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.I,e., ruc., itching piles.

sSmrtoms-hIuis,urc; intense itching
and stinging. most at night: worse by
scratching. II allowed TO continue tu-
murs form. which often bleed and ulcer
ate. lecoming very sore swayne's Oint-
ment stops the itching and bleeding.
heals liberation. aud in most cases re-
moves the tumors. At druggists, or by
IN ti. iur ~ ceuts. DIR. Swayno Il Son,
Philadelphia
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- .

one Of til. best papers in the United
States is the Chicago ileiald. The
weekly edition of this iirs;-elass family
paper and Tng HERALD for So tor
nnc Year.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-07
HIS rko CHILDREN.

An Odd Incident WtIrH ttapscnoa u.
ritt-su-zh Soi i,if -.
II is a curioI1 though c1muon habit
Of parents 10 r'raul tIclr offspring a
children long after The latter have como
10 the years of discretion, says the Pitts
burgh Dispatch.
a city hotel clerk told mo OF an odd
instance Of this which happened not
long ago. a gentleman no 10 Ear young
e.-o up to t-o Io.A .-l registered !. !
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iIrnt Iis. i,..,.

Nhcn Chinamau arrives I'm this
'laut'N ihurr is nothing hc loa'hs nns,
faaI thr taste oi tUCf. lui. with ttp de
t1uiratI.p tu h.rpru "aliuu samcy Mel
urar man, o., Cinnamon nf Nuw York
ars Einr 90 Au,riuuis. thomsrlvc
N1 quaniur she ipaminE lar,r. ittsa
t,luuic crDs.. lov,,rr. Go tbr most OF
lyu; ih,y du nor drink Do by ihy glass
uut luy quart. which safi.css fur a big
spree for tUg d - 'hrm.
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Go, ,brp p,.., Ni,cd.

Tho vitc ot rhilad"lpnia vc,cri.
MARIAN accidentally mixed hor own pre-.
scription with one made out by her
husband for a horse, and sent the wrong
one to the druggist. She was horrifiei
when she found that the druggist had
scn; her pills bone in a cigar box, and
frightened when abe found each pill
was larger than O plum.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-07
irl.nnI1IE nI-fIIrts

NSi,i itri nUribetu Haii ica,ss ,isiis NJ r. r.. t,
Atfivc~ iiaiiY ~ uuHu.
grtul ritrr nail iratss 'iaiiv az g - o. H1l Ar
fitu- tsiiy at s.71 y. M.
iiruFriy aui white iiitrr mail irstra Wtrs"f
r,'rr Nrstiiav aui Thurersy " q. VI.
Arrives rNrfy wednesday ani aaiIr'iay at
SPIN.
uourt cricr AMI frr'-iry department. npcu
ir1'u sas tils tn 60. m.
rostut.rr "t~r' ou sundays ff"m g. " o. m-.
sui frrn ins g. m.
yyftu'-a s~-'v f'.as's-ss-..=
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LinEHAL CLunnING OFFERS.

arrangements have been made 10y
The HERALD whereby any Of the fol-
lowing well known standard periodicals
may be had in connection with The
HERALD at n tiiilng cost. These Zig
ures apply to cash subscriptions only:
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Magazine tmonthlyl to new sub .,
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TuE HERALD ana Chicago Her
aid lw.eklYl......,........,..,.' o"
TnE HERALD and Philadelphia
Press weekly ............-...'' W
InE HERALD aud san Francisco
Weekly Call, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. u -
rEE HERALD ana Detroit Free
Press twceklNl. l...........,.. ..... y -
Sample Copies of amy of the above
may he had at rIE HERALD office,
upon application.
Address:
THE MEEkER HERALD.
MEEKEH. CuLO
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Tho annall ro.t 5-s fa-r in some o.
ttr .ruirs ef E1Ers iHs $50 il CIR.
nriH.a. .5l ls AL.tsu-lIHa-ar-. Li.iI.
G.Waar. tts.Ifif g.. IN. asl.. Ha..
sof8rt r' tIF t..i.r=1 rt .hr list ~i,A "a.
ANIMAL s.... af ... rrsu.
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A ~. ~. No..

\ German watch that ia on cyhibi.
tlou go riiislurgh window is probably
th' iHIrnr-t t.m,riJcc in tLc world.
D. ryi ulHtu ...i.l .-.. tss-u.lt yf an lue
thick. aud the works themselves seem
NO thicker than cardboard.
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I.lllrINrr nrrtrrna

PRECINCT oFrtUTits
iHrsra iiasi ov-ss--Ts 90 nis
,rir' S". 4, VI, Proctor: ni'Tist No. 8 AFihul
-sshi bi',Tisi Nps q, J, II. iii"a-i-UF'h.
jp.sis-. - the i'c@r~-Nr;hur iiurrtafa sus
" \, iiurir.
.uns,ahics-il y. Ci.rk au,i ~ wti~r.
ca,l aIrs-Jasiis,.-i.- y. iiisaszrrii.
cpusistis'-w. 4. k-tlsr,
iias.i o,-ss-sF-ram NzFiiH.
riar r,s.r-Jus,is.--p. y. King.
s'.s...s@tsa--RN . .-@s-
iinai uts'srsr-.s l. Dudley
wuiTa iiiVIH-jusiir--iuhH juia's
rprs,sti~-N. j. Drum.
igna,i pt~fs-~r-J. n. niiimaaf.
it,NaE.y y-Jl.iis~ ~. ". Giliga.
'a'ssiaisi~-J1hn Iisnis.
unei otrse-.F-s. e. saarts.
trrs "a wuTvn-ju.,is--is Cuaa.
C,nsisisH-Tssa i.uunry.
itssi ut-Fs--r=p. s's-is
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0uekis..v arnirA N.ise.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises. sores. ulcers, salt fheum. fever
sores, te,ter. cl,apped hands. chilblnlns,
oorns. and all ~ AIp,ions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
II is guaranteed 10 Civ. perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price -
ceits per box, For sale b, all druggists.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-07
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
rNIrrp srArr. OPTICIANS

seusior-, II. II, Teller and Z, -, wolcut
Member 81 ,onsrcs5, Hosea Tnen send
District Judse, Mosr- iiuiistt
NafHhsl. y. ilili
ATTORNEY. j. u. Iisuins
liosisi~r of the Land once, q. u. Thayer
Receiver af I'uhiio Moneys, &. a. rurk.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-07

/Pnt your horses up n; the Rio Blanco
Stables. You will iind High barnard
ther. To attend tolhem.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-07
STATE HOARD or CATTLE INSPECTION
gpuNissIpgIft.

H. v johnson lfsssiry
dsursv ", Thompson, IT,. Durango
J. y NlhlaaE. M~s kTF
~. II. Nrtuiif ntVer iisni
n H. Wyatt. Uf--i.y
STAT" veterinary surs,ou. chas. q, Lamb.
str-P Inspector. a. :. sil.rbFrak
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On rainy days keep tho fodder cut
ter in use by cutting ali tho hay and
fodder for stock.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-07
COUNTY OFFICIALS

Commissioner. \, }. NutnCsr. Arthur
H. CFifrhiuu ani i0hu J. Nibi0cs,
tirts a1i igr-uui~t, l. u, wall fiis-
Lgis~. ". 4 Gt~ru,irr-t
stFat-. e !. fhlsi.i~r
Irsnsrfrr. o. - tlny
= .As.fssfF. isni-s Hays
superintendent uf schoois. g. ". rus,-u.sn
CaS-s-r. .iisrr, Snio-k
Water Cofnnis.taa-r. District ~ ". ~ CiafS
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STATE OFFICIALS.

Governor. john L. Ruuti
i.ieut-nani-Doyrrnor, wm. siDry
Secretary Of state, Eisla ). EA'un
Audiiur, }. u. Iiruicrson
IgpastiFvf, Infuss = 1afiii-
supt. tuhllc Instruction, n. u. Cny
Attorney 'G"nsrsi, -. n. Natpin
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riri.iUr nrI1rt,ta

nis'rirs jtsir~. Ttuftss 5. iit- srr
pi.,str, N,tssu~,. a. n. tgt-Hs'r-i-
CirrA pi,,rtss yssitt. i"sr y wafsUn
state ~,satps. swu,. ,!risirr
State Representative. ~. y. wsrurr
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WHITE uVEW STUCK GROWERS S<so
IL ALImM-

~ vsttrrts fsrr rfias'
Niuei'frsttru'. - n fFi'rtiss
ssvFvtbrr. 4. = tifasfITrtsf
rryssuN-r. y T. vu-iitHfs
Executive yurumi''v-=w. ". ys-,t-. Ifrn w.
Ehtiiiaatus, ani T. rlsninit.s.
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nws OFFICIALS

vs,us. 9. y tisftua
Tr,i.is.,. > ". w-sh. ,. ~. wnlfs. ! T.
Nsiisu"',. Josn \. wss..'u. ,. y te"Hsl
T. ,. its-ulrF.
,l~fs afzi r.y,r't-r. joan s wstsan
TrrtsHfvf. ,. T. Wriisfiru
irits Magistrate. " =. f-uri"
Nsfshai. ~ vut-r
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Advertise In The HERALD.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-07
Iiiscyear,

S.N ~ IN ~
Both the method nni results when
syrup Of Figs is taken; il Il pleasant
lnd refreshing 10 tho taste. rni acts
'ynily yet promptly on tho Kidneys.
Liver nHi ltouclz. o.canHcs the sy
om oli'ciuaily. diapels colds. head.
rlics aud irycrs and cnr,s habi,uai
ousiifa;ion. syrup Of Fig, Is tho
luly remedy oil j. kind ever pro-
iucssi. pissssins u the taste and nc.
~riahlc 10 tho stomach, prompt IT.
X actidn np.t ,rOlv tsn~hrius '" lis
a-eti. pNi-aesi Siy innm The mos;
esllhy AMI agreeable substances. It's
Many cxccllrn. a,,a'i,i-, commend I,
. all and have ms'.s j. tho mos,
popular remedy known.
.'yrup OF fi:-s is for faic In SOC
lrl { I bottles iy all lci.ling drug.
jifgs. Any reliable dru.si., who
may not have Il on hand viii pro-
euro il pFnmp,ly for any ono who
ui.hrr 70 ~ l.. Do no; seoep. any
suisii,u,c.
csLkf0RiyiA F7e SYRUP co.
tts fsscisco. csi.
fos'i7itf. ~. sfD rosr. ar
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-07

Send Tor cataioGIe sid Pflce Lise.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-09

Hon. B. 7. Tracy, secretary Of the
navy, In his annual report presented to
the President yesterday. shows that dur
ing the past year four new vessels have
been placed in commission, making a
total number OF thirteen since March a.,
1859. An extensive review Of the Gillian
difficulty ia given.
The department, after repeated tests,
has decided to adopt niekle-steel in the
construction Of armor, and the plates
manufactured In this country have been
found superior to the English compound
plate. Very successful tests have been
made in the development Of smokeless
powder. In reference TO the results
accomplished, it is only necessary to saw
that with charges oue-half the weight of
those used with ordinary powders, the
velocities have been increased nearly
400 foot seconds. with no increase Of
chamber pressure In other respects the
powder gives singular satisfaction.
The great value and importance Of
gun cotton for naval purposes and the
certainty that the restricted facilities
for its manufacture would be a source Of
great embarrassment in case OF war, hss
led the department to consider their ex
eusica
10 EmmeDeite tits believed that high
Explosive has been obtained. which,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-09


After ali the weary months OF Demo
cratic talk about the tariff the failure 70
elect Mills shows that our friends. the
enemy, are afraid Of the protection senti-
ment Of the country. There il no doubt
tina, Crisp, at heart, is just as much o. a
free trader as Mills, but the Texas Con
srcs.mau's name is much more generally
connected In the minds OF the people
with the tariff question. His candidacy
therefore. offered the Democrats the
very opportunity they would have gladly
accepted had they believed in the popu-
larify Of their multiplication views.
The record is made, however. and cannot
be changed either for partisan ends or
campaign purposes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-09

While - powerful - xsn cotton. go b
desoaAted by fase Of les sentative
con posisio n than ~ faininAse fuse ne
qsired with the lsSter substance
Until the rresens year the Enitsd
States has been entirely destitute Of snJ
arnor-piercirg pujectiies New ~
may obtain In America al the arnner
piercing shell that We Feed. at very
moderate expenditure.
The secretary ssafes that important
progress hiss been made 10 the develop
merit Of torpeaoes. and he believes i
will be expedient 20 construct SID
marine boat Ia. the near future
The estfmates for increase OF the nasy
for the coming rear. Including hull, ma
ehinery, arEnors armament aud tgaip
merr, show reduction 81 $500 90
below the appropriations for the eureal
| year, or $1,000 900 In place Ct si7,soo,
900 much larger reduction viii taks
place In the following year, which VII
ssbstsnlislIy eompIete all the work Ii
progress under existing authorization
OF corxress. 10 view 81 the large re
daetIon IN current estimates, and the stil
larger reductions Ia the immediate future
it woald seem that some new eonstruc
ton might psops rly and safely be author
lied during the present session.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-09

Ailcook's Porous Plasers sre unsp-
pfoschab-e N curative rfUpsrse., rapidi )
and safsry Of sc'ioo, . a are the olly reli-
able plas ers yer prrddcsd- They have
srcee..fuiiy -feod the ts 60 .v-r thirty
years use by the public; their vi-tues have
never been -qu.ied BY the ua,c'upulous
imissfors Who have s,usht to trsd- upon the
rspu'siisn ~ .4iicock'- nv b,ssrg oil 4sters
9Th holes tn m. A. d eis'm NJ tn IN 10
b. just ~ good As Ailasek'.,' I'D they
sisia tpdsv indn's-d BY rot ord, tie high
es, md &C u suih ritter. but BY ni.i,ons OF
grateful patent. -ho have proved their IA
cscv ~ rou,shnij remedy.
Bsvxre Of imitation, AID 90 no. be de-
ceivsd bs mi.-~rrrssnts,i,n N. Ask for AL
cock'., end iss 40 soli,sniion CT explains
ton indace on 10 sccsp, 8 subs'i'nfs.
desTeoe&v
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The Guni,eai Mschias.

Our dispatches this morning give faii
particular OF the successful launching
OF the Msehias at Bath yesterday. She
ia the frat Of two steel gunboats Of one
thousand and fifty tons displacement,
each, called for by the act Of Congress,
approved March 2 1880. Bids were
asked upon them during the following
November. and the proposals were
opened about two months later. The
| lowest bid came from an ElIzabethport
company, namely, s5G2 s75 for the
two vessels, exclusive Of armament
But the award WAS not made to
this company, since the law required
the production Of evidence. which was
not forthcoming that the plant for build
Ing the ships could be made ready within
three months of the date OF the contract
proposed. The next lowest bid was that
OF the Bath Iron Works, which was
1857 900, coming well within the pre-
serlbed limit Of 500 600, and making the
price s3ls 800 each. This was accepted,
,
anu eo'''a ''s "e,' '-so ~
'''e 0'''S'' "N''0i Va !,
N"'y p' 20
sp'e'''.a'ioHs'
hp''i - '''0' t'fe''e' .''"' ~"
should be completed and ready for deliv
cry within two years from that time.
ne '"''n'A' '''' q ~ oA ',"N 10 ~,
VI i'' ''''' ."
iee'' INCA" ",aue". Va
', 80"
''o''s''" '''''o p""e' VI ''''0' a." g
s"'i '"'ee' spe'' VI 49, ~ ''o.-
'"e mas '"'i'''''"' '''' "' '''p'e -
psh''on 'hs'hes' an" 'o'i eapae.'
Which, wa ','0" "'i W Ano''
a. her "'A '''u " "oo
winch 'au "e "''''e'eo "''i on', WV
ho'se p'"''' '''e WV '
ohe mas '"''1''''' "
spreading aoou' ''o' 'qusie iee' Vi o'"'
s"N' i"''' - penn,
s"e S"''' '''''0'" - pay
iaii'"s SUM- Va i'' "''' S''o "'''N','
oe''''eo' NAV eo'' ' W."
eai,"' e "''''y VI '''' it'l'''' .,
iio'''''o'f s''os, 'i"> " >'"
e's"' ''Nh '"p'" NV 1'"S
''"e7' "' - At. =" po"'",7 VI, =" tO''
/" "e's"' VI n,o'"' rna' .i'N' '''' I'll
'N'ee''"s'' 'i''.''''' =" wy '''p'c''
"e''S III P'""e e"' f"e'' "','"
P'".' "'' IS ~,
W." 10 - i"''O ''''' ,''',
guns "'' '''"' ca '"e>'''. ".''.'
"e '''''"''S Vu''' '"''eu' u, WV
Po"n',e'' WV "f'"'"''' anu 'He
'po"uuei i'p'N "'' nus ,,o'' "",ss
ie'',' 'nS ''.uo" '',' " '"'n" "
'h' '.Fs'su u ''e ""'"''S ."ieiu' '''e,.
''on ''s 0'e" pau " i'''''eis ~, V''
'e's anu "'e"' S'"Ne LII, ''''s' "'' was
"i"ue ,"e '"i''' 'N''i nave p'opo''"
souhe >ilS'l ''""S =" '"e "a''i''e'
WHICH ''ie n"'e'" vi steam ''"s ''4'e' my
ms 'pProNeu'
ne ns"'e VI me ne" Fef SCI was sc
lecteu III SVeoio"uoe "''i 'ue custom Vi
sN'uS " snn"oa'S Vi oet"een NV' 'u''
iV"o 'ohs u'spiaee'heh1 VIC ua'l'es u
places ~ WHICH he'olu1'ohars ua'''es
occurred nc story .! Tue a.a'r "'
'se"sis' "''ieh si'es 10 I"a'"e INC PIC
em'nehce OF opening 'he heVoial'oh"rs
strugs { on lie sea- way - 49, Ms Lex
'hston ana 'oheoFu 'isu u'ne On Tue
iaho' hSs aifesay peep 'iapS ''"es re
told IL was II Is true no' coni''c' o'
hrst Importance ana we are sorry TO
say there mas oeen disposition on the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-09

The new WAR ships are following esef
other into the water very fast these timei
the record Of three such events within
the limits of single week being un
esJualed thus far In the history OF our
steel navy. Another good sign Ia the
fact that the three vessels come from a
many different yards and different states
thus indicating the growth and geo
graphical extension Of our shipbuiidine
resources
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-09

The government department OF agri'
culture Ia taking steps to make very
elaborate exhibit at the approaching
columbia Far, OF every kind OF wool
clipped In this country. The department
will lssue small pamphlet upon each
branch OF the exhibits it will make, con
tanning Information not widely known.
and OF great practical value to agrieui'
furists
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-09

@whsas better for wound TRAN Salvation
81? Echo answers What We answer
Nsshipg.'' So say Ne all Of rs. so say We
ALI" O,ly 25 cts.
A poor unfot,unste il Mi,rsuk, IL sa;i
to have sneezsd himself to death. Ala.
poor creature, living 10 the light of he
nj ,eteentA c injury and never hesrd o. D..
BALI Cough Strip. Well, this 10 more
than Egyptian darkness.
det7d& sfol,m
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40 nosics Whatever vii b. taken Of IN
,sxusd communfessfers Al such VIII bs pus
sto Tbs wass b.sAss aaFsad- ....
THE JOURNAL CANNOT BE skLD xssPos-
sfsls vos THE PRESERVATION Oh RETURN
a. nsJxcrxn CONCENTRATIONS.
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Local Notices.

hs-Ths ladies' Of The upisesisn
VII, nold sbsir snnual seis wseS cssrth
Thursdsy. Dec. . snd 10. = - 10
peyIors. The sosms will Dc ePss -
n,cloek wednesday mospisf, 40 siss
mi copaaos bssh dsys. rbuf,d,y I. =
supper vii be served o. 8 20 49, -. ~.
followed By blight and insRse sas,dkt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-09

The first steel ship ever bullt In Main
-rishtfally named the Maehias-wen
into the waters Of the historic ksnne
bee at Bath yesterday. Noble name
splendid river; competent builder; mag
nifleent nation May many more simi
lar vessels be launched from Aain'
Yards.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-09

There's ulhsrs Who ksns hard git up
and say III IT their sov.s 10 Their On With
1T tfimoIin al ovsr. and ii; sanhcw yeu
kind = feel il in your b,nss oil the iimp,
nat IL any body 'vsf sits TO hsvvia they
VII The r ms Horn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-09

Secretary Tracy's annual report oil
which brief abstract is published here
with-abounds in very interesting infor'
nation concerning the navy department
and shows the results Of that wise. com
prehenslvc policy on which the Govern
ment has entered In building new navy
It Ia policy, too, that should be stead
iIy carried out until Uncle Sans navy
is the biggest navy that floats on the
seas OF the world.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-09

run DAILY KxssEskG JOURNAL MAY
% HoCxp on SALE At TIE WAsBfsafos
asWs ExcnAsoE. wAsHrseros, ID. G.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-09

ns-Bspd, circular sswing sss cisss
+, ~ bem po,slbIs manner q hsa. m.
6 Co. ea's e"' w. w. uov70d0W
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-09

Flowing was being done on the State
ground east Of the State House yesterday.
There IL no frost in the ground. and
blowing Dec. 8, 10 so rare an occurrence
iu Maine a. to be made note Of.
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MAINE GOSSIP.


Lewistoa Journal: Think Of siettng out
doors On oae's piazza and rsnd3ng foe m
hour. on Deeemher day IN Mat1e. mis-
WA done In Lewiston. sunday mon. IL
seemed Ike summer ard seaside COT
tsge.
Sunday was good day with the peo-
pie Of the North Street church. Bath.
4 he large vessfy WAS occupied Tor the
fisxr time since the changes and repairs
Some weeks ago Ar. Ch1s- Moody told
The pastor TO 20 on and make the neeesr
sarv changes and repairs and send the
bill 20 him. This work has been done
under the direction u the parrish commit
tee, and the results are pleasing
to all OF Mr.. Moody's noble ben
efaetions the Bath Tinses says: "Aii are
more than grateful 70 Mr. Moody Tor
this very generoas gift. Il reminds US
Of his other royal gifts 70 other churches
In this vicinity. And these are bot small
compared with the large amounts he IL
constantly giving away which the world
never hears or knows anything about
Surely in this case the one
hand does not know what the other
does. Could Mr.. Moody have his
way IN the matter no public report
Whatever Of his hxnefactions would be
made TO the world. A very large con
2regation gathered In the North street
vessry last evening. and At the Close OF
a very excellent meeting al enthusiastic
and hearty vote Of thanks was given 70
Mr. Moody for his very generous gift.
Surely Bath will ever have occasion TO
| hold Rim 10 grateful remembrance for
what he il constantly doing 10 help her
interests"
GaiIford is signing for some more new
rents to Accommodate the people who
| work In the two new manufactures and
the busy old ones'in that town.
OH. this glorious Indian summer
| weather,
|. A black fox, which has been living on
the poultry around Cherrydeld for some
| time past, was caught alive last week
His akin was worth s75 and Tor that
| reason his days are supposed TO be num-
| bered. His life 10 sufficient exchange
| for the poultry which he has sacri'
| feed to appease his wonderful appetite
A man walked into the Oakland axe
factory not long ago, and when passing
q steam punch asked suddenly, what's
| that hole forg" At the same time he STUCK
his finger into the hole. 1t wasn't ex
| actly planned for cutting of fingers, but
| that ID exactly what 1t did to the anxious
| inauirer's digit. There are times when
question needs no answer.
4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-09

speaking Of ploughipg in Dece mber,'
remarked . gentleman to a JoussAL
reporter last evening, you may 'ay thai
Mr. Hatfield, one Of the overseen 10 The
Edwards compsny's mill, ploughed all day
Tue sday."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-09

Hereafter advertising matter, news form.
win be excluded from oar local columns, es.
eept such A. refers to advertisers occupying
space In our advertising columns. and viii 4.
run under separate head on the local p>c,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-09

Is no cheat or paper model but Is COM
posed of q folding square scroll or
draft tool full set Of scales AMI book
Of diagrams and instructions, so simple
any one can understand 1t. So simpli-
fed that child that can read figures
and guide irs hands can use this system
accurately aud successfully. All Ladies
can know how to cut, make and trim
their dresses by learning this system.
The grand reception accorded the
National Garment Cutter Of Gardiner is
but a repetition Of similar receptions
accorded il wherever introduced and u
fair indication of what may he expected
in Augusta.
Her. are few testimonials from tho
hest Il re ; shakers Of Gardiner:
Messrs. Pittock Il i.a,ery:
have examined the National Gar
meut Cutter thoI ough!y and like 1t very
much. ain acquainted with other meth
DDS of cutting hut would recommend I"
any one wishing to learn how I" cut all
kinds Of garments col rectly, attend the
Cutting school
Yours respectfully,
Katherine williams.
Gardiner, Me sept. 18th, 1891.
Gardiner, Me-, Sept. Ind, lsal.
Nest. Pitt"ck Il Iavery:
| have seen the National Garment
Cutter al Il understand how it works
and what can be done with il. like 1t
yery much indeed. The best OF any
ever saw, and BY what J can see would
unhesitatingly recommend it to all those
wishing a good system Of cutting.
Mrs. C. 7. Gray.
For further particulars call on
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-09

One phase Of modern busne" me''''.
10 aptly illustrated by . curious 'o''',D'
that was related to JousEAL fsp''~' "
. gentleman doing busine" in 'hH 'v
A certain party had bought machine u
Boston firm several monshs ~
and q little spring becoming ''0.s.
q duplicate vas sent f",
,rm sent it along, but unscco"psn's' y j,
BIZ. The next day. however, men
arrived. Twas for the price Of We 'pl"
two cents. and HE postage on sns w.
two csnts-four eeats IN al. Is 90 ~
arm too cent? postage 70 send ins eH'' -.
the =, nd. man Who paid Is paid s"'
cent. po.sass, and then the Boston y.
returned . receipted bill. paying 'so '.'
postage. Thus in collecting the ps' wv"
MINI valued 4, two cents. 'iI cents '"
expended.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-09

The crew Of men employed BY II. II.
Harvey are thinking Of working until .
T. M they having worked only until 30
| p. M. heretofore.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-09

The State Tax Assessors returned yes-
terday from holding hearing in Waldo
C ,unty at Belfast. The hearing was Mon
day and Tuesday forenoon. Twelve towns
we're represented at the hearing.