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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-03
MAINE FARMING NOTES.

The Turner Centre Creamery's branch
on Main street, Lewiston, are making
about 900 pounds of butter week now,
Four experts are employed most of the
time. Not so much butter is made this
time of the year as in summer. Electric
power is used to turn the churns and
other machinery. It's sight to make a
man feel hungry to see 80 or so pounds
of butter worked at time on the ma
chine.
The farmers Of East Skowhegan have
been hauling their apples to be shipped
the last three days of last week. Mrs.
]. Currier had 60 barrels and received
si5 50: W. Malbon IS barrels sll.50; 8.
Eaton had 10 barrels, and only . packed ::
A. F. Sanford had I barrels 81 30 j;
Isaac Ames = barrels Sa.15; S. Richard
son l. barrels. SIS; A. Richardson 3
barrels. Mr.. Hight expected to fill a
car and send Friday afternoon. Some
farmers put their apples where they got
chilled and will not sell. Plenty Of ap
pies left for home use Mr.. Hight paid
each man for his apples as he hauled
them and each went away with smile
on his countenance. When the sons and
daughters of old England eat all the Ben
Davis apples that will be shipped to
them this spring they will say enough
for the present. Some have already en-.
gagged Ben Davis TO set this spring
thinking they will, always sell The
poorest apple for shipping is Croper's
Market. All who have the trees will do
well to graft them to Baldwins or Spy,
or something that will sell.-Fairield
Journal,
1 beg to draw your attention to the
following facts, which | am prepared to
substantiate, having kept a careful
record, and trust you will consider the
same Of sufficient interest to publish.
own 2j hens. which commenced to lay
on the I'D of November last. The num-
of eggs laid by them for the balance of
the month was - In the month of De
cember they laid 342 eggs; in Januarv,
322, and in February up to date ~
This consider a far b-tler record than
that Of Mrs. Parkhursi's hens.-A, f.
PRATT. In Eastern Argus.
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Our Wooden Industry.

Notwithstanding 1880 WAS sH unususilS
prosperous yesr for the wool Manufacturing
industries Of the country and 1890 one OF
the elimination Of the disss'srs srisins from
the errors Of the act Of 1888 and The IL
crease OF importktioDs, yet the census
statistics, lust annource By the supsrin
tendent Of The ceusus, shov most remark Aole
progress Of this branch Of tie industries Of
this country IL the las. decade.
The number Of WOOL manufacturing es-
tablishmenu in the Tilted States in 1880
VS. 1859, with . capital Of Slbe o9T 500
and the value Of The product s261 ,252 ,9l3
The number Of WOODEN mill in 1890 ~.
2sG7. With capital Of s324, 535 PAL, and
the valae Of the product SS45 ,e4e s24-Ar
increase Of nearly 80 per cant. ia vslae Of
product, and. as the value per year declined
Ia tae decade. n increase Of 20 per cent
In yards.
rhs growth Of the wooden industry 10
Maine has been xbaus the came ss the AZ
srsgs In the whole country. although thu
growth has BET n in the enlargement Of e,
isting mills rather than the construction Of
new mile.
In 1880 there we're 81 vooisn mills IL
Maine, With Q capital OF s&,0l6 s2S, usins
materials that cost ~ al s9o. anu pfoduc
ing goods valued at Sc 962 COS
In 1890 there we're 81 wooden mills in
Maine, With capital Of 90 1ii 422, using
maserisis valued at o. 7$7.4St. and procuI
ing soods valued 81 IS. sol. s56.
Pennsylvania 10 the largest produce; Of
WOODEN gocds In the country, her product
having been valued at S65 ,sal ,S37 in 1880
and ~, s92,2l0 in lSso.
Massachusetts, comes nexs, with product
Of a67 45l, sos in 1880, aod Of s74 90. IS,
in 1890. Nav York comes third. viii 3
product Of &5s, sos. GA ia 1890: Rhode L.
land fourth, With product of Sc o.s 2ss
in 1890; and Cenaeeticut 9Th, viii pro
duct Of Ell 4S2 025 in the same year. New
Hampshire had produces Of sl4 $50. l42
and Vermont $S,s72.1S4 The ssersgsi.
value Of the wooden manufactures Of Ne .
England vas $3.50 ,sS5, 237
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-03

Much interest is tezipning 10 D AI
fes.ed In the losn exhibition Of the hs'@'
bee Nsta,al History and AnliquNiin ."
ETY. which opens at its hall on Ius''
March sta. Offers Of rare and cat''
articles Of historic and sntiqu,fian ii's''e
old documents and books. Indian re iaS
other objects have been made by 'e'a'
residents OF this city, Hsllosell, Gnaa"'
Randolph, Winslow China AID "ih'a,s'
The committee will b. in the hall % ."
day and Saturday Of this week and 90 nv
day Of next week, to receive articles "
arrange them in the cases where 'hs1 "
be readily teen by all. These Win s''i'
lection in the hall, will make very ''e
esting display which should appear "
support Of every intelligent ciiiz'n' i'1.
es.ing collections now 10 tie socie', ."
are The Bradbury collie cdon OF m'osi.
the Woodward collection Of MAINE 'a~
the T.. T.. WillouRhby, II. II. oheii' ~ !,
8. Bill and Capt. G. +. Nssh collseuo1'"
Indian antiquities; the Michseli' coi''s'
Of Indian curiosities the Boafdman coz"
ton Of Maine plants, and other coi'eeS !.
loaned to the society by Mr.. +. T. w. W..
Mr.. j. F. Bean, Mr.. J. N. w."
and many others. Ta,ss Who
articles Of historic OF snaqa.
interest which they are villios 70 ~
the society for the exhibition. will ps
notify the librarian, Mr.. &C. Wiiio's.S,
who y III send for tn, same and s
,hsy are carefully displayed and fe'a''
after the close Of the exhibition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-03
The Tariff Sustained.

The Supreme Court Of the Uhited States
Yesterday dealt Two heavy blows st the
hopes of the free traders sDd DemooYsts.
One case decided was that of the validity
( the WOODEN and worsted res 3lution, " hich
SAs asssiled m the ground that on The vote
BY which i. was pissed in the house quo
rum We, counted by Speaker Reed. The
decision of the court, sustaining the act
hus enacted. is OF interest aud importance
from i,s besriog upon the propriety.sud lie
yality OF the rules ss'siled vi b so much
Bitterness BY tie Demc crs.s. as we'll sc De-
;.nse Of lie feet upon the tsiif schedules
But far more important, however, ia the
decision Of The court unfolding he consi'-
jut,onslity Of the Mckinley tariff act. The
contention Of tina importers WOO brou. b,
the suits iotended 70 test ;hs validity Of the
act Was threefold. They maintained thai
he form in which lhe bill was passed was
not the form In which Is vas signed by the
Pfssi tent, the clause providing for the pay
ment Of tob eco rebste, which was a par,
Of the ii il vo.ed or, having osen omitted
through the srror OF an expressing clerk
They claimed that the clause of tie bill
urdsr which the reciprocity treaties hsvr
been neyotiAied VS. unconstitutional, il
that it conferred upon the President, is was
alleged, legislative fame ioos which under
he Constitution, could be exercised only b.
Congress. Finally, it vas argued that ths
sugar bounty provided for in the act wss
noi cops,i.u i,nal, because Congress has ut
right to t. sii the people 10 order hat thu
money collected mag be hsnded over to
few.
As to the first PORT, the court decides
ii .rt Ia AZ Tn 81 ha pfeaifa1t Ard No
tso pnsiitDs ofii,srs of Congress we're a
complete sat1sn icstion OF the bill Up1r
Il G second issue, III, decision is that no
lesisla i've p1w.rs are conferred on the
President In the reciprocity ssc.ilu OF The
oct. but that the posers conferred are only
tn So Necessary TO cary out the rrovis o9s
Of legislation there bsios sbu1dant piece
dents for suthor;ziog the President to &c
,eruiaa The time when tie II q item snts OF
IN sc; we're met Nnd announcing the fact BY
proclamation. As TO ths tEifi point the
court wastes few vorjs upon it, but decides
that there Is no evi3erca that the sugar
bounty system was the reason for the adop
lion Of the rest Of the act.
Il is painful, Of course, to hsya the Su-
prems Court Of the United States in con-
4 ct With such eminent AMI impartial ex-
poundsrs Of CONSTITUTE nal ias Is the New
York Evening Post ard other ofgsrs Of
the foreign manufacturers aad importers
bu. it is well to have toe fact es;aslishsa
that if the NJ, Ksuley &C., which. da,ipg the
short tiue il has oeer il operation. hs.
greatly slinuissej aad suerg hsnsd Amer
icsn indnsIies, 10 to re vertarcwn, i.
aua be BY direct Sttacs, LIT by pat;ifos
siog guiebles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-03

King, is the long story in I.ippincott's
for March This magazine has given
some attention to illustrations OF late,
articles in this number on Horsemar-
ship and Polo, and Rebuilding the Navy.
The Journalist series is continued by an
article on he Newspaper man as a Con
fidant There are five poems in the
sketches. Philadelphia: The J. b.
Lippincott Co., p cents per number.
Wide Awake for March contains thirty
illustrations and varied and seasonable
table of contents. Among the contIib-
utors are Amanda B. Harris, Herbert d.
Ward, Margaret Lake, Harriet Maxwell
Converse and many other. new writer's
who give variety and freshness to the
magazine. There is reading matter
enough, and pictorial matter enough in
the number to last the boys and girls for
long time, for everything i'll The mag
azine is worth the reading and the Ie-
reading which its army of admirers will
give it. Boston: d. Lothrop Company:
81 10 per year..
Recent Discoveries concerning Colum-
bus by DR.. Charles Kendall Adams of
Cornell University; Once Famous Louis
burg: Slavery in the Territories; Pat
rick Henry in the Virginia Convention OF
l1SS; The Career Of Benjamin West, with
a fine portrait as frontispiece to the
number, and A Corner Of Colonial Penn
sylvania, are the leading articles in the
March number of the Magazine of Am
erican History. There are other brief
articles and good variety in the minor
departments making a valuable number.
New York: .i3 Broadway; S. % per
year.
An excellent selection of articles from
the foreign magazines and reviews make
up good number of the Eclectic Maya
zine for March. Among the more i'm.
portant are the following "reminiscences
Of Cardinal Manning; Merry EDgland;
Old Men; The Fuel of the Sun; Hemin-
iscences of Thomas Carlyle; Women in
the Reign Of Terror; Pleasure-a charm
ing essay by Sir Herbert Maxwell, from
Blackwood's Magazine; Our First Great
Sea Fight; Possibilities of Electricity,
and The Four Students, story by c. F.
Keory New ork: E. K. relton, IA
Eighth Street s. 90 per year
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-03
That Tired Feeling

Il often the fereruapes Ct serious illness,
which may be broken up If good tonic ike
Hood's Susspri.la is taken ia sesson.
This medicine iavisorstes the kidneys and
liver {, remove the w.sta from the system.
purides the eiool Aid bulls up the
strength.
Constipation 10 caused By loss Of the
psristallic action Of the bowels. Hoods
PHI, res:ore this action ard iIvigofate the
liver. t&sls folrmchd&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-03

A fund has been started for the widow
and family Of the late sergeant Amber
What the government is pewerless to do
through the technicalities OF the law the
friends Of loyalty and christianity should
now 10 by liberal contribution towards
the support of the dead sergeant fan
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-03

Some of the n en- who have worked o"
days on the ice and found themselv"~
sessed with the desire to spend What i|
money they had earned in getting tfHa
out Of charity to Gsrdire', doubtless,
took themselves to Augusta. Tueidiy' "
irving here thay lnbibel till they otc'S
suffi GENTLY qaairelscme to warrant %
rett and incarceration il jail for ihs "
mainder Of the winter. -Four OF lhatHF
Der, John Harper Of Fall River, h'al
Dssm ond Of ST. J).n, John Coin"
Bangor and Michsel Burke Of Bid 'A'
succeeded in geitiag arrested for dlhH'
snce Tue,dsy night ard yesteid'y '"
brought before tie pc ice curt where VIZ
were fned 80 anil costs each. Tho'l'
one Of them possessed sl2 ard s1otbs' o.
ferred one Of the special police - 10 "
him bottle o. Jimsics ginger, Jss I'VE
Of them paid thsIf fines and all vent 10 !"
for 30 ds,s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-03

No notice Whatever will be taken OF IN
., snsd communications. Al! sgea vii De put
MO the waste baske. unread.
THE JoUsSAL cassoT BE HID kIsPos-
etsrx FOR TIE FERMENTATION OR EErrRs
~ KxJxcTKD COMMUNICATIONS.
Address All c1IBnnalsati"ns reiatlns :" sup
,erItfffrs ssG Advertisements b kariei2h
fIynt, Fublishefs. Augusta Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-03

Gladstone has returned to fiawardep
from a long sojourn in the south OF
France. He had stormy pas sage across
the channel. say the cablegrams. but
when he arr ged at Folkestone looked
in robust health and full of vim ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-03

IF humor. wit, and honesty could save
from the ills lash 10 heir to, shat 3 good
price they'd bTiGg in the market. Well.
.enty FIVE cent, will bay a plnacel Sal
vation Oil.
A merchant dosn tow sells more Of Dr.
Balls Cough Syrup th.n AL o'hsr medi.
cines together. 1t surely must be the bait
remedy for cough, cold, and other SIM
lar affections. Price % cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-03

The board of agriculture has ii'iiisi
for the holding Of sn institute in Wilton y
March l5lh. TIE forenoon will be dtVas!
to tie discussion Of the coin CROP snd Ha
Thos. Dsgeett will be the principal 'ps'ir
In the after Don there will be remain
The subject Of "Ps5iis Of the dairy J
W. Ellis CT Emblem being The CHI
speaker. Ia the evening there will N
general discussion of the ,utjsch Of y
day opened by the secretary CT III, s'r.
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CALENDAR or COMING EVENTS.



A,-ar a-Esrneg.s Dstiet Lodge, tPS ienI
lars, WlESiow. to-, ,t.,,
mssen - n ADJ Distfict Lodge, Good Tsmpisrs,
Nsrea . sk.aaqn.a D.s'- Nds'. Coed Temp
lars, MILO. ,,..v- ,...
CsgiaAi. ,-- -,
ApFli Il n -t;r.Hd 0dls r Tod Isnpins Of
n inc annual ssssl1a AZ Be sor-
fstrons Of HssDandry.
March is-Yorx Coenty Pomcna erzngf. sax
SGE 49,
lu i-Osf5sd Ceanty fou Vaa Orange. a. ton.
nsp ~ ado GsatY fomcnn Crazy, Star Of
MAJ. a sAroseoggia Psmona Grange. aino'
Centre.
March !s-HeLneEsc Pomona 0rarsc. 4zland.
ks.tsioss
Ann i1-xainr Nssl.odsss Conie-sace, 40 gusta
Anru z0--Esst Maine Methodist Conference.
MIsGslIanseaA
March 3-Iax Payers Protective Onion. water
vile.
Match 9O-siate BOARD Of Trade. Biddefofd.
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TIE DAILY hKSsysC JOURNAL MAI
N YoCsD ON SALE AT THE WAsHIsoTos
NEWS EXCHANGE. WARRINGTON, ID. c.
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Mrs. Lizzie Jenkins. for some ysh
teacher in the Grammar Sehoo. in thu d,
left yesterday morning for South DIN
to join her husband, who has . good IA
ton with a lumber firm there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-03

The new electric car, Howe couian
and Mckenney driver, brought from OH
Ter TO Augusta Tuesday night After 3
theatre li2 passengers, srecorj not eCuL,
before on this route.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-03

There ia no question nov about It th'
Mckinley tarih law is with us for
long time, ard while it remains. Amer
can prosperity is sure to make everybody
satisfied with /.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-03

The decision Of the United states Su
preme Court covers the factious. inso
lent Demo, ratio minority OF the las
Congress with ridleule and humiliation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-03

The law court has GRANTED to }, o Rss
proprietor Of the Hsllowell Hou,e Hal
we'll, a discharge fiem insolvency, N,
case has teen pending for some TIM,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-03

One OF the principal lisa dealer, MD !.
teIdsy that he is unable to get hi, u,,r
for fresh fish Allied owing 10 tie m. 4
the coast that is keeping the a,h,n,
in port.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-03

DR.. q. Nj. Twitchell deliver, Al ".
port this evening the same Lecture n, a
tax problem that he gave at Rive,,Id, y.
day evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-03

The spectacle on Water stree, y,a,,,.
morning that most attracted s,tsptoo =
that Of an occasional sleigh haltinaly dn,,,
along the street amid cloud Of duu
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l.
Free t,ads disnenesty and deceit 10 nc
where more eons9icuccs thsn in tie STATE
merts regarding the average a valorem
rate Of duty.
The sab sct 10 q beat 3 chimerieAI one.
II Is ike chasing rAinboss 20 attempt TO
ealculs:e or Anticipate . future average.
Ii cannot be more than guessed ~, for
the average rate does not depsnd on the
rate Of cusy. but on the value and amount
Of inpoftasions. thu the average Sd
vAlo.en rate may change from year 8, eS'.
while there has been 10 change in the
tariff vha:ever.
Tina only way, thea 10 to calculate on
actual vaiaes OK inpo.iAsions and daily
collected
This will nc. be true average. bu. per-
nsps the nearest fhst can be computed.
Every free .ssde paper 10 ,he country IL
sail maintain u that the average rate IN
dsr the ntKnlsy tsriH il 60 per cent. Nov
what are the actual facts.
The latest figures As hand are shose cod
ing September 30, 1891. Daring the Il
months ending On that day osz impof,s
we're valued Is follows:
Free OF duty 81. 80 W
DutiAbit u, loois
1otEl- ~ occ, o. 10
Total duties collected dnring these
!. nonihs-........-...-....- tls3, CHOICE ~
II will be seen, then. tha. during the IL
months ending September 80. 1881. the
average rate Of dasy on du.iaole imporss
vas ~ per c,nt., while on total imports,
the homes; way Of reckoning, it was only
% per cart
The free trader is not only dishonest 10
his amount, but he uses dishonest method
a getting at it. He only computes tie rate
on dutiabte imports. By this mode Of Reck
oning Grea, Britain's average rate il nearly
100 per cent. suppose our $500. 00O, 600
worth Of imports all came in duty free With
h, exception OF Sl0O COO worth, upon
which we collected $50 900 duty. Would
our average rate Of duty be 80 per cent?
The fact 10, - nearly - we cen cAicu-
late it, that our present average rate is onl!
% per eent,-less than at any time since
1861.
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The trustees Of the State AElcuhaa
Society met at Lewiston Tuesday sai y
vised the premium list, making . nsns
of important changes and adding seq clans
in the horse ard cattle departments. fs
also voted to increase the purses sndts NJ
tinue the Maine colt stskes under The Nh
conditions As lsst year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-03

Freight busine's on the Maine Ctu,nl /,
booming At the pre- sent time. Tvo ,,,..
freights wen, through here yes,era.,
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Local Notices.

Sn~come early and avoid ne wsa
the nair dressing rooms Of d. W.
vest end Ksnneoec bridge, Ausu,n Il.
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/
| Hon. E. n. Stillweil, the State fsh
commissioner, has received an appiica
ton for young salmon trout TO stock the
beautiful Peaked Mt. pond on Aachias
waters TO be filed the first OF June next
and is expected 70 grant the request A
club of down east sportsmen has become
Interested in the pond and intends build
ing good DO at house and fittings for q
sporting resort. The scenery In the Vi
einity Is attrctive for summer visitors.
From Rurnford Pals comes the report
| that the big pulp mill is to be in running
order November /, next IL il also stated
that Tot less than 1000 persons will he
employed at and around the falls this
coming summer. That ia the kind Of q
Maine boom worth boasting about Ia
every way.
II that robin which was seen In sew
eral Maine towns last week doesn't come
10 the conclusion that be was very fresh
| In lettering around this country at this
season he has good sand 10 him, that's
all.
What wee bit OF eosy cottage the
Rennedys are building at Bar Harboi,
| 10 be sare Counting all the rooms in
GLIDING halls, closets and bathrooms. IL
viii contain when completed eighty-iive
separate apartments above the base
ment- II seems Joke to call an eatab-
lishmens like that cottage.
A consignment OF 100 black bass, which
some weIl-known English sportsmen are
going to try and transplant into British
| waters, has been sent to England. Maine
fishermen wish that the black basa which
have been planted in some OF our trout
and perch ponds could be transplanted
10 England or somewhere else 1t has
| worked greater injury to our interests
| than can be easily estimated.
The Lubec Herald SAYS the public
library 10 that town continues to grow.
both In popularity aad Ia number Of
books. A hundred volumes have been
| lately purchased and u new case added TO
the library, giving them capacity from
eight to ten hundred books There are
| now five hundred volumes in the library,
| OF the highest class Of literature lt
| has been about six months since it was
| first opened 70 the public, and we hope
| 10 the next six months il will show a
corresponding gain.
The meeting house Of the First Bap-
| tist chur h at Milltown which has been
undergoing very extensive alterations
and thereby greatly improved through
the energetic labors of pastor E. W..
Harrington was II dedicated Wednes-
day afternoon and evening of last week
fbe sadtest thing about the exercises
was the fact that Rev Mr. Harrington
and his wife were both 80 i'll at the time
that they could not leave their rooms,
and ia a few days afterwards Mr.. Har-
rlngtOn died.
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Attic regular meeting Of Imperial Lstl

Atthe regular meeting Of Imperial kar
Degree Of Honor, A. O IT, W lat r'
ming, several candidates were initiaa
after who about % Of the member u
down to bouDtifal oyster supper iu'niis
by Judge A. G. Andrew, 10 honor Of b
grand lodge Of which he was elected g'la
foreman at its re cent session 10 Boston /
social, good time was the result.
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Yes, sir Reed and Mckinley ought to
feel very happy over it, and they doubt
ipaz dn
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IN this climate use Johnson,s Anodyne
Llniment for colds. coughs. bronchitip. and
catafrh. feb29d&vnfornfpr
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The Dexter Gazette and Eastern State
two very excellent local papers pub
lished at De Nter, are to be consolidated
under the name OF the Eastern Gazette
It Ia understood that the new owners OF
the combined papers are Messrs. Bunker
& Day. formerly Of the Gazette, and
that Mr.. Holman r Day will be editor
OF the new paper.
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>SocaI 2latfers,
Only 1--WE above zero al $50 sad ,umx

Those who had occasion +, -
bridge J esterdsy could Tear me M.,.~
erowl.
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Small Farm for sale Cheap.

Excellent clay loam land. cuts l2 to Il tons OF
hay. fruit trees rt,. Fair buildings well wa.ere1
Good neiahhorh3od. Terms easy Address
A. A. Nj HOS,
maradlm' Stapieton, Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-03

"Th5se who are Interested 10 safe fGvestnept.
should O. nd for cps OF he prospsetas."-N. Y.
journal Of commerce.