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Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-03-28
WIADOMOSCI ZAGRANICZNE.
Przymierze rosyjsko francuskie.

Wielkie wrazenie wywar}a W ca.
lynn swiecie urzedowa wiadomosc, re
Rosja zawar1a Francja przymlerze
zaczepno odporne. Stan rzeczy W Eu-
ropie uleg} przez to radykalnej zmia-
ME. Tr6jprzymierze jedneji koa-
licja rosyjsko francuska drugiej
strony, stanowia diva wielkie obozy,
zmuszajace sic wzajemnie do pokojo-
wych ustepstw, albo prowadzace do
wielkieJ wojny rownych z r6wnymi.
Prezydent Carnot otrzyma} cd cara
Aleksandra wielka wstege orderu sw.
Andrzeja, najwiekszego orderu ro-
syjskiego, ktory nosili dotad tylko
cz}onkowie domu panujacego i kr6~
lowie z Rosie szczerze zaprzyjaznie
nj.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-03-28
WiluS prZeWiduie sWGi upadek.

w ko}ach. .dworskich berlihskich,
panuje trwoga. Stan zdrowia cesarza
budzi powazne obawy. Cd czasu byt-
nosc' matki W Paryzu, sta} sic ner-
wowy wybuchajacy niewyt}oma-
czonym gniewem. Po nocach ME
sypia przywo}uje do siebie bez po-
wodu ministr6w. Alarmuje bez po-
trzeby straz pa4acowa j zachowuje
sic tax, re nalezy przypuszczat, IL
wkrOtce uZnanv Zostanie war atem.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-03-28
DOla wychOdz6w.

Kilkunastu Wegr6w, ktorzy przy-
byi do Pocohantas, Va, obozu
robotnik6w kolejowych W powiatach
Mcdowell Logan, potwierdzaja
wiadomosci, re robotnicy cudzoziem-
cy, uwazani tam bywaja "a niewolni-
kow. Ia ciezka prace wsrod ogrom-
nej niepogody ME dostaja wiecej "a
p}aty, niz 50 miesiecznie jezeli
pr6buja ucie6, ulegaja karze Gle.
lesnej. Zarzad kolei rozciaga mad
mimi nadzor, iak gdyby byl: wieznia-
mi ME ludzmi wolnymi.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-03-28
DrObne WiadOmOSci.

w Milwaukee, Wis, choruje du-
10 os6b ma grype.
"Lehigh Iron Co., W Pennsylva-
Mi obnizy}a swym robotnikom Prace
O 10 procent.
w kopalni W Mt. Carmel zosta3
przez opadniecie wierzchu zabity
Piotr Pokutas.
Robotnicy W Chicago za}ozyli
wielka grosernie sk}ad rzeznicki ma
planie kooperacyjnym.
w kopalni koksu W Scottdale,
Pa, trwa strajk City tydzieh. Straj-
kerry So wspierani funduszu obron-
nego.
w Jersey City, N. j., spali} sic
5cio pietrowy gmach, W ktorych
znajdowa{a sic drukarnia Argus.
Straty jake ogieh zrzadzi}, obliczaja
ma 100000.
N. P. Topin, zamozny krawiec W
Franklin, Pa, zostaf W mieszkaniu
napadniety przez rabusiow i zamor-
dowany. Zbrodniarze, ,dla zatarcia sla-
dow zdrodni, pod1ozyl nastepnie O.
glen zn:kneli bez sladu.
Dom Tobina spali} sic doszczetnie,
lecz wydobyte z gruz6w cia&o swiad-
czy dowodnie dokonanej ma MIN
zbrodni.
Osmdziesiat-dw6ch mezczyzn do
tel pory aresztowanych byio jako
podejrzanych 0 morderstwo bankie-
ra chicagoskiego Smell, jeszcze
prawdziwego mordercy ME pojmano.
w Troy, N. Y, zebra}o sic $50
W4och6w,aby zaprotestowac przeciw-
ko rzezi swych roiakow W Nowym
Orleanie. Mnostwo ludu okrazy4ohale,
W ktorej odbywaf sic mityng, wybi4o
okna hall kamieniami i rozpedzl1o O.
bradujscych W}ochow, kt6rym ME
szczedzono nawet kul rewolwero-
wych. Pohcja wielkiem mozolem
zdolala przywrocic spok6j " miescie.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-03-28
GWaftOWny praWOdawca.

W zesz{y piatek W sejmie kalifor-
nijskim przysz}o do sprzeczki miedzy
pos}ami Lowe Bledson, podczas
ktorej Lowe porwa} "a sto}ek i chcia}
MIN zbic argumenta przeciwnika. w
obronie zagrozonego Bledsona stane-
Ia jego iona, siedzaca obok meza,
kt6rej przybyli ma pomoc sasiedzi.
Lowe zosts} rozbrojony i bedzie od-
dany pod sad.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-03-28
Sprawl o SWINE amerykanski.

Prezydent Harrison kazaS oswald
czy6 rzadowi niemieckiemu, re jezeli
ME zostanie zniesiony zakaz prey
wozu miesa amerykahskiego do por-
tow niemieckich, W takim razie por-
ty amerykahskie zostana zamkniete
dla 0kret6w towarem niemieckim.
Wiadomosc ia zaprzeczona jest z
WashingtoDu.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-03-28

Niemc6w. Miedzy komendantami
brygady "a Rosjan, "a Niemcow,
kawalerji 27 Rosjan, Is Niemc6w,
artyleryi 33 Rosjan, Is Niemc6w.
Zdaje sic, ze Niemcy, W razie wojny
beda mogli nabroit duzo ziego,
jezeli zechca sic powodowad namo-
wami agent6w rzadu, naprzyk}ad-
niemieckiepo.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-03-28
25c. DrZycZyna Smierci.

w Ell Reno, o., zabi{ czternasto-
letni ch}opak imienien Flescher rs
cio-letniego Szwaba. Flescher winien
by} Szwabowi 75c. dajac mu dolara
powiedzia}, by mu S. wr6ci} 25c.
Szwab zas mowi}, IL mu sic nalezy
dolara, wskutek czego przysz}o do
k}6tni. Flescher pchna} swego pre-
ciwnika wie!kim nozem zabi1 ma
mieiscu.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-03-28
KOSci6f pOlski w SteinWay.

Z Steinway, L. l., donosza, IL
prawdopodobnie wkr6tce zostanie
tam rozpoczeta budowa nowego
koscio}a polskiego. Nova parafie
utworza polacy, dose licznie osiedli
W Astoria, Steinway, Dutchkill, Bis,
vile, Corona i innych miejsoowos.
ciach ma Long Island. W{adza
duchownapowierzy}a zwierzchnictwo
mad budowa koscio}a ks. Bronikow-
skiemu Brooklyna.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-03-28
Sfaby most.

w Cagliari, we W4oszech, ogla-
data mostu plac przeznaczony ma
wystawe byd}a - komisja z}ozona z
czo}nk6w komitetu wystawowego.
w tenn most za}ama} sic, wszyscy
wpadli W przepasc zostali zagrze-
bani gruzami. Wydobyto z pod CRU
COW 5 tr,'pow, reszta osob odnios}a
ciezkie rany.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-03-28
Rewizja bagaz6w imigranckic h.

Pod}ug nowego rozporzadzenia
w}adzy celnej W Nowym Yorku,
bedzie sic odtad odbywa}a rewizja
pakunk6w pasazer6w kajutowych ma
pok}adach odnosnych okretow a ME,
jak bywa}o dotad, W szopach ma
miejscu wyladowania. Pasazerowie
zyskaja tym sposobem ma czasie a
urzednicy beda mieli wiecej swobo.
dy PREY dokonywaniu przegladu ku-
fr0W.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-03-28
PrecZ trOnami mOnnrcllicZnemi.

klasy robocze daza do tego. ably W
Belgji zaprowadzone zosta}o ogolne
prawo wyborcze poniewaz przeciw-
ne So temu klasy uprzywililejowane
i obecny cabinet, zanosi sic przeto
ma rewolucje, kt6rej ofiara padnie
prawdopodobnie tron manarchiczny.
Ogo} wojska sprzyja zyczeniom ludu
W tenn ley niebezpieczehstwo dla
kr6la Leopolda.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-03-28
Niemcy zle wychOdza na kOlOnizacji.

Rad niemiecki zrobi} ogromne
'fasco" z polityka kolonialna. Me
uda}o mu sic zebra6 odpowiedzial-
nych kapita}6w ma poparcie plan6w
Bismarka utworzenia W Afryce ME-
mieckich przedsiebiorstw, parliament
ME uchwali} funduszow ma powie-
kszenie floty. Garstka Niemcow ME
oprze sic przewadze krajowcow W
Afryce, zw1aszcza wobec intryg po-
teznej AngIi.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-03-28
NiemOralnOsG w Niemczech.

Pod}ug wykazow statystycznych,
odebra}o sobie zycie W Berlinie, W
roku zesz}ym 62 dzleci. Miedzy ME-
mi by}o 46 ch}opcow 16 dziewczat.
"a dosz}o do lat Is, IA do lat czter-
nastu, 8 do trzynastu, 7 do dwunstu
8 do jedenastu najm}odszy okaz
zepsucia moralnego, ktory zbyt pred
ko straci4 chec do zycia, mial lat Z.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-03-28
Austria chciafa IN wiele,

Okfady komisji niemieckiejj a
ustrJackiej, tyczace sic traktatu han
dlowego, spefzly IA niczem. Pe}no-
moon'cy niemieccy nemogli zgodzi6
sic ma wygorowane pretensje Au-
strjakow.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-03-28
BfSnark w Berlinie.

Lakupienie dw6ch dom6w w Ber-
LIME przez Bismarka jest znakiem,
re byfy kanclerz niemiecki przyjmie
mandat poselski do parlamentu, sta
JAG ma czele niemieckich, os}awio-
nych nae Jonah libera}ow.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-03-28
Zabif zone siekiera.

Wheeling, w. Va.-We czwartek
20 po}udniu Piotr Richmond kazai
swej zonie podnies6 nozyczki po-
d@ogi, ze tego ME uczyni}a natych-
miast, porwa} siekiere i rozcia} ja ma
wp6}. Nastepnie chcia4 zamordowac
swa matke. ale ia zdola1a uciec ma
ulice i ludzie ia obronili. Zbrodniarz
zosta1 aresztowany.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-03-28
Niemcy W sfuzbie rOsyjskiej.

Jedna z gazet wiedehskich zesta-
villa nazwiska niemieckich ofcerow
z rosyjskimi i dosz{a do wniosku,
re w:armji rosyjskiej ma 7 Rosjan
przypada 3 Niemcow. Miedzy ma
czelnymi wodzami korpusow jest Ii
Rosyan,.5 Niemcow. Miedzy gene
raaami dywizij 40 Rosjan, II
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-03-28
Carewicz zydzi W San Francisco.

Ludnosc zydowska w San Fran
cisco ME vie jak sic zaehowac W
obec carewicza, kt6ry wkr6tce ,przy-
bedzie parowcem Chin do owego
miasta. Niektorzy So tego zdania,
re wcale ME potrzebna jest rzecza
sic carewiczem zajmowac, drudzy
mniemaja, re w}adze miejskie po-
winny go przyjac szacunkiem,
podczas gdy wielu oswiadcza, re
carewiczowi trzeba publioznie oka-
za6 og6lne niezadowolenie z hanieb-
nego obchodzenia sic zydami W
Rosii.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-03-28
Walka polujacymi M niewolnik6w.

Wiadomo, ze Arabowie wpadaja
do osad murzyhskich niszczac wszyst-
ko ogniem zelazem, uprowadza-
jac mieszkahc6w W niewole. Me
dawno porucznik Descamps sled
miu bia}ymi i 200 negrami W oko-
leach Congo zmusi} do odwrotu 1000
Arab6w. Z tych 30 pablo, 60 hy}o
rannych, od5ito zas 1000 niewol-
nik0w.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-03-28
Biafego powieszq "a napasc ma murzyn.
Ike w Georgia.

Coviugton, Ga.-Seaborn Smith,
bogaty bia}y obywatel komisarz
dr6g zelaznych, dopusci& sic Memo
ralnego napadu ma, murzynke Leile
Aiken W grudniu 1889 r., "a co 20
sta} przez sad skazany ma powiesze-
ME. Jest to pierwsza sprawa, re bia-
}y dopusci} sic przestepstwa ma mu-
latce,
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-03-28
zburzyli lokal. Policja, kt6ra ME-
bawem nadbiegia, rozpedzila t}um
aresztowa}a znaczna hczbe osob.
Socialist cOraz silnieisi.

Tysiace socjalistow berl:nskich
udafo sic w pochodzie do Friedrih-
cheln ma uczcenie dnia wybuchu re-
wolucji W roku lS4S. Slime oddzia}v
policji pilnowa1y porzadku, ktorego
nigdzie ME zakf0cono.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-03-28
SZereg zab6jstw w New Orleans.

Miedzy prokuratorem Dunn a
dziennikarzem. FIR. Waters przysz{o
W srode zpowodu wypadk6w sobot-
mich do gwa}townej sprzeczki, pod
czas kt6rej obie strony doby}y rewol-
werow zacze}y wymieniac strza}y.
Dunn zosta} zabity na miejscu i
dwoch swiadkow awantury odnios}o
rany.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-03-28
Me lubia Niemc6W.

w kawiarni teatralnej W Bia}o-
grodzie W Serbji urzadzono demon
stracje przeciw trupie spiewak6w
niemieckich. Zgromadzeni studenci
zaczepili spiewakow i ;ch obrohc6w
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-03-28

Pan FIR. Gryglaszewski og4asza W
.Zgodzie, re ma nastepny termin cen
zorem Zwiazku Narodowego ME
chce bye, z przyczyny interesow ia
milijnych.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-03-28
LOta W South Chicago do sprzedania

Nam rogowa lote, W miejscu Cd
powiedniem ma sbyznes," W South
Chicago, ILL.,, ktdra chce sprzedac
bardzo tanio.
M. A. Mazany,
l6 Lake st., Dunkirk, N. Y,
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-03-28
Musi zap}acic $4,000, "a sprowadza.
ME rOhOtnik0W.

Gustav Wilke, budowniczy Chi
cagoski, kt6ry budowa} kapitol sta
nu Texas, widzia} sic zmuszonym W
owym czasie sprowadzic kontrakto-
wo mnostwo kamienarzy re Szkocji.
Rycerze Piracy i kam;eniarze naleza-
cy do unji zaskarzyli 60 pred sadem
Stanow Zjednoczonych, ktory 60
skaza} ma zap}acenie $4,000, dajac
mu atoii rok czasu, ably m6g} sic
uda6 do kongresu i uzyskac, zniesie-
ME kary. Kongres jednak ME znios}
kary i p. Wilke ma obecnie owa
sumo Zap1acic.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-03-28
TOM V. No. 13.
OLA NOWYCH ABONENTOW.
Kto nam przysle jednego dolara, to dostanie:

Amery kahsko Posk 1S91 kt6y so
2. Obraz wszyskch Kr6l6w Poskcl k6ry wart 25c
B. Kacndarz scienny ozdobony piekna ryoina wart 10
Dzesec Pwiastek naepzych psarz egocesny warte 5oc
S. Gazette "Ameryke' cd tel pory do styczna 1927.
Dodtek PowieSciowy Amerk cd Kwietna do sycz 1892
Naszh prosimy aby byi faskw ten
gazety przeczyana swym znaomym lub sasiadom.
Adres: "AMERyKA," POLISH PAPER, TOLEDO, OHIo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-29
The Endicott Pear Tree.

The historic Gov. Endicott pear tree,
though older than Harvard University
is in bloom this spring and promises a
full yield Of fruit. The Boston Journal
gives the following account of the tree
Passengers to Lawrence via the Essex
Branch of the Eastern Division of the
Boston and Maine Railroad may see in
passing the high bridge approaching
Daversport wonderful instance OF the
vitality of the pear tree by glancing down
Into the little hollow on the left. The
tree is easily distinguished from the fact
that it stands separate and alone, pro-
tected by an encircling fence. 1t was
planted by Gov John Endicott, the first
head OF the Massachusetts, Bay Colony,
in 1880, and stands on the once famous
Colonial "Orchard Farm" within sixty
rods, bearing southeast of the sturdy
Governors mansion, The old tree, Il
mere shell, with apparently all its inner
integuments gone-nothing but the outer
bark remaining and the substance of that
split in twain-still stands and renews
again its vernal beauty in wonderful
display Of blossoms. 1t Is undoubtedly
the oldest pear tree In New England, and
it is exceedingly doubtful if it has its
rival in the United States. Of all the
host Of thrifty trees, the pride OF the
stern old Governors heart, whose nun
Der gave to the manor OF 300 acres its
patronymic "Orchard Farm this ven.
cradle tree alone remains. But though
its blossoms are fair, its fruit is said tC
be knarly and bitter. The tree appears
to give promise Of rounding out three
centuries of life."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-29
ChlldrOa'S Dsy,

State Lecturer DIR. G. NJ. Twitchell
has issued the following circularto sub
ordinate oranges in Maine regarding the
significance and observance of Children's
day in the grange:
In accordance with well established
custom. National Master Brigham has
selected Saturday June 6th,as Children's
day, and urges upon the subordinate
oranges faithful observance. Through
out the State of Maine, in nearly every
subordinate grange, the encouragement
and cultivation of the young has formed
leading feature during the past years
One of the most hopeful and help
full signs throughout New England is
that so much attention has been paid the
young people. Recognizing the fact
that the permanence Of the order rests
upon the strength of the social bonds, the
leaders have directed, so far as possible,
the thought In those lines which would
insure the most permanent results. The
power of the grange is admitted even by
those who do not affiliate with
US. They also admit the good
work accomplished. Are we satisfied
with what has been done? Has the
work been productive of the greatest
good, or, while finding cause for con-
graduation, is there room for any meas
ure of regrets? IL the bonds have not
been thoroughly cemented, and if there
is still room for better work, Is it not a
duty we owe the order, as well as our
selves, that the future be improved to
the utmost? Looking back we see the
causes of failure. Can we not profit by
these, and make the coming year more
fruitful in enduring results than any
in the history Of the order? As we
get nearest to the children, we shall
do our best work. AS we seek their
highest enjoyment, we shall find the
fullest compensation. And as we, by
the special observance of these days,
bring to the front the homelike atmOs-
phere of the grange. helping the young
people and the children. to the fullest
measure of enjoyment, so will we lad
the grange extending its arms around
the younger members, drawing in the
children as fast as they become of age,
and weaving the bonds of friendship
about the hearts Of all. With
these thoughts, let me express
the hope that Children's day may
be universally observed thai the
programmes be arranged with special
reference to the youngest in our homes,
for in this way they may be led to wait
with earnest desire the day when they
can knock and the door be opened. If
we will but make the day rich with
sweet associations and recollections for
the children, it will also be one where
seltishness will be broken down, where
pride will melt away, where uncharit-
able thoughts have no room, but where
the spirit of fraternity. the split of the
common obligation taken by US all, will
fill us with pleasure aud insure Us bles.
sings
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-29

La the June Forum President HYDE OF
liowdoin College has very interesting
article In which he defends college ath.
letics and shows that the best athlets in
the college are usually among the best
In scholarship rank. 70 infer that ath-
letics are related to scholarship rs cause
to effect would be unwarranted. says he,
hut observation does show concIusively
that excellent physical development,
which is an Indispensable condition of
success in athletics, Is also favorable
condition of success in scholarship. 1t
eNplodes the popular fallacy that the
| mind and body OF the scholar are In in
verse proportion. and shows that they
stand in closest cor relation. The awards
of the Smyth mathematical prize in Bow.
dom College fer the past six classes pre-
sent remarkable, IL not representa-
tive, phenomenon. This prize Of $500 is
| based on a course in mathematics extend
ing over two years. and is the most i'm
portant college prize. OF six consecu-
tive recipients of this prize, the first was
the winner Of the quarter mile run; the
second was the pitcher Of the college
baseball nine; the third was the most
| brilliant performer on the trapeze; the
fourth WAS man of good physical
development without special athletic
attainments; the fifth was the catcher
of the college base ball nine and the best
general athlete in college; the sixth is
candidate for position on the college
boat crew, and will next year be a men,
| Der of the football eleven.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-29
epsciilc Gravity OF MIX.

The average specific gravity Of milk Is
about 1890. The difference between
this and 9s5 brings the cream to the
surface; it is so little that the cream
makes haste very slowly. The globules
never all come to the surface Other
circumstances being the same, the lorg
est ones will rise quickest, as they are
specifically lighter, and in rising meet
with less resistance in proportion to
bulk than the smaller ones. Many Of
these never make start towards the
surface at all. Neither do the larger
ones always rise; come OF them settle
instead Of rising. In placing in glass
tube sixteen inches long, milk or
which the cream appeared to
rise perfectly, leaving blue skim milk
and letting i. stand twenty-four hours
and then drawing milk from the bottom
Of the tube, globules of good size q 2O0t
OF an inch in diameter) appeared mingled
it'll the smaller ones. AS globules OF
unequal size remained at the bottom. il
is evident they did so because Of differ,
ence in their composition, which made
them specifically heavier. Those remsin.
ing at the bottom If a deep vessel appear
less Opaque than those which rise to the
surface, those rising fest being the most
Opaque. Analyses "f skim-milk show
that about one.eighth of the fatty mat
ter In milk never gets to the surface
American Dairyman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-29

The ladies are always forwarding any
good move. Phillips (Andover) Aosdemy
has been 10 need of new dormitaries for
years, but had no funds to expend for
that purpose. Miss Emily Carter some
time ago took the work in hand aud
raised over slG0o for that use By her
own personal efforts. A mass meeting
was recently held In that town for the
purpose Of raising $1,000. Great en-
thusiasm prevailed at the meeting and
that amount was then secured, mostly
frem residents of the plsce. A graduate
has agreed to meet the expense OF Guild
ing one dormitory IL the townsreopls
would secure means for erecting another
That was accomplished at the meeting
referred to above.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-29
The Shore Line.
Ellsworth American.

The several towns in Washington coun.
tv voted on Monday Of last week with great
unsnimity to render substantial aid by the
county to the Shore Line Railroad enter
prise. This action pledges the county to
pay Ave per cent interest on $3.50 600 OF
the bonds Of the road for term Of years
We most heartily congratulate our Wash
ing,on county friends on the good work
they have done and On their bright pros
poets for much needed railroad in the
near future.
That Washington county is in great need
OF railroad commu nicstion with other parts
of the State and country every man IS all
acquainted with tina, section Will have no
hesitsncy in most emphstically declaring
Such road. when completed, will greatly
facilitate travel across the county, which ii
BOW very tedious, and will serve to develop
the varied resources of the County as moth.
irg else would.
From Sullivan to the eastern terminus
As per the proposed route, the distance i,
IL miles The road will ultimately con.
meet with the Grand Southern at s.;
Stephen, and make q through line from
Bangor TO St. John, N. B., along the coast
The annual meeting Of the Shore Line cor.
poration will be held June |, when arrange
men,s for building the road will doubtles s.
be made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-29
Ths Banana.

The importation of bananas into this
country last year amounted to 12,5S2,-
000 punches, which was an increase OF
3 $50, 600 punches over the previous
year New York il the principal port
of entry, receiving during last year
4,13l 900 lunches, gain of over 1,000,-
900 lunches compared with 1889, while
New Orleans, the second principal port
of entry, received 1868, 900 punches, a
gain of over 100000 punches. Boston,
Philadelphia aud Baltimore are the
other three principal ports OF entry.
This tropical fruit is mostly secured
from Central America, although the
West Indies and South America also con.
tribute Honduras, Iucatan, and Mica
ragua are the three principal banana
growing states. Most If the West
Indies supply is obtained from Jamaica
Progressu, situated on the north side OF
the Yucatan peninsula, and Kingston
in Jamaica, are the chief ports OF
export. The consumption of the fruit
is much the lsrgest In the East, aud the
annual consumption is about 30 bananas
per capita for the entire population OF
our country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-29

a correspondent OF the Boston Herald
very properly sits upon the idea that
Thursdays race between the Bowdoin
College Varsity crew and the Crescent
Boat Club Of Boston WAS fixed" He
very truthfully says that ''the gentle
men who represent Bowdoin College
would not lend themselves to any
such unsportsmsnlike arrangement.
They went into that race as they go
into all races, with determination to
'sget there aud did so in very hand
some shape. We cannot help regarding it,
however, rs matter Of regret that the
race with Harvard is to come today
Still the Bowdoin boys know how to
take care Of themselves and a good
ntsht's rest will accomplish wonders
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-29

A AAd ANYAkSnlngi

when in the dark. on thy soft hand hung,
And heard the tempting syren of thy tonyue--
What flames, what darts, what anguish end ared
But when the candle gathered Il was curedr'
Such compilations rs so many of ouI
young ladies pss.ess-auil, pim2ly, and
covered with soFes aad blackhsads, ID
enough to cool the afdo. Of tie vafmes,
lover. To such young ladie, we would
say, that You can never have q soft, fair.
smooth, strsciise, kisse5ie c.mp,s xiau
unl,ss yeur sl'od Is healthy ant Pure, fol
the condition of the ii nod 'iscdss toe COM
plexi3n. DIR. Pierces GoIien NJ dicsI Dis
covsry vii purify yAur blood, tone uT
yeur system add drive avsy those disifes-
ring headaches and b, kache, ftpm which
you snfsr periodically, and give you .
compi' x,on lily or rose leaf nigh. envy.
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