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Ocean Steamers.

D\CIFlC NAH. STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
i LINES TO tAlitniNi \; IArAN: HiilNAx
CENTRAL AND SOi I'll AMERICA AND MEXICO
From New YORK. foot ol Canal II. y. X.
Tor | r,nrgs'n VA rir l,i,..a'N ~ Panama.
CITY OF rlEt -al!> Wr,.i.' .',,N. bri, her l.
From Snn Francisco l.: and l:r.rnan sta.
lOi, JAPAN ANb CHINA.
CHINA sails Tho NiN. Ortvhc! .. ,. m.
For freight Iassagr and GENERAL nformaion apply 70
ii. J. BuLLAY. General Superintendent
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Cr,.W\IL on GOVERNORS ISLAND.

CEA-WALL ON GOVERNORS ISLAND,
- NEw.YoEK uAiiinE inSin,.,r. ,, one. I.SS:
~k e. ,rtob.r /. 1880. - a'si rr"",-t "a nt.,
w." ..rri\.l a thl> Office nhtl WIN" VI
,'.ln,k noon, 90 fr dty. or'"b ~ iS?' !" u' ".,
,i,, val OF ,,'Nrru".'- Island "" YORK
,ar,r IN. ,tI,ut on Of hidr> It'd {" At- OF
,otpt,~, np,r.,,, t,hru,rt q lsS' Ni ,prM,,, %.
,"s: V,l "a r,g. 80. and Vol. - pas" ~ >tthus:
q, Large Further information can bc oDtainN ~ Sn's
on,ce D. c. HOT sTON. Colonel of EhSineeEs'
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Ocean Steamers.

NOMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantique
EHI Ir tS g. 80 - Nth H, T. MossOa
Ia EKETAGNE, d, Jo">,eiin. ..... Sat. OCT, I. O. n
La CHAMPAGNE. 10, r...... sat. OCT II. r. n
LA I;ASCO'iNE >anelIi.. sat. OFT ~. 80 a o.
Il NO EUOi,NE. Friug' >nf, Oct .: 80 .. n
la RET ACNE. d. JO'--sin sat, Nov !. 80 . n
A. Forfeit. General Agent No Bowling Green
A NCHOR LINE U. s. NAH. Steamships
1NEw.YoEK aud LiyEErOOL. Va acLESsrowx.
IS. Oily OF EOML 49, at n"' j. an.
xrw. 1nfGR "a ASU "TAsTOW. VIA LGXbTSDERRY.
,I,"ni. oct. !. IA Circassla.. Oct %. y. N.
inrn'ssla oct II. y ~ Anchor, Ao J. a. m.
Ns'''' -" MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
NEw.YORK to niBi.ALTAE aud NAPLES
&C CtIitoENIA >atGrd1y OrtobeP 4,
e EfH.!H"SiH..' w'dn day. Dcccnbcr l.
HrSpnEssoS rRoTHERs. Agents. 7 Bowling GREEN
9 AVANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS.
- 'SrX,;tK LISf:-Eour sran,r, weekly from New
Per s. s. t.. 100, % ,print =
s. GiGY or InsiEMINGmAM. friday Gc.ot.r 3. n.
) tIiN -. ~ t.i'>iA >a''ifa' o,'. D. III
SIS TAIL\II \>Sl.E -. ,Mn'i. tt"i"i %. :, p M
Come ting with Central Railway o. Georgia and sAva.
mil FLORIDA aud Western Ral~a! Toy al point IN
t;IoU,,IA FLORIDA, sol III ChEpLINA, M.A'
Iu-urpa,-'"i 3rron.n olaf on
Fr: cls.n r dhot For fri93t ",4 pa.,A1 arpy =
~ .nJ R'y. Savanna "a . Lane.
Eas|"k.,a, t,,a,i,. ~ Er"IiWIy.
r. L. "A''Nf Els Srw P"i 81. Nor;k Rives.
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1netrnctlon.

For Boys and Youn. Mcn-Conntry.
p,v,rt. n,cnar,tOn TO- coli-cr In clergyman, family
''ti,r,,rd f. Nj Address Rev. j. H. CON Hi'oE.
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CoLrMnlA GRAMMAR HnHoGL; .,,,
1875. ,~nr l"pi', M"<D"Y. -; 70. 1900, -,
Thoio'. ia. nm 20 '".."s ''"' ,'h"'i' 1nd ,i,
e,r,p., i rvnii,s ur. 40 extra 'h1r""-. Hunbr Il
-" r''iT p, rT +: { i",co% s. rIn
''". T' T.. II. 'AMIEI IT, s
f,nrI.' 'A'nlne app" an' On a"n 80 ais '''n
EOLLE'IArL INSrITU -.
Di:. !. SAILS.
40 ~ Wt.~I ;r1H"T.
EIOrI%e ;:rNn\Y. SII'r 90.
TnOROl.H rEtr:HATIuT IoE CuII.IiES AID
HClT%Tii &c SCHOOLS. CAREFUL TiA' HING f"i:
BUSINESS.
COLI.Et;IATE - moor. FOR BoYS.
"a Wet 4Oth.-t
WILLIAM MCDOWELL. UhIS-fY. PHI D.
tEoiu,ci!v EV"r>on ( IaiNrvl.
Short lesson. th"iLrrhiy mastered. Number 81 pupils
limited. K"OI"ns Wednesday. sept ~ 1870
GLASSES FoE BOY. 2, EAST ddTii.sT. rcop'n
v OF :: English F'T FIT. ! MiSsrS c.:.>xrrA.
& %Hl fow iiInrirrh ?'S.s% ''";'r..
SHAW \. M.->en,or. rrcpata,o:v. rrmar! AID Kinder
rn-n->-. '.,mn,tic 'raniis. Mili.ary Dri. Reopen,
n EisIEE SCHOOL.
. EAST 40TII.Sr
Thc ninth year begin, Monisy Sept. 20.
Attention /. called TO the ne% quarter. which anoId
t.ucuIars uvVu application.
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Mem Dnbllcatlons.

$500 = -
HAMPTON LECTURES.
1nDERN CRITICISM CONSIDERED in its RELA.
TON to the FOURTH GOSPEL. being .hc hampton
Lecture, for 1870, by
HENRY wIIIIAN WATKINS. NJ. A.. D. D.
Vo,. $40. -.
Th-e i"tT- WIZ hsd , Mh ,i ig glIt no atosb
~ IN lH IN" 'S ..n r,nN il, r,orc,l
INSPIRATION AND TIE BIBLE.
An inqulr, by ROBERT +. HORTON. NJ a.
Vol. lauo sl:j.
Comprehensive and lucd IN :, stl"n devon: ami ran.
In spirit. 1t i a tE"N contribution t. tlN h"P'''" '
d~:r.nc
TIE WIDER HOPE.
Essays and structure. the Doctrine and Literature Of
Future Punishment, by Leading lnIi-h wrf"r'. Vol
by al, ncGs,', v 9? b. "a b % m. postage
T.. Y. DlTTON n CO..
81 WI>r .3p.>T. NiW.Y0i:R.
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OCTOBER - 80" IL t''T
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,rn,,n. I,nE MIIIrALN pnIlES.

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XIX, a r. Iidi,. October g. lN:' i'r furn.'''"- 70
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tru IT., lIrmlri '"'d> and ''-'> E.",d l,,' i.,s
,,, ,,, .,,,r chains li'. lIIliari lhNl"s
ia, tt 10Th ,"itru pu"h So" t"ti"n ~ ION ;. ~
n,i buttons Muit- lap and IlaN TMin.
i.i. ;. ii, li,rr, oh' point, VIII a." 70" q dc
i,'j,.,. must dat 81 tl' poln'>'N l''f"'.
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ti,''> diii''-ti' ,"u
Of 'iuiIEb ana pl' ti"1'ul.s
IN ih' ,r,r, ~ fol'gu WH!uc'i"n> q" nthufl'tNt> 70
dor, t.r,,n' equal lhr required gn'i lht'' IN
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.n,u}, pinr">ii-. Blnn- f." p"ih-ii> N.s
rrdu.r.d IL .l,iiibn> ini al Information VIII
H.. rrrni-t.d lA th- "in'' ul"h arp!ira'"n iht,opes
/, b. do i 'i''i ">tl> 4" VI ttF
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Jnstrncilon

For Young I.adics-City
l,:. .Is: Ss; s5Sa '' '''' begins
MISS ANNA {. nEAcKErr. r MEsT o.: sorH'sr-
M school begin, It, ninct," nth year Thurs. Oct
Mis-, Bri,kc.t can b" -'"n IRON ? TO 80
nAcKwEs siQ %! 70 70 f Kn.! ss: for
NJISs s. y. DOREMrS.
3, EAST 2IST-sT.
DAY SCHOOL TOR GIRLS. CLASS FOR BOYS.
ELOrINs OCTOBER: Cd.
E5>$ %s%S. .% r? "H$G "a !i
- s. o trgh T. n iny"'e Of t, T r f1' aid
r'"% c,I r-s''o" >ri, .ttntion % Ensl'>h French
''l ~, '; e.. primary ' Ni T. G. MrArS. rrln,i~l
NI>> EAI |. w. :s.C,TGo,'..,
WILL arorr~ o. III rI,J "a ia'<i65iY. OCTOBER 2
vi > for -. as Maaison..yo; w reopen o, to
hi DR. r. p,r,on Tor lI.rVar examination. aud Bar
G'Ty yoi 81 o Hat n lITH I sTsF oS
iH;l 81 tie'"h Latin. music etc Te H'' lot ''S '"p''
RrrGlEs FEMALE c9LIrnE, Co., ., Fall
ta ' M Ind oa4 ,1u y cor SS" Prtrar.ry and
Mr., f. $. wrsF f. I.G q; l ~ SHMSoS D. i" ''
- rHiLhHI v n3d-.: and t1rh at" E"a,'IH s'',a
l,r,~ "a. Iriu'.r,l. Nj EDWIN JOHNSON
THE MISS HUNTERS SCHOOL. AND KINDER
i S"Ji',hri II. at W"st l@Ith.
ira Mn! tlt-- FOR IL iud'.r-o ft"i,"rs oct. J.
'T'HE BEIiEIL.Y scHo"L las; ijth.s,. open,
i 'of,.
Vr>N NCt:Ml\ ITSI iT;'rl. u'opuded lsji. Homo ann
' p.' Eoo. rrI.D AND DRONIE MEDALS. PAHIS
Exposition, lSS? -" ahi -. 1i-,-t and West
i;nd.aye Mn. VAS NOEMhN. Principal
80 MAD! ~pN-ANE
10 NJ i.uIr.t o'd Miss Wslk"rs English and
,.h = ..n f,- Youh, I,tr- and T.t.ls ';rl,, Wed
o., l. 80 Loiu. study Tor l'ItIls under fourteen.
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Iuw Schools.

81 HEOkpWAY NIW.foRh
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MnRgZIneN.

la ReUue FraHcaise "A monthly magazine of
French literature art and science carefully
edited for the use of advanced students of the
language. Published at 80 w. IAth street, New
York. Price, 81 year.
The chronological Journal an illustrated maya
zine of human nature. Published by Fowler &
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year
The Jenness Miller MGgGzine is devoted to adj
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with the lady from whom IL is named. Pub
lished at 800 9th avenue, New York, at $3.50 .
year.
Clovelly in Devonshire comprises the Quaint
Corner of England" which Julian Ralph has
described, and Charles Graham aud Bert VIII
der have illustrated, for the number of Harper's
Weeky to BIO published May z. The article
will bo contained in four page Supplement-.
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o. w. Hall. Postmaster, Tuhunga CAL, thinks
that THE NATioSAL TRIBUNE is the paper Of
papers for the old soldiers. lie com pliments IL
for the courage displayed in keeping tho old
boys mp TO the mark of enforcing the tardy
justice that Congress tries to withhold
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Louisiana State Lottery Company

incorporated by Che IruisI ttrs f- Ficafio,eI AMI
charitable PURPOSES AMI tg franchise mads a part Of
ing popular vote.
Its GRAND EXTRAOR BINARY DRAW
IHti5 take place Semi-AnuunIIy Dune ana
Decem5sr), and its GRAND SINGLE MINI
BEH DRAWINGS take place in each Of this
otIer ten months Of the year, and are All
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We do hereby certify that rUs uIverviss h4 ~.
TangsraeHts for az hs MOniIly arsa ssmi-A Hnr.aE
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pany, and IN person manage and control gss Dru0-
ahgS he1saes0es, and that he same qrs conducted
we Aonestg JaITnsss and IN good faith t0lgard az
parties and we authorize tbs Co1qu,, "a ga, ~.
certificate mir trcsiusiyss Of or giutqsgrS. ~.
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TRIBUNE
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Written for THE NATIoEAL TRrBUNHl
WEALTH HINTS
For Old and Young.

BY FELIX L. OSWALD. M. D.,
Author of Physical Educstion"; Household
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BIG PAY & u sssa'' % e .Gi1Ssa'e M IA.
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HOW To regain lost vigor without medicine;
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WlMnpDUWI results obtained with Perfection
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Watch these col
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ATANTED-By George +. Lemon Washington, D. @
w The present +. D. address OF Maria A. whitney,
late Of Chicago Ill, who claimed pension Is mother *
Grin III. Whitney. The claim has been allowed. @5Sse
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VXTANrED-By Charles I. Hurd. care of Edwin VIZ
w ltans, Box So. hisdefoTd. Me.-Ths address %
any officers or comrades who served with him on tha
U. 3 ). Don In 1851. 81. A6-l
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"ANTED-By Vim. Church, DeInorte COlo.-Tha
w addresses OF Capt Frank Degrees brad storms.
Luther ateroUry, \. Plsbsrg any comrades Of ca.
II. LIST Ill L A. 4s6-Ss
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AGENTS WANTED.

sS- Fog CEUB RATES or anv r,r.,a, N .,..,u.. a..
sired write legibly 20 the undersirne1 esari sftS
slI residence, with state, County street a1i ,,,s
aofs sapld return mail delivery ggf be qss,7-l -
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CommhsisnsrE

We ~ astI'ed Banks ald Bz7lEys 10flE nan N a-t,u.
ca o1 our co1Safers. ~ '@@s ~ P'so0's''
or %, - y ", Pres. Louisiana VAT H.
:, - - NJ iaNADX, Pres. State Natff Raasr
A. a.. bALDN IN, Pres. Ne Orleans Nar'I Baas--
NAANA AOha, Pres. Union National Bank.
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ANTED-If Ludwig Jacobs, Co g, 9th MINI VIOLA
w and formerly OF LsedsJon MINI. or in The eVenk
OF his death his widow children viii correspond WA
George Lemon, Washington, d. q. important inf0r-
nation viii be impaired. $50
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TASTED-BY George E Lemon, Washington d @
w The addresses % John Holmes, Il slry Man
chester and Henry JosSeiyn, Co G. s9th Mass s55-2s
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NTANTED-By Joseph VI. HiIlbOuse, Ig7 North Fifth
w street, Columbus, 0.-TEe names and addresses OK
comrades captured oy Gen Lyon NOlan's station
ny, Dec = lS64, while route from Nashville Tenn.
70 Savannah, Ca ssh
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" ANTED-n William C Ready late Hospital
w steward. l2Ih No Cav. viii write 20 Georse III
Lemon, Washington, T. c. be Will De instructed how 70
collect about 81 SO pension money ST
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The Death Pcnalty Ia New York


The unexpected passage OF IA OH aooi-
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tins action came ABOUT, NOT as great
expression Oh irre''stio'e Puohc Sen''-
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having the Westinghouse syseui
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bearings out they soon hau tleie
ideas considerably pr"aden'd' lhey
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that their system was very uh
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with II were inVarlaoiy 'a'ai iney sa"
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undesirable diit' lhey sa" tna'
when once their system was USED Win
deadly ehect upon convicted CRIMINALS
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Il ttatt an Assh p. r.
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Probably no one matter WAS found so
difficult Of adjustment by the Committee
on Ways and Means as that Of sugar
The Government has for years endeav
ored to build up in this country sugar
industry sufficiently large to supply the
demands Of home consumers. 1t has
been accorded to it an ample protection.
but while hundreds Of other important in.
dustries have made the same fostering
care spring into prominence. and grown
to meet the demands Of the people, and
BY home competition to cheaper the
prices Of their products to home con.
samers, the sugar industry has made
omparatively little progress. OF the
l,a6s, s9s tons Of sugar consumed In
the United States In 1889 only 1884
tons were raised in this country. The
tariff duties upon this necessity Of life
amounted In 1889 to nearly Sss ,00O. 900.
None OF the customs duties bore 90
heavily snd 20 directly upon the massea
q u people. How to relieve the pesple
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-06

1t is understood that few of the young
gentlemen of Augusta have organized q
lawn tennis club and by permission of Mr..
Charles Milliken have obtained very de-
sirable and pleasantly located lawn at his
house.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-06

The anniversary meeting of the Y. NJ.
c. A. will be held in the Congregational
church next Sunday evening, having been
postponed one week on account of the ILL.,
ness of Rev. MIR. Foss of Iiallowell, who 10
to preach the sermon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-06
Oh Dear! Oh Dear! Such a Picnic!

In the cities, hurry, hustle
and confusion comes with
Spring, for not only is there
house-cleaning to attend to,
but a change of residence by
a great many people.
Even on the homesteads, or
in towns where moving is sell
dom attempted, the annual
dust and dirt scrub and rub,
whitewash and paint, has to
be put up with.
This every year picnic for
the housekeeper is followed,
as rule, by a selection of
Furniture and Carpets; for
Carpets will wear out and
Furniture will get old fash
Toned.
Where to buy the cheapest,
where to get the newest,
where to get the largest va
riety, is what every houskeep-
er wants to know.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-06

DR.. J. II. Hanaford says in the western
Plowmsn: ''If the drst cough 10 properly
treated, the first step in the direction OF
consumption arrested, the lungs DEVELOPER
the breath set free. we need not fear con-
sumption" Kemps Balsam for the Thfoes
and Lungs 10 the proper treatment for tns
FIRST cough. No other remedy has sA'ee
% many from consumption. At all dfue'
gists. Large bottles Soc and d. SanpS
free. apl0dsodAv%v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-06

Arrangements are being made for the
erection of the electric car shops in Halo
well and work on :h-m will begin very
soon. The trscklsyers arrived yesterday
afternoon and will begin today. Vessels
with iron are expected hourly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-06

ing to T. J. Cole vss one Of IL siesiDs 81
his terrible cruelty. Yirst nsiIs sess dsivss
isso the animsls hoofs Thess we're dis
spvessd spj dfsvs. LAser q . ptece Il
he anme horses tongue Uas sosad - have
been cu. Of sifh knife So0e tine afteR
shis piece Of aIe shaspeBed q beth ends
was discovered 10 . nostril. The animal
suffered % msch thss Mr. Cole had hin
killed to pu, him oas Of his misery. The
sane sfesch no vas responsible for thete
esueisies has spYa- utly p-sesiced oshefs Of
The came snd, for Mr.. Issse Han, vhs
lives oc French street, found Saturday
usosning that one Of bis cows had had pass
Of her tongue cut Oh. person Who can
be guilsy Of such terrible crs.ities - shess
is q menace 10 any comm1rity. He Should
o. rssaIuteiy hnn.ed down and put where
be cannot DO Gay more m,seaief.
NJ. Heafy N 5killinss vino returoed to
his old home in por .lAna after . sssnty-
.hree years sbsence has teen gfest deal Of
life. He has been twice ship wrecked and
has seen sonle exciting service in the E,glish
Navy amosg the Chinese pifstss. At PenaFe
be married and amassed some 1i0, 900. but
July let, 1887. the nAtives rose in rebellion
and massscsed the whites SkiIlings escaped
In boat. but his property sss swept away,
and application To Mr.. Baysrd. the then
Secretary Of State. Mr.. Skiihngs SAYS, met
with no satisfaction. His case was referred
0, the consul At Madrid. He Witnessed can
aibal fezsts az the islands in the Pacific near
pensps, and saw the workings Of the slave
sfaie in those seas. He claims the Germans
ard Spaniards are carrying matters with q
sh hand in these waters sad that our gov
srnmen, should pu, = stop 10 their practices.
Mr.. Skliiings will return 70 Penape and
send bis soas to Portland to be educated
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Subscriptions to THE DAILY AND WEEKLY
JOURNAL may he made through the Purchas-
ing Department OF the American Express Co
81 any place where that Company has IN
agency. Agents will give money order re-
osipt for your subso Upton, and will forward n,
Ne money order. attached TO order TO send
Me paper for any stated time, free Of any
charge, except the usual fee for issuing the
srdsr. This Is tho safest aud best way tn plscs
yoaY suhscrip6ons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-06

The American printing press promises
to emsncipate this country from the try
amy OF the Paris fashion. makers.
Prominent writers claim that they are
now able to set any sort of fashion
or fad on its feet in this country by sim.
ply using enough space 10 the newspa-
pers to get the novelty before the people.
When the fashions are ''set" on this side
Of the water America may proclaim to
the world that she Is at last entirely free
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-06

The schedule of wool duties in the
Mckinley bill Is satisfactory TO the wool
growers and to the manufactures, and II
the rest of us who wear and sleep under
wooden goods do not complain the mat
ter matter IL settled for the present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-06

Senator Sherman says that naval
officers have the reputation of heing the
greatest smugglers, and that hardly a
naval vessel comes into port without
having more or less Struggled goods on
board. 1t Is curious estimate of officers
Of the government.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-06

The 4th Maine Battery Association holds
its annual reunion at Auburn about the 2lst
Of jane. Judson Ames of Montreal 10
President and II. G. Cony of Lewiston,
Secretary. There are four members in
this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-06

1t Il said to be very uncertain when
the silver bill will come up for consider
alton In Congress. 1t now seems proba-
BILE, however, that some sort of an agree
ment will be patched up between the
Senate and House committees