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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-01

The extent 10 which drugs are used
gratuitously and without pathological
cause by INSCRIPTIONS grooms is a
matter for surmise rather than for di-
rect evidence; but many of our readers
may recall the alteration for good or bad
in the condition of their horses which
has become apparent before long upon
a casual change of grooms-where one
predecessor or successor. a. the case
may be, has INDUCED in this prac-
tice of useless drugging and the other
has abstained from il. Hunters for
which no day seemed too long a year
ago now stop" and give out half way
in an ordinary run, and chance fences
at which they used to rise freely; or
phaeton horses sweat profusely at the
end Of a quarter of an hour at eight
miles an hour with the thermometer
only temperate.
When such symptoms disclose them
selves the master may begin TO suspect
that something is wrong. and that an
timony is ~supereding the brush and
currycomb in his stables. If a direct
accusation does not elicit confession
and a promise of reformation he will
do well TO give notice and to look out
Ior a new servant before the health OF
his stable is ruined. The drug thus ad-
minrstered for this special purpose be
gins TO lose its former efficacy after re
Peated doses; the groom then probably
increases the dose, and perhaps before
long some valuable animal is hopelessly
ruined in health, if not absolutely
poisoned and taken 70 the knacker's.-
London Field.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-01
The NIodern Greek.

The average normal Greek is a wide
awake, active, shrewd individual. They
are proud Of their ancestry, and this
pride finds expression in the naming of
their children. IL is a common custom
for them to name them after the gods
and demi-gOds Of the heroic period.
You hear on the streets one ragged.
dirty urchin hailing another Of kindred
appearance with, Hi, Themistocles +"
or "Oh, Phidias.' You behold Plato.
Demosthenes and Theseus INDUCING in
noisy games at the street corners, while
mothers come 10 their doors shouting
at youthful Socrates to stop pulling
Aphrodite's hair" or for Athene 20
stop making faces at Apollo. PRO
fessor Dodge in Pittsburg Dispatch.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-01

Two young men stood in front of
Perry's soda fountain tLe other even
ing. They were well dressed and in
eelectual looking. One Of them took
something not OF the list Of sirups. and
the other said in response to the inter
rOgatory glance of the izz drawer. IN
take some vanella and cream. please. A"
You mean vanilla, don't your sai<
his companion.
Yes, ] guess ! do, but T6 bet Won
that one person out Of every ten VIM
ZONES into this store calls for vaneIb
when he wants vanilla"
"What will you betf'
I'll give you five cents for every Der
son that calls for vanilla if you'll rive
me one cent for every one vino asks for
vanella.
1T q go.H
Within he next ten minutes twenty
lover oi the most popular s.rup in
dnlged iu It, Eighteen called for va
neiia and two wanted vanilla. The
Philologi-al clerk declared himself in
tavoT ofvanela by inquirineiv repeat
ing tie word when uttered ty soft
voice. cuztomeE-New York sun.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-01

An English traveller who never had
learned at home how discourteous is
b $ Of the phrase, mo, thanks, -
wa taught the lesson when he visited
Norway and ventured TO translate that
bnef and slangy substitute for mo. ]
thank you" into Norwegian. The les
son was given him by the waitress in a
restaurant at Hamer. The young
woman asked him if he would take
coffee, and he replied, like tax, y
which is a literal translation of NO
thanks"
The young woman, writes the En-
gtShman, answered In quick. strong
and uninteligible jargon. 1 knew that
masnates and menials intermix in Nor
way, and concluded that here was a
tmeal descendant of some fierce Viking
princess. Fearful tragedies might have
tnsued had not a Norseman crossed
over 70 my rescue, and on bowling 70
zach other l understood him 70 say TO
me:
IF you please, what was il that you
said, or wanted 70 sayl She saw YOU
were not asked 10 give her anything:
and she serves here g~atuitously: and
Ehe Is free and independent e~lec1or;
and you ought at any rate, 10 have
thanked her for her attendance, where
~ you would not give her thank you
for her coffee"
Il said IKE TAX Iwant no coffee.
and i said No. thanks did not ?, said
1 in self defense.
"Ah! you should ALWAYS give TakF-
Eaad the intedocutor. ins nuating thaa /
needed instruction
Tel me, then, hoy you say Ma
thank you, " said l, b xildered.
MAJ, tax! MAJ, ia S!" said he, bow,
ing himself away.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-01

Women Of slender or reduced income
who are compelled ~ stern necessity TO
do home work Of some kind might Sc
cure remunerauve occupation by en-
bordering spangied flowers upon Cauze
and silk. This kind Of material is 10
great demand, and, being a novelty, is
expensive. This question Of home work
is a very pulling one, and often leads
TO much disappointment for those who
cannot get employment because they
have no real technical knowledge
IN any branch. Newspapers have daily
10 refuse copy" sent 10 them by
women Eho think that the field of In
srature is a golden one and that any
body capable Of holding a pen and OF
spelling correctly can make money in
that way.
o this is a great mistake; and,
moreover, il Is not so much the wav Of
treating a subject as the subjs ct chosen
thai Is of Importance, and many a well
written article is refused because il
treats of matter of small interest TO the
general public. To succeed in the paint
ing of dainty TRIES for sale it is neees
@ry 70 possess not only talent but the
ehle belonging only q true artists.
Ordinary embroidery or needlevork
does o pay at all China painting -
\ professional pursuit seldom pays out-
0de OF the factories, except in the caas
OF artists of great merit-New Yorh
Tribune.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-01
THE ODELL
Type Writer.

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with = characters, and SIS for the SIN
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Il combines SIMPLICITY with DURABILITY,
SPEED, EASE oF OPERATION, wear longer without
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70 all kinds Of type-wuting. Like a printing
press, it produces sharp, clean. Icgibls manu-
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Reliable Agents and Statesmen wanted. Special
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For Pamphlet giving Endorsements, &c, adj
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-01

When a newly welded pair com.
mence life in a home of their own, it is
customary 20 issue lat home" cards, for
a few afternoons or evenings at no dis
tant date, unless the marriage occurs
In early summer, when these informal
receptions are deferred until the au-
tumn- Only such persons are invited
as the young people choose 70 keep as
friends, or perhaps only those whom
they afford TO retain.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-01
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Stoves should be kept in a dry place
when not in use. Stove pipe hues and
elbows must be well cared for, or they
will rust u in a single season. II
there Is no dry place for then, they
should BE- wen rubbed over with taIlow
or other grease, which will DO much to
keep them iu good condition.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-01
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-18

dat b. vss not Cd liberty to arsua about tie
aas s.icn Of ccrlnrnstion- BE then re-
frrssd % the r pafs o. his Candidacy Tor
mayor Of Portland, which matter he'd been
dYsses a into shs case, krd said shss Asssrs.
wah- & d ard Hogan must have eesa
ssfs. a IKE the pss paefs of cl1 to be able on
d c. Is q. 20 knov What had never been
mentiosed till the 20 b Of January.
Il rsxA,d to the discrepancy Ne.
Wake ted said he bad found be-
tssen the Hamhex Of a,rsss o. the
Nss,hsl's records Ard TIE court records he
son cay that il Wakefield seuid lock
over the same rscords chen he Wake bed }
sas mayor he would And that the p<r cent
sse OF die epspcy vas much grsaisf. Toe
n cords Il The civ Of Psrslaad would snes
ser. psney 81 IS Pr eess. IL vas =
univ-s.Al practice lie sad for prisoners to be
d ,essYgsd vi hous bel 9 brought before
tee art. Iudze Csomhs had statsd before
The e@uasy commissioners thss TIRE snouai
of money be lid received ON Bailey
~oaid NOT excer $50 ard sonii not be lees
thaB $40. He sale he dldn's deny thss bis
ia,her had r.c,iv d money on deposit.
d dat deny that il vas al indiscr, tioa
BE, however. caalisnged ay man 10 cay
hat his fsihsr sas guilty Of disnoaest act.
C.aseiior Dowses--is tfefe asything to
,how shss any case where warrant that
IL d teen i..ued ns Judge c oub, had been
sestied BY the fti,sr sifoeu. bringing tie
es,ty INTO courts
Mr. Csemos-No, sir.
MIR Comb. aided tnst il there had bsen
fraud there would hsve been some record
10 he boa k to cover il mp.
Later Ia the ATE noon the Cour ell vent
into .1ecu i've session. when ,hey had the
matter under Confederation AID unan,-
uonsls COZ isned ,hs nomination Of Judge
Coombs
The Council meets sgia at s 80 this
nernisg, AID whe they -dj usn /. Will be
70 TUESDAY, ID C 90, at T NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-18
WHEW, WH.E.E.EW!
Doubts Concerning the Advent of Maine
Winter Dispelied.

No more tales Of fall blowing at Christ
mas tide.
M more psnsies or dsndelion blooms
plucked in Augusta gardens at the season
when the evergreen snd mistletoe thrive
and per orm their graceful. hsppy mis- i'm.
The Oldest inhabta is row ssii-fed
No longer will he be obliged to blushiogiy
confess that be never knew such weather
in December. No, the mercury went tumb-
liag down ID the blit,m Of tie bulb
wedne ebay night and Thursday NOR log
with an cid fsshioDed and FIN lisr
pIunk. Winter long delayed arIivs at last
with but little hersldir g on the psrt Of the
wa1deus of the castle and as if to nske
amends clustered and Flowed and put his
rough side to the fore.
"Tso above zero by Kinsmsn .thermom-
eter when came doTn onto Water street
II so this mornine," said clerk Of one
o, the stores.
De long spd one short, blew Aliens
whistle, fair a1d lower t. mperature. The
sun SIS soon as it came oct shone brilliantly
and in places where the wind didn's search
out every hiog, animsts and insnimate, the
weather might be termed pleasant.
How JACK Frost had painted the win
DOVE. How the milkmen founded their
hands ar d STAN ped their feet. H1wvgr
ems The hot Frankfurt Vet dr. blew Oh his
frsersl How the sps'ks fl W from The ell. C.
ric car wheels ard he MOTOR man rubbed
his MISE Ever and amor Ia shors what q
snap and VigOr there was in the unIversal
p,ocsmstion Thursdsy morning h,r tn
birth Of lu.ty III -ire viAt.r hal occurred.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-18
NEWS FROM EMIN PASHA
About all That is Definitely Known is
that He is Back in His Old Province.

PARIS Dec. IL --Piivats dispatches have
bsen received In this city from Africa which
sly that Emin psshs nae hsd several blood y
m cts in the Lake district. and that bic pa-
sition is precr,ous These stvic 9. h4w-
ever. DO not agree with the reports from
ather sources regarding the movements of
Erin. O1 Dec. 3 !, the Bsriiaer Tsge-
ois,f published extracts from private
letter Dated "vtcto'i. Ngarzs, Sept. g."
shich said that E1in Pss5s and D..
S uhlmsnn had st shst time READY been
three months in the Alber. MARIA
district. Emin Psshs, it wss said, had been
received 9Th the gyestess enthusiasm BY
the troops ~ho hsd served under him when
ne was Governor Of the Equatorial
Province. Is was said further INST when
the rews of Emin Psshs's movements
reached Ugsnds Capt. Lug1d, British
fl ,er. vi 1000 troops started to oppose
he further advance. 1: msy he that This
force hiss c3ms in cooAicI With Emin',
soidisrs, and it is IA these engagements that
the Psris despstea refers
The Tsgehlstt said that Emin would have
force Of sseu, 800 mer, rad that be would
have at bis di.p,-sl 1900 bres ca losdtn z
.nd 1000 O. 5000 mozz e-lusd1ns t'fcs
With such veli-armed aod devoted force
ct his command il seems hardy probable
that his position can be very Precsrious.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-18
EX.SPEAKER REED
Differs from Speaker Crisp in the Selee.
ton Of Committee on Rules.

wAsHISGros, Dec, L. Ell Speaker
Reed IS not sgree With Mr.. Crisp In b .
ssiees.on Of she cJmm.itee on rules. H
believes he policy he adopted in select1ns
two men 10 were chsi'nsD Of Com tee
OF ways AID means and spaliestioas. be-
cause hosn committees have the right OF
way IN tue House, vas better than tns Plan
accett. By he Speaker Nj. Reed s'ys
that the chsirpen Of those two conmiisees
are Practically the vieers Of the Speaker.
They kaow lhe great legislation to c. me
before b. H1nse aud they srs IL batter po-
at:on 10 pass on the order Of business lhsn
the chairman tr Ut nhers Of The o.h=t c5n-
mitsss He fhink. IL should be tue stesf-
ing committee % arrange the erisr Of bee
iress to decise hsv and What
way certain messafss should he
Considered. As the leading zs ulber Il the
minority 81 the committee on rules. Mr..
Reed inssrds % ctr. tie Ga rules vhth,
be s,s, are IN .aste sd onsine.s Ike.
he RAYS with emphasis We are sItiiss
to be ssv.ree ed By the sane rales adopted
for their gavyrnrssnt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-18
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE DREXEL INSTITUTE
At Philadelphia Dedicated Thursday
Address by Chauncey N. Depew.

FHILApELrAn, Ps., Dec. II. - The
Dtexsi. IDsu ute of art, science AID indus
try, founded by An hoDy j. Dr. Kill, the
banker, Was dedicst ID ,his Aiternooo. The
invocation wss by Bishop Potter of New
York Hon. Cnauncey M Dsps~ delivered
a short dsdi stion address. Ek-Attoruey
General 3.cvesgh delivered t, the truste es
on behalf IF Mr. Drexel toe d-sds of trust
DIR James McAllster, president of the in
stiiuuop, made an ADDRESS. RI. Rev
Bishop Whitaker OF Pennsy lvsbiA pro-
nounced the beue1iciion.
The OH ct of the institute is the 'exten-
sion and lnprov, msns OF induslrisl educs-
ton IS q means of opening better ard wild r
avenues of employ msn to young men and
women" The building cost $500 900 and
Mr. Dr., xel also endowed il ~ith 81 900 600
A potable gathering attended The dedlc4tlon
Nearly every man in Philadelphia who has
CARED eninercs aud wealth In the arts,
professions Al d busins,s world was present
Upon the Stage were prominent meo
from Other ,iies. including Vice Pr. sidsrt
Morton. Secretary Noble, Postmaster
General WsnI smsksr, Cbsuucey.M. Depes,
Bishop Potter of New York; Andrea Car
o gle, Commodore Vsn S.ntvoord. New
York; Enoch Pratt, Baltimore; ext tied
S ,stes Senator Seweil, New Jersey Mi If
Gen. Schofeid. Uoited STATES srmy Sens,
tor Hiscock, Nes Y.rk ATTY. Gen. Miller,
Ex-SscteIsry Of State Bsyatd. Hon. Jonn
Bigtlo~, New YORK.; II. Mex Twnmply
". Pssusor, Ex Mayor Aorsm ) HeSeu,
New YORK; J pan Siosnt j. Fierrpols M0r-
gan. DR.. W. G Gilman, President Johns
Hopkins Umversity, Seth A. L1E, Ptesi-
dent Columbia College, DR.. VIM. ThsrrF
United States cnmmi.sio ct education
Chef Justice Dsiy, New York; Chef
Ju.tiee Psx0p, Psnnsylvsais; George W.
Cbilds. Morris X ies.up and o. z BIB
coax, New York; Thpmss A. Edison, Prot,
Nlcaolas NJ Butler, Columbia college
Every seat ia the large hall was tssea and
the aisle, we're Allied ~ith people.
The Drsx ei Institute IS siusIed on 30 J
and Chestnut streets, the building having
1875 feet front on Chestnut aud 100 en- 80 /
street. The institute viii accommodate
sb 1ut 2000 studeRts. To prevent the iio-
erslisy Of DIR. xel being abused moderate
fee will be charged for the course ia csf-
IN branches. There viii b. lG0 free
Scholarships. Regisnstiol Of students
sill begin Jan, 1,