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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31

The largest diamond in the world 10 thu
BrsgaIzt, weight 1880 cafats. 1t va
four d in Brazil in l741, and Is now one Of
the Portuguese Gown jewels. Much doub
6 s,s - to i:s being . genuine diamond
t.e government never having allosed it Il
e tested. Another fine diamond is thu
NATHAN, belonging to the r.jsh Of NATHAN
B3rneo. IL is OF the FIRST water.
srd weighs 367 caiats. 1t bears . strik.
log feiemblsucJ 70 par In shape,
even TO the iudeftsiion in the larger end
Il was fcurd near L sndak Borneo, In 1850
a-d hiss been The cause OF several san
culinary wars. The Kth i moor. another o.
tae fame u, diamonds OF bistery, now forms
ose Of the crown jewels Of Great Britain
The histofy Of hi. g m 'atss back to 1926
1t originally weighed 1893 cArats, but WAS re
duned b. unskiiful cut,iag :, lS6 csrsis
this white il Was the property OF the EN-
peror Au'si he. 1. WAS captured by The
British troops daring the Sinh muliay, and
vas p-etented to Q Ieen Victorls in 1850
Since e,rirg into vic,oria's possession il
hs, bsen recu:. ard nos weighs but lo';
Lie c.ra.s. The Pit or Regent diamond
belonged to the French crosu jewels. II
was b ushr by The Duss Of Orleans, then
gent Uf Far &C. Of Pc. III governor 81
ut St. George. for ff35 coo When il
the rough ths stone Weigh $50 csrats.
The cutting alone cost $40 600.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31
Tie Issue Of Free Coinage.

There are some Eastern Democrats
who are not only opposed TO the free and
unlimited coinage Of silver, but who are
anxious that this shall not be an issue
In the next campaign. These Eastern
Democrats are not to have their way.
Few future events are more certain
than that free coinage bill will be re-
ported to the House Of Representa-
.ives with sill possible despatch.
Speaker Crisp seems to have con-
strueted the coinage committee for that
very purpose. or the thirteen members.
five Democrats and one Republican voted
for free coinage last year, and three new
men, Eppes (Dem.) of Virginia; Nc
Keighan Farmers Alliance) OF Ne
braska, and Johnson (RepO of North
Dakota, are reekoned as cure to vote for
free coinage. Commenting upon the
above situation Of affairs the Boston
Traveller OF yesterday says: 81 the
two Republicans should stand with their
party for the measure adopted
last year. the six Democrats and
one Farmers Alliance member would
still constitute majority. There
lis little doubt that the bill will pass the
House In the Senate the prospect Is
against such bill, and YETI Ia view OF
the formal action Of Alliances in some
states, It might have a majority. 1t is
safe to say, however, that in the event of
free coinage bill passing the Senate, il
will not become law. 1t will meet
the veto OF President Harrison, and it Is
the assurance of this that prevents fl
nancal and monetary panic. But the
action Of the Democratic House this
winter will make free coinage an issue
next year. We believe IT will be the is
sue. but II the friends of honest money
will only have the courage of their con
yirtiuns they have nothing to fear"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31
EDITORS TABLE.

The publications of the American
Academy OF Political and Social Science
are of such nature that they should
command a wide attention from students
and publicists. Among the monographs
recently issued are: Some Neglected
Points In the Theory Of Socialism. by
B. Vebleu Of Ithaca, N Recent
Tendencies in Land TenuEe by j..
Cheney; Congress and the~Cabinet, by
Gamaltel Bradford, and the Place OF
Party in the Political System, by
Mason d Moore The publica
tons are iasued in well printed
pamphlets at 30 cents each Address
the Academy, Station B. Philadeiphia ]
THE Head" is the title Of new
monthly paper which comes to us from
Bath. and Its somewhat leading name
will be regarded more significant If we
explain that it Is devoted to the inter
ests Of dentistry in all its branches em-
bracing articles with reference TO the
value OF the natural teeth. in conserving
to the health, in assisting distinctness of
utterance ia speech and song, in main
tanning the natural symmetry Of the
features, and for beauty of which they
are 4 prime factor. 1t Is to be publishes
monthly by Mrs. DR. Fl. M. Rsgou at %
cents per year, and must prove an inter
estiug publication TO members OF the
dental profession.
A pretty booklet comes to the JOUR-
NAL table all the way from Oakland,
California, but the author is q Maine
woman and that accounts fcr is The
Journal is glad to he remembered In
the distribution Of SO pretty brochure
as Golden Gems 2iie edged oblong
pamphlet of 30 pages containing six full
page illustrations ard eighteen pieces OF
verse. Toe author Is Mrs. Maria South
wick Colourn, daughter OF jacob
S1uthwies of vassalboro. who for
twenty years prior to 1868 resided in
this civ. but has since lived in San Fran
cisco aud Oakland. Cal. While in this
city Mrs Colburn was member OF the
congregational church aud many of her
old friends will doubtless be glad TO
know that few copies ut this souvenir
NAV be obtained st the bookstore of Z.
II. Beale q Co. Price - cts each
The December number of Poet Lore
closes the third volume Of magazine
which from the first issue we have read
with ever Increasing satisfaction, There
tHuNa bHco LIS FsS%
no special interest TO us. but never
theless We may say that in each num-
Der has been one or more articles ia 81
ography or crifiseism that We should
have been disappointed not 20 have seen
six Weeks with Chaucer" in this mum
Der is especially valuable for its minute
and original study OF our earliest Eug-
Iish poet; and for the coming volume
the editors promise nothing more i'm
po-tant-astraetive as Is thfir LET Of
feaiures--tbsn the series OF ar
tieies on .Inoigerous American
Literature. BY the very learn u DIR
Daniel q Brinto4.s 10 the TsattiIx Of
which we already look forward with
pieasaas anticipate ~. The editors,
Miss Charlotte i'o-t.r aud Miss Helen 4
Clarke have made n r. nsli k.ble success
Of this nisgszne, ~.fle the c 'ngrssia
lions OF DIR W. J Eosfe OF Cambridge,
Mass, are, tn use hsekne, Ell bun
true ex preston. alone voi the price n
the mssaziBe- lid lsieifshia, ia, its2
Chestnut street; 81 54a 3er
r. ~ -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31
cn.PouND SYRUP OF HfPnPHnSpHlTES
Their Action Commended.


The action of the State cattle commits
sioners In ordering tina. all cattle brought
into this State from Massachusetts be
quaranfined IL both proper and eommend-
able The State Of Maize has been at
considerable expense TO stamp out the
iusidious disease, known a. tuberculosis,
within her borders--a disease which not
only affects cattle, but Is liable to be
transmitted to human beings, giving
rise to tubercular consumption. Sew
eral years ago the State COL
lege herd were all killed because this
disease hsd appeared among them, and
since then hundreds Of cattle have been
put to death after being appraised and
paid for by the State. for the same reason.
Among our cattle the disease Ii practi
cally extermi dated. But the neighooring
state Of Massachusetts has done practi-
caliy nothing TO suppress the disease
within its limits, though its cattle com
mis- sioners have year after year
testified in their reports to the
great danger OF the disease and
TO its great prevalence. DR.. Bailey has
proved out af their own mouths that the
State il full Of IL, that cattle affected
with Il are frequently killed and used
for food, that the milk from them is
distributed In the cities, and that sick
animals are exported into this and other
states. It becomes evident, therefore,
that II this State Is to be kept free from
the disease some means must be taken to
prevent the introduction Of tuberculous
cows from Massachusetts The surest
method would be to prohibit the impor-
tation Of cattle from that state alto
gether. but as the Supreme Court Of the
United States has held that this is be-
yond the power of state to do the
only resource is to quarantine the cat
tie after they are brought into this
State long enough to determine whether
they are healthy or diseased. This
the commissioners have done. and
their action will undoubtedly be heart
lily approved by the Maine public.
The quarantine regulation If faithfully
carried out will ::eGeetually prevent the
Introduction OF any more diseased cattle
into this State, and at the same time will
have tendency to awaken public senti-
ment in Massachusetts, which has been
unaecouutabIy indifferent to the impor.
lance of attacking this disease within its
own borders.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31
~ freislsee-

M "a u Tie Horticultural
sk.ss .exsau .i.st tEeis b0ard d
Ezsssz I'd ehs importation Of AM n
Is o. ths zrosBd thai The Sinis
3ned By the sprsy iag - ne trees
! 4 sasi. xresn pr,yesis si.a'es from
"a ken ias9r natlou 81 from determi
~ .on % diseimlnxse sgzlnss foseign
Unit Ia The jnteress u the isems psocse'.-
!. sas ws.a.eysr say be the motive, the
ie<s tbAs there Is any danger from poi
| sozlBg in eating the frris Of trees whiea
havs been sprayed Il sisafiy Impossible
Tae ao;sslsn 10 general use ainong
l4neriSaa ofslsard lists. cersisss q bur ol'''
Dossd 81 pads greea 10 three haaared
fstfoas Of xaser, and trees haye been 70
dreschsd with the ISOLATION thai the
grass Underneath xzs vet with y, and
cattle fed upon Il without the lesss IN
faysrabIe symptoms.
The fl.sf treatment of the spple tree Is
| nIsde "a aooa ~ The blossoms have fallen,
when ths apples are BOT larger than
Il
peas. Al this time the blossom cnds are
aifeesea ap~ara, snh VIM e''ses .'''
poison ana rssiiih " ief she sacssrIe'''ii
OF the 'ilt'e iafVa wleh .hey pexin :.
eat Their way INTO 'ie ifol1- a as.ona
| app'ication v name again IN w ~ vi
ten Gays sitef tne hfse ohs' ing aa'n
tity OF poison winch iAiis on eaeh appie
u thnnAss'mai' ana ). fehehe4 u" i1's''e'
snan the ca'gx, VINCE oi coafse Is he'.'
eaten me appie y ohiy IN IT'S ,ual
meh'ary stage When e'' 'P'Ays
place.
Inc result VI li''s sieaIn'H' ""'" VIZ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31
For tue ksnneoe, JouEsAE
THE BROOKS STORY.

iva, the sourd OF sdisery waters
Dancing by ia their musical now,
Just wave, with g.esm Of sunshine,
tots ne sscs-t hDHed Il know.
How II started say NC on the hlilid',
Flowed oown to the valley fair,
OF the sights both sad and tofous
Il had seen on Its Ioafney there.
Sos etines 1t went through the woodland.
Where the birds sang all the Day.
Then out from its Pheasant sh ado -
To the busy worla awz7i
Own cross the ,unshiny meadow
EraGsant with new N awe hay,
On past the happy young Peafsrs.
Part the children ~ their play
Then by crowded city,
Were hearts tilied with sadness and pain
Al the sound OF eacn little wavelet
Were bidde n to hope ~ stn.
As 1. told me this beautiful story,
In is sweet and mssieai ne,
thought OF the ives It had frightened.
Atda peace came Ger my owe.
SO, 70 to bin the river
A.. l. 4 ,Ss TO the ocean wide:
And send your voice, o stYesmlet.
our on the rushing tide
That some other heart that IL heavy.
Ana whose path IL dreary and long,
May hear. mid the riyer's msrmlf,
The beauty Of thy song
CAEoLISK FESNo CHASE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31

Mr. J. N. Stove Of Cd iowa. Ias's'
a;en. Of the Penobscot In'isrs has mse'
his snnusi report to the Governor snd :
Gil From this 1t 10 seen that the pssseh.
Membership of the tribe 10 $50. sn' u
0 ever 1879 This 10 the 8fss tina for mo's
than Twelve years that there hss''
ben q decrease. A large nunn,a
Of the tribe have tsksn up ssritu'tu's. II'
crep, raised that are subj C; to ooa'v
were $40 bushels Of potatoes, l55 Of oes''.
Gs Of reas, cas- Of osis, 20 Of barley, So'
buckvhsst. seG Of root crop. A new 'cSoof
house Lofts advised also new sehool nai'''
Ing. Fer those purposes 800 VII T"
needed outside private enterprise. :.
During the year death hs' fsmo'a
Ssplel Sachlsi', an sssd ard msch fsspsc.
ed trader. Daring the year $'5le 10 ="
expended for supp'issso the p''r, 'les 80
icdrm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31

Charles Berry was hurt at the Ere zee.
terday by falling and cu!tirs his ear aaainst
an iron pipe. Mr.. Bushee who works for
Jas. N. Wade slipped and cut bad cash In
his nose. DR., II. J. Martin dressed both
Mounda.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31

Rev. +. E. Stursis, pastor Of the Con.
gregAtionsl church At Nauck, Maze, will
efticiats At the funeral Of the late Ira d.
Sturgis. which will be held from the resi-.
dence at two o'clock this afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31

Clip the lat thirty ysus Or mor- frsm ths cen
tsry, and the trems as viii reprs seat the term q
the ANTIQUE dsd popularity o. Hsstetteri Stomach
Bitte's. The opetieg Of the yesr isot will b
-ignaiized bJ the srpaa -are. u' fresh Al nanat
D the Bnters, in y him The Hses, aeEisatioa and
action o. this wor,r- farnoEts medicine vi b
lGcidsy SET forth. Everybody siIJaId readit. Tbs
cA,ca1sr ami astronomical csi nj siions TO b
20 md ia TIA brochure are sira-s ~ ontshinkiy
accurate. aaa the stats Is, illustrations, hum5l
aast Other rradins matter riisl In iaieies. and
fab CT profit tae tics,ettsr Comp,ns OF Fis;s
Ia oh, fs .lnblisa II Themselves. They employ
nsste Than rixty hands ia the mechanical wort
sitha3t cost n. trusgtsts sad eon stry o. alef
aud l. prin ed la Enelt.h. German, French, Welsh
sor~tg ait. swe; i-b, Heltaad, Btfsem an AID
s,i1 fso-
d. W. W Rseves. superintendent Of
b, ssss- iun.;,c as}lan - Austin. Tex
wa shet ssd Killed ev H-nry Parte!l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31

What you coughing yet my friendF
'Ot course my cold is no better" Well.
don't sta nd en- the order of going. but 20 to
the drugsiss ard get . bottle OF DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup quick" He vent, ard he
was .traishswsy made happy. 81
For barns. sesids. and other wounds Sal
vssion Oh hiss proved i'seh 10 be the best
comedy ever used. All drugsists sell it fer
~ etuts bctie. ett29t&ri Efoifr1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31

1t has been supposed by many men ua'i'
Of late that all the privileges OF the s'socis'
ton were free to who,osver would a'sii
the mseives Of the same. slosiy but 'ufsH
these people are being tdsc,ted to the ise'
the 'membsrs parlor" With games, ho'sy'
ent attainment, etc. (sssls the boys foom')
are Tree only after 5 member has paid %
annual fee OF 50 90. Itihen becomes nss
ss water to him add he IS u'gsd 10 use 'os
privileges a. much as possible Aao'ns'
suggestion here The psrlor Is otiog "h'"
ranged" AID bssuiiesd and 1t will p'y yos0s
men to j,ia ihs association now, sad ns''
the privilege Of using tnis ,o,m - hes''
quarters in III sir spare time. Applicsnon
q. thu secreia,y's N q. srd all youfs men
Ct m oral chsIac:er are eligible TO mfmser
chip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31

The funeral Of Mrs. Ellen M. Nye will
be on Friday afternoon at L 80. st the rssi.
dsncs on State street The funeral riiss
will be performed by Rev. Walker g lynne.
The remains will then be taken to Fairfield
for burial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31

The Aremen wish to express their thsnhs
to Mrs. Coombs fos The Refreshments she
served during the Gre and the Cashnocs
,nder their thanks to Mrs. Alex, McCaus.
land, VIII, had hot coffee awaiting them on
their return 10 the engine house.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31

The weAihsr was far from agreeable lat
evening but there was 8 good attendance 1t
the entertain ment given by HI" Henryt
Ministries In Meonian Hall. The enter
tsinment is composed Of numerous snd Va
ried features, many Of which were ex,ep.
tionaljy fine. Alexis is indeed IN snsto-
mical wonder. HIS consoftion acts were the
best that ever have been performed on an
Augusta stage. The trained tcgs under
the direction OF Prof. Norwood per
formed trick, that have not been sscelisd
here IL tquslled.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31

The annual meeting Is getting TO be On
event OF come little Importance vi b the
churches. Ills fitting thst the vof'hpen
at given church should take 40 intsfs"
in the general affairs Of the church. Tie
meeting tonight 81 the First Baptist church
10 more than bus;ne,s meeting or folLcaii.
f. will afford an opportunity for the
siren gthenipg of friendsbip and the
expfessian Of loyalty to the cnufe'.
Muse AID appropriate addresses '"
adj to the interest Il 10 hopto
that many will avail themselves OF the 20
cial hour from to G. 30. Sapper VII %
served from 6 30 to : 80 sd each VII
have the opportunity Of psyirs fort NO
oae stou d remain at home. h'sevef, D.
cause for aDy reason unable 10 be prtssns
at supper.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31
A Personal Tribute.

Whatever may come to Ar. Blaine in
the future. he will rot he without the
personal comfort Of knowing that in his
lifetime he can see his vindicafiou ard
know that partissan bitterness Is softened
IL the !l9ht q the services be has rer-
rows be has endured thas make other
bear. stop and think Of hin. mos as the
Of Maize. flsc man. the father, aud their
fellow citizen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31
Not a Laughing Matter.

This tuberculosis question is not a
laughing matter. The Maine people
have made some sweeping charges
against Massachusetts,. 1t is desirable
that the real truth should be known, but
nothing is to be gained by trying to ex-
aggerate it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31

Drug clerks ball tonight. Don't forget
that the knights Of the mortar and the Pee.
tie thoroughly understand the art Of giving
snnuals like this In the most successful
manner possible.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31

IL Is becoming more and more appar
cut that David B. Hill will still be Gov
ernor Of New York even after Mr.. Flow
er nominally assumes the duties Of the
chief executive. IIill has made it very
apparent that eis to run things for
Ri ,sell =. lie has tried 70 steal leg
islation for him, has dictated his mes
sage, selected the speaker OF the assem-
bly,, aud Is going to speaa whole week
giving = new Governor points. Take il
all in all David b, Hill appears to bs
about the worst political leeeh that has
ever fastened himself upon the Empire
stase-Boss Tweed not excepted
The Boston Journal lays that q rather
startling story comes from New York
to the effect that Senior Pedro Montt,
Gillian minister at Washington, spent
several days last week in the metropolis
In consultation with certain politicians
near friends OF Grover Cleveland, who
have large commercial interests 10
Chill and are In close league with
the present Gillian dynasty. Some OF
these politicians have been very bitter
la dcnounelng the firm attitude OF the
Harrison administration, and one OF
their organs has even gone so far rs &c
refer to the cowsrdly murder Of two
American seamen and the wound
ing OF score Of others az q
"tiifling injary.' II the Demo
cratic party sides .gainst Its own gov
crnment and with the foreigner on thi;
issue, it is no more thaa /, has done ID
nearly every international dispute We
have had for quarter Of century. II
IL an insidious aud stubborn poison-this
'.colperhcad- virus. with which the
Democratic organization heesme infected
during our great Civil War
There appears TO be disposition Id
Democratic quarters to eondonc the In
suits heaped upon the United States by
the people Of Chill. This Il not surpris-
ing. That party hiss never been pos
sassed OF an American spirit. IL has
never been conspicuous In its whole Ca
reer in upholding our national dignity
The foreign affairs Of this nstion wert
never so weakly handled as under thu
Cleveland administration. the policy
Of Bayard being to preserve harmony
~ rr~rA,As,D shevf areprfhtpU thai
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31

The oversesrs Of the poor have had
smaller number Of calls upon them this
y ,af than for good many years previous.
This indicates = very prosperous state Of
al airs throughout the city. '"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31
MAINE GOSSIP.

Lewiston journal, We commend to
Labor Commissioner Matthews a careful
study Of tenement house life In the man.
ufacturiug cities of Maine. The Worlds
Fair ut Chicago, wesre told. We are told
Is to have an exhibit Of the "moral, SO
cial and intellectual attachments Of diff
ferenr countries" through series of
worlds congresses The committee
on social ard moral reform Is
planning for the consideration of
1.-THE efforts made in sll countries
for the prevention of vice, paupelism
and crime and in such programme
the Efforts for the proper housing o. the
poor should properly have prominent
place. There is no cause of low wages
more influential than debased standards
Of living TO which the tenement house is
tributary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31

Annual meeting and re union Of m, mbsr,
Of Bapt,st church tonight. Supper q. 9 50.
See below.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31

As the sun is superior 10 the
stars, so DsSs's is superior 10
all other Sarsaparilias.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31

This ia the season OF the year when
professional ball teams are phenomenahy
atrfsS1v.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31

When yoa want the best medi-
cine ever made, use DASA's SAR.
sAr.RILs.A. 1t viii cure Won.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31

Thus far, the earth fairly refuses &c
receive the remains Of so heartless
,vretch A laAac Bawtell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31

Ths wini yesterday moraing tles over
tas smoke stack Ut the depot and tangled IL
| up with the telephone wires.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31

Mr.. Charles Doughty 10 remodelling The
interior Of his building which he occupied
before his removal to new qusrep and
shith Johnson, the confectionery manu-.
facturer Afterwards occupied. The stree.
floor 10 te.ng raised to . level With the
street ard the ceiling 10 also being raised %
;ha. y hen completed with new front put
in 1t will afford an excellent rent for store.
Mr.. Douahty's business push has made and
IL still making an excellent change in that
part Of Water street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31

rux pAny KxxxKsrc JOURNAL MAY
m FOUND or SALE At THE WAsBisG1os
Nsva EXCHANGE. WARRINGTON, ID. {.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31

Beware Of the stranger who comes Into
vour Office with carpet bar Ia his hand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31

Aao,her suike Is b'sarened 10 The btu
miaeu5 coal aelds 10 Isditua bscsuss the
operators refuse to recognize the men %
an organization.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31

ST: tdsm Wilson, ex chief justice of The
caart. q eea's beleh diei Tassdsy a
IT. nto.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31

The hall Of the Natural History and An.
tiqusrian Society win b, open ,hi, evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31

New York; grsatest need al the
present time seems to be three or ioaf
new insane asylurns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31

eli tl.n.. cssppsa bsres, s.est b les
are cured By osshrg l. J hrs as 2nody ns
En.me & d cs5s& rso.p.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31

Lsns's Fsnily siscieire Moves DE bow .
l. e.ch cay. Most people need 70 use II.