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90 Sac own. Eire Island.

NEW YoRK, Jan. &c. New Work
states title to Fire island, which was
discussed duNing the cholera scare last
summer when Gov. Flower gave $50 900
from his personal funds. has just been
made good and a copy.of the title. with
accompanying proof of searches, will be
sent to Albany this week. The clerical
work alone will cost the state 81, 500.
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N Murderer smIIes whea Sentenced.

AuBuRN, N. ", Jan. 20,-Taylor. the
colored murderer OF a fellow convict.
was sentenced by Judge Adams Thurs
day morning to die in the electrical
chair in the prison some day during the
week beginning March 5 The prison.
er received the sentence with q smile,
and when the judge mad finished, said:
.sThank you, Judge" There was not
the slightest cause for the murder,
which was a cruel and cold-blooded
Cna H4 &H AHTEH #E8& N&
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CHIcAeo. Jan. 20,-Next season there
will be y heavy crop Of ice in store.
Owing to the Worlds fair it is expected
that the demand in Chicago for ice viii
be three timesV greater than usual A
gigantic ice trust is now reported to be
in progress of organization. This trust
will. it is said, comprise all the big com
panies intheeity.
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Indiana senate Isefnsed % Adjourn.

4 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 20. Resolu-
tions We're introduced in the senate by
Senator Boyd regretting the death 81
ex-President Hayes, to appoint q com
mittee on resolutions and adjourn out
Of respect The provision TO ad-
journ by vote was stricken out and the
resolutions passed
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nnriad.in Ona nrara.

!. DENTON, Nd Jan. 20 Mrs. Samuel
X. LangrelI and her three children
were buried in one grave. About q
week ago the mother and her little
ones were taken down with measles.
The children died on Monday in rapid
succession, and Tuesday morning Mrs
Langrell passed away.
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WAsHISsroS. Jan 20-In the senate
the speech by Mr.. Psffer tpop.) OF Kan
sas, last Monday and continued on Tues
day. was finished by him Thursday. 1t
was IN support of a constitutional
amendment 10 limit the presidential
office to one term.
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R~rickIayers Maat sanday openlng.

ABAIT1MoRE, Jan. 20. The Interna-
tional Union Of BricSlayers and Masons
in convention here have voted5in favor
IL 4 request Of Chicago unions for co.
operation in the work Of getting the
authorities to sanction the opening OF
the Wurld's fair on Sunday.
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fremont. O., Jan 20.-Thc family Of
e x-President Hayes received ~telegrams
Of coincidence from friends all day
Wednesday. Among them were the
following President Harrison, Presi-
dentrclect Cleveland, Coy. Mckinley,
Senator Brice, Senator Sherman. Vim
M. Evarts, Postmastef-G General Wanna
maker, Hon. Charles Foster. Carl
Shurtz. 4. w. Thompson, d. NJ Key
and ex-Gov Foraker.
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Mouutain Climber Kiiled.

BERxE, Jan. 90. The mutilated
body Of a young English woman, who
was a bold mountain climber, has been
found at the bottom Of a rocky rayine
on the Logurian Alps An avalanche
killed 4 farmer and Ms son near Ln.
cerne Wednesday.
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Fraudulent Doctor arrested.

DEsMoISEs. la, Jan. 20-R A. Van
Angelbeck has been arrested here by
the post Office authorities for the fraud
ulent use Of the mails in connection
with d 'diploma factory called the
National University 81 Illinois He
was bound over to the federal grand
hurry.
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LONDON, Jan 20-A dispatch from
Paris states that q warrant has been
issued by the French authorities 10
the arrest Of Cornelius Herr 81
grounds that win justify his immediate
exfradttion.
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HARRIsHURe, Pa, Jan. 2O.-A con-
current resolution was adopted by the
house directing that as d mark OF re-
spect the dag over the capitol shall hy
al half mast until after the funeral 81
Ex-Presiaent Hayes.
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SALISBURY. Mo, Jan 20.-Advices
frefs Nan.icokc state that several men
have neon frozen to death in small
canoes that we're csught out and frozen
up several miles from land.
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HAVING anticipated a large trade TINS WINTER
our mind and have double the stock we ever had
before at prices that are down even lower imam
the lowest, just think OF a good ladies vest Ior
CSC. EMMETT y FIERYfs
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HWRSALE1-A nice limestone farm ofS0 acres,
n / mile from Northumberland stonedwell-
bottom.
1879 -1mo. Z III S.MATHEws.
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ExclusIon Act8 U-ncanstItntlonh

DULuTH, Mimi, Jan. 2a.-Judge r. r.
Nelson. Of the Y. s. court, declared the
Chinese exclusion act unconstitutional
III d case brought before him on habeas
corpus proceedings ia the arrest Of a.
H. Yuk, 4 Chinese Of seven years resi-.
dence in the United States
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pURDETTEs says yon must not forget that he
~ gives a useful Xmas gift In the way 81 a
Dictionary with every purchase of$2.00or more.
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BERLIN, Jan 2o.-In the lunatic asy.
lum at Male seven more deaths from
cholera have occurred. Impure water
Il the cause.
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DETROIT, Mich. JAN 90 The Detroit
river is frozen solid from bank to bank,
except where the ferry steamers force
q passage way.
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EoR sALE-Tgq good sesora q. hand ! har eaTrla sss
ak1-ls-it. 81. pNleiON
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TCECREAM and Berry Sets, in both China
i and Glass, from IS cents to Sa.S5 at u N.
klLMERAs, on King street.
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AT A BARGAIN.-A handsome c. Clarinet
~ concert pitch-good as new at Joe Aess'
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DRowN,s store Is the place 70 get toys fo'
ID little children.
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PANAMA, Jan. 20.-The United State,
ship Kearsage has arrived e Colon
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MID Winter Excursion.-5O0 genuine 81 seal
door Geo. Mann's Tonsorial Emporium.
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WINNERS China Hall on King street, for
IN beautiful Tea and Dinner Sets.
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IND you see those IS sea-, mufs for Sl.50f AZ
~ Eugene Il Herring's.
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EVERYTHING nice in endless variety at
IL LOUIS f.. BROWNS.
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W graduated sugar, DC. best powder sugar,
5te.s choice raisins, sic. new currants, &c.
EUGENE HEtKfEe.
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INTENDING 10 quit the Grocery and Feed
business. ! will sell my stock and fixtures.
aoss not wish the building. will rent him same
Nata reasonable figure.
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DROWN has just received a big let-of candies
~ fresh for Xmas These candies are pure
una0uiAerafpd G&s 40NE 6F "
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HAVE You heard the sweet music at Bur,
III dette's Book Stores The music box there
alone is worth a visit,
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HELLO, there john, where are YOU going I
Ill Down TO Eugene Herring's TO get a 80
aecordeon for S2.gS.
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WlSDERFUL. wonderful, 1000 Beautiful
w Floor Rugs for 4gc. EuGENE HERRISG.
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y fine books Burdette this year surpasses any
4 stock formerly handled BY hiin-both m
quality and prices.
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no you know that you can get a 81 album Tor
~ !gssc. at Eugene &. Herringfs next door y
Geo, Mann.
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KILMER's china Hall on King street, for
IA fine Chinas.
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MMERsfs China Hall on King street, for
N beautiful Glassware
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DURDETTE knows tehefe and hop to buy his
ID goods, that Is why he Gan sell cheaper than
competitors.
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MAKE KNOWN YOUR WANTS
This Column is Read by Over 5000
People Every Evening,
RFST AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.
STATIONS, Hip Wanted, FL sale. Fer Rent, Lost,
Pound. struysd y Stolen, 10 Bay Sell
q E~1oAangs--Make ii Known.

china Hall on King street for sab-
II ~stantial Lamps.
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COME merchants let their lines Of s~tapleGoods
~ run down in order to lay In q stock 81 toys.
5eis pte fer the holidays-not SO with Effinert
II Fiery Tor their largest trade isin dress goods
and coats. They carry these lines full ~ that
youl fnd inst as great a variety ~ their GTess
gnods Al YOU did early in the season ana their
assortment Of coats was never better.
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UHOSE hne books at Burdette's, bound In full
Il leather, English morocco and calf are
beauties in themselves. \
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rim YOU up stairs. Old Kris Is
~ waiting anxiously to deal out his Christmas
b9rgains N c. n. HERRINGts Toy Department,
corner Queen and Martin streets,
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|YotfApSED, Collapsed Old Kris Kingle
III ms ~sIccnmbed with his entire load at n. X.
hERRING's Toy Department, up stairs, corner
queen and Martin streets.
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H0R SAhE.-A fine residence on Race Street.
Nine rdpms. hyArant and cistern in yard,
Iseentiy butt, Cheap and on good terms. Ap.
pIy toJ. II. Racey, t-6im.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-31

We feel sure that the horse breeders and
,'nckmcn OF Maine will read with interest
tn. ringing lcttcr Of Hon. Hall e. Burleigh
urging them To exhibit at the Columbian
Exposition. MIR l'urleigh points out
that il is IN the direct interest of
every horseman to make such an exhibit
that we have here in Maine. all things
considered the best horses in the world,
,fiectually by exhibiting our horses at the
great fair than in any other way. Mr..
Burleigh says that his own financial success
rs breeder was due to his having the
best of the kind. and competing success
fully with it At the centenni,l exhibition
and the great shows of the nation, " here he
was brought into competition with leading
breeders from all over the world The
market that will he opened for Maine bred
horses. when their superiority has been
clearly shown at the great exposition. wonld
be worth many thousands of dollars
to Maine stoekmen. Il will give our i'm
portant and growing horse raising industry
An impulse that will he Of permanent value
to the whole State. Mr.. Burleigh show :
the largely increased market for stock from
Maine herds that was secured by his own
great stock exhibits. and clearly demon
strstes the great value of the present
opening to the breeders OF the State. 1t is
tunity, and one which we sincerely trust
will not be permitted to pass nnimprovcd
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Wow I,

Tn, war has hecup' Already Tia, wei.
kin is beginning 10 ring with iii. bo,rse
shouts Of the cou,endinv postofIice factions.
II hid, fair IN no a .anypinarv contest
The bo.t;l, forces mr., nav at rlose quar-
ter. and fvh,,nc with howie knives E,.
termination is tho rallvinv rrv The edi.
tor q, the Ays has nailed to the mas, head
of hi. canvas. the Sn,rtap motto. Give me
the postof,ice or will give Won death. '
and i. conducting offensive operations. Ii
mu.t he conceded that he !. good fighter
though /, is as We, too early in the contest
to accurately guagc his generalship. Ills
force. are said 10 be quite numerous and
well disciplined. lie opens up with fair
sized she'll which, it /. generally understood
IN military circles. will be followed later on
with Crane and canister Morton. mani
fe.to" /. not A large missile but sprears to
contain eon,idershl, ,sp,osivcncss. .,Sh,ll
N,r,o, rule tho plnn Truaq~ i. TN. sub.
stance Of III, Ages indignant
un,ry Shall he indeed b.str,le the p,m.
oc,.,;, ,,,,,,c. ~ Main. 1;k. ro,,s,,.
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Mrs. Flyer had just returned from
Europe. Of course the "Woman's club
was eagerly watching for her arriy a.
and just as soon as she got back recclt-
ion was rendered to her. Uhc room ~
'rowded, and Mrs. Flyer becani" th.
enter of Il group of Interested listeners
Everybody wanted To know just what
She had done and how She had done it
whether she got her gloves sn1 silk IN
Ill right, etc. Al last Mis- Perkins sad,
And did you 20 to B2rlin!'
"Oh, yes. And really did have Tia"
most delightful time. WIS ut II rct,l-
ion one night and met THE emperor"
There was a silence, The niaelitut."
# the thing gstonis'lrd the clgh, Drt
uriosity conquered. and Mr., Flyct
went on:
Yes, he was there with all his oficcrs.
md did have such delightful coavcr.
iation with him"
"Oh, tell US about it, DID Won ial';
ong:"
NO, you see l3y Gcr",a" int very
GOOD. and was Il little Ii; mustered. 50 |
nly asked him question or two
And what did you say
""Oh, just sinil'i "ni sid 'Snrrc',cn
lie Deutsch:' - Boston End,r;
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Hon Thomas W Porter of burlington
was united in marriage On "Wednesday last
10 Miss Mary G. Scammon of that town.
Tn ceremony Wa performed ny the bride
groom's brother. Col. Joseph W Porter. at
tbr litters residence ~ Bangor, assisted by
Rev J. T.. Adams u. D.. an old friend of
the family. The bridegroom Is well ald
sv"rsbly known to the people of Augusta.
h having represented his district for seye-
raj SESSIONS "a a represenittiVe To the Log
isliture- For some years past he has
served with signal ability as member of
III committee to examine AMI settle the sC
counts of the treasurer of state, The
.t,,t Rx,l wishes Mr. AMI Mrs, Porter a
b ppy aud prosperous future
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~ 0pes Lsster 70 the HORSE Breeders and
Sssekmes Of Maine.

Gentlemen The iiape is drawing near
Then se must de4si,l> What shall b. done Ia
the way Of an exhibition Of the bersss and
cattle at the Wcrhi'- Columbian Exhibition
al Chicago the present year. and il il for
the infeTest Of every horreman directly, and
every property hobi.r Indirectly in the
state, that Maine shsil he repre- seatei BY a
large number Of cur choicest horses and
colts, as well a. by neat stock al this world
renovned e1hihifion.
That se have A good horses are pro-
dseSd in tie be vorli gs- without say
{ log Tha, we have the best horses, all
things c0nsi3ercd- is eqasly true. And, #
oar breeders wish to show TO the World that
~e 10 passe,s sogi. s,ack--lf they wish TO
advertise this fat 10 the nations Of the
earth In a move effective manner than can
possibly b. done with rivers of printers ink,
o. any Other source pos.ible. they should
exhibit the bast living specimens Of their
stock. You bay, Il you please, write thou
sand. OF letters. yoa may PRINT aud send
out millions Of ctreul4rs. setting forth IN the
most iiosery language the superiority and
excellence of oar ,tock, but the eff It viii
not be the lhoBsal drh part effective rs 1t
will he to show the truly msritoriuas ami
mai. themsclves-
tn. breeding, rearing, and training Of
.yeu the very best Of our iornesi, animals
will not proye a surcess financially. unle
xt can have 4 market for them, hence The
great importance for those m..n who breed
The best to show their stock in comparison
with others where there is world vile co'r-
petition and vast erosds Of interested.
witnesses | speak from experience.
Had not, at qaite large expense, exhibi-
ted my stock at Philadelphia where ii came
IN competitions with the best of its kind on
the American continent, 1t would
have been practically unknown. snd
like the diamond in the hidden mine, unap-
qreciated. TO the fac, Of having the hest
Of the kind, and competing against the best
successfully at Philadelphia and the great
shows Of the nation, | owe my financial
success as breeder. Aud the direct result
of the exhibition of my stock at the above
shows, was u market for more than 81 900
00n worth OF stock from our Maine herds
and a reputation more than national.
There Is golden opportunity in every
successful breeders life, and il really
seems to me that with the hundreds of
thousands of wealthy men who will visit
this exhibition. which Is the wonder of
the l9th century, men from the other side
Of the Atlantic vino have gold to pay for
the best of what they desire men whose
tove for a horse is far above thnt of any
anil all domestic animals it really seem 10
me that this is the golden opportunity for
.he breeders of Maine to grasp.
Gentlemen, lose no time, but either come
md see me or write at once as we are
obliged TO secure space for all the exhibits
soou.
HALL c. BGKlEtGn.
President Board of Worlds Fair Managers
of Maine and Cha rman of Committee on
Agriculture and Live Stock.
Nass alboro March -. ls92
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A stric, adherence 70 the rule Laid dow n
BY the Democratic chief executive, for the
npn-participa,ion Of ex-ofsiee holders 10 The
Affair." Of the government, you'd haTe pre-
vented Grover Cleveland from beihg the
President Of the L aited States.
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assistant Postmaster General Maxv I'll
De, ares that worn ont politicians viii
hay, little influence with him, that Repub
LEANS will not be tolerated In Office, auI
that he purposes to deal only With live
Democrats While Mr. Maxwell will IN
doubtedly be popular with de boys ht
will also serve as a shining proof of the
utter hollowuoss AMI bypocri-y Of Mr.
Cie,oland's civil service pretcn-l0ns.
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being well again. Just then l
began to take;-
Lydia Z. Ptnkhan's Tege.
table Cowboana. | followed
your directions and treatment
until | am now a perfectly
well woman.
gave it to my two daugh-
tiers, aged "a and Io years, and
they are fine, healthy girls.
1t is surely a blessing to
our family" $40 Holly ST,
West PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Al: druggists sell IT, Address in esa&dence.
LYDIA E. PINkuAM NsD. Co, LINN, AAs4
Ma. Rinkham,s Livsr Efllx IS esatL
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There Is something barrow ing in the x
IRENE in the intimidation Of the New Age
that there may be snch things as office
brokerage bureaus at Washington" under
this reform administration To be sure II
makes haste 10 declare that 1t cannot be
Iiese that the department would sanction
such Institutions still 1t +, plain 10 be seen
that il has its doubts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-31

Ladies who do Light housekeeping will
sssnredly find trusty friend in Salvation
OIL when they scald themselves by turning
over tea-ke,tle, or burn themselves by
lifting Lid from red-hot stove. For the
cure of scalds, burns and all kinds of abra-
sions it is the best hniment that has ever
been originated. Price p cts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-31

The contest over the second municipal
election In Portland appears TO be waxing
warm but there can be Iittie doubt az to
the outcome. We have faith TO believe that
the citizens Of Portland will set the seal Of
their condemnation upon the recent fraadu-
lent attemp, to steal the city by elsetins
Hon. J. T. Baxter by decisive majority
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-31

The county of Fresno. Cal. boosts Of
flume % miles long. luiii al timber
throughout and designed for conveying
lumber from the plao" Of feliing in t'l"
Sierra Nevada mountains to the Fiaus
below. In section the flunir Is ' slapc,l.
the angle being 30 degrees The Y is
ii inches deep and for the most part 3
feet inches across the top this width
being increased. however. At rarious
points where a DECREASE in the grad"
necessitates a larger volume vt yva,,rtu
AIRY the timber, the lower terminus be-
ing feet 4 inches wide ly 81 inches
leep.
The main supply of water is received
from Lake near lis head Int four ad6h-
tional feeders are led into 1t At different
points along its length, The sides Of
the fiume are constructed of il-iuch
boards, and tn structure Is carried ca
trestle work icr nearly the whole length.
these trestles being as many AS 1870 feet
high in some of the deep Nuns crossed
by the anme. Tn" >tcepesi grade j. one
nj POO feet to the mile. maintained for
about 5000 feet. L hica-o 1risun"
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There must BIZ considerable SOLID salts
faction 10 our nsizhbor, the Age, IN the in
creasing evidences Of the fact that Pre.i-
dent Cleveland has reeon.idered his deei-
Sion whereby it was yade considerably
easier for a camel to crawl through the eye
Of needle than for country editor To
secure A postrnastershtp.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-31

formed shall always highly prize. ! think
We may justly claim To have done Whist
seemed 10 us our duty to do. and nov, oar
duties done we are sbout 10 finally adJouyn.
bid goa ose AMI all heartfelt god
speed
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SdNAEfs w no NHhN t#tEtit dtrfsBmttif.
In Gallons "TruIical South Africa it
is stated that tho Danmaras ilse nuterm
beyond three, and thar when they wish
TO express four they take to their fin
gers. Beyond five they calH.Jt c,,.t.t at
all 1t is seldom, howr7.r. that the
lose in bargain through Thea inability
to count. When bartcring. ea,n sheep
Or oxen, or whatever they may BE- sell
ing, must he paid for separately. II ribs
rate of exchange, werr AZ the rate of tw,,
sticks of tobacco far one sheep. 1t would
greatly puzzle 4 pamrlara to accept fo'Jr
sticks for two sheep. Galtof says lls.'t
he several times paid them i, that way.
and that the Dammara forthwith ST
aside two sticks for ore Of the sheep. arrl
wen when he found that he h.lI two
sticks left for the other sheep h. siia
lad his doubts rs to the genUinene-.s' ~
the transaction and WIS not SATISFIED
until two sticks were put into his !a;;td
and one sheep driven awar. ana tlicl
another two sticks given to him for Tic
,ther sheep.
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H soeiee vhAssyss viii b taken Of ssass@d
eDo8satesttons.
1nR J0rRHAL Cabot ~ HkLD zEsrossfsAs
IN fHE FERMENTATION Oh kETykS Of kkJNsr,
10 CONNGgiCArIDxs.
Addfs.x Al comm nicAtlons reis.ns 20 srbscrfy-
0oas Ap9 Dfvsrt1ssDerts 70 BuTt<ila flynts
Psbiistseys. Aasa<,A. MAINE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-31

Deputy Sheriff Henry T. Morse WA
yesterday the recipient of congra,uls,ion,
to number that must have convinced him
of his general popularity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-31

onc Sylvester Holt, we'll known in no.
lice circles, was yesterday arrested on the
charge of pocket pcldling, lie, and a man
arrested for alleged drunkenness YESTERDAY
will be given chance to plead before
Judge Andrews today.