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OlRdllEDRES.
How can we give our children sound
bodies?
There is not much need to ask 111i~ ques
tion about our boys. The cushans oi so
ciety allow them tree use of their limbs,
ample exercise in the open air. and suit
able clothing. Girls who live on farms
and who are reared in the country, have
all these also.
The farmer's daughter make' a l;i-t,\
toilet: runs to the barn, climbs oxer the
scaffolds tilled with fragrant bay. to find
the fresh-laid eggs; then to tin rhiekeii
coop, where the **<1 nr doxx n.x tint lings
x- .it for the food hi It h have
prepared: then she drixes the eoxx> to
pasture, while the I 1 ~t -tar lades out ol
the >kv. which gloxx ~ xvith the rosy morn
ing. sh- i- ready for breakfast, with an
app- ;ite that needs tio coaxing, and xvlnx'h
a queen might envy. Her share in the,
morning work oxer, she is out and away,
over fences, up among the branches of the
trees to see xvixeth r the four blue eggs ol
the old robin .have become baby robins,
she knows the not of cverv bird, and the
. .rot'its eggs: she kaoxvsthe liole ofthe
..lehuek. the house of the muskrat, and
tin* nest ,,f the squirrel. Me xvatehes the
hatching of the tadpole, and hi- wonder-'
fill transformation iutoa frog. She dab-.
Ides her small hare t ■ - in the brook xvliere
tin- minnows play. and. max ne. breaks her >
childish heart, win it -In* first 1 arns that i
the silvery tish xrill die when taken 1 >ut of,
the xvater. Her l-ssons in natural history
are taken from the great Master.
Jn the .summer she spreads the liny by
tin* side of her father, and in the autumn f
gathers the apples and tin* nuts, s.j her
days go on. “With books and work, and
healthful play.” Grown to a woman, she
is strong to take up her tinti s. and when
three score years are gone, she is still
tresli and rosy, with capacity for many
years of work.
The ifirls in flu* city cannot."vf tiii>sim
j>Ie. natural, li i!ihy lift!, but it they are i
warrnlv dressed over the arm- and shoul
der.-. and so .-imply a- t:> allow Hie large-t ;
freedom for tlie w'lde t -port ; if warm
leggins covered the thin .stocking*: if sub
stantial boots, with square heels, could'
t ike the place of tho-e now commonly
worn, with In els ,-n liigii and narrow that
they furnish no adequate support to the
small ankle, which bend* i j and out till
actually deformity results, it would go a
great way toward supplying healthy con-1
di.ioii* for girls who*' city life excludes
them from the natural, h- altb-giviiig in 11 (i
cnct'S of till) count rv.
MR. WEBSTER’S DEATH.
It was past midnight, when, awaking1
from one of the slumbers that lie bad at
intervals, lie seemed not to know whether
he had not already passed from hi- earthly
existence. IP- made a strong i Ifort to as
certain what the consciousness that lie
could perceive actually wa*. and then ut
tered those well-known words, “1 -till
live! “a* if he had s.iti.-li'd himself of the
fact that he was striving to know. They
were his last coherent utterances. A good
deal later, he said something in which the
word “poetry" was distinctly heard. Ili*
son immediately repeated to him one of the
stanza- of (iray's “Klegy.'' IP- heard it,
and smiled. After thi* respiration became
more difficult, and at length it went on
with perceptible intenals. Ail wa mm
hushed within the chamber; and, to us
who stood waiting, there were Put three
sounds in nature,—the sighing of the au
tumn wind in the treees, the slow ticking
of the clock ill the hall below, and the
deep breathing of our dying friend. .Mo
ment* that seem.el hours ll .wed on. Still
the measured Peat of time fell painfully
distinct upon our ears; -till the gentle
moaning of the wind mingled with the
only sound that arose within the room;
tor there were tin sobs of women, no mm e
ments of men. So grand, and yet so calm
and simple, had been his approach to the
moment when we must know that lie was
with ti-1 no more, that lie had lifted us into j
a ( nniposture, which, lm( lor his great ex
ample, we could not have felt. At twi n-i
ty-three minute, before three o'clock his j
breathing ceased ; the features settled in
to a superb repose; and l>r. .refines, who
still held the pulse, after waiting a few
seconds, gently laid down the arm, and.
amid a breathless silence, pronounced the
single word, "Dead.'' The eyes were
then closed, the remains were removed
front the position in which death came,
and all, but. those who had been appointed
to wait and watch, slow ly and mournfully
walked away.—George T. Curtin.
CUSHNOC HOUSE.
Corner . Jt_ and
Wintbrop State Sts.,
.Augusta, Me.
T. B. B/iBLARB, : : Proprietor.
Guests taTen to and from the Cars
and Boats Free.
HORSES m CARRIAGES TO LET.
tUtew's'ua
CONY HOUSE,
W.9TER STREET,
AUGUHTA, MAINE.
'PHIS new Hotel afford* accommodation* that no
1 ••ther one do«»n in the city to the travelling com
munity, being located in the
CENTRE OF BUSINESS.
ami very Mar the Dejiot.
Tiie ti a veiling public may be a* Mired that no
jcibt. will be .-paretl t<» meet all their want-, and
with the assistance of Mil. Tl’UNKK, late 01 tiie
August* House, we hope to merit a share of the
public patronage.
CouuocVcd with tb.o House i* a
First Class Livery Stable!
C. A. A II. 10\¥, Pt rieto I.
• 4 i • l (
Brushes, Combs, Soaps and Perfumery;
CHOICE nilli AMI HMT ABHCI.ES!
I'In shams’ it Apothecaries' floods,
i'll/-* fyuna. Lari, ker«*»A-L* .uni NtaUfuot Oik.
(diaries K. Partridge,
DKlfiOIST AND APOTUKI AKV,
Water Street, corner Market Square,
<l'M*KR t.RASITK 1IAI L.)
Uaa on hand a Large Selected Stock
kept ft-esh by eonstaut additions,
AMD fcKLLB AT
The Lon eitt Mapfct'l Itatcw !
FOB GENUINE ASIC REUABLE GOODS
r..trWf«,» hn* 8t«r§, Haler 8trrrt. coraer MaiUt fyairc
♦ !jaa?Oty
Eugusta Olrertory.
< huri-hon.
UKTIIODOX I OM.IlKi. \ IT- »\ M ' *'•
Ht., Ill 11%. .-I. Brill*!-Mill 0;ik .1 1 l.H'tcJ'tj.'j
i. au.ir: I i -i.I.-i -.iHlM-nxI ' r UrM^ «“•'
Kiln-li"<-l. M iniitiji iM.i'i' In ." A M. AUt
iiiv..ii -m i.fM U’ M. Kvciniift . I •
ElRvr li \PTIsT.—P-ornci AAintlu >p ami I « rlunn
,1- .1 lii.-k.-r im -i-.i. i .--i.l.-ii. " l lli-.'liinl kto-rj.
Mi.niiiiK M-i vim I" im ' .M Aft.*m»m. i.Su 1 .
Si Evening 7 I’ AP „
I l»*I I- ft W’TJ^l •Mate street. n*»rtn of Itinlgi.
( | *, iin<\ |. i-f re.-Mcm c NiinmiT - Meet.
MornitlK ».rvi'.. IU.3U A. M. AIU'ri.....n JJ I'.
M. Evening 7 I*. M.
Ml- T f I« HUST KI’IM (»r \ I. --Preen -treet.east of
s't .t.- < A King. I-.I'I--» : lv-1.1. le e at the par*
K.MlMge. neM ;.»"!• !•> the • hllivh. Morning ser
,i , ;u \ .M Mt.moon 2 .;o IV M. Evening
7 I’ *
J»IMT| <T\vr PP|S< np.\ E.—State st . between
i ami vA nthroj> IV v. Mr. I |»j«*hn. rector.
M -»ung«er\ n ■- h'.id A. M. Evening service 7 I*.
M.
r M \ Pi:" A 1.1 >1' - i Wiuthrop nml Summer -t-.
• !{ Moor, pa.-t ,v : iv- icmc AA' mth. "p -treel.
below Orchard. Morning service 1-.'in V M.
Sabbath Sch *ol service at li A. M. Evening ser
vice at 7 1* '-I.
I'MT \R| AN - t..(>.;k ami "tat.- t~. Hiv.
Mr. ( ram. p-i 1 — ' niorninir >ei v n c I" -'.u \ M
>abl>alh svl.. N-ni e i |.*» !' M. Preaching
service in evening at 7 o'clock
( \ | Hi »l.l< "t -i . north of IP. Idge IP v Air.
«i'itri( n, pi e>f; residence-near the • hutch.
The Congn u’il Pu t Eapt.-f free AA.I!
Tlaptisl ate I M. -:«-t Phm ho hold social con*
, \ i:; \\ eune-ifay
evening, at Intlf-pa i set i n ••’.•!«»« k.
v. m. r.
U-.om- in Darby p. • k. AA .-,t«-r Street Regular
pra m.-eting - «•’ Mondnx evening. Religious
e\er< : <\ei. >«i afternoon at l o’clock.
Room- i . ii t - all.
M n sonic
ilETIH.I.Mi. I EOIh.E. '■ ••’>. P Mid A M.
.stati <: i IP. : M ■ i. • c i.-h m-uitJi.
>p« i.il in -• i i Moi ■ • ' • aiing. h V.
i r n...: .E AV.Plapp - . rotary.
ANi.'VfA PiMX.E. No 141. 1. \ A >C Stated
in- timrs li: i Tue-tla\ of each month. Special
j, ,. i-\«-r- Ibi • . evening II Wood*
bn. -' . Ma-ter. ‘ I. P I,.;ack:n.,m. Secretary.
TRINITY «oMMANDEin. No 7 Knights Tem
pi.ir. statei! nu-eluic- <-coml Friday of each
month. David P.ug!il, Eminent Poiumamlcr. .1
AV ( lapp. IP copier
JERt’s \I.EM Ri»YAE AIK H f HAPTER—Meet
at 11 illowell. "tatc.) eonvocntions 'nmrsday on
or before the full moon of each month. I» P.
Warner. High Erie*I
\EPH A PorNPIP — Mm t- nt llallowcll. Qu ir
te,-!v ponvoe.-ifions. .Puuiary. April. .July. Oc
tober; \A e-lncsipiv sueceetlmg lull moou. I»
Cargill, Thrice Illu-trioii- Master.
It* mpr ranee#
s \ij.VTTfs i.mi» .!•: N - 7-x <-f (jiHip Templars.
Tiii-m1;.\ owning fit Darbv II.ill
Fll \M\ LIN I *1 \ hli >N -*i )N> OF TKM PKItA M K
— Mo.-t-at R;i by Hull every Monday evening at
7 oVlock.
Post Oliice.
AU.l'sTA Post OFFH K Corner rf Oak and
Water .-hoots. Ot F!< •: HornsFrom 7.30 A.
M.toSP M Si;nd iv 0 to 10 A M.
Jainiv A P.i-knoll. Postma-ter. George II. Far
rington. < loot < !»• * k
Arriml ami 7)<'i>arturt >>f ••—Wesb*rn. leaves
U /m \. M : « b>-o- 10 30 A . M : arrive- 3.30 P. M.
La-tern and Northern, leaves 3 t*» P. M ; closes
3.30 p M ; arrive.* 1“ t:. \. M.
IV If vt -Old W:.v. 1, ,ve- 1.00 I*. M ; rlo-e.- 3.30 1'
M ; an ive- M..V \ M
M iidW i' leave* s.30 \ M : el..-es ».17» !
A M : arrive- a.oo IV M. _ '
Winthrop Ion* - - '*• A. M.; elo-e- 7 15 A. M.; \
arrive-»; no P. M
r’arminirl'Mi ..-id Wav. leaves 7.7*0 A M ; closes (
7.1‘, \ . M.; arrive- 2 00 P. M.
Frooj.o; t and !.*f< Idleid. leaves f* 00 \. M ; close.- :
s oo P. M.; ill-live- 10.30 A. M. Leaves Monday, i
We lne*d:iv and Friday. Arrives Tuesday. Thurs- j
day and Saturday.
I.verv morning a train leaves \ugusta at
7».:;o a. M ; arrives at Augusta, daily, at s ou ;
P. M.
1i>allotoell Divrrtovn.
JIAUOWELL POST OFFICE.
WRSTF.RN MAIL arrives daily, Sundays except d, at 3 27
:i i i 7 52 P. M. Cl nt 10.45 A. M. and X I*. M.
F AST Fit N M AiL ari .ves daily, Sundays excepted, at 11 1 '
A. M. i'!<•■. -a Hi 3 15 P M.
L1TCJIFIFLP MAIL arrives Tuesdays. Thursdays nnd
S iturdays. :tt 10 uVl'K-k A. M. Clow s Sundays, Tucs
di *1 Tl.ursd at s I*. >1.
OKH<F "p , S n y excepted. fr,»m X o'clock A. M . t •
8 P. M. Open * .unlay* until b 30 I*. M.
j . Box Rents n t postage on papers, periodicals, kc ,
payable uuart-rlv in advance.
K. ROW FLL, P. M.
Hal! -well, May 3, 1909.
CHURCHES.
Smith P .rish Congregational Church, corner of Second
and (.'hotnut Streets, opposite Temple. Kev. Cius. (J.
McCi i i v. Pastor, residence on ( h>-•nut St. .Morning
servie •, 10.30; Afternoon service, 2 15.
F.rst Baptisi Church, corner of T'nion nnd Franklin
streets. R-v \. K. Chase. Pa-tor; residence on Middle
St., I, twoeii Winthrop and Lincoln. Moqjlng service,
I0.e0 ; Aft-moon service, 2 15.
MelhodiKt Episcopal Church. Middle Street,between Un
ion and Central. Ib v. Cm i n Filler, Pa-dor; residence
at C — thtrnon tire, opposite the Church. Morning service,
10 3' : Afteruo. n service. 2.15.
L • Cniver d -t Church, S-cond Street, (cor. of Fnion)
Si. Matthews l.p.scopal Church, Central Street. Rev.
Leonard Ii. St.min. Rector; residence corner of Second
and Lincoln Streets. Morning service, 10.30; afternoon
service, 2.30.
Free Baptist Church, Academy Street, between Second
and Middle.
r. M. C. A.
Regular meetings of the Yeung Men’* Christian Associ
ation of Hall, w* :l. are h*-hi in tin* Vestry of the Baptist
Church • vttv Monday • \ ning, commencing at 74 o’clock.
A cordial invitation is extended to all, both ladies and
gi ;.t!< men, to attend these meetings of the Assoeiation.
i'rayer meetings, conducted by members of the Associ
atiou, are held every Sunday evening—
In burns’ Sch*Milh<mse,-Karmingdale, at 7 o’clock.
1: S.'hoolhouse at French’* Corner, Chelsea, at 7 o’clock.
In London Hill Sell" ihouse. at 7 o’clock.
Ii tie- M ilder Srhoolhouse, Maneh ster, at T o*c1t«k.
A 1 Lit.'! »>ld Neck at, 2 1-2.
BENJAMIN FuWLES, President.
11. S. OWEN, Secretary.
MASONIC.
K nne»»ec Lodge, No 6, F. and A. M. Stated Commu
i I ■' ‘ W •*»! e In), . n or preceding the full mooli.
J VMKS ATKINS, Jr.. W. M. J. E. NVE, Sec’y.
.l rii- ih in It. A. Cha|iti r. Stated Convocation*, Thurs
I dav <>n or before ibe full of the ujoou.
it. F. WARNER, H P. P J. I>AY, Sec’y.
Alpha Council. Regular meetings, Wednesday succeed
| ins the fhll of the n mn, quarterly.
DAMP CARGILL, T. M. F. J. DAY. Rec’r.
Trinity Cora ni under y. Meetings at Augusta on the
second Friday of each month.
1). CARGILL, E. C. J. W. CLAPP, Rec’r.
TEMPERANCE.
j Union Temple of Honor and Temperance, No. 3. Reg
ular meetings, even Tuesday evening.
J. W. FULLER, W. <’. T HEN TENNEY, W. R.
Kennelnx Council, No. 4. Regular meetings on the first
and third Fri itv evenings of each month.
J J. JONES, C. of (’. C. (’. HUNT, R. of C.
j Sheridan Lodge, No. 233, I. 0. of G. T. Regular meet
ings everv Saturday evening,
p 8 BOYD, w C. T. F. A. A. HE ATH, R. 8.
MOSES M. SWAN,
Watch maker and Jeweller,
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Hi* Stock embraces a line line of
American and Swiss Watches,
in gold and silver '••pe, including the eelebrated
Naiiwn.d or Elgin Watch, Waltham. Tmnont, llor*
(iiiin Itonnett, Eardeaux, Jacot, Ac., in both ba
leand gentlemen’s sizes.
Fino Grolcl J cwcli-y,
Solid Gold Leon iton
Vest and Neck Chains,
STERLING A COIN SILVER GOODS,
FINE l'EATLI) WAKE.
SPECTACLES AND EYE CLASSES,
of the mo«t approved kinds.
( LOCKS OF ALL KINDS,
incitei ■ the cehdiruted lTHAf’A CALENDAR
.ill of which will lie sold at the
I.ohckI Price*, and Warranted.
Ihu-iit iihir attention given to repairing nl! kinds ot
Kim Wnfcl.es < hronometer Halanees applied and
adit: ted to temperature and position. MjauTO-tf
WANTED !
MtMEK'snnd Hunters having prime Mink Skim*
' on iiaiui w ll find a ejisli customer at highest
market price by .-.ending them to
J. II. H £LU A CO.,
No. 10 State St., : : Boston, Mass.
rtljnniflwi!
The Rally Kcnnohcr Journal,
Established Jan. 1, 1870.
NotU»o« by tlie T*re»#u
Thcfir-t number Of the D\il\ Ki nnepk< Join
vai w;i< issued lYom the Journal office on Mi tin
day . It is about the size and style of arrangement
Ms’the usual I»aily l.egislative’Journal. ainl in ty
pographical appearance will compare favorably,
we think, with the other Maine dailies. It is de
signed by the publishers to issue it daily through
the year," but we fear they w ill Ami then enterprise
which ought to be a paying oite, considering the
lield it w ill oreupy. to prove it losing one It < "«ts
a deal of money topubli-h a paper these tune.-, ami
a large, prompt paving-ubscriptiou list and a good
ly amount of advertising patronage at respectable
rates, are necessary to make a paper -cll--u tam
ing. and prevent ii- being a source of enibarass
meiil to its proprietors. Me lender this new can*
date for public patronage our wishes lor its finan
cial sitecess.—Maine Standard
Tin: 1 >a11 v Kj nm um .lot ijnat. made it- first
appear.'.to e last Saturday U is a \evy neat publi
cation. and enterpri.-ing — Ranyor Winy.
|*\,ir Kknm.IK Jut KNAl.-With the Colli
im m * incut « l tin New Year, we receiveil the llr-t
number of this new paper, published at Vugn-ta
1 >\ ’-pl ague Owen A: Nash. It is a large, -evi n < ol
uian paper, handsomely printed, and tin repula
t:■ • i. . t if- publishers i.-"a sufficient guaranty that it
will b* live and spiev - York t'aunty Jndeptndt nt.
Till llAfl.r Kl NM.1H JiU KNA1 wa- isslleit Jan
u.iiv 1-t. and ir to be a permanent institution. It
is.dwell MTanged. and handsomely printed sheet,
and we have nodoubt it will receive, as it deserves,
n lii»: lal -lipport from tin- people of AiigU-ta. lial
lowell and i.ardiner — HaUoirtll (iazette.
D.xirv Ki \nm i< Jm'K.ai.. Me have received
the ur-t number- of the new daily Journal now
p* i::i.iiu'idly e-taI-li.-he«l at the -tale Capital by the
enterprising publisher.- of the weekly Journal.
Me Sprague, Owen A Nash. Its appearance is
neat ami bu.-iucss like, and its editors will could
Je-s make it a progres-ive. live paper —AWri/s/ Aye.
\\ *. ' '-r.gratnlate <>ur f* iriuls < t the ld'-Num
JociiN \ i. upon the favorable an pices under w hi eh
tite r new daily has been i.-nueo. It appeared on
the 1 t • f JamiaiA . in hand.-on <* shape. its column?
well fill' d and -flowing evidence «•! -uflieiented
itorial ability and indu-n v to ensure its entire Mir
evs- M e tni-t the public will appreciate the ef
fort.- of the puhli-her- to serve them, and liberally
sustain the enterprise.—.Vui'we Farmer.
Till-: I ‘ana Ki n'I i ic .IniHMi, made its first
app* arance New Year’s day. It is a well propor
tioned sheet of twenty-eight "columns, and i- in ev
ery way well calculated to supply a w;.ni which
Angu-ta ha< felt for a longtime. M'ith the patron
age wltieh it should receive from Hallowed, Hard
im r. ami the other neighboring tow n-. in addition
to it.-local support we see no rea-on why this on
t* rpri-e -hould not l»e crowned with abundant suc
re — !>>■ rft r (iii .ette
1 »n. Daikv Ki.nmiih’ Journal made its ap
pearance on Saturday. It has a -mart ami news'
look, and w ill succeed— Flhwortli American.
Tin* first number of the Daii.Y Klvntbi.u Jot R- 1
NAK has been received. Those who w ish to re-I
eei'e tin* earliest and fullest information in regard
to the doings of the Legislature, should subscribe j
lor it.— Fastport Sentinel.
Daiia Ki.nm.lh .InritNAL. We have received f
the tlr.-t number of this paper, issued Jan l-t It :
is to be permanent and being the Matepaper.it
w ill be a compcnd of the doing - of the Legislature, j
valuable not only for the present but for preserva- j
tion for future reference. It will furnish curb and |
lull report* of the State Conventions of all kind-;j
lull report* of the Legislature, Lcgi-lative 1 omnut
tee. Hoard of Kducation, Ifoaid of A.ri« iilture. and j
all other matter.- of intcre. t relating to the State :
< >ov( rnmeiit. thus making itself u-cful to a very
wide circle of readers extending over all parts oI
the Mate. It w ill be a relinhleami -ti • ight-foi w ard |
Republican paper, and the first numberAmin it<
tliat it w iil be con dm1 ted with ability. and with lid* 1 |
itv to the principles of the party in v. lo-e iiit« ic-t j
hed It s of the • i/e of the D lily Lew
ton Journal --The Snnrin. Fres/ue l*l>.
Daily Ki.\m:i;h Journal. The advertisement
of this new daily appears in onr column- tw-day.
It giv*1* the legislative proceedings of ea* h day very
fully, contain - telegraphic dispatches, the financial
end ct nmuTcia) trail-a* lions in New Vcrk an<l I Bos
ton, ami is in * very respect a tlrd-da-s dail\ pa-1
per. Term- £7 per year, oi lor the legislative
.-e- ion.—Androscoggin Herald.
Dana Kfsnkbku Journal. The enterprising 1
proprietors of the Kennebec Journal, issued the ;
llr-t number of their new daily Jan 1-t It i* hand- i
soinely executed, ably conducted, ami de-erves at
l- ast fifteen hundred* Mib-cribors al«>ng the river.
During the legi-lature it is especially valuable.— ’
Somerset Rejntrter.
The publisher- ofthe Kfnni ; n Jol t n\i. com- ;
niciUT l tlieir daily paper with the New Year. It
is a good looking'sheet. much superior t<> the form
er -e.--iou issue-. No thrice weekly w ill liepub
li-hed — Hraekett in I'elf as t Af/e
N i w*r \ i kiss. W :th the V w Year we are greet
ed by the Daikv Kinnklh .l"t knal, published
by Sprague, (twi n N, h. It is of go<>d size, its
in alter is w ell arranged, and its editorial coinin' t
will show the -nine ability which has governed the
we* l b Journal.— Free /Yets. Rockland.
Tin.' Daily Kknnlku Journal has reached us.
ami i.- fully up t«» tin* standard of -ur expectations.
It- typographical appearance is neat, and t- gener
al arrangement all that could bede-ircd. We hone
,t will be liberally patroui/.e*l, and it will be if the j
people ot tin State do their dutyFarmington
('/non it /e.
The tir.-t i:umb» r of the Daily Kfnni bi.c Jot r
N.vt. promptly made its appearance on Saturd .v.
Jan. 1st. It a- a handsome sheet, got up in a style
(hat <1 s credit to its enterprising publishers.—
Jiiddet't-rd Democrat.
With the new year, came the DUI.Y Kkvvf.BF.c
Journal. it is a very neat paper, and we should
think it would be a favorite with the people of the
Kennebec —(iardiuer Home Journal.
Daily Klnneheo Journal. We have received
the fir-t number of the daily issued bv the publish
ers of the Kennebec Journal. This is not to be foi
the Legislature only, hut is to be a permanent daily
public.,tion. There is no reason w hy the lurge cit
ies and towns which duster about the capital
suould not afford support to at least one daily. even
though the railroad trains do bring Jin-ton papers
in a few hours from the press. The Journal is a
handsome sheet, well tilled with news and miscel
lany, and wc trust will be a tucce*: .—lit!fast Jour
nal.
The new Daii.y. We have received the first
number of the Daii.y Kknnkhi i Jot icnai . It is
one of the be*t looking daily papers which comes
to our olli c There i* no reason w hy such a spi ight
ly journal -hould not start at once on the road to
mu re*.-. The price of subscription is $7 per year.
~' (thus Ad rer tiger.
The 1 >aii.y Kennebec Joirnal made its bow to
the public last Saturday, and is understood to be a
permanent institution* It deserves a liberal sup
port in the Kennebec valley, not only through the
session of the Legislature, ol whose doing.* it will
give full report daily, but permanently.— U'aterville
Mail.
New m aporial. The Daily Kennebec Joi'esai.
made its appearance on csatunlay morning last. li
is printed m tiivt-rate style, and mnn:lc*ti* a great
deal of enterprise in its management. We are glad
to not ice that it has a good list 01 subscriber# in
.hi tv. who receive their paper* from a carrier at
eight o’clock. This is a great convenience, and one
that should be appreciated by ourpeople.— Gardiner
Reporter.
At vit'sta Daii.y Jofunai.. This paper made its
appearance last Saturday, very neatly printed and I
lull ol matter. Our only apprehension is thut An- :
gusta brethren are giving too much reading for the
patronage of a place no larger than Augusta,
i Success to the enterprise —Rrungtrick Telegraph.
i We have received the first two or three numbers
I of the Daily Kesnkkec Jorhnai., published by
Messr*. spragae, Owen X Nash. Augusta, which
! i.* hereafter to he a permanent daily paper, instead
1 of being published only during the season of the
Legislature, as heretofore. It is a handsome sev
j en-column paper, well made up. giving much agri
cultural and miscellaneous reading, as well as lo
i cal and general new *. We have no doubt it will be
ably conducted and wish it substantial success.—
Rockland Gazette.
The first number of the Daily Keno ukc Jont
NAL made its appearrnce on Saturday. It is very
neatly got up,— Or fa rd Jjeinoerat.
The first number of the Daily Ki nm.ki •' Jocu
nai. promptly made its appearance <n > turduy,
thel*tinst. It is a handsome shcu got up’m*a
style that does credit to its enterprising publishers.
—'Ou f ord Register.
A New DaII y NEWSPAPER. We receive the DAILY
Kenm ma Joi knai., a goodly • >/<d. well tilled
and mu artappearing paper, published by Messrs.
.•Sprague. Owen A Nash, at Augu-t i. the proprie
tors <>i tlie old Weekly) Kennebec Journal: terms,
#7 a year in advance. We hope it will be patron
ized bv our liepublieun fYiend*, and w e think it w ill
he. being tb.e first and only daily issued at the Cap!
tal.— Mathias I'nion.
Portland & Kennebec Railroad!
Winter Arrangement, Dee. 3, 18G9.
Passenger trains leave Augusta for Portland and
Boston daily at 5 43 and 11 A. M.
Bo-ton for Augusta at 7 ;tu A. M., and \2 M.: Au- :
gu-ta for Waterville at 3.40 P. M.
Augusta for Gardiner (accommodation train •. at
7.30, and 11.30 A. M., - 13. and 3.30 1* M.
Trains arc* ducat Augusta IVom Bangor at 10.33 j
\ M ; from Boston at 3 30 and won 1* M , from
Gardiner at 7 and s 43 A M . 1.30 and 3.no P. >1.
Passengers for Bangor fr«>m Bo-ion holding Maine 1
Central through tickets, and wishing to come via
Augusta, ran do so; and from Bangor to Boston,
purchase a Maine Central local ticket to Kendall's
Mills, and alter taking the cars on this line tin* con
dr. lor will furnish a ticket t<> Boston, making the
I u e through the same a-* via the Maine Central road.
1. L. LINCOLN, Superintendent
Augusta. April *>, ISM.
si:novas*
Fashionable Hair Dressing Dooms,
Opposite i’arrotl A Bradbury’*,
Water Street, : Augusta, Me.
.■shav.ng, shampooing, U.'tir-Drosfdng, ( idling, Col
oring, Ac. in the most approved style of the art.
Particular attention paid to cutting and curling La*
dies* and Children's hair. All kinds of Hair Work
made to order in the latest style. Ijan70-]y \
A Lnijgt- anil Wrll-ielertril Assort mini of,
Wallets, Bill & Pocket Books,
In Morocco and Calf, lor Pale Sow by
>Ctt TITCOMB A DORR. ,
JOURNAL
JOB PRINTING
Establishment!
UUR FRIENDS are reminded that having
the Largest
Sieaia Job Frintim EstaMislimenl,
On the Kivt r, and employing
COMPETENT AND EXPERIENCED WORKMEN!
We arc at all times prepared to execute In the beat manner
and at lute prices, all kiuds of
PLAIN AND FANCY
Book Job Printing
-SUCH AS -
Books,
Pamphlets,
Newspapers,
Mammoth Posters,
Handbills,
Show Cards,
( iradars,
Business and
Wcddnaj Cards,
Jjtter Headings.
Bid Hauls,
Ball 1 ieki Is.
Programim s,
Auction Kills.
Invoices,
Kills of I.atliiiK,
Receipts,
lam Klanks,
PLACARDS,
SCHEDULES,
INVITATIONS,5
RAILROAD and
Steamboat Printing,
At., Ac., Hr.
To all those w desire ork in our line, sre w uid say
that it is our Intention to
SUIT OUR CUSTOMERS
Both in regard to Prieea and Execution of Work.
iders by mail or express will receive the same
PHOM1T ATTENTION
as tiiougii delivered personally.
SPRAGUE, OWEN & NASH,
JOURNAL OFFICE AUGUSTA,
AuGraTA, Oct. 15, 1H69
LAST SENSATION!
Great Closing Sale
Ladies' Furs and Robes,
Wlicclcr's,-- Grardincr.
1NOW offer my entire stock of I,AI>1E>’ FTitS
and UOIIES .it less than eo.-t to manufacture.
Parties who wish to buy within the next two
years, and who wish to save money ohould not fail
Lo improve this
Git KIT (LOSIVU SALE
for I am going to .SELL regardless of cost.
Remember the Place:
Opposite the Post Office,
GAKIHNER. ME.
M. L. WHEELER,
| jau702nidAw Successor to Iluthawav A Wheeler
Stoves! Stoves !!
I’EEltI.ENN, TROPIC,
CITV OF WOltCKNTHK,
ciiilnox, i\ui:pi;.\m^n:.
tviviTi: >iot \T.iI.V
(iAK.IK.T HAAUKi also
WOOD & COAL FURNACES!
SECOND HAND STOVES
Bought and Sold.
ALL KIND SO F JOBBING
PROMPTLY ATTKNDKO TO, AM)
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED!
A. P. GOULD,
1 llonr * or til of Railroad Brldgr,
Mater Street, Augusta.
janlS-tJLwllI'
GOLD! GOLD! GOLD!
AID-AAVE!SON’S
BOTANIC COUGH BALSAM!
IS MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD.
TRY IT ! TRY IT ! TRY IT !
IT CUKES THE WORST
COUQH or COLD
IN A SHORT TIME.
IN LARGE BOTTLES, at - - - 35 Cents.
3NTo Cure ! IMo Pay !
FRANK KINSMAN,
DRUGGIST,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AGENT
FOR THE UNITED STATES AND CANADAS.
Cough no more when you can be Cured for
II .*> Cents !
TRY IT! Till’ IT !_TKV IT!
Opinions of lhe* Press.
The Kl NM:ri<' JoI'knai. lias been enlarged and
is now one ol the handsomest paper© in the l nilcd
States — Portland Press.
The Kkn.vkijm JoniNAl. comes to tm tin- week
enlarged, and with new type, giving it a very mee j
appearance, and an extra amount ol good leading .
mailer —Simon, in Lewiston Journal.
'plie Kknm:ik« .Ini i:nai. » omes to us much en-j
larged ami unproved. Nov type. clear paper, ami ;
a determination to keep up with the turn w ill en
sure to the patrons ol the .!• i i.naI. a 111st-eh.-s '
new-paper. e are pleased to notice the-e evi
dences ol prosperity on the pail • »I our neighbors j
ol the Journal and vvi-h them abundant sum ess.—
Ranyvr IVhiy and Courier.
l he hl.vM.i l c .lul l;,.Al. comes t<» im till- week
die-sed m new type throughout and greatly en
larged (nine columns ton page;, and m now. we be
lieve. the large-t paper il» the Mate, vv ith one i X« ep
li. n. lhe Jnt K.vvl. is lno.-t ably conducted by 1
Messrs Sprague. Owen X Nash, and deserves the
liberal support of the paity whose principles it
advocate.-. To its genial publisher© we vu.-li the
richest success.— Aeunthec L'.eporter.
The Kiwi p.I e J«d KNAI was enlarged this week
to nine columns, and is m vv the large t hdm sheet
m Maine. It i.- said that the l-roprietois will issue
a permanent Ihtily hem ebatb. beginning with the
legislative -e--i"n u Adr* rtiser.
I lie kKNNKUKt J«U KNAI. ol Augusta W ol be
enlarged. this week, and made the hugest paper in
the -t.;te — SpiLnyfield It* puliican.
The Kknm I l < .lot UNAI. has -plead it.-ell to the
-i/e ol the I’.o-toii Adveitiser. ami is otherwise im
proved. so that it is now the large-land perhaps the
handsomest paper in the state — H at*milt Mail.
The Ki nm .1* .I.M KNAI of las! Week appeared
in an enlarged form. printed on new type and upon
a nevv press — llangor Jeffersonian.
Tl.v ki.vNKi n .loruMi.. alw .ys neatly printed
amt ai Is conducted i otiic.- to u- tiilargt d amt il
po~-'ble neater 1«h king than ever bel*.re. It j- now
the large-t weekly printed in Maine.— Miukuis
l nion. . .
The Kknm Pf* Joiknat. comes to u- tin- week
in a new dress, and considerably enlarged, imp. cl
ing a prosperous condition financially, and vvbi. h
Well deserved.—rv* *t> * /. Pioneer.
The KknnK!;1«' J. d HS Al. « erne- to u- n.m ii en
larged, and dressed in a spick and span mw suit
Augusta i- bound to grow, and the J« t Isnai. pro
prietor,-* evidently mean to be up to the t.me-.—
Portland Transcript
The Kknnki.K .1 • *!'Knai. has been greatly en
larged. and is m»w we believe, the largest paper in
lhe Mate, 'l he publishers have recently added one
. l Campbell*.- be t new .-paper presses to their al
ready verv complete e-talli-hment and are pre
pareil to answer all calls that may be made upon
their tv pographie resources. It takes no backward
tep- though in it- i- ue it • a-t- A t.h-i,-. J’-aek
vvi.id” to its first number, comparing that with the
present —(iardiuer Journal.
The Kk.nnkuF' Joi k.nai., one of the be-l weekly
papers in New Kuglaud. come- l" w- etil. rged this
\ui k. We arc glad t<> see Ma li proof of it- pros- |
pci \tx.— I;<>*ton Vr<ni*< rij)t.
The Ki xnki l < .I'M i:xai, come- to u- tiii- we. k
in an enlarged form and mw dress. It makes a j
splendid appearance, and is worthy ot an extensive
circulation —l'UldeO>r<! Journal.
The Kkxxki.H* JornsAl. has been enlarged, and
is now the large-1 paper in the Mate. The publ -h
» is have had a mammoth Campbell pres- built j
-peeiallv f«>r it. and w ith a new dress of type t i- a i
verv hand nine sheet. The publishers should re- j
I reive a liberal support to e.-mncnsate lor the heavy
outlay which they mi>ke.— IlocUuml Fi r*
The Ki:-Vl »< Jm unal come- to m- in anew
dre.-s. and much enlaiged. which are evidem e.-ot
prospeiity The proprit tors of the Mate paper art
energetic* business men. and deserxe mueb credit
foj thi.- 1 i -1 improvement in theii valuable ioiirn.d
and we wish tnein huge success, linauci.illy. and
othei wise.— Farmintjfi n < 'hnatirle.
Tin l\l. - M i I t Jcl UXAi. ha- been enlargetl am!
vei\ much improved- New type, new press, new i
d> termination t«» make a fii-t-v|:\ss State pap' 1
The Jot' it x ai. next r looked so prosperous and well
to-do. and we are more than pleased at these ex:
deuce- of pro-perity.—Ethnrorth American.
The Kk.nnk.i I * Jot h> xi. has been considerably
enlarged, dressed in a fine new .-nit. from head t<
foot, and makes a fine appearance — Caluit Advei
titer.
The IvExxr.l l *' Jnri:x.\T. wine- to u- enlarged
and in a new -uit of tvpe. Tic Jot'ltNAl. is web
conducted, readable, industrious m news, and
pretty much .all that ' mxv j.:.per hould be ex ej»t
in it- politics — /{epuhiictrn Journal.
The kKNNm i Jnt'KXAI. ha- been eulargt d, am’
is printed with new tvpe and a mxv press It l- one
of the largest end be-t weekly papers in the State
—Funtport Sentinel.
Tin: Kknxkiikc- .Toritwi. Thi- valuable State
paper ha- recently been enlarged, with an entirely
new dress. It is' printed on one of Campbell
pres.-es—and i- one of the large ■ t it not the largest
papers in the state. The Fot itx xi is now :i thirty
six column paper—and the publishers must have
been :d great expense in making -m b improve
ments without any extra charge for the paper.—
/Stratai/uis fjhsen er.
Xkwsi’aporial. The KKNvi-:r.rc J«»ritxAi
which was large enough before has been enlarged
and i- now th largest in the state. It i- printed on
j new tvpe and is a hand-nine as well as a well
edited paper.— Progressive Aye.
Eieu Et Mon Droit,
MRS. DINSMORE’S
GREAT ENGLISH
COUCH &CROUP
BALSAM.
Of Hoarhound k Anise Seed,
For Coughs, Colds, Shortness of
Breath, Asthma, &c.
Thi' excellent Medicine has the extraordinar
propei'-tv "| immediately relic\ iug ( oi t.ns. ( < - i.i-s
IIoai:*km ** liimn in of111:i \ i nn«•. " m><>r
[NG ( Oi l.II. itIXi III SKIM.hS OF I IIK THROAT. i
operate* hy di**olving the congealed phlegm, aixl
causing free expectoration.
Person- who are troubled w:t 1» that unpleasant
tickling in the Throat, which deprive.* them of n-t.
night alter night, by, the mcesMint cough " huh it
provoke-, will F»v* taking one dose, find jinnvuKii*
relief; and one bottle in most cases "ill ‘'fleet a
cure.
Incases of Croup it gices immediate Relief.
Price SO Cents.
Preimrp't from a rer.-i|it of a Mrmher of the
l'hnrniaeeutiral Society of (Heat Iti itain.
For Sole at I)rup: Stores eenerally.
i A. 71. IHKSlIOKi: A CO., Prop’s,
PORTIASl>, MR.
For sale in ViiKnsfa by Johnson- Hhotiiki:s ; in
(lunUm-r by II. F. Johnson; in Hallowell by W. It.
j Hau.ahin. ’ tisJanAiuim*
MOSES W. FARR,
General Insurance Agt,
LIFE AX'D FIRE.
I
OFFICE, NQ. 1 DAUBY BLOCK,
.MVGVST.i, JJ.If.Vt. tljauTU-tl
Standard Periodicals for 1870.
Republished by the Leonard Scott Publish
ing Co., New York.
JndifptTxaullt' to all desirun* of being well informed
tut Iht yrtnl aubjeet* tf the tiny.
1. The Edinburgh Review.
This i- the oldest of the series. In it.- main fen- j
tun? it still follow» in the path luaiked out L»v ,
Brougham, Jcllrcv, >ydney Midth. mid Lord Hol
land. it» original founders and last contributors. ^
2. The London Quarterly Review,
which commences it.- i>th volume \\ ith the January
I number, was t« t on toot as a rival i*» the Kih>
j m noil. It ros iutcly maintains its opposition in
j politico, ami show* c«piai vigor in its literary de
; pur linen t.
3. The Westminster Review
! has just closed it- '.dd volume. In point of literary
I ability this lUv it vv is fast l .-iug t<- a lev*l with if
; competitors. It i- the advocate of political and re
! ligiuns liberalism.
i
4. The North British Review,
j now in it- olst volume, occupies a very high i*>si
tion in periodical literature. l\i-~ing beyond the
i narrow loimali-mol school- and parties, it aj peal- j
; to a wider range of sympathies and u higher luteg
r.tv of toiiVK tiou.
5. Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine
an- commenced A2 years ago Ltpialing the l^uar
terlii - in it- literary* and scientific departim nts. it
i ha- won a wide reputation tdr the narratives aud
kt t. he- which cuhvtn it.- pages.
'Mt'MZ.US MO Ml 1*70.
For any one of the Reviews, (4 00 per annum
For any two of the Review *, 7 a*o
For any three ol the Reviews, 10.UO “
For all’four of the Review s, lit “
f or 1 ‘.lackwood’s Magazine. 4 00
bur Blackwood and one Review. 7.00 “
b or Blackwood ami anv two of tlie
Reviews. ' 10.00 “
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lieview*, 1J 00 “
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! direct t>> thr ruWithert. No preiiiiuni* can be given
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I The .January number* \\ ill be printed from new
| type, and arrangement* have been made, which, it
is hoped, w ill secure regular and cuily publication
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Js.lK). '"51
Edward Rowse,
124 IV A TE li S TR E E T
t-i DEALER IN
Watches, Jewelry,
[AND SILVER WARE !
Agent tor the
Wislileani Watt’ll
And LAZARVS A M( I .US’
1 ’erfect eel Spot taclen.
93- Special attention paid to Hie repairing of all
kinds of
FINE WATCHES.
Ch ron om vter Ra la n era
applied and aemirately adjusted to temperature
position and isoehronism.
TINE TAKE * B1 TRANSIT.
♦Ijan70-tf
Hotel Notice.
rrilE (lardiner Hotel havin* l>eon thor*
!| oujfhly repaired, and entirely new fur*
mshed. will be opened Wednesday, Doe.
15th. OIJVKR C. ROlJjNS.
Gaiibner, Dee. 1:1, USbU. tljanTO tf
PRICES REDUCED!
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS,
AND
T\u l cy Art i cles,
AT
JOHNSON’S
FAMILY DRUG STORE,
Opp. POST OFFICE, AUGUSTA, Me.,
Where can be found one of the largest and best
selected stocks on the Kennebec river,
aud Prices that defy compe
tition.
PATENT MEDICINES
Of all kind* and in large quantities. Fold to ?uit
I'urehtirers, at
Johnson Brothers.
CATARRH REMEDIES.
BRUSHES
OK EVERY DESCRIPTION AT
JOHNSON BROTHERS.
Feather Dusters,
Fine Sponges,
Carriage and
Bathing do.,
Chamois Shins,
O LJJ.S,
H UE SPERM. CASTOR, OLIVE. NEATS-FOOT,
ESSENTIAL OILS OE ALL KINDS, AT
Johnson Brothers.
FINE SOAPS,
FKEN OIL A.TCTD ENGLISH
and (a-nnine
Imported Castile,
GLYCERINE
AND 110NEY SOAPS,
5 Cakes for 25 cent?, 25 Cuke* far one d liar.
Shaving Apparatus,
Com {-rifling RAZORS from the \ r?t manufacturer*
in the V, tld ; STROPS <f all kind? ;
the COMBINATION MIG- a v.«vel
and c« nvenient xiJrirlv. BRUSHES
cl every de?cripl%n, and SOAP8
of the be*t quality.
Johnson Brothers.
HAIR PREPARATIONS
OF ALL KIND?, for 75 CENT?,
Johnson Brothers.
SACHET POWDERS.
A Large Stock of
LUBIN’S,
G-A.TJiDIR.A.'Y’S,
AND ALL OTHER
IMPORTED PER FEMES.
Also a LAROE LOT of
TOILET POWDERS,
Ul. VII FltMIN.
. AND
TOILET ARTICLES
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AT
Johnson Brothers.
FI RE CALIFOBKJA
AND
IMPORTED M INES.
For Mcdiciul Purposes. at
JOHNSON BROTHERS.
SARDINES,
OLIVES,
PICKLES, Ac.,
CIOAKS A TOBACCOS
OF ALL KINDS.
CANARY, RAPE & HEMP SEED,
AT
Johnson Brothers.
I
Pcoprietora of
RR. RENNET S MfRralfd Jawidiw Fitters.
Person* from the country, Phjaieiana and all
others, will do well to call aud examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
Remember the place!
OPPOSITE TIIE POST OFFICE,
j JOHNSON BROTHERS.