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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24
Vaius OF M 4nuss.

The Experiment Station OF Cornell
Univer-ity, \ Y has made series of
Investigations on the loss In stable
manures by exposure in open harnyaids
In the experiments of 1890 horse
manure was saved from day to day until
pile of two. tons had been accumulated
This was done from April Is to % Cut
wheat straw was used plentifuily as
bedding, the relative amount Of
straw and manure being 1919 pounds
excremeut and 6Sl pounds straw
Chemical analysis showed that one ton
of this fresh manure contained nearly
10 pounds Of nitrogen, pounds of
phosphoric acid aud Is pounds Of pot
ash, making its value abOut 81 so, II
these cons tituents be valued at the same
rate as in commercial fertilizers. The
pile Of manure thus made was put in a
place exposed to the weather and where
the drainage was SO good that all the
water not absorbed by the manure ran
through and off at once. 1t remained
exposed from April Is to September
p, at which time it was carefully
scraped up, weighed and sample taken
for analysis. 1t was found that the 1000
had shrunk to 1870 pounds during the
six months, and analysis showed that
this 1870 was less valuable, pound for
pound, than the original lot of manure.
1t had not only lost by bleaching
but by heating or "fire fanging" dur
i'g periods of dry weather and
the value Of the pile Of 1000 pounds
had shrunk from S. 60 to S2.12-a loss
of 62 per cent. In summing up the results
OF this experiment, Director Robert
lays: at seems safe to say that under
the ordinary conditions Of piliDg and
exposure. the loss of fertilizing materi-
ais during the course of the summer is
not likely to be much below 80 per cent.
of the original value of the manure"
Further experiments showed that the
liquid manure from COW Is
worth as much per day as the solid
manure, and that the combined value
Of the two is nearly 10 cents per day. il
valued at the same rate MS commercial
fertilizers; that from horse at cents,
that from a sheep at l 2 cent, and that
from hog at IL cent for literally fed,
thrifty shoats OF medium siza. Director
Roberts is careful to explain that these
values will have to be modified to suit
individual circumstances. What he
means is that If farmers can afford to
buy commercial fertilizers at current
prices, then the manures Of the farm are
worth the prices given,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24

The band saw esrri.ge ia the mill OF
Stephen A. Nye & Co, is propelled by
steam from boiler close by and the sparks
from the chimney have several times start
ed a fire upon the roof of the mil. To
obvis'e this trouble they are now putting a
spark srrester upon the chimney ard COW
ering the roof with iron This lat
ter comes aieets five or SIX
feet long and SON. aver foot wide, ADD
will be laid with the standing seam. To
cover the roof will require $4,000 square
feet, and it will weigh nine tons The daily
production Of this mill is 10000 to 10000
feet, according to the logs and water, and
the band saw is doiug excellent work, en-
tirely satisfactory to the proprietors They
commenced running April 20 and have
been shut down only about four hours to
make repairs since that time, and this was
no! in connection with the machinery
James McGraw. who came from New
Hampshire, 10 the head ss~yer, and is
proving very capable man in the posi-
ton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24

The pissterers will begin work today
npoa the hall in the new hose house on
Ticonic street, and the place will probably
be- finished and ready for use 10
about at week. 1t is 20x26, two stories
high, WITH hose tower GIG, and 30 feet high.
fhe lower room will he shestbed. The
city employed Mr.. e.. II. Wor,hing to d.
the job, and the crew hiss been under the
immediate charge of Mr.. G. II. Southland.
This hose house will supply want that has
long been felt Its location could not have
been better. 1t is near the junction
of Ticonie with Maple street on The one
side and Brook street on the other, and
from it both the Maine Central depot and
Upper Msiu street can essily and quickly
be reached. A hose company will be organ
zed here Immediately, sud we predict that
il will be an organization creditsble to the
department.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24

Although the winter Is yet good dis
lance III the future the vide awake man.
ngemsnt Of the Yong Mems Christian
Association 10 sisesjy making definite
plans for sn exceedingly busy winter
President Stndlsy has prepared careful
Estimate Of the amount Of money which il
will De necessary to raise for the carrying
for -ard Of the work for another year. ard
soon al active canvas for funds will he
mads. President Studley informs the
JOURNAL represt NATIVE that the educstional
classes which wers conducted last winter
proved very beneticisl to the young men
sh1 composed the membership and also to
the association. and arrangements have
been made ty which Prof. s. s. Wright
priacipsl IT he high school has been re-.
t.insd as Instructor In the classes In book.
keeping and arr hmeic for toe coming in.
tsr In addniau TO / this ciass IN
soeai music will be orgsu zs1 to be taught
By the old method and under competent
Instructor There Nili also be s clsss in
mechanical drs-ing 20 be under the direc-
'ioa ~ ~ Of the beet dfsugh,smen in th'
State All these clts.cs will CONNER CO
Nov lT, AID s.ii continue every week for
aye months. so that the course of instruc
ton 10 zach will be most thorough and
complete. In addition to til another
course of practical talk. is being arranged
sod q course of entertsinm ,nts is being
considered. Tie association is more aud
move rec living the tsnction aid support Of
OR bus ness men. is recognized IS an i'm
portals factor in society in our city and j.
ev'ry day increasing in efficiency AID pos
sibiities for more ex ended work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24

A fine job of concreting is being done on
Silver street in this city. The walk on the
vest eide Of the street from Hon. Nathaniel
Meaders place up 80 far 40 Elm street. IL
being laid, o. we'll ~ the walks and drive
~sys on the beautiful grounds OF Mr.
Meader, John Ware, and others. The
~alk on Msin street from the CAnibss Club
House as far as the junction with Elm
street will also be put down in concrete,
and perhaps something will be done on Col
lege and Center streets. On Silver street
those who own the abutting property pay q
part Of the expense Of the side
walk The work is being done by Mr..
r. II. Lotus Of Bangor, who laid
the @ ,st concrete sidewalk in that city, "a
years sgo. and he has been in the business
ever since. He does his work in most
faithful manner, ard already there are
more calls for his services than he
can possibly ill. The authorities
are to be congratulated not only
upon the Inauguration Of 3 marked and
needed improvement, but also upon their
success in securing the services Of q man
with the skill and experience possessed by
Mr.. Duffy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24

vfll ebvisas - hains q - -
10 Aali ~ ~ - -.
8 = PIsi.s, vhBeA Bsss bsen osesP'ee
- Temporary expedieet the psx ssnf-
The bsiidins = bsins erected usdef serer-
viaiss sf - ssguisx stacding coasasseasa
conniesss q ne echoed boafd, ~ -
49, q vhich are Hon g. 5. BesvA Z.
p. 0ils, Ess : and Dr.. D. K ceoesh'
Pref. A. L. Lane having been sdded 10 ee1.
necsion With Ibis particular job. II 4
hood By those ia ehafee 70 have this ues
school room ready for use when NJ
laiI sasu cssnaeSess, bot Il Ibis = deos,
csspusssrs vii hass to ~ sesy eessve.
Hvsnsusily large brick edidce viii douef
lees be built in ihs lossf psrs Of abe eny,
ore iniisr ia capacity ard cost. TO tnas q
the North Gfanmsr School, but IN tha
meantime ihis hoase nov being constructed
u . moderate expense viii afford the acc
essary sceomnodations for . time. We
are glad that the schools ART 70 hASe nsss
and better room
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24

One of the most recent Of the Census
Bureau bulletins will naturally afford
encouragement to the dreamers of
cheap aluminium The metal is an abun-
dsnt one. but the difficulty in obtaining
it cbcaplg lies in separating il from the
CLAWS with which It Is found In combin-
alton. This process has been costly
one, but the metal has so many valuable
qualities to commend it, such as its
extreme lightness, combined with great
strength and non ability to rust, thus
enabling 1t to he turned to account in so
many ways, that scientific men have
long been engaged in diIigent search
for some method OF eheapening its pro-
duction. Could it's cost only be brought
down to the verge of practicablity, the
aye OF iron aud steel would be supplanted
by that of aluminium, and it is felt that
new era would dawn in the history OF
civilization There have been numerous
reports of II complete success in the
search which has been made, but it has
been found each time that there was a
hitch somewhere in the alleged new
process for obtaining cheap aluminium
Something. however, has been done in
the desired direction. the use Of cleo
tricity has made marked changes in the
process of developing the metal, and
electricity as q science is yet In its
infancy, so there is ii large ground for
hope. The bulletin shows that the well
known Cowles Company produced about
two tons Of aluminium brOnzes in 1885,
and about 500 short tons in 1889. The
Pttsburg Reduction Company made a
corresponding increase i'm their produe-
ton, and the business is now develop
ing so rapidly in this country and in
Europe that there is just ground for the
expectation that the worlds product
may this very year be equal to the COM
bined product from 1860 to 1889 The
price has already been greatly reduced,
so that it it Is now extensively used,
especially in hronzes where strength and
durability are required, The dream Of
an aluminium age may yet come true.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24
Socal gaaHers.


m, busi,sss isesfssu aEs leekiss up a
Est side. Houses an gsisg - - i'm
pcrssns iuproyenesHs ne bsisg ne6s n
IL bu.iness ssanbliahusafs. ~ - Gan
nett { Msrss coacsRn lAsHs osr e uea
are busiIy q work laying tha feundasioss
for brick exxn-ion on Tbs south side Of
,hsI. psssens bulldog. Hiram Cisak has
fully rspsi.ed bic buildings ard hiss plenty
Of vssk. Al ths Bsrss Sssh and Blind
Factory . full crew is working fall sioe
turning out many sashes daily. Al the
,ulpbite mill ne ' chain carrier has been
rus in from he bafkers and chippefs down
by the river to the boiler house. IL car
ries the .hsviDgs ard waste weed
% feed the fees. II vas constructed
By the mill people theu,eives. II runs on
q hish srestie-vofk s:foss the inner court
at the mill. Iss msde according to the
ve,y Latest designs One featufsis believed
70 be new in this State, end that 10 that
the floor Of the upper trough throosh which
the shavings pass is mad, Of plafes Of i'2-
inch flint glass. This minimizes the great
friction tha. has prevented the general
adoption Of chain carriers. The power to
drive the head wheel 10 brought from the
lower end BY continuous shaft over l46
feet in length The mill-vrisht work on
this job vas done by Charles Ms'tin and is
. marvel Of correctness, not single hitch
having appeared since the machinery
started last week. proving the alignment to
have been perfect.
At the electric light station . crew
Of mssons 10 ct work laying .
massive granite foundation and bed
for the new brick engine house which will
soon be erected on the north side. The
engine, which will soon furnish the entire
power for the station in place Of the water
wheels, is . 1875 horse power compound
engine, made by thu Westinghouse Com
psny Of Piitsburg. IL is now on the siding
near by. Ano her large crew Ia being EN-
ployed BY the E ivards Company in raising
the bfeakvarer, which runs outside the
channel Just below The dam, several feet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24

The lawn in rear Of the Grammar School
house is now getting into quite good condi-
ton The grass has made q noticeable
growth sinfe the schools closed, and at the
close Of the vacation it will be ready for
the big racket that is always given it when
the schools are in session. The value
of this fine play ground about the
Grammar School building cannot be
estimated in dollars and cents. LAST arbor
day several trees were planted and about
all Of them are looking thrifty and are evil
IDENTIFY doing well. We hope that the Gus
tom Of observing arbor day 10 similsr
manner will prevail here in the future, and
that something may be- done every year fof
the besutify lag of the grounds about the
sChoolhouses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24
Changes In Rookia, d jour- ala.

The Rockland Free Pre,s Of this weth
contsins the publishers announcement that
instead Of the proposed on,olidation with
the Courier Gazette each paper will contiuue
AZ the old stand. the Gazette under the ed.
itorisi charge Of that bright newspaper
msu, Mr.. Herbert M. Lord, while the name
OF the Free Press will be changed to thai
of 1.-The Rocklsnd Tribune" in poltic'
Republican. aud in size eight psg'
of Sc long columns. Ia accord
sucs With the originsl purchase w. o.
Fuller, Jr, has the mans cement ard edi
t7risl direction Of the paper. His recog
nized abb ity bespsaks that it will be ably
handled,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24

Some p1nderous coal trains are now heiDa
run in here aud the yard men have t, jump
early and late to get through with the work
that always piles in upon them about thi.
season of the year, Yard Master Murray
snd bis assistants are Equal TO the emer-
sepcy, however, and from long experience
understand how to take advantage Of every
situation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24

Work on the establishment Of the tele-
phone exchange la this city has at last been
eommeuced aed up to last nig1t eight OF
'he twenty seven instrnments we're In their
Pisces ard ready for connection TO the out
side vire, ~hilb will be strung next week
BY crew Of line men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24

Our city seemed almost destitute Of
young people yesterday. The attractions
drawing them from here were the Congfe-
gstionsi Sunday School picnic to Ham
moRd's Grove, the excursion to Msrano-
cook, and ahe excursion to Squirrel Island
uoder the auspices Of the Baptist society
All three were veil attended. The several
parties returned esriy in the evening, de.
cissing il the most perfect day aud the best
time they had ever enjoyed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24

Mr.. II. A. Day is doing big business
with the Singer Sewing Machines He
lust received an invoice Of nine the other
day, three each in oak, rosewood and val
NJ, csse:. The other day we saw at his
repository Singer machine in the drop
cabinet style, which is q novelty and will
take with many customers. The company
sent Mr.. Day = nice wagon recently, Appro
priately lettered, and specially designed for
the business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24

There was full meeting Of the board
Of trustees at the Maine Insane Hospital,
Thursday. Among the matters considered
at this meeting were the contracts for fur
nishing the water and beating. The con-
racfwith the Augusta Lumber Co. for fur
nishing steam hest WAS cancelled and no
action was taken re gardios the water con-
tract The bospital buildings will be heAt-
ed from thsir own plant. To-day, Frifsy,
the trustees make their monthly inspection
of the inmates Of the institution.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24

Mr.. Fred Esskins. Who b employed .:
Lsvssnce Bros. mill, vas seriously nJafed
Wednesday, While q work ia the mih. a
large eireuisY ssv which vas susperdsd
orsf him, became detached and tell sss'k.
ing hin on the shoulders eussisS serefai
vsfy deep SD serious sashes. DR.. Donneii
dressed the wound. ard be 10 Gov doir 9
nicely.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24

Remember that the Daily JOURNAL will
be left at your residence or place Of bust
ness at All early hour in the morning fol
the email sum Of 60 cents q month, only
2 IL cents day. Everybody ought to
have daily paper in these times, and there
is no one that deserves one more than the
aboring man. Try the JOURNAL q month
II Won are not already receiving i: regu,
larry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24
The .,sviag in from, of the new building

The stsHing in front of the new building
OF the Gardner Savings Iosiitution wa
removed yesterday, add reveals as doe 8
front ss ilI-re Is on the Kennebse river
Il il IL riect Taste in every detail snt
II flecis crest credit upon the designiil
srchY,ect, Mr.. f Z Lewis. of this city ant
The board " trustees of the bank under
whose constant per1nsl supervision il has
been erected
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24

Miss Minnie Rhosdes, who has been ir
Dakota the past two years teaching music
10 now visiting her friends in Pittsheld ard
o her places. She is nov 10 this city for q
few dsys, snd 10 accompanied by Mis-
Msnde Bracket Of Pitts6eld.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24

The concert given at the Methods,
church last evening vas the finest concert
ever given in this place. Mrs.. Helen Rich
o. Gardiner, soprano. Miss Ellen McFAd.
aen OF Psr:lssd, alto, Mr.. G. S. Cook Of
Randolph, tenor. Mr.. J. J. Turner Of Ran
do'ph, baritone. Misc Blanche o Cram Of
Portland, vieiiuiss, sad Mrs Capt Lins-
c,tt Of this place were the sftisss ard III
following programme was carried out;
Qsartet-.Dawn Of Day." Reay
Mrs. Rich, Miss msfsdden, Mr. Cook, Mr..
Turner
Solo-"In One Year" op. sgS, Carl Bohn
M t,eok.
Violin Soio-"Lon do Bar Gilse,
Mics Cram
Seic-"wA i;ins by the Brook.ide" Iosrey
Mrs Rich.
fnfKENIsxIoS.
Due.-"How Dear 10 Ne the Hcsr," Kleber
Mrs. Rich. nr. Cook.
So,o -'sThe Hear. Of = Sailor Adams
Mr.. Turner.
Violin Solo-"Nareia- Op. IS, Rof
Miss Crnm-
eaar;es-"Geod night. Good nixht. Beloved"
Mrs.. Rich. Miss NsTadden, n. cosk. II.
Turner.
At insefmissio1 sefresL menta consistias
Of ice cream and cake were served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24


Nothing 10 sveeter to the youthful and
robust In health, but, alas. too many
Court in poetry, and live ia prose" afteI
msrrisge. This 10 especially true Of the
wives whose changed relations bring on
weaknesses snd arrangements peculiar to
married women. 40 that theft lives become
"prosy." To oil such, DR.. Pierce's Favor.
lite Prescription 10 great boon. It cufes
weak backs, headaches, neuralgia and
"bearing down" pains, displacements and
irr, gulariiies Of the female organs. II 10
likewise restorative and invig rAting tonic,
streDg' ,riog the nerves, Aod impaYting
new life to the tired and debilitated, bring
ing back ,he ''rosss to the cheek" and the
''fainbo.s to tbs eyes," Sold BY oil drug.
gisfs, under guarantee from iis makers OF
Satisfaction in every case. or price
(4l.0o) refunded. july 20d& vfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24

The following is the programme for tbs
concert at the National Home Friday
afternoon at p. M by the National Hons
bard, B. W. Theme, director.
March, Quinsigamond. Russell
Overture, L'esptire de- la SAGE. Herman
Gavotte, SOUNDS from the Rhine, Latapr
potpourri from Hugenotts, MeyerbeeI
Rus Ian Dance, Giinkr
The What is it, Beyel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24

The old red schoolhoase. corner Reding-
ton and Water streets, known - the North
Plains schooihouse, where Miss Kate B.
Edward. has for = long lime been the popu-
lar and fiicienI teacher, has been purchased
BY Mr.. o. Z. Emerson, who has moved il
- his lot ON Rsdlngton street. where u 10
now being transformed into . dwelling
house ~hich b. will rent. IL 10 said
tbs building 10 so years old or more Il
vse sod TO him fer SIS In its place .
new aud much larger schooihouee 10 nov
10 procese of construction. Mr.. WilIiam
Bushey 10 ct work upon the foundation
which will be finished in about = week, and
. crew Of carpenters, in charge of Mr.. G.
II. Worfhing, i, Ut work upon the
name. The building will be 691S4
two stories h Oh, With basement Is ppi
consain four school rooms, each 27x32 fee.
III. bui.dins viii be hsksd ey fu,naces,
Al viii have ei set. cloak ro1ms, ETC., |
conveniently arranged The res hons
viii Accommodate $50 sch,ia-s. AL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24

Passengers on late car from Augusta
to Hslowell yesterday afternoon were
startled at an scsident which befell lady
by the name OF Wiikirs uh, Va. driving
between Hallowell ard Gardiner. Her
horse becoming frjg 1tened at the electric
car, trosted up on the sidewalk, which Al
thst place is considerably above the street
The carriage WAY overturned ard the lady
dtsgyed short distance b meath the over
turned buggy, and her fac, was quite badly
cat BE- fore she was extricated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24

Wednesday night there was q special
meeting Of the 2. o. s. Of A and the ssc-
ond or white degree worked upon three
candidates. Saturday night. at the regular
meeting. the blue or third degree will be
worked upon four candidates. and there
will then be . membership OF Al,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24

Entries are being made TO. the rsces on
the 9Th and 9Th Of August. There seem.
to be no resson for thinking that all the
classes will no. fill and we predict that in
some the number Of starters will be consid.
erably in excess Of that required. The
entries close on the 9Th inst.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24

All waterville people, whether they talk
horse or not, are now on the qui vive to
hear that Nelson has beaten his record
Should he do this, his return TO Waterviile
and Sunny.ide will be made mem 'rsble
event here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24

Good looks are more thsu skin deep,
e pending upon healthy condition Of Gil
the vital organs. II the Liver be inactive,
you have Bilioua Look, il your stomach
be disordered you have Dyspeptic Look
sRd If your Kidneys be Affected you have .
Pinched Look: Secure good health and
you viii have good looks. Electric Bittsrs
IS the great Alternative and Tonic scss d.
recfly on these vital organs Cures PIN
pies. Blotches, Boiis and gives good
complexion. Sold o. Bowditch, weo.ter
L Cos. Drug store, so cent. per bottle.
aueGIeo5chs kyIs