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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
VIEW LIGHTHOUSE SIGNALS.


W4su,usrox. Ocs. Is For some tune
n..t . = res Of .x,srim an.s have been go
iss oc u-der tie 81 pefvi.i>E OF the United
Stxses Lish.horse Board sn3. ssa result,
. sys,su has beea perfected hich VII rev
clusitEizs lighthouse ssrss II congress
viii make the Necessary sppf'pfanons ane
sasc:1sIy guard against sucn ais
ssssr a. that which has osfsiien
the United States steamer Defps'cn
ZOE bsssking up on AseaAss8as
shoals. Is 10 proposed 10 aoohsn n1eo
hsh.s $. oil ssA,ioas and seosetuse n'sa
iish'. srd ruuhers for each OF fhem, 20
shss = m.iner can distinguish sy the Ign.
o. ito number jua where be 10, sod VII.
se - plain .. ire Gre als-m signals used
for calling cut steam engines in case OF
Are. CAPT. Mahan. engineer secretary OF
the fghshnuse board, has supplemented the
preparations Of this system, And IN . report
which vi ! soon be submitted to the secretary
of the treasury, he gives the details OF ihis
plan for new lights. In this communication
Capt Mshsn ssys:
az has been admitted for a long time IN
these d.ys Of many snips and much travel,
that ali lighthouse lights should hsve such
distinguishing characteristics ss 10 make 1t
imr .sibie for Any mariner ud1sniy com
i1y 10 a light to be uucer tain whether it
bsI1ngs 70 the lighthouse establishment or
NOT. o. to mistake one light Of the esssb-
msat for another. With the swift steamers
and area, competition Of the present Tine,
chen vss.els are driven simest as fast in
fog ss in clsar weather, . chip running tor
four or five DAYS without heieg able to
catch 4 glimpse OF the sun or stsfe,
nav estily fac bsrssif several miles OUT
of the way. If, under thass circumstances,
= liaht sh9u,i b. usde out Unexpectedly,
the mariner should be sbie 10 tell 8. once
whether il be q light Of the lighthouse e.
.sbl;sL msn., and, il il be 70, he should
have TIE mesrs of knowing irmediasely
Whist hsh. it is. Many naval effisers with
rhom have talked tell me that the system
of time intervals between flashes 10 unsatis-
factory On account o. the diff Guilty of acca-
rstely timing these intervals when ship is
rolling or pitching heavily. Atmospheric
If iuencas, tie nature Of which is unknown,
csu.e aopGreu. variations in the in
tervals by Masking Them seem sone e.
times gras.er aud sgain smaller.
Bsromet.c changes cfer greater q
less resistance - the wings of the
govern or Of TIE driving mechanism. and
these cause vayat'ons Ia word, the
present system, FOUNDED On sime Intervals,
is not wholly 81 sfal. of5. his rlsce is
proposed system Of numersl Characters
nee, o. the Assignment of q number to each
light. this number being given by g'oups OF
flashes Being system founded on g
we'll defined p,ir ciple, no change reed be
made sitter i IL once sdopte d, but discus
sioa of the plsn is invited by the Light
house Bosrd, with the request that it be
carefully examined both as to its merits and
defee,s, and that opinions on both points be
given"
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WARRINGTON, Oct. 16-Couot ven Ar
covslley left few weeks ago m seemingly
perfect health lie had baen here nearl.
all summer, snd was specially Interested
in the reciprocity treaty sni the lifting OF
this embargo on pork. He carried with
him to Berlin many important facts and
data in regard +, p,ik. Il Was one Of ihe
obi cts Of Bis Witt hom' to further the
nss citations between the two countries IL
this matter, how far or how much he had
done at the tina of his death is unknown
Count Arco vslley was appointed minis.
ter to Warrington June IL, 1883, ard
succeeded Won aivepsieben, who WAS mad
auibalbsdor He was about AZ years Of
age, and ct once bscsma great fsvoritf
in Washington circ,es. Ha had long lived
in Fng,a; d. aol spo1e Egg i'h p9If' city
A typical German, yet he lad msHy Eng'st
msnnerisms. lie sIwsy gore m1noculir
He was tsil and veal bull, ard when ht
wore his German officer's uniform had q
most noble appearance
He carried cnt his social duties in most
Delightful manner. aud although not /
society man in the comUou sense of ttf
word, he wss oue of the most popular diplo
mats in s,cia, circles
The news of his desth was great shock
here. nr. Won Mumm, week ago
received letter from the minister, in wblf
the latter spoke Of the operation which h
expected to have performed and expressed
the hope that he would pull through il
successfully.
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A Faithful Treasurer.

An association whose treasurer thinks
first Of its interests before he DOES of bis
own when the latter are st stake is rarely
found. The Squirrel Island Associations
records, c5Ftif 1ste stack book and funds
and securities amounting in aii to about
$4,000 we're ia the possession Of its frassu--
er, Hon. Seth C. whitehouse, Sunday
night when his home wss in flames. His
fret thought was Of those and he saved
them intact.
Mr.. Whitshouse says the plsns fer the
new water works are being carried out.
TIE pipe li1ss sre being dug, and the reg
ervoir, which 10 to be located near Senator
Frya's co.;ses on the highest point OF the
island, will be built IN the spring. The
new wharf will cost 1890, s1dthe contract
for that has been pisced, The bowling
alley has been cut dawn on story ard re-
moved to 8 paint just west of the ieediBg
room the expense, $50, being b,rue by
Mr.. A H D.veopl,s OF Boston and Mr..
Pfsa Of Lowell.
The pr5spect is that there will be con-
siderable bu lii-g the coming spring.
Alexander Doyle has purchased lot en-
Gunner P ias rhf'e be vii, build, while E.
NJ. Bowman OF New Yors, bks bought .
ID. Of Mr.. Charles White en- which he in
tends to ersei cottage. Gen. Fl. NJ
Mitchell proposes to build On land which
he secured Of Mr.. Fred Hsmlen Of Aueusts.
Rev. George S. Chsdeourne OF Cam
bridgeport has purchased the BeAl lot.
Augustus Sssnvocd Of New York has
bought lot wsss of his old one; J. e.
Msxeg, Esq. # Gardiner. the Cha,lss
MilEken house AID lot; Miss Emily 4.
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thing made discord in their beautiful
home. Strange to say their mother, having
no mother love for her little babies, had
been so unnatural and cruel AS to eat up
an elder sister of theirs for her Christmas
dinner. So it was thought best to take
these twins away and give them to nurse
who would take good care of them. In
this extremity the wife of one OF the keep
ers volunteered to take the ba by leopards
1t was a long time before the leopards
learned to use feeding bottle, but finally
they would struggle for its possession, and
often they tore their mistress clothes In
their efforts to reach it first.
When they played together it was much
like the play of kittens, though more
clumsy, for their paws were so large that
when they ran over the floor the noise they
made sounded like children running, and
they would creep stealthily, with their
bodies crouched low to the floor, around
the sides of the room. rarely running free
ly in the center Of the floor. One of their
favorite playthings was an old dustbrush,
and that they would toss up in the air and
worry it when it came down, as cat pro,
ceeds with mouse.-Wide Awake.
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New York Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

NEs Yoa1 Oct 10
flcuE--Reaeipts. 359g7 pEgs; exports, 675i,
ools: - sacks: mod active, easy.E -
1ils 5 25as6 IS; City mill pn!en:s: q S5ae5osi J
win or wheat, low grades, O. 65asi rs fair TO
fancy, "a 3oas5 Is patents. "a 6oaa535; innesota
clear Sa.S5as4 20 stralghts, 4405a$S.25; do. pa
eraat u 30s4 or: fine 3 ooasS Is.
8aGAT-- iSsaslot- Sj0s5J bush. export. 10000,
saIc.. 3ts 90. lever, active for exports;
tar, l.Glal07i. sioat. io6,a.V7s. FOB. NO. 3 red
1927 No. ! nprtnara. 10 arrive, .o6Ss No !,
latd 10 arrive 1854.
ErF-easier, quiet. western. Sia9Ii
Backwheat- boat loAd sold for export 50.
HAkLEr-- firm, No. Milwaukee Y.
CoRp--Keeein 1925, es., 1852, sales.
$4,000. spots lower. active, chiefly exports; No. 2.
COL a6i, elevator. 81 sa62i a1cat; No. white,
0oe. a,tive, weaker, free seller; Nc, ., sd o
Whit. 3tl, 70. q, lilaSoi. 40 whi;e, Sia36i /;
No. l. 35s DO white. 81, mixed v.st'n, S3a36i
DO white "a sa4o white state, S4iaio; No Chi
Corr sn-- E4io. duh, nominal
Su3AB-Raw. quiet, firm, -------
q centrifugal % test. 1915; refined. firm, good
a No r. is4 No No. - lis No. no 10 is ss
No. H. slx; No, Il. ZIG, OF a 3 1916 ~
mould, tbS; standard, liz; confec-
powdered, 468 granulated. 4 l2a4 s, cubes, Il,
lLAssEs-ioreign, nominal, New Orleans,
quiet, firm
PETRoLsus--quiet, steady; united, Oil
IURPESTISE-
PORE-qIiet, steady.
BKEF--steady, quiet.
BsEF HANS Gull
ItB.,- lower. dun, ~e',n'p stesm. "a;
city, 6 35a 6 so, refined, dull; Continent, 90 %
az 10, ga, az
BUTTER--mod demand, firm.
CHBgss- mod active, steady.
FreiEhts 70 L,S"fpuoi. market. firm. active.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith of the News Taken from the
Current Events Of the Day.

Two persons were killed BY train being
wrecked at Mingo Station, Ohio. Friday.
The steamer Bostonisn sailed from Bos.
ton Thu,sdsy night, after relosding her
cargo.
james l.. Randall. aged Is, was found
desd by tee rosdside at North Eastern,
Mess, Thursday night.
The Ayres Wygsrt Company, dealers
in pianos. Chicago. assigned Friday. As
set.. $50, 900; liabilities. $4,000.
living A. Evans. son of Hon. AloDzo
Evsns Of Boston, committed suicide FRIDAY
ny shoe ing himself az the summer resi-
4 Bryce L. Evans in Allinsiown.
A dispa: oh announces the death Of ex-
Governor Samuel w. Hale of New Hsmp-
shire st Brooklyn, N. Y, FridAy, at the
residence of his brother, Henry A. hale.
John Hoey, ex -president of the Adams
Express Company, had hi, property
attached to the amount Of S7l2 $50, FIJI
day, by President Sanford Of the company.
The Concord & Montreal Railroad will
pay dividend Of per cent, Nov. l, on
stock known as class l. B., Concord &
Monre pre- ferred, and class 4, known as
Concord stock.
Il i, reported tbs. Pauline Hall, the
acIess. and Geo. 3. Mcclellan OF Bath
were married =. Bath duting her vacation
last summer, though the report is not gen
orally crsdised.
Thursday, st Pot Townsend, Wash, the
boiler Of the steamer Evangeiine, plying
between thst place and Whiteomb, explod-
ed killir ftr4e maH. FIVE others were
| severely scalded.
Higo Gofzs!es and Cayetans Sirbanos
were shot S. ur3sy BY cider Of General
Gsrzs q! ranch few miles abeve Rio
Grsnie, Mex,co. They we're charged with
being revolutionisss.
Nancy Hanks, the great trottirg mare,
has b.en sod to j. Msicom Forbes Of Bos-
t n. The price was s45 0O0. The mare
remsins in Doble's sable at Lexington,
Ky till the next Eeascn.
The schooner Harvey W. Anderson,
| from PLi,sdelphia for Boston, with cargo
If eosl, yes wrt cked OF Hog island on the
l4th inst. The vessel and cargo were .
total LOGS The crew were s,ved.
Angelo Pstrillo was found guilty of
| murder in the fast desree at New Haven,
| Conn, Friday in killing Michael Denies,
his brother in.law, in March last in that
city He will be sentenced next week.
William Rose was hanged at Redwood
| Falls, Mian., room after midnight Friday
morning. His victim vas Moss Lufkin
| Rose wr,te long letter to the press in
which he charged q farmer named Glover
with committing the murder.
The United States consul at st
| Stephens, n B.. has Informed the STATE
Department that The seven American fish
| ing boats Sc Esd several a.0n.hs ago near
Eastpofs, Me, for uolswful fishing in
Canadiao wsters, have all been released
and tbs masters bave zig aed bond Of in
de unity sgsinst all Claims arising there
form.
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DEATHLY SICK.
We're the W. c. I. U. Delegates They
Ate or Drank Something Poisonous.

BRADFORD, Pa, Oct, l6 -Nesrly 100
OF the delegates &c the W0man's Christian
Temperance [ Dion state convention we're
poisoned hers &odsy by something they ale
or dsaLk az dirner at Arm Dry Hall rendered
the delegates By the Mexican county or
gan.z.iion.
shortly after the afternoon session was
called to order large number of delegates
fell violently i'll SUD in half an hour at
least rs were lyae Imp in their sa's or On
the fl 1of, all vomiting and extremely sick
Medical aid was summoned every ply
can in the city has d.zan cr more pa
.ients on his nands.
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Twenty froggies went to school
Down beside rushy pool;
Twenty little coats of green,
Twenty vests all white and clean.
AVE must be in time" said they;
First we study, then we play.
That is how we keep the rule
When we froggies go TO school,"
Master Bullfrog, grave and stern.
Called the classes in their turn.
Taught them how to nobly strive,
Likewise how to leap and dive:
From his seat upon the log,
Showed them how to say "ker-chogl"
Also how to dodge blow
From the sticks which bad boys throw
Twenty froggies grew up fast;
Bullfrogs they became at last;
Not one Ounce among the lot.
Not one lesson they forgot;
Polished in a high degree,
AS each froggie ought to be;
Now they sit on other logs
Teaching other little frogs.
-Times-Democrat.
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HARRINGTON DENIES
The Correctness of OBrien's Letters
Revelations About Parnell.

LONDON, Oct. l6 Timolby Harrington
replying to the revelations OF Mr.. O'Brien,
denies that the negotiations az Bouognr
were haesd OF the absolute retire ment Of
Psrnell, and sdds that the sooner Mr..
O'Btien publishes the text Of the negctia
tions the more del GIFTED the followers OF
Mr. Parnelt vii! be.
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Mrs Blake, wife Of E L. Blake, pro-
proprietor of he Candy Kitchen, met with
a p>iaful accident Thursday evening she
b sd been in Topshsm At the fsir during the
day AID returning or the 7 O'clock train.
took cab home, On s,ightiag she stepped
on an 40 uleven plsos in the walk srd
turned hsr right ankle, osusiag oisloes-
ton and the frseture of the email bone jus.
above the ankle. DR.. j. NJ. Turner was
called and reduced tie fracture. and she
was quite comfortable yesterday.
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Did Jules Verne ever think that his
imaginary Philess Fogg would be sclipsei
by IN American girl, who once made the
circuit Ia essihsn sevsnsy-three dsys? But
Phiieas had 70 take "ss nj money" The
fame Of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery has gone around the world long ago,
AID left i.s record everywhere as preciou,
boon 70 every nssiop. Ia ,he -h5le wo..j
Of medicine. nothing equals 1t for the cure
of scrofuls Of the lungs which is Consump-
tion). Coughs ard bronchial troubles sue
cumb to this remedy, and the boo 10 puri-
fed BY il, until all unsighsly skin bIotchss
are driven away. Don'f be ssepslcal, a.
this medicine 10 guaranteed to every pur-
chaser. You only pay for tts good you
ge.. oct12j& folrm
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Thz-e is q lite lively voting contest &C.
ing 90 bst~ zen the hackers OF Mr.. john
IIAicor. the popular day baggage nles.er at
tn Name Cenrsl S,stion, aat sr. George
wilson. also An employee Of tee Maine
Cen,ral. Bcsh are mrmbssa Il the recently
O, ysn!zsd Hose Co. No. 4 wnoae house il
on T.c,ie street, ard he votes are TO
d eide which Of the cAn4iiates shsil re-
Give 8 fpe char @hcb The company sets
cd There IS about fortnight moge for
tie ffie IDS Of tie candi !4.es 10 get in their
work and i. Looks now as IL the result
would BE- nice little suci for the conf
p.ay's treasury after all sha expenses are
met,
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s.=oR Ek
0o!zYlS0aSQSak!5
TWO LITTLE lEOPARoS.

How These Curious spotteo n~o'es
Thrived In . zoolosieal Garden.
Once on time two little creatures were
horn in = fine house in beautiful garden
there were bright flowers and rare animals
there, and in their own apartment all wa
arranged for their comfort
They were curious Mile fellows, both IN
spotted coats; and when they were hungry
their cries were not at all likesthe cries OF
other babies. but like the cries OF Kittens
in truth, these fellows were little ieopards
horn in a geological garden. Only one
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The dssussixssian Of NIchniss Niekiehy
IL said 20 be Pfef W. s Bsssis' finest effort.
To 20 s.zis II f-c.s NJ discreiis on his other
ego,ss ~ IN eloeusienist sad impersonssor.
A COED sszsd sudisnce ct the First Bap-
list church last sveriny say him
ia at.sen different chs,sctsrs, and were
disappointed when il was ever thss there
versn's about Is more. Fhs professor
occppies The s'sge slore, without the aids
al ,rsied By &c merry, stage costumes or
equip zeasr, ard yet by expressions OF
voice, s.situies and features the qusins
characters that Dickens has painted come
and 20 before the eyes Of the sudiance,
xhass attention is closeiy held by the IN
,sveiIing of the exciting plot. Prof. BATHS
must he hesyd and seen TO be in the least
appreciated.
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George Tsyler, conductor on the electric
road. has returned from two weeks out
ing in Somerset county in the neighborhood
of HsFtlapd. MIR. Taylor has been visiting
Jeremiah Goodrich, his wifs's grandfather.
Mr.. Goodrich was BORN in 1901 and Is over
90 years old, but is sail hale sud hearty.
He does work on bis farm with vim Snd
apparent pleasure, doing as much 10 day
as most men. He ~slks without the aid of
& cane, carrying himself very erect. He
walks three miles 10 church and back every
Suuday.
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The Loudon Sunday School Union has
designated Sunday and Mondoy, Oct. 18Th
and 18Th ~ days to be observed throughout
Chnsendom By special united prayer for
the conversion Of Sunday school scholars
Rev A g. Lsdi will speak st 40, local
time, Sunday afternoon at the Methods
church, "Echoes from the Sunday school
convention" Suldsy school al | 80 Prof.
s S Wright will lead the Epw orth League
meeting at els. Gospel service at 80,
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151f0.

oct16d&v1wfolrm

North Ellsworth-lo.h lost, Mrs Mary j.
widow OF Nahum Richardson, aged 50 years and
% days.
S,rry-eth inst. Charles G, Ellis. aged year
ard months.
rseuton--l2th inst, Mrs. Mary Jane Buzzell,
aged IS Yeas and months.
BrookliD- sfh lust, Mrs. Ann, widow Of John
Cunningham, aged about 50 years
North BrookliG-Qth inst, Thomas Hamilton,
sgsd 81 y ara, months and % days.
Sedgwick-2d inst, Asa Turner, aTed rs years
7.h lust, Neal, Infant son OF Theodore A. and
Vergelia Smith, aged weeks and days.
HESyEBEC.
Aug1sta-1ct. 10. Ellen H., wife Of N. o.
Savage, agedi5 years. months and IS days.
Funeral 81 O'clock Sunday at her m lther's,
Yrs. Is. G. Robinson.
Re dR eid-i3th inst, Hiss Lucy A. Coleman,
aged 80 years and months.
SOMERSET.
Ansou-ad inst, infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Souviney, aged months.
stsrks 81 Inst, Ben Hilton, aged IS years aud
5 months.
Matisin-2d iust, Harry E., iafaut son Of Mr..
and MIS-. E. A. Fogg, acef months and 90 days.
WALDO.
Belfast--lsl ilst., Mrs. Margsre. Cannon, aged
81 years; I'd iEss. Annie Blanchard. of SIX Miles
Fall, aged about 20 Gears I'd inst, Mary eanor,
wife OF Benz. T. Black aged 81 years and ,nths.
swany''le--5;h inst, VIM. Bartlett, aged II
years, N Iths and II days.
Searsp9rt-fth inst, Sarah B., widow Of the late
Marshall eutth aged 70 years and 10 months.
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The Wreos id not occupy the boards at
The opera house lsst night under the aus
picss of Fairfield Lodge. Their perform
ances in other pisces in TIE 5iste ~ers very
unsatisfactory, and this fact coming to thu
kro wiscge Il the Fsi fed bre hrsr IT such
a way as 10 leave TO room for doubt, they
nippad the business in the bu3, or on the
arrival Of the 'c0mDany," which com
prised three ye2pls, yesterday forenoon.
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Socal Nlofiers.
STATE HOUSE TOPICS.

State Librarian Carver 10 sending cut
khe $50 Maize report of she decisions CT
thu Supreme Judicial Court.
The State superintendent Of schools q! s
of the Teachers Convention st Rar HaF
Dor tia. re ssa much disappoistei-hsppi-
Iy dissppointed-!n it. u vas grand meet
ing and productive Of grand results.
Concerning the crop Of apples Secretary
Gilbert in his lsss bulletin is able to say !;
"Tbe report of the crop of winter apples
is more favorable than st any ether period
in the year. The warm weather was favor
able to growth and the srui. held we'll to
the trees, go that at maturity there proved
to be more in qusnii.y thsn had previously
been supposed. As was reported, however,
in the lest bulletin, there is wide differ
ence in the crop even within narrow liNiis.
TIE iuq uiries sent out called for an esti-
ms.e of the crop as compared with that
Of last year. Representing the crop of
last year as 100 Livefmore reports the
present crop as 1876; Greene, so; Wilton,
90; Harrison, $50; Brunswick, IS; Albion,
300; Monmouth, 80; Windsor, 200; Burk-
estsville, IS; Union. 1875; Hiram, 200;
Rumford, 100; Norway, $50; Kenduskesg,
so; Hsmpden, rs; Brownville, so; Tops
ham, 300; Bowdoibham, 300; North Fair
field; 10; Madison. 1875; Freedom, 50;
Liberty, so; Springvsle, 400. The aver
age Of these estimates is 1856 or So pr cent
larger than the crop of A yesr ago, The
quality Of this fruit is generally god. A
narrow breadth through southern Franklin
and iuto ksnnebec county was nesrly spoil
cd with hail
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Stevens, the marble worker on Msia s. !,
10 moving his stock Of monuments, tablets,
etc., from his press nj quarters 20 the base
ment Of the Rogers buhdirg. This is done
preparatory to raising ap the building, 80
mat It shall be ia tine with me others tiiAs
nave gone up N tue same nelgab9:hood.
Hr. SgEvens hss Govsd ous eigh, or ten
tons q stuff, sDd sill take oat considerably
more. He teils Us tha. his business has
bsen remarkably good this year, and ihA;
ne has PIT more sors into Pine Grove
Csmetery than ever before in the sane
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Eisily answered If a strong msn. WHO
hss Fl que0;ly suffered pain, grows imps-
tirnt and b,ilioDs how much mnrs imps-
tent should be the bsby who does not know
whs. suffering means. For the psns OF
colo, teething, etc, DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup
il the sovereign remedy. Price 25 cts.
Il, is a hard thing to treat nasal cstsrrh in
children; but Old Sauls Cs.srrh Cure is
easy TO use, safe ard effi,acious. Sold
everywhere for % cts.
ont1edS " vfolrm
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. Oot ID
RI.ouR-frm. unchanged, spring patents
90s5; bakers, 4 coat 25 straights. STAT 60
winter patents. 4 7Oa4 SIS; straight-, i0ai 60.
WHEAr-weak. lower, some reaction; No
spring ejia965, No red g7sa7i
GoBs-deciincd, reactive, ~. s,51l.
OARS quet, -. =. 27ia29.
AYg-Ns. :, sSi.
RARLEr-No 4, eoa6l; No / faxseed, s9a99l
HoS products, lower.
Provision weak carly, rallied later
PORK Mess. as IS
LARD per 100 lbs, 541.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-17

The National Homs is b1narzs for the
fruit man ~ho has apples to osrrsl. L sing
as they DO seven rsrreis Of fl1ur & day It
doss not take bus few days TO get big
l5td. Farmers are anxious to secure
TJgus barrels S5 they are in excellent
condition and bring 10 cents each.