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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-15


There hls existed in Japan for many
centuries 4 curious law to the effect that
whenever the emperor or empress APP
peared in public no other person should
seem to occupy higher place than this
member Of the royal family; therefore
on such occasions the shutters of all mp
per stories We're drawn, and the upper
parts of the houses through which the
royal party moved Were seemingly de
serted. This law is still in effect Three
months ago. when the empress went into
the country for Il brief period, an elab-
crate announcement was posted in con
spicuous places along the line of her con
tcnplated route commanding the public
to observe strictly certain requirements
OF etiquette, to wit:
When her majesty shall pass along no
one must look at her from the frame
built on houses for the drying of clothes,
or through cracks in doors, or from any
position in the upper part Of their houses.
II anybody wishes to see her majesty
he or She must sit down at the side Of
the road by which her majesty will pass.
All children must be taken particular
care Of that they do not play in the road,
and 50 obstruct the passage Of her ma
jesty through the streets
No one must look at her majesty with
ont taking off his hat, neckcioth or
turban. or whatever else he may he
wearing on his head Moreover, no one
must be smoking while he or she is look
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-15
Prince George Uses bis Fists and also
got Locked Up.

MONTREAL, Sept. li-Prince George
| showed his British pluck the other night,
which involved his getting into serious
scrape. The whole story has been care
fully kept from the public, AMI all quHs-
tons are met with official deaial. After
the Aca lemy reception on Wedne sday
| Prilce George returned to hi, hotel, chang
ed his dress suit, ami started out with one
of his lieute nants and local nabob 10 10
the town. While passing the corner of 81
| Constan and La Garcletierre streets, the
trio were accostei by number Of rutli ans
who asked for money. Before they had
time to comply with the request, the Prince
cad his friends were I,tt4cSed. Just how
i, happened is not knosr, bat in a NONE nj
the Prince and his friend were engage in a
rough-lnd tumble fight y h six of the as
sailsnts. The Montreal nabOb was soon lid
low, and for II few niOnens things looked
bad, for the Prince and tile officer found
six to two were big odds Then the Prince
and lieutenant got back to back, and,
hsn!ling their fisis with true British pugi-
l!,tic science, sst)ni,hed the roughs. Three
| c these fell before the sciert fic hitting of
royalty alone, while h $ comp N on laid two
low and the xth took to flight Had mat
| tiers ended here every thing would hive
been lovely. But they did not. For oil ing
| came two Of Montreai's most stupi Frs h
"b1bbes, who, seeing SIX men lying on the
sidea k and two Others bending over them
| arrested ami took the m all to the station, in
spite of the protests of the prime III, y
were all, of course, considerably battered
| aud tough looking result Of the fay.
No protests OF rtques's couli obtain re-
| lea'e, and they locked up the r,eai pris
oner. Finally the sergeant of police con
| st nted to telephone for Colonel Hug1e4
the chief of police, who ctms 10 the station
house, recognized the price, an imm 'it-
ately released mm. Humble apo 'oges t D.
lowed aud hack was called for the prince
and biz friend. who. accompanied by III
escort, were driven back to the hotel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-15

When Ton Cole comes up here from the
PLAIN. ss he does oeeasi9rly, he is pretty
likely TO be noticed. As he strzig eaed
up AMI lighted his pire near shs CIy Com
moe en- FritaT be Isred away abJye all
the common sized psopie who happened u
be shoa: lin. snd they looked ike veriLa-
BILE Liliipaiians 10 comparison Tom is
ssIi 20 be nearly stx feet ten inches higt,
and though not oy any msars fat man, re
yet carries fair amount OF mea. uP0a hi,
bonts ard has go5d deal of nEscie. lie
IL zrea, worker in the bayfield,; one cid
farmer up in Ciiaton says he never cav his
equal with res the or pitchfo-k, and tia,
he is worth o. 90 day for that Kind of
~srk. We are told that his habits ale
steady and tina. be would not fight unless
under great provocstion. This IS fortr-
na,e, for should he have the pugnacious
disposition possessed by some of his smaller
neighbors, he would make lively hus.iin z
amonss, them. ard somebody woul, surely
get hurt.
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SCIENTIFIC soUIBs.

PHYS iciars say that cases Of nervou,
prostration are less frequent since low
heels have come into more general use
(. Col. Zillmbof. ~ Siberia, claims to have
discovered IN ordinary eggs an oil by
which he can greatly increase the force o.
explosives
a new phono2raph has been devised IL
Germany in which the sound waves are re-
corded in many lines on strip of paper OF
on smoked glass
Herr krupp. the great gun manufacturer
has a rlaH for connecting the city Of Vienns
with the Danube by canal The Austriar
government is considering it.
The French have been making successful
experiments recently in the use Of corn
pressed c9r5ouic acid gas as pronellau,
The chief difficulty was found in the work
ing Of the valve that controlled the flow o.
the gas.
Some one has invented an electric n1onss
trap. which consists Of 4 metallic cage con
tanning cheese. The mice naturally invcs
tigate the matter, but the instant they
tonch the wires an electric current strikes
them dead
\ patent was issued in Washington re-
Gently for steel fence post It is to "a.
made Of steel tubing. seven feet high. writ
a neat cap and with bands to hold til.
barbed wire It IL said that these pos.
can he furnished complete for placing Z
position ut twenty four cents each
Instead Of increasing the weight Of loc7
motives to secure better traction. efTor-,
are being made 70 Use the electric curren.
as experiment has demonstrated that ti.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-15
QUEER and DUBIOUS.


Physicians say that not one man In a
hu.drcd uses ali his lungs.
A state official of Maine is wearing n
straw hat which he bought in lsJl
Under the present statutes Of Missouri a
! person can marry. be divorced and remarry
in thirty-one days.
| Mrs Maggie ELS n mulatto Of Chattn-
nooga, Tena. has given birth to the small
est child on record. IL weighs thirty one
| ounces.
| William Dawson, indiana's shoemaker
astronomer, who died Mt his hotns in that
state was Of the opinion that he would
continue his favorite study after biz, death
Lincoln, Ne, has n blind man who is "a
clever croquet player. lie plays by infer
nation as to direction, aud by measuring
the distance by walking to The object bail
Several newly ha.chcd chickens were re-
Gently found III bale Of hay Mt Belfast,
Me. The eggs were probably pressed into
the bale when it was green and were
Matched by the heat generated.
a woman in Salem, n, j.. thirty four
years ago lost two silver coins in Slit in
the floor Last week the door being taken
up for repairs, She instituted search fpr
the long lost money and found it.
After wandering about on the bottom Of
New London harbor for three days Capt
Scott. the diver finally found Mrs Skaters
500 gold smelling bottle, which She lad
dropped overheard week before.
Michael Baxter has informed The inhnbi
tant. Of Basic that the world win Ger
tanly come to an end At =. IN. on March
D. 1896, and that $4,000 select mortals
will be taken straightway to heaven.
The police made a raid on n rcudezyous
for trarnps in New Haven. arrcsting u
number of outcasts On one 81 them.
named Dunn, were found three blnk
books, showing deposits aSgregating e..
800 80
4 triplet steer team IL one Of the cIrin-i
ties 10 he seen nt Old Orchard, Me Tho
steers are htchcd 10 vehicle resembling
those used in chariot races in circuses. and
ten cents pays for short ride in this novel
turnout
a twin watermelon grown by ". \
Jordan. Of Johnston county \. G.. weighs
fifty pounds, aud consists Of two oLlong
hrowni7h green melons, joined ny sort 81
Siamese twin ligature Or extension, from
which the melons diyerge slightly
shepherd dog fell into a dry well in
Oglethorpe county, Ga y man procured
rope long enough to reach the bottom OF
the we'll, aud lowering it was surprised tc
see the dog grasp the end firmly in his
month and hold on until be was drawn to
the top
IL the forests n Washington aud British
Columbia trees are dripping copiouslJ
during clear. bright days. wien 10 dew /,
visible elsewhere. The dripping ia 80 pro
fnse that the ground underneath is almOs,
saturated. The phenomenon in this case
Il eiasd By the remarkable condensif.e
power - the leaves u She fir
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-15
BY TELEGRAPH.
The Money ssIi issncT-Anoun. in
the Treasury.

NEs YoEx, Sept i4.-Sseret2-y Wiz
dom .sv tie ceilseior Saturday afssrno n
Tcnigsi he IA. Tot naae up hi. ulisd what
policy he yegii pursue in Dis esorts 10 re
leve fha n n y sErnzeacF. He viii have
further cJIs-rs ne<s 9Th ka7kers .oror-
Paw i be , lsTss TIA. h. wiil CONG 10 a
deoi.ian s3m- 'ine sboa. dusk. asi tAsi
b. y ,aaxs -. = Il eoms u2Ja The a IN
gion LIS ssossig b evei VIA = sec
rsisry all parehs-s Si5.@o 600 or SO
eeu $50 -, sA.ea are 10 De q nd 70
him.
Se.re a-y wi,I m made 'he following
stat .ssls AZ rezkId ~ tre amount OF msaey
ted ~ Ia the usAsary He si4
~Comp.r s9ns hav. rgesftly been
mai- Of tie sgsFl1s as II Is la
reported IN ih4 'rs>sury, With the amount
rePafted year zgo. from Which the er-
ran .ons e9tclesi i, drawn that the pres
ext standardization Las pursued policy
tending toward eoair4ci n. Il tbs con
nee .n the fol4o~aRg authoritative sta.e-
ment viii h the iailacy OF this balief
The aGia ulI 0. net ta.h, f.Aeiiola, silver
and nAiionai bank redo mP,icn tani in the
treasury Sept !, lss9, was about SAL
900 coo. The amount Of the sama items
Sep. 10. ls9o. 1ss $50 500, go. which
ienonstraiss tie fact that over s4l VJJ,-
0 20 more has been paid cut since Sept. l.,
1883 thsn tas beea rece we'd into the treas-
ary during that time In other word ev
cry dolisr received by the treasury siaee
Sept /. l-oJ has been pail ouT. and over
Sal 600. coo besides, The apparent surplus
shown Sep.. 10. 1880. CT s99 500 220, is
made Up as follow. Fractional silver coin,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-15

The English system of giving long
credits is gradually getting foothold in
New York. There are great many sons
Of rich parents i'll that city, who are
perfectly responsible and who will be
abundantly able TO pay their bills when
they fall into their heirlooms, but with
whom ready money is a scarcity. 1t is
an actual fact, according to the caterers,
who generally know the facts about
prominent young New Workers, that
there are many men who literally live
like millionaires without spending s.
cash week They take their meals at
the club, where their cabs are also
charged to their fathers account. Their
theatre tickets are put on the monthly
account of the family at one of the big
specializing stands, and all of their
tailors, bootmakers and other bills stand
over until the time comes when the
younger son gets the money, which ev-
erybody knows is to be his i'll time.-New
Yorl, sun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-15

Trees of the palm family have larger
leaves than amy others. The lnala palm,
which grows on the banks of tho Am
a2on, has leaves which reach IS length
OF from thirty 10 fifty feet and are ten OF
twelve feet IN breadth. Specimens OF
the leaves Of the Talipot palm, n native
Of Ccylon. have been met with that were
twenty feet long and eighteen feet broad.
These leaves are used 10y the natives 70
make tents and form very efficient shell
tcrs from the rain. The leaves of the
double cocoauut palm are often thiity
feet long and several feet wide, When
the wind is strong they clash together
with noise that may hc heard at "A great
distance. Only one leaf Is produced each
year. and they are SO firmly attached tc
the stem of the tree and 10 strong in
themselves that a man mas sit on thccnd
of one and rock To and fro in perfect
safety.-Ncw York Telegram.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-15
CONDENSED DE5FATCDES.
The Pith OF the News Taken Frou, the
Current Events OF the Day

Sal,ie M'Clellari ~cn the SIS 900 Great
Eastern prize at Sheepshea d Bay, Satur-
day.
The 24'h victim of the Quincy rsilr al
disaster, died at the Quincy City Hospi al
Saturday evening", in the person Of Mrs. j,
;. Nsedham of Lawrence, Mass.
The farmers alliance in the sec ion
about Montgomery have adopted r,soh4-
tons deCl.rirg the price OF cotton too low
and each member pledges himself to hold
his crop until better prices arr assured.
The department Of State at Wsshir g'0n
has been duly notified that the DANISH gov
eminent has issued an order requiring /
vessels striving in FORTS Of the Dsni i
West Indies from Spanish ports to remain
in quarantine fourteen days.
The Bos on BrutherhccI team succeeded
in winning 81 out y games on the home
grounds this season sgaiast 4o out Of -
last year. The unplayed game WAS Gu
with Philadelphia. The record again t
the New Yorks vss the best ever male
against them in Boston. The phil4delphias
made the best showing AwaT fr m home
the Bostons won II games out of 2 on the
frat series, snd - out of % OF the second
series. The club hiss done letter ava
from home than lasr season. and the pres
pect for TIE last rip is very encouraging
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-15
paralyzeG!

Esw often 10 We hrsr Of pet.ons N,las rilen.
" stricken VITA paral sis Ru, such persons, al.
teoagh apparently stricken sHldeul,. had ~ oil
eases hess raeS Tor uoa,hs l., prcmoniiory
symptoms, which, it they had heel. d sui cured,
BY the proper remedy, would have PREV, a,cd the
fatal suit, Paralysis il eftH csraAie hut Il
can always he prevented iftak.u Ia time.
Among the hrsi symptoms will be noticed scr
roHSRess Or resflessHeSs. with ,oeik asd tired fed
isg in the limbs and general sc,se " a Aansf.on;
any uuwoa,ed e>crtion will be followed hy crae
fatigue. and the rclkBcSs will be very marked.
These symptoms will often be aeco~pauied by bad
feeling in the hrad. and the person often inages
otct s2orHtaq tired and lIHqtsid than ~ re-.
iiriHg. A. the disease progresses there will be =
coliaess aad bad circulation IN ne 5ssf aai lisAs
followed. after q time. by slight nup.hnsss or
tiagi!tg, at first hardly noticeable but gradually
becoming more and morc MARKED, Among the
hrst symptom, also. aro 'rtakHess tired fse!isg
or iresbliag eftAe limbs, with cshagstei sensa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-15

Those familiar with unlearned country
folk know that they are not wanting in
ability to analyze and makea distinction.
\ lady who was riding with Il New
Hampshire farmer, and passing a field
Of newly mown grass, exclaimed: oh
how fragrant that hay smells.' 1T
smells more OF hard work" replied the
farmer.
An English rector in Sussex parish
once visited poor old widow, who had
nine or ten children. All of them
except the daughter, had gone out into
the world and left her. At last the
daughter married and left the mother
alone.
Dame" said the rector. you mus,
feel lonely now, after having had sc
large family
YES, sir" She answered. Il do feel il
lonesome | have brought up large
family. and here am now living alone.
And misses EN-. and wants EN-; but
! misses EN- more than wants EN-
Youths Companion.
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THE FIRST QUARREL.


n hlnit Of sssoSia, IL v;t,-sr. yoa kraw,
Crs q, fo< those tsS'pas Ghss Instincts are lc~.
l-sssted ass Nafs - She -; hs ms s24tes
To ~Atch opgsssittoa h. e-safsiiy r,fsis>d-
-Y.ala ssiresy call silsea si-,a rsiaaed Hians
Scs 81. NY dear Nifes G.s iife s.sdat pan
o.. failzras. yoss kusw: veal DOW insist
If al smokers ar ioz- he's do@n on your lss;-
-Ts-syt-. ycaG admit. as ceaisss nsess wihr'
G,xessss M i'll eais. ItsAt my ei-2r1
lie Smoked Es- i eiIilsrsay. CafiS~.- ny aoar.
whie Lamb ssrsaSsSs sslcb Slg,ata ;sscre iAan
s-n0sssi Ia seSr
ohi SeSsoa 81 saareh - - ,cgsscience quite
eitr
Furaed still tasasV-a ,as peas il the rear.
'Yesir picaees smoked too whie ThacAersy's
eif<hsss
were sg<.s.d ~i,h tossSsa fut-es through 70 bis
h0e4-
In short. ds..r Ct4risSa. Nv LIST would contain
rhs q eacA g-s-a,is fron Raleigh 10 Twain
Thea sEsliiitt; she answered. With logs es.te,
You promise 10 ear osf Gnta you arc sf'AatF
Williams Lit
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They work through a hotel register At
the Elmvood in double quick time-ile
last was ii,lel in sixty days. Much of t, ,
time there were three pages solid full
arrivals every day, and occasionally the s.
made good start on the fourth page
This is a big business for a city ike Water.
vile, but material increase is expec'ed
ne Vt sesson-snd We are inclined to think
it Will be forthcoming. People who CON
to the summer resorts in Matte are gettiu J
into the wsy of making this stopping o i
place while en- route from PORT to por:
snd they find it very pleasant and salts
factory arrangement.
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. . -
'o'l' 81 we S'S'e i'pers nave oseh g"-
''A '''Nu's'''' 70 ." ''''i' III N"'e" II j an-
u''i'ps" '"s' VS''''"er ''"''ef "''u'S'
'u'e'N nave unue' eohs''sra'''n Tue 'o'"is
non OF "nulca'e " eon''oi I'M
'''ahuisc'ufe OF iu"o'' Oh the ME-
'so'' '''e'' ouo" 'nio'"is''oh IL
'"f'hsuo" "oeea 10 All OF tue '"fh"s'fheh
II 'h's F'c'o"N' " 'ou'hSi ref'es' awe
'h''rF'e"e' 'e'era' 's'u'uaY' ana WITHOUT
'N'ep'oh "A' l''o''ise '"a' '''e ou'F 'ni"s
'"'> "su n'"'u so'u' Tue "'''e"'en' "A'
"A' ""' "ec' Pu"''sue" ia ''"' news
WIN VT H. Nl''son' Vi tue Hi" Oh Ut
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-15

A little Adams street boy had been ex-
tremely naughty at dinner, and ha1
been sent away from the table Just g
his favorite dessert-cabinet puddir1 !,
with butter sauce-was being servee..
About 0 O'Clock that evening, as his
parents were alone in the sitting room.
tear stained little face and q white
robed figure appeared at the door.
Mamma, he said, between sobs, '-yoa
told me never to 90 to sleep when any-
thing wrong had been done until it w =
all fixed right. 50 l came down to tel
you hat-that-I forgive you and para
for what you did to me at the dinns
table. "-WalthaIu Review
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We desire TO say to our citizens. that fol
years we have been selling Dr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. DIR. King.
New Life Pills, Buckien's Arnics Salve and
Electric Ri,ters, and have never handled
remedies that sell as we'll. or that have
given such universal satisfaction. We do
moi hesitate to guarantee them every time.
and we stand ready to refund the purchase
price, If satisfactory results do not follow
their use. These remedies have won their
grest popularity purely on their merits
Bewslitch. Webster { Co.. Druggists.
aug6eoslchwkyiy
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1t appears from tho official statistic,
that last Year there were J5s, 400 horse
in Ireland, which was an increase OF
S,20l IS compared with lsSG. Thcr,
were l99.5l2 asses, being an increase Of
800, and 29.S29 mules, as against %,
i95. There was decrease Of $500 il
the number OF cattle, but thc increase il
pigs and sheep was 1881 and HIS;
respectively. There were 2i,1i2 goats
being an increase of 5,553, and there Wa
an increase of upward of j5j.oJ0 in til,
number of poultry. London Truth.
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The Harry Lindley Co. spears here to-
night and Tuesdiy at Wilson Hall. They
play the Getaways and some ether leading
drama. All Who heard the company whe.t
4, played here last season cannot fail 10 re
member the fine acting which was pre-
.enied. Little Mabel Paige, the child
actor, is still with the company ani several
new members have been added The prices
have been placed al 10, 20 and 80 cents, and
the house will undoubtedly be crowded
both nizhts
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a short voyage % the river Saturday, leaV-
Jag his cuffs ~irH valuable set If cEH
baitlns IL the care Of smA. boy on shore.
| He hasn't .een either the boy. the cuff, or
the buttons since.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-15

Speaking about the excursion to NiagarJ
Falls, for which such low rates have bee
offered, the idea has been advanced and il
seems to be a popular one that If % people
| should make the trip from this place i
would be pleasant arrangement to securs
Pullman car TO be used by the party dur
ing the whole journey. The expense
wolld be reasonable AMI probably it vi
be some time before more favorable o
portuuity for making such pleasureao',
excursion to so famous a locally. NJ
BODICE. at the NJ c. ticket office, will b
pleased to answer any questions in re.a7d
to the matter
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Marrieo.

y "
In Turner, Sept. ., Rev A +. Wedge Of Paris
and Miss Grace NJ. IS elch 0f Turner
CCNEEgLASD.
In Portland, Sept. 70. Leslie A. Bates and Mis-.
MARY Elizabeth Walker, both Of Portland.
In Falmouth, Sept. 10, Richard A. took and Mis-
susie \. SkilliD both - Falmouth, sept. 10, W
r Norton and Mis- sadie b. Irecartin, both Of
Falmouth
HANCOCK.
In Bar Harbor, Sept ?, Edmund X. Herrick OF
BiuehilI and Miss Flora E. Carter of ourry.
kESSEBEC
In this city, 18Th inst. by Rev. J. u. Jordan. p
G. Taylor and Mis- Carrie b. Moore, both OF sid
ney.
In Gardiner, sept 4, Melvin c. Wadsworth an
MARY T.. Chamberlain.
In West Gardiner sept. 3, ". + Robinson and
Miss Nellie j. Newe ], both Of Litchhed
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Tie Board of Education give a notice
| that viii be of interest to pupils who have
not hilbert, attended the public school, Of
this city as we'll as those who are coming
N here for the purpose of liog the
schools. They must be at the Superiuten-
dents office. in Bur!eigh Block. Main
street, at 730 this morning, where they
Will be examined and assigned - their
proper places
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| There is great bargain IN a DYER s
| Hughes cabinet organ at +. II. Foxs mu-
sic store, i3i Main street and it will prob
ably be snapped up By some one in short
order. 1t Is in good condiaon, has two full
| sets of reeds and will be sold for $50.
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A gentleman in the custom house i
responsible for the Information that Mrs.,
Lanetry has al of her hosiery made IN
England Tho goods are made Of the
very finest silk thread, and in coloI
harmonic with her dresses. For every
costume Mrs Langtry has "a set of hose.
These articles are made very long. and
cost, including the duty, ST. per pair
Now York Slar
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"You did-whoop,-hu; WAS too
thickhe,,iei to see il. You shall 60 to
skulc and he e,iaecated.s
..R.e If he bscoacs . rascal and Is
hum, fur il. scaehoslY has got 10 be re
sponsihle.' added the mother. as she
looked straight at me over the cloud of
smoke.
And re<t day, when | went away. !
left my a<stsresSs. 81 that could be hunted
up and shot.-A quad in Detruit Free
Pres,
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r. B. C0okson Of Wstergiile. genera
agent u the Maine and Ne~ Brunssick In
suranee Company, was IN the city Sitnrdss
and paid Lewis A. Lander Of south Card
Ger check Tor sl33 33. his share Of the
benefit derived from policy in the Ton
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