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Scotchman with his wife and a pretty little leading, and when I paid yes, lie said I must vaulted nreh of blue. (I flatter myself that ments nnd am on do k in a jiffy, as happy as pass' d. 1 hose interc-ted in breaking down a girl whom I fancy the Judge would like tn LARKS ABROAD. h ive skimmed it, then, for he couldn’t do such that is rather pretty language, and what's the best of them. How glorious it all is. as law have mean- at their . unmand and perfect kiss were she fourteen or fifteen years older; a tiling in double the time, as he had to repeat more, it’s true and valuable, too, if you tan wc steam along the hold and ragged shore, organization, while those who would see it en and a great variety of other sorts of people, SHOWING ist HOW TWO YAN every word with his lips. And that,’’ the only understand it.) through smooth water, to Cork harbor and forced have neither. What the latter do h all of whom we infer arc hound across as they KEES CROSSED THE OCEAN. Apostolic concluded, malevolently, “ that shows There are many other euriou- phases of this Queenstown, where tin* Judge and I, together done from purely humanitarian reason', while remain on hoard with unwearied pertinacity him to l»e a ’man of veiy low mental culture life to one who dwells upon them for the first with a few of the steerage pnss u gers are to the others have a direct inoiiev i id rest in what ami talk of Liverpool as though they wanted indeed.” time. I am otic of them, nnd I do not under Companions at Sea The Apostolic and disembark, while the halime of the ship’s they do. D it any wonder then that prohibi to get there. 1 murmured something to tlie efieet that it stand if, either, when the sea is so smooth and Other Characters Amusements at company press on to Liverpool. tion is not enforced perfectly in these states ? Sea—High Life Below Decks Humor RTKAMSIIIP LIFE. certainly did have some such an appearance, everybody about me so joyous and calm ami A jolly crowd congregate*; in the smoke- With tlie liquor interest boring away night and | cqtlftblc of stomach. I do not eat much. at the Dinner Table Sunday in the In one sense It is monotonous, though each though I was puzzled to account for the great room nnd hen* for two bottrs the Italian day, is it any wonder that the ship is partly Atlantic — Regarding Gruel High succeeding day brings to us something that is warmth that the Apostolic had infused into his Tlie company will make money off me. A signors turn themselves loose in a revel of full of water, and in danger of sinking? It is Priced Opera- A Traveler's Medicine interesting while it perchance may not he new. remarks. It came out afterwards in conversa dish of gruel at morn’ng, a trifle of brer-tea at s mg, Sig. Brimhoni accompanying on the rather a wonder that it lias kept afloat so long. Chest—The End of Misery. We early master die system of marking time tion with the Judge. It seems that the noon, nnd at supper. If I feel able, some grind binjo with unlimited grace and abandon. There should he in every town a vigilance hy the hells, though s >me of the ladies posi Ap »stolie nnd the bald-headed party ran into again. Orncl! hah! 1 detest the sight of it Fancy if von can-but you can’t- a score of cjmmiitee, made up of men who are not afraid Second Lettf.u. tively assert that they do not apprehend how it an abstract discussion of theology, in the It haunts me. Today in a moment of aber the leading men of tlie finest opera company to act. That committee shoiil i liave in its em As I was saving, there are some very pleasant (an he eight bells three separate times course of which they split on free-will, where ration and my berth I composed these fines in tlie worl I turned up for a mad but perfectly ploy the best legal talent ,<» In- had and money people besides the Judge and tnyself on board. within a dozen hours. It’s no use, they pout- upon the bald-headed man exhibited decided to its memory. I showed them afterwards to well-intentioned carousal of song, witli to hear the expenses of prosecutions. Every There are some others perhaps who arc not so ingly protest, they can nof understand it. And leanings toward atheism, and cruelly stepped the Judge. He rend them slowly nnd painfully choruses from all the best of operas roared church should stand with this committee, and through. pleasant, hut one endures them as one would yet a woman will do up her hack hair in a upon tlie Apostolic’s feelings. They separated forth with heartiness and perfection. Every just as much attention should he paid to this as a ease of measles, knowing that it is not to score of dillerent ways and think nothing of it. in a heat, and then •elbrlh avoided one another “ What do yon think of them ?’’ I asked,witli body laughed and rubbed their hands and to any other movement for the protection of last forever. The steamer for a season is a As every once in a while I get to be a year or persistently. This accounts for the Apostolic’s all of the popular author’s pride of voice. veiled bravos voa ought to have heard me the young, for it is the greate-t danger they little world in the midst of a surrounding me two older the intricacies of the feminine mind animadversions. He was revenging himself “ I think,” the Judge returned, as he care yell, and possibly you did If you happened to are subjected to. Such organization would fully drew on his white flannel night shirt and dium of water, and it behooves one to live at become more and more a subject of unintelli on the bald headed parly by holding up his he listening at the moment. When we broke make short vvork of the infamous traffic. Pro got into bed, “ I think there orc things even peaee so far as in him lies with all about him, gible comprehension. literary frailties 'to contumely and scorn. up there was a great deil of shaking hands hibition luv never failed except where its en worse than seasit •knc*s.” ignoring or quietly enduring the little ills to At noon each day two officers make their Some men are hound to have their revenge. and talking in broken English, while Rig. forcement has li is been left to evervone, with 1 called the little loot Imre which this life is incident, realizing that there appenance on the main deck, hearing in their He is somewhat of a humorist, too. is the Cherubini, tlie leading impressario -I think out means or concert of action. It lias only Apostolic, in his way. are no others to which lie could escape even if hands a sort of exaggerated compasses, witli K IE L ’S CIU El. (.1(1 I I.. that i< it - besought me to call at his hotel tailed w here insufficient effort has lx en made “ Gentlemen,” he said at table today, very lie would. witli which they take the sun. You have .Scarce had the ship made sail fur di-iant port — when I got to London, where, he assured me, to enforce it. It can be enforced everywhere, abruptly, “ I suppose you never heard of the Next meat the table sits a gentleman who is heaid of a man wanting the earth ? Well, Onr hearts still sore from partings sad and cruel he “ would he at my deesposeesecon.” I told provided those intere-ted will organize, pro man who built a patentegg trap?” i When daneinu waves made me their laughing cp ri, enumerated upon the list as a ltev. somebody dear Henry, these men take the sun * Then I Ami I was tain that night to sup oil' g rin I. him I would, and I will. I am going around vide mmicv, and employ legal agencies whose or other—it is not necessary to the purposes of the number of miles the ship has made during We all said wc believed we never had, and and strike him for a couple of tickets to the business it is to see that violator;- aie^mnishcd nothing would render us happier than to learn I When morning d ned —alas and Oh alack ! this veracious chronicle that he be more speci the past twenty-four hours is jotted down on a ' The steward e—a ndr haired youth named opera. and the provisions of the 1 iw carried out. tlie Occurrence now. Hind— fically designated. He is somewhat stern and chart, which also indicates the vessel’s position getting AsitoKK. That is nil there is of I:. It is f.,r the people “ Well, you see—hoho-lio!” the Apostolic 'ni sick !” groaned I ; lie hitched Ida trousc uncompromising in the east of his counte in mid-oeeun at the time, nnd the passengers At midnight outside Cork harbor the clank wlio pass the law to see that it is enforced. nance, which aspect is by no means benevolent are thus informed of their precise whereabouts went on, “ there was a man who built a patent Q uoth he Iw would you like Home niet Organization is the only way to pulverize tlie fresh gruel ing engines cease, and in answer to a signaling ly tinged by his patriarchal white side-whiskers. and made comfortable In their minds. Men of —ha-ha ! a patent egg trap, and when the hen mm power. W. got on to it to lay she looked around and rocket a tag comes out to take the passengers He has crossed the ocean fourteen times, he a hold and lawless character lay hets on each Slow drag tin* hours betwixt the morn and noon, ------♦ ♦ ►------And then tin* Ju d g e eoim*s to ttering dow n, “ Now and mails ashore. Farewells again are cordial informs me, and in an outburst of confidence day’s prospective run, and thus the most inno couldn’t sec any—ha-ha ’.—any egg, so she sat BRIC-A-BRAC. down again and laid another, got up ami found d... Will, - ly exchanged, and we stagger on hoard the he assures me that never, on all the many lines cent ami necessary transaction in tho world is Nay, I implore you” —thus he begs ef soon — "To take another bowl of oat-u.eal gruel. tug, and steam away from oar nine-days’ he has traveled, lias so varied and well cooked made tlie occasion of gambling. Being averse that gone also—laid another- same result— A Montreal weather proptu t predicts aud the —hi'-ha h a ’.—the consequence was she home. On the quay wc are met hy the etts- a bill-of-fare been presented for the delectation to any form of betting that is likely to result O gruel—gruel morning, noon and night! toms officials, to whom we open our satchels — oppressive heat, high winds, tornadoes of his palate. And he is posted in this direc in loss neither the Judge nor myself have thus laid and la id till she laid herself all away— I'd lather far to light a bloody duel, and frost for tlie latter part of .June. hahahaliaha!” Than lie Ini nv, a groaning, sea-dek fright, we have no trunks. Ibis in our ease is a tion, too, for he orders in his meals with the far engaged in this hilarious pastime. Eeil with a spoon on loathed, detested gruel. slight formality, and the officials being satis “ If what doctors siv is true the best practical air of an expert in cookery and Nobody smiled. tiling the owners of Plymouth,” says the In the smoking-room on the main deck the WEAR IXO AWAY. fied that we carry no firearms, we are passed, descants upon the peculiar merits of each masculine passengers also congregate and play “Laid herself away where, sir?” the Doctor I’niladclphia 'J'itues, ‘ 'can do is to turn softly enquired with an air of respectful in Oh, hut the time somehow wears away. I after another sharp-eyed person has asked viand with the unction of a connoisseur. A at cards—some innocently enough, others bent our names and purpose in visiting the country, the town into a truck patch and use the private decanter of some refreshing liquid stands on speculation, 'i’llis hitter class is confined to terest. don’t know how it does it, hut it does. water supply as a fertilizer.” “Away where ?” echoed the Apostolic, with One morning 1 crept into the inviting little together with how long we are to remain, and ever by his plate, out of which he is wont to the Italian singers, who play draw-poker all jotted our answers down in a little hook. The New O rleins Times licmocraf has the testy manner of a man whose joke falls barber-shop for a shave. The gentleman who refresh himself with infinite gusto. A genial the day long at a shilling a corner with a grace Queenstown is dark and deserted as we been shown evidence of a sale o f 11,000 hard, “ why, away to nothing, of course. presided over this emporium was a squat indi acres of valuable coal and iron land in party he seems to be, and emboldened by cer and abandon that is peculiarly an attribute of hasten to the hotel along’ the street that re tain outward tokens of suavity I early essay a sunny Italia, but with a profound knowledge What else could she lay herself away to ?” vidual with a breath, lie put me down in his Alabama w ith in the past week, as one The Doctor made no reply, and the conver echoes to our tread. After a tremendous deal little conversation with him. So in that pleas of tlie game that is essentially American in its chair, rapidly lathered my face and pulled his result of a leading rail w »y exhibit in the sation died a natural death. But it seems tn razor over me with a motion like raking down of thumping on a window hy the man who has Exposition. ant manner for which 1 am likely to achieve a accent. shown us thither, the Boots of the hotel is me I have heard of that story before. Wasn’t a fiddle at a country dance. I’liere is a bird roost at L ik e G entry, reputation upon two eon:incuts I say one Then there is the mild and genial game of finally aroused and com ing out, barefooted, it found among the inscriptions oil the mummy “ Man dear!” 1 yelled in excess of pain, in Brevard county, Florida, covering a morning at table: ring-toss, the excitement of which consists in fights us sleepily to a quaintly furnished room “Over what pastoral charge are you at pres h joking on the. ring when the ship Is lurching, of Thothmcs III. that was dug up a few years “Your razor harts!” tract of eighty acres, in which, it is esti that looks as if it had dropped out of one of mated, over 7,00(\0 '() birds gather every ent settled, sir ?” and when you get tired of that you can make ago ? Or was it Thothmcs I. ? He paused an instant and critically looked at Dicken’s novels. At two o’clock of a Sunday season. It has been a resting place for “ Well—-blurm ! blurm !—” (he always has to the circuit of the main deck, fifteen times SUNDAY AT SEA. the edge of his weapon. “ Oh, no,” he said with a contented sigh as morning we drop our tired heads into the birds from time immemorial. clear his throat before dispossessing himself of around which constitutes a mile, and when The fourth day dawns with the sea as smooth grateful rest, of feather pillows, aud so the a remark,) “ I am not at present settled any yon weary of that you can watch for passing as glass. At 11 o’clock tho bell rings tor di he reached for me again, “ it ees not ze razor— There is n sore eje wave in the H ud Judge and I pass our first night on the sod of son R iver Walley, says t ie Poughkeepsie where.” ships, which are far from being numerous, or vine services, which are held in the saloon. ze razor ees sharp. It ees ze skin.” the Emerald Isle. F i ller. A’/f/O . Oculists cal! it "Conjunctivitis.” “And what denomination, may I ask,” 1 von can sit in your chair and tan beneath tlie / laid noticed that, too. 1 asked him if he On one side sit the cabin passengers, tlie steer Tin re are at least .’»o » ca-es at the pres pleasantly pursue, “did I understand you to had heard of the great anti pain discovery scorching rays of the sun, and contemplate age opposite, while tlie sailors, clean shaven ent time, and it seem- to lx* on the in tny you are connected with ?” Nunky leaning pensively upon his familiar and smartened with a hit of handerchief or so, called cocaine. He said he hadn’t. IS PROHIBITION A FAILURE? 1 paid him a shilling for the shave. A shilling crease. 'I’he epidemic reaches all classes, “ Well—blurm ! blurm !—” he rejoins, “I am broom, or you can order the deck-steward to flic decorously in and occupy the center. The and both young and old. not now ot tiny particular denomination. I bring you a hottie of lemonade, which is a very is a twentieth part of a pound in English Doctor conducts the service—that of the Church A Correspondent Espouses the Temper A farmer near Waslrnglon, Pa., hav claim to belong to tlie Apostolic church, sir, money and is equal to about twenty-five cents pleasing autertainment too. Oh, there’s am of England—and very beautiful it all seems, ance Cause in Vigorous Style. ing occasion to take ids horse from tho blurm ! blurm!—the Apostolic church.” usement enough at sea, I can assure roti. with the responses of the men, the singing of United States. It was a great deal of shave M essrs Furious. My attention has been lield to the staid.•, owing to the anim 1 And so we called him the Apostolic. The the hymns, the bright sun ‘•hilling all around for a shilling. The steerage passengers live down below us, called to this subject by an article in one of suddenly becoming sick, unthinkingly title may sound a bit irreverant, but surely we and the sea wind blowing freshly through the In the morning I poke my head out of the forward, with privileges of tlie deck back to a oar state papers headed as above. Permit me left his dinner b:i-k» t behind, which lie di,l not intend it ns such. We had to call him open port and exclaim : certain point. Beyond this line of denurka- open ports. to say through the columns of your paper, (a was surpi ised to lind on returning several something, and that under the circumstances The Italian portion of the passengers arc ••Hist! I seem to smell the shamrock !” tion the Intermediate passengers hang oat, as thing I have not done tor some years) that the days later had been carefully guarded was the aptest thing in the world. We subse “ All right,” the Judge returns; “ so long as all the while by his tog. which would you Americans say. Thu intermediate pas chiefly noticeable for their absence. Many of papers that are afraid to follow an idea to it- quently ascertained that he had been debarred it’s not a real rock we are safe.” not move from the vieluilw. although senger is socially beneath the first cabin but them are playing high-low-jiiek for heavy legitimate conclusion, or are willing to work in from preaching because of certain eccentricities So it seems the Judge is also getting up several neighbors tried to frighten and vastly above the steerage. Each grade lives stakes in their staterooms—for the rules do not the interest of the liquor dealers to the extent of genius, into which, however, wc felt delicate some jokes to use on English soil, where jokes ol coax him away. and cats to itneli- the first cabin sumptuously permit cardplaying in the smoking-room upon of advocating the licensing of the most infa about enquiring. Exceedingly agreeable he this description command an extraordinary W ithin the last 30 days about 100 lives every day, tlie intermediate not so well hy the Sabbath. Later during the day these sin mous traffic that curses the earth, are filling made Vimself to us through the trip, aud we half, while tlie steerage I fancy lias to put up gers congregate about the deck aud fill them premium. have he. ii lost through the parsimony Friday night Her Majesty’s Opera gave a their columns with statements that prohibition and criminal neglect of builders and never shall forget him. We couldn’t. witli many a crumb that falls from the rich selves with wine to an extent that impresses has proved a failure in the states that hive At the head of the table sits the ship’s d< e- passengers’ table. The sailors fare equally one with an astonishing sense of their liquid concert in the saloon. I was busy in my berth owners. 'I'lie conviction of these men at the time, so I sent the Judge, lie said it adopted it, viz., Maine, Kansas and Iowa. on charges of manslaughter would not tor, a somewhat young man, intensely waxed with the steerage. Where they lived I do not capacity. It is tlie prevailing opinion that Now, wc do not believe this, in fact, we know as to his uioustaehios and gorgeous in the gold know. My stomach never got sufficiently they do not make the choicest of traveling com was one of the grandest events of his fife. lie a dillicult task. There are laws that better. We know not by hearsay, hut of our w ill reach them, and they need nothing lace and brass buttons of his uniform. He strong to permit me to examine. panions. Then I felt sorry I hadn’t attended Iait I own knowledge, that prohibition in Maine has hut enforcement. Tho imprisonment of talks in a decidedly English inflection witli a The cabin passengers can go among the That night there are additional services, would have been out of place, I fear. No been a success, that it has lessened the con half a dozen or more of these public tendency to drawl, and perhaps would he other classes at will, hut between them and ns wherein the Apostolic preaches a very long and man whose stomach is climbing up over the sumption of liquor enormously, that it has enemies would have an excellent cflect thought hy some to possess rather the attri top of his bead Isa lit object for Italian opera. there is a great gulf fixed across which they extremely sleep conducive sermon—and wrought a revolution m the state, and that it on the‘entire country and work a much butes of a .supercilious English snob. Indeed Not, at least, unless he wears a very high- must not venture. It made us very exclusive, shortly afterwards is seen at the opposite side has accomplished more direct good to the peo needed reform in architecture. at tlie first that was the identical impression of the saloon jegaling himself with his nightly necked collar. and I believe the judge and I stuck our thumbs ple of the slate than all the other legislation The new instrument called the almu- that fastened itself upon me, hut later in the libation of ale—as a sort of benediction upon DESPERATE MEASURES. into the arm-holes of our vests and bulged onr that has been done for 30 years. It has re eantar was invented h y Professor Chand voyage 1 had occasion to avail myself chests a hit when we ascertained this aristo the day. Today I call in the Doctor. II ; looks me stricted the sale of rum in our cities, it has ler. and in it the telescope floats as in a of tlie doctor’s professional services, when 1 cratic fact. It comes on to blow pretty fresh as the day all over and wants to know what medicine I driven it out of the country places, and while hath of m ercury, and its use is in cor discovered him to lie very much of a gentle light wanes, and tlie ship pitches dismally. have. I tell him with great candor and truth : recting or verifying observations. 'Tlie THE THI HI) DAY. possibly, it has not saved any considerable man, witli a great deal of kindness of heart. That is, dismally to me. Spite ot all my good .bnnuiea (linger, number of confirmed drunkards, it has to a special work accomplished with it this At dinner he would survey the bill-of-fare with I am better today. Everybody said I would Wiggln’a Pellets, year has consisted in the photom etric intentions I seem bound to make myself A rnica, great extent preserved the youth of the -fate a coldly critical eye and thus slowly and dis he, and yesterday I tried to wrench my imagi miserable. 1 can't understand it. But the Cyclam en, from its pollution. observations of the satellites of Jupiter, Soda Mint Tablet*, tinctly address the deferential waiter: nation into believing it might he so. hut it Judge—uh, he withstands it famously, and It is admitted by all that it has not entirely the revision of zone observations, the Salve, measurement of the light of stars to ob “ I ’m going to have some soup—green tur seemed a matter of doubt to me then whether hasn’t known a qualm since he struck the Add Phosphate, fulfilled its mi-sion, even after a 30 years trial. tle, mind—and then I’m going to have some it would be in life or death, and I eonhln’1 steamer’s deck, lie is getting particularly B a .ly, tain magnitudes, the computation of the Bromide of Sodium, Liquor is still sold and drank in our state, and orbits of comets, the observations of the fish; and I’m going to have some roast beef somehow take interest enough in it to eare fond of tlie hounding sea, as he terms it. I A m m onia, unquestionably all that is said of Maine is true color ot -tars and of the stellar spectra. witli Yorkshire pudding; and I’m going to which, though my recollection now is that I notice that he affects a rolling gait, and now Compound Cathartic Pills, A lit i • bi 1 inurt d itto , of the other two states. It could not, he other h ive some duck ; ami I’m going to have some rather leaned toward the latter alternative. and then easts an anxious eye to weather and Sddiltz PowdeiH, wise. The associated brewers and distillers AFTER THE HONEYMOON. parsnips; and I’m going to have some mashed The Judge and I take a stroll down among scans tlie clouds, and once I have detected him, Tinct. Iodine, ('ourt Planter, have unnumbered millions of dollars at -take, potato; and I’m going to have pudding for tlie oilier classes of passengers, all ol whom, it when he supposed nobody was looking, trying A conite, and they have no consciences to restrain them. ijulerr. dessert. I nderstand ?” being another pleasant day and the sea remark to hitch iq) bis trousers, as be bus seen Nunky Bi vonia, Young inniTieil people tire surprised Coll eii, Are the liquor dealers of New York and Bos And he rarely fails to get it. ably smooth, are on deck for enjoyment. do. 1 hardly fancy tlie attempt a success. GclHiiuinum, ton going to give up such a rich pasture field as when they discover timt the honeyiiioon Next tlie Doctor on his right sits a very raw Every woman among the steerage class has one From where I sat it seemed to impart to him Nux Vomica, our state without a struggle ; Are the brewers is nut entirely composed of honey, Ithus Tox, liven llie first year id nitnried life is not ami uncomfortable Englishman who has been or more babies in her arms, whom she rather too much of the appearance of a giraffe liuniadi Water, of Milwaukee, Toledo, Cincinnati and St. always the happiest, though it ought twelve years ill Texas in business, ami wears feeds incessantly out of a hottie or anything stepping over a wire fence. He is a wondrous- Corn Cure. Louis going to permit themselves to he driven All these, I candidly confess, are not mine always to he very happy. Living one of William Black's heroe’s worsted caps on else that may he handy. Wonderfully patient ly active man, is the Judge, and keeps ruu ot out of the rich states of Kansas aud Iowa deck all the day. lie talks in a loud and as these babies seem, and encrusted with dirt to a all tlie vessels and steamers that com * within some of them belong to tlie Judge -Iait 1 huve together happily is an a it which tlie without making a fight for it ? Is the liquor most afh I'tionate couple eat,not ordinari sertive manner and thinks America is hardly a degree. With the intermediate cabin women the limited horizon, lie is especially vivacious die inn of them,as we say in oar country. interest of the United State-, with its millions ly learn in a year. Each has to make lit plaec to die in. He will scarcely brook a tlie aesth tie taste seems to run to parrots, an tonight, and comes around to where 1 am “ Have you taken all these things?” the at its control, going to have three states invite some unpleasant diseovt rii s and to over comparison between ids native laud and ours, extraordinarily large number of which bright groaning in my chair, and says he wouldn't doctor asks. the otliers to kill their business by demonstrat Not all, I reply, hut I a-gettin’ along—a come -otuc lixo I inclinations. True that shall in any way redound to our credit, lined birds hang upside down in their cages in a mind witnessing a storm at sea, just hy way of ing tlie power of prohibition for good, if they happine-s begins when these discoveries gettin’ along. and there is possibility that if he falls over manner that of all others 1 should imagine diversion, and to find out what it was like, aud can avoid It : Not much. Their interest is too have been made and each is thoroughly “ 1 think you must lie seasick,” tlie Doctor board and the life-boat fails to reach him that would invite tlie severest symptoms of seasick when I sigh at this exhibition of temcritv.be large, too important. I: is no small thing for '•esolved to make tlie other as happy as 1 shall smile grimly. 1 do not positively assert ness. Games of cards are in hearty progress, says, anyhow he’d like to see a wreck. I tell kindly says, alter a lew moments of deep re them to give up their grip on the youth of tlie possible for all time. M arriage is some flection. “ I will give you some medicine.” that I shall do this thing. I merely intimate a numerous children are skipping rope,an itiner him to look at me, aud (lieu 1 totter down land. They know that every hoy they entice times said to In1 the door that leads de This In faithfully does, keeping me in my possibility. Spe iking of the fishing in Texas ant preacher is haranguing a little knot ol stairs and creep into my berth in company with into their toils i< worth to them so much a day, luded mortals back to earth; fait this berth meantime for three solid days, where I one day at table, I asked him with tlie interest listeners am* reading Bob Ingersoll all to tat a hollow groan. so long as he is able to earn a dollar or steal need not aud ought not to he the ease. enjoy myself vastly, and at the end of which of a sportsman what are the game fish there. ters, while on the opposite side of the deck a Mixon chords. one. They cun count their profits sure from Certainly love may end with (lie honey very fat and stolid visaged personage is aggra period the Judge bursts excitedly into the moon if people marry to gratify a '‘gun “ The game fish is it?” lie loudly repeats Last night we crawled* through the icebergs every hoy upon whom they van fasten the vating a gaudy accordion, to whose inspiriting room and yells in tlie voice of a stenlor: powder passion,'' or for the sake ol mere witli a scornfully rising reflection; “and what ot the Newfoundland hanks, and in the morn never-dying appetite, and so long as the death “ Land b o !” outward beauty, which is like a glass are the game fish ?” strains a couple or two are waltzing gaily. ing wc could discern upon tin* horizon one of breeding disease leaves him energy < uoiigh to Laud ho! Oh, blessed, blessed kind-the soon broken. Of eourte it <- euthusias Then lie looks contemptuously around die There is no tedium visible here. the massy objects, its white sides glistening in woik or beg. They know that in every home land of Ireland. I wanted to hug the Judge, tie, teuipe-t'.toiis love I,I courting days table, while I bury my indignation in soup, tlie sun. One of them passed during tin* night, there is material for them to work upon and LACK Ol MENTAL CT L ITR E. hut it was unhandy getting down into my will not ,s a rule survive marriage. A satisfied that it is useless to bandy words with they told us, was a mile lung and a hundred they want no law to stand between them and “ Do von know that m an?” the Apostolic hunk, so I hugged myself-and I’m no mean m arried couple soon get to fe, I toward a walking Encyclopedia Britannica, who with feet high. Very cool they have rendered the their victims. each other vi ry mu it as two , hums at enquired of me, as we sat under the lee of the bugging, let inc tell you, either. all his wisdom doesn’t know that game fish are house in our chairs, pointing at the same lime atmosphere, iait now we are getting into the Tli y tan :ilf>rd to spend milli'ais .<» break eolleee, or two p irtm ts in a business i he journey’s LXD. scaly monsters who sit up nights with tlie boys to a bald-headed person who was trying to gulf stream and warmer weather is upon us down prohibition in any one state, for their win) are a-the same time old and well and play draw poker for tlie drinks. make out a vessel that was nowhere on the weather that permits our living on the deck ibis was about five o’clock on Saturday j success in one state means death to prohibi tried friends. V ling maiiied people I have be2H told that there are oilier English horizon. without encumbering overcoats, and lends ad- afternoon. For nine days tlie wind inis tion in others. I litre are societies which meet often think liiat those who have lai n in the holy state of matrimony twenty or men possessing these obnoxious character Duly in a general way, 1 said. ! ditional charm to the scenery. blown steadily from the east, straight in tlie once a week, once a month, or once a year, istics, but it hardly seems possible. The word scenery I employ of course in good ship’s face. Now the journey is almost who resolve that rum is u curse and pledge th irty years longer than themselves are “ A very narrow ami uncultureJ man,indeed,” verv prosy, imromanlie and hy no means Then dure is a Spaniard on board who is an ' largely an A. Wardian sense. Only the sky ended, and everybody, even myself, is happy. themselves to do what in them lie- to destroy the Apostolic continued, frowning heavily. pel l e d examples ol w liat m arl ild peo agreeable foil to the Englishman, for lie says aud water greet the eye in any direction, and j Soon we reach the Skelllgs, the two barren it, and then adjourn aud go home, this man to “ Asked me t->day if I laid finished a hook I was ple ought lo he. nothing, and a Belgian who speaks five lan extremely curious it is, too, to see the horizon rocks lilting their uncreated tops outside the his quarry or farm, store or workshop. There guages with great liueney, 1 should say,though ’ D.iriag my l«-isare iu ineatb when I huve not shutting down uncompromisingly all around, I Irish coast, as twin sentinels lo hail the in is no organization against it worthy of the name It i- , \|e led lli.it . n I trailt will lie able to owing to hisaeeeiit I do not follow him in been feeling well I have thought out u uuuiber of your.-elf the center of a heaving waste of sea ' coming stranger. Now my nausea vanisln s It is not hull as difib ull to procure the pas l -iive New Xoiktei tin oiinti) laioie the last piize iok. s of ihU description. Some ot then , ull of them with the utmost clearness; and a when I get to London, I expect to sell to Puck. that rises to meet the drooping sides of a j as by magic. 1 pull on my neglected gar sage of a law as it i- to enforce it after it has week in June. THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, JUNK 16, 1885.
MEN AND WOMEN. AMUSEMENTS. Personal Paragraphs of More or Less 'The rink wa* packed Priday evening to wi:- S p e c i a l s BOSTON Interest to Our Readers. ne«s the gune of polo between two femc.le Mi- 1. K. Elwell i« visiting in B xton. team*, the Crescents ami Niagara*. The (’res Mr-. C. A. Cr • k'dt h o rcturnel from the cent* were attired m blue and r d costume’', the \Y. 8. | Niagaras in black and old gold. 'The game Opened this Morning,! wa* won by the Niagara* by a score of 3 to 2. CLOTHING \Y|I gill The lir«t rusher of the Niagaras was tic most J U N E 16th, Mr-. I I. L Vmaihav a wa* in a«1ivc of the lot, and did the greater part of tie-play ing. The goal tender of the Cre-< ents One Case, handsome style, J. \Y. l.othroo is it w in A n, iver. in this made some good steps. SIMONTON’S Mate, boat bnil ling. 'Ill - Dover huihj ll-pn'thcan of Apr! 3 »!h M issLm v Waterman lit* return I to l.er h.i* the following gilt-edged notice of the home in Noi th 11 a veil. Miller-Dixie O| era Company, which will open GINGHAMS J. A. Run rv ami wife returned hut night in this city the 22 ln*t. I n n three night’* en from a visit to Bangor. gagement and matinee: Mi-- A ia Sinontoii ai:d MD* Nina '1 i I Ison Miller A Dixie’* Opera Co. were, in spite of -:-I’ARAS0LS-:- Onl) 8 ets. are nt home from school. tli ‘toim. gr. t ted with a good h-ni’-e last night when tin y presented the Mascot it) such a m an Mrs Abbie Burpee i« vi*itlng lor brother “ The English government ,nbl <>IT thn
Rend onr European letter?. One each week. Probate court is in session today. Capt. James Robinson has ripe strawberries An adopted son of Nathaniel Ward was FARWELL HALL. FOLKS AND THINGS. The Mile of ticket? for the Opera? will com Cork, the famous, in next Tuesday’s paper. growing in hi? garden. run over by the tniek-wj-gon of Sidney M- In. mence Friday. Rockland has thirteen lawyers and the same Capt. Frank Cushman has removed to the I tosh Wednesday f.»retm • i. I be h • S !imh« Irish Table P'llole in our next. The little daughter of Cha?. E. Burpee wrs number of doctors. Jackson house, recently purchased by him. were seriously injured. Mr. M< Inm-li wa« in Ifajay , Tissrtay & W etosiay What has heroine tf the threatened I'onrth Un wise to blame. run over Thursday, and narrowly escaped se Rend our paper next week, showing how Mr. Owen, Moore A Co., Portland, Me., have »f July regatta ? rious injury. McCarthy got only a three-pence a day. issued in an attract ive form the rule? for play Many people do no! li!:e to trav-1 ’ l» it. June 22, 23 and 24. The High and Grammar selihola had half a Quite a party of Thomaston*? fair damsels Tickets for tiie first night of the opera, “ Tiie ing progressive euchre. Such person? can reach Portland next week to at 2:30 P. M. holiday Friday. and dapper voting men rinked it Friday even Mascot*’ will beat Spear A May’s, Friday. The late E. P. Norton was a member of the attend the National Fr.-ampmcnt by taking Cavaleades of horsemen prance throngli ing in this city. advantage of tL»* re.In u 1 fares over the K. A Fred, a young son ol' Enoch Davies, received Order of United Friends, in the third class. The family receives #3000. L. and M. C. railroads. onr main boulevard evenings. J. E. Sherman lias bought a lot of land at a severe cut in the head, yesterday inflicted by The Railway Granite Co. sent a handsome Ingraham ’s Hill, and is improving it by tiie a bat, tin .wn accidentally by a play-mate. We have received from the Maine Central • I can remember when we bad busy time® here," said a city ship-builder, Sativ lav. “ It tile to Union Saturday for the Powers family. s -tting out of trees. Chase A Collins received a trip of handsome railroad an interesting and instructive publi cation on the summer rcort? of Maine. was in fifty-four. I was a newcomer here tin n Horace E. Bttrktner anil Sidney K. Clark Mrs. F. S. Swcetland broke two ribs by halibut and coil yesterday. Schooner Brunette j and worked at the South-end. Horace Mer- fronted in Washington la*t week witli great falling from a neighbor’s door-step, recently. [ Joseph Wentworth caught hi< foot in a « rack ot Matinicus discharged 1500 lbs of shore hali r'mn was building tbe ship John Wakefield on She is recovering from her injuries. but and 50(1) lbs. split cod. Four of the hali iu the granite walk in front of Cobb A Berry the ®bore near tbe lions, now owned and occu but weighed 200 lbs. each. block Friday and it took a crew of men to ex A lady lost a gold watch chain on Main Wooster Smith has bought the Boggs house pied by <'.-ipt Ben Ha-kell the other side of tract him. street near the A. K. Spear block, Tuesday on Broadway near the residence of Capt. J ere. A basket meeting of the Baptist Woman’s Ingraham's lliii. Just this side Ames A evening. Hooper. Mr. Smith now occupies it. Missionary Society will In* held at the First Cottage and Warren streets, and Union street Erskine were building another ship. A: th- F. A. Thorndike has his Chicago dressed Two hay-rack loads of Thomaston High Baptist church in this city next Tuesday. at the Brook have been presented with new f)"» of the hill Greenlaw w •.< constructing a beet in the Flmcr store on Union street, where School passed through our streets Saturday Miss Sarah Barrows, a returned missionary, sidewalks. Street CotnmBsiotici McLain keej ? birk. At the cove, where the old brick-yard he has put up a large refrigerator. night on their return from a picnic nt Owl’s will be present, accompanied by a native pretty busy. is. Hilt A Lawrence were building a large ship, E. F. Berry has bought the handsome pull Head. Burmese lady. C. F. Kittredge has removed to his residence the John Cottle, while alongside Robert Thorn ing boat made for E. K. Glover, nnd therein A horse attached to a pair of forward wheels All who are interested in the establishment on Claremont street. Jouti H. Haines and dike wa® constructing the «hip Yankee Ranger. will disport himself upon our placid bay. scud through Main street Saturday forenoon of a home for aged women arc earnestly re family now reside with G. W. Palmer and Rhodes’yard came next, about where Railroad Camden A Rockland Water Co. are lilting causing considerable excitement and no quested to be present at the meeting, which wife, Masonic street. wharf is. Mr. Rhndcsnt that time was at work up an ufhee In the rear of the Hurricane Gran damage. will he held in the chapel of the First Baptist Rev. W. M. Kinur.elnnd wife and others of upon ship Young Median! . He died before church next Thursday afternoon at 2.30o’clock. lie finished her and she was bought nnd com ite Co’s office. This evening auctioneer Tapper commences tiie Univcrsnlist society arc nt the Universalist Tiie meeting is for consultation. Let there he State Convention held in Bath, Tuesday, pleted by William M<‘Loon. Next in order The Knox A Lincoln nrc running their ele the sale of tiie stock of U. C. Chandler, in TH E EVENT OF TH E SEASON f Spear Block. The entire stock is to he sold as a large attendance. Wednesday and Thursday of this week. came the yard now owned bv Cobb, Wight A gant car over the road. It costs no more to go Co. Here the Dyers, who now reside in Port Mr. C. is to close up the business. Tiie annual infliction of gipsies occurred last The Orplieus Club have received an invi ENGAGEMENT OF to Boston titan before, but It is much more land, were putting up tiie ship Oliver Jordan. evening, and three cart-loads passed through tation to furnish music fora portion of the comfortable. Lewis Brewer, head workman at the South Where the Five Kilns tinw are William Me- our streets. One of the animals, driven by a Bowdoin College Commencement exercises. MILLER & DIXIE'S A meeting of the directors of the Knox A marine railway, went to work for that linn in Loon was building a 930-ton ship. At the ; 1802, and has not done a day’s work for any sweet-voiced Amazon,was inclined to be balky. No arrangements have Inn n made as yet. Lincoln Musical Association is to Ito called If he had been able to get a glimpse of hi? North-end a number of other ships were in one else slnee. He is a line workmen. Twenty-five men at #1.25 a day are making soon to discuss the advisability of holding n driver’s face he would not have stopped this process of erection. Times- were good then. the dirt fly on Cedar street in the employ of Boston Comic Opera Co. convention this fall. Nine Rockland ladies attended the meetings side of Belfast. The boarding h >u«es were filled with men. and of the Damariscotta Foreign Mission Associa Camden A Rockland Water Co. Hanson at night the streets seemed alive with people.” Two ol Rockland's harness makers, who The arrangements have been completed for never use tobacco, chewed some on n wager tion, belli in Waldoboro last week, a full re Cousins of Portland, an experienced pipe 2 5 ARtTsT.S-25 port of which is given by our correspondent at the trot at Knox Driving Park. There will layer, has charge of that department of the last week. It was fun for the old stagers, but he two day? trotting, the 3d nnd Ith. Pur The Bel's of Shandon in our paper next ngony for the participants. that place. work. A ditch five feet iu depth has been Tuesday. ses of #100 and #150 will be offered for the dug from the foot of Cedar street, up to and I Deluding the Great, tbe Incomparable Comedian, An item Is going the rounils of the press Sunday afternoon Deputy Marshal Braekley Friday races; and purses of #100 #150 and The Delineator nn«l Metropolitan Pattern- just beyond the Cedar street Baptist church. for the month areal Sirnontons. with reference to Lawrence, the murderer of arrested two Rockport men fordliving and #200 for fhe Saturday races. Some of Maine’s The force is ty he increased as last as tliey HARRY F. DIXIE, policeman Wilkinson, of Bath. It should lie whipping a poor tired out horse up ami down best fivers take part. Know T iiv- i.i.e, by reading the “ Science of the streets. The horse was incarcerated for a necessary materials and utensils arrive. v Lite,” the best medical work ever published, Supported by a Sterling Company of Artists selec just the other way as Lawrence was the slain ted from tin Leading (tp. ra Companies of Steamer Hurricane has captured a seventy- Dr. Benjamin Williams of this city, I)r. II. for young and middle aged men. nnd Wilkinson the slaver. period of rest in Ulmer A Orbcton’s stable. tbe country, including live foot whale, and lias towed it to Green C. Lcvensnler of Thomaston, Dr. W. A. Albee It is astonishing' We mean the low prices The heavy blow of Tuesday shook up tiie ARTHUR E. MILLER, T iif. CitcitciiEs.—Children's Sunday at the Island. The steamer has another buoyed off of Camden, Dr. Galen Tribon of Washington at which M. A. Acliorn is telling dry goods and MAY IEYTON-OUIE, Congrcgnti niali-t chttrcli has been postponed small boats somewhat, and jibs ami sails were Isle an Hunt which will be secured as soon as small wares. It is an opportunity which sel ROBERT EVANS. EMMA TUTTLE, and Dr. A. Woodside of Tenant’s Harbor at dom occurs ami one you cannot afford to miss. until next Sabbath.... Rev. Father Harrington carried away at a great rate in our harbor. the wind goes down. An old Provincetown JOSEPH DYRNE, HELEN RUSSELL, A small boat was driven ashore at Ash Island tended the session of the Maine Medical As This stock will be offered nt private sale only J. I. SLATTERY, IRENE MURPHY, delivered a critique on Victor Hugo nt St. whaler has been secured to take charge of the sociation held in Portland last week. Dr. F. a few days longer and thert closed out at pub and stayed there one tide, coming oil' the next. lic auction in one lot. Parties looking for any P. M. LANG. LILLIAN AIKEN, David’s church, Sunday morning. works on the island. The whale business E. Hitchcock of this city was elected one of Tiie fourth Sunday iu June is hospital Sun goods in this line can save money by calling With a full chorus second to none in a short season Wednesday night about ten o'clock a passer seems to be picking up a bit. the vice presidents. Dr. Albee read a paper within a few days and purchasing at their own day and contributions will he taken in the of Comic Opera at Popular Prices. by discovered tire in the shed of Wallace The railroad commissioners have completed before the association which was well received. price. Stock must positively be closed out this different churches for the benefit of the Maine mouth. Pendleton on T street. Mr. Pendleton was their spring examination of state railroads. r i E r ’E r r r o j r u E : General Hospital. All the resources of this Fixtxo Up .—The house of George Mug- aroused and the lire extinguished. It was They repart that the past winter lias been a institution arc freely offered to those unable to ridge has been painted.... W. C. Low is hav Fourth of Jupendence. Monday -Mascot. confined to a tub of ohl clothes. Suspicions hard one for the roads nnd left them in bad pay for treatm ent. ing the understanding of his stable seen to .... Havener and firework?—3 of a kind -all at Tuesday—lolanthe. of incendiarism are entertained. condition, but that the different companies are F. A. Staples has been beautifying and im Chase A. Collins handled 100 barrels of otic time. Load the gun and shoot the first 1'rldav afternoon as Miss Annie Rice was putting them into their usual good shape proving his restaurant rooms in Gregory block. Wednesday—Pinafore. lobsters the past week. The shell-fish nrc man who says we have not merited the insig riding horse-back on Lindsey street, tiie ani as rapidly as possible. They found the bridges New carpets, etc. have been put d o w n .... M a tin cc- PAT I K NC K. getting scarce. Cod-fish are also becoming nia I-1RE KING. We have the largest stock mal became Irlghtencd ami ran at a rapid rate on tiie Franklin A Mcgnntic railroad in unsafe Humphrey Richards is painting his house.... of fireworks and sell more than any man in Prices-—25 and 35 ets. more infrequent, while halibut are more nnd condition last week and ordered the discon of spectl towards Main street. A prospective The house on Middle street, just vacated by the woods or out. Hear inc anil come see tne. Nj extra charges—all s.-ats by number—Ready at nnd prolt title accident was averted by the pres more plenty. The firm are to furnish fish for tinuance of passenger train? over that road T. P. Pierce, esq., Is being put in rep air.... Bpear At May’s Friday. ence of mind and skill of A. 11. Crockett who Barnum’s men and animals. until tiie bridges were strengthened. The com Abel Fuller is at work on the house and cellar DR. FITZGERALD. Buy ’I he Courier-Gazette, onlv five cents a deftly caught the animal. A man, a horse and a lime-cask team backed missioners make two examinations a year. adjoining hi? store...... I. II. Handley is having Dr. Fitzgerald will be nt the Thorndike ' copy.* down the steep embankment nt the foundry at Police N ews.—Warren Montgomery and his hou e painted. House, Friday and Saturday, June 26th and A young seal was caught at the North-end 27th. As the stay is short an early call from ‘ last week and was shown on onr streets. He tho North-end Tuesday. The entire business Mrs. Charles Gross were arrested Wednesday The ban 1 gave a very enjoyable concert from those desiring his treatment is desired. afterwards died of injuries received nt the lime fell a distance of 24 feet without damage to for adultery and tried before Judge Hicks, the South end stand, Thursday, an immense man, horse, harness or vehicle. It won’t do of capture. Seals ate thick nt the North-end. Friday. They were placed under #200 bonds crowd being in attendance. It would not be a The success of the new weekly 3 page story Frank Brown nnd Al. Smith each have one to take many chances like that, however. to appear at the fall term S. J. Court. Mont bad plan for the police to arrest one or two of paper, the Mayflower, Yarmouthport, Mass', D on’t F o rg e t for a pet at their homes. They are very tame Tiie keel for Cobh, Wight A Co’s new gomery procured bonds. Mrs. Gross was un is wonderful. It goes to everv village iu the boys who feel called upon at such times to Maine. Only 80cents a year, or 25 cents for 3 and require about as much care ns a baity. schooner has been laid ami the stern frame able so to do and was jailed... .The police throw stones at the performers and indulge iu months. was put up Saturday. When the hard pine arrested Frank Day and Oscar Butler for A. F. Clark and colleague have been in the other like pleasantries. An example or two ---- THAI’----- arrives in July the present force of twenty drunkenness at the Five Kilns Friday. Butler “The earth hath babbles, as the water ha-», atul county the past week getting out a Postal Bul m ight have a salutary effect. These baud these are ol'theiii.”—J/uct/eM. men will be increased to thirty. The new wa? found on the top of one of the kilns,so full letin for advertising purposes, the letter press concerts are thoroughly enjoyed by a large Why deal with co-operative or assessment of gas that they thought lie was dead, lie work of which was done at tills olliee. The vessel will be put into the water the first of portion of our people and they cost nothing. concerns’, when you can insure in the Union was taken immediately to the station and med bulletin is a good advertising medium, and November. It seems ns though the performers might be Mutual? It has age: thev die young. It has [ K . W . ical aid summoned. An hour of vigorous assets: they have n me. Its policy is good for i the managers in their dealings in this vicinity Thursday forenoon the Brook was one wild protected. There will be no concert this week, work succeeded in bringing him to. Day and its face: theirs, for such a sum as its member- i showed themselves to be square-dealing, pleas turmoil of confusion. Maili street was com as the band is busy preparing for its Portland see lit to contribute. Its premiums are definite : ' Butler were brought before Judge Hicks Sat ant fellows. pletely blocked up for a quarter of an hour by trip. There will probably be a eoucert next you know wiiat you are to pay. Their premi- j a tangle of hay-racks, lime-cask teams, truck- urday and stated that they obtained their week. unis are uncertain: you know as little what 1 The regular quarterly meeting of the liquoi of Charles Clark. Clark was brought von will have to pay as what you will get. 1 teams, buggies, etc., and it took a little engi I'lie Union Mutual’s Adjusted Premium Plan I managers of the Maine Industrial School for before Judge Ilieks and fined, lie appealed. Fish Commissioner Cotincc made an inves Girls was held nt Hallowell Thursday. The neering and a great deal of profanity to clear tigating tour to Deer Isle, South West Harbor, furnishes insurance for less than the assess BERRY&CO. out the thoroughfare. ment concerns pretend to furnish it. nll'alrs of the Institution were found In an On Wednesday some (JO of the kiln-tenders Bass Harbor, Gouldsboro, South Prospect, excellent condition. There are 4u girls in the Said a Rockland young ’man who visited of the city, who have been getting #1.75 a day Millbridge, Jouesport, Maehiusport, Machias, V i i r t b s . Have Just Received school nt present. The new building will be Niagara last fall, “I saw a sign put up at the informed their employers tint they thought East Machias,Pembroke, Eastport,Calais, Ban- completed in September. Miss Clara Farwell Falls which struck me as rather queer when 1 they ought to have #2 a day and that unless | gor, Searsport, North Haven and Camden last they were given that amount they would dis (iwl’s Head, South Thomaston, June 10, to < apt. ! of this city was elected one of the Board ol first read it and so I made a copy of it as week and found no short lobsters. The coming and Mrn. I-; A. Tolnian, a daauhtcr. In Elciraiit anil Very Fine Assortment Trustees. follows: ‘Stones thrown over this bank may continue work. The manufactures claimed Mr. ('ounce was telegraphed ahead iu several South Hope, June 12, to Mr. an 1 Mrs. I). J. fall on the heads of persons below.’ It struck that they were unable to give the wages Bowlev, a son. ol' Mens' Hoys' anil ( 'h ililrc n ’s The Second Maine Cavalry, 14th, 21st, 22d, eases, as some of the canners admitted. But the South Tlioiuastoii, .bine 11, to .Mr. and .Mr-. me that it was real kind of the authorities to desired, and the men quietly and orderly disposition of ail seemed to be to obey the law J . IL Sw cetland, a
THE VERMONT BRIGADE. PU R E B L C 5 3 GRASSHOPPER TALES. PROMINENT PEOPLE. Care for the Children E. S. BOW LER. y,,-, /'rnn' i’/v ,1/m. Mark Twain's brother, < h im, Clemens, Boston Itntfflfi. Cliiblrcn fed tlie debility of the changing Sine.- III.- in v i.jo n of N n itlie rn Culi- is an lo w , farm er. The I'.'i mnnt Brigade wa’ the pet or Reason*, even more fb.an adults, and tliey be Natural History Store, fi.rni:i by th, ui i--lin|>|" rs llieic h:e ganization of tin' Army of tlie I’otomae. et,mo cross, peevi’-li, and nneontrollable. In . n n iiKirki’ I nv val in li e literntnrn in ihe class graduating from IVilliim s The blood should l»e cleansed ami the system 124 MAIN ST . BANGOR ME ( ,'n!lege this season are the two sons o, and Miles <> Reilly
Ire,. Stll!', ; : :r. all I tl'eatllU-nt by pitV*l,-lan» o f Varioll■. 1. S. JOHNSON & CO.. BOSTON, MASS. - b ..o '. w ithout I,di. I, I eoinm, I,. . d the m-c , t y otir ville and one day thought he would take Tlie sixtli reunion of tlie United l)r. It. ll.xss, Jersey City, N. J., says: "I F anatii . I >,tn to d «y a living ,x .m o i,• of it.- n ei its., a ride. lie put a saddle on the brute's Slates Christian commission will lie nt have given your Emulsion to iny little hoy, of mid u inli th at • \ .-ry in, tuber o f tin -g reat arm v . t' Old Oreliard Beach, Maine, June 2d-JI). lliree years. He was in poor health, lint lie -nib r« r-* from 'ii, 1 at -I rt. inaeb Imuld, « • ,n! I la- back and eiuehed the nnimiil up in a The secretary, John O. Foster, 1212 ha- now taken two liotlles, ami is improving CHI3AG0.R0CX ISLANDS PACIFIC RAILWAY laiiiiliar w ith tin* fact that tliey can la- ,-ui,-.|. manner that all meek eyed bronchos are liolli in strength and heallli. I have also tee- IV right wood avenue, Chicago, w ill for’ nil MOI l|“ l ...... I t , i : n . T. .Mol i A I I’. M. I) , l» h . S , 1 J llo y k to n cinched, anil jum ped astride. B ill says oniuii tiih'il it to several of my female patients Str,. t, ho-ton, Ma-o . writ, w lie felt him self rising in the air. the ward tlie Reunion Call ,o any who request iiml they liave derived much henelit from it.” -iiiitlueiit tl link in II • I ; b.uud in lb. I low, rV ,\di< I’IIIh a rem e tale.11 wliblilib li invite-*1 broncho sticking to him, then lie felt a il. ■ I 1 U-S Ol tile dy that 1 • an h.-arlily r, eoinni.-iiil. I'lndr .e-liott i n il' any of the readers of this paper ure grow pel I, ei, and tla ir good , tie, t * p*-rmun«ml." -hock and remembered no more until he A minister forgot to take his sermon ing dear, let them getutoneea hotileof John was lished out of the Arkansas River. with him to church, and his wife, dis son's Anodyne bininient. Hull well hehlmlthe PILLS il \V I ISIIKIJ, ITS Tremont r't.. Bo-ton, writ.-*: ears and put n little into tlie ear with a feather. The Creat Rock Island Route ••.-ill' . I b a le been taking l>l'. I' loW d'w I.il'd The animal had run away and thrown covering the mistake, sent it to him in MAKE NEW RICH BLOOD. a t.d Stoin . d. Sanative l am ft,, to m»v I iiotild Glial lllltei'. lit. pllll'oll' til it I lee. I p.l 'lull I III him over an em bankm ent JO feet high. charge of a small boy, who was to re It would seem that the eonnionest kind of Posltivolv euro Constipation, SICK-II13ADACJIIE, rity Hlf.ir.b- I by 11 -..li.l, tlmroughl.t I 1.. I |.,,.| 1.. 11ter p a\ T en Ihdl-.r-, it butt!,- 1'UtlaT tliHti be eomnion sense ought to prevent u man from lIilioiiHii'hH, and till LIVEll and BOWEL UUM- be.I. -ue.'.-l, i n I. • 11 ilia.lit it'. It- bdiell la! . Il’eeto h a w far « X a , 1 A week or so afterw ards one ol B ill’s ceive lb cents for the job. Presently Im having trash, simply lieemise he can gel a big PLAlNTd. ULOOD POISON, and Skin Discuses tlally built Hiv ,1 IbM'lK. | . | m i .. ui id nations, and I do not e i , r - at.? tin- .ONE PILI. A DOSE’. For F« lanle Cemplan ts pi'l l. I t lull ,1 . Illllll friends wanted lo go prospecting, and returned for tlie money. "You delivered pack lor 2'| cents. Sheridun’s Cavalry Condi these Pills have no oqual. lfall ivho read Hits will t • I, 11 In 1. I eay it bar, m id . a tn-iv m an , f urn. I send their address on a postal they shall receive appii.'im • ••* ..r 1. it. 11 HI. . - p la lb .n Mr. Parker very generously placed the Ihe sermon ; did you?" she asked. "I tion Powders me strictly pure, and are worth it ■ lllll I II I li iieailily I.e.inm , ml il to all Mltld.l-’- I root iiv. I' FREE bv mail advioo for which they w ill a.ways bo O d >ton aeli II'ollbl. h, a* I believe it lo be all yoU broncho at his disposal. Thu re.-ull jest' guv it to him; lie’s a deliverin’ of il laurel of such stutf. thankful. One !»<■< Fills by mail 25 ets. »n btaiajjs. ' "J th e u m m I*'. " i-laiin it.” I S. JOHNSON & CO., BOSTON, MASS. I'ni.MI pel. • HI'I was that man and horse were picked tip iiim sulf. 1 IVii.i. N kveii! luxuritM of it- l* 1. 1 Nol«l in I to .-k ltiii.l b y at the tool of a CO loot precipice—the Tie I'.1 • Em u. I The Rev. Dr. W illiam Hayes Ward of Allow myself lo sulfer again what I Inivesiill'er- l< in FRED F. BURPEE. uimi with a broken leg, the horse tlie New York hvlrpenilent reauhed ed tor tlie last year. That vile disease, Dys li"litly wedgi d in I,etween two rucks, I’.iris in good health May lit, from his pepsia, gave me no comfort. 1 could not eat but little hint. 1 number of ambitious long and interestin'! journey to the nor e n io v iilivtnilig; nothing seemed to relieve mine,- linn attempted to conquer the me iiuiil I u sed a hottie ol Sulphur Hitlers, Tigris Euphrates. On tin; return trip l our liollle- made me well.—J'oiyi/, llahlielihr vicious brute, but no one ever succeeded (loin Baghdad he found,near Siklawieti, I v i 1 I. M 1 ' I! !• i: s li i l ' 11»A N'rt .Muvtrr o f S c/io o h it f. J . linker. CONDITION POWDER Dose, one tt aspoonful to in staying on Ids back. I inaily some on tile Euphrates, a magnificent mound, each pint of fcod. bold evei’.vwhero, or reel by ol tin' men in the eamp became dis A weak hack, with a weary, aching lameness mail for 25 d s. m stam p ». W*- furnish it in 2S' lb. tlie ruins of an old Bahvlouian city, not over Ihe trips, is u sign of diseased kidneys. l ans.pi ie •. $1 00 IJv mail. $1 20. Bix < mu $5 00. gust'll. Tliey secured tin, bucking express paid Very v.double I'li'eiil irs F r e e ___ on any map, and which may dispute I a- Hie lies, kidney curative known, which 1. S. JO H N SO N A; GO*. BOSTON, M A SS. broii' Ii ,, pul a saddle on him, and laslied witli Abu Habb.a the locality of Suphar- is Burdock Blood Bitters. a b ail o f wood on bis back 1 lie l ist vaim . "There is nothing like Dr. '1 linnias- Electric Bibles at 1-3 and Old seen o f him be was crossing the range, Oil to qiriel.lv cure a edit or relieve hoiirsc- Tcslumi-hts at h ss than Bishop Burgess of the Episcopal dio sf HOL Yt I -3 ill*’ prieesnf the Eng k-i IIe b i - I i.-eli > |>■ 111 .1 atleinpl ilig to gel I'i'l of the log u e s s . ” Written by .Ills. M. J. Fellows, Burr lish editions, ami <-
For Tim Cockier Gazette. with the products of combustion, and C'tditifii ant) /lotw fr-Inb. Hvdrnnga* can hardly he watered too RAILROADS AND STEAMBOATS. THE SUN A SOURCE. OF ENERGY the oxygen of tho atmosphere has no ac much. cess to the flame. WRITTEN K ilt n il' (•OUtttEU-GAZFTI'l: Tlm cochineal in je c t feeds on the ContinnrJ from tax! irscV Now, suppose the whole surface of A I’ltAl'Ttl VI. F A It MRI, AM> I'LIHHST. opuntia cnctu!». KNOX iN D I INCOIN RAILROJD. Grout and Wonderful, rn doubt, is the the earth to lie covered over w illi hits of Ooiible dddLu ire still’ IL overs : while Fall and Wint r Time Tabic. Farm axii Live Stuck. the •■ingle ones are not. 1 mechanical work performed by man in lighted eandle placed side by side, (the this our rn lip b lim d lfitli century, hut Dip the lambs. Sudden ehangos of temperature is Commencing Monday, Oct. 20,1334. glass lulie ran he dispensed with) what what plants don’t stand well. great as it is. il is infinitely insignificant Ventil de the stahh s. X ■ ' Tt : - w in happens? Each lighted candle, by the ! ( '' y ' _ b’e ’ . ' - M . ! 1.15 r. M. wnen compared willi the immense and Keep the horse collars elc in. Europeans excel ti* both in win«low O products of its own combustion, would and other gardening ahum tin* home. boui.iilcss w raith of the eni rgies placid Cai n is nut a bone-form ing food. choke the atmosphere immediately above Naming llowers after tin ir colors don’t ! at bis disposal by Mother Nature. You Gra«s loses three-fourths in weigh', by itself, and all would go out in a few min alwav* hold out well. The chr‘ sauthe- ' m Due have seen that all tlie sources of power d ryin g . utes. lienee, lie draws the conclusion mum for one was «u> culled heeau*c of I available to man, with Ihe one solitary Don't burn old straw; turn il into tin* golden blooms of the original sort. t P' I • U I , p el, -J M. D in Roek- III it Ihe son likewise would he inevita- manure. laml at 5 e. \j. exception of tidal power, are derived di Now there »re white llowercd sort*, be I H- s.i • \ M . !• ' 1.U p. -I .-.• . t f r lily e xlingu i-he I, ili a very short lime, K ill the potato hugs; each female lavs sides some of many colors, l ' rectly or indirectly from the great energy \ Mat:- tt,ifit. , D B-.-t m sii anti 9.30 if ii were a mass o f burning coal sur 1,000 eggs. M m uging Bulbs —’Pile It aves o f the I ot the sun. but we scarcely realize pel - kht. t-avpnf Bie m l in tb- nv»rninp, i« Une rounded by nn atmosphere of oxygen. Buckwheat often pa-s w ill, besides hardy bulbs should be allowed to remain 1 baps, (lie fart that the power we utilize in li.-ii.t. ti p. m pi p. ,j p ,, .,|lt |. nv jn< Therefore tho sun is not a great lire in serving to loosen tl, • soil. until they turn yellow, when they may I’*' m th ' > nt uf is Hu.- in It klam l the ti-x t is only a very minute part indeed, nn in- ho removed. I his is im port in ', for after which heal is maintained by combus Swing churns cannot he liealen on lb' 1 . -1 trip - if th" si ' nt, o ft’". Qat unlay night , linilesimal part or fraction of the whole, any account, and they are easily kepi tlowering and up to maturity. !iey r< - sunt M onday m oritiug tr.-drift w ilt be m ade <)(t. 19 tion. quire n il their leaves, to aid in develop proportional to the extent the earth oe- clean. Ts tlie sun then an incandescent mass, ing the bulbs that w ill tlow< r next year. 2 A . GODVBP, Pupt. eiipics in spare. In other Words, the A steamer for cooking food will pay a globe like a red hot hall of iron, which, for itself in tw o seasons on any stock (’arnations Bedded Out.—Young i earth receives somewhat less than the Maine Central Railroad. wiiliout being it-elf eonsnmcd, sends farm . plants d»**igin’l for winter tlowering ---- .n n ----- I wo lh oiisnnd-m illionelh part of the sun's should !>•» kept perfectly dentl o f weeds, faSTS forth heat and light into space? Is it a I’ igs squealing for food should not lie Portland. B ngor. M t. Desert & Machi ra ys! and the soil frequently stirred during , body which is red hot with glowing heard, il profit or good meal are desired, as S tc im b o n t Co,, being burned. wilhon't | Cheaply-led pig med boils away in the the summer. Old plan’s that were put Absolutely Pure, What, then, is the sun? Before at heal, w itlio u . . . pot and larks qun’ily. out fur flow ering succeed better for be- I WINTER ARRANGEMENT ! Th'« powder nev r varie- . A marvel of purity* tempting an nnstver to my question 1 being eiiiisuun d, rem lining the same in ing k< pi heavily mulched during hot Ptrctnrth and wholwntncncfti*. More • ••, h n»i h i«n 1 Just as llie first jiotalo sprouts show tl iiu th e o rd in a ry k in d s, and can n o t bo Hold in wish il to lie understood that Ilia follow w<*ather. than if the ground is cultivated. J » ISSI.XIIFI: I. ,r . ; 7 ,.n n. m. hulk, in mass, the same in its chemical through the soil, run over the patch with I and at 1 1 - a. ui. alter arrival of t rain leaving competition w’ith tho multitude of h»w i« •-», short ing article is compiled from the works Mulching tends to promote coolness at weight, alum or phosphate pottdt rs. So/J onh; *i composition, as it was before it was ' klatt.l nt s r, a. in.,) mnnectiiur at Brum*wicK a smoothing harrow, and you'll save the roots, which is very important thing, b'l'allj nt*-:;" ! ai Portlaid with trains arriviiit; nn <. Ko v a l B a k in g I’o w d k k C o ., log W all < if ,11 Horen t writers. Conspicuous among in It< » ti at 5
CAMDEN VINALHAVEN TENANT’S HARBOR. ’85. FOURTH OF JULY. 85. The A< horn Bro«.. stone-cutter*, arc cutting s* h. Manitou arrived Tlmrsdav from New (’apt. Charle* Brown of *eli. Dora Mathew* *om e tine monument’ at their yard. York. is at home fo ra short visit. Hi* ve«*el is in New York loading general cargo for New J I h Rockport Ice Co. loaded a three master The «ehool’ in di’triet* 3 and 4 will elo*e TWO DAYS’ RACES Bargains THOMASTON [ with it e fora southern port Thursday. Friday next. Orleans. Mr*. J. W. ponigan *f Bangor i* <*n a I he Shi’her* are not satisfied with their late Herbert Kalloch of till* pho « received a quite OFFERED BY ' P . J. c.irleton’ft summer cottage i* in one of serious injury last Tuesday w hile nt work on vi*it Imre. the most romantic ami picturesque pia-es in defeat on the diamond, and are working up a ('apt. Warren F. M :'l* arrived here Friday mii’cle for another contest. sell. Senisvill’e. In helping caulk the side of town, near Hosmer’s Pon 1. the sclmoner, the mallet ’lipped from the handle KNOX TROTTING PARK from s.»n Franvisro. C irlet m. Norwo id A Co. nre to nam* their Said J. F. M* A lister. “ When I worked nt and striking him on tlie bead, stunned him. Cap?. (>h‘.| A’l.’.r - ’*. ' f jdiroonrr Gra* e new ship Grover Cleveland, mi report says. Sprue-* Iliad in the busy time* they had there causing him to fall from the stage to the ROCKLAND, ME. Andrews, is at Imine. I he biggt -t ship in the country for the biggest w. ii’cd to have lum lies in our room’ at night. ground, a distance of 12 feet. A* a result of Mi*. Eliza Malcolm. ..f C m hinr, will «oon man. My ehum worked in the bake-shop ami he the fall he received a broken wrist and other IFUULERI take up her residence in thi< town. 1 he Epi’copal chun li i* an ornament to the brought up some pie* one night. AYe put injuries. He is improving slowly. them in the bed for *af- keeping ami called Mr«. 1 'i.abeth l.ibLv i* in Hath alt ling town, ’ ince it received it* new coat of paint. A house situated about two mile’ from this The blending of the colors shows an artist’s up tlie re’t of the boy* to help us destroy ’em. the Univcr*ali*t State Fom ent inn. But wc didn't eat ‘eni. AVhcn we opened the j village belonging to Mr*. Nathan F. Hart was Shin St Paul. Cap!. 11. II. William*. sailed hand. bed the bed-bug* wi re crawling all over ’em." j destroyed by fire Tuesday of last week. Tlie from Liverpool, JnncJ’lii, i**r Ni w York. Landlord Martin ha’ had the Mountain View fire i* supposed to have caught from a defective s. B. Thompson has returned from Portland, chimney. No insurance. W m. A M'd- .i.t injured hi’ hand quite Hon’* painted in very uttrictive color*. The where he has been attending school....Geo. T c o b b T FCverely while at work at hi’ ‘team mill. marked improvement* lie lias made since tak It. Punk and wifi , went to Belfast Saturday FRIENDSHIP. Mr’. Edwaol Starret ami child, of Boston, ing the lioii’C is appreciated by the summer ---- F. A. Hunt, town treasurer, ba* Icon quite tourist.*. The mackerel fishermen have failed fo catch Friday & Saturday, July 3d & 4th are at the lion*** <»1 D. .L H arm . Afill River. ’i< k with catarrhal fever for several weeks many mackerel this spring, while the trawlers Mi*’ Cora Spear of sun Francisco i* a The Bay A’iew House is having a good past, but is now able to be about again.... have succeeded in getting good trips. gnest at :li»* residen - of ( apt. Harvey Mills. businc’*. A* the warm weather approaches J. D. Doan went to Bangor Saturday on tlie #050 hi Purser. Horses owned in Maine people arc seeking the summer resort’ and Mayfield. Friendship Lodge of Good Templars initiated n In tow n Horace (’. Phfnney. who ha* be* there is no better bouse on the coast than the three candidates last week. I !UI>AY, ,H1.V 3d. FIRST DAY. the pa«t tew day*, lia’ returned to New York Bay A’iew. WALDOBORO. Elder Hatfield of JefTcrson preached at the City. Purse SHOO. Three Minute Chi’*. $55 to Dt, The Orpheus Club, Rockland, are engaged Orris Lcvensaler has opened a marble shop Baptist cbttrch Sunday. $30 to 2nd, $15 to 3d. M i’ * M a ry Elira Ringwlia* gone to Lew iston to furni-Ii some of their choice selections tor in Stanwood and Mayo’s old potter shop. Eratlklin an 1 AVilson Thompson have gone Purse * IflO. 2.36 Class. $’5t<» 1st; $45 to 2d ; Ilnnil Knit Shawls, Black, to attend tlie Congregationalist state Conven the graduating exercise’ of the senior clae’ , Reed’s Cadet Band will accompany the to the westward shad fishing. |2 0 t o 3d. tion. Camden High school at Megnnticook Hall, the Lincoln County Battalion to the National En James Delano launched hi* new boat last S1TFKDAY, .IP1.Y 4th. RKCOXO DAY Cream, Cardinal, $2,and $2.25. ( apt. Atnliro’e Verpcr, ot bark Levanter, evening of th • J7th. campment in Portland. week. She is pronounced by all to lie exceed P u r s e W1OO. 2.45 C lass. $55 to 1st; $.’10 to loading ice at Rockport, passed the Sabbath The new ship in Carleton’s yard is 253 1 2 The boat wharf near the bridge has been re ingly handsome, and will be a prominent feat 2d; ?15to3d. nt home. feet keel. Edward Flanders and Cha’ . Carey built, and several row boat* have been put in j ure of the boat race on the Fourth. Purse *50. For Pacers. $30 foist; $15 to 2d; Bed Spreads 98 cents worth Mi** AHee Mathew* ha’ returned home $5 to 3rd. 2nd drove three seams of oakum along one the water. AA’clt A (Hidden have n very nice Forest Lake lee Co. shipped a cargo of ice Purse 8250. F re e for All. $140 to 1st; $75 to after a number of months alM-ence In Massa- side in one day, a large day’s work tor two one which they let at fifteen cents an hour. last week. 2*1; $35 to 3d. 1.25. ( huootta. men. This was the first thread. S. L. Brown, ngent of the F. S. Accident CONDITIONS :-T h * above races an* mile Samuel E. Smith and Charles Copeland are Mrs. Faroline Batchelder. Elm street has Insurance Company, had his hand badly CASTINE. heats, best 3 in 5 to harness, and governed by rules nt Miwm head Lake as guests of lion. Edwin of the National Association. A horse distancing line aceominodations for summer tourists. Her lainmed while helping discharge sell. Jos. AVm. Joseph Perkins started for New* York Tues tiie field, or any part thereof, entitled to first money Holland Curtains, 36 inches Smith of Warren. house i* situated on one of the best street* in Fish. It is very surprising that Mr. Brown d a y .... M. Harmon, wife and child arrived only. Heats in «*aeti day may be l ulled alternately Burnham Hvler. George Hanly, Will town, surrounded by grind old elms and is a should be the victim of so many accidents. from Baltimore Saturday morning...... Mrs. at the option of the proprietors. Entranee fee 10 wide, spring fixtures, Nickel Hodgkin* and Timina’ Crcwt have gone to pleasant Imine for the pleasure seeker. A very pleasant event was the wedding of Julia Arey returned to her home nt Owl’g Head per rent, of tlie purses, and must accompany the Pull, ready to put up, for 50 Bath to work hi a sail loft. Canaan City is beautiful now with it* mag Samuel B. AVnitz. of the firm of S. (). AValiz Monday. . . . Miss Mattie AVcseott went to Isle nomination. No conditional Entry will be re ceived. 5 to enter, 3 to start. The Friday races Ship J. IL Walker, ( apt. (ico. E. Wallace, nificent mountain view, ami the placid pond A Sons, Waldoboro, and Miss Fannie A. Chip- an Hunt Saturday to teach her lirst sch o o l.... cents. with its islands all clothed in their summer Uha*. Clark and Charles Robbins arrived from will be trotted on that day, and Saturday races arrived at Liverpool, June 10th, after a passage man of South Boston, which occurred nt tlie will be trotted on that day. Proprietorn claim the of 13C days from Sail Francisco* foliage ami carpet of green. Geo. Burd is to residence of die bride’s brother at Boston Danvers, Mass., last Saturday, where they right to postpone on account of bad weather. build him a line cottage there in the Swiss Highlands, Tuesday evening,June 9th. Numer have been at work in the shoe-factory which Arrangements have been made for UNE UAKE for The steamer Isis sailed for Portland yesterday villa style. ous guests were present, among them being was burned last week. men and horses with Knox Lincoln Ruilroad, Adjustable Window Screens, morning. We learn that Major Delano will Boston & Bangor S. S. Co. (above Belfast), and I’., probably sell the steamer in that city. Sixtv or more members of Post 93 will join Misses Josephine A. Clark and Kittle O. Tlie graduation exercises of tlie class of ’85, 18 inches high, 34 wide, for with Edwin Libby Post ami other Posts in the AVnitz and Messrs Porter H. Sonic and Damon Eastern State Normal .School, were held IL, Mt. I). A M. S. H. Co. Mrs. C. M. McKnlght. who has been at the E n trie s d o s e F R ID A A', .TPN E 2fltli, at 11 o ’clock county as a battalion to participate in the L. Oliver of AVaklohoro. The happy couple Wednesday evening. 'The kali was very pret P. M , and should be addressed to 50 cents. house tri Mrs. Eliza Malcolm in Cutdiing the grand parade on the 23*1 inst., at Portland. were the recipients of numerous beautiful and tily decorated with evergreen, plants and How- past two week’, ha* returned heme. Gen. Davi* Tillson will command the battalion. valuable presents from their many friends and ers. Over the door leading into tiic tcachem' BERRY RRDS., Rockland, Me. A special meeting of I‘, Henry Tillson Post ( apt. G. F. Burgess lias been appointed as aid relatives. They left for AVaklohoro Thursday room was the class motto“Tw Heights Beyond" Bay and Straw 1’HF.H at the track. Trotting Brocade Mohair Upholstery will he held on Thursday evening. A general on his stall'. This is an excellent selection. morning, in which place they will reside. in white letters. The class numbered forty, will commence at 2 o’clock each day. attendance of all the comrades is desired. The proprietors of the Catnden Bazaar have M iss Josephine A. ('lark and Klttie (). AVnitz ilie largest that has ever been graduated from Admission 50 <*fs. Currlagcs Free. Plush in Old Gold, Blue and the school. The program was as follows: Rev. Thomas L. Gnlick, who has preached sold their lease of the store in Simonton’’ block returned from Roxbury,’Mass., Saturday.... BERRY BROS., Pnoi’ltlKTons. *o acceptably at the Congregationalist church to C. W. Atkins,wlm will open a “ 99 cent store,’ Miss Olive Quimby has returned from West Salutatory,George I Bow ioin ;“ Thc Nineteenth Garnet, for 1.25. Sold every the past two Sundays, has gone to Lewiston. the opening of which will be duly announced. boro, Mass... .Gardner Ludwig, the eminent Century Teacher," Belle Southerland ; History, The goods ami fixtures of the Bazaar have been musician, is home from Philadelphia.. . . L. L. Annie It. Calderwood; Poem, Annie C. PASTURAGE. where for 2.50. Cftpt. Erank Russell has left for Gardiner, ’Tooker; piano duct, Eugenie Devereux and Those desiring Pasturage for a limited number of where Ids vessel, schooner Ella Elliott, is moved from the store and will be sold at a bar Kennedy was in Monson last w eek ....F red AV. gain. Enquire at the Bazaar or of Geo. II. Trowbridge, night clerk at the Thorndike Margaret B. Sw eetser; reading, “ ’Tlie AA’reek Young Cuttle can lie accommodated by applying to loading ice. John T. Wilson has gone to join of the Rivcrmouth," Jessie A. Pierce; proph IL A. Emekv. this vessel. Haynes. Hotel, Rockland, was in town Thursday.... 19 Timber Hili, So. 'Thomaston. One case of Lawns, 4 cents. Nannie C. Alden wa’ in Rockland last week ecy, Hattie M. Cole; ode, Ada M. Maddoeks; Saturday a match game of bn’c ball took James Perry, esq. lias had hi* line residence valedictory,.Sherman Littlefield. 'The exam in painted inside in a high style of art. The ....M rs. Chas. A. Keene anti daughter of pi tee on tiic base ball grounds on Eltiker street Gloucester, Mass.,are visiting relatives liere.... ation of the class hv State Supt. N. A. Luce between the Warren and Thomaston Clubs. artist tinted the walls in colors in a tasty m an was on Thursday forenoon. Piineipal R. Lambrequin Poles, 38 cents. ner. The large double parlors with their deli Lincoln Sprout has returned from We’thoro The score was Warrens 14, Thomaston.’ 39. ....A . E. Grover ha* returned from Medfield, Woodbury, who is in S. Carolina on account cate tinted wail*, heavy border, ami gilt cornice, of ill health, wrote a farewell address, which Cftpt. George W. Robinson and E. L. Dilling fine marble ami wood mantels, with their Mass...... Mrs. Charles E. Bliss of Bangor is ham and wife arc in Boston for the purpose of at George Bliss’. . . .Mr. George Belt of Boston was read, nt his request, by Mi’s Hughes, to Sliawlettes,Cashmere Shawls elaborate cairings, are in harmony witli the the class at tlie close of the examination. attending the funeral of the late John W. htirroui.d n;s. The gio im’s n beautiful flower Highlands was in town over Sunday. in all colors, from 1.50 to 5.00. Blodgett, who married a daughter of ('apt. garden, the line symmetrical old elms, ami the Tlie Damariscotta Ladies’ Basket Associa ATLANTIC. Robinson. grand mountain views from tlie verandah, tion met with the ladies of tiic AVaklohoro S ell. M. M. Chase, (’apt. L. V. Joyce, arri FashionableClothing The Thomaston Base Ball Club made their make it one of the pleasant places in town. Baptist ('hurih, Friday, June 12. Services began at 19 a.m., Mrs. Hanson of Damariscotta ved here AA’ednesdnv. Capt. Joyce reports tlie appearance Saturday in their new uniforms of The Carleton House,Bert Lovejoy proprietor, largest schools of mackerel ever seen on the Scrim, 12 1-2 cents. blue caps, white shirts, gray knee breeches has recently been painted in colors, light anti presiding. The meeting was opened by prayer AT ROBINSON’S and singing, followed by remarks by Mrs. cons!. None of the fleet seem to capture anv and blue stockings and were strikingly • lark brown blended in a very artistic manner, of them now. The buyers sav that the only attiaetive In their new apparel. the inside touched up. varnished, etc., new Hanson of Damariscotta, Mrs. Graham of AValdohoro and Mr*. G. 1). B. Pepper of chance foi any money to he made this year ARTISTIC TAILORING New Style Scrim. furniture added, the ol*l newly upholstered, will lie the small catch through the summer St. James (Catholic) church is being repaired. ami is without doubt the best finished house in AVatervillc. An original paper was read by The old steeple anil hell tower lias been taken Mi’s Lizzie Austin of AValdohoro. Reports months, which doubtless will improve the ESTABLISHMENT the town, with inside shutters in every room, fall catch and market too. down, ami the symbolic cross of the church line billiard ball, telephone connection’ electric from the various churches and mission bands Bargains in Underwear—A placed in this position. The windows have bells, a first class livery in connection with the were then read. At 12 o’clock services were M. A’. Babbidge lias commenced the carpen 264 Main St., under the been changed, ami the basement repaired. house. ’I he proprietor also furnishes yachts adjourned to allow the ladies to partake of a ter work on Capt. IL J. Staples’ store. The large assortment Gauze, 25 bountiful collation which was served in the sills an* in place and work is progressing finely SOUTH THOMASTON. and row boats. Bert knows the business and Thorndike House keeps the cuisine up to the standard. holies’ room. The meeting was reopened at on the foundation. cents. II. S. Sweetland lias purchased the Ed W ill 1.39 p.m . Singing by tlie Mission Band of James Crockett of South AVest Harbor is iams horse. Miss Fannie Medbrev of Providence. R. I., Waldoboro, followed by remarks by Miss is at Mrs. Faroliue Batchelder’s,Elm street.... plastering (’apt. L. A’. Joyce’s new cottage, W. F. Butler is building a cook-room on his Mi*s Minnie R. Haynes arrived home last Barrows, a returned missionary from Bur ile will do the ma’on work on the Fred Joyce White Lining Table Felt, G8 cottage at Pleasant Beach, also a piazza. week... - Mis.* Mae McCarthy is progressing undi, who spoke in a very interesting manner cottage and Capt. B. J. Staples’ store. Mr. A large line of Woolens of the customs of the Burmese people, and Crockett is a good mason and we hone all who inches wide, 35 cents, half Richard Hayden has moved his camping out finely with tlie young Misses. She is drilling exhibited various articles manufactured by in all the Fashionable furniture at Pleasant Beach into the cottage lie lor the operetta “Grandpa’s Birthday’’.... wish a good job of mason work will give him them. She had several musical instruments their patronage. Styles on hand. price. lias been building. Dr. AV. A. Albee, wife and daughter were in which arc used in Burmese forms of worship, Then ho! for Pleasant Beach, the cutest, Portland last week. Tho doctor rend a valuable The Bay A’iew Hotel has been renovated and some of the most beautiful embroidery from cellar to garret, and is in first-class order tfip All work of the best quality in snuggest and jolliest sa,inner resort on the paper before the Maine Medical Association, we ever saw, which was done by the men of coast of New England. the session of which was one of unusual inter for receiving boarders the coming season. AVc ; p oint ol F i t , S t v l e and M a k e . Satin, E id e r D oavii Flannel, all Burundi. She was accompanied to tiiis country hope it w ill he well filled. taction guaranteed. Samuel Butler has put in a hid on the road e st... .Rev. Henry Jones was a delegate to the l y a young Burmese lady who was present at colors, for Children’s Cloaks, Maine Board of Missions at the Epi’copal Our lobster fishermen report lobsters played to be built around Mile hill. Il it has to he church at Portland, last week....('apt. Justin the meeting and sang several pieces in her built we hope Sam will get the job. native language and repeated the Lord’s out, an unusual small amount being taken this Lap llobes, etc. Sherman is soon to leave on a foreign voyage. prayer in both Burmese and English. The season. ~ We noticed in one of the Seattle papers that His ship is now in New York. Ray Coombs, the young son of Samuel young lady is designated by the euphonious NORTH WASHINGTON. FashionableClothing Coombs, formerly of this, place is attracting SOUTH HOPE. appellation of Mali Mliyah. Several readings Parasols—A New and Great and recitations were rendered by members of 'The barge Rover from AValdohoro was ill great attention as an artist. I 1 wellyn Flanders of Cochituate, Mass., is town last week en route for Bangor. in town on a short visit...... A. L. Flanders lias tlie AValdohoro Mission Band. Mrs. Pepper Assortment. B. I). Littlefield lias bought another new made some remarks in interest of the Keinen- (’lias. Follett o( So. Montvillc was here last horse. 11c lias now a span of reliable animals*. returned from Massachusetts, where he went dinc Girls school, while Mrs. IIill of AValdo a short time ago. Ile will play in a baud at week....Mrs. Gustaiia Harris of the Central He is now fixing up, painting and otherwise horo read a lengthy paper on “America as a House, Bath, visited her cousin, Mrs. Skinner, Ladies’, Gent's, Children's improving his chariot. “ We must keep up Nautasket Beach this season. Mission Field" which was followed by some last week. Mrs. Harris retains her youthful with the times" suvs Ben. A. I’. StClair is engaged in making a record very pithy and interesting remarks by Mrs'. looks to a wonderful degree, and is looking and Misses’ Hosiery, in a great Geo. Coombs is repairing,his buildings.... of the soldiers who served in the late war from Roberts of Rockland. Appointments o f ofli- finely. She was formerly well known liere Hiram Sewell is painting bis bouse.. . . W ill ibis town, lie wants name, regiment, ami eers were then made,resolutions offered and the being the eldest daughter of Peter A. Stubbs, variety, finished feet for 25 iam Tripp and gang have gone to work on company, date of enlistment and discharge, or meeting adjourned. formerly of Burkettville but now of Rockland. Horace Clark’s ham.... William Butle? is re death if dead, rank, ami whether wounded, and cents, pairing his building’ ...... lohn and Andrew any other particulars, that may he condensed UNION. SWAN’S ISLAND. T. W. HIX, JR., McKay are repairing the cellar foundation of into a short record. Ami lie desires all persons Charlie Elliot is repairing the building on Preparations arc making for a July dinner. John Ingraham’s house. having knowledge of soldiers to communicate tlie Bemis place. The bridge over the Georges Rev. C. 11. Fuller is holding a series of A New Lot of our Street Mrs. Eliza Thorndiko and Mrs. Lucy Crock with him as he is determined to have the list river at tlie Common is to have a new covering, meetings at this place. correct in every particular. It is time that this and the iiighwavs nre being repaired, much to ett arc making a short visit at the house of The young people nre talking of going to Jeweller and Optician, Jersey Jackets for 6.00; this is J IRarinf Departm ent. DOMESTIC PORTS. preceding the Sunday on which these services Put i,u»r.t i nt Ar 9th, ?ch Helen Mon- were to be held a letter came from me tfi the tagne, Green, Turks Island. Thomaston post-office, there being no office nt J. DONAHUE & CO. Sell. A. J. Fabens, Feck, nrrived Wednes P ensacola—Ar 8th, sell S. O. Hart, Smith. LOW PRICES day. flic ’Keag at that time. As I was evidently Galveston. ntr. r lh.- R .resin. f,.r tl.c w k Sell. Hnnter, Whitten, lay at Tillson’s wharf Gi.onoi town, D. C.—Ar 12th, seh J. B. alive and well it was thought best to postpone Sunday. Holden, Scott, Penobscot. the ohsefjtties. ( hole. M. Louis Patent Roller I lour Sid 29tli lilt, ship Rosie Welt. Welt. San N ew Op.i.i \ n- -Cld 15th. bark S. G. Ilart. “ When I had been at home five weeks I got al $5.•"».» per b a rre l. Francisco. Pearson, Lisbon. B xnook—Sld - h«. Jennie F. Willey. Chad married. After trading and burning lime for 5 lilitls. I hnici Xew I ’o rlo Itieo Molasses Scb. Ada Ames, Adams, anived Sunday wick, Annapolis. Md. two or three years i built schooner George and Medium & Light Weight from Boston. W ILL TELL. H alil colored nsid liem v bodied 27 e. J acksonvir i.e—Ar 9th, Milford, Look, James, named for myself and brother, who Rest frnde le t. Sell. Pearl is re. -iving repairs on North Rockland. Men’s Hoys mill ( liililren s Marine railway. Ni wncnvrouT—Ar 19th, sch John S. Case, now lives in South Thomaston, and I cruised in do/, nice Itrnoms, Parlor Handles. Shi from Vineyard Haven 19th, $vh A. E. Falkenham, Philadelphia. in het for six or seven years. I then had 15c. s,,|,| cicci „ here lor 25c. Herrick, mackerel ing. S w a n n \n Sid 7th. sell Melina A. Willey, another vessel built for me at Warren, tiie 5 boxes lied I co.. Tobacco 15c per Hi. Willey. St. Simons. I. O. of (). of about eighty tons. I sailed Sell. Nina Til-on, Acliorn. arrived here yes D m hpn, Ga.—Ar lltii, sell S. G. Hart. 5 lio\c. Mayo'. Ilc.l ( hew Ina and Smok- terday from Bangui. Smith, (Jalveston. in her fora few years, cruising around M< xieo ioa Tobacco, :tbc a Hi. Hits beat. Hie Sell. Thomas Hix, Yeaton, i- loading coal at F eiix \ x w n \ —Ar 11th. sell Lizzie Chad and tlie West indies during the Mexican war. C L O T H I N G w o rld ! New York for II. II. Halt «\ Co. wick) Chadwick, New York. “When 1 returned home they were con 5 Hi.. ( bolee Raisins lor 25 cents. Sell. M. A. Acliorn, Acliorn, lift” arrived FOREIGN PORTS. here after discharging at Belfast. structing a canal from Thomaston to Union, 25 tiars H ashboard S oap, or 2R bars of Ar at Hillsboro, N. B. 8th inst, seh A. M. and nt tiie request of those interested I built a Xew ( liicaao Soap >l.i»w. Ar at Liverpool 10th inst., ship John B. Bird, Cti«hman. Boston, Waiker, Wallace, San Franc Leo. i At Havana, 3d inst, bark Edward Cushing, steamer, 90x19 feet, to run on the canal. The Sell. Silas McT/ion,Morrill.was in tlie stream Bickinore, for Philadelphia. steamer was built on Seven Tree Rond, Union, Otir No. 2 Combination Friday limc-ladcn for New York. Ar at Dcmcrnra 8th nit., sell Lizzie Carr, and was called the Goldhuntcr. She was I-Inuit.c « _-r. at run. .• ■ t-i-- - f . ..f th.- 1». -t Selis. Empress, Helen and Ma Hudson are Brown, Fernandina, and sld 25th for Apala ready for business before the canal was built, tt .-III mad. . 1 I’.. -• w ,.|J' V ,rd. J Sixtv K,». t at North Marine railway, resting. chicola and New York. « i.ith.’-Hn. . ' U x. • ( rx-ttil Him in- an I 1 p .. k <.f and waited nt Warren some time before the N ew E ngland the I), -t < iotha*pins, all for 93.00 Set. Maggie Bell, Ch in.Her, h loading lime at A. F. Crockett’s for New York. lock was completed. A supper was given me 'The C packer W’ar AN EVENTFUL LIFE. at Knox Hotel and a flag presented to the Sell. Ella Francis, Torrey, arrived Sunday from Bancor, where she discharged. steamer by the Hon. ( apt. Edward Robinson. The Interesting Adventures of an Old I ran the steamer on the canal two years, IS E N D E D ! S ell. Lake, Johnson, sailed Monday for Bos Sailor, Told by Himself. making daily trips, but there were so many Arc doino- the telling. A',.I ■ • II Mr.' « , ,1.. - ne II B E S T ton, lime laden from R. W. Messer. 1 I (VI S K IS ( I; VI I, I l : s ,r I I . , I. Sell. Nina Tillson, Acliorn, was loading ice “ Yes, sir, I suppose my life would be con locks it didn’t pay. so In the fall of ’48 I took «r-N o , hare, c.r hnrr. ... at Bancor for Baltimore last week. sidered eventful by most people,” said Capt. the boat down to Machias and towed vessels. C lothing H ouse. W . I . p I III : nil s||, 1,11, and Sell. Julia Berkley, French, loa Is lime to Geo. (’. Dow of Thomaston to a Count kii-Ga- “ In the suninier of ’49 I sailed in the brig I’ll RI.F.II I Is,i , day from Ferry Bros, for New York. z.ettk reporter. “I was born in Wcskeag, Perfect of Camden, which sailed from that port - Ilh e . I . :ip I, ,. I.. ■ c: s'l I U.. : irv .1 ,1 Seli. Ida Hudson, Collins, loads lime to-day now South Thomaston. 1 left the ’Kong when p ics., m i . l{.«0n mb. r ,ln ; lsc-. for II. O. Gurdv A- Co. for New York. for California. The Perfect was owned ami I was twenty years of age and went to Port Sells. Allied.ikes and American Chief load manned by a company of twenty-eight Camden lime for A. C. Gay A Co. for New York. land, sailing from tliere to Thomaston in the and Thomaston men. each having an interest J. DOXAIK'E & CO., Gen. Jackson, which was built at tlie ’Keag by of #509 in her, ami were bound for California BLACK SATIN RHADAMAS at Indiffo Blue Flannel and Yacht Cloth Sell. Red Jacket, Shiite, arrived Wednesday Red Building 4 Poor* 8«uithf?t. Nicholas Hotel, from Boston when: she discharged salt. Wm. Mu Loon and in which I owned a portion, to dig gold. Capt. James Stackpole of Cam SI.25 and SI.50. SUITS. ItOCK 1. XM>. M AIM-:. 40 Sells. Susan, Kennedy, and Ella Frcssy, having helped build her. We loaded lime at den was in command. They took me fora Nash, arrived Tuesday fiom New York. Thomaston for New York, where we arrived pilot through the straits of Magellen. We All shades of Diagonal and Whipcord Sell. Pennsylvania, Savage, sailed yesterday after a rough passage of eighteen days. THE SCIENCE OF LIFE. ONLY $1 for Boston, lime laden from A. F. Crockett. were 115 days going, touching at Rio Janeiro i n mail r o s T - r u n . “ 1 left the vessel at New York and shipped SUITS. Sell. Lizzie Wilson of Thomaston is at South and Valparaiso on the way. When we got to BLACK CASHMERES at 45, 50, aboard the good ship Fabius, with general car Marine railway being reeatilked and coppered. San Francisco I went jobbing around on shore. 62 1-2, 75, 1.00 and 112 1-2. Sell. L. ’1’. Whitmore, Blackington. is at go lor Havana. From Havana I sailed in a In the day time I got one dollar an hour, ami PLAIN AND FANCY CASSIMERE Vinalhaven, loading stone for l\ ashingtou. bark for Amsterdam. From tliere I started as when T worked at night #1.59 an hour. 1). C. carpenter of a Dutch ship to Archangel, up “I afterwards went Into the mines and SUITS. Sdi. Retagawa, Pendleton, sailed for N ew round North Cape, returning in the same ves worked for four or five months on a big claim rh M c Suit* wont H Made* Stj It and X-ta Yolk Thursday, lime laden from A. C. Gay sel to Amsterdam. I next signed papers with D R E S S G O O D S 12 1-2 to S I.0 0 . Fitting, and I* the llandsoinuxt Him of Suit- to be A Co. which I took up. I made from #19 to #29 a found in R ockland. I'ltey are going aw ful I.tut al tlie captain of a Dutch man-of-war for a six- KNOW THYSELF.. Sell. Aildie Wessels, Gross, sailed Wednes day. It took all tho money I earned in ’Frisco GINGHAMS 8 and 10 cents. ready. Those who can appreciate good good*, year cruise. mud. ill the latent «ty|e, will Ibid thine Suit* ju s t day for New Yoik, lime-laden for II. O. Gurdv to buy provision and implements. 1 paid #19 what they want, and at A Great Medical Work on Manhood A Co. “ While the vessel lay .at anchor nt the Cape Exhausted Vitality. iv..u- and Phy-i.al Debil for a spade. Life in the mines, however, did ity. I’r.’tnature I> iin. In man. Errors of Youth, Selis. Helen, Bunker and Hunter. Whitten, Verde Islands three of us swam ashore at not agree with me and I was taken sick. I had M K II LESS I’KIt'K THAN (AX POS and tlie untold mineries icsjiltingfrom indiscretion- arc chartered to load lime at Rockport for New night, a distance of three miles, through water LAWNS, 4 and 5 cents. or excesses. A 1. ink for « v.-ry man, young, middle York. saved up about #3099 and I took it and started S IB LY HE FOt X I) ELSEW HERE. thick with sharks. We took to the woods and aged and old. It ,’.>nt-dn* L ' prescrip tio n - for all Spoken, June 9th, lat 11. Ion IS 23, ship for home. When I reached Sacramento I acute and chronic disease-, each one of which in laid there tor three days without food or water invaluable. So found hv the author, whoso expo- 11. 1). Rice, Jordan, from Liverpool for New found bark Laura Snow of Rockland, Capt. rienci for 2:'. year- i- -u Ii as probably never before York. until our ship should sail, which she did at Eben Thorndike of .South Thomaston, in com fell to the lot nJ' any physician. :;oi> pages, hound S ell. May Day, Pratt, lay in tlie stream Fri tlie end of that time. We were about used up mand, bound for the Isthmus with passengers, PRINTS 5, 6, and 8 cents. in beautiful French muslin, embossed covers, full day, lime-laden from A .C . Gay A Co. for by this time by hunger and thirst. There was gilt, guaranteed to he a liner work in every sen-e— New York. and I took passage in her. Leaving my money mechanical, literary and professional—than any a spring in town and as I had seen the natives with Capt. Thorndike, for I was afraid that I other work sold in this country for $2.50, or tlie Sell. Speedwell, Webster, lay in tlie stream money will he refunded In . very instance. Price Elrirant Assortment Men’s anil VihiIIi’m Saturday, lime laden from F. Cobb A Co. for go into the village witli bushes over their heads might die before I readied home, I started only $l.oo by mail, postpaid. Illustrative sample New York. I tried the same plan in the hope of getting a across tlie Isthmus on a mule, to the Chngrcs WHITE MUSLINS, LAWNS AND it 'ents. Send now. Gold medal awarded the little water, unobserved, but they detected me autlmr l»v the National M- lical Association, to the S ell. T. It. Pillsbury. Pitcher, sailed from river, down which I sailed in an open boat to LACE PIQUE, all prices. LIGHT PANTS l’re-ldei.t ..I which, the Hon. P. A Hiss. II, and Pascagoula about Wednesday, lumber laden and gave chase, but I got to the woods and tlie sea. I went to New York by steamer and associate olli ers of the Hoard the reader is respect for Boston. eluded them. IX I IX E AX1) M L IH I'M GRADE**. fully r. ferred. Sell. Commerce, Hodgdon, hauled into tlie when I arrived there was out of my head. This book should be rend by the young for in- “ We afterwards managed to secure food and Harvey Snow, a former resident of South s tiu c ’ion, and l.v |th e all'll.-tud for .. lief. It w ill stream Friday, lime-laden from Perry Bros, benefit alt.—Z.rz/rY. u /.„» ,t. for New York. water. We slept nights in a eave on the shore, Thomaston, now dead, found me there roam UNDERWEAR, 25, 37 1-2 and 50. j Tliere I- nom. inlH r ..f society to whom this book Sell. Geo. E. Prescott, Trucworthv, arrived which wc had discovered. One night, how ing about the streets and showing my little will not be useful, whether joutli, pat ent, guardian, instructor or elergvmati.—.1 ryonant. from Vinalhaven Saturday, stone iaden for ever, a party of negroes found us there and hags of gold dust. He took care of me and Philadelphia. Addie-a tlie p.'abody Medical Institute, or Dr. stole almost all our clothing. Finally schooner sent me home. E1XE LINES OE \V. il. Parker, No. | Hiillinch Street, Boston,Ma— , Spoken, May "th, lat, 25 N, Ion. 37 W, ship Belleville of Newburyport, Capt. Bray, came tilted on all diaeunea requiring I. F. Chapman, Thompson, from New York “ After a long sickness I recovered and went HOSIERY, 5, 8, 10, 12 1-2, 15, 20, ! skill and experience. < hronlc and obstinate di*. for San Francisco. into the harbor bound on a south sea sealing to sen again as captain of different vessels. » th at ha bullied tin- skill I I V 4 1 o f all and 25 cents. her physician-ns ua specialty. I l I J 21. I J S u c h Ar at Boston 8th, selis. Minntonomah, with cruise. I shipped on board the Belleville. We The last vessel I was in was the Pulaski, be Boys’ Suits eated ...... -fully 375 bids mackerel; Alaska, 200 bids—both sea cruised around the Falkland islands after fur longing to J. (). Cushing of Thomaston. We i instance of fuilui 1 THYSELF. packed from Georges. seals and then two boat crews of us were land were loaded with lime from Thomaston for SHORT AXD LONG PANTS. Bark John It. Stanhope, DeWintcr. dis ed on the islands to kill seals, while the vessel charged a cargo of coal Saturday for Fred It. Boston. Wc ran into a gale, our sails were At the LOWEST PRICES IX THE CITY Spear from New York. continued her cruising. She was afterwards blown away and wc came to anchor oil' Rye SILK AND LISLE GLOVES, 25, 50, “ C A N D E E ” Ar at Boothbay 9th, selis. Henry Morgan- wrecked on Terra del Fuego. The crew man Beach. During the night the cargo took fire 75 cents and SI.00. thaii, Eddie Pierce, Janies Dyer, and Cata aged to build a schooner of twenty-five tons and we escaped to the shore. We were brought lina, from south, mackereling. out of the wreckage and succeeded in getting home by Capt. Albert Campbell of Rockland R u b b e r Sch. F. L. Porter, fiom F ix Island for home. in the schooner C. Hanrahan of that port. Washington, witli a cargo of stone, put into “After six months had elapsed and nothing That, I believe, was my last adventure of any New London 11th inst, leaking. SILK MITTS; 25, 50, and 75 cts. Roys’ Knee Pauls 50c, 75c, $1, $1.25. BOOTS Sell. Billow, Wood, was nt tlie Atlantic was heard from the Belleville, we poor casta importance.” — WITH — wharf Friday, loading lime from F. Cobb A ways on the Falklands knew that the vessel ------44^------Co., for New York or Richmond. must have been lost. There was a small set DOUBLE THICK UNION —DISUNION—REUNION. The recent sale of ship Leonora, of Belfast, tlement of people from Buenos Ayres on the CORSETS. BALL. leaves hut two ships (the Cora and Nancy island. Louis Vernet, the father-in-law of Ordinary’ Rubber Boots Pendleton) now owned at that port. 1855 to 1885. SEERSUCKER Coats aid Vests, always wear out flr.st on Selis. Chase and George collided in tiie har Capt. Greenleaf Cilley of Rockland, was Madam Clark's, S I.2 5 Hie ball. Th© VAN 1H.K bor yesterday. Tlie Chase lost her head gear, Lieutenant Governor. We went scaling dur Bv IIon. R. 8. Cox, At thou oe “ Buckeye Boots are d o u b le th ic k School,” “ W hy W e Laugh,” ‘T hee on the ball, and give and tiic George’s main-suil was torn. Conformator, 1.00 ing the day and when night came would turn Land and F ree T rade,” “ W inter Si n - Alpaca Coats Sch. Carrie Hix, Hix, nrrived Friday from our boat over and sleep under it. Wc lived reams,” “ Artic Sunbeams,” “ Orient C o ra lin e , 1.00 Saco, where she discharged coni from New well upon eggs ami meats of all kinds. S unbeams,” etc. rub York, at 89 cents, towed and discharged. Mott econotn ieaI “Finding our boats too small for our pur D r. B a lls , 1.00 ber Boot in the market. Sell. Mabel Hall, Snow, has nrriv. d from We have just examined the above described Linen Dusters Lasts longer than any other boot, and tho Gloucester, where she discharged salt. She poses we set to woik to build a larger one out work by the gifted author and statesman be Best 50 and 75 cent C o rs e ts in will go on the South Marine railway to paint. o f the wreck of a ship which had been cast fore mentioned. the c ity . Sellin 77,. Ladies Honu Journal doesn’t '.ike AMERICAN HUMOR. ••Hough on Rnt«.” THE COURIER-GAZETTE Cienmont rut*, mice, ronchcs, flic*, nnt*, b-Lbiig< CHAS. E. BURPEE, the pnicliou of pi'oniiscnous kissing in ItcArt Pnln*. THE HOME COMPANY. public ninoiig women, Ttcar it: “ Mi n The small boy learning the alphabet I’alplladon, I>rt»p«Icnl Swelling*. DizzbD-*-. InJi is like a postage stamp. lie gets stuck gcMit.n, lb :i.la. be, S lc -p l.— n . -- • i.K I by “ W ells’ don't do it: neither should Women nnd Health Ren. wer.” A MODERN PAPER. on tlie letters. — Roston Commercial Itiil- UNION MUTUAL girls. Il is n vulgar practice bemuse, I, I in . • ltoii”h on ( orin.” A-k for Welh- “Roueli on Corn*. 1Ae. Quick, intentionally or otherwise, it attracts tlm A dose o f ink was adm inistered to a complete enr<\ Hard or roA corn*, wart*, bunion*. Grainer, Paper Hanger, F ..rt • AND DEAt.Kll IX T «. Iftli attention of strangers. When two lady in Monroe. <»... in niistnke for “ I!ih Ii;i - I’rtlba.” Life Insurance Company, women at a railroad station or other medicine that had been procured for Quirk, complete cure, all kidney, blnd b r. and colic, but tile lluid cured her all the same. U rinary Di*e:i*t * Scalding, Irritation, stone, Grav. Tw l.ll.r« I V ir i" »1u' if ,.,,1 .1 crowded place ril’ h together with a re el, Catarrh of the Bladder. *1. DrngglM*. PAINTS, OILS, DRYERS, l.-r thr.i' O F M A I N E , PI1.I , i \ t r : T 1 I i ni'.ntl.- This shows that w hile her disease was Itcri-ftngw, I'Hos, n w n th .’ II ini trip . sounding osculation, like two rapid ink-curable, it was not incurable— .Vurr. Elie*, roadie*, ant*, bed-bnu«, rut-, mice, gopher*, Varnishes, Glass, etc. meteors out of their orbits, the whole II, raid. chipmunk*,, cleared out by “ Hough on Rat*.’’ U»e. Orgntiixed In ISIS. THE OUTLOOK. crowd grins."’ Man's ihgen itv is constantly being Thin I’eopl •. MATERIALS— FOR=ARTISTS •Well*’ Health !’• newer’ restore* bcalih and vigor devoted to lightening the labors of his cure* Dy-p« p-ia, Impotence, .-cxu.il Debility. $1. A Great Ppecinlty. Dr S diliemann will spend the coin Reality sometimes discounts fiction. fellewiiimi. Soiiie fellow lias invented “Hongh on Pain.” Ha* had thirty-five y« ar*’ experience. bricks so ligtit that they will lloat on 222 MAIN ST., - - ROCKLAND. ing winter searching for the tomb ol A starving stowaway was found in the Cure* cholera, folic, cramp-, dlirrho.i. ache*, PrlccR I.ow.'XSuti*factlon Guaranteed. water. For carrying in tho iiat they pain*, *praln*, headache, nnuralgln, rheumatism. TS HKCOHII IS Alexander the Great at Alexandria. hold of the Ambrose Eight, tho brig cap must possess a great advantage over 20c. Rough on Pain I'laatcr*, 15c. Wlien found make a note of it. tured oil the Venezuelan coast, which those now in use.—A'orr. Herald. lltfltlier*. Ilciilli IiKvcs puiil, • • $7,-92.511 71 If you are failing, broken, worn nut and n« rvou*, E. L. ESTABItOOK,M. D. was taken to the Brooklyn Navy Yard "W hy are they called pyramids, pa?” tine “ Well*' Health Renewer.’’ $1. Druggl«t*. Endowments pnid, • - 3,110.251 00 Physician and Surgeon. asked Georgic, who was looking at a Tho Mahdi has been heard from again, last week, lie was a negro, who had Life Prruerver. Surrendered policies, • 5,592,112 si Ulmer Building, Cor. Main and Sea Sti. picture of those wonders of Egypt. If von are lo*lng your grip on life, try “ Well*’ lie says he is going to invade Egypt atiil been concealed for forty-one days, and Health Renewer.’’ Goes direct to weak spot*. • Night call* nn*wered from residence, No. “ They arc called pyramids, niy son,” D iv id e n d s ,...... f,29S ,(i(l2 74 4 School 8t., nppo*ite Po*t Ofllco. Arabia. This may be only a blind to bad lived on whatever he could pick up replied liis father, without hesitating, “Hough on Pile*.’1 covei a night attack on England. in the hold after the provisions lie took Cun * Pile* or Hemorrhoid*, Belting, Protruding, HOWING A TOT.U. PAYMENT to “ liceauso, yon see, they appear am id the BIim ding. Internal or other. Internal and External Policyholders of nearly on board were exhausted. lie was general desolation of tlie desert.” — />’o.<- Iteinedy in each package. Sure cure,f»0e. Druggist* S BENJ. WILLIAMS, M B. hm Transcript. Pretty Women. rp\V F.NTY-ONF. MILLIONS OF OOL- Physician and Surgeon. 'Idle Senior class of the Biddeford High nearly dead when found. Mayne licid I I.A H S , equal to Ofllco, and Reflidenen Elin Street. "W liat makes you look so happy to I.adle* who would retain fre.-hne** and vivacity. school arc to charge ten cents admission should look to his laurels. D on’t tail to try “ W« II*’ H ealth R enew er.” ♦^•Call* nnnwered night or day day?” inquired one man of another. IX Ill’NhHEI) T1HH SANO DOLLARS, to the graduating exercises. It costs ••Hough on Heli,” paid policyholders for each year of the " O i l , I'm going to get married tomor “ Rough on Itch” cure* humor*, eruption*, ring comS pany’s existence. m t . c o r S T " som ething lor silk dresses and broad The younger generation, who remem row,” was the cheerful response. worm, tetter, m lt rheum, fro.-ted feet, chilblains. “ You've been m arried once, haven't T S p r e s e n t ASSETS ARE mo,.322,- Residence, corner of Union and Summer cloth suits. ber nothing of the war, can realize some “Hough on Calnrrh.” I OO1 O ? , w hile its liabiliticH an* only Jgtft,- S tr e e t* . thing of the magnitude of tho struggle you?” “ Yes.” "And you can smile Correct* oflensive o«!or« nt once. Complete cure 922,570 50. now? Well. well, it takes a good many of wor*t chronic ea*e*, also nnetpnded a* gatglc for Ofllee In A. K. Spear's New Block, North The aldermen of iewiston have formed and the terrible loss of life by reading Diphtheria, Sore Throat, Foul Hteitth. 60c. T IIAS TIIKHEEOHE A SURPLUS OF o fllc e . kinds or men to make up a world.”— IS (00,000 OO according to the Ma**nchu- The llopo of the Nation.