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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-08
LORD CLINTON, 200.

for all trotting event later he stepped the
first heat in the record breaking time of
200 and easily disposed of such famous
trottcrs as Alix, last years race queen
Pixlcy, Belle Vara, Pamlico, Walter f
and Nightingale. Not satisfied with this
great showing, Lord Clinton promptly
took the remaining heats into camp in the
fast time of 2:11A.
Lord Clinton is black gelding by Den
ning's Allen Fanny. His breeding is OBJ
scure and little is known concerning his
pedigree Early in his career he was used
as saddle horse and displayed good
sprinting ability. He is moving so fast
now that he may develop into another
black whirlwind of the turf and compel
Directun, the stallion king, to look well
to his laurels. :.=
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-08
FINANCIAL.

Banker and Broker,


Masonic Block. WatervilIe, Maine.
OFFERS
ii shares Peoples National Bank Stock Old
solid Bank. Pays per cent. semi annually
Pricc'Si1S.
20 shares Watervillc Trust & Safe Deposit Com.
pany stock. Price $ll2.
10 shares Prcsque Isle Merchants Trust and
Banking Company. Price Slo2.
10000 Calais Street Railway Bonds at SlO2 and
accrued interest per cent. One half the road
Calais side has earned in thirty days. commenc-
ing July 3rd, $1,000. st. Stephen side, Just com
ptted miles of track, II cars. earning capacity,
$40. 600 First Mortgage bonds 100000.
1900 Bath Street Railway Bonds ut Sp per
share Interest per cent. Road averaged TO earn
in July sos per day. Bonded indebtedness $780,
900. Perfectly good.)
5000 Watervile & Fairfield Street Railway and
Light Company Bonds at SlO5 and accrued iu-
terest per cent
10000 Town of China Bonds at par, 5-e0's: in
tercst IL per cent
$40 COO First mortgage bonds, secured by mort
gage OF ., 900 acres of timber land in Aroostook
County, valued at $50 0O0 and Shaw Tannery
Plant including all the buildings in the village of
New Limerick, valued at $40 600, making total
amount of security at least 5000 900, at forced
sale valuation. Interest payable quarterly. Total
amount of loan, 500 600. Price tpar aud accrued
interest.
Newport Water Company Bonds. Total issue
SIC, goo. 20 years. Gold Bond. interest per cent
semi annually. New work now IN process OF con
struction. This company has contract WIN
Gown of Newport for 20 years at s.oo ana
all taxes assessed. also contract win
NJ. G. Il. IL. Company for 20 years, ut s5oO
year. for water for its engines and depot ana
starts off with Il. guarantee OF l5o takers Which
will average $l2 each $500. Estimated total IN
come first year $1,000 This is haaii y tys'm, anu
consists of about six miles of 10 and inch PIPE.
aug6,dit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-08
SALAD MAKING.
ewo or Three Useful Rules, With . Recip,
For q Delightful Dressing.

cwo or Three Useful Rules With . Recipe
For Delightful Dressing.
During tho summer salads are Of ines
unable value, being Of such refreshing,
yooling nature, and as the warm weather
advances and our appetites become more
;apricious and difficult to please we hail
heir appearance with delight as substi
;utes for the ordinary dishes or meat,
which, in colder days, are welcomed 81.
heartily The art of salad making should
therefore be carefully studied.
The dish may be garnished, too, so sim
ply and prettily that very often skillful
prepared salad forms the most attract
We feature Of the meal, and that, too, at
very trifling cxpensc-a fact which Is no
mall recommendation in the majority Of
mall households. ...-......
For the making of q plain salad, cucum-
oers, cauliilowers, dandclion leaves, let
uces of all kinds, French beans, potatoes,
)nions, water crcss, tomatoes, peas, pars-
ey, etc, arc oil suitable. The range of
choice. therefore, is large. Although to
make q salad is simple matter, there are
few rules that should be strictly OBJ
,ervcd. For instance whatever vegetables
ire being used, they must be young and
serfcctly fresh; they must then be care.
July washed and made thoroughly dry,
his latter being point Of the utmost
Importance. Carefully avoid using steel
knife, as this is apt to impart a disagree
able flavor to the vegetables, and also to
iniurc the color. Tbis,rule applies only to
certain of the vegctables-grcen ones In
particular If silver knife is not at hand,
use two forks, or, better still, tear the veg
stablcs in shrcds with clean fingers; then
mix them lightly, taking care to make the
various colors contrast as prettily as pos
siblc, and serve the salad with the dressing,
either poured over or separate.
To conclude, here Is a recipe for very
nice dressing: Put the yolks Of two hard
boiled eggs into basin with little salt,
pepper, mustard, and q tablespoonful Of
fine white sugar; then bruise the whole
until perfectly smooth and add tho grated
rind OF fresh lemon. Mix thoroughly,
then stir In gradually four tablespoonful
OF Fr.nch wine vinegar and six table
spoonfuis of thick cream, and continue
stirring until tho sauce Is thick, smooth
and creamy. If it will bear tho addition
of n little moro cream, so much the better.
Tho chief secret of success is the very slow
and gradual addition of tho liquid ingredi-
,ents, about a teaspoonful at time, and
the beating should'be kept up briskly and
constantly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-08

BILE offense the sooner more cluDs VIII play
to profit.
The continued success and bright out
look for all the baseball leagues east and
west testifics to the great revival of the
national sport. Since the miSmanaged
Southern league disbandcd every other
minor league club has gone right on to-
ward rounding up brilliant season. The
Western league particularly has done well,
and it's teams have played great ball. Tho
recent showing in which 60 of that leagues
players have batting averages of 300 per
cent and over is, to say the least, surpris-
ing and must be gratifying to the patrons
of the game in the western circuit.
Among the latest bulletins comes the
sad news that Arson admits hiScolts have
no chance to win the championship this
Tear He expresses willingness under
1ompulsion to land in second OF third po-
,ition. Here is proof positive that Adrian
IS getting old. It is the first time in 20
years that he has given up the fight before
ihe last man was out in the last game.
But the announcements of his surrender
was made just before his team made Il to-
al of 10 bases with their bats in seven
innings against the Pittsburgs. That lit
lie tonic may have famed hope into a
lame again. Still it is some encourage
mcnt to hear that Uncle Anse has his eye
IN a place. Ii is probable that it is all
le'll get on place, but expectation is the
sauce of life.
If the report is true that Pitcher Frank
Xillcn's arm was broken by a battcd bali
n the game ON July &c, then tho career
If a once promising star is ended. killen's
prospects, however, were on the wanc be
ore the accident. All left handed pitch
rs are having rough sailing this summer.
The release of Charley Camel by the
Bostons sends another honorable veteran
temporarily to the rear and wipes out the
asst one of the old guard-ClarkscH, Ben
nett and Ganzcl-whGAso often helped the
hub to win championships. Camel, on
account of his temperate habits and well
preserved powers will probably be taken
Up quickly by solrc other club. 1t is al
most misfortune to see such man drop
)ut of the ranks. o. =. CAYLoE.
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TEMPER tanner YOUNG
Uncle Nick Curbs the Eloquence
of Johnny McGraw.
BASEBALL JEKYLLs AND HYDEs.

Many Players Who Are the Pink of Pro-
priety In Citizens Clothes Allow Their
Tempers to Fairly Run Away With Them
When They Are In Uniform.
President Young of the National league
recently wrote letter to John McGraw,
the great little third baseman of the Bal
timore baseball team. 1t was not a letter
of congratulation, but in its pages Uncle
Nick served McGraw with Il warning. The
young mans uncomfortable temper on
the field has marred what otherwise is a
most promising career. His intensc desire
to win made almost q mailman of him
while engaged in game, and in moments
of great excitement the. young star, it is
claimed, uses language toward tho umpire
which is calculated to make that officials
hair curl Fines and warnings from the
umpire failed to check the young mans
noble rage, and then an appeal was made
to the League executive. AS result our
Uncle Nick took his pen in hand and
dropped McGraw those few lines to let
him know he, Nicholas Ephesus Young,
was enjoying good health, etc; also to in
form Johnny that unless he sawed wood
more with his hands and bat and address
ed less opprobrium to the umpires he would
be suspended from the profession and de
prived of the pleasure of signing receipt
for salary twice month. They do say
that as letter writer in this instance Mr..
Young eclipsed the outstanding fame OF
the renowned Quackenbos. The effect
upon McGraw was more pronounced than
a dose of chloroform applied to man with
delrium tremens. The change was so
great that rumor went abroad which
credited Johnny with having got religion,
President Young should extend the field
Of his correspondence, however, and ad-
dress few billets doux to other young ball
players who need his fatherly advice. He
might send bunch to Boston, care of the
South End grounds. Tommy fuckers
should be written in red ink and contain
postscript. But Hughey Duffy, Johnny
Mccarthy and that other German terror,
Herman Long, are almost equally de
serving. 1 am authoritatively told that
the above mentioned quartet, when they
get off in their stride, can shrivel the soul
Of an umpire in one inning till it looks
like a dried calamus root. At times they
reach beyond tho hired umpire and ad
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-08
CLIMATE TAKES THE MAN

The men of the North the
men of the South-the men of
the heat. Hot Summer weakens
you, saps your energy, and if
there is flaw in you physically,
soon it shows. Strength is given
by use of nutritive, palatable
tonic. That's
Johann Hoff's Malt Extract.
For sale everywhere.
See that the signature
" Johann Hoff" is on neck label
of bottle. None other is genuine.
Head Agents, EIsNER & MEN.
DELsoN Co.. U. S.. New York.
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To The Ladies'.

There ere thousands OF ladies throughout tb
ounny whose systems are poisoned, and whose
blood rs in an impure condition from the absorp.
ion of impure matter, due 10 menstrual irregular,
ties. 1hl class are peculiarly benefited by tho
wonderful tonic and blood cleans ng properitie,
Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium. GP. i
Roses and bounding bt alih take the place o.
Ne sicfly look, and lost color and the general
wreck of the system by the use or Priekly Ash.
Poke Root and Potassium, as hosts Of females viii
e,tify. and many certificates are in possession q
h" company, which they have promised not f.,
ublish. and all prove p. T. Pa blessing TO wo
mankind.
Capt. j. ID. Johnston.
To all ,cAom 1t may concern:-I take treat peas
ire in testifyiDg TO the ,ficient qualities OF III.
popular remedy for eTnpiioas Of The skin know
as +. T. +. (Prckly Ash, 7, Ike Root and Iotas
UNI ! suffered severrl years with an uBsigh'h
nd dlsagreeable e'upiion on my face. and trie,
various remedies 10 remove 1t, none Of which &C
;om,lsbed the object, until this valuable prrpsr
ition was resorted to. After taking three bottle
n accordance with directions ! am now eniirel
cured. j. ID. JOHNSTON,
OF the firm of Johnston & Douglas,
Savannah, Ga
d&wnr
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Senator GaIiinger's Latest Pension Sill.

WAsu1NGroN, Aug. IA billintroduced
in the Senate, today, by Galliuger, provides
that where the pension of a soldier, sailor
or marine has been reduced and afterwards
restored to its original figure, he shall be
paid the amount of the reduction for the
time il was in effect.
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ANOTHER BLACK WHIRLWlND.
Fast Wori. Of Lord Clinton, Who Recently
Lowered the Record for Gelding TrOtters.

Fast WORK OF Lord Clinton, VINO KeccHtIy
Lowered the Record for Gelding Trotters.
There Isl new king of trotting geldings
and his name is Lord Clinton. AT Co.
lumbus, o., July -, he displayed rare
courage and speed and disposed of such
fast ones as Ryland 7, Magnolia and
Belleflowcr, trotting the second heat in 2
minutes 9A seconds and equaling the
world time record made for geldings by
Guy at Detroit last year. -.
At the recent Detroit Blue Ribbon meet
ing Azotc, the fast bay gelding, won Il :
2:15 trot and equalcd the record of Guy
and Lord Clinton. The latter was on the
grounds at the time and doubtless gained an
inkling in some way equine of what had
occurred, for when he came out in the free
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-08
WAR AND EDUCATION.
Scant Evidence Exists That Statesmen Re
gard Brain as Better Than Drawn.

There is no better proof according to
the Philadelphia Record, of the essential
barbarism of even the most civilized ma
tions of the world than is afforded by q
comparison of the money they expend for
the maintenance of physical supremacy as
against the expenditure for mental i'm
provement. Though it be assumed that
brain is better than Drawn, there is no evi,
lence that statesmen SO regard it. In
some tables recently compiled the amounts
1cr capita expended by various govern
nents for military and for educational
purposes are set down as follows:
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Pfscataquis.


vi iLEokB.
Fire was discovered in L. J. Pages bar
Der shop, Friday noon, and for fen mo-
ments there was considerable excit, ment.
The fire, which caught from an oil stove,
was promptly extinguished with no damage.
Mrs. johnson and family of Hallowell,
are the guests of Miss Blanche Stevens
The platform at the saw mill, on which was
piled some 100 900 feet of lumber, collapsed
few days ago. Only one man was on it
at the time and he escaped without injury.
Major W. l.. Whitney an wife of Bar
ton was in the villsge few days ago, the
guests of their daughter, Mrs. Q. A.
Bridges.
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Sergeant shcehan Found Not Gully.

RosToN. Aug. s.--The police. commits
sioner, this afternoon, rendered decision
in case of S,rgt., We'd. Sheehan of the
Fourth division, charged with accepting
Protection" mouey from the keeper of a
house Of ill-repnie.l The commissioners
find Sergt. Sheehsn not guilty and the COM
plant against him was dismissed.
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No Japanese Citizens Wanted.

WASHINGTON, Aug. THE House
judiciary committee, today, discussed and
ordered adversely reported the bill of
Everett Dem of Massachusetts. to enable
persons of japanese descent to become
cit.z ms of the United States.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-08
Today's Games.

New York al Washington, Philadelphia at
Boston, Cleveland at Pittsburg, Baltimore at
brooklyn.
Lewiston a; Fan River Hayerhill nj Pawtucket,
Portland at lAsroskton.a Gsaa Ar o. h.
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Other Games.

Acknowledgements, 6; Springfield, l.
At Binghamton. s; Erie, 8.
At, Observation-Disclosures. IL; Scran-
ton, :.
At Wilkesbarre-Buffslo, .; Wilkes
barre, 2. s- -
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what the Star Ball Players Of The World Did
Yesterday.
National League Standing.
H. ,st' I'D.
AT BEOOKLYS.

The Brooklyns and Baltimores played
two ball games, today. In the first the
vi-itors knocked Daub all over the field.
Brooklyn could not find Mcmahon handily,
making the game one-sided. In the second
the Brooklyns got squirt, and vhacked
the ball lively. Attendance, first game,
2800 second game, 1850.
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The home team supported Kelley in fine
style, toisy, and because of this fact won.
Dapiels was hard hit, but poorly supported.
Davis led in batting and Mcdonald and
Meakn in fielding.
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AT FALL RIVER.

Fall River outbatted their opponents in
today's game, but two costly errors in the
fifth lost them the game. Both teams batted
terrihcally, the hits being kept down by
splendid Telling.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-08

William Lockhart, aged &c, Edith Sim
mons, 10. and Mable Simmons, 6, were
drowned at the mouth of the Assoret river,
Fall River, Tuesday.
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b0vININE
The only Raw Food

has in several cases, beyond
a question of doubt, averted
impending death from starva
ton. No other food has given
the uniform good results that
Bovinine has"
All druggists sell it.
THE BOYINlNE CO., NEW YORK.
a. ?. BUSH CO, New England Agts 19 PearlSt. Boston
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123 6 s
Bapgor............. go O. . o o x 2
Biooktou. 90 o 0 0 o o. /
Hits-Bangor, 5; Brockon, $. Errors-Bangor,
.. Brock ON, Il, Wheeler and T.. Hayes; McCul-
Tough and eager.
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i" l have given Bovinine in
quite a number of cases OF
Cholera 1nfantum and the So
called summer complaints OF
children, and have been CRATE
full beyond my expectation:
with the results.
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The Brooklyns and Baltimores played
two ball games, today. In the first the
visitors knocked Daub all over the field.
Brooklyn could not find Mcmahon haadily,
n,aL;na he oaTna o,e..ided In ,b.. second
making uhe game ohe-siueu' IN 'he secohu u
tha hai, I'LL a,,enIanca Got asn's
2800; second game, 1850.
r,r., cams
o. ss7s
proor,vn az . a n "a
baltimore '.'..'.:.. o-@l
Hits-Brookiyn, Z; Baltimore. 20. Euors-
Brooklyn. 3; fatimore, T.. Underwood, Daub
and Earl Mchahon' Inks ana Robinson.
g.co,d ga,u,.
p,ooL,vr a@o~9 . *
baltimore ''.'...::: 90 Q D 5
IIits-Iirooklyn, 10; Baltimore, s, Errors
BROOKLYN, ba.ti R' o, stem ana INFLOW
Ar CHICAGO
Good stick work in the first two inning
gave Inc boits Winning ieau, quay Inc
" Us jumper sa'ase'y oi ha'chinSoh III
the eighth and went ahead. Ansons men
had fun with Parrott in the tenth and easily
hated ont the game Attendance 2IOO
=
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Cincinnati ....... 0 o J o 0 o 3 o Ill
Iits -Chcago II; Cincinnati, 10 Errors
Scsso. m.he nnrn,a 2, u maIe'nSon ana
S'''''''' 49, az NV - 1''F'''.,
AT WASHINGTON.
new OK patted mercer nara, To-Day, ANA
han no tfOuole IN WlnnlhgIro washington.
In the third the visitors hit the ball all over
the field Attendance 1900.
&#
.
NJ. VIZ, h n ~ n ~
Hits Washington, II; New York, Is. Errors
WASHINGTON ,,l o, Nr u org l. Mercer and Nc
Ar rlrrsEuRG'
With the score five to four in favor of
the home club at the end of the eighth TO-
aav rotcolonob coll.nsed and tho v;s;tors
b,,ted ont fya rms ,;a;ny tho scora In
=, :. ~ =,
the hfhth inc 'leVeiailus maze the winning
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tfits-taWtucket, n, PORTLAND, @. Errors-
r.stueket, ]: Portlaod, l. Kelley and HoSch,
Dariels and Casey.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

This Tolls How the New England Experts
Played Ball. Yesterday.
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Hits-Brookiyn, z; Baltimore, 20. Errors-
Brooklyn. 3; Baltimore, 4. Underwood, Daub
and Earl; Mcmahon, Inks and Robinson.
Second game
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New { England Standing.
AT BRoCKIoN.

The home team lost toda!s game on err
rors. Both pitchers were effective.
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Hits IIavcthil, Q: Fall River, II. Errors
liayerhill, z; Pail River, ). Wan aud Sweeney;
Stevens and Rollins.
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Good stick work in the first two inning
gave the Colts a winning lead, today. The
II DIS jumped sayagely on Hutchinson in
the eighth and went ahead. Anson's men
had fun with PARROT in the tenth and easily
batted out the game. Attendance. 200.
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For sale by c. B. Murphy E. P. Me-
Ward,G Gardiner 1nneSd&wlym
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Il At CHICAGO.

Iits-Brooklyn. 10; Baltimore, s. Errors
Brooklyn. (! (; Baltimore, 81 Stein and Kin-low
Hawke, IBks and Robinson.
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IIWs-LOnsvllIc, .; 81 louis, Il ErrOrs-
Louisville, Z; st, Louis, 3. kuel and Grim
Brcitenstcin and 1winehHm.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mo. Aug. 14th, 1893.
Il can speak in the highest terms OF
your medicine from my own personal
knowledge. Twas Affected with heart
disease. pleurisy and rheumatism for
as years, was treated by the very best
Musicians ana spent hundreds of dob
lars, tried every known remedy with
out finding relief. Ihave only taken
one bottle of your P. P. p, and can
cheerfully say it has done me more
good than anything have ever taken;
suffcrers OF the above diseases.
MRS. NJ. NJ. WEARY. .
Springfield. Green County, MO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-08

Ladies' whose systems are poisoned
and whose blood is in an impure condi-
ton, due to menstrual irregularities,
are peculiarly benefited by the Won
derful tonic and blood cleansing prop
erties Of p. P. P.-Prickly Ash, Poke
Root and Potassium.