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Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25
Daily Mana gem snt 10 Hollsr a.

The excellence of the dairy manage
meut In Holland is well known, Dr.
Staring, Inspector of the Dutch Agri
cultural schools, furnished. a few years
ago, a report to the Government upon
the best practice In the districts over
| which he holds his appointment. He Is
verv emphatic as TO the method OF fat
tening calves. These are taken from
their dams immediately after birth put
| Ia narrow pens with no room 10 turn
kept dark, and at 10 or II weeks old give
cafcasses of $50 to 200 pounds. They
have the dams milk for week; new
| milk for month; and then are grad
| ually Induced to drink sour (lappered
| milk ard get fat upon tt i Ia asserted
| that in North Holland whole dairies OF
cows Will average close to 800 gallons it
a wear: but the sander the soil tht
lower the average. Cows, taking them
one with another, are milkec
about 800 days in the year, be
ing allowed to 90 dry nin'
weeks When the COWS are turned ou
in April they usually wear hemper
| cloths to break the force of the wind
1t is said that ~ gallons of milk arr
required to produce IL pounds of but
ter or l3 II pounds of whole mill
| cheese The cows are usually kept il
the dairy until they are about 10 year
| old. and then fallowed, ia summer. a
| harreners, on the best of the grass land
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25
EDITORS TABLE.

The Good Company Series one vol
ume of which is issued monthly by
Messrs Lee & Shepard is becoming de
servedly popular with lovers of good
literature The annual subscription
prtce to this series is only $500. and II
IL doubtful If so much good reading, by
authors of recognized merit, can b'
occurred elseH here for the same amount
of money. No n of this series has
lust come from the press under the title
Augustus Jones Jr. The Little Brother
and Other Stories" being collection o
some OF the most popular stories Of Frit.
Hugh Ludlow. the author of fhe Hash
heesh Eater Ii is volume Of 2A3 page
printed on a good quality of paper will
good clear type. Price in paper eovert
40 gents
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25
@, aI:.m. 10, a spus Mon.l.

"Helln, Dairymau How is That pig
peu?" .tan you smell 1t: ~ es, al
times That smell eosts' ou not ie-'
than i've cents Il pound on all the butter
YOU send TO market Clean ir up ard
nuild the pigs a new pen New DAIRY
We think The jersey breeders are righ'
n demsnding ihat the tests at the ce
lumbian faif shall be made by the hurn
and scales confirmed by analysis of but
ter" This places the result beyond all
rayil and so per cent of butter TAT Ill
butter is low enough for an average
It is as erted that experiments estab
lish the fact that dull days and low tenn
perature reduce by one-half the quantity
of nitrogen in the leaves OF forage plant
so that on warm and bright days the
accumulation of that impoI Itsnt element
OF nutrition will be greatest in the after
noon.
Colman's Rural World says; The
man who manages small farm - first,
to supply his family all that ne possibly
can for their support and camfort, and
then chooses wisely some speciality Tor
money product--will rs rule. be
found prosperous. even in hard times y
We guess this is 80.
The Off .ers of the \ j. c G. have
sent out a ci 'cular to owners nf Jersey
cattle asking them to ntribute from
their best cattle to the 30 cows to be
tested at the Columbian fair in coniunc-
ton with other breeds. The officers OF
the fair association take the products
and pay the expenses of The test exhibit
The sups rintendent Of the Springfield,
Mass, Amateur horticultural Aesocia-
lion is an interesting character tie Is
self. made. and his progress aud success
in the flower and seed liuc have been
achieved by intelligent aud tireless work
before and after shop hours, aS he labors
at his trade constantly FROM in the
morniDg till ut night
IL there is any one point which IN SIX
thousand years Of thinking about right
and wrong. wise and good men have
agreed upon, or successively 10y exper-
ience discovered it Is that God dislike'
idle and cruel people more than any
other; that His first order j., "WorR
while ye have light" and Bis sPcont
BE merciful while ye have mercy
Ruskin's Essays.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25

RAYMOND L WHITCOMB,
se6 Washington st. .fopp. School ST. Boston. Mas
sep25d3t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25
STATE OF MAINE.

KENNEBEC ss.-superior Court. Sept Term
Rosie York Lib'ivs vantile York
TPON the annexed writ aud libel. 1t /.
ordered, that notice thereof be given "a
the ibeiee. by publishing an sttested copy
of the same, or abstract thereof to
gether with this order thereon. three weeks
successfully in The kennsbec JOURNAL,
newspaper printed in Augusta, in said county OF
kennehec, the last publication to be thirty days
at Least before the next term OF said Court, to bs
holden at Augusta. within and for said county
Of KeHnebec, on the first Tuesday Of perembel
next that ne may then and there appear il
said Court and answer thereto II be see 1T.
Attest W. .. IHosTs, Clerk.
Copy Of LibeI.)
The hbelant sliege. that she was married 20 tn.
said fbeee at yaasaIpoto In the STATE Of Maine OF
the 7th day of Janua-y. ISIS, that the said libel
ant and Iibelee eohabted in this State after thei
said marriage, that the ahelsnt resided tn thii
state when the cause of divorce accrued as here
matter set forth, and had resided here in goof
faith one year prior to the date hereof that tn.
iibelsut has ever been faithful to her msrriag 2,
obligations, but that the said hbeles has been uu
mindful of the same that on the 10 wit 10th da,
of ctober, is55, he utterly deserted the ibelan
without reasonable cause and has continued aaiC
aesertion for three consecutive years next pfio
to the ding of this libel; toat beias of sufiei-n
seilffy he has grossly, wsntonly sHd crue Il
neglected snd refused to provide sHi,abie mai
.enAnce for Jour lbeixut.
Wherefore she prays that divorce frcm IN,
bonds Of nstrimons between herself and ssis
lihelee. may be deereed.
And the fibelantfurther alleges that che has usas
reasonable diligence to ascertain the present re- "A
iepce Of said libelee but IL unable 10 do 40. AM
does not know where 1t is.
RosIt YoBE. Liseiant
KESyEBEr, IS, Sept -. isei.-T The said libel
ant made oath that ihe above allegation as to tn
residence of the libelee Is true.
EuGIss wHirEHousx,
Justice Of the Peace,
trua eopy of the order of notice And iiiel
ATTEST VS. CH0ATE, Clerk.
spss5diAw3v
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25

Professor Qurkett seems 70 believe that
ALI pearls are produced by the boring OF
smaIl animals through the shell and the
rushing forward the inner plate OF nacre
so as 20 irritate the animal That pearls
can be produced in this way there IA no
doubt; that all pearls are produced in this
way / doubt very much, says writer IN
Notes and Queries. Another writer on the
subject Of breeding pearls tells the folio"
ing: Nearly five years ago, while staying
with some kind friends in Pulo. Penang
Straits of Malaeca), / was shown by lady
resident. wife Of merchant of high posr
ton in this island. some five ordinary look
ing small pearls. which had increased and
multiplied while in her possession She
had set them aside for about twelve
month in a small wooden (screw) box
about two and half inches broad and one
and a half inches high, they were packed
In soft cotton and accompanied oy nall a
dozen grains Of common rice On opening
the receptacle at the expiration OF the
above time she found four additional
pearls. These myself saw and examined
not long after the lady had made the dis
coyery, beautiful little things they were.
and about the size Of pins head
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25
WATERToWM, SOUTH DAKOTA.

IN nrevious advertisements have said little Of what
nature h.s done in providing Waterown with pleasant and
pict,resque surroundings it is however, magnificent
setting for the ewes-LAkes Kampeska and Pelican
which the Creator has placed in this prairie crown
LAKE KAMPESKA body Of spring water covering an
.ea 81 eighteen square ~ mostly surrounded BY high
clean esyev to thirty feet in width sks me
entire lake. except where broken in few places BY large boude
extending the waters edge It s fed y numerous large springs
inuuripc = coninuoGs and inexhaustbe supply OF
1uE pvREsT DRINKING WATER ~ the WORLD
The totop like shores Of sand and gravel the water clear
and cool Fish great quantities. afording plenty OF sport
rho enioy angling three and onehaf miles west OF
Watertown Of water supply and thus
douy having lovely pleasure resort at her very door,
and inexhaube supply of water for domestic purposes
Being connected the city BY motor ne safe and rapid transit
afforded.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25

There has been a remarkable develop
ment in aluminium products, due in large
part to the use of electricity in obtaining
the metal. According to census report
one company produced about two tons OF
aluminium bronzes in 1885, and over SOC
short tons in 1889; another produced 1926
pounds of aluminium in 1889, and the total
product in this country, including the
aluminium in bronzes, for that year is esti
mated at 47,46S pounds, and valued at sg7, ;,
s35 The business is now being developed
so rapidly that it is expected the worlds
product annually will be in short time
equal to the product Of all the years be
tween 1860 and 1889. The price, too, has
been greatly reduced.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25

In an interesting paper on the habits Of
the moose In The Zoologist cne OF the
points noted Is that moose generally lie
with the tail TO windward, trusting to their
senses Of hearir and smelling, which are
remarkably acrec, to warn them OF ap
preaching danger from that quarter. They
can use their eyes to warn them from dan
ger to leeward, where hearing and especial
" smelling would be of little use. While
they are sleeping or chewing the cud their
ears are in perpetual motion, one back
ward, the other forward, alternately They
also have the remarkable insight to make
short turn and sleep below the wind OF
their fresh track, SO that any one falling
thereon and following 1t up is sure to be
heard or smelled before he can get within
shooting distance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25
Horses before the Ice Age.

Ats recent meeting in Washington of
the American Association for the Ad
vaucement OF Science Prof. E. D Cope
exhibited the skull of a horse. differing
in some respects from the horse of the
present time 1t was found in strata
older than the Ice Age. and with human
implements. showing that the man and
horse had lived together; and a stone
hammer near by and fracture OF the
skull of the horse indicsted that the ami
nal WAS killed by blow on the head. as
ia done at present. thus IL is proved
hat man lived previous to and during
the Ice Age. and that he had horse of
some species. used either for food or
business. That specie of horse Is sup
posed to have died out long before the
discovery Of America, for the natives
here had horse when Columbus came,
and no tradition Of such an animal
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25

The more testimony that the Bost"f
Herald and Boston Globe pile up In ref
erence to the shady TRANSACTIONS o'
Detective George W Chtpman this more
evident IL becomes that the police depart
ment OF that city needs thorough over
hauling 1t looks as If the good "ors
should be begun among those high up In
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25

Iocol 2Notfcrs.
"Thatss What"
'sAs crera nights are drawing near,
~ MAtk what tho girls ave A.
From shop TO al, p the ds'iings 20
To hnd the largest h l."
Cooler.
When the leaves beg to fall"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25

A Now idea for Preventing Hot Boxes.
A new method of lubricating passenger
car journals is under the experiment OF
members of the Lehigh Valley Railroad
company. The idea is as simple as can be,
consisting of strip of goods resembling a
lamp wick, one end Of which is immersed
In oil; the wick outside of the oil is wrap
ped around the journal. and at every revo-
luton Of the wheel the oil Is drawn to the
journal, keeping it continually cool. One
pint Of oil, it is claimed, will run train
5000 miles without the slightest danger OF
an overheated bearing. The Manufactur-
ers' Gazette, authority for the foregoing,
says If this method is developed it will un-
doubtedly meet with success, as hot boxes
resulting from friction are the source OF
nuch trouble
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25

"who hath not own'd Win rapture smitten fame
The power of grace. tue magic Of = namea"
asks Campbell. the poet, in his Pleasures
Of Hope" Pieasuses Of Hope, forsoosti.
Many and many 3 woman knows them 90
longer. They sre in despair about their
health. They are run-dovn, debilitsted,
suReriug ffom what they know not. Il may
be dyspepsia. heart disease. liver or kadney
disease any or all Of them The sick
nssses Of women are cured by Or. Pierce' =
Favofite Prescription. Thsts sher. the
magic Of . name comes in. This improves
d gestioa. invigofsses the ., stem, enriches
ths blood, dse.ls aches and pains, pro
duces refreshing sieep, dispels nervousness
and melancholy, ard builds up both the
fssh and strensth OF those reduced below
. healsby standard. II 10 = legitimate
medicine, not . beverage. Contains no
alcohol I, inebfiate; no sugar or syrup "a
soar in the stomach and cause distress. Il
10 - peculiar in its composition - it il
marvellous In ia rem dial results.
aept9iSS vfolYm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25

In view of the extensive use Of rope in
the place of leather betting for the trans
mission of power. considerable interest at
taches TO a wire rope which has recently
been introduced.
The illustration here reproduced from
the St. Louis Republican shows the struo-
ture of 1inch rope, which is claimed 70
be equal to an Sinch fat belt in its pow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25

No no,,ce whatever ai'l be taken of "a
stxuea communications. All sUfh ~'! b. pei
nto ID. es-ts baster unread.
THg Joi-sSsf. csSSoT HE HHIp sSSf'iS-
stsa, vep TIE pxBsEgvArIos Or ksT Z IN
M sygyf-ryp cosNrStcAJIOsS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25

At the request Of the Latin American
Bureau Of the Worlds Columbian Expo
sition, Cardinal Gibbons has requested
the proper officers of the several relig-
ious orders OF the Roman Catholic
church. both in Europe and America, 10
cause their archives to bc searched for
historical records bearing upon the dis
cOvery and settlement OF the New World.
It 10 known that every ship that left
Spain, beginning with the first voyage OF
Columbus. carried among its crew a
priest or a friar. and that these mission
aries made voluminous reports to the
heads of their different orders, few of
which were ever published 1t believed
that the archives Of the church are filled
with valuable historical material
The Iowa Messenger calls attention to
the fact that the third Party organs
which have had so much to say iu con
demnstien OF the government for send
ing a circular OF M .iry to foreign con.
suis relative to this liquor traffic In such
countries, have utterly failed to note
the fact that i. las also arranged
to send to those seu'r consuls cir.
cular for the Nj Ia Temperance
society making inquiries as they desire
In gathering statistic and facts for the
worlds Temperance Congress in 's9S
L.. 4.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25

se. d mo, ssds Of lives By -is i'sf fs~s'fs rfs
lee. pasyIvss are ezcr .sesd By dssss-e Ahf1a
si,-exar- fof - neg ert Of the hr.s g tom
T,,s ,,rs N has aebiii,y 1. weak. pefv' n. ti~s
ru. eovr. s,.epa.,s nighe and ,irsd ~sk Df
er,,us. follow, sith bsd taste IN mouth. dsi'
!. ID I4es Of vim, constipation. indis sl'oa o.
kidney asd LIVER asueie
Yea neglect ths ss .imp'ors At !" '"' W
neg nay rua into faesrao!e d1stoss
mediateiy that vosdsrfsi fesedY, DE- "r'sss
ysrvnra, ths pure. vegetable m die1n4 shieu
restores yig Il 10 tired brsia, strength 10 "eA Aho
shattered usrv, :, i-lity and h~Aiia e9-'a- *
nausted bod. Ns
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25

One Of the secrets Of life consists in
knoving what to do and in doing it at the
right time Au opportunity once lost may
never come agsin. This is esFecisily true
Of the care vs give our little ones II
they are suffering from iusufficie nusfi-
riop, ve cannot expect them to be strong -
they grow up. Mellin's Food is perfectly
adspsed to their wants and they gain q
once vben fed upon IT, dltfolfm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25

The late William l.. Scott was
splendid example of one OF America
self made men Ia early life he was
page In Congress in which body he wa
q most Influential member. By his bust
ness sagaety and indomitable persever
ai,ce he was able to accumulate large
fortune. He was a man Of clean charsc
Ter, fine abilities and generous impulses
His death will be mourned by hosi
Of friends throughout the country.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25
WOVEN WIRE ROPE.

erful transmitting capacity. The author
ity mentioned says that the rope is hollow,
being nothing more than spiral spring,
woven through and through with small
wire. Actual tests of a cable of this char
acter, weighing ten ounces to the foot and
made of ordinary Bessemer wire. showed
that 1t possessed a tensile strength Of
00O nounds
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25

The hofsemen of this vicinity are looking
forward to = two days meet which the
Augusta Park Association intend holding
next month. They will o6et . big purse
for the free-fos-All.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25

People who have occasion to drive on
the roads in the country report them 10 ts
in very dusty condition. Even the streets
OF the city are in q simtlar coudition,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25

Hetakes existence calmly in bis weed
strexn box, not at all disturbed by the
curious who throug 10 see him All day
His large black eyes are rinned with hesh
Of dali golden color and make him
rather a CHASTITY object than otherwise.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25

SAYS the New York Tribune: senator
Call OF Florida. whose seat will be con
tested next December when Congress
meets, is noted for his tedious speeches,
and for taking the door at iuopportune
times. one day, after there had been
more than the usual amount OF talking,
Mr.. Call took the ioor for the third or
fourth time, and there was murmur Of
discontent In the chamber Mr.. Ed
munds Jumped to his feet to ask him to
suspend for motion. but Mr. ingalls,
pulled the Vermont senator by the coat.
"Don't Interfere" he said. 1.-THE sena-
tor is only performing his function As
assistant sergeant at-srms. | am about
eemake motion TO 90 into executive
session. and he is clearing the CALLER
iss." Mr. Call heard the remark. and
for once cut his speech short.
The London Dsily News has compiled
some very Interesting statistics from the
latest official returns relative to the acci-
dents upon railroads. According to these
only one person In 1850 600 railway
passengers was killed by railway scci-
Gent In 1880. 90 the railway companies
viii again hold their carriages safer than
our beds. # Is true the proportion Of
injured IL much greater; but still
In 1880, only one passenger in | e4s.'
e77 was hurt in railway accident
Railway travellers can afford te
tAke that risk. 1t is a risk greatly re-
duced ip recent years. In 1874 the in
jared were one In 800, 900, and 1t was no'
till lSs3 that the chances Of injury wers
90 far dimiuished that only one In l..
eoos0oo passengers was hurt. In 1Sss
thefswas drop to one in 375, 600 This
was due to the terrible accident at Ar
naeh. where 49, were injured, besides
60 KILLED; and now, as above stated, tn
proportion is not a. much as one in l,
S00,0W The adoption Of many device
for securing safety viii andoubeedl,
make still better showing for railroa,
travel in the years to come.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25

No amount Of brilliant advertising will
MAKE fraud foally successful. Men are
TO ,ss to Try il. An for us We merely tell q
tame rssn Ard say Adamson's Botanic
Cough BaIssm 's splendid for coughs.
sert2id&v1w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25

The Edwards Company shipped yestss.
day four carloads Of cloth to Le~is.on.
This was somewhat unususl a. they ssn-
erslly ship but one cavlosd day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25

Those who have any trouble with their
eyes, or think they have, are afforded IN
excellent opportunity 70 have them eI.
aminsd today and tomorrow. The sxsmin-
ing physician Of the Keene Optical Go. Of
Boston will make free tests At Bealss
bookstore today aud tomorrow. This %.
poftipity lastp only two daye,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25

The tide Of gold continues to hou 10
the direction of America With pros
perity on every hand, the calamity edi
tor fads himself In decidedly hard
sIeddiDR.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25

The immigrant arrivals at New fork
for the week endIog Sept. numbered
7s25. The arrivals for the corresp md
tnv week. In the thrrr preceding year,
were: 1890, 1896 l-s9, $685. lsss'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25

When YOU want the best medi-
cine ever made, use DaSA's SAR-
sArasrILA. 1t will cure you.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25

The report that Volunteer was 10 tsos q
Rsadfeid yesterday, caused quite number
to attend that otherwise would not have done
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25

Tng itsHT hf*vrrT~ J"t NAY
n FOcxD on SALE Al aas WAsHiSGrofS
Hxws EXCHANGE, WAsHfs6ros, u. &.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25

Soreness ia body or limbs, promptly re-
iessd by Johnseh's Aaodyne Liniment
sd external. pp,sid&vfoiym
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25

F T Flint OF Cornish has about fin
ished corn IA, king for this year The
put up ia not s" large Ms that last seasor
but is of excellent quality.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25

No definite information has reached ST
Louis officially. shosing that The exac'
shortage in the accounts Of Supreme Treas
urer O'Brier Of the Csihoiic Knights ol
Avr.vfo. n AK s9S
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25

The new tenements ip Mscomber & Hilrs
new brick block have been ensssed. one
by Mise Hebert and the other by Mr., A. J.
Walker, o..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25

DANs's SARsAfARILLA is gIlaran.
teed to absolutely cure disease,
and it does it too. f
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25

Il 10 reported that Rear Admiral Walker
and the Waite Squadron are to be ordered
as once 70 Chins % protect American inter
esp. Admiral Wslkef u selected because
Of bis activity and executive ability.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25

II nov locks ~ ihorg, 100 drueEists
vould 70 on the drusrists excursion the
last Of the month fS S
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25
Deputy Sheriff Ames of Chelsea va

Deputy Sheriff Ames Of Chelsea was In
the city yesterday. He ssys that the rum
trsfIic in that section. II ii still exists 10
kept remarkably quiet and no drunkenness
Of late has been found. The notorious
Csrsons, man and wife, are behaving very
will indeed, the old gentleman having
worked hard all summer. A good many
indictments still hang over their heads.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25
Don't Want tho Earth.

Politicians would have il that the work
ing people want the earth, but this
impression IL erroneous. IL is a fact,
however, that when they WANT n thing
they WANT it badly. and generally xet
II. In common with everybody else,
rhev have found out that the hest
way to get what they WANT,
m to use one Of those little WANT ads
in the JOURNAL. They cost but 2f
cents for two Insertions or so cents u
week, and will do the business for you
every time. when you want to buy o'
sell anything try IL.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25

NEAR
LAKE PELICAN about onehaf the size of Kampeska and is
and half miles from the CITY, The water not SO
deep pebby those of the former lake. In
Pelican affords opportunities for ce.boang though
depends somewhat the fall OF snow
The bodies of water features OF which
no other cty in South Dakota boast
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-25

Mr.. ard Mrs. Cephas Hilton Of Anson
we're run into Wednesday os asothsr team.
sad Mrs. Hilton wss badly injured