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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-18
Ths Hsrtf,sd Steam Boiler Inspeotao,
and Iususancs Co.
reported for tie Bssaen Com s.syeasl
Ballstln.

The twenty.Afth annual statement NJ ,hs
nsfsfofd Ssesm Boiler Inspection snt
Insurance Co. appears in another column,
And ee are pieased to note that the com
peny has ea.ned in Assets and aided 10 il,
su plus. asids fram increasing it's premium
feserve fund The company, In fact. h.,
nso moss prosperous year, far exec edira
Inc expectstions Of is officers. From The
FORM OF policy which the company issues
the sound indemnity that 10 offered and il,
honorable dealings with its patrons, il hp
gained most worthy reputation, with man.
nfaetafefs and steam users generally.
DuriDg the past yesf, the company has
furnished specifications and plans for the
proper construction Of boilers and steam
plants FOR hundreds Of concerns throughou
me country. and testimonials have been
received Of the good economy obtained Of
those in this State to which reference msy
be made are Lisbon Fails Fiber Co, Lis.
Don Falls. Me; Cushnoc Fiber Co,
Augusta; Lumber Co. and Bangs Bros.
Augusta, Me; Winsiow Lumber Co. Wins.
low. Me; Eastern Mfg Co, d. SARGENT
Sons. +. ". Aver & Co. And Peuobsco;
k'ndling Wood Co, Brewer, Ne; O.sno,
Pulp & Paper Co., Boom Mills Me; Dia.
noad Wrench & Tool Co, Portland Me
Redington Lumber Co, PHILIPPE Me
Bradsrfeet Lumber Co.. Gardiner Me
Bowdoin Paper Mfg Co Brunswick Me
and many others.
In fact, the d,aughting room Of the Hart
ford Company 10 3 busy place.
The New England Department, which
comprises Maine, New Hampshire, Mss.a.
chusetts and Rhode Island. occupies the
first floor Of the building, Nos. "a and 81
Pemberton Square. Boston. and is under
the management Of Mr.. G. 4. Roberts
who has, for the past six years, 90 success
fully conducted the sfairs Of this depart.
ment. The inspection department consist.
OF corps Of ten we'll trained, able and
practical men, headed by Mr.. Frank S
Allen. chief inspector, well known through
out New England, and one might cay the
United States. as an expert Of large
experience. Under hi, supervision, the
department has been thoroughly reorgan.
lied and changes made to meet the vie ".
Of the company.
Henry A. Frye is speeisi agent for thil
State and he has Conducted very success
ful business for the company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-18
NOT A cURE.ALL.

IS not cure all nor is
1t SO advertised, hut
ANANA in gil diseases Of the
blood. and in all dis
.asos that have their origin in an impure or
,oisone,, condition of the blood,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-18
II Stands Unrivaled.

1t STANDS UnENdIeo.
The record O: this wonderful medi-
cine is unparalleled in the history OF
medical remedies, and is made up of
the grateful testimonials of those who
have tested it. Physicians, preach
ers, and some of the best known peo-
pie in the country gratefully testify
to its virtuek
Book % s,ese snd skia Diseases Free.
THE SWIFT spEclflc CO.. Atlanta. Ga
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-18
Amusements.

Barlow Brothers Minsseils is inside ur
OF the best talent in the country, 1t 10 new
all through and has go many commsndlble
points that 10 mention one seems like slight.
ing the others thst were equally a. good
and are all deserving Of praise. There wal
not tame scene n ,r tire some incident in
the whole performance. The singers
voices are rich and well trained, they are
tastefully srrsng-d, and the succeeding
scenes are full Of rapid. beautiful surprises,
making the Barlow Brothers the event OF
the season.-Pit.burgh Dispatch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-18
Aiif0.

CUMBERLAND.
Pottisud-M March :. Michael Ferguson; Msreh =
Mary a., widow Of the late Lyman t. True CT
Pov nal aged 20 years. 10 months.
last Deeting March 5, Henrietta u. Woodman
aged Is years, mouths
Yamoath-March :, John Godus. aged 2
years, months
Ptt.ston March II, Mrs. Benjamin Mooers agef
56 years.
Raotbbay-Narch i0l Allen Barter, aged -
March II, Morris Giles son Of Benz. n. and Mar
Giles. aged ?: Msrch 4, Henry SWEET, aged -
n syuard lie Wis, aged ~.
PENoBscoT.
BauRoe-- March -, Mrs Priscilla Hartman
.v,d 61 wears. March Is, James IreAdaeii
aged Il years : months and : days; March IA
Isyina W. Kittridge, aged Cd years. months snG
days: march u. Mary e. Lavless, ssed ID wears
Exe,. march ., Ernest. only SIN of n Pres
colt.
SOMERSET.
Norridgewoct- March Is infant son - Mr. an'
Mrs.. n arshai Stevens, aged about mouths.
wAlpo
Frsnkfoyt-Msrch II, Martha L. Pike, aged .
yeAre and II mosths-
wAsHtNGrON.
Jone.pars-March :. Lydia b Sawyer. dsughte
OF eopese ard JssiA lawyer. aged II yesrs,
IN snth and days
YORK.
YVES, guxtou-Nsrea S. Ella Aver, wife Of W
r. Cisrk aged 80 years. -.
Ola urcrsr.-Mzrch is, Col. Rishworth W
II ch, aged IS ycsrs, months
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FOR SALE


All members OF TIE bar o. thu State of lsaine
who are DESTROYS Of forming state Bar Ascot -
ton, invited TO ct for the purposes Of orza-
nizatiou ri the gentlemen named In the Act
creating the Maine State Bar Association easse 4
By she present Legs atare, in the rooms Il tie jn-
uesday evening. March 18th, at 80 O'Clock
CHARLES +. LrBBr,
mariodtd One Of the Inoosporators.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-18

Whether on pleasure bent or business
shonld take on every trip bottle of Syrul
Of Figs, a. il acts most pleasantly An,
effectually on the kidneys, liver snt
bowels, preventing fevers, headaches srt
other forms Of sickness. For sale in 50t
snd 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists
eeh2Sd&K
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Marriieo.

ANpROssoGGIS.
Lewiston-M March ~, M. Charles II. smith Of
Auburn, and Miss Addie A Pomeroy OF Burnhan
ARoosTooK.
Spragues MDl-Narch IL, Mr.. Frank o. Bail Il
Hiss Agnes g allagher
SAGADAHoC-
Bowdoinhsm-March7 !, Mr.. Samuel W. wilde
and Miss Bertha Pratt.
WALDO.
Whit. rport-March 10. Mr., VIM, B. Belche
and Miss Florence z. " Tor. both of Winte'post
March II, Eugcns A. Buzzell of Monroe and Mis-,
Lottie Y. Clwan of Wintsrport: March H. Free
NJ. Johnson Of Newburgh and MISS Emma l.
Hardy of winterport.
YORK.
springvsls--M II, John W Frost and Mrs
Mary 4. Goodwin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-18

IL az, yss e,,~ss,> n i ,,s,.. .s.ls
,sssSA ~ y a+-ss@ - - i.is .,s- '.-' i3a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-18
Ds.th q Hon III. wsds~ mn.


Hon 1 y. Wassssrh, clark 10 - "a
pe'insensess cf schools dspaseneue, die
q bic hore 10 Mxnchss,ef, Tuesday, abou
nsos- y. Wsdsvcsth VA in his esd
year and for some tine had been suRers,
ffon hsaks dissass. This lase stack esms
On sDou' iLfse weeks ago. He leavi,x thu
emcs February 2iss. he fes.izsd .ha. hi,
enancss Tor rec5rery wese snail and mE,
sis vii 1t tn. very FIRST Of his iilness. NJ
Wsdsvursh srs3usaed from Bovdoin Col.
iese IN he ci4ss si rs, aaI s4s coasidersd
ans OF the brightest rchoIars in the ciass
he then vert sou'h where he ssush,
school ssd Afterwards engaged in busisess
hetufnicg 70 bic home in Manchester, hs
ssms:nsd there for = time. Thea, in 1852,
ne vent To Orsson. making the journey
scfoss Tie piAios. From there he went "a
CshssFnia- After returning to HE home il
manchester b held oil the oGces in the
so~n and Va . member Of the House 10
iss4 and ssain In II. He VS. sppoinsea
c'ss 10 The supssins<ndsns Of schools De.
passmsns In 1883 and has since held shs,
position. MI. wa5svor,h VS. . very
popular c6scia! sEd bis death il keenIy Eel.
oy his associates in the Susie House. The
funeral viii be at n. n. Thursdsy, and .
delegation will attend from this city,
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Born.

ASDRosC0OGIN.
Anbsrr--Nsroh q, TO the wife of Mr.. ". c
Datn, daughter.
CUMBERLAND.
Bowery Beaeh--to the wife Of Mr. G. c. Jordan
n daushtr.
HANCOCK.
Broeklin-Match !, TO the wife o, ar. George
LouRs, son.
LINCOLN.
Boo,h6sy Harbor-- March 10 to the wife OF Mr.
q. +. Sinclair, II daughter.
Roo,hbay--seb. as TO tn" wife of Mr.. Albion
Roberts. a daughter; March :, TO the wife of or
John Burke. a daughter.
PENoBsCoT.
North Oriand-Mar. II. 10 Mr. and Mrs. Mar
W. Gem, a daughter. (Bre uda Elizabeth
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-18

u. Geo. VI. Oakm IN. sith Chie.eiuz 3 SoZs
{ several ysars. wils Be IA snsasss sbrat the
"a for few days. fsfr~c- W: hing hfA services
CAS- Rave orders ST Rosse's ieeeiry store.
nariVlu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-18

0 ~ - -
Both shs method Aod results vhen
Syrap Of Figs 10 taksa; it il pleasant
and refreshing TO the aasts, and acts
gently yet promptly On me Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, rleArses the sys
tenn easctuaiIy, dispels colds, head
aches and lovers ard sures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Fig i the
only remedy Of IT. kMd ever p,o
duceds pleasing TO the taste and &C
cepAbls TO the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial IN It's
edectA prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend il.
to al and have nAis i. The mes!
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs IL Tor ssis Ia SO
Aad 81 Bottles by An leading drug
gats' Any reliable druggist who
Gay nos axss i. on hAzd NiI pso.
suas Z. promptly sos any e. VINO
sisnes to Try il. Do Aes aoesps any
subxtl:uss.
A&SfSxHiA FyS SHx1p 20.
.. sAs fassc,sos. AK
ssgisr,iiE. ". 4EN soR, al.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-18

State Secretary R. H. Shelton Of T. NJ
C. A. Of Boston ves in The cify yssssfdsy.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-03-19
Ed HOOD,
Sherilt. AND Collector,

h.Haiiett a. DO, ItoS $50 Portland, ~ aine
Nevada County picayune., 1891-03-19

On tie mend
the consumptive who's not be
reft of judgment and good sense
He's taking DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. If taken in
time and given fair trial, it will
effect care Consumption is
Lung-scrofula For Scrofula, in its
myriad forms, and for all Liver,
Blood and Lung diseases, the "Dis-
coyery" is an unequalled remedy.
It's the only guaranteed one, If
it doesn't benefit or cure, you get
your money back. You only pay
for, the good you get.
Discovery" strengthens Weak
Lungs, and cures Splitting of Blood,
Shortncss Of Breath, Bronchitis,
Severe Coughs, and kindred affec
tions. Don't be fooled into taking
something else, said to be "just as
good" that the dealer may make a
larger profit. There's nothing at
all like the "Discovery." 1t con-
tains no alcohol to inebriatc no
syrup or sugar to derange di-
gestion. AS peculiar in its cura-
tive effects as in its composition.
Equally good for adults or children.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-03-19
LADIES

Address Picayune, Prescott, Ars
Nevada County picayune., 1891-03-19
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Father-"Ethol, what was that
nose heard in the parlor last
night kthea--:t.t vas Charlie
breaking his engagement"
Nevada County picayune., 1891-03-19

There is an antidote to every pois-
on, excepting the poison of malicious
gossip. The only remedy against
that is 10 poison the gossiper.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-03-19

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
NUMBER 8.

turned 10 the others A. he pronounced
thess words. and did not notice the fiest-
ing expression on Tom. face.
"IIow long DO you stay. fountAinY
inquired somc one at the table.
II return tomorrow night. Was the
reply
"And I tomorrow morning. Inter
po-cd Tom airily And az have 10 gst
Oh a. an unoon-cionably early hour. ]
shall retire frUm this enchanting scene
of wee. dee the temptation % your 80
ductivs socisty. and say good night"
Once on the sidewalk. be- struck his
cane on the stones and said aloudi
swell BE- beats the deck for coolnoss
and sclf l.os-cssion. leIPccted 10 carry
him by coup DE grace. but not trernor.
by Joye, lie l. a man of nerve. How
ever. nv trip. as much by good luck ~
by tact. has not bccn uninitful. one
or two more turns % the ool aud I've
got him After n moments silence;
"Ilang IL. I'm growing frighifully stu
pad. Why In the name ~ common sen-s
didn't ! a.k him Who Il was who owned
the huti0nsl n there was a Convenient
stone wall here "a butt rny head against
u to scc " II has turned soft However.
that Photograph ought 20 h. ready by
the time ! gct hack 10 New York, and
then for tie Identification. Dy ST.
George. the work go.s braVely onl 80
III 81 h-d
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03

l.rccd for early maturity. Brccd a chick
that will come Ia maturity bcforc the
lat pound of meat Gusts mofr than the
chick viii bring per pound Ia market.
Two year. u long enough to Keep q
hcn. fopr up Ia consistent point aud
vt al the egg. shc will produce then
she will ell At that age Tor good price
In market tor poultry.
We shouldn't b. satisfied With lcss
than suD cggs per year from each ben.
How about over produciiout was asked.
We shouldn't stop to think ~ this.
Nature settles this. lie had bccn speak.
Ing on poultry before thi. hoari Tor
eight wears ani therr hadn't bccn year
bat some Que had askcd him this quc--
tion of over production. VI no time
had pticcs bccu better for poultry aud
egg than In l>'0.
Thought we'll ot clover hay Tor hcns
in winter. Would put u into the boiler
ani cook IL.
Would feed the smallest quantity II
food consistent With perfect bcalth--
wouldn't keep grain before the fowls all
the tim.. Separate the chicks when the
seNcs can bc determined, bcCause the
pullcts msturr earlier than IA" cock.
crcls. fe,Si the pullcts on cuarser tood
~. cuckrr,ls on richer fo''i. Pullcts
frd up should not cost more than i've
Ceuts pound
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
A eoaeorr1. urrRARy GRAVE


Literary fame ss.ms N-rr ha'los ani
.hou.li,ei az times. | thought ~ this,
saysA newspaper correspondent, a. ~
rcntly ! sto'd Nv thc vrnNc 81 Seht
smith. native ot nuckhcld. Maine, the
once famous MAJOR Jack Downing.
Forty year. avo d. va. the mo.t motel
political saiirist 20 hi day. What b.
sru,e Was guotei ~Ncrywh-rv AMI ai
gtvat dinner. h~ was the wittisst gur.i.
Abraham Iincolq was hi. warm friend,
aad 80 eer- President. jackson, Bu-
shanan sni johnson. Ilis Intense hatred
20 political shims aud hi kr-n and isclle
I.-u made his name renowned. Long
fellow Nas his rlassmais william l'iti
lr..snden, the ''lncorruptihlc statcs-
man" hi. college ,hum; Epe. Sargent
the dreamer" hls friend. When his
volume ~ "l.ttrrs, entitled "Way
Dowu East. or pouraiture. 20 lankce
Life" appeared II not ouly attracted
national attention bat Nrt@mu. Ward de
clsf,l him GO =. the American humorist.
lle had imltators everywhere. lli'
book. sold Ike wildhrr. Everybody
knew hl. name Aud now Away back
20 the quiint aud ancient village of
pstchogu- Long leland. y. Y, few
mile. frun Ga. "WilloNs." the home
stead wherein hc 90 Hospitality cutcr-
t,lnei his distinguished friend there,
Ia the abandoned Vet picturesque VIII
luW crmrtcry, 1. hi. grave. forgotten.
neglected aud visited by not one person
Ia year. u 1. lonely h.i. Indeed,
wherr MAJOR Jack Downing, ~ the
DyWuiurxillg mitltia" awaits the rt--
direction. llis rc.tlng place I. sur-
rounded on every siic by tangled forest
groath aud Ia the right ~ it lea poui
laden with fragrant water lllles. w
one scarcrly know. that for.aken grave.
Rich cluster. ot golden rod blossom
wildly on the mound under which the
New Euglau grniu. so peacefully rests.
Behind Il l. strip of woodland aud the
plsc" of .rpulchrc I. reached by . long
snd unf-sluentei hne-I mo,t rom ,ntic
entrance to the graveyard. Ca q moss
blurred and lich.n-coVer,,i tombstone ~
moderate proportion. I. chl.ele,i "lle
NAs we'll beloved" We'll beloved and
yet forgotten In tNenty-twO ycar., Tor
b. passed away at patchogue Ia july,
l>G~, Ia the 18th wear of hl. age, l0yc'i by
Young aud OLD. The humori.t'. widow,
Elizabeth Dike--SmitlI. Who wrote "lhe
.inlrss Child" which was pronounced
an exceedingly beautiful poem by Bry-
ant. Emerson and Poe, still survives her
fsmou. husband, living Ia an inhnd
North Carolina hamlet, hale, hearty and
still handsome AZ -. the oldest living
American woman writer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
IA. roMs OF EVE.

Vt jiddah, the seaport ~ Mecca, there
l. temple with palm growing out of
the solid stone. which the Arabs assert
mark. the last resting place of our COM
mon mother. Eve. tomb. Ia an In
closure within the temple, surrounded
by high white walls, !. the shrine %
thousand. ~ devoted lshmaell,es, who
make a pilgrimage tO the spot once every
seven years. According to the Arabian
legends, on the anniversary of the death
of Abel, aid Ia le June J, the doors of
the temple which form. a canopy over
this supposed tomb II the flr-t woman,
rrmaln open all night, In spite OF the
keepers ef'ort. to close them, aud terri
bic erie. ~ anguish are .aid Ia issue from
thsm, a. II the memory 81 the first trsg-
cdy It'll haunted the remains which are
.uper.tltiously believed Ia bc deposited
there. The Arabian tradition Ia. II that
Eve was over go fe-t tall, which coin
cIiei, somewhat remarkably, with an
account of the tenants Of the Garden of
Eden written by member Of the French
Academy Of Sciences, a few years ago,
who sl.o estimated the fret pair to htve
been over 800 feet Ia height.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
rurlrm - IuLTAEN.

In. hr.t work II the afternoon Nas a
lecture by pr. q. VI TNltchell 81 Pair
h.ld. ~ ga,, practical talk on Poul-
fr,. The doctor s~cs au analogy D.
ta,,n ''aiauGam-d farm" and poultry
raising. ils would not pat the bcsi Land
tn thr u.s ~ raising poultry bat take the
puorv-t, stouirst and inost useless ."lI
fur The purpose 20 raising poultry upon.
The ben l. a machine constructed Tor
"A purpo.e. Hr,cl. have multiplied and
br,,l up till th-rv arr almost uumhcric.s
br,.,i.. .ife ha. b,'u Improved and the
ess capacity has h-ru trvbl-d.
d. .iari in poultry ou an ineNien,lNe
plan huy .omr inexpensive land. III "
has trrr. ou u 80 much the better.
ggIld inexpensive poultry houses-sio
,r 80. large enough for On hens, l. IA"
olf.its cot. II your hens aud select
tha.. With reference a. egg production.
- pru.Iursr- cannot D. extra Tor ISoul-
fry- na more than the dairy cON can De-
.,,-sl fnr beef. IIe did nOt believe Ia the
general purto.c animal of any kind-n"
more the ben.
Your heus Nill D. ju.t Nhat you make
them. They can D. changed fTOm sgg
ur,tiuerr. to meat producers. This has
b.-n true ~ the Light Brahma family
| Tirn ths attention 90 the point which
s. want. Pallets 20 grade st"ck can re
lnurht far % o. t0 ccnts aploce and
the.r Nill NJ bettsr paying poultry s,"ck
fog the farm than purr stock. >eleci par.
/ hr-,l males 70 the line % stock yoa wlsh
10 breed. Cull the pallets from the bss'
layer. and mate these With such males
AMI you can bat improve the stock from
year a. year.
Next conles feeling 90 poultry. IN.
/ 4. ID. great question Of the day, nov ="
/ fr,-i our animals Tor special proiuc'lon, =
| and Il i particularly applicable to Poul-
trv. The One thought Ia bc kept ln NlcN
1. o. ke.p the birds In perfect health.
What does the hen dOs she i TO pro-
dnce aboui ~ pound. of egg year; an
egg go davs oct ~ the three hundred
and sixiy-hve, and Ia the case OF u'e
fesh formers that will give us large
amount ~ fesh.
/ Ia the question of ration. every ingr,e.
di.ut In ths egg OF fie-h must be supplied
through the fOod We supply. J grant
there l. something In the Individuality
~ the hen but nlorr In the Individuality
of the food.
| cave an actual accognt of cost OF
ke.plng IS hens; co-t sdls5; income
sist.gi: net gain slss..0; with -
rhieLens raised. Tskiug the chickens
az. nroflt VAS over - bead per hen.
Among the best laying breeds were
Isghorns and the Wyandoues. ~
brceding intensity the points dss''s''