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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1892-06-17

Heidelberg and returned to Entlebuch,
where he was made cantonal iudge. He
held this office for few years only, when
he resigned and entered upon the practice
of the law But his fellow citizens were
not willing to allow DR.. Temp to remain in
private life and short time LATER he was
elected to the grand council. Toward
1870 DR.. Temp removed to I4uceme, but the
people there had heard of him and he was
successfully elected member OF the feder-
al and national councils In 1886 he was
elevated to the vice presidency, and a year
later TO the presidency of the national
council position which he has since held
with such credit TO himself that his
countrymen have made him president of
the republic
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1892-06-17
To stop a Dog Fight.

A certain means Of stopping a dog
fight is showeling something over the
dogs that will produce sneezing. BE his
will ever SO good, the motion Of sneezing
Involuntary opens a dogs jaws Pep
per answers very well, but snuff is proba-
bly, the best, as it can beused al libtum,
and will certainly produce the effect if
enough is used. Ii a large kennel a
supply Of snuff should always be kept
on hand. Forest and Stream.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1892-06-17

cOuraged 10y the
mum erous evil
deuces received by
her of the interest
that is taken in her
work by women in
every portion of
the United States.
I h e Columbian
Asso citation of
Housekeepers is
an Outgrowth of
Mrs. Wilkinson's
committee, which
is attracting wide
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1892-06-17
IIIiteracy In Peru.

A recent census of Lima, the capital city
of Peru, discloSeS the startling fact that
about one-third Of the total population of
100000 is unable to read or write. These
figures have.alarmed the Peruvian author
tiles, and the ACCESSIBILITY of introducing a
compulsory education bill. appropriating
an enormous sum OF money for public
schools, semifree academies etc, is being
seriously discussed.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1892-06-17

SCOTS Emulsion Of cod
liver oil is an easy food-it is
more than food, if you please;
but it is a food-to bring
back plumpness to those who
have lost it.
DO you know what it is to
be plump
Thinness is poverty, living
from hand to mouth. To be
plump is to have a little more
than enough, a reserve
Do you want a reserve Of
health ? Let us send you a
book on CAREFUL LIVING );
free.
Sco1r & BowNE. Chemists, rsa South s,h Avenue,
New York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS Emulsion Of cod-live
o,l-all druggists everywhere do. 81.
"a
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1892-06-17
WAS ONCE A SLAVE SHIP.

An oil Carrier Whose Decks Have Been
slippery with Blood.
The Telenande. a brigantine now in the
oil trade, which has seen nearly half "A cen
fury of service, was the object of much in
terest as she lay in Newtown creek. near
New York, a short time since. But Il was
not her age nor the fact that she will prob
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1892-06-17
NotnbIes and Llterature.

All the notables seem TO be drifting into
literature. Books are now threatened by
Langtry, Patti. Mary Anderson Navarro
and Bernhard The fashion seems to have
been set by the self constituted censor of
society" eligibility, Ward McAllister.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1892-06-17

Dealers in hard wood furnishings say
that sycamore wnDl l. RAPIDLY coming
into use 1t "wo..:s We'll. makes AN ex-
cellenl finish and 10 much cheaper than
birch. maple or oak
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1892-06-17
Fos HOME COMFORT.

An Excellent Idea TO Ise Developed In
CONNECTION with the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. .Iohn Wilkinson. chairman of the
committee on household economies of the
Worlds Congress auxiliary, is greatly en-
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1892-06-17
An "Early in the Morning 5,

Escaped Convict am armed and des-
perate; have never yet shed human blood,
but must have your suit of clothes to dis
guise myself What do you sayf Cocks
pistol.)
Our Old Friend without a moments
hesitation) Help yourself, my dear fellow,
help YOURSELF can stay in the water just
as well as not; in fact, Pm used to it. Seer
Olives Life.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1892-06-17

DR. Joseph Temp, the new president of
Switzerland, was born in Entlebuch, Can
ton Of Lucerne, fifty years ago He
graduated in 1859 from the university Ct
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1892-06-17

Kentucky woman has patented a
qIIid holder for gum chewers.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1892-06-17
August
Flower

"What is August Flower for ?"
AS easily answered as asked. 1t is
for Dyspepsia. 1t is a special rem
edy for the Stomach and Liver
Nothing more than this. We believe
August Flower cures Dyspepsia.
We know it will. We have reasons
for knowing it. To-day it has an
honored place in every town and
country store, possesses one of the
largest manufacturing plants in the
country, and sells everywhere. The
reason is simple. 1t does one thing,
and does it RIGHT. Itcures dyspepsia4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-09
CHIZZLE-wIZZLE FAIR
Opened Last ght-Splesdid tudis ire
The Undertaking a Success.

The Chszz.e-wizzis Fair. 70, the teasaI
a he Cory High s-hool societies had Z
magniacens opening. AscEsan EAA a
sris.iesliy dsc1ra.ed fer ;ha secniaa viii
ind. white snd bias buatiss Uade- lhs
gallery are s,ransei macy handsome boo,hs
10 the caarss Of prs..y sirls AID stalvsy,
youths Last night the ball vas raeted
With a. immense AID enthusiastic .asieEce.
The phoaograph, the sypsy's ssn'. tie
post c flee and the many disersn, AID ovei
features we're all veil p.,rosizei.
The dramatic entertainment began With
the !aaahssls Ard clsvsr farce - Regular
FIX" The life Of the farce vas the star
character. Mr.. Hugh De Baas. which Vas
most admirably rendered by ]. Clair Minc t
Of the a'st class Of tie Cony High ,chool.
Mr.. Miras showed . marked ia.en: tor ,c.-
Ing he ~As ably supported BY Meters.
Holmes. PenensilI. Gr.ml AID Hanson.
The young ladies', Misses Parsons, Coch-
rans aad Wymsa all did we'll
Af.sr Al in,ermission the farce The
HyPodrondriac" ~as gwen. NJ. ainos in
the title roe, Nssn.. Woodbridge q q
Or fin ~ his so.s, sbd Messrs. Holmes ard
Hanson ss bis hired men, eli Won thoroughly
deserved praise
The great Undertaking which the school
boys have taken upon themselves bids fair
to be gres. sueoess if last nights enter
sainnent is any crissrion.
This afternoon and evening The fair viii
be open, closing tonish, with . gr.ud ball
under the mAnasemen: OF Mr.. A. W.
Brooks. In the afternoon Live Dolls
Show viii be given and in the evening .
grand concert BY Pullsn'. Orchestra.
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STATE HOUSE TOPICS.


Ihl' 10 the busiest season Of the year At
the STATE treasurer ofiice. lis rather
sma'ias 70 Tote that those towa. which
receive BACK IN school money more than
'hsir tax to the State are the oaes that ara
very prompt Ia settlement. Their sccounts
they very naturally desire closed up As soon
As possible. /: mus be very pleasant tor
SAIL towns to receive thei' receipts for
tx - pail and Along with Il check f3r Il
good amount Or as is done n some cases
the osisnce IN bills. Last week to one
town wac returned tue recsip; and bill.
amounting 10 ss36o, the balance due ms m
above what hey pay icio he State. Yes
terday the oiianc' that accompanied one
receipt vas sl59i 10
Lara Agent PackAri left on the after
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TO NUMBER THE STREETS.


At lbs meeting Of ire tiy government
lat evening The r5l Of ACCOUNTS amounting
tic s207G 80 Va. passed
The con mttee on highways to whom
Vas referred the petition Of +. o. Vickery
and others to lumber the houses Of
Augusta reported Ihs' the same sh2uld be
dlne.
The following order ~sr shen pa sst
o dersd, Thai the c1mmi tee on h'glvsys
he authorized 20 contract with some re-.
spon'ible parry 10 numbet thu tousfs in
hugus,. not 10 exc al $500
Cay Sol ctr Gp,i.fd Up rcd to ,he
meeting r'sa-dies the psti'ior II l. G.
Conl t.r III aeespt.ros + W.llj street.
Gust noe Iie'gh-4, Aai A order vas
pass, ia C ncarreace to thar eject
An orier ~ss ALA passed ia concurrence
suthor Z ng TIE cliff ereiaetr 10 purchase
ho.e csrrug',
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-09
BoWditCh, Webster & Co.

Both the mc:hod and results wheo
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is i,leasa1;
ald refreshing to the taste, and act
gently yet promptly On the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the svs
tenn efectually, disrels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C,
cep'able to the stomach. prompt III
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, ito
many excellent qualities commend it
tn al and aaqs made t. stss most
pop'is- -sLss&y knowp.
5g92s { wgs % 10 81 = &c
ACC 81 a:.1--sa ~ Al -es.ai=g rug
gisss. AaF tal4s1l. dgusz,r. VINO
LAY s5. aArt II Do aAsd VII pro-
cure Il ptonapsiy foF say ooe ~ho
wishee 70 uy 1t DO zct accept any
substitute,
CALIFORNIA FiG syrup co.
sas FRANCISCO. CAL.
so.nsshls, ~ ss~ y0ax ~
nsr'dA-y
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ASYLUM LODGE.
/ Pablo IastalAEn Ct lhs CnlesRs
Las! EYariig.
Brethren Of the Three Links and Friends
Enjoy Samptuous Banquet.

The public i1s;.ilAtioa Of lie { m :srs Of
Asylum Lodge Issg sysnis z was very is,gely
ssssri q sIa oae Of unusual interest, tie
servic>s beng co.3astsd IN very pi.s.-
log manner. The cffieers installed are
n. q Fred j. Mscaasl.ad; V.G. Wal
C. Miller; p. g., A. n J Lovtisy z ) &.
Fred Wssk.; treasurer. J X Tovssesd /;
", Hsrbsrs L. Head c., Gso, II Rsb
bias; o. G HenEy Turner /. g Frsck
T. fop< X s. N. @. Harry W. kisd L.
8. n. G.. Mayer Ssiblaa vice grad sup
portsrs, WsIssr n. Foes and Ber1n Ii.
Wslmsn; X. 8. 8 Walter F.neie l. S.
8 Al!en J. Yoasg
fhe officers we're installed By Grand
Master Nicholas Ftssendsp, assisted By
Grand Marshall Samuel Adam. 0. Belfast.
The exercises we're Interpreted .i!h s.sg.
ing 81 the Wiathrop Street QlArte;, and
masic BY shs lodge orchestra. Tbs even
ing vas pstfecl. aad The attendance filed
tho ftaterIi.3s handsoms hall.
10 say ,hn public Installation Of the
officers Of As5 lun Lodge vas carried gu.
sueesssfally 10 every detail. would be but
ssyins What oil acquainted know. Bat the
Installation ISst evening vas one Of unusual
.,cc... r., ,t,. ,ba ,olto~i.. o,,,,..
Of afrsn gsments deserve grss. crsdii:
Commi.,.s of .r,.ngsmsp,.Er po,s
AMI I,y.f,v w n p.,. =
P,nkh.m +. Head
Automatically = Mill, n r
ahs,bu,,e n Wax. 81 N M.a,,,a
G. W Hazard "a Ran,
Alter tn, io.t,Ii.nao s,a,ci.a, ,,,a cn,
p.ny t,p..re, IN III. vs.,,v n, tina rro4v.
,.li.t eharch ,hs,. a. IA b.,o,., =,
only The ,.d,.. If mat ..c,,tv srox +, .,
o,ov,t. ...i.ea them Tn, sn,i,s vv
"a, oecost.i With he fable. ~hs,
served The s.,t,pi, os.a,
Roast Turkey. Cranberry g.uee
N''4 't tas4s ,,,,,. 'e't noiiFd Ham
brsd ,fe"'n Roll. ooailop'd Oysters
c,x,
Choech.1. prts.on. Delicate
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-09
NOTICE.

\ otics ia hereby s,vsn thst We hsve this
day disc lived the copsr nership existirg be-
tseen Us by mutual cotse Mt AID agreement,
All parsogs i deoi1d to cur firm will please
call At the s.cts occupied by US And settle
at once. a. We dssirie TO close up sill part
nersbip acco in's IS quickly as possible. 10
onng our partnership tu,iDess We desire
70 thank '5s people o. Augusta fer the
geuerou. patronage they have given US.
Augusta, Me JsIusry lat A. D. 1892
E ". fHuRCH,
Z. LOCKE.
To the cit zens of Au2u.ta s1d especial y
10 The customers o. ne fl IN of Church &
Locke, this day Dissolved. wouid respect
fully announce that I shall eoptinue the
grocery business at the old stand formerly
occupied by said firm. ard shall BE- glad 10
sse AID serve DO b OLD ard new customers.
Hoping .ha. all old customers and friends
viii, favor me with their patronage and that
others will give me call. | remain.
Vtry truly your'.
E. LOCKE.
January l,t. A, d 1892.
N0iiGE.
In seva,irg nay connection with the firm
OF Church & L7oke wish 70 thsr k oil Who
have ostrorizad h, arm and basre.k for
Mr.. Locke cen iuusncs Of IkeR patron.
age.
Jsn2 8: E ". CnCEcH.
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ffeoie.y there viii De Z iiie 9 aamber Of
ma'eas from this city sttend the installs-
aon OF The eticess Of the wstervige lds,
h.I; Monday evening Ticket Asen,
eootaey Of the Milne ceRsr.,, prasl.ed
'aefe is party Of ten, viii grant one fare
f'f the roaal trip. Pass Grand Mater
josiah II D'ummond Of Portland viii IL
50 i tie fl srs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-09

All srs entitled 10 the bes. ths. their
"oaeS WEI buy. so every family should
rave ~ ones, . eostle Of the best family
rmfdy, Syrup Of Figs. to clsaoss the sys-
IN shsc coseve or bilious. For s<'a ia
ooc and 81 90 bottles BY all Leading drug
S"S' dee73A~in
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[ lilIrrl, Nniices.

/ A. the Y NJ c. A rooms a. 1 r NJ
young m.n's meeting, good praise seryic /,
all young msa inyitei.
| At Friants Gospel. services will be held
on Sunday at 1850 A. NJ, and : P. NJ.
I Prayer meeting Wednesday evening At 20
SUI CT otFcrmon st the Winthrop s..
| niver.si.t church Sunday fnor'irg I'm
/ Derision." Sunday school at / As; Y.
z. c. aG p N. All welcome.
! Spri,usli't,c Associstion. Prof. W. G.
Haskell all Epsak in O A, r Hall, SIr
dsy at NJ. Sat set Sphi u,lisn, as
related to science Srd Religion. Tests by
Df. merrill Collection taken At he dor
Tt, Salvation Army viii hold q test
mory ue.ii- Z tonight P. NJ; Sunday
! oonsscratiSu meeting 4; II A NJ Chri'S
esge'isncs rupe'i~g 3; 3 = M ST.
v,ticn meeting at 7.3p P M, Id by opt
Atkins
Attte Free Bt3i't church tte-e Will b,
n aching at 10 20 by the past :, Or. Pc =
ufy. 81. 'ct Coed Rs la,ions Su o
Day rc3ooI att Y u'g Peoples NEE in1
a, /" =. VI. G1sp7l Service at p. M
Seat. se free and al viii BE- c1rdi,lly vel
coined.
| Congregational church. 10 80 A. NJ
morning worship and sermon by the s,tor.
II IS A NJ, Sunday school; ?. NJ. Y
?. s. c. z. meeting. 50 P, NJ, union
meeting Of the churches to listen to the
Story Of Go-I Will Farm by R.v. G. W.
Hirckley.
Uuitsrisn Church. Sunday mornir <
services a, 10 30, conducted by Rev. Jas.
T. Lu.k Of Boston. Sunday School At ~
VI. These absent CT Sunday last, who de-
sire t, douse to the Howard Benevolent
Talon vii please enclose the smouut in
sn envelope az deposit ii at the usual morn
log cci &c i,n-
! S,ius MarA's church: First Sunday after
Epiphany, celebration of holy communion
AZ A. NJ. morning prsyer with sermon at
10 30, Sunday school a. . 80 P. NJ, fol-
lowed By evensopg at 3 o'clock. At :
O'Clock there will be he choral evsnsong
when carols suitable for the Feast Of the
Epiphany will be sung.
/ At the Green Street Methodist . -
prayer meeting 1890 worship and sermon
by the pastor, subject, Looking Unto
Jesus laos. Sunday school; 600, de-
/ votlonsI and Bible study meeting Of Ep-
worth League; 90, Gospel service. Free
s;Ninsa st ali services Cordial invitation
extended 20 sill strangers and those hsvin z
1 no regular place of whorship,
At the FIRST Baptist church: Morning
wor.hip aod sermon by Rev. G, W. Hjnk-
. ley at 10 20 A NJ; Sunday school With
adult el.sse. st IL M; Y. P. S. c. f.
me ting q; 6 P. 81. Tina services in the
svs ming pill be omitted TO slI,w sill to at
t. nd the un.on sarvce 81 Granite church
/ Er. Huxley hers tails The S:o'y 0!
| G ,cd viii Fam g. All are Invited.
I Attention i, lied 90 tle union service
t, BE- LelJ a. 8rs,ite church C1ngregs.
t;,naD tomorrow evening =; 30. Rev.
% W II ncGI-s WI rhsn tell the $ ory Of
G Jod will Fam AL without regard to
hest. or nsmes will b. inefestei xni are
CO. tally i1vits'.
| Fox CO. d.pis, ~B4 s.s.dpr' Of Il
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FOR SALE.

A aamber OF desirable rssiderens In Aasusts,
de-. varying In prtoe from $500 70 $500; Al.
20 several 10 70 m plsoes 10 the Eubu'bs Of
this city; one two story house and h., IN LesistoE
Me. puDbor OF farms Ia Hnssebse oouGtY.
varying Ia price from rIaoo 70 $4,000. Borses
and tsnenents TO lot. b. w. " HiIsr0rpk, A..
toyssy. Bgforta. Astss rpsS
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1Get your Reserved seats a. Care
WilEts@ esrls today.
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>faasi tAGGsg.2se.s~eI.s,

tDA2 sasssupsssn.A essesaesSfsS tear u1e
cessiAs ~sdes The As<5 q! E,<rsn. fcs sALR
10 LIST, t1sfs -. xE Ss ieSsfsso sec tsa>ss tei
. ossl-s shs~e uEssoe .ef y ma ne wssk -
~ essss. sass sss psyasEt.
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Fox & CO. d.p,sf --B4 s-s.apr' CT IL
Il ,vo-s snd I2 .hsdes IN the, how 81 dow
this m,- i3s T-ey 10 K deIic ousiy
Tempting.
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ilRsv, Mr., G'yaus vss IN Plrtland yea
terd,y.
Gen. IL n P,fi,,ea ven. TO Portland
yeserd.Y.
Mr.. F G ore, :, Outlined to the house
Nth Ia grippe
Mr.. Al Gerald Of Fsrd-l!vx in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. Eugene sm til :, CO; f led at home
Nth rteumsti.m.
Hon. saith NJ Carter Of Auburn VA, in
The cry yesterday.
Mr. 3 Sore velt TO Boston yesterday
Gu . business trip.
"A, wsldFop. Esq Ct ws:eiv.lle. va,
10 the city yesterday,
Geo, W, He,eltor. Esq, Of Gardi-e'
VI" IN the city yesterday.
Mrs. Capt. A'sins sui baby are conaaed
to thet, tei with q gtipp,.
A. i Hu.,ey OF North Bsr-ick:lwss st
A. Hotel Norh last evening
B.A WAITE tf D Inlui.cotsa Mills was
at Ihe Copy House yesterday.
Mrs. Everett, Hall i. recovering from =
severe Illness Of several days duration.
MIS-. J. II. Richardson Of Chicago is
vi'i'irs Der H,te-. Ms Dr.. T~itchell Of
thi, city.
nr W IL Bradford Of the M.iae Gen.
ersl uospit.! VAS il the city last evening"
c,lirg On friends.
Mrs. Penney AID son Paul returned yes-
tertsy Afternoon from Barsor where they
have bees visiaag for few days.
Aucus these sh9 came from ws,erviilc
yts'srisy to sfseud court were II N s. S.
BroWa ard W. C Pllo,oos. Esq.
Mrs. AIMS Wilder LET. yesterday for
New Haven, Conn, where she will make
her 500, Aucs Parker Wilder. edisc, Of
'be New Haven Palladium, = two weeks
visit,
M Daniel Steward of North Arson VS..
ca'liog on his iune1us Augusta friend .
+ Hay. lie hss bsea sussricg from =
i0's ulass, rince he kf. the Augusta hou'e
last sumner. bus i, aov. We are p ea.ed to
laayo
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Milan sad Waite. ,hs Two young man
sestenced TO Sa:a pricn Tor three years
'nr o1rslsii zioga store in R,sdse1 will
Be safea TO prisou his morning, leaving on
the 80 train in charge Of ole Of the
prison officers, Walter X. HL1ien. When
IN. prisoners were i2fornsd Of the fac.
tia; they we're 10 be tases a-sy in the
mofaics thty becams .p'ky AID said little.
Ta'y PROBABLY ,horghi Of the brief free
d'n they chained by breaking jill, free
don teA, vas s,o7 clevsrly eadsd.
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A,senii5a /, { died 90 "a. union service
t, be held At 8rstite church C,nsregs-
tanai) tomorrow evening NJ 30 RsT.
G W II ucGl-S WI ihfn tell the IS ory OK
G Jod Will Fam AL without regard 10
,es.or nsmeswll b. iaferested xni are
CO. 'isllg ilvj.s'.
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DAN CI NG

A. elementary els - for chlhirsa Will fpr1rsd
IN Ulsoa HA &, -ssaTd<s, j1asssY stl. At 20 % A.
Al. Tens 500 for u lesson+. A hish .ehcsl
class III DC fam d frfd y. JshuNy IS at 40 r.
b. Fem IN acsancr sie9 t-r Il 'ess,n'.
Rsa,-E'f4ly, II. ~ PuLLEN.
Oilcs In Uetez BAH cetaLjtf
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w ANTEB-A good fsmhy horse. lurANa
w l. WALL Augusta. laH9isth
DWOf. kpwIS l.. EMN"Ns the
- ~hisitng sol Is and imitsior BAH Maize.
erg agome nts sohci'strd from orgarisati1Hs NJ
hinda, isT'nr po'trair, correspondence solicited
. Twin L. kmInons IIu6dlM'
NXTANcED- agents for aaniuess perptt
wv ual ca eaJsr. Sample 10 cents Pope
Gibbs. GeR'l AGENT, LOCUS Mi. JanBdiw.
Af ANT EO~-f Two Goat max ~, on me Gus.
w ION work. Mast he hrtt class. stead,
work ihf year round ana extra pay.
dee25dtt +, n. SNAIL.
AR"ots in he S'atc Of Maine
w fer the famous - -, mouth Tia Combl
1aiion lofk. Apply to or address. Harry h. umds
|ie Water 81 CT L. q, box KITS Gardiner, Me.
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Tery highly polished. The tenders are
OF brown, also, and the cart is painted
in dark blue stripes.
Miss Morosini drives her father out
in the celebrated tandem cart, which is
vehicle rather high and large for a
lady to drive, but is nothing remarkable
if one remembers that even four-in-
hand break was once driven by a
woman.
Miss Hewitt looks very graceful
driving n Bcllington of primrose and
black. These traps are particularly de-
signed for ladies and the seats are re-
vcrsiblc, to accommodate four passen-
gers. a pretty lining is drab Bedford
cord, which is the very latest thing, al
though corduroy is still popular. Some
of these Innings are extremely dainty.
The carpet, rug, ct al, must match the
lining, and some of the state carriages
are fitted up very handsomely. There
is watch at the side, and pockets for
tiny smelling salts, fan and any toilet
articles lady may wish to have always
at hand.
"Mrs. ]. BALM is an enthusiast on
the subject of riding and driving and is
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some distance. This is true in many
cases. The stables are, however, con
nected by telephone, aud the inconven-
fence attached to securing turnout is
very slight. Ladies in New York know
much more about horses in practical
way than the men. They study horse
diseases to a considerable extent, read
up publications on the subject, and of
ten go to the stable and give direc-
tions for the care of sick horse after
having examined it with critical eyes.
"rhe styles in carriages change so
often that vehicle, after having been
used for only a few months, will often
become entirely out of date. But we
are always glad to accommodate our
good customers by exchanging them
for others of later style at moderately
increased cost.
'Colors are rather quiet-that is to
say for city use. Dark blue and dark
cherry stripes are used n great deal;
and some primrose. For the summer
resorts, however, light and bright col.
ors are just as desirable rs ever, rs
they blend we'll with the gayer TINS OF
the seaside toilets