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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-21
III ZODIAC.


n. Signs and Their Relations to Astro-
nonical and Astrological Calculations.
Zodiac is the name given by the ancients
to an imaginary band extending around
the celestial sphere. having as its mesial
line the ecliptic or apparent path of the
sun. The signs of the zodiac embrace the
twelve important consultations which. ow
ing tn he motions of the earth. appear to
rcvove through the heavens within Il belt
rytendin.. 0 deg~ on each side ri the suns
apparent annual path. and within or near
rhich all the planets reyolVc. Since the
,un appears succcssivcly in each of these
consultations during the year the zodiac
was divided into twelve equal parts, CORE
spending to the months. These signs and
.hcir Subdivisions were used in measuring
time and as basis of ast economical md
astrological calculations and predictions.
Astronomers now, for convenience, use
these signs, giving to each constellation
m extent OF 30 De-. although he constc!-
lationS vary in size. These sigi.. are
Aries. representing the ram; Taurus, the
bull: Gemini, the twins; Cancer. the crab;
Leo. the lion; Virgo. the virgin Libra, the
balance; Scorpio, the scorpion; Sagit ius,
the archer: CapricornHs, the goat, Aqua
rus, the water bearer, and Pisces the flsb
-. On the Goth Of March the sun enters
Aries. aud at midnight Virgo, the opposite
constellation, will be overhead. During
the month of April the sun vii! pass into
Taurus, and at midnight Libra will be
overhead.
The early astronomers We're astrologers,
md claimed to be able opretlict the future
careers of individuals and nations by OBJ
serving the positions aud movements Of
the planets and the condition of the weather
at the most important periods of men'r
lives. 4 man born when the sun was in
the constellation Scorpio was believed to be
naturally bent toward excessive indul-
gence Of the animal passions; one born
when the sun WAS in Aries was destined to
be grea. scholar or ruler; one born when
the san was in Pisces was predestined to
grovel or be servant, and so on. The por
tcoes of the temples of Drnderah and Esne,
in Egypt, have representations of the zodi-
aral consultations which are Of great an
tioui;y and have formed n fruitful theme
of discussion; bus the truth seems to be
that nothing il as yet known respecting
these ancient representations. for the man
rer in which the vestigafi ions have been
mixed up with the Biblical question of the
antiquity OF man has prevented any truly
scientific research. The Greeks would
seem to have borrowed their consultations
from the Egyptians and Babylonians. The
zodiacal fignres of the Hindoos, ancient
Fersiaus, Chinese aud japanese have sucE
a remarkable resemblance to those Of the
Egyptians that there can be little doubt -
tn their common origin.
Horned Man.
In the annals Of the French academy
there is an account of one Pietro ie
Diblo. or Peter the Devil" who had
three horns on his head; two as large as
those of good sized ram. one behind
each ear. and one straight one ~ inches
E=sx, IL: f.ss-<,hs.ad pt.ils
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Bish"p Jas. y Ideally ~ for'iahi' was
in town Sathriay a. ule guest Oh re ~
Koran. COMBINATION was heHi III o.
Franeis AaVin ehnteh SATURDAY evening"
Mr.. LihoY' supp. for'iah" fachns 70
plant here reports mat they VIII nave
the largest pack mere thia season t'iae tn'y
have ever hal. WIN probably hhish
canning tuhtS'ay - hie TWO youhe
-, 81 .raiyors S,,,t,y s,;,rrfaId
re,.eived 4, hutlot wound lust above the
Lnee ur T,qg,rt was summoned and re-
moved the bullet. which was ~ ealibrc
The Young man is doing we'll
MIR. and Mrs. Ezra Whitman and two
daughters of Baltimore. Md, who have
been .pendinc the summer at the Winthrop
House started on their return South Mon
DAWN. G.. Beale of Chicago. rho has
been spending few DAYS with his mother
and sister here returned to Chicago Mon
dav.-Miss \. +. Wood, daughter of Hon
Elliott Wood left Monday morning for
Westbrook where she will attend the SEM
mary ne village schoois opener MONDAY
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The Australian system ot halloting has
come to STAY Some slight changes are
needed in the law, but the principle is cor
rect and will be popular with the plain peo-
pie. No ballots were spoiled or thrown out
of the count in this town. The Republ-
cans of China are well satisfied with the
election, and are not averse to the Demo-
Gratis getting all the cold comfort out of it
they can. They expected to elect their
candidate for reprrsentatiye.-Capt J. W
Brown has returned from his summer cruise
IN Saco river. He reports a fair business
this season.
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lhe Misses MNra anu maze rye OF Hlnaii
Foint were the guests OF MISS Mane' ho"-
BINS last wctS.-A. - blSelo" OF Hho"he,
gan WINE IN the place iaSt week received
4 present Oh nice goih "a'ch ann chai''
and charm ot "h'cn ne very haturah! Is
somewhat proud Inc doh"r Is 'any up
warhs OF w years OF age, MISS n'i'iie
faught.-Mfs- hai's"en anu M's> oarah
Weeks OF 'ailtorn'a are Visi'ins 'he,r SISTER
Mrs. Hiram Potter. Mrs. hainsdeil VIII
return 10 aiitornia ou' MISS weeks IL 10
make her nome mere WIN her SISTER ,-MrS'
\. >. 1rot mas gone 10 "ooiwich for a
tow day quite san S's't !, was 10 sec
two little children IN one caskct, as was
seen ~ the house OF MIS- Harsh wentworth
last Friday her daughter Mrs watson OF
Randolph came here about week ago
and both her children one ABOUT TWO years
old AMI the other about SIX mohths o'n'
we're buried together one having dled one
day the other the next with choiera infantum'
-Ahhott henloh OF pain Fls'tci n,s hio''ifi
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Howr's OeeHEsrns.--Music Furnished
for all occasions. Address Frank NJ
Howe. III SewaII ST.. Augusta, Maine
aug3 Mon, Wei&Sai.a
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A u.-re.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Teacher-No living being can read
your writing. Why don't you try TO
learn?
Little Boy-So use. I'm goin - Be
doctor, like papa.--Good News
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The Maine Central Railroad Co.announcs
another White Mountain Excursion on SUD
day, Sept. Is. This will be an a''fatfi"o
that the season has not before offered. Inc
scenery of tbi. region is sublime in the er'
trcme, and the time of year most fs'orae~
for pleasure, comfort and enjoyment. 10
most people the route is entirely new, ann
TO such the journey would he one of fs'ei-
nation all the way There il every induce
mcnt for all to Join this excursion. and the
extremely low rate offered makes II possible
for all to avail Themselves of this rare OPP
portnnity. The excursion will be- personal
ly conducted by Mr.. W. A. kimbsll' VINO
has made a wonderful success. in this fne.
A new feature is the fas, express train Oh
elegant cars supplied with plenty OF iee
water passed by boys; ample time to lunch
at Woodbury. Cafe at bartlett. Those
who desire can bring lunch baskets
royal good time a, how rates from Augusta
HalIow ell and Gardiner, and Eichmoni.
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used in wineglassfui doses creates healthy
appetite. so essential to good health. Sold
by Druggists everywhere
d&wehwky
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Allow e SONG In ~ Flat.
NV modest. psstrhl,ss Madeline
Mark my a.ioiious midnight meats,
Much may nav melting ms..r mean

This Young msn stay; at too lstt'. sere
naliiug his lady love. sc caught cold
which developed into casarrh, but he cured
il with Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy, SOW
erriyn specific for chronic cases, Cold in
the Head Catarrhal Headache. /. cor
reefs the tainted breath. stops the offensive
discharges. heals the irrisa,ed throat and
nose. leaving the bead clear. AMI smell and
aste uuimpsireti. 1t costs but 80 cents, and
he proprietors offer in good faith s.ita for
afcase they cannot cure.
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Thomas Tighc and John T.. Kelly got out
of kenncbec jail Monday morning after
having passed some time therein penance
for having been drunk in waicrville. Bu,
their peDiienre wa. but skin deep and i'm
mediateiy after their discharge the two
bruses got in a state Of complete intoIica'
ton. They were arrested Monday night
and yesterday morning Judge Andrews gave
them fno Of - and costs and upon their
failing to pay the same committed them 10
Jail again where they viii probably spend
the nett ~ days
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NNIUU NFI-IH.
a stornen Mar

In the annals Of the French academy
there is an account of one Pietro ie
Dible. or Peter the Devil" who had
three horns on his head; two as large as
those of good sized ram. one behind
each ear. and one straight one 80 inches
long growing from his forehead.-Phila-
delphia Press.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-21

In communication, which appears else
where in this issue. Mr.. Blaine very effect.
ually disposrs of the assertion industrious
he failed TO secure his vote tU h- party
upon election day. lie shows that he ne
conpIshed this resul, by pairing oil with u
the long AMI tedious journey from Bar IIar-
Dor anil was enabled To accomplish precise
Is As much for his party as he could have
done by his personal presence m this city
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The farm buildings of MIR. kingsbury
ponncll of Webster. situated near the old
Bryant mill privilege. burned Saturday aft
ernoon. They were comparatively new and
probably the most expensive buildings in
town. Nearly all the household goods were
saved. hut the contents of the barn ioclud-
ing large crop Of hay were DESTROYED
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-21

The Rev. Walker Gwynnc went to Der.
ter yesterday to attend the quarterly meet.
ing of Board of Missions for the diocese Of
Maine
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MAINE GOSSIP.

The Maine stallion Nelson nss been ex-
teusively advertised rs an attraction at the
annual far of the Hampton Mass Ag-
ricul,ural Society, Thursday and Friday of
,hi. week Owing to the blacklist that is
still on the stallion, l.. J. Powers. secretary
OF the National Association and also chair
man of the hoari of directors of the tIamp-
den Park Association, has notified the fair
managers that the horse will not be allow ed
to trot on the track. In spite OF this notice,
the tsir managers declare that Nelson will
trot or there will be no fair, and there the
matter hangs.
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ksnn~bee.
Mr.. VEnSoS

" =. tHN'FN+
DIR H. ShaW has gone Ia Washington, ID.
&. Mr.. >llas went to Minot to attend the
funeral Of her father last week . Mrs Ran
aolpb Towe il in poor hesl,b and has been
spending several months in lewiston, she Is
expected home .oon.-Mr. z. l.. smith
ha. returned To Waitbam Massachusetts -
Mr.. r e. Fellow. j. canning sweet corn
for himself and others Rev. ". T.. Noyes
If Watervilie preached at the Baptist
church last Sabbath Mrs, \. I. Cram
and little daughter Bvrta are quite ILL.,
Arnnebse.
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Sportsmen are beginning TO think of clean
ing up their rifles and arranging their outfit
for the hunting of moose deer and caribou,
close time being of October LIST. The in
dieations arr that there will be plenty OF
game to furnish targets for their guns. AS
numerous big animals have been seen in
the woods and cvea IN the roads in the
northern part Of the State, By the wise
provisions of the game laws the game is
preserved and not exsermnatcd in quick
order as it would he were there no laws
relating TO the subject, as many sportsmcn
come from other statrs during the fall, win
TER and spring. Birds of all kinds, espec-
tally cartridges, are plenty at the presen,
time and are being secured by sportsmen
in numbers which reward them for their
.,utlay of money AMI travet
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w and lvicinity >t"ndy work ~ good pay.
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-ecoud tight, between : aud 9 \. W., and T. VI.
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" NJ the Arlington House ,ept2,ht2s
w for '.>lifpp's Photographs of the World. :"
h. greatest book on earth: costing Si0GO00; retail
Il sI25 cash or in,talment-; mammoth illustrated
,rculars and terms free. daily output over 800
ulun.. Agents wild wiih success. Mr. Thomas
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rsryIr s,.stn,, b i. r,,rIy ~ on on, hv Tho d,v
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Capt. n. W. Cole is re-shineliug and re.
pairing his stable on Court street.
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frt. IL Mpefiag ~ Eseessive lssgsell.
sept Estate b.sard ~ Tsafss, Augusta
nav. - National Ell etss,H=
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No Sign Of Salt Rheum

For almost four years. Her skin is now as fair
aud clear IS any e,sild's in town WI Fox.
Williams Slate Msnsel Works. Fair Haven Vi.
HOODS Pitt s a-erse sssss sfte--'iinner Pills.
assist digestion. cure headache blIioasness.
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The Cony house was crowded yestetay
with the prominent members of the Grand
Council of the order of the United Friculs
" no made it their headquarters.
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BEtttsiiS.
Nv. Tibhstts ia spending bis Tacation
xith hi. family at Castle Fr''w sunny
Ledge cottage has been filled With guests
TIE Well. hoas has been full to overflow
ing. in fact BrookliH has been packet with
tanr;st. anil some linger vet reluctant To
leave Capt las. NJ. fibhetts has ahsn-
,ion...i the ga for time ami has bought a
small fishing craft in which 10 get sniff Of
salt water Roland A. FIVE II home for a
few DAYS: he IL in the employ OF +. z. 90
and will 90 TO Magialea Island. for the
winter C. ]. Wells Of Providence il visit
ing his mother - rooklin's vote stood, Re
publican Ilg. Democrat 81. November will
andnubtedly show a large Republican vote
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Those who attended any or all of the rare
series of entertainments given by Philip
Phillips at Meonian Hall n year ago last
winter under the auspices of the t'reen
Stree, church will be delighted to know that
the celebrated lecturer and singer has been
engaged by the same society for three enter
tainments on the evenings of sept. - and
30 and oct. /. The entertainments will be
given this time in the auditorium of the
Green Street church.
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d&weiiwky
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-Brown mare, years old, sound
It and kind, also harness. buggy. sleigh and robe.
Apply 70 owner. +. Penn, Insane Hospital.
sept2ldIvt
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NATIONAL ELECTION. rs.sasy, Nov. Q. 1897.
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STATE NEWS.
MarrEros.

MaPrEros.
A. the baby show n Presqse Isie last
week. Mn. VIII Gigi of Castle fiiii. dreS
the prize for the presfisss bahy.-fbe lie
PUBLICAN Tub viii meet a. Grange itxH ne II
Nen.!ay evening, Sept. 18th --kstasfera
Tiliev wh o Is emplose ed in Portland. y VS.
ting his frisa5s in this siiiDify --f.- A.
ssaiih'. little girl. ! months I'D. who has
been .iek f.. several weeks, died hast sim
aas. The bereaSed family have the sysl-
pasisy of sss.ir mans fr'essis---i e-
Lance Lovely Iast hitis staisi !
ruenshs Obi lsst week. 4, was inifiei on
SUNDAY. Mrs Js-. r trsb.sr from Malta
wamaesg il visiting rsiasiss- an friends
here. - Mr. Janghans from Midtown Is visit
ing her brother Mr.. =. E. >~aH
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WANTED.

NyANTED-A young lady ~ clerk light work.
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NvANTED-Four men tn work in Augusta
w and vicinity. steady work at good pa, :.
Must speak English Call Mt 2ii Water street,
second tight, between and 8 \. NJ, ) and T., VI.
-tpi2ldiW.
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In Massachusetts i, i. by statute made a
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va h,d srvci o. eight doctors. without the
last shadow Of benefit. When Kitty had
;,ks,, half n bottle of
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\ musical entertainment of unusual
merit will be given in s. Barnabas' hall,
Bangor street, next Monday evening, Sept.
%. for the benefit of the East Side chapel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-03
PROCEEDINGS IN TIE SENATE.
Mr.. VET on MACHINE PETITIONS Mr.. CALLS
RESOLUTION.

Washington May 2.-Numcrous petitions were pre-
scntr in the Senate to-day against legislation for The
dosing Il the W0ras Fair on sunday. Also one from
. Methodist Church in New Hampshire protesting
against fnther adverse legislation aent the Chn'se
In pre-cn:ing petition for legislation for the closing
u The Fair on sunday. Mr.. Vest described IT a. Il
"maclinc petition it had been originally he said.
afars ,ed t. the two Ojo Senator'S. and II contained
O remarkable resolution plcd1nS the signers I" re
fuse hfrccfo9th to support for any Office any Senator
o, Member who should vote for further ala OF any hlnd
for :En Worlds Fair cXccp; on the conditl)nS nahfd
i, the memorial. Whatever might he It's vote, ne
,d on The question he should certainly pay no aftcn-
zion 70 flat sort # resolution. II had been obviously
,roparcA in the city OF Washington as sort oil pohcai
blackmai
IN. calendar was taken up and bills were disposed
Of rs follows:
To fix tie picc Of lands entered under VI" Desert
LAND law PASSED. II fixes 8 price at ~ % an acre"
whether the lands are outside within railroad
grant and IL requires the repayment Of the dhereh;
"a tlose wh) have heretofore paid double pice Tor
such raj road lands. $780,
10 define and punish the crime of perjury before
United States local land Offices. Passed.
Mr.. Cali Offered resolution (which was lald on III"
table for the present. for the appointment OF specia
committee Of nine Scna Ors 10 consider ana report
o,oo LEGISLATION that win relieve til" scarcity OF money
,ponc the farmers al! parts OF the country. rdnce
M, rates G. interest and enable them 20 Obtain I'
., money on the security 81 their lands AMI crops
Io IN inquire ard report whether it Is not pI7'ctcabc
90 establish agency depository, sub trca'HrJ OF
,orting system by which with the aid Of the GOV
,mout 60 Operating with the citizens money sial
"a rc,t in every community within tie reasonable ana
,.cp need Of he people a low rates Of Interest ~
10 rxec ard rrgll,tcd by the people Of the ssveF"
o,npuuliies under the supervision OF the Govern
,,.r,. also TO consider aud report whether II Is not
,roct,cale 10 devise some system by wiicn the per
all ,,Yf - ~
- .r.s ~ commerce and business shall be limited
49,, ,os,s,iued so as TO enable "A sufficient supply OF
,oy for lIc need of he people in all sections OF mo
n,rv to he Kept IA their respective communities
Inc '.oustc at > D. m. on motion o! MI Nrfnii
o.aod 20 executive business. and at 10 adjour1cd
in tO.HiOIrOW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-03

OF silver bullion which will be purchased by tne
United States such purchases made Of brokers ana
bankers without such public notices. The Secretary III
reply this question: transmits copies OF Departmental CIR
cuas asking for bids and calls attention to the COMMUNE
cation ALREADY referred TO-
Il the business Of purchasing silver bullion under me
act Of July H. 1890 conducted with view OF depressing
the price bullion and obtaining ta cheap az possible or
with view OF carrying the established policy OF the
Unitd the two metals gold and silver on
parity with each Other upon present legal etiol A.
The purchase conducted by the treasury De-
partment ~ to carry into effect provisions Of the act Of
July a. 1890 which requires that tho Government shs
purchase 400 COO ounces OF silver monthly at the mint
prices Offers for the sale Of silver are received from any
who has silver 10 SELL and the lowest ohers ae ~
cepted No effort made lower the price OF silver anu
the full market price, as shown by the puo"S'eu f.
lions paid unless offers below the price are received
been hope Department that the price Oh e
would be advanced by reason OF ne large aoeorP' "
500 900 a month by the Governments ior c"i'1
purposes. The Secretary l. unable to see nae III c "y
ing OF silver bullion he can take III inc mamie.
Of purchase within The have any apprec"oe e"'
upon the price - l., ,,o
o. What amount Of gold and gold bars is there III ~
Treasury exclusive Of outstanding gold certhcoo"si
Gold coin and bullion In the Treasury April ~, ioy-'
1927 9I4 20; gold certificates outstanding
net gold sl2O OSG,6S0. 49,,
10 State the amount that the silver do"a's "'
bullon ON hand would have cost at the present "
silver bulion. A-Thc amount Of silver pucnaseu "'u
the act ~ July H. 1890 April l. 1892 was s?offo''
fine ounces costing ss96l 000 valued at to-day Pr'e
Of silver az ST. 1884