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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-25
PRODUCTION OF PIG IRON.
Statistics Contained in a Census Bull
letin Just Issued

In a census bulletin Just issued by the
department are the following facts together
with predatory remarks by Superintendent
Porter;
The production of pig iron during the
wear named aggregated . 519,179 tons (of
1900 pounds 10 the tom, "a compared vi Ii
3,7sl ,02l tons produced during the census
year of 1850 and 2,o52 S2l tons during the
cersus year of 1870.
II will be gratifying to notice the grea.
stride which the southern States have made
in the manufacture of pig iron since 1889,
the total product i'll that year being $50 1876
tons, against 7S0, 1903 tons in 1890. The
decade hia brought about the most marked
eli nge in rank in this in lustry in the State
of Alabams which in 1850 occupied ttnth
place, with an output OF G2 336 tons, aud
which nlw. in 1890. obtains third plsc,.
with an output of $50 1872 tons, an increase
CT more than | 1928 per cent. over the pro-
duetion of 1850.
The development. of the manufacture of
pig iron in the United States during the ten
years from 1880 TO 1890 has be- II pbenomo
raj, and at the pres mt rate of increase in
Ir duciion this country is destined soon to
become the leading producer of pig iron in
the world, possibly reaching this distinc-
ton in the calendar year 1890 DUNG
the cali year 1889 the production Of
pig iron by Grea, Britain, which has on
Dually produced more pig iron than any
other country, is shown by oflicisl statistics
TO have been 9,32l j63 tons of 1000
pounds. 1t will be seen from these figures
that the quantity of pig ron produced ~
the Uri'td States during the census year
1890 WAS 2JS PIG tons, in excess of the
production of Great Britain daring the ell
endar year 1859 No statistics are availa-
tie for the output of pig iron by Crest
Britain during the t,eiye months ended
June 80, 1890 so that comparisons csnn9t
he made for the same period rs thst COW
cred Nv The Census stat sties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-25
w.a,ne. aud Crop Bulletin.

The weekly Weather and Crop Bulletin
Just issued contains the following remarks
on tie reports throughout New England;
TIE past ~eek has been very favorable
for n,stur Tag crops of all kinds. Numer-
Gus rains have oeeaned bu, for the most
yari during The eht while the sun has
come out DARN tie day; the feed ia pas
lures is coming IN IS in snsins and mown
iiells are looking fresh and green, though
the clop OF rowsn is night.
Corn is making = luxuriant growth, esre-
eislly on vet lands, and although late. II II
is nlr injured by frost, a large and heavy
crop is Promised. Potatoes continue green
ia COM eetieut and are oaly eighty injured
b. rot They cont nue. of fair yield an
extra quality wherever bling ang, and are
be ns SHIPPED from Massachusetts, TO Hi
nois and Georgia.
Tomatoes are backward, but hsets, tur-
7 5 and other ga,len truck are reported in
excellent coniiti,n At Hudson, Mass
graIes are do ng well, but in Connecticut
they show signs OF rot. Tobacco is being
harvested as fast ~ possible, and is genet
ally OF generally OF good quality and larse
yield. Apples continue TO drcp Oh, aud
the crop viii be very light. At Leominst r
Mass, il is est.msted that the crop will b,
the smalt ST for twenty-five years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-25
condemned DISPATCHER
Ths Pith Of the News Takou From tb.
Current Events OF the Day,

Saturday killing frosts occurred in Mime
spols.
There are small strikes on roads friendly
to the New York Central.
Another revolutionary move me Mt is sal /
to have broken oat 10 Guatemala.
Two thirds Of the west side Of Grafton.
s. D., was burned Friday. Loss 800 900
A Cuban railway is paying a brig.nd
chief $1,000 to refrain from vrsekipg
ths i. trains.
Burglars broke into the barr Of Miefael
Leavitt at Milford, N. H.. Friday nieh.
stealing horse, buggy AMI harness.
There is fresh evidence that an Italian
pole man and Italian baroer ia Boston are
market for assassination by the Malta
supposed 20 exist in tina, city.
John NesIey, for two terms treasurer of
Jackson county and cashier Of the Ostalossa
national tank, Lesvenv o. tn, Kan, com
miied suicide Friday. No cause is known
The national sncampment of the Sons Of
Veterans Of the United States will be held
In ST. Joseph, Mo. August rs to 20. 7,
Will be large gathering. Every Stat. a d
Territory will be represented.
Ffiiay, Frank Allen. teller of the CAPT
Isl City bank. Nashville. Tenn. confs SEED
that be was short in bis accounts An ex-
animation Of the books showed deficit Of
$1,000. Speculation was the cause Of the
shortage.
A legsl light states ,hst IN isr the strict
~ literal lnterpsetzt'oi Of the sn,i-trust
i,w there is ro doubt trat the Knights Of
Lator eouli BE- ppf er in tie ca egory
If combinations Or .oaspfrat ,rs, .s fo- in
: acc. 10 liss Nav York ceatfsi s;s.ke, for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-25
SPARKS FROM MAIZE WIRES

The State Council, Order Uni'ed Amer
lean Mechanics. was orga1ized at Man
chester. N. H., Saturday.
l. j Thompson, one Of the partners in
the Niles Express Company, was killed BY
the cars at Dover, n. H.. Saturday.
Willie Hooper the II year oil con OF
l. NJ. Hoote', Of CDmbe rlsnd Mil wa.
dIoNnfd Saturday while PLAYING on some
poplar l1gs AT st accounts the h ,dy had
rot been recovered, b iog still uader the
! 20.
Flank Ross who elaine to b long in
Pfesque / le, yassriagned in Il ipf ri
court Saturday on charge of obtaining
moi ev under fsl.e lretence. lie Wa
bound over. Ca the gfourd Of being Il
Grand Army man he secured a loan from a
Bidds ford vet reE through a niJeprese ,
istion Of facts. He cannot get bail,
Nothing has been heard from Mr.. jaime.
NOR since Tuesday. Aug 10, when h. war
dered off from the Dirigo House. Long Ia
LAT Il, Portland Harbor, where he aud his
brother have been staying. He u Of m d.
Gle stature, dark compile xion with short
beard ani moustache. His cicthirg con
siet 4 of black alpaca ulster, check tweed
trousers, stiff black felt hat with Iox
crown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-25
BY TELEGRAPH.
aoRaIHLE cRuELrrEs
Said to be Imposed on Inmates OF the
Colorado Peritentiary.

DENVER, COL, Aug "A startling story
of the horrible csusites to which the cor
v;cts in the Colorado S.a,e penits a.iary at
Canton City are subjected {, has just cone
to lisat. A Convict several days ago man
aged to suirgRle lerer through visitor
a ID a private invest = alien has resulted in =
eocroberaiioa of sill The charges made there
in.
At the least offe 81 convict is subj sctej
10 \ punishment known as the 'd,ownir Z
process" He is strsp red 10 post so that
he canrot move muscle. With the nozzle
of bose within SIX irch, of the eonviets
face, stream of water with sixty pounds
pressure is tu-red on. The uufor,una'e
convict canno, brs athe. sai when he opers
his month he is strlngl Il. The water is
forced down his throat and all through his
heal. The punishment i, continued until
the colyict becomes unconscious, and thea
the prison PHYSICIANS are called to resasci-
tate. Many are today physical wrecks
through this torture.
4 worse Ueans OF torture even than thu
is frequently used. A convict is strapped
to q bench with his head between tive
boards, bucket of water is placed over
him 18th small faucet, so arranged that Il
drop of water will drop on his forehead
every five seconds. The victim is general y
kept in this position for an hour. In macy
cases his mind becomes SO weakened this,
he never RECEIVERS
Another engine of torture consists of q
pair of handouts and rope, The prison
er is taken to the warehouse and obliged i0
ascend a platform where ropes are twisted
AN, that "a hon Tho nffarl
the platform he IS whirled in the air st III,
rate of 100 revolutions a minute. The
man is lett until non-circulation causes it,
sensioil'ty.
There are nearly sixty eases Of fever in
the hospita! ut present caused by eating
putrii meat. A committee of investig ltion
will be appointed in few days and moit
startling developments are expected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-25

NEw YoRK, Aug. 23-The programme
arranged by Rear Admiral Braine, Capt.
j. N. Miller of the Brooklyn Navy Yard
aud GAIT. b. S. Osborn of the Naval Vet
arFn, association 10 successfully carry Gu
the elaborate Preparations undertaken l,y
federal government! for the transfer of the
IT nIars OF the late Capt. Ericsson from
the marble cerie'e'y in this city TO tn,
cruiser Baltimore for convey Vance to Swe1-
"a was most ~ i4iactOrily carried out. Tie
Old monitor Nantucket, freshly pain cl
and with her tu,rtis draped in black, bad
been towc fro II the navy yard in Brock
lsn and laced in the position of ho~or,
Immediately behind the fuIcrsl slip Balll-
more and the ID spstch, from which latter
ship Secretary Tracy witnessed the carry
ing ont of the ord, r. of the navy depart
ment in correction with the matter in hand
f6lloHlng thss So two vessels in order of pr
s,tion were the other chips of the rev
squadron of evout on, or White ,quadron.
On their # were anchored the Pensacola
DDlIh n, Yantc, Alarm, KesIsirga ard
Enterprise.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-25

Horace J Tlbser.. Reckpors. eh Joe
Hose.
Ell Leavits, Dresser. 9 Daily News.
FE Crocksf. Auburn. b % Miss Tvom-
bly,
CP Drske. Lewiston. b Baysrd Wilkes
JH May, Bessen. Spot Little Wiley
John Trau,, Medford, Mass, b 3 Hy
Wilkes.
John Trout. Medford. Mass, SPIT m
Psyche
NJ P Longley, Lynn. Mass, IN Country
Girl.
Geo Newell, Boston. biz IN Hazel Kirk.
Nc. Is s2oo. Ec, 80 class.
W b Belyea, Woodstock. B. b N Sill
yer Bell.
Cha, T Spear, Roekiand. Ct Robert S.
L b Iceland. Sietson, CHI M Midget.
C G Andrews. Bangor. b m Mischief.
Chss Nllliksn, Augusta, b Jim Matt.
Nye, West Brooksville, Z TOURIST.
FE Nye, West Brooksvile, b 8 slippery
Sam.
T % Tracy. Ellsworth. CHI Beecher.
wm c Marshall. Belfast, sal bro
wilkesmoat.
CRBill, Bilitown, n S. b Allie Clay.
Ge;chel & Es-es, Ncr.h Troy. nah
Christie Psteten,
NJ Il Smith, Belfsst. b IS Young Gideon.
e. II. Nelson. Waterville, b m Medora.
C II Nelson. Ws,esville, b Artist.
Geo A Alden, Wster,iiie, b Silver King.
Geo 4 Alden, Waterville, b Banqao.
Geo \ Alden, Watervile, gr M Susie
Boone.
Geo o Bailey. Belfast, oh IN Inez Z.
No. IA $1,000 Free for ali Trot lag
Horses, open TO the World.
ii NJ Bear, Camden, b Romulus.
J Ii Grout, Boston, gr III Lulu II
+ II Wood,iie, Brunswick, b Free
Trade.
Elmbrook Syndicate, Belfast, Elm.
brook.
Geo A Alden Watervilie, br n Miss Lsdo.
| John Mccoy, St. John, n. Is eh Stan
ley.
No. Is. $3.50, 2.35 class.
| Henry Wor'hley, Woodstock, n. B., bk
Phil Logan.
W B Belyea, Woodstock. n. B b IN
| Silver Bell.
| c G Andrews, Bangor, bro Naumkesg
| Chas Mihken, Augusta. b e Jim Matt.
| Geo Caryill, ST. John, N. b gr Spec
ulation.
S William, Wateryiie, Blk Frank S.
| + + Croker, Auburn, bro m Lucky.
! + II Neslley, Monroe, III Hippons.
| Up fash, Fairfield, TX Won Helmont.
VIM C Marshall. Belfast. b $ Haroldson.
Merryman, Brunswick oh Charley
Ray.
! & ii Nelson, Waterviile, b N MedoIa,
| Geo A Alden. Waterville, b Silver
| King.
| Geo A Alden, Waterville, b Banquo. .
| Stallion Nelson will trot fast exhibition
| hsat Governors Day, We 'nesdiy, Sept. 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-25
Deceivipg OF Deceived Which
Somerset Reporter


ne Msch'sS mon OF iast week con
tnnfA tne io'io"ing s'stem' mt;
10 'he House al washington 'he ofistna,
pa'K ase o'il was adopted ny vote OF y"
yeas 10 ~ nays. Inc yeas comprise -
democrats ana ~ rel ublicsns- Inc nav
eoiomi- was compilsea Oh 10 u ihoc'aI7 r ="
- fepnoilca's. mus the democrats gtve
party insJo'lty OF ~ tor the oil' ~h'ie
the republicans cast party magnify OF as
IN opposition. New England gave but )
woes iof il 10 10 against IL. ire 'ntlr'
Maine dciegSt on appear TO have doIsed.
Moreover the Hon, VA iam T. fhonf-
SOD democratic cand date for governor
~th gooa degree OF ora'or'csl dlsni"3 :
"a SUBSTANTIALLY me same thi' IN eohirn
iiai' RI uAy last II We aic rot mis'ASch
le ino'en 'h'sr PRECISE ngures, reading
thcn from 'he haehlts mon
No" "hat are lhe facts OF the case.
Inc of'g'la racsase hi, passed me
House Avg D. ny a vo'eo OF liz yeas To W
paYs; 40 fo' Votlhg' Vniy uemotrA :
voted yea VIZ iPoi Va fthesn OF
III hetoer' OF aia.' ara Lewis OF MISE
'h,y u repuoHcans Young nay VIZ aaan7
OF H. payne OF ia-' n.ckA,I1 OF ~ .
bu.,on ~ 'hio' 'a'"eIi i WIS rta',k
OF NO h'hsey or 30 Lehi1aek nj j.
hc' ord OF We Hc' orrnack o. "a,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-25
Absolutely the Best.
The Poultry Business.

We do not remember to have seen IN.
chief principles of the poultry bmiuc.s
stated SO we'll as they are in the elosin,
summary of the American Poultry Gool
wheh in few brief sentences eompn.
hends the whole business of susccssml
poultry keeping ftcm beginning to end
They are given below and are worthy Of
careful stadv;
|. Construct your house good and
warm, SO US to avoid damp floors and
afford a food OF sunshine. Sunshine l.
better than medicine.
>. Provide u busting and scratchiuy
place where YOU can bury wheat AMI
corn, and thus induce the fowls 10 take
the ucedful exercise
!. Provide yourself with some
good healthy chickens, never to be
three or four years old, giving ouc cock
to every twelve hens.
t, Give plenty of fresh air at all
times, especially in summer.
>. Give plenty of fresh water daily.
and never allow the fowls Ia 90 thirsty
&. Feed them systematically two or
.,'i'' ''',''S "''' '"'''''l ,"e h"u 50
exercise. DO not feed more than they
will eat up clean, or they will get tired
VI '''', N'"" VI i''U'
and cooked feed. \ mixture of cooked
, NM .uu N'N'''o',S l. a" eN'e''%
'"'"S 10, Tue. ''o' ,','% ,h'"'
.. ~ ~ We" ~ '''c "''' mug anu
.' "'' T,"''' ''' +" Nv ~ =, ",'0
wheat a''u T'a'Nc" corn l'''o" III 'he
1''al'iiins l'AV'N l" give 'i'th exercise
"u,'''S ,nr '' ~, ,,.t.... -, -,
N"N' ." t'IluS7 h''l' tue mouse
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Value OF a Great Sire.

Done can estimate the rcsl value of any
one of the most successful stations, not
only to his owner but TO the particular see
ion in which he may have been kept but
in fact to the VIII, lo State More than this
the value of great progsuitor becomes
national and one may almost say world
wide, for as in the case of the great Hsm-
hletoniau, it is not alone our own country
that has been Ten tited by his blood In
speaking of this fact Walaee's Monthly
for Augus.says I'm ISIS I homas S. Lang
brought a three-year-old colt to a spar 81.
settle section in the interior of Maine
This colt he named Gen Knox, and during
the following fourteen years, with prseti-
caliy 70 assistance excepting from mares
Of unknown breeding, he filed that State
with descendants tat could show more or
less speed. Among those who really know
little or pothug about this remarkable sire
there is quite a general impression that he
never WAS Of any great value. But for
horse of his day and opportunities to sire
So with records below 2t0. three viii
records below wv tfentF sons tnat
tre sires OF =-"o tfot'ets' ann Twelve
daughters mat nave prodncei last
trotters. among them the double-team
trotter Aubine' there must nave been great
merit ana he was OF measurable value to
tie Pine Tree State
what IL true OF ten Knox in this state,
IL also true of The Morgans IN Vermont,
particularly of Black Hawk, Ethan Allen
and Daniel Lambert Who would attempt
to calculate the value OF Mamorino Chief
and George Wilkes TO Kentucky What
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-25

Since bells have lNAn used r. call con
gregatans - worship o tower or tc1
2a6lc has formed "a important part in
iGost churches Sane.ilues this tower
Is quite separate from the rst ~ the
church This is often SO in italy. aad
AFRO in the case Of some EagEsh churches.
In hiily countries the church wa8 often
placed IN q sheltered valley. and the
belfry peE'rhed on the top q some height
near Of hand. This was tie case If 81.
Ncve. in Cornwall, and at some places
in 'scotlsJld- Instead Of buiiding bel
fry it vas not unusual In Scotland to
hang The heli upon some convenient tree.
Two hundred years ago this rude con
trivance might often hay" been seci
there.-Exchanse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-25

The ircmen's mus cr is TO take place
Wednesday August 9th anl great time is
exp. cl. Companies have entered from
the following places Steamers from Port
land, Bath. Gardiner, Augusta, Halowell,
Waterville and Fairfield; hose companies
from Richmond. Gardiner, Augusta, Bath
and Portland. The street parade will take
place at 8 so O'Clock A. NJ, and at p NJ.
the trial of steam engines and hose com
panies will tske place. The prizes offered
amount to 1915. In the evening there will
be band concerts and lemonade. Visitors
want to come prepared to spen1 the day.
Half fare on the railroad.
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Prot' } b. Foster OF CODY UNIVERSE
has been secretary OF the MAINE nsptA'
Missionary convention Tor twetty-se'en
consecutive years ana Ms sfnnai reports
IN that long time nave oeeh NO ie's Oh GIG AT
ness anu accuracy. nc mas Heeio'h'4 'he
duties OF th's responhoie posi- ION not only
the othet nan" al cous'oe9ane Pfl'a'f
outlay the only eoniihon OF MS service
imposed eY h'mseit upon TIE conFenuoh'
beng that he be accorded the privilege OF
making his repcrs IN suen manner taas II
wouii Be- clear TO any person 'eioi1s them
lust where every doiisr went ths' passed
through nus hsnus- PROFESSOR roster
heart hiss been IN the WORK and 1t is PROB
ably not too much to say that no pers IN
connected with the convention Is so thor
oughly informed upon all matters relating
to lis history and operations The church
Is certainly very fortunate IN havlrg 80
faithful, efficient AID dislnterestef cusfo-
dan OF its missionary funds since
tie sieo'ooo oequea OF ex-governor
Coburu teeame available tue amount
OF the invested fancs OF the
convention. as well as those collected az
nusiiy from various sources arn the s1-
pentitures shown on the other sihe CT me
account, nave been represented ny large
tor ztF ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-25
Last Bulletin OF the N. Y. Central
Stfikers.

ALBANY, Aug, 23.-The last bulletin of
the day issued from the s:Iisers headquar
trs reads as follows: This is the lith
day of the strike ard SO far as the Central
freight trsilic is concerned, the situation is
practically unchanged. Our position is
materially the best of the two, MS betweeu
the company and ourselves, for the reasoa
that cur memb RS to man are solid snd
full of hope aud certain of ultimate vic
torv"
/, I'VE realize the fact that the company
depends for success upon break in ont
ranks, which so far have been firm as Il
rock. They know as we'll rs we tina. il Is
utterly impossible II run railroad such a.
the Genital Hudson without experience
men, and that it is simply out of the quc,-
tion to fill the places of thousands of first
class employees such AS are now on s,rke
80 it is evident tnat all we have TO 30
to win is TO stan firm. tThe company a-r
Offering every inducement to our best men
to return 10 work, expecting thereby 10
create a stampede in our ranks
1t is stated that Master Mechanic Bu-
chanan had notified the strikers living III
houses belon sirg to the company that they
must lay their mt or saVatc AT one.
The me ssenget said he and his brother, ~ 10
was also a striker. hired one of the con
pany's houses and lived in il With thew
mother. lie bad worked for the company
for yesrs, he said and always paid the rent
as soon as he got his monthly wsges from
the company, but bis pay was not sufficient
to leave much surplus each month. aud
what there was for June was all gouc be-
fore the str Ike occurred. Now with The
company owing him tor month and eight
days work, he says it threatens TO turn
him out of doors because he Clnnot pay it
81 for rtnt of the house.
There are ten IF these houses, all smal'
ard cherries and III y rent for 81 month
each 20 worsmt n in the wards whose pay
will not justify their securing better homes
! lie : risers say the men here who did not
strike have not received their July pay
either. the Company making the strike al
excuse for not sending out the pay c,r,
There is bitter comp LIANT over this amo 2
the strikers and the people with whom they
trade Much, however, is hoped from the
appel for money made by Mr.. Powdefy.
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The Beet sslye IL the world for Cuts,
BfU scs Sores. uleers, Salt lihcnn, fs'sf
SORES, letter Chapel IlauAs, thlb'sin,'
torns aHd all Skin kruPtions, and po'y
lively cures ilc-. or no pas TequH"i.
u guaranteed 10 give perfect ssii'ia''i'p,
or money refunded. Price y cents "
box. FOR sale BY foFdiici "ebsIsf 70, ="
au.a;cOl&sV
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rev gravel wax has been built on the
East side Of Nexhal! Street, from Bridge
TO Elm ST., and over 200 loads of gravel
have been pat upon Elm Street, betwes n
New hall and High. Ihsre have been some
substantial Improvements en- the roads IN
this village the present season. and the
work is no. ali finished yet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-25

Mr. Green V. Bussel who has for sew
etai years been connected with the store Of
James Fl Leigh & Co, in this city, has az
cep,eI fine position with large clothing
house in Fall River, Mass. While sorry to
have our city lose its young mea VI cor
graduate him upon his success
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-25

II you will send US your address, we viii
mail sou our illustrated pamphlet e1pls o.
ing all about DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belt and Appliances, And ther
charming effects upon the servous debiii-
tsted syst N, and how saey viii quics
restore you &c vlgnr and manhood. Pam
phlet free. IL you are thus afflicted 80
~ send you Bel. and Appliances OF a
al
vots'e Rel, Co., Marshall, Aicr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-25

From letter written IS Mr. hda u.
llnrd Of Gro o.. :. D.. W. quote w"
taken VT, a 5apl cpll gln.h.c tied ~ ms
Lungs, O. ugh set ~ aBd finally tcrminahl
in consumption. -Four doctors gt'e mr ~
"a, ing could live but 4 stort tine.
gave myself up to my 5At oar, dctcrm'n1'
if touli Rot lt1y viii ny irlrph' Va
cath | would meet ms abss at ones above.
Ny husband wa a.isisci 10 Ct Dr kifsi
Ncw ni-cov. ~ for consumption, Couss,
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-25

Mr. Carl Reynolds, Colby 81, who has
spent the most of his vacation thus far IN
WaterYille, has now gone to his home in
Livermore Falls. where h. will remain un-
Ill the term opens at the University, which
sill be September 2ith. Mr. Reynolds
represents several papers here, and is a 1--we
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-25

Messr,. Ztmri TezIer, jams Holt, 81 ]
j. Z. Allen have been appointed by the
seirctmen a. building committee on the
nes school house to be erected Al e
Ceatre. The plans and specifications a-e
ready and bids are now awaited.