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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-14

Mrs. L. +. Smith, who has been here
visiting her mother, Mrs. James Folsom,
left for her home at Rumford Falls, Sat
ur lay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-14
HILLS cATAARH CURE.

inscription in use over fifty years. ure
NJ sioo. II. II, H.. 20. Box 2ls, Auguets.
mari
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-14
WEATHER SIGNALS.
By WHISTLE.

By WHISTLE.
fhc first long blast is merely to attract
attention.
Dne long ...falr weather.
Three long ................. ...... Local rains
One Short. Lower temperature.
Two short. Higher temperature.
,,no ,o, ~ a,,.I Fair weather. lower
i' ''s' o'o '"oi temperature.
,rc,,. ,, ,., s,,or. ! Ram or snow, higher
''"e' wv temperature.
.,,,,, ,o,.x .,o,,.i FAIR weather. cold
NV e' wave.
,r,roo ,,r,, ,,roo s,o,., Local rain. higher
~ e' I temperature.
80. By FLAG.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-14

The police made raid on Mrs. Harvey't
boarding house, on Morton place, Satur.
day, and secured about three quarts of rum
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-14

The JOURNAL Office is splendidy equipped to do
arst class shape. Call And secure estiustes,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-14
spseiaI ADcsy sissrnsr,ls.

Small advertisements cot exceeding four line
Thirty xordsl coming under the head of WANT.
I'D. For SALE, To LET, LOST, &C. viii be inserted
two times for rs cents three times for IS cents and
one week for so cents, advance payment
In sending BY mail. remittance of postage stamps
or postal note should be made with order, as
the Charge are too small to open accounts for.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-14

Johd c. Spofford, architect for the new
Masonic temple, is in the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-14
MARkEJ REPORTS.
The Stock Market.
May IL, 1894

These quotations are furnished daily by S. j.
Hegarty. manager Baldwin Bros. Co., stock brok
erage Office in this city.
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AUGUSTA LOCALS,

G. p. Fall has gore to Albion, for a few
days.
A. w. Brooks and wife went to Boston,
SatuIdiy.
Thomas F. Manter of Madison. was here
Saturday.
John A. Hall of Oakland, was in the
city Saturday.
Miss Winnie Worthing has gone to her
home in China.
Some of the residences on Sand Hill are
undergoing repairs.
Hon. P. o. vickery has returned from a
fishing trip to Weld.
F. f. johnson of wiscasset, was guest
at the North, Sunday.
w. A. Kennedy of Whitefiel1, was in the
city Saturday evening.
District Attorney Dyer of Portland, was
in the city Saturday on business.
w. II. Bartlett and wife of Lewiston,
were registered at the North, Saturday.
Charles ii. French and c. A. Rogers of
Richmond, were guests at the Cony, Sum
day.
II. c. Hichi, who has been working here,
left for his home at Herman Center, Sat-
urday.
The Maine Homeopathic Society will
hold its 2sth annual convention here,
June 5.
Miss Haskell gave whist party Friday
evening at her home on Gannett street,
East lille.
Arthur Parrot and wife have returned
from. a visit to Mrs. PARROTS home in
Brooklyn, N. Y.
The police made raid on Mrs. Harvey g
boarding house, on Morton place, Satur-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-14

Arthur PARROT and wife have returned
from a visit to Mrs. PARROTS home ir
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-14
NOTICE.
n Regald 10 Private Drains

Section of CITY Ordinance-All privae drains
which shall hereafter enter any public sewer
shall be built Of such materials as the msyor and
adermen shall drect and shall be laid under the
direction of the mayor and aldermen. or by some
person by them appointed; and they shall be laid
In such direction, of such size. with such descent
with such strainers. and in such manner as they
shall determine. No per.on shall hereafter con
meet a private drain with public sewer,
unless he ehall first obtain written permits sion
therefor from the may or, under penalty VI not
less than ten nor more than twenty dollars.
J. 7. BEAN,
City Marshal
Per order of the Mayor.
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LOST.
WANTED.

@ALESMEN WANTED Free prepaid
. outfit. One of our agents has earned over
10000 IN five years. L. O. Box 1871 New York.
mayl3d2ts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-14

Miss Haskell gave whist party Friday
evening at her home on Gannett street
East le.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-14
NOTICE.

walks.
ps ~sarT; VII, SEc... CITY ORDINANCE: An,
person WHO shall place or keen any 10Y barrel
es. Rocds, wood or other cumbrous aztec OF
Say street or sidewalk. except for immediate coz
bysnoe across the same, or drive or l. nd an,
snail forfeit not less than one nor mo;e than fer
uo'isrs for each offence.
pa, J. F. BEAN, City Marst al.
o'uer mayor. mx Sd,f.
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FOR SALE!

ISGR SALE = Young plg-. LAMBAKD
a. FARM, Hospital ST. Price s,.5c.
may2dlwk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-14

ITO RENT-iIaloweli. some very desirable
L rents in Thorn Block Second ST. For
particulars apply TO s. a. Sheehan, Atty. ut
Law. lIallowcl. mayidimot
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-14
no LET.

yyNO LET--A convenient tenement on pleas.
i ant street. Large yard, shade trees, god
nelghhorhood -Four lower rooms with closets
ana storage room, $500; with large front chamber
and small ne adjoining, $40 90. Good, dry cellar
Apply TO Mrs. +. A. Hayward, u Spruce st.
mayqltf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-14

The Maine Homeopathic Society will
hold its 2Sth annual convention here,
June 5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-14

We have all the goods which were explained
by MIR, Worrel at his Lecture. They are the best
goods in the several lines. Safe to use sure TO
give satisfaction.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-23

Kathleen Wright, Cave Spring. CA want to tell
Won about my Christmas. Christmas morning |
woke up and took down my stocking and looked
il it and found a beautiful gold ring par OF
vases and some apples and oranges, ralsllis, can
dy English walnuts, pecans, almonds and many
other things.
On Monday night the Sunday school had a
Christmas tree. ] got beautiful SCARF ana book.
The children had a great many parties.
Mamma had party for us. We played hunting
the ring. and many other games. Then mamma
called rs ID to supper. The table Was decorated
with silver tnsel. There was large cross Of snow
pudding, served with cream. All down the side
OF the cross hung tinscl We had cocoanut candy
and cakes. Age, eight years.
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ODD AND JNIERESTTNG.

The cinnamon crop is 5000 tons.
China had suspension bridges y. c.
Cologne has SQQ-year-old rose tree.
The worlds coffee output is $4,000 tons.
The first English shilling was minted in
1903.
An explosion at the Abercorn colliery in
1878 killed 1853 persons.
Secondary electric currents were discov-
cred by Joseph Henry.
A goose thirty-sx years old is owned by
a farmer at Elljcott City. Md.
Dsiderius Erasmus was always thrown
into fever by the smell OF fish.
Napicr's coin Weighing machine was put
in in the Bank of England in 1874.
Tea and coffee keeps much better in glass
jars with tightly-htting tops than in tin.
\ French authority estimates the wealth
of the united Kingdom at $l50,OO000J,00o.
Oliver Cromwell was one of u company
deeply interested in making iron with pit
COAL
One tree recently cut down in Tuiare
county. California. was thirty three feet in
diameter at the base.
Cicero was notable punster. A cc!lec-
ton. not now extant. oil his puns was made
by Julius Caesar
Montesquieu was so much affected by the
criticisms Of his works that the annoyance
FASTENED his death.
Redwood trees have remarkable vitality.
In a forest that has been cut over the
young trees start by millions.
Iron rust stains may be removed from
clothing by smoothing the affected spot
over board, curing it with salt and squeez-
ing on lemon juice.
White spots on finger nails are usually
caused by pressure when the nails are in
l,ai ff 1alt of 81 a he
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Gin lined II Pounds in - DAVIS.

years and was great slave 10 the hal,it
used plug OF tobacco a day; tried often
70 P,c a. ,tal put could not ore box Of MOTTO
rhep, t.ld4e q permanent cure | have not
~" Z, tobacco for nearly three months
ana ana NJ htHe not wanted it. When be,san the
n n9e Oh MGIo,i;ac was very thin ana had
,, @'p1e - since taking the treatment
~ eoei IG if, nave improved wonderfully ana
na lrg' me nf q NV man. also sold the ordi
cured him of thirty-six yaars' ~ f+ ''HI w It
can publish the above if you wish LOU
"p,r,or, H. .rTliO1IAs ". ItANTlllJ
bdilail' Ca, November q, l39a.''
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-23
CHARLES W. HUBNER


Dear Children: I want to tell you how
many good people have been writing to me
and helping our little friends, Edna Brewer.
have never heard of a case that has caused
so much sympathy. | have people TO stop
me in the streets some times and ask me II
/ have heard from her, and how she IS
getting on, and l am 50 glad to tell them
She is really improving. Last summer
gentleman from New York state wrote me
and asked me if he sent me some of little
Edna's pictures if l would dispose of them
for her, but | was too busy to undertake 1t.
lie wanted TO raise money to send her TO
pay her expenses at the Hot Springs. n
lady from North Carolina wrote me also on
the subject and they are now both helping
Edna by disposing Of her little pictures,
and if any of you want one, read the letter
of Edna Griffith, and you viii see just how
you can get one. Soon after Edna went TO
the Hot Springs she sent me her picture.
She was then lying on her stomach, never
having been able to lay in any other posi-
ton, but last night | received from the SEN
tleman in New York one OF his small pic
lures, and from the position she seems to
be standing 50 L know she is improving
every day, and l know you viii all be glad
to hear it. For the benefit of all who wish
Edna's address l will give it here again:
Edna Brewer, care Of Dr. Barry, hot
Springs, Ark. Now read the letter 1 give
y
Il am a little girl OF twelve summers, and
reside IA the town OF Steuoen y. J., about
two miles from the SteuDeu pOSt0ilIce. We
are twenty miles north of Utica, in the
county Of Oneida, which is a dairy cOun-
try. My papa is III the state OF " aSnmS-
ton. and mamma, besides one brother and
two sisters and myself, lives here IN Steu-
ben. ] 80 to school and study arithmetic
gCOgra ply, reading, writing ana SpellnS
Aly brother and next younger sister 90 70
school with me, and we drive horse IN
the winter season, as mile is too TAR TOR
us 70 walk in deep snow. We put the
horse in uncle's barn, who lives near the
school house. He takes The Constitution,
and in that way we became readers of the
maay beautiful letters on the tenth page,
and ny reading the different letters we
came to know of Edna Brewer, ana the
suffering which she has had to pass
through. I notice in some of the last OF the
cousins letters that they are asking 10
have Edna Brewers picture placed in the
paper. Now, / want to make proposition
to ali who want her picture and feel Ike
helpin~ her so she can stay at Hot Springs
an envelope and address it TO yourself;
place a 2-cent stamp on it and then place
a lO-cent piece in the envelope; iold il up
and place it in another envelope ana SEND II
to me. | have some forty pictures that /
have not sold, and will get more II can
sell them Every cent that We get TOR
them my uncle who takes The ConSutu-
ton sends to her, and she IS so thanhlul
for the helm she receives. The pictures are
very nice and any one can keep one q ne
time She is a niCe-loOking little SRI, Dut
shows She is a great sufferer ours;
EDNA GRIFFITH
~
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Good News for Sufferers-Catarrh and Con-
sumption Cured.

Our readers who are victims of lung dis
eases catarrh. bronchitis. and consumption,
Will be glad to know of the wonderful cures
made 10y the new treatment known in Europe
as the Andral-Broca Discovery. The New
Med col Advance. CT Fast Sixth street. Gin
cinnati, O.. will send you this trea tment
free for trial Write to them. Give age and
all particulars of your disease
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-23
Ordinary Monroe County.

81 believe No-To-Bac viii enable any to-
bacco user to quit. l chewed tobacco thirty
SIX SIX years. On the 9Th day of November,
49, began the use OF N0-TO-Bac ard
found. after taking one box, shat my thirst
Tor tobacco rad been overcome, 50 : Quit
1ne use OF both the tobacco and the Motto
Gac. JOHN r. M'GTNTY,
..r. ordinary Efouroe County.
orsyth' Ga, December TO- 1882"
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c. N. railroad. There is larg hill on each side
OF our house. We live near big creek, called
Bledsoe creek.
My father is a subscriber to The Constitution.
enjoy the Young Folks Corner, but Aunt Susie's
letters more than any.
hope Aunt Susie and all the cousins have had
a happy Christmas. We have had most delight
ful Christmas here. The weather has been warm,
and have enjoyed myself very much. hung up
my stocking and got large nice candy heart and
a silk handkerchief.
Wishing all the cousins and Aunt Susie happy
New Year.
Cores pondents solicited
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-23
superintendent Savannah Union.

81 have used tobacco ever since / was lf-
teen years old and was never without it in
my mouth, except when sleeping or eating,
till ] got three boxes of No-To-i3ac June
10. 1892 L had no desire to smoke after
using one box, but took the three boxes to
make sure, and now L detest the smell Of
tobacco. I had tried to give up tobacco
several times. but failed, and was made
of going without it. IF you care to use this
statement you are at liberty to DO so.
"a. V. CHAPLIN.
Savannah, Ga June 10 1888"
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The Merry Heart.

The merry heart that laughs at care
Reflects Il heavenly light,
That makes the dreariest prospects ran
The gloomiest pathway bright;
The merry heart that laughs at care
Needs neither rank nor peif;
Content its thorncsS crown to wear,
And rich within itself;
The merry heart that laughs at care
Is tit for any fate;
Nor fortune foul, nor fortune FAIR,
Can change it's equal state;
The merry heart that laughs 1T care
Sees good in everything,
Feels summers breath in winter ar
III deserts finds a spring;
The merry heart that laughs at care
Will best the maxim know
That he that doth contentcd rare
Is happiest here below;
The merry heart that laughs at care
Hath faith for guide and friend
And hand in hand Will walk with her
Serenely to the end
-CII ART rs W HITB\TR.
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CAN YOU MAKE A COST MARK:
IT VIII Take Some Time and Trouble,
hut If You Succeed You Are SURE
TO WIN PRIZE

hut ii You Succeed You Are SURE
TO WIN A PRIZE.
A cost mark is a symbol, a word or num-
her OF words used by business houses to
cost of certain articles or the lowest price
the salesman may accept Takin% only
words. we find it should consist of ten
different letters, one for each number.
Thus:
s f ! J 'Y \ J 3 A I ! J 5
Now suppose an article sell costs S2 40
] put on the tag attached 70 it, cost oM MI
a good cost mark. therefore, should con-
sist OF ten letters. all different forming
word or words easily remembered.
CASH PRIZES
as follows for the best cost marks sent
l. For the best cost mark made accord
Eng to the above description,
g. For the next best $40 cash.
3 For the next best. $40 worth of books.
to s. For the next five best s. worth
Of books.
q to IS. For the next ten best, So worth
10 to 90 For the first ten correct cost
marks received, 50 worth of books
For every correct cost mark sent us not
winning one OF the above prizes, pretty
1eatherette purse and card case.
Conditions of contest:
setters. as described. and must be sent IN
n letter, marked on the envelope Cost
Mark Contest" The Whole Family, 1876
Summer street. Boston.
9 Each contestant may send in only one
cost mark, written on one side of the
paper only. Contest closes March LIST, ami
cost marks received after that date VIII
not be counted.
3. All books are to he selected from Is
tes & Lauriat's catalogue of their own
publications. and the Transportation on
al prizes must be paid by recipient.
4. With your cost mark You must en-
close % cents postal note or money order,
TO pay for \ year's substitution to
The Whole Family.
A beautiful illustrated monthly
magazine. containing exciting sto-
Tlas by best authors. pOnular science,
household, fashions, womans work, farm
and flowers. and many question contests
with valuable prizes monthly. The Whole
Family. 1876 summer street, Boston, Mass.
Mention The Constitution.
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Clerk of Superior Court, Thompson,

''T recommend No-To-Bac at every oppor-
tunity" says r. II. Pearce clerk Of sd
perior court and county treasurer OF Thorn
SON Ga "After using tobacco nearly
twenty-seven years one and a half boxes OF
No-To-Bac freed me from the pernicious
habit. l had previously tried a number Of
other antidotes without success. l also pro-
cured three boxes for Hon. G. II Ellington.
of this place, late state senator, and now
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-23

81 believe No-1o-Bac VIII cure acv per-
son Of chewing, smoking or .nuatag tobacco
used 1t ten years and one bios, ~ Np-Te
Bac cured me. I gained nine pounds III
fifteen days and felt better in cye'y Uar.
'GLItS HODGES,
mercer University, .Inguu, "a.
"DeceIubgr 5, 1892
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president of the Farmers State A
Georgia, who had used tobacco eH
for thirty years. He used two boxes
To-Bac and discontinued the use OF
co. r. II. PEAR4
"Clerk Superior Court, ThompsonH
November 20, 1892.
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business as far as completed, which IS
distance of twenty-five miles. BY charging
$40 for a tirst-cIass ticket for this distance,
the Congo railroad hopes to prevent the car
rying of the receivershp Business into
Africa.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-23
Cured by Onc-nriF 10

Il used one-half box of No-To-T3aa ard it
mas completely cured me Of the toi 1850
hapit; have not wanted To- cDeT sinue I
also gained six pounds IN II, la.-;.
"ARTHt-It Nv. NR.tJf.D.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-23

Violet Ashley Trenton, y. C.--Have you all en-
ioyed The holidays? have, and am not ready to
return II school yet. We had Christmas tree,
and several parties.
wonder if any OF you like dancing as well as /?
I think it a very innocent amusement and do not
think I'd ever tire of it. We have been having
such beautiful weather that it has not seemed
much ike Christmas.
SchGOl viii open again tomorrow. We had about
eighty pupils last session, and expecting a
good many more this term. We have Il very good
library and certainly enjoy the privilege OF read
ing the many nice books.
would like to correspond with some of the
cousins.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-23
And Smoke Your Life AWay-A Warning
to Millions of American Hen.
THAT THE USE OF TOBACCO is ADlSEASE
Martin, the fremont Hotel Druggist, Tells
How It Can Be Permanently, Easily
and Economically Cured.
From The Chicago Herald.

walked quickly to the counter and decided
it would be interesting to JOIN them and
hear the discussion out.
Say" sad the first speaker to the neat
little clerk behind the marble slab, whose
face is well known to thousands of people
who register at the Auditorium from every
where-"Say, did you ever smoke
eyes, sir"
"What?'
'Cigarettes."
"Stll smoking"'
mo, sir!'
Chow did you quit"
81 didn't quit ] was cured
Cured. What do you mean
Just what / say--I am cured after beng
an inveterate user of smoking and cae"lhS
tobacco for years and finally d Cigarette
smoker. -.
II felt the Injurious effects OF the habit
and tried to quit. but l got 50 nervous Sh3
felt so bad that I could not sleep OF alieHu
to my work properly. Our chlef cierh -aL'
George A F'arrar knew Mr. Il. L. Kramer,
who often puts up here and is the general
manager Of the Sterling Remedy company
who make a tobacco habit cure calied ~
To-Bac He got three boxes u5ed d IltI9
over two. cured me completely ana nave
never haA the least desire TOT top@00o ''A
any form. ,,.4
INV friends all say I look like a different
man. I am sure / feel like one, anyway
and no money would tempt me TO smoke
again .,>- ,r D.,
'Poohr' said the smoker. mol ,'d, NAG &c
might work for you all right put yo''9 10
an exceptional case
con. no. continued the clerk as he sorted
cver a bier lot of mail, Eve nave recon-
mended No-To-Bac to fully fifty people
and it has never failed in one case 50 l@I
1 know. Besides IL II u''
get your money back
..Novy." said the gentleman VINO was not
s,,,oi,ine- as ne pounded his fat friend play
Ell n,7 tha hack. you'll have to give up
Iui1y - 1,' ,,G,- Whit was taking about.
tod you knew " ne ,,r,or,3.,s the
an well acqutln,eN d" -, -; t,[r,,.lI,, CON
vice president OF the Sterling 1'e"i1Uy
pany. and [ know the guarantee - "0
GOOD
u-yrba+ thomas? Not A. H. Thomas, OF
i1otu q q, : l'e'' l.,.Iotq'.
Yes, he's the man. anu IF Ne %9-Fo-I;ac
al tobacco cure, !, making my re,
Later on in the evenins' n na ,Ia5,'' ' the
portorial rounds. as "aIhe" ~ 20" ~,
rotlnda OF the fremont It occurred - 1'l@
+t,4,v old friend Martin, the fremont
th,sN my o'H - 49, lg,oy, something in
house Druggist hi5i' h'['
teiestinS about NO y lo--','v MOTTO Bac%'
GANG out with the confident air OIL Il man
s1.i1,,1ns, a new gag.
Lt-.it'! tto ~ an the counter. and the
WIZ Gl1ad I'M Of it,. around that Don't
IohaCco SPIT an" 141i0N0
sign! - IT., ,,r,,,ersatfon
Then [ told him aoou' tiG fnat what
is pushing No-ToEac. some one cJ'c go. a.
most every place You go and te.lna soll'(+ =
body else about it. That's what makes 1t
a quick seller. Real merit, and the end9I4i-
ot fl. advertf5ius has been done for it. My
: iear att@' Nov I nave to buy i by the
gross to supply the demand have sofa
I
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-23

A. r. Wright, Cave Spring, Cal hung up my
stocking Christmas eve night. and it WAS full the
next morning. got box OF domnoes, candy,
oranges, and It drawing book and box OF paints,
AS my father is q teacher in the Georgia school
for the Deaf stayed there nearly all Christmas
and played with the little mutes. shot fire crack
ers nearly all Christmas
We had party at my house, and liked it very
much.
went to the Christmas tree and got two RO-
man candles; they shot six times piece. got
papa's Christmas gifts and he gave me nickel. l
am very sorry Christmas is over.
My aye is ten years.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-23

girl twelve years of age. ! am farmers daugh-
ter and have three little sisters and brother.
live near a little town called Branaford, on the
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-23
We Diagnosed Her Case.

From Brooklyn Life.
am. seems to be with the liver
Mrs Slimdiet-l don't see how that can
be, The boarders don't complain and |
never eat it,