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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-27

Zephaniah Parks, who was taken
through tho city to Portland, few days
ago, by United States Deputy Marshal
Emery for smuggling at Houlton, was
bound over to the September term of the
circuit court under $500 bonds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-27

The Augusta Bicycle Club will be repre-
sented by quite a large number of its
members at the L. A. W., Maine Division,
meet at Portland, May 80. They will
leave here on the Goth at A. NJ, pass
several hours at Brunswick for rest and
luncheon, reaching Portland in the after
noon. probably about or 4 O'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-27

The mixed choir of the Y. NJ. G.. A,
composed of Miss living and Miss Incz
Hill, Mr. Charles May and Mr.. Charles
Varney, furnishes fine music for the Sun
day afternoon services.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-27
A Novel Watch.

A watch has been invented which meas
ures distance by sound. The inventor, q
French officer named Thouvenin, has call
ed tho instrument phonotelemeter. To
operate it little button is pressed at the
instant of the flash and again at the sound.
In the meantime needle trayerses dial,
registering time to the tenth part of q
second The rest is mere matter of cal
culation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-27

dunk" Shaw was before Judge An
drews for drunkenness, Saturday, and was
released on the understanding that he
proposed to leave at once for Amesbury,
Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-27

Take glance at the long list Of
Memorial day orators in this issue and
notice the names of several of Augusta S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-27

The Bar Harbor outing suit is decidedly
the thing. 1t consists of blue serge coat,
double breasted, and unlined, with white
duck pants. Taskcr Brothers have them
on sale.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-27

Captain Allen Partridge went to Bos-
ton, yesterday morning, on the steamer
Kennebec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-27

The true tcst.of civilization is not the
census, nor the size of cities, nor the crops,
but the kind of men that the country turns
Out.-Emerson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-27

II. s. Philbrook and H. 5. Nichols I
Waterville, were in Augusta, Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-27
AUGUSTA LOCALS.

G. H. Myers of Chelsea, was in the
city, Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-27

A. p. Green and family have moved tt
Augusta from Livermore Falls.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-27

Rev. ID. +. Wyman of Boston, is in the
city visiting his brother, Rev. J. NJ
Wyman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-27
coRHELl's FINE CREW.
American 0arsmen 10 See if Britannia Rule.
at Henley.

NO college In America has q better row.
ing record than Cornell, and the career of
ner crew abroad this year will be watched
win interest by thousands of college men
ana devotees OF aquatic sports. If her CROW
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-27
REAL ESTATE.

House, stable and lot, 80 Gage
street. will be sold at auction, Satur-
day, June LIST. 10 o'clock.
House lot, 57Xl50 feet, on Glendon
street, will be sold at auction, Satur-
day, May 25, 8 o'clock.
A fine house, nine rooms thorough
ly finished and in first class coodi-
ton, on Northern Avenue, will be
sold at great bargain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-27

CHARLES 2. COURTNEY, COACH
N. Y; H. ". letters, Kingsley, Pa; ]. Inslce,
Newark, n. j.; W. Bentley, Fluvanna, n. Y.
F. d. Colson, Buffalo; r. I. Richardson, Chi
cago; f. NJ. Matthews. Buffalo.
The names of nine of the men who will
l1ndouhfellv 90 nbrnad fnlln1u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-02
Eciears.pbifcPe Eab.
ricbte,,.
St,lauD.
Gt Qouis 9Rn. %. q,

ct. 2ouiS. Mo.. %. SUM-.
Sn Der ssbn Wteilen wsitlib BON bier
Nele0enen WorItabt gDebitsr 0rOues sr-
ihoB 9sute 9taAmitta9 sluiiAcn 3 uno
4 llbr Or. 6rant Ssitle ieine SNlud.
0srin. Hrau Sane YeteriOn. 6rau
Yeterion's Sblueiter. Grau 9Oriid.
periutte. benz MOrobubsn IN ben Mrnl
su fallen. Wuraui Settle Den 9ispotOsr
aui lie riGtste uno oenislbsn abiAOB.
Grau !. ..osii@ EiirSts. uoa siasr &uSel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-02
Dersens baben Die geute bic ssabrit=
aebdube nit 6abuen uno Wimpsln per=
,i,rf
s am pa, sSld.. 81. Sunni

" w, Ulu., -. OuUl.
Sie amtlide Nabritt bon benz Sooe
oes Nebellenbluptllngs Marti 1T bier
eln9etrOren. Sas TirettOrium Der
Nibrer Der tubaniiben Sade belt
beute eine Veriammlllna ab uno nabm
Velhlilne an, oemsufolae Der nahlte
SonntaS als 3rausrtas anaeieyt
wuroe. Die tubaniite 6lasae wiro al
Ghren oes 5ooten nit crauerilor um=
hllllt uno auf 9albmalt 9eSOgen wer=
Den.
2Ouisbille, Gp.. 81. SUM.
Ser bemotratiide StaatsconUent BON
ss"tuap Sc I, bat t iOISsnosn staatswablsst-
Guuperneur-Y. Watt Saroin.
0ice=8ouuerneur-&. 8. 5pler.
SbaBmeiter-&. 6. Soro.
gluoitOr-2. &. Worman.
Observation-Disclosures S,pan9o.
@eneralanualt-gY. s. 9snorid.
Staatsietrdter-0eurp g. Sale.
Staatsiduloirettor porter
Sbompion.
9lderbaucommiiIir-S 9. Naa.
San Grancisco. Sal,
q. SUM-.
0eute 9lbeno turs Dor feds ubr brah
in Der &ilteriabrit BON 9Driabt, Garrod
u gBilliams III 4. uno Yrenuan Str.
ein Se,er aus. melhes 10 ibneu UNI lib
grin. oaB in peni9en Winuten Die Uto=
bslfabrit Gil 5. Str. lidtsrlob in Slam.
men itano.
z llbr 40 Wlin. - Der bis iebt an=
aeridtete Shaoen miro berelts aui
50. 900. 600 seihdBt. Sic in Der &ib=
tuns bes 6euers liessnosn 8ebauoe
iino fat idmmtlitb aus 9ol3 uno Der
Webrsabl mad 6abriten.
8 ubr 80 lRin. - 9as umitblaaen
oes SNinoes uno bic aroBen, baditeiner=
nen Waarenla9er iolpie bic Giienbabn=
bureaus baben tueientlib oa,u bei=
setra9en, Der Teuerpebr ,u erm0s=
liten. Die Slammen unter Gontrolle
su betommeu. Ser 0erluit miro aui
81, 900. 600 9elddyt, oem iibri9sns 10
gut wie gar feline Yeriideruua aeaens
iiber itsbt, oa meaen Der 6euesseiabr=
libteit oes Oiitritts bic Veriiderunas=
raten 10 bod maren, oaB Die Snbaber
Der oorti9en 0ebduoe aus Dieiem
0runoe oarauf oerSibteteu, ibr Gi9en-
tbum gu oeriidern.
8lenns Gerrp. Soabo,
%. SUM.
Trant Solpel. Elm iun9er, unuerbei=
ratbtsr damn aus &uibpllle. Neb.. lit
aeltern als er nit ieinem Yferoe ,ur
Sduemme in ben Snate Hipsr ritt,
ertrunten.
2erin9ton, &p., %. SUM.
Ser luesen aHtfabsn Moroes gum
Spoe oerurtbeilte .Yao Som Smitb",
Der beute 9tabmitta9 iein 2eben am
8alSen enoen ,uirb, lpuroe heute WOr=
gen nm 8 llbr i'm &sntudp 6luB in
@eNeniuart eluer rieli9en Menihsn=
menae getauit. Sdaaren bon Wten=
iben batten ldnss oes 6luBuisrs iiber=
nahtet. um Seuaen oerlauicsremonien
81 iein. GreurlionsSiiae sebsn bsute
Tormitta9 na1 SadiOn ab uno bun.
oerte Vsr9bewObner treifen eiu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-02
Gra ntrei1 d.

paris. "a. SUM.
Ser Sabrestas oes 5ooes oes prdli=
oenten GarnOt. melher am "a. Suni
lebten Sabres in 2pon bon oem 9ln=
ardilten Gaierio Santo ermoroet
wuroe. ,uuroe beute nit einorudspoller
6slerlihteit I'M Yantbson beobadbtet.
Serlelben nobnten Der Yrdlioent
6aure; Gballemel=2acDur, Der prdli=
bent oes iran,OiiIben Senates; Bril-
ION. YraliOent Der Oeputirtentammer;
bic Mtiniltsr, Gieianoten, Senatoren
uno Seputirten bel. Der 3ue :raf
beute Wor9en, eiu piertel nab ,ebn
ubr. al Der 8rabltltte elm.
9lls Prdiioent Saure cine Groue
alf oas 8rab le9te, iaate er: ,Sm
Iamen Der Republit lsse i9 an Dem
Gage. al peldem bic 5rauer oes
Sanoes erneuert wiro, oieie Grone
auf oas 8rab oes Yrdlioenten @arnot."
Die tirhlide 6sisr iano I'm. Elf ubr
III Der Waoeleine=&irbe ltatt.
Tatic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-02

oaB ben glneritanern ibr 8eiub in
&iel Tergniigen bereitet babe. 9lm
SbIuB Ieiner &eoe brahte Der 2ailer
elnen 1oait auf ben prdlibsnten Glepe=
lan0 aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-02
Freiie Ser Nn;eigem

Sober So!I Der SpaIte per Sabr. .s12 M
oMtonute. ...... 97i
~ 3Wtonate. 49,. 6.0I
fir iebe Belle greper ODER oereu Baum m,
srtcmal Is SeutS.
.6eirotbs.nnb b1obss.ans.isenmit sprubun
cbns Sprud sl0Q.
Mn,eiger, bic benz @eiite oer fatb airt. ,unk
Der fiub. fuoen tene aufuabme.
49,.
1nseisen fenoe man fpdte
tens am 1lontas l11or.
gen elm.
Sot=Irbeiteu alIer glft prpmpt una 6ilria
ausgefiibrt.
Cttee Der ,,0asette".
eds Der se&isu uuS Sowaltrass
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-02
Sabrgang %.

in Die @rult aetroiien. 81 YOoen. Sann
rihtste Settle Die WorOUane GeNeu
feline Saldie ulo jaate lib eine &uael
ms 0irm. Sein 5oo erfol9te augen=
blidllh. Sin CANT iuegen 5beiluna
eincs S!iides.@runoei9entbnm mar llr-
iabe Der Yluitbat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-02
MuSl0uO.
Se d I an >.
&iel, %. SUM.

&ieI. 90. SUM.
Gaiisr @ilbelm itattete beute psm
SAN iSrancisco". benz Gla99enihili
oes bier wsilenoen ameritaniitsn @e=
ibwaosrs einen Veiuh ab. grunter=
belt lib in leutieli9er g9eiie nit Momi=
raj 8irtlauo uno ben Siii,isrsn umo
9ab ieiner Yemunoerllug iiber Die an=
weienoen ameritaniIhen &rieasihiiie
uno isiner Greuoe iiber bic Ystbeili=
Suns oerIelben OIL ben &aualfsltlibtei-
ten Musprud.
4iel, q. SUM.
Tds pom Momiral Girtlano uno ben
Siii,ieren oes ameritaniiben Greu,er
.9tsw Yurt" Dem &aiisr 99ilbelm 9e=
9ebene 6eltnabl uiro allen Yetbsiligten
in augenebmer 9rinnerun9 bleibeu.
9lu6er Sr. Maieitdt ,uarsn prin,
0eiurib bon YreuBsn. bic 9lomirile
&nOrr. &Oeiter, Yalpis. Ssnbsn.
Ylueowann, uno Die &apitdne Gpans,
Sumuer, Sbsparo uno O'Wsil anw.-
ieno. Capt. guans mar oorber er-
mGttiat luOroen. bas ithnelllts Boot
oes .9tsp VOrt" nalb Der 5Obter bes
&aiiers unO Der &aiisrin. Der am l3.
September 1892 9ebprensn YrilBeiiin
YietOria 2ouiie, gu tauien. Nie 9ln-
tuult oes &aiiers g8ilbslm uno leines
Weiol9ss az Yoro oes .llelu Dpri" mar
bus 3ciben su Itiirmiihen 0ohruieu auf
bic Yrin,eilin uno oeu Gaiier.
glomiral &irtlano br0hte eiuen
3rintipruh aui Den 3aiier aus. 81,
ieiner GrluiOeruna eriubte Der Goiier
ben Nomiral &irt!ann. benz Yralioen=
ten 6lepelano ieinen Sant baIilr al
iibermitteln. oab er oas ameritaniltbe
8eihpaoer 9eianot babe. um al ben
Teltlibteiten sur GroIfnun9 oss Gaiier
ySllbeim.&anaiS tbellsunebmeu. ,mo
srtlagts liA auBsrlt srirsut aarabsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-02
y q I ic q II.
& 0 IN. "a. eSuni.

&aroinal Gibbons miro am |. Suli
bon bier abreiien uno iid Dor ieiner
&lidtebr nod Baltimore cine 3eitlaua
CUR Stdrtuns ieiner 8eiunobeit in
eilem Saoeorte in guslauo aufbalten.
gSie aus gutter Gueue oerlautet, bat Der
Veiub oesl&aroinals in Hom bemlrtt,
oaB Der belll9e StubI bic 9altuna oes
er5bil6ofs Srelano BON ct. panl,
WInn., III Der Sbulirase ni1t nit 10
giinltlsen 9lusen aniisbt mie bisber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-02
9niro. Scr.. 26. sSumi.

Gseltern glbeno aeAcn balb nsun llbr
braN POM 9toroen her ein ibluerss In.
luetter iiber Die Srtihait bereim. no.
bnrb ein Sbeil perieibsm polliidnoia
Mrllort 'ullrDs. Die @aptitenlirhs 1T
ell Irlmmsrbaulsn; lis ltllrste auj
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-02
Subuqnc, Sowa, 9ienitag, ben 2. Suli 189;

oas gHobnbaus oes Pfarrers uno ser-
ltOrts ballelbe, nobel @tlthsll 0apes,
dltelte Spbn oes Pfarrers. ieinen io=
forti9en Sob fano. Seine Wutter.
ipelbe iib CUR 3eit alleln nit ibm i'm
Sanie beiano. enttam llnperlest. Die
gSObnlna bes presbpterlaniiben 8siit=
liden wuroe Is SUB peit aeaen Die
STRIDE Neihleubert, aber teiner Der Sn=
ialleM lpuroe beidd0i9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-02

Sn Der beutisen Sibuns oes Ober.
baules tilnoiste 2oro Salisbury an,
oGB er bic 3ultimmung Der beidluB.
tablsen Mnsabl Witslieoer gu elmer am
.. Suli itattfinoenoen MufIoiuns oss
Parlaments gu erlansen boffe.
Spro Salisbury iagte, es iei fir cine
Grtldrllng Der Yolitit Der conieroatipen
yartei nod 81 frlb. 9laes mas bic
Yartei fiir's grte iuolIe, iei bic mog-
llbit baloige 9lua6iuns bes parla
nlents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-02
5 t a lien. |
N ON, 27: cSuri.

" v |" SSs Ou1ISs
Sisnor Gelice Gaoalotti, bas raoi.
tale Wtltslieo Der Oeputirtentammer.
uno Serausseber oes vSscolo" in Wais
lano. Der li& tiirslid our1 feline pie.
oerbolten 9lngriife auf ben Yremier
erlspi. ben er Der 9eife9ung etc. be.
iduloigt. bemertbar sema9t bat. er.
tldrt leBt, bab er gesen ben prenier
I'M Geri4te Mntla9en erbeben pirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-02
Gro 5 brit nnien.
Gpn BON. %. sunni.

9lm Shlulie Der &abinetslibuns be-
aab iilb Wtini niiterprdiioent 3oiebern
nad gSinoior, UNI Der Goniain bic
gntldeicuns Der Winiiter mit;utbeilen.
Sieielbe wirb pur Wontag nibt be-
tannt 9ema1t weroen, allein Der aaae=
meine ginorud lit, oaB bas &abinet be-
l4lonen bat. gu reiigniren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-02
Yierre. g. D. %. Suni.

Ser bstriiaeritbe Shabmellter Sap-
Tor, wslber iid DEN 0eribten 9eltel!t
nno fir ihuloiN ertldrt bat. luiro crit
inlreaelmGBigen Neribtstermin am l3.
Nu9ult isin llrt6eil erbalteu. Midter
Gaiip cntibieo, baB er teine Tollmadt
babe. 81 banosln, auber in Dem reSel=
m1bi9en @eribtstermine. 9lm WtOn=
tag wiro Der 8eriAtstermin ieltgeieBt
lUerOcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-02

Cine maseooniIde 3eituns melbet.
oab in ben Diitritten Yolanta, 2at@.
oannlt, Sillaieb uno lllst elm Muffano
aussebroben lei. gDie oas Ylatt mel.
bet, bat cine Sanoe &ebelen in ben
8ebirsen bic tiirtiihen Sruppen ange.
griIisn. cine ;sueite bat cine Nbtbeilung
Sploaten in Die 6ludto9ei4laaen uno
cine brittle bat oas Oorf Sitbiba.npd.
weldes BON Wtoslems bewobnt 1T, u
Yrano seltedt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-02

Seute iano in Der Girbe bon Ct
&ipbael. in &inalton al Der Sbem'c.
Die SrauunN oes YrInjen Gmanuele
6lliberto. SersOas BON sloIta. yseIien
oss &onias @umbert non Sta!ien, nit
Der YrinHiliH Selcne pon Orleans. Der
sweiten Sobter Der GrlIln bon parlS
nno Sblpeltsr oes 0crSogs Don Dr.
lealla, ltutt.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-04-15
WOMEN IN SIAM.

The social condition Of women in ST.
am where, as have already said Bud
dhlsm is SO perverted as TO be nothing
but name-is not to be approved.
Neither Burmese nor Siamese men
take kindly to wogk of any sort. They
will hunt, fish or steal, and few may
engage in some light clerical occupa-
ton IN desultory way, but they are
too lazy for honest labor. [ don't
think ever saw a Burmese man at
any kind of work. Chinese coolies
and Tarnil men, or Kings OF south In
dia, are the laborers among them.
Naturally, poverty goes with lazi-
ness. They are very poor-that is,
the mass of people. And poverty al
ways falls hardest on The women.
They have to work and do anything
they can to get food for themselves
and their families.
There are no hotels in Siam, but the
traveller will always find an empty
house that he can rent for almost
nothing and within a couple of hours
after he takes possession he will have
before him q dozen mothers in eager
competition to sell him their daughters
for wives. He may buy as many as
he cares to pay about So for each. His
little Siamese wife will keep his house
in order, do his marketing be
economical about it, tOO-and from
financial point Of view is a good in
vestment. And she seems content and
happy. When he goes away after a
day, month, or year, he makes her
a present-she does not expect more
than 85-says ''good bye" and that is
their divorce.
In brilliant contrast with the revolt
ing laziness of the Burmese and Sia-
mese is the manly energy of the Ne
pauIese, the finest men in India's com
mon people. They grow wheat, rice,
and other staples, but their country is
800 miles from a market, SO all they
raise they consume themselves and
living is marvelously cheap among
them. There is great strictness in
their religious observances, and their
women are self respecting.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-04-15
mixed METAPHORS.

A certain politician cOndemning the
government for its policy concerning
the income tax, said: They'll keep
cutting the wool off the sheep that
lays the golden eggs until they pump
it dry"
Only a few weeks ago, n lecturer at
a big meeting gave utterance to the
following: "All along the untrodden
paths Of the future we can see the
hidden footprints of an unseen hand.
We pursue the shadow, the bubble
bursts, and leaves the ashes in our
hands,
Extract from speech made at a
meeting to promote total abstinence:
''The glorious work viii never be ac-
complished until the good ship TEN
perance' shall sail from one end of the
land to the other, and with a cry of
'Victoryn at each step she takes,
shall plant her banner in every town,
city and village in the United King
dom"
An Irishman, in the midst of a til
rade against landlords and capitalists,
declared that ''if these men were
landed on an uninhabited island, they
wouldn't be there half an hour before
they would have their hands in the
pockets of the naked savages.
One of the regulations Of the West
Boston Bridge company reads "And
the said proprietors shall meet annu-
ally on the first Tuesday June, pro-
vided the same does not fall on Sun
day"
An orator at one of the university
unions bore off the palm of merit
when he declared that "the British
lion, whether it is roaming the deserts
of India or climbing the forests of
Canada, will not draw in its horns nor
retire into it's SHELF
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-04-15
WHIST IN A LIONS DEN.

In the Hungarian menagerles ia
yorite sensation scene is four whist
players to sit down and play rubber
in the lions den, while fifth stands
by to see fair play-on the part of the
lion. I thought [ had played whist
under all possible circumstances, and
in company with the very strangest
specimens of created beings, but this
experience is beyond me. Some people
are made nervous by folks looking
over their hands, which (unless they
are my adversaries, does not affect
me at all, but don't think [ should
like this from lion the greater at
tention he paid me the less pleased l
should feel by the compliment. | am
sure I should be very much put out
of my opponent's-if he roared. Hun
garian players do not seem to mind
these things. The other day, however
it appears this very interesting per
Torrance was given once too often.
The lions, with delicate forbearance,
abstained, it is true, from interfering
with the players, but they went for
the fifth man, whom they doubtless
considered superfuous, and made
short work of him. In spite of the
selfishness that is often, though most
unjustly, attributed to card players,
the rubber broke up at once.-Lon-
don NelUs.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-04-15

The woman Of today, as we hear of
her, belongs to a class for each day in
the week, and has every afternoon
and evening filed up with gay func-
tions. She is eager to know all about
politics, to understand the great poets
and writer's of the day, especially
those that are counted the most diff
cult to comprehend. She wants to
belong to societies that will make the
world better, and that will permit her
to talk about them in public, and yet
she desires as well to keep the posi-
ton in life to which she was born.
Speak to her suddenly and see her
start. That means over taxed nerves.
Get her to talking to you about one of
her plans, and see how she f1ushes,
notice the unnatural brilliancy of her
eyes, and watch the quivering of her
lips and her hands. That woman is
on the verge of nervous prostration.
And why? Because she is permitting
herself to be worn out to interest
people who do not care in the least
for her.-Pailadelphia Times.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-04-15
A DAYS WORK.

A davis work, even for the average
varies greatly with the nature of the
work and the method and facilities of
it's performance, and the same is true
of the horse and other animals, but
usually in less degree. The most
powerful horses may be expected to
develop, as an average, two thirds
of horse power for eight hours
day, 100000 foot pounds per day,
very nearly, under favorable circum-
stances. The work of a man is vari-
ously given by different writer's, but
it is usually stated to be not far at
best from 100000 foot pounds per
day in the treadmill, ascendin
mountains and stairways, when his
carrying burdens on level.
Wefsbach giver as maximum fig
ures 1, 1886, 800. Rankine gives 2,OS, 1000,
while Ruhlman states the work of a
Prussian soldier, carrying knapsack
and other accoutrements weighing
total of 81 pounds, as about 100000
foot pounds. We may safely take
100000 foot pounds per day as fig
ure to be compared with the 10,OOO,00O
foot pounds of energy supplied, and
as giving fair maximum for the effici-
ency of the animal considered as
prime motor. 1t is O.125 horse power
for eight hours, O.04 for the day.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-04-15

Prince Bismark, in a recent inter
view with an American, made the re-
mark that one of his greatest regrets
was that he had never visited the
United States. This regret is fully re-
ciprocated by the American people.