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CHICAGO, March 20.

FLoug-in steady, unchanged.
WHEAT firmer; 3 spring,
Sc; No. 8, do. IL; Eo.2 red. 56is57.
CoRN- quiet. higher; No. =, SOFA.
OATS higher; I -..-.,.- go; :; soasoi
RYE--uo2 sGs.
BAELEY-N0. z. 56a56.
FLAxsEED-no ]. l.37.
PORK-firmer; $40 s5asI0.e7a.
LARS>- 81 G2la$S.t5.
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mssxET REPORTS.
New York Monsy Market.
NEW YORK. March 20.

Money. easy. l.
frime mercantile PAGER. 3ia4a.
Government bonds. firm.
Railroads. strong.
Following are closing quotations OF securitits ::
United Statea ~, ex. Int =: i
A Ia
% % "a to
l.e,tysl Pacific ists. ti03
Denver & d o Grande lsts. sI-i
Erie 2ncs,ex div. 10
Kansas Pacipc console w
Oregon T. Nav. lsts,
Union Pacific fats Tl04a
tex int ibid. tasked
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WHY RUN TIE RISK

OF Dipbtheria, Typhoid Fever and kin dred dis
eases. when IS cents per month will insure you
against them. ejr
Read the following written by one of Augustus
oldest citizens:
have known the Dia nond springs more than GO
years and have owned them q but have never
known (ihough having made diligent enquiry OF
a single Of I, phoid fever, diplffheria, or kid
ney complaint in the families of those who have
more than 10 years standing, / Lave known it to
permanently cure.)
ANY washerwoman will tell you that pure water
will cleanse linen and that foul water will leave
a sediment Of course any water company cat
hire man to anslyz and recommend the wafer
they sell as pure but the only reliable test is the
effect il has on the human system, ihougl, 'he ma
jerity of our doctors have been made 10 say that
as the river water did not csr"e all the y pbod
fever. there was no reason why we should or dit
it with any. Tina. sounds we'll but the plague,
exposed to them but like to keep out of their
way just the same.
JAMES n. WADE, Apgus'a, Me.
Order Diamond Spring Watcr
Today.
One gallon delivered daily for - Cts. Per
Month. - cents extra per month for
each additional gallon.
GEORGE f. TEMPLE
Cor. Weotosn Ave-. 4 eiosenco H.,
Augusta. Maine.
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By FLAG.

Clear or Ram or Local Temperature
fair weather. Snow. Rains. signal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-21

NOR SALE-One two-seatet carnage, two
il, chamber sets, One large refrigerator, one
lathe with bracket saw. one -et of windows for
hot-be3. Inquire Of w. l.. Thompson. i3i State
street. march"Odtf
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NOR GALE-A nice little house for one Of
II limited means on the instalment plan; also
100 building lots cheap. Henry q. Shapes. Oak
wood Park. marl9dlw
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NOR SALE-Carriagvs Of ali kinds st chesper
E prices than at any other place in kenneoec
county. Give me . cali acd be convinced. Eugene
4 Maroon, 81 State street, North of Catholic
church. Augusta, Me. mar2idlmo'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-21

EyOR SALE A farm of 100 acres in White.
Il field Clay |, am soil. good wood lot, large
pasture, orchard, buildings fair, one mile from
pos.oflice and station Of w. & Q Railroad. Price
$500. cash. Apply to W. ii. Pearlee. Randolph
Ne. marl4diwSw.W'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-21
TIME TO BE
ORDERING
THOSE SHADES.

Bear In mind that we carry a
large stock of material, and give
personal tention to mailing them
up, and ean guarantee perfect
satisfaction both in the price and
workmanship.
We also keep large line Of
READY MADE SHADES in
stock. Alto Dfapery Poles of all
kinds, Brass Rods and Fixtures.
TROUlNT I BATES.
Please mention where you 'aw this ady't.
mar ,0d2w
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Prescriptions . Specially.
Please mention where you saw this adv't.
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TNARNfS FOR SALl-The two farms owned
Il by the late Joseph w. Patterson. are offered
for sale One the wei known Patterson Farm, 80
called, on the North Belfast road in Augusta.
about mile from the Kennebec Bridge, The
other, known ne the Kebler Farm. on the Ttsus
Hallowell road in Chelsea, about two miles from
Augusta. These farms are very desirable; they
are offered for sale for the purpose of settling the
estate Of the late Joseph W. Patterson, and must
be sold. Apply or address. Lendail Iitcomb. Au-
gusta, Maine. scpt2ldt
T1OR sALE--Or exchange for other property
Il farm Of about 100 acres. about 10 minutes
drive Of Augusta bridge. Inquire Of A. ID. Ward,
Augusta, Me. ocf.dtf
nor bALE--Lot ooxS0 with lot of doors.
Il windows. blinds etc, for el0o. Part pay
nent by installment II desired A. q. Andrews
Augusta. Me. tnDe11dh
A crmocY Of desiraDie residences In Augusta.
Me-. varying in prices from $3.50 to 94,SOOi
also several 10 to lH acre places In the scbI5s OF
this city; two story house and lot 10 Lewlston.
Me. number Of farms in Kennebcc county
varying in price from $1,000 to $4,000. Houses
and tenements to let. u. W. WHiTxHousE,. Al.
torncy, Augusta, Maine. ianldQ
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NRw YORK. March 20.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-Rsst Granite Tool, Beesemtr,
Il ana Machinery Steel, also Lathe ADD fianer
DOL steel, and Norway and Hets ed Iron at whole
sale. Lowest prices quoted on large ORDERS
Telephone. los Bangor st. II. II. Harvey.
mar2ldlf
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NOR SALE OR T . RENT The property
u known a. the Lake View Huuse"-sita ated
AZ the head of Togus lake. Containing II acres,
boats, ice house fi1ed with ice. Further infor-
nation will be furnished by A. j. Rising, Togus.
Ne. mari.dSt'
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NOR SALE-Ny we'll equipped boarding
H house at 20 T.. Temple street. Have now Is
boarders and have accommodated 30. Reasons for
party to make good money. Gail on or address,
L. f. ROWE, so East Temple street, Waterville.
marl6dlw
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e lefs at!Dudley &'I.ynn's. marsdtf
@TEAMROAT FOR SALE-The under.
- signed offers for sale the steamer Wincna."
46 feet long, A. feet draft She has steel boiler.
double eng ne. two boate, spirit compass. b ASS
pinnacle, life preservers. cushions, cts. viii te
sold low. Benz. Thompson. Portland Maine.
MARI limo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-21

NOR SALE-The stock and fixtures Of the
II Restaurant over tie Domestic Bakery. ln.
quire Of Mrs. T.. N. Day, mafl4dtf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-01

"Thcn began to take Dr.. Greenes Eervurn
blood mud ncrvc remedy, and 1 cannot say
enough In Its praIsc. I have not felt SO we'll fol-
years as do Mt tho present tlmc, thanks to this
splendid medicine.
81 eau now eat well md sleep soundly. wax
Ing mornings strong and refreshed. do my
housowork. which Is now pleasure Instead oil
being burden as formerly. Ny weight has In.
creased about twelve pounds In tho last two
months have taken no other medicine but
DR.. Greene's Servura blood and nerve remedy,
and I would recommend any one afflicted as
have been by all means use this wonderful
remedy"
This casc was probably Just like yours: It Is
just like thousands Of Others who have boon OF
are being cured by this wonderful health re.
stoFeF, Dr. Grccnc's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy. II you will use this medicine, which
ispuroly vegetable and harmless, rs well as sure
IN It's effects, you also will be cured
1t lisa physicians prescription and is recon-
mended by doctors. Dr., Greene discovered 1t,
the wcll.known and successful specialist In cur
ing nervous and chronic diseases. whose Office 1:
ct Is W Fourteenth street. New York, who can
be consulted free. personally or By letter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-01

An animated controversy has sprung
up over the proper definition of the
word Gag" Tho Century dictionary
definition is "as much liquor as ono can
carry; as, to have n jag on; hence, a
drunken condition" This definition is
said to DO inaccurate, and that one with
flag on" is not drunk. and docs not
reach that point until he has moro than
he can carry.
The latestedition OF Webster's imper.
ial dictionary takes no note OF tho slang
use OF "jas" which refers to the load
man carries in his interior department.
Webster derives the word from the
Scotch jag or jaug, leather bag or wal
let, aud defines as "a small load, as OF
hay or grain in tho straw, or ore"
This use OF the word is common
among New England farmers and wood
choppers and those who have migrated
from that region to tho west. We have
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-01
BEAR THIS in MIND.
II Sounds Like a Remarkable Ex-
perlenCe,
but 1T is IN REALITY NOTHING
OF THE KIND.
IL Certainly Roads However Like n
Wonderful Thing.

Things arc happening every day which appear
wonderful. Here Is an occurrence which as ono
reads about 1t certainly appears extraordinary
TO say tho least Yet it is nothing but what Is
happening daily aud hourly. only this parilcu'
lar event has boon brought little more proml'
uCntly before tho people,
Thcgrcnt and peculiar interest Of this event
los In tho fact that It concerns everybody, be-
cause It describes exactly what occurs In tho
lives Of SO many oius,
Tho facts nrc given by Mrs, NJ b. Perkins who
resides at 100 street, South Boston, Mas, and
eau be easily substaniIntcd by anybody.
81 hardly know how to tell H." began Ms.
Perkins, "but was completely run down aud
could not cat, for the Sigh, OF food made me
sick. did not sleep at night, and was rs tired
In the morning MS when retired nt night,
MY head aud back uched all the time. Twas
completely exhausted II tried to do my house
work. and could not walk without being dizzy.
Twas excessively nervous and very weak.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-01

tarill on the linen schedules while tho
party in power was favorable to such
reduction"
This certainly was an error, for tho
Democratic party will not always DO in
position to obllge Its friends tho for.
ciRn manufacturers aud tho Importers,
and they should have found way TO
save moro duty money while their
friends have tho chance to mako tho
tariff policy OF tho country.
Our esteemed follow townsman, Col.
James B. fancy, OF the Register is con.
sui ut Belfast It Is strange that ho did
not warn tho linen manufacturers to
keep their views TO themselves, for no
knows vol that these things hurt on
this sido Of tho Atlantic. This was an
oversight which is scarcely pardonublc
undOr tho circumstances.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-01
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Tho most important railway now DO.
Ing built in South America runs from
Carthngena. Colombia, to tho town OF
CalemHr, on tho Magdalena river, which
is the main artery OF commerce for that
republir, distance OF G5 miles. 1t is
being constructed by American capt.
talists.
Tho business man who put in his
window q plncard reading "Don't Igo
anywhere else to be cheated, Step right
in hero" was Disguised to find that 1t
didn't attract any customers. Another
funny sign Is that of an undertaken,
which reads as follows: Collins cheap.
Now is your time to buy."-Ncv York
Tribune.
Two watchmen were hired to guard
a market at Haller city. Washington.
The other night they both fell asleep,
and, upon awakening in the morning,
found that not only had tho market
been robbed, but that thoy were minus
their firearms.
a San Francisco paper is taking q
census OF the popular taste in music OF
tho people Of that city. Wagner is so
far the preference, though popular airs
like "Annie Rooney" and "McGinty"
have received many votes.
Tho political leaders in tho Basque
provinces of.Spain will send to Mr.. Glad
stono gold mounted casket containing
an address and sprig from the historic
oak OF Guernica, the symbol OF Basque
liberty.
First Young Woman-Miss Passeigh
behaves very distantly toward that
young man. Second Young Woman
Yes. 1t is SO discreet OF her. She
knows he is near-si;hted.-Judqc.
Mrs. Sareto La Barabo, nm italian
resident OF Now York city, is the mother
OF three-months old baby who, it il
claimed. weighs but six pounds and
measures only 16 inches in height.
Two barrels, containing largo num-
Der OF medals bearing tho resemblance
OF 'Stonewell" Jackson. were found in
an old cotton warehouse at Savannah,
Georgia, lately.
The "prairie schooner" is still an i'm
portant means OF transportation. despite
the network OF railroads that has over
spread the country in recent years.
AIolds differ from bacteria, according
to Professor FARMLAND, in their action,
and produce an oxidation, or burning
up, instead of fermentation.
President Cleveland has been pre-
sented by acolored missionary with mat
made OF wood fibre by q tribe in tho in.
terror of-Africa.
Toddles-Papa, what's the reason that
when drop my ball it falls down, and
ifIdrop myballoon itfalls up ?-Harpg',
Young People.
1t is unlawfulin Norway for an ale
house keeper to employ any woman
other than his wife in the serving OF
drinks.
Money is said to owe its name to
Moneta, a title Of Juno. in whose temple
Roman money was first coined.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-01
WIT AND WISDOM.

Bingo TO real estate agcnt)-"Now,
sir. my wife has taken great fancy TO
that last house sou showed US; but it's
n little moro than want to pay. Can't
you throw out como objections that
will make her change her mind ?" Real
Estate Ageu,-"Yes, sir; Ill tell her
YOU say you won't live in any other"
Puck. stIi'
Pat has offered his school-iellow a
bite from his apple and is astonished ut
the large niece measured off by Mixes
teeth. '"Here,: L say,Fhold on there,
hold on y Clhen correcting himself)
"Wlcn ] say hold on / mean letgo."
Boston transcript
Mabel--"What ii this pile of manu-
script oil the table n Old 'Lady-""Tnat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-01

Is part Of the Biblc which my nephew
translated for tho Sea Islanders,n
"why didn't he finish tho work ~
"Thoy ate him my dcar"-Nepport
Daily NttrS.
Chollic-"Whut do You think OF this
pwoposed income taxi Chapple-I
think II Ia going to DO doos!d boah,
Fancy fellah actually having TO 90 TO
the trouble Of finding out how much a
yeah his income is!-Indiandpolis Jour.
nal.
Tho white folks spcnd q grcat deal Of
time and money trying to curl their
hair, aud tho colorod people patroniEe
every pcddler who soils a docoCtion
warranted 10 take tho curl ous.-AIchi.
son Globe.
staggs-1 surely would hato to be tho
moon. Takes 1t two weeks to got full,
Jaggers-And that isn't tho worst Of il,
either. After 1t Ia full 1t needs two
moro weeks to get over 1t Indianapolis
Journal
Tom-How old IL your sister Mabel ?
Ned-lIor count, do you moan, or tho
family Biblo understandable journal.
A kiss Is n song that should always DO
ored.-FlOridI 3'ialcS. Union.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-01

Only "a tow years ago VIC should have
been unable 10 make In tho hNrbor OF
Rio such q demonstration rs would In
aplre with respect and bring to terms
quickly such hot-hcadod fellow as da
CANA with such n naval force rs no has
under him. We had our Benhams and
othor gallant officers and tho mon to
follow them, but wo had not the ships.
BY reason OF having tho ships aud
having some OF them whore they nigh
BIO needed we havc boon ablo to protect
thrcatOnod American shipping and to
convey to MI whom it may concern that
as n country We have resumed business
on tho high seas.
If our shipping in the harbor OF Rio
had bccn without protection and the
rebol commander had committed dep
rotations, the next thing would have
been 10 run him down and treat him ms
apirato. But you must catch your hare
before you skin him, and without the
modern war ships there would have
been no punishment for tho buccaneer.
1t is ono Of tho uses OF a navy to be
on hand when there ls row going on
that places American interests in peril.
Another use is to serve as standing no.
ticc that where there is American com.
morce there shall be the American flag
to protect it and American guns to see
that the flag is respected:
A good navy is in fact n necessary
part OF 4 peace establishment. Other
nations may want navies for war. Ours
is primarily for peace; and ii we have it
in peace We shall not be caught mapping
in time of war.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-01
Tho Wilson Bill Heartily Endorsed.

Tho Wilson Bill Heartily Endorsed. (
1t must DO very agreeable to Prof.
Wilson and his colleagues to have cor.
dial endorsement of their bill by any.
body. They could not ask for higher
communication by anybody than they
get from tho linen manufacturers Of
4 Belfast, ireland.
Notwithstanding tho "prohibitory
duties Of the Mckinley law these for
5eign manufacturers say that they have
had fairly prosperous trade with the
United States, but the Wilson bill, they
figure, will ''result,in saving of duties
upon Ulster linen goods otabout o5O,0oO
pounds sterling annually" moro than a
2 million dollars every year as tho result.
otDcinocratic legislation.
They aec glad of this, these Irish
linen manufacturers, because nobody
Shas ever been able to make them believe
shat they do not pay the duty. The
promise OF this considerable saving is
very gratifying to tho Irish linen manu-.
&iacturcra, but they think it a pity that
@tlloirreprcsentatiyes in New York did
not 90 in fora further reduction Of the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-01
PERSONAL POINTS.

Giles P. Ransom, an cid gentleman OF
eighty-two, who lives in Bancroft, Neb.,
enjoys the distinction OF beng pass
enger on the train drawn by the loco
motive De Witt Clinton, tho first pass
enger train tina! made the trip out OF
Albany in 1888.
Senior Don Austin Maldorado, his two
brothers and his sister, all living in
Madrid, Spin, have been officially rec.
ognized by the Mexican government rs
descendants OF the Aztec king, Monte
yuma, and are to DO allowed pensions
accordingly.
+. Hopkinson Smith told the people
OF Boston in lecture about magazines
illustrators that for himself she would
rather touch n million hearts with n
fine drawing than receive tho Salons
medal OF honor for painting six feet
high"
Ex-senator Charles B. Farwell arrived
in Chicago Just fifty years ago, and for
several months walked tho streets in
search OF n steady job. Heli is now one
OF the wealthiest citizens OF the Illinois
metropolis.
Horny ]. Elliott is executing for the
women OF Washington IN eight-foot high
statue OF tho late Gen. Francis E. Spin
ner, a pioneer advocate OF womau's fit.
ness for business employment.
General Gordon's recent visit to Phil.
adelphia resulted in tho restoration OF
him OF tho fatigue cap he was wearing
at the time he was shot down at Antie.
tam, thirty years ago,
The elder sister OF Cardinal Manning.
Mrs. Austen, has died. Unlike other
members OF her fathers family. she 70.
NAMED member oil the Church OF En-.
gland.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-01
i Pointer for sccrctary Cnrlisle


Secretary Carlisle learned something
while no was in New York talking
bonds to the mon OF money. Hc made
the important discovery that Demo.
cratic tariff bill may hurt the public
credit and Interfere with the placing OF
bonds.
1t was put at him squarely that the
big slash in customs revenues made by
tho Wilson bill may make it necessary
to keep on issuing bonds, that is to say
borrowing money, until there shall DO
overproduction of government bonds
and consequent depreciation OF their
value
This was something for tho secretary
OF tho treasury to take back to WASH
ington with him. It is strong 70.
minder OF the relation between Gus.
toms revenue policy and the public
credit
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-01
The Victory In Now York.

Following tho elections OF last No.
vember comes another "off.year" shak.
ing up on Tammany ground. This was
M election to Gil two vacancies in tho
house of representatives. 1t has filled
tho vacancies, also tho Democratic tariff
butchers with gloom.
In tho district in which Colonel Fol-
lows, Democrat, was elected in 1892 by
s,S25 plurality, Quigg, Republican, goes
in by plurality OF moro than 900.
Straus, Democrat, who has been giving
: out money with q free hand for charity,
pulls through by 4,GS7 in q district
which in 1892 gave his Democratic
predecessor plurality of II, $3.50.
There was little hope Of defeating
Straus, but the Republicans were deter
mined to cut down tho majority in his
district, and they did it by more than
1000. In the election OF 1892 things
went pretty much the way Of Demo-
cratic landslide, SO that to cut down the
Democratic plurality OF that time by
nearly 1900 in two congressional dis
tricts: is a signal achievement which
! looks as though the Democratic party
inthat Democratic region had struclt'a
misplaced switch.
The. two districts poll very nearly the
samevote. In 1892 the Quigg district
+ polled 45,03S, tho Straus district A. 900.
They came even closer together this
time, the Quigg district polling q ,19l,
the Straus district 27,S0S. As We have
only tho totals and not the vote for each
nominee, it is impossible to go into an
analysis that would DO interesting and
/, possible instructive. This much, how.
ever, ia known, that less interest was
shown in the brown-stone parts OF the
district than in those parts where wage.
4 earners live. This is not surprising,
I but it is straw which shows which
6 way the wind blows.
Whether Democrats abscnted them
i selves from the polls, as many OF them
certainly did, or whether many Of them
voted tho Republican ticket, the result
is that the Democrats lose congress.
man in n heavily Democratic district
and hold one by plurality reduced by
moro than 1000. And tho vote on the
Wilson bill was postponed for two days
to give them tho benefit of an oppor,u.
nifty to bamboozle wage.earners.
Is II the Democratic politicians had not
Z forgotten how to think, all that has
happened since November, 1892. when
3 the people were supposed to have asked
TO have their living snatched from them
.A.---all tho voting and all the rcmon-
strances-would throw them into a
brown study that might be OF benefit to
their party.
Never in the history OF this country
havothepeoplc turned SO suddenly andso
bitterly against a political organization.
4 Ii there were general election to-day
( tho Democratic party would not carry n
single Northern State, and it would GER
4 tainly lose moro than ono Southern
State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-01
HOOPS Pills cure hiliousness.


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sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
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lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price Is
cents pcr box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company.