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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-08
Fifisg~ 10 the Nick Of Tins.

An the best farmers of NV ocnu,int
ancc begin Defines in fighting weeds
and, unless the season is yerv Wet. kilI
most of them before they are an inch
high, whether the crop is iip or NOT. One
successful corngrower saws the large,
part Of his cultivation ia done before The
corn is up: that done nfterward ca n
hardly be called cultiyating ~ fir nv
ground so Thoroughly that some Of nv
ncighbors think / overdo the business
a few DAYS after the coru is planted it i,
narrowed with ! thomas harrow: after
that a Breeds wetder is used until the
crop i. several inches high. when very
light cultivation is given with The Plan
ct, ir" This man would not take as a
gift one of the heavy wooden beam four
shovel cultivatots used nv many f1r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-08
Hon lame Studied Grammar,

1t is u pathetic sight to watch the me
andering of the childish mind through the
iutricacies of English grammar. Little
Jane had been repeatedly reproved for
doing violence to the moods and lenses
of the verb ito be-" She would say Il
be" instead of II am" and for time it
would seem as if no one could prevent it.
Finally Aunt Kate made a rule not to
answer an incorrect question, but to wait
until it was corrected. One day the two
sat together, Aunt Kate busy with emf
broidery. and little Jane over her dolls.
Presently doll society became tedious, and
the chiid's attention was attracted to the
embroidered frame.
Aunt Kate" said she, please tell me
what that is going to be-" But Aunt Kate
was counting and did not answer. Fatal
word, bel 1t was her old enemy, and to it
alone could the child ascribe the silence
that followed. Aunt Kate" she persist
ed, with an honest attempt to correct her
mistake, please tell me what this IS going
to ann"
Still auntie sat silently counting, though
her lip curled with amusement.
Jane sighed but made another patient
effort. "Wii you please tell me what
there is going to are?" Aunt Jane count
ed on, perhaps by this time actuated by a
wicked desire to know what would come
next The little girl gathered her energies
for one last and great effort, and said,
Aunt Kate, what am that going to ares"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-08

This remedy is becoming 90 well known
and 90 popular rs to need no special men.
ton. All who have used Electric Biucrs
sing the same song of praise.--A pure,
medicine does not exist and 1t 10 guaranteed
to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters
will cure all diseases of the Liver and Kid
neys. will remove Pimples, Boils. Salt
Rheum and other affections caused by i'm.
pure blood.-Will drive Malaria from the
system and prevent rs well ~ cure oil
Malarial fevers.-For cure of Headache,
Constipation and Indigestion try Electric
Bitters.-Entire satisfaction guarante I'd, OF
money refunded. Price so cts. and 9iO0
per bottle at Bowlitch, Webster 4 Col
Drug Store. augGdeodohwkyl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-08
worthy Of aoaos .

\ One Of the best gardeners and fruit.
growers ~ know, Gays It 10 ssiust fun =
dig and prune and transplant aud culei.
vste. He likes to see things grow and d
help make them grow and with his lahsr
Of love with them they do grow ,immanse.
". He always takes premiums at In
fairs-gererally first premiums. His LARA
Is not better than that OF his neighbour.
but he gives it better cultivation ana
piles manure upon it, and this Is NOT 8
much for the money he makes as bccxuN
il Is 4 pleasure. 1t Il his ambition and
pride to excel In tho cultivation a
fruits, vegetables and grains. More
than this, he has one Of the handsou.
est lawns to be found anywhere In tie
township, filled with thrifty and well.
trimmed shrnbbery, roses, honeysuckles.
etc. He is in short. an example to TIE
ueighborhood In good taste and mauaep-
meat, and is gradually bringing biz
neighbors up to his own high STANDARD.
such men are blessings to the communi.
ties in which they live, aud deserve the
praise OF fellow citizens, even though
they may not succeed in amassing for.
times Indiana Farmer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-08

The installation or the o,iicers elect Of
Bfookisg's X lief Corps wss bsli 81 GRAND
Army Hall THURSDAY evening, the service.
bsinz conducted by Mrs. A. j. Hooker, 10
sailing officer assisted by mrs J. C. Morri
son, both Of Gardiner. The following
Ulcers were Installed; President. Mrs
Loud; Vice President. Mrs. Troup; P
T., Mrs. Rcker; Chap. Mrs. Jones; Sec
Mrs Buzzsii; Treas. Mrs, McCloui; Coz.
ductor, Mrs. Ras.elI Guard. Mrs. John.
son Delegates TO convention, Mrs. Buzz
zeli, Mrs Jones, Mrs johns IN and Mrs.
Loud. The exercises concluded with thu
serving OF Refreshments consisting Of ice
cream, cake. etc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-08

The porcupine inhabits many countries,
such as southern Europe, Africa and In
iia. Another poreupine, called the Urson'
or Canadian poreupine, is found IN North
America. 1t is not so thickly armed with
spines as the animal about which we have
lust been speaking; for, except upon the
tail, the quilts are so deeply buried among
the long hair that they are scarcely visible.
The tail, however, is closely set with short
spines, and forms very effective weapon,
the animal striking it sharply against any
foe which may modest it. The urson is a
very destructive animal in its native for
ests 1t feeds upon the bark of trees Be
ginning at the upper branches, it descends
by degrees to the lower, until the tree is
entirely stripped. In this manner great
numbers of trees are killed by these AM
mails
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-08
FEAR or DISEASE.
1t Prevents Mortality by Inducing People
to Seek Proper Advice.

1t Prevents Mortality by Inducing People
to Seek Proper Advice.
No one fails to send for physician in
typhus, yet only six persons in million
die of this disease since efforts We're made
to suppress it, says DR.. II. G. Eccles in
Popular Science Monthly. Four hundred
and twenty-eight in million die of whoop-
ing cough because it seldom frightens pa
tients, and neghborly old ladies of both
sexes give advice. Three hundred and
forty-one in a million die Of measles be-
cause it so frightens as to induce the friends
TO send for a doctor. Two hundred and
twenty-five in million die of scarlet fever
because medical advice is sought sooner
and more implicitly obeyed. One hundred
and sixty eight in a million die of diph-
liberia because it frightens more than most
other diseases and induces people to send
for doctor quickly. Thus we may class
diseases as more or less fatal as people are
afraid of them and seek proper advice to
both prevent and cure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-08

At the annual meeting Of the Soldiers
Monument Association, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year
President, +. J. Savage; vice president
Preston Emery; secretary ard treasurer,
Geo G Weeks; trustees. J, +. Kenrick
j. W Claiming. /. S Mcfarland. The
meeting adjourned two weeks. The board
of trade committee. comprising f. J. Law
renee, F. J. Savage and u. c. Hall,
appointed 10 confer with the officers Of the
Park Association in regsrd to improve
meuts, themselves pledged a sufficient sum
to keep the park in order and make cersai d
improvements this year, and as q result Of
he action taken, great change has slready
been wrought in the appearance of the
place, and still more is to be done. L. will
be thoroughly rolled. the low places being
filed up. and it is the intention to give i,
hereafter regular and faithful attention.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-08

The comrades Of Heath Post, G. A. X ,
are nov enthusiastic over the biggest thirg
ia the shape Of . fair which vas ever
undertaken by 4 secret society in Gardner.
At the meeting Of the Post On Friday even
iIg committee was appointed to make ar
rsagene1is for = fair TO continue every
afternoon and evening for q week. Per
mission will be requested Of the city gov
erament fer the privilege Of erecting an
enormous tent On the common, where the
fair will be held. The entertainments will
include hand concerts by some Of
the most famous bands Of New
Englsnd and ether methods of enter
tsInmers which will be new and novel and
highly attractive. The fair viii be held
about the last Of August or the frs. Of
September and viii be for the purpose OF
rsplenishing the relief fund Of the post
which has been called On very heavily O!
late and is core q ieasly in need Of funds
3, svsare that the wosk Of relief may be
Continued.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-08

The management If Lac Session bost is
w eon'i3sring The fulni u an excur-
sipn IN Bar iitrbor on tAe 25th aud 2G.h.
The steamer ksnnebec wall probably be
used al the ,xsarsion viii START from
Gardner The Inc has run several very
'uccessful exrursipEs with Bar Htrbor a.
the objective point and another would
iJubii 80 attrse. big crori
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-08
Words Christian rsmpstaucs Uoion
Anniversary Exercises

WAsHIssros. June THE anniversary
exercises Of the Worlds Christian Tenn
perauee Union were bed st the CongresA-
tional church today. During the meet {
= resolution was adopted censuripg the &C
lion Of Secretary Blaine in issuing in
October last = circular instructipg the
United Ststes corsuls OF SouEh and Cen
trail American States to report to the state
department. the best means OF introducing
American beer in those countries and Va.
rious other information connected with the
beer and NAL! trade.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-08

The noon freight trsia Saturday brought
No. l2'' one Of the three new electric
cars vhich the A. G & II. r. r. Co Ehas
recently purchased, 1t is an open car
4 ted with reversioe seats and looks a.
though i. might be very comfortable Ga
the open car which Vas sent cut for the
fret atae this season, Saturday noon, the
company hss plsced = set Of ras hide gears
for the purpose Of testing their utility. The
IL ferenee N the msaner Of running and
she great decrease in the amount of noise
% sie By tte car shile in motion we're very
sppsrent a1a II they prove able to withstand
the rough work which they are called or
TO perform they will undoubtedly be
adopted ssd used exclusively by the com
psny rs they are not so expensive a. the
| old style.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-08
SOFT SOAP AND HARD.
The Eloquesee of Il Bowery Fakir Ia Ps
tent with Al. E.l,t Side Audience,


The Eloauenee of Bowery Fakir ia Ps-
tent with an East side Audience.
a street IaKir OF tnc hheS' type s'oe'
at the corner OF me Bowery anu Cross
street. ard addressed the attenuve throng
WIN an the fhetorlca' hourish oi d
United States senator
WIS oilce II poor "oS' saia ne,
with only TWO cents III my pocket ana
iouh" myself mere III ''iis sfea. oi's
wlth"ut q nome ana WITHOUT d if1eho'
MAY she iateS preserve s"" from any
such iarasiiipS ~ saw gear Sehtieihe,i:
i5areiootea' hungry sleeping on the coio
GROUND unaeT Tue "hSy III p1'hetic s.'fs 3
eating the crumbs thrown W me Aioii'
the 'aoieS oil LEE f!cn' was ihueeo
oh8n'ed oelhs. l III" NY pest 10 se'
eihp'oynien'' puV '''efe was NJ ROM ioi
me, ana l oeSat' W co,i'' f'lA(iate suiciue
Aiat was c"" %Tly ~ me- sen'ie-
men, L "inii'' p'1 L na'' rN'eh pi''oe
oo"aiu ny my pii.dtlo..H' was MOI
myself anu ny s"'Gi''ai purpose was
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S"i'' ii' Sen'iH'i'd'' WHO saVt' iue lhh
l. 100 nave 'aten up Tue philanthropic
WORK oi distributing pahk bllls among
tne needy Ana always make 1t a prac-
tlce 10 lfecede my sales by allowing
some poor, ragged noy IN my audience
10 drifw a cake OF soap from the bag free
OF charge.
An. there IS It most unhappy face.
NY boy, select cake OF soap from the
bag. 1t Will cost you nothing!"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-08
4 Delightful Perfume for the Bath.

For the bath proper there is nothing like
soap and water: but to do the dainty part
afterward writer in The World recon-
mends the following;
Have your druggist mix for you OF.
tr. orris; tr. benzoin, 10 drops oil of
neroli and 10 drops oil of lemon. To use
this perfume add a tablespoonful of it to
about a pint of warm water. 1t will turn
as white rs milk and the real perfume will
be given off, whereas while in the bottle it
has anything but II pleasing odor. Now,
after your bath just take II soft cloth and
20 over yourself with this milk, dry thor
oughly and you will smell like n bunch of
violets. The perfume may he altered to
suit you, or you may add any handkerchief
extract, but don't omit the benzoin, for
that is what gives permanence to the per-
fume and softness and smoothness to the
skin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-08

Miss Aggie S.fori gave a reception 70
hsr friends, at Hotel Heselton, on Friday
evening. in honor Of her guests, the Misses
Keen. Of Lynn, Mass Entertainment was
furnished by local talent, consisting of =
bsni, solo by Miss Msude Lsmberr who
is waning local fame as banjo soloist,
song by Miss Msrgle Morrison. music by
the Mandolin Club, sitter which refre.h
ments of ice cream and cake were INDUCED
IN. All votsd il very pleasant evenings
entertainment. The Misses Keens left on
the 10 train for their home Saturday
afternoon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-08

Every pleasant day the admirer Of !. cd
horses win md plenty to entertain him at
the Fairfield Park where The trainers are
working many fast ones, quite = lumber Of
which ~i.i lAses be seen 10 the races. Yes
terday John Hxines. who has charge al
Appleton Webs string, had Present Ju ,re
kolfe and Mile Rolfe up there, Hoo. +
+ Webb berg one Of the Interested sp- C.
txicrs Ct the trottinx. Today if tn wealce.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-08
THe poacuplNe.


A wen known Rodess Famous ser ~
Long spines or Quilts
The body Of the porcupine Is covered
with loaS spinn. These spines are very
formidable weapons. When the porch,
nine IS molested it raises its quilts and
hacks rapidly upon its enemy. who often
finds it by no means easy to avoid the on
ct of the enraged aninal. The WOUNDS
caused by the spinss are sometimes very
serious. The quilts, like all hairs' are
shed and renewed, ard those shat are
about to he shed are so loose that when
they nierce the skin OF any victim they
often remain firmly fixed i'll the wound.
Then by means of their structure they
gradually work their way deeper and deep
er into the flesh. Sometimes one OF these
SHINES has been known to cause the death
Of the wounded animal by finally pierre
ing some vital part.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-08

"Wsl, Hiram, il this done beat all! N
oil way for doctors was kill er cure, but
here I've found piecs in this here nsvs.
paper where doctor Offers 'cash er cure ;
I . fer casarrh. l wish We had it'd hhs
70 try him.. jest iistsn, Hiram. 'rhs No.
p,ietors Of DR.. Sage Caiarrh Remedy
ode. a reward OF $500 for any case q
c.rsrrh which they cannot cure THAI
beat, all lotteries hollow! TIE medicias
costs SO renss--your catsrrh IL cured sr
YOU &c, $500. Where's nv hat; ra n,
Ing rich, over to peishbor Browns. to shov
him. rever wanted to get within Ten
foo, of him before. but II IL 10 the cure o.
his cAtarrh, 1 auess can stand 1t onct.s
Sold by druggists. Jauesi&wfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-08
WEDDING NOTES.
| The Most Important Social Events which
| Distinguish the Month Of Koscs.


| Distinguish the Month Of Roses.
The favorite wedding season being again
| with us, The Hoasekeeper's Weekly fur
| nishes some appropriate items about fash
| ionable customs, valuable to anybody in
| terestetl either closely or in a remoter de
| gree in prospective marriage ceremony:
| Brides sometimes have the left hand bare
as they walk to the altar, but usually the
| finger of the glove is ripped so as to receive
| the ring without removal.
At the reception the bridal party stand
/ under bell or other appropriate floral de
| vice, the horseshoe being favorite EN-
| blem.
The host and h0stess-the parents of the
| bride-staud to receive with the bride
| groom and bride, and the u=hers present
| each guest as soon as the wraps have been
| laid aside
| After the guest has said some pleasant
! things to the parents and congratulated
the newly married couple she relinquishes
the usiler's arm, and he returns to the door
| for other arrivals The guest chats pleas
| autly a little while with others, presently
going into supper and afterward home.
A reception usually lasts two hours,
when the bride dons a travelling suit, the
goodbys are said, and the happy pair are
q
driven off amid a shower of rice
4 wedding breakfast, which is eaten
standing, may consist Of many delicacies
| or be simple. Chicken and lobster salad,
boned turkey. scdlioped oysters, ices.
creams, fruit. claret aud coffee are often
| served
1t isciistonary for newly wesitleti couple
70 send ont, after their marriage. cards
having the date of two or more reception
days at their neg home Where this Is no.
intended. the future address should he sent
vita the wedding cards
Nbea, from the large number OF ac.
quaintances OF other csitse, bat few can be
invited to the reception, the church invita-
tion only shouid be sent
such an invitation requires no answer,
AMI fae rnakingof wedding gift is op-
ti6nal- Tbs showing of gifts is also a mat
ter Of personal taste, Bet is seldom in
eIises. ~ i,y prop.e nj ellltare and refine
isieiif = private nOtnr welding sisnul.l IN.
fssi sssssE is isispInesfsfs-tIt cards p
:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-08

The board Of aldermen bold meeting
This evening al 30 O'clock for the purpose
o' giving hearing to the incorpor&tors Of
he Gstdiner ard Rand rh Street Railroad
company on their pstii N for location
through the streets T The city. The matter
is exciting considerable Discussion among
the business men and the hearing is likely
tn b" Al interesting ore and largely at
tnn1ed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-08
suMMee HATS AND soNNETs.

ssva~s Furnished by the Mininers for
Both Day and Evening 0ccasions-
Many of the French hats are as large -
parasols. The prettiest are OF transparency
rush straw, garlanded with trails and
punches of roses. and devoid Of anything
in the nature Of lining. They are very
becoming to fresh young faces novelty
in dressy hats for young ladies IS what Is
known as the basket straw hat This Is In
a thick braid, plated in fat round shape,
and wired around the edge IL is bent IN
a point in front, and into two shallow seal
Tops at the back. Newer than the Conti-
mental hats are the four cornered ones IN
Neapoiitan straw. Leghorn hats with
wide brims have been reintroduced, this
time with the brims crinkled. fsvorate
trimming for these are ostrich piumes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-08

X il understood, and re certainly hspe
that tie report IL correct, that scheme !,
90 foes among shs commercial travellers .,
secars fund to halid another cottage q
Good viii Farm, and make the Association
pssssns Of the same. The average com
merciai traveller has warn heart, and i
is said every one hss been approached On
Ehe subject hiss given il his hearty spprcval
Aad pledged something substantial 10 ma
tsri2lizs the scheme. The plsn is entirely
fsyorsbie, and the msney put into third
cottage 1t Gcoi VIII esaid not be expended
to better parpass. We shall vs'cb TIE de-
veiopnent Of this tbiss with much interest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-08
The Me,.r,. ph;llip. viii star. tl,s;r s,p,

The Messrs. Phillips will start their gang
saw this morning. IL was run q little on
Saturday. just enc ush to show thAs il VA
all righE Tor businsss. The repairs on this
mill have been more extensive than il va.
anticipated would be necessary, but tbs
propnetors we're determined that every
thing should be in perfect order, and have
spared no expense IL securing this result
Everything will be hummins At this mil
this week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-08
srAxH NEW 3.


DEER Isle.
School st Sunset, Dist IL, commenced
Monday under the management of Winnie
Spofford Of Northwest Ha,b5r.-Tne west
reuui IN Of ,he Good Template Of Deer Isle
will be held with Western Light Lodge AT
Sunset, June IA Mrs. Liz e Haskeli Of
Bnst1n arrived in town Mood3y and
opened her bosrdiog house at Sunset -
MIR. Stephen Small of South Dover Is,e
was taken Violently insane one day last
week and taken 10 the Asylum a. Augusta
70, iteatmant,--Mrs Marie Tripp of Bal.
,imore arrived in tnsn Suu,day, and
opsned the Trip House for the season
She was acc 1mpaniei by large number Of
sa SIS and already the house is filed to its
utmost cspsctg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-08
Bath Will Cat II,

WAsHrsoros. Jane The navy depart
meot has ordered Naval Constructor Fer
maid to go to Bath, Me, and report as TO
the ability of the Bath iron works for build
ing cruiser NJ. ID. for which they were the
lowest bidders. i. 10 believed that the re-
port will be favorable. ana that the contract
will 90 10 Bath
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-08

Among The hotel men who assembled
| here On the 4th the giant form % Robinson
furuer Of Gulford toSerel above the
multitude. Az The ElmHood he stepped
upon the automatic weighing machine
which does not do business beyond
300 Touhds, dropped a penny in the soi,
when the maker flew around until il
wer; rs far AZ it could 60 and stopped with
thud Mr. Turner weighs considerably
more Than three hundred. is between SIX
and seven feet tall, well built, and = notice.
able figure up,n ,he street. He is very
popul.r SIS hotel man, and every one who
has occasion to stop az his place is sure to
meet the most agreeable sort OF hospitality
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-08

The keanebec Central railroad run a
special u the Nttioa4 Hon sunday morn =
log 10 enable those ~ho si-hsd 10 ~itne' .
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