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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1891-02-21

Christian terror of death,' as opposed
to the gay calmness of the Pagan and
the stoical repOse OF the Indian" Has
she ever known ANYTHING of the condi-
tiOns Of which she speaks? Has she
ever experienced what the soul Of the
true Christian, in proportion as it means
more Or less fully the precepts and
practice Of his faith. feels for the awful
but glorious moment that opens before
him? Even when he is called upon to
meet the more fearful ordeal of the
death of one we'll beloved; when the
mother must stand, stricken and power
less, to see the beautiful eyes that are
dearer than life TO her close forever on
her and on the world; when the hus-
band must turn from the grave that
holds for him strength and inspiration
docs this woman, who talks SO glibly
Of 'grostasqueness" and "childish
fears" know what keeps the torn heart
from breaking2 With all her gifts Of
fame and fortune. with tins glitter and
glamor of the wonderful talent she has
so often grievously misused; with the
cynicsm Of the Pagan without his phi
losophy. is she able to understand an
iota Of the heavenly consolation and
divine hope which springs eternal in
the lowllest and simplest Christian
heart, that knows how to look beyond
time to eternity. Centuries have passed
since the days when human life was of
such small worth in the economy of the
world that men schOoled themselves to
look oupon death with impassibillty,
because it meant so little. Even Ouida
Will scarce denV that it was Christianity
which first recognized the dignity OF
the individual; and, infinitely uplifting
the value Of existence, also infinitely
ernDhasized the meaning Of death. So
that the resignation of to-day is
deeper and finer feeling than the acqui-
escence of old Indifference. How much
it means to the stricken heart only
those know who believe such SORROWS
shalt be comforted, and that at last all
ity."
In another 0utburst OF strange dla
tribe, the writer inveghs against Chris
tianitY as the foe of love. 1t is small
wonder that the author of "Moths"
and "Strathmore'' should not know how
to distinguish love from passion. But
to boldly misappropriata facts for the
purpose of making an impression is not
allowable, even in romance. The
love which is tender and tired and true,
the love on which society hinges, upon
which civilization builds, which is the
JOY and strength of the world, filling it
with radiance. making it glad with
content, depends as utterly upon the
precepts and principles of the spiritual
law which Christ laid down as the sea-
sons do upon the movements of the
planets which control them. OF all the
fields of fiction in which the imagina-
tion of Oulda has run riot, there is not
blindly the will 0'-the'wisp fancy or
straved farther from the reasonableness
of truth tnan In this whimsical attempt
at discussion of theme of which she
knows nothing. At least, she Is faini-
liar with the setting OF her Italian pic
lures; she is blind and deaf, though,
unfortunately not dumb, upon the sub
iect whereon she has last chosen to en-
Tighten her fellows.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1891-02-21

Mrs. Hayfork- -''Anything fer me?''
Rural POstmaster-''I don't see noth-
ing"
Mrs. Hayfork-"I was expectin' let
ter or postal from Aunt Sally Spriggs,
tellln' what day she was comin'.''
Rural Postmaster (calling to his wife)
Did YOU see postal from Mrs. lay
forks Aunt Sally. tellin' what day she
was comin'?'
His Wife--'Yes es; she's comm Thurs
daV."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-07
MAINE PEOPLE

Prof. F. Z. Russell for four years pRin.
cipai OF the Winthrop High School, has
rendered his resignation. He has been
offered the principalship Of the Topsham
High School at IN advanced salary.
Dr.. G. D. b. Pepper, ex-presidert Of
Colby. has sigpided his acceptance Of the
call extended to him by the Main street
Baptist church, Ssco. to remain with them
a. pastor - long - his health and circum-
stances permit.
Rev. G. G. Winslow, pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal church at Bar Harbor,
who has passed through . severe surgical
operation at the Maine General Hospital
Portland, 10 rapidly recovering. This viii
be good news TO his many friends.
Prof. H. M. Ehabrooke who has beer
chosen to the recsntiy established chair Of
English Literature At the Maine State Col.
lege, will assume that position next August
when the college year commences. Prof.
Estsbrook has been for some years con
nected with the Gofham Normal School
and 10 thought to be we'll qualified for the
more important position to which he has
been called. He gill remain at Gorhsm
teaching until the summer vacation Of
the school. Prof. Estabrook vas gradu.
ated ut the State College lib 1876, and hii
time since then has been warmly devoted
to teaching, although he has done quite an
amount Of literary work.
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hchoss from oosd Will Farm

The Helping Hsnd Good Will Club, ss
Bangor, realized $40 from an entertain
ment which they gave at the chapel in
West Bangor, March Goth.
1t is interesting to follow along Mr..
Hinckleys Diary from the month of March.
and note The growth of the new
cottage fund, which finally came
up to the figure desired. la speaking OF
the way in which this fund grew, the Good
Will Record says: Kings daughters have
toiled, Good viii Clubs have taxed them
selves, Sunday Schools have contributed.
Young Peoples Societies Of Christian
E1desycr have given, churches have passed
the collection plates. mite boxes have
been opened, musicisus have played,
students have sung, elocu.ionists
have read, housekeepsrs have cooked
subscription papers have been passed,
the photograph has echoed human
voices, calisthenic boys have performed,
dimes and niekels have been gathered.
skeptics have questioned, and Christian
have prayed. And so the rich and poor,
The wise and the ignorant, the young and
the old, have voted in favor of saving the
boys
Among the periodical ais sdded to the list in
the Good Will reading room this year are
the Wide Awake, through the kindness OF
friend, and the Standard, published in
Chicago which has q splendid family
page under the management OF q
special editor. Mrs. Dickerson.
Several books have also been added TO the
library, among them one from New Hamp-
shire. entitled bible Bfiiliants, OF
Mothers Home Bible Stories" the donor
Of which 10 unk lowp.
The Story Of Good VIII Farm" is a
booklet Of thirty six pages, which gives IN
account Of the enterprise from the begin.
ning TO the present time, and written by
one who knew Of Mr.. Hinckley's desire and
purpose before dollar was in hand for its
accomplishment. 1t will be sent to any ad-
dress on apple stion, but it il hoped that
those who order 1t will enclose three two
cent stamps to defray the expense Of print
Jog and msiiiaR.
A Good Will Club has been organized,
in Dexter, and the secretary, Bertha Jose,
writes ~ follows to the Record: 1--WE
children have organized . club called the
Good Will Ten. Our object is to help the
Good Will Home and do all the good we
can. The following are the names of the
officers: Oracle Stems, president; Berth.
McCfillis. vice president; Bertha Jose,
secretary; Edna Merrill, treasurer
List Friday cur club gave an entertain
ment 1t, which We sold ice cream. cake,
candy and corn balls, making Sc so, which
We send to you. We will try to send
something every month. l will close With
my best wishes for your success
Among the urgent needs at the farm this
spring 10 good work horse, q pillow, ard s
spring tooth harrow. Cash Subscriptions
to meet the running expenses Of the home
should not be overlooked.
A photograph Of Good Will Cottage il
sent to any address on receipt Of thirty
cents. A photograph Of s'Our Boysr-a
group OF the 70 boys now as the farm, and
Mr.. Ham the home msDagef-is sent to sny
sddress on receipt Of fifty cents. Those
Who viah can secure . photograph Of Good
Win CcttaEe By getting four subscfibefs 10
the Good VIII Record.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-07

One Of the employees about the Kennebee
Central Railroad, who rejoices in the given
name Of George, is vastly fond Of we'll
Drowned miuce turnovsYs, and opening his
dianer pail recently discovered = plump
Que, ;placed there by the thoughtful wife to
add The climax to finely cooked dinner.
He ate everything else and finally set q
shining row of teeth into the sforemen
toned turnover. II was generous bite
snd as he drew away the remainder long
string OF cotton waste nnwound from the
depths Of the turnover and formed con.
meeting liak between the sample in hi.
mouth and The original piece of pssiry
which he held in his hand. Disappointment
was depicted on his countenance and cha
grin occupied q conspicuous plsce in. hi
mind as he remembered thst the lst day Of
April cemes only once per annum. Hi
cbums along the line now have the laugh
at him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-07

Pnrssuae. Aysil GA special 11su
Hindlay, Ohio, says: 1he Rstnrns non ~
yicus cities Of Norlhvesasn Ohio - ~
muricipal secsioas seday h6iean thas u
DemocssAs have carried The clsiss q Hlad
~, Napelses, Ds0ance, Wopakoastts,
Lima and UpPsr 6andushy. VIII ~ h
plblisans have bsen saeoesefel 3 1eledo,
Fsslssia. Bowling 0ssea. NestA DAhiaess
and Diu1tem. Whtle ~ iss0se wsss pave
" local, ~ result 10 REGARDED asslgni1oaal
q . fail contest and viii this visw e N
matter ths Democrats afs sonsvhaE jshi
lapt.
CLsvxLAxD, O.. Apeil e-Hea- Wn
0rcse, ths Republican candidate for DayoI
Of Cleveland, vas elecesd today By n
josity Of about 5000. Ths entire Rspab
lican ticket, with the exception e& III
candidate for city treasurer. vas alst
elected.
ColuABus, O., Apell 6.-The Demo
Gratis carried this city over the Republican
and ciisens' league By msioRitiss ranging
from 500 70 1000. eleclisg al The ciJ
cfficers, exespt . member of the publia
works.
CIHcmxArr, Ohio. April 6-Ths nunici
pal election today rssulted in the fe-elec
ton Of Mayor Mosby, Republican. BY I
msjori.y Of about 100, and ths entire Re-
publican ticket.
BAIpoHPoRr, Conn.,. April 6-The cisy
election held today was . great surrfise
The average Democrat majority In this city
il about 1000, but the Republicans today
elected William Il. Marieold mayor. do
featips ZAlmon Gocdsell By $50 votes.
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- - local naRkeis - consequently
I'm = ovsr1oUjn9 ~ nsple syf1p. Il
rsnils n ~ sReeh Z o. % pm galisA--
/ We m having tsaay, Arsil 8 60 q tn
Dost hois1e3o16 ana esvsso se1R0s o& II
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Nsdispn - but ens 1ovn panpeT. n ~
/ My abest 100 ysass eN- Or expsasea
IT ~ peer ~ lfsssnt yeaR win - vsfy
snall IN cenpaRisen - oehsf towns q the
mne size.
81. AIBAxD.
Nearly Scot Of NOV fell h Fridays
Storm and dsiftsd badly On the cfsss reeds
and required soDs shsveling Mr.. I'd
Lncas and Mf. George Psnnall arrived
hone from the West Saturday ere on .
visit 10 relatives and friends altar sevseal
yeafs absence. Mr.. Lucas b eetablishsd in
business in TAooms. Waahingtsn.- 8.
A. Maxim and W. g. Philbrick with thew
families have gone to Massachusetts, to
remain during the summer. Mn. G. B.
Southland accompanied them 70 Bosson on .
visit to fslakivss.-The Grand Army Post
are making preparations to celebrate the
25th anniversary Of the organisation Monday
evening April 9Th, 1891.
waldo.
FsxEDox.
4 heavy fall Of snow six 10 eight inches
vas what We had in Waldo county last Fri
day. Not many peas sowed yes. Many
are busy nov in their maple orchards. There
has been good run OF the sap 20 far
Fruit trees sppea1 to have wintefed veil
thus far and mot much damsged BY the mice.
Moving felds appear well. Many farm
ers have baen burning their pastures over
clearing of the rowen. Win this prove
detrimental or beneficial 10 time? Let Us
CENTRE MoxTvnLn.
Mrs.. viola Carter died ON the 3lst, ult.
She had been ia poor health fer some years
and her disease terminated in quick con.
sumption. She was only confined to her
bed for eight days. The funeral services
were conducted by Rev. Mr.. Berry Of
Liberty, on the "a. inst.-Dsniel Churchill
Of Rociland 10 comiag this week to COM
mence trimming v. Thompson's carriages.
|-Eben Choate has moved upon C. N.
Aliens farm. and ChAuncy Swift has moved
into Nathan Frepch's house.-School
closed in district No 4, last week.-There
has been = good run Of sap for the last
fortnight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-07
Rostor Il Albany Express Wrecked.

SPRINaHIKLD, Mass., April 6-The owl
road, leaving this city ct $40 tonight, wss
wrecked =; Less Crossing, about one and
half miles east Of Westfeld. The LOGO
motive vas thrown down = bank with the
two mail cars.
No passengers were hurt. but Engineer
Marshall Of Albany, BaggsgeiM Master Muir
ray and Expressmsn Howard are known to
be injured. A wrecking train was sent out.
The injured have been taken to Westfeld
and ply sicians summoned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-07

Messrs. Dyer & Hughes of Foxcrcft,
have put one Of the new upright pianos
made at their factory into the store Of Mr.
W. Z. Chadwick in this city, where it ia
attracting good deal of attention. 1t is
ia beautiful mahogany case and its
tone is particularly pleasing. Dyer
& Hughes have the only pisno fac
tory in Maine, and as they are making an
Instrument that compares we'll with others
in the market. they will have good bust
ness. Indeed, they are now unable to
keep up with their orders, but we pre-
sumo the capacity of their establish.
ment will be increased. They commenced
to make cabinet organs at Foxcroft some
fifteen or twenty years sgo, and their bust
ness has developed atil their monthly pro.
duciion is sometimes ore hundred and
thifty-fve instruments. There is no reason
why pisno may not be made in Maine thst
is just - good as those from concerns out
side of the State,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-07
New York and Bsstsn g. A. r. Ben
Celebrate.

NEW Yoak, April 6-Ths quarter cen.
tennisl or the organic ation Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic was celebrated
by variou, posts Of this city AMI Brooklin
tonight. One Of the largest meetings was
held in the new Music Hall at 7th avenue
and 57th street, where four Of the leadir
posts united in exercises. Speeches were
made by Generals e. Wasefsvsyne,
NJ. T. MeMshcn and W. T. McMichael.
When marching through Georgia" was
supg the flag which covered the body Of
General Sherman during ito transit from
New York to ST. Louis Vas displayed and
received with great reverence.
BOsros, April 8 I'm accordance with
the general orders Of Commander-inC Chief
Veasey, posts Of this city, 10 common with
those elsewhere IN the country. tonight OF
served the 18th anniversary Of the fourdinl
of the Grand Army Of the Republic.
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Was robab,y Worth tbs Money

BUFFALO, N. Y, April 6.-In the strange
story Of LIE Grand Marvin told In the Sue.
day World Of March ~, mention was made
Of the fact that DR.. Charles Cary had put
in bill for 5000 for preparing and
mounting the skeleton Of this eccentric
man, and that the executors had resisted
the payment OF thu amount. claiming that
it was exortitant. DR.. Cary has recently
brought suit in the Surrogste's Court to
secure the amount from the estate. He
declares that the work was very hard,
owing to Marvin's old age.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-07

On pretty girl saying to Rufus Ghosts.
II am very sad you see,' he replied, 30.
no; you belong TO the old Jewish sect; you
are very fair Iseep
Nothing adds 20 much TO the beauty Of .
fair ei'l. ~ clear, bright, healthy COM
plexion. ard to secure this pure blood 10
indispensable. So many Of the so-cslled
blood .puri6ers sold to improve y rough,
pimply, muddy skin, only drives the scrof.
ulous humors from the surface to soos
internal vital organ, ard disease and death
10 the Inevitable result. On the contrary,
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
strikes directly 1t the root Of the evil, By
driving the impurities entirely out Of he
system. and with . fresh stream Of puss
blood fo~ing through the veins. rothins
but the softest and faifest Of complexioss
can result. apl6d&wfolfm
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coHDHasHD. DISPATCHES.
Pfth Of the News Isksn from the Cur
rent Events Of the Day.


Journeynen printers Of Woburn, Mass.,
rave struck for an increase Of rs cents Z
Gay.
Edwin Eberman Of Lancaster, Pa
lumber dealer, has failed. Liabilities
probably 800 600.
Schooner Chillon was run into and sunk
by smother schooner Of Thstcher's Island,
Saturday. The crew vas saved.
6choor ess Mansuf B. OAkes OF Machiss,
W. e. Lssgett Of Wiscassst, Baltic Of
Castine. Sea Bird Of fremont and Caroline
c. Of fremont were all bsdly damaged by
the late storm In Boston haIbos.
Abuildins containing Buckley's grocery
store. and town cffice and the uroccupied
Hoosac Tunnel House st Hoosac Tunnel,
Macs, burned Monday. Loss, 90, 800 ;
insurance on Buckley . properly, $500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-07

One Of our hardware dealers had rather
a novel experience while repairing q stove
yesterday. The wire which he was using
became caught in the stove. ard when be
pu, his hand 10 the stove to ascertain reas IN
OF same the wire caught about his neck ia
such way that he could not extricste his
head. He made considerable noise to call
the attention of his clerk and was success
full after while. The clerk endeavored
to remove the wire but judging from the
proprietor's EXPLANATIONS was doing the
opposite. With the assistance Of the third
party the victim was released in delspi
date condition, all covered with SCOT and
psrspirstion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-07

The American Bobbin and Spool Com
pspy will rebuild their mill at Locke's Mills
ns soon as the season will admit. The
plant will be larger than the old. There 10
large stock Of lumber on hand.
Schooner Eva Adell. CAPT. j. r. Lord,
arrived at Bangor Monday with Captain
Moore and four sailors of schooner Nellie
A. Walker, which foundered OF Boone
Island. Thursday. She wss bound to
Gardiner with coal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-07

Az the regular monthly meeting of the
eiiy government held last evening the fol-
loeirg business was transacted In con-
eutfsnce: Roll Of Bills No. |, smountiuq
to s439 30, was approved and ordered paid
IL vas ordered that VIM. Wing, Jr., of
Augusta. be given permission TO USE not
more than CT third Of Water and Main
ttrests while engaged in the rebuild
ing of shs STANTON bl ick, and that
ihs city b. exempted from all la.
o!li'y OF accident occurring from said
USE Il was ordered ths. the join.
standing committee on public buildings b.
authorized 10 secure plans for the erection
apparatus ard other property belongieg to
The city. II was ordered that the committee
on highsays be authorized to ascertain the
sxty Mt to which the eiy was lisble for
re airs on the dram running in The rear Of
tie residence Of Geo. Reed 1t wss
ordered tbs. The directors Of the high school
be authorized to coffee, the tuition for The
eeiidrsn of Msj J ID Anderson Of the
Nstiot al Home. II WAS ordered that the
nisNer advertise for sill outstanding bills for
1890 ia eli Departments. A petition from
Arthur L. Perry, asking that the whsrfag
on hts premi.es be repaired and placed in u
safe condition was referred to the joint
standing committee On highways. In exscu-
ntivs session the Board Of Aldermen
appointed Addison Armes and Wellington
Blair ss special police on recommendation
Of City Marshal Norton. TIE rolls of
m mbers of Eagle Hose Co. No.
Ia. AID Alert Hose Co. No. was
pfeiented and accepted. A petition
received from the New England Telephone
aud Telegraph Co. asking for permission to
set poles between So. Gardner and Gar
diner was tsbled until the naxt meeting
The council considered the appropriation
bill aud msds the following amendments
Add d $500 TO the fire department sppYo-
Erlstion for the purchase Of new h1se
added $500 for new floor and eests in the
High school bulldog and recommended
that the tax collector receive $500 IL he
settles within the year. and il not, $500.
The bill was then tabled and both boards
sdj burned until next Monday evening.
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The American Express Company has
placed right messengers on each OF the
Sunday night Pullman trains. This move
went Into effect on Sunday last. and oui
eitizeBs will now receive their express
pscksges in much earlier season than
heretofore. The American Express Co Il
rot slow to supply public need. and the
new arrangement will be appreciated.
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Woman 10 wonderfully made, Such
beauty, grace, delicscy and purity arg alone
her Possessions. So has shs veakrssses.
irregularities, functional deraogemenls,
peculiar only 70 herself To correct these
snd fescfe to health. her wonderful organ
ism rsquizes are stofative especially s.sspted
to that purpose. such an one Il Dr..
Piefce's Fsvcsise Pfesc1ipiion-pssessinx
curative and regulating properties q .
remarkable degree. Made for this purpose
alene- fef no cher! Con
dualiy sfosi19 in favor, snd nunbesing
- IN s1sanch friends thoasards Of she most
infeil;fert nsd Isaued 1ndies 81 tie Had.
= pan I've gusrssses acce1paaiss eech ~
tls-st your dfsegiss. Sod % txial!
srs6davfplxu
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A i2-year-old lad named SsnbcYn, re-
siding in Chelsea. while at play with a
Ratchet in the yard on Saturday, accident
ally struck bis hand with the blade, nearly
severiDg the thumb. DR.. Friend was called
and dressed the wound. He hopes to save
the thumb, although it only hung by a
little piece of skin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-07

any druggist tries 10 sell you bic own coueA
medicine, reuembef he does il because b
makes more money on it. Insist on having
Kemp's Balssm for the throat and lung,
for there 10 no congh remedy 40 pure and
none 10 quick to break up cold. For ip1s'
enxs, soreness Of the throat and tickling
irritation with constant cough Ksmp's Bal
sam is an immediate cure. Large bottles
50c and 81. At all druggists.
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musband and wiz

Have more than once been saved by ths
timely use Of Kemp's Bslsam for the threat
and lungs. after all other remedies hsvs
been tried in vain. The Bslssm stops D..
cay Of the lungs and cures influenza asd
acute and chronic coughs. There b -
other medicine in the world that ace =
promptly. certainly none that does ~ vesk
80 thoroughly ~ Kemp's Balsau. Al
druggists sell 1t. Large bottles SOC cd el.
eodkvlWmay1f
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-07

The Hallowell Granite Works have been
enabled to add the services Of Mr.. Egisto
Beretts to their force of architects, which
has been insufficient of late, because Of the
illness of A. C. Currier, Esq.. who bss
dome most Of the monumental designing for
the company, being one of the most
artistic monumental designers ever in the
granite trade. Mr.. Beretta has been
with the company before, both in Chicago
ard Hsllowell offices. Since leaving here
last he has been engaged at architecture in
Italy, South America and New York.