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DAILY AND SUNDAY REPUBLICAN. .

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Sitting Bull has been safely Gather
cd to his fathers but Paruell ,s stiIl ON
the war-path.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1890-12-19
THE IOWA HOMESTEAD,

A weekly 81 a year twenty-four pag-,
nor. PARTISAN, purely agricultural fam.
lily journal, now In its thirty-ti fifth year
and recognized throughout the west
As the Best of Its Class.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1890-12-19
Great Northern Railway I,i4s.

Home seekers will find thel
last OF the public domain OF aerk. rDrr
~ S1s.s IN sfshnfR ~ sis LAADs
Dakota and Montana
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-06
ITEMS OF PHOTOGRAPHY.

The greatest advantage possessed by eiko
nogen is that its solution in water does moi
become brown when expo cd TO the air
1t is conceded fact that nearly all thu
discoveries and improvements In photo
graphics are due to the efforts of amateurs.
With chloride plates small quantity o
bromide of ammonia or potassium is advisa-
bic, as the action on these plates is very ener
getic, and is liable TO cause fog
The Photo Review states that large guam
titles of celluloid should not be packed to-
gether, or in strong Enclosures, but patches
of a few dozen films should rather be kept OF
shelves
The burned particles Of magnesium which
dy about in the air when the ordinary flash
lamp is used cause black spots on printing
paper. Even the best OF he magnesium flasf
lamps in the market let some of the mag
nesium pass unburned.
For yellow fog, sometimes produced by &C
cidentally leaving a negative in the devel
oper for very long time, put, after fixing
and washing into bath Of Solution of rec
prussiate OF potash, Il per cent, one part; so
luton of hypo, l0per cent, one part. Mix al
time Of using only, and use in subdued day
light
The method OF soaking the plate in a qun
tol solution for one minute, taking out anc
completing the development in the alkali so
luton, is recommended. Once set going
plates can be passed on from dish to dish, saw
ing much time with large patches. The soda
solution should always be used with a portion
Of already used bath
In judging the necessary exposure one musl
take into consideration not only the quantity
OF light OH the focusing screen, but also the
quality of that light Don't focus with a full
aperture or large stop, then insert sinai
stop and expose without looking at the effect
on the screen with the small stop in; If yol
do, you will be very liable to misjudge the
amount Of exposure necessary
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-06

The City Council held It's regular meet
ing Monday night. The following business
vas transacted; 10 absesce of the mayor,
Aldermen c. Harrington Of WAri l.,
took the chair. Report Of the city liquor
agent for the month ending, Feb. 28.
amounting to sis 80. read aud accepted.
Committee to sppraise stock at city liquor
agency reported as follows: Value Of
liqror in stock to Maren l. 1890, s2i9 IS !;
value Of utensils, sl0.25; total value,
9,29. 80 Roll of accounts No IL, amouni-
ing to si04I.42, was ordered paid.
Re port Of board Of assessors read and zc-
cepted. Report Of city engineer for the
municipal year read AMI accepted. In this
report fires occurring were given as follows
April 80 1889, false alarm; May 2, FIRE at
tsunery, Loadon Hill May 7. slight Ore
May Is, false alarm; June 22, fire at house
Of George Godfrey. on Winthrop St. July
3, house occupied by one DAVIS Totally
destroyed. Committee to appraise stock
at city farm reported value of stock as
amounting to si,3l442. 1t was ordered
that when the city council adjourn it be TO
meet Friday evening at 80.
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DAUGHTERS OF EVE.

Patti retains her passion for billiards and
spends much Of her leisure in playing with
Nicolini.
The widow Of Lieut.. Yates txho died with
CUSTER makes her living teaching dancing il
Carlisle Pa
Mrs Charles ID. Haines, who as beer
elected president of the Halnes Medina Val
ley railroad in Texas. Is the first woman ever
elected to the presidency Of a steam railroad.
At her marriage IN Paris recently the
daughter Of NJ Eitfel received from her
father as a dowry 100000 in cash and an
equal sum in the stock OF the Elffel Tower
company.
A clock tower is to be erected in Iedbury.
in Hertfordshire, as a memorial to Elizabeth
Barrett Browning. In her girlhood she lived
near that town, and some Of her early verse
describes the scenery of the region
Mrs. Hettie Green, Of Brook. n, who i.
worth about So, 900, $50 has, it is said, en-
dowed over 100 churches and established fifty
schools. She says that benevolent objects
absorb large portion OF her income and
that her son will continue the good work after
she is gone.
The foster mother Of the little king of Spain
is Maximina Pedraja, handsome brunette
from the province Of Santander. When
chosen from among the thousands who com
peted for the post she was so poor that the
neighbors at Heras, her native place, had 70
subscribe $40 for her journey to Madrid. She
is now worth fortune, presented to her by
the royal family.
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stoves mental and
physical condition is said to be far less seri-
Gus than would be inferred from the accounts
that have been printed recently Mrs. Stowe
takes daily exercise and an active interest In
what is going on about her She continues
her correspondence with her friends, and her
letters-which are not, as has been said. die.
tated to her-show all the characteristics AZ
the exceptionally clever letter writer she has
always been known to be-
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PERSONAL GOSSIP.

| Postmaster General Wanamaker carries
life insurance policies to tine amount Of
| 81 ,2000OO
| The late earl Of Sydney, it is understood,
was the rignal Of Charles Dickens Sir Lei
cester Deadlock in BLEAK House
| Count Herbert Bismarck has strongly CHS
eled features, "A heavy cavalry mustache and
the bearing Of the son Of his father
| Ivan Fa lin, the Russian lecturer thus
sums up his literary creed: And now abideth
Emerson, Carlyle and Tolstoi: thsse three
and the greatest Of these is Tnl,,oi.
Joseph Sutherland. VINO wa, the powder
| boy on the vessel which first brought to Eng
land the news of Nelson's victory at Trafal-
gar, attained his one hundredth year at Mil
ton, Sittngbourne. England, recently. He
has good health, and has all his faculties in
| tact.
The pope is superintending the building Of
his own monument, which is sepulchral
urn, over which stands life size statue Of
himself, and on either side colossal statues OF
Religion AMI Justice i'll Carrara marble. The
urn, Of porphyry, will take three years to
| complete, and will cost s25. 600
Mr.. Henry Gladstone is the fourth son Of
the Grand Old Man, dark and clean shaven.
In features he is like his brother Herbert. but
is much taller and lacks the thick curly hair of
| the latter His tastes are essentially actiye
He Is great at polo, fond Of most field sports
and a keen shot. In politics his views are
those Of his father, but as yet he has given no
public expression thereto.
hr. Gladstone has felt 50 certain during
the last five years of the ultimate success Of
the home rule movement, and Of his event
ual resumption of the premiership, that when
be left Office upon the fall Of his government
In lSSfi ne stored away most Of his bric-a- brac
ana other household goods in the garrets Of
the prime minister official residence at No.
10 Downing street. London, where they re-
main IN this day
Earl Rosebery, who Is spoken of rs Glad
stones successor in the leadership Of the En-
glish liberals, is clean shaveu, boyish look
ing, suave hammered Scotchman, aud never
loss an opportunity Of bemoanng the fact
that he was born lord He is clever and an
indefatigable worker, with practical head
set squareiy on his shoulders He has a
marble iminohility of face, deep. mellow
voice, ami is not altogether destitute Of will
Aleyar,ire Dumas the elder was never at a
loss fur en- answer The first night at Paris
Of his Snns famous drama. - La Dame aux
Camelias. he was wandering about the
theatre, his face banning with pleasure at
his boys success. An acqun ntance, Wishing
- say something agreeable TO him, exclaimed
surely. my dear master. this is one-I mean
you have had a large share in the production
of this piecef Certainly, certainly" re-
piled tue old man Why, its author is by
mel
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TABLE PHILOSOPHY.

Uneasy ti;s the coat 10 stomach paws for.
A sick palate is beyond the reach Of phvsic.
When dinner and appetite fall GU; it is time
for arbitration
The first lesson in dyspepsia is a surprise to
him who thinks be knows everything.
Mix your remembrance Of a good dinner
with gratitude 10 heaven and tue hos.
One man may be sentimental. another nun
CRY; no man can he both al the same time
There is little choice between dinner with
no appetite and an appetite with no dinner.
The life Of the dinner lleth in elaboration.
the death Of the diner mar Turk in the lack
of 1t.
True charity warTs the heart of-him that
gives and him that takes: the other sort is
more chilling than cold soup
The appetite is a tool Of natures ;empering
If you viii listen to her and reason you may
learn the hest way TO sharpen it.
Man prayeth for long life. let him study
how to use short one and his prayers may
be answered Joseph whi,ton in Town Talk
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TOWN ELECTIONS.

MADISON. Moderator, X C GRAY; clerk
{ A WILDER; selectmen, over.esrs of poor
and ASSESSOR. c A WILDER. T u Sailey. q
oouru. w G Sawyer: treasurer, james En-
cry town agent. auditor and collector OF
taxes. Il p West,.. Taxes to be collect
ed and . hnsl settlement made with the
town Feb 70. lsgl, rate per cent ol2
Raised $1,000 for road machine highway
purposes. 5000; for roads to be expended
BY selectmen, $50; schools. $500; town
expenses. $500; voted to tax dogs one
dollar each. to return to the district ystem
and to have the real estate re-apprsised in
August next ~ basis of future taxation.
Raised $500 for bridges.
MArisicus PLASrArIoS.-Assess F
A Norton, W l. Anes. $ T Condor; town
clerk, + A Norton; supervisor. l. II Youag.
Money appropriated schools, $500; 9th, I
purposes. ts5. Officers elected are re pub.
licans.
NoRRroRr.-S.lec,me L II Duncan.
c 7 knight. Herbert Patch; town clerk,
Z A Rhodes; supervisor, + A Dickey. Mon
ey appropriated Schools, s5s6 highwsys,
el,SOo; other purposes, 500; town ex.
pence. es.S0o.
SourHPoRr.-Wilhur n Grover. E E
PtnkhAm. Snow 0rne; town clerk, L 6
t1nkham, supervisor, c A Thorn pson.
money Appropriated: schools, S54S 20
hishvays, s42s; other purposes, s7s5.
observation-disclosures, Edwin Reed
y Carter. W Fullerton; town clerk,
A Siinson; supervisor. l. Stinson.
Money appropriated: schools, $3.50; high.
.eys, u 100 labor. $500 money; town
dsee $500; support Of poor and consinsen,
expensee, e500; text books for schools
$500. ofhcers ali republican,.
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end - b sRuas. compact nd nsseaiaR.
Brooss be- proved . great predscsf 81
speedy. laTse. good styled colts. Resr d
his eoiu are owned BY Samuel Farmer 81
the Bxrden House. Phillips, and the Pho
nesrsph Of Feb. -, calls then 20 sosd in
every respect that better once il 10 hard %
fad These eolts sre svo matched span-
Paul and SiiAs. full bfothers. ls hands,
weighing - . pair $3.50; and Cyclone
and Blizzard, standing I5-3 and 49, and
Weighing about 1000 lbs. each. Another Of
Brcnxe's colts is Arthur B.. years old
l5.2 hands and Weighing 1850. This coli
Is owned by Arthur B. Crockett. Of Rock.
land. Arthur B., vas winner Of the . yeai
old race 4. Knox County Fair in 1887. and
has uo.red in 81. second quarter in 81
seconds.
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wATERvILLE

Chaa. y. johnson, Esq. who has been
associated for several years in Law part
nership with Hon. =. s. Brown has en-
tered into u similar one with Hon E. +
Webb. The Arm, in which Appleton Webb
will also be interested. will be known under
the name of Webb. Johnson & Webb Mr.
johnson moved his office furnishings into
bic new quarters yesterday.
The Waterville High School scholars
will hold . sociablc at the High School
building next Friday evening An inter
Getting entertainment will be offered and re-
treatments will be served
Although the ice dealers OF the city some
time ago secured their ordinary supply OF
Ice, they have been led by the probable
scarcity Of the article to store considerable
more ard are stiil busily engaged in har-
vestine it.
The name Of the republican alderman
elected from ward in this city at the late
election. instead OF Chas. Carleton, a.
given in the Journals list, should have
been c. 4. Matthews,
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BY mslsrtsl dsesse. the human machinery cannot
half perform ia Office. Digestion, secretion,
evacuation are diser,isr.d. the blood becomes
watery. the nerves feeble. the coante ghast-
ly, sleep disturbed and appetite eaprieioas. Ter
rih" is this disease, fell Is consequences. There
il, however, known sntidote the nIasmatic
poison. and certain safeguard agaipst it. In
nalsrinas regions of >oath and West. in
south America, Guatemala aud on the Isihmus OF
Panama, As well in trausmarine countries
where the seourge exists, this iuimi' able pr veu-
tive ard remedy. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
has. daring the last thirty i've years. been con
SANITY vitepins the area OF It's usefulness. and
demonstrating Its sovereign value. Liver com.
plant, dyspepsia, cons;ips' ion, kidney trouble
rheumatism and debility all remedied by II.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.

The annual meeting of the Penobscot
LAUNDERING Association was held At Bangor
Tuesday. The following officers we're
elected; J. W. Palmer, president: Thos.
:. Moore, clerk and treasurer, John Nor
rison, John Ross, ]. Fred Webster, F. NJ.
Cunningham. W. +. Pearson. W. H..
Strickland. directors. The rafting at 4 e
Penobscot bonn for the coming year VS.
bid off bv Webster & White. who have
done the work for the past few years.
The price was % cents per thousand. eleven
cents lower than las, yesr when it took an
advance on account of the high price Of
rigging.
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In connection with the immediate cauAe o,
Foxs death, it Is a strange coincidence that
several American clowns, and at least one
English pantomimist, have all died insane
Hitherto the general belief among profession
ais has been that the quantity Of blsnuth
used in ''nakiDg upr particularly in America,
where the hair is cropped close and the bis
muth rubbed into the side Of the head had .
great deal to do with the disease BuS one
old pantomimist sill living solemnly attests
that. 50 far as his experience went, the bis
mutn not only left his faculties unimpaired,
out had the merit of healing sores and crack
In the skin.-Gentleman's MazazinA
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MAINE PEOPLE

The Methods, Society of South Berwick
has invited the pastor, Rev. /, Luce, to re
turn the fifth year.
Rev. W. +. Morse, who has long beer
pastor of the Second Congregational churct
at Wells. has resigned to take effect the
second Sunday in April.
Rev C. A. Southsrd Of St Adams, Me
Past Department Chaplain of the Maine G
A r, has been invited TO deliver the Me
mortal day address in Biddeford
Mr.. f B. Msllett of Freeport has TO
several years maintained two free beds II
the Maine General Hospital-one for tn
Freemssons of the State and one for tn
to~ns of Freeport and Pownsl. lie hs
just sent $500 to renew them for anothe
wear
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-06

At the annual meeting of the Continent al
Hook and Ladder Hose Company held
Tuesday evening the following were elected
a. officers for the ensuing year Captain,
Maurice W Pray; first assistant.
Thomas second assistant, w. + McNsma
ra; clerk, T. W. Chase; steward, Frank
Colby.
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Out here there are little gods, big gods
good gods and bad gods They can be
had from fifty cents to $4,000 each.
They are made from every material
known to man. from clay to crystal and
gold OF course, the wood buddhas, as
they are called. are the Oldest and most
unique. Good old buddhas can be had
from $l5 to $35 Mexican. These are
prices here. 1t is always the best way to
figure that an article costing, say, $20
Mexican here will cost the purchaser t20
gold Landed in the United States.-Yoko.
hama Letter.
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The friends Of Mrs. u. w. wilkins wil
b. pleased to hear tina. she Is steadily i'm.
proving under the care Of DR.. +. G. Per
kin. Of Augusta, who was called WHEN she
was very low, butsh1 has been IN constant
attendance and will doubles, assist her ID
regainlns her accustomed health.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-06

la the report Of the election ID this city
Mr.. z. VI Henderson, citizens candidate
for councilman in Ward 2. was insiyer-
tntlg quoted as bslng democrat. As .
matter Of fact Mr.. Headerson iss repub-
Iican and ha. always voted az such.
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A. ". Suiphea, formerly Of this city but
nov Of California. arr we'd 10 Gardner yes-
teriay after an absence Of over eighteen
years. He /. the proprietor Of one Of the
stage routes through the West.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-06

Miss Caroline A Clark Of New Bedford,
Mass. cousin Of Mrs. Capt Chss. Wells,
10 the gres, of Mrs. Wells and the Misses
Wells, on Middle street.
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for Sale or to Eet.
FOR. SALE.

4 number of desirable residences In Augusta.
Ne. varying In price FROM $3.50 to $500, al
- several 10 to rs a,re places In the suburbs of
this city. one two story house and lot In lewiston
Nc. number of farms In keunshcc county
varying In price from $1,000 TO $4,000. Houses
Asd teuements to let. h. ". wHirkHoUsE, At
t0fnev. Augusta. Maine jauldtf
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DIR. Frederick ksfter, young dentst
past Two years IN Thomaston has secured
q suite Of rooms over Psrtfiige's store and
will open an office In about two weeks. DIR.
Rafter is a graduate Of the Boston ID ntsl
College and comes to the city highly rec
omme u1ed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-06

The Birthday Association tock sl3 90
al the concert Moad4y evening. and nearly
thi. amount ali be cleared. Over . hun
drsd ~ere present. and the entertainner
sss q .uccgss.
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Il. h estimated that "a 200, 900 is spent
IN America each year for cosmetics, of
which Us, 000, 900 10 reinvested in advse.
Using. and that ot The remainder SlS,-
o0o. 900 = psa6t
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Mrs. b. D. Wood and Miss Mabel. star
from Charles City for Maine next week
Mr.. Wood follows later, and will bring On
some fine horses raised by him while 10 the
West.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-06

The rehearsal Of the cantafa Daniel,
~hich sasto have occurred Thursday even
ing. IL postponed for several reasons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-06

xiss Lillian Johnson has been very Ill
with severe lung trouble, but 10 Gov
slowly recovering.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-06

II e.ay. gradually restores color; elessu,
eoaie dressing. Soc, el.0O, Drusxists. o.
i:o0 siss prepaid By Express for 81 90. Z.
.. WsllA Jsessy CITY.
noy1ochdlyfolrmaveu
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Miss M4u.e Bartlett Of shis city and Miss
Laura Douglass Of West Gardner rstarned
from their visit to friends In L:soon Falls,
ysssrr izy
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Nfs. Augustus Strickland of Skovhegsn,
10 the guest Of her son, Mr.. Chas- Ssrick-
land, on Csafral street.
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BILL AID LETTER heads

Printed nd blocked At very lowest prices,
1t t& ksakbee Journal office. We have
done 1 very large amount Of this work to
DE general satisfaction d sw patrons. Al
wax guaranteed |: b ..tfstelass IN every
respect Pfiss aM samples furnished ifee
Z iNfndaa. MnLEEa I rlYM,
Augusta. Vain.
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The eitixsas OF Pirst5n have petitlOned
the board Of CoanIy Commissioners 10
make some alteration Ia the eouaty road
running through Eat Pstfst1n.
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The ladies' Of the Congregational society
are sow busily sewing On the new earpe,
for the audience room Of the church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-06

The ice companies in this vicinity nearly
all succeeded in running ice yesterday ssd
are preparing 10 ru'h business night and
day.
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W. W. Wilkins has recently sold two
handsome horses to Mr.. Z. A. Bailey and
Mr.. G. I. Bailey of Winthroo'
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II. A. Grey Of Boston Is visiting friend,
10 this city. Mr.. Grey vas formerly res
ident Of Gardner.
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GARDINER LOCALS.


Mr.. II. K Eeybess returned from BIZ
Florida TIP Tuesday nixhs.
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Do you suffer With chilblains. -I certify
to the prompt relief obtained from the use
of Salvation Oil for chilblains, and do not
hesitate to recommend it ~ the best cure I
ever tried. H. Hoop.
249 W. Pratt st., Baltimore, Md.
What fine chisel could ever yet cut
breath" and yet hard vexins cough 10 cut
all to bits with one bottle Of DR.. Bull's
Cough Syrup, the favori;e.
mar6dltfoirm