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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12
AUGUSTA LOCALS.


HgLKs RCssELL's ESGLIsH SPORTS
Ia one Of the acts Of the oiio Of Helen
Russelrs EngIish Sports Company, that ap-
pear Al Meonian ball, "Wednesday, July IL,
there Is presented 20 the view VI the au'ii-
enee suddenly fash Of red. the color Of
the attire worn by Miss Ethel Gray, the
sensational dancer. then there Is tap OF
the drum, blast Of the corner. strsia on
the violin and droll of the bass yioi. and
this anisb.s lazy begin. one Of the most
amazing and audaciou. dances ever seen on
the stage.
She does not seem to have any name for
il. at least, nons is given on the programme
but then it is a mixture of red skirts, pretty
face, dainty feet, bronze slippers, grizzly
locks, clash and bang. Il wbiri and a whiz
and like the aluring will o the wisp, the
very moment that one feels assured OF the
existence, it has vanished into the wings,
like the dew of the morning.
Reserved seats are On sale at kInsman !
drug store.
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THE aTTLEeoRo MURDER.


NORTH ArTLEBoRo, Mass, July 1.-the
police are hard ut work investigating ana
running down supposed clues in the Nc
Carthy murder a,e. but As yet no develop
ments of moment have occurred.
The autopsy settles the theory OF sui
eide. and conclusively proves that 1t was
murder. There are quite number OF
wounds on the head, such as would be
caused by heavy club, but the fatal
wound was of quite another character. II
was cut extending from the face across
the neck and severing the jugular VEN,
out of which the life blood must have
flowed in a quick stream. bringing death
in few minutes,
The Sc arch for the weapon with which
the deed was done is still being continued,
although it is possible that a club already
i'm possessicn of the authorities will prove
to be the instrument of death. Near
where the body lay there has been found "A
stick of small timber about three feet
long. IL was about three inches wide and
half inch tnick, with the side at one end
coming to an edge Near one side was a
bent nail, around which were some hairs.
If there had been any blood on the stick il
had been washed off by the water. This
stick was produced at the autopsy. and at
the conclusion was carried away by the
medical examiner.
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SMITH LICKED GRIFFIN.
Corbett Offers to Fight JACKSONVILLE Latter
Puts Up Forfeit.

RonrE, Ind, July l0.--Iohn Griffin, the
"Braintree Lad" and Solly Smith, champ
ion of the Pacific coast met tonight IN the
arena of the Columbian Athletic Club, fol
a purse of 5000 and the featherweigh
championship of the world. Contestant
weighed in within fraction of i22 pounds
10 round curtain raiser between
Jimmie Barry. Chicago, and Pete Shea, the
Portland cyclone, was won by Barry ii
four rounds.
Before this Corbett appeared in the rins
an.i announced he Was willing to fight Peter
Jackson, and Parson Davies, in behalf Of
Jackson. produced $500 forfeit money
The announcement was made amid great
cheering. Corbett and jackson will meet
in November for a fight to finish.
Griffin and Smith appeared at 10 40
Time was called at 1855. Griffin was
knocked out in the fourth round.
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GRAND CIRCUIT RACES.
pihsburg Opens the Season--Favorites Win
in Al the Glasses.

PIrrsHGRG, Pa, July l0.--The summer
season of the grand circuit races opened
here at Iomerood Park today. The
weather was f ne and the track was in good
condition. The favorites won in each
event.
The 2 n trotting, for 5-yesr-ohs and un-
der, purse. $1,000. Fantasy won in five
heats: Elfda, second; Double Cross,
third. Best time. 2 Is IA. by Fantasy and
Elfda.
The IS pacing, 2-yesr-olds, best two in
three purse $1,000. Victor Malone wnn;
Miss Eleanor. secoad: intone, third. Best
time, a2l IL.
The 2.22 ,rotting. 4-year-oIds and under,
Miss I.ida won in three heats; Sabina, sec
ond. Wsrsir1. third Best time. 9. l6 I-2.
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snl1. the WINNER
sr;fss KaseAsd Out ID Fourth assse y
chaaes eisu.

al.
RneY. Ind, July Il-At the nsec
A,n,u,m.us here last night there was an
.,,-.a.,c. al 500 persona Champion
-, ,res4f,t And in response to
h,,r, sn..ch He closed
loud Calls h'i'a, -, -, s,o on
with the reniasA .aa. "e rIa :. anv
that he could whtp issc 4.
time or place. He hsd = sio'"o cneoN =,
his hand. Psrson Davies, who IS manager
Cor Jscks,n. got up Immediately and said
- S,r,.,t ramel the time he would
.~.,,,,, axk., the parsan to put
cover T. ~ p.rson drew out a great
up iN.H- -, seso This
roll OF eitis ana coa"'.u o1 -, s,h,
was covered by Carnetssoe sAS'
| In November.
| Solly Smith. the Pacific coast chanpion'
and Johnny Griffin, the Braintree lad'
- 49,, -, the arena Of the Column
,I,t Tor x5aoo and the
pan a'',. ~ .s.,,;o.shin Of the world.
fsather"eisns en"p
| Inc
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PRESIDENT GOES FISHING
Ne Mahes First Excs. aisa Since Arrival u
Gray Gables-is aleh Better.

BuzzAaps BAY, Mass. July l0.-The
Pre-i lent made his frs. sshing trip toiay
since he arrived at Gray Gahie.. &C, ON
panied BY Col. Lsmsn: and DIR. Bryant.
The party vent dow 'he bay FIVE miles
AMI cast anchor 1T Wing, neck, where
they fisli,-l sev'r,i h''urs. When they
.sufsea he prr-ident jraspesl Of on to the
fiosuns harf with considerable syility and
walked up the pathway 10 Gray Gables
without assistance"
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A B0T's Fatal Accident.

BosToS, July 1l.-Albert Erickson, L
years of age, tried to climb into one of the
wagons Of the Boston Ice company. on
Columbus avenue, and in so doing placed
his foot between two spokes OF the rear
wheel As the wagon was moving at The
time the lad was drawn up over the wheel,
and was thrown to the ground, the wheel
passing over his body. The lad died a
short me after the accident.
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Foundry to Resume Operations.

WAKEFIELD, Mass, July l1.-Work al
the foundry of the Smith & Anthony
company will be resumed here. The strike
which has been existing about two
months, is still unsettled so far as the
strikers are concerned. The company has
made several propositions to the striker
toward settlement, but the strikers hav,
refused to return until 10 per cent increas'
is granted. This the company claim il
cannot do under the present condition Of
business. 1t is reported that the company
has a number of men who are willing t.
go to work. Since the strike the compan!
has had most of their work done at larg,
Boston foundry and has had no difficulty
in filling their orders.
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An Attempt At Assault

LYSS. Mass, July Ii.-Mrs. Charles r.
Watt of "a Valley avenue. In passing
through Rockaway street last evening,
was assaulted by q young man. He
grabbed her around the waist and at
tem3ted to force her into yard Her
frantic screams for help frightened her as
sailant away she describes him as beiD,.
about Is years old ST. Gin. in height and
as wearing dark cl0theA
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RIAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Lincoln.

Following are the real estate transfers in
Lincoln county for the week ending July
4, 1898.
BoorHaNY HABBoRTris'ram IrifiIn ct ais
TO Catherine b. DllI, land. o., etc; George T..
Bartlett ro Win. o. withereil, land, 81, tic.
RElsroi Arthur W Gsyer 70 Roselda W
Blaisdeli, land, 50, Thomas Lane to Edith ;,
Rice land and buildings, 81.
JpffER-uS--E Edwin A. Avery TO Willie F.
I.nd
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seIaEchoIIa Caused Mis- Death.

BosToS, July iI.-Henry G. Fitch. 81
years Of age. committed suicide At bis
lone, 6s2 fremont street, yesterday, by
shooting himself through the head with |
22-caiiber revolver. His act was I'M
do,ibtedly caused by mental alteration, as
he has been suffering from melaBcholia
for the past t~o weeks He leaves a
widow and one child, a son Of about 10
y4arS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

LYNN. Mass. July li.-George o. Well
man. Jr., is among the missing. He has
not been seen for the past two weeks
Previous to that time he was the proprie-
tor OF 3 barber shop Ia the Stroit building
y-ufe efr
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Fell In a I'll.

BosToN, July ll.-Elisha Rollins, an old
newspaper man, a member Of the Grand
Army and the local reporter of The Rox-
bury Gazette. fell In fit on the sidewalk
st Madison park yesterday afternoon In
falling to the ground his head struck the
curbstone and rather serious scalp
wound WAS the result
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Tried 10 End His Life.

BosToS, July 1L-George Prince, 81
years Of age, is at the city hospital with .,
bad cash in his throat, he having at
tempted suicide by cutting his throat
with a razor in his room at South Rus
sell street yesterday afternoon. 1t Is said
that he was suffering from deliriunl
tretnens when the attempt was made.
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lynn to Have an Electrical Fountain.

LYNN, Mass, July 1.-THE committee
on the electrical fountain for the common
openszl ewo BIDS from New York parties.
Both designs were magnificent and the
committee viii make choice some time
this week
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htssefse.

. tfTsroS
CD e g-cg. - silent of the in'iepeu-
mt T.. c. + he eraa@snn, Master
harli Chr ~ auiv H. : "a last week,
ID ~. the = It. " NJ. nj Nrs. e. W.
!, 1ureh Nj M'-'''na. !.o breaches n;
Lis place San .ay furepoons srd eve ing,
,re..fhed St -, OH meeting house in
4 h., Sunds, sft..r o." S Fr-sl fror, this
Ia,-. wen, ..'er to It; nj de mr ting -
Mr.. Eu2ene Il. ~seii ~ fsF- pl' re hss
f,ip,s 4 as =. On, ter on the steamer
: ga hoe.-M- Lasiy Powers hss jus,
Vi q i.iszzs D.st Oh to his honse and it LOOKS
+ nv n Nj Chs 10. Cot as sar Alvin.
bon, yaSrs I'D, WIN had hi leg. hs'!ly
irac.ures! h Ut s. Lsw 81 4ber ths &c
" getting h,~ foot csught in the wheel Of .
, sgaa !, i Tha-@isy. was Obliged to have
,-se su,r4tate,i 4. i.'w the knee Drs. Gid
'iag- S@wyer al.4 s.-rh performed the
.psrssi,.a and he is doing ~ veil IS could
- txp> sGe... II netli : .eN sets In he
riu recover.
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TIE KMBLEM OF MERCY.

Red Cross Linircent is eniblematie;.
Of the society whose name it bear
1t goes into all parts of the worlo
slleviating suffering and ministerins
TO the distressed. The cross is mosiI
suggestive for it is symbolical of thail
,rdor and zeal which should aetuatt
Ill who are engaged in the noblt
work of serving their fellow menf
BY itsuse thousands of afflicted homei
havebeenmade joyful. Its pow
ar to relieve pain is marvel
Gus. A sure cure for rheuy
matis,n, neural giA lanenesst
tooth, ear. ant
he ad- ache
10 hill blains
sore throat Group, coughs
colds, diph- iberia, cholera
cholera NOR bus, cramps, ID
grippe, etc.,etc. A valua bl I
English remedy placed for the frs
time before the people of the western
world. Thousands testify to its magis|
covers. A pure, palatable remedy
for internal and external use. Manu-
aetured and guaranteed by Tho
lC. A. Price Company, Richmond. Ne
teeissAvshay.r
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STATE NEWS.


z
A. NJ Dudley has hal the front end Of
i. barn clsphoarled and painted. which
nskes a great improvement ia its appear
nee. Also he ks. hal his house Thor
ughlv painted nut-i'ie Thee is = von7e
st,Rh; ~ - z Sss'h'-. 'ArI j'sly
-c-vf c C. +. Su'i'h C., wu.. !, ~ hev-
80 4,N
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IT WOULD COST

n LII of $1,000 at the lowest
n estimate to print Ii, 1000 hand
bills and distribute them. II is
perfectly safe to say that however
thorough the distribution might be
not half of them would secure
reading. The same advertisement
in a single issue of the Daily Ken
nebec JOURNAL would be worth
more than twice as much, for II
goes into the homes and is READ
daily by more than 1900 people
An advertisement Of hantlbill size
could be run ONE month in the
Daily for the money that it would
cost to print and distribute l5,oD
handbills.
THIS would give the advertiser
more than the equivalent OF 3?o'-
600 handbills, assuming that they
were all given a reading by differ
ent people--and the equivalent Of
more than $780, 900 handbills rs
Stunning that only half Of them
were read.
The superior value Of ncwspa-
per over all advertising has long
ago been conceded by the brightest
and most successful business men
in the country. 1t is also the
CHEAPEST ADVERTISING
that can possibly be secured, To
reach the same number of readers
with handbills that could be
reached by an advertisement In the
Daily Kennebec Journal would
cost the advertiser MORE THAN
TWENTY TIMES AS MUCH.
HAsDBLL advertising Is TIE
MOST EXPENSIVE ADVER-
Using IN THE WORLD. II
is even more expensive than the
sign decoration Of rocks and
fences, and not much more pro
ductiye Of results.
dAwtf
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IF YoT WANT
A good watch Solid Gold Cav
Filled or Silver;
IF you WANT
A good Ring or piece Of Jevelyi
iF YoU WANT
Your eyes fitted to glasses by ~
improved instruments;
n You WANT
Your Watch or Clock repaired ia
frst-class shape, call on
!. c. KIRKPATRICK,
205 Water Street, Augusta, Maine. 80
half Iawes' Shoe Store.
DROP NE A CARD
And I will call for your clock. H.
rairing French clocks n specially.
22aprcodlyr
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WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING,

The numbered Democratic editors "muz-
zlet' with Offices has reached 90. And still
the Mugwnmps are painfully silent.-lNew
York Press
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Governor Altgeld of Illinois may not be
bal man, but be should he careful about
gong out alone when the fool.kiIler is
around.-fBoston Transcrint.
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New York Produce MaIhst.

NEw YORK. July II.
| FLouh--Keceipts. A,sai pkgs; exports. 49,,
| bbls: 3n.i33 sacks. sales. 100 pkgs; make
| a.i,t offered freely, easier. - -
| aw extrss. 81 9iaz a. city mIlls 3 s5a3 10 Cat,
mills patents. 23a4 50, winter wheat Low
grades, % 2 a., i.if to fancy. f5 40
| s;Iaights, 1854 O., patents, 40oa AS. rye
| asxtutes. z%Aa %. superfne 75a2 Is. tine. 1 Y
| ~. 10
| RYE FIouh-s STEADY. quiet.
| CoRs MEAi.-dull, steady.
kYh--dull, v eBtern. Jss57.
BAaLEr-dull, steady No ., Western
0aso state, 55aso; No. Toronto. s4as6.
BhELIi MALI steady, quiet, western s0au
two fowed state 7Oa75, ruwed state sJ,s6 cat,
ta#'it Canada ioozlht
wArtg-g-ce.pts :is6. 30 ,sn export.. 40 30,
a aa's fN.""' la''iY "c'N'' ~hh option. ci""nl
80. roh, s.err ara elevator, sig,
ai@', @'i' =. 5iirss' No, , ss.a -a,ei
! ~ 2. ,,..insa, u, 10 . u sans.. 3r,ssa.
rel, 72is7as -
& cea le,. netiye 'si aver, closing .ieady~~ $50
:, r. isi.;ic>a,or, Al iog fob; i9sais., sfoat
NO. > 80. steam, sa"al. A.. yelle~, Boz
fuera'i'rf ib.Aed. fdlaiss, steamer mixed, i.s
NJ. y tsIft 81.
sAos h ~.g',. 20, 80. sSD.,ris 1919 ea,h
-'.rs Hs.e,' 'irn. one higher. demand fir -
-sgsI. y j. -ss7 10 s11t.. 2,,ass: nj set
WIN. so ~; d. ~nite. s9ai ~nts aass
f.,s,- qnr,. .r.,dy.
IsRr- week THst; we.rrs
.lsnIa esss'' as ~ no'r nal. -aI's cts al
i:ears',. dan. easy; s,eafms mt. sio7c, 81
go ~. G a"a &. -.
FORK quie eG.y; Old mess, aA.zs,
as; re" -nss., a. 75asis&: extra prime
BEIsgF-- qaict, -teasiy ;-------------------
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There Is a good chance for certain Demo
cratic senators to get pie galore by filing
Intentions TO vote for the repeal Of the
sherman law.-lSt. Louis Globe. Demo
crat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

Mrs. James Brown Potter says that the
stage IL degeberating. If true, this asser-
,ioh Is Important to the extent of indicat-
ing that there Is some chance Of Mrs. Pot.
ter's recognition a. an actress. --ft,bicayo
Record
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our cor'eSpo' '''1 .;tu,ant ,,ut i. On
grippe or s"n,e A''''i,c' -, &C..
the meho'"s ""i'' ..u,cd Tho
~ "A goo, e'oP " "s ,h v;1;,ars s,r,ope
to"h - h'uhs ny .,rao,s sn,ils
faces are met ." az ' .nJ ,,.s.nts =,
innF Is te"iS ~, u" 80, On and .es
nome IKE ann f'''''
Henry
He""e"e'
RI NpFIEtp.
There WAS work in the second and third
degree. of Masonry at Lafa, cite lodge last
SATURDAY evening. j. W. Win ans beng
tho candidate, The t'niversalists observed
chilirens day by declamstions ard CON
cert IN tie evening at THE btick cnnrch'
The social event Of the week WAS the mar
rage of Miss Emma Johnson our poStni's-
tre.s on Saturday TO A. n. fd'rbrotheF
of North Anson.--Mr. Whittier oil Mass"-
chuseits has moved his FANNY mere
Straw berries and green peas raised IN Town
were abundant here last week. The spring
term of our village schools closed with
picnic at the lake on Friday laying Is
we'd under way and the crop "a sood -
Sal,c HAYES leaves for few weeks AT VIC
Orchard on Monday James Harvey WI
start for Chicago this week, returning D,
New York IN two or three weeks.-W Is
Hawrs has moved to the tsrn On 'ne WI"
throP road
Mt. VERNON,
The coat shop shuts down this week 81
that some of the hands can cut little hay
Several suail lots Of hay have been Gu
and they are better ,nan they were las
wear Fred and Ray Pomer'y OF Lewiston
are on u vii, to their unclr Or. burhauk
and viii spend week OF two Mr.. wafer
the mil,er has gor" out haying shor
time DIR. j. W. North and family nav
, returned to their cottagc and orr peopi
are Glad to welcome them back. Th'I
cottage looks very neat and tasty :
Charles q. Fellows of Boston has bee
spending few days in town, hut returne
10 Boston Sunday night. Mr.. S"erour
8 Hopkins has returned 10 Washington tor
(. short time on husincss.-Des. CALVIN HoI
> kins Of Vaverhill. Mass, is expected 500
to spend the Summer and settle up the e'
- tate of Mrs Harriet l.. Lyford. Mr.
r Washington Blake from Massachusetts
r in town.
1 ,s, Paws
A. p.,o.sor IA .user,u
c "f, wv" -, hr,Lar I.., Saturau
by kick from horse which he was pas
ing IN the stable. bf. hnoS. H"""'
i tended To his injuries. Is r. Niles ,'ee,''
n a severe injury to one eye last rrinsy oy
\ kick from horse.-Mrs NJ. " ioo'h'At
Il Who recently broke her mp ny isii'"g o''
i a fnotstool, ~ doing "eii:-he'' y,
Ruker is expected tn supply IN tie apssh'
\ of the pastor at the Plains chureh next oa
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wARksI RspORTs.


Nxw YoRk. July II.
Money active, q to Il.
Prime paper, 6al0.
Government bonds, strong.
Railroads, heavy.
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Daily ksuneuss Aournai
WEDNESDAY, JULY u. 1888
CALENDAR COMING EVENTS.

Religious.
Anzu., 8-C4mpneeting, Empir. Grove. Poland
AnI. 4. sept. i.--pIntuailst afnPmeeting, Etha
Temperance.
July tGl3-washiRgton County W {. T. L. Coz
grntion.
Educational.
July .. August a-Castins Normal school Alumni
Enrampmsnt. 49,
july Il, Aug xk-tbeean Park Chsutauquan Assem-
bfy, Old Orchard.
July 70 Aug. " -thsatauqua Assembly, tryeburs
Anz "A Is piscats.Ht- Teachers Convention
t1xrrOft.
Aug li-ls-Ch sutaaquan Assembly, Northport-
Mtsre iianeOus.
July ip-Merting of Goyernor'- Council.
August Annual Reunion. flfth Maine kfgi
ment, Peaks Island.
August eA-Dtid Fellows of Maine, 5oth AnniVer
ssry. Portland
August io-k Of p Field and Pythian day, Bath
oct 10. II and i2---sagadahoc County Fair n
Iopsham. 49,,
August l3-Annaal Reunion. First Maine caFai
ry, Portland,
Aug. i7-Rsuninn Ele en'h Maine regiment.
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evening quite cYowd rs
,.mbted al j. w. Grindafs to
witness a fine display of fire works Ar
.r.ngem.nts had also been made for nre-
works At the village but for various reason.
II vas decided l,e,t to postpone them until
saturday evening. Consequently many Of
tb, peope had chance to enjoy the dis-
play in both places.
SnpGwtCK.
Scarlet fever has broken out in this VII,
Iage two families bring stricken.-The mali
contractor having failed to appear to carry
the mail from Sargent,ile TO Blue I'M
the postmaster Hon. II. W. Sargent has
nut on a man to drive. and the mail get.
here iust the same.-Messrs. Peabody ana
Travis, and Green of Mass. are occupying
,h,ir cottages at Car'er's point. :
Your correspondent has been sick witt
er,I,pc or some kindred ailment, but Is OF
IA, mending hand.-Crops are looking nae
ly. A good crop of hay is assured u
town is filing up with visitors, strane'
faces are met on all the streets. - Stnai'
Inns is ready for business and presents
home like and pretty aspect. Call ana Sc
Henry.
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Ex-Governor Knott declines the 40.
p'lhtment to the Hawaiian mission. WHY
not give II 70 some member Of the Massa.
en'isetts Reform club, They are appii-
Gants Tor nearly everything in sight
tBoston Journal.
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EACH BOTTLE GUARANTEE
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WatergilIe Advertisements.

Gafa.r,st A,i-s 4 ssG,ar.S
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-07-24
DOMESTIC RECIPES.

JELLY CAKE.-Take three eggs, one
cupful sugar, one heaping cupful of
-four, two tablespoonfuls milk, one
teaspoonful cream tartar, onehalf
teaspoonful soda. Bake in long tin,
spread with jelly while warm, and roll
in towel to prevent its cracking,
and do not take the towel off until the
cake is cold.
SCRAMBLED EGGS. = Beat two eggs
slightly and add three tablespoonfuls
of milk, salt and pepper to taste. Turn
into a hot buttered pan and cook
quickly, stirring all the time until
like custard. Serve on toast. If cook
ed too long or allowed to stand mo-
ment without stirring it will be dry
and tough.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-07-24
ODDS AND ENDS.

Pronounce vowel sounds correctly.
There IS 10 cure for color blindness.
Over /. ESQ Germans live in large
American 1.-es.
The diamond, in sufficient heat, will
burn like charcoal.
At the equator the li.1lit Of perpetual
snow is Il, 400 feet.
The public is wiser than the wisest
c-itic-Bancroft.
It was a man who said that women
should never eat in public.
The greatest song writer was Schubert.
lie produced over 200 songs.
The ancient Romans were very fond of
sandwiches and called them ''ofula."
Lemons will keep an indefinite length
of time if placed in sour milk or water.
Once in every eight years all locks on
the United States mailbags are changed
to insure safety.
More than 70 towns and postoffices in
the United States and other countries are
named Columbus.
An old Indian adage runs, "While
place and time endure, chastity shall
abound in woman.
"Goodby" is the saddest word ever
spoken. It may mean but moment, and
it may mean forever.
In some of the southern states black
snakes are kept in barns in thehope that
they will catch mice
The river approaches to Lake Nicara-
qua abound with the only species of fresh
water shark known 70 scientists
Fourteen logs, each 16 feet long, were
cut from single sugar pine in a Sierra
Nevada logging district last winter.
Every man who was ever president Of
the United States was 81 lawyer or a sol
der and in numerous cases was both.