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Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-30

sm for th, prolneer ave-y time rs
srsiast the consumer Frederic t
G'..ahaIge at Westboro.
Tae purchasing community knows we'll
v hat that means -liolyoke Democrat.
Yrs. 1t means that Mr.. Greenhslge is
le,rt and soul for the people who work for
living in pro iue,ive enterprises and there
arr y large number of them in Massschu-
s.. a. the Democratic party will prob
ably discover upon election day. 1t is to
be said. however, that the quotation from
his femafks given above 10 one that hss
been safbled for political effect. What
Mr.. Greeuhalge said vas this:
Consuming Of things 10 not the noble-t
function OF men and women. There il
another thing that we can do, there is
another character that we can assume,
thai Of the producer, and when
ever the question comes between
the producer and consumer l am in
favor Of the producer every time. As .
matter Of fact. We in this country are pro-
ducsrs and consumers, too. to . larg' ex-
TINT, but there is large class Of persons
who are exclusively consumers. and they
are the parties who are always elamor-
QUE for the introduction of cheap
eccls from other countries. no matter wha
hsppens in the manufacturing establish
msnts and INTEREST," Of this country. cay
that tie consumer 10 not the most sacred
per.osa in the world"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-30
THE ATLANTIC RECORD.

The Lucania's westward passage was an
other step toward the time when, as pre-
dicted, the ocean will be crossed by steam
srs in three days.-Pittsburg Times.
The Lucania eclipsed the best time hereto
fore made between Liverpool and New
York 80 minutes, making the trip in five
days 13 hours and Is minutes From land
to land in five days viii be the regulation
time in year or two.-Kansas City Star.
Another turn on the screw. and little
more luck In weather, 30 that q knots an
hour can be maintained from Queenstown
to New York. and the record drops to an
even five days. Hurrah for the Lucania
and her greater successorsl-New York Sun
A new ocean record has been established.
and ones more will the naval constructors
and marine engineers seek diligently for
that something which will enable the ves-
sells in which they are most interested TO
achieve oceanic suprrmacy.-Washington
Star
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-30

England has !, 900 600 horses.
Bull fighting will he resumed in the City
Of Mexico this winter.
Women outuumber men in the Bri ish
kingdom by about 900.
Chicago girl electric workers have an
eight-hour club with 400 members.
The total number of employees in the
.ervic. of railways in this country last year
was s2l ,il5
A colored woman of Leavenworth, ka !. e.
aged l0l years, WAS baptized in Five Mile
ere k recently.
The state of Michigan has tx m an I'M
portant step in the treatment of con.ump-
non by deciding to quarantine the disease
President Crocker Of the s. p. r. Il. Co,
of California has two m ,nths' job before
him to sign Sl5 100000 worth Of cousoh
dated bonds.
Bicycling is a favorite amuseme1 1t of the
inmates OF North of England asylum.
One man who can see steers big soci BILE
on which ride whole lot of the .ightless
ones.
President Higginbotham of the Worlds
Fair says he is anxious to get away from his
official duties. He is reported to have said
thst lit 10 time for me to earn . little bread
,nd butter" ..
The Cherokee strip settlers can live on
game this wi ter. as the pra,ries are COW
cred with Thousands Of psrtriiges, prairie
chickens and pheasants. The streams are
filed with fish, and deer stalk in the forests.
The experiment of growing willo~ and
the manufacture of willow ware has been
attempted by q Western capitalist, who ex-
poets great results. Four hundred acres
of land, near St. Louis, have been reserved
for the undertaking.
The Western and Eastern. Coal Sales
agents decided at their meeting in New
York yesterday to make no change in coal
prices for November delivery. The output
for the month will be the same as the cor
responding month last year, which was 81
500 600 tons.
The faculty of Princeton Theological
Seminary has forbidden football playing By
the .-Theologs." DR.. Greene, when asked
the reason for this unusual decree, said
that the faculty deemed it beneath the dig
ai'y of divinity student to engage in a
football contest.
But three months ago the scheme of or
g,nizing a club for the benefit of enlisted
men and apprentices of the United States
navy was undertaken. and now the club has
dne headquarters in Van Ness Place, New
York. The organization numbers over 800
members. representing every vessel in the
United States navy.
William Brennan, who sent to people in
this country, on paper headed ''Consulate
Of the United States. Perote, Mexico" and
signed Charles Hamilton Shafer, consul
letters informing each that be had been left
q large fortune BY some person in Mexico.
and that the entire amount would be turned
over to him on payment of the undertakef's
bill, has been arrested in Vera Cruz.
II. Dhammapala, the Buddhist priest and
theosophist, who attended the parliament
of religions At Chicago - the represents
tive Of his faith, is oE his way back to India,
psssing through San Frauciocc, vheTe hel
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-30
FLOWER AND TREE.

Blue roses and blue dahlias, at one time
thought impossible and probably still i'm
possible as natural product, may now be
obtained by placing the cut flowers in 50
luton Of aniline substances.
There are. according to Dean Stanley,
still eight of the olives Of Gethsemene
standing, whose gnarled trunks and scan
ty foliage will always be regarded as the
most affecting of the sacred memorials in or
about Jerusalem.
The bo tree of Anurajahpoora, in Ceylon,
is perhaps the oldest specimen Of a very
long lived species. It is held sacred upon
the ground that It sprung from branch
of the identical tree under which Buddha
reclined for seven years while undergoing
his apotheosis.
The oak is we'll known to be long liver,
and there are specimens still standing in
Palestine of which the tradition goes that
they grew Of Gains staff The hawthorn,
again. sometimes lives to be very old There
is said to be one inside Cawdor castle Of an
''immemorial age"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-30
iuPirER,s JUNIORS.

Secretary OF State Gresham works seven
days week
Professor David Swing finds recreation
In working like iaborer on his fsrrn.
jim Mewilian, the Detroit millionaire.
began Life ~ clerk in q hardware store.
John Shuts, the millionaire baker and
horseman Of Brooklyn. began life as work
ing baker.
The motto on Sir William Thomas Lewis
family coat Of arms is ''Gwna ddyiit doed
ddelo'' do thy duty. come what may.
Ex-senator Henry G. Davis Of West vir-
ginia has presented to the town Of Eikins
in that state picturesque natural park Of
aine acres.
Sir Isaac Holden is an NJ. p and four
years older than Gladstone. He smokes
every day four big, black, strong cigars and
can walk 10 miles
Major Rofner, who has given 4 t5o, 900
park to the public on Stockton-cn- Tees,
sold hot rolls on the streets Of Hartlepool.
England, when . lad.
Baron Fielder Of Vienna has occupied his
time for many years in gathering rare but
.erfiies. Recently he sold his collection to
Lord Rothschild for the sum of $4,000.
Horace Boies has never used tobacco in
any form and is unacquainted with the
taste Of liquor, and perhaps his only pro-
family was when he swore In - ths govern
OK of Iowa
Lord Beaumont, who Is descended from
the last king of Jerusalem, succeeded to
the title last year at the death Of his elder
brother He has travelled extensively In
the United States.
Justice Field will begin his thirty first
year of service on the supreme bench the
coming term. This record has been sur
passed but once In the history Of the court
and equaled but four times.
"Fiehting Bob" Evans has been promot-
ed TO be captain in the navy. He has earned
the ''step" by deeds which have conferred
honor on the country as well a. by long
service and is still young man.
]. Woodbridge Davis, the inventor Of the
life saving kite, is somewhat slender, has a
black mustache and the face Of deep stu
dent. He is the principal Of Woodbridge
school and resides on Madison avenue.
Edwin Gould, known in Wall street as
bad boy Eddie" has attained the dignity
Of fatherhood. His son is the fifth mem
Der of the third generation Of the Jay
Gould family, He was christened Edwin
Gould. Jr
Swift MacNeill, NJ. p. the Irish gentle
man who pulled Harry Furniss' ears be-
cause of caricature in Punch. is declared
by disinterested people to be so unspeak-
ably homely that Furniss couldn't have IL
beled him.
1t is not generally known that the John
D. Rockefeller who recently celebrated his
twenty-fifth anniversary as superintendent
of the Euclid Avenue Baptist church Of
Cleveland is the New York millionaire Of
that name.
Mr. George w. Childs Of Philadelphia
was so much interested in the Wisconsin
log house on exhibition at the Worlds fair
that he went in and bought 1t, complete,
and will have it removed to his country
place near Philadelphia.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-30
PHILOSOPHICAL QUOTATIONS.

We know the value of fortune when We
have gained it and that of q friend when
we have lost it.
OF all the earthly music. that which
reaches farthest into heaven Is the beating
Of loving heart.
II you would convince person of his
mistake, accost him not upon that subject
when his spirit is ruffied.
We must be as courteous to man as we
are to a picture. which we are willing to
give the advantage Of good light.
When worried and disheartened, get ont
into the country, put your head on Gods
green grass and look up at Gods blue sky.
Do not hurt the feelings of others by say
ing sharp, sarcastic things. 1t is better to
dispense with that questionable reputation
Of being smart than merit one Of cruelty.
1t is not enough that your labors be abun-
dant and earnest, but they must ct the
same time be wisely and prndently direct
ed, IL you would accomplish the greatest
amount of good.-Moutreal Star.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-30

The lecture by Prof. Lee Of
college, at Grand Army hall, WV
place tomorrow, Tuesdsy evening. ~
be illustrated by about 60 lsrse ''e's
will give the results Of Prof. Lees~
sonal adventures along the shores :"
South American states and thfosp
Strait Of Magellan. As an educans.
instructive lecture i, is one OF the
will be given In our city this seasol
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-30

The membrane lining the canal of the ear
contains a great number of little glands,
which secrete waxy substance having an
intensely bitter taste. The purpose OF this
is to prevent the entrance of insects and to
keep the ear clean, as the layer Of wax dries
in scales. which fall rapidly away, thus re-
moving with them any particle Of dust or
other foreign matter which may have found
entrance to the ear.-Exchange
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-30

The way and means committee, IL Is said,
contemplate making up to some ex'en', for
the revenue lost by the increase
In the free list in their forthcoming bill. by
doubling the internal revenue tax upon beer
anil whskey. This is the only position so
far A. reported that will bear ve'y heavily
upon the Democrstic workers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-30


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Isxss seseeenaA- Ia - sRessaenaoa
vas feh ~ Ams peopes. We kew snes
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satef ~ heeeoheaa oeease- Sss -
cSaninens afs ensnseo- y De
parry 70 ian eontsoi oi sae ns1'ona' so'-
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ps.Dy Hn ~ .
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toe important cnsarnaasn'ps "a eonsle
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VIZ S''''A'',D, s''-- "''-'4 ~ -
sney arg 'ho'nsisI' 70 'ns" lucy ' ~
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n'sn n@n'' we W sae .'o' 'A@'A
ecfsas "no s''snp' W ''sy 'nei pos'
ihey VII DC ssep "s 'h
same eoh'en'p'a'o' 'uPe."'''',
aeeo''e' VOC '.'''s sp.e'.s "H' '''e~
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hui'neA'''h Vi u'e ,'u''eenA" A'''. "'
Amenamsnts 70 us fenefai e"h.''AA''"'- ~
sac !" -~1'' '".' sA@
wilson Di'' :" 'A'ei'' s :.
Interests ~ tna' VIII cut hsh' AMI Ni'
Aon sps'e nor 'n oe~i"s "''A '"
Sof'h. IL " neeo'e'' T" '-' ' 'A' p
Of fiamDef upon lne i'se n's '4'i De
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inaustfy IN aifect comP~'i''oh VISA LIS ~s'A'
disn nvsi. In iac' 'nis phA'e Vi ."s "e
'afin oiii misn' very properly We '"e0
clause fof 'i'e 'enen' "i N""s''A" ''"''
mTh' tnoef '"e IN" -" ''1
sf Tue American "AiAe' '
gwen our compe'i'"f' Acf"'' 'i'e ,A"e nv"
taey are o'fsea " pay LUZ 'ae PRIV
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peno''Ae fee p'.S'
lumber producers OF the United STATES VIII
b. Obliged to compete upon equal terms
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p''A'' '"' 'e" "s''
m "'ses ;" a;sI .ns san ~. ,non,h ~,
~;n,er viii got from 400 TO s25 this winter.
Tesmsters, sled-tenders and cooks will get
less pay. Swampers wages VIII oe very
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-30

Notwithstanding the tedious character of
the debates. the Congressional Record has
been in unusual demand during the present
session. This shows that the people are
trking An unusual amount of interest in
public affairs. Democratic hard times
have evidently set them to thinking.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-30

Among other operators who VII ~
the usual amount Of bu,ine" IN s0s
this winter is County Commi'sionsf ~"
worth of Clinton. He hasrecenu! H
from Boston where he went to sees"
defs of lumber. He makes . spe
getting out railroad ties, but founas
demand for them 90 that he VIZ
only . part Of the large crew vhie'
several years employed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-30

II 10 gradually beginning to dawn upon
the Democ, Attic party, that the p 'ople of
thi. country will hold ii strictly accountable
fnr the condition. that prevail during its
lease Of power 1t has been so long ac-
sastomed to lay everything to the wicked
the burden Of its present responsihii i-- ,sni
il must be conceded that they do coastitlt.
r. back breaking burisn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-30

Here it is with November being uihsn
in and A. b. Spaulding of Church HI
brings into the Journal OrIIer a plum
luscious, fragrant strawberry picked M
his vines. and George White shows rfi'
berry blossom picked in the field where d
vines seem to have been exposed TO =
frost.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-30

The Boston Sunday Journal is working
mp magnificent sale in this city, and rap
| ly lea wing the Globe and Hersh in the
resr. It's patrons ike it because it presents
TIE news In crisp, attractive form, and
they are not obliged to hunt through s~ii-
,IrrueSs Of yerbiage in order to fnd il.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-30

An exchange declares that there are TO-
In view of this fact IL is sad to think that a
host Of Democratic sspirants, eager to
serve th' ir coun,ry--for n confederation
hxve been obliged, by the unseemingly pro-
iongstion Of the silver debate, to camp in
the suburbs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-30
Not So Daring as That.


Senator Voorhees, is reported by the
Washington correspondent of The New
York Times to have declared with calm
resolution" that he ''wouli not entertain =
proposition 70 have the Ten Comman lments,
very good in themselves. added TO the re-
neal bill Well--we should say nat.
Senator Voorhees, has shosn remsrkabl.
capacity for laundering, but he isn't qnit,
such an idiot as to take the chances of
breaking up the Democratic party by calling
a vote on the Ten Commandments
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-30

DR.. Everett takes the stump in Massaehu.
sesss tonight. Boston Herald.
lie will have much to explain TO the vo-
ters Of that state, among other things, his
vote for the annulment Of the ltth snd
18th amendments to the Federal con.ti,u'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-30

The many friends of Miss Emma
Smiley, daughter of Andrew p. Smiley
Riverside, will be panied to learn ci b
death, which occurred October q, a h
home, after a long and painful sickns
She was sister of Mrs. May +. SylvM
of this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-30


5l,en he left he said he WAS going TO col
n = bill Of Miss Fitlella Randall, who
kided short distance from DIR. Ames'
sideaoe, which WAS at the home OF Miss
Bis.
Einally. aboat go O'Clock, Miss Ellis
Esme uneasy, and she and her father
mt in search of the missing doctor. He
Is nowhere TO he found. An inquiry at
Is Raudsilis revealed the fact be had
Ia there but Is minutes and had col
tted abaut ~.
S'he young girl who promised to Be his
ide became uneasy, and search for the
ssing physician was instituted. bus 70
avail. ard then the thought flashed
lcn the young girls mind that the doc
was feully dealt with, owing to the
Ii that he had about 500 upon hts
] son.
Disappeared Voluntarily.
Since then facts have made IL apparent
ut such is not the case, but that the
ctor has anceremoniously disappeared,
a may not put in an appearances very
pn, although his marriage is announced
take place next Thu, sday.
he Oflic mas GtY WcuuiiiS tIousScau al
epared; in fact, every possible prepara-
IN Was maie for the event The florist
IS ordered 10 decorate the parlors, and
". Mr.. Ellsworth was engaged to make
couple man and wife. Judge Marden
was requested TO act rs best
Ia, aud accepted the trust, but his serv-
S will not he required at present
The wedding presents were numerous
d costly, and tire arrangements for the
lrriage of Miss Ellis to the doctor were
FAR arranged that tickets to New York
re purchased for the honeymoon. The
Inks were ali prepared, and every posi-
arrangement was made for the we'd
lg
,ut it has ended in disappointment,
hough the broken-hearted young girl
Il tries to believe that the doctor will
main faithful To his promises.
6iss Ellis is the daughter Of Stephen
j., veteran conductor on the Old
lony railroad
Owed BILLS.
bout is months ago DIR. Ames came to
] place from Whitman and secured
lrtments at the Ellis homestead. He
med an oflice and had a lucrative prac-
/ DIR. Ames became a great favorite in
place and entered into society. His ac- |
--=--t No. Ellie .ri,aanal iuy ~ !
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-30

one business man on the street who Y
watched the weather with an eagle eve \
summer, declares that since the midik
June there hasn't been but one SaturI
when some rain didn't fall.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-30

The net prohts Of the Pullman Car Com
psny last year were ~ 900, 900. Under the
circumstances IL would seem as il il might
pay ito posters more than SIS per month
snd thereby relieve the public from the
hur,isn NJ the timing systsm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-30

The singing school which j. whh'
Beck is to teach at the Y. NJ. c. A. pa's
under the auspices of the association
gins this evening at 7.30. Mr.. Beck vu1
popular instructor Of the school which
association had last year. There VII
20 lessons, two each week, Monday Z
Thursday evenings.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-30

Several changes are taking place in I
baggage department at the Maine Cers
station here. Chss. Cushmsn the day d
gage master leaves today. A man n
Portland is expected to take his place.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-30

Tammsny hall has ''indorsed' Judge
MAYNARD, while the Bar Association hss
met to protest sgsinst his elevation to the
highest court In the state. II is a case Of
liquor bsr W. legal bar.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-30

II 10 trss doabsIsss that Jadss Maynard
has bssn ssostsnsssious 10 the discharge Of
his dsuss. bat ia this respect he does not sp-
psst 70 diner materially from other thieves.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-30

David B. Hill hss been more Of & sup
port TO Mr.. Cleveland of late than many Of
HE professed admirers. Indeed, in view Of
recent events. the President may well pray
To be delivered from bis friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-30

The enthusiasm that has greeted Mr..
Reed in bis addresses in Massachuset,s is =
fitting tribute TO the high motives, and s,nr-
dy commos sense, that have actuAted him
IN his brilliant public career.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-30

Charles Milliken has sold the iiu. uu
Audrey NJ. to Boston parties. She \
sired by Elmo, dam by Tiger, he BY d
horse and he by Cannon Ball.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-30

A. the fscts In the csse become known II
10 ssen that the credit Of knocking the Cor
man silver compromise on the head belongs
nsse 10 Senator Sherman than TO President
Cleveland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-30

Mr.. Bsttslis, who is to open a facts
for the rebuilding of pianos, ETC., hn !
cured the old Concert hall on State .mt
opposite the court house, and will open u
morning. Orders may be left at Lofi
..Owell's.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-30

1rate Passenger twho has managed to
board bus tLat did not stopl-Suppose
I'd slipped and lost leg, then WHAT
Conductor (kindly)--Yon wouldn't have
to do any more jumping then. We always
stops for a man with a crutch.-London
Tit-Bits.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-30

The Hon. John u. Russell Of Massaehn-
settles vouli doubtless, a. this time, y Hing
IL sise bis much -s.ivertiseJ lamb, II he hs'i
bssn . sriae less oufspoksn in asserting bis
dSvosf0u In fYee trade
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-30

Allen Church's house on Gage stree, los
like new with improvements that have
made and the coat of paint which u
Mills applied in very artistic manner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-30

To rmx LADIEs: II will pv. -
bring your old felt haas 70 oths ~ ~
BIeachefy, and have them n
latest style. VII. HoLxEs, m
ss Oct3d1mo
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-30

That wheel, showing the briluapA 4.
trical effects in A. ID. Wards vindov ,.
tinues to attract attention. People \,
seem to tire in watching it.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-30

Those who had occasion to drive TIM,
the country, Sunday, found the road, n,
muddy and in bad condition from II. n.
rain.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-30

The Ladies' Aid Of the winthrop \
Church will meet with Mn. Hia-
Tuesday, the 3lst inst, at2P.M,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-30

Four men left this city with gun' y
dogs for Belgrade one day last week aS
o'clock in the morning. They returned
following night empty handed. hSI
cruel act that some one did Saturday ,thf'1
ing a placard bearing names OF ther
onto the bill of one of the partridge hs2
ing in front of a grocery store.