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V o l . 4.— N ew S e r ie s . ROCKLAND, MAINE, TUESDAY, APRIL 28. 188-l N u m b e r 1 5 .

THE COURIER-GAZETTE nml even the drugs lliemsrlves. An WHY WE CROSS THE OCEAN. THE MILKMAID. AMERICAN HUMOR. PNEUMONIA. soon ns the doctors stopped feeding him E niTi n nv W. (). Ki i l l ii. .In. In die midst of a very cold day in tlie morphine nnd gave the pitient n elntneo « the (frawp I rcc her pn«p ; A close call "T im e to shut up. gentle­ The Story o a Man Who Has Hail It he improved rapidly, anil the other day, winter of if,go, a parly of exceedingly She »ith tripping pace— men’'.— lloslon 'Times. Nine Times. A maid I know—w —Mini Mini Mar< h windRwind* h' FORMER RESIDENTS. twenty-one days niter his knell had been enterprising and frost-bitten individuals, H»t h air ncroRR h er fare . "I glo ss I'll t ike a liorn." • I wouldn't F. H. Bak r writes tli ‘ following re­ W ith a hcv. Polly! bo, Polly! sounded by the doctors, he walked down wlio find sailed from across the seas in a do il Ii will corn vou copiously.’’— markable letter lo the Bruton Hr m id I lolly rIi til bn mint , Hoslon Times. Scattered nil over the surface of the frail litd e vessel, landed on w lia t tile Bc'orc the spray iR wh t ■ w ith M a\, stairs and took a drive, and he now «>r hiooniM th e •■giantme. Pneumonia is prevalent this month in globe, on land and on sea, w ill be found I seems to be on the rapid road to corn- p eless lias aptly termed tlie stern ami i’ lie 111.01 whn kills two organ-grindi n this city. I an) today out of my lietl for T h e Mar< h windR blow . I wnt-li her g* , when- one lived before is a public bene­ the first time fora week, having had mv scores of men and women who original- , plete recovery. All of which proves, rock-bound coast nf Massachusetts. Of Her eve i« brown ami clear. factor.— IViiitc/taU Times. this l>md of venturesome pilgrims were IL r cheek iR brown, and soft hr dow n ninth atlaek since 1H7'.I. with in appreci­ ed in Rockland, nnd to whoso dear scenes j that whether Gen. Grant dies from his T o thoRC who Rce it m a r ' It is needless to leuiark that it was a able dill-renee in the severity o f each they often revert in memory, and long , present trouble or not, sensible men and Dr. Samuel and Edward Fuller, brothers, With a hey, etc. deaf-mute wtio uriginatPil the saying att iek. < >f these attacks, eight were of for a glimpse or two of the old home. | women will put no more faitli in the with tlieir respective families — and What ban she not that they have got- th a t "h o , e de if-lu aid inaketli the heart the light lung. I am Id years of age, The dames that walk in silk' sick ” — iVashinr/lon llalclul. habits strictly temperate, height live There is something peculiar about our j bulletins and assumed wisdom of his hardy ami worthy men iliey were accord­ Should nhe undo her ’kerchief bine, fi ct nine in lies, weight 2O'I |mnnds. a city in this respect. Itisn't a very largo doctors, wlto have made themselves ing to tlie chronicles of those times. Some men go into the newspaper busi­ ness for tlie purpose ot 111 ikin g money, physique that has the worst lo lie appre­ or a very handsome city—and indeed we ridiculous, not because they have failed, Well, time went on, tlie years waxeil Let those who will he proud nnd chill' lin t tin y soon come to tlie conclusion that hended from pneumonia. M y liis l a t­ might enumerate a variety of tilings | but because they pretended to be omnis- and waned, and by ami by tlie green For me, from June to June, (hey should work for fame.— lloslon I ’nsl. tack cosl me -2 inn. I hud lour physi- My Polly’s wor

’ Scotland. It towers to a height of l.'iii even if it does not regard tlieir past.— ordered my removal to the hospital. I and Edward, his brother, in leaving a feet above ground. consented, lull took the night express for the land in which vou now live. Let us , the iissur,,nce "»‘t »">’ expense that Hoslon Record. land of religious persecution, logetlier In Milwaukee tlie other day, Mr, t'm iada. mid was lin a lly captured in m ig h t therefrom ensue would he eared "Y e s,” said Adolphus, " I used to call know how you are prospering since you witli tlieir immediate successors, aided Moody was asked if lie lind grace enough Hulihix with nothing on hut u nightshirt, for by subscription. In this connection around occasionally to see Miss Blank; left your native town, Recall if you can anil aliened by the uneasy and pci ig rinaf to die at tlie stake. He replied: "No, a mustard poultice mid a brnec of re­ hut the old gciilletmin kind o’lnadi! il volvers. Surg-Mi j Wolesley of the some o f the things that used to amuse the BelfasL J o u rn a l pertinently suggests : ing Andrew, tlie preacher,the present I don’ t need i t ; a ll I want is grace enough warm fur me. aid I left very suddenly Io bold this convent mo for three days in British'ii niy,a hrolher of Lord Wolesley. your generation when you were hero. The temperance people o f Hootlilmy can do writer is enabled toturn one of tlie wheels ion- evening and haven't seen her since.” no less Ibr the victim o f this outrage Ilian the M ilw aukee. and a Dr. Fitch, with six men, sur­ "I see.” replied Fogg: “ warmth usually rounded me in the Im perial Park. Tilled There is scarcely a lim it to the lield that rummies have agreed to do for ids cowardly in tlie mighty engine o f tlie newspaper An entry in Washington’s diary, dat Sharts tlie sap about this time of year.” — me with hydrate of chloral, put me to m ig h t lie covered in a series o f com m u­ assailant; and the latter having been held for press, and, at tho nom inal rate of tw o ed February. 17f>K, shows the great num­ his appearance in court aide counsel should lie lloslon Transcript. lied, mid set a guard. T h a t night I nications of this description gathered engaged and tile case ngninst hill) prosecuted dollars a year if paid strictly m advance, ber of visitors lie eiilcrlaineil at that A11 Indiana law student was caught in time. "Would any person believe,” lie overpowered the guard mid made lor the from all parts of the world. Try it, with the utmost vigor. Il w ill not do to have a to present a constantly widening consti­ tlie act of vigorously arguing an imagin­ s !.i, anil was ah ull plunging in when precedent established in Maine that tliuso who says, “ that w illi 101 cows actually re ary ease before a saw-lmrse and twelve again eaplu ed. By this tim e m y own readers. Don’t hesitate through fear of advocate temperance can he nssa bed and their tuency witli a weekly paper that should purled at a late enumeration of my ent­ inability to propel ly express yourselves assailants go unpunished. lie found in every family. Advertising licks of cord wood, the latter represent physician was called. M y recovery was ile I should still tie obliged to buy hut- i ^ n . e jmm.'s mid H.e’ii.rulerthe'judge.' a m iracle. This is sound doctrine; and we shall rates reasonable. t ir in newspaper columns. B,nr in mind He “ n llo w i d ” that henever appeal, d to Since 1S70, I have lieen altaeked eight that we employ a whole row of college he very glatl Io lie one of the news­ Jl w ill lie understood in a general sort A Westmorolaiid ('minty (Fenn.) a more intelligent jury, nor ever argued times, in Boston. Npw York, Baltimore. graduates whose express business it is to papers ol tlie state to contribute toward o f a way that Dr. Samuel and Edward, school teacher was rcecntly put on (rial liefore a more impartial judge. — HoJon Chicago, St. Paul mid S in Francisco. liefore the seho il trustees on a charge of Transcript. correct with loving touches any little that same purpose. If it conies to the his brother, when Iliey departed some­ Iiismanee companies decline risks on having used im proper language. He mv lile with thanks. Up to tho fall of epistolary idiosyneraey that a correspon­ pass that newspaper men w lto advo­ what hastily from tlie shores of England, was acquitted as the following ollieial 1S7'J, I was held as a lirst-cluss lisk, and cate the observance of prohibitory laws SPRING FASHIONS. dent may inadvertently stray into. left behind them others of their name and record shows: "Witness were net wery 1 :11 l ied S2 ’, 1 Mil I on my life. Now, will'll in common with other laws tire to lie race. By a perfectly logical train of strong and tlie hold woteil iinanernius A m ■ tin A[h i ulturi'i! foT May. Ihe medical exaininer of an insuranee in Mr. Fergliosoiis favor.” hoi so whipped. then it is tim e to pnupn reasoning il follow s that, w hile these There ems to lie nothing very company (life) puts his ear to my uhest, A MEAN REVENGE. An eccentric man of Hollis. X. II., and inquire after the state of tile ad­ two men have dotted New England witli l i i u r k c 1 in the early-announeed fashions I'is eves gradually assume the appear- named Tvviss lias just died, and his will vanced civilization and liberty of which for spring. Simplicity in ways of mak- ancu nl full moons, his hair rises, and Otto Funk, the Chicago socialist, wim tlieir descendants, tlieir coexistent rela­ has scandalized the State. Among oilier ■ ing up. and good, sulist mtial quality in mouth lakes on tlie shape of a new lim n we all have been in the habit of boast­ created a sensation in that city a few tives in Old England linvo not been idle. curious features, il provided should | goods, are some of llm principal features iirhe’s. Yet I w ill put on Hie glovr s ing. It won’t do for men witli enor­ months ago by an attempt to blow up There are Fullers here; there are Fullers ho expended for peanuts .....1 candy fur in those already seen. Woolen fabrics wit!) any phy-duiun in Boston between mous muscles on tlieir arms and a the mourners, and that a brass band, to have taken the place of silks for home my attacks, said physicians being of my the public library, startled that commu­ there; brothers in name, speaking tlie teaspoon t ill of brains in the back of lie paid $10, should furnish music at tin* i and street wear, and we mnv confidently uge anil weight. nity again last week. It was discovered same tongue, identical in blood, cousins funeral. The judge has refused to ailmii I a-sert that a trained silk dies, such ns M y treatm ent is tlii- E m pty Hie tlieir bends to go about sweeping up the that lie had eonstrueted elaborate under­ by the laws of generation. tlie will to proiiate. was commonly seen on tlie street a few Stomach by injection and au emetic, the fuee of the scenery with editors wlto ground works at the approach to the That is why we are going to England. A Chicago man at I’lainliuld, Inil., de- | years ago, would now he an object of last of powdered ipeeae dissolved in want tlie laws obeyed. The movement sired to leave his traveling hag and over- I ridicule. Cashmere is very popular for water— 1 quarter of a teaspoon fill of Chicago University, which he was to We want la see our cousins. at while lie walked to a place g 1 m il I spring dresses Ini' ladies and children, powderrd ip.eau in hall a tumbler nf must lte discouraged at tlie start. It It didn’t occur to 113 until very recent­ till with infernal machines and explode distant, lie put llie m in a Held unpro­ warm water, repealed, if necessary, in must lie frowned upon. ' and can lie worn all through the sum­ jU3t ns his sweetheart. Miss .Jennie Gib­ ly that there were whole circus-tenlfiils tected from thieves except liy tile sign, mer. Alm ost any shade can lie found half mi hour: m u s iaril poultice, enough son, was passing by on her way to class o f cousins w a itin g far us on the other “ Sinall pax, beware," and when he ic- ' in this lahrie. These and other woolen to redden,over the lung (eliest mid hack). lurned tiicy were right there in tlie lie ld , EBEN F. P-Y. side. Eor years mid years we have been goods :oe not, as formol ly, coniliincd I’an 1 blister, but take oil poultice mid recitation. j hut they were 20 feet under ground, apply a square o mi article made of going our way while they have gone 1 willi silk. They are made in tailor- Tills Funk must lie a very singular in­ As a general tiling we have felt dis­ buried liy hi'iillh ollieel'S. 1 fashion, simply stitched, or tiiuiiuial fe lt ninl rubber, otit lined al a ll druggists. theirs. There lias been no sociability, d ivid u a l indeed. The dispateli does not posed to let President Cleveland make I'lm muah abused corset has a i' o iii- 1 with some of the new fancy braids, or Wring out in warm water, kept on. state what grievance, lie was suffering his appaittl meals to please himself, fur no interchange of soul, no visiting biok plislud -omething that entitles il to lie velvet, which it is said, is to lie worn all This ha- a rubber tre king, and retains ■ through the summer. Velvet ligures on moisture. Even “ Allcocks's i’oions under in connection with his sweetheart, we do not consider it fair as a rule Io and forth. Il wasn’t right. Wo fell speketl I lf w illi H'spi el - for a few days nt least. A woman in Q uincy, .Mass., silt; or satin grounds are among the Plaster” is si rvieeaiilu after mustard, Imt but tho presumption is that she bitterly that we had been derelict in a saered bother and worry a president who is new was struck ilm ether night liy a liu lle l, j most expensive goods, lull the ile-igns don't blister. Goto tied, and stay lliere. social obligation. Not only have wo reproached him for Hilling at the rink, to the ollice simply because lie makes a w liie li came in ci n la c t w ith a steel in her are much sm ulliT than they have been. Drink 0 itiueal gruel and beef ten. By or maybe she laughed at Ills new spring mistake or two, a tiling anyone is likely held aloof from our cousins, but now corset and was thus p eventid, a Boston Tlle.-e are used for basques, and Ihe Ibis time, if in a hotel among strangers, you probably will be enabled to send for suit of plaid clothes. Il is apt to make that we sit down and calmly pander paper says, "from inllieling wliat might front breadths or side panels of skil ls, to do before lie gels the hang of (lie a iloeior. lie will approve o f wliat you upon it, we cannot blame them if they ii ive lieen a fat d wound.” lor summer silks nothing can lie prettier a young mini mail when his girl 1 uiglis schoolhouse. But when in the very face have done, ea-ry you through mid pro­ Another illustration of wliat theli id s.mi- or more uselnl (ban Surah siiks. They at Ills new clothes, Anyhow, Funk should openly charge us w ith studied tect you from a relapse. A - a general of a loyal people Mr. Cleveland appoints t iry condition of a lioti-e will entail was : They are in all plain colors, as Idack and purpose to ignore nur relatives entirely. tiling pneumonia comes m i at night. must lie a peculiarly constituted party to Ellen F. Pillsbury to a fat ollice as au aH'orded in M ilfo rd , Ma>s . w ith in a week gold, blue and brown, 1 lo. Small T lie patient rings until tired, mid con­ demand the girl’s lifu upon any such Certainly our action is op 11 to such im ­ or two, whore four children died from snapped mid cheeked silks may be had internal revenue collector of Massachu­ cludes to wail unlit mo"iiing. Fatal putation. diphtheria, while the life of ihe lif :h and at low prices, hut light wools are pre­ pretext. Almost any young mail would setts, we may possibly lie excused if we mistake! Let all travellers carry 1 spirit last e lliid was saved by living retnovi d lo ferred. Nun's veiling is found in nil have been satislied w ith breaking her join with tlie great community, includ­ lienee we arc going over to see them. lamp and cup. mustard and chilli, plas­ iiiiether tenement. I’lm sanitaiy ari"iiige- i shades for home, street and evening We do not know exactly where they are ter mid till ounce of powdered ipeeae. heart, which could easily have been au- ing tho Now England democratic papers n m iils nf the ehi'ili'i n’s home were a l l e r - wear. And there is a new lahrie ol These, w ith a "Davis syringe," will cjinpli'hed liy skating with a new girl of the belter sort, in deprecating tlie living now, for wo have no doubt that waiil found to be bail in the i xli'eine. about the 'im e texture called wool-crape, with a light llllish like crape. Many keep tlie enemy nt Ii iy until tho dm tor all tho evening. Besides It would be president’s judgment. many of them during the past years have 'I’lm story is told of an old colored ladies em broider sm all designs on line conn s. In pneumonia have no v is ito rs moved, hut we s lltill seek lliem out. mid man, Colonel Sam Dickerson, who b is cheaper. W hatever lias been w orst in the I woolens for vest, apron front, collars and —lawyers, ministers or priests. I'lie It is alleged that Funk is a socialist, I politics of Maine, from tlie tinieof tlie make known our purpose, and fall on been a w ell-know n cliai acter in Ch u les culls. Interlinked lin g s , keys, hall m ind lias much io do w itlid ise ise. Have ton, S. (,’ ., for many years, and who tlieir necks mid cry, and stay tlicro three | moons, or lin y llowers w ith thin leaves, i faitli in your ptiv-i inn. have a good We don’t believe it. We ean’i see any­ rebellion’s ineipieney down to recent earned a precarious livelihood in the are among the designs used, fid s is a nurse mid beware cl a relapse. th in g social in a young man b lo w in g up date, Ellen F. Pillsbury, if tlie record is or foul' weeks, or even longer, according courts, Dial when asked once io explain I very handsome way lo make up ladies’ w liat Ihe tei 111- dr fa -to and-Z, in n mount, liis girl witli two hundred pounds of true, lias lieen chief instigator of and to the accomplishments of our cousin’s or children's woolen dresses. Fur ehil- gravely replied that Hie counsel must e x ­ dynam ite. actor in. Republicans have viewed him wile as a cook. For if our cousin's wile ; dren, the yoke nr vest is embroidered, SOUTH WALDOBORO. plain "de facts” of a ease to tlie satisfac­ ill tlie light of a political villain. It was is weak in tlie c u lin a ry business, or there with bell, collar and culls to match. Waldo S. SrviTlIawt, wtio lias tic, 11 at iioHc- tion of “ilejury.’ st'viTiil weeks, relumed lo Brooklyn, N Y.. GETTING WELL. is anything else annoying, we shall Basques and polonaises are liolli to lie natural perhaps that they should lie In tlie April niiuihi r of IJppincntt's worn with vests, real or simulated The Tuesday..,. Mis. Kale V. Mors, amt Mrs. W 'I . Wilson, having spent several w eek s m severe in tlie ir judgm ent, but it is a fact shove along to the next cousin's and lind Magazine is an urliele of great interest 1 old cutaway basque, sloping hack (rum Tlie doctors said Gen. Grant was Thomas W. llunpPs, reluriiid lo Tlioiuustoic i »•' • 's o w n political faith out how lie also has lieen all these years. on " I lie Confederate Hag,” by Frank tlie top ol llm darts, is revived, also U clue ,lav. alilieled with epithelioma. You and we ..ugui grew very, very tired of him, W e believe in being sociable. I t is C . ( arpenter. < hie liiimlred and ninety- 1 small jackets o f dressy material, rcseiub- ‘file itiv o ie e eases of Ihe Juillini'y Iraan o f nine designs were siilimiiled. Hie most court ill Haiti have a l Iasi alt In i'll

OIL AND GUANO. MEN AND WOMEN. DROWNED. Fashionable w A New Manufactory to be Started at Personal Paragraphs of M >re or I.ess A Sad Accident Occurs nt I.ittle Thor­ I he (-rent Kush Interest to Our Readers St. Gcoige. oughfare. North Haven. At the recent M*«j*inn o f the legislature •» new Mrs. W . T. Cnbb D In B -to n . Joseph K- u aged 21 v •ar*. nnd Ecrdinnnd ( onip iiiv xv.is in« • ! ;■« i ited un-l-r th e natne o f Ernest Snow i« quite ill at hi* h »tne. Kent nged 2' • ars, -o n *o f Gti< Kent o f North CLOAKS . the St. George < ' I A G-umi ( «». I h . ..tnpinv Mr*. A. I. M uh. i was in Bo«* .n la-t week. Haven, were dr owned S itu r 1 »y, about 2 p. m. -AT— STILL CONTINUES ^ tzvcittxt^ lia s on its li*t o f M "-kliol-h , * some of the W. s. went :«■ New \ -,ik la-t evening'. 'I hev had breu out to their lobster pots and courttv‘s most prominent - uiz •„< including J. M m ll-n-n Smith w-nt t » Boston Satin- untied to the harbor. In attempting to moor C L O T H I N G (). Kohins«»n. b. I . S u rre tt, A. lHec, G. M. tln ir boat their sails ilhe-1 over with sheets be- Ifii ks. .|.,hn lL m ly and others, Elkan th Sp.-ar W J. U. I wile w -n: to B"'ten laved, till d th - boat and she sunk in about S i m o n t o n ’s o f this c ity Leine superintendent. eighteen f - t ot wafer, the men going down I'lie emiipnnv hi« purchased the old porgv Mi* George W. Hick- was ill Boston l.,«t with her. 'I lie n<-eident wa«t observed from the M. A."Achom’5 ST()R|;! factory at Deep Cove, near Port Clyde, ami shoie ami Dam Leadbetter wa« on the spot have p u t o f the buildings in thorough repair. M i- II - nrv R ivni-»n 1 o f Rath vD iu-i in ih> with In- boat in two or three minutes but was t > » laie to render assistanee. 'The bodies were They eon ist o f a b u ild in g 25\»»1 feet, used as a storehouse, another < m t.iin itu the I. I rr.ii I h •d from not fotmd ti’I Sunday. Our Spring giinneiits are machinery, hyilraulie pre— the cue nc atta if sick, I < rdinaml, th** elder, leaves a widow to now being received by evrv and boiler h »,,t««' and cook-house are also im lm l--l in the attending Rockland Co nuieii ial < ollegc. about I've months. Sin* saw the boat when it went down from the dooi o f l,?r house. 'This C3-T^7YTST.TD purcha.se and two wharves, "in with ten feet of James S itikituon, ?I a inc manager o f the ladies are cordially invited Io sudden taking off o f two worthy young men water at low tide. Union Mutual Life Ins . Co., is in the city. examine I lie same. , i-ts a gloom over the whole Island. 'The The company v ; I buy fish and rcl'oe of all G M. Dotv and fam ily have returned from funeral was held yesterday. kinds By means of pow ifu l presses the oil the s »uth, where they have passed the winter. Brocade Yelvel Wraps. w ill t»e extract ’d, and tin refuse converted into J. F. Tracy goes to M illbridge this week SURPRISED HER. Trico, Wraps. Closing Out Kale! fertilizers. The works will start up May 1st. w h ere lie has been engaged to teach the coming season. Ottoman Wraps. A Case of Biting a Pepper andj Being All customers more Ilian pleased CHAT OE THE WEEK. Mis. E Mont Perry and son returned Friday B itte n . Cloth Ja-'k-'ts. from Boston where they hive been for two with the Many Bargains offered. 'I’lie past w eek has not been an eventful one months. Not many weeks ago the son of one o f Deer Jersey Newmarkets. as weeks .tic nowadays. England ami Russia Albert Sniiili and wife left yesterday morn­ Die’s prominent citizens took a fair damsel on Now is the opportunity of a ride to visit a friend in Green’s Landing, who Cloth Newmarkets, ete. me both getting up theii muscle, and waiting ing for Boston. They w ill hear Patti in opera the season to secure for the other to knock o ff the chip. Russia in this week. lived, u ntil recently, on a certain h ill. 'The reality did knock it oil’ once, when Gen. Kotn- Misses May Shea, Julia W ithinglon. Nellie youthful pair arrived at the house, ami finding arofl attacked the Afghans, but England wa M aioinher and Annie Frost went to Boston ,h * lady out an I tie' door ajar concluded to so astonished that fhe put the chip right back, Wed-1 ent.'i and enj >y She surprise o f their hostess and tries to make folks Iteliere til it the wind blew Mrs. Susan Kenniston nnd Mrs. Olive Clem- when she returned and found the house <>e u- J E R S E Y S , d r y G o o d s it off. 1 lie current the past week h i - set steadily mens o f Bar Harbor are at the residence o f -I. pled. toward a declaration of war, but the water now S. Kenniston. The lady o f the house did soon return, ami (iood -pialily all sizes. scetitH ai a standstill. I f tin ’ tide ebbs the J. R. Earns worth nnd wife, who have been was greatly surprised, but not more so than the 50 els.. ;.*> els.. $1.0)1. threatened conflict will be averted, but any p a s s in g the winter at the South, arrived home astounded surprise party o f two,wh<» discovered little pebble thrown in by either patty will this morning. that the ittdv o f the house tv,is an entire stran­ overflow the banks, ami then look out for the Freds. Mills of Gorlntn. formerly of this ger. When the young man l,a«l gathered his th io l o f contention. city, visited his friends here yesterday, return* scattered thoughts enough tosay something he The Egyptian government deliberately put lug to h is home this noon. explained the situation in broken English. JERSEYS. its foot on a French paper published in Cairo. Mrs. T. S. Lindsey, who lias spent the winter Their friend I,ad moved out o f the house shortly YOUR OWN PRICE France is wroth thereat and a*k« for an (expla­ in Machias, was in die city last w r k . an 1 left before, and a stranger laid moved in. Children's Jerseys in every nation, which is not forthcoming. The last evening for Antigotiish. N. S. While Edwar-I A. McCann wa-at work in size ami color. squelching o f this paper, which in fact was a George Sleeper and sister, Mrs. H ildreth o f at, (Iroti,» m ill on Tuesday an edging 3 by 1, loud-mouthed organ, while a commendable Marlboro. Mass., form erly o f this city, have wa* thrown from tin* edger ami passed through act in itself, was inopportune, inasmuch as been visiting in town the past few days. the fleshy part of Ids leg, falling on the floor England is held responsible for the acts o f the g . L. Bartlett returned home Saturday from hcliiml him. JERSEYS. Egyptian government. '1 his matter, however, New York where he lias been attending the VOCAL INSTRUCTION. Ladies street .Jerseys, boll) w ill probably he settled amicably. Physicians and Surgeon’s College. He w ill Everything Marked Down to Cloze, We would respectfully in­ A ll is quiet in the Soudan. The way to beat remain in this city until October. II. M. Lord w ill receive a lim ited number o f embroidered and braided, one the M ahdi is to let him alone, ami let his fo l­ Master Allie and Mary, children of J. G. pupils in vocal music. Apply at T,11. Co, h ik k - G \z r.i i u cilice. of (lie jauntiesl garments for vite your attention to the lowers rebel, and assassinate him . England, Ludwig, entertained their young friends at the Spool Cotton 4c. residence o f their grandmother, Mrs. O. C. Spring wear. perhaps, thinks so, which may account for the Spool Silk 8c. OPENING SALES of our partial cessation of hostilities on the Nile. Ludwig, on Masonic street, 'Thursday evening. At Panama a new method of disposing of About 125 little people were present. Branch Brook Farm. Twist 3c. Large and Carefully Selected rebels has been tried. 1 lie authorities took Mrs. W . (). Hewett, whose sudden and severe Sim onton’s. Dress Braid 5c. several dozens of their rebel prisoners, carried illness we mentioned last week, died Tuesday Stock of Elegant New them out in the hav, and drowned them. This evening at about h a lf past eight o’clock. ‘The is cheaper than imprisonment. Panama itself funeral services were held Saturday afternoon, is now in the possession o f U .S . marines, ami Rev. C. A. Southard otllciatiug. Mrs. Hew- Down. it is thought that all dilli ultics will he ett was form erly Adelia the daughter of Thomas HOGS, SHOTES & YOUNG PIGS adjusted. and Sabra Petry o f Hope, and was one o f a oust xiyvjxrjo. Louis Riel and his insurgent h a lf breeds arc fam ily o f twelve children, having ten brothers If you w ant to get a goo-1 S hote or I’ig for fattening haviuga picnic with the Canadian troops in the and one sister,Mrs. Edwin Keaiting o f Warren- purposes this is the place to come. 1 . only 38c, former price 50. N orth west, 'fhe only dispatches received are .September 27tli, 1810, being then twenty years 1 . BERRI! Cl. from government sources, ami as these say o f age, she married W illiam O. Hewett, also a S II O T E S . Sown #7.00, 8.00 and 0.00. JerSey and Lisle Thread Gloves only little o f Canadian victories the inference is that native o f Hope. They came to this city about Harrows #8.00 and 9 00. the insurgents are victorious. thirty years, ago where the husband lias bten Have a full line -if the 2 5 cents. Improved Chaster Pig* #3.00 cacti. identified as one o f our most honorable citizens, Gen. Grant is more comfortable, ami his Berkshire Pigs #5.00 each. physicians say that he w ill live through the and the wife as one o f our most esteemed mid 'Try one of the Berkshire, or Improved Chest-r, ideal” Stiff Hats. A ll Linen Crash 5c. summer hut the apptoach of cold weather is to beloved ladies. Mrs. Hewett was preeminent and M-e if you cannot save more than th«- -li,Terence Cambric 6c. he dreaded. for those graces and characteristics which arc in feud, and get better pork for the least money. ’fhe appointment of Ehen F. Pillsbury ami so essential in a good house-wile and d u tifu l Grade Chester #1.00 each. E. W . BERRY & CO. Good Prints 4c. Glus. II. Chase to col lectors hips by President mother. She made her home attractive, and Grade l.erksliire #1.00 each. ClothinG Cleveland has caused great discussion and with her removal the home itse lf seems to have Shall have s-»mu G rad e Pigs the Iasi o f M ay, price Have the Largest Line and Best Stock of M cii’h, Standard Prints 5c. $3.00 each. B-»y’H ami ( T nldreii’n sonic bitter feelings. The li irdest talk is made departed. Mrs. Hewett leaves three daughters, -and- Best Style only 6c. by democratic men and papers. Mrs. Bainbridge Pratt, Mrs. O. R . Erohoe and Breeding Stock always on hand, and will make price on application. STIFF and SOFT HATS Mrs. Daviil 'Talbot, Jr. of Rockport. T o be found in the city. Dress Flannels, Cashmeres and all \ AMUSEMENTS. G E N T ’S AVAST THERE. EGGS FOR HATCHING, Buy the $2.99 CALF SHOE, Dress Goods marked down. (Carefully packed to go any distance.) Equal to any #5 Shoe. Dciiainu Thompson Farwell Hall tonight. P er “ Cm li; Tom ’s Cabin” did a good business A Prospective Yacht Club and Some of S etting. H alf Wool Dress Goods 10c p e r yd. The Material. Rose Couth Brown I.egborn ...... # 1 .0 0 FURNISHING here last week, the hall being crowded Tuesday Single Point) Brown l.eglioru ...... 1 .0 0 evening. ‘ ’ L ittle E va" ami “ Topsy” were Some o f our c ity ’s devotees ol yachting arc Single Point) W iitte Leghorn ...... 1 .0 0 E. W . BERRY & CO. S making arrangements for the organization of K on«* Pontb W h ite L e g h o r n ...... I .0 0 Large Line o f Woolen and Cotton Hos­ good. Plymouth Bock ...... ’i.0 0 M illet A -D ixie’s Boston Comic Opera Com­ a yacht d u b , and it is expected that during W y a n d o t t e ...... 3 .0 0 iery, in stripes and solid colors, GOODS. pany w ill open in this city May 1 Bli lor three the coming summer several regattas may l»c Cash with all Orders ! only 25c. successive evenings, 'fhe company’s repertoire held. As a sort o f send-off it is proposed to FINE KID BOOTS. embraces lolatithe, Patience, Chimes o f N or hold a regatta here on the I tit o f Ju ly, open -Best Line in the city. Yard Wide Brown Cotton 5c. mandy and Pinafore. Packed houses have to all boats in the v ic in ity on payment o f a CHAS. T. SPEAR, greeted them everywhere. This is the best very small entrance fee to defray necessary ROCKLAND, MAINE. Bleached 6c, company on the road and the costumes are expenses ami provide suitable prizes. It D 'orrespon-lence fully answered. f» O U E y E. W . BERRY 4 CO. Fruit of Loom 8c, sim ply elegant. hoped to h ive as many as fifty boats start. A ll Henman Thompson as “ I ncle Joshua W hit­ communications should be addressed to I rank 10-4 Bleached only 2le. comb” w ill delight a Rockland audience this B. Wilson, o f this city. Stamps should lie evening. Nothing need he said about him. enclosed for a reply. The sailing regulations EXTRAORDINARY GENT S HAND SEWED SHOES. Sheetings, Cheviot Shirtings and Ging­ HAT and CAP Denman Thompson is inimitable, unsurpass­ of the Dorchester Boat Club will probably able. He lias many im itators, no equals. He govern the regatta. W e have Ihe ageu- y for one of tin* bewt know n hams all marked down. muiuifucturt-rw, and hIiow ihe Largeni Line eaMt of has a place in every New England heart, and There is no reason why our city should not ANNOUNCEMENT ! P o rtlan d . as an exponent o f the honest, sturdy farmer is have a large am, successful b a it club. W ith DEPARTMENT Examine our Jersey Waists at 45c. I perfect. He comes not alone hut is supported reference to this m atter a ( ’.-(J. reporter made by an able company, lhere has been a large the tour o f the c ity to see wh it material there E. W . BERRY & CO. Is full of all the The New advance sale of tickets. was for the foundation o f such a club, and Having been able to seen,•«• a larg'* portion of the All Wool Braided Jerseys at 96c. Stock formerly belonging to the tirm of R i s k t.!•;*>,- Rink w ill be open Thursday made out the list o f boats as giv?n below. Will open thin week a New Line of Spring Styles and t veiling of this week, when the orchestra will Some o f these boats arc new, and a ll have been Jerseys at St.00, 1.25, and 1.50 up, be present-----There was a large attendance put in line trim . GENT S FINE NECK WEAR. N ovelties. all genuine bargains. East Day afternoon and evening. A new and Belle, W. G. Abbott, master and owner, J. M. FAULKNER, LANE & CO, '1’heHe good* are dlreet from the N- w York Im ­ porter--. interesting feature was a grand march in which schooner, 21) feet long, R) feet beam. She has some fifteen couples participated. The evolu­ been recently repaired and changed, ami is a BANKRUPTS, Our Black Silk at SI.05 is a bonanza, tions were graceful, and greatly enjoyed by the good boat. ask Io see it, it is well worth 1.25. audience. Tins is N o prices named to humbug the Pub­ 22 icet long. 9 feet beam. 3 bis will give Ihe public a clianee to gc, more Big Bargains in Blankets and Bed different organizations all winter. The Modesty. Il- iiry Keating, master and owner, lic, lull we guarantee our Prlcex on all gon-ls for their money than ever known before in goodH iih LOW AS Till-: LOWEST. players have been nut to considerable sloop, IS feet long, G 1-2 feet beam. I he city. Spreads. amount o f trouble, expense, etc., and now Agency, F. IL Ulmer, master ami owner, Seriiiir is lirlita iiiir liiresligali* anil be sloop, 20 feet long. 8 feet beam. yo u r ow n .1 mlge. as it is proposed to put ibis play on the M o lly, W . A . Barker, master and owner, Curtain Laces, Curtain Hollands and A Splendid Line of boards for their own hem lit, it is to be hoped sloop, 20 leet long. 8 fed beam. C. F. KITTREDGE, that they w ill have a rousing house. The Restless, John U illey, master, schooner, .31 Fixtures marked down. 1315 ROCKLAND, MAINE. scenery is entirely new, having been painted feel long, 13 feet beam. E dith, Charles Price, master ami owner, expressly for this occasion. 'I’lie May hall sloop. 18 feel long, 7 1 2 leet wide. We also have a few pieces of Carpet­ p e n ’s Fancy Shirtsij with music provided by Meservey, D alone Bessie, M illiam Price, master ami owner, ings which we shall sell regardless worth the price of admission. The following sloop, 18 led long, 7 I 2 feel beam. WITHOUT PRICE! Maille, Fred Mucoiiihcr, master ami owner, of cost. is the -a>t tor the play . Nevada, the wanderer, sloop, 15 feet long, 5 12 i «i beam. 1 .1 , BERRY S 00., In all the Latest Patterns. G. G ardner; Vermont, an old miner, \ . J. W hite l awn, S. K Macoinbci. master ami Moses’ Easy Reference Price List of Tobnan, Tom Uarew, Dandy Di-k, young owner, sloop, 18 fed long, 7 feet beam. Popscv, T. E. Tibbetts, master and owner, Remember this is no Humbug, th s miners, lime.', Donahue, Arthur W. D a l!: sloop, 15 led long. 5 tect beam. Flowers, Seeds and Plants. 261 Main Street. Silas Steele, a missionary o f heulth, Edwin I Abbie i\ Nellie, N. U. Albee, muster and 8ENI> l ’O Ii IT. Stock uf Goods Must Be Closed Out Spe.tr; Jerdcu, a detective, James M N a 'im .i. a ii r, sloop, 29 L et long, 7 1-2 l d beam. l b- #1.00 Pollerlion, ami tin Pidioectiou At Once, and we have put the p r i­ B O S T 'O N Ila ,lie, W illia m Steele, master ami owner, Jubc. a black miner, <’. 1 . Ulmer; Win Eye. for 30c, which I oiler, are unparalleled induce s lo o p , 18 leet long, 8 ted iicaui. in- nls. Buy these ( hoi' «-Se«‘.|s and have B eautiful ces low Io insure a quick sale. a Ubmamau, 'fim. .McNamura; Mother Mer­ Dart, Bert K. Madd-x k>, master ami owner, Flowers of the tineat colors ami forms. FLOUR! FLOUR! ton. Mrs. M. S . W illiam .*; Agnes Fairlee, -loop, 29 ted long, 8 Jed beam The only Seed House iu N» w England d e v o te d 11. S. P criy has also a sloop, JG le d long exclusively to Flower Seeds. Miss Alice Ulnar: Moselle, a wgif, Mi» 4^ Head advertisement - , Flow- rs in this paper. ami 5 feel w ide. ami John Meservey a sloop You can get the Best Trade Annie Smghi. 19 feet lon^, and G le d beam. FREDERICK H. MOSES, Clothing Store. Many o f these boat are speedy and could by buying of ft lta.> been voted to hold the N- a England gixe an exciting ra e. It i* to be hoped that KEUI>SUAN au.l EI.HKIIj T. M.A.ACIIORN t in in Bangor, opening Sept. 1 »t. a club w ill be organized. 13W Ul'CKHPOUT, MB. CHAS. T. SPEAR. C. F. WOOD & CO. - TllE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1885. 3

Now dig your neighbor’s greens. Gen. Grant was sixty-three years old yester­ B irths. FOLKS AND THINGS. Window awnings have appeared on Main day. May 1 and 2, 'S5 FARWELL HALL. street. The announcements o f the different m illinery W aldoboro, A pril 17, to Mi-, and M r-. BlnckFniith* have plenty o f work at present. Graham, a -on. openings, made in today’s paper, should be I* the dnte of Our Annual There was considerable fast drivin g on Main W< at <'nmd«*n, April 20, to Mr. and Mr- Frank An occasional venturesome straw hat ia seen. street Friday evening. read by ail the ladies. C lark , a Hon. TO-NIGHT. It is About time for new discoveries in I lie Metropolitan Fashion Sheets ami Bntter- The East Maine Conference bolds its sessions li inchea o f banana*-. i k ’s Delineator for May are being given away in Ellsworth beginning the 7tli o f May. Bishop Ifbrrianfs. , Bowman o f St. Louis presides. Opening Day A South-end man celebrated Fast Day by by Simonton Bros. drinking a pint of a raw alcohol. I Gen. J. P. Cilley and fam ily are to Occupy R ockland, A pril by lb*v. ('. A. Font bard, The licensing board w ill be in session next D a n id ()’( ',»nncll and A da M. F iim n c b 1 ------OF------DENMAN Chas. Perry has a new span o f draft Monday night for the purpose of granting J the Thomas Lindsey bouse on Water street, b’ocklnnd. A pril 2S. by K. v C. A. H ontbnrd, now the home o f Rev. ( ’ . A. Southard. AI bn I'. M- I.at ii and Jem ic It. flint r. horses which cost him #100 in Bangor. licenses to innholders nnd victualers. B uckland, A pril 21, by lb v. Fat In r !*et«rfo Ar. liitrnbl B row n ami Kate B rad lev . ' Pattern Bonnets, Twenty seems to be the favorite answer to Rev. II. (?. Munson, the Portland Law and : A young man walked I’.-otn Houlton to this T hom is on. j city, a distance o f some 3 )0 miles, to see if lie th ' kissing puzzle given in last week’ s ( ’.-(». Order I.eague man, arrived in the city today, East W arren, A pril 2.’, Ama „ 'arroll, jr., T H O M P S O N 1 cotdd get a job on the new water works. of Warren and Mary A . M«d» m ild, .d B i ' kl tnd*. Mrs. J. \V. Covel has bought the Chas. A. on business connected with the starting o f a Went C am den, A pril 2... by K. G H I nyraiiam, Hats, Blowers, league here. Roikiand steani-miil is being thoroughly re- « , John G. Greene, , Edward B. < •oekett, of ufacturers at prices varying from #3 to #3.23 the cylinder bored, nnd other changes made. lb ' kpurt and G ra d e I. W ard, of Ba li. The Cummings place on Sleeper’s H ill was R ockport, A piil IS, B iiIih K. It. M iibbo and Alic» Gilts, Lace Ornaments per coni. They pay from #3 to #3.30 per M. Sylvr-t* r, b«»tl» of lb>-kport. “Unde Josh” » »ld at auction Saturday to James Simmons Z. O. Bragg is making a smoke-stack for the An«l other tiling;* to ouineroo* to m ention. thousand for hoop-poles. o il and guano factory at St. George. It is Houth ThotnaRton, April 27, bv Rev. : ------IX ------for 8800. Ion, I.nduM S. Hall, of St. G. ( ii;e and • e have bceu iii N', \v York the past wc« k. thirty-tw o feet long nnd two feet and two inches E Rom, of Boekland. A horse belonging to B. C. Perry fell all over It seems to be pretty generally conceded that *’-!ec*jng our Stock of Good*, which is very large. in diameter. the sidewalk in front o f C . E. Havener’s, Sat­ Jameson Point cemetery should be fixed up, urday evening. nnd that a sidewalk should be constructed from One day last week the good neighbors o f (b ath s. ICW PRICES W in BE THE PROGRAMME. WW Canuien street to the graveyard. Biadford Butler gathered secretly at that Charles Fisk is school agent nt Ingraham’s Bo kland. \pril 21. Vhllu M wife ot W d. HATS will sell at from 25c to S20.00 Two inhabitants o f a sunnier clime have gentleman’s house nnd chopped up all his Hewett, nir«*d year*, 7 month", 1 > day* Joshua Whitcomb H ill, Rev. W . O. Holman, who was first elect­ been grinding their organs in thi*» city. I hey wood to his gratified surprise. Buckland, April 21, A.la F . wife of Alon/ » ,1. -F t P I’OB I ED BY ed, having resigned. Nn."h, aged 21 jear*. 18 day*. FLOWERS from 15c to S7.00 put up at Hotel Italia during their sojourn here, Camden A Rockland Water (Jo have bought There w ill be a special meeting o f Aurora Rockland, Apiil 2s, B. S. Colson, aged It year', Mockolnti Mnrazlieidi Bernnznni oflicinting as the pipe for their new works. It w ill require in mom b*, is day-'. Lodge, F. nnd A. M.. Wednesday evening, for Grand Bank,Newfoundland, March 12, Jennie (J , OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE. landlord. between 1303 and 1803 tons and it w ill be Ilis Original Company work on the F .C . Degree. wile of William M. M itdidl, formerly of B" kland, New Y ork correspondent: We confess you shipped immediately and delivered on T illso n ’s aged 25 year*. CTTAII are Invited Io Call.J?. O O Cc-aitm Sheriff W . S. Irish received #100 ns re­ ThomnstOn, April 15, ni tiie residence of G. W are too sharp for us, and hum bly cry Peccavi. w lnirf. Freneh, e-q . Mr-. Ed/. i J. W . inter, - f Hampton, muneration for bis services as master o f cere­ No, wc did not mean Oyster Pattie. though we Eugene Folict and Clarence E. Ulm er bad lit. Remain* taken to Illinois for interment. a \ / E I S S Z E S monies nt the recent banging. Ib'ehport, April 2n, Abbie F . wife ot ('apt. !*.('. agree w itli you that they are very nice—when an altercation on Main street last night ami Morrill, aged 2'.' year*, 4 month*, II dm*. A smart ben belonging to Z. O. Bragg the other follow pays for them. North Waldohoru, April go, Nathan Williams of X O T A betook themselves to the vacant lot on Beech Marr. n.aifcd 7G \-ar-. Il month*. evolved an egg last week that girted eight W hile the good schooner Elizabeth of E lls, street to settle the d ifllcu ity. Some terrific Frlcml-hlp April it, Annie .I. Willey, aged 13 C.NE.lUivd;Spring Hats inches one way and six inches the other. lighting ensued in which Ulm er was badly years, 4 months. worth was discharging kiln wood for ( ’lias. II. Friendship. April W, Beniamin Beckett, aged The annual meeting of the Home for Aged Pressey,a large stick o f wood fell into the hold, worsted, receiving a broken rib, and severe 90 year*. 2 m onth*. I N A 1.1. IH E ------Women Society has been adjourned till the first striking H. (). Staples, one o f the crew, upon bruises. 307 Main St., Rockland. Thursday in June, nnd will be held In Camden. the head, inflicting a severe wound. 'I'lie Woman’s Relief Corps arc to b ive an WANTED. A f.llll- tu In lh(* care of children. NEW and NOBBY SHAPES. A destructive fire occurred at Jameson Point The bright spring weather lias made out-of- entertainment and supper for the children of Apply »t \!«o a Full l.im „f cemetery Saturday, burning the shrubbery and door tennis possible at an early day. ’Ihe the mctnbeis o f the Post and Relict Corps, '■> I I I’l.rAHAM• Stiif.i-.t. fences over nearly one-third o f the entire lirst tournament o f the sensan was played Friday afternoon at live o’clock at the Post Spring Styles Woiimmi’s. Men’s, Misses*, Boy’ s and H all. 'I'lie weekly meeting o f the Post w ill be CIRL WANTED ground. Thursday afternoon and was won by Fuller, < Iii Id pen’s omitted, but a special meeting is called for To do gcmual housework. For terms, apply to The assessors held court in their room last G. E. Torrey being second nnd Nelson third. 13* lb » \ 1, Hi HHK’AXK Ist.i:, Me . Saturday night. week waiting for our citizens to hand in inven­ Geo. F. Kaler A Co. arc making a set o f tories o f their property. This was done by a blocks for a 1090-ton schooner, being b uilt at J. R. Richardson set out about 1000 canes o f Notice for Proposals. few—a very few. Waldoboro by A. Storer & Sons. There is small fruits at Garden Point last week. He I'lie Committee on Street* lor the City of Bock- M ILLINERY spring styles has now some 9000 canes in a ll. Quite a num ­ land, w id receive proposals for furnishing all <>l ihe C. K. Havener, costumer, went to Wiscassctt only one other vessel being constructed there, hemlock plank ami joist m-eded for sidewalks ami today, lie provides gaudy apparel for the a schooner o f about 800 tons, in the yard o f ber o f our people are purchasing stock o f him drain* tin- pro-cut municipal year, until I'ridny, A. R. Reed. for their own gardens. Mr. Richardson has May 15. 1H85. The right i« re*erv. d to reject ...... B oots. Shoes participants in a skating carnival to be held any and all proposals. Bouton Market* with all ihe l.at« -t Styles ot not done any planting as yet, although his there this evening. The kiln construction business at tiie North- W.M. N . Ul.MEIl, i 1 ------AND ------ground is in tine condition. He thinks it is J . B. H a m ., /Committer. Thursday was a good day for stablemen and end is brisk. W ork lias commenced oti Joseph ' . II. 1'II.Lslll itv, ) rather loo early. the c ity ’s young men donned their tall beavers Abbott's privilege, while a large crew o f men Rockland, A pril 25,18H3. 15 Tiiinmcd Hats ^U PPER S “ This accident insurance business is a big nnd cut the heavy swell w ith their best girls in men are hurryin g forward K. C. Rankin’s HOUSE FOR SALE neighboring towns. kiln. A large pile o f land rock has been de­ thing,’’ remarked W. F. Hodgkins of Thomas­ 3,11(1 BonilCtS, Just Received and For Salo ton in T in : C.-G. oflbe yesterday. Last In the pleasant, healtliy village of Gorham, Me. E. Mont Perry lias purchased the Thornton posited for Pctrv Bros, new k iln . First ela«* modern residence; twelve room* lini*hcd. September M r. Hodgkins was engaged in Large -table connected; building* on high ground; Webber property nt Blaekington’s Corner for P o lic e N ew s.—Robert Anderson,the tramp, — a n d t i i i :— caulking a vessel at St. George, when lie corner lot, on two streets; small orchard, ehoice C heap a t #1100. The purchase includes a bouse, barn was arrested Sunday night for drunkenness and fruit, and Hurrotindcd hy tim> *h*i<» Lewis a . A hey . the orchestra was obliged to cease operations. There is a very bad place in the road on within six years I ’ve received a benefit,’’ Mr. . PRICES ALWAYS LOW ! W ild shrieks and cries awoke the peaceable Non li Main street, and another on Cam len Hodgkins c included. A. J. Erskine represents , ’I’lie mid r*igned will continue the bu*im >* hen - tufore carried on by I.ewi* A ny ,v Son. residents o f North Main street from their sticet. A t this latter place, Friday, a carriage the Travellers in this city. Lewis A. A hi a . containing three ladies was overturned, the O w l’* H ead, A pril 1. 1H85. 15 slumbers Tuesday night at 12.3 ) o’clock. The T in : C n un t il,:s.—1 •’at her Peterson otliciated cries proceeded from two girls who with two ladies being thrown out, one o f them fainting. at mass at St. David’s church, Sunday morn­ G O T O MRS. E. I. GAY, Below Cost! James Dunning, who was near, pluckily young men were holding a m idnight carousal. ing. The Devotion of tiie Forty hours Adorn- i stopped the horse as he was running away Frank Ham has a two-bladed jack-knife tion w ill commence next Sunday after mass 253 Main Sti’eet. which weighs nine ounces and a half, which A picked nine from this city played a friend­ and continue u n til Tuesday morning after mass, Porters Laundry was made by Capt. D. N. Hill of the sloop ly game of base-ball w ith the Tliomastons iu which w ili lie held both Monday and Tuesday Island Belle. I t is finely made, but would Thomaston, Thursday afternoon. ’I'lie game ....N ext Sunday nfternoon Rev. Mr. Southard WITH VOlIt LINENS. make a load for an ordinary draft horse was not a very line one as regards playing, ns preaches his last sermon ns pastor o f Pratt All Work Neatly and Promptly Executed. 1885:~:SPRING:~:1885 F u r n i t u r E both dubs needed practice. The Tbomastons A few ten-inch pipes for the new water works Memorial church, and on that occasion Edwin H „ Work called for and delivered Free of Charge. won by a score o f 22 to 20. 'fhe Rockland were hauled to Oyster River Pond Friday and Libby Post, of which organization Mr. South­ NO. 2 LIMEROCK, CORNER MAIN S7., ROCKLAND club was composed as follow s: Burns, c .; ground was broken Sturdiv, a small crew ot ard is uii honored member, w ill be present in 1517* Burpee, p . ; Bass, s. s .; Thorndike, 1st b .; men being put to work. The company are now a b o d y ....T h e time o f religious service in tin* THOMPSON'S Sullivan, 2nd b .; Porter, 3d b .; Davies, 1. f . ; church o f Immanuel lias been changed from TAXES 1883. waiting for the city to act upon the contract All person* who have not paid their taxes for the A. A. Atherton B ird ,c . I'.; W inslow, r. f. C. F. .Simmons of which has been submitted to the committee. 2 p. m. to 10 30 a. m. Sunday school w ill meet y ear 1383. are requested to call at the C ollector's Must Be Sold before June i, and this city umpired. It is thought that a return at 12. Ollie •, rear room over Koct land National Bank, ------Ac < ( ) . ------J. W . Trussel has gone out o f the restaurant game w ill be played. and settle the sam e on or before Ju n e 1, 1885, all Great Bargains can ha had. business, and now occupies the eastern tene­ Ilio n S chool.—The High school contains -m il taxes remaining unpaid after June I, mtist he In the Court of Commissioners of Alabama a.lv r,i*.*d as provided by Bevised Statute-, ('hup. ------The Stock consist.* of------ment o f the Morse house, Grace street. D u r­ about eighty scholars, nearly three-fourths of ter G, Section IV3. Claims, the 10th inst., the follow ing .judgments W e respectfully invite all to attend our ing the coming summer Mr. Trussel will intro­ that number being g irls ... . H arry Roberts lias A. J. ERSKINE, Collecor. w itli interest at four per cent from June 11th, Rockland, April 8. 1 -5. 12 Walnut and Painted Chamber Sets, duce his numerous ingenious devices in various returned to school and has taken up the colle­ 1801, were announced, the parties cither resid­ Sideboards, Crockery, Glass parts o f the state. giate course.. . . Illness has prevented W alter DISSOLUTION. ing in this vicin ity or having been residents Hutchinson, ’89, from jo in in g bis class this Dr. C. It . ( ’ole and C ity Marshal Crockett, 'flic lumber tirm of Sherman N G u ptill Is d is­ Spring! )pening Ware and Small Wares, hereabouts: O. W . Ingraham, #031; Isaac te rm ....T h e Seniors are excused from the of the City’s Board of Health, devoted Thurs­ solved, B. ('. Guptill retiring. The accounts of Ingraham, #113; J. S. Ingraham, #113; Lucy Saturday rhetorical exercises, the time being the lale linn wil! lie settled hy citlur partner. All to be sold Below Cost. day to an examination ot the nuisances within G. A . Si I HUMAN, M. Spear, #113; R. ('. Ingraham, #113; 11. IL allowed for work upon their essays.... Having the city limits. They found them very thick. Rocktaml, April 11, ’k-i. R. C. G l pt ii.e. Ingraham, #113; II. F. Fisk, #113; Meirill obtained a large granite roller, the boys em­ 3 -In n . Cih i 's , S.-iilc-. Sul'.-. (ii-.M-.-rt Wuir- They mean business, ami w ill make thorough Gregory, #113; Delia Allen, #30; M. S. Ash­ ploy themselves before school and at recess by mi. ritrnitiirc lYiigun. Il.irm >«., work of eliminating the evils. I.iiixe .Yriliiig ton, #30; Aldinia Ratdifle, #30; ('. K. Ingra­ improving the condition of the ball ground.... NOTICE. Trimmed Bimnets The town o f Camden recently bought a ham, # 3 0 ; E. Ingraham, #18; and G. W. In­ Whereas my wife, Ida M. Kennedy, has left my -(.ni-. iin.l Olli.'i- Slorc t-'ixtiir. Charles H all, who was at one time a member j, le | nnd board wi'lmiit any cau-e, I hereby warn O lid l u l l s 0,1,“ ' ’'O' llEn-l, a.limt tl.c eng’nc in Peabody, Mass. This eftgine graham, #97. o f the class o f ‘8t, left the High school during ad p> o]>le Irom harb o rin g her or tru stin g her on mine by rail and was hauled through our streets my account a- I .-hall pay no kills uf iu r eon. ’ Slilclioiii-.l lielit.v Cost. F ix in g V i*.—The stable o f the Brown es­ the Sub Senior year o f his class. Tin's term trading from this dutu. Saturday, on the way homeward, and this cir­ tate, opposite Rankin Block, has been re­ he returned, and is preparing for co lle ge .... Gr.oitt.i B. Kenni i»\, Om' Ice Clie-t -1 $7.00; (<> lie sol.l April 12, 1880, Roekliuid, M cumstance gave rise to the story which was paired and a lte re d ... .George Sherman is re­ The follow ing are among tiie number ot those N ovelties, &c., Iih- $ 1 .0 0 . circulated that there was a big fire in Camden. building a bouse for Frank Ilam, Atlantic fitting for college: Annie Urie, Graeie C’ille v , HOUSE FOR SALE. Two of Rockland’s pugilists, after indulg­ street, and is enlarging a stable for ( ‘lias. Eva tail ing, Helen Snow, Walter Hutchinson, F r e e S tr e e t, C a n u ien .Tie. ing in tanglefoot, adjourned from Main street P ills b u ry ... .R . C. G u p till is doing the joiner Fred Simonton, Frank Andrews and John Two .-toile* ami atlie with two .story L, wood W ednesday N Thursday, THOMPSON'S WAREROOMS. slied and stable attiudu d, all llnishcd oil tin- «»ut- to Knox Driving Park, Thursday afternoon, work on the interior o f the new N orth Bank C illey. . . .’I'lie Seniors, u uin lc rin g seventeen *'de; 5 room* lirst lloor, 5 room* second floor IV tziiiy J5»tx-oot. where a hard-fought and sanguinary prize- . . . .W . C. Low has greatly improved the ap- members, w ill be one o f the largest classes ever finished; good p.vntry, elomt* throughout; excel- April 29 and 30. 1 lent cellar witii e j.-te rn , tin* w ater in w hich b -uiia- Ha lil.K I'ICl.M' Ill'll.D IN .,. .»« I. tight was held iu the presenefe o f a few inter­ dearaiicc o f bis stable by painting it in colors graduated. 'I'lie class contemplates giving a hle lor, and is ii-ial for drinking ami cookb'g pur­ ested spectators. One o f the contestants was ....S , II. G urdy is having an addition made ball in connection w itii their graduation. These poses. House in arranged for one or two families. A. A. ATHERTON A CO., balls are always very lucrative as well as en­ brought home in a team. fl><- lot is about of an acre ami eoiit.uu-> quite a to his house...... I. 11. F lin t’s market is being joyable and the class should have otic. The iiiiinhcr o f fruit trc> *. I lie garden i- one of (he 259 Main St., Rockland. Maine Central Hail road. T in : M ea do w s.—M rs. Sarah Spear is very brightened up w ith new p a in t.. . . I). C. .Smith last class ball was given by ’79. Part ot the earliest am! lu st in town. Well of water close members of ’83 will attend oilier institutions of Io house. For furtiu-r parficul ir* inquire of, or ill at her hom e.. . .James McNamara cut one is preparing to make extensive alterations in w rite to Mu.-. \. a . AriiiKT.e., Mu-, j i i i m i i i . o Portland,Bangor.Mt. Desert & Machi­ his residence at the corner o f Cedar and learning alter leaving the High school. Seven o f his hands severely while working in the take the Classical and ten the English course U______W. A . L. RAWSON, Camden, Me. as Steamboat Co., Brewster streets. quarry last week....There is talk of giving ....Saturdays me devoted to spelling, compo­ FOR SALE or TO LET. another concert in W ashington H a ll.... Mrs. sition, w riting, readings and declamations. WINTER ARRANGEMENT ! W hile the “ De Coma Brothers,” a rid bicycle U ntil quite recently these im portant studies 'I’lie « xeellent stand, Ma ii Stn < t, Camden, Me., Cornelius Hanrahan has returned from Boston performers, were giving their afternoon e x h i­ were sadly neglected, especially the first two. built and own. d by II. A. Mill*. It i* now .... u- > A 8S K N G E R IraiuM li-.n P ath id 7 (»0 n. m. pi.-d a- I wo stoi. photograph rooms ami dwel'iug. MIEEIXEEY and at 11.05 a. m . after arrival < J t r..in leaving where she has been undergoing medical treat­ bition at the rink, Wednesday, the eve-bolt, 'I’lie scholars who fail in the Saturday exercis­ B uilding .'!5\3u. 1’..ot..graph room s 40x2(1. W hole K<"I kland at 8.15 n. m ..' eonj.i- :ing at I .i.nswick ment. which held the wire which was stretched above es arc not allowed to go on with their other length of building fe d . A djoining, is a Meeond lor al! points; and a ll’. .ml w .ih tia...s arriving studies until tlie former are made u p .. . . Now iuiilding lot will make a line victualling ami iu Boston at 5 on p. m. W ork lias been commenced on the telephone the galleries from side to side o f the rink, I bat the season lias arrived when it is in order lodging hou-e. Would make good Furiiitme Afternoon train !ea\. * Bulb 4.00 p. n... (aft( r ur- gave way, letting the performers to the floor. room s. B uilding iu ii i. order. I’ari of llie , ur- O l 95X1 N G ! rival of train h aviiu Rm bland !.'• p. u con­ line between Belfast and Augusts, and Rock­ to burl the sphere and swing the ash, the bov* < liase money can r. main on tiie building. 7 -J‘J necting at B runsw ick tor 1.. w:*t< n, A ugusta, land people can soon talk to Governor Kobie The rider who in the saddle o f the bicycle should give their attention to the formation of was a bnse-ball nine. There is no good reason why Waterville, Portland and Bestnn. Arriving m Bo*, at the time o f the accident was unhurt but the ton at 0.30 p ui. by wire. O. L. Flyc, linesman, came here the It. II. S. should not have one. The ma­ Valuable Property For Salo. two others, J. P. De Coma and J. G. Bardisth, Through Truimi for Knox \ Un . In R. B , have Saturday, and drove directly to Belfast, where terial is not lacking. A ll that is needed is a One and om half story liouae with ell ami shed, Portland at 7 a. m ., am i .it 1 30 p. m. n th r - n iv a l ol he superintends the construction o f the lint-. who were perform ing upon a trapeze hanging little more interoat in the matter. situated on Oak street, formtrly owned hy Mi-« A .ll>iikk'(». traiim from Button. ('. Sawy. i | he lion*.- contain* eleven llnishcd fro ii the machine, were quite severely injured, A copper wire w ill bo used, which transmits room.*, all in g.-od repair, together witli pantry, C o m m e n c in g ; M a y 1, IHK5. De Coma receiving a bad scalp wound, while The warm season is upon us, ami in anticipa­ wa-li room, store room* and larg. clo«d*. Goo.l sound more distinctly than the ordinary wire. tion thereof E. W .T liu rlo w ’s ice cream parlors cellar, plenty of sic d room and every tiling con Bardisth was severely bruised. The injured Witdi to announce to their patron*, ami the public, Shur. Pity of Richmond Thursday evening passers-by on theThouia - on Oak street w ill be opened tomorrow Wed veiiicnt. S« v. raI fruit in . s. that they will have their Opening on men were taken to the Thorndike House where nesday f o r the summer. Here as usual the Ilii* place will be sold at a bargain. Apply Leave* Portland < \ ‘ ly Tm-.-duy an.I F-idav at 11 ton road discovered by the roadside a short they remained until Friday, leaving then for mo.-t delicious creams w ill be served the public at once to I.. A. B a k h o s , p. in , on airival o f l i a o i - h aving Bo-don a, 7 p. in , distance west o f the railroad-crossing a bundle in the most satisfactory and artistic manner. Olli. e of Rockland (’niuuicrciai College. lot* R.x kland, < 'asl'.m , I>. « r I*h . Sedgwick, -i nih Bangor a here they w ill recuperate before com­ BUG Tuesday \ Wednesday, Went and Bar Harlmis. Mdlhr.dg. . lomsp. t and of clothing. Close examination showed that Machianport. pleting their tour. They are booked for several the bundle was made up o f two suits o f mascu­ MUSIC LESSONS. For point* «ast of Bar Harbor, pas*ing.i- nr.- other places iu this state. They expect to re­ Jennie F. Sweetland w ill receive pupils and ferring rail route, via Mt. l>.-crl I*'. 11 y . « a. take line apparel in good condition. It was after­ For Sale at a B argain M ay o a n d 6 . tram on day* steamer leave* Portland, ami ..mm • turn to this city before long and complete their give them instruction on (lie pi.mo and organ with it at Bar llarboi wards found that the bundle was thrown down ^OR SAI.I . more in Putin engagement. The “ De Coma Brothers” consist 1 at d ir very lowest rates. Full information w ill ONE siOltt W« Im re a F ull As Leave* Macida.-port at I a. in . M.md. v* and by some party in a team who then drove rapid­ be given at No. 7 Grace street. Bi.o. k , l.imeruck Street. Over the xlol.s is T ui*du\*. h r Mt. Ih *. rt F< rrv. •- ol John P. De ( ’ mi l. J dm G. Bardisth and Itinkl ed for uilk'cs or dwellings, inquire ..| n i , L . t Lm<* ly towards Thomaston. The cause o f this - ■ + ■----- port and Millbiilg. . om.c :: a w.:l for 1. U. Sau-’i’ce, and In il from New Y ork. o. ii. pK kin. Baug( i. Portland ami Boston. singular action and the actors arc as yet B issa x io .—“ Why dost thou whet thy knife R... kland. M arch 17, 18*. They have been in this business some three so earnestly r” I.cuv. Mi In -. it F. .ay s.un. d a y . J t i arb. i mysteries. at about !o a. in . for Portland, via ..'I ' n Si.g*, years, and were in this city a year ago w ith a S hvlock “ To cut die forfeiture from (hat lb. kland ..b.mi . • • , m ■ ■ • • . with bankrupt there.”- \1- ,

A. J. ERSKINE THE STAIN OF BLOOD. RECIPES FOR EVERY HOME. CURRENT LITERATURE. Fire, Life and Accident YOUR LIVER The Black Death: An Account of the INSURANCE AGENCY, Il inns) ni t 'l-! I,o llia l 1 1 w fjiirstinn? (•real I’e-Iilen t-of ihe Fourleenill Cen- T urkey Soup —Break up all the hones 2,tS M ain M r»*H. tlo rk la n d . Mn n,i«p. or oi l ],. rploxiliei in :i fn sli form, Im v . B y .I . !•'. <' H e c k e r. P rice post- and or ill,-., on, ilia ; h a s 1 i-i'ii aaain in o f one turke y: add one pint of soaked free. lo cents. J. Fitzgerald. Publi-lier. oar lime i- Uii«: II,,os any moral slain split peas, and three quarts of water. 20 Izrfayette Place New Y o lk. I’m il on early in Hie morning; add a alia,-!, to hioo.lshrd coinm ith d upon llm F r ink Leslie's Sunday Magazine for till le e ile ry and salt for flavoring. Sea­ h a 'I !• It Id I h' '< I !,<■ d I f 1 a ’ 1 In I ,v,am May opens with a vigorous article by son w ith pepper and salt, mi l Imil slo w ­ tntliliiv tin! oidittiiv hoinifid,' .art'll E m ily Pierce on " l lie ( Ti'.irch in M ex­ ly until noon. Strain. on.', a;, ' 1-. . t|a p 'r i o f d u ly sa l.i t , ion ico,’ in which Hi" lii-to ry and pre-*-nt nhv o l, h 'lv v r ntn cions in ihi’ .ah I am S nip.— I! *il t liuoklo of veal. position of the iio m a ti ( iHiolic Church 'ire! Hire! l ire! «! 1 at I, 1 . in i l, d il III. ta t it t iiiil.a l u n d e r strain llie liquor; add twi nly-live clam-', in Hie country is graphically described. the nttif • m ol tlm Slab The irtnetal chopped line, four good sized potatoes, T h i- nr Hide m ight lo nttrai'l wide alien- o p in io n i«. o f ,amt e. th.a' no f o ld in 'in one onion: drop dum plings. S a«on lo lion. It is profitsi-lv illustrated. I'lu hi- m ililaiy eaptciiy can he onilly ol lisle with peppei. sill, swell uiajorain Wanderings of llie Children nf Israel in m n : t ha . h r 1 o p in io n ha« nol a I Way •» ma n or paisley. Just before serving, tlii -ken llie Wil,iiincss for foi'.v years form Ihe i s r . M so lived nil il i- Worth nolirino tliui in with one egg and flour, made smooth j sullied of llie lifili ariiele on Bible His­ tile forms I l iviliz Ilion that pri-tauled with a lillle cream. tory. This article lias nine illustrations, mil- own. and in sontf e\|?iino niodrrn Sago Soup.—Take good, clear, soap j The announcement llia l the rial name I\u,tr and S tove IL>\ B. B. T i'. imn laia of low < r type III ,11 0111 own. Ira e if stock; remove llie fat from llie lo p and i of the author of "The Prophet of Hie e l e .o ! y appear of a fen r n,wliy?” ‘,Iwa:i‘. of expi ilim and eh an-ino. in South i-oii ifnteiled Simmer half an hour, tinue il in the light of lids discovery. you to p t mt; ft bottle of Brow n’* Sarsaparilla. V(rii a, for inflaiii'e. the llis u lo re tu rn ­ and pour out. Send around grilled The two chapters conf lined in tills reada­ FRED R. SPEAR. •1, mm ! out an 1 . Oaks, merchant, nt Girhind, M . “ I 1 ad r .me loss of Ita ly was Ihe same, about one pig or boar were every yi ar led three lender, then set aside to cool. I ’ ll', llie Itiver Railroad, is shown by the followimr from : the testim onials, Im ught e o n v o f Brow n’s S ir- i half: and Germany is calculated to have Tarn town. The writer is none other than Mr. All our Goods of Hurt! Pan Prices. J Hint’s round Hie army and lin n saerilieed iparilln, took one bottle, and a n today betha oilier vegetables on all Ingetlier. hi lost one million and a quarter. On a hellevre, ihe Station Ai'ent of the Hudson itiver Io Mars. I11 Jewish history llie prohihi- Railroad Company at Tarrytown, u man well li in Ih ’ 0 bee 1 for years, i lei ominiuid Brown’s enough eold water lo cover them, and moderate calculation, it m ay lie assumed 1 ion Io King David Io build the temple let lliein boil lo pieces. Strain them ktioan in that community. K r e d K . S p e a r , * irsapar:l!a above all inodkincs I have a- I know 1 was expiI'sslv conic etui wi ll llie blood Hint tlic victim s o f Black Death in TA iiliYTowN, X. V ., Feb. 22«1, 1981. half all hour before taking up the soup, h r I). Kenncmy, Uondout, N. Y. : ll N O . I P A R K S T R E E T . it to tie good.” Europe numbered 25,000,000. lie had sln d in hatllii. In old fir ,o k mid press io a pulp. I!" iiir n the liquid D e a r S ii:: F or ii Ina; lime I was troubled with inylhology Theseus held himself unlit, Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly for severe attacks nf Dizziness and Blind Sick Head- to Hie saucepan, throw in a little sail, 1 iliouuht il was due hi iiiipure blood and a ■ R ouble with y May duals largely wiili original mid ac/u • READER! If you ha , without expiation, Io lie admitted Io the mid let it boil up once lo clear il: skim disordered stare <»f the system. I was advised to U!i relief fo r it mysteries of Ceres, though the blood timely articles II opens with an article try Favorite Rem edy.’ I did so, and have been A. F. Crockett & Co., and add lo the soup. But in pepper and that stained his hands was only that of by W. A. Groffiit, tlic well-known news­ completely euied. It’s the be-t tillin' I overheard sail, unless the ham hassalted it enough, paper correspondent. entitled "The Birth of for a1 y di*ordor of dial nature, and I've recom­ thieves and robbers. Anil in the same and boil, covered, twenty minutes. mended it to many with like sueacss. spirit Hector refused to make a libation of anew Party." Alvan S. Southwoitli A. hKUkVERE. Strain into mi cartlien dish; let il get Dr. Kennedy’* Favorite Remedy is not Io the gods before In: had purilied his describes "Tlic New Slate of Congo,” confined in its sphere of i,s< fulness to one slate or cold enough Tor tile fat lo rise: return and its importance to tlic trade and coin- hands after battle. "W ith unwashed the soup lo il; boil briskly one minute, locality, lint is i ailed as a boon by hundreds in hands,” lie said, "to pour out sparkling nicrco of Ihe world. The Egyptian every state, as llie following letter irom Millville, ami throw in (lit! carrot. Skim and X .J. will show: Reduced the Prices wine lo Zeus 1 ilaro not, nor is il ever question conics in for ils share in tlic CWYour money refunded if it do ?» not do serve. Mu.,.v,i.i.E, X. J. the custom for one soiled with the blood article on Col. F. G. Burnaby, with hr. 1 )ivid Kennedy, Kondout, X. Y :— —ON— Dear Si r : I had been a si,Her* r from /hjspppnia Brown’'- Sarsaparilla is sold by all L f and dust of buttle lo oiler prayer to the portraits of Burnaby and his wife, views from the time I was sixteen years old. I find con­ r ,.t; ■ bottles for £>.«(-. AHA WARREN. Pi ; god whose seat is in Hie clouds.” THE APPOMATTOX APPLE TREE. o f his home and scenes in his career. sulted various physicians, hut could find no relief, tit letnr. B angor, Me Popular science is provided in “ A therefore had almost given up in despair of ever re- Feather.” by Dr. Hans G-idow. with covering my health, wlien Dr. Kennedy^ Fa­ Nankin's Porcelain Tower. A Ha ntn (\nistitulion. rm he Remedy was recommended, wliicli I tried COAL. The Iriilli about the surrender at Ap­ fifteen illn-tralions showing a feather in and have been cured |,’s the best medicine I ever every possible form and stage of dovolop- knew of, and worthy of the jiicatest rouihh'ncc. <'Z/ft't/ian .bh'ocute. pom attox has been co nvincin gly set MK8.S <’ hhlTJIliillTY. fmIII in llicsc columns and in- scores of nicni. The story element is well kept The city of Nankin, llie eapital nf newspapers, lo say nothing of various up. m a l a r i a Broken, Egg, Stove anti China, has for centuries been famous lo . : histories and magazine articles. Bi I Headers of The Popular Science Mom J As nn antl-malarlal medicine ) llie “ barbarians" of the outer world for there is an alm ost in siin noiintablc ilifV:- ly can lie quite sure of their money - i Franklin Coal porcelain tower—a relie of llie splendor culty in the way of satisfying the North­ worth in tlic May number which is full DR. DAVID KENNEDY'S of il.s ancient days before Pekin usurped ern mind. Il is the apple tree. The o f arlieles rich in tlionglit, and informa- . its dignity as llie seat of the empire. popular version of llie surrender at the lion on liv in g quest ions ol tin: day. 'J’lie I FAVORITE REMEDY^ A. F. CROCKETT & DO., The place is now, lo a great extent, a North locales that sublime event under lirst piper. "Our Recent Debts to Yi- | has won golden opinions. No traveler should con­ e ily of ruins, and the city proper has sider his outfit complete unless it Includes a bottle of a large apple tree. Dealers in war , j visectioii.” by W illi ini W. Keen, M. I) this medicine. If you aro exposed to frequent shrank lo one foiirlh of its former dimen­ relies have made good use of the story is a graphic account of tlic hi-i.i tits that ' sions. The porcelain tower was built changes of climate, food and water, Favorite Remedy Crockett Biock, North End for the past 2!> years, and there are few have been conli-rred upon hum anity dm - ; should always be within your reach. It expels ma­ eatly ill the lifteenth century by Hie larial poisons, ami is the, best preventatlvo of chills ROCKLAND. country houses in the North and BT*st ing llie Inst quarter of a century, by and malarial fever In the world. It Is especially of­ 44 Emperor, Young l.oli, and as a work of wl i re a piece of the historic lice cannot means of experiments on animals. fered as a trustworthy specific for the cure of Kidney lilia l piely. Il was a monum ent to tile and Liver complaints,Constipation andall disorders bn found. There arc no strained constructions in arising from nn Impure state of the blood. To women memory of his mother, mid lie deter­ Now it is useless to fell a man who I lie argument, and tlic numerous exam- who suffer from any of the ills peculiar to their sex d o X L mined Hint its beauty should as far out­ Favorlto Remedy is constantly proving itself nn un­ has paid a fancy price for one of these pie given can In; easily explained away, j failing friend—a real blessing. Address the proprie­ shine that of any similar memorial as tor. Dr. D. Kennedy, Itoudout, N. Y. bottle, 0 for liils of wood Hint the surrender look The second article, liy Professor W. K. $5, by all druggists. the transeeiiihnt virtues ol the parent, place in a while collage. lie. w ill at Brooks, is a highly significant answer to REDUCTION OF PRICES in liei son’s eyes, surpassed those of the once reply that it took place in the open Hie very interesting question that intelli­ rest of her sex. No i xpense was iipared air miller a big apple lic e , and il can’t gent people have long been a-king. -BY— . > H $ U H e C U R e f O R in its erei'tica, and its total cost is esti­ possihlv he otherwise because lie lias a "Can Man lie inoililicd liy Selection?’’ HEADACHE, DYSPEPSIA. mated at more than threo-quartcis of a piece of the lic e lo speak for itself. million of our own money. The work 11 is a curious fad that one o f tlic Against such reasoning, il. is useless to most famous poems in our language ap­ A. J. B IR D & CO., INDIGESTION, CONSTIPATION. was commenced at mum l»»i». C’t J N S l ME 8* I IO N . 1817. Tlic May number of llie Review, W, tilling ol’ SBlnod. Krone n. I is. 1 ullliciiz.a. For sa.Je by Druggists. consisted of nine stories surmounted by where apple tnes attain such over­ tVlio<»|>iiig Cough, ami all tS'o.en-es ot the. a spire, on '.lie sum m it of w hich was .a just out, lias a poem by Iiobeit Bu­ 'Fiu-oat and J .lin g s . 1'iepaicd 11uni f om* ot Uh* him l ’*aelin« hall ol brass, richly gilt. From this ball chanan on “ The New Buddlia.” The I’hvsuian-. ol* r’orUsind, lUaiitr. Famous been llie lightest kind o f a race hot ween crilies found limit with Mr Bryant's pm in lor" his sk ill in Rtugeiy.am i equally m-i h 1,.-sma-ess ^oie/Jgsqts eight iron chains extend Ions many pro­ Hie veracious historian and the apple In Cui-lnu AheetioiiH of tin* Thronl anil Cement, Lime, Hair, &c. jecting points of the roof, and from each on llie ground that il was un-Christian; I .u n g s . and used l»v him in hi t p,•.•}«•,,< •• I«h ovci ;;il tree story, and even now they seem to it remains to lie si cn what, they w ill say >c.t,s with a success unknown to any other preparation. Providence, Ey i ehain was suspi lu ll d a hell which hung he neck and ncek. over llie face of llie lower. The same of Mr. Piiichanan's. The question "Has CIRCULARS MAILED FREE C'lrisliiNily Benelited Woman?” is boxtYb guaranteed. M O T H I ’ m langeinent was curried out in every ml.,-,-//i ij m ill /,tar .11 inhi.l il I,: Xut a Quut-k J.OOIt INTO THE liriltITS O’’THE UP0H APPLICATION story. These hells added much to ti e There is a very large colony of Russ­ ably discussed in this number by Mis Mudlv-liie l- " iu it’huiiiuliiimly i*-iu*--/y. A-l. I**:' i W T i i P ? graceful appearance of the tower, lee ik­ ian M eim onites in B m Hoinnic, D ikota. Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Bi-llopJ. RODERIC'S COUGH BALSAM, I.. Spalding. mnl T A 1C K AO O T H Itlt. I'"*'* ’*■* lily In I'Tu'Z- Sa!1 & « It d £ F C i 'A H O U S E H O L D P A H A C C A .” ing its otherwise formal monotonous out- and other counties in that secliun, and ing and «•••! lainly in cu ing It Is t.jeonipni’ahiy There is no more pleasing' music than S u p e r io r to any oilier remedy. j line. Round the outer face o f each story lIll'V iclaiti most of their old country Sold by all Dealers. lBrice, 3.S Cent*. were several appclurcs for lantciiH, and practices. ()uc of these is their weekly those jolly songs sung liy students; mid ITuniiltl, .Brown ,V. « ... I"o, tliiiul, Mutuo. BAKER'S when these were illuminated, wo me fair. Every Thursday a thousand or any one who lias ever had tlic opportu­ U told, in the uiaguiloipieul language of more of them gather ai Scotland, bring­ nity of hearing these songs by college c" / , s ' tXm F ..K ' hO l It I l io a I*. I II i the Chinese historian, llial "Ilieir light ing whatever they may wisli lo soil or societies, glee clubs, or by groups of r t w , . \ 1 1 1 . 1 ' 11 . students will not lie surprised to learn H >ste *" '!<>' • ' • 1 Great Amerigan illuminated (he entire heavens, shining irade—horses, cattle, hogs, sheep, corn, iP - , 4 into (he hearts of men, and eternally re­ dairy products, and everything in fact. llia l a new edition of Moses King’s col­ -n moving human misery.” It is not difli- I t scums to lie a useful ami popular lection lias just been issued. Over JO,- eiill lo imagine, however, that llie ap­ ill rangem clit. 9 9 9 copies have already been -old. This ,<»A'uW'8 - i.i, 1 t i i ,. i n i ui SPECIFIC” pearance ol llie tower on such an occa­ remarkable sale is probably owing to i i i ' - , ••,’:», *.t ,11 ■ -r ,- h i, the fact that nearly all these songs arc lo sion must have been beautiful in the Mark Twain, W. H. Howells, Cli tries lie found in no other collections. They extreme. On the lop of the tower were Dudley Warner, Julian Hawthorne, placed tw o large brazen vessels and a are all fresh and copyrighted, and are Edward Eggleston, mid oilier authors • Wt howl, which togellier contained various llie songs actually sung at all the col­ oralioiiH com bined.” ilum l. . w ill give public readings from Ilie ir own ••liable and well known |M*opb* ol New England costly arlieles in the nature of an oll'er- leges at tile present lime. There are tear irom remote w‘e|iuns <*i 1I1- eounlrv, -iv. works at the Madison Square Theatre on sixty songs, with full music. The hook vn iK Mi tih iM B ii.i. ■><> .Hoick. ing anil a eliarm lo avert evil inllaenees. tlic attcrnooiis of Tuesday and Wednes­ THAN lo t II.1I.U . Il !• a woi tleil’ul is handsomely printed, sheet-musio size, Among these were several pearls o f v a r i­ day, A p ril 28 and 29. They take this ous colors, each supposed lo possess m il'll and is sold for lifty cents. The editor is v*/ORKf R A W ' ' f l l i n C l A I M 0,1 the face of every package D way lo help along flic movement for an L(UEl vLrxIIfl punted the following statement: * ulous properties, together with oilier Win. H. Hills, a rei'i’i t griidu ito ol Har­ international eopyriglll. in wliicli they ■ ■■ ■■■ I ■ — ■■■■> - t i;H Medicine is 1’O ie T il l - ; va rd ; and llie publisher is Moses K ing, precious sloncs and a quantity of gold arc interested mid which incds funds. NEW SYSTEM OF BEE KEEPING, 1C E J .I F F a n ti 4’I ’ H i : o r l i n e l* M A T lM M i mnl silver. In Ibis connection, desig'ied of Cambridge, Mass., widely known as Brown’s Shaker Fluid Extract of I I I . ,. M illJA I.GIA , SCIATIC’A, LIME Itis a ls o txpii'lcii that • River Wendell • ...... O'. I- . 1 , III I I .. ,|..l V. « lo represent llie best treasures ol the editor of “ King’s Handbook of Boston,'' ENGLISH VALERIAN. back . v hide, pi.m itisv. s p b a i n s Holmes will come from Boston lo recite and ItlU lSEN, 1>I >»II I’ll i:It I 1 ANO Slate, were also placed a box of tea, ■Harvard and its Surroundings,” etc. F u r .liw-iim-K of tlin NERVOUS SYSTEM . I» Hiirnally h o lla rs Pit.Ill ' some of his poems. • tficucious in nervous irritation, palpitation of tlm lire - in Oik ’ SOUK TUIK>.tT, SOlCi: and W riK some pieces o f silk, and copies o f some heart, n euralgia. Bh*ei>leBHUeHH, iutvouh headache, 1.1 AGS. IN ITLICNAl. PAIA’S I’KAM P hysterics, &c., uIho INFLAMMATORY DISEASES, ancient Chinese writings. The lower I n w iiilii' Hi, pine.- o f llie -kin an nearlv W ulll.llS Ol filll III. Heahls, burns, cuts, Ac. Sold by all Druggists. Mrs. LIZZIE E. COTTON, West Gorham, Maine a n il C O L I C , C O I Ci II .4 a n d C O I.O S , C IIII.B I. 11 NS. B I’K NS.SAI.T’ It H itt M. was demolished by llieT ueping n lie ls in < loseii. T lii-ii llie labor o l'llie k iiln i i - ami l’rnlialily no other woman in ihe world re- UNITED SOCIETY OF SHAKERS, ENFIELD, N. 1I„ Hits. lBI.Bi:i»I.NC< ami lTCUI.NU 1’II.ES, ami ISd.T. liver is ini'ien-eil. Il* they he out o f good ei-ivi's mi iiiaii.v "li'lli'i-of ilianks" as Lydia WM. WILSON. 11US1NESS MANAliKK. working unlt’i'. invigorate i veiy liber and mus­ E. i ’ iiililia ia . o f I.yiui, .Mass.. Mrs. B - —of Trail** Hiuq.licd by MCKESSON & ROBBINS, N. Y. HAHN, ROBBINS & CO,, CURES PAINS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. EDUCATION OF THE DANES. cle by using lli'i’wii - Sai -apaiilla. Sure lo Enlielil, N. II , say.-. "I will simply say that •s|x mdenl s |>-II ih, that improve llie torpid liver which i- tin* cause of your Vegetable (Tiuipiiinal is a ll you rei'uni- • lw>:di '. \V,- k iioiv eoii-iipaliou, hiliou-ne--, A, . lliuwii'- S:u-.i- aii-ial it lo lie. It lias done me worlds of INVESTMENTS Painters, Grainers, Glaziers, Tin' religion of Deiiliiurk is simply parilla. For sale by all druggists. good." Another lady writes Irnin Ottawa as claim lens Chun Ii is well known that H e (’ity of Sr. Paul, Minne ...... A NV ...... id b t the i.ubl: homage lo llie homitilii I: belief without follow*.: " I have just today bought the sen nth aota, is a*sure I ol a rapid growth from now on. It Iio n 'l lei anyone convince you that those IioIIIp o f your Vegetable Compound, llU'e is to-dav , •• financial, commercial and railroad cen­ PAPER HANGERS. di gma. and a gi nlleuiaiily repugnance pains around your lieail are not heart di.-e.i-i-. ii.-i'd iwo boxes o f pills and several packages tre of llie Northwest, inv atiuuuts made in real “ A Household Necessity.” to '"eoai.-i’, vulgar C I'illlC . Yoll I’.illliot IIn-.r are, do not delay h a l procure I In. (Jin n -' uf your Siinalivc Wash, and thiol; ll bill right • state, improved or iiniuiprovcd, will pay largely. W i n ,I . 1111,1 IMiiil Ib iilir. in i-nli r a drawing room at Copenhagen, II i in i ill.1.1 i i m a. 'I h illy year- have proved (o lell you bow mai'li good 1 derived from Money can lie loaned on ,behest real estate security I > O lli B ottle prove* our rhiinia ami eo»t« for from six lo eight per end. Hi fere,ices in St. h o t I ’illy C <-ot>- 1'” Hie 1--H u-I ••nr Ivhiedy- with ils iiliiiii-phi ri of downs, its fi t's• il- value, f ree pamphlet o f I . E. lu ga ll-, l ulu' iiiedii ini's, 't hey an1 a regular God­ •lo iml lie put oil with ao> tiling ri»e. \.*k Dh ( 'Ambridge, Mas-. Paul and East if desired. E. S. XOH I’OX, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glass, Putty, ■ oes, casts and painling. and all the last send. A ll llie pains and aches have almost 4 Ht. P au l, M innesota. • i . k i v i ' a u i r h i n sn :t iFic,” ptr di-appeaied, my stomach Is m ill'll stronger li.iic.T by Al.iui :• « . B .l- i .. < •».. I'• -i I l.m .i. Me , iim l ll new books in ITi ni h. I'.nglisli and Her- 1 loit-ew ivi-. -hop gil l-a m t-a h - women all Artists’ Materials,Brushes, \oiu di ugg -t di .tief imf - not L ive ii. L • may obtain Miller more or le-- li'oni Weal, ll.ieli and Side- lo o , and I bid myself improved every way." it lur >ini • l an> HholcMilvdtitj'giHi in New England. imlli. without feeling that you arc among nehe. Apply a Hop I'oron- I ’hi-ler and eel W olk was resumed al Ihe Deer Isle silver uILL'S Alabastines for Walls and Ceilings, : f' Satisfaction Guaranteed !.dJ a people who value culture and grace, in-l.inl rein f. \ famous -li'eiigllieiiei'. '-’-Te. mine Saturday, alter a rest o f abiiiit seven Hu“ Satisfaction Guaranteed in all • .»-• s ill A I KIC IL B I K K I C A <’<>., C 'lieoiH a. ail mid poclry. beyond any amount of d ru g g i-l-. mouths. flo p : .< to n ,l M lUUl-e lt.’i i ', l*o« tl.to il. M(*i For Calarrh lire only -uh-ianlial heindil i- 20 I M ain St reel, - < Ipp. I .u u el I I I II 1, men- upholstery in (lie rooms, or iiiillin- t h i n is no remedy known to science lli.it REMEDY:RE ia y on llie persons, or the stony platitudes ohl.lined through llie irluod. Vcgeliue is llie w ill so speedily ami so e lli'iiiu illy cure or re tv,nut and internal use. g n a t blood p u riliir. lieve lumbago, i hroiiie or acute rheumatism, We have for a long time used Hill's Y» getablu D R . S T A C Y , of forma! fashion. At college flic study Remedy, ami found il a safe and excellent m«l- IL II. H lH M IA .il, A I r 1 H ' 1,1) sa y to the eit of fuieign languages is enforced, es­ Si n il's EMI I.SInX' OF Bh'IIE Sivolliu oa .-lilt jid lils as JiJm to n s -iiH/tlipie icine.’’-Rev S. Allen. Aub,Jill. Me. 25aml OUcts. v«. ii.ily, tli.it he ha Liniment used internally and externally. itlc. Whole^rle N 11. HAY A SDN, Ports pecially" English, which all iihieated End l.ivir Oil, with Hypophosphites. GEO. 0. GOODWIN A CO., Boston. In answer io numerous inquiries we have to 235 MAIN STREET, Haul-scan speak nr lead. I l is, im lii’ l, In Aeule Pulmonary Trouble-. STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, (ovt i M errill & B u rp e e ’*,) ni i'essary to them as a key to unlock llie sav that Sheridan’s Cavalry Coudilion Pow­ Dr. F. li. Sum KLIM), New York, -ay-. "I ders are a pure article. We know tin in lo be A.Rome M. AUSTIN, School Books, Toys, etc. W here l e m ay be n»uit< 1 fj-ee of charge, world. Their pronunciation of English icine. upon mi) and all dine -e». l)r. S. hai* been very Iiml your l.iim i-iuii very heiielieial afier all so. T hey are 'is linn'll superior to all others Aid) uliirl . I.t-s (|lt< I I.A I I M i II l(l( t l( V i» singularly pi-rfei-i, though, strange lo ueuie pulmonary attacks in intuit-, and in chil­ as a good lliin g is .superior lo a worthless one. Surgeon anil Mechanical Dentist, ['eutaiiiiiig all the Latest Novels. »u ■ --m l in tii" tre a ti.le n t ot < hioui Dt»ctn*e*. H < Mlie.’ hour* from 1 t o o l ’. M. Ih u ro d u y , F riday j sav, they speak it with a Scotch accent. dren during amt after such di-ea-e-.” Small pin ks, 2T cents. Large cans, #1. 241 MAIN ST. ROCKLAND ME. NO. MAIN STREET- and balurdayo of each week. THE ROCKLAND COITRTER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1885. 5

/a rm , (Sarben anb flofocr-Iieb. Plenty of sunshine helps fragrance ns A 11 Uh; AIN ix (,’»t men desire, hut In keep from fill- WRITTEN EOU THE COURIER-GAZETTE BY Divide up the gladiolus into about five ing a grave in a cemetery lot cn- half a our | lots, and plant these .at three weeks days are numbered, always keep a supply nt' ' A PRACTICAL FARMER AND EEORtST. Dr. Pierce's “ Golden M rdi al D i«cnvirv:’ by KNOX AND LINCOLN RAILROAD. a pa rt. you. Wlien the first symptoms nt cnn-timp | Fall and Winter Time Table. Farm and Live Srn< k . If hare spot® exist on the lawn, finnappear lose no time in putting yourself! scratch over them with the l ike and sow tinder the treatment nf this invaluable m ediciiv ' It ' an - when nothing <•]..< w ill. I'ns-essing a- i Commenciug Monday, Oct. 20.1884. Plow deep. in «ome grass seed at or.ee. it does,, ten times the virtue o f the best cod I v ep ont of d e b t. Verbenas from Seed. M any p« isons liver nil, it is not only tlic « henpest bat by far i the pleasantest to take. It purities ntnl en; miles ; ( ’If nn tlm implninente. who have no luck with verbenas bought in the greenhouse would succeed with the bln-»d. -ti-aigthiu* the system.cures blotch- i Scrub out the water trough. cs, pim ples eruption and other humors. By j seed grow n ones. Seedlings possess druggists. Pluck is more neeth d than i pitlll. much greater vigor of constitution, ami Young ami middle aged men suffering from Sprinkle some sulphur ii tin* liens’ are less liable to disease than the others ncarvnus debility, premature old age. hns o f Bests. It is still tim e to start tin' seed. which memory, and kindl'd symptoms, -honld - ml I may he done either at. the window in three letter stamps for large illustrated tuattse I)rl( d tunnure is nn excellent manure suggesting sure means n f < ure. W orld'* Dis­ for wheat. pats, aft? rwards transplanting, or direct­ pensary M aliertl Assoehitin, B ulf.il.i N. \ . ly in the llow e r beds. CURES For late hatchers let n enol, shady “W o r k , W o r k , W o r k ’.’’ Farmers! Plant Some Shrubs The Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Sciatica, place he provided. How many women there are working today Lumbago. Backache. Headache. Toothache. only way wo can account for the pre­ It.., ki n,.I ll..- nr Sore Ti«roxi1.Sn«*lll»v„”-. • |»r:»ln«. KrOlte*. Don’t neglect salt, and as much as in various brandies o f industry to say noth­ vailing absence of the many beautiful Ittitn*. >enl«l«. a i»«l ItifvM. they want of it. for the animals. ing o f the thousand o f patient housewives am» am. otiii.k mini id pai\ s n n u r n s . and perfectly hardv (lowering shrubs whoes lives are nn inn-casing round o f toil Sold by DmcBl’t* nnd l»« ate-• ev.-ry « n1. Eiftv Veil I« a buttle. ('alves fatten quicker on cow s milk from the house surroundings of farmers who are martyrs to those complaints to which V. A. COOVIiP, Rapt. up to six weeks old than on anv other is that farmers are unacquainted with the weaker sex i< liable. Their tasks are ren­ feed. dered doubly hard and Irksome and their lives their merits. This class of growths hortened. vet hard necessity m nipds them to Feed re g n la ilv : the loss from one combine the qualities of flowering plants kecpmi. f n Midi Dr. Pier “ Favorite KNOX & LINCOLN RAILROAD. hour’s fretting for fond cannot he made and trees, (hi the■ one ‘hand ■ they art seription” ” n sure menus o f relief, up by one feeding. hardy as oaks, once they are planted, all irmali aktiesses it is a certain cure drnggi.sts For Deranged Liver, Important Notice to Passengers. Quiet sitters nn.l cnreful nintlmrs nn<>'■n<1ni<1 for n life tim e: on tho other tinning lions tiro good property, mid 'hoy llower most profusely every yenr, HOW A WOMAN PI.AYS CARDS Constipation, Dyspcp- ' * * * sia, Sick Headache, well worth sparing until they me old and Ilieir blooms are as sweet and other­ wise attractive as those of any other Uhlrttffo l.n lifr. , * * * Loss of Appetite, and all dmor- m 'i"T h e r <'ow9 w iili enlf Hhnuld have the sys­ llowers. Most hardy garden ll iwers “ Whose piny is it ?” and * * 7**^ ders arising from an im- M. |( R tem well kepi tip during llie spring anti wilt at rive at ami miller neglect get lo he weedy in charac­ •'Who took tlmt trick?" the llaVlUillk' t month, by feeding grain lilioriilly, e x ­ yOU * * I B Pure slatc of tl"‘e S'l'iar.- M alinn, B-.*t«.n ter, or at any rate wends mix up with ‘‘What's trump-?’’ w ill ex- no Remedy has a b tter t"‘ put upon the route .' cepting just before parturition. Too A A them, a tiling not so apt to happen with “ W hat wus the lead?" I he Ihnite'l tare h«*tw»- much grain then m ight cause a feverish pciience a re c o rd than the iruc T M S U K tA S m ••Whose nee is that condition and caked big. Following the better class ol shrubs. A good soli e- 1 most gratify- W L .F . A tw ood’s Bitters. tioti set about tlic homo in dumps, com­ “ D ili I la ke lli.al ?” TO SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT. on calving after all feverish symptoms : ing change ; Jf yOU feei ;1r run •'Whitt's trumps?” German Remedy.| have dissppcaicd. a more liberal grain ing in llow er in succession from A p ril An Dt ft . iuht ram renient l« now bi I frequently a fcw^JJ jg"down, languid < ' l»v which Flour. ( -rn. I V.-I and all hulk until September, w ill add a great charm ‘ Is it m y play ?” diet may bi! resumed again. doses are su ffi­ and weak,hard­ Ireiiii t i an In d- livcr. <1 at l.’o,*klnn “ e. p e r b u n d r e d p o u n d s m o r e t h a n Even if Itces conic through the winter exists oil llie farm. •‘ Haven't you got a club?” - Bo- rati relieve all unpleasant'T” n\wha the info latio r.l to ah-. e 1,000 w ill be i w ith plenty o f stores, it is a good plan "What's trumps?" can he obtained fora ease where feelings. You are trouble w ith I’ltu n Bittehm i now to feed them a little to promote ac­ "Did they etielirc Its?” < . \. (OOMB4, Snpt. PROMINENT PEOPLE. assist or cure. Jt tivity, mid stimulate lo breeding. For "Ilow many did we make?" cautioned against a yon, try the never fails, Do you hutie r w ith this purpose, when tliero is no lack of “ Whose deal is it ?” base and A'orthlcss i m i t a - ' ^ ^ “ L F ,’’ 'hnttircdniidnllgoni ( h-aii. -• the \ Hinted! food, half a pound of honey daily to a M ark ain, when a boy, hated tion put up in the same w bitters feeling; i f so, use blood when you seel I Boston & Bangor S.S.Go s u l p h u r Bit t e r n ; its impurities burst hive will he enough. It should lat so schools with an unremitting ardor. shaped hottie. Take^ it w ill cure von. I 9 General G rant, it is said, is to receive ' A ing through the skinfl 9 placed for feeding as not to attract oilier Moody and Smkey, the evangelists, • only the true “ L.F (»i rutives wlioare in Pimples, Blotches.B 3 lues to robbing. A good position for from the publishers of Iii- autobiogra­ SPRING ARRANGEMENT! ami Sores. Rely oiift/l w ill eommenec a series of meetings in Trade Mark, “ L. F.” <•ointiieneimr A pril it, 18H5, Kb am er- will leave losely eoiiliued ii tile feeder is inside the llive, just above phy, ('liarles L. Webster & Co . 8200,- the m ills and work­ s u l p h u r B itter s P ittsburg next. Thursday. R..«*kla..d a- tolh-w- - □ id health w ill fol tlic brood nest, and so covered llia l no 000. which sum is to be i iia fully invest­ Fi r Bo-ion Monday-. Wedncndav?’, Thursday* shops; dork -'.win'd" The pope is again ill. anil is confined not procure suilident bees can escape that way. Feed at n ig lit- ed as the general's legaey to his family. and Saturdays, u-ually at 0 I’. M,, or on arrival of to his bed Ills sym ptoms are so grave nt' ain< r from (\u n d t n. exercise, ami all who phi r Bi 11 i.r s JIJ] arcconfined in door . | fall in preference to earlier in the day, For (’amd'-n, Belfant. Searnporl. Bucksport, W in­ w ill cure Liver i nm Rid as to cause great solicitude. .A Good Buka kfast. terport iml i'-e permitting' llainprioti and Bangor: should two S ulph u r plaint. Don’t lie dis to guard effectually against robbing. B it run u They w ill General Grant will lie the second cx- PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY l'in -day-, . dnendaxFridays and Saturdays at ournged; it w ill curelus Kimis of Fowls for the Fami. Im­ Mrs. E. W. Carpenter, Overlec, Baltimore, • l.'u A. M , 'i upon arrivnl of steann r from BoRton. not then be weak uml l’residcnt to die in New York, the lirst a sick ly . county, Maryland, writes: I was greatly hen- For North Haven, Green’s Landing, Hwnn’a proved breeds, of course, hut let it be Island, South We-t Harbor, Bar Harbor, (ioiild?- Ta sri.iuirn Uittk iisJ having been Monroe, who died there J u ly eliteil by the use ol Ited .star Cough Cure, i f : • not i remembered that such are only better 1-oro, Lamoille, H ancock and Sullivan TucHtlay, to piifler from Rheum will taiil.l yea a,, an,18 I, 1831. when sutlering from a severe cold. My cook Thursday and Saturday Mornings at 0 30. atisin, use a bottle ot aiak e you strung ami fl Ilian common ones, with having better was seriously ill from a dccp-seiiteil itottgll. Su l ph u r Bitter s healtliv. care also, and then they are far more In October, when occurs the fiftieth She had consulted her doctor w ithout relief. KETUKMNd to KOCKL.VM): it m we r fail- to ci ire si l.em i! U r;m e -III satisfactory. One of the lirst requisites anniversary of the Boston pro-slavery Hv my advice she used the Cough Cure in con­ From Boston Motidavp,Tuesdays, Thursdays and Don’t be without u ill taal.e year l.te.iil™ for keeping improved breeds of poultry riots, the lirst two volumes of the "Life nection with an 'xterual application o f Si Fridays a t ft v. at. □ bottle. 'Pry it : you pure, i-telinn.l streiip-.uj is a warm house in w inter. W ith thi? W illia m Lloyd G arrison w ill ho pub­ Jacobs O il to her side. In one night the change I ro m Bangor: Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays I vuur tlcsli hunt. 5T3 and Saturdays. " 1 ‘1 llot ’ ' ’ 1 lished. wrought wa- most gratifying and astonlsuing. 1 provided, we would place Silver Gray In the murulng she was like a new person. From Sullivan Mondays. Wednesdays, ami Fri- I.adies in deheah fry si i. r iir it HIT fl days at 7 P. M. health, who are a I! us tu. night, air IS Dorkings among the be t for the farmer, A Chicago xeliangc discovers that in T hey Ai:e Rei.iaiii.e. Tickets sold to all points, and Baggage checked rundown,should ust yell w ill sleep wells especially where roaming can be allowed. personal appearance Edward J. Phelps, through. SU LPiiPK Bit te r s. 1 feel better lu r ll. l They arc lino table fowls, and lay well llie new minister to England, resembles Jennie Poor, Rockport, From Fire and Water Damages ! ('HAS. E. WEEKS, Agent, Rockland. Poyen want llie lie-t Me.li. al Work pilhlishe.p until eight or nine years old. They arc Horatio Seymour, with the addition of The doctors are all liable to he mistaken. . W.M. II. HI LL, .1H., G en. M anager, Boston. 39 Rond 3 2-eent stamps to A. I’. IHtowAV A Ci* They were In my iasr. It cost mu .$’200,00 , JIustOD, Muss., and re. elm a eopy, free. liand.-onic, and good sitters and mothers. an expression on his face as if lie were because they said I had the Heart disease, and I With a warm lien house in winter the trying to conceal a pain. then told me I must die. Grandmother said it I Blue Hill & Ellsworth S. B. Co., W liitc -fa c id Black .Spanish arc llie most few ,].LyS am i !V centiitleiu an called on was Liver complaint, and $2.00 worth o f Sul- -- l'OR-- phur Bitters etned me. STAR HAND GRENADE, profit able, where eggs arc tlic chief oh- Secretary I. a mar, and said as he shook \Y. Iliti'hor, I,ilth' hcci- Isle, Sedg­ u itEb hi Tin.- jeet. They lay very large, white c hands; “ 1 am not alter any olliee, Mr. Baker’s “ Great American Speeitie’’ relieved wick. Bi'niikliii, lllueliill, Surry in great number?. An objection to Secretary, and want to ask no favors.” the soreness in my thumb that was severely | mid EM.SWOKTH. them is that they are subjoet to loose jammed and in a lew weeks entirely cured it. j “ You are, sir,” replied the Secretary, 1 also found it a wonderful remedy for throat Harden I hind GrciKide TW O TK’IPS A WF zEK. feathering in the summer. “ like a buttle of rose water in an ocean troubles. Du amt nflcr April It, 18R5. Save Tptlie M inure.— Itis farm capi­ of salt water.” James Pyle’s Peariiue is constantly growing idre Extintnisher Co.. S T E A M E H tal. All admit this, yet all do not act as A Bostonian, writ'ng from Washing­ in popular t.tvor—and no wonder, for it is won­ derfully elleetive ami pleasant t<» use. It sav es if they believed it. We refer to the loss ton. says: “ Everybody likes President O f < 1 1 IC A G O . I 1.1. ^ ^ H E N R Y MORRISON, h alf the labor o f washing, and does not hurt <». A. ( ROCKETT, Master. allowed on many farms through a waste Cleveland except Ihe extremists. Miss tlic clothes. I« Ihe only Grenade of liquid manures. Many farmers who Insurance F\ 1 ’!▼'!!J. LEAVE ROCKLAND on arrival of Cleveland also, rather to my surprise, is Sb umerfrom B.-ton. every WH>XI>DAY would long mourn over having lifty or a much liked by society people. She is Cure Yoprskli’. ! ami S.\ It K BAY for the above points. hundred dollars stolen, sutler a loss of intelligent, self-possessed and dignitied, Don’t pay large doctor's hills. The best Returnii.g. wit! leave Ellsworth every MONDAY” medical hook published, one hundred pages, and I III I’SBA Y at 7 o clock, touching at Inter, lifty or a hundred dollars every year and some people think graceful.” v e ilin g Landings, conneeting at Rockland with through the escape o f anim al liquids, elegant colored plates, w ill he sent you on re­ Captain II. II. Lewis of this city a D m 75 Fires Extinguished« Steamer lor Boston Direct. Through Tickets sold and think nothing of it. This could ceipt o f three 2-eent stamps to pay llie postage. on hoard Steamer. Baggage checked Through. cousin of the new minister to Portugal, Address A. P. Ordway Co., Boston .Mass, ( HAS E. WEEKS, Treas. & Ag’t, Roeklaml. FCR INTERNAL just as well lie saved. Because you have says tlic Baltimore Sun is the possessor Send for Clrculnm, &r., to ('A L V IN AUSTIN, Manager, Boston. 12 not the means to invest in a system of of the sword worn by General George B ucklen’s A rnica Salve. cement g.liters and manure cisterns, Rockland and Vinalliaven EXTERNAL USE. Washington ivlien lie resigned til An­ The B est S alve, in the world for Cuts, don’t persuade yourself that nothing can Bruises, Burns, Sores. Fleers, Salt Kheum, H. H. CRIE & CO.. - - Agents napolis, l)eee.idler 23, 1783, his com­ for Koehland and \ ieinlty. 9 The Most Wnmlrrl’ul Family Itcmedy Ever Known. he done. Use enough absorb mts and Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, C hil­ I885--Spring Arrangenient--I885 mission as eoiiimander-in-ctiief of the CHP CURES - Diphtheria, Croup, Aatlnnfi, Bron­ the same end may bo aceoninlislied blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and chitis, Neuralgin, Rheumatism, Bitching nt tho American army. positively cures Piles (»r no pay. It is guar­ ONE TRIP DAJLY! Iuuign, Hoaraoncaa, Influenza. Bucking Cough, And the be.-t absorbent, nam ely dry W h o o p in g C ough, Cut .r. ti, Cltolei- i Moi bun, I).\ u- anteed to give p« . it i t satisfaction or money re­ On and after Thursday, Ort. 23, until further notice ontery. Chronic Diarrhoea, Kidcv ‘Ji'i.bcs, earth or muck, is at the same time the Victor Hugo, writes one of that poet’s funded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Spinal DisoaHCH, Sci i’. iph, Lanio Ii i< k. t . closest friends, w ill die as lie lia s lived, and Soronc^a in Bot i cheapest. Straw ami other litter will W . H. Kittredge. ly-17 STM ’R PSO^EER a Deist, ilc is fa m ilia r w ith llie idea ol I. S. JO H N S O N answer, but not as well alone as if 2 -'i ( APT. WM. It. ( REED, I tinal with tin- dry earth. Every farmer death, anil often quotes tho words, “ Dei « n r.I. leave (’arvei ’s Harbor Voluntas” with entire serenity. But his .. .-fre, i * I* Vinalhaven, for Rock- ! should in ike Ids plans for accumulating : '. 'T ' . r - -‘Cj , ' ’" 1 D A IL Y . Sundays . xcep. a large store of ibis article during the absolute conviction is that the priest and r2ZZi ! coming summer, and keeping it under a llie dogma are bad in every possible re­ H I B R E T U R N IN G u W harf, ;it • p . m. Toiit.'bing ai Hurricane Island each j light roof until it is unal. A drying ligion, and I heir inlliienees li a s ever been aw ay. i patch -liould be provided by having some fatal to humanity. G. A. SAFFORD, \gent, Rockland. gvisra'jj loads of earth or muck alongside of it, In social conversation with Ids stall’, IL M. ROBERTS, Agent, Vinalhaven. 37 and then one poison to make il his busi­ says the St. Louis Republican, one of MAKE NEW RICH BLOOD. ness to attend to the work, until Ihe mu- them asked General Joe Johnston how i M . Positively euro Contitination, SICK-HEADACHE, lerinl can lie thoroughly dried. I.et many times lie had been wounded, lie Biliousness, and all LIVER and BOWEL COM­ replied, “ eight times. " The stall' re­ PLAINTS. BLOOI) POISON, ant! Skin Distmca enough of the muck or soil be scattered .ONE TILL /V DOSEi. I’ov Female Complaints Over the patch each morning to dry in marked that lie was the most unfortunate those Pilla have no equal. Il'all who road this will send their address on a postal they Khali receive I one day, in the evening gathering it tt/i general in Ibis respect tin t he had ever FREE by mail advice l'or which thry will niwr.v" be thankful. Ono b >v Pills by mail 25 els. in Ktamna. and wheeling to the store bins. known. “ Xo sir,” said he, “ the most I. S. JOHNSON & CO., BOSTON, MASS. OllCUAItL) AND GAItDEN. fortunate; lo r it was only by the mercy of God 1 was not killed upon either eir- , Firm the seed bed. I cumslanec. Plant some grape vines. ‘ „ C (WJE213B ! Minister Phelps said to a reporter of - 1 4 Use last year's parsnip seed. llie Xew Haven A’c/cs on M onday: “ I BEN J. WILLIAMS, M. I). th at Shcridatds Cd ik Iii k t lb r r . . 1 ' Cover peas tw o inches deep. regard Senator Edmunds as one of the Physician and burgeon. s a f e pure and very valuable. NOTHING ON EARTH Ofllout and liesi tlepcn 1.1 in Street. W IL L M AKE H EN S LAY L IK E SH E R ID A N ’S Grape cuttings may he sot out. lirst lawyers in tlic United States, as well CONDITION POWDER Dose, E2Nrr i >»rr . In planting have only moist ground right lial'il work will accomplish for a next to the roots. m ail.” CHAS. E, BURPEE, A rich soil will grow a tree larger in Some of our readers may remember n . 33. M ILLiEri, one year than a poor one w j l l in three. the ancient definition, “ zk noun is the go 01 | name of a thing, as horse, hair, justice.” Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist, ' For early tomatoes, eiteunihers nr ! Gas ami Ether udiuinistcrcd. jj Minp mill melons, start the seeds in pots o f soil, In the “ Memoir of zVliol Sherwood D. 254 MAIN STREET, ROCKI-AND. or on inverted sods in tho hot-bed. 1)., recently published, the story is told Grainer, Paper Hanger, Mulching fruit trees with sand or coal of a young man who stumbled grievous­ AND DEALER IN ashes to prom ote coolness and m oisture ly at this point. “ Wliat is a noun, Robinson & Rowell, then?’’ lie said; “ hut lirst I must iiml about the roots, tends to cause produc­ CHICAGO, ROCK 13I ANDA PACIFIC R’Y tions and line quality of tiie fruit. This out what is a liorse-hair justice.’' lie ATTORNEYS AT LAW. PAINTS, OILS, DRYERS meditated upon this for several days, By the central position ol ita lino, oonucct treatment would generally be found A. K. Spear Block, foot of Park Street, NOTICE. E .u d and '.he W e route, and i until seeing his father seated in liis legal tiding ( ’oinmitti r on m ints and vi tho . .11 i. b, iv. better than cultivating the surface. fill be in i Cine i d K a j ( ay. tullH, Leav Varnishps, Glass, etc. capacity as Justice o f the Peace in tlm e (,’ily of Rockland, ’ onli. Atchison, Mm Stocky Vegetable Plants.—To have - Rockland. n th e F R I com.eels .u L’ni old horse hair settee, he exclaimed with 1> \ Y E vening preceding th< -ecoml Monday of lines ut lO'id between Ihe All mliu and I such, crowding niu-t lie prevented. The until, fur the purpose of « xaiiiiuiiig elainix OcctlUH. 1 la t .. i.: nit.' :.! i .. it t i v a li d ;i MATERIALS=FOR=ARTISTS d e lig h t: ' I have found it; t'.i.y father is a . ... I, .. cent, being eonposcJ of Med Uoinf inexperienced generally sow seeds too against the All tolls must be approved by liiantiiu) Day Couches, M.igmtkent, A Great Speeiully. horse-hair justice, ami therefore a noun.” the party eoiitractiug tin in, and should he prcM-nl- I'm . i I.- < 'ii Pull .u . - t P j thickly, and spindling plants are the un­ cd at said iiim- ami place, or h it with the com­ JBS3 MAIN ST., - - KOCKI.AND. A. T. CROCKETT, lh l'e avoidable result, unless thinning is prac­ T iiolsands Sav So. mittee pic\iou - to the date above mentioned. MiH.souri Kiv Brices Low. Satiifuction Guarantee'!. ------TEAC H ER O F------A. D. BIRD. cugo uud Miuucupoli.-. and St. Paul, viu tin Famous ticed. One of llie advantages of sow­ Mr. T. \V. Atkins, Girard, Kail., writes: 'I E. I» GR A \ ES. ing in drills over broadcast sowing is W. L. BLA< K I\G I OS'. “ALBERT LEA ROUTE.” never hesitate to leeuimneiid your I', lee trie A New and Direct lane, via H, ueea a id Kaiika- that thinning is easily done. Most veg­ Billers to my customers, lliey give entire ,-ut- P iano & O r g a n , Guunnittee on Accounts m d < toi/ns. kee, h;iH recently b« i u op. ned bi iv. . ;i lit limond. F. O. PIERCE & CO.’S i.-iaetion and are rapid sellers." Electric H it­ Nurlols.Newport Ni u- ft.at.: ..AU . \ - etable plants transplant easily, and there Violin mid Musical Composition. k'. •’•. N le. 1. , I • . ' ,'i. is no better w av logroiv excellent stocky ters are llie purest and be.-t medicine known T erm of *20 Lessons JJ>I 2.OO. IndiauapolU and Lalay iic md Um U.a Mmm .p- and will positively cure Kidney ami l.iver uha and bt Paul amt ii.ieriu. diai * t» > in. MEI A H I ’o N C E B i D plants tli in to take up llie young seed­ ROCKLAND, AIK. 11 A.l Pluough Passcng. fo T r a .i .•«. l a. ’ i • csa I 1IY l’R .K r i - eumplaiuls. P urify the bluud and regulate the 0. F. CUSHING, M. D.. i A L P A IN T - lings a fier they show Ilie ir second leaves, bowels. No fam ily can alibi'd lo he without ; all principals CliL ?lUu. EltS V.’JH R- and re-set them in nicely prepared soil lliein. They w ill save hundreds o f dollar- in To Save Time is to Lengthen Life. T llY S ic itlll 511(1 S lll'y C O ll. u Canada. •d thi E V E ItU b L D at about two inches apart both ways. duelor - lolls everv year. Sold al bit eenls a i low oiupcinoid that oil . r titi adva^'. I l’liesc P a in ts bottle by Win. II. Killreilge. AM prepared to d i i 'H ’YI.NG or : te ('••inpo.-cd c f tlic b est Z inc uncat Jineues$ and , Mr Springer, . . . uf Meelniiiiv.-tuu: At y o u r nc ircHi ’’ i •• , ' L» ' ■ .i.IC i . mi tlcasHy o f body lot m s a firm g los-y Kut luce, um ic cuuipact mass, and hence better adapted writes. “ I was nlMicteil w ith lung fever ami i > i L ( ’o n : . R. R. CABLE, E. SV. JOHN, durable ami permanent in color titan can bo pro­ to meet the tinal transplanting. 1 ahsecss uti Inngs, ami reduced to it walking i ’li*. & Gi'U I M ... 11.1 .. I Si j . duced by any process of hand mixing. skeleton. Got a free tria l hottie o f Dr. K in g ’s R<*si* Wood ashes suit the la w n. ;i hearty appetite, and a gain in flesh o f IS lbs. ’ •ci cd I'ruin fn »t Call at W in . Kittredge’s Drug Store and get a W ith H&HN. ROBBINS & CO nr. The broad io I.ns before tho Xew lawns should he made early. Repairing of all kinds neatly done tree tria l bottle o f this certain cure for all Lung MAIN SYUKKT, • ROCKLAND. ME. Ladies' & Gent s Sewed Boots 4 rkcr*, absolutel} address TKL'U i'o., Auguata, M ». at L. S. R obinson’ s. For shady places plant periwinkle. 1 Diseases. Large hotties 50 cents and $1,00. Shoes made at L. S. Robinson's. G THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, APRIL 28, P85

j C A S T IN E . CAMDEN. SOUTH THOMASTON. WARREN. riiilom athean nt the Normal H all last F ri­ 1000 yards SATINE, Indigo Blue, CORRESPONDENCE. Dr. H. D. Robin«nn i« at Inqpe again. | Whnt about thoFe Rtirct lamp* ? Water 1« low in the small m ill stream. day evening. ’ Bright Figures 12 l-2c, former School* w ill probably l»cgin next Monday. E ight men are employed about the m ill. St. Thomas’ Episcopal church i* to receive a The Methodist Sewing Circle met at their p rice 25c. THOMASTON. coat ot paint at an early day. The rtleetmen are taking the town valua­ Wm. Lewi* started for San Francisco Mon­ vestry Thursday afternoon. Sociable in the 'I he proprietors o f the Bay View are having tion. day. evening. Warden Benn i* away on a business visit to a eoat < f paint put on the new veranda. Sam’l Butler ha« bought a yoke of oxen, to 'I lie bad places in o ur highways are being Bangor. I he schools began this week. Mis* Helen Bev. H. (’. Miin«an( the “ big Injun ' o f the use on the poor farm. repaired. Webster take* Mis* Lizzie Wheeler’s place as J. I-.. Moore.'t»q.. took the train for Port­ l aw and Order League, i* to lecture at Megun- There were eleven teacher* present nt the J. Eastman received a car-load o f oat* and assistant in High School: M i** Wheeler take* land yeaterdav. tico n k Hall tolight. examination Saturday. one o f corn last week. M i** W hitney’s place ns teacher in the Grammar lion. I.. K. O’ftrbn In* returned front a School. Hiller & Cobb I he lailies o f tin* Chestnut Street Baptist Sdi. Pearl 1* having her rigging overhauled, The farmer* have commenced planting in v is it to New Y oi k . hurch held a sociable Tncs.Iay evening, and and i* being recaulked. some sections o f tlie tow n. Mr. Keating, the Insuram e agent of Belfast, Mrs. Ann Meserv. v i< on t v h it to the house I realized J?_’l for the church fund. Dane N. Morgan of ('lark’s Island has Work is lively about the steam-mill, where was in town Monday-----Mr*. Cha*. Hooper of (’apt. J. A. Creighton. returned fro m Boston last week w ith her spring Sell Lawns for 4c. Cant. Ezra B ra m tn ll, with the steamer b o u g h t the George Sleeper place. the log* are fast disappearing. ( ’apt. Jame* It. Speed and wife arrived home goods... .Capt. Rufus Parker art iveij last Sat­ Brunette, took the Bo*ton Ideal Cnele Tom’* Steadfast Lodge, I. O. o f G. T., are to have It i« expected that there will be preaching front Liverpool last week. Cabin Company to Bangor la«t wei k. urday. lie intends to sta y at home one v o y ­ a picnic supper tomorrow evening. next Sunday nt IheCong’l church. age-----W ill Lawrence and wife of Sullivan The Meth<>di«t c,„ jetv hold their annual Geo. S. Cobb Post, G. A. IL . who are to Mrs. Elias Harrington of Boekland I* visit­ Almost fish time and many are happy. A came on the Lewiston this m orning-----Warren bnsines* meeting Friday evening. have a c ra m I fair w ill present the drama ing at Uden Shea * . . . . M i*s Ella Graves is few have toon caught in the lcwer pnrt o f the (-. Fhilhrook of Waterville is visiting hi* George Keating jr . has taken the position o f •Enli*ted for the W ar ’ at Meguntieook H all, quiic ill....M i*s Minnie Haskell, who has town. father. A pril 30th. clerk in the store of Tho*. S. A ndre**. been taking care o f M r*. M artin Crane, wa* I lie High School, in charge o f Miss D. M. Mrs. Caleb 1.. f«ilh hie*t x at home after a ’! here wa« a match game of base ball at tin* taken sick, and returned to her home In la y lor o f Newcastle, w ill c»nnmence next FULLER «&. COBB protracted visit to I lamiughair. MFlorence Speed returned I for one’s mail after being accustomed to visit Misses M arion W att* and Annie Henderson, and buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery. The i, from Medford where she iias spent the w inter one place for sixteen years, and we fancy FULLER & COBB students nt the Norm al school, Gorham, are at funereal service was held at the residence ot . . . . L . G. Ferry, vho has been mate of the many w ill forget and call on Mr. Stud ley for FINE BUTTER. Heine on a vacation. the lio n . Edward Cushings residence. Nahum Chapin on a voyage to South America, their papers and letters. M r. Studlev w ill still came from Boston for a few days visit. His wife Mrs. W illiam G. Bice and daughterof l air- The law firm o f Simonton A Rich was dis- he found at the old stand and w ill furnish you Nortliern New York Creameries, Vermont, Sell a Black Silk for .$1.08. solved Monday, the 20tli. Mr. Rich goes west. returns with him to Boston. Some repairs are with anything frotn a spool of thread to a lield have been at the house ot W illiam J. being made on his house. New lliitnpsliire, Knox (’ounty Bunker since Wednesday. Mr. Simonton is fitting up his olllee over the suit ot clothes. D ili l i e s . A (*., Ale. former price 1.37 1-2. II. inhl, and has made such arrangements tliat CLARK’S ISLAND PuMilivf ly we h an d le none but Genuine Butter. Chariest'. Woodcock. a former resident on during olllee hours lie w ill devote hitnselfexelu- SOUTH WARREN. Beechwood street, came here from Marlboro to sivcly to tin- law business, and w ill attend to Have you seen tlie clam ? Clms. B. French has returned home from --- 1 SE E D S . !|--- attend the funeral ot Leonard Cooper. calls’ in both Knox and Waldo counties. The Cricket (’ lull played its first game for Boston. Field and Garden Heeds, Seed Grain", Seed I'ota- M ajor J.H . IL ID welt has accepted the in v i­ tlie season last week. toes. G uam* Hl » l»s— Tim o th y , Red Top, The Hon. Edward Cushing was the recipient Job Spear has purchased a fine carriage horse ’apt. i W I L E Y ’S C O R N E R . Clara Bradford, Cushing; Mis.*C.illic Bucklin, Witherspoon is at Iioni'* fora few days from hale and hearty for a man o f his years, and is Alewivc weirs nre fast approaching comple­ St. George; Miss Margie Spear, South W aldo­ O. B. FALES <&, CO. Sell All Wool Carpets for 45c. said to be the oldest person residing in tliat Long Island, w here he i* in business... . ( ’apt. boro. They w ill leave town about May 1st. 337 Main St., Rockland. 10 Isaac Coombs has returned from Philadelphia tion. Five at least are being constructed on tlie town. river nt present. 'flic Methodists hold an apron sale and ....H o ra tio Stevens o f New York was in town HOPE. Friday to attend the tiineral of liis brother, the The new hand, recently organized, nre giving auction supper at their vestry tomorrow (Wed­ concerts every night. We have a good band­ Our voting people are preparing for a dam e late lir. Stevens o f Washington, D. C ....D r. May night. ‘ nesday) evening, apron sale afternoon and G. (i. Sherman o f New York is hi town this stand, but they preler a grassy mound. evening. 'J he auction sale ol suppers, the w eek-...M iss Ellen N . Wood is in Boston this d'lie ( ’ortter district held their seiiool meeting late*: novelty in i hureli sociables, to commence Sell. Telegraph, Gilchrest, arrived from New . w e e k . . . .Capt. Thos. B. Pillsbury of Rockland, York Friday... .Sliip L. B. Gilchrest, (’apt. and cho c Henry Payson agent. FULLER <& COBB at 8 p. in. Admission afternoon free, evening ivas in town tlie 25th looking after liis real live cents. s. Watts o f this place, lias safely arrived at Judson Gould ntr.l w ife wish to extend their estate... .Ca|»t. Isaac Sherman, wito lias one o f New York. thanks to their many kind friends and neigh­ Special Pension Exam iner A. 'I*.Parsons was the best residences in town, is im proving the Fred Clarke lias returned home from Sarato­ bors for helping make good their recent loss. Sell a Tapestry Carpet for 50c. in tow n Monday looking up evidence in several grounds around the sam e... .M rs. Caroline pension eases. We agree with the South W a r­ ga where lie lias been employed nt paving cut­ Silas Carleton and wile go to Burnham tin’s Rose is visiting at Thom aston.. . . K. Prank ting during tlie past year....IL M. Davis is w e e k ...." ’. S. Payson has gone to Castine foi rell correspondent in regard to the pension Knowlton is in Oakland, California.... Wm. teaching writing school in district No. 1.... h tew week*.. . . Mrs. Warren Bills has gone to claim of Moses B. Bucklin o f that town, and Lolls D tlie only applicant for tlie Negro hope justice w ill be done to this poor unfortu­ (’apt. Robert Gileltrost, who lias been fiist Fayette to vl®t her daughter, Mrs. W ilkins.... Island lig h t, lie w ill till tlie place .satisfactorily mate o f the Cathie ( ’. Berry, lias arrived home I,. I ’.True has been to Boston for new spring nate man, giving him the amount he deserves to everyone. under hi* severe disability. .. Mrs.Andrew J. ( 'lark who has been quite 13 covering. (’alderwood Inis been visiting here tlie past back again, as he is a gn at help in tho temper­ at tile barn. wreck. . . .George W . Carver arrived here last of tlio “ BAY STATE’’ kept fully up and im­ ance meetings as well a* a ll other public works. ’flic Ladies' Circle was largely attended at | Mrs. Kate Newbert had a chopping lice one Thursday, lie will go fishing with Capt. Win­ proved as science and experience may develop Also M r. Ridley, who ha* helped us the last the vestry on Wednesday evening, many ’ day recently with 17 choppers in attendance. field Leadbetter ill sell. L illia n . three or four meetings. We hope In w ill be gentlemen being present at supper. It was one o f the best o f times, and a decided the best methods. Give it a fair tria l and judge FULLER & COBB w itli us through the season. There w ill be four large barns b uilt in town | success. Sch. Electric Flash, ('apt. Aaron Smith, nr- ot the quality by tlie return* you get in ATLANTIC. this year. M r. Wagner, Jason Robbins, i | rived here from Boston Friday m orning and Some o f the boys went rabbit lim itin g oik* I will lit out torn maekerclling cruise... .Cattlk- your crop*, which is tlie m ost r o l l n b l o S di. Prank Pierce, ( ’apt. Lewis Holmes, is Cyrus Packard mid Mr. Law w ill eaeli build a day last week. They shot eleven bares and et* from Rockland liave been caulking tlie t«*Mt. Baud Books, containing testimonials id Sell a good Russia Crash for to load w itli potatoes for ("apt. B. J. Staples. new barn. three woodchucks. J. Wentworth was high I decks o f sell. Maud S., and Capt. Thomas is M r*. Y< -ta A. Barbour, who lias bet n spend­ George Jameson and ltoseoe Carter who k iller, k illin g four hares. *ciai»ing lier spars and otherwise putting her in well-known Farmers throughout New England, 10c. have been at work tearing down n barn for ing tin* winter with her mother in Bock laud, Jesse L. Wentworth will work at jollieriug ord er... .Sell, (.’ora E. Smith lias been taken mailed on application. A®k your dealer lor the returned home Saturday. Cyrus Packard, met with quite an accident this season w itli Carter Bros, o f Camden. out of winter quarters in Ferry’s ( ’reek, and is hist week. M r. Jameson was on tlie root Their first job is building a barn in Union, now at F. II. Smith's w h a rf... .Captain Suh There wa* quite an exciting time lu re M on­ tearing oft' tlie rafter* when lie slipped mid fell day, tin 20th. Mr*. S. B. Hutchinson had and they eummeneed last Monday. Dyer in sell. Little Fred is very successful in to the ground fracturing several ribs and capturing tin* warv lobster. I »<•» u deni big up such rubbish as gatiiers around jamming him badly. Carter then went onto Fred A. (iiisheo lias been increasing his one’* house e\ery winter, ami in tlie spring farm stock ot' late. He bought two cows and BayStateF8rtilizer. FULLER COBB the roof and soon tell a* his predecessor had i ROCKVILLE. .MANUFACTURED BY THE is raked together by the tidy housewife ami done, injuring liis leg somewhat. a lieifer o f Nam Couch and a yoke ol' oxen ol burned to make the yard and grounds around a man in Lincolnville, lie had liis “ tic up” School commences in district No. 11 next tin* house look neat and trim . I la* tire once T h e Cnion Dramatic Club will render the lu ll before, lie w iil build a barn this season. Monday. Sell Cotton Shirting for 7 l-2c. kindled the blaze caught in the dry gins* and popular diaina “ Our Polks,’’ in tlnee acts, at I W illa rd Sherman lias the contract to furnish 1 Tlie farmers in our vicinity liave got in a spread over quite a large spin • in a very slim t the Town H .ill I riday evening, May 1st, foi j the frame and honrds. The barn w ill be 72 x ! few early peas and potatoes. tune, hut other Indie* came to tlie rescue. the ln*ii( tit of the I iiiou Library, ’ihe c.i*t i* 12 w itli cellar. Fred has hired George Ames an excellent one including the In t dramatic I Frank B. Turner lias moved into a part ol NEW BEDFORD, MASS. Armed with sj nice bought) they succeeded in lor seven month*. | Mrs. Clement’s house near tlie post-office, lb rushing it out. talent in Cnion. Good music will be tur- F ix in g IT*. -G . C. Diititon lias reshhiglcd I htir-d.iy, tlie Kith. Inst., the liriendsol' B c\. iiishcd. Il'stormy on I’riday it will be held tlie roof of his lilaeksmith sliop....E. Ripley, (Tiiekawaukie Pond is open ami tlie I,rooks G. W, DRAKE, Gen’l Ag’t, Rockland. .1. Hutliuwav, made an attempt to remove him on Monday <-veniii:'. There w ill he a dance at o f the Appleton House, has put up a street I'l its vicinity swarm with hoys after smelts ----- FOR HALE BY ------FULLER & COBB Eagle Hall on the same evening, music by and suckers. to East Machias, his native home. Although la ui|...... o . K ell.ir is building an addition , GEO. FOHHETT x HON,...... U nion very weak, lie insisted on going. Pn partition* Burkett O n In *tra. to hi* barn-•• .The Grangers have bought tlie Tlie concert appointed for last Sunday even­ A, B. NEWBERT ...... A ppleK n were made to take ltiin home mi lie steaim r. The m m ii-il meeting o f the Cnion Coug’l postoffh'c building, Mr. l ’ease, former pro- | ing was postponed on account ot’ (lie storm Sell Ginghams for (5 l-2c. It being necessary to take him to some house Sabbath sell ml was la id at the t hurch on prictnt, basing the lower story for two year* ; until next Sunday evening. A . 1’. H l'. C L A IR ,...... Ho. Hope while waiting lo r the boat, lie was kindly taken I ast Day fur the choice o f olliccr*. The fo l­ ....A . 11. Newbert contemplate* finishing oil i Mrs. Charles Stndley o f this place was sixty- W . H. L E A C II * HON...... West Camden in to tlie nsidetiee «»!' • 'apt. ( ’Inis. Staple*, hut lowing wen- elected: President, Bev. 1. Y. a hall over liis warehouse. six years old tlie Kith day (if June, and is one W . (>. V IN A I...... W arren lie i xpired in about ten minutes after getting N orm .**, vi! c pn sidciit, Deacon Aug. Vaughn ; ol the smartest 11 lies in this vicin ity. Since C. !•’. CREAMER,...... W aldoboro in tlie bouse, lie wa* about sixly-tive year* ot secretary mid tre .i'iin r, A . E . William*; ' WEST WASHINGTON. the first day o f November sin* lias spun and 1620 a g e , am i li.nl been pleaching in thi* place the superintendent, oea. I red A. Seidels; vice 1 1'red Fol-omu is building a large and com­ colored tlie yam for seven pails o f stockings past year. It is thought by *oinc tliat lie was siipcfintt nilciit, Jesse Drake; libarian, I’rank I modious building to lie used a* a work ami and h pair o f double mittens which she knit FULLER & COBB dying when lie started ft r tin* steamboat land- | Pratt; a**i*tnit librarian, E m ilia Drake, cooper shop. herselt. Besides this she lias made live linen SEVEN PEF? CENT ing. but tin* • \» item rni « l going home kept priii eutiui committee, Mi*s S. E. Norcross, Win. M. Andrews is giving liis building a shirts and sleeves for nine more, and finished FIRST IWORTCACE BONDS linn np. Hi* widow and tl i «• grand-children, Mis. p. a . Scidcrs, Mr*. B.W. Bartlett. 1 In new eoat o f paint in colors. We are glad to them. She lias also pieced a log-cabin quilt Sell Oil Cloths for 20c. who were living w itli her, wet e given a free expenses of the school have been fr3S IS, tin* notice thi* sign ot' th • prosperity o f our genial and lour comforters, one of which hud 1010 On Improved Farms in Iowa p i** on tin l.cwistmi from South Wt *t lla rb o r i. iclpt* being the same, which leaves th a t po.-tui'ister old mere,unit. pieces. Three o f these she finished. A 11 this investor* promptly supplied with completed to Mach ins. loan*. Lurae experience and no hu-scs. Ample »c- *( hool ftec from debt. Voted to adjourn until I Lora Bowman Is doing a very hu ge business work was done by hand. She also sewed nine eiii ily i II all eu-t ®. I merest and nriueipal collected WALDOBORO. next East Day, 1886. at hi* stave and shingle m ill. He i* running pounds o f carj»et rags and prepared twenty without charge. Reference* and full information SOUTH UNION. the m ill night and day, with an ellieient crew, pounds more. She In * now designed a quilt cheerfully yiveii on application. M. II. HEN- A two-mile I i-h at tin* rink I i iday evening to its nt m o t capacity. Mr. Bowman dpcs the for herselt. twelve pieces in a square. A ll this I.E Y , Attorney at Law . 21 I .Main S treet. D m - between I h i ■ II Bruner, Henry M. Chapman 1 l.e ice left Seven Tree Pond, Fast Day. ‘ be®t o f work. lies been done in addition to her regular house- ouport, Iowa. 1627 FU LLER & C O B B ami (M io \ ll a * s i a r wi s won by Benner in having broken up very quick. <’apt. Wm. Slater of I'liounuton is in town hoi 1 duties. Mr®. Studlev i* the in oth cro f UN IT! try the best agency lew minutes. Hassiier withdrew after skating M rs. Chalk's Harding, who went to New looking after business interests.... 1 Temont a lew laps’. twelve children, ten o f whom she has raised up MONEYS' re elumce for clerk*, ’i oi l. to uu <-( in i husband last week, returned Carleton ol Augusta is visiting N. 11. Cargill to men and women. She is a good correspon­ , farmer® or mechanic* Sell Embroidered Rohes tor Waller B. Brown, tlie urbane clerk of lii • M o iid n n ig lii. . . . Mr.*. A. 1 . W illiam s is visit- j ....W illie W. Keiiuistoti is slowly improving dent, and is not idle when charitable work is to ineia a-c th eir wage* w itli lit- Waldoboro Exeliamp , who lia* been sick tlie ing In a pan nt- at Truant** ilarhor, her father, in lic i lt ii. . . .J. E. Davis is in B oston... - 'li®.* re«|uircd. ll> additional woik. An article u*eful in w o i k*liop, $2.75. pa*t t w j wet k*, i* again on d«-ek...,S. E. Capt. (Lie*, h a\ iug returned from San Fran- Ada Keiinistoa lias gnu* to Attleboro, Mass. u til • or Lome. L arge Hule*. Big p rotits. Full pur W ell Iras pn. up a new and very pretty barber • i o aib-i ail alj.'ciiee ol o verlive \e,u.*. IB r J ....J o h n Slater o f China was in town last ISLE AU HAUT. ticular*and term* to any addre** on receipt of in ii*. Addrc.** GEO. N. 3H7, Itronklhid, pole-. . . W illie A W, It In gone to St. Paul brother also n turned from Cuba tlie same day, week... . Mr*. Benj. F. Turner lia® been very II11.1..Box ....R o b e rt A. Webb lias gone Io Chicago, Nelson I'oombs is doing the mason work at Mas®. 151b and tin Im iiily all nu t on (lie same (lav aftei sick, but i* getting b.-tb r - . . . Mrs. 1 -aae C lark tlie Club House. where li li i* a p<..*itiou in a store. . . . 11. It. i» Ing *( par.itcd over live y e a r s ...... E . C r o .n li is it coveiiu/ from s . kness.... Miss Annie / Vi I'H Voiii name will In* made in a S» If ink John ( ’. Turner lias gone to Boston on busi­ Bawsou ot New York wa* in town laslw tlie d o o r-.. .Charles Bu*.*ell leaves tlii* .".C h a rle s Pitch lit.® gone to Rockland to plainly. A l ii ®* <’. II W II IT 'IK M U |( E , L ilia B u iu is Inis li ad ch.o o f her lio tim w e d . lor Bo tom Next month he has engaged 1 work. a n d s . a . Smith, all o f Yiualbuven, arc here visiting their relatives... .Capt. ileuiy Coomb® Lock Box 0, kHeld, Ma»s. s to ic tlie past w e e k ...... \l. Bray lia* entered ' Io ai t a* agent lor cinise Bros., nursery men, ; WEST CAMDEN. lias gone to D« cr Isle. J\ i km *’ shop as d e l k. o f Augusta. Sell Corsets for 25c. A lla n D. Keene committed * i:- ide Wc.ltie.*- The pipe is being laid for tlie Cain lim A (’apt. A iphoriso Robinson iias launched lii* •!... i. o iiiiim by « tillin g hi* |L|».;»|. lie was t MARTINSVILLE. Rockland water-work.*, work having been sloop, Ifeiuud Queen. Siie is one o f tlie in *t W'eli-knowii and reopicled i itiz n i, n m iw .i*.t ' Nathaniel and ■'‘depiieu Gardner arc repair- commenced by breaking ground. boats owned in this to w n ___(’apt. Patrick carpenter In trade. H e wa* injured win! in 4 the dw Bin • house on Mosquito Island. Sunday afternoon the earth pul on a rob. o f 1 Welch ha* hud ids sloop Jennie Simmon* i < - w m k in ; ill th e sliii -'.ard last tail. Irmu tin while to remind us o f by-gone d.iys. Wo paired. . . .Capt. Stephen Webb Jia* hauled his effects >1 which, he has been obliged to abstain Capt. l.evi Harris hi* gone to Portland to p-uciia-e * h. Biauih.ill.it lie ( ail liiuke a tlade. remember that last year, May 3)th, we had a vessel into tlie J.ewi* w h irl’ to paint, und In i* from labor n ..,| ot tin- tun - -in e. H e w.. - a tdmil.ir storm. having a new house put on her. (’ larem c D. nnm bil't til I'p-t Maine Shill pshootel - am! s d i o pii i a rim d here last week, w iili I ’I lie Thorndike Hotel w ill he opened tor I'uruer is doing tlie w o rk .. . .s di. Wave o f i weiificfh Maine luk.nliy (lining tin w ar. am i lumbi r !■ i < . R. Hupp( r. He intend- making fuller X Cobb boaidcrfe this w< k, with E lb iid g e I.. Orbctoii \ ilia I liareu, Capt. Carver, is here after I ibsiers reci titiy apt bid for a j it&ion, luit lii- d iiu. an addition to lii.* huii.-e. a* proprietor. lie w ill keep a model iioi.se N. A & S. H, Burpee, Ruckland, Me. w.i* r< j-< n d ami the disappointment log, thei Mr.*. It. 1. Bacheider lia* 250 chickens oil' lin g good tuide, good i>eil® and good treat­ EAST UNION. )6u(,W l>r with Id* dines® trip propablv the e.iu-e of lii ii. itch.

Iflavine Department. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. KNO X PR. WAR IS DECLARED! _;I ^ -Q -O -K :- Fashionable & Stylish (5R A N 1) Sells. B illow nn»d and I link"; thence N. 71 ih iz. W. »rod" am ilin k " to t In- wall; thgric. In this department w-e are ahead ; we have plenty SIMONTON’S S ell. Ralph K. Grant, Grant, arrived Satur­ N.17«bg. L. 5 ro 5* and 17 link" to tlr«t hound < t tin- :,0c. Tobacco; aho ju«t In May»»'" Best d a y frotn E llsworth with staves for Cunning­ See Knox Record", Vol. D. Pag. U3. \nd. M n n k n iiik I Cheiv that sells at 37<- wholesale, A large line of ham. Wlicica", "aid E"thcr A. Teel having deceased, ive will »e|| you -i single pound for 37m-; also the .lame" H. Teel of "aid St George, wa* duly ap­ famous l{«ol fro w tliat otle-rs are selling for Sell. Mabel Hall, Hall, arrived Sunday from pointed AdminiRtrntor of tin- good" and estate per lh. ami think it cheap, we will "ell i» lor 4.‘»e. Portland where she discharged coal from New which were of -ahi Esther A. Teel, and said .lame* Brussels Tapestry Carpetings S’ork. S. 'I ci I lin in g by hi" assignm ent, dated th e 23d u : WOOLENS, Sch. S. J. Lir.dsey. Kennedy, sailed Satur­ day o f D ecem ber \ . I». 1884, recorded In Knox O /V NT P Av P S 50c. Rcgi-’ry. Vol. (17, Page 2*3, c-niveved ami assigned 2 for 25 eta., regular price 20 ets. per enn. In u ll ih n day for New Y ork, lime laden frotn Joseph mid mortgage and the . E. St. Clair, minor -lilMren < I Emery St. ('lair, of St. George, iii "aid County, having presented his GRANULA, Garriy A Co. llrst and ilual account « f gunrdinnnliip of -aid ward J . DONAHUE & CO., S ell. W m . Mr Loon, Bradbury, sailed Wed­ lor allowance Real Brussels Carpetings 1.00, HOMINY, BARGAINS! nesday for Boston, lime laden from II. O. i litDi.itr.ri, That tmlh-o thereof ho given, three j Red Building 4 Doors South Pt. Nicholas Hotel, Weeks successively, in th«- Cum ier printed ; worth 1.25. O A T M EAL, G urdy A Co. in K a klimd, In said (’ounty, that al. per-mi* inter- R O C K L A N D , M A I N E . 40 Capt. Halsey Wood has taken command of ■ --ted may attend nt a Probate Court to be held at ' ROLLED OATS, schooner Billow. Rockland, oil tie- (h id Ttic*day of May next, ' BA ltG A IN S! and show ah, debt- and demand", with incidental charges. A G E N T FO R fru it hack to Boston. She lias been lying at WILLIAM C. LOW. only 4c. Carver’s Harbor since last September. By Tin i P. PlEIH E, bis Attorney. In s ta n c e C onip' v, Sell. Red Jacket, Sliute, was loading lime Boskn Maria? Corsets 25c. K.XeX ( ot'XTY. Io Probate Court, held at TENAKTS HARBOR ME. 17 for Ames A Co. Saturday for New York. The Rockland, on the third Tuesday of Apri’. LSS5. 1 Case best quality P rints Red Jacket arrived here Saturday from Cas­ Outlie petition aful -lid, Oiti>i.i:i:i>, Thai no­ tine where she discharged a cargo of salt. tice be givi-n t»y publishing a copy of said petition E. II. COCIIRAN. A. W. HEWALL. only 5c. Sch. Ada F. W hitney. Bartlett, loaded ice at witli this order thereon, three weeks successively, prior to the third Tuesday of May next, in the Richmond, Me., for Richmond, Va., last t\‘in bv-(ia{ett>, a newspaper printed in Roekinnd, C o c h r a n &. S e w a l l ’s Striped Cashmere Shawls 1.25. week at 73 cents. She towed d o a ii to Bath that all persons Interested mav attend at a Probate Cotton Cloth 4c. Saturday, and Capt. Bartlett, who has been at Court then to be lichl in Rockland, and show FIRE, MARINE, LIFE, former price 4.00. home, went on Friday to join her. cause, if any, why the prayer of said petition —AND— should not he granted. Ship John. T. Berry, at Sun Francisco I lth 1517 E. M. WOOD, Judge. 3(5 inch Sheeting 5c. inst. from New Y ork, reports seeing a large A true copy of tlie petition ami order thereon. Accident Insurance Agency. ship ashore 10 miles N o f Cape St. Roque, A ttest: —A. A. Beaton, R egister. C APITAL REPRESENTED OVER w ith a schooner alongside. Felt. 8, hit 3? S, Agents for Du. W aiinkr's Cor­ Ion 38 38, saw a large sliip, w itli miz.z?ntop- /b /he. Judtje. o f Probate in and f o r the NINETY MILLION DOLLARS. 40 inch Sheeting 7c. inast ami fore and maintopgallantmasts gone. 1 'ountil o f Knox. Lohhcs Adjusted mid Paid at till* Olllee. sets, all sizes from Lb to 3(5 Sch. A. F. Crockett recently ashore, near The umlersigiied, Guar inn of Wiulield Water- | Ocracoke Inlet, arrived at Norfolk last Wed man, of North Haven, a person of unsound mind, I 249 MAIN STREET, ROCKLAND. inches. in said County, represent*, that »aid Wa'er I 50 Dozen Ladies' I lose, nesduv 22nd* in tow o f steamers Resolute and man is seized ami possesred of ceilain real estat**, V ictoria Peed. A ll her masts are gone. She deseriheii us follows, to w it: AII tin- interest of said CI.KAXEIlor IO El) finished seams, 25c a pair. will probably be discharged at Norfolk and wan, in a lot of luiui situ ted in North Haven ami sold at auction to settle salvage, unless some bounded as follows beginning at stake ami stones Your Old mid Expri.Hcd C. U. D. satisfactory agreement can he readied. 21 feet westerly of a ledge or rock marked J. AL, by land of John Smith; from tiienee running north­ A.blri-.H F O S T K Il’S Ladies’ Calico W rappers (55c. Jersey Waists in black or Sliip St. Lucie of Bath, now 212 days out e rly , *24 feel from Mild S m ith 's line, 72 feet to a | F D l:l-> T C IT V 1>YK from Philadelphia for San Francisco, has been stukc and stones by tin- town road; thence westerly lin rsr. 1:11’r.-i.i.-st, colored, all styles. given up for lost with all oirhoard. No tid­ by said road 24 fert to a stake ami stones; thence CLOTHES ll-OltTI.AND, ME. NEW SPRING GOODS ings have been heard o f her since she passed soutliorly parallel with the first line to tlie tlior Lacc Curtain-, rlenntted anil .lone np like now. io In Every Department. out o f Delaware Cape. Capt. W illiam s of oiiglilare to a slake and stones; tlieiiee easterly os P lano C overs clvunoed or dyv.l tin- lat--id .liadi-i*. 1H We have a few more of the Thomaston commanded her and had his wife the shore lies, to the bounds tirst mentioned, con­ Ladies’ Summer Vests 25c. taining about seven square rods. Also one other with him. The St. I.ucie was built in 1808; lot, with dwelling house then on, situate ill said best ipmlity Dress Cambrics at was 1204 tons, ami was owned by I. F. Chap­ North Haven, and bounded as follows, to wit: Be­ 0. E. Blackington, 6 l-2 c. man. She hailed from New Y ork. ginning at a stake and stones on the north side of the DRESSES, FEATHERS, LACES, GLOVES, A cablegram was received here from Antigua town road, by laud of Humiiel I.. Ring; tlienee THE CLOTHIER, last Tuesday by ('apt. II. J. Sleeper stating running \i estorly by said road to a stake and stones ; DYED and CLEANSED. tlienee northerly to a stake and stones '•landing 23 Yard wide Dress Cambrics, At the Brook, Maili St., Rockland. 3 that the Bark Addle E. Sleeper was ashore ut feet southerly of E. Cahb rwood’s line; them*e east­ Twilled Crash le. that place leaking badly and d ib its were being erly to land of J. L- Hinitli; thence southerly by light and dark grounds, (5 1-4 made to get her off. The follow ing day land of Smith ami King to the bounds tirst men another message came saying the vessel had tioiied, containing uliout 30 square rods, more or cents. been condemned, from which it is understood less; that an advantageous oiler ol one hundred and F O R S A L E she is too seriously damaged to be saved and sev( nty-live dollars has bfen made f r tlie same, which offer it is for the interest of all concerned ------BY ------is doubtless a total loss. She was from Mon­ immediately to accept, the proceeds of sale to be Cashmere Shawls. tevideo via Pern.itiiimeo and lkirhadoes, and plaeetl at niti’iest lor the benefit of said ward. was under dm iter to load at Antigua for New Sabi Guardian tlieicfore prays for license to sell J. R. RICHARDSON, Y ork, and was commanded by Capt. John W. and convey the above described real estate to tlie Summer Silks 50c. New line of Blain and Em­ Sleeper. Tlie Sleeper was a good vessel of person making said otler. 391 tons register, built at Rockland in 1874. <>. S. WATERMAN. A FINE LOT OF broidered Cashmere Shawls in She was principally owned here and was par­ KNOX « (»l N l’Y .-Iu Probate Court, held at tia lly insured. .ewando’s French Dye House, Cream, Pink, Light Blue and Roekluud, on tlie third Tuesday of April, is<». 17 TEMPLE PLAGE, BOSTON, U.S.A. llsil’l’OAV XllOt<‘S, N ew Y o k k .-—Charters are reported under On tin- petition aforesaid, GltDEItl-.h, that no­ I’itICE LIST SEN^^FREE- Satins, all colors 50c. Black. date of A pril 23: Sells. Nahum Chapin, from tice be given by iiublisliiug a copy of said petition Boston to Rosario, lumber, private terms; wiJi this order tbereoii, three weeks successively, ) O. G. M O F F IT T , Frank A Willi*?, hen c to St. John, N. B . prior to the third Tin sday of May next, in the I'nui i< r a newspaper printed in Roekluud, general cargo. 13 and 20 cents; Lizzie B. rifi T ikis. A . V ysic W . E I). Vysb. Fire and Life Insurance. New Spring Cloakings in that all persons iut< r< .-led may attend nt a Court of Members N. Y. Stock Exchange. Morse, from Pensacola to Aspinwall, lumber, Probate then to lie In ln lied Cross Tobacco N. Y. Stock Kxclmug, for cash or <>n margin. Also Men's White Shirts, 50 cent with Brass Ends and Rings all dout to Portland, cement. Id cents; Fdward PUBLIC NOTICE. OJXTX.Y f.ameycr, from Weehawken to PortMiioutli, G r a in and Provision* on the Chicago Board of (pialitv only 39c. coal, 73 tents and discharge; Bertha E. Trade mnl N. V. Produce Exchange. Accounts and ready to put up, only 50c each. BY T11E BOARD OF HEALTH corresp iudetiee solicited. Direct wiles to Chicago. 50 cents per pound (ilover, Roudout to Boston and Gloucester, 1417 cement, 18 and 20 cents respectively ; Sardin­ Rot KI.ANH, M l.., A pril 23, 1'85. ------a t ------ian, Hom South Amboy to Boston, day, #1 23; !'o th t iifttl Uii /i-i .i '*/ /.'o /,?((// euliar to sum­ the many good trades we shall frem South Amboy to Salem, coal, 00 cents; mer, the Board of llealtli desire to place the < ily in .Scald", Abscesses, Felons, Collars l()c.' E lla Frances, from E ddyville to Huston, sin h suniiary condition that any < phlemL* may be \Milk-Seab, Bore-Brea-t, otter our customers. Please lenient, 18 cents; Canic L. Hix, from Ron- immediately eontrollud should it uj pear. In this U -Pox Sores, i e . A’c- M. E. M E TC A LF call and look over our s t o c k , as dout to Portland, cement, H’» < eats; Ringlead­ they ask the hearty eo.operutioB of the people. : I'itni and leaves Every householder should realize the important • of Iscars. Ask your druggi-t o l er, from South Amboy to Boston, sand, #1 30; looking alter the sanitary . oiidiiioii of in- own / for it. By mail ou receipt we are showing lots pretty Delhi, from Hoboken to Brighton, coal, #1.20; premises. All defects "ill drainage should be r . price, 25and 50cents.' [C © The above are only a S. G. Hart, from Baltimoie to Galveston, coal, attended to williouL delay. Vaults and cesspools V* x v. i.'i-.pi.ATi r:Mi-i:. goods. #2 30; Fred W. ( liase, from Charleston to should be (deuucd out uml « very possible precau­ sofAiUthSth uvo.,K. V. few of the bargains to be found | ltviuovv-d tu 1 Imcr Building, corn, r uf Main and Baltimore, Phosphate Rock, #1.30; Hattie tion taken to s •.me healthy surroundings. Any ; it 1 ami Sea Streets. 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T H E COURIER-GAZETTE Jefferson Davis wants the government THE NIGHT WE SAID GOOD 1 believe that without die two glasses to fire on the battery within range. Sud­ delirium tremens, just as ho wa* In o k ln ta 1 to remove Ins political disabilities. It is of absinthe 1 should have learned m u ll­ denly I felt niyuelf nudged, I turned seme old nniferm * hung out tiefere an eld- ing. for at this request Father Vidal gave round and saw 'T h irs ty ' looking at me, clothea* shop. an encouraging sign to sec tin* ex-eon .l'5/eZsw H 'ynns. The sergeant, who became Instantly furious, Sin- wore while rases mi le-r breast, me a defiant, almost frightened look : but die corner of liis lip raised with a mock­ dic« Ids sword-bayonet amt rushed on, scatter­ h derate president asking for pardon. \l Idle ruses In her linlr; suddenly, as if taking a great resolution, ing air: lie w a s cocking bis musket. ing terror ns lie went. Tlie two soldiers who A MODERN PAPER. In silken raiment she wa" (Ires), he said in a sharp voice: “ ‘You see tlie captain?’ lie said, indi­ accompanied him liad a ll the troiildc In tlie Si. while, sn pure, sn fair. “ W e ll then, yes, I w ill tell you the cating him by a movement of the bead. world to ledd tbcm-idman, who never ceased A movement is on foot in Clntta- I In* snmini r slars, faint golden spheres. Fnrlhtb VI n r ...... f llir . Ilmkl.vml liarrlls F lash ed In tin- p u rp le sk y : afl’air. Besides, yon are a young man " ‘Yes: ivliat of it?' 1 answered, how ling out In h ls fo r v ,“ t am not a m urderer! ’I n . m il y e a r ...... I »»!■• .. H*. klamt C m irl. r nooga to tender Gen. G rant the free use, 't'he dew lay on the lmw*r« like tsars 1 captured an Austrian flag at Mclcgn in >!" Tlie night we said amid by. of intelligence and honor: I have confi­ glancing at the ollieer, who was standing Ill fact, it is* positively slated tin t Mallet was during tiis convalescence. of a private dence in you, and when I have finished, tw enty paces from us dccor.ilcd tnr this exploit, and that Ids li.ila is 1 w ' .I..11.11 • .-I l* n r In n i l ... ■ . 0 if pa .1 >1 She wore white roses on her breast, you will tell me —frankly, now; hold up “ 'W ell lie was wrong to speak to me o f drunkenness atone have prevented Idm from .,, | , I i . ar . * I I i rl v m.mtl.s, " nt" I i tl .*••• hotel nn Lookout Mountain, in sight of Whip r..ses la her hair: your right band if you think me ex­ as In* did last n ig h t.’ becoming nn offleer. m onth*’ ti Ini trip . the l> ittlelields of ( 'nick imiiuga. Mission Untied all ill while she lay at rest, So still, So pure, so fair. cusable for acting as I did. L"l me see. “ Then, with a quick, steady gesture, Mallet was taken to die m ilita ry librilliant one. New enclosed sion, and from liis salary. Three llious- been in previous years. ••Does Ibis and francs for five persons! All tlie recovered; they give him fifteen days only lime to see a pair of blond mus­ I'alpilaiion, Dropsical dwellings. Dissthess, Indi- grounds are being constructed in differ­ liis geslion, ll<-ailiielie. S leeplessness cured by “ IVelts* mean.-' lie asks, ‘ •that people in Maine same, Father Vidal’s coats,—those in the guard-house, and took away taches, a blue cap, and tlie barrel of a Ili-nlt li R eneivcr.” ent places, nnd new and tilde clubs are stripes. T his was the second lim e lie musket iilmnst touching me. I received arc not going to lisli Ibis year?” Tim coats whose empty sleeve was always “Rough on Corns.** had lost them. on die left shoulder such a blow that I being organized. sportsmen s»y that the backwardness of fastened In tlie third button,— were ever Ask for Wells* “Rough ou Corns. I5e. Quick, brushed as if lor a review hy die In­ “ But for liis had behavior. ‘Thirsty,’ thought niv a n i l was gone. I dropped complete cure. Hard or sofl corns, warts, bunions. tlie spring is the sole cause o f tile d u ll­ spector-general, and tlie good fellow who belonged In a respectable bourgeois my piece, I felt f.aint, and fa llin g on my •Mtough on I'ulo" 1‘oronapil 1‘lnntor; i living to the great increttso in circu­ ness of this branch of trade. The cx- held Ids brilliant red ribbon in such family, and bad some education, would side near a caanoii-wlieel, lost con­ Strengthening, Improved, the best for baeknehe, lation. tlie C cn lttr'l magazine lias liorliitant prices charged for Iblilng par­ respect that lie took il out of Ids button­ have been an ollieer long ago. Well, sciousness.’’ pains In ohCRl or side, rheumatism, neuralgia. after tliis afi'nir, they took away liis IV. Tldll 1‘copt *. ■hanged its day o f issue u n til the first of aphernalia may also have some slight hole when lie was c a rryin g a parcel in the street. stripes: but eighteen months later, when "W hen I opened m y eyes, I heard ‘Wells' Health Renewed restores health amt vigor the month, and the May number will effi et upon the sale. nitres Dyspepsin,Iti*ad)iehe,Nervousness,Debility.$1 As at dial tim e I lived in the suburb I had ju s t been made quarterniastcr- only the sound of a distant, musketry. not be issued u n til the 1st. smith of Parts, I often walked on my sergeint, lie liad got them back again, Tin! Zouaves were then foi niing a semi­ W hooping Cough thanks to the indulgence of bis captain, amt die many Throat Alfeelions of children prompt- ( 'ohen.on J of the six-day roller skaters, return home ivitli Father Vidal, and I circle, though in disorder; they cried Vice Iv. pleasandy mid safely relelved by "Rough on Some one who professes to know the amused myself by making him tell me an old Algerian ollieer, who liad seen VEmpcrciir! and brandished their guns Coughs." Troches, 15c, Balsam, 25c. died from tlie eff- cts of his exertion, and him under lire in Iiabylia. President's plans in regard to appoint­ the story of Ids cam paign as we passed in the air at arms’ length. M o th e rs . ’ now the humanitarians make renewed “ Before long, however, our veteran “ An old general, followed by his stall', ments says that within the next ten days by tlie Military School, where we met If von are fatllag, broken, worn out ami nervous, onslaughts on tho rinks, and call for at every step,—il was during tlie last captain was made major, and they sent galloped up. Ilecheeked liis horse, took use "W ells’ B' .dtli Itenewer." $1. Druggists. nearly one hundred changes in the us a captain of twenty-eight., a Corsican g re a te r restrictions. AVhy restrict only days of the Empire,—the liandsonie off his gold-lace cap, waved il joyously, 1.1 fo P r e s e r v e r . foreign service w ill be made. named Gentile, just out of school, lie and said, If you are looshig your grip on life, l-y "Wells* the rinks, and why assault only the rink? uniform s o f tlie Imperial Guard, tlie Guides in green, die Lanuors in while, was a cold, ambitious iad, full of talent, “ 'Bravo! Zouaves. You are tlie best Heullli Itenewer.” (Joes direct Io weak spots. If a law is to lie passed, and one certain­ it w is said, but very exacting in matters soldiers in tin: world.’ "Rough on Toothache." Machias ja il docs not seem to be pop­ and tlie sombre anil magnificent officers ly is needed, let it include all kinds of of artillery in black and gold—a uniform of discipline, liaTsli Io tlie men, giving •‘I was sitting near tlie cannon-wheel, Instant rebel for Neuralgia,Toothache. Kiieenelio ular with criminals. Three inmates you eight days' guard-room for a speck Ask for "Rough on Tooduichc. 15 and 25 cents. violent physical exercises. Over exer­ in which il was worth one's w h ile to he holding in my right Iiand toy poor became dissntisfn il with their < ntcrlain- killed. of rust on your musket, or a button oil broken limb, and was thinking ol Pretty W omen, tion in running, lifting, wrestling and your gaiter. Moreover, having never Ladies who would retain freshness amt rivaeltl’. ment and departed last week. The re­ Sometimes in tlie warm summer ‘Thirsty’s’ horrid crime in shooting his Don't fait Io try "Wells* Ib llllh Iten ew er." row ing, as w e ll ns in skating, are harm ­ evenings I ottered my companion .a before served in Algeria, lie would make com mander in the hack w hile in action. maining boarders contemplate leaving. Catarrhal Throat Affections, ful. Make the law broader and restrain glass of absinthe, a luxury that poor no allowance whatever (or tlio slightest “ All at once ho stepped out from the breach of discipline. From the first, Hacking, irrilailag ('ouglia. Colds, Sort1 Throat, all such dangerous kinds of contests. Vidal always denied himself from econ­ ranks, and advanced toward the general. cured by"ltough on i 'ouglia."Troches,15c.Liqutd,25 Cholera is spreading rapidly in por­ Captain Gentile disliked 'Thirsty,’ an I Yes, ’tivas lie, ‘Thirsty,’ himself, the om y—anil we used to sit tor h a lf an hour “ Itougli on Itch," tions of Spain, and it is only a matter of before the officers’ cafe in the avenue of very naturally the dislike was returned. captain's murderer. In the struggle he The following from a pithy article in "Rough on Ileti" cures humors, eruptions, ring­ M o llie Piquet. At siieli times tlie old The first lime the sergeant did not. an­ had lost liis fez, and liis shaven head was worm, teller, sail rheum, frosted leel, chilblains. a few months of time before it will visit swer Io evening roll-call he got eight the Brunswick Telcuraph on the conduct “sub,” who had beoonie the most pru­ visible, crossed bv a sour, whence a line The Hope of tho Notion. this country. Such a visit is inevitable, days in the guill'll-Ilouse; tin; first time , o f people in church can he read w ith in­ dent father of a family, and lost the of blood flowed over his forehead and Children, slow In development, puny, scrawny, and all that can be done is to prepare In; was tipsy lie got fifteen days When cheek. W ith one hand lie rested on liis and detente, use Wells* Health Renewer." terest and followed with profit by many habit of taking “ nips,” would rise from for it. (he table ivitli a touch of heroic elation the captain,—a little swartliy fellow, musket, witli the other lie presented a W id e A w a k e a thoughtless young lady and gentle­ in Ids brail), and I was sure to hear dur­ straight as a bristle, and with mustaoh- tattered Austrian Hag, bespattered with lliree or four hours every night coughing. Get tin. man : cliios like a mad cat —Hung liis punish­ bloody stains, a 11 ig that lie liad taken. mediate relief ami sound rest by using Wolla* A report is circulated that Osman ing the rest of the walk some good war "Rough on Coughs.', Troches, 15c, Balsam, 25c. It is useless to indite a homily, lint it is cer­ ment in liis face, with t h e words, ‘ I “ 'file genera, seemed to look at him Digna has fallen by the iiand of nisown story. tain tli.u no gcntleimiii, no lady, ever conducts II. know w lrityou are, and I’ll tame yon,—’ with admiration, thinking him superb. "Rough on Pain" Poroiued Floater; followers. If England intends to get a with frivolity in church. One iiin.v lie annoyed, •Thirsty’ made no reply, and went q u i e t ­ " ‘Hey! Briconit,' said lie turning to Strcugtlicning, Improved, the best for liackaclic, chagrined even with tlie work going on, lint so One ('Veiling— I believe, heaven for­ ly to the guard-room; but the captain pains In chest or aide, rheumatism, neuralgia. whack at the Mahdi she had better hurry lu n g as lie chooses to witness it lie is bound to one of bis onlanee ollieers, ‘look at that! give me. Father Vidal had bad two would peril !|is have Iclt inclined to lie things. The Prophet will follow Osman treat it with becoming respect. glasses o f absinthe—all o f a sudden, W hat m en!” less harsh, if lie bad seen the 11 ish of “ Then ‘Thirsty,’ with his liuskv voice, Digna befoie long. while traversing tlie horrible Avenue anger which reddened tlie sergeant's Grenelle, lie stopped abruptly before die said, A Portland Ilian stales that it takes face as be turned liis bead, and the f la s h THE HOME COMPANY. shop of a dealer in old uniforms,—tliere “ It is true, general. But you know The death of Edward Picrrcpont, thirty minutes now Io lind a drink of of rage which came into liis terrible die First Zouaves!' nro many such shops in flint region. Il blue eyes.” American Charge d'Afl’airs at Rome, is liquor in that city where heretofore live was a d irty , disreputable lo oking shop, “ I could embrace thee for that speech,’ III. cried the general. ‘Tltou shall li ivo the UNION MUTUAL announced. I nivcrsal regret is ex­ minutes only were required. If they exhibiting in its window rusty pistols, “ Well, il wasn’t long after this till the cross.’ pressed that a young man of s > much etui s tii ti lt nut that tid ily m inutes so dishes full of buttons, epaulets of tar­ Eiuperor declared war agiinst the Aus­ " I’tien repeating, ‘ W h it m en!' he said that it w ill take a man a life tim e to lind nished gold, wliile before it f ilin g am id prom iso should be so suddenly removed. sordid wraps a number of ollieers’ old trians, and we embarked fur Italy. But to Ins aide-de-eamp a phrase 1 do not Life Insurance Company, Typhoid fever was the cause. one drink there w ill lie consideraldy less I'oa'-', loth (I witli rain and discolored by ivitli the Italian campaign I am not con­ understand—you know that I am an ig­ druakucss in the .Maine m etropolis. tlie sun. They still, however, preserved cerned. Let us proceed with tlie story. noramus—lull which I remember all the OF M A IN E , the shape of tlie waist and the slioul.let's, Tlie evening before the battle of Melog- sam e: (beat commotion is caused by the fact •• 'I' is a li it o f I ’ u lt ii'ch, is it not, Ih 'i- A trustee of the Providence Public ami had an alm ost human look. ti mo—where 1 left my arm, you know O rganized in 18-18. that American made ma'eheswere found Vidal, seizing my arm ivitli liis only —our battalion was quartered in a little i uourt?’ in the pocket of a garment thrown away Library has gathered into a scrap hook Iiand and tinning on mo liis somewhat village, and before breaking ranks, the “ But just then my arm again pained me. 1 fainted, aiui saw and heard no Huh liuil th lrty -H w yeurh’ experien ce. by the Mahdi in one of his flights. the adventures of the hoy who reads dime tipsy eyes, raised liis slu m p to indicate captain made us a little speech,—judici­ more. England, having found a match in the novels, and has made it his business to one of these east-nil' coats, tin* uniform ously reminding us that wu were in a J TS ItEUOKD IS of an Algerian oflicnr, with tlie skil l in friendly country. Hint our honor required “ You know the rest. 1 have often told prophet, should not be so exercised to ask the hoys one by one who are inter­ a hundred plaits, and the triple gold lace us to behave well, and Hint tiny soldier you how they chopped oil' my arm, and ested in these stories to spend an hour or B i'iiflt fusses |iu iil, - - $ 7 ,St,*2,511 71 lind match upon him. winding up the sleeve in such a way ns who did the slightest harm to a native how for two months I was in tlie hospi­ two in reading, not the imaginative to form the figure eight. would be made an example of. While tal, with fever and delirium. In m y Kniiotviiicills p u iil, - • *T,I 1 0 ,2 'il !><> hours of sluuplessness I asked inyself The telegraphic war between England story, hut the wav in which the. small ‘ I lil d o n," said he. “ There’s tin* lie was talking, ‘Thirsty,' who was a SihtcihIcitiI policies, - 5 ,5 !I2 ,1 12 s i n il, " unsteady and leaning on liis mus­ what I ought, to do with regard to and Russia continues with unabated hoy li.is attempted to realize how boys uniform of my old corps—a captain’s B it id o u ils , ...4,2OK,(iO2 71 c o a l!” ket beside me—lie bail since morning •I'liirsty.’ Gnu information? • Yes, il vigor, while those who are in a position ought to live, and what they ought to lie was m y duty, but how? I could give no 'I'tien, going ne.'il'iT to examine it drunk ball of tliu viv.indium's bottle— HOWING A TOTAL P A Y M E N T to to know say that there will certainly ho allowed to do. It is said that the dime more closely, lie read tlie number oil shrugged bis shoulders sliglilly, but. proof. Then I said io myself. • True, I’olieyhohleiH o f nru i iy he is a scoundrel, but lie is brave; be S a war between England and Russia, and novel hoy usually leads the scrap hook, the buttons, and exclaimed with enthusi­ lu c k ily , the captain did not sec the m o­ killed (' iptnin Gentile, but lie look a rp\VKNTY-ONi: MILLIONS OF I)OL- that England and Russia will never go which is ra p id ly increasing in size as the asm : tion. 1 LA HS, ftjinil to ••Why, it's die coat of my regiment, " A t m idnight I was aivaked by a noise. dug from the enemy!’ I i war. .Meanwhile the papers sell. fresh exploits ol the dime novel adven­ “ I knew not what course to lake. IX III NIHtF.n THOUSAND DOLLARS, the First Zouaves!” I jumped up from the bundle of straw paid p'llicyliolilei’K lor each year of the tures arc added to il, alt mt two hours, lint, all of a sudden, the hand of on which I was sleeping in a farm-yaid, I'iatilly, when I was convalescent, I eoiitpaiiy'sS rxii»triicu. A fte r th o llb th of this m onth it w ill he lie then lays il down in disgust, and Father Vid.il, who had taken hold ol and saw by the light of die moon a learned that as a recoinpeijsn for his gal­ lant conduct, ‘ T h irs ty ’ bad been prom o­ TS PRESENT ASSETS ARE lawful to catch trout with the proper liutliing can induee liiin In return to tlie skirt of the coat, remained motion­ group of soldiers and peasants who were I OO1 G*. while its liabilitieH urc only less, liis countenance darkened. Ids lips tearing from the arms of •Thirsty’ a ted. witli bis old l a n k , to the Zouaves of l»T4,r»7(i 5 0 . tackle. Sportsmen who u*e cod-lines for tlioso stoiiog ugiili. lie asks the person quivered, and low ering his eyes, lie m u r­ pretty girl, who was invoking the Ma­ tlie Guard, and bail received tlie cross. T 1IAS TIIEKLI ORE A SURPLUS OF trouting purposes will he viewed with in charge o f tin* reading lo r a belter, class mured, in a tone of terror. donna and all the saints. I rail to lend All! dial disgusted me witli my cross, ftiino.noo 00 ar "f i l i n g l<> Hie MuHHachu- Ihi tta standard, and of ‘i OO 0 0 hy the N ew suspicion, while the use of tin) hollili- o f hooks. "My God, if it should lie liis !” a hand, but Captain Gentile was tliere wbioli our colonel liad pinned on m y hospital cloak. Nevertheless, ‘Thirsty’ York Htandard. lance is restricted by law. It is well to TIh i i , w itli an abrupt gesture, lie before me. With a single glance—he rpiIE UNION MUTUAL recognizing iH inu* The New York Sun claims that Gen. turned the eoat around, and I could inudu the sergeant recoil in fear; tiien, deserved liis, too, after a ll; hut liis Legion proceed in these matters w ith a thorough of Honor ought to have served lor the 1 nu d ity , is the m ost lib e r a l company in il*t < I rant has nut been troubled w ith a can­ sec in tlie middle of the back u little alter having reassured the girl by a few deulingd with Uh policyholders. undeistanding ol the law. i mind lade, a bullet hole, surrounded by words in Italian, bn planted himself in mark of a tiring party. Well, it is all cer, hut that an ulcer or sore at the root far off now ; I have never seen the serge­ TS 1*0LIUY CONTRACT U l»lain a n d def­ a thick black ling—beyond doubt old front of the culprit, and slinking liis fist inite in all its lerniH, and no chance for mis. of his tongue caused all the trouble, and Idood. Tliis ill-omened hole inspired in liis face, be said : ant again, who is still in tlie service, Ioneeption. Amateur collectors of birds' eggs arc while I Imre turned civilian. But just that tlie disappearance of the sore ac­ horror and pity, us a wound would have “ ‘We ought to ldoiv oat the brnins of TS POLICIES ARE protesting loud and Vehemently against now, on seeing that coat witli the bullet- counts for Ills rapid improvement. It is a done. o f wretches like you. As soon as I I i x < •<>iv i ’i :s c ra i «i \ n tin- law recently enacted which says that • A l l ! ” said I to Father Vidal, who can see the colonel, you shall lose your hole—God knows how it came tliere!— Aflcr lliree years for any cause except fraud. nation's desire dial the truth of the hanging at die old clothesman’s stall, only those who are licensed shall lie a l­ had suddenly dropped die garment, and stripes again; and this, for good and all. T PAYS DEVril CLAIMS, W IT IK H T Situ' • statement may speedily be proven There will be a battle to-morrow. Try only two steps from the barrauks where DISCDl'NT, immediately Ihe proofH are lowed to cull new laid-i ggs, and then set oil' witli a hurried step, ami bowed I by Gen. Grant's complete recovery. head, “ there’s an ugly w ound!” And, and gel yourself killed.’ tlie m urderer is, I I bought o f die u n ­ complete ami Halisluctory, and without waiting GO, adds that only ten persons shall lie punished crim e, and it seemed to me d ia l or any number of days. There lias been so an th in g w onderfully foreseeing a story, I added, to induee “ We lay down again, but, as die cap­ licensed. 'The line for gathering birds' my companion to speak, “ I!slliilly, il is tain Ilild foretold, wu were aroused at the captain’s blood cried out for venge­ T ISSUES POLICIES on all approved touching in tlie univeisal love and sym­ ance.” plans, ainl its eggs w i 'l i o l l t a license is fifty dollars. not in the hack that captains of Z illives break of day by a cannonade. We ran I pathy which lias been shown. North aie wounded!” to our arms and formed in column, and V. D.IISTJD PREMIUM PLAN und NON. l'O U F K IT t Kl< IN V E S T M E N T P L A N a li i south, east and west, all, without Ih lt lie sni'ined not to hear: ho kept •Thirsty’—never did Ids devilish blue I did my best to calm Father Vidal, j areA special features of this eompany and issued by A fan in the baud of 1 liandsmw exception, have prayed lor his recovery, muttering and biting his mustache. eyes look to me more malign—took his who had been much excited by kis none other. "How could it li n e come liere? It is place next me. The battalion marched story, and 1 assured him that he had woman lias always been eonsUered a f lu-bloody chasm has b cot:: •• invisible, ' rpH E ADYANTKiES of tlii» Companv are out, wo Ii id to dislodge the w h ile - acted for the bust, and that die heroism d iiigerolir weapon, b it the adventure of a long way from the liotllo-fi,.ld of I AGE. EXPERIENCE. STRONG EINAN* and the Iduu and gray unite in one .Melegiiauo to til'' lloiiluvni'd Grenelle. coats who I ad fortified ihnmselves | of tliu sergeant was a set-off to liis < I AL CONDI I ION. I. SICGE KI KPI.I S. E<^l’IT a geiilleinali in one of the \ew York ! A lil.E ami AT I’ll \< Tl \ E PI.ANrf, and coubci- leailli ll pica for III' ic s to i’u lio l) o l Hie Y i s, 1 know, tlie birds ol prey llist fol­ with the hatlurius in the village of cl ime. B it some days aflet ward, on I \a ti\e niaiiug< m ent. elevated i.xilw ay train * has disclosed tile nation's hero. Among the very many low the iii'iny. tin* ghouls that strip die Melegn iuo. Forward! M a il'll! We had arriving at the office, I loan I Vidal, ' Call or semi to any Agency Olliee for a cir«- ilar dead, lint why here, of all places, two not gone more than a couple of miles, l i e gave me a newspaper, folded so that , of tlie plane. fact that at times the f i l l in n he danger affecting incidents i onneuted with the I could see only a short “ Local,'' and o i l s when its mistress is not nigh, tlio yards from lie Military School, where when wliiz.z! die balls of the Au-liians general's sickness is the following: liis regiment is in hai rack, tun yurils caught us on the I,auk and knocked i murmured gravely : JAMES SINKINSON, genth man noticed a I, •autilii! Ian in lei* *1.1. a pool' man with seedy gaiuiciils, from the otlici ' And lie must pa~s hi re, over a score of fellows belonging to our “ What did 1 tell you?” MANASER FOX MAHir. ‘ fiDtflES. • P9RTLAM0, ME. a seat which iio l ju s t been vacated n tin s.ii.l a li.ut Inn elkd on foot fioiu Galea >, lie most la cognize it! It is like a ghost eompany. (), it ollieers, who were wait- [ 1 look the paper and read : III., a.i'l had l.uuwti amt fought under the DIS I’Kh J 111 A m /. AiJ 1 EKS by a fashionably dressed woman Pick t i t l e l it. p a tio I in Iiiiiii of lls>- house at o ■» I li'oin beyond tin' grave!” ing for die older to e ruge, mule ns lie AM HIII.K l l l l l l l 111' IXTl* lll'I IIAM i . in g it up. In* open d it. and was unpli a — ■ >. in. and dolling his weather l.c.ileii tint, • See hi re, l ather Vidal,” said I, tak­ down among die corn to act a* slia p- Ycslerd.iy nllein /on, on Ihe Botilev.ini pi n * I loud iiinl le rie iilly I n' lii» recover). Grenellc,a servant of the Zouaves of the Im ­ Ur. F. E. llitc ln o i k ’s (Hltcc. antly astonish d to discover a concealed 1 ing him by tlie arm in tlie excess o f m y s lu io te is; they, of course, rem.lined | When In tin mil In go the tears Here euui'sing interest, “ do not go on talking in rid­ standing, and 1 assure you our little cap­ perial Guard, eallvil Mallet, but nicknamed } noOKXiA-ND. *-it ii i (tier itnun lip* old man's check*. tie • I'hirsly,” " ho with two comrades hail made | (lugger-blade on the point of entering dles: tell me what recollections the old tain made the most of Ids height. We i i iii.-"1 u-.-islauec nilereii him by those present numerous libations in the drillking-bhopb of • liis bund* and would nut give his name. torn coat revives.” I knelt between the stalks and continued' ihe neighborhood, wa? seized with an atluck o f j II. J. COLE. District Agent,