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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-02-10
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-02-10

stitched to the reins. hut more often
secured to them i'm such manner that
they can be shifted on the redns to
suit the convenience of rhe driver. The
talree-loop hold. which IL called the
Boston handhold. is commonly used for
track driving; the single loop Is the
one used by most drivers on the read.
There are patent slandhoads made Of
metal. The wooden buttons sometimes
seen on reiEs. used as i1andhOlds. are
made in pairs. one button of each pair
having stem with a thread Gu, on it
which goes through the rein and IS
screwed into the other button of the
pair on the opposite side.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-02-10
STORIES or the pAY.


r. OConnor Is writing '.The Humors
OF Parliament for IN. A. p" and In the
current article tells this of Daniel O'Con-
neil: certain member named Thomas
Massey, who had his eye always on the
Popish affix mas or ..mass." and sub.
stftute the good old Saxon word tide"
IN all instances as Christmas an !,
: :M,cnaelmas, so that they should read
Cnrlst-tide and "Michael-tide.' respec-
lively. oConnell listened attentively to
an the member had to say in favor of his
scneme, and then got up and said: Since
the honorable gentleman is so anxious to
wipe out the obnoxious mas from the
Ensnsh vocabulary. why does he not
make a commencement by Saxonizing his
own name? In that case he would be
known as Thotide Tidey." The bill was
larry laughed out of the House:
ne follows it with these two anecdotes:
LORD Monck. at one time governor If
Sahaoa, sat in the House of Commons
LOT an English constituency. An Irish
H'h himself. he was very patroniZ'ng &C
me Irish members. Meeting Vincent
Scully the member for Tipperary, IN the
ssnoulder. and said. Familiarity: well.
scull. how are your The other annoyed
by this form of address, rejoined: II
VIII thank you. my lord. not to deprive
my name of the last letter, or if you do.
pray add it to your own and call your
self-Monkey'
Vincent Scully once gave utterance in
the House to a ludicrous confusion of
thought. A landlord had been murdered
in Tipperary, and during a discussionsein
made to prove that it was agrarian. Mr.
Scully spoke of the murdered man in
terms of the highest praise. "He was
much beloved" said he; he distributed
food to the starving people. and no man
had a less right TO be murdered!'
ANXIOUS FOR THE QUEEN.
Professor Wilson of Edinburg Unver-
sity. was recently appointed honorary
physician to the Queen. On the morning
of his appointment he informed his pupils
of the honor he had received by means
of a blackboard in the laboratory. thus:
Professor Wilson informs his students
that he has this day been appointed hon.
orary physician to the Queen During
his temporary absence from the room
one of the students, to the amusement of
the class. added the words: God save
the Queen
REQUIRED ALL HIS ATTENTION.
Lord Elgin. the retiring Viceroy of In
dia, like all the Bruces is great walk
ef, and. as rather natural consequence
a remarkably poor horseman. They tell
good story of him in India AT Simla
one day he was taking horseback exercise
along the local Rotten Row. One of the
pillars of Indian state wanted to discuss
a matter of imperial Importance with him
and sent an aide-de-camp TO ask him il
he might join His t.xcellency in his ride.
The aide-de-camp cantered up and said:
Your Excellency." No answer was
A little nonplussed, the en-
voy tried again. with no better result,
In desperation, he returned to the attack
with: Your Excellency! Mr. So-and-so
requests'-Lord Elgin turned upon him
furiously with this laconic but to his
mind all-sufficient excuse for his pre-oc-
cupaton: Good heavens. sir, can't you
see that I'm riding?'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-02-10

kentucky claims to have more water
'.,ar Than any other state in the Union
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-02-10

y. r. Dunlap. general agent for
MAINE OF the Preferred Accident Com
pany, has sent to DR.. w. johnson of
inns cfty, a check for $40 in conse-
quence OF a broken arm sustained by
iai'lng on slippery sidewalk, some
time ago
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-02-10

L. r. Dunlap of Portland, was in the
CITY, Thursday. He has just reported
Life Insurance Company the largest
months business which he has ever
done in 20 years connection with the
company.
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Superstition.

''Superstitious!" she exclaimed scorn-
fully. mot bit of it. / have too much
sense for that. OF course. there are
some little things portending good Or
bad luck that occasionally claim my
attention. but superstition is only the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-02-10

AUGUSTA. MAINE.
analysis from the fifth annual report OF
the Maine State Board Of Health
The SPARKLING CLEARNESS justI-
mes the fanciful NAME of the SPRING.
GhEMICALLY and MICROSCOPlCAL.
~ II is ONE OF THE PUREST OF
WATERS" Date Of examination, April
%. 1889. Analysis of sample OF water NO
slo expressed in parts per 100. GOO.
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REPORT OF THE CITY AUDITOR.

AuBustas Me-, Feb. g. 1899
TO the Honorable Mayor and City Coun.
ell Of Augusta:
! have the honor to submit herewith
my monthly report as city auditor. heinz
O summary statement OF the cash re.
ceipts and payments for the eleven
months ending January 81, 1899; also n
statement of accounts for eleven months.
the balance OF this statement showing the
resources and liabilities OF the city and
the net debt January 81, 1899.
Also statement of the expense ac-
count showing the expenditures and aD-
preparations Of the several departments
of the city and the overdrawn and unex-
pended balances January 81.
To the column expended should he
added the respective sums of Roll Of Az
counts No. z. a summary OF which IS
herewith submitted. The overdrawn bal
ances will be increased. and the unex-
pended decreased accordingly.
Respectfully submitted,
SAMUEL W. LANE.
City Auditor.
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No Better.
Resolution


protection your
family deciding
until practical operation
protection acquired until policy actually
delayed the larger
the OF the timet
Postponement
sive. Make a reality that best OF all resolutions
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r This is the PUREsT DRINKING WA.
s sEEn N the CITY for the ANALYSIS
utbMGAN1C MATTER IN IT. 1t boils up
through I!h clean white sand from hAneath
tec sohd layer of clay which strictly pro-
no;so,n from surface drainage and all
DI1AlMMRRiNG WATER should order PURE
one aM sD SPRING WATER today
Eae gallon daily per month. ...........7 5cts
one;half gallon daily per month. Get.
Au orders promptlY attended To nv
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Daily 1se,,nebec 3ournal


Ihe Sunday evening lecture at the
congregational chapel will be by NJ. S.
norway. ESQ.,, on John Milton"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-02-10

rho finest shops in a Chinese city are
,,ase davnted to the sale of collins.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-01-03

erai conversation eventually turred in
to q discussion of their respective mer-
it,. A certain childlike faith and trust
In each new remedy was not the least
distressing and pathetic OF the symp.
toms Of these grown up bearded men.
"WeIl. gentlemen. said Cyrus Par
ker, glancing around at his fellow suf.
ferers, lyon kin talk Of your patent
medicines, and I've tackled 'em all,
but only the other day struck suthin
that I'm goin to hang on TO, you bet |"
Every eye was turned moodily TO the
speaker. bu. no one said anything.
"And didn't get il outer advertise.
ments, nor OFF Of circulars! got il
outer my head, just by solid thinkin, "
continued Parker.
"What was it, Cy1" said one unso.
phisticated and inexperienced sufferer.
Instead Of replying. Parker, like a
true artist, knowing he had the ear OF
his audience, dramatically dashed a
question upon them:
did you ever hear Of ohinaman
hayin dyspepsy:'
"Never heard he had sabe enough 10
hev anything, said n scorner.
"No, bu, did you;" insisted Parker.
"Well. no. cborused the group.
They were evidently struck with the
fact.
"Of course you didn't' said Parker
triumpbantly. Coos they amt. Well.
gentlemen. Il didn't seem to me the
square thing that pesky lot Of yellow
skinned hea'hons should be built differ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-01-03
4 Novel Din ner.

Victor Smith, appointed collector OF
customs at Port Townshend, Wash. by
Secretary Chase. succeeded in inducing
the government to move the custom
house from that point to Port Angeles.
where he maintained himself for q time
in a semibar baric proprietorship He
once invited the officers Of the revenue
cutter Shubrick to dine at his house.
and the officers arrayed themselves in
full dress and went ashore in state to
wait upon Collector Smith at bis man
sion, which was then in an unfinished
condition.
In due course of time the collector,
assisted by his wife. brought ont two
carpenters saw horses. on which was
placed "a board covered with wrapping
paper The repast WAS then set forth.
Smith. taking from HE pockets three
big apples, gave one to each Of the three
officers, with a small forked stick. re-
marking. You'll have to roast your
own apples "-Argonaut
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-01-03

"Veily good for Meiiikdn man, nc said.
have been fixed in that uncomfortable
position for some minutes, but plunged
at once into the business that brought
him there.
but why didnt you come to my
lodgings:" asked.
He smiled sadly but intelligently.
"Mishtel Baily" (Mr. Barry. my
landlord). "he owee me fiYe dolce for
wasbee washee He no payee me. He
say he knockee hellee outee me alice time
I come for payee. So ME no come housee,
me come schoolee. Shabbee: Mellikan
boy no good, but not so big as Meilikan
man. No can hurtee Chinaman so much,
shabbeeT"
Alas, / knew that this was mainly
true. Mr.. James Barry was an Irish
man. whose finer religious feelings re-
volted against paying money to hea-
then. could not find it in my heart to
say anything to See Yup about the but
tons. Indeed. I spoke in complimentary
terms about the gloss Of my shirts, and
l think / meekly begged him to come
again for my washing. When went
home, I expostulated with Mr. Barry,
but succeeded only in extracting from
him the conviction that ! was one of
"thim black Republican fellys that wor-
shipped naygurs. / had simply made
an enemy Of him. But did not know
that at the same time I had made q
friend of See Yup.
became aware Of this few VS.
later, by the appearance ON NV desk OF
Q small pot containing specimen Of
camellia jsponica in flower. l knew
the school children were in the habit OF
making presents to me in this furtive
fashlon-leaving their own nosegays OF
roses from their parents gardens-but
I also knew that this exotic was too
rare to come from them. / remembered
that See Yup had Chinese taste for
gardening and friend. another China
man, who kept q large nursery in the
adjoining town. But my doubts were
set at rest by the discovery Of small
roll Of red rice paper containing my
washing bill, fastened to the camellia
stalk. It was plain that this mingling
Of business and delicate gratitude was
clearly See Yup's own idea. As the
finest flower was the topmost one, l
plucked it for wearing. when ] found,
to my astonishment that it was simply
wired to the stalk. This led me to look
at the others, which found also wired
More than that. they seemed to be an
inferior flower and exhaled that cold,
earthly odor peculiar to the camellia.
even, ~ / thought, TO an excess. A
closer examinations resalted In the dis
ooysey that with the exception of the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-01-03

"Washing seems to pay, Sc iup."
would in either case reveal their secret
and expose them to the ridicule Of their
brother miners. So the matter dropped,
and See Yup remained master OF the
situation.
Meantime he was prosperlng. The
cody gang ne worked on the river
when not engaged in washing clothes
were picking over" the "tailines or
refuse Of gravel left on abandoned
claims by successful miners Al there
was not more expense attending this
than in stonebreaking or ragpicking
and the feeding Of the coolies, which
was ridiculously cheap, there was no
doubt that See Yup was reaping a fair
weekly return from it,; but as he sent
his receipts to san Francisco through
cody managers after the Chinese Gus
tom and did not use the regular express
company there was no way Of ascer.
tanning the amount. Again, neither See
Yup nor his fellow countrymen ever
appeared to have any money about
them. In ruder times and more reckless
camps raids were often made by ruftians
ON their cabins or their travelling gangs,
but never with any pecuniary result.
This condition, however, it seemed was
destined to change.
One Saturday See Yup walked into
Wells, Fargo & Co. = express office with
a package Of gold dust, which, when
duly weighed, was valued at $500. 1t
was consigned to q Chinese company Ill
San Francisco When the clerk handed
See Yup q receipt, he remarked cas-
ually:
Washing seems to pay, See Yup."
"Washee veily good pay. You wantee
washee, john" said See Yup eagerly.
"No, no." said the clerk. with a
laugh. II was only thinking $500
would represent the washing Of q good
many shirts"
"No leplesent washee shirts at all
Catchee gold dust when washee tail
ings. Shabbee?"
The clerk did "shabbee, f" and lifted
HE eveiyows The next Saturday see
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-01-03
ION EARTH PEACE"

Another Century dies.
In war AMI blnof and pain.
Our longing. strzining ewes
I.nok forth FOR Pesce In vain.
For Christ the myr,ats fall
Rutehered by furk or kurt.
Comes there no eni1 Il al
The hope OF men In ysin'
Comes not the lord again
o'er all the Earth to reign,
As spAke the Word'
SLOW are COTS Judgments, slow
To man'- impatient thonxht,
Slow pa~ei the Ages grow,
In vain the goal IL sought.
Armed % the teeth to-day
The Jealous peoples stand.
Worse blight than OF decay.
Worse burden than OF war,
The enormous fleets and lcgtons are.
Dumb Terror speeding fast and far
O'er sea and land
IT'S nigh two thousand years
since came the Prince Of Peace.
Return Tbou calm our fears,
Make strife and war 20 cease.
Thick clouds 20 day of doubt
Obscure our faithful sight
Shine. Blessed sun. shine out,
The storm. az Passion still
Again, q hidden We'll.
The wintry Earth fulfl
With Peace and Light
Sir Lewis Morris. In Independent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-01-03
They Married.

Perhaps be repented, perhaps he did
il only for fun. Said be. MY darling
Ethel, wha, would you say II / were to
tell you that cannot marry you?''
81 would say. my dearest love, that
I have big brother who would make
it warm for you and that have some
Of the sweetest little biilets doux that
would make it expensive for you.
George, dear"
"But. you know. haven't said 1t. "
81 know you haven't, my pet.
$50 we'd better get married. hadn 8
WEI"
"I think SO, my precious London
Tit Bits
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-01-03

yes" said the business man, ~
hsve given up trying to collect that Lit
tie bill from BilkinA You zee, he 10 .
pretty big, husky fellow. and he used
to throw my collectors ont"
"Then why didn't you employ .
woman collector He couldn't do that
20 Q woman"
"That's what ! thought So ] got
one and sent her around, but ahe never
came back.
"Why noti'
"He married her. "-Qhicaeo RoGk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-01-03

Americas Greatest
Medicine is
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Which absolutely
Cures every form Of
Impure blood, from
The pimple on your
Face to the great
Scrofula sore which
Drains your system
Thousands of people
Testify that Hoods
Sarsaparilla cures
Scrofula, Salt Rheum.
Dyspepsia. Malaria,
Catarrh, Rheumatism
And That Tired
Feeling. Remember this
And get Hoods
And only Hoods.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-01-03
AMONG THE FARMERS.
"srGRp :" rAR PLov

Corresponience on practical Agricultural top, :
10 solicited. Address all communication In
tended for this department 20 HENRY ID. HAN
PArts. Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-01-03

r EKNpEEN. Milton Plantation. NAine-
.,-.-e-'t.. Dry Gcois, Boots and shoe- Al
Eottonn Prices
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-01-03

g.. q. TJTTLE,
--. shoes. Hats. Caps. Gents Furnishing,
u....- ,s.i lsSsl-v. BUCKYIELp. NE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-01-03

r#s ENDEISIoR FRAME CO,
cold and silver Picture France,
>or-rE PAkrs. MANI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-01-03

Attorney ot hoSs
>oRwAY. MAINE
u..-. R,-E Collections specially
C",Rlss 4, Holt
ATTORNEY b Counselor,
NORWAY. hAlSk'
as.,usy BIock. AAir street
U,HieA a FAAA'
Attorneys 81 Law,
ssTHEL, MAINE
,.-.-E : Herrics Enery {. PARA
,r.s,r,o WOODBURY.. An, ND
Physician 8 Surgeon.
SOUTH PARIS. AAISE
ar-. ott FeUows' Bloch Open day and even
M. .ssers 20 prs. Dana and Weeks. for'iana'
Fanf" WOOD
Civil Engineer and Surveyor,
SHOWS FALLS, MAINE-
t.-,. .-ate,y run al moierAie cost
Drawings when wanted
p,>EsF \ PARKER
,uo-neys Ani CounscIlors a, Law,
.rvFuRp FALLS. MAINE.
,S.-... collection Department
,..-.. D B..bcc. Ralph T Parker.
+ EMIL
Merchant Tailor,
soUrH PAKis. Mk-
,.a-.rs a1l Pressing Promptly Done.
= , >TEvsNs.
Civil Engineer and Surveyor.
Loeb Bo, III,
..s'rAlss tu-uished ard eo-rrsposdence solicit
4. >rVRTEvANT, PB. e.,
pENLKK ~
t..ar-i Drug AMI Chemicals. Toilet Ara
r-r.,-,ans' prescriptions. accurately compound
r-v s,ur,evAnt'. Headache Po-asrs-l
No Odd Fellows Block.
SOUTH PARIS, MAl>h'
{. rrcS'
Surgeon Dentist,
SOUTH PARIS. MAINE
~y te,g work warranted
C''RoF p JONES A SON
Dentists,
NORWAY. MAINE
Main It
\ ''Sss
Smith n Nachinist,
>orTE PARIS, sAlNs
v.-. ,.etrrc7 o. general machinery. steam en- en-
,i "a .raa. machinery AMI tools,
"a. .- 80 .--rvs taps Ne~ and tTills nsHe anN
-...'-vs SsWius moving and thrcsalns ns NJ.
...-.-. pumps % al kinds. prcsses, sons, Pir
. .r,v,a trsp- etc. neatly and prompS re
.--f steam ard water pip'ns done 10 order.
vF,poURNFlGHBoRS' ADVERT ISMESrs
r..r cone anf b-t General MervhAnfi-e OF Us
% ATWOOD a Co, BUcSfIELp. Nh
AuFN .r Lewiston you viii hnd The very finest
.- The eating tine At Isoas's Restaurant
..-..r >, Near Music Hall. LEwIsros, NE
O.. o. TJTTLE.
e,. >a,e- Hats, Caps. Gents Furuishinss'
u....... ,st lsws'-v. BUCKYIELp. NJ
, ERNpEEN. Milton Plantation. Maine
.,-.-e-'r.. p~v Good. Boots and shoe- Al
Rostorn Prices
r#s FNJEI SIog FRAME co,
cold and silver Picture Francs,
SourH PAxIs. MANI
v' -UHY Halter snG Furr'er.
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u LIBBY
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. a HER>EN,
prcxyr,1p. Mx
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n'N 49,
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ENwSoS.
Drugs. Meslicines,
>ii\' 's AL hi>"S
Done - y >houF' nc
E'lPH MORRILL,,
General Nerchan'h-e'
.-.----
A'f "S" NuAh'
h"oks ana Stsu"nerS'
e. = CHILDs, Dentist,
Artificial Teeth, tS oo,a set
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1urN ,- lewiston you viii and The very finest
.- ,-s eating ane At Loas's Restaurant
..-..r, - Near Music Hall. LEwIsros, ME-
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vF1puURNFlGHBoRS' ADVERT lsNENrs
r.rr come anf s-t General MerchAndi-e OF Us
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Dentists.
rONES
Smith a Nachinist,

N''. l z ms
v.-. s..tr-r- ~ general machinery. steam cn
.r... -f U~x -raH. machinery And tnois,
.- .rt Jews. taps iie- Snt trius msie ana
-...-t-ra. Sswtus moving and threshins ma
...-s-. pumps % al kinds, presses, snns, piN
- s-,v,. traps. etc. neatly and prompy re
..-.f steam ard water piping done u order.