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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-23
Track and Stable Gossip.

An effort has been started having in view
the rebuilding Of what is known as the Web
ser Trctting Park in the tom of Orono,
by an association OF gentlemen called the
Orono Trotting Park Association. who
have taken forty shares of the stock of the
association at $3.50. each for the above
named purpose. The following named
were elected officers Of the association !:
William Marden, president; ". e. Head,
vice president; E, F. AtwelI. treasurer
Llewellyn Spencer, II. B. McPheter.,
Chester Page, Charles E. Sutton aud John
". Davis. directors.
The action of the executive committee
Of the New England Association of Trot-
ting Horse Breeders in opening stake fer
stations in the 22o class is 10 be COM
mended. The stake IL open to the world
and will undoubtedly draw big list of
entries. The siake closes April /, 1891,
and must be accompanied by s25. the Sec
ond payment is s25. due July /. and the
third and final ESQ, August l.
Il is reported from Buckfisld thst Blsck
Nathan has recently ;rotted half-mile on
the ice in the sensational time of o5.
They say also that this horse went BALI
to ice at Norway last winter in l % L.
Utcls Jsaon says that be will tro. Black
Nathan on ice against any horse IN Maine.
Mr. E. t. Monroe, the Eoxeroft horst
man. has sole the bo.ss knorn Sc Frank
Bali pzcer, to Mr.. Gearys E. Woodbury. II
Brunswick. The price received wss $500.
Palmer, the hosssman. has ha4 nice
double track scrsped on the Tirer a. Z Is.
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4 day or two ago we alluded to the
great loss of life occasoned by mine
disasters, and suggested that some Off
cial investigation should be made to see
if some of these terrible accidents and
consequent large loss of life could not
be prevented. 1t now appears from the
report of the coroners jury which has
been investigating the disaster at the
Mammoth mine, Jan. 81, by which 101
persons lost their lives, that they pro-
test in the strongest terms against the
empio vment of fire bosses and pit bosses
who are addicted to the use of malt and
spirituous liquors either when on or of
duty" Here is undoubtedly one cause of
these disasters which can be remeded If
this suggestion is complied with, and
shows one phase of the drink evil and
its responsibility for loss of human
lives which we are not much acquainted
with. This jury also say: I'VE believe
there should be an amendment to the
uiiHibS id"s against the WORKING OF
mines under water level with any flame
or open light, but to compel the light
ing of the same by electricity or safety
lamps. We recommend that no person
be permitted to enter any mine now
operated in this State, or hereafter
opened out, except those whose names
or numbers shall be kept in book or
registry at the entrance of mines" So
it seems that there are defects in mining
laws and mining practices which should
be remedied. snd it is certainly to be
hoped that this calling attention to
them may result in changes for the bet.
Ter in both directions.
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The corniBittea on Interior waters b&vs Ne
signed hearings upon bil.s and prtti9Ha -eferr
ed TO them ~ fellows
petition OF Francis Marquis and others Tor char
ter for naln dam NJ L0as lake ON fish river.
For fhHrsJaY, Feb ~. O'Clock p. NJ . petition
of Hsmari loW FOR eh1rtnr 9s iias 81 stsA merS Of
f.nahsodt river hetSo"n the village ~ Montague
tn towp 81 Enfield and Ga lpgp-
For ihnrsiAY, s. b. rs. O'Clock 7 NJ, aiN ~
set eutitled IAN act 20 auth1risc the Lake Hebron
Navigation %. 20 navigate l4Hkr Hebron
tor Thursday, Feb. -. O'Clock = NJ. petition
an act 20 amend the eC' incorporating the Malta
wamssag log Driving Go.
For Ihuraday Feb "a, O'Clock z. VI, an ss
TO authorize ReulamiH A. swassy 70 navigate
Lake Annassaganf.cq0k.
FOR rhufsaay. Fob. 20, Q a'oicck 2. n, peiplot
Of N. NJ jones' Ht ala. for charter Tor line 81
steamers on rrputseut river h"twren the foWn
NJ Rowland sud Old Town.
For fhnrsdsy, tnb, 20. 3 O'Clock 7 " p'tities
Of j, " Begkc ei ala asking fhat e." charter o
the MatiawamkpAg Log nrlgiug Go be amended
For farsday, F'D-2i, " p'9lncs Z A,prfitpl
of L. II. BHtght 'drr and others Per en- anne ndaen '
TO the charter ~ the P"nnhsgat River Dam ana
improvement Company.
FuF TuesdAV, Fen. ~ ~ ? 70 O'Clock Z. NJ PEEL
ton ot &. ". Galiips Aud others praying fa
authority 80 improve the oh snn1i o. Hast Ersprj
et Caribou stream and Ia levy tolls for passsga 1
logs therein.
fnr Tuesday, Feh. a, AZ O'Clock r s., An ao
20 incorporate the Alden stream Dam an,
improvement Company
nor rhursda=. Earvh ;. ~ 2 o'clock y. VI geti
,iun OF Vim Vi. Brown Dhd others for IN sct q
Incorporation for Improvement Of kennehsRo rivei
10y order ~ Tire Comnfteg-
Thursday. March s. o'c'ock.f NJ.
Fiil an act 10 lur7rro'ate ihe keupehec wate'
Power Go.
Petition ., Frank Stanley ct ais for charter 3,
hYud and mairiain p,et'. h9oi1s and siuir,s Ia
H roTssx Ger'y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-23

The legal affairs committee VIII zfys yabitt
hearing AZ their room al the stats House, Augusta
On the following bills and petitions
February "A a. O'Clock ln the afternoon, On sc
so. In relation 70 the business % loan and build
ing assocatinas.
art TO amend chap 2O5 Of The prtyste and special
la~s Of lss7 relative 10 the police court Of city Of
bangor.
Fsbfuary "A, at o'oIoos in the afternoon, on
petition o. eIas =, Faiae aud % others for &C,
authorizing towns % risst srgrR c'nsatisSlonars.
February a, 81 e'rlpak IN me afternoon, Or
order in reference 70 amending sections : and
dralns
Fsbfasry as, AZ 2 O'Clock in The AFTERNOON. or an
act To incorporate thu Peoples frohibii0ry En
foreemeat League Of Maine,
February 70, "a Z O'Clock la the Afternoon on
an act relating 70 Fsrni1Nna village Corpora
ton.
February Is, at o'-lock in ths afternoon, on
petition Of Samuel Dixon and 20 others Of Elliot
praying that the county cDmmisstGnsEs d Eors
county be- granted authority 10 lay ugt highway
across tide waters.
Eebfaafy 20, A. . O'Clock In the Afternoon, or
petition Of joan ,. apsagae and ~ others 70 ~
Hand cpfuaEi alton money pBi5 bY drafted osc8
dsriHE Che rebellion,
FEB. q, isei. AZ o'clock ia Gle afternoon, on
petition VI n. II CLARK and 2i Others for act ip
incorporate the fremont lce sHd Dam Go.
Fsh rs. 1871. ~ ; O'Clock Va Tho after noon, on
an act 70 Incorporate the foani ard Minot WAT
y and Electric Light and rpwrr CO,
Feb. 20. ls8i, at oclsck "a thu afternoon. on
an aet to amebi seu. u chap is Of ghH Revised
Statutes relating 20 Ways,
Feb. Is, iss. A. a'Giock IN me afternoon. on
act TO Incorporate the Bsrtl4nd Hall AssoGia
tiuD.
Feb 49, 1885, at O'Clock In IA" afternoon on
petition Of Elias Kerne and lli others asking tor
erection Of toInbs for ibr burial It Deceased per
Feb ~ lS9l a, . O'Clock Ia the afternoon. on
an ACT 80 amend an act esti,'iHsnIuR a t1anicipHi
court In the city OF Wateryiir.
feb r., lsJl at O'Clock 10 uis afternoon. on
40 not to aynsnd soc a. % clsp " o; The Revised
ststutss relating TO iusolyHut DrttoFs-
Feb. 20. lsyl at O'Clock m the afternoon. on
rssoiye In favor the tow ~ Shirley.
Feb g. isni At o'clock In ;hH afternoon, ON
an act regulating thc appointment and tenure ~
office OF the Yuiiee or thn city of Lewiston.
Feb t6 1871. st O'Clock IN thr afternoon. on
i9t 20 anrBd citT chatter " the city OF Water
Vile abolishihg common council,
Fer order Of the cOmfnittef.
NnFRiEL y bEEw, Secretary.
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me committee on ways and btidges have a
sigssd hsesings apos petitions and bills reierret
10 teen ~ salifsFs
feb 1---&e Is
Petltton d " n. LIBBY sEa others Of Stat
tawsmkrs.s asking state aid FOR building
fridge across the Fes0sssot river, In the toEi
Of Nisn or 8silAvsHEeag-
feb. - No. 10.
Petition Of citizens Of AAegash. assins all
for bsii1iug ii road and bridge In AAegasa-
FEB. 2Ae-So. 81.
esFaission 70 bald bridge across tide water
In town Of kenaebgnkpoFt-
FEB. 24---No. n.
sili, ar act 20 revise the provision. OF chap
tsr $50. y Tbs Private and Special Laws Of 1874
and additional thereto, relating 20 tree bri6g'
across spruce Greek in The town OF Kittery.
Feb. Es--SO, q.
Petition OF the Inhabitants Of Van Burer
Haniin and Cyr Tor az APPRECIATION n aid o
building bridge across the st. John River a
Kan Bafsn.
FEB. H~--So. "a.
Petition Of Fl. 8. Sweetisnd Of South Thom
aston and others, requesting the enactment OF
a iaw reQariBg1the several counties 10 build tn
large bridges within their counties.
Petition Of w. ID. jenkins and ~ others o
the town OF headasseas, f2r sid in building
5ttfKa Eernsa ihr hsaansSeaS,riTer In said town
Pefltjoo Of NJ C. Brooks and Is other citi
zens of Erslport for the enactment OF Ia,
requiIing ooantiee 20 support the large bridges
Hearing FEB, n.
Petition 81 wnIiaa Leonard and "A ether,
f3r ea appropriation for repairs ct bridge aoroe
The Fassadgmkfpg river IN the town OF Pasea
damkeaR- Hearing March j.
Al ac} ~ prevent the use OF narrow Iimmet
absels fos be Aauins OF freight and merchandise,
oyer the stfeets Of he city Of Calais Hearins
March 3.
February e
Receive In favor Of q road IN Franklin coua
H. r. GOULD, Secretary.
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ne ecsani-.ss On railroads seseeraphs a.a e
ssssses hsy< assisxed heaftzss an 6fnS ~ ps5
.lese referred 70 them ~ fellows: :
Fer faestsY, Feb. z8xb, q. o,esoek r. n
Az al - rsvfse shapser 81 Il the Revised
Fsr 8edaesday, TeS- zskh. q o'eiosk r H:
An act 70 snsrTr-1ts The csssda Aas.e
A. ass % incorporate sss sasazser b Rzasr-
Icy Tess9-sph Co.
A Is isisszlIss be Ioeasias q ne rnalIi14
a kangs4ey kas8resd zercss PAsfln rued -
sailed IN tae t7ra o. Phliitpz-
Al set 80 asait the charges Of ,sssrcaA cor
En-asie2s 70 svs cents per nils for tfAasporsA
tiss q pz<sszgers.
A ass sxtsaeizs The power Of the nosni
Desert Ry- Go.
"A =; . lzeerpssase the American Teie
Rs.tffss s9T izv providing for shs sse o:
aassns4sts braSss SD sassty csarteys on sysfgn:
eSFs ans! for Lzv limiting the labor q railroad
enSloJess saeo relating 70 the lfabdiisy Of
employers for personal inisriss sustained By
Pstision 70 xnseac charter Of waIeo ana
An ass rssastng 10 grade c-oestnx,.
Var Te6assAzY, FEB. %, o'siecG r. N.
A. ses 20 Incorporate the Bath, Sezeli's
RSfat aas Peiphas EsaGA.
An set 70 Incorporate tas Lang Island T.
- &C: reiastag to ,ss Cape Eiirasssh shors
Ae arr 70 authorize The Btd4efosa sa,s
X. K. &C. 70 tssse bcEdG.
resftloa for Amendment Of charter o.
Bidasforl sasa 4 X co.
Petition - sRnTY r.. Clark sad others se
incorporate g9e Ellsworth and TEefnoEt r. X
60
Petition o. tia AasFoseozgzE Lakes Trans
pssi CO fer charter tes rstfoaa from
AngieFs Retreat % TIE shoKs Of msa2os Lake.
Pssitioa ~ z. c. fsssleioa and etAers fos
ar set u fzcorIsFsFfoa as gss Isissbcro, North
part Bsitasf Telegraph q feispaeEe Co.
~ klaga 4 atef =
g act 70 ~ayowsr the Bsng0r street Raj
gAy Co. 70 ss1zasisa connection between rs
frS4sks is Tar ettIss Ut Bangor and Bsswxr-
Yer n Wednesday, 4 3D. z5sb. Al O'Clock r. NJ
Az ass 70 s1assf sectton ~, esaptrr 81 q
tae Revised stzsetes RESTING 20 freight charges
ca raiirSgds.
For " sdnsza&y Feb. 18Th. at o'eioek r. b..
IA act 70 Incorporate the Sunderland Mann
IeisShon~ Co,
For Rsdsesszy Feb. 25sb. at O'Clock r. NJ.
Al 3ss 70 gtEs additional powers aad rights
10 ths BaHGor and Ay0ps'd0k Railroad Go.
AS &C. 70 authorize the confederation OF the
saaey River aEa Philips and EaHgeiy railroad.
". NJ. AVER, 5scfy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-23

At the Methodist church yesterday morn
ing Evangelist Mcbride preached 70 cor
s'egstion that filed nearly every available
,eai. . sermon upon 9"christisn Per.
lection" The discourse was characterized
BY remarkable strength, cleasnsss Of
thought and spiritual power and pfoducsd
profound impression upon oil present. The
"old fashioned loye-feast'' in the afternoon
vas participated in and greatly erj,yed BY
nearly 200 people. In the evening the
church was again crowded by an attentive
aud thoughtful congrsg stion. The AIM
service which followed searching sssnoa
addressed especially to the impsnitsss, va
one Of marked solemnity snd attended Win
good results. The songs and earnest and
tender appeals Of Mrs. Mcbride are very
effective. Services ere 10 continue TIM
week the same % last.
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COMMITTEE HEADINGS


Tn tadissary ecnnitses sig g4gs pahiis aeas.
nxs ri theiT r0oaa At Ss@ss 81 sEse. AEgsssa, fs
9Ns.
Feb. EARN.
Dpoa she expestsaey at requiring stock Of
eertsin 4nasi- pubic corporations te es sota 3,
ssetioH-
Ees. 49, zP.A
uDSs &C, % Authorize Rsskisns d Thoazs
ton Gss Light GO. % shtss upon basiaess o.
sieetsis iigbtisg.
Upon peat,ions for index digest Of MRlnF
ksDefts.
gpen act ~ Incorporate the the Pisestzqais
Central TeAsph0ns Company.
lyon ssf amend an asE lszsaet 81 this ses-
sion relating 10 tBH EAlng Charity aohooi aad
upon order 10 eaamise chap. z7I 81 tle Laws q
isss, relating to property exempt from ssxatioa
Feb. ~, q r. NJ
Upon act % lneorporAts ths Springfield
Water 60.
Upon petition OF W. 4. Dams and others 70
amend ses, 90 eiap-i =. hevise1 statgtss. rrgAi-
tag to railroad cfosetngs.
Feb. "a. Z r. NJ
Upon petition os p. Il. Horton and others,
asking thss Dexter municipal soart BE- abolished.
FEB. N-~Z T.. NJ.
Upon seE relating 10 minority Of stock
hoiders 81 the sos'0n Naise Railroad and Ger
tsia other roads.
FeAsELiS G. PAYsos, secfsssry.
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Dover, where be exercises bis horses every
day. Last week he was at the village to
trot match race with E. Nofton's four
year-old against his two-year-old HANDLE
tonisn Clay, which easily won. This colt
is by his well known Franklin, his dam
Empress, a standard bred mare owned by
Fl. B. Mayhem. The colt is quite =
promising animal.
Mr.. John F. Sutton Of New York, has
purchased Of Mr.. Samuel Farmer Of
Phillips, his fine span Of brown colts. The
price paid was s70O.
One of the most remarkable fast walking
horses in Maine is owned by Mr.. B. C.
years old, by Lothian Jr., by Lothair,
(2.29 l-2, standard. No. 579), by Gilbretb
Knox, by Gen. Knox; dam DR.. Franklin
mare. He is bay in color and will weigh
something over 100 lbs. He hiss walked
at his own natural gait over common
country road, 9 distance of six and one
fourth miles in one hour ard tan minutes.
He is row being handled by special
trainer and will trot inside of 240 Mr..
Thompson has refused $3.50 for ene-half
of this colt.
]. C. Horne Of Waterville, has recently
sold his fine black mare to Warren Kim
ball Of Kennebunk. The price paid wa.
$3.50. She will be used as mate to Josie
Bates. She is good one and said to be
able to show forty clip. Mr.. Horne has
also lately bought good one in Athens for
which he paid the sum of $500.
The officers Of the Elmbrook Syndicate
corporation elected last week at its annual
meeting in Belfast are Capt. I. C. Park OF
Sesrsport, president; G. E. Bracket. Bel
fast, secretary, and DR.. Geo. W. Stoddard.
Belfast, treasurer. DR.. Stoddard, Capt.
Park, and W. H. Richards were elected q
committee Of oversight, and G.. r. Ellis,
agent.
The Oxford County Breeders ,Associs-
ton will hang out purse of $500 at their
August meeting for the 2.2i class. This
purse i, made up especially for such Maine
cracks as the Seer. Also, Dictator Chief,
Present, Baby Dean and others. Uncle
Rob Dean says he shall be there with Baby
Dean on the day.
"Mahals" is ons Of the standard mares
at A. r. Yates Silver Lawn which attracts
attention. She is a bay with white on right
hind coronet, ISL hands tall, fosled in 1888
and bred by ID. L. Sswtelle Of Sidney. She
is after Nelson, her dam being by Gideon.
second dam by Hiram Drew, third dam BY
Witherell Messenger. The blood lines are
Diomed, Messenger, Black Hawk, Morgan,
Drew and Nelson. Mshsls has pure gait,
is we'll formed, and cannot be otherwise
than valuable as a brood mare or trotter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-23

The new policy of reciprocal trade
with the South American states cannot
possibly be made as successful as it is
now generally desired that it should be
if the pending shipping bill does not
pass the House and become a law.
without direct steamship commuuica-
ton with South America we can not
hope to send our surplus products to its
people 10 competition with Great Bri-
tain, France, and Germany, which have
established lines of communication with
every South American country. There
are great possibilities in the extension
of our trade with South America. but
we can not grasp them through diplom-
scy alone; we must have the ships also
and only Congressional action can give
them to US.
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The committee on banks and banking will gigs
public bearings at their room at State House
Augusfk AZ follows.
THtaaay. Feb. -, at 2 O'Clock p NJ.
IA act 10 Anlead seetioa ~, chapter 10 Of
Rcvi4eI Stntnts-, relating to savings bank de
pOsiis
An set 20 amend section 100. chapter t5 Of
Revised statutes, relating to Investments BY
savings banks
Petition Of G. L. Folansbee and nine other.
for charter Cor loan aud trust company al
Camden
An A9t TO amend section 100 OF chapter 4.
rotating 20 stying4 banks.
JANIS ARCHIBALD. Sec'y.
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The meeting for organizing the Ksnnsbsc
Natural History and Antiquarian Society,
will be held At the tffice Of Capt. Chss. y.
Nash, foot Of Oak street, on Wednesday
evening rext. Feb. 20. instead Of Thufsdsy
evening A. previously sisted. All Who
responded to the cards OF invitation. those
to whom they were sent who have not
responded, II in sympathy with the objscss
Of the proposed society. and others ints'.
sstsd in the same whose names were not
known to tho committee. are invited 10 b
pfeseat and assist in it, formation.
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Samuel L. Miller, the new commander
of the Department Of Maine G. A. R., was
born in Waldoboro, March %, 1874. He
was educated in the common schools Of his
native town and at Warren Academy. He
left his studies in August, 1862, to enlist
IS a private in company E, Twentieth
Maine Regiment, in which organization he
served till the close Of the war, being pro-
NOTED to qusrtermaster sergeant and lieu
tenant Of Company A. When he was 20
years old he had acted as regimental
qusrtsrmaster and adjutant. and
had commanded his company, be-
sides performing many other important
duties. In 1869, he was appointed post
master of Wsldoboro, by President Grant,
position which he held under successive
presidents, including Cleveland. until the
present month. Since 1873 he has been
the editor aud publisher Of the Lincoln
County News, 8 flourishing local newspaper.
In the Grand Army he has always been a
very active comrade. He was first mus
tered into the organization in 1867. He
has served his post two terms - COM
mander and is its present adjutsnt. In the
department Of Maine he has filed the
position Of senior vice commander one
term
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al cav is ten times better than I heard
and the prompt use Of Old Saul's Catarri
Cure bests the intention TO use it, all t,
pieces. Only 25 cents to be cured O.
cstarrh. Think of it!
1t takes loud baby TO wake up sleep
ing car; but it takes bu. little Of DR.. Bull
Baby Syrup to quiet that baby, and i
requires only 25 cents to buy bottle o.
that well known remedy.
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The State House will present to tn

The State House viii present 10 those
who attend the Governors reception
today, an appearance such as it never
before had. The decorations through.
out are complete, and everything is in
readiness for the occasion. What with
lis new rooms and handsome drapings
Of bunting and evergreen the effect is
indeed striking.
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It Is said at Albany that wheneve,
GOV. Hill Is asked his opinion concern
ing Mr.. Grover Cleveiand's letter on the
silver Issue, he at once proceeds to talk
about the weather with as much fuency
as Mr.. Wiggin would be supposed to use
when predicting cold wave.
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Ie0poRaDee.
yse. 1-rraeksin Dfsres good T-nrlars, Nf..ss
AAssa s-feaseseot DsssrIes Lodge, Coed Ten
hsssh s-soa.sses Dsssric Lodge. esod Tess
lara. sko~hezzu-
nssh z-waido Dss:ries Loexs. Good Temyiars
RslfG1s0A
Ise. zs-wszt Wssbiszton ssrdsy School Ca
ysp.son, Esss Harrsagtss.
go. A-fenobsest county y. p. g. c. r.. Dex.er
Agsti ~ a-zsssn Mes1ceist cosfsxsses. Esxas.
xtet.
Asn ~ MAJ s-g@a ssizs Me.hsass. cea..r
snes. Ds1afsseossa-
Paey0Us 81 HssbanATy.
rss. zt-Knox and L.tseosn Enses Posrora srazss
ffenzAf Valley, kecxiaad.
ten- 2s@-saif ~ Dr1aors Gssnge, PhlpxSazz.
YEP. D-Ysnosscos cpzr.7 Pomona. Rarsi
Asrss s-Andra~ssggaa Comfy Yonora Grsage
West MiHot.
March zs-walso County Pomona GrsHzv, csmer
Orange. ss2evftse.
March is-~gors CsHnty Pomona Grange, Bzxtoa
5ns. s--sosasss@s Cssnsy PSrnSaz GrRsgs Fftte-
fsA-
Agytsnitsssi NessssIss.
FEB z,-PeHot,seSt a zrisuliara society, saa2ag
YEP. - a-ststs f0zssssssza. ssetsry, CSassatsoa
sAszof.
Masonic.
Ma - asnHAi sestIags 9rass SsSopis hossss
Portland.
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Blood VIII Tell.

OF course 1t will-that is il it il good
healthy blood. 1t will glow in the cheek
and tell the story Of perfect physical health
L it does not, IL the complexion is devoid
of color, the muscles weak and fiaccid
something il wrong, and something ough,
to be done about it at once, for In such
cases delays are dangerous For torpid
liver, "biliousness, and the thousand and
one ills to which these conditions of the
system lead, there is no remedy in the
world equal to DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery. Boils, pimples, eruptions,
scrofulcus sores. sai,-rheum, and all kin
dred diseases are cured By it.
geb23d& fotrm
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Mercantile Affairs and Insurance.

The committee mercantile Affairs aud tnsur
vii give public hearing a, their room In tn,
state House, follows
Feb. 2s7b At O'Clock = n
Hlli SC. additional to charter Of The
Msipe Autuil Accident Association. New
dyaftl
Bill, aa aGi to amend chapter ~ of the
Revised Statutes relating TO insurance. New
draft
Hy order Of the committee,
G. A. MARsros, Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-23

The New York Herald says that bust
ness men In that city and Boston have
arranged TO send three ship-loads Of
samples of all the American goods which
come under the recent trade arrange
ments between Brazil and the United
States to Rio Janeiro and other cities,
where they will be put on exhibition
And get there are found those who say
that the administration arrangements
with Brazil are Of no Importance what
ever, But solid, leyel-headed business
men know better.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-23

The Judiciary Committee will meet In thei
room. "a Tuesdays, Sedre sdsys, Thursdays ant
ftidsys, Sc O'Clock z, NJ, ontii Otherwise or
derRd. FRANKLIN {. FAYsOs Secretary
'snisstf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-23

The actions of horse attached to
Express team Saturday afternoon caused I'd
i0e excitement. He ran few rods but
vas stopped by the driver. lie then reared
and plugged and threatened destruction 10
sleigh which was near by, He Wa man
aged after awhile and no seriou, damage
was done.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-23

Saturday and yesterday were bad days
FOR pedestrians. The sidewalks were more
or less covered with ice, and II was noticsa-
BILE how many suddenly came In contact
with the walks in consequence Of slipping.