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Victor Hugo and the Mouse.

cray Victor Hugo in his nook
sat tnuSing DER O favOrite book,
When 10, half timorous, half intent,
AS on some serious errand bent,
His daughter and his grandchild bl ought
A mouse the pantry trap had caught.
The poet turned with loving heed
To hear the little maiden plead
With piteous face and eager cry.
Say, Grandpa, shall the mousey die"
"Behold the thief" the mother said,
The piXy, with its nibbling knife,
So busy round my cheese and bread
Just now. made prisoner While IL lea'
We found il squeakins like flfe,
And, melted al its Shrill complaint
Our Jeannie, like tender SAINT
With fearful pity begged lis lie.
Her pleading charmed away my irowh;
spared my victim doomed 10 oro"h'
And told its gentle advocate
Her grandsre should decide lis late.
"poor little mouse!" the old man smiled,
And drew his darling to his Knee.
''See how IL trembleS," lisped the child,
ats Just as scared rs scared can De,
And Sorry, too, l guess 1t feels
Because my mamma says IL steals:
All such mite could eat anu drink
Is no great stealing. / should think!
Its head could cuddle In my ring;
Its ears-are like midge's wing;
Its tail-iS just a bit Of string:
It's wee bright eyes-the cunning thing!
Its body scarce spoon would fill;
II isn't big enough to kill!
And. OH, it looks at You so shy
Say, Grandpa, shall the mousey die?
Fondly the aged poet spoke;
"The boon you ask Is grand TO glVe'
jeanne, stay the fatal stroke,
And bid your tiny prisoner liye.'
Then as with kiss and blessing sped,
The child 10 free her captive ran,
The old man closed his eyes ana SAID:
$50 Heaven decides mans lot lot man.
The mouse that nibbles on the SHELF
Knows not It's fate. nor know | mine.
own Providence divine,
Since to that small, four-footeu ell
was providence myself;
And as my grace life could spare
That feels no thanks, and knows Inc not'
] well believe celestial care
HnS oft my own deliverance wrought >,
Without my knowledge or my thought,
Theron Bro,cn, IN Vide AWd&e'
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Household Marketing.

The housekeeper who understands
her business and can spend the time to
90 to the market herself will find that
She can have u better table, with great
er variety and at less expense, than
when she orders from the provision
man who comes to the house each day.
[ t is true that there are great many
housekeepers who lave neither time
nor strength for the daily or even
weekly visits to the markets, but the
average housekeeper has the time, and
she will find that in the end it will
add to her mental and physical health,
as we'll as to the attractiveness OF her
table.
In ordering at the house it is a diff
cult matter to keep in mind the list
that the provision man runs over
Even if he should miss many little
things that one might choose for the
sake of economy and variety, it would
be almost impossible to remember
them in making out ones list. In the
market, however, the articles are
spread out before you, and one thing
suggests another. Here the prices cal
be kept in mind when selecting the
food, and should the thing that you
haye decided upon be too expensive,
something else that you will find to be
nearly or equally good may be su6sti-
tuted. For example, you have plan:
ned to have haIibut for dinner and
found that instead of being eighteen
cents, it has gone up to Twenty-Five OF
thirty cents. you will naturally hesi-
tate before adding fifty per cent TO the
expense of the dish. A cod, haddock
white fish, red snapper, or some othel
kind OF moderate priced fish will make
satisfactory substitute. Although the
prices of beef, mutton, pork, etc., are
not subject to great changes, the price:
of fresh fish, vegetables, fruit ant
game 1luctuate constantly. Then
again, many little savory dishes are
suggested by the sight of the variou:
little odds and ends found in the stalls
The sight and odor of a piece of smok'
ed bacon may give you visions of the
many savory dishes that it will give
relish to-liver and bacon, chicken
livers en- brochette, and rashers of ba
con with chops or beefsteak.
Maria Parto0, in Good Housekecp
ing.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-06-25
How to Cure EXaggera.tf'n.

Some habits are eeo unconsclously
practicei that 8. movement 10 memo
Them is-A,,.e only one TO detect them
,"::ne be am in ones own eyes is less no
ticed than the mote in another per-
sons eye.
A family, while at the breakfast Ia
BILE one morning, pledged to observe
the strictest veracity for that day. A
member of the family tells of the con-
sequence.
AS a first fruit of the resolve, we ask
ed the one who suggested it:
"What made you so late at breakfast
this morning."
She hesitated, began with, "Because
[ couldn't'-then, true to her COM
pact, said, "The truth is | was lazy
and didn't hurry, or / might have
been down long ago"
Presently one of them remarked
that she had been very cold, adding,
81 never was so cold in all my life"
An inquiring look caused the last
speaker to modify her statement with,
20 I don't think 1 was so cold after
all"
A third remark to that effect that
Miss So-and-So was 1.-The homeliest airl
in the city" was recalled as soon as
made, the speaker being compelled to
own that Miss So-and-So was only
rather plain" instead of being ex-
cessively homely.
So it went on throughout the day,
causing much merriment, which was
good Eaturedly accepted by the sub,
jects, and giving rise to constant cor
rection in the interests of truth.
One thing became more and more
surprising, however, to each one of us,
that was the amount of cutting down
which our most careful statements de-
manded under this new law.
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JUST A LITTLE.-"Only just little,
a very, very little ~ said the brook to
the bank.
And the bank was silent, and the
brook wore its sides till the earth melt
ed away and the sods tioated down the
stream.
'Just little more, a very little
more ~ said the brook again.
And the waters pressed against the
roots of the willows that grew beyond
the bank and laid them bare.
Just little, little more" said the
brook again.
And the winding stream advanced
with fresh force till, one by one, the
willows fell and were borne away in
the torrent.
"Alas!" cried the meadow, rs the
waters closed in on it, "if 1 had not
neglected the first attack OH my bank
my fence would never have been de-
stroyed; but now my protection is
gone, and am rightly served in being
turned from fruitful field into wa
terry waste"
1t is always so with the begin ming OF
evil. Yielded to ''just a little" by and
by it claims the whole.
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A Docs SAGACITY.-Romp was q
pretty, curly dog, who was very fond
of his master, u boy named George.
George was going away to be gone a
long time.
He was sorry to leave Romp behind,
but could not take him along.
"Gocd-by, Romp," said his master
patting his head; ~ hope you'll be
here when I come home"
Romp waited and waited, and final
ly, one night, when he did not know
it, George came back.
The next morning George was wax
ed.up early by the dog. Oh, how glad
he was to see him!
But George wondered how his pet
knew he was home, and be asked the
hired man who blacked his shoes.
The man said that Romp knew his
masters shoes as soon as he saw them
and went to find him right away.
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Shortest and quickest route to Charleston, reaches
there three hours ahead Of any other line. COnncc-
tons made ut Augusta for Atlanta and all points west
Tickets on sale ut p. r. d w. C. Ry depots to all
points cheap rates and baggage checked to destna
ton. For any other niornat0n:apply or write
W. j. CRAIG, G. p. A.
4. W. HUNT, T. P. A., Augusta, Ga.
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The Short Line to
larleStOn & Florida

L INII
PORT ROYAL AND WESTERN CAROLINA
RAILWAY co.
COMMENCING SUNDAY. MARCH 9. lS90 Pas
" scngcr trains will run rs follows by 18th Mrrid-
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Winthrop Training School.

FOR TEACHERS. COLUMBIA, s. G.
THOROUGH Normal instruction and prac-
i tice In best methods of teaching. Open
to girls over IS years old. Session begins Sep
tember q. Graduates secure good positions.
Every county is given two scholarships; one
by the State worth Sl50 and one by the school
worth $40. Address ID. Il. ] 1HNSON,
June II, 1850. Columbia, 5. {.
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After your garden has been denuded
of it's crop do not allow it to fill up
with weeds; either pull them up or
NOW them down. Do not fail to put a
liberal supply of we'll rotted manure
on the garden in the winter.
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The sense Of honor is of so fine anC
delicate nature that it is only to be
met with in minds which are naturally
noble or in such as have been cultivat
ed by great examples or refined edu
catiOn.-AddiSOH.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-26
ORIGINAL PACKAGES.

The House has passed the Houses orig
NAL package bill as a substitute for the
Senste's. The House measure is a prefer
able one, as it includes other dangerous
articles instead of liquor alone. The vote
was a close one and it looked at one time as
if the important measure might be lost
The Republicans are TO bs congratulate
on the victory and the Maine law has one
national endorsement
Bidde ford Journal
The country is about to part with the
original package The National House
has passed the amended Senate bill. We
may soon see, however, how sincere was
the hint of Chief Justice Fuller that Con
gress could remedy the perdicame in
which his decision placed the States. He
may have an opportunity to pass upon the
new law. Meanwhile, not to borrow
trouble, we shall all more than rejoice at
the action of the House, and the promise
of a speedy adjustment in conference with
the Senate, and the signature of the Presi-
dent. The action means. also, that what
eve; the ultimate end of this measure, the
original package must die.
Philadelphia Press.
The original Package bill in the form il
passed the House yesterday il much bet
ter measure than as it came from the
Senate. Instead of dealing with liquors
alone, it places all articles of commerce
imported into any State, and there offered
for sale, under subsection to the police
laws of that State, provided that 10 dis
elimination is made BIZ any State in favor
of its own citizens, agains. those Of other
States or Territories. This 10 not giving
the States powers over State commerce
which, under the Federal Constitution, be.
longs to the National Government alone.
Congress abdicsfes zone of its authority.
bat exercises il jointly with the States or
. common object in certain cases where
their respective Jurisdictions oyerlsp or nj
lexs. touch. The States pass their police
laws. AID Congress. adopts those lass 50
far a. to make them operative on objects
of interstate commerce. II the senate
will accept the House improvement of iss
bill without delay. the saloons that have
sprung into being uader Federal protection,
and contrary to State law. will speedily be
obliged to close their doors and re, nd of
their stock of liquors - we'll IS they can
without the right to sellit-
Hartford Cou-ant.l
Yesterday. by q vote (as finally straight,
ened cut of lis to 81, the House sub-
stituted an 'original package" bill of il.
orn for the one sent to il by the Senate.
This meal more delay and debate, bu, i,
should not be suffered to mean anything
sosse. IA act to free the hands OF the
States in dealing with The liquor traffic
within their OWE borders should be put on
the federal statate-book this summer bob
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-26

Maur CONES In for a big share OF the
Just eulogy which Rev. Edward Everett
Hale makes In behalf of the New Eng
land Of to dap in a late issue of the New
ork Tribune. The entire article which
fills more than three solid columns of
that paper, l. most notable one, and
rank among the best contributions to
the literature OF modern thought upon
industrial and sociological topics, to
which Mr.. Hale with others il making
-uch important additions.
The evolution Of New England from
the days of Cotton Mather and John
Hancock to those of our own time has
been natural and healthy 1t seemed to
be rule Of destiny, that New England
it'll her energetic Industrial population
should become the manufacturing centre
OF the country ana that she should a. u
consequence draw into her boundaries
the best mechanical talent OF the land
and of all lacds. Hence the aptneSs of
'Lc term that New England is hive of
diversified industries those muitifarious
,,d,,s,r;os ,,bi.b ,ne., thrift, and indc-
pei,deace, prosperity aud high intelli
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Subscriptions to THE DAILY AND WEEKLY
JOuRNAt msy he made through tho purchss-
lag DspsrtxnSat Of the American Erprcss Co..
q any place where that Company has Al
sssuey. Agents viii give . money order re-
esfp< tor yosr ~asscstption, and viii forward as
De nSasy order, attached 10 N order 10 send
Ne paper for aoy stated tue, fres Of any
ehssIs, sxcspt the usaal fee for ssalng the
ssdsT. This 10 the safest And hest wsy 10 place
oar suhecsipeions-
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SOMETHING FOR THE LITTLE
FOLKS

Never spend time brooding over what
might have been. ft Is not what We
might and perhaps ought to have been.
bat what We can be R6e. and attain To
even yet, that will decide for on against
US al the last day. Time is still our own,
and while We have a single day or ar
hour thai We can call our own, that day,
that hour, ia sufficient II rightly used To
place "a on the vantage ground over
against all the might have beens that
could b.. crowded into a large book
Away with might have been, forget for
ever the losses and disappointments Of
former years, aud with new courage take
up the walk Of life, and set your face
toward what you mean to BE-, What you
can be, and what you will be, if You turn
not back Be firm and swerye not and
the victory il yours.
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A Great Offer.
The Daily kennebec Jour
nal for the Campaigns
For Only S1.00.

FROM now until after the September
election or To September 18th, the Daily
Hsnnehec Journal Will be sent postpaId
10 new subscribers only for 800
Everyone should secure the advantages
u this great offer. Address,
BURLEIGH & FLYST,
AUGEsfA, NE.
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COUNTY NOMINATIONS

For gsnasoys "A. n. spssr, Gardner
". r. Hsines, WsssryiiIe.
9hev,f-G. r. Stevens. Assasts.
k<gisey Of Desds-Gso. II. Smith.
Wiathsop.
County Afsorney-L 7 csrssson, VIA
thsop.
County Trsasxvu--J. y. Blanchard,
Chelssa.
County Com mssstsnsy--J. q. Hamilton.
HsIinvsii.
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Mr. hiram ). Maxim Of Dexter the in
vensor Of the trieyels- also inveaied a
mouse trap which woald reset Itself after
having ones esaght ts victim and h. i also
the inventor Of the famous Maxim gun.
CURIOSITY enough the English government
quickly snapped mp rais Pro.iaet Of Yankee
btain. ant nov eastfob the gun. Many
people around Dexter AMI sangeEyille .tiii
remember Maxim
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simultaneously with the Democratic
howl that the surplus has gone /" ever
lasting smash Secretary Window an
nounces that the Government wants 70
buy some more bonds. It Ia tolcrablY
certain, ia view Of these contradictory
are doing some tall lying OF that Mr.
Window Is doing sOme very robust
blniilug.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

The CITY Of Augusta will receive proposals m.
til Il NJ. July 81 isse. for bailiins the new Jev
ct: school house Plans and specifications can d.
seen Al DE- WEBsrER's OFFICE over the FULLER
DEro noEE. during office hours 10 to H. , to T.
ana 10 Proposals NAV BE- sent 10 either Of the
unsssrtiEsrd- The right Is reserved ta reject any
and all bids. For the Committees
GkO. W tICkERf, Chairman Cons Of schools
30 WEbsfk-k, s+e'y school Com.
augusta, 1aiS 2. i-ts- Ay<aitay3i
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Ne noti6a vhstsver vlll be taken Of assigned
sOnunsestions. All sneh wiil b put intO the
Waeaa basket aarssd.
the JOURNAL CAN NOT NE HELD RE-
spONnnLE SOR THE FERMENTATION ok
aoTuns or kEJsCTKD CONCENTRATIONS.
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QUEEN VICTORIA, MUSICAL TASTE

and IL "A gerry good musician. She stub
led music with Mendel-sohn and singing
with I.ablaehe. As consequence OF
this teaching she prefers the old Italian
music to any other, but at the same time
she can appreciate anything that is good
la the modern music. This know from
experience, rs | have sung all kinds of
music to her, the new as we'll as the Old.
The Queen is much touched by simple,
hoinely ballad, and after | have sung To
her songs like Robin Adam" or "Old
Folks at Home" 1 have seen tears in her
eyes Musical Record.
En.t. AIp.St
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branches Of Congress have acknowledged
as much By their votes; what they have TO
DO no. is 10 confer And come.to An agree
meni about the phrsseology. The sooner
the better
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Where Are You Going
For Your Vacation?

No matter where CO. you Will the Kennebec
Journal every day. for otherwise you will half enjoy your
outing If for two weeks 80 will pay the bill; for
one month, GO cents
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A standing headline 10 the Office Of
Democratic newspaper The Harrison
Cottage
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-26

4 very miseellsarsas cargo Was taken by
q Bangor vessel. the brig Emma. which
has iast ieft that port for Port Vi Spain
TrinIsiad. IL consisted Of f,.s5 h. of iss,
iass) feet pine boarsis so ii.s. butter. .;;sj
lbs. se~ eisee,~. various Vegetables. half
Abl. OYSTERS, ~ lbs. fresh fsh ? half bbis.
tongues, 2 half bbIs- beef. SIS Ies. hay
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Construction ork ON the electric road
Was wholly suspended Friday on occount
of the rain
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-26

\ person who has just returned from
the Isle of Springs says that the hotel aud
every cottage on the island are filed
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The whole Behring sea controversy
ean tie stated In the fewe-t possible
word.. For two hundred years Eng.
gland aeknos lodged Rassias sole rights
IN that part Of the world long ago
known al -.Ra-sian America, including
not only the land but the adjacent wa
ters. Russia sold 10 the United States
all the rights which she had previou sly
enjoyed. Now, notwithstanding the
laundering and imbeeile treatment Of
this question during the Secretaryshlp
u Mr.. Bayard. and his unofficial state
mepts to Lord Salisbury, which have 30
critically hampcred the action OF seerc-
tary Blaine, how can England honestly
refuse to the nited States what she did
not refuse to Russia. The official cor.
which has been
published In full demonstrates that our
Government has not sought to base It's
argument on a claim Of exclusive sover-
eighty over Behring Sea, which II might
have done, but has rested il on broader
foundation. Mr.. Blaine has maintained
that the preservation Of seal life In
Alaskan waters was something in which
America, Canada and England all had
an almost equal Interest, and pending
M international agreement the only
practicable policy vas for the nited
States To protect the seals 10y force. The
position of our Government has been
most admirably stated and firmly held
by secretary Blaine throughout the en-
tire correspondence; and We have not
the slightest doubt that he will be able
10 bring negotiations To q conclusion
that viii be completely satisfactory to
the people of this great Nation.
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EMMA ALBASi.

A new aud useful employment has
been developed for women which prom
ises rapid development. This is that of
professional packer. The need of this
kind Of service il apparent 10 those who
witness moving5 aud transportation of
household goods, now so much more IRE
quent than formerly; or who see the in
terror Of women's trunks or mems va
Uses. The cost of such helpers would
be more than covered by the security
and the absence Of loss, provided the
women were trained, competent and
faithful. Moving is now II terror, from
the quantity of bric-abrac accumulated,
the pictures and books to be stored or
transferred, the fine furniture to be pro
vided for, the cushions and draperies TO
lie looked after. Quantities of valuables
are sacrificed simply from want of care
and the impossibility of securing efii-
cient, practical aid in such emergencies.
Few people know how to pack. espec-
tally with view to economy of space,
and the condition of the article when it
l. unpacked. - The H2aserife
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One OF the lady eompositors at the Ban
ner Office set 5000 buorgeois i'll "A hours
recently.
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A yeeaiisrify Of thu rev eeatrebosrd
sehooner nov buihting in Cherr~fsld Is that
ths beams are secured ny i0ekstreak
boIied Through the tIsDbs-r and gals, th~rr-
IS avoiding the use Of deck kBses. This
method OF fastening is eiaime,i u b. cheap
~ AMI stronger than thu Old way This
schooner. keel Is 80 bret breadth "a feet.
and probably Is TIA, firsl coaster in tbs State
fastened ~ above
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n the American people we're AZ Mig
gardiy "a the Democratic press trics TO
mske them ont they would not deserve
To exist AZ a nation Ia til. year OF grace,
1850.
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Parties leaving the city on their sum.
mer vacations, can have the DAILY
JOURNAL sent TO their address for any
length Of time desired, at IL cents per
week. Address Of paper changed when
wished