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Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08
How TO Get Health
The Secret Of Restoring Health Lies
In Replacing the Same Substances
to the Body That Have Become
IMPOVERISHED or Wasted

BY disease, oyerwork, worry, ehlw
sure or abuse. When you are IL
down, getting thin, weak, and tire VI
the slightest eXertion, the lie ana
strength of your blood are WeaLme
out. When you grow irritable lnelan !.
choly and nervous your nerve lorCe
decaying and vitality is becoming io".
Disease acts on those whose Dioou =
watery, impoverished or impure re-. @ts
never affects persons who have n., plen.
Of rich and pure blood. Or. ondss
Blood and Nerve Food supplies Wna'
is lacking in the blood ana netn .ho,
force. 1t contains everything soc, snc
makes new and rich blood anu Pc tba
nerves in fact. it is blood itselihtn i,,ins
very essence of nerve force nlaAt tbe
# the gtandest Of all tonics 1or = II
sick. convalescent and overwo,H iitv to
restores vim. vigor and vitan inn.
aeed and worn out people an an and
narts a glow of health to pare o.
saIlow s people. Price 50 cents
Said and Guaranteed BY s'w0'''"
Webster Z Co -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08
SCOTT'S EMULSION

We don't put SCOTS Emul,
sion in the class of advertised
cure-alls; it doesn't belong
there. We hardly like to use
the word "cure' at all, but we
are bound to say that it can be
used for a great many troubles
with great satisfaction. Its
special function is to repair
the waste of the body when
the ordinary food does not
nourish, and this means that
1t IS useful in many cases
which are indicated by vast
ing.
Wen send you sample free
scoTTa BOVINE. 4os Pearl Street Ne" York
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08

The Boston Transcript wants to
know why it is thu every prophet
who has been inspired by the sun spots
to speak his mind tells as that some
thing Ominous is indicated by thei:'
presence. Once IN \ while it seems Te
might have a prophet to forctcll cheer
full things. someone to rropheSy thai
there is To be peace aud harmony ana
happiness all over the world. and that
prosperity VIII Wal: on every NAL.
Perhaps such prophecies would no.
come true; but the other sort always
fail to mate-IaliZc, too, il you have
noticed So if We are 20 BE- fed on Idle
fcrccastinGs at all why not demand
that they shall ne Of the pleasant kind.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08
Boston Produce Market,

Boston. Feb l.
CORN-Dull but firm: No 3 yellow jiG
81.
ATs-Tnchangrd: No : clipped, 3s,..
MIL. FEED-(s!liot. steady.
FtAN-Spring. l9.77'T3o.
MINED FEED-2i .:Afi.3.
COTTON SEED MEAI.-2:-..7 :,l,26
IhRk-Firm; medium. l1.0J.
T.AED-H,.
EEEFupUl; steady; choice whole cat
tl" 1.5te'.
IAMR-E'irmrr: spring lambs lr.m.2.
tEAi.-Iirmcr. 1',.i2.
III TTER-Ncry hrnl: northern @.G:2.
CHt.FSE-Firn; York Statn IL T,l5
EGGS-Etry firm; fancy @rt36; eastern
"iTi,I.
APPI.ES-Gui.t: Raldwins 19ln.3.5
PbTATbF.S-D'Jll; II"ultcn HrhronS i3Gi
u; t;l' en- Mountains tImi>: Dakota Reds
4": York STATE whit" 70; Jersey sweets -.
Nincland sweets 4.-"T5."o
stI;AR-S;eady on basis Of $50 cor gran
tlatcd.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08
DIR. Miles
Anti=Pain Pills

They never fail to cure all cases OF
Jrain because they treat the Pain Source
-th" nerves. By soothing the ilriihted
nerves they lessen the tension. build up
the strength, set the blood t"ursinR
Through the veins and thus allay al pain.
"I,riodic headache that untitled me for
business several days at "A time. has been
my life experience. | found first relief IN
Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills, and since. then
| Invariably ward them off by taking a
Dill when feel them coming on
t. NJ MOOBERRY. Windsor, Ill:
The fira; package will benefit. If not tht
druggist vii! return your money.
.J doses - cents. Never sold in bulk.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08
Joseph Il. Manley.

The people of Augusta were mex
prcsSibly shocked to hear of the sudden
death Of Hon. Joseph II. Manley ~
this city. Th IL feeling will also BE-
shared by Mairc people g' nerally ana
by leading citizcns all over the country.
for Mr.. Man!cy was Wtll-knowh ldr
beyond the limits Of his own city. 80
we'll known was he to all our cltiZ'hS.
and SO often have Tie leading points IN
his busy life been given H. the columns
of tho Journal that !ittl" we could adj
at this time would b. new TO our read
ers.
Mr.. Manlcy MIS- 4 man ot wonderful!
executive faculty. Those who were
brought in contact r-itE him in tn,
vgor Of his numerous activities never
failed to wonler at the rapidity, the
cinarness and force with which he
turned off an apparently Overwhelming
volume Of work. 1t was on his purely
human side that he vas able to come
into closest contac. with his fellow
citizens. He was a man Of quick
sympathes, Of generous impulses an
q wonderful student Of human nature.
II" was a most discriminating judge Of
the characters and capabilities OF those
with whom BE came in contact. His
home Iif. Was Il Eost happy one an'.
I,n fii s.,l o.l
tality to large circle Of friends.
Many prominent pcontn from other sec
tions Of the countr:- have. been enter
tained beneath i-is roof, II being only
last Thursday night that Eooker T.
Washington, tie distinguished colorei
educator. was entertained al his table.
In his political activities Mr.. Manlev
was clos organizer. and clear
headed general. Will" the Journal dill
not always agrre with him on political
nattcrs. it is a matter Of satisfaction.
at this time. to the editor that no line
avrrsc to his political ambitions during
any Of his can,lidacl"s was ever pub
lished in these columns. d fact to
Which Mr.. Mlnley himself referred u
tn. editor last summer with some feel
ing. In all th"s" years. 10 unpieaear:
word Of personal differences has ever
lrlr,cd the relations OF tho Journal
with this public spirited citizen and
Iulitit al lea,lv:' We have been in
debtcd to him as nearly all OF our cit
zcns have. for many acts OF kindness,
ard many courtesi"s.
In this hour. when our citiZ"19
unite in common sorrow 20
pay tribute to this strong mar.
who for man" yeas has moved IN
and out among us. and who has fill"
SO large a rllr" in III. life Of our city
whose bcncflctirhs have been many.
ana no was 50 hu,lan il all his at
tributes. the grief that will be fclt Will
br genuine and universal Especially
will the hearts Of our citizens 50 out.
today. to tn" members of his family III
their sad bereavement: for while th..
passing Of a str)rE man Il ON the lit.
of any community is I blow to all It's
citizciS 1t is nevertheless upon tho1r
vino have livcl with nim III the sacred
Tciatit MS of th" home and the family
that tn" blow tails the heaviest, AMI
they alone can fully appreciate the
magnitude Of their loss.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08
Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

Fl.ol -Receipts. 3055S: exports, T.:;r
S@,eT TT;r,.s t1T; Stead. but quiet.
f,,t,,ra.: =. :Al-kereipts lo72a: sales 500 Oe
eleEa Tor; No red. 12e7x o Il afioat: NJ
horthern ora , Duluth; I313s D aiioat: No,
haT6 aE NAM; oba, 1lla2 o afioat.
sales. 1eo."o spot; spot steady: 10 ~ -!
n,lrtatnr and 'i2s b afoat; No. > Nj.
loW @i.s; No. > white SIX.
20 - ia-Hrceipts. 5000; exports. Il go.
Spot STEADY: mixed. 26l32 lbs, rs. a5J3SI
r;,,it ,lai M,Ite acd33 lbs, 36i i.d37;.; cipped
tEtSSRRII91-tSuet: refined quiet
cein.s n,.sIr-Ee-Ra-suong -e-a and unchanged; re-
az; n'GS Quiet and unchanged: receipts
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08

The presidential votes, or rather the
electoral votes, will be counted IN Con
gress. today, and at last 1t VIII D.
known who WAS elected. The country
has been bearing up nobly under the
SUSPENSE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08

We hope TO reader OF the Journal
will fail to read the reports Of the
work of the Augusta City hospital for
1901 which are published in full in the
ton is doing an increasing work each
year and doing it well. 1t long since
snhere OF usefulness is constantly
growing 1t is hard to see how We
ever got along without it.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08
Many Falls.

so YOU We're out at the skating
pond. How lid YOU enjoy YOURSELF"
Il was sitting down most oi the
time
".Ah. as Il sl.eci ltor''
"Np rs Il skater"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08
Aches

Of some kind are the heritage OF nearly
every one. from the infant and ne co!ic'
the middle aged and the distressing, mis-
cradle headaches to the aged with nerv-
GUS muscular and rheumatic pains.
remedy To relieve in all cases must
be founded Oh the right principle. and that
uCcuuntS for die MnMdcrful SUCCESS Of
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08

Pennsylvania h?s woman uhieF
sentence of death for FEBRUARY TO- ""'
somehow the country is not getting so
excited over it as it did over the dcath n
sentence of Mrs. Rogers in vermont.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08
New York Cotton Market.

New York Feb. I.
Cotton closed quiet points higher. Mid
ding uplards. 80; do. gulf, SO Sales.
I'll bales.
Galveston firm. ~: Charleston steady.
"a; Memphis steady. 7-1f New Orleans
firm, ZIG; Mobile steady ~; Savannah
firm, ~.
col.sol!dated-Net receipts for four days
So.
Exports to Great Britain. 26 Q4s: to
n" continent. 1855; to Japan, -Qlo; to
Mr1icn YEA
Stock 7G6 81
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08

Just year since Russia began the
war in the far East and just year
since the ssOO0p.OoO fire in Baltimore
Baltimore has recovered nicely from
the fire. but that is more than can be
SAID of Russia.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08

with all due respect TO those who arc
urging Congress to designate February
- as Farm. Home and Factory dav"
u is altogether probable and also alto
scther proper, that that particular day
VIII continue to be known as Wash
ington's Birthday"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08
LIGHT AND AIRY.
tnsinuatinq.

st. Louis Girl-That Chicago girl WAS
real mean. She asked if those We're my
footprints in the snow.
E.scort-Wcll, they were, ana you
had on SnoWShOcS.
St. Louis Girl-Yes. but she asked if
| had on SuoWShOeS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08

It is hardly fair to blame Mrs. Chad
wick for the death Of Beckwith, the
hroken-down and disgriced cashier of
the wrecked Oberlin bank. she has
many sins to answer for but that is not
among them. The old man WIS slain
by his own folly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08

Congratulations to the Baltimore
American. one of the eldest and best Of
the newspapers OF the country. on the
splendid new building into which It
moves. this week AL! the Baltimore
newspapers were burned out in The
can is the first to have another home
of it's own.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08
Direct Import.

Rcssy--Do you really think Gussic
Went To London!
misunderstanding, dear boy. He
brought back samples of the fog in his
trunk.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08
Good Authority.

You told me YOU had Il diary.
Where is it. old man
"pver there
"N'hy. that is your wife"
"WrlI, She keeps account Of all | do"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08
Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. Feb. z
CATTLE- Receipts. 500; good to prime
steers J.bGf,b."i
HOGS Receipts :sl.0n0: good to choic.
heavy L90n5."5; brIlk Of sales 47-Tt1n
S!iEEP-RrcrptS 1905; good to choice
wctlcIS JbtNit.Up
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08
Possible Exclamation.

Maybe Mrs. Chadwick WAS after Il
Carnegie hero prize.
absurd! What prize could She
claim"
~ prize for nerve"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08

ESTABLISHED, 1925.

No notice whatever will be taken Of
unsigned communications.
The Journal cannot be held responsible
for the preservation or return OF re-
jected communications.
Address all communications relating to
subscriptions and advertisements TO
BIrRLEIGH & FLYNT, Publishers,
Augusta, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08
So MANY Do,

Ida-Ycs. they married in haste.
MIy-And did they REPENT at leisure?
Ida-NO. / think they repented AT St.
j OF. soon after tn" ceremony.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08
All Nonsensical.

All Nonsensical.
Stern Father don't believe that
Young man loves YOU as much as he
*ayS.
Erni,-Rut pa, he writes such Scnsi-
lilr love letters.
Stern Fathcr-Wcll. a true lover
never did write sensible love letters.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08
Not Statinnaru-

bstcnd-Ia. what is the seat of war?
Pi-Well. my son. from the way it
shifts think it must be revolving
chair
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08
Rather Personal.

Stubh-f"S. my wife is lik, all other
women. sHe can't take Il joke.
Penn-Wcll, how did she come to
marry YOU:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08
He Sunaiics the Qounh.

Clar;t-Hclcn says her husband is a
bird.
Mluic- She considers him Il dough-
dough. doubtless.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08
Maine Gossip
The Dead.

II sirgcth low in every heart,
We hear ii each and all
A song of those who answer NOT
However We may call:
They th.ong the silence Of the breast,
The kind. the brave. the true. the sweet
Who walk with us no more.
'Tis hard TO take the burden up
When th.s,. have laid il down;
They Frightened all the JOY of llfe'
They Soitrned every frown:
But. oh. It's good to think OF them
When We are not troubled sore.
Thanks he to God that such have been,
Although they are no mole.
More homclikc seems tho vast unknown,
since. they have entered there:
To fellow them W-rc not 50 htrd,
Wherever they may fare;
They cannot re whrrt. God it not,
on any sea or shore;
N'hat.'rr b.-ti,l,.S they love aDldtS,
Our God. for cVermorr.
John White Chadwick.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08
New York Money Market.

New York Feb :.
Money on call Steady al la,n3 per cent.
last loan At :.
irimc mercantile paper $s%.4i4 per cent.
Sterling exchange heavy 1T i.S-.:rN, 81 ~
ior demand and at Az S56JtiS5.7C for GO
Posted rates ts61, ana Isl.
Commercial bills LSJi..
Bar silver 61l..
McNiCan dollars III.
tiovrTrmrnt bonds steady
Railroad bonds finn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08

Hl-TTER-Firm; crrAmetics. 1H1i 30; DAT
rcs, ~. 3.
EC;Gs- STEADY 4, 2f@29; Grsts, 30; prime
firSts "a: extras. 80
CIiEESE-Steady 11m12
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08

your ability so help you God? lhe
couple nodded assent. The judge con-
tinued: Then, by the power IN me
vested by the strong arm of the law, l
pronounce YOU man and wife. now,
henceforth and forever, and you Will
stand committed until the fines ana
costs are paid, and may the Lord nave
mercy on your souls
The telephone bell rang in the ticket
Office of the Bangor Opera House the
other day, and Assistant Treasurer
Charles A. Eurrill stepped to the re-
ceiver. This is Miss Blank, said Il
sweet, feminine voice at the other cnd
Of the line. II think Ill come ana see
tn" Fiske Stock Company tonight, but
I'm not quite sure about the special
ties. They have good line OF special
ties. don't they? And can you tell me
if they -er-introducc liberated songs.
Atr. Durrill Gasped. Then he hung up
the receiver and thought violently ior
the space of several seconds. After
all. the girl may have been right, ne
~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08
Reasonable Request.

The Maid
"I do not want Your kisses, sir.
And | will always spurn them"
The Man:
Then ii MY kisses YOU don't want,
Will YOU kindly return them?'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08

Pcaly's vessel is not completed. but
i it WAS it would be helpless in the
P-nohscot ice. fields.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08

March elections only / month ava!
and loo III politics are simntrins.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08

The rest rf the State is getting hard
encd to cold weather stories. but sensi-
ti"e A.Uostook is worried lest those
5G-b low zero reports will give some
body an impression that it is not 4
land Of perpetual summer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08

The BiidgtCn News says that skis
are coming to be quite popular with
the young people about that village
and several pairs OF this trcacherous
footwear are EoW owned in town. The
young men seem IL 10y the sport I'm
menscly but ii is the small boy VINO
has got the handling Of the ski down to
Il science. Tn" more Scdatc nanipI-
la tor prefers to have his ski strapped
or a. the toe and tho heel in such 4
way that it is impossible for it to como
of while he is running or walking.
The small hoy. however. scorns the use
cf n heel strap. and sticking his toe
into a loop made for the purpose in the
middle of the ski, he is off like the
wind. Somehow the ski seems never
to come OFF and if the kid takes a
header he isn't bothered in the least
about picking himself up. He merely
slips his toe out Of the loop. straightens
himself up. gets another hold and is
gone again. That is the way with
Young America.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08

Here is the story they tell on new
justice Of the peace. 1t was the first
time he had been called upon to of'ici-
ate at a wedding and he was at loss
to know how to proceed. but he rose to
the occasion. He commanded the couple
to stand and he sworn as follows: DO
you each solernnly swG G,r that YOU will
obey the constitution of the United
States and the constitution of the great
state of Arkansas. and perform
the duties Of your office to the best of
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08

the abnliShm"nt Of thu common Colln
eli. EdnGor among thcr:. The Bangor
News takes vcry decided stand
against such step. declaring it is q
movement to give th" full control Of
city affairs into the E;tnds of 4
King ard Hnus" Of Lords. and Il con-
iession that our whole system Of gov
cl-nnlclt is failure.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08

Maine loses 4 foremost and much
loved citizen iii the doath of Mr..
Mainly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08

The Kennrbec ica crop is now
harvest, d. TIL. quality is superlativc.
but the harvest IS small aud the storms
and cold hav.. made tk- cost Of cutting
higher than usual.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08

Portland Press: II was in prison.
aud yc cam" unto m". Verify |
say unto you. inasml"h as We have
Gnn" it unto on" Of tho least of thos"
my bret thr.n. Y" have Go'!" it unto me.
There is an organization in this CitE,
vet young ana not yet large. that in a
quiet. uEohtrusiNc and modest way has
been doing in the past few months a
work which our people should know
more about. This Is the prison COM
mittte. made up of Il rull:hcr of phil,ir
tEiopic citiZ"nS. to TIL" end of looking
after the prisoners III the jai and doing
Whatever is possible to improve their
cnnGitlorS and help them to lead bet
ter lives. The nbj,r.t IL in short to
II Scu". encourage. reform and make
good citizens OF those whose lives
might otherwise br broken. Society as
4 rule is too Indifferent to the after
fate of tranSgrcSSCrs Of its laws. In
tcrrSt ceases with the tronounciug Of
She sentence. and tn" general public
knows and carcS little about what goes
on at the penal institutions.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08

One Of the employees OF the Bath
IRON Works. in anticipation Of the con-
struction of a battlnShip III Bath for
the Russian government. has begun
studs ing Russian. as h" IS anxious 10
be prepared IN the language when
representatives of that government
rom" to the Shippin-; City to inspect
The work.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1905-11-03

a record catch of trout and pompano,
the haul amounting to Sll.S5, This
boat and crew, like the boats name
sake, is "a sure winner.
During the last five days in October
an average of 30 barrels Of fish per day
We're shipped from Fort Pierce, The
total shipment for October was 6S3 IL
barrels. The total shipments for Sep
TENDER was 395 l-2 barrels.
The Crescent, a powerful new run boat
owned by the Florida Fish and Produce
Co.. made her first trip this week on
the regular run between Fort Pierce
and the company station at Quay.
A scarcity of oysters is reported in
this section this season. Many have
been killed, it is said, by fresh water
and surface water in which palmetto
roots, etc, have been standing. Hines
& Co.. the dealers here, reports the de-
mand as fair both for local and ship
ming trade
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1905-11-03
TO EXTERMINATf
ROLLER WORMS

The appearance of the roller worm
in some Of the bean fields has caused a
great deal of annoyance, and various
methods have been tried to rid the
plants of the insects, with more or less
success.
A very successful bean grower, who
has had experience with various meth
ODDS of destroying this worm, gives to
TnE TRIBUNE the following recipe, for
which he vouches as being entirely sue
cesSful:
"A level teaspoonful of arsenate of
arsenate of lead mixed to paste and
stirred in gallon Of water thoroughly,
is strong enough to kill the worm and
not injure the delicate foliage Of the
plant. Arsenate of lead may be pur-
chased from the leading fertilizer houses
in Jacksonville at % cents a pound.
Two pounds toa barrel of water will be
sufficient where large quantities are to
be used.
Paris green is not "A safe remedy to
use as it contains arscniouS acid, which
will burn the leaves and sometimes des-
troy the plant entirely.
"Arsenate of lead is white in color,
and care must be used to keep it from
contact with food stuifs for cattle or
poultry.
"Arsenate of lead remains in suspen-
sion in water much better than Paris
green, and consequently when sprayed
upon the plants it is more evenly dis
tributed
IF sprayed ON and allowed to dry it
does not wash off easily; a shower does
not effect it, so do not spray when
young beans are appearing.
1.-TWO applications are usually suttc-
lent to rid the field entirely. The last
application to be made ten days after
the first one. for the worms hatch out
at ten day intervals.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1905-11-03

ting of these eggs were placed under a
hen, and in due time she brought off
three chicks with wooden legs and two
red headed wood peckers.
County Judge James f. Andrews
went to Titusville Wednesday, where
he joined DR.. Il. +. Rollins and j.. c.
Branning for hunt in the woods for
quail, turkeys and deer. He returned
to Fort Pierce last evening,
Tuesday night being All Halloween
the boys of the town took advantage Of
the occasion to rearrange some of the
signs and misplace wagons and all other
movable property. While sue h .pranks
are done in the greatest good humor
still the placing to rights of property
entails considerable labor, and Is often
the cause of considerable annoyance.
Boys will be boys and while no actual
damage is done there is nothing to con-
denim.