Il re-
volving scene. and shows four rooms with
men i'll each room.
For his new play, 1.-The Plunger" Oliver
Byron is having painted reproduction OF
locality that will recall many incidents
connected with the latter part of the life
OF the late President Garfield.
"The City Directory" has met with tire
mendous success on the Pacific slope The
profits of the piece during 1889 exceeded
$4,000, and it lost a lot of money during
the first few weeks it was on the road
Quite recently in Melbourne the story
runs a well known variety performer was
thrown n parcel of sausages ON the stage
by an admirer. Don't do it again, " pleaded
the actor IF the manager sees you feed
ing me he'll reduce my salary"
1t is now said Minnie Palmer will prob
ably never 20 on the road again, but will
be seen at the Hermann Gaiety theatre
New York, in comic operas, perhaps for
the next three years. Mr.. Louis Harrison
is spoken of as the comedian of the com
pany
NJ. Jean Richepins drama, which has
been received by the management of tn,
Coincide Francois, is written in five acts
and eight tableux. There are twenty-fv,
parts, twenty for men and five for women
The two principal characters will be in
trusted to NJ. Mounet- Sully and NJ Pau
MOnnet.
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STATE NEWS.


" INTURUP.
Rev. p I Rol,jrs,n of the Conor,es
tjon,list church. and nv ! Mcpberson ot
tie Friends church .xebsrgsa ruI,i,.
Snnday.-Countv Attorney Carleton snd
wife snsnt Last srnde,. ~ ol9 orch,.t
from which they vert to Boston Mon1,
Mr. + Gilmore has returned iron,
hi. visit To Relfast MANY from Wip,hr 4,
t,ke advantage of the chosn rstas anI 90
IN Ro.ton th;s week-a Iarge rumt.r a,
business men and ;nxit,1 fr',p1s to,t a
trim down The Like Friday ar ,nn,r rbe
afternoon wa. snen, in rs.cb;.,ss INITIAL,
by the wav thew were oIi,gad ~ bnv ,nj
H.. -. - - =
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STRAY BITS.

OF the s0s new roses produced during
1889. % are credited to France, and but 5
to the United States
A marine on duty at the navy yard Is
unable to speak above a whisper, in conse-
guence Of having habitually eaten gunpow-
der for years.
The deepest running stream that is
known is the Niagara river, just under the
suspension bridge, where it Is 100 feet deep
by actual measurement.
The little bronze Victoria cross Is prob
ably the proudest of all modern war decor
ations- Its owners, counting living and
dead, number only 40 persons
1t is estimated that 81 .li20oo tsinvested
in the Delaware river sturgeon fishery in
dustry. The catch of 1890 Is valued at
800, 900. and 2,o72 men are employed.
Pineapple growing has become a large
industry in Florida The Melbourne News
says; From 80 to 100 crates Of pineapples
come mp on every trip of the St. Lucie"
The percentage Of light lost in passing
through window glass ia, through clear
glass. IL per cent: slightly ground, 2i
half ground, IS; all ground. 40, and opal
glass, 90
Negroes of all ages are attending school
at Meanwhile, Ga. One negro woman. IS
years old, goes and carries her children,
and negro man. IS years old, attends
school and * in his A 3. ca
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Some moaths ago we mt ntions d that Mr..
A. C. Wescost, Of this city had opsned a
new quarry upon his farm. At that time it
was a venture, and it was que stion xhether
the scheme could be made success or rot
The question seems now to he decided, and
favorably too. Mr. Wescou had shipped
several csrgoes Of paving stones to New
York, and has recently returned from there
with an order for $40 900 worth of dmen
sion stone. which will b. quarrled out at
once. He is now loading the schooner J.
J. Little with a cargo Of paving. Mr.
Wescou will commence operations in
earnest at once with crew of forty me to
start nth, the number to be increased "A.
more help is nee led and can be worked TO
advantage. The granite is of precisely the
same quality as is that Of the celebrated
Hslloweli quarries and is no doubt the
same vein. Mr.. Wescott is backed by
moneyed men in New York, who will not
only make the enterprise paying one fol
themselves but great addition to our city
already many industries.
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IHE TERM OF LITERARY COPYRIGHT

In Denmark and Holland it is for fifty
years.
In Bolivia it is for the full term Of the
authors life.
In Mexico, Guatemala and Venezuela it
is in perpetuity.
In Colombia It is for the authors life and
eighty years after
III South Africa it is for the authors
life; fifty years in any event
In Italy it is for the authors life and
forty years after: the full term to lie eight V
years in any event
In Great Britain it is for the author ;
life and seven years after his deceasc: to be
fortytwo years in any event
In Russia it is for the authors life and
fifty years after and in Tunis for the al-
thor's life and fifty years after
In Japan it is for the authors life and
five years after. and in Spain for the au-
thor's life and eighty years after.
In Belgium it is for the authors life and
fifty years after and in Ecuador for the
authors life and fifty years after
In Norway it is for the authors life and
fifty years after, and in Peru for the
authors life and fifty years after
In France it is for the authors life and
thirty years after. aud in Germany for the
authors life and thirty years after.
In Austria it ia for the authors life and
thirty years after. and in Switzerland for
the authors life and thirty years after.
In Hayti it is for the authors life. wild
ow's life, children's lives, and twenty
g - -. ~
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SPARKS FROM MAINE wIREs

The Carrabaase,ts defeated the Bruins.
wicks at North Arson. Saturday, by a score
of IL to G.
Harry Jones and clap nsm7d Ssain
was arrested Sunday night for burglArizin
the Shannon House, Bath.
Sunday was the closing day OF the Holt
mes, Convention at Old Orchard for thu
present year. The Epvorth l. nsue meet
ing begins wednesday, and holds thicc
days.
Morris Hunt fell from the ice t Bile at
Indian Point Mond.y afternoon a distance
of twelve feet, landing on the DICK of the
Carrie A. Lane. His right arm was frac-
tured snd his upper lip badly cut
Fire started in closet in James W
Dresser's residence on Elm street, Bidtc
ford. az midnight Sunday. Cor siderable
clothing was destroyed. The damsge is
estimated at $500; the loss is covered by
insurance.
a movement is unler way to secure
teleg-aIh service for Squirrel Island With
| 900 Pr ople there, many of them active
business men using the wire good deal.
there is much need of it and it would be
literally patronizel. Assistant Supern-
'-'Af AZ bNh'DN VI III W cattih L 70 oti is
going there to sse sbout LAYING a cab'e
from Boothbay Hsrbor.
The annual meeting of the Squirrel
Island Association was held in the chap i
SATURDAY evs ming and was well at He'd
rhe following directors were unanimously
elected: Hon. Percival G. Bonney, Lewis
Chss,, Geo. B. Files. Geo. K Eoutc lie,
Edward Hamlio, Mrs. Nav and Mrs Hovey.
Afterwards, the directors chess judge Ben
ney presi lent The people are much
pleased With their choice. fhe associa'i IN
was reported to be in flouri, h ug condition
financially. The record tas been beattn
in the way of improvements. the past year.
At the Republican caucus at Rumford
last Saturday, james s. Morse was nomi.
mated az candidate for representative to
the Leai ,iature- Tho follow II is the vote
1T beilot-Ws llsce Clark, 8; j. s. Morse,
81; J II. Martin, Al; VIM Phinr cy. 10
w ii Farnum, ) Second ballot. H.
Mart n, 4G J. S, Morse. A; Wallace
Clark, :; VIM. Phi1uev, 4; W II Farnum
|. Third ball ii. s. Morse. 50; J. II
Martin, 4S; Wallace Clark. T. j. H Mar
i'm moved that the nomination be made
unanimous. Mr.. James S. Morse has bsen
bwn clerk several years and is a smar'.
wide AWAKE business man. Rgmtord q,
3 district will give him cool majority
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PHOTOGRAPHIC NOTES

a printing ont paper, which can he print
ed by gas light with an exposure of about
forty-five minutes, is said to have been III.
vented in England.
In handling sensitive paper in hot
weather if the fingers be at all moist wit /
perspration. little French chalk rubbed
over them will prevent the paper becoming
marked.
a grand turning copula eight meters in
diameter is to be erected i'll the Vatican
garden for covering the Photographic cqua
torial instrument which is to be used il
connection with mapping out the stars.
India rubber focussing cloths, the bel
lows of cameras, etc, sometimes have IN
inclination to become tacky or adherent,
but if some French chalk be applied I,
them occasionally this tendency will he en-
tirely obviated.
In the process of photographing colors
lately discovered, the photographs are
taken on glass and paper, and the tint.
range from "A deep red, through yellow. Ia
bright blue; but green is absent in all the
positiycs. Very long exposure is required
One of the most valuable additions e
the fixing bath is one ounce of acid sui
phite Of soda in solution to five ounces oi
hypo This lessen. the time of fixing one
half, and acts as "A clearing solution, alsC
doing away with the necessity of an alum
bath,
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New York Mecca Temple at San
Francisco.

SAN Francisco. Aug. lo.-A World
special saws the Mecca Temple of the
Mystic Shrine owned San Francisco last
night. The Islam Mecca festivities have
been on for several days AMI the bldges
worn by the delegates have become fami-
liar sights on the streets. The delegates
have taken in all the sights of the city, and
TO cap the climax the Islam Temple Com
mttee of the Order here went TO tina Cal
fornia Theatre and bought the entire house
for the performance last night. No man
who was Tot member of tie Mystic
Shrine gained admission.
The scene in the theatre was unusual.
Every man in the parquet AMI balcony wore
the fl z and cheered each performer wit Il
cry that sounded intensely lodge'iSe. The
boys simply owned the house for the
night No gathering in this city in years
has attracted so much attention, and when
the members of the New York Temple
Mecca filed out after the performance the
crowd, which filed the street, cheered them
all the way to the headquarters AZ tie
Palace Hotel.
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New York Stock Market.
New York Produce Market

NEW YORK. Aug. II.
FLoUE-Heceipts, los.i pkgs; exports, 43I
5bis; sales, i %. Repeat quotations inciud.
ing City mill extra, O. s5as5 90, patent, Is i5a
IS rs, z1perine, az 31as3 10, extra No. e. d 1s
s. IS. winter wheat low grade, o. s5aA3 IS; Min
sesosA extra, o. i0af4 IS, Southern -four dul!
rye four quiet.
xHEAT-Receipts AZ. 800 exports. Il, 10. salee
~. 3o1 higher No. sprIa2 -; No red " IA
@ No red .lsi12i eiev'I io4i, tob feoBaidps
teiy't, No lara, .l9ali2i, no / northern, lilia
ii2E
krz-hrni; state, 59a6o, western. 5ss60.
BAaLET-qniet.
CoRy-Reeeip.s. u. 40. exports. 90 SCI: sales.
Id GO lover, stsamsr, +s,ss7i; Soz, :Ss,As-.
store and elevator. 57iss7i aaoat.
0ATs-keesiytA. G1.+e; exports 900: saIes.
15 100. arm, No - 10 white i5a,sl !: No Z va
a4si do white, i798sa No :. ~ de white, s3aso
Mixed Western. 4ssA, white do, tsas3
CosFxE-fxir: Rio, fair, zoi.
Sg6Ag-Rav firm: refined frm: demand
fair. crushed tsass.; extra crushed, sia5i: white
extra crushed. ss5s; cut loaf. q; sT2nnlated. 81
PETEoLEus---teady, se!si.
PoRK--Qutefs
BEEr-s-eady
LARD--dal., western steam, o. Sass IS clos
ing d IS :itv steam. Is IS refined dad; oon.iueu.
- 2sAee 50, S.A. 20.
BUTTER qaief, western dairy 7iait; do
Creamery, ,9ai7S-
CHxsss-steaty Ereiahss to Liverpool firm
State. -Aa7is fancy. SIC,
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northern Penobscot, where meetings sill
be held until Saturday as follows: Mondiy
night at Lincoln; Tuesday. East Lowell I;
Wednesday, Lee; Thursday, CARROLL FIJI
day, Ma:tswamkeag. Saturday with their
wives they go to Aroostook, holding q
grange session At Msysville Centre that
evening. Monday, Aug. Is, Z. NJ, At
Carbon; 7.30. at Green Ridge; Aug. 10,
Limestone; Aug. 90 P. NJ, Fort FAIR
isld; 7.30. Ea.toni Aug. 81. Presq lie
Isle; Aug. %, Msple,on; Aug. %, Ash
land. These meetings are under the d.
rection of County Deputy Hayfori aud all
details are in the hands of the subordinate
grange. A full attendance is everywhere
desired
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7
His' H'sn' qai'e iaree company mace
or 'nose VINO nave o'en employees al
'l'e hCes"ooa MIN uhie' 'h' cHa'Se OF MI
W. u Neeoham' oSefseef OF the ~esV h2
/ "ePa' 'uieL' ''e'e io' o''F ni'7'h years
oi''e" upo" 'iell oi' o'eI'ee' al his f's'-
aeie' on spring stree ana as token Oh
elegant soi'i goiu "a'eh chaih' "hich ey
specially or-treu Tor this occsslou through
Mr. F. a. Hartman the 1e"eier' at NO
i'f MAN street, MI Neeahsh' 'ho"go
taken entirely by surprise received The
Beautiful testimonial with few approx II
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Old Heads and Young Hearts.

Now. Samuel" said his doting moth
er. ''you are going to see one o the incest
girls tonight that ever came 10 this
town and want You to make good
impression. Now, the way to do that is
to show appreciation, As some one says,
BE n good listener Now, don't you
forget it,"
Il won't. mother" answered the duti-
full Samuel.
AT another house, the one to which
Samuels feet werr tending, q loving
aunt was saying to her visiting niece
Now. if Sam comes don't YOU rattle on
as if You hadn't any brains. Just you
keep quiet and let him do the talking
He'll like you all the better for it,"
To this day those match making wom
en- can't understand why those two
young folk despise each other.-Puck.
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Curious Things About Flies

The rapidtv with which flies pass
through the air i. not likely to be ap
preeiated by those who see only with
what apparent ease they do it. File
will keep up it'll a fast horse, and that,
too. without lighting on him. In an
open express ear, through which the
wind blows, they hold their places, ny-
ing this way aud that without hitting
against the sizes They must. therefore,
90 faster than horse or car. Give man
speed like this proper toned to his size,
and gong around the world would be a
III tier of only few houfs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-12

Il scc,' he observed, walking into the
sanctum. that you need the services of
II leader writer on your editorial col
unn."
That position has been filled, sir,
was the reply,
He sighed.
Il notice, also, he went on, THAT you
advertise for Il person to address enve-
lopcs. Is that position still opcni'
1t is. sir.
Then I'll take 1t. Puck.