Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-25
MAINE GOSSIP.

The railroad committee of the city
government and the Bangor Il Aroos-
took Railroad committee held confer.
ence last evening, during which the pro
position for the lease of the Bangor y
Piscatsquis Railroad is said to have been
changed in such a manner that il now
meets the unanimous approval of both
committees. That the report is correct
is indicated by the calls issued today for
a special meeting Of the city government
To be held Wednesday evening at 30
O'Clock when it is likely that the special
committee will be ready to present its
report. The great interest being taken
in the railroad question does not slacken
and there will be feel ~ Of relief in
all quarters when it is finally and salts
tsctorily settled. Bangor Commercial.
The Bath Daily Times publishes an
account OF youthful dishonesty that is
certainly deplorable in the midst Of an
age OF Christian enlightenment. The boy
was arrested for the theft of a pocket
book and although but nine years of age
confessed that this was not his first Of
fence although he had never before stolen
money. | pom being sentenced to the
Reform School his only anxiety seemed
TO be lest something should prevent the
execution of the sentence as The was
glad TO 90 where he would have plenty
TO eat and to wear Facts would indicate
that thus far the child had received no
instruction as to the difference between
mine and thine
DO YOU want to know the name of one
of the best All around household doctors,
and certainly the cheapest that can be
found in any country: 1t is DR.. Lemon.
Yes, an ordinary sour, yellow lemon,
which you can buy at any grocery for a
few cents. Here are some Of the things
DR.. Lemon will do for you IL you
give him the chance. Squeeze
him into gass Of water every
morning and drink him with very
little sugar. He will keep your stomach
in the best order, and never let Mr.. Dys-
pepsia, whom it hates cordially, get into
| it. IL you have dark hair, and it seems
| to be falling out. cut of slice of the
doctor and rub him on your scalp
he will stop that little trouble promptly.
| Squeeze him into quart Of milk and ne
will give you mixture TO rub on your
| face night and morning and get com
1
| An equal quantity of glycerine and rub
your hands with the mi Xture before GO
| ing to bed II you don't mind sleeping
| with gloves on. that is better still, and
helps the doctor considerably in his task
Of whitening your hands. In the morn
ing wash your hands thoroughly in
warm water, and apply the doctor again
pure, but only a few drops OF him this
time. You must not keep this up too
long, or YOUR hands will show such a
| dazzling whiteness as to make all the
| other young ladies In the vicinity Jealous.
IL you have bad headache, cut DR..
Lemon into slices, and rub these along
your temples. The pain will not be long
disappearing OF, at least, in growing
| easier to bear. lfs bee or an insect
stings you, clap few drops of the doe
tor on to the spot, and you will lind
yourself the better for it. II you have
| troublesome corn, the doctor can be
again put to good account BY rubbing
him on the toe after you have taken II
hot bath, and cut away as much as pos
sible of the troublesome intruder.
| Besides all this the doctor is always
ready to sacrifice himself in the cause of
Russian tea-slice him in without sugar
or in the preparation of old-fashioned
lemonade than which no drink is more
| wholesome.
Altogether DR.. Lemon is an individual
few people can afford to get along with
| out.-Portland Argus.
In addition to the 100000 salmon eggs
| being brought from Sebago to the State
Matching grounds at Lake Auburn, the
| Lake Auburn Fish Protective Associa-
| ton has $50 600 trout eggs now In pro
cess of Matching at the ASSOCIATION
hatchery at the lake. All of these will
| go into Lake Auburn.
| Hon James o Bradbury has been
prominently mentioned in connection
| with the may orship of Sseo, but will not
| II ia understood nerrnit tho use ~ hi