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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-30

Louis Pasteur the celebrated French
chemist and biologist completed his seven
tieth year on Wednesday, and the occasion
was especially honored by the French
Academy of Sciences in service of appre-
citation and respect. A quarter of cen
fury ago il was the French fashion to laugh
at Pastcur But today the laughter has
turned to lauiation. AMI the sufficient
scientific amusement has become an all
world amazement at the corrobora-
ton and vindication Of Pasteur's basic
theory the most of the diseases of
men and animals are caused by
parasites, anima,cules, bacilb, His
theory was first applied to curing the silk
worm plague. and bis finai success IN this
direction secured him prize of 1890 francs
from the Societe Encouragement, and 10,
600 forms from the Austrian government.
II was also in this connection that he con
fused the materialistic scientists of the world
by demonstrating that there is no such thing
as spontaneous generation"
To increase the honor conferred upon
this noble man by the French Academy of
Sciences. il is only necessary to recall the
fact that only twenty five years ago this
same famous academy adopted resolutions
censuring his audacity in promulgating his
new theory without the consent and iutiorse-
menf Of the scientific world. The world
surely moves. and moves steadily toward
truth and Justice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-30

waite compartment sleeping cars, drawing
room sieepers and superb dining cars, it
furnishes its oecupznts with every comfort
and convenience which coulH be desired by
the most fastidious.
While in its entirety il undoubtedly takes
rank with the finest trains in the world
there are two features of lis equipment
which deserve especial mention, for they
arr new departures in the western railway
world;
furnished in the most iuxarious manner
with comfortable arm chairs writing desks,
bookcases and well stocked buffet, from
which light refreshments are served. The
private compartment sleeping car is designed
especially for the accommodation of family
parties and ladies travelling without escort.
II is composed of ten separate compart-
ments, each complete in itself, and contain
ing washstand, hot and Geld running water
and all necessary toilet arrangements.
Aside from these two features, it is in
keeping with the rest of the service to say
that the supper served in the dining ear
after the train leaves Chicago is a meal cal.
eulated to please the epieure.
In a word, if you desire ~ travel in the
most comfortable manner and make the
trip to St. Paul, Minneapolis, or any point
in the Northwest, in the quickest time, be
sure that your ticket reads via the North
Western Line. Maps, time tables and full
information can be obtained upon applica'
| ton to any ticket agent or by addressing
w. A. ThralI, General Passenger and Ticket
| Agent, Chicago & North-W Western R'y, Chi.
eaQo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-30

The report Of the inspectors of prisons
and jsiis, which appears elsewhere in this
issue, contains many excellent suggestion s,
and will be read with general interest.
The inspectors report gratifying de-
crease in the number of convicts as com
pared with last year; they scout the idea
thai the prison can, by any possibility
BE- made self-sustaining, and in support
of this belief cite the fact that no
penal Institution in the country ID able to
pay its expenses. They very earnestly adj
rocate the repeal of the law prohibiting the
employment of more than twenty per cent.
Of the convicts in any given industry, and
sustain this position with some forcible
arguments. They also call attention
to the fact that the average number
of conyicts employed in the shops sssluring
the year was not far from 50 and that they
we're largely apprentices, and THAT, as a
result, their productive labor could not be
estimated as greater than that of forty paid
men iaboring outside the prison in similar
employments under similar conditions. All
the work in the prison is done by hand, so
that it is safe to say that its product would
not exceed tina, of twenty paid men working
in similar industries outside of the prison
with the aid of labor saving machinery.
They puncture very cifectually the idea
that any industry of the State can be Sc
riously affected BY the comparatively small
output of the prison. considerable portion
of which, il may be added, is disposed of in
other states.
In dealing with the question of partions
the report calls attention to the fact that
the records of the prison show that fifteen
and two-thirds per cent. of all the eonyicts
who have done time in the prison have
eventually secured their freedom by virtue
Of pardon. They express the opinion
that the Judge who sits in > case is the best
qualified to determine what constitutes q
proper sentence for the punishment of an
offence. and for the protection Of society.
The reports upon the various county
jaiis are in the main favorable, although a
great chance for Improvement is pointed
out in few cases.
The report closes with tabaisfe,i state
meaa Of the assess and liabilities of the
6ssfe rsisea By which the assets are shown
70 Be- ssi.as5 -. wiGle tbs liabilities are
- ,;ss4.s5. making the net assets Ss3. SOL q.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-30

The name Of Walter z. Gresham Is being
mentioned as possible member of Cteve'
lands cabinet and his selection is by No
means an impossibiliiy. There are in all
parties class Of men who believe that posi-
tons Of responsibilities and trust are espec-
tally fitted for political converts, while the
eold side of the door is the proper and legit-
innate place for the men whose loyalty has
never been in question. It remains to be
seen whether Mr.. Cleveland is affected by
such opinions. Judge Gresham is a sore
head. so long "a there seemed to him to be
some chance for securing the Republican
presidential nomination, he was a most en-
thusiastic party man but when he became
convinced that his outlook In that direction
was hopeless he lost little time in joining the
Democracy, giving his friends to believe
for some time after he had made this radi-
cal flop. that he was still a Republican, but
with modified views upon the tariff question.
Such men as Gresham, who permit their
personal disappointment to warp their
Judgment and embitter their spirits. are not
the ones 10 be elevated to high positions of
nublie trnst
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-30

One cent day. That is a very small sum. II
means AT most but 49, II in the working year.
Yet II properly applied, one cent a day will work
wonders. For instance. it will secure 10 every
reader Of the Daily kennebec JOURNAL In u year,
a library of twenty-five volumes of standard
works well printed and handsomely bound in
ornamental cloth. II is a sum so small that there
one but can afford il and when the oppor.
tunity is presented as 1t Is now by the JOURNAL
10 obtain good books for this merely nominal price
there should be no hesitancy in accepting it, The
JOURNAL Book Coupon is printed for the first
time in this issue. fouftse en- of these coupout
numbered eonsecutively, mailed to, or presented
at this Office with fourteen cents in cash, cent
for each coupon, wpi entitie the holder to select
any book from the Thousand volumes of standard
works purchased to be distributed among JouR-
NAL readers. Orders for books to be sent by mail
must in all cases, be accompanied by sufficient
stamps, cts, to pay postage. II Ia not necessary
10 begin with coupon No !. Begin with any NUN
Der and fourteen coupons eoLsecutively numbered
there.from will do. When vou have fourteen,
come 10 the office and ger your book but do not
stop at that, save up fourteen more and get an
other book and keep on while this offer lasts.
JOURNAL readers everywhere are entitled to this
offer IF any reader cannot easily reach an agency
where books are TO be had. send in the coupons
with fourteen cents and six cents additional for
postage and the book will be mailed.
All who want these books should order the pm.
per at once. They will not only get the books but
! he best daily newspaper in the State. Ever,
reader who saves the coupons is entitled to n
book every fourteen days under the conditions
named on TN. coupon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-30

wssssss. th< t<s5ssssass q iiss -tsse q
fs>frnf. pyobssssti ~ xiseadassf 20 the tsasfs*s
f,om ~ IS ssste ~ Msiss, By issseses sepsssss
Atvs1 =. tsssi, Ar foiisy-NtS I'll
tts-6lsg. pro.sasss for an ta~essseass pssi.-
Gs..,s,red Twssshiyd.t Of both byxaek~- 81 the
jsz9sSsftsr evsesrfsns, that the CsazfitsssoH OF
th,s -ss5e - sr.sH,i4s .. fo'ls~s
slsfibss 10 sfnre anasr fts Consultation n Hrs
state wbo sasIt ass be sbir 10 rad The Gshsfsfs
es Z r. Es.h s..s @.s w.t. y. sa ~,
ssstsd II pj.gassi 1.assisfy from semsiiiar
wisA ~ fsttagsIfsoss a.,r TO say per-on sir, seg
sss 70 rshf 70 sess. apr 70 any fsfssa ss.e .i,sn
~ yssrs u ase - sp~sra~ 81 fhs time this
sassslus<nf .haif isks sssef
k<s.fasd, That ~ aitlssmea p s1'iest sei.st
stsss. ssr h<yefy empowered and directed %
ass3fy fHe inhabitants " t~a Respective cities
TOWNS aud pisnsss,eas IN the apsnusf pfsssris'ed
W. ~. ~ RE sasasa meeting ~ sspfsasbsr
e5s>eeeH hundred asd nsnssy two. 70 give IN tssis
rSfs(ppeB the sBfBdaseaf 5rvpossd 10 the fsfs
pAs1 sspfse s,a The ,s~s.aoa si.s!t .. shsI
liz constitution be- Hesdsd osz ta change the
,fs@linesiion % ystefs, - pfti~s-ed IN said re-
-oise;" aud NE ialssfiasnss Of sasd cites towns
aud pisssssios,s, ,hsil soss ~ ballot 90 iaa st~
s,ye,r and tis,ss attssei saflax ns.f nnoH issIf
haitnfs, and tke bs ipfs shaiI b. received, sorted
assd enasssd ard sserisses u epsa ward. tswn al
t,isnfsf,eu metflsg, and fair lists Of The ya'ss
.itaii h. roass sut BY the aldermen ~ cities,
zeiecfgsrp n tgriH and asssssors 81
plantations. aad .irasd BY them, md
att~.se.i ny III. clerk asd fefufeed 10 she osr. u
The secretary bf state. In .ia same manner -
VOTES fas Representatives, and the tiovernsr sad
Gosnel shall Dpss and examine ssd fsfsnse the
same. and B.aks refsrh thereof 10 fbs merit Isats
lsfnre ADD n shall appear THAI fhs niaiosst3 u
The votes es<t and fetafued The question y 10
fssor Of a,id aIi,eHainaDi ths constitution s'iail
DO amended ssssfdiHglY, Aga the amendment
xttah u 4 thu contribution. am tht
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-30
STATE OF MAINE.
4 Proclamation BY the GoceFHor.

wux.y,a m. r.,,,.,a,... Of IN. s,.,. -,
usius ~ ~. eonenr,,,n, sot,. 81 bntb h,anehe.
,h.,,a, ,,ra,a..,, an .,nrnsmept ta t,,s T,nsti,,,
,i,r ~ ,ts s,a,s, ~ vain. h. neso,yss a,,rasnj
uss.h a. t-oi A. f,liu,xs ia ait
~ ~ - " - -
HtS8LN - concerning M amendment 81 the
htus"n' "th'if' 10 appointment OF Nsl"f-
sntt,enefai
hssoiNrn ihst tht fphoNths amendment !" th'
Constitution OF thit Star PC proposed tor the nc
ton OF ne legal voters OF th,s STATE ~ the manner
ttuv!nrt W ihv CONSTITUTION. nsacit section J.
s1icte o. tht Constitution p nus state = hereby
hmthded 80 ttaf 'hs same siiail rra'i q. fellows
'shf j. ihe maloi generals shstl De elected
bf 20. senate ann ho"s OF tsepfrs'mthtiNes eaeh
having negative ON the other. ihe aal"iani
general ana quarter master general shsll be az
poured ~ w ,,os.rbot hui ths anlntaht s'ii-
Graf shnu psrtpfm tl,t a",ses or gunfict ma,ltr
MAJOR generals and btishhief generals ant the
roinanoh's n'hs'tS 81 t,siihehi. aan usttai'nns
snMi spponi th"f tesf+c.he stas "Heefs, shd al
military ",hesfs sHal De commissioner oY fhs
aovernor-
Resolved lhM the sfethish OF etties, we select
men q 'e~nN aaa 'he ss-etsefs pt TOE several
pisntatlca- @ th,s state are hetres empowered
and aifeeteu " he'is 70. snt.fs of thr.f respect
i've eif,ss; towns SUD plantations ~ IN. manner
prescribed ov ~" ~ Use ms'StihE ~ Stptfnhet, ~
ins year o. our 'arn oif 's,a-aan e,gi't hundred
ana hinsN I'VE. !" CIV ~ sstif VOTES upon 'hr
amendment Proposed 20 the tHesetox resolution
ana TIE luesfsoa shs'l ne' sfaii the constitution
hc smtnara a. proposed " : Resolution OF the
Lsgislsinrr providing that tue sdla'ant general
snu i'"tsrmastsf Fsntrsl sbaH ee
appeinfra hs tnf .essrnos and inc
tnhhet.ans I'VE sad ofies, towns
sau psn'ailon- ssia we've w panot eh sald IAes-
tby N. word yes. upon their ballots and Those
opiN,ssa 70 tine ahsaam.st expressing ~ ay ~"
word mo, nioa sieir haiissss and the ballots
shsli be received. serted soanicd ami declared ~
list. q thr voice so I'd shall be nsde and re-
turned TO ihe Secretary Of state "a tie sane niaf'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-30
psr,ec,iea in Trave,,iss.

At6P. NJ. daily. one of the hsInsIsomest
trains in the United States and known -
the North Wesfern Limited leaves the pas
senrer station of the North Western Line
in Chicago on its journey to St. Paui and
Minneapolis. the twin cities Of the NORTH
west. vcstibulesi throughout. and equipped
with buffet. smoking and library cars, pri-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-30

The famine 10 North Finland Is incssss
ing. and there il movement In Sweden u
reaew the Subscriptions Of lass year for shs
all Of ths starving FinisGasr. Although
die famine i rsgiag in Kassian territory
yet the Firms, on account of their old af-
sxchmsnf to Sweden. look % the svsds'
rather than 10 the Russ,sss for assistance
The emigration Of Films 10 receiving Z
great impetus or secoant OF the famine
~i.ich 10 prevalent chiefly among the agri'
cultural classes. who were unable. owing
70 the scarcity Of corn hast year, TO Proyiis
anything for winter. Many villages aye
.no~ bound, and it Is feared that *hols
communities have persisted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-30

acess ss<smess shus hsss srFised q
Aneficsa posfs The pass vsek, reTss rass-
ualIy cold ssd stormy v<setes. snd nssy
bring stoss&s Of sees8epts The Rotterdam,
shsch arrived IL Nev Yssk Wednesday ,vss
sltsfbed wifi. ice. and - va II Norman
dir, shirh left Hasre December n. AstilI
ssaisisr story 10 toid by the large number Of
essnf.< sss.m<Fs. sm<ss which are tie
1.ssIsnis. shinesn days from Liverpool;
DIS Rissio, s~ensy-four days saf ffnni Ant
wsrp Dsaro, fourteen days from sbietis ;
and the Boston City and Brssish Crown. both
.sxs.<n DAYS sat from t<gusl1n.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-30

The American Pablo Health Association,
at recent meeting in the city Of Mexico,
adopted q resolution with the object Of urs'
ing Congress To establish 4 national public
health service With responsible bead and
large advisory council of sanisarisns who
should represent, as nearly as possible, the
health boards = Of the several
states. Under the constitution The
functions Of such q board must be chief
~ advisory, but it may be fairly assumed
40 local health authorities would dare to
disregard its reeommen daiions, and the IA
eilities !, would naturally possess for earl,
information of the existence Of contagious
disease In foreign countries would provide
for very serious defect now existing IN
our sanitary system. We believe that such
an organization Of such a board for the
benefit Of the health and commerce of our
coantry should be an early step in reform
ing our system,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-30

The gold shipments from New York dur
ing the last few days have been less than
ON The first Of the week. and no more are
expected for = week. The money market.
however. il somewhat affected BY prepasa-
tons for the heavy January disbursements
nj inkefset md siixidends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-30

The special car containing the remains of
Mr.. Lambsrd, accompanied by relatives
and friends, arrived on the evening train.
Sheriff Stevens will on Saturday next at
so =. NJ, give all of his deputy sheriffs a
dinner at the Cony House. All deputies are
cordially invited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-30

Have yon ever seen prices f,r the same goods
as low? We think not. Possibly you did not see
in the above list the article yon wished for: we've
got 1t, and the price is in slime proportion as
above.
We desire to impress you with the fact that We
u reliable, registered drug house, and that any
article which We sell you We guarautes in every
respect. and handling. a. we do, such quantities
of goods assures you that our medicines will be
perfectly fresh and nice.
We make a specially of mail orders to be ship
ped by freight express when ca-h accompanies.
They will receive the same attention which you
would personally.
These prices are very low, BY selling stacks of
goods there may be Il little nancy in Il for ,
but there's lots for you; don't you think so
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-30

No notice whatever Will be taken Of unsigned
eomAanicasfons.
TMK JoekxAL CANNOT BIZ HELD REsroSsIELE
sok THE PRESERVATION on Rkrrgy OF REJEcr-
HI CONCENTRATIONS.
Address all Recommendations relating TO ssoscsir-
toes and advertisements to DarietsA fiynt.
rsbesAers, Augusta. Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-30
MAINE GOSSIP.

Bro. Brackets pretty holiday Sea Breeze
blew over from Belfast during the 'below
zero weather few days ago-and pos
sibly 1t might have had something to do
with bringing on the turn of mild weather
following. Anyway 1t was bright idea to
get up a Christmas Sea Breeze, and Christ
MAJ lads" pay. Brother Bracket had lots
of them of different colors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-30

Ms oil over town now and I'm victim !!
What? The Grippe! Well who's afraid of
the Grippe when they have Adamson's Bo-
tanic Cough Balsam in the house. Take it
and help to get the Grippe out of town.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-30

There is now good prospect that in the
near future a bell will be placed in the tow
er Of the Methodist church in Westbrook.
On Christmas day Mrs. Maria PlnInmer, a
member of the church, pledged $500 for
that purpose, and other sums will be forth
coming.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-30

T.. e. Dollver, the well known tailor OF
HIS city, has invented a window fastening.
which, in the opinion of carpenters and con-
tractors, is bound to revoluiionize the win
low fastening business. The fastening isa
simple little arrangement, automatic in ac-
iion and is without springs or gearing. II
Is strong and sersiceable, AMI cannot be
broken in use. 1t is made of carbonized
steel, and is really an ornament 10 the win
low. stock company is soon to be
formed and mandatory started here. II
looks as if there was fortune in IT Tor
somcbody.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-30

The Law Society of Toronto. Canada, has
passed resolution admitting women to
practice Law in all the courts in the Prov
inees.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-30

| Many woman shrinks HOE, ,.'a.,emea,s
physician about functional oe, sn. IN i.
snI weakness, and prefers 10 suhes - ,eg.
hence. She is sad and peu'ise. aAi p, ~
ieet Of her ailments will prove s, ,gs NOS.
Il NAV cos, her her life. one ., ' Ssa bad
stiIlful physicians Of the day . sno a' pecu-
va - omen has prepared remedy ss', =
tAo - - ;os,,imable all to them. we 'sis o,ly
y. o. p;s,css Favorite Prescription. the os
~. IN ~, xoman's peculiar ~eakn sas :
Iel h s;i,nsrt. soId by druggists ui1sa :
a ana guarantee from the manuise's, e,,e
that il will give satisfaction J"
or money refunded: ---
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-30

Mrs. Benz. Copp is suffering from
fracture of the right leg, caused by fall
In her house in the Riverside block.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-30

Several young gentlemen gave german
Al Grand Army hall Wednesday evening
aud about Is couples participated. 1t was
very pleasant informal affair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-30

Judge A, G. Andrews will deliver his lee.
ture s.What Shall the Harvest Be-" before
the Y. p. c. L. ut lIallowell, Sunday even.
ing. This is the lectare he gave before the
Y. 2. C. U. of this city few weeks ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-30

The following prison conyicts have been
removed to the Insane Asylum in this city !;
Thomas j. Libby of Scarboro, who was
convicted of the murder of a Miss Snow in
City hotel. Portland, sentenced Oct. 2,
1885, for life. Gabrielle DE Rosa of Port
land, who was convicted Of the murder of
his brother, on the street in Portland, sen.
fenced Oct. |, 1892, for life. Milford W.
Smith of Warren, who was convicted BY
4. s., district court of "mailing obscene
matter" sentenced Dec. >, 1858, Cor six
years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-30

Dr. WOodbury's AntidOte,
used in wineglassful doses creates healthy
appetite, so essential to good health. Sold
by Druggists everywhere.
d&wchwky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-30

1
The JduRSALs mention of the new Coz
umban stamps brings to mind the stamps
issued by the government just prior 10 'ie
| Centennial These stamps respresfn'eo
the finest engraving then known, anu III
stead of vignettes bore a series OF iiiuS'f@
tons that were designed to depict TIE W
velopment of the country. One stamp hofe
the illustration OF locomotive, another
steamboat, one a postriier. O'he'' had ms
torical pictures, one Of the sigsng OF the
Declaration Of Independence. One stamp
the size of three cent stamp bad The pc
ture of the landing Of Columbus. Inc
stamp most used was q green three cen'
stamp which appeared on envelopes iu'
nished by the department. IL was VI wv
shape Of q shield and hal 10 the TWO "PPe'
most corners I77s and lsiG~belo" an e'n'
bossed picture ~ a postrider AMI u"'ei
this the illustration of fast mail. Peope
| who visited the Centennial will rememo'i
those stamps being printed, rolled pa'N'
| and done MP in packages of 70 BY MA
| chine in the government building. The SUI
iects selected as the prominent features
| of the Columbian stamps we're eonsp'eu'''
events connected with the discovery u
| America.
The portrait of Columbus is the same ~
| that used on the souvenir coin. Pia'N'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-30

A singing school is soon to be started I'M
Ter the auspices of the Y. NJ. c. A.
Twenty lessons will be given by an A |
teacher Those contemplating to attend
will do well to leave their names at the Y.
| NJ. G.. A., office (where further information
may be learned regarding the school at
once as the class will be limited In numbers.
Open to both sexes. Further particulars
will be given later. The young people
should not let this opportunity of attending
singing school so much needed in our city
20 BY nnheeded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-30

Samples of these books can be seen at the JOrR-
Nal counting room or at any of the stated agen-
cies.
The books not for sale and will only be given
out TO holders Of coupons. The list printed else
where in this issue viii give all an idea of tht
books.
This is an excellent opportunity to secure books
for Christmas presents to friends.
JOURNAL patrons can secure these books at the
following places:
Wateryille, JOURNAL Headquarters. at Music
store.
Augusta, at the JOURNAL counting room.
our readers can samples of these works at
any time by calling at any one of the above named
places Orders for books 10 be sent by mail should,
all cases. be addressed TO
BUgLEIGH FLYST,
Augusta, Maine.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-30

II is said the microscopic "B" on the
Columbian coins has a meaning. 1t is this
The man who makes the dies is named
Barbour and the b is his private trade
mark.