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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-19

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nittss On TAXATION reported . bill to csssss
. board Of State assessors. The bill does
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elected BY The Legislature one every two
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ere 10 have 5000 year for clerk hire.
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York provided that the committee on
library inquire into sdvissbiiity of giving
The state librarian sn- assistant, m the libra
fisa sslssiss and dsnne bic duties in
ssission to the public documsnts, and
inquire - 10 the sdvissbility Of providing
Q card catalogue.
Nofes.
Hall c. Burleigh Esq. 10 at bis home in
vassslboro quite III from severe cold he
contracted while here.
Judge 5ymonds Of Portland arrived In
the city last evening and will appear before
shs judiciary committee today for the Iron
Hall petitioners Who desire that the
alleged adveTse legislation Of two years
ago be removed.
After hearing the charges made ssainst
Judge Hamilton Of the Biddsford NUM-
cipai Court, the York county delegation
voted unanimously to requsst the Governor
to write Hamilton, suggesting fhst be re-
sign bis Office. II 10 understood that such
letter has been written. HAmilton's term
does nos expire for about . year, and he
can only be removed by the Legislature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-19
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-19

Funsttcnsl heart disesse-shat IL from tsiiur,
of nerve power Of the heart-is cussble II you al
Dr.. Greene's Nefvura. Indeed, this vonderf.
remedy for heart. brsis and nerves should be used
IN al eases. Used when the frs, symptoms chew
fhemseiYes. Il will prevent ali Danger Of h< All
failure. y Is purely vegetable snd harmless, and
it, use eners the only sars hope OF eurtns
these ter ribis diseases snd averting the
natal result. 1t 10. we unhesitAtinsly affirm, q
remedy Of so great merit and marvellous virtues
that no sufferer should neglect to use 1t, II safe
and sure care IL desired. 1t IL for sale by all
druggists al sl.oo per bottle.
NO OTHER RgMGDv IN THE
WORLD EVER HAD SUCH
A TESTIMONIAL.
For the benefit Of those who may be suffering
and fail to End relic. desire to state my case.
For over year suffered from MART DIS.
EASE. . constant pain. with severe At
taeks OF palpitaston, until anticipated d
sudden dsafh at any time. l became weak and
dshtiitstsd, with 4 loss Of enc rgy, despOn-
dsney, etc. Hearing DR.. Greene lecture. he SO
faithfully described my condition that deter.
mined to try DR.. Greenes Nervura. Ny la-
provemsnt has been continuous and
rapid. have taken Ave bottles, and the pain
and paIpitation are gone. / sleep we'll
have an excellent appetite and feel well.
s. A. DYSART,
Nortondsle. York Co.. N. b
Dr. Greene, Of - Temple Place, Ros-
ton, Mass. its discoverer. Is the famous spec.
iaist in the cure of nervous and chronic diseases
The doctor has devoted special attention to the
treatment Of all forms of chronic diseases through
letter correspondence. and will give by mali his
opinion and advice in any case free Of charge
The perfection Of this system renders complete
care almost assured. rs his success In treatment
by correspondence Is wonderful and unequalled.
n = n.y. Send for symptom blank to i'll
N, ID, lR~5 out. or ,crite Dr. Greene abosl
your case, and carefz9g considered letter, fuiit
explaining your diseass and giriHg you a perfect
understanding Of all its symptoms soia be returned
free of charqe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-19
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MAIZE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
lrrGssoGenl Of Trains In gseA Oxs
i2Sh, 1899,

goa farther zo'iss ra,as lssvs Ausgsls /.
1Aowai
GOING yvEsN--s 20 A, NJ. for LowiEtd1,
&prklsnd, Portland, eoetoH and McutTenl; .
A. N. sor HallJHeh tiarstae. and South ~ n.
DER. io.to n. NJ. Tor Lewiston, Farnira "a.
Rofklsr3, Portland and aostoni 200 y NJ.
ior Ba;iowstl, GaraipeT and south en- iinsr;
Portland, and Boston. 7.t5. (expzessj Port.
ann ard Boston sos y. .'fDF unii0Wei,, Gard
Ger aud South Gardiner, ii.Oe =. NJ. {night I,sii
ran fef Lewiston. usth, Portland srd Boston
GOING y.AsE--s.tp a. ~. snisAt ezpressl foi
3soEiegat. Belfast, Bangor, bay iIareor, ",
VI. Tor Sa.srgille, skoWlesan, Hewpott. Bangos
And NersehorO, Ig.H p. Is. tor watersiiie.
itN y. M, tar MeteTsiie, Esowhegstt, Bel.
fast, beS.sr, Dover 4 s1x1roh, Bangor,
81. Stephen, 81. iona and Aroesicds coaniY, aad
It ?.e1 r. H. saturdays onbi Tor EnterGills
spndsy paper train for WA'srYit'e aad naDgcs 8.
s.i9 A. "a.
Ihe Night Pslislaa Trains fen each way oyers
aiisht, sundays inclGdsi, bar not 10 h&5whaRaF
9r Belfast or Monday morninFa, or 10 Dexter,
" beyond Bangor. on Sunday noTnings.
Tho DAP express trains ea'ng East ~ 3.ssP. m.
md v ess At l1.iG A. m., ran dsiiy, sundaya ~
,iuded between Boston, Lewiston, Bath Rock
and, Bangor and ~. John.
ACCOMMODATES TRAIN toe Augusta
oaycs 6outs. Gardiner. s.95A. 81. leo AMI +ss
I. az; fistdiner. 6.Ss \. NJ i.to aod 80 r. ..
BAL oweli, 90 a. NJ. t.ls aad SIS r. ri
through tickets 10 Gs-iiornia and All points
3ontb and West nasy be sd of f. q Walker,
.ioeet agent, Augusta, the oaiY of,ag ceiling via
I'll routes @n6 Cheering al baggage trpe Of tx
aease..
PAYSoH TUCKER, Vice Free. E GonT Manager,
n. +. Roo1gHY. GenI Pass. sna Ticket sg's.
Portland, Got. etn. 1919.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-19
Marriien.


In this city by Rev. James &. williamson, ct thu
residence Of the brides sister on Middle street
Mr.. Aivah Elder of Princeton. Kansas. TO Hrs
Ida N. Gaie.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-11
TWO PtUCKY. GIRLS.
THEY SETTLE IN THE FAR WEST TO
SHIFT FOR THEMSELVES.
Though the Daughters Of a Well-to-Do-
Pennsylvania, They Prefer a Life of
Independence and work-They Win a
Fortune in Colorado.
spxc1AI rELEeRAI TO THE prspArcH. /,

hAN
BEAVER FALLS, Jan. 10.-Mlss Angie
Graham, who, in company with younger
sister, Miss Nellie, left Beaver county some
five years ago for the Far West, is now at
her old home in Economy township on a
visit.
Five years ago next spring she and her
sister determined to try their fortunes in the
West Their father was well-to-do farmer,
but it was simply desire to be independent
lhat the ladies took the step. and their sue
cess shows what will and pluck can do.
Taking with them q few clothes, some
books, and small sum of money over and
above their actual expenses. they started.
Arriving at Julesburg. Col, they each pre-
empted quarter section of land and settled
down. Six months in the year they farmed,
doing much Of the work of plowing, sowing,
and reaping themselves. The remaining
six months they taught school. They now
have a clear title to their land, which has
steadily increased in value. The Govern
ment is surveying the tract in which their
farms are located, for the purpose of irriga-
ton, which, when accomplished, will make
this land among the most valuable in the
country.
Miss Angie has long had desire to vi sit
Palestine and the Holy Land, and will do
so before returning to the West.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-11
Two Giants

On the one hand-Scrofula, the ancient dis
ease, known the world over, gnawing at the
vitals of every nation, existing in the blood of
nearly every family-descended to US from our
fathers or acquired by our wrong habits and mi
dulgences-powerfal. obstinate. almost i'm
pregnable.
On the other hand-Hood's Sarsaparilla, the
modern medicine, the great enemy of impure
blood, accomplishing the most wonderful cures
of scrofula, salt rheum, etc.-the conqueror of
disease, economical, reliable. sure.
II you suffer at all from the Giant of Disease.
conquer him by the aid ofsthe Giant of Health.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-11
Carnegie Brings Tschaikowsky.

Sarneg1e DrlnSS lscndlkOWshy'
The following from the editorial columns
Of the current Musical Courier, of New
York, seems most amply to confirm the
news of Tschaikowsky's contemplated visit,
as exclusively printed in this department
last Sunday:
The promised visit of the eminent Russian
composer, Peter Tschaikowsky. announced by
cable, is due to an arrangement made through
the instrumentality of MIR. Andrew Carnegie,
of Pittsburg, New York and Scotland, who Is
anxious to have the services of this great CON-
poser conductor for the coming Pittsburg May
Music Festival.
Tschaikowsky will conduct some of his own
compositions at one or two concerts of the New
York symphony and OratorIo societies, and
will also probably conduct few concerts in
Buffalo and other cities.
At the Pittsburg festival Rafael Joseffy will
play the Tschaikowsky B fat minor concerto
The business managers for Mr.. Tschaikowsky
will be Messrs. Walter Damrosch and Morris
Reno. In connection with business for the
Pittsburg festival. Mr.. Carl Retter, of that
city, gifted musician as we all know. is on a
visit in Gotham. Reichmann, Fischer and
Miss De We're are among the soloists so far
definitely engaged, and Anton Seidl will
conduct
The Facts in the Case.
But perfect candor compels the assertion
the matter, SO fer as Pittsburg's festival is
concerned. and also compels the correction
of the announcements of both papers, in SC
far as they give the idea that a contract fol
Tschaikowsky's services has actually been
concluded bv Mr.. Retter.
The exact state of the matter is that such
a contract was presented to Mr. Retter by
Tschaikowsky's manager all ready for the
rse of,,ro h,t h. l..
ter too important and the expense too great
for him to decide without time to reflect and
to consult with friends at home. So he left
New York undecided on this point, and the
point is still undecided. This indecsior
has been prolonged by an opportunity since
opened for obtaining an-ther attraction o.
an artistic value for our festival at leas
equal to that of the great Russian composer
and conductor. So the Pittsburg public
will certainly be just as well of next May
whichever way the decision turns.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-11
MARRIED.

ROBERTS-PENNOCK- On Thursday Janu-
ary y. 1891. at ST. Andrews Church, by the hev.
J. c. White d. D., assisted by the Rev. Reese
Alsop, ID. D., E. P. ROBERTS, Jr. ana haiss
ELIZABETH GIANT PENNoCK.
ROBERTS-ItEAD-On Wednesday, Janu
ary 2, 1891, at the residence Of the BRIDES
parents, Dixon, Ills. by the Rev. Il. G. Granger,
D. HEATH ROBERTS and ALICE HALL READ.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-11

OPINIONS OF DIsTINGUIsED PHYSICIANS.
DR.. Sidney Fox, of Brooklyn, N. Y, after an
experience of four years with the cabinet, dur.
ing which time he treated in it two hundred
patients for lung trouble, says:
"I am familiar with other modes of treat
ment, having been an inferno Of two Of New
York's large hospitals; have seen about all the
medicines of the pharmacopoea that are used
in lung troubles prescribed; and am also IA
miliar with the injection OF cavities with tne
tincture of iodine and other drugs, and in pri-
vate practice with Borjeau's apparatus, In
halers, the oxygen treatment and other
methods; but have discarded all and clung to
the cabinet, regarding 1t as the only instrument
ever devised that meets all the requirements
for which 1t was intended"
Dr. J. T. Whitaker, of Cincinnati, says: II
regard it as of inesrimable value, and would
rather part with any instrument in my office
than with my Pneumatic Cabinet"
DR.. Bowditch, Boston, Mass: II believe it to
be step forward in the treatment of one of
the most formidable diseases with which we
Prof. A. l. Loomis, New York: "Instead of
sending patients to high attitudes IL may be
possible to accomplish, by properly arranged
apparatus, what can be obtained by change OF
climate"
N. B.-References by permission of patients
furnished upon application at my ofhce, OF
prominent PIttsburg citizens treated by me dur
ing the past four years. all testifying to the
benefits derived from pneumatic cabinet treat
ment Fees for cabinet inhalations greatly re-
duced, I'll each or % per week IoS ually trear
ment; medicine furnished, s5 per month.
CATARRH TREATMENT S. A MONTH.
I continue to treat catarrh by the Besaler
spray method and the application and admins
tration of such medicine as each case indicates.
for IS a month Bear this fact in mind, catarrh
can only be thoroughly eradicated by combined
local and internal treatment. and those trying
any other course are simply wasting their time
and money and jeopardizing their health and
even lives For out-of town patients have de-
vised system Of home treatment. combining
both local and internal medication. Write tor
symptoms blank. DIR. BYERS. ONCE and In
halarium 421 Penn Az, Ptttsburg. jaS-ssu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-11

ANGosTURA BITTERs are the most effica
cious stimulant to excite the appetite.
TTSSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-11

Now that is the meat of Mr.. Wales idea,
as the writer conceiTes it, namely: To get
the church choirs in turn over at Carnegie
Hall on Sunday afternoons, and there re-
produce the musical part of a church serv-
lce-the musical part alone, omitting all
those parts on which sectarian differences
hang-the musical part alone, to which all
persons of whatever belief or persuasion can
listen without offense and, listening. be
elevated and refreshed in spirit, and 60
away saying, 1T was good to be there"
Thus understood the plan cannot be OBJ
Jectlonaole to any fair-minded person. Its
positive Influences for good must be ap-
parent to all, once the mists of preiudice are
swept away. 1t will be true evangelism,
reaching out an inviting hand to those who
cannot be reached by formal church services.
1t will be musical evangelism, as we'll, to
the many beyond the reach of regular con-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-11
Bargains

In suitings, trouserings and overcoats, al
Pitcairn's, 434 Wood st. Tusu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-11
Marriage Licenses Granted Yesterday.

CARPETs-Read Edward Groetzinger's
advertisement.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-11

certs and other musical means OF grace.
Incidentally, but most desirably, twill do
deal of good in getting the church choirs
themselves out OF the ruts along which most
of them run Sunday after Sunday in those
screened organ-lofts or even in their habltual
chancels
Let some person or persons offer to pro.
vide for the small attendant expenses anu
the matter will at once be brought 10 issue;
Assuredly those in favor of such plan neea
have no fear to have that issue determined
in the quaint phrase that still fingers,
in cur courts-"by God aud their country
An Opinion From Or. Lyman Abbott.
Right in line with the above topic comes
this strong, good paragraph by the Rev. DIR.
Lyman Abbott, just clipped from the very
creditable first issue of the paper OF It's KIND
published in Reading, Pa, The MaSacaI
Neps:
Did you ever consider that music is tine one
art that is absolutely pureY Inc scuip'yn, tnat E y
shall suggest evil thoughts. The artisG ma
put upon the canvas that bacchananan orinhe
ing scene, and bring all the degredaton Il
human life before you and into your lmmagl-
nation. Even the architect, with the AID OF
subsidiary arts of decoration, may contrIve
rather to injure than to uplift manklno.. Dut
music never can be made py ltseil d means -
a voice OF degradation. You may mate IL 20
words that are degrading. ana SO orag ~
down. You may cluster about it degrading
associations, and so drag it down. But the
voice of music itself cannot be so perverted as
to be other than a voice pure and clean anu
sweet Music comes into OUT world as sunngnt
streams into a room. 1t may be full OF notes,
but the sunlight is still pure despite the NOTES;
We may out of our evil imaginationsi out OF
our base thoughts, I'LL the pure strains OIL music
that float in the air with notes. aye, win
grosser particles. but the music is still lnoe-
pendent of them. The voice of music Is the
voice of the three purest creatures Goo mas
made-birds, children and angels.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-17

RoBBgD.-A man giving his name ss Hen.
ry Gstthe, ftom Shepherds, Oh the opposite
side OF the river, reported to the police off,
GERS yesterday thst be had been robbed OF g
silver watch end IS ia nancy. He ssss be
csme here on Saturday night snd gent OF
IA excuraitn With 8 young MAC. On theis
return 80 the city the tao vent to saloon,
the locality CT which he could not give, and
alter being there short tine became oblivi.
Gus 10 aIl surroundings. He says he thinks
ne Was drusged and robbed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-17
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

Rev. Samuel Kramer died In Washington
on Saturday at the advanced age Of eighty
elk years.
The steam tugs Hanson 81. Keys and
Fannie NJ. Gilbert have been reported for
alleged violations of regulations governing
the carrying OF passengers.
Daniel Mason, well-known colored man,
died at his home in Petersburg" on Friday
after few days illness and was buried from
the Third Baptist Church. He was MEM
Der of the g. A. B.
Marriage licenses were Issued 10 WASH
ington on Saturday to Samuel Slmms and
Sarah Jane Slmms, both Of Fairfax county,
and to Samuel Casey and Ellen Diggs, both
OF Fauquler county.
1t Ia said by some that the canal business
In Georgetown will change It's location, to
be more convenient to Rock creek than are
the whsrves near the Aqueduot bridge,
which had for years before the closs Of the
canal the entire coal trade Of the port of
Georgetown.
The Washington Light Iofsntry and the
Oorooran Cadets embarked from Washing
ton yesterday morning at an early hour for
Ocean View, where they will 60 into camp
and remain until Wednesday OF next week.
The band OF the Third artillery accompanies
the command.
On Friday morning lsst barn on the
farm Of the Glymont Improvement and Ex-
oursion Company was destroyed by fire.
The farm is occupied by James Swami, COL
ored, and bis entire crop of wheat and 3
large lot of farming implements we're stored
In the barn and we're all consumed.
Application Wal made ct Fairfax O. Il. today
before Judge Chichester for writ Of hsbeas cor
pus for Edward Schiller, confined In Jail here for
larceny from the person.
David Lucas has sold to John Holland lot
on Alfred street, near First, fer $3.50.
Mr.. A. A. Tarfeld is adding another story to
his residence on Cameron street.