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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-16

bieL pert6 iein miro, ais ieBt, alio auf beH
iingften Sag.
8enn uniere Tarmer ibre Store dut>
Ben audi erlt be3ablen ipnutet, tpenn Der
Weisen tpicoer $1.00 iDertb tit, ODER ltnlere
Nrbetter, menn sic 26bne I'm % ober so
8ro3ent tn bic SDbe seicbt iper6en ?
9aS 9Gbe etnen &ra6!
s tue quite Tol9e aQer6tn9S DGttc Elm
iolber &ra6, er tpliroe oaS Greoitmelcn
aus GuBerlte beibrdnfen uno baourdb auh
bas let6tfertiGe S9uloenma6en. 50
Dortbeilbaft manbem NnfGnger, man6em
iungen @ei6dftsmanne uno l1ltterne6nten
Scr Grebtt lcbon g%etpeien lein mag, 10 lit
es bO6 mod iebr fragticb, oh baOurb ni6t
r1ebr 5u Grun0c geribtct, ais auf9eri6tet
moroen itn6. Gtcle moDerne Stadten
baben tbre beiten 6iIfSquellen berpfdnbet,
I'M @eLo bergen gu f0nnen, baS fir einer
tbeuren 6ausbalt, fit Mt[itGr uno onoere
foitiptelige 0inge perauSgabt tporoen lit.
| Die Ginnabmen ober retcben faum bin, ste
reguLGren Q(uSgaben unb 3tnlen su aaDlen !;
fommen bann ri9lecbte 3eiten" ober tritt
cine @ntmertbun9 bon Wertblacbet ein,
tpte jebt beim SLIDER, Damn mil1en
iib Die Staten ablungSnn :
dbtg erflGren, tpie Ser e~in5elne WenlD,
tpenn er letne DISQUALIFICATION am 8erfalls>
ta9e 11ibt einloier fann. 8enn babcr bcr
Yreisitura oeS Silbers unb ale Sic anoeren
tranfbaften 3uftanoe in BET Sinansmirt6@
i9aft Der 2Gnber bas &apital fopfi6eu
ma9en; penn iiberbaupt Nlcs, Staaten
lopobl tpte Snoiptouen, iuieber mebr 5lr
vGaibz8atS" Suritdtebren, tpeni8er
vpu1npen", Iieber lpareu, bis tie genug 5n1
ianmenbaben, nm Ini6affungen mocben
gu f0nnen; bann nirb es aQertpegs
better tperben;. e5 mirb alerbtnes niDt 10
oieL triigerti9er @la15 unD aufseblaieneS
Weien por u%nieren 2lu9en lt9 brett ntacben,
bafiir aber audi ~leItener bas @etOie bes 3uz
lammenfra9S 2ngit uno Sbrefen perz
breiten unb tpettger 8anferotte gtotb uno
8erberben anricbten. Ser BreiSittr3 beS
Silbers 1T cine Der merfpiirbtgften ut1o
foL9enicbperften @rideinungen am Fin de
siecle"; ct lit 10 %unerpartet, 10 plObltch
iber ollie 9Gnber bereingebroben, etne
iolbe internationaL lie @alamttGt
getporben, baB iib bic acknowledgements
@trfungen mod gar nicbt abieben Iaiien.
@elo, baareS @el5, blanfeS Stlber,
baS bot 3tpan3t9 Sobren m + t pertb tpar
ais @olb, miro ieBt CUR Baffe, ote it6 segen
6ie s. 5 III a Of t ielbit febrt. 8aorli1,
eS gei6eDen 3etcben unb Bnn6er, uno Die
fommenoe ~1octaIe GeDolutiou bat ftb oaS
StIber SIT etnent iDrer bereoteften
8ortfubrer %erforen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-16

aebung at @uniten 6er Mc&inleDs8ia.
Oas 8olt bat Sic Mtc&inlepe8iu, Doer Die
III einen Scbub Bet Monopole a~usgeartete
Sbub3ou z8oIitif pcroammt, eS Derbammt
icBt Die Saumleligfeit bes Gonsreiies, Gin
0eiiereS S9ub5oa9eieB an beren Steue gu
leben. 9aS lit 2tues.
Sebenfaus btctet Der Nusfaa bet WaDl
in NIbaup Sen &epublifanert fetne llrz
ia3e, groBe 6offnungen auf bic 13ufunft
gu leben. 8enn cine Bartei bic Jegterung
elmer Stdot gctptnrt, BON Der tie fanf3e9n
Sabre lang aus9ei6toiien s~efpeiel tit, 10
bat fie ia etn poles Heebt gu iubelt. Nber
ipcnn fte 3u bteiem Siege ftb Der @etol87
f1aft StQ's bebienen ullb inter Der faliben
8lagge: vPartet Der ebrli9en WaDlett" lez
9eln muB, - Sin uno ebrlibe Na9len !! -
baum fann bon ether Nusii9t auf oauernoe
8id~getpinnung ntht Die Neoe iett.
Die EepubLifaner tperoen 0emndb tpobl
tbun, nicht gu friib GIT iubeIn, rttO aut
Die nclerliben Ste8e feline aa3u8roBen
0oftnuitget St iebert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-16
Die sptiaaft ees Manors*

OeaDor 6opftnS' 8oti3aft al ben 1teuer
| Staotratb lit Elm 1teuer 8eleg bafiir, baB e,
Bet recbte Mann ant rebten BlaBe, unb
BET ri6tige 9lrat fit ~unieren frdnfen &0rpel
lit. Gr bedt i6onunsslos ben StB unleret
&ranf6ett auf, na6 benz ancrtannteu
Wrunola5e, baB man crit tptfien muB, mo
Die &ranfbeit ftbt unb portn iie beitebt,
tpenn man tie betlen niu, unb mo- baS Sc
i6mir iteft ltno tpte ttef es gebt, ebe man
es auSaui6neiben berlubt. @rit Die
0tagnoie ulo oann bic Wteoi3in, erit bic
| Sonoe unb bann baS Weiier.
@66renb fribere 8iirgermeiiter ben
| Sta1b bet itdbtii6en Stnan3en fait immet
in roiigem 2icbte i6tLbertcn, uro oas 8ore
banbeniein zines 9eft3ttS nt9t 3ugaben,
tbeiIt unS Der Wtabor nit, baB mir am /,
Sanuar iber elmo WSiuton Dollars S6ulz
ben batten, fir pel6e feline 0e6ung Dorz
ban6en mar, uno oaB TINS aus Der duges
meinen Steuerauflage fit 0ffentlt3c Nrbets
ten, fitr Beleu6tung, StraBenretnigung,
W1luabfubr, Yolt3ei uno TeuerlDebr pents
ger ais flint Wltutonen Derbletben, pGbrenb
mir fir Sbulen alein flint unb cine babe
Wftatpn p~erausgaben; lotpte, baB pGDreno
bic ~9usgaben burb Die gergr0Berun9 Der
Staot ietbitueritGnOltcb gcmacbien itnb, Die
0tebensGinnabmen aus Gnoeren Queuen,
tpie 3. 3. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES letber
3uruGgebcn.
Sir oieien .3uftanb Der 0inge ma3t er,
obne in ir9enb elmer Betie ietne Borgdngcr
dn3ugreifen, baS icble6te Gini9GBungS7
ipltem, Die idlecbte 8uDfi6rung, Die Ser
gebung BON 9orreebten obne entiprebenoe
@ntibdoigung fir bte Sta6t, Die Ser
ibleuOerung BON @tnnabmen 0urb Quiz
bltng be5 SporteliDitcmS unb bte 16lecbte
8eranlasung Der 8aferiteuer neraltt7
Dortli6.
Ser neue Stabtratb fann btreft NIGHTS
ba3u t1un, UNI cine before @tni6dBung
6erbei3ufii6ren. 609ltcns fam ct ourd
8eIhluB ben Qiieiioren empfeblen, Die Gtn7
ibdBung 10 gu erb0ben, bab Die Staot IN
BEN Stano geiebt tperbe, gu ben a6t3ebn
WetQtonen Dollars, bic tie i3uloet, tpettere
bier Milliouen 81 bergen, NIT oenett MIR
unlere Sbulben abtragen uno eu1 11eues
itGbttl6es 2eben nit retnem 0etptllen be-
gtnnen fOnneu. 9a5u mIbte tretltcb Die
@tnibdbuus bon Chicago art $40, OOO, OOO
erDDb1, ooer nabe5u p%erooppelt fperoen. So
mebr ais bas, tpetL bic Staatslteuerals7
gleibsbeb0rbc biele Summe ut1ter ben be-
itebenoen &egeln auf 282 Wiutonen bcrab7
mtn0crn tpiiroe. Inn fir Soot GDunt1
eine ftebenbleibenbe @ini6dbung BON Az
Wtilionen 3u e%rlangen, mliBte Die urs
1prunglibe @tni9dbun9 no Wttutoren be-
tragen. Oas pare INNER nod nut tpenl9
me6r ais Die 6dlfte Bet Sumne, tpelcbc Der
Genius bon 1890 ais ben pirtliben Wertb
bes @runbetsentbums i'm oamali9en
Chicago ~feitseiteut bat, un6 i%ebentals tDettI7
ger ais Die 6dlfte bes ieBigen. 0as teBtge
8erbdltniB Der 8eiteuerung tpiroe baOurd)
ntcbt geanoert tperben, benn Der ProcertlaB
Der 8elteueruug tpiiroe 9~eringer letr, toenr
Die einaelbaBte Summe 9roBer TT.
Ob bte 6erren 2liieiioren it6 bter3u be-
aucmen tperoen ober ntbt, muB natltrltd
obactpartet perDcn. SeoenfalS 1T Die
5offnuns gcrins. Sin Sober miro tlrcbten,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-16

gen 3ogltngen, ben Socialbcmofrateit @es
Iegcubeit gcben, GeieGibaftSz Jtcttnng IN
t6rem Stnne su ipielen, pie mach ben traitz
30iiider WtateriaLiiten 0'9lembert, 0toes
rot, 6olbab IL. /. 10. bic S6refensmanne1
burb blutige Nusrottung oeS beroerbtc11
alten @ei6lebts etnen ioeaIen golfsltaat
gu erribten iucbten; aber eS miro NIT tbnen
raiber Bro3eB gema4t tpcrOen Die @elel7
ibaft fie6t nibt gerre auf bic 0aner ibr
eigeueS 8lut lieBen; ite eti6rift bot ftb
lelbIt, por ibrem baBzper5errten Antltbe
iie legt Sic &aubt6ierzg fatur ab nno plrO
gum S9afe, bas trieblicb aus Der 0ano
zines Ma9ttgen friBt, Oer tbr 0aS 6utter
ret6t.
aues f9on basetpelen! tpirOe 8en
Mftba iagen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-16
VaterIamoslOie frams0fi0e 9Nna=
1niteW tt0rGliitcM.

Sci rns in Sen 8ereinisten Staten
fiiDrt, tpdbrenb einige beutibe io3ialilttibe
Blatter seoetbcn, bic eisentlibe anar6iitiz
Idle Rreiie ein re9t fiinmerlibes 9aiein.
@eptB Elm sutes 3ea9niB far Die Nrbetter,
aub bic beuti6en. Moit ielbit seitanb
neuli6 in 1einem 9eep gorfer 8lGttben
often, OaB ber 9%[narbismus in bielem
4anbe am 9tbi9nappen iei, unb nur nit
fnappiter Nptb tann ct ietn 8Latt nit iebr
beoentliben l1nterbre6ungen nod beraus>
geben.
9agesen erfreuten fib anar9itif6e
8ldtter in 8aris elmer g%etpti1en Bliitbe,
bis enbli6 in Solge Der geri6drfung Der
@eiebe, tpelbe na6 bent 8ombenuurfe
Bataant'S i'm Saale Der Nb9eorbneten,
%etntrat, bic dr9iten unterbrIft murben.
Wabrbaft greuli6 unb grauenbaft trieb
eS Der bon cincm ebcmaligen Commits
Namcns g puget reoigirte uPere Peinard".
@esen ben paren Der beriibtigte yPere
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-16
Gtn beoemtfattes 3ei6en.

On anOerer Stene finben un1ere Qe1e,
einen 4rttfeL betiteLt uStreif gegen @nsz
lamb, BEN wir Der beionberen Muflnerfz
iamfeit aner Sener empfeblen, Bic an Sic
@cfabr ni6t reobt %9lanben molten, Der nit
burb baS Geto OeS Brditbenten Gtepelanb
gLitdlicb entronnen limb. Wtertfo unb bic
iibrigcn amerifanii3en &epublifen BADEN
flott brauf loSgepumpt unb ipetl ie iebt
nicbt einntaL Die .3inien be3ablen f6nncil,
gei6metgc benn bas &apitaL, 10 pertr61tetl
ite ibre @ldubiger in europa auf icnc 9ett,
bG Die nn5e Stlber tpieOer ooppeIt il
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-16
Stlberpt681tatg f1r fremSe
MedbN1t9t9+

Senator @olcott bat einen 8ei6luB einz
9ebra6t, morin Bic 8un6eSre9ierung aufs
geforbert miro. Megtto 6as Nnerbieten gu
i~teIcn, es burd Die Wiin3en Der Ser.
Staten nit mertfanti6en Silberooaars
periprgen gu taiicn. 2lS @ru1b fir bieieS
8orgcben gtebt Senator Wolcott al, bte
Nadfrage no6 mertfaniiben SiIberz
9ouors aus Gbtla nno Dem laoli9e1 Niten
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-16

Die 6 Ut II e be3irfsta9idbutg in NtIz
paufee bat fi9, gIei6 BEN Surnern Sotpa's,
9e9en baS Sreiben ber Qnterican Brotectipe
NIiociatton, fir boue @laubensfrei6ett nnb
gegen jebe 6ineinStebut9 BON religtDien
Graaen in Sic Boltttf erfl1rt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-16
5eincr anftrengcnben lanbdrstIi6en 8erufs7
arbeit belbetben foL9erbeS:

$500 C|FNF
Ser Qrbeit mir POM 9tnnboB lpritbtet.
Die nit bet .3eit enlightenment Sdmnlun7
gen ieiner fteineren, gum She'll l9on trlber
cnttanoenen Oicbtungen tenn5eicbnen ibn,
gteicb vOreiSebnltnben", ais etncn et9en7
artigen treftlidben 0icbtcr. Sein 9roBeS
cp;ibes SaIent bemdbrt ii9 aucb in ietnen
8auaben. Seine 9Drtf lit tiet nno trtft
ben ccbten 8olfston. Nub ftnntee Spribe
unb @%pigramme, niht ieLten IN etnlbnetz
benber @eiie gegen ra6ifale 3ettitrOmune
gen geridbtet, gclingen iDm munberbar.
Oieie fleineren S60pfungen eri6einen
9leibfouS in imn1er ncuel1, gum Sbetl be-
retberten, 2lufldgen.
g8eiL @eber ais BriDdtmann etn altSgez
iprocbe1ter GatRolif lit unb cine 3eit lang
benz aGentrum" i'm preuBiiben MgeOr6nez
tenboule ongcborte, nebmen i'm nibt
uenige ieiner 8crebrer AUDI in letner Gtgen7
ibaft ais 0i6ter auSl6tteBlicb fir Die
fatboIiIdbc &trcbe in Nniprucb. Nnbererz
ieits ncnrer i'm unbuLbiame 9tt6t>&atbos
Itfen eiucny 0t6ter besllltramontaniSmuS"
Beibes lift ulbe9rInbet unb ungere9t. Ser
9ibter @cber lit tief r%elieios, boob ME einz
lcitig. llnb ct gcbDrt benz 6eutibett 8olfe
O6nc ltntericbeibung ber Gonfeiiton an ais
cine unOer9dn9Ii6e 3ierbe poetti9er oeuts
icber &tteratur.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25

John Dorsey, William Belcher, William
Holmes and a man named Clark, were
before the police court, yesterday. Dorsey
and Belcher were each fined So, and not
being able to pay were committed. Hol-
mes paid q fine of SO and costs, and Clark
paid his board bill at the county hotel
for bad men, and a mittimus was issued.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25

The young Stevcs boy, who was supposed
to have set the poor farm barns on fire,
and is now at the State reform school, is
being carefully and kindly managed 1t
is something new to him to find friends
who extend to him the hand of sympathy,
and he is beginning to show the good
effects of such Treatment
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25

Col. Fl. G. Staples, assistant inspector
of the G. A. r., will inspect Seth Williams
Post, Thursday evening next, at which
time there will be an election of COM
mander and chaplain, these offices having
been declared vacant since the recent
regular election.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25

The regular meeting of Highland Lodge
will beheld Wednesday evening, Dec 26,
instead of Tuesday evening, on account
of Christmas. An election of officers
takes place at this meeting
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS,

run daily, Sundays included. z runs SUN
days only.
Through tickets to California and all points
south and West may be had OF f. II. Walker,
ticket agent, Augusta the only office in Angus
ia selling via all routes and chccking.baggage
free of expense. .
+. f. BooTHBY Genl Pass. and Ticket Agent
PORTLAND, Sept. 25, 1891.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25

Tb,t new Masonic hall at Augusta VIII
handsome and conveniently arranged
building. The river view IRON, ane r., III,
windows is superb rms p,iii1a,ng - Wans,., mr, ~
be finished about the ilrSG reo,u -
and will cost s5e,o0o we consls'..',1,e .he
the Masonic fraternity OF August. a,,ass 1ii .ns
elegant home so soon 20 DC III ie''o'''e'7
sor use.--Portland Argus
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25

There will be no provision for free en-
tertainment at the meeting of the Maine
Pedagogical Society this year Hotel rates
are advertised at from 81 to 50 per day
and all railroads in the State Will sell
tickets at one fare for the round trip,
An interesting programme is promised
for the meeting at Auburn, Dec. 27-29
inclusive.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25
Railroad and Steamboats,.
ElAINE CENTRAL RAIROAD.
ARRANGEMENTS Of TRAINS IN EFFECT SEPT,
so, 1884.
Passenger Trains Leave Augusta Us
Follows:
THROUGH TRAINS.

GOING wEsT-6.so A. NJ for Lewiston.
Rockland, Portland, Boston and Montreal;
10. 10 A. NJ. for Brunswick, Lewiston, Farming
ton, Phillips, Rangeiey. Rockland, Portland
and Montreal Boston; daily Sundays includ-
ed) Lewiston, Bath, Portland, and Boston.
$40 and 345 II. NJ. for Brunswick, Bathdfort-
land, Boston; li.0o Z. NJ. might pullman) every
night for Lewiston, Bath, Rockland, Portland
and Boston.
GOING EAST-1.5o A. NJ (night express) for
Skowhegan, Belfast, Bangor Bar Harbor, st.
stephen, st. John and Aroostook county; a.8
A. NJ. for Waterville, Skowhogan and Bangor;
I2.37, for Watervillc. Oakland, Winthrop and
Lewiston; 3.42 p. NJ. for Waterville, Oakland,
Skowhegan, Belfast, Bangor, st. stephen, st.
John and Aroostook county; 735 J.. NJ. (mixed
for Waterville) els A. NJ, sundays only for
Watervlle and Bangor; $40 Z. NJ. tSundays
only,) for Waterville, Bangor and st. john
The Night Pullman Train going East at 1.5o
A. NJ going West at i1.o0 =. NJ, runs every
night, Sunday included connecting for and
from Lewiston, but not to Skowhegan on Mon
day mornings, or to Belfast, Dexter or beyond
Bangor, Sunday mornings.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25

DIR. C.. Il. Fiske of Lewiston, who is
specialist in the treatment OF diseases
word concerning whom is to be found
among the Gardiner advertisements, Will
be at the Evans House Tuesdays, uhe'i
further notice from 9 A. NJ. to +. NJ
His methods of treatment are said to DC
modern. scientific and successful and bis
charges extremely reasonable.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25

How many have noticed persons oha'
in the previous II months of the year
would have blushed with shame to be seen
carrying home bundle, now vying VIII
their neighbors in carrying the bigscs
armful of bundles.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25

The Imperial Quartet of Boston, ,assisoeo
by Miss Alice Thaxter Reed, elocutionlst'
will give concert in Meonian hall, on the
evening of Jan. 2, under the auspices OF
Seth Williams Post, G. A. r.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25

Quite number of Augusta people weht
to Hallowell, last evening, to vlslt tne
Maine Industrial school for girls, ana see
the Christmas tree and fine presents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25

Gen. S. J. Gallagher left here, yester'
day, for Togus, to enter upon his duties
as comm issary of the Soldiers Home
His family will move out about the middle
of January.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25

Greenhouse flowers for Christmas are
in great demand, but scarce, though prices
are not greatly advanced for carnation
pinks, which will retail in Augusta at oo
70 ~ cents per dozen. Roses have nearly
donh,ed in value as usual when Snort
dovs and absence of light on which they
.hr;ve make it more expensive growing
tho,n and their production limited.
u,ha host sorts like Brides, Mermets,
I.a,s perles &c, retail here, today, at
SO per dozen though in Boston 'he.
bring higher figures Vlqaets TOO are ~
big prices. OF other flowers hyacinths sell
at s to 10 cents, narcissus' ~ Genus iiies
If the valley, 1a cents, smilax' 20 Genus
.tev;a. a5 cents bunch, etc, Holly seiis
~ i TO s5 cents bunch. Mistetoe Is
scarce and poor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25

There will be services at st. Marks OF
Christmas day at A. NJ, and at 10. 8
A. nj.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25

Miss Alice Sturtevant left for Water
vile, yesterday, to pass Christmas at nc
homa
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25

John Handy of Randolph, was lodget
in jail, yesterday, for drunkenness.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25

B. W. McKeen, secretary of the State
board of agriculture, has gone to his nome
at Fryeburg, to pass Christmas.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25

The All Maine High school foot ball
team for 1895 will probably be as follows
Murray. Bangor L. E.. Veasie, Bangor,
L. T.; Dyer, Portland, L. g.; Brown
Wotervillc center; Connors, Bangor, Il.
G. May, Cony, R. T.; Sinkerson, Port
land. r. E.; Dunbar, Portland, Q. b.
Sullivan, Portland, r. H. b.; Sanoorn'
copv +. Fl. b.; Buxton, Hebron, F. b.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25

The American Express Company did a
larger business this Christmas than ever
before.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25

Mrs. Haag wife of Mr. Haag, who II
head clerk at the Augusta House, has gon'
to Portland to make Il visit.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25

Ex United States Marshal Saunders OF
Ellsworth, was a visitor to Augusta,
yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25

Roscoe Sylvester and wife of SoNcr
vile, Mass, are here visiting 6cofg
Sylvester, Gage street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25

Several prominent citizens are talk
ing about the city purchasing oakWoou
Park and throwing it open to the public.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25

Charles Burgess, one of the attendants
at the hospital, left for Benton, yesterday,
to pass Christmas at his home.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25

Michael Lrlmbert and Vickie Bonncau
have filed intentions of marriage.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25

Miss Laura Dinslow left, yesterday. 70
Richmond, to pass Christmas at her home
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25

Speaking of Augustus popular ana es-
toemcd citizen the Aroostook Republican
says:
s.sTrdge w. p. Whitehouse of Augusta,
,,ow nresiding over the present term OF
the supreme judicial court in this village,
;s w;upine high praise from all because
of bis iudicial ability, and his genial
social qualities. Judge Whitehouse is
,msking his first visit to Northern Aroos-
took''
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25

J. P. Grenier Of the Vickery q HI
publishing house, went to Bangor, yes
terday afternoon, to pass today with nj
mother.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25

G. Oakes Tobey, Jr., is home from Har
ward College, to pass the holidays.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25

Hon. Seth NJ Carter of Auburn, was
here Saturday, on business.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25

Warren Hendee has procured position
in Pierce's crockery store.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25
AUGUSTA LOCALS.

w. H. Dunton went to Newport, yes
terday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25
EASTERN STEAMBOAT co.
bath ( sg9gHsAY LINZ.
RUNNING TIME.
COMMENCING OCTOBER 6, 1894.
MAIL BOAT

Leaves Bath daily, (Sundays excepted)
at 3I5 p. NJ: leaves Boothbay Harbor at
A. M.;lands at Sawyer's Is. and Isle OF springs
TUESDAY, Thursday and Saturday; at w.
Southport and Five Islands, Monday. WecreT-
day and Friday. Will run until Sasanoa river
becomes obstructed by ice, which usually oc-
curs about Dec 10th. Daily trips will then be
made for the winter between Boothbay and
Wiscasset leaving Boothbay Harbor at 1.3O A..
NJ; wiscasset at $50 p. VI.
H.w. sWANToN. Treasurer
may15eodtf.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25

f. 5. Fountain of Skowhegan, was
here, yesterday.
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your uncleis severe enough to DO II IS
a punishment for whatshe considers IN
gratitude. Ny opinion Is that the book
keeper is the real thief, who saw, In
the disappearance Of Laurence tplen-
did opportunity to evade the cense-
ouences of his own populations. l sug-
gested this to my lawyer friend, but he
saws that Mr.. Mangan. your uncle, VIII
not listen to the theory"
"Oh, what shall we do to save him?
cried Isabel.
"Say nothineato him at all about 1t,
RAYMOND advised. "h he had the
slightest iakling Of it he is too manly to
remain here for day. He would go to
Worcester Immediately. and having no
defense prepared, nothing to rely upon
but the co nsciousness OF his own lnno-
cence. mis- impetuosity would lead TO the
penalty OF imprisonment. Leave the
case to me to manage, and in due time
YOU will find the results favorable, pro-
vided YOU do not allow you anxiety TO
betray YOU and make known to him the
situation. Ny friend conhded 70 me
alone, because be was under the I'M
preston that / desired Laurence's
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humiliation, and that his action in the
case, IL agreeable to me, might be an
other step up to the seat Of a justice
ship to which be aspired. Such is the
way Of the world"
II will obey your wishes" she an
swered faulty
The tension on her nerves relaxed,
and she swooned. Her body slowly slid
from the chair to the floor, the rustling
of her dress and the deadened sound OF
the soft fall attracting the attention OF
Inez, who was passing.
The heat OF the room has been too
much for her" said Raymond. Even
the flowers are fading"
That and the excitement" said
Inez.
Isabel was carried to the boudoir set
apart for her. She rested little that
night, but arose in the morning at her
accustomed hour, bearing herself brave
ly, showing no sign that would reveal
aught OF the great trouble that was
darkeniug her life, with few riffs in the
clouds through which she could look to
for consolation in the brightness be-
youd.
"Mr. Raymond is good" she said.
''He means well, but can l repay him as
he wishes?"
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saws so. she is your friend. Rave no
fear. Leave Isabel with me-"
MAY say goodbye" @A
No"
BE spoke and acted like one in stu
Dor. He knew mother st. Gertrude TOO
well to argue the point. de waved
adieu to Isabel. She came forward 20
speak to him, but the great door had
closed. To the iron barrel window she
ran and looked after him as be walked
down the big courtyard. Al the gate
he paused and glanced back. 1here
was mutual recognition. BE waved his
hand ard passed on. Two faces looked
as If two hearts were breaking.
Isabel was awakened from revere
BY Mother st. Gertrude.
"Oh, mother" cried Isabel, what
shall do? He is going west after all.
1T Is the best thing, my child. II
will keep bis hand out Of trouble and
his mind occupied. You had better
take a rest. Come with me to your
room"
Isabel went with the sister, but not
before she peered again out OF the win
dow, through the bars. seemingly ex-
pectant that Laurence would return.
She wished he would, and just at that
time she felt that her secret would be
his.
"He has gone forever now" she
cried.
II know he has" and the mother SUI
perior deemed il best not to contradict
her or 10 dwell upon the incidents OF
the afternoon.