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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-06
DIED..

Mis-: NJ BREMERMANN. In Der seventy r. mini MINI
Funeral from the residence Of her ,m lao. ,o-.
street northwest, Friday at $50 am Inter.
inent at Frederick. Md
G ASEN M Sn ss SEs% 1894. at SIS pm.
long and painful illness. aged thirty one years
H. nse months and twenty mine days.
northwest, On Friday at $50 pa Relstises
and friends invited 10 attend
BtTiER On sep,embe 4. issa nj haas nm.
NARY lS, sasISA ce sx ., ec5re,ows s's.s
GINA Butler.
Rest In peace.
BUTLER Departed this life wednesday moru,ne.
Funeral from , Nineteenth n d = si5scr Rs, c.,
n Friday , at pm Friends and relatives invited
CATION; At Providence Hospital Thursday. Sep
brief in,e.s Dr: RANSOM L ciTSS a a'i River
The body win ne in state at J. W. Lees chapel
after pm September 8. Notice Of fssrrsi
DoppRE11- On Tuesday. September q 1894 at
30 an, LANES p9DDkI1I- the beloved
year Of biz age. after long and painful illness,
Oh: father. dear. thy sentle voice rs hushed.
Thy warm. true heart is still,
Ami in our aching hearts know
BY HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
Funeral viii take place from his late residence
No. ga 9th street southeast. Thursday even
ING at $50 eelock: thence TO Christ Church.
fully invited to attend.
ELLIS. On "Wednesday September 6. 1894, ut 4
O'Clock at her residence. 1875 ssh street, after
laughter ssSft a o .nsg an 1e Mar. Macy E HEs Ma
twelve years and three months. 80
f es. her s s .r ;s sss sss pain
Calm the tunult In thy breast.
She who Suffered is NJ rest
Funeral from Trinity Catholic Church Friday. Sep
TENDER Z. S:s0 pm. -.fsF --a 80.
i noon. JOHN. beloved husband Of Mary VII Eliza.
beth Gan-en. In the nftieth year of his age.
May he rest I'm peace.
Funeral from st. Augustne's Church Saturday. Sep
teIneer 5 at O'Clock Friends and relatives
ELizARErH HaR s Beloved i' ~f. o. A iss
Funeral from the residence OF her son. VIM b.
Hardester. loos L street southeast. Friday,
friends Invited to attend. Baiti%ore pap s
please copyD e
NEALoN. I. W. NEALoN died July 81, 1884
aged twenty-five years and two months.
One less at home.
The charmed circle broken: dear face
Missed day by day from lis usual place.
One more In heaven
One less on earth
It's main Us sorrow and rs ron IN s,,.ra
One less the pilerim's dnfiy cr,ss ,o i,.a,
One more the crown of the hlest 10 wear
AT home IN heaven.
BY-HIs MOTHER.
His rauains uaro rlac.a a, she ,.uI, a. AZ, oasx..
cemeterx and Mill h. hnyss.l frssn ,h.re S.,...v.
nor 4 nm ~ ~
STANLEY On "Wednesday might Sep,emfer A.
1884. nj laurel Md Fila LEE infant aat,vh-
ter Of Charles IL and Narraret stanley nxeI
three months
Intermeut Mt ST Phflip's Church laurel Friday
at nm
w.rrpS w,o.a.. S,,u,., q $50. -. |,
N ~, w 1T Des s M r us, ~ ~
s,s s a.. M ., nv a,nA'AA ID D1hes' IN -
Sweet As the sc,ne whom yfrtue s.<
When sinks n rtrh,e,s,x s,nl 10 rest
How n,,iaiy l,san, ~. sl.-,n, 90
How gently b.ayes the exnandtnr breast
~r Rss.S n; :: .: r.: .: !; .; . t.; ss ro5 q;
Will he inferred from the vault Of the Con-
s'T r'%' cemetery on friday OF '''' week
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Fourth Floor.

S9c for the 4Sc Chenille Table Covers.
79e for the See Chenille Table Covers, III yards
9uare.
12lac yd- for Ice Dotted Swiss
~ for the 50 Baby Carriages
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Third Floor.

u QQul U TuUONe
Soc for the 75c Lawn Wrappers.
29c for the 4sc Laupdered Shirt Waists
SIC for the $1.25 Egyptian Fast Black Skirts.
with two rufies.
29c 70: the Children's SOC School Aprons with
deep rurles.
59c for the Dainty soc Aprons.
19c for Children's soc Corset Waists. Sizes to
years.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-17
THE PEER.

The fight is on in England against the
house of lords, but it won't be abolished
this year-some other year perhaps.
Blade.
Only by a revolutionary proceeding, i,
appears, could the British house of lords bt
abolished without its own consent.-Ba!ti
more Sun.
The abolition of the house of lords, sithei
absolutely or by the substitution Of al
elective senate, means revolution-Louis
vile Courier-Journal.
1t certainly seems as though the da,
which is to see the abolition of hereditary
legislative privileges in England is not sc
very far away.-Buffalo Enquirer
AS those people have no other remed,
against the lords, they propose the simpl.
and direct one of abolishing them. Thai
might indeed be somewhat revolutionary
but it would be thoroughly eifective-Col
orado Sun.
One unfavorable sign for the upper hous,
of the British parliament is that the peop!i
are beginning to indorse the distinction
made by the sovereign in addressing the re
spective branches as Lords and gentle
men."-Baltimore American.
Not for many years yet, though. will tn,
house of lords be abolished. 1t has the te
nacity of life which ages have conferred 1t
abolish it, useless as it is and wrong head
ed as it sometimes shows itself, would re
quire revolution.-New York Telegram
People with long memories are skeptica
about the British movement to abolish the
house Of lords. They were talking of tha,
60 years ago louder than they are today. II
may be reformed, but it can hardly be abol
ished without a revolution York Re
corder.
The majority of the English representa-
tivcs in the house of commons is still op
posed to home rule. 1t will doubtless bt
necessary to have another general election
before the house Of lords can be successfully
bullied on the Irish question.-New Yori
Times
The English house of lords is informcc
that crisis" hangs over it, threatening
its destruction. If the enthusiasts have fall
en- into the belief that the imperturbabl,
spirits OF the upper house can be rufIie0
by the ordinary, everyday crisis they should
give their minds holiday. cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-17
M(arrieo.

kNDRosCOGGlN.
Mechan'c Fails-Apr. !, Forest Brown and Mis-.
Mary Harper Of Polsnd.
Iewistoa- Mar. =, Geo. Hall and Miss File d
SWEET.
ARoCsTook.
IIou ton, Ap il :, Mr. Richard IL Howard o.
Dyer Crook. and Miss joscphinc Robinson OF
Naulton.
lioulton, March y, M VIM. r. Dumphey nj
keswick, n Il aud Nrs. Emma Grant OF Houl
ton.
(CNBEELANp.
W,stbrook- April ?, Paillp Herbert aud Miss
Alice l.abbN.
South Winiham-Apr. >, Charles Il Thor and
IS lus L. Bickford.
rot,land-Apr,l 10, Clarence g. DsvcI port and
AL leriera Rich, both Of Portland.
YORK.
Newtie.d-Marsh 25,J ohn Smith and Miss Grace
Lord
Ssoo- Humphrey Phillips and Miss Hattie NJ.
Sennott.
kennebunk-Msr n -, Abner u. Bragdon and
Miss Eta Viola u'sell.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-17

Col. Atwood Of the Executive Council is
on the Reform school committee and is
greatly interested in the work there. He
i; getting his friends to send contributions
of books to tie school for the use of tie
boys. He was In the city yesterday ard
said that among other contributions which
he had recently received was fine lot of
books from Mr. Z. p. Boutelle, the editor
of the Wing and Courier.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-17
Rorlr.

HANCOCK.
Green's Landing-Msrch 26, to the wife of Dur
bon Hartman. a daughter, Carrie Lee.
KENNEBEC.
East vss alboro-April 10. to the wife o. I'd
ward Pope, daughter.
KNOX,
Spruce Hesd-Apr ., 10 the wife of Mr.. Fred
L. Burns. a son.
Rockland--Apr /. 20 the wife OF Mr.. Edward
d. spear. a daughter; Mar. 30, 10 the wife OF Mr.
Phillip NJ. Burns. n daughter: Mar. 4, TO the wife
OF Mr.. Naham J. Lo,hrop. a daughter, Jose
Eranoes.
Camden-Mar. -, 10 the wife of Mr. A. L.
Warren, a daughter.
PisCArAoyIs.
Guilford-March s., 10 the wife Of Albert
Wharf. daueh er.
SoNEESEr.
Pittsiield-Masch 80, 10 the wife OF Dr. T. NJ
Gtlflin, a daughter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-17
4 MEDDYBEMPs
SENSATION.
A REMARKABLE RECITAL
OF A REMARKABLEFAC
Case that Attracted Wide
Attention.
MRS. kDELiNE MuNAoN,
Who Resides in Meddybemps,
Maine, Declares

For M ny years pss. have been afflicted
with general debility, sleeplessness, and
numt ness in my hands and feet, caused by
poor circulation and imppre blood. Was at
times affected with headache. dizziness, and
severe vomiting, as my food would not d.
gsst properly. In later years my re.vous
system So med - give cut entirely, and
4 general paralytic-like numbness came
over M. | have tried numerous kinds Of
,arsap lila. without obtaining any bane ht
from them. They net only proved value
ess, but believe actually harmed me; my
stomach could not retain them, and grew
steadily worse.
About year sgo, / heard of the Red
Seal Sarsaparilla, that was said 10 be pre-
pared by an entirely new AID thoroughly
scientific method, whereby certain poison
Gus principle, very harm fal to the diges-
i've organs, and which is brought out in
some process, was entirely eliminated,
found great relief in the first few doses
of the Red s ,al Sarsaparilla, and after tak-
ing three bottles found myself entir,l y
cured, and, although "a years of age, feel
stronger and younger today than have fer
mary years past.
| believe the Red Seal Sarsaparilla to
he the best medicine of its kind ,snd strongly
recommend il to all who wish for speedy
cure. will cheerfully give full details Of
my case to all who wish for further par
ticulars.
Red Seal Sarssparilla is for sale every
where. Ask your dealer for bottle. 1t
always cures.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-17
BIZ FLAG

INTERPRETATIONS OF DISPLAYS.
No /, alone, indicates fair weather, station.
airy temperature.
No 2. alone, Indicates rain or snow, station
ary temperature.
No. 3, alone, indicates local rim, stationary
temperature.
No. |, with 80. 4 above Il, indicates tar
weather, warmer.
No. ], with No. below II, indicates fair
weather. colder.
No. =, with No. above II, indicates warmer
weather, ram or snow.
No = with No. below II, indicates colder
weather, rain or snow.
No. B. with No 4, above 1t, indicates warmer
weather with local rains.
No g. with No below II, indicates colder
weather with local rams.
No L. with No ). below II, indicates fail
weather. cold wave.
No. 2. with No. 5. below 1t, indi .ates wet
weather cold wave.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-17

SRw YORK. April l6,
FLouR-Eeoeipts. 2o,67S pksa: exports, 2l.,
bols: 7lsi sacks: oa!ee, 1900 Ilpsi stead,
y o5sx As; City mills. s3.5oa3 co, pat
s1ts s;sA 20; winter ,.ne wheat low GRADS
st.aights, %! co. PATENTS, 3 20 "A a., Ey.
mixtures. 26ol2 81; suoel nne 7oa2 90, Lne, i
al 81
SOUTHERN FLoUR-du,l. steady ;--
extra 2a3; good to choice 3.l0a4 ~.
aYk tl.o. .-q qiict, steady; sales - bbls
S2d0iS2.90
Corr MEAL, steady, qaic;, yellow Western
2 65a2.70; Brandywine, > 70.
kYE-dull, nominal; estern. 4sa57.
BARLEy-quiet; NO :, M'iwauk"o. f5a6s
western, e3ao7; Two rowed state. t3a65, no.
BARLEY MALr-quiet - western 7oas2
two rowed sta.e 7oato; sA.rowed state s0asa: cit
made Canada l00alG5.
WHNAT-Receipts. lSl 900 bush; exports, % iaj
sales, 2s 900; dull, irrncr; r;------- -
No. red. store and elevator. 6!la63i
adoat. al /; fob, 634aoii, NO. hard. 7sa7ai
No. sgT1ns 7?ia.s NJ u,5aa'1a n2shsEn 10!
No. 3 red. T.: No spring solae0.; uns iadae
red. 72la73! No. white, 5pi
GoRa-Re1eists. 5j,55), ekpoft6, .6,0l5; 'ale.,
40 i. 43iaiai e.-vso,; 4lla44a afoat, No
2, EiaiH elevator; ii5aip au1at. No. 3. iaia
-. s,e~.her atie"i, - yellow, 4oi. M
JArs-Naca,pt-, e 600 exports. SCI bush
sales, IS. COO; quie.. nrmtr; --- ---
No Z. 3. .5a3c, DO sa..e. iOiai0B; NO; !
Csicsr 39a-; No 3, IL ~ white
40iaf0s; m,x,d Western, rs -; do whit
50 II: ght.r stats. Ssai4
skEF- dull steady, beef hams, quiet
tierccd besf. dull; cut meats. quiet, ,iuady
mitdles, nominal.
LARD qu,et, higher;
Wesr.In c.uee0, sS.,5 ked: - OH,
S962!at175, - reiu-h irmer; C"u,ineO,
IS IS, A, 1900, compound. 81 00as6 p.
PORK quiet, irmer; ----- sales, - bbls
Old mes-, ,ei4.7os$lo, ueR mess. 3ts oOa$ .s-25
extra prime nominal.
BUTTER quiet. wer;
state dairy new iG %, do old. Hall; do creamery
new l2al6, do creamery new, .7agi do factory
10II4; EIgiIs Il. rNh', Halo.
CaEEsK- old, steady, fairly active; state larp.
old, 9al2i; do oolorea sia3I, fancy Old, Il L2l
small, i0I;2i. do hDe ..ht.a.
saio, old, -; do waite. losios; part skims
4i9i; DO new 3as; fcil SKINS. 2a3; Western
small, saql
rEVAoLsUN-q quiet; Gated IS bid.
CoFFEE-rio, dull, nominal; No. 7. l7tal7!
SUGAR-raw. quiet, steady, refined fairy .ctive,
NO. /. sl5ai; No. Q , ales: to.
4 a 3-l6; No. {, ; 5 ei3 l3l6; No. ,. 3 1891
No. s, 1,2tS 49,, No. Q, 7-lG,3 s.
No. 10. 5l6sSs; No. II, 3l.i,87 i6. NJ.
la. : si3 5-l6 No. Il, elsie. OF. 3 1904
mould, As 5l6af!; standard, 4 l6-4l
confectioners. q ) I5-l6s45, cut loaf. - ia 5;
crushed. 70 1895, powdered, leasl, gra,
ulated, l-l6a4li cubes l6s4i
Freights TO L.serpooi, market lIiet.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-17
sSns-lal embellishments.

Small advertisements not exceeding four line
(thlIty Sortisl coming under The head OF WANT
SD, For SAILS, To iEr, LOST, Sc, viii be inserted
two times lot 25 cents lice times fo- % cents and
one week for 50 cents, advance payment
In sending by mail, remittance Of postage stamps
or postsi note saoald be made with oroer, as
the ohsrges are TOO slnail 10 open accounts for.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-17
Chicago Produce karkai.

Sa-efSc, n pr Ip
IoUR-unchanged
WHkAr- demand good; ---yo. spring
Goa, No. s. do. ~; No red, CO.
CoRN- firm; No. 4. So.
OATS frm 2. 32a-,
No. req. IA white, S2ta-. No. white, xass
RYE-no 40
BARLEY-No. 2, 5Sa-.
FLASsVvp--po ]. i20
PoRK-h sher: sI3 7!aSi3 50.
LAEo-- 81 ~ az -.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-17

Coughs colds and consumption in its ear y
stages are Immediately reli, we'd and qriuh-
ly curtd by Adamson's Botanic Cough Bal
sam, an absolutely safe remedy for all
throat ana lung affections. l0a. and Soc.
am 1eod&Y
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-17
FOR DYSPEPSIA AND EXHAUSTION
Vse UOt sford's Acid PhOsphate

DR.. +, Cornell Esten, Philadelphia, Pa.
says IL have met with the greatest anG
most satisfactory results in dyspepsia and
general deral cement of the cerebral and
nervous systems, causing debility aud e2-
hlust;on."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-17

Journal readers can now obtain a CON
We have all sixteen numbers in stock at
our counting room. Send or bring in yor I
cOupons
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-17
Gitp a,ro Gjo,,nlp

Thursday will be Fast day.
A. T. Rokes went to Bangor, Monday.
The street sprinkler did good wo:k, yes
terjay.
Mrs. Packard of Chelsea was in Augusta,
Monday.
Captain Ray Eaton went to SkoHhegan,
Mo ldsy.
J. +. Kimball of Vassalbcro, was in Il G
city yesterday.
"Iappy" White was locked up, yesterday
for Drunkenness.
Mark Rollins, Esq of Watervil!e, made
a visit to Augusta, Monday.
Mrs. B. NJ. Cross has returned from a
visit to relatives in Southport.
Major John w. Charming of Fairfield,
was in the capital city. Monday.
ExPostmaster J. NJ. Jewell Of Clinton,
was visitor to this city. Monday.
Sheriff Hiljreth and Marshal Drake of
Gardiner, were ia Augusta, Monday.
Mr.. Morrison of Bradbury & Morrison,
laundrymen, went to Belfast on business,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-17

A very delightful party Wa given, Mon.
day evening, at the home of DR. and Mrs.
Roberts.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-17
DAILY 4tunfbft sou,nal
WEATHER SIGNALS.
BIZ WHISTLE.

By WHISTLE.
The nrst long blast is merely 70 attract
attention.
Dne IohS ........-...........Fair weather.
4 "o lOilS. ....Rail or snow.
iHiee iohs '...'.-.......... $3.50. Local rains
One short. lower renperature
lwo snort. ................Eighert temperature.
Three short. ....................Coid wave
one long ono sbo-,i Fair weather, lower
temperature.
Two tono ,vo shor, Ram or snow, higher
temperature.
Ono tong .braa shor.t Fair weather. cold
wave.
Thrce ,o,o ,hro. sno,, Local rain. higher
o. temperature.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-17
MARKET REPORTS.
The Stock Market.
April l6, 1894.

These quotations are furnished daily By c. W
Rice. manager Baldwin Bros. Co., stock broker ags
Office in this city.
If
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-17
LOST.

Y OST-Wallet containing a small sum of
II none somewh' re on Water street. ! ndtr
please leave u: JOURNAL oiicc. aprAdlws
OST-A pug dog; snSwers 10 the name of
Don: co'laf tied with white striug and one
bell on. Mrs. T. ). Carl, ton, High street. Au'
gus, spr,6dlw%
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-17

Ess YoR,. Apri. &c
Money, easy. 10 =.
frlIae mercantile taper. Il l2l9
Government nouds. quiet.
Rsliroads. ire .u.ar.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-17

Mr.. Morrison of Bradbury & Morrison,
laundrymen, went to Belfast on business,
Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-17

"" have all the goods which were explained
hv Mr.. Worrel M hi- Lecture. They nrc the best
guolS in the several lines. safe TO use, sure to
gHe 60 isiactiou.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-17

Sheriff Hiljreth and Marshal Drake of
Gardiner, were ia Augusta, Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-17

Red Seal Ssrssparilla is for sale every
where. Ask your dealer for bottle. l
always cures.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

a GENTS make s.5 10 ste5 menfh selling
~ eur brand new uefut article. Reta'is
Isen y-tivc cents. FIVE - SIN sold IN evc-v home
any part of u nIed States. Greatest seller ever
known Write At once ior terms. territory and all
information. WILLIAMS MFG. ca. II, RIA,
OHIO. aprl6sod2.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-17

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-18
tsAo GOOD BRANCH.

The poultry industry, ss q branch o'
farm Industry, !. one that rrsi. upon =
hs.i. of dollar. snd cents, jus, as dos
sny other part - the farm business. With
The same Csr, sud attention In ptoportiou
o. hs importance and ma guitude, u Nil
turn out - mtuN of more clearly earned
dollars 49, any psrt of the farm business
n l. always astonishing % read com
piled r,port. 20 trsussCtions Ia poultry
products. The totals run up bryoud
cur slisf, aud vet every Que knows that
the poultry tusine.. j. slighird beyond
that ~ any sud all othrrs a. which th'
farmer dsV"tr. his attention. IL y nol
worked 40 al for what it !. worth. and
~ are FULLY satisfied that a large pot'
tion of farmsrs are In losing buslnss'
under their present manner Ia handling
the POULTRY Interest even In a small Nay
B.cau.e Ne are shown large sggf,gais-
II figure. al along the lines 20 poultry
farming. We need not jump Al the con-
clusion that u always aud regularly sig'
ulfie. 80 much 20 profit. There !. in
fact, n0i one single thing the farmer can
turn hi hsnd "a uCNadsys hW' the turn
ing point toward profit Or los lics right
beiOrc hi. eye- on the surface ~ things
aud II simply depend. upon him.eli
~hlch wsy a.. balance Ill tend. Will
Int M g,ut. Well-dirvyts,i effort profit l.
.urv Without this, los- l. insNitable.-
Farmers ksVieN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-18
Siys AND SPACE.

The number % hen. that are 10 b. kept
In poultry house dependsas much upon
the sif- ~ the hens As upon the Sire o'
the house and the length "a the roosi
EYrry one knows that large hen re-
quire. more room on rOost than does
a .mau one, bat the large hen will not
lay any NOR, eggs than smsll one. \
fair estimate l. 20 allow each hen one
foot ~ .pac- on the roost and ten square
feet of spscc on the hoor, but the rule
I. not iufallible. for Il l. not Impossible
10 keep fttren small heus where only
.tN,Iye large ones can be comfortably
accommodated. Where the house. NJ,
Intended for a small iiock this should b'
taken into consiieratiOn.-PoHllry hcci-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-18
wriisa fsr he Osfcri pemerrai. ]
PRACTICAL FARMER CONTINUED.


PRACTICAL FARMER -coSri>Uto.
IL l. the hyIo,h. sis of too many farm
srs that this mic. orderly way of farming
Ia all mconshlne; for he has farmed u
Tor an many years and he ought 10 know
Il AL hy this time; for he hss worked
hard, early aud late, and he finds IL
hard Ia gct above board he don't even
gct time % do hi chores, In the longest
days even, without q hnietn. "lpor
msn," don't you know that Poctioal
fdussr don't allow lantern In hi. barn.
unless on special occaslonss and especi,l-
ly smoking. Cor II be !. smoker himself.
h. takes time slts down aud considers Il
q luxury, for he can lay out HI. work,
and take hold With = vim after hls smoke
l. cut. lie has his chores All out of the
wsy In winter ss we'll az In summer, hy
dsy light, theu he spends hls time g.n-
eraily, IN reading Ia hi. ~ife sud family,
for thu old adsge l., ~ man. work u
from sun to sun, hat Woman's work l.
never done" ~ an offset, he se.s that
h'r purse i kept supplied With pin
money, which keeps sll smooth. The
Great Ruler ~ the universe expressly
says, The dsy was made Cor nsn to work,
and the night "a r.st." lie looks to Him
Tor guidance In All things. For blessed
Il the msn thst trusts In Him. We never
knew . man who cursed hls Maker to
ever prosper. The .ixtv-ssyenth Psalm
says, "lst m. people praise thee, ~ God.
LEI al the people praise thsc. Then
shall the earth Weld her Increase. and
Cod. even our oSn Goi shall blcss u.."
~ss intending to .p.ak ~ the great
advantages 20 mulchlng 'rrrs, In thl.
chsptsr. hat refer to "lIos mulch
acts" taken frum the New England
Farmer ~ Nov 9Th, Oxiorl prmocrat,
which fully cOrrohorats. INV own
ideas. excepting the use 10 straw or es-
pecially meadow hsv. tor u l. apt "a call
hom. mice. Asto dead ripe meadow hay.
don't know What beneficial use you can
put Il 10. unl".s you chop u up and pat
Il in the compost heap, and then you
have got Ia give u q dose of something
% make plant fcod. for II l. ot sour
nsturv. and don't think nature Intended
u for anV Use onthsr than % heautiiy the
meadows "frOm distance" Aprac,ic,l
farmer will use al natures fertilizer he
can g,t hold 20, dry lea,rs,) which In
crrasss hi purse In a Nay b" don't ihluk
%. lle fnds occasionally day even In
winter. In which d. can cut Oi the suck
ers from hi fruit tree 81 hst year'.
growth. which h. can do safely eNcept-
iug in Julv. August aud September. Tie
don't knock thsm oii With the head ~ an
aNe. Tor you might a. Wcll wear Nour
coN hide boots, but a. uses sharp
knife. also keeping "A eve cut Tor cai.f-
pillar egg, which D. unclssps from tie
tNig sud puts la his packet. for the stow.
Ilc dout drop h or the ground ior they
srr better keepers th,n hens egg, aud
Ia due time you'll see him creeping from
one .pesr of grass 10 smother, AL follow
iug the captain, veil, until he ct. lo-
Gated out ot mans reach.
EHI> n. llUNrugIN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-18

"wait one moment, Miss Gernon. be
fore you make this accusation" said
Olivia, "You say that Felix IL your
loycry'
81 do"
"And you promised TO assist him In
removing Francis II he married your
81 did"
"for what reason when tho removal
Of Francis would enable Felix to marry
inc under his false manner"
"IIe promised not to do 80, and ]
thought IL I helpcd himto Kill Francis
I could force him to marry ma"
"You love him grcatlyf"
II love him better than any one else
la tho world"
II am sorry for that. said Olivia,
with a touch of pity. ''bccauso Felix IL
dead"
Felix dcadf" said Rose incrcdulous'
~ Then who Is the manf'
"This man il my lover. Francis Bri'
arfield. who returned from Chile On the
sth " June"