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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

A visit to the dam yesterday was not Of
80 much interest to tie average person -
!. YOU'D have been ON the day previous, but
there was considerable to attract one there
nevertheless. Ths water vas pouring ever
the dam, in depth FIVE feat and six inches.
The highe,t point reached on Sun
day Was 'even feet and seven inches.
The highest point reached by the lat
spring freshet vas eight fee: and t-o
inches The men vh) have been daily &C.
qusig;si with the river at this point say ihss
they never knew /, TO rise q, fast 10 short
time Al daring this last f,3d. Su5dsy itross
two feet In l'ss than one hour. Fragment
OF The big ics Jam up river were yesterday
forenoon stranded sb)vs ;hs dan. Rising
SINE four 10 Eve feet atovs the ssiftl5
ranDif z water they reached clear to the
bo;tJm below, in some cisss eighteen fest
8, firmly had the fragment. Of ice and
snew Of which ihsse Iceberg, were
composed b'ea compressed that they
withftood the iwif: current ye,teriy
for a long ,.@e AID crumbled but lite.
O1e % .hsn lodged on The gravel Of the
dam ard there i. remained for hours ~
stsurch IS ,ha rock Of Gibraltar. Ths
vs'er vas % high Monday tbs. none tf ihs
ms iinsry VS. Yuanif z 8. speed and some
OF tho machinery il the card room and
p:ckers wess shgs down for the day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05
New Process of Brickmaking.

Parry Brothers Of Cambridge, who were
the New EGG and pioneers il water brick
m king, are now iryirg excef;m ants With
burning brick with oil. They have already
burned two kilrs at their Belmont yard, il
this manner AID are getting ready for r
third. The Gil u,ed is tie crude petroleum
which is carried !hro igh pipes to the archer
ia the kin, where. BY means Of stream o.
condensed al, applied at the tips ofthe pipes,
the oil 10 Atomic ID and fl ame blown throus b
the arch producing ;he heat necessary
- burn the brick. The cost Of burn
ing by oil is less than half what it 10 By
wood. Six.y gailoos Of oil, costing about
Sl.60. will do the work Of cord Of wood,
which COSTS over IS. The trials made ,hus
far by the new process have been fairly
successful. The difficulty is that too much
heat is obtained, and the secret Of the sys-
tam lies in controlling the heat Parry
Bros, will give the new process thorough
nisl, and If il has sny merit they will adopt
it. Its general adoption, OF course, means
reduction in the price of brick. Its IN
ds rs.ood that the Bay Stste Brick Com
p,ny is also experimenting with the san c
idea, excep: tina. in its case steam is used
to blow the Il .me iLt) the 6; caes instead Of
condensed air Boston Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

present year. The Just passed
Commercial Treaties bill authorizes
the conclusion Of conventions on
the basis CT the lower rates Of the
French Law. The members OF the Drei-
bund and spain will have to pay maxi
mum rates. Many Of the smaller Euro
pean states are hesitating whether 10
Join their commercial fortunes with
France or with the Zollverein, but the
| nited States almost alone of
the greater powers OF the
world, is in a condition 70 ne
go.iase with France on the one hand. the
members Of the Zollverein on the other
or with both. Il has already concluded
a favorable treaty with Germany, and
there Ia good reason to believe that the
new French ministry will be able TO pro
pose convention which will be satis-
factory TO President Harrison. and moi
antagonIstie 10 cur protective policy
tempered as it ia by reciprocity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

THE land of flowers" exclsims
Maine man who has become a Florida
orange there are Thousands Of
'em in Maine where there's one in this
to4sted state." So he sorrowfully writes
to the RoeGlaad Tribune. Verify, Maine
Is the land Of bloom and honey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

Among Tie most in'e-esiiog exhibits in
the Mines ssd Mining Building viii he a
esilection 81 the implements USED by the
"ferts- niners7 10 Caifo.uiA. Commission
II MIX L McO5nsh h., undsrsakrn to
col &C. xLu1tsr ei ieligs OF the old mi
a.rs' srst<rs i:y and senj Them 70 the Fair.
Gael Sx q has also been promised Sc old
placer s1t IN c,1pls:e hydraulic opera
lien lie viii Also hare al exhibit OF the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05
CALENDAR OF COxING EVENTS.


Ts@ Dsvasss.
Jaa. p assdafoe Di>trscs LeGIe, Good Tea ?
lars, Tepshau.
1eb. 10 KNOX DIT. Lodge, G101 Tsmplsrs
E<cxc0fr.
ns,en L-kensesss District Lodxe. Good TENT
iAss, Wa.sFvijle.
March 4. somers~f Dist. Lodse, Good Tenptars
- SO soTitsssoeS-
fee. ~ -HAnsoex Dfs,r Lc>ge. GOOD 1sapr
lsss, Eils1orfh-
Yes. "a wsssisg.on Dlsris. Lotgs. Coed Temp
isfs, Mi1.cvn. Calais.
kAnsAflSnAI.
Jan, la, Msiss Pedagogical society. Portland.
Patssas Of n asba adry.
Jan. 8. -Asdroseosxin Pomoas Grange.
Jss. g. Esnsssee Pomesa 6rasse. annual meet
Jas 9-Ensx aad LiEes.n slon Pomona
1rasxs. Eysripx Star. washinxton.
nsitGfous-
Jsa. ts-RsnEsbee C0s=.y rnlon, Y, r. .. C. T.,
Augusta
AgTiesitarai.
Jan. -ksafssts Asl sosietg, Annual meeting,
ksadns ID
jas. s-ststs All Society. Trust - Melting
Aahure.
JAs- 10 zt-knsusi meeting State Board Of Agri
catare, AGxastA.
Hiseeiisneoaa
Frh. 10 -Aopssi meetIHx Maine e,Ate Bat Also
caAstos, AusustA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05
Interesting Worlds Fair Notes.


The progress OF work and interest in
behsif OF the grea. Columbian World 8
.hah r .,s .oI,,,r;, o,o,
.,.,,-;r.,, NJ tho ,r,osr a, rr,,;c;,., 6
:, n.,.s'
tae hAposiIioh
Theodore Thomas has been confirmed SIS
musicsl director Of the Exposition.
Madagascar will have an exhibit of IT'S
resources and products at the Exposition.
Pueblo. Col, is raising money with
vEic1 to equip and send TO Chicag, "cov.
boy Band
Csvlon has sent, through Sir Henry
Wool. sreausst for spsce upon which 10
buila t,s hou,s.
u. u,,. E; C,.i
-, 80 5000 - ,Sa s,a.o,. ann,on-i.,;on
80 cd - ~ -. ~ -
y,,. h.,u,;, =. a.. r.;;u -
~ 1 49, oh.,,.n .,S,sn, .,nh;,,n.u..
-, ~ -. - - -,
son ooo
'''' aooa' e1o oO0
Lsoies au&tiia'y comuit'ees nave oseh
otsan'1ea Al my -u'e ooaus. ~ ennsl =
$50 800 ~ 49, 80 ~ IS ''''"
i"s Vi "'-
Nearly sIoo'ooo OF insurance. ma, afeady
been placed on the Exposition buildings 10
process OF erection Inc insurance Will be
constantly increased IS The structures grow.
Sir Henry Wood writes that applications
for space a'e RAPIDLY pouring 10 from iriil-
eafisi hrms IN arsat bfltsin' tie Is ver7
enthusiastic over E1ghsh prospects a. TIE
Exposition.
The eigh, women Oh the Illinois Worlds
Fair Board bsve decided to accept invita-
iious to 60 to any part OF the stste to deliver
addresses in the interest OF the proposed
exhibit By Illinois vom,n.
Jsm.'c, hs, applied for 1000 sqlsre feet
of f DOR sp, ce 81 tue Exposition. Col. C. G.
Ward. a memper Of the J,maics psrliam emf,
Is the roy al commissioner 10 the Exposition
from his country. He visited Chico 20 last
week.
Gao ~ .ha inta-s,,;,, e,hibi.s .-or,
,ntsn,~ill be a relief man nj Ru,te. the
greatest mining camp in the world. lii
reported th.. MoatAaA'. Appropriation Of
$50, COO will be doubled q; the mex. session
Of tie Iesi.l4.u-e
Ths o,s.t dana ~ tho Administration
,,,ia;,n wh;cb r;Il \. ~. WIS, . ,r,-ic,.
a., .,cS;,s of,-.I tae,r,a a, tho E,oo.,r;,,
80 d. 70, .n.,ls, don,a, virI h, = ,vs,as
~;,h .ir,s,';nn, h,o,ys , nsvIg siscors,s,
- .t,;cb ;,,.Id 4, g1,.,s, h,isf,sr
nv noId Tho con,r.c. 10, o;,s;ns III,
ao,,a. H.. hes, 10. CO.. All o~o
s,r.,s ols cp.,os !, III. xsv ~ .,d
-. -, h.,n.s, vii ,-n,shtv h,
80 =, ,h, w,,Iis F.ir r. N,,;a,,I
.',;a S,ti,a.. h.,s -. 4 - 80
a. 400 -. - a,h,hS, 80 ~ 80 =, ~,
~. In -. a,n,r5.s -, 10 a..
"a . "a, "a h.,-a.. -, -, "
-. .t'..,,' - os,,,n.a
p1eeo's'
Inc monster banntsctutes and lid raj
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

It is understood that the French gov
eminent has drafted new commercisl
convention with the United States. under
the recently passed Commercial Treaties
bill, and that this will be immediately
submitted to the President by the new
French minister, NJ. Pstenoae. This
convention Is made on the .'most favored
nations" principle The tariff law of
France is discriminating one, hav
ing two schedules, one imposing exees-
siye rates Of duties on imports from IN
friendly countries, the other giving
much lower rates to goods from coun.
tries whose commercial treaties with
France are about to expire, or which
shall make friendly commercial ar.
fangements with her during the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05
Official Approval of DR.. Bailey.

The cour, sc OF our Maine cattle COM
missioners in establishing quarantine
against Massachusetts, cattle has re.
ceived approval from DR.. Austin Peters
of Boston of the Massachusetts Cattle
Commission, and Mr.. f. A. Stone of
Ashland. State inspector of provisions.
DR.. Peters says: IS hope that the action
you have taken may lead to the state of
Massachusetts, doing something at this
end of the line" Ia a letter to DR.. Bailey
which is published with those of other
gentlemen in the Portland Press of Jan.
/. Mr. Stone writes:
al received your valuable paper today
and in reply will say that you have put
up the bars none too soon In the towns
about here are several of the so called
COW Jockeys. and know that they have
bought cows that We have refused to
tske at any price and sold them in Brigh
ton to 20 east and in conversation with
one OF them last Saturday he told me
that he hsd been sending his cows to
Maine. told him that the meat went
as chopped meat known as Hamburg
steak, aud could not be detected He
admitted to ne that it was so disposed
of in Naine
Ny experience with one of the cattle
commissioners OF this state has been
that he took more interest in cattle
shows than he did in the diseased cattle
Last winter I had bad case of tubercu.
losis In COW thst was the property OF
the State. of course condemned the
meat as inspector of provisions in this
town. and reported the 'ndemuing Of
the herd to him. aud he did not come
After sending three times to him. and
stating 10 him that should report the
same with sample of meat. to Gov. Rus
sell he came and ssid that he should be
afraid to eat the meat. de gets his pay,
and that is all the good he does the state
what we want is a law TO seize all cattle
so affected or intended for slaughter.
Gu NAV have seen my report 10 the
Boston Daily Traveller. Those are nv
sentiments 10 the matter. In 1861,
went South aud with your Maine boys,
stood up and was counted for Uncle Sam
and at this time propose to stand w in
my boots aud DO my duty now as then
TO weed out tuberculosis "
Mr.. II. C. Burieigh of Nassaiboro. the
well known Former who has spent life
time in the breeding Of cattle and in
studying their economy beth in this
country and abroad, writes DR.. Bailey
the following letter-also published in
the Portland Press:
NAssALBoRo. Me-, Dec. 81.
MY DEAR BAILEY The Portland
Press that you kindly sent me containing
your able reply to Prof. Stockbridge, is
Just at hand and carefully read and
want TO say now and here that it meets
my unqualified appreciation. and it is
solid, frpzen fact Hanging is none too
severe penalty to spply to such black
hearted scoundrels as viii deal in such
cattle. or to that other class who uphold
them in it. Yours very truly,
III Z BuHLEI6H
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

Company, TT E1array Street Nov Cork CITY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05
Method of StcriliZjpg Milk.

To kill sill the bacteria usually found in
miik-Aud there is always a wonderfully
crest and diversified army of them it re-
quires 10 be heated 4 fas minutes st about
22l degrees T.. A special steam ster.liz n
is necessary to Attn such a
high temperature, The ssme # cts
msy be obtairei usually by boil! g
the milk s5ou. thirty mru!es. Heating d
few minutes between 15s degrees and l76
degrees is aufiic!en. ID destroy temp Irarily
the energy ofa lirge number O.: milk nj
crobes, inclu ling several disesse germs, but
does not kill may Of them and is not
therefore sufficient as sp-eaefvstive ssDs.
This is the Temperature bout 1G7 degrees
the application nf which IL known s,ps,-
teurizsiiol. The B,cter;o'ogicai World,
authority for the foregoing. say, tbs: ii is
not oniy 10 destroy disease ge-us
that sterilization Is indicated Inde'
in infant fsedii it 10 CHI, NJ to pre-
vent the Initiative action u acid rrdlu:, d
By microbes or germs Of all kinds. whather
truly milk fem cuts, pslhogeaie baCteri, or
organisms harmless; under ordiasrv circur1-
stancfs. Milk cosguistes, aciliiits uod n
tho Influence of vegetaiivc phenomena of
various ferment organisms. Ths acid pr
ducsd hiss the most bsuefrl action on the
delicate 'ioms Gu and intestosi canal OF the
child. Sterilization Of fresh milk destroys
the property OF the germs before any scil is
produced By their process of nu;riaoa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

Clip the last thirty ycars or mere from the cen
tsry AND The gm NJ all repr. s"st the term OF
the unt1i dcd popularity o. Hostettefs Stomach
Bites. The opea isg of the yasr is9s will be
signsiizsd bY the sppsk-Encs ~ a fresh Ahnsnac
Of the Bi.trfs. ia h.sn hH uses. asI3yGsio1 and
action Of this sertJ- 5auGas mediaiae vi be
iuciiy se. forth. hytrybac shlrId reAdit IT,"
esttaiaT ana astf0ut Inic2I cal ;SisEigHf TO e
TO md Ia this b ociluTe alrass Il oui4itiuxIY
aecIrate, ana til ststts :. tiiusiTa,i0as, hu g,
aud other reading matter Tics in In e:ess am
full of proht. the tisstettrr Company OF Fits-
bu Oh, Pa puh'ish itThensclves. they employ
mere than .ixtY hands in ths mechanical sori +,
and more than sIeyen months In the yea ere cora-
sumef IA its preparation. Il can be obtaited
without cos. Of 81 druggists and country dsalesz,
aud (. printed in krgiish. German, french, Welsh
or~egian, sweff,h, Holland, Bohemian ani
Spayish,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

Rev. Geo. W. Iliuckley preached q very
Interesting aud appropriate sermon at the
First Baptist church Sunday night. Good
viii Farm is fortunate in having such =
superintendent. Augusta people are also
fortunate to have this opportunity to hsn
him. lie breaches at the Baptist church
every evening this week at I 30, also Sun.
day morning, The public ore cordially
In vitsn 10 attend.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

primitive -e.ho5s snploysd by iha early
niaers ~ Ssw III KID 30 reducing erts-
TIE Exposition ugi.es Or electricity
has dscidsd rs: 'hs ranss Of Ia. follow
iee elrc,r;e AIS ssxGi spear e7er TIE eT-
races # ,he e. c giesfs DIT HI J: Frank
lie, Gdraai. kuper, Fs-s5.v, surgeon,
Ohr. Morse - emens D.v Va a, Henry
0srstsc, C-uiemh, X rad. Z e. weber,
Colbert D&y-n2an, Ss-nnrrtrg. Dan
Siiss, A-sgo, d .rsl'. Jac III, Wheaatone,
GAS. Val. ain, D.i. n W. JJule. Saus-
sars. Cooke, Vs,i,y, S'.i b-i, Glerieks,
Ii Place. fhsriinx, Pf..is. Maxwell,
C5xs, Thsles, C-ve. i.h- l. wAs con-
ci -, d hest no. to hanoi shGs a1y elecsr:-
ciSss Who are now isirg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

Mr.. Frank 7. Noble has received the sp-
pointment Of special agent FOR the State
Of Maine for the Mercantile Fire Insurance
Co., Of Boston, and from January l.t will
bave the entire management Of the com
pany's busiDss, in this Stsie. Mr., Eobles
admirable management Of the Ncridsps
business 10 the State 10 guarantee tbs.
the interests Of the Mercantile gill be well
locked after. and we congratulate III. com
psay on It's good foy,une and Mr.. Noble on
his Advancement in the INSURANCE fed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

TIE week a prayer is beirg observed by
Street bethLdist church. Last evening the
Sunday school in'ereit, were inside the
sabjsct OF prsysrful consideration Tonight
the meeting will be in behalf OF ths youls
people Of the church and city, and it will
be under the charge Of the Chris m. work
committee Of the Epvorih League. You're
people are especially Invited. although
everybody will be welcomed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

This seems to be the era OF young WON
en- sculptors. MissR ideout, who isdoing
the statuary work for the woman's
building Of the Worlds Fair, Is only
eighteen. and Miss Julia Bracken, whose
work with the chisel in Chicago is said
to show real genius, is Just twenty one
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05
Tie Beet Sugar Industry.

L. i. announced tia. h. three beet sugar
Z C oIiss lec4. ] m Cations la7e Aalsred
tai. se.sun srd hxvs shu' 4 ,vn. the output
having BEEN tonIeILiag o7Er otoV
pyards 81 dry sussr. The government viii
h4ss ~ pay bsun.y OF lais sus gar - ~ iA'e
o, cents PER poI-i, TIE ,s:rs as upon our
o IN cane s1gsr. a. the h31ltv clause OF
TIE tsrf ls~ vs. made - ~, IL 10 peet
sugar - we'll as to cana and sorghum. II
ia ssid tina. the results CT the csmpaiga
we're n4ost srA4l1 l1s 80 ~ oSa.rs VI tns
f.ctories as wel. - 70 The fsrmsrs vno
rAised he beets, aLa lha. - const ieace
t4eie sse likely 20 be srscted several more
tacsoriss In Cslifo.Eis sd n>izs ooring
states 3. the farmers have fou.d that
sas ar,virg Of hsets is more profitable
tasI grain or other crops. and are de-
sircus TO diversity their products BY plans!
ing eugss bsets d1riDg The coming season.
The success Of the beet sugar ca!,ute IN
CAlitornis is nov III established s&c:, knd
ihers 10 every reason to believe that heels
can b. grown with equal pr n Enott oil
the Western ard Middle e,s..s. To those
sections which have hitherto been dependent:
soley upon grain for = money crcp ths ad
vent Of the beet sugar industry will prove
great blessing. The location CT fsesniiss
10 different parts OF the West and IN The
.mms date reighborhood Of where tue bees
are srown will provide for the farm "a .
iesdy market for their product, which can
re reached witao Ut expensive II Arepo,tAii It.
Tiis fact will make beets q better IN lney
crop than grsin, which in . large number
Of instances, il is necessary 10
trsnspor, long distances, With the
result that large part Of the
value of the farmers proeuciis eaten up in
transportation charges. The possibilities
Of the beet sugar industry i'll this coultry
are practically limiless. as besIs CA be
PR i.Aoly grown no. oaly in most Of the
Western slater, bu. in the oorshern tier Of
the Southern states a. well The g;ea,
bse. sugar Industry Of Germany grew out
Of q smsi! begipn ngs, and when orce the
inc u.try begsn 70 develop its psogre.s was
wonderfully rapid. lis predicted that the
progress Of bee. sugarviti be equally rapid
ia This countfy. where thtre Is an abun-
dance Of suitable sill and climate ID every
way favorable. The spread Of tie b. g.
susar industry would be Of grss. aavaatEse
to the Louisiana cane product &. il would
make sugar & national instead of a Zeal
interest, as i. has been heretofore.
With a dozen or more states inter
ested in the manufacture or production Of
sugar, flvo'so!e treatment for tae iudastry
a. the hands OF Congress would be more
readily s,ure6. AS the couu.ry bo~ barely
produces oBe-tenlh Of the sugar it colt
aumes. il viii be seen tia: thers ia ample
room for development before the dome este
industry will supply all the sugsr needed
for home consumption. During the con-
.inusnce Of the eugar bounty there will be
every inducement to draw capital to the beet
sugar industry, 40 tina. during the next few
years 1t may safely be predicted that quite
. number of beet sugar fsc.oIies wiz be
| e;ectei.-Nsw Orleans P.cayune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

In order to get her goods into our
markets, having been shut out Of Europe,
France is reported to he willing to admit
our agricultural products at specially
low rates, And yet we were told year
ago that the Mckinley tarif law would
provoke other nations to discriminate
against US.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

The one American product that EMO
the markets of the world and ills
them to large extent, is cotton, yet
the industry has been made Improbable
by two very large crops. there being
really more cotton than will command a
profitable price. The markets Of the
world" alas have their limitations as,
for example, our Maine orchardists have
found out the present winter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

The tfilcers Of II G. Staples Post, &. Of
", were installed Last evening by Past
Csptaia W. w. wyman. The th in.
stalled are: Cap L. l.. Cooper; lh
Lieu, Ma -cus Merrill; I'd Lieut., I A.
Cooper; Council, w. W. Wymsn. G.. II.
Blsckington and Msher Selling. The in.
s.aila.ion was followed by social meeting
aud quite number Of tho Grand Army
wfre present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

No notics whatsoever viii Be taken Of a.
,ignsd commun iest.ons. All such win be put
nto the waste basket unread.
THE JOURNAL CANNOT BE HELD REsPoS-
sIsLK FOR THE PRESENTATION Oh RETURN
o. RKJKcTKD COMMUNICATIONS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

senator Perkins ia thorough going
protectionist and strongly opposed to
the free coinage Of silver. In these re
spects-whlch are most important ones -
he Is a decided Improvement over the
late Mr.. Plumb.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

'Whiskey yeu'ss the aisi says ,h.
Irishmsn, who rerrr hsisss employs j. TO
cost ous the uzlisr devi.. ecush CT c,.t
ho~ much more 9 tnsibls ID Employ Adam
.on's Bstaric Csuga Lala4n. sh-c, revsr
fails. iM4'Az
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

'Cap.. Partridge gets his zee cut and de.
livered free OF charge this year" remarked
a gei tleman yesterday as he pointed cut
the large blue cakes Of ice about II inches
wharf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

Judge W. Whitehouse Il, # on ihI after.
noon train Morday for Belfast where he will
preside a. the January term Of the supreme
Judicial Court in and for Waldo county.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

TIE DAILY KEasEBEc JOURNAL MAY
m FOUND ON SALE AT THE WARRINGTON
aRws EXCHANGE, WARRINGTON, ID. c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

The Senate is to be spared any more
OF the turn.coat tricks of that ex Kansas
senator who formerly occupied the
long bearded Peppers seat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

The New York Press says ot Senator
ale was a member of Congress for sew.
eral terms and became prominent as n
strong debster and capable worker both
In committee and on the floor. His
habits Of mind and thought fit him ad'
mirably for the Senate Chamber, where
he will not merely do good service for
Kansas. but will take high rank in the
general work and debates Of the Senate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

Capt, Atkins OF tho Salvation Army viii
lecture Wednesday evening On the sut ct,
"Tsenty-tvo F,hrss Salvstlonist The
lecture will be delivered a. tho barracks
ard large number Of tickets have already
bee sold
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

Capt. Atkins Of the Salvation Army say,
that there have been 10 conventions 10 the
psst four months work Of the army here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

George Lssbus Of Wstcrville who has
been spending the past four months In Ken.
nebec jail for liquor selling paid sli2
yesterday morning and was released. lie
left On the afternoon train for his home.