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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16

A mi-fendish delight often seems to
possess people Of strong nerves in sneerins
a. those vito weak ones. The i,ritability
of the nervous hspochondri.c is riiiculed
IS ostarsl ill temper. TIE very genuine
and distressing symptoms from which he
suffers sra made lghs of. He" or ".he
is crsDk, is he cheerful sort OF SYM
rsthy ~i:h which the nervous invalid meets
from the unfeeling and the tloughtless At
the same time no complaint is more defn ID
and resl. none has more easily expisir-
able origin when il 10 chronic. Imperfect
digestion ard sssim,l<t on SIZE always &C.
CON panied by nervous debility aud spxietY
Bull up tie powers OF assimilation and d =
ge,ticn with Hostetter's Stomach Bit:ers,
and nervous syDp.oDs. sick headaches and
q generally feeble condition of he system
are remsd ed. Remember that fesff Il raw
sgss zre PRODUCED by Ia grippe smors
weakly, nervous people Hossetter's Stou1-
sch Btiters cures it. and prevents malaria,
rheumatism AZ kidney complaint.
is-i4eod&r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16

thought when I'd learned my letters,
That all my troubles were done,
But find myself much mistaken.
They only have just begun.
Learning to read was awful,
But nothing like learning TO write:
I'd be sorry to have you tell 1t,
But my copybook is "A sight.
The ink gets over my fingers,
The pen cuts all sorts Of shines,
And won't do at all as l bid it;
The letters won't stay on the lines,
But go up and down and all over,
As though they were dancing Jig.
They are there in all shapes and sizes,
Medium, little and big.
There'd be some comfort in learning
II one can get through; instead
Of that there are books awaiting,
Quite enough To craze my head;
There's the multiplication table
And grammar, and-oh, dear me!
There's no good place for stopping
When one has begun, see.
NJ teacher says little by little
To the mountain top we climb.
It isn't all done In minute,
But only step at time;
She says that all the scholars,
All the wise and learned men.
Had each to begin as do;
IL that's so-where's my pen?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16
Water In Butter.

One who writes as il he knew all
about it makes the statement that the II
TO Is per cent of water in average butter
is water Of composition" and that a
certain amount of wafer is absolutely
essential to the composition of butter"
and hence it is absurd to talk about
butter fat, free from water, as Il
measure Of butter This loose way
of stating things would lead one to infer
that the fat of the butter is chemically
combined with the water in it, an alto
gether wrong impression; this water is
simply mechanically mixed with the fat
and persistently remains there because
no amount of working can get
it out, Just as no amount of wiring
ing will make dry towel out
of wet one the two cases are exactly
parallel The same writer says with
apparent good reason that milk with
larger fat globules yields drieT butter
than milk with small globules, on the
same amount Of working; this is reason
able, because less water would be en-
tangled by the coming together Of fewer
large globules to form the first little
grains of butter than by the coming
together of the larger number of small
globules necessary to form grains of the
small size, This water canUot be essen
tial to the flavor of the butter, or any
other quality except that, being in the
liquid form, in among the particles of
the fat. it will be saturated with the salt
that has been worked in; thus il may
take an indirect part in this quail
Ity of the butter, that it shall
have certain degree of saltuess; and
vet this is in certain sense an artificial
taste; every American student in Ger
many in former days remembers with
pleasure, doubt not, the pat OF perfect
ly fresh. unsalted butter that WAS
brought with the coii,e and rolls for his
breakfast DIR. G. c. Caldwell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16
safety in the Midst Of Danger.

ibis W nd seer \ eontradic i1n-fs 80, in fact
20 the .ye. But experie, &c has proved IT'S ossi.
biliiy. Tase tie of the ia ividgsi who dwells
Ia 8 o. alaiious region A ROBUST const .ta ION IL
ro certain uef nee against the dreaded ehills.
What ,s2 Rscof eed tertimouF COW pg a period
litt shoit OF bali o century, proves that Hostel
ter's Stomach Blttsrs /. precisely this. Thi. co.,
tiEent does not unit the ield where the -edie ns
ha. proved IT'S .aescy In south America, the
fs,hfnns of Panama. Mexico. sv rywhere in fact
where nia.ms born disea takes on its most OBJ
Ct Late AMI fo,midSb type, the Filters Is =
recnsrised spe eife in uiimitstle demand, and
prescribed BY physical of rep1te- Potent, too
l. il dsorders o. the stoua-ch, liver aud bowels
and against III At destroyer. Ia giipp II improves
apIetfle anc sisep, Eeatra ize- rneHmzii 10 and
Kidney COZ piAinis. Jan!!mw 4E
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16
Vessel 0uaers. Association.

The Vessel osn<rs sad CsatSi IS Ma
ionsi Association h asd an scj ,urned mseting
in Boston on Wednes3Ay, Csptsia uenry
Lord Of Bangor p-esitieg. b. ssenss aad
By prexy i29 vessels were represented
Secretary r K Fesmsu rad he rspor'
of the memefr.hip conn ittse. sho~
ing that sncs the last meeting Is
vess L., representing $500 tons register.
hal esen pildsed D. lhe ssso is'iaa, L:
vas .spu;td lhst iha Pbiistelphis Saip
O.nsrs Association was 10 ia .. OK uiln-
inam rs,e 4 ishtsge. Is 49, anaaLesd
that SENATOR sne VI M.ias Asd pre-
scented I, Congress eisi i'r b. sooish-
mea. OF tAa law msSing /; COM
puI.Gry thst coss wise esnle's s. oald have
iocsi pilots. a,d 10 Authc''zs cspsias &c
act a. their su pilcts Oh5srs were thef
elect d IS toiioss Pres d-nE, ) n Thorn
a., TsunEop; vice p'esi ierts, ). VIM
sius Portisni: A. j Newhsr', Nav Jrs
secretary. r X Fresmsa. Is stoa; treas
urer, Frsak Hsriiaztan, d ssg1n.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16

A Christmas tree, with its branches
loaded with toys and knicknacks, makes,
when its tiny candles Of various colors have
all been lighted, pretty object. We have
grown 50 accustomed to see it now that it
is hard to think that there ever was a time
when Christmas Publications were not
adorned with nicely decked tree. As q
matter Of fact, the use Of the tree Is Of
very recent origin in England and Amer
lea 1t is said that the late prince consort,
who was the father Of the Prince Of Wales,
introduced the custom Of Christmas trees
in England in 1870. There were grand fes-
tivities in Windsor castle, one of the homes
Of Queen Victoria, and he provided hand
some tree covered with beautiful presents
that were afterward distributed among
the queens guests, old and young alike
Prince Albert borrowed the idea from his
native country Of Germany, where th-
tree has been feature Of Christmas gath
erings for a long period
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16
GRANGE ELECTIONS.

COBBossEECoNTEE, West Gardiner.
f Fsrr, n G Z NJ Wentworth, o; w &
Sawyer, Lect; g W French, Treas; E
Jackson hap; Celia J Davis. Sec; Il
r Peacock. G K; NJ W Pinkham. s; j
Pinkham. A 5; Jennie Pinkham Pomo-
ma; Lettie Pinkham, Flora; Elizabeth II
French, Ceres; Alice rowle, l. AS.
HARVEST Moon Thorndike: Albert
Murch, master; Herbert Wing. overseer;
Mrs Lydia Coffin. lecturer; Joseph Cor
don, steward; DIR whitney, assistant
steward; Rev E Ware, chaplain; Vir-
gil Higgins, treasurer; Miss Clara W
Downes, secretary; J Perley, gate keep
er; Mrs McNanus, Pomona; Mrs Eta
Wing. Flora; Mrs Addie Higgins, Ceres :;
Mrs Eta Harmon, lady assistant stew
ard V higgins, installing officer.
TERHAM William Bragdon. master;
Ralph Luomer, overseer; B r Black
stone lecturer; Edward p Roy. steward :;
FAyette l. Blackstone, asst steward; G.
epauldinz, chaplain; E Roy, trea
surer; 3 Grant gatekeeper; Mrs E P
Rov, secretary; Mrs X Blackstone,
Ceres; Miss Aiena N Lang, Pomona !;
Miss Lorena Blackstone, Flora: Miss
Mamie | Austin, lady asst steward.
After the installation of officers at
Drnmore Grange, Phipsburg, uesday
evening by Past Master j. B. Morse, a
luuch was served and social time en-
joyed by all The programme for the
next meeting will consist OF an organ
solo by Mamie Nichols, reading
by Bertha Butler. poem by Mrs
Carrie Nichols, singing by the
choir under the direction Of
Mrs Scott Cam pbell. remarks for the
good OF the order BY II. Wyman and J.
Weston. song by Mrs James Bowker,
select reading BY George Leach, story
by Thomas Cutting Question, How
shall we make the grange most interest
ing for the coming year. To be opened
for discussion by Chas. Locke followed
by others Of the grange. Lecture by A.
W. Butler
The officers elect of Bodwell Grange,
" oolwieh, were installed by Past daster
Mark l.. Percy, Monday evening, after
which nice supper was enjoyed by the
twenty-one members present.
The members of Union Harvest
Grange partook OF a harvest feast at
their hall last Saturday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16
Socal 2Hoflcrs.
Joining the Y. NJ. c. A.

"a great May young men in Augusts
stand sloof from membership in the ASSOC
citation because OF the Christian attached
to it, fearing that II cir friends will laugh
at them because they are known as mem
bsrs. Is it any disgrace in the Christian
land to belong to Carts ian institution?
A thousand times no, the more the shame
rot to belong 10 one. Wh4. does it mean
to belong to the Y. NJ. C. A.? The
associations Of this and other cities
have through the interest and supper: of
business mea and other friends, been able
10 supply many sttra ctions for the enj1y
ment and benef! of young men duriog their
leisure hours, Many Of these privileges
are free t1 all ycung men, whether MEM
bers Or nat. but others are reserved for the
use Of the members
"a young man becoming 8 member of
the Young Mems Christian Association
becomes part Of al org ,nizstion number
ing ovsr 800 000 members in this country
alooe shd an institution having the welfare
Of young men SIS it's OF &C: and sole aim.
THE association endesyors to supply all
,he attractions that will elevate and enter
tain the average youlg man when Gu OF
working urs. The members are not a
set of 'goody- gooiy boys Who, NOS know
ing what ese to DO with their spare
time hsve come together and orgsn zsd.
No. that is not the kind Of material il it,
but smoog tie members will be found as
bright. jolly and energetic set of fellows
as can be found in the world, in fact, they
hsve the genuine stuff that mes are made
of The board Of directors are not set of
religious crsnks' but men Of active bus
ness life, rho, knowing that young
men need a good social home are
willing to devote 3 portion Of their
busy lives to the reeds Of such an institu-
ton
"All young men desire social companion
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16

The ts schers ~ our high school spare 10
psins 10 make the work in toe j ferent de-
psrtments Interesting ss we'll - Instructive.
Ia the Rhetoric Chase paper is prepared
every two weeks, With one Of the members
in charge, and all contributing to iss con-
tents lite name is "D'y Leaves" ard No.
l was read yesterday forenoon BY the
eii.ress. Mss Alice Balre:le, and proved
10 be very entertaining and very far from
dry. The editsess for No 2 will be
Miss Blanche Smith. In the civil
government class . House Of Rep
fseensatives has been organized with speak
or, clerk, ETC., and debates are carried on
in regular form We are not informed
whether those elements Of modern lsgisIs-
ton. &c bos ing aad fiibus.erios viii be ex
emplified but presume that somesl Jag Of
the kind viii be shown up. Mr.. OssL's
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16

Prof. Powers. the new prin cipsl at the
II q hooi l. getting the work Of III
tyrm we'll il hard ard is proving himself +
competent ma tor tie position DESPITE
the fact that tEere ig much sickness In town
it does not Sc u TO aresly sfect the at
tei ia ce At TIN. Hixa g hool whicn continue
A. he hish figure .hlch it has m,iut.i ed
furtte pa terms The new principal
Re much iked by ih- pupils and the m
m toe DeIisvs that excellent. work viii BE-
dana
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16

The usual services will be held st the
Congregational church tomorrow Rev Mr..
jenkins will preach here only during the
present month q. ne desires his resignation
10 take f c. February h'a Gardiner il
yery sorry to iose 20 raj. n ed and popular
A minister and his loss will b. ksenly felt
BON by the society an, the citizens Al
srge all Of whom hold Mr.. Jet kns in ths
h ynest esteem
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16

Rv A : Ladd all preach At the Meth
cd church tomorrow 8, 2 As o'clock,
local time. Study ch lol a. 30 ocl ek
Epsorth lessue s0cisi service g. 6 10
o'clock Revival service at 30 o'clock
Che revival services which hsvs been held
1urlt his week win such marked interest
and excellent results Will De continued
next week, R-v Mr. Lsdd being sssi-ted
by several prpmirent workers. from out Of
the city All are invited 10 stiead these
services.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16

Cll S. II. Allen, warden Of the STATE
Prison, Thom,ston, was Writing his old
frierds in Gsfdi er Thursday, Col. Ailer
IS always q welcome guest. He report
matters st the prison as very qIies and
running s'opg smoo hy There i, bat linls
,ickn 3. am og tie prisoners. who sre be
having unususliy well The gri3Te has m 'de
it, Appearance among he officers but NJ
fstsl results havs followed as yet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16

Mr. William Penney, one Of the oides
employees c the Msine Central, formerly
. lrcomo,iv. engineer, but lstteriy in charge
OF 5 m local department here. is very los
Ard perhaps msy not be alive when hi.
sppssr. IA pint Last summer it Wa
thought he could Dot live from one dsy &c
another. He is vel kno,n BY oil the rail
rad people and 9 great many others.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16

There sat two hares beneath tree.
When dag was nearly done,
And wondered what there was 10 SEQ
Behind that great red sun.
When, with a tread that none could hear
A merry sprite went past,
And through his horn. into their ear,
He blew. oh, such a blast
That up they spranr and off they few,
As only hsres can rare;
The playful sprite. he followed too,
And ns'er was such a chase!
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16

J D Hughes received letter Thursday
stating tt At the Hughes Bros. Of phiisdsi-
phis had opened the Philadelphia Tenth
Street Musical Academy under very fsvor-
sble su pises. They are both celebrated
artists ard are we'll kno~n in thi. city where
hey have appeared st several high class
concerts. Their Gardiner friends will wish
the n success.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16

SIN Jones says; q ut your me,nness. +"
God uurses sag 20 iit dosing babies With
sach mean stuff as Ca.tor Oil. Rhuosib.
SIENNA. etc, and give them DR. Hands
Pleasant Ply sic, . pssstatls. harmless and
certain remedy for consupssioa and nresu-
lsri'y Of bsbyhood. 1t never vsakens,
but strengthens /, toses the stomach,
live, AMI bowels, and Is 500 AID gentle in
actor, and very s0osbi g in infdsnce :"
Fo, SAL bv Chs. K Partridge Augusta.
Geo. W D TT, Wa.ervi.ie. C. II. branp,
HAiioseii AID Geo. &. Warren, Gard ner.
iuesly folfm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16

Mr.. ard Mrs E r. MAJ o, entertained
quite large party Of invited guests at
their residence on Thursday evening
Several hours we're pleasantly passed in q
g. cisi way, several foe pisno solos by
Skowhegan lacy adding to the attractions
If the evening. Refres hments were served
and The general testimony Of those present
is that the occasion sas one of general en-
J yment The party would have been con
sid srsby lager had he weather conditions
been more favorable
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16

Nosh Boothoy. Esq one Of the old re,i-
dents here, who in Years past held RESPONSE
sible position in town, is nov very feeble,
ami viii psohshiv last bu. 9 sherr time
longer. He is 81 years Of age AMI until
quite recently hiss been seen upon our
streets shout every pleasant day. He lie
perhaps the best known man in the city.
and held in high regard BY people Of all
classes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16

The O'Clock meetias tomlrr after
noon in the NJ C. A. rooms will be con-
ducted by Mr.. Geo A. Msttbe~s. superin-
iendent Of the Congregational Sunday
School Thi, forenoon 81 10 the business
meeting Of the junior department will be
held, and in the afternoon, from 8 10 4, tie
boys will be in the gymnasium.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16

j Q A Hsdtawsy, Esq of Episcopal
Ne hodist,' Baltimore, Md, writes with
much pleasure testify to the good effects
of DR., Bulls Cough Syrup in my family,
Have used it in many cases. and it always
gave entire satisfaction.
most sovereign remedy for pain OF shy
sort hiss been found in Saiv.tion Oil, This
great preparation can be bought everywhere
for % cents. janl6ll,folr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16

The Maine Manufacturing Company are
now making shout one thousand refiiger
atofs in fsrent styles and prices for she
market the coming season. they make q
fac article, and when there is market fer
refriserstots anyway there is lively Gail
for these from this establishment. This is
out one Of The various branches Of work
carried on st. this establishment, which is q
regular hive of industry st ali times of the
wear,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16
Chicago Produce Market.

CAIJGoo. Jan. Is
FLoDR-- dull, easy.
WHEAr-weak, lower; No. spring IS; No.
red. e5!
CoRs dull. weak; 20. =, 3si
OATS dull, Do =. rs;
BYE--ho. !, s2i
BASLEr-No. q. 80, No. faxseed. 9ol
Provisions-weak, lover,
PORK Mess, duh, l2ias %
LARD per 100 lbs, a. bad ia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16

A specisl from Msffs, lex says Wed
nestsy eight an attempt was made by III
armed body Of Mexicsrs to rob he Chile
silver mires at Shsfter in this county
the robbers were surprised BY detach-
ment Of Texas ranger, resisted stubborn
~ Sad were pu: to flight only after three OF
their number had been KILLED
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16

Harvey Seribner is rushed With work OF
ali Kids at his machine shops. Fharsds
rs shipped Single machine 10 Lawre c.
Bios. 8 u,h Gardiner, ard Saturday
another shing,e m.chine vent to pA,ties at
Iai RI. Mr. Saribt e''s shops are among
tne busiest places 10 Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16

Tha treschefous ice underneath The snow
Yesterday was too much for Col A G.
B I'M No dsmsye WAS done but the col.
onel remarked to q group Of friends at the
Hes lion, You ought 10 have seen rue so
down" A friend present said, Il should,
very much. col,nei ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16
Marrieo.

AkoJ sTOok,
Eoulton-Jan. 2. Herbert j. Booker of Rich.
moId TO Mis- nyrtie Cox II houl on
tioulton Jan 8 Samuel seward and Mss sa-
rah Love, both of New Lime rick.
CUMBERLAND.
Portland-george W strout and Susie E Edge.
comb both Of Portland.
Plessauidale-Jan II, Wills Pesrson OF
Portland and Miss Florence u. Walker Of Cape
Eta tpeth.
Westbrook-,Jau 6, Levi II. Robin'o on OF Wa
terboro and Miss Annie scriouer of Westbrook.
FRANKLIN.
Industry Jan. 7, Henry d. Casweli OF New
Portland and Mrs. Fame Hi ton, OF Ans.n.
kENNEBEt
Gardiuer-Jan. :, ihos. p. Pesse, OF St. Paul,
MINI, and Miss Maude l.. Tirrel Of Gardiner
Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16

Syecial cretis should be sccoried to Mrs.
Geo. +. Dawes in connection with the sac
cess Of the entertainment a. City Hsil
Thursday night. Sie has been very active
and fl 'iepi IN all the preliminary work,
and has bestowed much personal attention
20 .n TIE business details, and this is THAT
counts when the time comes for reckoning
mn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16

The meub ers u tue Ini class Of tbs
h gn school elected eis-s I'll srs yester.
lay noon with the faIlasing re.uit: Pres
Harry Koight; v. P, Lucretia Ring See
Z nth NJ L.rrabpe; Treas Frank Billings
Gus ness committee. s o. Aadrews, II. Il
5.syeY, Marion Pi. rec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16

Ths physicians estimate that vittia the
l4sl 80 ucnths ihsy have urstrd 30 less
.h.n 800 cases of uls ssiss and sill the sp!
!emic goes merrilly on sith .ugh Got qu5e
81 vigorously Many Of the older residSass
haye been victims
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16

The r dsewOod irr houses at Brsdstreets
Poi GA TIE east sd OF the river collapsed
faatsdsy afternoon and are 8 snapetess
mass CT broken um5ers. THY were
ecisd Ia 1853. the yea, ice was 30 scare
On tus Huoson, and have been unoccupis d
since
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16

At the rsopening Of toe rink Tnurs9sJ
eveOins ihrre was good number present,
and the receip's we're lsrger than the ex
peGses and the rssult on the whole 80
fsyorabe IS the manasers anticipated 8
Smile race WAS advertised between Geo.
Fortisr and Joseph Psoler- This latter
took the lead but Fartier passed MIN, AM
was in turn passed by Pool-r. After alb ut
IN lie bad been covered Forier ~ss taken
With ctsmp, and the race vas not finished l..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16
Electric Signaling.

Ia the Roysi Nsss, Exaiesio1 recea'ly
he q il Eo.lAud, Mr. Z + kelEsy *
b b ted .ys.. m OF signsin ne, spseisiy
sdsp'ed for marine Purposes, Upon =
France wers tx-d SIX 'oss Of Il can
de, esu; lamps, Nth nj amp, III esch 70 y.
Ths CONDUCTORS fem these lamps are co;-
Ne csed II - ksyo ard, like that of s'ype-
writer. When the A key IS pres 90, me
lette- A is show GA the frame ty the < ON
irg 0 f thirteen lsmps srrAng T. flim hst
letter the B ksf is pressed other ismi $
light up sad shoe 'he corresponding ieNef
sni 80 On for he rest of the siph bet en''
also for ihe numerals. BY the aid oi his
vice. psrsoas without ssh ! can both s'rd
And receive messages in the darkness Win
great ,ciHv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16
WATERVILLE LOCALS.

Rev. J W Sparks. rector Of ct. Msrk's
Episcopal church. ras been ,fiiicted with
the prevailing Epidemic for fortnight, but
has managed to attend the services in the
church which lie close by the rectory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16

A usslir o. 'h~ oSn. Mems Christian
As.act1Tion j. ca.ief 70. Bsxt H6ndss
sverIns a. tn 70 Ess sd evsrv gs,abe, is
= 4e.,ed - sst>na- Mr. c II J1hason
h nev general secretary will Dc present
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16

With public sentiment nothing can fail
without II nothing can succeed. CoDse
qusntly he who mods public sentiment
soes deeper THAI he who euscts statutes or
proaouucss decisions. He makes statutes
and decisious pos. bic or impossible to be
executed Abraham Lincoln.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16

Rev. G. ". Hipck ey was 10 have led the
gospel meetings Al the Baptist vestfy in
this ci'y, but he is sick with Ia grippe,
which i, he resson Of absence. II he re-
covers he will be here NJ It week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16

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