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preparing to build new church edifice at
an early day. 1t is to be Of substantial
and elegant character. Rev. w. w. Bolton
is rector, and the services are of highly
ritualistic character. Frank NJ. Pixley is a
communicate of the parish, and 1t Is under
Stood has promised very substantial finan-
cial assistance toward the building fund of
the new church
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DAILY CALL CIncIuding Sundays, Sc per year by
mail rostpaid; 10 cents per week. or IS cents per
calendar month, through carriers DAILY CALL
five copies three months. Sc IS. SUNDAY CALL
,sizteen pages, 81 80 per year. postpaid. SUNDAY
CALL and WEEKLY CALL. s. so peryearpostpaid'
WEEKLY CALL % pages, 81 per year postpaid
TIE CALL cannot return rejected manuscripts
LOT viii the editor enter into correspondence re-
- II y L-a--
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save the Pacific Coast S14, 500. 600 in eight
years, very nearly 100000 year. Prob
ably a still larger sum would be saved by
reducing local freight rates below the point
at which mule competition would be profit
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SIS Montgomery street, near Clay. open until IL
O'Clock p. N. BRANCH OFFICES: 10 Market
street near Kearny open until u O'Clock midnight;
$50 Hayes street, open uatil 80 O'Clock; COS
arka street, open until so o'cock: 251 Mission
street, open until O'Clock p, NJ; and 116 Ninth
street omen until 30 p L
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SUNDAY
SiTt0Gl-P2gG Edition.
NOTICED
JUNE 26. 1892

Asg Of our patrons lebo fail to find THE
MORNING GAIL for sale 5u train-J0ys
ttt confer a 1aror By notifying this Qtice q
BQGct. naming the date and train.
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The Camera Club.

The California Camera Club is now en-
gagged in getting up print exhibition and
is urging its members to contribute at least
three specimens for the purpose. Origin
atty Of mounting is specially requested.
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A Prosporous Pnrish.

The rev parish OF st. Mary's the Virgin,
now worshiping in temporary ediice on
the corner of Union and Steiner streets, is
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WOMAN OVER 80 WANTS SITUATION IN
w San Rafael country; light housewOrk or
second work: competent and has good references.
as Everett ST.
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%IS5s Dividend Notice Mutual Savings
49, Bank OF San Francisco, 80 Post st. For the
half year ending Jnne So 1892, dividend has been
declared at the rate OF five and one-ifth (5 l-5)
per cent per annum on term deposits and four and
one-third (413) per cent per annum ordinary
deposits, free OF taxes payable on and after FRI
DAY, July /, 1892.
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THE DAlTY MORNING CALL

FOX SAIL =
New York . .BBEETANO BROS. Union Square
Chieago ..... News Stand Palmer House
Nv orleans .GALLUT & JOUBERT,
1872 Common St
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-, r.srEI,N oFEICE "a lie Ill.

SC Potter building New York CRY, Is provided with
ftsof California papers Visitors welcome Adj
NGtlsiug rates and sample copies furnished.
F X NISCH Manager.
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THE MORNING CALL

Has a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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THE Original Clipper Quartet. late Of the "Ll,-
tie Puck" Company, heads The list attractions at
the Wigwam Theater next week.
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MASS MEETING.-DeBis Kearney advertises
another antl.Japauese mass meeting at City
Han avenue, Market and Eighth streets, thts
afternoon az 3 nIclOrk
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PICTURESQUE CALFORNIA.-Harry l. Wiley
and James H. Smith have been sued by the j.
Dewiug Company 10 recover $3.50 and s1I3 on
their subscriptions TO Picturesque California.
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"KRITIKo" reads character from handwriting.
Write in Ink. on unruled paper in a undls
guised hand. State sex. Send Win 90 cents,
stamps or postal note, 10 "Kritiko," coo Mer.
chant street, San Francisco
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~ Young Mems Christian association
tb~G Hail. 232 Suffer St, bet. Kearny St and Grant
ave- Mass meeting OF young men only this (San-
day)afternoon at O'Clock. to be addressed by Mr..
Lou j. Beanehamp, the distinguished Eastern ora
tor. Special singing By male quartet. Seats free
and all young men welcome The Kellogg concert
IN Metropolitan Hall. next Thursday evening, June
30. Mr.. Charles ID. Kellogg, the noted bird warbler
will appear Tor the first time ia this city.
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j. CooNEY of 141 Fourth street paints, whitens
aud papeTs houses. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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OK TO $l5 PER DAY AT HOME SELLING
u - lightning platter and plating iewery watches
tableware, etc: plates the finest OF Jeweiry good
as new all kinds of metal with gold. silver OF
nickel; no experience: capital; every house has
goods needing plating. II. X. DELNO q CO.
Columbus Ohio rny2g Su lot
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PARK POLICEMAN HARPER's TRIAL.-The
TRIAL of Park Policeman s. w. harp !, charged
with the murder OF Harry de Greayer on the 3oth
of last January, was set by Judge Murphy yes
terday for August 3.
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PALACE BATHS, enlarged beautlned. Warn
sea-water tubs and swimming. 7l5 FlIbert
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WANTED-A CITY SALESMAN BY A LARGE
" wholesale house, an acquaintance among the
retail grocery trade of prime Importance. Address
with references, stating full particulars regarding
past experience and present occupation, Wholesale,
box 90, Can Branch ONCE. ls25 IT
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IA ANTED-A SALESMAN TO SOLICIT PAM
" lies wire and liquor trade. Apply 325 SaerA
EsaBtO St ie25 3ts
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WHY, cannot tell you how much good Hoods
SaI sapsrilIa has done me" says Mira. Brown. 1T
gave me strength good appetite and made me
feel cheerful and happy"
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AS THE name Indica ties, Hairs Vegetable SiclIlan
Hair Renewer Is a renewer OF the hair, Including
Its growth, health, youthful color, and beauty II
Will please Won.
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l. IRST-CLASS GERMAN COOK-UNE THAT Is
L pastry. meat and bread COOK. Address Cook.
box 1909 Call Branch once.
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II FAD COOK, FIRST-CLASS PLACE, COUN-
/ try, $50, see boss here; cook, S75; walters,
$40, same hotel, north; cooks, $50 10 $50, city
and country; dishwasher and veget9blsman same
hotel. Santa Cruz $25 and $50; dIsEwasher hotel
SOUTH S25; 4 white and 3 colOred walters country
hotels, $50 and $35 walters, with dress suits
country hotel, S35: irOners and washers and box
managers, country. $50. $50 and $40 c. r. HAN
SEN x CO., lilo GeaTy ST. ie26 2t
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CLOTHING SALESMAN AND GENTS FUR
street iaol -
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Z. II. BLACK, painter, IL Eddy street
Books bought. King, Is Fourth street.
PALACE BATHS, enlarged, beautIned Warm
seawater tubs and swimming 7l5 FiIbert
j. CooNEY of I41 Fourth street paints, whitens
aud papers houses. Satisfaction guaranteed
Mass MEETING.-Denis Kearney advertises
another ant-Japauese mass meeting at City
Han avenue, Market and Eighth streets, THIS
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The Original Clipper Quartet late of the "Ll-
lie Puck" Company. heads the list attractions at
the Wigwam Iheater next week.
PICTURESQUE CALIFORNIA.-HarTy l. Wiley
and James II. Smith have been sued by the j.
Dewlug Company 10 recover $3.50 and sII3 on
their subscriptions TO Picturesque California
"KRITIKo" reads character from handwriting
Write in Ink. on unruled paper in al undls-
Cused hand. State SEX Send Win 90 cents,
stamps or postal note, 10 hTltikO," e09 Mer-
chant street, San Francisco.
PARK POLICEMAN HARPER's TRIAL.-The
TRIAL Of Park Policeman s. w. Harp r, charged
with the murder OF Harry de Greayer on the 3oth
of last January, was SET by Judge Murphy yes
tefday Tor August 10.
WHY, cannot tell you how much good Hoods
sar sapsrilIa has done me-" says Mira. Brown. 1T
gave me strength. good appetite and made me
feel cheerful and happy"
AK ARTICLE or TRUE MERIT" Brolcn's Bron-
chdt 7Toches are everywhere popular as a cure for
Throat Diseases and Coughs. and this popularity is
based upon real merit. Sold only IN boxes.
As THE name Indicat ties, Hairs Vegetable sc.Ilan
Hsir Remover is a renewer OF the hair, including
It's growth, health, youthful ccIor and beauty II
will please you
LADIES are greatly benefited by the use Of Angos-
tura Bitters, the South American Tonic of Dr. J. G.
Il. Siegert & Sons.
july STYLES Bptteriek's patterns. Catalogues
mailed free. II. A. Deming. l24 Postst y f.
II afflicted with eyes use DR.. Isaac Thomp-
son S II Water. Druggists sell 1t at 20 cents.
FNTRA nInce mes SWANS. 2l3 Suffer street
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E. II. BLACK, painter. ia Eddy street. =
Books bought. King Is Fourth street. =
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W ANTED-WAITER AT BOHEMIAN RESrAU-
w rant. 405 Montgomery ave
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AK ARTICLE or TRUE MERIT" Brolcn's Bron-
chidt 7}oches are everywhere popular a for
Throat Diseases and Coughs. and this popularity is
based upon real merit. Sold only IN borss
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ENGINEER FOR HOSTING PUMP AND Do
II little blacksmithing for a mine, 5 90, SEES
party here: blacksmith, 50 day; 6iacksm iths
helper, country sawmiil, S35, see boss hsra 10
roadmsSers and 10 sWampers for the wO d, $50
ana found; 10 railroad labOreTs, country, $50
skidrOa1 builder. $50 and found; 10 teamsJers
81 20 day and found: 20 drlleTS for tunHel-WOrk
$40 and found J. farmers. Monterey County, $50
and found and harvest wages; farmer and wife
$40; mixers, same place, $50, see bOss here. C. "
HANSEN & CO., ITO Geary St ie26 u
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LADIES are greatly benefited by the use Of Angos-
tura Bitters, the South American Tonic of DR.. J. c.
r. Segert & Sons.
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W ANTED-MAN AND WIFE ON A CATTLE
W ranch near San Francisco; man must be a good
stOc6man and the " fe good plain C0ok: wages
SIS month. Address Mr.. WILSON, box So this
Office. ie23 SIS
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Dividend NnTIrrs

~ Elegant Lodge. Dancing Banquet
ne hall, in course OF construction at 335 Meal
lister ST. Apply on premises TO a A. oSCOoD,
iessea, for D iTticu ars ie26 II
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CHlIRCn NOTICES.

F11RA nInce Ines. SWANS. 2I8 suffer street
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july STYLES Butteriek's patterns. Catalogues
mslled free. II. A. Deming 124 Postst s. f.
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, YOUNG MEN To LEARN TELEGRAPHING
- and qualify for positions paying SIS 30 90 a
month. Cal Teiegraph Co. kearny s.. cor CLay.I z.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

Ok RAILROAD TRANSFERS AND LABORERS
~ drillers and rockmen: free fare bon ways
cal eariy Monday; good wages given. + I. WARD
q co, eos and 61O Clay ST. ie26 %
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w yanced; general jobbing blacksmith. S52 a
month and board ranch blacksmith $50 ana beard.
cheesemaker SS5, small dairy; farmers, $50.
ranch teamster, $50; young man TO work about
mine, 50 day; restaurant waiter for country s25
and others. W D. EVER 4 CO. so Clay ie2B -
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"A OMAN WISHES TO GO OUT To WORK By
" the day. Apply MICHEAL'S grocery. junction
Valencia and Mission SITS ie26 2ts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-02

sanity rs this for securing 70 i.s dEeileTs
for all time 80 faAzAifeens az outlook as
that from the Western promenade
such = mistake. would be forever re.
gretred until sou1e day, at enormous ex-
pense, the city vosid see At 10 repair
is errer by resulniag control Of ihe pro
persy ard dsstroyisz the intervening
bsaiI.ilngs A city which has been. here
refors, willing TO pay between ssI and
seven Thousand dollars a year for the
construction aud maintenance OF Its PARK
system, cannot afford 20 draw the purse
strings between Il and ene Of the finest
views In the whole beautiful safe Of
Maine"
There IL a lesson liz this not only fo'
Portland but for Augusta as we'll and
likewise for all the growing, prosperous
town ane cities Of the state. Punile
parks are coming 20 be necessary eie
menss In The advantages Of every city a
place Of residence and business; and
along with churches, Schools 2ooa
streets, satisfactory public water and
light service. aud free library, viii o.
among the highest agencies OF eda-
cation, public enjoyment and tn
public health Of which any community
can be possessed. Old towns are pazh
| inz out their borders a. business In
ereases. new ones are being built up,ans
those municipalities Will act the tfu'
part Of wisdom which early take Int
consideration the providing OF publi'
park and pleasure ground for the fre'
use OF all It's citizens, as means OF con
serving the public health and Increasing
the money value Of all private pfopert,
4 within their limits.
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A Question Of Public Parks.

It Ia not often thst Garden and Forest
"A weekly Journal which should have a
far wider circulation among the cult
waited portion Of our town aud rural com
munjtics than we fear Il does--contains
a contribution of so much real interest
20 Maine readers as that which appeared
in It's last weeks issue from Mrs. NJ c
Robbins of bingham. Mass, 1t was
devoted to 4 study OF behring's Woods
and the Promeusdes OF Portland, giving
the results OF visit 10 the localities
described during the season lust closed,
which the writer had been Induced TO
make from so often having read
I.,ngfeliow's poem "My Lost Youth
Whoever has read this poem, says Mrs
Robbins, must have desired at some
time or other. to see the shadows Of
psering's woods for himselt-those
woods In which the gentle poet played
when child, and which he has eu.-
halmed in one Of the most exquisite Of
his poems. Whist washinton Irving has
done for the Hudson, what Whittier and
Emerson have done for Monsdnock and
Chocorua. Iougfellow has done for
Portland, his nstive city. and for its
pleasant woods Forever In his verse
will linger the beautiful town that is
seated by the sea After describing
behring's Oaks with the minuteness of
thorough lover Of sylvan beauty, In
terrretiug and applying the charming
verse Of Longfeilow. Mrs. Robbins pict-
ures the outlook from the East
ern promenade. ard then gives
her strongest powers OF &c
scription to the glorious beauties OF the
Western promensde-that grand psno
rams Of natural Ioveliness Ia the posses.
sion Of which the city of Poytlsnd has q
perpetual endowment of untold value
aud advantage in scenic point Of view
That noble expanse of the picturesque
and beautiful which the beholder sweeps
In one view from point south Of the
General Hospi,sl-to which We always
90 when half hour OF spare time is
given US in the Forest City and obtain
inspiration to be kept In reserve until
our next yisit-siforis the subject OF
Mrs. Robbins finest writing. but we
have not space in which to reproduce
her charming word pictures &C
truthful, SO inspiring. such cham
paign.a says the writer in closing hei
account, diversified with near glimpses
Of the bay and the winding river which
empties into ii. with that vast hundred
mile stretch terminating in mountain
peaks. Is wonderful TO look out apor
from busy and populous city. Blu
there is drawback TO this fine boulevard
which should not be permitted to exist
And this Is the maia point in Mrs, Rob
bins article we have been so long Ii
reaching.
There Is piece Of land. steep ans
clothed with scattered pines, which inter
venes between the Western promenade
aud this magnificent outlook. which i.
now owned By private parties who hsy,
offered to exchange 1t with the city foi
lots which It owns in othsR parts OF tn,
town. the option to which has but 1
limited time TO run. 1t is to the secur
inr Of this land that Mrs, Robbins urge
the attention Of the city authorities il
her article. II would seem lack 0
reasonable foresight. she says. II tn
city should reiinquish such an opper
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DIR. A. NJ. DAM: Dear Sir
For three years was such a sufferer
from ScrOfula that my misfortune
was a matter Of common comment. No
medicine / could get from physicians
IN the vicinity Of my home helped me.
Scrofula lunches and sores came
pu my body. My neck WI. SO filed
with them that my head was drawn
to one side in a manner as to pre-
sent shocking spectacle. i have
been cured. While friends congratu-
late me and physicians earnestly in
quire what has done it. take pleasure
in stating to them that for the last year
have been receiving treatment from
Boston's best known and most sue
eessful Specialist, A. VI. Dam, VI. D.,
and, >ir, your skill was never put to .
severer test than when you undertook
to cure me, especially SO, as the treat
ment had to he carried on by cor
rcspOndence. Yours respectfully.
FRED l.. DAVIS.
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The ease OF Alice NJ. Grant vs., kenne-
bee Fibre Company Of Benton, ON trial
at skowhegan during the past week and
which was decided Friday. with YER
dict for the plaintiff, Is an important
case, bearing as il does upon many other
cases that uay arise In the same section
and others throughout the State. This
suit was the result Of injuries received
by plaintiff on road In Newport over
flowed By reason Of the defendants rails
ing a dam.
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Elements Of Success in Public sehools

I'""'"'' w
In his address before the Maine Peda'
gcgicai Society at Portland, Thursday
Prof. A. W. Edison Of Worcester. agent
of the Massachusetts Board OF Edueation,
spoke Of the Improvement Of our public
school system and favored the suostitu'
lion OF the town for the district system
This he believed would give better
schoolhouses with better appliances,
employment OF trained teachers, skilled
supervision. especially in the country
schools and better adaptation OF the
school to the needs OF the enid so tha'
all the faculties OF the mind may o'
developed harmonioualy. The kinder
gaften and The teaching OF drawing
music, cooking and manual WORK, were
commended. The three leading factors
in the scheme OF good schools were th'
people. (parents), school committee ahe
the teachers. First the people shouie
know from personal observation VIVA
the schools are doing, and then thell
criticisms II offered will be well foundef
and valuable. The people should WISH
the schools frequently and during regu
lar school hours. These visits Will prove
an inspiration to the pupils, an eneour
agement to the good teacher, and spal
to the poor teacher. They should ex-
anime into all differences between pupils
| and teachers aud support the teacher II
| proper management. Critical comment
| OF the teacher by parents Is always dis
| astrous to pupils. They should ihsis'
upon promptDess and regularity on the
part of their children. il they expect
good work. Good schools are among
the chief advantages OF a town or city
as place of residence and do more than
low rate of taxation to make place
attractive. The school committee
| Ia vested by law with the en-
tire management OF the schools,
and the town should select the very best
men and women for members OF the
school committee men and women who
appreciate the difference between a
good and a poor school; who are willing
to make great sacrifices for the good OF
the schools, who have good stiff back
bone which will enable them to do
the RICH. Thing irrespective OF
personal and political influences.
A school committee has more
IN ID in shaninp the present and
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What you coughing Jet my friend|
"O' nrse NY cold i. no better" Well,
1oot stsni on the order of soirg but 20 TO
The drusgis. ard GETS bottle OF DR.. Bulfs
Cough syrup quick He vent, ard be
va. strsishswsy made hsp9y.
For burns. scsE1s. and ether wouEds Sal
vsuon Oh, has proved itself 70 be the bsst
rem, iy EVER nsed. All druggists sell it fer
81 cents bette. dec29i&~l ~folrm
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Supt. W. II. Williams OF the Augusta
Water Company was pleasantly reminded
yesterday tina, his employees were wishing
him happy New lesr. They met him a.
the water Office in the afternoon and pre-
sen.td him with an elegant chair sad boz
Of els ara.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-02

Sal er.ptenisnt Of Construction II. @.
Trnverse, Of the Gamewell Fire Alarm Co +,
was in the city yesterday in eontul,a,ion
with ihs city officials. lie will return Ierl
Monday with . crew Of four men apd will
begin work ruuriog the wires. This will
be completed 10 about two weeks when
soother crew will be brought down from
Boston and will put in the boxes, striher',
etc and will make connections with wires
ard battery
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-02

Postmaster Msniey informs the Journal
that the receipts OF the Augusta post Office
for the nine months ending December 81,
1890, were 1874 1924 while for the cor.
responding period ending December 81 1891
the receipts were Sal. 2s5 OF. The receipts
from nevspaper postage for the quarter
ending December 81. 1891, were 81. 2SG &c
showing that there we're ssrt through the
Office some 10000, 900 cope, Of different
newspapers. This newspaper mail vas
larger this quarter than any other quarter
in the history Of the post ofIl 70.
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NO nosics whatever will Be taken Of IN
signed communications. All such VIII be pus
sto the wasts basket unread
THm JOURNAL eAs.soT sg HELD Aksr"s-
srstE pox THE PRESERVATION on RETURN
o. HsJscTRD CONCENTRATIONS.
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Breaking ii gsnslJ Lisile Boy.-Mam-
ma, 'hs cat has est4n thal ste1 | gave to
the canary this m)rnlrg
Msmms-Cz,s dJns eat b rd seed Y-u
must be miststen.
Lite Boy No, m an. II was in Il e
bird
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-02

That Kansas city woman who pre-
dicsed that the world would come to an
end on Christmas day seems 10 have
made mistake 10 her dead reckoning.
This mundane sphere Is still revolving
on ttB axis,