Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-28

me to take Lydia f. Pinkham's Vege-
| have taken five bottles. and think it is
ever used. Now | can work, and feel
. | used to be troubled greatly with
ut have had no bad headaches or pa ri
le heart, womb trouble or bearing down
. | commenced to take Mrs. Pinkham's
gladly recommend the Vegetable Com.
very suffering woman. The use of one
5. LUCY PEAsLEY, Derby Center, VI
marked recently Of the longevity Of the
family Of which hc Is member. There
are seven brothers and sisters in tho
family TN young Il Is 20 and the I'D
'-t = years ~ age. NJ death has vet
occurred In the family This Is re-
markabl~ record. Lubec Herald.
The New York sun says that On
Saturday, Nj Joseph jefferson the
eminent actor. visited the sportsmen's
SHOW at Madison square Garden. ana
placed an order with Miss CorneIia T.
"Fly Eod" Crosby to build LOG cabin
nj Buzzards Bay She will he as
sisted 10y two Maine guides. and the
cabin VIII bee built Of Maine pine logs.
W. l.. Bradford Of Turner. has AN
in- iiigcut black mare used in his de
livery team. Recently she was taken
to the stable ana embarrassed. As
soon as She was out of the thills she
trntted down 10 the blacksmith's shop
where examination showed she had
cast a shoe unknown to her driver
Sha has done this trick once before
THERE'S considerable critiCismit is said
Of DeXters town authorities VINO cut
away the fringe OF trees between the
road ana tin" lake above the feat
bridge. Tha wind now has a clean
I course across the lakeaan the pedes-
trian going around that road is exposed
To the elements as nowhere else in
town.
Il * reported that allegations have
been made charging that the jury in
thu ease inhabitants of BucksDort, vs.
inhabitants Of Bluehin just closed in
the Hancock supreme court in Ellis
worth. had been tempered with or an
attempt has been made to that end
The court officials are silent on the
subject. but il is understood that a
searching investigation is quietly pro-
ceeding. Bangor News
Mrs f. H. Black Of Belfast has
number Of ancient articles Her col
lection includes: one rocking chair,
teapot. cup and saucer. and two plates
more than one hundred years and
plate more than fifty years old. A
sugar bowl is said to have come over
in the NIaNtloWer. There is also
small dictionary which was given To
young girl by her teacher as Il reward
for perfect lessons. in 1874.
IN old lady living in Midtown. y. g..
boarded an electric for home the other
evening. taking with her a coodly sup
ply Of dry goods purchased at a cheap
sale in Calais. When near the border
she concealed the parcel under her
skirts and felt quite comfortable until
a customs officer boarded the car and
rode about a milo past the lady's house.
WHOM he got off. After the officer got
uut of sight the woman made d bluff
about forgetting her corner" but
many Of the passengers who had been
there smiled at the little deception.
Samuel Novel; Of Springvaleexhihits
with satisfaction a SGT If sleigh bells
which he has used for over u years
and which came into his possession in
this way: In company with another
young man of about his own age he
went To spend the evening with some
young ladies. and some inquisitive per
son DESTROYS of knowing when the boys
went homo put these sleigh bells over
the door 50 that they would fan with
a jingle when the door was opened
They fell and Mr.. Novel; walked off
with them. and the person to whom
they belonged never claimed them.
DoWdoin Studt nts are very proud of
the popularity ard interest of President
Hyde's new book, Practical ldealism."
which has recently been published by
the Macmillan Company. The book was
written az a companion volume to his |
Social Theology" which gave ina popu-
lar literary form the ideas and princi- |
pies of the theology OF the new think !
er'S school. The past three months |
three books by Bow doin men have been |
published. Besides the presidents |
book Prof William Macdonald has |
mad published a historical work en-
tibiN'i t-tif't i''t tiihSli ttNiNt ti
the History of the United States. and |
the Rev. DR.. Edward Beecher Mason. |
minister Of the church on the hill. has |
published book of social sermons.
There are doubtless numberless stor- |
les that might he told of the exper!en-
ceS that dentists have With their pa
tents in administering ether or gas. I
The following is told Of one Of West |
brooks young admirers Of Santa Claus. |
The little fellow was seated in the |
chair and the dentist puzzled as TO how
the gas was 10 he administered. The |
lads curiosity had become aroused and
hr was led to ask what those things
were used for" meaning the gas tank. !