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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

s-.s1kss'i.ls. ksrI fassf "a f4a
frstre . iter,-fe str>r ihsf - esstesssf4't
<sfl So rsprstfpe4fnf = - ftanrieIr $50
fIse ftf.-x = asss1r aifs-1 a. hssf -frs.tf.
~ MS t.afes. asa fh-t efN seerIsf feffssEf
fhefe<.- ~ 10 ffts.a - t~e.fG feDs ffnFf So
irs4 the oar ~ ia efis r4.t hf3l
3sis a. ~ ~fkflii q. t'fff tsrsstfss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

Mo<ff IstA&FI, 49, shrr- ,ifsa n isfe> -
vi snail srs<onfs tgn sny forrs - rrc-1 $3.50
fsv Frsns a nerusr * sNbh<sn ra<t
fhsssdlnx. cor r.ssi "a Orsxss ss<~~sa Iss>-
ssoas ia
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Want Columns
agAL GsvAvG CRY.
srpE14s Akp o>xH<LT CHATS
sssk : . rs<ss hsss< tl.rs.s "a 4 fs~sls.
H-'1n = L~ssafs t4e<k. <sst<ssA's s~ssas hstst
Ecn eai-k fsss k.ss Asa.ss. ; s<assass-< "a
y fsre >ssc1s. ss4f Msasths ssanzs sus
seke f@ss1 s.zst sssse - p-1s as s.r..i ~ ;
a :, ssssl sxs ga ssss ss.sr.... = s.'ss
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~ tzs>ss AID LES Asrst No t.s>Ai-
NA>1fD - ssli strxx hsss~s <at l~ss:
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v,r e<u O. $3.50 sssns tak< s..e nsef<
ss s- s ,.s :, 80 .si EFT i = ~ , AL
E fettsnnA "a ~ uoasos s4ssss. ss4s1
VAfANY Ions - sAsAs,ss sss hs~--. ssd
= siLLahb q 8 s : sl1rI ma.
Hot,sks AND i.Ofs sss ~ = ssss ssr..s
SiiLaED 6 as,vstrnS
A tkw shAl-L fAkns = sssAsas. sss
= VILLAIN I; e.,ss ~ ..
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- vflLAab 8 o .sE. MS.
NJ snlDsS.k .s.k sALk-ss s,.:' :.
sksds1 vlsk ssi. de- se.sss.1 s.4 irsss sssss.
e1.lnss1.ef sss~ a Gsssd rivss .saa -
Is. e. - ~ s.s -: : s.' :::ss No. s the
sssy Asi. ks.s esssss sasr k.sse ssd shs
os ss isss. 4 = ss s = sss.e fI.ss
5 sae.lless os.-r ss1 sss.ess y sSssss fsr .sis
sss =. .s e. ed 80 ;'s ss s ess s
"a he ssss ssis q 1l.ssssi svssss. 80 i e.,
s<p e - siiss I'd : "a = s - az ' ~
= t1is.ss ss.srs ~ a city ball ~. Rsssa.s
sssAee hsl''es. jun -. - ~
Lrok SALE Tho hest $40 iet IA ss.s ss,y |:
southeast van hsir "a ss,sd Veg ssss
TkyksIoRs. AFTERNOONS A@vs sA.s
y week some special haseasus IL los<. hou><->
bosinss rsot~tty and fssns. ios mas hsa
What poe have tssrn iuokinx fos aud "a prsess
"a suit q. IL Kirkland. oar< 1874 ts~ssh Dsst
sim street. re<sdrssre 80 Grixes a.rnar. eeu
0UssNGss clsANoGs.
81 e 81, s.s -. ssy :, .ssaa. ..ll,ss L.sAss.as
ssad = sss, .. ~ Kind. q metal vssS ssi1
ssfves er nickel. No expersSH6~ No capital
Even bouse has GODS n<sdAs pi&fsnx- u. x
Deino. Coiun,bus. o.
WANTED 0oA~oGRs.
GOOD HOTEIl-- s .ss s ..ss
coly ~ % .; srsnssenss. a and n So basf srca
- Lincs,ln houss. >o - spring ssrssA 0uas
snsce n good fare ~ any go bcus~.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
DE-uPHof sTEEiN8- Rasiciis a H,is 81 mn,
~ south DsvfSipn street are si.ovinx s.ms
Interesting fsbtsrs 10 upholstery eopd<. Jels
nh ~ fur c>ffr tr<z
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08
L,oR SALE OR RENT Upright piano :
II North Front street .6l mo

L,oR SALE-Impaircd health makrs a. I'M
II pcrativc that | shall sell NJ saloon and
restaurant IL ~ one 81 the best propersiss In
the city. To persons who desire to purchase.
full particulars viii In given application.
The me- cly eursots nced not apply. mean
business and viii give to the right man With
money an option On tho best saloon and rss,aa
rant in Grand Rapids Address h. 4. l. Her
aid oflice. sstf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

IDkoEATE oRDtn state q Malaga. e.-ss-
t.fcsssfs c1-oss a. Nsc rsfs of ssf4nd Lsset. o.
ths 1SA dae - jose. ss &C. fcss s@.e tssss
Sod ~>eht IanaFsd AID hin<f, .ti.r.<.
fss<sNts t,sx~ n fsfbirs. lssa<< q t,ssl.ss..
In tks MATES - the estate -
IOkt<zo al sssxns s-.s-s-
Asds~e Curtis. xssra.sa ~ - - ~.fa i4sls.a
acssunt.
y y ee1<r<t. that Nss.tas. ths fsh aas -
Jui{. IN - 10 o'cIssk - tise ferEs<es 81 "a
probate <z1sce. IN sI4satts~i frr tst e4s.aIiss-
tl..xs and slsoeAlcs - ksl1 sccn4nt.
And a y forsI,sr s-sxs<se<l that a ronf - sisss
SFSkef b p1tIlstt~t ftsfs-p successive ~tt ffls-
tds Herald. dad, ne~~llalaf rrlsft..I and 60
eclstins IA s1i1 e..unry II krrf-
s1ED> n ff.6kfk~
a true cep,3 Judge a ff,,i.sse.
hskss . Js~sss, Rssises. sst lsis 10
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

DEuPHof STEERING Rasielil a Mott Of m,
~ south D.vf<ipn street are sf.ovinx ssme
Interesting fabrics 10 upholstery sc-,az. Iels
pbs ne ss0 Tor estimates
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08


1Dess&A1u okL>kk -es~s~ ~ nskws>.
ts.sst = k@sA - 4 = ~s~.ss. = a.
fte lr4ss.s 49,. y a. ga - szse<1 k@3<1>
a. ss< - 80 - }sss. = a. <~s< s1s k;.~1r
sa14 eixts l&~s1ss-@ ss1 a,t-A1f .k<sss<.
fse~'1t, tls.< = f~fkz<-. 3s4cr ~ f<s<.~sa
0fIU =, kt4nkk $1,000
4 6aiS ssse>~E< $500 r<4s ~ ti.< io<f 90 -
s>ssessses 4 osss 3. tss>~~~ 4sse - Ala
eznss1 oe3>, operesnd. ksv11G 1.ns 80 -
TAI e<zs<1 A. srs>-ekT . fss>1n. o8 -
t~ssk < k~.@-.ss. hsssse 6s~1 = las sss-< =
er<91k<1s- Drs1ep9 ttse LIS o11N1>uzun1uo1nn -
40 v1ezs - N.et go ~ es>essd - 49, -
sos~ ><aa. -~st~e&e D>(9ss'
Jsif. - a ss< e1.urk = - $780,, q -
tse.-ss ean& - ses~<<>pt - Anes1>G -
Az = = h.ssA>s s<1rspd. 80 . 80 = -
er,r< ~ p1Aksst~1 tks<s pnDesszs< o--uks -
~ nsss4. : 1sA, s..sssssss. 49, ~
s''s-iss1~s = 80 srs< q <Ak-
ss:: ssi .-... -, ,s 2 $50 :: 8.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08
|Il]llf'51!l!ll]

TIL. ONLY PLACE
~re.is yvn Ssn "a s, n aA "a slonsss 90
wearsag them l. ~ IaE WakN. n and Ia p.uer~
block. Ladses lapse and Jactes< sold sup1cw
cost n the came wal. 0vsr Arcade snsssnr~.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

or~ss t~s@a. ssss, ssrs q go
<r.s~t - te>~<r xf~r1 tkss fks asrssss~su<
rsIf f-f ~F1f<s~tt.r 1870 . tstt ft>nt~
<<<e<f, @ra-r tt>sfg sfr>~t ~ y 3I*sfa r-f~<z -
nrss 10 ~sf ks.sz. xrs ttsf <sf te<<tst ~,
xsNrf fts~s<. &C. re f-erte1 - t<~1ts @-so
srs~s stt> czzs "a tke ssss - DE ezts tre<esr>>.
,s,i M ~,snHt, 81, rr-~ss-~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

1v~s~ss~~-s <sstf~.
tafs Jfeaeu~rf ve.r<
e<ens kas.,3s. Ma Js-.4 ~ ssas
%o<t~s = t~res4 Fte~a tfTt shf ~se<rIen<es-<
rfst - rI,-z-Tafti 1891 y estt srrnrs
frses - $50 ~F<s - AnHtt ft9fa stssf -
- Et-ft@' 49, 49, - ~ 1919. ~rs't H+''tI
ed fr~Ht<- fIsTnfenf - 10 fsel<s1 -
f~netf d.y< f<<rr si.fs d. a. tte ssd.r< q i.I<
al III sokkick ca zs.~-ss~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08
Fo~ sALE MiscELLAMEoUs.

vNOR SALE-state and county rights forlthc
II exclusive SAFE 81 indispensable huuser
hold article. Sell one to ssx IN every house I;
I'VE hundred per cent profit; a bonanza Tor
those who can handle eanvasscfs, small espi-
tai required. Address. with stamps. call ~
room II Hermisage hal ding. Grand Rapids. Ilp
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4 pap. h.s shsts ps~s aoa s.ss.ss - -
sstse ~ Veg flNa<F Sad - sztsaoI -
wsrt~i H. T. Ds,asa, ~ Parts zs~&aA
4 Gel OK sfofk> -o1~ ssay q sse, xe,xs1
- shpe< 40 tseiars tsA kslt.-s< Ase ~
esass fessfd
I ucf a9o kGw ARD Fos "a Ass.esa ara,
y Isafsst i<s~s ea<tsY fp<sa k..fsh Isfss'
sfss. ssvssa L<~s snd tosxs4ss stse~ts- Re
tesn 1. 40 10 Nnrth L1,fsyesse s1xpet 2ad
ssass kessrd 4 r. kstl.t1l Au
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

= 10 els PER deg a. homa. srilinx Lightning
Ps1 Pistcf snd plstsse EweIry. -Ssschss.
tableware. ese Plates ths Gse<s ~ )swelry
tifves az nickel. No expessSSSA No capital
Even bouse has GODS n<'sdins ps&fsnx- h. x
Deino. Spiunsbus. o.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08
FOR RENT BUSINESS.

FACTORY FOR REMITTANCE July I We viii
building. Nos. 8 and Erie street; central To-
cation; gas and electric light. power. elevator
steam heat: low rate insurance. Apply 10
Bi>ssll Carpet Sweeper Co, ~ Mill street ss-tf
LNoR RENT-Thc four story and basement
II building. at No. Pearl street. on lonx
Thwins: phone all. is-tf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

HElS 1AhSYGo-FGMA6
---.s--ss--
"ANTED 4 ysons sisi ~ ~ sssssl sveass
w 10 d. hua.evosks two ~ fanny. NJ
NVyASTED- An sssistsas surss a sks ChsI.
w drens Home al
WANTED A esu 10 do ssnsssl hou6ruoek,
w 81 ~ Lagssse street. ~
WANTED Ladie- Ia write q bosnA lnnlusu
" stamped envelope HIS WsspS -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-10
AMUsEM sNTS.


10 speaking of the Sei'Ii coHeer. recently
! leading Pennsylvania daily says;
THE Wagnerian concert last evening
sas soul inspiring rtdiiion of classic
music. We cannot recall concert given
here that caused so much gossip in all class
- of society. The admirers of music VI ere
aware of the treat in store. and were full
nf patient expectancy 10 enjoy the feast.
tnton Seidl is of medium stature. has a
very Thick head of hair. and il plain mat
ter-of-fact director In the prelude the excel
+. nee of the orchestra was Immediately made
apparent 10 the critical audience and the
ie served applause which greeted the open
ing number plainly eyinced the hearty APP
precia.iop of the auditors. The audience
was both surprised and delighted b. the
plaving of the superb orchestra. The body
Of strings is magnificent in the richness Of
tone produced by it. The wood wind is adj
mrable and fine aud musical volume of
tune came from the bass
.Emmi Juch has always had bright
spot in our hearts. and on this occasion i'm
pressed it more deeply upon our admira-
Ii n. tf commanding and graceful pres
enee, and musical voice of great volume.
abe was the observed of all observers.
The other talented singers were admirable in
voice. The organization comprises about
.hpersons and all that were advertised ap-
pearel The concert was in every particu-
i,r the most brilliant we have ever had and
Ia all who were fortunate enough to be pres
M one that will iinger long in pleasant
memory. The writer drops his pen to re-
ire and in sweet dreams of Wagner, Ssidi
and his artists. and to pass night in Wis
ions of music"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-10

The Opera house was crowded both after
noon and evening Thursday, on the ocea-
sion of the presentation of the charming
four-act comedy School for the bene fit
of the Lithgow library. The production
sas il revelation to the people of augusta,
for it was not known, or at least appreciated,
hat strong dramatic talent could
be mustered. Too much could not be- said
in praise of School" its powerful cast and
handsome stage setting
Miss Frances Chase as Naomi Tighe was
simply charming and scored great and
merited hit. Miss Grace Randall played
Bella to perfection. while Mrs, +. W Chase
could not have been improved uron
in the difficult part of Mrs.
Sutcliff. Mr.. Il. T.. Goodwin
Sas perfect in the part of Beau Farintosh,
and his first makeup was remarkably good.
Mr.. Frank 4. owen rs Jack Poyntz won
the hearts of all the ladies'. and was closely
rivalled by MIR. Il. \. Meal as Lord Beau
foy. Dr. Sutelitf, as presented by Mr..
Geo. II Bangs. was a natural oil school
master. Mr.. Nash as krux took difficult
part most successfully. The support was
all good, and the school girls were mos,
trtistically Consumed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-10
y. m = IN aA,s,L,, !, y. $500. !.

Tie largest audience ever present II a
regular meeting Of the Kennebee Material
History and Antiquarian Society since III
organization greeted In. W. Scott Hill
or TUESDAY evening, on the occasion Of his
reading paper on The Abanakis Of the
keHnsh~c.T The eiose attention Of the an-
eience atiestesl to the interest fer in the
somewhat recondits subject chosen by DIR.
Hin fof the theme Of hi. paper L. followed
an altogether different Iine from the paper
Of Mr. wiiIoughts read before the society
some meuths since. ina.muet, as it dealt
more with the language AMI ethnie re-
iatiens Of tie ahos.gine- Of the kenne-
bee valley. than with their general habits
and modes Of life. although many Interest,"
ing observ atoms we're male % this last
named division. DIR. IIilI has for years
made special study of the language of the /
Aigoafuian tribes, especially in regard To
place names; while as a digger" % the |
sites of the Indian villages in this immedi- /
ate vicinity he has carried on his work--or |
rather reereation--in most ,iiligemr and |
enthusiastic manner. Foar sites of these 1
villages In the towns of augusta, Sidney |
and Fassaiborp have been Identified by Dr. /
Hi, at each Of which many tire places |
have been opened. all Of which !
have yielded up to bis Intelligent
search treasures OF stone and |
slate relics, celts, arrow heads. hammered |
and Rolled copper and wampum. Many OF
these have been sent 10 the Smithsonian
institution for examination. aud in their
study Dr. Hill has carried on an extend. d
with distinguished archa-
ologis,s. All Investigations thus far made,
lead to the belief that the Kennebec valley
was formerly inhabited by one of the me- st
ancient races of peoples known TO the world
Many interesting relics obtained in his
explorations in this section and at
Mt. kineo, were exhibited by Dr.
Hill, and explained IN familiar manner
during the lecture. At its eb,sc u vote of
thanks was extended the speaker AMI a copy
requested for the society
The following persons we're aimit,e' To
membership; Charles X. Hall, Miss Ami.
f. Bridge, !. r. Townsend. Hon. Seth c.
Whitehouse.
The librarian, Capt. Charles T.. Nash,
reported list Of donations tn the library
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-10

ONH ENJOYS
Bob IL sssthod and results when
Syrup Of Fig y taken; It i pleasant
and rsffsshing 70 the TASTE, and acts
gently yet promptly ON The Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleansss the sys-
tenn edsctually, dispels colds, head
achas and fsvers and cures habitual
consipaHioa Syrup Of Fies i the
oaly remedy Of in kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the TASTE and &C
ceptabls to the stomach, prompt in
IL action and truly bens6cial In it,
eAecta prepared only frosa the most
healthy and agreeable substances, it,
many excellent qualities commend it
to al and have made it tho most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs b 3or sale in 60c
and 81 bottles BY all leading drug
gistA Any reliable druggist Who
may not have it ON hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any ono Who
wishes to try it do not accept any
substitute.
nLLf0RNlA re SKRUp CO.
sAs FRANCISCO cal.
LOUISVILLE. ~ Nsw Yo6x. ~
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LISTING BILLS TRIUMPH.
Passes House by Big Majority New 0riggsts
Diii

The busiest sessions of the winter were
those in the House and Senate THURSDAY
The friends of the listing bill are congrstu-
laiing themselves on the big victory in the
House. They say they are all right in the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-10
Local and Business Tips.

Closing on, sale Of pictures anil frames
at y. T. knowlton art store for this week
only. previous TO removal, at lowest prices.
Fine fresh salmon. trout, GELS, blue fish,
halibus, cod. ha.idock. axe and smelts at
kuowlton 4 Youngs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-10
Still Another DRUGGISTS Bill.

st''' r"Vt"S' D'sSJ's'S ~''''
Representative Cover put in bill amend
ing the liquor law rs relating 10 the sale of
intoxicating liquors also the law relating
TO the sale of poisons by apothecaries. The
first section of this bill prov ides that all IL
quors purchased by the State liquor com
missioner shall he tested by the State board
of health aud sealed in packages. each pack
ag' bearing a certificate of examination, he
registered and numbered by an unslupticatet
series. The commissioner shall Ike, p a rec
ord of the party to whom each package is
sold, the bind of liquor, price. etc.
section provides that the mayor and al
dcrmen or scleetmen may issue a permit to
sell liquor under this srt, They may also
issue permit To other persons than spoth-
cca'ies If thew deem il necessary, allowing
such person to haye liquor in his possession
for purposes specified ia the application.
But h. shall be required TO give bond.
Persons purchasing liquors other than as
provided by the hill will be subject to I'M
rrisonment for three months and II fine of
S2ud. Agents under the provisions of sec.
u, chap. -, Revised Statutes, shall be
known AS regular agents. and those under
this bill as special agents. The State liquor
commissioner shall sell no intoxicating liq-
Ne'N fAthit W EuHttlNiptk tiiitts sbi' hV"N
except sealed. The person having the liquor
70, sale shall not break the package unless
il he Necessary 10 use the lipuor in his bus
mess, wIou he shall make Il record of the
Package So broken
The hill provides that fine ut S2'Hi anl
three months imprisonment for Illegally
transporting liquor in the State. Any cona-
pans if eonvicicd of illegal transportation
shall pay fine of $500.
This MAYOR and aldermen nay grant a
permit 10 any registered apothceary of that
town aud consulate him an agent of sneh
city, town or plantation. The apothecary
shall give bond to the amount of stV@.
The regulations for procuring the liquor of
the apothesary are practically the same rs
under the iiinal druggists bill.
Mr.. Powers Of Iioulton put in bill
amending secs u and n of chap 30. Re-
,isea Statutes See. p, is amended in the
s>,h line with the provision that the as
signee may. within six months after tic
fling of the claim fiie objections, etc. And
TO see. Il the bill would a,il the words :;
NO debtor who has received discharge
in insolvency proceedings. or who has l,seu
forced into Insolvency by y petition OF h's
creditors shall ever be arrested on mssne
process or any lad zmsns recovered or aDs
cain or demand which was proved {
night have been proved against his estate
Representative McCnlloush IS to H. COS :
graduated on the passage of that appropr's :
ton for Calais Academy III the House yes
tersiay. Five hundred dollars for ten wears
was the sum wanted but the academy il
fortunate to get il for two years.
RELATING 10 Maize Securities.
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remedisd by the best crystal
lsus. StE IA, hKs and Eyt
GLASSES sold aud lifted by
practical opticians at PART
kiiNiE's Drug store. upp,
Post Once. Augusta. Prices
FROM IS cents 10 Al 5o--hsl
st.o0 will buy ftr, nslsr goat
irY lens in iiRe tempered steel
bows.
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- = t7<2aNs ~
srhe coiaa,hms edition Is exhausted. Nc have.
he~esev. renred lare- lot of the "fasorise's
series which Us = much better h,,ok every Way.
fM these we are obliged TO ehargr u GENTS ~.
s,csel cf IA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-10

Have you ever seeD prices for the same goods
n low We think Hnt- Possibly you did not see
in the above list the article You Wished for; we've
got u, and the priee is in same proportion ~
above.
We desire to impress you with the fact that ".
are reliable. registered drug honsc, and that any
article which we sell you we guarantee in ever,
respect. and haB'l,ing, do, such quantitjc.
Of g"'A'ts assures You that our medicines will be
perfectly fresh and nice.
W. make specially Of mail orders TO be ship.
ped lis freight OF express when cu.h accompanies.
They will receive the same attention which you
would personally.
These prices are very low; by selling stacks Of
xorfl- there may he little money in II for US
hui there's LOT. for You; don't you think so
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NOR AA1.E--Two fine building lots, corner
- Of Gage aud Child streets, inquire Of u. V
Dascomr. jnnlitf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-10

IHOls Ao.E-fims mare, weigh, ten hundred
u AMI fiit, seven years old, sound and kind
Why pa, one hundred and seventy Nv. or tw,
iundrrd dollars for n horse when van cnn get
,nc for less, warranted In every way Mrs A. b
.ir0Mn. Petiingllrs CORNER. AMgusin. mar Id.Ms
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SEE OUR GREAT COUPON OFFER on THESE COOKS HSWHER IN THIS ISSUE
we@uhNm


AND ESTIMATED oosr Of
APPARATUS COMPLETE, READY
TO LIGHT THE Fike.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-10

lINOn SAIG-Ibe Residence uf tn, lat. Mrs
T. Joseph Piper situated On the corner of t'rn.
~ -. and thsby Pluc". lifted with furnace. bath
noIa, ihnitirv rn,'m. lhtlnr water, and -inhle,
ippi. t" H. 4. Piper, maIsd.tnus
LYON SAt.E--A Thirty Tour fl, Steam inunch
l. all ia iirst class order, Euf further partiou
'r- inqiIif, Of fhSwI,h WIruAN, Ba> .-0
.ardiicr, Maine. Marchidlu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-10

liNOl SALE -steam grsi mill ut East New
L. sort, Ne. with all fixtures thrrenntD briang
ny, all IN first class order Is ". T. engine - n
;. boiler, with all late improvements tataeity
~ bushels per day. power aud machinery easil,
moved To other locality. For information in,Juir,
# :. !. Ghndhorne at State House or Philip Mi.
on, East Newport. fcb,sd.w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-10

nnN'T yOli FORGET that ". s. Weeks
- SWEET CREAM lie the richest, and
ihear"st cream In the market, and that II is for
ale nj Geo, iIask'tPs. 7 Fuller 4 son's, =. L.
Webbcr's. Wood Harvey's aud e. +. Wing'r
ian4dtf W. :. WEEEs
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-01-19
Death,

IF the earth was transparent giobular
body, rejecting its Enclosure of dead
throughout 5000 feet of the magnetism
limestone, the coal measure, and the De-
youian and S:luran deposits, notwith-
standing we are conducted to periods in
conceivable remote, yet we could see as
clearly as we discern the far oif-suns OF
other solar systems Of to-day, sleeping
generations wh0.in the long ago figured
on earth in poverty and prosperity, sun
shine and shadow, just as we have figured.
The heather and christian the Prince and
the pauper, the wild man of the jungle.
and disenthroned monarchs, have all con-
tributed to this one unbounded, deep, wide
human repository. The patent realities OF
death are the same from pole to pole.
How like hell is the chilly thought OF a
mortified grave, a grotto of economised,
closely walled cold earth, hid away be-
low the genial sunshine, and beneath the
activities of impulsivc life, the helpless
corps ia still, the dead human body as mo-
tionlessi The silvery rivers continue to
glide calmly through firing verdant pas
lures, the forest is vocal with the melody
of feathered cl.oristers, and tl,e plains
echo the loving of cattlc but the dead on
Ily .'dream dream that knows no waking.
How treacherons are the quiekssnds on
which we anchor SO many bonsted hnpes;
scarcely do we realize the bri!liancy OF
life; uutil the shadows of death fall
aihwart our pathway, Our sun has gone
down forever and the cnrtaiH wells from
us who yet lives the scenes which are
ltranspiring in the spiritnal courts. H !.
au stere5 Is death; how beautiful tho bible
and immagination paints the home o.
those who inherit part in the first resssr'
Iectipa. :
FRANK LINDSEY.