July 14, 1885
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T he Courier-CGazette. r o c k i-a m * o a zi:t t i: i > t m -.i.is iie i, iRin.f (The 'press is (be ^rtbinubfan *?cbcr that hlobrs the tfdorli) at <iwo Dollars a Hear 1 \V(» not I MIS \ yi \ IV x tn X NCF. iiiH Ki..nii co, itiFH i:sr.\iti.isiiEi> iHM.t • <i\»;i.i. i i:n i. i i \ i <•i-.xts. V o b . 4.— N ew S e h ie -;. ROCKLAND, MAINE, TUESDAY, JULY 1 1. 1885. N E M B E R 26. dispiritedly into bod and sink into a troubled tearing of wood, an 1 presently the forms of “ Five shillun,’’ she i ndfl unfed, reaching out regulars and v.dmi’cpr- are kept in dail;. i Subscribers finding this paragraph LARKS ABROAD. sleep, the coals start up with wonderful energy the two conspirators issued from the gloom the Ik ok. drill, and I had frequent opportunity of stu ly marked will understand that they arc mi l burn with overpowering heat until morn The Judge divided perfectly fair. We'll I shook my head. ing the army material of Inr inai ^’y. The in arrears for Tm; < m un n-G\zi.t ie SHOWING YOU HOW TO GET ing. Then all is cold ami chcCrlcs* again. show you ihe pie-es when we get home, but an’ “ Five shillun. ’ <he pleaded, fondling ihe element of stirpiisc is found in the extreme . OUT OF IRELAND ALIVE. Perhaps all travellers do not meet with our un ) on Jove hr. not a word till we are out of tills hook lovingly in iier parchment binds; “ five v o u th fu lm th a t theRC ranks- dKeover. R e Please rem it. happy experience. If they lid Ireland would country. Should the deed be known our lives shillun is cheap Ibr secli a beautiful book. marking tlie countenance*'- of almost anv p a c The Sights of the Principal City A draw very few cold blood c« I visitors, except in would not be worth a minute. Why, Duffey was round here, only the last ing company one w mid place tlie av- rag - AMERICAN HUMOR Specimen ot Car Driving Iniquity tlie middle of summer. o u t Ell rights. Saturday that ever was, trv in’ to get a copy for age at t wcuty-' ic . Thi- i.c l standing ann\ Dean Swift’s Pulpit—Tom Moore’s The next day wc removed our expensive live shillun -but we hadn't none, then ” • 'Tcrrrible railroad .e vident \epterday The streets, like all the streets of the cities is costing the British civilian a heap of money. 1 Birthplace — How to Buy a Book A patronage to another hotel that of the London wasn’t it?’ “ Hadn’t he nJ of it. wliat Few Random Notes That Have Been here, are plentifully besprinkled with statues I turned away again with another '•hake of b is an expensive thing to be a big nation—on 1 A- North Western Railway, where we found tlie head, though I knew the price she asked wa«r?" I he X load, you know it,?” Crowded out of Previous Communi ami monuments erected to die memory of great this side of the World. everything of the best—both in appointments was reasonable enough. “ Yes. w e llP” “ It paid a dividend.*’— cations. men. Those of Nelson and Wellington are The soldier is numerous but not now in use and service. When you g o to Dublin try ' Four, then,” she called once more, raising as regards this island though ju«t w hat de lloslon Post. S ix t h L e t t e r . the most imposing, ami Goldsmith, Gray, it. her cracked voice as I got into the street. Why should England object to receiv O’Connell, Moore ami others are gratefully re gree of intimidation is exereKod by the large Dublin, besides being the chief city in “ Three," I said. ing back the eraz.v M rs. Dudley! Her pe ROMl. OF HIE SlO ItTS. membered in marble and bronze. There are number of red-coats in barracks here 1 would j Ireland, is also without question the dirtiest. “Three shillun!” she reproachfully rejoined, not undertake to conjecture. The government culiar type of crankiness might be of as- St. Patrick’s Cathedral, chiefest among nil some very handsome stores to be seen on S«ek- Other writers for generations past have cotn- holding the book up to the light. “ Three si'-tariee to the authorities in dealing Ireland’s, occupies the site where so long ago \illc street, the principal business thorough police preserves order, an 1 does it well. He Ss inented upon the fact. I see no occasion to shillun for a book as Duffey would be dying with the dynamiters. — llnsfon Herald. as A. I). 890 there stood a ehureh said to have fare, hut Ibr its size Dublin can hardly com everywhere. The smallest town or village is ‘ differ from their charmingly unanimous to give live for!” M r. S m iley: “ Belter let me carry the been built by St. Patrick himself. A part ol pare with American cities for its stores—or ornamented by his blue coat, helmet ami silver (pinion. A« we drove by jaunting car down I started off*. poo.lb*, mv dear, and you < ui carry tho the present structure dates from 119), but it perhaps I ought to say shops, as they have no trimmings, lie stands on tlie platform of the south side of the Lilley toward our hotel, “ Here—here!" the oil woman screamed, (very railway station. You him. You baby.” Mrs. Smiley : “No, no; you we remarked a row in interesting progress be- present magnificence is due to Guinness the “stores” over here. The castle, the seat of “ take it for three !” feel that at any moment 'on can bring your carry tlm baby: I einnot tru-t \ou with tween two ragged laborers, otic of whom as we great Dublin brewer—“ Guinness’ stout,” you vice-regal government, is a gloomy looking So I made another excellent trade -for the self under the law’s protection. There i* a G vp: \ on m ight drop h im .” - T h e f l a m - parsed was engaged in the facetious occupation know,—who a few years since expended near'y structure, in no way remarkable save for its I d t r . book Ibr its illustrations alone was worth wondertul degree of security imparted by this j of knocking double knocks with his opponents a million dollars in the cathedral’s restoration. exterior uglii.ess, i< detested by*every Irishman double the price I paid for it. Besides, I suc ubiquitous blue-**oat. lie is also a most vabin- , Tat said fp a ‘hanger, in a t fl< numb.' wav : head on the cobble-stone digging. lie seemed Jonathan Swift the distinguished writer ami who loves liis country—detested for the scan “ W ill von el-aM tell m e, H r, tin* tim e o f tlie ceeded in keeping if out of Duffey’s bands. I IHc hand at imparting information. 1 wi-h 1 J .lay ?” to be enjoying himself vastly, but I thought as politician was dean here from 1713 to 17 la. and dals of government that hover about its un didn’t know who Duffey was, but if lie had got could get one of them to write these I--tter-'. With his cane he vtrm k Tat a , low on tlie we passed that I detected an expression of an the fact that he, together with his famous savory precincts ami for the unpopular Ear' his Irish clutches on that particular volume I I don’t knowtiiat I should pa*-- ti; * point ! head. noyance creeping into the face of the man who “ Stella,” lies buried here, doubtless more than Spencer who represents the English govern “ It h is in<’ Mi'in-k I. von Holt," lie said. believe I should have died with mortification. without ii 'narking upon the Judge’s brogue, was un.lcrneath,whence I concluded, that if the anything else attracts Americans to the spot. ment within its walls. There are a number “ Be j ile.cr-,’’ .-ay* Pat, “ I’m very glad that I At Dublin I took a bath. which lie began to acquire soon after striking I k n o w ; thing continued ill ft cling was likely to be engen We looked Ibr the two marble slabs marking of other public buildings, notably the Custom IHISH x o i E-HOOK. Irish soil, and which lias- been rapidly growin. i But I’m thankful I didn’t ask vo • an hour dered. As we swept on the crowd was closing their resting places—looked tor them out in the House ami the Eour Courts, but none that are a g o ." P u n c h . Gur sight-seeing in Ireland ended here ami upon him ever ••Ince. It perhaps lacks In some i in and ( heel ing with the liveliest satisfaction, churchyard, of course, as any one would do. prominent from an architectural point of view. we creased over into Wa,e<. As I strive -w ith details the full, rich im-omprehenslide eliarac- ! Eilty years ago the telegraph was un and everybody appeared to be enjoying himself. Wc hopped about from tomb stone to tomb At No. 12 Aungicr street is the birthplace of known It, was imt>t»«Mble at, tililL ill success—1«» recall what 1 have hastily re teristics of the extreme south of Ireland, still I was sorry to miss the continuation, for I stone and got into the wet grass but nothing of Thomas Moore, the great Irish poet.