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staryes canary bird, needs only to be de-
velopsd in order to make a first class Nero
or full armed Apollyon. 1t would be a
good sentence to be written on the top line
of childs book, and ht las cription to be
embroidered in the arm chair OF the sitting
room, and an appropriate motto for judge
and Jury and district attorney and sheriff to
look at in the court house, blessed are the
merciful for they shall obtain mercyT
And 80 the ruins Of that Coliseum preach
TO me. Indeed tho most impressive things
on earth are ruins. The four greatest struc-
lures ever built are in ruins. The Farthe-
non in ruins, the temple OF Diana 10 ruins.
the temple Of Jerusalem in ruins, the Coll.
scum in ruins. Indeed the earth itself will
yet be pile Of ruins the mountains in
ruins the ssas in ruins, the cities In ruins,
the hemispheres in ruins Yea, further
than that all no and down the heavens are
worlds burned up, worlds wrecked. worlds
extinct, worlds abandoned. Worlds on
worlds in ruins! :,
But am glad to say it is the same old
heaven, and in all that world there IS not
one ruin and never will he ruin. Not one
OF the pearly gates will ever become un'
hinged. Not one Of the anlethystine towers
will ever fall. Kot one Of the mansions WI!
ever decay. Not one o. the chariots wilt
ever be unwheeled. Not one OF the thrones
will ever rock down. Oh, make sure o.
heaven, for 1t is an everlasting heaven
Through Christ the Lord get ready for
residence in the eternal palaces.
Inc last evening before leaving Rome for
Brindisi and Athens and Egypt and Pales-
tine I went alone to the Coliseum. There
was not living sou! in all the immense
area. Even those accustomed to sell curio:
at the four entrances OF the building had
gone away. The place was so overwhelm-
ingly silert could hear my own heart beat
with the emotions aroused by the place and
into the dens where the hYenas were once
kept. I ascended to the place where the
emperor used to sit. climbed up on the
galleries from which the mighty throngs Of
people h,d gazsd In enchsntment.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-03-01

and wild boars and bsastly violencss OF alb
sorts without food or water until made fisrcs
enough for the arena, and saw the under
lpround rooms where the gladiators were
accustomed to wait until the clapping Of the
people outside demanded that they coma
Forth armed-to murder or be murdered.
lAll the arrangements were complete, as
Esnough Of the cellars and galleries still re-
main TO indicate. What fun they must have
had turning lions without food or drink up
ON an unarmed disciple Of Jesus Christ! =
At the dedication OF this Coliseum 5000
wild beasts and 10. 900 immortal men were
talain, 30 that bloo1 OF men and beast was not
% brook, but q river; not pool, but lake.
Having been in that way de 1icatsi, be not
surprised when tell you that Emperor Pro.
bus on one occasion threw into thst arena of
the Coliseum 1000 stags 1000 bosrs aud 1000
tostricaes. What fun it must have beeu-the
ipound Of trumpets, the roar OF Wild beasts
land the groans Of dying men while IN the
trallery the wives and children Of those down
tunder the lions paw wruny their hands and
Ihrieked out in widowhood AMI orphanage,
while 1O0, 700 people clapped their hands, and
there was "Ha! hap' wide as Rome and
deep as perdition!
b The corpses Of that arena were put on a
tcart or dragged by hook out through what
twas called the Gate OF Death. What an
iexcitement it must have been when two com
batanrs entered the arena, tue one with
sword and shield AMI the other VITA net
and spear. The swordsman strikes at thu
man with the net and shear. He doiges the
sword and then flings the net over the head
Of the swordsman AMI jerks him to the floor
of the arena, ami the man who flung the
net puts his foot on the neck of the fallen
swordsmau, and spear in hand looks up to
the galleries, as much as to say. "Shall l let
him up, or shall plunge this spear into his
body until he is dead?"
The audience had two signs, either OF
which they might give. II they wavei their
.fags, it meant spare the fallen contestant
If they turned their thumbs down, it meant
slay him. Occasionally the audience would
wave their flags and the falleJt would be let
up, but that was too tame sport for most oc-
oasions, and generally the thumbs from the
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-03-01
spirit "Let him up" and less Of the spirit Of
.sThu mba downW

We may not all be able to do sum in
higher naathematcS but there Is a sum in
the first role Of gospel arithmetic which we
ali ",ay do. It Is q sum in simple addition;
"Aad to your faith virtue, aud to virtue
knowledge and to knowledge temperance,
and to temperance patience. and to pattence
godliness, and to godIiuess brothsrly kind
ness and to brotherly kindness charity"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-12-02
Bay State Women Farmers.

1t is not only in the West that
women show themselves efficient
agriculturists. Just outside of Bos-
ton, at Heath, two young women are
conducting farm in way to win
the admiration of all beholders.
They are the Misses Clara and Lottie
Temple.
Their father died a few years ago,
and they bought the farm. They as
sumed all the responsibility of its
management, worked hard, calculated
closely and have cleared off all the
Indebtedness they were forced TO
incur in starting They have bought
new and improved farm machinery
and a herd of mich cows. They are
providing comfortable home fol-
their mother and themselves. Their
farm consists OF 100 acres, and last
year they paid out 5000 for field
work.
In Massachusetts there are 30
women farmers, exclusive OF mum
her engaged In fruit and flower rails
ing aud loultry-keeplng,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-12-02

burial her body was exhumed.
Enough strychnine was found in the
stomach to cause death. Petit was
arrested, charged with the murder,
and shortly after Mrs. Whitehead,
with whom he had been on intimate
terms, was also taken into custody.
The latter was shortly afterward re-
leased, but Petit was found guilty
on strong crcumstantial evidence.
He was sent to the penitentiary for
a life Imprisonment, but all along
protested his innocence and believed
that some day he would be given a
new trial. He made strenuous eff
forts to secure one, but was unsuc-
cessful until recently His health
had been very poorof late and in his
weakened condition the joy at hav-
ing a new trial brought his death.
Mr.. Petit was at one time in his
career a minister and took much in
terest in church work.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-12-02
SUBJECT TO GOOD BEHAVIOR.
A Massachusetts Criminal to BE Paroiod By
the Authorities as an Experiment.

A Massachusetts Criminal to BE Paroiod By
the Authorities as an Experiment.
The experiment Of paroling prison
ers confined in the Massachusetts,
state prison under the habitual GRIM
inal act is to be tried in the case of a
man who has served five years Of his
twenty-five years sentence. Warden
Bridges recommended that he should
be paroled on account of his good
conduct, and the governor and coun-
Gil, In whom the power is vested, de-
cided unanimously in favor of grant
ing the parole. The conditions as
given by the Boston Transcript are.
first, that he shall not hereafter lead
an idle and dissolute life; second,
that he shall not visit any bar-room
or gambling house or associate with
persons of bad character; third, that
he shall not violate any laws OF the
commonwealth, but shall hereafter
lead an upright. industrious and law
abiding life. Should he violate any
of these conditions he will be immed-
lately taken back to Charlestown and
there confined until the last day Of
the twenty-five years sentence has ex-
pired. So long as he obeys his condi-
tions he will be allowed to roam about
the country at his will without in
reference by the state officials. He
was sentenced in Worcester, Aug, IL,
1888, for breaking and eotering and
for the larceny Of an old Overcoat,
the property of his brother-in law.
Having done sentence in the New
Hampshire State prison and three
years sentence in the Massachusetts,
Teformatory, he came under the
habitual criminal act, and received
sentence of twenty-five years. He
figured prominently in the movement
In September, 1891, to prove the
habitual criminal act unconStitu-
tional. Through his counsel he main
tanned that it was not according to
the constitution that he should be
punished for an offense for which he
had served a sentence, or for some
thing done before the passage Of the
law itself Neither could it be right,
his counsel commended, to punish a
man the second time for the same
offense. The court decided the act
to be unconstitutional
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-12-02
DIED OF JOY.

A Prisoner Expires When Told He Had
Secured New Trial.
The death of William +. Pettit at
the Michigan City penitentiary, just
after he had received word that the
Supreme Court had granted him a
new trial, ended one of the most SEN
sational and misunderstanding cases
ever brought to trial in Indiana.
The crime for which Petit was
tried and convicted was the murder
of his wife in July, 1889. She died
under certain suspicious circum-
stances. Four months after the
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-12-02

BmGpEN- Isn't II strange how The
vernaculars OF cities dilers Holmes
In what wayg nrigden Well, for
instance, II would sound out Of place
rs speak Of running q business Ia
Philadelphia New York Herald
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-12-02

nNHKs a good MANI men ecpupFln'
fIont pewa ln da churches heah 30
los dean tFedaofa dati he mighty
s.ld EN- Hlt a chance Va tafaA lniu
la lasi ieat ln ae sAlleI sea deY so
Is nHhNau
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-25

TIE z,ats..soz Of trs;aF- has slwass bees
eszsBozlr ssy;.sss=i TO ~ ve-y sesset sns,
All ihss sli ratzeers # i POSSESSED Dis
raxas az asa syys-el thx, were annnstsk-
abe
A as~ brAnsh 6. TIE profession xpps arr
To hsve s;rsls ir.o sEis,srsce viiaZa eon-
.,s-s,veiy sAo-1 TIM II i ssc-e.ses there
~.!l oe trvahie aAssa fer Col Pope
.eAerae for better roads. because the mem
hers q tie ae~ clisas raae tie Wheel. TIE
oozavy p~epie I'll zlA3ly .o-exo better
-as3. 4 ,ssv are 70 Introduce tits class O.
psssizsea-
The So; .ztl5axisou O. Their bring u these
rrt. vAs DAY a- r~o age Tso yoaps
fellow. ~sA 4rs..ed, rode TIER bscycles
i1.o tie 3oo- yard Of o5s Of tbs Norsh
Parse -rsa3e1ts- They ~ku:ed supper,
,sss,,g-te5 gei. watches, remarked that They
w4-e OF TIER vsF % Gardner AID dl5n :
ssrt to .;yg ever = The cisy Of Augusta.
Tae wernaa Of tie house Tod then she
oeult rot socoz 1oaAis then BAT t;.sy arse5
t. .sta ~ eri@n; hat they were invited 10
=, Sew q lie ssPY~I table sloss VIII the
FANNY
f+as fr3.sea hls supP@r harrie9ly And
Vuss,ly saeAke3 oct vithasf any rtnarks
>ooa ;t.e os,ser Eaish<a h. repss1, jumped
~ trora .bs uhie and vas cut Of ire COO.
q viking c&spAily rsnrsinS When
tou - 5swa oar xsv call sn3 s@e 50
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Persesaa

3 F Parrot !. "a Boston.
Cess.. X PSrt-i5zs !. o. 4 TIP to New
Yo-s
I-. JoAa =. HI !. II Ser York On s
tas5ress e-lP-
Hezst Surg. returned TaeatAy from
Presqss Isis.
M. Bssoouas Ia. returned trOs rlss.
1t New Yerk city
Geo r Haley E-s., Of BIidefa'3 vac il
tas ~ yesse-4ky.
Prof. Gas c. Cs-lsson q Portland vas
il he ci+y TUESDAY.
Dr /. !. C-ooke, has returned tron 8
two veeks vscas.oa in tie Prevlnees-
M.A- Z. Ls.reoee xnt Ms. Charles
W GRAFT sPsz; sGn3sy IL Bath vish Mrs
Ges-gs Miller.
5. 5 La5e.sss-. Eco. leti hsre Turs EsF
Afternoon 70, Nv Tsrk- He nay ris'
Ca7c.xo t.sfcre has return.
Ansa,s the lawyers A. ogu-s Tuesday
we're L L wsI3ren Of skorasEsa AID
Gsorrs ChsFraan Of E.nSel-
Hss. James ". B-sae4ry arrived hozas
Tae.axy srrnlax treD THE WORKS. Fs1r.
lie spFes-~l 70 be IN s1ceIsent bealsA sitter
hls isnz lanr-ssF-
Es-zcr Little went e Sasso1 Tzesssv TO
rs~z .he r-zxia. ct sisor. ~sso 1sei Il
A-sross lSs- WEDNESDAY, & 7 Lin'r-
ESQ Of Arizsa& accompanied iA= rsEnsia'
es h. .s.tsr f-en TIE West
Rsv. l. C. Rass, forneris pastor OF fSe
MstAasEl-s cAzreA In tsss satr. al Sish hss
Gar ilg accompany Rev j. J sE8all~eSa'
the eaiv-~d e-aisr soa s-iaester GA fss
lE;ssr'. Ea-uPeas trip, NJ. S7siwoed
gees ~ long a~csa-s tear Trough EareFs
.59 Mr.. Ross vi, &c. IS US s5~aees sssHt
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rnx L.rEsr '-rscIz rows CABIN
Mr.. Caxs. z Dawes Eagni scszs spee.
tsez.a, pso.Hcfasn Of Mr. Hx,rsss geeea~:
Stoves fxmS1s navel, ~Cacas Tazs
caea1.~ VIII Peter jackson, chxz7sz=
heary-r~ixAi P2xilsss Of Azseraaa ~ Egg.
lad - n1s stxx, - announced 70 syr~sy a:
he opsra house, 0e-- IS, Ezrrezn3eS b. .
sap<rs eoZs.szy Of pissers. special ~.
se-nse s1sets, r9ras-01s ssse.assses s-4a
everything shki esxsyos~s hixa-ea2ss. ex-
p<zs.ve erganszxtlon- Peter JaGkson ss6
TIE fKEs0as =. psrsoz~ Daslss FAKE ihe.r
Initial ass 10 cur pabzse. I; has beea ls.g
since isss interesting play has been pc
sentsa By 1rss-elass company, aza v.sa
tie sSssd k-r-Aezsoz Of fwc veI[ksowr
esa-ac:ers ], vii % aostz Ex..a md fave,
Ia the eyes Of %, better peepls. Bst-ssa
he first xa9 seoun2 ac.s. 3D.; es.ere re
again tnpersSza-es III ele Ton Jseksoa
VII sps- three scientific roza3s viii Jo.syA
CssSynskI- Tn4s gsrss the aasss1es a
chsaee to ses the axn Who fo2gar ehsn pea
C0rhets TO i,ss.
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Lr.sstrsay ssrssr

F.slsr / Hsnlsa have AeSa IN THE d-y
sood. irais II III. CITY fg- 70 sers ooufnu-
oS.y sach record for iAres decades ~
ia,, vel ka0vn EYE hks ra@se as ane 20 Re
pr9a3 of Tse a-D sstarsliy fei Ike
reoogslssus thAs Aanirer.Ary AID chose =
vs-T Tlea.Ari VA Il ~Ai5h to 20 t. M,sy
y lasir employees ssTs long Iseea connected
VA ;te store AMI Contributed 10 i. pos
pe-a;y T;ss fat &tss-s Fowler FhH-
lsr rsosmssr+3 "A reooEniHsag TIE SOFA
sao;vsrss-y q she sr7s srssssaoe- Fae.-
8sg evening" ;t.y gave sapF~r 70 thsir N
pore, at Teever. Tbe occssiou ws- s
}etga;fsl che sa3 " - iong - reas- IA '.'ti
~ 81 wh0 rsrrc;nA;ei
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semisasie.s b, the essessef. nsnsg. oe'
tessr %. 1888.

s-.ss LIs-x-sn- Leonard II. Carver.
Augusta
Chairman Of the Board @. Rersstrstoa
Nv Q. AHbu:a-ffsorgs Z. Mean. A
barn
Fish ard Gs-r,s wrdeo-A13rew J, psf
ter, Haa.on Mslrea Titb.e7ts, Nj Desert
Inspector Of Fi-h-S. ! Roberts. NIL
bridge.
Thai Justice j Aly1ss mo Fseb3. Wind
hk-.
So,s-v Pubiie.-Geo-ss W Co.'S, Lev
i.,oz c. {. Alien. Portland: VIVIAN G
Exson. Po,tlsns. willssrn " MGR. P-sFt-
land L. B Desosf;. Portland: Geo-re H.
NJ. Barrett. Ros kpor1; Ereelsna Jones
Bangor
Justice Of tba Prsce and Qaera1.-f
NJ. Rrsssa-y. Lin nssoa. J. C. Cisrelsr'9.
aorslsnl. Dans.l 3 Cook kigtsrS Da7' (.
Chsraseriaau Bristol: Hlrsz1 CSea-a,
Ps-5.s John J. Coz. Bradford; II 1ela
Cssesfs. Azxas.s Clark B. Dv1toH. Port
lad vi ham c Es;os. Portland. Atz4r
". Flesehsr. BurnAAn; Renben Fost-r-
ws.s-r:sle: Abrams " Fogg. Tr-oe-s Es-
~-s : rsr~en. Rscklsnd; Azss 8 Co.'S
-fa Ria. fu-a Besjsus;n J Hurhss- !'-ssts 'ae
l.ge;J.A Hayden, PartLani; Auzas'zs II
Jordan Gardner: WilhAE2 II. LrzsSton'
Trrss,s.sz Charie. W Ls-rsAse- Bssh { hsris'
A. Neseagf. Ls-ehssld; Cosries Il Mans
se3a. J6saesp.S-s; B. c Matthews Beo'hoay
H.raa.: Stephen c. Perry. Pc-tlsV1 ".
7. {. RaunzIis. >ss-spo-t; I-args NJ
SasH. I4ia.iaE-os: A-~tss T. Ste 4-1s
I,oxsli: w b skslfoa Leristoa. Chsfs@s
2. Thompson, SrronE: Levi E. WeEna7ta.
? s-,la-A Pszi W. Perry, Ws'er'l'ss A;
Miles : CEseri, BK1gor-
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Whist difference there voaI sxrF
seen if The -slErosss instead Of cornnin n
To ke.r the rsses to the Ws-l5's Far ap
a.a earutinsd sod agreed spo7 cai rAsSs
frs,r TIE very Sr-t; bs3 .nnosSoe9 sast
-s.e. there .sals - eses rsoat's & The fsi-
s-a ussss extra Inducements fer people 10
ri.i. the Exposition early IN the seH71-
H.. thy done 80 and 7eoPAs c"usa have
seer .hst the rsies woul3 Be r. cheap u
Ia-e saa July 5. II Ssrssusse- zsny more
xoaii have rome earlier n The season and
tAs-e woaldns hxre been 80 Eis1s kn1xn
benny sacrlassd n The xsfenEF to
,are them over the rssiros3s fat r
.hs, x-psz-nass5ocs viii k2io~. TAi-
vas tie remark made by Dsa yes
.s-ssy whs had jsss sesa looSizz ever she
. II rxzes rhi-h sne rsilros5s s-s GOV e1sr-
ing. He asaes- '"ths rs.l-oses have sa8F
;rc-rxssSs the tsnseRey fssse sl~sys - 10
M; ST . trip sf ;Ais kia. ansa the LAST
m,rsse. Th=y keYt their rK.es IT s1eh e
p;ssn 70 one exexFs tie xsl 70 % csa14 at
sa-,s @ 20. New .hes have s2o-s E@eFis
fhsa .hsy car hsafs= vah ,afsty- TIER
~r-sore. x-s vera cot .ita toe z-zch wsrk
tbs x<gE.ss ar psFipr tie fssoslsy Of the
.ao-t ssybsed. sei5-h Eolisy Of the rssl-
roads
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Hsntiss psrn ss.srsee Fsil Hsssss

TIE aa1u-E par. from Augusta and
Is~ist5-. r,tarss3 Tsssdky. There we're
-ve .a iae pA-1y. ut these NJ 5. Camp
be- sid Mess-s Ailea and Grant Of ths
hssY Ia we're from tbs city They
trough; - three sas 3esr asj ss5i they
,as xt.yzi L.. They regarded tie country
where t1ssy vert. ascsi p miles syl from
MsisssmkssE a. ~ exceptionally H5s
5esr coaur-y They were gone zbsut Eve
3ays vale they alini set fpNose. THAR
Sn3e sbs; =; ona nsS-,v 80 ro.3. distant but
end stjy sally y-1s k4si Ia kinTshiP-
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sALvIsI IN rBB 4.THKEE GuAEpsxEx LAST
EvESIso.
AIsxaa3sr Salv1ai. tie faroas roHxutie
AtSr. Supported by Al unusually strong
company we're the sfrrsction N the Three
Gasr3snsa,- Il the OEsrs boase las.
evening
Tins organlE sts0n q oae Of the snss-
playirg il the rozBsaise drama Tai. orea-
,asa Of IL great Dumas has in the opinion
Of most play scers never received an iater-
prsiAtioa srceIlinz TIA; ot salvini- AsKl5
saa ssra The applause interrupted an4 be
responded to repeated recalls.
HIS every Tssfzye Is slcq1srs: and slraos'
saticzpstaa the word In3sea his osDos3-
ton Of the character Of D'ArtaEnsa appeal.
TO the audience q. that G. no other ara TIE
srpaause lass eveal- 4 vas the most sener-
On. thst -. besa accorded 81 actor here
fS- ysk-s-
Bat the syp!ssss vss not 81 ts- h1n-
TIE irnpersaas tson 0; AHns Of Aastria BY
ElAror Murx;h vas very krlisae ard &c
served the warm recognition il reasiFe3-
Ms. Msnd DiIgn'. Constance sss AZ
unfAianS source Of delight 70 81 spprecss-
tive sz35eoce. 4 .veetsr character thar
the foaa sllns's, as Ms. DIXON played il, Il
seefn. impossible 70 cones1ve-
rs; Talented Actor VIZ Re3Doc3. s5.s
3 very prominent FA-t II the support As
A;has. In the scene where lie cona3es ths
.ec-si o. hls life 10 D'Ar-xa3n be vas Sc
veoislIv strong snd the sahjec1 Of liberal
SyrIsase. Bez johnson. Rlcheliez Was Al
artistic conception
Those who we're snsale 10 ATTEND, there
wAs BAT far hozss, missed rare per
fgrmAncs
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ssP5r1 rtseAse3 hers yes,srlsy tbs'
F-Nnsae Than1ss. 800 e CAss. TAoEe. Of
fhs. CIT. 49, wAo Ia. h%ea stopping 81
Nj Vs-aoa xss sho; Sn1lsE b bah
frozn a revolver LIZ the hsals of boy
f-,es3 Tse fzrber particular. II ihs
shooting we're zot received hEi ii. 'Ao1sst
thai Il 80. accidental The rhFssr1sa
y-obe5 so- the BAT bat w~ unslfa 10 a13
4 NJ se-5ou. -ss-l;s E-e sxp<eze1-
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Yzne.1 a. sss -sss foe road hse, .,
q fae porkef b = Err saas see. ase 4
fheyre go ssFses ssas deasers IRE gid q
szy he. . fsu7 Sc 70 u 90 PER szAhel
.ccsstns 70 ssAssy- EE1 sss. are searea
sAe Exa. Is eenes AcExn &. vaaiessse faz
c'ascE ss1s asS qzsck q rks1
Beef - worth b. the siss tss hssz and
ssss By lie NE fee heavy Lab sazzs-
sases T.. s.oss a,3 fasrs Is Practically -
Ezst7c IN the Elarkxt-
c1sekess tss1x .ren Igxise rad fssE
i1s!7c-
Potatoes are szs rr71s lassr. 5assstse q
sSsfssl- Ozhsr vegetable rage assss q esn,
> F-o<s1- Csosee b3rser i aes yses-y 81 -
eenss Fsvzrd-
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oa;.e . uzrzser frc7 tbs tlfy ssa II
TENDED 10 be present al The issIoz OF the
cur,er store Of he nv Ire ara c'1A-z1g
q. H. asise Wss1sysn Seminary All
Fe~,sss Col. gs tsisy- TIE crrezaozlss be-
.,fs SPIN. Thsre pisl BE- Addresses
sr several speakers sad naasse VII be fur
n;sA.Ss Nv the Ptilhsrmsnie e-caes-ra-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-25

Thss rxrae Iir-ie chestnut EA-s. Bess,
~hica Is owned By w n. AcbO-a OF
Coopsrs Nils, rks=h " S. Lssa-on drove
inss he charmed circle At the AEs'asta lsG-k
racss ssis rrazsh. las been sod for 500 20
Frank Hxsksis and Ei. GescheR. the drirer
for NJ r Poaie-. Bsss Is SEVEN years Old
aai Is ssssh a. = Whip coed Al sass lass
rxoe the s-st fssss the mari VS. s;xxA- The
nru heat seces3 and then ZOE The frsends
Of the E-tae asre predict th.f her record
Of 2 - - viii be lowered Mr. Achorn .
sasd 10 have hcaehs her for $50. AID Pss
her in Lanscals hs3as 10 sell for 500
This Lansoa vss make 10 50, 20 uosksd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-25

.pxpox. Os. - The latest news f,o-n
s<sro- capital 81 Santa Cafhs4isa- vhick
ssfsl Mesio s<lecsed - the sesf Of {
Rosesnmenf u BFsssI. 10 thai
sevelsiisssxJ ciief has paDed he cons
der Of ems al his ray v<ssp,s ~ Rio
RHO. csgz- De Lartns- psesisionss Pres.
g.
be Seers nAsne j. Fre'i<rsck Vii ian,
u has ~ irnS~fiAs assof.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-25

Arrsns~Ioents fer the tsir AL sale 70 ss
hsi in Neeal&n ball Thursday. Friisy Eaa
sarUr3ss by this society, are asxriy eor-
pse.e TIE sale viii eonsss: o. Esstli ard
tasey articles, home made ea.4ses, AID
pretty actions sgl.asse foy CHRISTMAS gifts
TIE ecteffAlaEzss. or sacs ers1Ing VII
consist Of rocsI zsasae, readings And rse.Ia-
lons. vita sslscz1oos BY 3 qrArtst Of
bright little comedy II ore ac1. iaelG1ing Ii
the east soEne Of our most FopzlA, ANA
tears.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-25


; ----sv an gradaAlly nsconiug extinct
s The senate Is growing 70 Be- more Ike
se hoase 81 REPRESENTATIVES ard very
Aecn less IKE TIE GA tasae sefisse that ~
.nsa 1sgsaiA1aa1 = n1n6 toe mos ciI
sfissi Legislative body On earth. some q.
he Odd time SENATORS fsel veg hsdiy about
De change which h constantly crseTina
'ver taieis body some performances dur
nx The past III weeks have grated upon
her nesres and made them ysfy unoora
prfAhse The climax was rsached one day
Ast wrek len an excited spectator shout
q cut Afs os,ecssons % the proceedines CO
NE noor, and an infant IN rs motheris
rms interrupted the debate with IL ahril1
1onEeEiS
Mr. Sa<ssssvs - Frussakag 00sa.
vice President Sfesensca do ncs yie,d
be garei with ooe-hasf the sigur that
narAca@fsSnd toe rule of Ingalls, md othe1
o<nt pfrsadfns omcen Ma Stevenson T.
= .ns naoss i-oAie ard nrhaae men IN
sa ne netef sises caose q cnense
g - neap - 40 cu0seq 0<nisy . o0s q
p Iae'ss s,'ipoAaf pnosae men ever known 10
asA'.esen ne Pas ssezgant manner and
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- n ~ ~ r. cosne N contact uaiA him
= { IEssa,.ns .ssces De NC qait<
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