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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-30

N0NWlN. ITUW Q - NINsIEIIS.
The Germans the popular idols of min
'trclsy will appear at the Opera House next
: Saturday They have received nothing but
pral" this season a. thus sample shows
Hurmaus Mtnstrcis delighted large
7n'hrnc' las, evening. In the matt 81
resiuuHE music. novel effects, bright
'p'reitIc>. artistic dancing they have
'lrur'l 4 dear right to their prosperity and
te their reputation in the minstrel world -
lWcs ami Despatch Reading, Pa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-30

Effect instant AMI cure effectual'-N
Arthur W. Robson, PSI Baltimore 81. Bal
umore, Nd. says; while skating few
nights ago | sprainel my right arm so
severely that ii was impossible to use It.
The following morning procured bottle
OF Salvation Oil AMI take pleasure in stat
ing that it instantly relieved and eventually
cured the injured arm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-30

OAN~ @AAJ r -
Both the method and results vher
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasaai
and refreahing to the taste, and act.
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tenn edsctually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of it, kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptabls 70 the stomach, prompt in
itx action and truly beneficial in it,
effects, prepared only from the mos,
healthy and agreeable substances, it,
many excellent qualities commend il
to all and have made it the mos,
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gista- Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do Ut accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fh1 SXRUP co.
81" FRANCISCO. cal.
t0CisyniE. ~ NEW v0Sx. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-30

The HrrR OF Young smart have this day dis
.aiy,d by mutual consent per the above notice
desire to thank the public for the generous pat
rnnare which fhsY have g.yeg our 6rin and stai'
IL them that shall cenisune the business u, the
~, srapd and tvil.. enjoy continuance Of .hs
,,.tronay e Which has been gwen 10 said hrm-
Augusta, March e. i>.a. Z. 4. SNsET & to-
mara.dlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-30
Local and Business Tips.

II, g. Staples Camp $. of V. will give
one of their dances next FRIDAY evening,
March 3lst, in &. A. r. Hall. All that re-
ceived invitations to the last dance are cor
daily invited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-30

WYETH'S BEEF, IRON Il WINE "a
Examine this lfsi 8o compare the pricss with
iho-e that you have be "a paying for the same
article.
All Electric Car nss our door. and the fare
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-30
NOTICE.

The CofnHffsee State Pensions viii lie in .,..
sieH On Thsrstiay af each wesk ut the o.ssr 81
Dr. Rot'tJ. Martin. Ia Waier IT. from TO and
from 10 . T.. ", HatH further notice.
A. Y. J. fs,yRfoY, , Committee on
EoB'J j. AaEpIS, state Pen-iou-
mar.siif
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-30
INVESTMENTS.
We offer the following desirable invest
ments:

ments:
Maine Central 4 per cent Consolidated
Mortgage Bonds, due 1912.
Maine Central 4 l-2 per cent Improve.
ment Bonds due 1916.
Knox and Lincoln Railway ) per cent
improvement Bonds due 1921, (guaran.
,eed principal and interest by the Maine
CentraD.
Rumford Falls Railway 5 per cent
First Mortgage Extension Bonds dine
1912.
R0ckland, ThomastOn and Camden
street Railway ) per cent First Mort.
cage Bonds due 1922.
Union Electric Railway COMPANY
First Mortgage per cent Bonds due
1929. (of Saratoga springs, New York
Athol Mass Water Company 5 per
cent First Mortgage Bonds due 1919
works built in 1876, gravity system.
Camden X Kockland Water Company
I 1.2 per cent Mortgage Bonds due 1917.
Portland Il Ogdenburg Railway stock.
Dividends guaranteed and paid omar.
'erly direct TO the stoekhelder By the
Maine Central.
Hereford Railway Company Stock.
Dividends guaranteed and paid semi
annually direct 10 the stockholders by
tbe Maine CentraI.}
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IN |?

for YOU, less for u.s. but stll a small pratt. even
at the extremely low prices at which we quote ali
Patent Medicines. We guarantee absolnteiy that
all medicines purchased Of us are genuine.
We ship good 10 NIL parts OF the State which
cash accompanies order by mil. freight %
express. YOU pay expense OF transportation
~ i emit aGurd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-30

SAN FRAsuiScO, ca,
L0CiSyiLlE. ~ NEW roar ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-30

THE NEXT QuAErzK BEGINS AFHit Il, is9s.
Textbook and tuition free. Bs,ar4 very resioa
able. Ore OF the hes. schools In New Eaxisad sor
real Normal professional training. For full ps,
! tculsrs address W. J. tStRTHKi.i.,
auxseedk.tf f.ssrhsm- Majpe.
The state herald., 1893-02-17
At THE WORLDS FAIR.
a Jsveasfe Orchestra and Corp. OF Ia,
80 let Dancers,

\
An orchestra Of strlngcd and reed instru-
mcnts to come from Java to furnish inspira-
tion for the ballet which Is TO dance In tho
village theater at the exposition, says the
Chicago Rers- Record. The ballet girls arc
dependents OF the sultan OF Jokjerkata. They
nre dancers by hcrcdity, the ballet art being
confined 70 families chosen and pcrpetuatcd
for the Arts sake. Instead Of being slaves, MS
their Indian sisters In the nrt terpslchorcan
arc, they have limited freedom. are exempt
from manual labor, hut cannot leave the sui.
tan's province without special permission.
They arc described as wonderfully agile and
graceful, capable OF unlimited exertion and
picturesque TO degree In their costumes.
A peculiarly OF Javanese dancing as cx-
cmplihed In these performances is It's remark
able similarity to the Delsartc exercises and
poses. In sense every dance Is series OF
successive tableaux, each change Of attitude
illustrating some distinct phase Of emotion
and expression.
To maintain tribal discipline and have some
definite authority over the workmen who nrc
coming TO Chicago, the company has arranged
to bring The chief along and with him high
priest. All the natives arc Mohammedan ans
and the priest comes to guard their spiritual
welfare aud administer to their spiritual ne
cessities. tribal throne Is to be erected In
the midst OF the village. From this the chief
Will issue orders to his subjects and from II,
also, the high priest will announce religious
worship as he secs fit. The workinen will
make sarongs, show how their tea Is cultivated
md prepared, forge and form the fine metal
ornaments and weapons peculiar to their
island.
The state herald., 1893-02-17

The town u Wcstport, which adjolns Kan
sas Cily,is indignant at the lack Of protection
that the cable grlpmen have. There are
about seven hundred grlpmen Mt work In
Kansas Cl.y, In the council at Wcstport m
ordinance was passed with this clnusci
"All sircctrailHgy ronpanics shall, whcn-
ever the temperature Is 10 degrees above zero
zero OF lower, provide and furnish protection
against the Wind and the weather for the
grlpmcp, driver. or other operators oil Its
cars
A fine OF from s2i 10 500 day is provided
for every day that the street railway companies
fail 10 provide shelter for their gr,pman. The
authorities Of the city OF Wesiport say this or
dinancc will he enforced, and Walton Holmcs.
president Of the Grand Avenue Street railway
company, which own. the Wcsiport line, say,
I, VIII be impossible TO obey the terms Of
tho ordinance, because protection cannot be
provided without nj the same time cndnngcr-
Ing the lives Of the people. One gripman
was so badly frozen recent, thnt.hc fell at
his post and Il WAS several days before he re
covered
The state herald., 1893-02-17

Tho m.,srro Ia CLEARLY n, ,rr-,vor,o,
over tho present very detective law ma
,.hu, =, ,,.', ho so,,o,.,,, s,,,,,,. ", ',.
n, Ia nroyIs,ors in tho mai, 4, a. ,,,s, "a
bencaclal nlccc n, pronoscd ,cr,.,.t,or
Wc nronoso ,arir. mn In do,a,, son,o =,
Tho nrinc,n,o hn,s that oro I,ro,, n haoo,,,a
laws and Give mn outline nj ths,r c,,.f nrr
vision, lint Tho pconle NAV lnow 4, ,dyanoa
what Inv, arc about IN 20 nm the s,,tn,o
hooks Al prc.ent tho kpow,cdrc Ia conorod
IN Inn favored few who make law i tr.,no..
and Tho unfortnnatc who arc con,rc,,.J IN
resort IN litigation tn rcdrcss yronrs hu,
who find ont when i'm la,c tbr f,tn, Icfec,s
Of tho law
Nc,t Tuesday tho Now Mer,c,p ,crIs,,,rro
will bc hero and ,hc week will, ho consur,o,,
The state herald., 1893-02-17

A miner recently discovered large and
weil-formed frog alive In a mass Of anthracite
coal blasted from chamber 200 fest below
the surface, In Simpson IL Watkins Mount
Lookout collicry at Wyoming. near here. says
Wllkcsbnrrc correspondent Of the New York
Herald
The discovcrcr Of the curiosity is Joscph
Johns. lie had barred down n large lump Of
coal, when the llgb, from his lamp fell upon
something strange IN II. lie stopped down,
touched the object aud was surprised to ind
II soft and yielding. lie very carefully chip
ped oil the coal around IL. aud found II To be
frog. scycniecn years ago. while working
In the mines, Johns had made n similar db /.
coysry and had then taken the frog IN his
hand, shown II tn his brother miners aud then
taken Il home. Bu, while II was alive aud
warm when he found II, Il died before Il had
been exposed TO the mir half an hour.
When he made his second discovery he put
the frog IN An nr-ilght Jar In which he had
brought tea for his lunch, and the jar has
not since been opened.
The frog at first showed no signs Of life,
although II was warm, but after being In the
Jar about Fix hours II began To move, and
when u had been exposed 10 the light ten
hour II was quite lively. Since then II has
continued to be fully wide awake, and stares
AT all who look ut II.
In appearance Il Is not very much different
from an ordinary frog. except that Its back i
nearly black, and there arc two rows OF little
proiubcraaees down each eide OF It's splnc
Its legs arc also peculiarly long and it, feet
very delicate,
The state herald., 1893-02-17

A newly.lnvenicl contemplating machine
l. nov being used IN the South The ma.
chine consists Of "a series OF brass cylinders
sci parallel In . frame, one above another,
which operate by turning rapidly from both
sides OF the cotton talk. their motion being
derived from the wheels of the machine
which run 10 the middle 81 the cotton rows.
causing the mhchlDe Ia straddlc the row Of
cotton 10 lie operated on.
- one ,ldc u the cylinder Is prctcntc IN
the cotton, shnrp.rolutcd needles pfotrnde
through the holes perforated In the cylinder,
which gather the cotton, and NJ the cylinders
continue Ia reyolye. the needle. drop back out
Of sight, releasing the cotton. which falls Into
boxes ON both sides OF the machine. From
ihese the cotton i conducted TO sack hung
at tho rear.
The machine will pick between COCO and
1000 pounds 81 cotton day, II Is said, where.
~ negro will pick about $50 pounds In the
same timo--ii he feels 10 disposed.
The important features Of the machlnr arc
Il. weight, which T. only 100 pounds ian In.
dlspcn'nblc factor, since the ilrlis are apt 10
bu muddy the cylinders, With disappearing
teeth, pfcchjlng the nsnnl clogglng IN such
rnaohlnes, Ia derivation %. power, wherein II
l. similar TO n moving machine. aud the car.
rying away of ine cotton rs fast rs 1t IA
picked 10 the snea In the rear.
The state herald., 1893-02-17

Morning concerts Of popular music and
free to the public arc TO be given by the
Thomas orchestra nearly every day the Fair
Is open. The performances are to be given in
the beautiful music hall yituated on the lake
shorr, w. yhc south cnf Of the manufactures
nuildiS! MpvmfA announcement Of the
plan for FREQ concer- has been made, tho b,l-
reau OF music preferring TO defer its puhlica-
tlon untll tho details were complete. The
idea originated with Theodore Thomas, who
submitted II to the directors as part OF tho
general scheme Of performances early In the
organization OF the bureau. According To
one OF the great conductors personal friends.
Mr.. Thomas urged tho free concerts as one OF
the most important features Of the plan lie
saw In 1t an opportunity TO reach the plain
people and teach them the beauty of good
music rendered by n magnificent orchestra.
The lovers Of classical music could crafty
their tastes at the concerts prepared especially
for them, but the free performances were To
include rendltions Of such music us the
Strauss waltzcs and the Rubcnstcin bale,
music.
The state herald., 1893-02-17

Ia Lclpslc last Wednesday night sehacflor',
restaurant was ibronged with people aLou'
midnight when someone cried "hreW n
Wild panic prevailed and everybody made 0
Wild rush 10 get through the only place o.
cgrcss, NARROW pns-agcway. This was soon
blocked by struggling mas Of people
Women shrlcked and tainted Rad even men
We're helpless In the ffanue struggle. Those
who fell were Immediately closed upon and
the life crushed out Of them, aud Others were
fatally jsinihcd against the wHlis. When al
brought back To their fnnses, II wan' found
that eight persons had been killed In the
panic aud three others severely and pcrlinp,
fatally injured. The fire which had caused
the panic was comparatively slight affair.
The state herald., 1893-02-17
A seonrgc IN aIar icillr..

Wednesday Of 4 chOicralc disease Nine Of
tho eases were susplclously like Aslailc
cholera. The physicians appointed ~ mske
u special investigation OF the di.oasc have
been unable 80 far to make Satisfactory
diagnosis.
Microscopic examination hns failed to re-.
veal the presence Of comma hacilll. Some OF
the physician, are lnclincd tn tho belief that
tho disease Is Intestinal Influenza. fhe dlf.
ease has been confined To the tllthlcst Ills.
trct., where the sanitation IA In dcplorable
condition,
Despite the gravity Of the situation, nc
signs Of panic have been manifested ~ set
The board of health l. assuring all inquirer
checked In n few days.
The state herald., 1893-02-17

A. meeting u representative, of the
various railtuid organizations held Mt Chicago
Nrincslny th" first steps were taken toward
the formation ~ what will be, II tho ideas "
the founders are carried ont, the most power.
fi labor Organization In America. The oh,
irri In view I. the establishment al an ru.
tifriy new organization, which .hnll lncndc
cyrty railroad cinploie In the country. AL
efforts nj fcdcrhilng the present orgnnls itl0ns
have failed, and realizing the weakness II
separate organizations, unnS ~ tue icadrrA
among tho railroad tmploJe, have reached
the conclusion that an entirely neW oflfnhl,n.
iinu. that shall h. open nr equal terms To
every railroad cmployr. Il the only solution
VI the prcacni diillrulilrf.
The state herald., 1893-02-17

In Portland. Maine. few rols from The
depot, on Commercial street, ! noticed per.
hap. sls or eight English tparrowS, picking,
with nil the strength aud vengeance ihcr
lit,lr mouths and bodies could command, nj .
large aud extremely tough sailors cracker. !
watched them closely, Wishing TO know how
they could manage such hard aud difficult
ease,
The engine began Ia puff they appeared 10
SEQ tho way out. nnl exhibited forcthought
aud wlrdom that Ia me Nns marvel " Won.
dcr The birds surrounded the cracker, each
bird taking strong bold Lifting the crack.
CT from the ground, nll working together
they placed the cracker directly aud carefully
upon the tnp of the rail then AWAY they went
IA tho branches ~ the trees,
The ears pnssc1 over the cracker putting II
In condition they wished To have H. No
Aoonef had the onfs rot Just leyond the
cracker than ifty ~ more birds Of the shnn
hlnd enmu down from the limbs mud enjoyed
the lunch prepared by tic intelligence "
Wild blrla ihl had no bringing up whatever
- Fisshpi Ginia
The state herald., 1893-02-17

"Tou can never tell IN what sphere OF lfa
nlin really holurri' said Arthur Wood.
htdgu Of San franosno, who !. stopping NJ
the Hnuthrtn, sud !. on hls way home after
srycrHl years study nhtond ''.insi look ut
dlal ilussinn Peter Dlmliricit salommc. who
died couple OF mohths ago lie VA, for
tvsfs the assistant cook and hflcrsnfi became
tho chef ~ the Imperial household of thc lpio
ear bnt when he wns raised Ia the position
NJ ehtf u wns found that he was too unDfp,
gfesslrc fof the position, 10 let him down
rasy he ans given o place In the department
~ tdn 7hilon, Tiri. Wa his place and BIZ
anpn demonstrated r. lie made great mum.
bee ~ reforms, nll for the tc'lrr, aud died
holding NE position " Inspect nt goHufnl VI
olooi., With headquarters 1t warsaw Ne
Aaa q falfi,e q. nn Imperial cook, hit I, Nss
y The lasting benefit Of ne children u Ra.ta
The state herald., 1893-02-17

The war department has received dis
patches from the federal and military author.
tiles OF the state Of Sonora during the la.'
few days stating that Navajo Indians src
committing many dcpradation- In the north
crn part Of that state and that tho settlers In
the valleys Of the Sierra Madrc mountains
have been the victims Of many serious out
RACES. The SaynJos are led by the chief,
Black Horse. The Yaqui aud Mayo Indians
are preparing 10 join the NavaJos and much
serious trouble Il feared. The available goy.
c,nmcn, troops IN that part Of tho republic
have bcru ordered TO the scene of the dis
turhancc and an effort will be matte 10 force
the Sayajos Into their tiahtful icrFitoty. The
Yaauls arc 80 well armed aud desperate that
the government has given up all attempts
for the present Of bringing them into sub
mission,
The state herald., 1893-02-17

The Gao county Judge, who have hoan I'm.
rfltoncd At kansas Ciiy, for contempt Of the
United Static court ZOE refusing To issuc u
special lcyj 10 pay t2i1, 900 honis voted thirty
icati nFo 10 u road hat NhH meyer bhllt, were
re,en,td on tho md A ,peclli election was
held TO determine whether Tho Indebtedness
should Ne compromised IN Il basis ~ 10 ref
cent The proposition carried auJ The Judge,
promised ~ i.alr tie hwy. Judge Phillips
formally approved tile tpniriUnisc and ~.
leased The Judges Lyery county Judge since
she time the uondi NT,n declared valid. hn.
served 9 term Tor contempt Ia reiu.lng 10
take The Necessary legal fieps 10 discharge
fhs Aalt frna rllAahHf IuIifaa ilasa iaHn ~
The state herald., 1893-02-17

A trembling hand, mn uncertain stop, Hdge,
tiness, indicated by restless shifting from ono
place or posture TO another, usually mental an.
Indications of extreme nervousness. These
seem trifiing, but the health OF men and women
In this condition is decidedly shaky." liable 10
tho vigorous might defy. 10 fortify the nerv.
Gus system, gent al vigor must through tho
medium Of reinforced digestion, and renewal
OF an impaired power OF sleeping ut night, BIO
this In Hostetters Stomach Bitters, which 70.
establishes digestion. bile secretion and the
habit Of body on a permanently regular basis,
is followed by gain Of strength and ncrvo
tranquility. For kidney complaint .rheumat-
ism. neuralgia and as n preventive Of the first
attack or subsequent return of mnlArinl disor.
ders, this medicine is without peer. Thrice
daily take wincglassful.
The state herald., 1893-02-17

There Is no longer any hope amois the IL.
publican cmp.oyc. " the Senate, iel-gnphs q
Washington special, that they viii bn ablf to
hold ihcir pnees This election 81 Popnl.t-
Democrat. In Kansas aud Nebraska removes
all doubt about the ability Of the Democrats
10 rcofgnnlzc the body. There Hra nov u
hrld.oyer. nnd neuly.elrcird Democrats In
The next Senate ioriy.thrrc members. There
nf- i've Popull.i,, nll of whom vii unloabl.
ed y vote With thr Democrats IN rcorrtnlkr
ilrn. The Republicans viii have forty votes
n he minority In Montana prefer rather than
80 w. A. CLARK elected asa Democrat /, NJ.
low the governor Ia appoint Colonel Sanders,
with the vote Of Vice President Stevenson
aud the assistance IL the ropullsta the Demo.
Gratis will have a working majority.
The state herald., 1893-02-17

The school excitement Mt Sallda Is not yet
ended. Professor and Mrs. Woody, the de-
posed principal and high school teacher, Mon
day morning opened private school and
about fifty OF the regular scholars OF the pub.
lie high school have gone with them. They
offered to teach those unable to pay free of
cost for the remainder OF the school year.
The directors have employed n new
principal and teacher and the high school is
running MS usual, but with small attendance.
The state herald., 1893-02-17

The method OF measuring the candle power
Of light is simply TO nave an object along u
graded scale, away from the light, until IL
ceases 10 cast n shadow; mark on the scale
ut this point Indicating the candle power OF
the flame. II Is apparent that the shadows
thrown arc to II great extent dependent on
the Intensity Of the light. Thus the water
gas, which gives n more intense light TO u
given area than coal gas, casts n strong
shadow on the measuring machine, but when
put TO practical use does not illuminate II
room sowcll, not having so great diiIusiyc
power MS a coal gas Hight Of the same meas
nrcd candle pcwcr.--Ncls York Commercial,
ddferfistr
The state herald., 1893-02-17

Little Barbara had been sick, but was con.
valesclng.
.'Arc you my doctor,' she said, waking up
suddenly, and finding strange lady at her
bedside.
mo, dear" replied the strange lady, II
am your trained nurse.n .-
''Ah. that's better" exclaimed the little
GIL. ~ shall like you very much. Trained
nurse shc continued, painting to cage
hangin, near the window, 'lct me Introduce
you 10 my trained canary. ~ Toronto Nail
The man who Ia given To sober reflection
seldom gets into u tight place
The state herald., 1893-02-17

Flower

lily wife suffered with indigestion
ard dyspepsia for years. Life be-
came burden TO her. Physicians
failed to give relief. After reading
one of your books, l purchased a
bottle of August Flower. 1t worked
like a charm. Mywifc received i'm
mediate relief after taking the first
dose. She was completely cured
now weighs los pounds, and can eat
anything she desires without any
deleterious results as was formerly
the case. c. II. Dear, Prop'r WASH
ington House, Washington, Va. o
The state herald., 1893-02-17

n. c. Creole makes the following offer In a
letter TO the Creole Chronicle;
81 am seeking no new honor In desiring
that the new county should bear my name,
yet II 1, should be the wish of the majority OF
the people I stand ready to christen It with a
gift OF $4,000. would like TO sec the eoun-
,y seat located at Crccdc, or Amethyst, but l
Will checrfully bow to the Will Of the people
In that matter.
The state herald., 1893-02-17

"change of lifc"; for women expect
ing to become mothers; for mothers
who are nursing and exhausted; for
every woman who is rundown, delicate,
or ovcrworked.
For all the disorders, diseases, and
weaknesses Of women, "Favorite Pre-
scriptlon" is the only remedy SO unfail-
Ing that 1t can be guaranteed. II 1t
doesn't benefit or cure, in every case,
tho money will be returned.
The state herald., 1893-02-17

There are large number OF hyglenic physi-
clans who claim that disease is always the re-
suit OF n transgrcssion OF Natures laws The
Proprlctors Of Garfield Tea are both phys-
clans, and have devoted years to teaching the
people how TO avoid sickness by followin.
Natures laws They give away with every
package Of Garfield Tea little book which
they claim VIII enable all persons, II Its d.
rcctions are followed, To avoid sickness Of all
kinds; and 10 have no need Of Garfield Tea or
any other medicine.