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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-18

INVESTMENTS.
We oifcf The following desirable Unrest.
mcbis.


mcnis.
Mains Central per cent Consolidated
Mortgage Bonds. due 1919.
Maine Cenirai I 2 per cent Improve
nent Bonds dpe 1916.
knox and Lincoln Hallway 5 per cent
improvement Bonds dGe 1921, gnaran-
teed principal and Interest by the Maine
Central.
Rnmford Falls Railway per cen;
First Mortgage Extension Bonds due
i9fs.
RecsIani. Themasion and Camden
Street Railway > per cent First Mort
gage Bends due 1922.
Mousam River Railroad Company
First Mortgage 6 per cent Bonds due
1912. onneeting Sanford and Spring.
vale with the Portland 4 Rochester
Railroad, York County, Maine.
Union Electric Railway Company
FIRST Mortgage & per cent Bonds due
1125. of Saratoga Springs. New York ..
Athol Mass. Water company . per
cent First Mortgage Bonds dne 1912
works huili In 1915, gravity systen).
camden 4 Rockland Water Company
il.2 per cent Mortgage Bonds die 1917.
Portland 4 0gienburg Railway stock.
Dividends guaranteed and paid quar-
terly direct To thr stockhOlder by the
Maine Central.
Hereford Railway company Stock.
Dividends guaranteed and paid semi
annually direct TO the stockholders by
the Maine Central
FRED E. HTCHARDS&CO..
90 EXCHANGE STREET,
FORTL IND. MINE.
L.
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OF kcnnebec Agricultural Society at ReaddeId
the Officers Elect.

Rt,pfiELp, Jan. l1.-(Special. At the
annual meeting of the kennebec Agricultu.
raj Society held here yesterday, the follow
iag officers were elected Il, II. Jacobs
Mt. Vernon, president; J. r. Yeaton, Mt.
Vernon, J f. Brainerl. +. Winthrop, Geo.
Heith, E Livermore Mills. vice presidents
Geo. L. Coleman. Readfeld, secretary
VIM. A. Lord, Rcadfeld, treasurer Chase
r. Fogg, Readfieli, agent NJ. F. Norcross,
Winthrop, ID. b. Savage. Augusta, b. 7.
stuart, Belgrade. +. II. Kent Fayette, W.
e. Hunton, Readfield. trustees. Ii was
oted TO abolish the present family ticket
-ystem aud Adopt single ticket for each
Omission at 25 cents carriages free.
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HANpS died At i AyikNNk
Early in the evening. INQUIRY elected III,
| response that the general had psssed a
| fairly well aay and was resting nicely thi,
evening. The change from the better I,
the worse was rapid and a, IL O'Clock III,
ex- President passed away,
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vh.,a hc rem.;n.5 IN Snn,e,nber isGI
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,ha h,,,,. ~ cdr Creas ~, "a ,scI a,
th,. close of which he lnarnea ef Ills election
10 Consrcss from, H., .ecood d;s,r;,.t M
oh;, liz was hr.v.ttea p,a;or-y,ncrai so,
ea,lan, srrvic. and resignc1 from any lime
iss, ue re,urned ia C;nc;nnoti in 10
eonh.r Issh ,u1 took b;s son, in ran.
cress Uo ,vns re-elec,ed In lsss bnt lcfi
H. 500, i, ,sc7 ha;ny nom,pa,.J Gov Cav.
arnar and hs;nr .lac,,d In On,oh.r tsG-
and re-e,ectea in 1860
4, 1870 hn wa. defeat,i far co,yr,ss
f., is75 bc was rroeJ nnd consented :, Ia
,r.;n !. c.,d;i,te for Gov.rror and wa.
,en;n olac,ed--an homer neyer bnf,re cop-
ferrea on n citizen of Ohio. ,Iuuc IG. 1876
he was rom;na,eJ as tho Rcpnhl;c,n cana,.
da,. f,,, the p,asideprv NJ Cincinn,t, on
tbr seventh ballot. receiving asl ,o,os IN
IA asl lar / q gia;ne ami 81 for Il 1,
Rristov
Thn e,s,iny canvass was ,loaca bv :,
botl, d;sn,teI elnc,inn tho ele ,toral yn.os
of Elorid. Snu,h Caro,ina and Inui.i,no
anJ ore of Oregon he;ng claimed hy ho,h
nar,ies The electoral commis.ion decided
IL. yot. IN b;s f.v,r ,nd he w.s in,uyuro,.d
March Z 1s-7 AZ Chief Magistrate his
career was marked will, moderation wis.
I,m and a svmn,thv with ali ,rue rc farms
mi, indepenjence Of character was
s,ron,,y shawn Inv his vetoes his steady nd.
bar.nrc IN p,ipc;nIe and his refusaI Ia nan.
dor to mere nartv noli,;cs Duriny h;s nd.
m;nistrat;on the Renublicap marty gain,l in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-18

HOUSE.

TUtsp,Y, Jan. l1th, 1898.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Papers from the Senate disposed of in
concurrence.
PETITIONS, Bills ETo., Presented sSp
KEFEERED.
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Meteorological Report.

January u. isas. II 2. NJ
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HiCDEh'S
MAGNETIC COMpCUhD.

Winter Gheiera and A-in5se as.eRss
closely resemble each other. Ioih have their
origin in a disordered condition of tho stomach
and bowels. both poison the entire Intestinal
tract; both exhaust vital energy asd reduce tho
Magnetic Eoapssn nd cures Winter Choi-
era, destroys gbo!eta gefns, eliminates chOl-
craze isai on from tc system, and restores vital
energy and strength. our Compound is sotl
By an Grasgisss. IL costs 81, bat IL worth
ii- syciy.i in gold, When you call for
ssiiden's Compound see thai you get 1t.
Take no other. Ours is tho best.
Buy IiIDcET'a AID s..lY HiccEN'S.
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The visiting friends nesd not hesitate to
eat creams, eusiaris. ETC., while in our city,
as very Little aayofing Is used in this see-
ton bat ths justly celebrated BATnR's
Exr#aers which are kaOwn the country
over for Perfect Parity, aai honest Feh
Measure When at hsnlQ don't call for q
bottle Of Exiraets bat iasist ON getting the
Btsker's Estsaefs ti.e oaly Extracts made in
the State that have received both MeDAL
snd DrIos* leyer eight compentorsl at
sns Of ths largest PcRE foov ExnsBTfoss
in this COUNTRY
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FURTHER AND FURTHER
Is the immense Ice Field Encroaching on Long
island Sound.

BBipGEroRt, Conn, Jan. l1.-Tbc in
tensly cold weather is freezing further and
further ont into the sound, and now as far
as the eye can see Is n field of ice.
Navigation is greatly intcrfered with, anil
Il is believed to be even worse tban the
winter of 1876, when the sound was nearly
frozen over. Great suffering of stock il
reported from towns near here.
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EETlTibNs, Dlli> ETC lREsENTEb ASN
REFERRED.
JUDICIARY.
BY Mr. Penley of Auburn-BIl an act
additional to chapter SO of the Private anil
Special Laws of 1891 entitled an act to sup
ply the city of Auburn with pure water;
also bill an act to amend chapter SO of the
Private and Special Laws of 1891 entitled nn
act TO supply the city of Auburn with pure
water
BY Mr.. Sprague of Monson-Pe'i,on Of
A. -. Chaplin and ~ others IF Monson l
favor of the state supporting all paupers
not having a legal settlement in the State
LEGN AFFAIRS.
By Mr. Bradbury Of Dexter-Resolve IL
favor of cities and towns where the stock Of
the Dexter and Newport Il. Il. Co. was
owned and which have not received their
share of excise tax.
BY Mr. Morrill, of l>ertland-Bill an ne,
to protect persons, associations and unions
of working men and others in their Labels,
trade marks, devices and forms of adver-
Using.
By Mr. Mitchell of Kittery-BiIl an act
authorizing the construction of highway
across the tide waters of Spruce creek in
Kittery
r, .,
BY Mr.. Garcelon of lewiston Petition
of IL n Newe,I ana int o,he,s ., siI et
sisters NJ Cb,r;tv
pv Nv RaI,ean of Jex;s,or-- pa,;,;or ,s
Caorce w Rsan .Iare. , y.lst n I
Rarkcr 7 q Pinyree and w II Rovers
.st;no for aid in behalf NJ ,be S;s,ars ~
1rh.-;,r
in favor of the Castine State Normal
School.
p r sp
"' " "N'
| BY Mr.. Noyes of STANDARDIZATION of
r. E. Freeze AMI 10 others of Charlestown
/ for an act prohibiting Sunday excursions
i by railroad companies and steamboats, and
/ to properly regulate Sunday traffic.
BY Mr.. Penley of Auburn-Bill an act
TO incorporate the Auburn & Mechanic
Falls Railroad Co.
p. ~ p,x
By Mr.. Shaw of DECENTRALIZATION Of
norate,l as q safe deposi, anil ,rus. com.
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s'ferfain b rd words. INSIDE iafo pill,
S,rnr,i. IN oil she ffoernr. tti!s

NUpIF 70 sHtit ffF FltlEftzIf HE1ss'
are not what constitute DR.. Pisree's Pleasant
Purgative Pellets. They are tiny. snear-
coated, purely vegetable pills. as pleasant
as confectionery to the taste. ana acting
upon the stomach and liver gently hut
effectually, and as naturally as Nature her.
self. For sick headache. indigestion, Bill
ieusness, constipation, and all the result
ing diseases. no laxative equal 10 than has
ever been discovered.
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WAsufSsroN, Jan. Isl 81 4. M--No
eh .nge is reported in Mr.. Biaines eonii-
ton. The light in the sick room is extin-
guished and those in the kitchen and in the
servants sleeping apartments are still burn
ing brightly. No one seems to be stirring
about and all is quiet
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Vineyard Haven Harbor Full Of Ice.

VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass. Jan. l7.-This
harbor is filed with drift ice tonight. 4
three-masted schooner, supposed to be the
Alice Archer. Port johnson for Portland,
passed east yesterday afternoon. but re-
turned today and proceeded ont by Gay
Head in the effort TO reach her destination
via Nantucket south channel. A northerly
snow storm prevails tonight.
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Il was not very well cooked sometimes, and
ae often ate fast.
When hunting or fighting day would often
pass without anything being eaten at all.
Yet he never hal dyspepsia.
lie never "dietea.'
We hear too much about dieting" these
lays.
man mustn't eat pic, or cabbage. or cake,
or beans, or this and that.
He mustn't eat ve~v much ard he lrnst do ft
very slow. lie lE1si never drink when he
cats. He mrsn't hurry He mustn't worry.
And 50 IL goes.
Thisis all rery soo,i advice. Bnt It would
worry man 10 death 10 Jcrueusber Is all.
Why can't We live Ike the Indian In q
aealthy. hearty, natural ways Because we
have sash weak s5oanaclls- But how dill ths
Indian possess srch perfect strong. digestion!
By taking that uedicine of bis. Sayv ., when
ever he Eel. there was anything wrong with
him. That Sagxa we have now employed
him to make ior u.s. II you would tate the
natural American rci-skly for dyspepsia,
kicS aIfoo sa.ws you. TOO, woiid not know
what . weak stomach or dyspepsia WIS
Tha-ss 10 the efssar.s Of tie Eickapoo Aetit
cine Company, lniian sagwa anit other
kickE95o lnsiian remedies are obtAinnbie OF
any druggist, and theft genuine curative
yaine is beyond comparison.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

Tee undersigned herehy give net.es that they
a3s sa sts15 t., isSs ls4stsrs. tsl essat tjem
and thef a.ss-cs ssfS charters 10 baii aams and
Tsse improvements t8r driving Iss the North
l.rsr.i ssf s',aetss F4FeF. in FassRth4p ). IL -,
W + l. :. in r. q. Il. L. ". T. l.. $. IN T. 4, L.
Is. W. K L. :. saa Gu NSFS1- Brock, n sssd
rosssssisas u /. " l. [. s. Z. - W +. L.
s:6E. i WE L. S.:6R 10, W. T. l.. :. aatl
5 Il - W. L. L. 5. Also Gu fis hssstNatefs of
issees Izke. in Teun uns';.rS 1. L L. ". T. L. :.
auti T. 5, u y. ". = L 5 Sad 6. X Z, W = l.
: Al being tributaries OF sass. Baker Lake,
ysi,sei Lake i situated In T. q T. L, W. T. l. -.
and the srreslia 10 be improved bciHg known 8
tart o. the SAs.anee as " Ne5sestcoes srsala, also
on the heasaaseEs OF tic frs5asai.es o. it,le
Broos. in r. s. H. n W T.. l.. s.. sud 5. X. y. ".
Il. L. = ard caneef reasonable tolls on all ogs
sass.rc through, or benefited by sad dams.
b.eopss snG i,npF,sys sacuts- LEWIS G. A0QEE.
DANIEL. =. DAVIS
Rsosar fss. tssrs sf.vssiif
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MCLEAN PLEADS GUILTY
10 Forgery and uttsriHg Forged Paper-WiIl
be Sentenced Later.

BIpnf FORD, Jan. lI.--ln the York coun.
" supreme court today j, Gene Mclean,
has Eugene Harrington of Boston. under
indictment for forgery and uitering forgeI
paper, retracted his plea of not guilty and
pleaded guilty. He will he sentenced later
in the term.
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The ingredients Of which DR. Bulfs
Cough Syrup Is compounded are these
chiefly relied on by skiiifulf medical men
as most eficaeious for the cure Of all sffee-
tons Of the throat, chest and lungs. They
are the hest to be found in the laboratory Of
the chemist and hence This famous cough
cure has always maintained uniform
standard OF excellence.
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ENsLaND's uLTlMaYua
Causes khedve to Request oae Of Ms Minis
ters 10 Resign.

i.oNnoN, Jan. IA Csiro corrcspon-
dent says MIR. Cromer this afternoon
had an auiience with the khcllve aud pre-
sen,cd his ultimatum. He demanded the
dismissal of the new ministry within ~
hours. The khedive conveyed his council
and presided in person, AT the khedivc's
request fakhri Pasha resigned
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The SHERMAN BILL
To Repeal Purchase Of Silver Fayorabiy Re-
ported and Placed on Calendar

WAsms.roN, Jan. ia meeting Of
the finance committee OF the Senate this
morning resulted in the decision to favor
ably report the Sherman bill to repeal the
purchase of silver. Subsequently Mr.
Sherman reported the bill and il was placed
OH the calendar
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kuRPHf MAS IT.
fiew York Legislature viii Eiec! Hir, United
States Senator Today.

AtHaSY, n. r.. Jan. i7.--Boti, houses
Of the Legislature toiay voted for United
States senator. In the Senate the vote
stood: Edward j. Murphy Je., IL; Frsnk
iIiscoek- -; Whitelap Il ID, /. In the
House Eieari j. Murphy, Jr., 73;
Frank Hiseoek. -. A joint ballot will be
taken tomorrow.
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Following is the special report of the
board Of railroad commissioners relating to
the accident on the Maine Central Railroad
al Gardiner, Dec. -, 1892.
Chapter l20 OF the Public Laws of 1891
provides as follows;
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AN ODD WAY


MONTREAL. Jan. 1.-THE Montreal!
Street Railroad Company today suspenaed
Coo men because OF threat made by the
city eouneil 10 compel the company to sub-
s'itute slsds for the car service. The men
are employed keeping the tracks opened.
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Ex-PRESlDENT HAYES
Died at His Home at Fremont, Ohio,
Tuesday, at u P. NJ,
After Short illness With Nsaraigia Of The
Heah--Aesd 1z Years.

Fremont, o. Jan. l9.-Ex-Prsiaen,
Hayes died at IL o'clock.
Early in the evening. inquiry elected the
response that the general had passed a
fairly well day and was resting nicely this
evening. The change from the better TO
the worse was rapid and at II O'Clock the
ex- President passed away,
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BY Mr.. Garcelon of lewiston Petition
Of W. II. Newell and i0t others in all of
Sisters of Charity.
By Mr.. BeIleau of Lewiston---P Petition Of
George w Bean. James A. Walsh. G. I.
Barker. /. c. Pingree. and W. II. Bowers
asking for aid in behalf of the Sisters Of
Charity.
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the ClOIURE RULE
Adopted by New Hampshire House---Aii ths
Democrats Opposed Il.

CoNooRp, n. H., Jan. lI.--Thc House
this afternoon adopted the Cloiurc rule,
nearly all the Republicans voting for and
the Democrats against.
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Sick Headache yield. to BnrcnA.s Pn1s.


Dy. wssasary's 4.AssAess
sharpens the appetite, tones up the digestive
organs and bfings health in place Of disease.
In small wtne-giassfal doses ~ ehecn afs
apparent within few days in Rheumaeic,
Kidney and Bladder pu..s. Sold BY Drug
gists everywhere. d&wchwky
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Bosros. Jan. i7.-For New England :;
Wednesday, generally fair, slightly warmer,
variable winds. Thursday, increased cloud
mess, probably snow.
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4 STOMACH IlK: AN INDIAN.
Why the Indians Never Have Dys-
popsio, Iet are Careless Eaters.

30 one could accuse
en- Indian OF over-care-
fitness in eating. He
ate what nature gave
him berries from the
wood, spoil from his
traps, game from his
bow. lie ate plenty Of
IL. ase I'll be was full.
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rAIa AND uaanea.
viii Increasing clssdisess. Probably Fol.
loved By snew On thursday.

WAsHrSGres, jan f7.--For Maine J:
Fair, slightly warmer, variable winds,
shifting to soasheasterly.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1893-05-18

cial tanks, and us they are very ~'ci,'as
will be safely fenced in TO prevent them
from reaching out and taking i'll any
careless visitor who might take thera
for iuanimate objects and venture too
close
just west of the Live Stock building,
in the south end of the grounds, a log.
ging camp Is being erected. The camp
belongs to the Michigan exhibit and is
considered one of the glories of the
Wolverine state. There is log cabin
and all the surroundings Of camp life.
Wild forest scenery only is needed to
make the logging camp realistic as well
rs picturesque. Lying near it is low
wagon holding SG,O5O feet of timber.
This load is one of the biggest shipped
out of Michigan on one car The logs
are arranged in the form of pyramid
thirty feet high, and in the most airy
way possible. But for the thick chains
bound in and out of the logs one could
imagine the heaps topping over at the
slightest breath. Some of the logs
measure three feet in diameter.
The cabin is of hemloclS, the logs be-
ing sawed in the interior, leaving the
rough bark outside. The crannies be-
tween the .ogs are stuffed with strips
of bark. The gable is made of Norway
pine, as are the beams. The roof,
which is not yet completed, will consist
Of hemlocls scoops. These scoops are
the remnants of the trees after the in-
terror has been scooped out. The logs
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1893-05-18

that they made were ludicrous beyond
description. One of them, a keen-eyed
young chap with a world of mischief in
his brown heal, wai a born comedian.
lie possessed n rudimentary knowledge
OF several languages, and he spared
himself no pains to entertain the crowd,
lie first sung o song in his own tongue,
which must have been funny, us it con-
vulsed his companions with laughter.
Then he rccited piece in Spanish, con-
cluding with the remark: THAT Spain, II
He next recitcd the same piece in
French, concluding, rs before, with the
information: THAT France" Finally
he exclaimed: "Ta-ra-ra- -boom-de-ay!
That English" This ticblcd the crowd
immensely and the people applauded
the young mimic uproariously.
One of the leading attractions just at
present is the beautiful Fisheries build
ing in the northeastern portion of the
fair grounds. The exhibits are rapidly
coming in, and among them are some OF
the wonders of deep sea life This
magnificent home of the fishes will un.
doubtcdly prove one of the most fre'
quented buildings of the exposition.
Here in the vast aquariums darting
about in the crystalline waters will be
seen the finny tribes of almost every
lake and stream on the globe, and in the
deep sea tank in the center of the build
In tt,;n ln found Of
water life.
In addition to the live fish there vii
be great many prepared specimens
displayed in glass cases. There will
also be n varied assortment of fishing
boats and tackle from different nations
and queer models and implements from
the celebrated fisheries of the world
The process of Matching and rearing
fish will be fully illustrated, and The
lover of piscatorial pursuits will here
find much to edify and entertain him
Norway has q wonderful exhibit
The fisheries of that country employ
more than eighty thousand men, anC
nineteen thousand boats. The exhibi
now ready to be installed consist!
largely of full-sized boats and models
of fishing vessels, equipped with net
and other apparatus. Cod, macllere
and herring form the major part of tn,
Norwegian exhibit in u commercial
sense, but the most interesting featur
about their space will be the display o
| beats.
From Mexico will come illustration
of the pearl fisheries of the Gulf o
California, showing how the native
descend to depths of more than on
hundred feet to capture the preciou
oysters
Canada displays the famous methods
of Nova Scotia fishermen, and will ais
send Il creditable exhibit of the foo,
and commercial products of her fisher
les. There will also be large collcc
ton of boats, fishing paraphernalia
and fish-eating animals and birds, be
sides a collection from the museum il
Montreal.
Americans will not be outdone, dc
spite the elaborate preparations beinI
! made by foreign competitors. Tel