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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-22
In Busy Maine,

The Canadian Pacific Railway Company
now have three hundred men at work on
their liue between Henderson and the
boundary, lifting track. hailas,ing and build
ing water trouyhs. This is in view of the
contemplation of a very fast train service
10 be inaugurate,l in the near future. which
will have for it. objective point the running
of solid trains through from Halifax IN
Chicago.
Work i progressing favosshly on the
foundations of the Waverley mill at Pitts
field. Another steam derrick has been set
up this week. and another hand derrick
goes up in a fex days. 1t is an animated
scene about fftv men are employed BOW
mostly ON stone work aud i'll the trenches.
4 crew of brick layers are at work on the
big chimney. and new have il up some
twelve feet.
The Portland Company his. received a
contract for four more OF those large diges-
tiers for the Holland Falls Pulp Company
of Enfield, Me They will soon have to
put on 4 night crew in addition to their reg
ular force. They have been compelled to
put on - additional workmen. and have
advertised all over the country for skilled
workman.
President \. \. Bafieigh of the Bangor
s Aroostoak Railroad Company, who was
in Bangor Tharstisy reports that excellent
progress Is being made In every section of
tue q. 4 A. railroad. Abont ten miles of
the line from Ilonlsun has already be, n
graded and the work is going along in sn
entirely satisfactory manner. The cor
tractors are busters and they have first
-a,e equipments for the building of the road.
1t Is probable tia, the work of Laying the
rails viii begin at the Brownvilie end next
month
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Summer Hints for the Poultry Yard.

Chicks can be made TO grow during the
summer as well as in spring, if extra care
be given. To test this matter We recently
made an experimen: which shows that the
success or failure depends upon the farm
er. A brood of chicks, that were Matched
the first of June, were allowed to run with
their mother in Il yard with the large
fowls. The chicks were ten in number
and were strong, hearty and active. They
could come outside of the ward at pleasure
and grain food was always plentiful fol
them One by one they were reduced. b,
unknown causes, until but four remain
which do not grow, they being hut little
over half Il pound in weight. though eigh;
weeks old Every condition seemed favor
able to their success, but as Il brood the,
are a most miserable failure.
Another lot of seventeen, Matched by
two hens, were given 10 one hen, and the
hen confined in ii coop. with small run
| 'ntil two weeks old the chicks were no,
allowed outside of the run, but after that
age they were permitted to run IN and out
of the lath enclosure at will. They are
four weeks old only one has died, and
they are larger than the first lot of chicks
and are growing rapidly, as well as being
strong and thrifty.
Now, what is the cause of the difference
1t is easily explained. The second lot
were not compelled to follow the hen con.
stan,ly, and they had greater variety of
food, as well rs being protected from
cats hawks and rats. Variety could not
he given the first lot, AS the hens in the
ward secured it, and the chicks were kept
back by the adults. The second lot were
given potatoes, chopped meat, stale bread
and wheat was kept before them. Not one
was exposed to rains. and their slccpin.
quarters could be kept clean with greater
ease. They gave no more trouble than the
first lot Care and attention is a saving of
labor and expense. 1t did not pay to
neglect the first lot. as onc-lalf died and
the others are stuntcd in growth Mir, T
and Farmer
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CogAROLY ATTACK


. WEST SUPERIOR. Wis. August 2l.-The
strike at the steel work. has been regarded
A. ended the places OF the strikers having
been filled and the guards about the mill
gradually Withdrawn.
Late last night, Andy Gardner and j. W.
Jones, members of the Amalgamated
Association who deserted the strikers and
returned 10 work started to walk 10 the
steel plant division i'll this city. five miles
from West Superior.
When midway on their journey at Il dark
and nnfrequentcd place. they were attacked
by . men, supposed to be Analgamated
men. Five shots were fired and knives
were used freely. Before the police arrived
the assailants bad disappeared.
Jones was cut and beaten until insensiblc
inI Gardner is missing. 4 telephone mes
sage from the plan; says he is undoubtedly
dead. The Amalgamated men are being
arrested AS fart rs found Seven are al
real, in custody. Jones may die.
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An Old Cattle Droyer.

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greatest interest is stock raising was then
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-22
LIZZIE BORDEN


Fai, ElyEg. august 2i--ht O'clock on
M,u g,y Afternoon Miss Lizzie 4 Borden
v Il b, placed at HE bar Ia thu district court
a. be- * uaiArd upon u complaint eilartifig
hrr with ,ae ipurier of her father. Andrew
j. iiorirn, Oh August 4.
+, IT the officers. who have been at work
Oh the sasc stivu! have come know ledge
wIi,., BE- IA GIT want and who might not
Ia "a. lhr tan at the hearing, Mr.. Jennings
has -.~tira Il SUMMONS In all " them to
algs.ar - witnesses for the defence.
1l,n- h., make, himself sure OF the nature
ot their csi lrncc.
Nf. jcuHing, j. hard at work on his end,
brt -, uMiiIS.
II j. undcrstnod tina; the government case
Is nJg thoroughly prepared, as City Mar
,hl iI,.liard aul Detective Neayer spent all
,I.,s ,e,frrrt and TO-DAY al New Brdtord
in consultation on the matter with MIR.
X ,or lfp".
rhr .iltcrr. are confident Of amply sus-
tanning their ;,o-itIun at the hearing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-22

GOSSIP OF THE ORANGES.

Starring Grange, North Fayeite, will hold
an all-daN meeting "Wednesday, Sept. {,
/ With fine programme.
! The next meeting of Amlroscoggin County
/ Pomona Grange will be held with Lake
/ View Grange AUBURN Wednesday, Sep
I tcmbcr I.
I torinna Grange Is making arrangements
/ for the coming far to be hol!en next month
at that village. Nj farmers are invited to
bring samples of their husbanar,.
| Vt the meeting of Cumberland county
! Pomona grange at Yarmouth August. our
/ duty TO our district schools, and the teach
/ iue in our common schools were discussed
I West Mnot Grange held field meeting
| at the resilc OF W. +. Leland on Sat
ur.lav last. Members OF Excelsior Grange
were also present. and Il COOL time was
! enjoyed.
Grange corporation ut Bryant's pond, is
nearly completed. 1t will he dedicated
about the first of September and it is cx
pccted that it will he quite an interesting
event.
The Canton t,rauge had a field day fcsti-
val with their Worthy Master W. ". Rose
and Secretary Mrs. Sarah i. Rose at their
residence Saturday afternoon. About
sixty were present and were royallt enter
tanned.
The Garlan Grange had made arrange
uicuts for literary contest to begin on the
9Th inst. but as that day was stormy the
series v i'll commence at the next meeting,
1t is hoped that all the members of the
grange will interest themselves in this liter
AIRY work.
York County Pomona Grange meets with
Maplewood Grange at Parsonsiield, Thurs
day, August 2Sth Question for discussion
Resolved, That the grange better supple
ments the common school as sn educator of
and for the producing classes than the High
School and Academy.
Lake View Grange of Auburn lately
received three applications and had the
promise of several more. The members
arc giving Il series of entertainments to
secure a fund with which to repant and
decorate their hall. At their last entertain
ment So was netted. The grange is ont
Of debt and has quite a sum already in the
treasury.
South Branch Grange, Prospect. is pros
pering: II new members have Joined of
late ana the meetings are large Last
TUESDAY evening patrons to the number of
10 paid A visit to Granatc Grange, North
ecarsport, ami the evening was pleasant
AMI the programme OF our nearby TRANCE
was excellent. Besides the reading' decia-
nations, questions. remarks etc. there was
a larger numter OF good singers than tall !"
the lot OF most oranges ana All were ready
and wiling he Master. A. ,. Stinson I
pVersecr Frank 1rundy, Brother curtis /
and the young sister organlst- with others, |
gave MS songs on the end OF the pfogran'ine.
Every bhIN wa BiIltN entertained. nit tiit q
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The fourth annual meeting of the W lilo
Horse Breeders is to be held on their paek
at Belfast on "Wednesday and THURSDAY,
Aug "a and Is, with the following list of
stakes, paid up entries. and not paper
horses. which will come to time barring
unavoidable reasons:
STAKE No. l.. Foals of 1881. l.. C..
Morse, Liberty. names r. 8. Ross Wilkes !:
VIM. A. Morrill,. Belmont b. I. Trixey /;
+. X. Daggett, Sandy Point, b. {. Lue
Wilkes; c. b. Wellington, Albion, (. 5.
Touchstone; Baysiew Stock Farm, Bel
fast, b. I. Anticipation,
SrAKK No. .. Foals of iS.u. :. Il.
Hartman L Son. Swanyiile, b. 5. Frank D.. !:
Geo. q. Holmes. Walio. b. I. Syndicate.
l.. &. Morse. b. ). Glen Seer; II. NJ. Bean,
Camden, b. (. Camden Girl; e. l.. Well
ington, Z. +. Pauline; Vim. $. killman,
Prospect. b. 5. Josiah; II. T.. Haley. Mon
roe, b. 5. Milton c.. Ba, view Stock Farm,
T. +. &. l.. C.-s.
STAKE No. 3. Foals of 1889. L. +.
Grant, +. jackson, b. f. Miss Day Dawn;
W. II. Richards, Belfast TO. Earihrook !;
ii. NJ. Bean r. 5. Camden Boy; l.. c.
Morse, b. f. Patio Rolfe: c. t. Weliing-
ton, blk. f. Headlight; Blanchard Bros,
Sandy Point, blk. &. Black Dan; IL. f.
Haley, ch. +. Lady Goodrich; Baysiew
Stock Farm, b. f. Lady Esty: VI. c.
Marshall, oh. :. Young liaroldsoa-9.
STAKE No. 1. Foals of lSsS. Blan-
chard Bros. b. $. Max. Oscar A. Shibles.
Wellington, .. f. Combine. John +. Libby
Belfast, b. 5. Ira So.
W. Simpson, Thomaston, b. 5. Mahumet
Geo. A. jackson, North Searsport b. 5.
Geo. Rolte, X. l.. Mirth, Belfast b. 5.
Kenneth, Mudgett Bros. Belfast, br. 5.
Philips, II. 4. Haley, Dr. z. Tilton.-5.
SrAkE No. 1. 80 Glass. J. II. Gates
Jackson b. 5. Vic;or's Last, l.. I. Bessey
Thorndike, b. z. Ledo Boy, {. w. Stimp-
son, b. ). Nelson Jr., Geo. A. jackson, blk.
:. Egypt, Chas. 4. Lane, Brooks, Z. $.
kingpin, W. c, Marshall, Belfast, b. g
Sea Breeze.
The Association has also offered special
purse of 500 for 80 class, in which the
following have been named: :. J. Gushec.
Camden, bl. s. Frank Nelson W. c. Mar
shall. Belfast, b. 5. IIarollson; H. NJ.
Lowe, Fairfield, ch. M. Halle; +. +. Dear
born, Newburg, b. IN. Dottic u. C. Il. An
drews. Bangor, br. 5. Naumkeag; J. Is.
Wiswell, Ellsworth, b. 5. IIyronemous.-G
The program AMI order of races will be
AS follows:
FIRST DAY. Aug u, +. VI. Yearlns
colts, j entries. 20 class, ) entries. .
Year Odds, entries, field of youngsters
worth seeing.
SECOND DAY. Aug. -, p. NJ. 3 Year
Odds, entries, and the handsomest and
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there are 50 MANY chances Of failure. and
the failures coHie so far SNORT Of iniing
good places at good prices, that farmers viii
do much better to give attention to the lines
Of breeding in which there are greater
probabilities of success These are
80 varied that each nay exer-
else bis individual preference. BIT with
eoartaers, roslsters AMI draft horses the
axiom above quoted viii always hold COOL
4 breeder .honlI. of course, aim to pro-
,Eaee only the very best. But in these lines,
if his eiEorts fall a little short of attaining
the 'lesirs.l standard, yet COOL animal Of
any of these types is aiwars rcasiily salaole
Ut price that will allow a good profit. Aud
a ver,i just here--,lont hold fairly good
horse for a fancy price. Get your money
out ar soon as ypu can. AMI then turn II
again q hesly -. h. Reeve ia Farmers
Home
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Railroad Interests.

The Portland and Rumforl Falls Rail
road Company are contemplating AN rxten
sion of their line from Mechanic Fall
either by wa, of Poland Springs to Port
land, or directly into Lewiston and Auburn
The preliminary survey is now in progress
The Lewiston journal says: "A vast in
crease of business will surely come to ,hes,
two cities from Mechanic Falls, Canton
Rumford Falls, Dixti"ll and all along tn,
line of the Portland 4 l.umford Falls road
if the extension comes this way. II is
tangible prize worth striving for; it isn't
,lrnlm :"
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YELLOW FEVER
Killed One Of Crew and Mate Mas Unknown
Disease Taken 10 Hospital.

schooner Rosa Mueller, Met learn fuoul
Sauto, Rrazil, July 3rd, in ballast, of and
foa Portland. Me, arrived here this morn
ing for medical assistance. She reports
that the first day out, otta Fliasson. Il
Swedish Seaman, vas taken sick with yell
low fever and died July >th being buried al
s,J.
August atlt, the first mate, jaime, Morri-
sey. WINDSOR y. s., was taken sick with
an unknown disease, and was taken to the
marine hospital here today. The Mueller
had line weather, with light casterlv winds
Turing the most of the passage. She pro-
ccr,ied To her destination this afternoon.
The Disabled schooner. Mary lan-do
before reported, was to~cd to New York
today by the steam tug Elsie.
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Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Advancement OF Trains in Eject Igne rs, 1892

sOiya WEST 4. VI. for Lewiston
FaFuIHytpn i.ockiand, Portland. IL -sgh atd
Montreal ~ cad Am \. " for iialiuseli Oar
ainrr and south Gardiner ID aud lb-l / u
far BfunsNcs, Ls.WistDn fafpiiHS i1s. E"' slisii3
PDrtlsn'. tsd Boston. connecting s'r " bite Nom
tais FDHts and ilScisTc IN T.. 'of iishg"'3
s.sfslils4f and -DaiiY ',HEiissr. fi5 AMI i.1 T. VI
Tor EggHsstrs. Bath, Portland, EoHfDa. Il J" 4.
" far iispsrit. Garner and -Yaiif 'ariiscr
iifn T. Il night itllnisua "srfF night i"f IL"
thu Bath, EG.s iihd. Portland dpi l"-tpHt "a
4 II srsry aight M Pa0ifid aad b1-l1B.
sOINa EAST -i-45 5 " nighi ,rI"-sl .'.f
Skosit-gaA. h,ifisi, Hanger, Far iiafi"r. -
-ssphslt.. NJ. jpi'H ai sfp-,.GpA cunt 3- . \
" every night for Hanger snd Ear iiafh1i 30
A. ". for Natrrrtiif. aud ~k0ShvGan aht
ny waitlug - sirf. la" .1r B3pKW shf Bli
liarl.or. ii AMI "a, r. 80 fpf NairHi!!c, Hak
iand NDTIh Mason, HJlgi..tst, ska b. a, IL l.tst
Ih,ytT, F0gspsn Hanger Bar Uutpr. ~ -t'yl'ns
-. John asd trab-taok tounty ri.si d - =,
fnr waterydir. aud sundays only 81 % 81 \. VI
inr Ha0p.r.
The Slgh' rulfean FINN. gplng rt-t 81 81 \
81, sonrg erst ~ tlt"P. ", run "ash ~sH "Eef{
night. -pn'lag Included, teiu-rliug "r ie~4stpn
md Eoeklaad. Yu' n"t 10 >kn@h' AN ~ Mnn'il'y
morning. ar 80 i."ifast, il"Ntrr, "r bcf"nd han
gar. rAa'PtinS ~ Ear iilubor, On sgbdn} nom
tngs
" aHd Fest A. ~ T.. ". run dliy. SUNDAY ~
ciu,ic'i, between Boston, Lewiston. Bath, Bangor
and II Jdhi.
night ESprr.. going Ea.t rs "a n. and @es
~ Ia \, " run every night bet~rcn Boston
AaTOMMoDtTIny TRAIN for Augusta
irsyr. eu'Iih hlTdiucr . Uand lhtn \. NJ iftJ
aud i.a, T. ,f,HrtiinSf. u - tna in.i0 \. VI lt1i
sud 8. = llhlloecll @. 81 aud m-ti A n,
lIn and Z - - VI
rhrmsh 'tcsrts tn California and all poiut-
south md wei may Do, hml Of b. II. Walker
trktt agent, AuNt.ta. 'ir Dnly otiicf iH Augusta
s"llIng va MI routes ,Bd checking baggage frcc vi
eNprD-r.
Fay SON TlrCkEE, Vice Pres. Z Ien1 Manager
,. =. BopfHBl. Zeal rns1. and iitkct Aga
ts.aEEHa
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Hear, disease is usually supposed 10 b,
incurablc, but when property treated II
large proportion of eases can he cured.
Thus Mrs. Elnira Hatch Of Elkhart Ind.
an Mrs. Mary l.. Baker of ovid Mich.
were cured after suffering 2o years. =. e,
hamburger. druggist At san lose, ILL.,, says
that DIR. Miles New Heart Cure. which
cured the former. worked won hers for
his wife" Levi Morgan of buchanan.
Mich. who had heart disease for 20 years
saws two bottles made him feed Ike Now
man" Dr. Miles Ncw Heart Cure is sold
and guaranteed by Bowditch Webster 60.
Book of wonderful testimonials free.
oct2 1deod&w Is.
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The holding of a Worlds Fair in city
scarcely fifty years old will be a remarkable
event, but whether it wil really hencii, this
nation rs much rs the discovery of the
Restorative Ncr'inc by DIR. Franklin Miles
is doubtful. This is just what the Ameri-
can people need to- cure their excessive
nervousness dysp,7.sia, headache. dizziness,
sl"cplessncSs. neuralgia, nervous debility,
lHlincs- confusion Of mind. etc. II act.
Ike tbarni. Trial BOTTLES and fine book
on Nervous and Heart Disease" with
uHequalird testimonials, free at Bowdiich <
Webster. n il W"rr0ptsd n coHiai0ed %
oPj",0, m"yJ'hjae NJ da0gerous d'y0gs.
oct2IdoodS wiz.
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Act On new prinriplc-regulating the
liver, stomach and bowels through the
nerves. new discovery, DR.. Miles Pills
speedily cure bliousness, bal taste, torpid
liver, piles. constipation. Uncquallcd for
mrn, women, children. Smallest. miilest,
.n7est' 80 doses. % cts. Samples free, at
How'iitch, Webster and Co.
pct2TdeolEv1y
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AGood Place For a Goo! iiorse

1t is maxim III lIorse-hree'ling that there
is veJl place FOR every go0l horse at
good prlc.. Vile this : trur i. iilr maiu.
it is ,ouuv bat subject To qualifications IL
the hors i, trotl'r. Il nay hc good .,nd
yet not bring gou'l pri'e anle>s it is very
good trotter iulee,l, Ia breeding for slseed
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SEAT. labor bay.
seps. f.-Anaa Stale h eetiea.
sept. ii-si-etlag OF Executive Council
= Temperance.
Angus, 4-t:e.,.i Ten.iars' Grove rpersnee
meeting for Essfers Name. At Lincoln Center,
August es-Hsacoek B.st. i.o.ss~ food renplars
Aug, . Washington pist. Lodge Good femplsrs
Charlotte.
Angus. Z waldo DIST. Leise Coed remriars,
sept e-s,o,aersei nsstr.et Lodge Goesi femrlars,
Madison.
September krunes.sc Dist. Lodge Coed Tent
plsrs. kPer>isles
Septeatber s-lt>eaias,ais Dist. Lodge OF Cool
fcnlplars. 1reensslic
Religious.
August H--s.--Spiritaai Campnlee,ing at Temple
Heights Newport.
Angus, as> >p,r.iualis; t a,np. Meeting. Verona.
August 49, Stale toaSestioa, Y. 4. ). &. y
Bangor.
August .ss-sf ,,u,p Meeting at south ei,.as.
august -5-etP. 5--ses.Iih bay Adventist Camp
Meetias, Neharu.
August . ~ Temperance Camp Meeting, old
t,rchzri.
August 26-sp,ritnalls, crnp Meeting E,aa.
August sept ) Camp Meeting, Washington
August S5l-Sept lamp aIevtiag AT strong.
August se-scp,. Camp Meeting at Fast Ma
gil.as.
Argus; 80 Afoostoes Baptist Association, Carl
August ;l-washins;en baptist Association, rem
broke.
Aua>t :. - niyers;.lis, Groye Meeting oak
tirose, Nsstall,uTo,
sept. 6-iIaneock baptist Association. Broollin
Patrons of Illus ba nslry.
Ausutt st-Waido l'omona tasnsc. Harvest
Moon, Ihornilke.
August .>-lark Pomona TRANCE, i'ar-ousteld,
>rpE. H--Audroscoge,n Pomona Grange. Lake.
view, Auburn.
The Turf.
August iaI!-fraukln Park Races, Pennington.
sept tt>-Eacts al button
sept, Il i6-kact> at t,oEi.ti i'aFk,
Sept. au-,sAt-R Races at SAGE
August ~ ID Annual fruttiag Meeting of Waldo
Horse Breeders Association at Beltasl
miscellaneous.
August i6.;;-t,. A. L. Eneampmeat, Camp Brn-
son, Newport
August 1-i.euniou sd Maine Regiment, Lewis
ton.
August Reunion 18th Maine, South Norridg~
wock.
Aug. 2.-krunion eth Maine Regiment Asso
citation, kltiery.
Aug. - -1l-Eeuu.aH >th Maine Regiment A>so
CATION, Peaks Island, Portland Harhor.
August >" Etunivn Ninth Maine Regiment, Odd
lrrh
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old Jed I'rouiy drew Il crowded house at
Johnson ppera house SATURDAY night
Jptnflg the season At til, popular amusc-
nirnt hall very successfully. Richard
i,ol,ien ami Dora wi ley are great favorites
n Gardiner and always receive large
.tltlifttteN here
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AUGUSTA LOCALS

Governor anil Mrs. Burleiglt were much
pleased with their visit to New Hampshire
fhcir trip from Alton Bay to Center IIar-
Dor on Lake Winnepesaukic in the elegant
steamer Mount Washington was especially
pleasant. The boat is owned and run ny
the Boston 4 Maine Railroad Company and
is commanded BY Capt. Wiggin- Il most Eli
cient aud popular officer who has been on
the lake for the past - years.
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Use OF the Cream Extractor.

The rapid introduction of hand separa-
tors is quite as much in response TO a de-
naHd for quicker methods Of manufacture
~ for the greater saving of butter fats
SkimmiBg the milk fresh from the COW and
abtidging the 81 hours. crcam'ng
and y hours, ripcniny will decrease
the chances for defeat in fuc
texture and flavor. and make certain.
ty where in the longer process. danger turks
The testimony has been this winter 80 never
before that the man who .whirlcd Nout
the cream. ehurned early. and often worked
over and packed the butter from the cburn.
anil sent il to market that same .lav has
been the successful dargman above BIZ.
slow ersoing neigiibor We hoIn tie.
time may come when c1trartor.
and separators will he-so cheap iht every
man 10 has oecasitgl to make butter can
afford TO have one. Then We can have
sweet butter every day, and all animals
tina, are fed milk NiiI have sweet milk 10
eat. 1t will be greatly 10 the i..tle fit OF the
health of both men ami animals. The vast
community Of consumers have Lceu sata-
rated siib stale butter long enough No
wonder there are 50 many that complain
with stomach trouble.
Vt recent meeting of East Sangcrviiie
Grange the question Of the adyisabiliiy OF
feeding moving feds in the autumn was
discussed. 1t was generally considered
that the practice Was in measure injurious
by lesseBing hay crops. hut generally prac-
ticed as necessity. The feed in pastures
in august and September becomes dry
ami scanty. making ii necessary to fur
Hish stock, espeeislIy cows and lambs
that are to h. weaned. more Hufri-
tious ard -ueeuient feed than the
poor pasturage affords. To suppl, this feed
the most readily available place seems to be
the fresh grass in the moving tieise. Many
suecessful farmers, however, have t,ecnfrc
convinced that it i more economical 10
furnish this needed additional feed from
osher sources. rather than 10 feed TIN. feI,l.
With this conclusion VIZ fully agree -
Piscaiaqais Observer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-22

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has bee
used for children tecthing. II soothes II Q
chill, softens gums, aIlays all pain. cures
wind colo, AMI is the heat remedy for
disrrh@a. Twenty I've cent. a bottle. Sold
by all druggists throughout the verdi.
juIy3l Moa, " ei& FriSwiy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-22

Az yuu ii fisherman: Then you want
TO TAKE IN the deep sea fishing xcursIon On
the steamer Islander tomorrow. Prizes
slil hv given, and hait aud lines can be Sc
,'nrr1 on hoari. It will be great sport. as
hsh are reported AS plenty just on the coast,
Boat leaves Gardiner at O'Clock.