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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-29
Cost of Living.
I American Economist

When it Is proved that wages are so much
higher in this country than Ia Europe, the
free traders reply that the cost of living Is
higher IN proportion, and therefore the saw
ings are 70 greater.
But The evide nee on the subject is per
fectly clear: lst, that the CO.'S Of living 10
Get msterislly higher; and Pad, that tbs
savings are very much grtatsr.
Full details as to cost Of hvirg in Europe
will be found in the official report from
American Consuls to the State Department
As Washington. Wei give only he conclu
SONS Of tn. + port
Food: II appears from the report hereto
annexed that the American workman con-
sumss more and better food than the
mechanic or laborer abroad, ard that the
cost Of shis food il az small in the United
States a. in Europs."
Clothing: ia general, clothiug can be
purchased Chesptr IN Europe than il tae
Unit, Stats; especially cln'h.ng OF tAe
higher grades The same il fl Isrce which
prompts The higfet psid woTkirgo n in the
UDited States 10 pur, b,se be t;r sad more
vsisd food tla1 his European comr .de =,
extends sso TO his clothing, for he bI's
M re aGd better sa'mepis. Consul SHAW
OF Manchester, E. gisrd, sssE: 4 belle e
clotbiHg similar to that -hich the L Il "a
ooer, yes wear eau be purchased the
U tied States a. sbou. the SANE price
House 5ent ia Europe is sp9srently
lover than fe'e, bu the iibsbtsn's are
ususiy inferior to those OF the ULi.ed
) sle..'
Mure exact ard comp e1ersive invest
as'ilBs ere made on abe SUI CT by CT
roll d. Wright chi Of the Labor Bureau
CT Massachusetts. il 1888 At that ime
he fouad that the average cot Of IL =
ing OF workiGgmeD an Msssschus' >.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-29

TIE Brooklyn, N. Y, StxrdsId.U ninr
OF March 26. contains an in;e ior view and
long descr pilve sccount of the new Office.
II Mesns C n. Moody & c., real estate
brokers snd bankers, No. 1876 Montsgua
street in that city. The members Of this q I'm
are old Maine boys, nsiives of East Pit,stou
and brother Of M. Leonard Moody, the
we'll known real estate broker who has q
magnificent summer residence at East Pits.
tor. The StsDdsrd Uaion says: "For
| some time C n Moody & Co. have fell
that their sfo-iog bushes. needed more
| advan'sgeous qcNtsrs, sud with thst il
| vie- ley st once took sdvsn'age of the op
port0nIty pre- ented at the time the Empire
L)sn and 1sust C mpsuy ceased in
their operations at lS5 Mortgage street
These Cfiices a. g undo ubtediv the fnesi
squigp ped If my in the city. The furniture
is most solid iu appearance, being oak
throughout. Thu walls and ceilir gs are
d -corsted 10 as handsome = manner as ore
could suggest. The fact that the Trus,
Company made Al outlay of nearly $4,000
in pre- pairing these fiji ses for their business
will sh)~ the eharxGter Of material used
TIE /, cation 10 well adapted for the bus =
oess Of the lrm-only t~o doors from the
Ex hsnge, and n the exact business centre
OF the street.. Tn Career OF this firm is Al
illustration of what pnsh and honorab! e
Transaction will accomplish
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-29
THE STRANDED WINDERMERE.
Crowds Watch the Efforts to Float the
Big Four. Master.

AsBuaY PARK. N. j., March 2s-rhs
stranded ship Wiudermere still contin .ef
the principal AItr. c,ion to tie resi.entt
Of this city and the adjacent country.
Thousands Of people from fer and neal
have visited the plea the pass week and
were close watchers # every movement OF
those in authority on and apou. The help.
less monster.
The work Of the Merritt Wreckipg Com
pspy still goes on and it would seem that
sfter a time the Windermere may sgair
take her place en- the great waterway Of iha
world. Capt. Windermera csbled to The
English owners ard received reply to stsy
here to tsAe charge Of Tie ship after the
Merits get her sflbst
The work of dlsmxnIlirg has preceded
stes Oily, and hs~sers with huge anchor.
attached have been stretched out to sea
I he water has been Iumled cut Of iht
hold and the ballast will be tsken out, wher
the work of gst,irg the chip GU, Of hel
sandy bed will be oeps rsbly iessened.
The crew and sppiernoes have beer
shipped 10 Eoglsnd. except those who were
on watch tie Light Of ,he s,rsr dirg. Tbest
have been detsined ne witnesses i'll the in
vestigstion that will probably be held at al
early day
The stip's dogs were given to the crew,
Of the d sal B sch and Eiperton lif' -,svins
station, the Deal crew gettil & lhe handsome
collie.
The twelve apprentices hsd the run Ct
the PAL ard we're fessted al d admired b,
many of the younger element Of our popu.
laiion to their hesrts' Gcntens. In III, ish-
gusge Of ore Of the aiii besusnsled youns
men, this was said TO be fiy town."
Last Sunday upward Of five thou'ant
poop e visited tie sbip's Sand DICK, avera
CAL loads coming from Ne~ York, Jersey
CITY and Nswsrk. II the day il fair to
morrow snoihsr crest cro~d viii b. found
sloug the beach 81 Eieh'h avenue. Should
the ship b. abandoned is ~ouli prove one
of he biggest aud best cards for the conf; 2
season that the park could or ever did have.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-29
SAILING VESSELS TO RACE.
The Shenandoah and Carleton TO Rae,
Around the Horn.

PHILADELPHIA, March % -Before dsvr
tomorrow the chips Shenandoah, Csptsi.
Murphy, from Nsw York, and 8. d. Garlic
tor, Captain Amestury. from Philsdelphs
will be ssii z toward the Golden Gate OF
one Of the longest races upon the sea erel
attempted BY ssiliug craft.
The b0eusndUsh IS an extreme
clipper Hhir, with tn foess lines. and lie q
fou master from Bath, Ne.
The Csrlelon i. al ost 3 new craft, hail
ing from Rockpors, Me, and on her last
vy4ge ffon San Ffsf cisco to HAvre,
loaded wltb ~hs-t, sbowed ciean heels to
all competitors, especially to several British
iron vessels thst left California some days
en- 81 Of J. e, making the Fua IN 1l2 dsys.
ihe i-as nj -tse' b1tlt vessel. were AZ
l-sst t~n " = behi X the .uten sAip
h. 20 80 - To- g. $ isa- ;sf S. y leave
lana Asters / .ae DeiASare PES Gill De
& h nef h~-s', sf.er vhicb 'b-y Vii. steer
E Il ard .kisr me south Ame,i AN coast
81 he way .rouuo 10 be Pc &c.
Ma b-fs hsve been ID de IL ) - Ff4 =
ci-co, N-w YORK, sod Ph'i.deiphs gu tie
r.cs ice earle o. 5 h f-v .iiie in San
Francisco sud 3. i, city mi 81 s1sndosb 10
Nv York A NV Yors ship broker
Z Il -rs d $1,000 on the nhen&niC sh, bus could
n Il be found when tie Csrleton's takers
were Informed Of the occurrence.
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A HORRIBLE SIGHT.
Murderer Cotto EIectr0cuted The Body
Badly Burned.

SING SIse N, Y Ms,cb 20 -Jsrs mist
Couo, TIE u'dsT.r Of J. uis Fra, k Ecz
wsssx mt N The electIicsl chair a. 10 81
clock h.s raorrits He went TO bis death
calmly a. q q mly Warden Brown gave
the sig Al - Elact'je an Davis to turn OF
the Garrett St 10 As, 20 SET o. De
lmm' distely ttere VISA convulssd move.
on the part Of Co'to's body a. a s6ft hiss
log sound vas hesrd in the room. Five
contacts v,Te gitef. There were 10
nc9rds inteiv npg time between each
Contsct
fhe second shock ives Riven at 10 4s. 3
s@cobds. The doctors then prcncu &C. d
C1'to dead
The bodv prseented 8 shocking sight
TIE rigns leg vbera eleclrode sks spilled
20. severely burned, and COtto's face di,-
rcd ard horribly discoIoied, and it was
tls"s : I've re eyes
The crime far shch rotto psii the death
pa"sIty "a. murder If J. MS Frank EltzI
o Jul % n issiy yea He ~as add AID
abes. b. Ff.nk + us wife, -bo is in
prs med in Broully Ign a~si,i uiai
Cotto'- b,dy "a not elsim,d b. his rela-
tivss. | Will be buried N qaeshme his
sfferroJf. Elsc ricisn Dsvls says he eI
eeuIion uss = succ 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
DID TIN HOPKINS GET $40. ooo. 200 /.
Searles Said -, 000, 600, but the Larger
+ sum is Believed TO he Correct.

PlrrsEIKLp. Mas. March 9s.-Dld
1iuo h, II 'skins rvesivs g. 600 900 Or
$40 Coo f1sy 30 . tile the epatsst ever she
VIII CT eI- to. -cae Il. tie late Afs Es-
sssd Sr-r+ss ID 81 ss Gsest bsfYins-
snu. ~h-rr X tIozg Terrace. tue tso-mli-
h.ss il lar I'm tnss the sidaw at Msk
HopaiA. baih ctr ssIesly oeeus isa, sands
eessrssa Is ~ ~ sspsrsd sih es'sd e+sssh
Thai Tin.is is uasrd 70, = COCO Geo has
. en- xceT9ej ID
TIE " srld correspondent called todsy
usoe easlyrpsn ~ho tar .ess hss been
Al iasiG.se fy!ead Of yeung Hopaios. aid
be $40 re hss received isLtsr. from fmaahy
r-ssrti,s h- .s'tismsnl. ard that BEFORE
he Bess OF the te.sls merit had been made
pa5l.e Mr. Balef, one OF yeuns HoPkin'
esu-s,I. hst teiegrsphsd him the basil
upar shieh i W aid be mAte
Wa. shs amount $40, coo 000?" asked
he World msn.
THAT Is the Kmcunt that Hopkins DE-
ma ded, !" vs., III reply, but Mr.. SeArls'
OF his lawyers sFns unc-S that the mattel
Was settled fr 50 0oo. eco. and Tim 10 sAns'
rsd 20 let il go ~ thai.
A lads who had otten been The guest CT
Mrs. Hopkins before size became Mrs
paid Hopkins $4,000 coo. Hopsins ~sn.
ted sl2, SOC, 900 At fsss, mat BE- ing supposed
10 be aooul half lns vs,as Of the estate
He finally dropped to $40, ooo, o00, and Mr.
Sssrlss wsswil pg to ss.tie for that smoa1t
I Tor, she said, HopAias hsd come dsmAsinl
| evidence to produce hxd ihs case gone on
| Tae C.ss family of Gfe.g Bsrrioat,r
were old frisnCs VI Nt-. aopk'rs. 4 he,
I a Z INN
at her : N Ffsaei co home. and hsd heei
welcome suests NJ Kellogg Tsfrser. Ii /
current gossip Ihs1 MIS- Sasries bad de
| Il ed that Nj Isabella Cas- shyuid NOT %
forgotten III AT Ii Z the .s'se. Ard fhst n
| centiy Mr.. Sesrier. ~bo seems dep sed Il
| carry out sll he w'stes OF his wife, bs
given Miss Cess S25 COO
| L. he'd tor yeats oeea The custom OF Mr'
Sexrles to present The Slodsy school Of s.
| James, cGur Oh with h check At h is:ns
VINE Lat Chris'mss check for sun
several times larger 'hsn the customary OIL
~ss forthcoming from MIR Sesrles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-29

At he c.ose of I .e morning service at the
Ger greg stionsl church on Sunday, the fol
l,vit z commit,e' we're appointed to az
's1ge for the installation of Rev. J. l..
Ga mby ss pastor Of he church: Far ths
church, J M. L,rrnb-e, NJ. c. Wsdsso- h
and ID. Lor gfeIlew; for the parish, Gee.
". Brown Ard F B Dmsley, The in
sssllstion uill probably be held on Tue sdsy
April b. Rs. Messr.. Rsdcf OF
Sko~hegsn, Hall, ok os Wstsrville am
williamson Of Augusta viii be invited G
take part ia the sxsrciaes. Tn sermon
will probably be delivered ty DR.. Mson %
BruAs1ick in he sDseece eli DR.. Smy.b Of
Audover Seminary who vas invited ard
fLuad it in possible to accept
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-29
New York Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

| ,,,-,.. 5,...,,... ,,sa. I"hL. mar a.
| AZ 93o, 49, az 81, ~ I' p
49, '1g Goso ~, ~ l. neasJ, UNI, unsu ~, ah - q
| o' n ~, ~ NNAe. % "a ~. ~ ", w
Uini.f I,s,i Ia. a,t5as 80 oossa 10 al
fsnev "a Az ). IN nasanta Ia o.a ~ m .5tanaso.
! aIaSss ~ "a "a % A. 80 - 80, ~
! a rnishts a. 1sslt az we rnixtnye IA 20 ~
sInssGne IL 4SsS is, 49,, 2 5oass co.
( WErlT-i,- -, $500 tn.h. ,xro,t, osaas
Rs ia n,h m settt., wask.r roda,sta $780,
No REQ. ISL, s:o,s AID alsss,.,~ v
"a, -. ~ =,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-29
OUR COLLEGES
Nstes u Interest Gathered from the Seats
Of Learning.

Auher.t has $50 sudeits
Amhe,ss junio-, lead in athletics.
Princeton 10 to have . new clubhouse.
Lebizh has soms extra ace lacrosse play
sfs-
Columbia will have q serior frur-oxrsd
crev.
Bewdoia Athletic Association melted ovei
$500 by the sxhib,sion At Portland
bill 10 erect statue TO the memory o,
,I0n1. Hopkins Is psnciog in The Maryland
Legislature.
Brown viii have two athletic meeting
III, sprirg The nsst viii be ON Ltneoii
Geld ia April, ard the eihsr In May =
NAsrssl ssts Park.
I,is vs,y gsnsrslls nndsrst ,od that Pref
I'll. 5 wilriams OF Ccrnell wha bsea Of
ts ed the chair of reolog, at Yale vii &C
capt, and viii leave Cornell al the end Of
The present Year,
Isl snaouLced shat Prof. Jsmes Of
| Uaivsis ity Of Psnpsyiva will not &C
cspg tie call OF ihs Lew Chicago unsv'r
sisy 10 lake charge Of rs department. o.
political economy.
! The ,e,uts Of the exsmina'ioa for gfar
pss,on from The Ia, deal department of The
University of the City Of New York hav'
| iass been announced. Oae bundted an
.i CITY even students Of the senior clss
took she EXAMINATIONS, of whom 20 pc
cent failed.
The fashion of the Scholastic ssro /
,prs adm ri Yale Nesriy all the men
tsr. of ihe seuior cisss have ordered III
esp. snd COWS al d il n proposed TO yes
them, in advance Of commercement 3
| chapel service on Sunday and on oihe
dress occssiohs.
The expedition sent by Nssssr Coles
the Mo- enc Tertiary, the pad lands a
| Nebraska, under charge OF Mr.. {, r
Holmes Of tha, state, hiss proved very SUI
csssful Many valuable fossils were Oh
tsln ID for the museum. Including the u.
per part of The Graf ium of huge mamma
| a cole ION Of tossii turties, and oihef spec
linens If interest aud iuports""e som
tioe minerals from the Hot rings o
s ,u.h Dakota were secured at the san
tlme
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STATE NEWS.


Mr. vRRsos.
DR.. Herbert r 5 ,aw visited Boston last
week on haainess Mr.. Eben Leighton
vss out Of door Sunday for the hrss time
faf mxsy weeks Nj. Fernando c Fellows
and family have ga moved into the Samuel
B. Doors house.
RsAnsisIp.
Rev. d. 3. Holt returned from Wilton
aud occupied his pulpit here oa SuadAy.--
Mr.. Cover who bought the Whit'lef STAND
ia his village i. nov repairing the same
| Ard will move here soon MIR Weston Is
nv dshva two carloads OF whits ASH
! in he form OF Fsuks Sc the depot TO De
ship ;, d 70 p.rti in Pos,fsno. Mr.. ftenen
ami J bn Currrr are beth very busy IN
t,sis at shop tu, = large pA's OF tneir
work is tnaa. enist'e AT Giles dsn on
/ W rtnssJ.y svsmpg o, this week me Play
&C, uaiy School" sill be given b tue Ladies
| NJ Z Nifcls-
| sIpsEY.
Miss Lixz:e Clark died last seek Ut he
age Ct SO .e.rs. Miss C.Aik was > meai-
Der Of tie Stdosy circle Of Kegs piush
ta,s" In which .ns will be gssaIly missed.
Sh,ya ar estaest Chrisiisn woman.-Mr
As. D.venpt ri has bought half OF the
Reuben Blrsess farm,
| Waldo.
| CKSrRs HoSIvILLg
| c. ". Allen has been drasn to serve on
| The traserse jurv 81 tue April term OF cour'
at Be.fsss Nchoel ms eung in Disul OF
No. 1 on tie 9S lnst; .. C. CushmAn che
sen agent Y otsd TO have tSo terms oil
t,xu school, sni oae term Of free Higt
Sehoul Miss EimirA q Wsterhouse gave
= p.rty al the Grange Han On the evenins
| OF ,hs "a ii. There we're SCOUT fifty pres
ent A nica treat was provided and a.
th Il We present had a sood time Aud
nov i ~ the measles Mss kttne Wsat-
wortn is qaue sick with them Ira Gran
has erer,e ed st~o-story buliding IL his mil
ward for ,ha mblled purpose OF . stors
snd blscksmi,h shop. He has in stock OF
gIoceri, aud Is looking for q blacksmith
.-Ms. and Mrs. Charlie Thompson OF Bel
fat were the guests Of Mr.. sni Mrs.
lC. Morse last Sunday &C. T. French o.
Belfast, was here with lis famils owe
SUNDAY The steam mil which kroSltoi
snd Doe of Belfast, began here last isl
suil Remains idle. Mr.. Doe vas here las
week trying TO form stock company &
start the mill, bu. the people did not seen
inclined TO invest We ie.t thai CARE ne
Cram and Wi Rill'y are trying to psr
ch. se the ensi e. We hope that they ma!
do so, ., III would be ture TO make
success Of it, and We need 3 mill her
badly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-29

Toe ely government me special Sc =
sion asst evening. Tvs. ordered that tie
uus expended par, Of las, vesf's sppropria-
tons to the an, uut of s64f4 9S he trsps-
terred to the sccouot tor ,ance!li g the
city bonds due in June. In the hoard OF
AID, r Dan tba rolls OF the Esse Hose Co g,
Co bbcssts Easipe Co, tity OF q Ardiuer
Steamer Co, ard Co nnsntsl Hook and
Lsiter Co were approved srd accepted
There being no other ol-insss Ar sdi ura-
IN OF ~ss msd' utii ter rtgulsr m~eiie 9
next hoi dss .venios- |. ~ss expected
,ha: ihs 1e orr of be fnlncs commit, e
on the Approfr siiors 'or this ve,r sou d
be presented and discussed hut The comm L
tee snnonr ced that the report woull not bs
ma nntil Il. 4 Monday,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-29

inc ading rent, vas II per cent. Chez
than living m The same scsie would yet in
England. Ex ;ludiog rent, the ,st in Mas
sachu.e,ts was fou to be only five per
cent. higher than IN England
While there is this .nght ference in
the cost Of ii9Icg. Gu. iaboreIs with their
high wages can live far better, and cave be-
sides almost IS much IS the foreign work
man esr1e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-29

f's,f~taSs Mar. o.
R-demoFaized, no es abIishea tnsTss.
buyers ;IOld.ng H.
wHEAI- weak materially lsger No . snr4zs
2. DO. 2, TED, -.
.cks- loEtr, to2, as,A4s,
Oars- lover. 81. :, "a.
hT1-Ho. $, -
y sPt TT--s0 Z, So.
FLtxaEEI.-So on
foEa- . i-as 0 ".
LABp--g-f 10 lbs ~ 25a6 IA
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TIE journey by 'rsin Of murderer Dee n
ing from Perth to A b,ny, West Aus r, a
where be is to embark for Melbourne, va.
made notable by 8 series Of exoitinu
scenes. Whert var the train stopped the
Stations were crowded with people,. Wiz
dows of The carriages IN wh'cl Deennir q
rode were broken as he result of attempts
to lynch him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-29

Pend!eton, the ovrer Of the Beach hill
yold mine, hss received large amount OF
sian. powder and dynamite ard viii com
ms nee wo' kIrg the mice 50 .oon IS the
vpa'hsr will permit. Tnose interested are
determined to ascertain ii the mine 10 81
valusble IS the specimens taken from II
vouid iaticste.
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There will be "a assembly at Libtsry
hall itis ev ming BY the N embefs Of Pulen $
senior c'ss in dancing. which has jist
closed vsry pleasant and sue 'essfui ses-
sion. Pailen's orchestra will furnish music
and supper will be served ct the EvAr
House.
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q lite party from the city sre srrsr CIR 6
to 20 to Portland Wednesday, evening to
hear the lecture ~ Lady SOMERSET, the
wsil-knovn White kbboner" from Er e
land, Who has been in this couairy sine
the I4ternAti NAL W. C. + L Convention
recently held in Boston. Sac is said to be
. most ente raining speaker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-29

The remains Of Ms Eilar E'dridgs were
brought to this city Yesterday for intermeat
ass Eldridge di 4 Saturday in Boston o;
consumption The funeral .ill be held thi.
ate noon from tue residence Of her father
hr. Howard smith on Dspforih street.
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Choir Master Coombs has perfected the
strange ments fjr the Easter muse 81
Christ Episcopal church E.stsr Sunday.
A, he forenoon service tbe full ve,t d
choir will be assisted by . number Of out
side soioists aud the National Home orche .
ira OF ten pieces under the dreC ion Of
Prof Theme. 10 the afternoon the choir
and .oloists will render the same music 3,
the National FL me. The evening services
will be Of urusual interest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-29

Il W. Pope shipped bis thoroughbred
English beagle yesterday 20 Bosom Were
ne /, to be tnss,sd st tie bench show 70 be
xiysn by the N z. Kennel CUB early 10
April. He will be h.adlsd by competent
trainer.
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An only Daughter
CURED OF CONSUMPTION

when death was hourly cNpc, ted, all remedies
having failed, and Or, II Ia ncs gas experiment
log Ni'h the macy herbs Il Calcutta, he accident
" made II preparation which cured his only child
OF Consumurion a. is chtd Ia VOW 10 ,his country
and cnjo .inz the best Of hs alth. lie has proved
to the word that Consumption can be positively
and permanently cured III" Doctor now siyes
this recipe free. only a'king two 2ocut stamps
TO paw expenses, This h,rb ALEC cures Night
| Swcats, Nausea at tHe StomAc ., and wall bro ak
up fresh cod in twenty -four hours Address
CRADpOCk co, 1859 Kaoestreet, PhladeI.
phia, naming this paper.
...Ah nj
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The committee Of yoans ladies Pho are
10 solicit fancy work, etc. for the Y. N.
&c A, festival Commences their vofK this
mo nias, and All upoa whom they call are
iavited to res. ond IS generously - possible
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I CHESTER -Se'petmen, q II HAYNES
/ Hgrsce W una, jack y X lie; town clerk
d XVII; -upe vsIr, W II Lnvett. Money
appropris ed Ic5oois, $500; highways
500; support Of poor, 80; other purp SEES,
| 200
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- This How You Feei2

If you are HedE. tired and
nervous, NTH tTetess feeling
and no ambition to TorL,, it
TiH restore your strength. rigor
and energies. II you are sleep
less and ra.e tired mornings.
with dull head. bad taste ia the
mouth. no appetite. depression
of mind and ertreme nervous
ness. IL wiH etear your head.
tome up your nerres. inrigorate
your blood and put rim and
life into you.
DIR. Greene. the famous Isc.arss aai spes1al.s. In
Tie cure of nervous and shrouse diseases. czn BE-
Consulted free At ala otter. "a TenpIs P1aee Bss-
ton, Mas, personally or by letter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-29

"lt j mes pays me whist he owes me,
shall 60 to Eu ope this st mner.'
"And j. jones doesn't pay you what h,
owes YOU
"Weli, 1t will probably be Jones that vii
90 to Europe"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-29

A prudent man, according to Hoyle,"
Fer Cut, and bruce, and burn, and boil
Viii use al oace Salvation Oh
Never was heard such terrible curse
as the man got off sbous his stubborn cold
Could it be possible that he lived in civil.
izsticn and bad not heard OF DR.. Bull
Cous Ii S rup Let him take the old reliable
and stop swearing. Price 25 CITE.
dltfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-29

DIR. Foruers bakery which was dsm-
sssd by lac Suadsy Ms hit was fully Insure d
ia The opriDg cid isufance Company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-29

Geo Thompson. the ri tston maple SUGAR
manufacturer, brosyht In his fret 10, yer-
tsrdsy. MIR. Thompson has been in the
ba.insss about % years, has IN orchard Of
300 trees and manufactures yearly about
200 pounds Of sugar ard large amount Of
s,rup. The entire product If MIR Thomp-
sons orchard is handled by J C. Morrison
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-29

Thomson does { b az about that bright
boy Of his snv more lsn'l he briph
any more 2" wei, he says about the same
| sort of tL1l gs all Ibe time, bus he NO 80
the age when theyie ssucy "-Harpe,' g
Il zar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-29

The youog ladies OF the Uniyersalist sun
day schovi are to hold nigh tea" mex
Thurs lay evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-29

Rev. Anthony Bilhoossy preached at the
U0.vsrsalist church Sunday afternoon.
NJ B, koosky is a candidate for the pastor
ns he Unverssiist { h riches 10 this city aud
Hsllowell, which uni's In securir . resi-
deut clergyman. He is native OF Mich
gan. although both Of bis parents are
as,ive. Of Russia He 10 about 20 years Il
age AID is senior a. TUFTS College He
created = very favorable impression here
and . meeting will be held Wednesday
evening , take some action ~ith regud TO
the ext, sion of call for him to become
the It guar pastor Of the church.