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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-14
MIR. yANDERBILT'S YACHT.
Now in the Hands of the Court, and the
Owner is Ready TO Give Bonds.

New YORK Oct. 10 Frederick W.
Vanderbilt is NJ nearer 10 regsining pos
session Of the British steam yacht Con
qreror, on which Uocle Sam lays claim to
a small fortune ia duties as "msnufscture
Of steel and irou," .han he WAS several
weeks ago.
Recently Mr.. Vanderbilt libeled the
vessel. so gs to get her out Ct the handle G
the custom house authorities and secure
her release upon bonds. Pending the de-
cision Of the court, the vessel was placed
in the custody of United States marshal.
A custC m house 1ffictr r. NAMED on board
uniil Thursdsy, when Samuel B. Clarke,
counsel for Mr. Vanderbilt, p occurred al
order from Jurga Blown, on the strength
Of which posse Of marshsls boarded tie
vessel in the Erie Basin ard summary
bounced" the representative of the ell
Iec:or
Deputy Collector Duncan F. Phelps,
who is in charge Of the Law department at
the custom house, said yesterday that no
comp Amt could be found with the action
of the court in ,skip g exclusive poss. ssion
Of the vessel. He presumed that Mr.. Van-
derb lt's next move would be TO endesvor
to secure 'he relies Sc of the vessel by giving
bonds, anu this the custom suIhorities were
Diet. rDined to 6sist Ths marshsfs papers
were made returnable on Tuesday Text,
when further ps may be taken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-14
BAYARD AND CLEVELAND.
The Ex.Secretary Working for the EX.
Presidents denomination.

WILMINGTON, Del, Oct ID Hon.
Thomas Bayard, ex-secretary CT sate
under the Cleveland administration, who is
apparently pursuing very dome site life,
has high polltcAl aspirations, snd hsrishes
the idea that his snnctpations viii be iulS
realized by the reel, ciion Of Grover Clevs-
land. A gentleman who is Intimately
acquainted with the e1sscretsry. both
politically ard 81 ciAlly, ssid TO the Pte's
Correspondent ls.I evening;
YES. Mr. Bsysrd has political ambl-
tons. As every one knows ne Is 81 en'hu-
sisstic Cleveland man ard, during the time
now intervening before tina Democratic
cJny eu,ion. will use all bis il tiuence for
Mr. v.land's renomins i'm. | am IN a
POSITION to know Mr.. Bsyard's movements
and can ssy frankly that he will insist op
nominating Mr. Cleveland at the next
Democratic National Convention. Should
he be prevented from doing this he will
not stop but will ask to be SLOWED to make
the speech secondirg the nomination.
"Iu case Cleveland is nominated ard
elected, the ex-secretary will ask for the
missicn to the Court of St. Jsmes. Time
and lime sgain have heard him say my
sole smbition is to represent this great
nstiop 1t The Court If ST.. James
"Mr. BsyaJd vi e.d the Delaware del
egstion to the National Convention. He is
very active, and is in high glee over the ex
Pre- sident's pros cts for denomination.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-14
New York stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

NEW IOhA. Oct 10
FLors-- asceipts i2sss pkss; exports. $500
opis. 2l47i sacks; steady, qaiet. - ---------
sales, le5Oo bush; low extras 265aa %; City
mis- 5 25ass IS; City mil. patents. . s5se5s6i
YIN sr s,ea, Low grades g. sat fair e
clear. o. 35et4 % sraights, - s,at5.zs, do. pa
ienls. a 75si5 50, rye mixture. o. 3Sa&4 SIS, sup
erilEF. u a0s4 90. fine 3 0oat3 IS.
'sI.s. 167 90 higher, Irregular. mod active;
closiog firm: No ieo. itSialo6 s'or ard eieva
tor, I.7.atsi. afoat, i07 saae. fob, No. red
1903, No. l n,ftn"'. " arrive, ,@l, No l.
1aTd 10 arrive l0si
RrE- dun. weak, western. 45laI.
BAkiKY- wesk, No. 2 A ilwaukee 70ia7l.
BAILEY MALI
C"sr- 'teca,ut. 1900. .spo>t,. 1851 sales,
JARS keoeipt. lo2ls; e, port. 2o2o7. sales. iss
ooo, higher fairly active No ., -. 10
shite. 20, No. T. Hiaa5i; do vnite, S5ia3s
DO white a5aI0. Whit. state. s5ato, No. Chi
iaso. 55.a35i
Corr 90 aio. steady, fsr demand
% s esst,fusa q t., G lsasS fairly &C
10 ;, ~ .; No. ~ us: No. 10. az 8.
No. II, 3 4; No. Il. 7-l6. Oh as ls- Ga ",
toners a $50. cut LOAF and crush. 81,
powd red, as sranoiated, = ! 2ai 4, tubes, -
LAssEs-fvretgn, nominal, New Orleans,
quiet, firm
r.rsoLsu~- quiet, eady; uni ed. s2s
1rHPESTf-
foks--dutl, wear,
hbbY-- g,irl.
:.,sr- fepre sed, duil. ssrh steam, VS..
ijt' 8 ina 81, refined, dull, col tiDsnt, o. %
ago. t7so
BUTTER a.tist, hrmer.
CnSssk quiet, fancy firm.
demand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-14
THE OLD IN TROUBLE


New YORK, Oct. l3.-HeDry Sanford,
Bridgeport, Conn, Ills afternoon, WAS
appointed president of the Adams Express
Company Frederick Lovej, " Of this city
vas appointed vice president.
The morning papers say that john Hoey,
Who for he last forty years has been idenli-
fi,d with the Adams Express Company and
who for over three years has been it. pres
i 'ent, vas yesterday discharged from that
flee by the unanimous vote of the
dire csors on eh'rgs Of msifesssnce. Clapp
Spooner. vice president of the company, a
Bridgeport MI ionsire, who occupied the
pre- sidents chair when the vote was csst to
discharge Mr.. Hoey and WIN voted for that
discharge, handed in his re,ignstion, and it
was accepted FOR the came reason for which
Mr.. Hoey wss disohsrged.
The Adams Express officers who were
opposed. charged with having employed
the funds and irfaepce Of the company
for private gain, and having By meas Of
q1s stionslle deslipgs with rivals Of
Ai,ms Express Company pocketed
fuadreds Of thousands tf dollars
drawn out Of the treasury Of the com2suy
of which they are the chief executive
officers The directors Of the company
claim tbs. the conpsny's sol,ency is in no
way impaired, despife its heavy losses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-14

The Therapeutic Gazette describes the
following method of treatment of burns,
employed by DR. Bardeleben in Berlin
hospital: The burned surface is first care
fully washed with or 8 per cent. solu-
ton OF carholic acid or a per mile
solution of salicylic acid The blisters
are then opened and the entire surface
covered with subnitrate of bismuth finely
powdered, and over this a layer of cotton
wool This dressing is to be renewed as
soon AS it becomes at all moistened by dis
charges from the wound. If the burn is
very extensive, an ointment of bismuth is
substituted for the dry powder.
Dr. Bardeeben asserts that with this
dressing cicatrzation is much more rapid
and suffering much more quickly relieved
than is the ease with any other form of
treatment. lie states that, in spite of the
large quantity of bismuth which he has
employed, he has never seen anysymptoms
of poisoning follow its use.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-14

To the question whether boots can be
made that will give extra height to short
people an English shoemaker answers EN-
phatically, yes. He claims by an ingenious
device to have produced the amazing result
that any person may be raised from half
an inch to six inches above his natural
height, may walk, stand and even dance
like other people, and the true facts Of the
case may be ignored, il he SO please, by his
most intimate friends. The change is eff
fected by nm addition within the boot or
shoe instead at outside it, Apiece of cork,
followed TO receive the font, is placed in
side the heel. and is finally graduated OFT
at the middle of the foot, thus preventing
the body from being thrown abruptly for
ward. rs some people might imagine would
be the case The foot, indeed, does not ey-
tend in reality to the toe of the shoe, and
it is therefore possible for those who wish
to be in the latest fashion to have mar
row pointed toe without feeling any incon-
yenicnce thcrefrom
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AlIfKl1h
G00Dz&
FOOD AND CHARACTER


r.. o,,x.r Wendell Holmes en- the Inda-
.uce of the Diet ON Body and Mind.
Most assuredly do believe that body
and mind are influenced by the kind OF
food habituslly depended upon am per,
susded that too exclusively porcine diet
gives a bristly character to the beard and
hair, which is borrowed from the animal
whose tissues these stiff bearded com
patriots of ours have too largely assim-
Hated. can never stray among the VII
lage people of our windy capes without
now and then coming upon human oeing
who looks as IL he had been split, sailed
and dried like the fish which has built up
his arid organism. II the body is modified
BY the food which nourishes it the mind
and character very certainly will be modi-
fed by it also. We know enough OF their
close connection to be sure of that without
statistical observations to prove It
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-14
BY TELEGRAPH.


R,cHnoxp, Ocs. i3.-Wofkmen are re-
ta,ius the s;ds walk 90 Gardner street
from P.s.,xns street to the railfoad-
The youus msn Who sccidentiy sho: him
.elf an the Island Friday 10 reported BY the
attending ply sician to be in way OF reco'-
efy.
sPsriek Cooley shows soma sweet po:s-
toe. large enough for table use grown oy
rim in the stuart family garden. He
think, ,hsy might be cultivated with Sue
cess even in our climate.
d. A. Caldwell Of Lynn. is in town To
a. az hns;nass counsc.sd with ihs shoe
firm Of Caldwell 4 Libby.
Funeral services OF the isse Cap,- .. w.
Stuart were held Of the family feslasnce oa
Main street. this afternoon h!cnmosu
ledge Of Masons and deputahon rom Inc
lodge of Knights Tempisr st Gardner, OF
bosa Of shieh the deceased Was MEMBER.
s,tsnded. A large number OF pfoMinsn'
citizens we're preset 10 pay tnelt iAs' le
specss {, the memory OF Capt Ssua.s VAC
was nne II our oide.t and mos' suostAnasi
residents
Member, Of the I-depeadent and Voiut-
teer b ,se teams have arranged tof ine
l,ryzn ssth.rios Of firsnel Tus.dsy, oef.
20. that has ever Been here. lnvlsAtioAs
have been issusd to 81 fire organic MONS.
Several of them nave slresdy sisoired mel,
tn,ention Ct teing present. Pfizes v'iaed
a, $500 viii Re distributed among the sue
eessful CON esins companies Al IL ID D.
NJ, trial Of steam and hsnd nre engines
viii take place on Trout street. Hose race
will begin on Pleasant street near depot 81
the SANG h our. Fifteen minutes wi De
allowed for ssch mschine to get reacy ana
make play. eseh TO use 200 fee. OF hose
Steamer, q. i'll be limited to $50 lbs. CT steam
.hen pl,iog. Hose teams are 10 iua from
bydrsn; 40e feet to carriage, return ~ih
carriage to hgdrsnT, lay Atty feet OF hose
connect pi1e and get water. Foliosing II
the iist Of prizes Offered:
Steamer, best play, Frerch clock. Hand
tuss, tirsr clsss, lst prize. silver trumpet /;
I'd pfiz., silver goblet. Sscond-t hand
tubs, Is. pr r., SILVER goblet; I'd prlze SILVER
goblet Hose teams, let priz.. French
eloek; 81 pr re, oil painting. The day
festivities will conclude With a gratd ball
at the ooera hsuse in the evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-14

To prepare green corn fritters, after re-
moving the silk from dozen ears of nice
green corn, CRATE them and scrape the
cobs, being careful to obtain the milk and
corn, without the husk. Add the yolks OF
three well beaten eggs, two tablespoonfuls
of good butter, one cupful of sweet milk,
two cupfuls of sifted -four, with little
salt Stir in the stiff white of three eggs
and bake on well heated griddle that is
covered with boiling lard. Put upon the
griddle in spoonfuls and turn carefully AS
soon as brown. Butter and serve while hot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-14

Stree ] II. Cogan & Co. Fixed over their
back store the npsct Of the msio store has
been greatly changed. Tie little room
which was formerly used IS an { III ;. 70 m
Is now = sample room for hari wood
mantels snd fire PLACES aid for
all forms Of tiles aud sileiny Il.
pfesents sir gala, appearance with three
handsome fire places in position and With 8
many eolored tile floor. Ia the store room
at he end of the corridor connecting the
two rooms 10 the new office. Il is p r;isionei
Of from the rest Of The room and is quite
large being about Is feet square. II hiss .
south and east exposure aai 10 therefore
veil lighted. Il 10 also we'll furnished.
sheathed and painted ard max enc Of the
best and prettiest ffiees 10 a1y store CT t =
street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-14
A LOUPCERyIER SEEN
On the Togus Road - A Chance for
Augusta Nimrods.

Res dents on the Togus road report that
strange animal about three and half
feet long, black back, grsyish bress. and
belly, short legs and cat-like tread is rais-
ing terror out there. He has been seen
many times past few weeks on the
fats below Fred Thorne's house. An old
woodsmsn has identified here as loupcer-
vier, the most dreaded animal Of the Msine
woods. Itis very unusual for them TO be
found 10 this part Of the country. They
are the largest members of the ly DIX family.
This specimen is quite fl arce, having chased
Messrs. William Gushing. Allie Morrissey
and Others. Several have tried TO shoot
them bu. none have succeeded as yet This
presents fine opening for one Of our loca!
hunters who wishes to distinguish himself,
TO win the gratitude of people living in that
section and to secure rare and gu tie
valuable specimen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-14

Peel some apples tsix moderate sized
onesl and cut them up in small thin slices.
Make tablespoonful of butter hot in a
stewpan; put in the apples and leave them
covered to steam until clear and tender.
Then stir into them batter made in the
following proportions: One pint Of flour,
the yolks and whites of four eggs, half tea
spoonful of salt, a teacup of sugar. Cover
the pan and let it stay over the fire until IA
nice brown crust has formed at the bot
tom As soon as this is the case break it
up with two pronged iron fork and let it
set and brown again; then break it up
smaller by tearing it lightly apart and
serve it without delay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-14

In answer to the questions; How can
construct q sewer to carry away the waste
water from a kitchen? What size of tile
should be used, and how should the AIR
trap be arranged in the kitchen to shut off
foul airf The Rural New Yorker answers:
For the kitchen sink and the washing
an earthen pipe at least three inches IN
diameter should be used, with lead pipe
from the house not less than IL inch in
diameter The trap used is an important
matter, not only for its effectiveness in pre-
venting back flow of air, but for the pur
pose of cleaning it occasionally. Grease,
shreds and tibers of different kinds will
gather in il. and these must be removed at
intervals.
A well constructed trap is Indispensable
and is shown in the accompanying figure
1t is attached to every pipe in the house
the sink, wash basins, etc. Ii has sewer
opening, as shown. which affords means
for removing instructions. The trap may
be kept free from grease by filling it at
night with hot solution of concentrated
I've and flushing with hot water in the
morning. a trap of the same material AS
the drain pipe is fitted half way down AS
an additional security The drain may
have its outlet in a convenient place where
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-14

The special revival services which are
GOV berg held st the church are very
intert .,irg a. d Na n led by large suiieuc, 8
every evening Rev. Mr.. TosDe Of Bar gor
who is assisting R,v Mr.. Adams in the
strvices, has made very favorable impres-
Ion on the people, ard iadicst o rs are that
u he services gill do much 9 1oA. 1t is prob
shle that delegates IN m thu Y 5 C. E.
Of Aususts aud Gardiner and the Y. NJ. Z
A Of GNdir er ~iil asset at grand your z
people. meeiirg. Fult1er amour cements
regard us hi. seivire will be made. All
are invred to attend TIE services which
con,i, ue each ever ing this week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-14
WOman'S Foreign Mission Society

MsRIbEs, Coon Oct. Is The Nv
Engisrd branch Of the Womeh's Foreign
Missionary Society Of the Methodist Fps
copal ct urch Of Ih's cits, today he'll rs
22ad snauai co lvsItion Of orgsniz.I ion.
Auxiliary societies from eli pHr OF New
Enais were reprt scented by lis del. R,tes.
Toasy's fIrTei-es COZ si.tsd Chi dT OF
preiin iasTy <rk. A mseIing Of the ex
ecutive ccmmiite "a. be Ia il the afternoon,
at witch work FOR the foIlosihg dsys we're
mapped ost. In the evening devotional
services tns adde's. Of vec me- vas de-
liver, ~ Rev. 1hp Riley Thompson, pas
ton If The church, with re- ponse by Mrs
G. NJ. Steel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-14

There will be convention of the Ep-
worth Lesgues ard Christian Enteavor
Societies of this district in this place today
The delegates will be furnished With eater
,sinment; all others to bring basket picnic
and the society here will furnish tea and
coffee at the vfstry for dinner and supper
The C. E. society of the Methodist chu' ch
has invi ed the other young peoples soci-
cites in Fairfield to join With til, m in this
convention. II will undoubtedly be very
pleasant coming together.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-14
Prices in the Grocery store.

Yes, butter is wsy up in the air, lie
best dairy selling for from 20 to 80 cents q
pou1d al d creamery butter goig Ike hist
cakes at 80 cents per pound. Eggs for this
season Of the year are qui e high also. We
are retailing them at frcm rs to q cents 3
dczen and can't tuy them fresh as fast as
we wish at "a cents. Potatoes are quite
low. however, and are bringing 46 cent, a
bashel, while fall apples are quite plenty
and we can cell them fer IS cert. a bu.hei
Meats are about the sims; chickens are
selling st 20 ard % cents per roun and
extra nice at 25." So said . leading grocer
Yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-14
AMUSEMENTS.
JOSEPHINE CAMERON.

This talented lady is an exceptionally
clever trsss. Forget Me- Not" is a stror 8
plsy in which there is contradiction to stage
traditions. inssnuoh as the villain is q
woman. Toe story is nothing-the way it
lie portrayed, everything. Miss Cameron
as Forget Me MOI" demon strated that she
is a fl lished actress OF wonderful dramatic
force. Defiance, brsvsdo. s5rcssm, rage,
supviica,ion, fear and bunilistion followed
one upon the other and called for fpished
acting Miss Cameron is q beautiful womsn
ard creates favorable impression at The
start. She has an excells mt company which
greatly enhances her own brilliant work.
Portland Me- Express.
Miss Cameron will spp7ar at Meonisn
Hslt in Forget Me-Not" Thursday even
ing and Camille Friday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-14
Falling or a Log.

"As easy as falling eff a log" is an CID
saying. " hen il was frat uttered, nobody
knoss. Nothing is easier, unless it is The
tskirs of dose Of DR.. Piercs's Pleasant
Psllss. THESE act ike msgic No grip
irg or dreDchipg foil VS., asls the case with
the old fsshiot ed pills. The re ief that
follows resembles the action of Nature in
her hsppiest moods; the impulse given to
tn. dormant liv.r is Of The most salutsry
kind, and is speed ly manifested by the dis
appearance of all bilious symptoms 81
besdache, wind on The stomach, pain
through the right side and shoulder blade,
and yelloTne,s Of the skin ard eJ ebslls are
speedily remedied by the Pellets.
cciI2d&Efolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-14

On Sunday Or. F. c. Thsyer OF this city
vent to Newport, where, With Dss Laugh
ton, Simmons and Hansen Of Bangor, he
met Dr.. Weed OF Newport, in consultation
upon the case of M.jjr W c. MsDnirg Of
hat town. who is critically i'll. Mcnds
Dr. Thayer went 10 Newport ard last niaht
uett uy q third lime, in consultation with
DR. Weej, who a, tue case. Maj Man
Oh IS ore Of the leading citizens OF New
port. a prominent g. A. r. man. and bis
conciion is the sui ject of many snxiou'
n uu.ries
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~ n


WELL CONSTRUCTED TRAP.
the waste water may be absorbed by some
suitable material. which should be re-
moved at short intervals. 1t is often the
case that drain like this, while it con
veniently removes the household wastes,
really makes the nuisance worse by max.
ing a collection of them that is neglected,
and thus the drain may become worse
evil than that which it is intended to re-
move. In laying the drain the fall should
be as great as may be possible, and the
outlet should be as far from the dwelling
u, L can ha
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rHIls',VEHgEE9kMis|'
ARIlcLes ARTISTIC AND USEFUL.

A New idea In Baby Baskets-sAehess
and Decorative SPrsads-
Pretty bed spreads OF white or cream
Bnen show a delicate powdering In cross
sti,cb. worked in blue cottons Another
.tyle Is decorated with band in red cross
stitch and shows a huge monogram IN the
center.
Swinging garlands OF flowers made on
ropes and caught up into knots and bows
are the newest fad in floral house decora-
ton for weddings. etc
Lace squares are made into rich and
pretty table cover by putting alternately
with the lace square OF ecru silk the same
size as the lace square and embroidering .
design in each square.
A new idea is that Of basket especially
prepared to carry q tiny baby about the
house in. A large oblong wicker basket
with a handle across II. b we'll padded
throughout the inside and little pillow y
fastened at one end. The lining can be a.
dainty a. one likes-silk, with lace houncs
around the edge, perhaps, and the handle
is wound with ribbon tied in bow on the
top Of it.
Night dress sachets are made OF obiong
form with one corner turning down to
show q colored lining. They are generally
made of some soft silk or linen and are
embroidered with monogram.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-14
Around tho " orld in Eighty Days

Did Jules Verne ever think that b .
imaginary Philess Fog would be eclips d
by 81 American sirl, sho oece msd1 Il e
C rcui, ia / =. han $, venly-thrse day: But
Phi es. h. i TO take - c nj money" The
fame Of DR.. Pefce's Golden Medical DIG
GOV, ~ has sone around the world lors sgo,
and left its record everywhere IS preeious
boon to every nation In the .h7le world
o. medicine. nolhu q1sls it fer the cure
of scrc fuls OF the lungs hieh is Consump-
tior). Coughs and bronchial troubles sue
cunb to his remedy. and the bloof is par
fed By il, uGtl ali un.'gh,ly sb!n blott hes
sre driver a~sy. Don't be ekeptical, -
this medicine 10 guaranteed to every par
chaser. You only pay for tie good you
get. octI2i&vfolfm
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The dsncir puolic of South Gardiner
are invited to social assembly to be given
at Forest Hall, Friday evening under the
management Of the Am,s Bros. The hs
director is ". B Ls-relce sid the floor
managers j +. AIMS and C. s. Ersklne
Muse wilt be furnished by Plllen's orct es
lrao Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-14

Dissolve two ounces of gelatine in barely
two pints of water and boil it for twelve or
fifteen minutes with three-quarters of u
pound of powdered sugar the juice of one
and the rind of three lemons. Strain it,
set it aside until cold and it begins to still
en-: then whisk into the mixture the stiilly
beaten whites of three eggs, continuing to
whip it until the mixture is quite white
and frothy. Now pack it into a wetted
mold and let it set. when it can he turned
out and decorated with preserved fruit, etc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-14

L. G. Ballad, pas master Ct tie Rnicker-
erbocaer Ice Company Of Phiisdeiphis, IL
ces uriaug az compiling a history Of IRE
ice bu.irs.s on the kennebec river Nc
better man could be -usased IN this WORK
as Mr. Ballad is an entertaining ~fite'
snd IS better ported an The ksnnebec ice
busire,s than any Othet man on the RIVER.
The publc.tion Of The history viii be
awaited with mu, b interest