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W I T H A c o u r t e o u s ; As I followed on I heard the two children, M artini $ Ttome. thing as an unluhricated pully is folt in the i ’ orivn. MOTHER. who were walking behind, saying to each furnace, and the cost of the coal is aug , other, “ Wouldn’t that have been loo bad? mented. Every useless )»ound in a truck or " i, mm- Mamina liked them so much, and we nev- Brilc articles, MJL'-.'i ilInH-,. a i-c-illi.' .,f experience carriage takes vitality f ro m the horse which WITHIN k YEAR. tnnejer could have got so manv all •“ once relating to Farm, Garden or I iHtfliold m anagem ent draw- ii. and costs the owner many an ex •th er' ag a in .'’ ■r-.* invited from our readers in •«—icd in m atter* tra dollar for his keeping. The man who i. “ Yes, we could too, next summer,’’ said j I.ips lllat are lnet III love’s pulls an oar in the great Imat races at Sar the boy sturdily. WINTERING BEES. atoga puts himself in training ami reduce S i i n o n l o R They are s ire of their “ next summer.’’ ••very ounce o f superAnons flesh. The rac I think, all six of these little souls,—chil Rees being natives ol’ a warm climate, ing horse carries not one extra ounce of fat d ren and nioth«*r am i father. 1’hev may need sonic assistance in maintaining a to burden him in the effort to win. Yet their never again gather so many ox-eye daisie- B r o t h e r s be.-dtliy condition throughout the Winter. working men will carry through half their y had aml buttercups “ all at once.” Perhaps lives fifty ixuinds more fle-h than ia needed ' The Let us see if we cannot keep them warm, some of the little hands have already picketl for the best working condition—a burden Jl. been their last Bowers. Nevertheless their sum save the bees, economize honey, and at the same time get rid of the excess of niois- which tolls against their efficiency and niers are certain. To such soul- a- these, I.tcs ill who-*- -h:«d«»« tm© A large family expels it much better personal comfort through many years of li.lp all trees, either here or in God'.- larger E ar off I read than a small one. their industrial life. These may seem lit 1 loti w Io- l> io lt«Vt r- taking lu tin g bred country, are Trees of Life, with twelve When a large number of colonies are tle things; hut whatever wastes power in manner of fruits ami leaves for healing: ..i bill.. put together, in a close room, tin* animal creases expenses, and whatever burdens <*h. u ill you « h . ), cheer s one ami it is hut little change from the summer heat, from all combined, is an advantage the lalmrer is not a little thing.” cut t< look here, whose suns burn and make wearv, to —to the weak ones, at lca-t. Yet the mois •. true, and the summers there, of which “ ihe Lord is III. ture is condensed in large drojis. and can he id’ shape or tlie light.” F a r m in g W i l l P a y . It.-I.I.IJ! II.. .lark year goe-. seen on the sides of a glass hive. This ex together with all the color in it. it > •; she was Heaven bless them all, wherever they •Not Will !• Veal -.1 ft- cess of moisture is (piite certain to mold 11 .li u ..- ,iu not voting: sir I: she had a re —“ H. fl'.i" Hits of Ta,k. “ Walks and Talkson the Farm ” save ?. ugl.t ol It- pliriM.se If for »•>«• or weal ill, all tlh- b, the combs, ami must be disposed of. Am esirahle m aterials for " ,:,h ,'„u •'-•inn n-n ii. xv, ... i-iiHi,..- evidently la*» i I -old barley from this farm twenty-nye S niff us p. siK-uti. ll.al . i- !h. mill w.lr (to from the unknown elements o f darkness ple vents Can b. opened on the top, or the few face- whir I | THE 11A BIT OF Rl'.AIHNti. yeas ago for thirty-seven and a lialf cents M.vhuplhe ea.l d i.u , near and preternatural force, and when we heard hive inverted Any one cau see tint while think that -he ?r- — per bushel. Now I can got SI. 10. Comb Within llu tear! 111,I,I I II . , I:, l|.r , | ! tin* first minute-gun, and did not believe we tb<: vapor is warm from tin; bee-, it will all spannfacfng the same, gvtuan; ami I k that elergvm. lit! The following fr©iu Scribner's Monthly, ing wool was not worth over twenty-five heard it. we sprang out of bed and ran to p «-- off, «>r so m uch o f it, that the com bs IV . b. .iic- .f ih. Lmd- best wale! of {enutnius some very suggestive thoughts: cents a pound. Now it is worth fifty to look Ier the light of the lighthouse: hut the will not mold. A l the same time enough l a 11 o f w hie h t hey o f f r ^•>11...... • <.»ul-. “ I have no time to read. ” is the common sixty cents. I sold a lot of splendid butter IP. lit was out. am i we found hy-aml-hy th u is diffused throughout the atmosphere of The children i i l e v and two girh cm nplaint, and especially wom en wlms- togoronndtbe cape in a sailing vessel to I ...... s,A l,,,.., its iron pillars had been snapped oil like the room to answer all the requirement* at Very Lou Prices. t >n n.> iii- that t.u‘-n;a:i d iv in e ; were all under th of twelve, ami oecupations iim i the habit of funding at every available im»- manv occasions wli ui it became necessary j ment, whether of live minute- or live: particular purpose, and could have just are i g reat ami m ighty nation. B ut th© ...... ii,.,, XV,,,nt liearth-rng, any where, ami mamma sent what I wanted, it would not differ material in -rea-e of weath and population has been us hack to lied : and when we woke there tor her to deny requests, and to ask ser» • hours. • ' g le.it re \ij|-i,,„ sjJH e.xi>eri(‘ne,*,l ly trom om* 1 now use. It is a cellar un greater in the manufacturing districts, and was a gray skv, and the wind had gone vices, especially from the elder hoy; but | It is the habit ot reading, rather than b 1,'i lifi,! i " l,|'|l '!■ " S |»»I1 nil,,11, sli,. no voung girl, anxious to please a lover, ! the tiino at our command that helps us on der a barn on a side hill, where the ground in villages and cities, than in purely agri -t.i ill' '.' ■|1|lll ‘l •■•-fni-e (I.,- niiillini.l,.. down, though the sea was still swelling ami descends just enough to make tin; entrance could have done either with a more tender 1 the road to learning. Many of theeultiva cultural districts. Farmers are now -to dial ing ami running while But presently level witli the fioor. size 20x.3D, with the reap great advantage from this state of “GOOD NEW S” tin* sun rose in a golden glow upon an ic\ coiirteuv. She had her l’ewai .1; for no lov-: t^‘i persons, whose names have been fa-, „ , . 1 1111 .HT,,xv. hot >i-i i ,i i n l v hay-mow directly over it. 'Ten feel from things, especially those who furnish better • Mu.lt. Sh. aw not. for her Glu ti,.', i i ' n ' l . b o „-,- g world, glittering hack in splendor, and er could have been more tender ami manly i mouse as students, have given oulv two or W..S dim with pain: and in despite the back end there is a partition, and two beef, mutton, pork, butter, cheese, and there was a blue sky amt the perfect glory than this hoy of twelve. Their lunch was ! three hours a day to their book-. If we ul<\ lifted An-tJCe. He h l.H ie-o- I I i feet forward of that, another, enclosing a wool. And this means better farming, ier vv..uian s leat- began i*> How. of a clear autummd day: and the girls simple and scanty : but it had the grace ofi make use of spare minutes in the midst of P < i i Hi B i T h ill h ,, V1l|’t,u' c I...... ih tlh, a royal banquet. our work, and read a little, if hut a page: dead-air space, which \^i 11 prevent all sud- fewer weeds, richer land, larger crops, came running into our rooms to tell us i|^n changes of outside temperature from At the last, the mother produced with or a paragraph, we shall tind our hraln- better stock, anil more liberal feeding— Aiid - an the word all written fair: there was a vessel ashore on the reel below being felt within. t ?' • k’l lie - ,( up aI | . much glee three apples and an orange, o f; quickened and our toil lightened hv just so and more intelligent and prosperous far And -iniled and i.:lu and will, her I. dr the hlulf, a ll aw fill sight broken, half dis ’Several davs of warm or of very cold m ers. f.e.ed. .t r i n e •• • l.o v > * hill h.v.- is pain; masted. the sea running over her hows, lie? which the children had not known. All I much increased satisfaction as tin; hook eyes wen* fastem*«l on the o range. It was gives ns. N othing helps along tin- monot weather, will occur, before the difference The Iflobt Perfect ‘ )okiug Ap cordage pendant with huge icicles, ami is nolieeti b ; the bees. The walls are sim- ...... y . mej?. Tike icicles them selves, clin g in g in the evidently a great rarity. 1 watched to see ; onous daily rounds so much as fresh atnl K e e pin g A p p l e -.—Apples for winter paratus Ever Otlci ed to if this iest would bripg out selfishness, striking thought9, to ho considered while plv plastered, but should he laid in lime rigging. and spring use should receive special at There was a little -ilcucc; jn-i th« shade of our haipls are busy. mortal* to keep out rats and mice. The the Public- I tw in. | hv thorns ah..,u mv ».i..n * -J:1'';;'--'- ''.'hnntH kihu b.-’r Relbrc we could reach ihehlull the fisher bottom is cemented thoroughly, and the top tention. They should be picked from th© men from the village were up there w ith a cloud. The mother said. -How shall I A new idea from a volume is like oil tree, never shaken off, and handled with -Uni III eour-e thev ie-,d,. lathed and plastered, A tube four inches T he a „B, I 1,1 III his .U le ’v head. ropes ami cables, ami boat-hooks, taking divide ihi*? There is om* for each of vou ; which rediiovs the frioiiou of ihe machinery the greatest of care. They should be sort Era? Rants la ra M ! \n.l hade her hle.s hiiu :n-*Sie lmw.nl: "ay tor him after what thev had heard square is put in on one side near the bot and I -hall be best oil’ o f all. for I expect of life. What we remember from brief ed into different grades, the very best onea •• I’or tlieimh my name and state f»e pr..nd i ; ; k,'...... I i,,!r measures that resulted in nothin*;, for there tom. for tin* admi—ion of wir. ami another was nothing they could do. It was im big ta-te-from each of you. '' j glimpses into hooks, often serves as a being saved for the latest use. The fruit I Ih III- - hl.-llhhl.-l XX-.-IS ill n „. hi ll- at the top. for its exit, both covered with I am no peer tv thee.” he -aid. possible to launch a boat. In such a -ea no “ Dli. give Annie the orange! Annie stlmulous to action, ami becomes one of may remain in sheds out<|f doors until LOOK alibi- Range BEFORE Pur b e J " " 1 Il»' '»<> x irl- ,„l Ahht loves oranges,” -poke tin* older boy, w ith‘the most previous deposits in the treasury jvire-eloth to exclude vermin. A slide one could swim a stroke: ami though the should he inserted in these tubes to regulate freezing weather; in truth it is better than ing any other. - i, tlh in .lri-triicli :in,| b,-xvil,|,-r,.,|...... b I,,.,,,I " : a sudden air of a conqueror, ami at the of our recollection. All knowledge is little broken brig was almost within hailing the supply of air. otherwise. A drv cellar ke.pt*at a temper distance, nohixlv could have heard a word spine lime taking the smallest and worst: made up of small parts which would seem ature hut little above freezing, with as little apple himself. insigniticaut in themselves, hut which taken Around the sides of such a room, arrange in all that cryiiig of th««*ea: :^d before shelve.- at proper distances, one ahi variation as possible, is admirably adapted Hilt SALE BY a ak$ and ^lufchts. ••Dli. ye-, let Annie have the orange,” ‘together are valuable weapons for the mind rockets could lie brought from the town, on other, upon which to set the hives. If the to the preservation of’apples. There aro m b s which to send a line Hying over the deck, | echoed the -i>eoml boy, nine years old. ami substantial armor for the soul. “ Read various methods of storing the apples; “ Yes, Annie may have the orange, be- anything continuously. ” says l)r. Johnson, cellar is very dry. some hives may he set the brig would go to pieces. One by one mi a hoard on the Boor. some prefer -helve- where the decaying W S i’H l?S TH W KSGIX INC. the poor wretches iu the rigging were drop caii.-e that is nicer than the apple, and she “ ami you will be learned.” The odd min -»M‘c l i n e n - may he culled out from time to . "ill 'll. , II,,',- Io hluvp tlh‘lh is a lady and her brother- are gentlemen.” utes which we are inclined to waste, if The bees should he allowed the benefit of ping oil’ and a battered body was washed Hying out on all warm days at the end of time without disturbing the remainder. up. ami was caught with a boathook hyoid said the mother, quietly. There was a j carefully availed of will in the Iflng turn ... I barreling them, to remain him - Ii x, . 1 ' :,<'i-i-w:ii-.I to |,| tlii* season, a I sbnnbl not bn pnt ,ntn in- 1 w;i'n(()d S|i), ,lleeMsAll u Reii M orse—a w arn in g to any w ho w ould merry contest as to who should feed the , make golhen hour and golden day- that I think tin- l<»veli«-t sight 1 'V e r -:iw. mother with largest and most . frequent we shall ever he thankful for. quin t."-' until U inter t.v.-h , (hi. ,llvlllrll( of ,h:lllow b ^ g holdtns ,i \ .- one - and that I will tell you about have ventured out. li.un . \l-u. it i- nun l .. t . i to i. nnn. |llls,lel carb, packeft upon ouch oth- A Large Assortment One of the fishermen had his spy-glass mouthful-: and -•» the feast want on. —----- • — - presently - w a- our garden parly. Then Annie pretended to want apple, and O ur Strength Ai|in and b rilliance accented l*v the dark the fair hair, the insolent, handsome la c e , ------i know s how and has the conveniences, ta now white and aw fill 5n the supreme liollf -prang over tome, holding oiit a quarter when nothing can save u< but moral prinei- R VIS! N’<; \V5I EAT. i keep even market apples through the wln- background o f hemlocks; :i|id here, o il I e-y.-f."1. ol ano.-,. II,. that confronted it. “ Ry King! iflvi cut vraitei wound, so that it lay unhindered, and could Thev woi k,;d lib- heavers, and soon the manhood that is in men. The g«>od that i- only i- not the thing :o be desired in wheat seeing at a place he visited the good effect lph w:. -peaking, and how - lie had 'ay ha- -;m led on m ore lovers Hem om- W e have all o f the different kinds o f -lip through our hands untangled: ami old i.-im bcs w, r • almo-t loo big for their little in society will m»t be a match for tlm evil culture, although mellow m— ami friability of vitriol, pnt the hint in practice. The •--...I and k. p» llle lloWer he ehance.l to hit this alierntmn has an end to ;,H Ren began to see some w isdom, and to give hand-. T hen they cairn* ru n n in g to give tlia t is continually nulling it d«»wn. W hich are de-irable provided tin* essential inor plantains were killed in an hour, and have Gloves, Paper and Linen Col g iv e her. man...,, ami"he I xvarnh all all mini* otlh.iJoii.'y.he hv open procht- them to t l n d r mother. side will you take in this great straggle? ganic element- of fertility abound in tin* ’ a l p h w a s q u i t e in the wnrld. hersome directions. Then Anstiee fastened never appeared again. It is three years lars, Calls, Linen Skirls, “ Dli dear.” thought I. “ how that poor, Will you go for license? Will von go fur seed bed. Ig b h e c a m e Ot g o o | M o. one end of the light, coni to her arrow.’ her since, and it is impossible to recognia© the best ami firmest arrow, and she threw oil' tired woman will hate to open her eyes! ami passion? Will you go fur corruption? Ot* One of the most economical ways for a line of the fence; it completely burns the Suspenders, U-ed to - . V Hid lie wa - fl i' lie.' " 'hollle.1 Khlhl, Al|l| • her hood and shawl, and stood bending her she never e.m take llio-e great hunches of will you rang© yourself on the side of those farmer to raise wheat with profit is to roots o u t I have tried it on large dande AND A NEW STOCK OF country w ith an i n \ < u iii in his ow n— .1" tiler n,Oh,.1,1 his fullihe h ih.l xvoul.i how’ a nioiuciit and tlion she lifted it and c o im m - n fading llowera. in addition to nil who are attempting to lift men up towards adopt a -v-tem of mixed husbandry and lions with the same result. One of the w liidi W as III lin e lell-il -lh-,11 ill Ihe p ath , li.h her bundles anti hags.” 1 was mistaken. spirituality? toward reason? townrd noble r a is e Indian corn, oats, barley and red clo young men there amused himself by hunt I T n f b u e l b i h am-lmre.l iijf 'I |,||.-,I a'l.le ami Kalpjib J enixl fell, j„ pulled the string. 1 never can recall that sight without a “ Dh. thank you. my darlings! How kind : self-control? ver. feed all these c r o p s to -beep or neat ing out the longest thistles he could find to ii the n, ill accepted -liame. p-1-h-ips Ilia! he , In Silks, and all the lower Grad. lr.cn shiver and a shudder, it was so beautiful Vou wer»*! Poor. Imt, tired little B«»w«tr.», , cattle, save the manure with care and ap experiment on. The vitriol completely odd .k- Id -H ell rapid weahli -I m.,h .i„'l reeox el-il." I’, a bloxv and sosuhlime, as she stood there, her love how tliir-tv they look! If they will only A Wonderful Pair of Jaw» ply it judiciously to his field-. The ma killed them by eating the roots out. One 6 0 C E N T IS T O S ' ZOO. hat In « fnihl tlicneeti rih nlibrd t<» d<» noth "1 n-.,i, ,lbp„ie v„,,. | s, , lv head thrown hack, and all her bright try ami keep alive till we get homo, we will nure of fattening sheep or fattening cattle drop will do. Care is required that it does l-dTPleuse call and see <»m Lire- -.i mid j.-d « >ui in g lu ll pursue llisshldi- s it, -eienee. So The village ol Blunford, In Hampden Hud anything VOU want In i Lie Hu.-. i* " " .1' "ILk - b,...a,,,,- i hair streaming, and sent oil' that airow’ to make thorn very happy hi some water; abound- largely in all of those fertilizing not touch the skin, boot® o r clo th es; it is u frmn Ralph’s d-.dig nothing, h e was the ippoinlment. p Vul( oounty, Mass., boasts a character whojtc b " • Wlr save the life of the man who had destroyed won't we? And you shall put one hunch by elements which are essential to pre not safe in the hands of children, but a -oul uf industry, and <»f that ihexhaustihle doubt h-nees ns your sense- have , peculiarities are of a decidedly unique d«*? k n h a i r . her lover and all her pence. She looked papa’s plate, and one by mine.” . r ___ pare the land for a pa ping crop of wheat. man or woman, with ten minutes’ practice pottle a md rdmo-i htdv curiosity in the matter- of justA m ,.giving...... x.H ..i.-;.hio,;,^o;,xvLo:^-„ Sweet and liappy, the weary an I Hushed oription. Mr. John McDarhv is hi-name, like a great avenging angel, and the twang This cereal must be grown in a soil that can kill plantains much more quickly than Rockland. Oct. 1ST 5. 4C ihe univeis-e that belongs to the liaie sons little children stood looking up in her face Irish again, and ho la particularly noted ing of that bowstring rung in mv ears has been accustomed to produce crops of any lad can eat gooseborries.” of ■ rience Dr. Sterling had introduced i '! " ' ...... "'•,a while she talked, their hearts thrilling with | for the massive strength of his jaws and grain, grass and clover. him a! out hou.se. ami he had pnWcd an in „ H .ip ,, ...... U)i (ho 1) (i ( above the sound of the surf, ev»*n w hile that c«»rd was slipping across my hands, aero- compassion for the drooping dowers, and teeth, which is the best illustrated when As soon as a -oil has been so improved valuable companion: ami 1 don’t know te n ,I belole hllh aii.l Ihllie.l alhl phIh-re,| Domestic Receipts. all the others, so fast it scorched tlm -kin with d'-light in the giving of their gift. ; ho chews crockery, crushing am! grinding bv tillage, by being worked and by produ w h e i l n a An-tice really eared more for him I-mt ot the yard,.,,. ,l„.„..|, | ,.,||e,| aft,-,- Then she t* ok great trouble to gel 4 string it to powder with Lis ordinary food when And the arrow Hew up into the sky -far. cing large crop- of corn, oats ami red clo i.'oru Drop Cukes.— Very nice ones are ih.-'.H mamma or 1 of ally ot ihe rest ot us i in a-' lo.idlx- as 1 c,„i|,I,- k , and tie up the flowers, ami then the train ' s>o disposed. It is to ba supposed that he is far up, ami over, and turned and fell and ver, it will be-ale to attempt Io raise a made by mixing corn meal with boiling ai.I. though 1 oppose her- was a diftermt •n m hhh ; x„„-,. I.Ri-dlx left „,x l i p .; ull, plunge^ into the sea beyond the brig: and came ami w.- went whirling along again . only driven to this alternative when tin; crop of wheat. It will be labor lost in a new milk until you have a thick batter .; -ort of caring: for < m- spring tw ilight 1 rras lakx-h I,a,-lx t,,l,e,|. and to a hexv ...... they t aught the little cord there, ami held Soon it grew dark and little Annie's head »supply of food falls short. Here In* -ure- great measure to attempt to raise wheat put in the patent pans (if you have them) - «w them in the .garden, slowly es far to make one believe that portion to what they take from it than any your pretty bouquets. I am so sorry! I quick oven. For artistic Beauty and ••Ic^anee in de .•arly as noon—gentlemen end ladies, and sequiously kind iu coming to help and of love, had her arms aliout Ralph again! Jonah really did swallow the whale. Some other animal, and distribute it better with sign, nicety of finish and line workin mler if I could tind them if I went hack. a view to future fertility of the soil. Prove lovely girls in nil maimer of bright dresses sympathize. Andas for all the rest of us. and of that of the stories told of him seem beyond be qualities, no Parlor Stove in ti rk«*l Will you all stand still and not stir from like animated llowevs themselves, as they crew’, what a Thanksgiving we had! lief, but incredulity stands rebuked when this? There is no need of proof to those Not the Cheese. compares witii it. •• You are a m u rd erer ’.—a m u rd erer ! n this spot if I go? ” who have kept sheep, and know their hab- tloated about under the blue sky among the “ church members affirm that he has been Among the superior points may he .-he cried. “ G ive m e hack th at rin g you “ Oh, mamma, don't go. don’t go" We opening Bowers in the sunshine. The straw known to chew an earthen ixirtei* hottie.” I its and profits they yield. To prove it to Fite attractive odor of a sweet Ilm burger m entioned stole! You meant to make me kill ltim The Journal says that Friday last wal ked will get you some more. Don’t go.” cried I those who have not hail the experience, iuj berries and cream were set out under the He is not the least hit squeamish, either, cheese was recently the cause of the arrest Manner of Heating the Baco t h o r myself when you called me to shoot, and the eightieth anniversary of the birthday ol all the children. i is necessary they should try the experiment marquee, and the target wa< upon the lawn since ho hits been seen to bite oil' the bead of a lady and the seizure of her trank o u g h ly . then you drove him to his death. Give me Hon. Daniel Williams of Augusta, ami on “ Here are your flowers, madam, said 1. or accept the testimony of an experienced tor the archery: for oneof A list ice’s de of a live black snake, not to mention nu while upon a journey to the West. T he A New Arruiijrniiciil for Cle.auiiig ami < 1 hack my ring, you murderer!’' And white that evening the event was celebrated by “ I saw that you had forgotten them, and 1 lights was in the archery just, then begin merous other feats quite as disgusting :ts shepherd.—A’. T. World. railroad officials had noticed the overpow as ashes, ami trembling before her angry a gathering at the house of the Judge took them as mementos of you mid your Improved Sliwking a id I> aiqiing Gn,t,-. ning to he popular, and she had coaxed they are astonishing. His marvelous ering -vent which escaped from the lady’* Lnrge d’ld well PimMnn t. d A.dl-piL m ajesty and tin*, he gave h er hack the The assemblage uumbered about fifty hnlie> sweet children." She blushed ami looked | lyamma over to what mamma at lirst strength is only in his jaws, which are not trunk, and the horrible susnicion that it Simple Method of < leaning out the ttlm ring he kept concealed and went away, and gentlemen of the family, with three disconcerted. She was evidently unused to Light vs. Heavy Tools. Sliding kail for Drying I‘urpose».. ‘bought very unladylike, and she had im people, and shy with all hut her children, malformed, apparently: his teeth are good. must surely contain a dead child took auch i.arge Good Baking liven. lie W as very ill afte r that, am i tln*n the of the Judge’s old friends, Rev. Win. A Iported a how a little taller than herself, a However, -he tjianked me sweetly, aud ! though he has lost two, which he knocked complete possession of their minds that Hollow Door Knob-and Elegant Nickel I’laied Trim doctor hadTiim sent to the \Y»*st Indes, and Drew. Dr. H, II. Hill, and Hon. J. T. M ’- The New England Homestead makes a ming*. magniliez nt thing made of polished and ’ - out with a hammer when they showed signs they procured the arrest of the owner o f we heard no more of him. ( *ohh, matter plain ivhich every farmer or man We invite attention to this beautiful half transparent material, and boxes of “ I was very sorry about them. The . of decay. More than one attempt has been ual worker will readily understand : the trunk. The trunk wa-searched. Some Parlor Stove,confident that an exam - bowstrings from India in rolls and coils, And so our gay home became a dark and of the searchers fainted from the effect of sad om*. Onia* in a w hile we hail a d reary children took much' trouble to get them; to engage him by traveling shows, hut he “ The great end at which all improve i nation wilt .uliylrealizs the highest and arrows of all dschooner Joseph Fr-rwell, Gregory, of what we knew of his style of speaking. When he Thomas Jefferson was, and I do not mean to feel that the public spirit of Rockport citizens will dent has tendered the position of Commissioner tuity of free institutions than that of pre Though many were detained therefrom by the pre began, rending from his manuscript in a common change my politics. I consider the Rockland of Indian Affairs to ex-Congre»man Wm. IF Up- vacated the pastorate of the Free Baptist church this port, from Bluehill for New York, with gran not allow it to languish for want of home support. at South Buxton is again to supply at that church. serving the free and untraiumeled charac vailing storm, yet it was a highly enjoyable af n of Ohio. ite, struck a sunken ledge near jMark Island last place way, one wondered how he could attract the Opinion a fraud on the Democracy, in calling it • • ’ • The Rev. Mr. p ov,.r ii:l. Ix.en ter of our public school system, in order fair. crowded audiences that Hock to hear him in self a • Democratic paper, and I think that the The Boston rubber shoe factory at Malden, chosen to fill the place of the Rev. Mr. YeoinanJ Wednesday. She got off and arrived here, and South Hope.—Rev. E. W. Preble, of Bangor with adjoining buildings, was burned Monday that it may remain the guarantee of intel The most important resolutions passed i ton; but as he proceeded he infused more force in great majority of Democrats look upon it as such will preach at South Hope next Sunday, at 19 1-2 late pastor ot tin- tree Baptist church at Spring, has since discharged her cargo and is now oi ruing. Loss Nearly SU‘I uperativis vale. ligence and enlightenment to all the chil ownership of text-books by towns, adoption of to his speaking, and at times was very effective, A journal so vulgar, unscrupulous, untruthful A. M. • thrown out of employment, South Marine Railway for repairs. The Bangor Commercial says that Re\. X. But metric system of weights and measures and for llis lecture was not very strictly confined to the and mean, should be despised by all holiest men. h-ders have been receivt I at the Brooklyn navy dren of the Republic, unhampered by any 25T The Orpheus Club, composed of some of ler, pastor of the Second Baptist church nf that mation of a Bureau of Education. J USTICE. T h o m a s t o n . rd to place ten more monitors in commission, improper interference or control. That subject and was half sermon and half lecture. He city, and formerly pastor o f the Auburn Baptist our best musicians, have expended much time and Thanksgiving Day.—Union services were held ,1 the various naval rendezvous throughout the The board of officers chosen gives us N. A. Luce gave quite a sketch of Edgar A. Poe’s downward church, is ill, and will not he able to occupy his question is assuming increased importance money to qualify themselves to present to the pub miry have been instructed to enlist available of Augusta, editor of State Journal of Education; career, aud gave a recitation of several stanzas of W ashington. at the Baptist Church on Thanksgiving d pulpit for several weeks. from the fact that there are not wantin' lic a high standard of musie, and their concert to men of all classes. S. Libby, President of Association; W. O. Fletcher, “ The Raven” in a style which if it was overstrained Your correspondent was shown a letter to-day- Rev. G. P. Mathews preached the sermon, tak A patent has been issued to Dr. J. F. Babcock menaces of encroachment upon our wise night, no doubt, will show the great improvement Warren, Sec., and Thus. Tash, Chairman Execu and exaggerated, was certainly unique in giving a detailed account of the sudden and his text from the fifth chaptei of Ephesians, nine F o reig n . of Bangor, for his car ventilating apparatus. and democratic free’school system, and in they have made under the instruction of Mr. Au teenth verse—“ Speaking to yourselves in psalm: tive Committee. nervous intensity and dramatic fervor. Win re melancholy death of Nathan Jones, formerly of s feared at St. Peteraburg that Khokand is The Whig says that the stermer Katahdin is gust Damni, of Boston, who has been their director and hymns, and spiritual songs, singing am unded by the natives, and that the smaller to be hauled up uutiFthe middle of December for dications of wliat may be a coming conflict This meeting, fortunate in so pleasant a place he seemed to speak extempore, Mr. Morgan Union, aged about 38, sen of Johnson Jones of for the past few weeks. All speak very highly of making melody in your hearts to the Lord.” Tin an garrisons have been massacred, repairs, when she will take the place of the Cam of no small magnitude to preserve that of meeting, in so large an attendance and in the showed more force ami power than when confin that town. Mr. .tones was at work in the mines bridge and will make one trip per week from Bo - Mr. Damm’s musical ability and as a flute soloist, sermon was very able ami interesting, devoted ii is rumored that Spain has r. uionstrate*l system intact, if it be not averted by wise ability of the participants, will long be remembered ing himself to the formal text of his discourse, ai in Nevada. He went, as usual, to [attend to his ist the sale of Cuban bonds in this country, ton to Buckposrt, or as far as the ice will perm . he ranks among the first. We notice he appeal! and timely safeguards. On this account with pleasure. S. he showed that he was not without a vein of kt mining at seven o'clock in the morning, and while (lie main to the subject of Sacred Music, and sliev • ing fliat their issue here is iu violation of in two numbers ofthe programme, which is an at that the author had prepared his discourse will* v obligations. the letter of lion. James G. Blaine, which humor, making especially some good lifts iu his in the performance of a duty about a shaft, upon Heal Estate Conveyanees in Knox tractive feature. a great deal of case ami with patient thought and we publish in o u r p resen t issue, is lx>th p e r Nou-Sectariaii Schools. allusion to the Prince of Wales. He spoke of the which he was at work at 7:30 o’clock, he was C o u n ty , research. M a in *. k tc n is . For the week ending Thursday, h -2 d . 1875. tinent and important. It presents a sub 3F* C. A. Davis, Esq., City Clerk, has re power of reform very effectively. Mr. .Morgan caught in the same, and his head was instantly luterestiug Bettor from «x-Speaker Blaine. moved his oflice from Custom House Block moves his hands ami body about nervously while severed from his body ; his head falling down an Thanksgiving was observed at the Maine State The val : •appa is a work of ■ ject which ought to be considered and The numbi speaking. At the close of the lecture, Mr. M. M Prison. All labor by the convicts was suspemlcl ful pi presents a method for averting the evils to to Kimball Block, in the rear of Dr. Downes’s inclined plane 1000 feet below, here a number of twelve a day. f-tri-el. c-.-'io. Jo h n Hall to J.dm BU-thcn hit and build The following letter was written by Mr. Blaino Rawson, of Waldoboro’ (the gentleman under Rev. Ik-nry Morgan, of Boston, gave a discourse which we have referred. That method is oflice, first entrance south of the Savi; men were at work, who were horror stricken at the Another physician Dr. Ham from Liberty ha to a prominent Ohio gentleman just after the late whose auspices .Mr. Morgan appeared here) ciftne ghastly sight there presented to their view. to the convicts in the prison chapel in the settled in Jefferson—'tis not a very gmxl time fo i,i.G ii.G ."',r1- 51 by securing an amendment to the National Bank. The oflice heretofore occupied by election in that State. It is printed now with at on the platform ami said that after the Rami had ing. Afterwards the convicts were allowed to doctors either. J.-inieson’s» Point.Point $125 \ t v?...» . . L» .acres on Mr. Davis is to be taken by II. Gregory, Jr. It is said Mr. Robert Moore, the present owner ..ulli si.I,. Pleasant Constitution, making the public schools in mingle freely together in the new room recently The Hon. W. H. McLellan is making arrange least the implied consent of the writer :— while the oflice formely occupied by the played a tune he would endeavor to prevail on M of the Waldoboro* stage route, has sold his mail me \V. Sm ith, lion T hom every State forever unsectarian. To such Augusta, Me., Oct. 20. Morgan to give the audience a few minutes’ tasi finished in the carriage building. Here they had inents t° remove from Belfast to Boston, where In Rockland Insurance Company, over the contract, together with his stock, to J. Warren lark, lioii-e lot a l’» He; •1. $1-.;II. J. Clark to a plan it would seem there could be no will practice his profession. larv IE M ag.... |, AIv Dear Sir : The public school agitation iu of his lecture on “ Old Maids,” with which re- Miller of Waldulioi’o'. Mr. Miller deserves success music, dancing, and other amusements, indulg l al O u l’> H ead. $2OO; Rockland Bank, together with the oflice The Ladies’ Sociable aud Jeff rsoii Gurnet Bain aom. l B. P e rn to E. M. I y, house lot. jino ; \nn serious objection. As Mr. Blaine observes, your late campaign is liable to break out else juest the lecturer complied, evidently much to the ing in pleasant conversation and mirthful repartee. .. C lark t.. Su-'.in .lorn- s one state and then iu ■' tiow occupied by Mr. Gregory, is to he lie being a very obliging aud competent man. held a le v ie at the Town llo.i-.-m, Thanksgivin; it would be fair alike to all sects and de where, and occurring first gratification of the audience, who greeted M.;« A turkey dinner, with all the necssary adjuncts, another, may keep the whole country iu a ferment fitted up for the Cobb Lime Company. Wm. L. McDowell and Zinin* Joues, were tick Eve. nominations. At the same time it would Morgan's hits uu this topic with laughter ami ap- was furnished them, ami they bad a guess cake, for years to come. This inevitably arouses sec eted io serve as Traverse Jurors, at the December o f the four Trustee* of M. E . meet and avert, by a timely settlement of tarian feeling and leads to that bitterest and most Novembe^ went out With a “ cold snap,” pi a use. on whose weight they guessed all the way from discharged undei term of Court. the question, the danger to be apprehended deplorable of all strifes—the strife between reli as is [scarcely paralleled for that month in the The lecture was preceded by a concert by the 2 1-2 Ils. to 20 lbs. The cake weighez<, Bristow’s ordei gious denominations. It seems to me that this memory of “ the eldest inhabitant.” Monday af The Methodists held their Quarterly meetings that the Romish priesthood will demand a Waldoboro’ Cornet Baud, Mr. Newell Winslow. ami one ofthe women cii»victs was the one to win ligii question ought to be settled in some definite and church at South Waldob* n - and hml.ii:,..., ternoon gave us a very heavy squall and during Leader, which played finely ami (heir perfonuaitce last Saturday aud Sunday, which were largely the cake. These social gatherings and holidays control of our public schools or a division comprehensive way—and the only settlement that attended^ Rev. Mr. Wurdwoll of your city was i.\. S.mtor.i M. E ..: H.,1 lo A. K. M. E .rlai can be final is the complete victory for nou-sec- the night it blew a gale from about W. N. W was highly spokeu of by many present. After the among the convicts ar • thought by the officers to l,« and biiihlhiir. r.- sHi; J ,.,... ;; of the school money, and would prevent all lam . i pn- ... o f lainl, 87 and bidldn. tariau schools. I am sure this will be demanded which continued into Tuesday. On Tuesday lecture Mr. Rawson gave a turkey .-upper to the present [and preached some able ami valuable productive of good over the disipline of the prison agitation that might otherwise arise over -« rm o u s. A deepand sincere interest is.manifes- by the American people at all hazzards and at any morniug the mercury stood at 13 ° below iu the land and a few guests at the Lymle Hotel, ami All the convicts seemed to enjoy ami appreciatt '•o svld.in. Di.nl.m to AbLe\’‘,? \ ,,D.imoii this question. We fully agree with Mr. coat. wind, at seven o'clock, and at 6 ° to 10° below ub^quently the Band serenaded Hon. N A Far ted which is unabute*!. the occasion on this day very much, although it I •- >.+l..m Hum.,n i„ Aimer I- I...... -• Blaine that, our public schools should be en The dread of sectarian legislation in this coun The weather Monday night and Tuesday was ft: Jo try has been felt many times in the past. It be in situations less exposed. Many ladies in this rell ami would have favored some others in like could be seen by the look of many, that they pnu,i„„ ,,r f,„. „ g ,,„, ,„gwh,.i,.,u , tirely non-sectarian, and whether or not he colder than ever before known here at season this gan very early. The first amendment of the Con city arose Tuesday morning to find their more ten uanner, we understand, but for the cold. thought of friends and home ami of pleasant day Moiiliegan 1-l.ind. a' i* >.$*on; Jam es l.ildn s. |.i.,„, Dunt.m , 21 a.-n«», f X J . D. Warren Esq., of the Bangor S. P. 1. A. ~ > has put the matter in the precise form best stitution, the joint product of Jefferson and Madi der plants frozen—among them Mrs. J. Ii. Add — 1G below' Sleighing very good iu this vicini- passed before they came under the ban of the 1: The esteemed favor of our Caever’a Harbor p re v e n te d a -hi.otum m a tc h in G n u.-tou ! i- t 7 . a . , . - . * Vudrev.- /tort* ' I calculated to secure that result will be son, proposed in 1789, declared that “ Congress ton, editress of our Floral Department, lost a G- shall make no law respecting an-establishment of orrespondent was received at too late an hour to- ’^Rev. Henry .Morgan, of Boston, lectureip'on Tuesday by timely interferem-• and llu-aid of citi- ai r. -. s ’Su; Adam Hart to Lauda I.anda Ca-well'1 •'.ii 'nfo i," more fully considered as the proposed meas large number. The day was very cold, and on ”IV\'()ISV.I30 Tnursdny evening last at Union Hall, on “ Fast ta le r ia E.-ai religion, nor prohibiting the exercise thereof.” ay to enable us to publish it this week, but it - M a •oslrllo ure is made the subject of public discussion. At that time, when the powers of the federal gov Wednesday the cold was only a littie less severe, Young Men.” We were not present, but the Butt the olde: iuliabi 1; J.,lm shall appear iu our next. We are also obliged to ek, I.. The Boston J o u m a I, after speaking of Mr. ernment were untried ami undeveloped, the fear the mercury standing at 6 c below at 8 o’clock. R o ck p o rt. were assembled a large audience to hear him. . Chesterville, and in former d of inllu was that Congress might be the source of danger omit editorial and news matter already iu type, on ence, di. -l the 1 Bh iust„ aged Blaine’s proposition and of the eflbrts of To-day is a little’warmer, the thermometer marked Monday night the mercury went down suddenly far forth as we‘are able to learn, the following to perfect religious liberty, and hence all power iccount of the pressure of advertising on our Mr. J. E Brown, agent for tl icr Star of Would that we co ! I impress upon our r. two or three degrees above zero at the same hour. to 14 below zero and now many are mourning for terse criticism given by one of our most capabh the Romish priesthood to control education was taken from it. At the same time the States the East, lost S809 I'hanksgivii hili* about the inestimable vti ue of Gold Medal W11 shin columns. and valuabh nlants which will never blossom in the interests of their church, speaks as were left free to do as they pleased in regard to an All the stone cutters remaining at work on citizens is about ju s t: He says, “ 1 was edified his business. Bethinks h<-los . ihe dock < rystal, and no In is.- would be without it 011 “ establishment of religion,” for the tenth amend During the storm of last Friday the schoou- the government job at Dix Island, about four hun amused, mortified and chagrined, and that isinori when he slippe*l down. • wa-hingday. Sav, j one half the labor. follows of the proposed amendment:— ment, proposed by that eminent jurist, Theophilus r Alleghania, gallery, at the opera .Monday night, had a e are happy to record the return among us of •unswick. sere/i/ren dozen e; simple restriction that the schools shall not be suspension, though there is, we understand, about Capt. Talpey ofthe ill-fated ship John Pascal. Capt. William Tubey of this town is having a The Waldoln i tin of Representatives for the first time for lively performance between the acts in chasing rcnty_two, living in Boothbey, who had mail The treatment which is fast gaining ’ id made the arena for sectarian controversy or two years’ more work to complete the contract. The public schools of districts No. 4 and 18 will ship built at Bath, which will launch in about a more than fifteen years. The interest will theological disputation. This adjustment, it seems -, while the ladies along under whose seats the ,0 i season's fishing, unfcrtuimteiy thought among the medical faculty for the eradication of l>e£in with the contest for the speakership to me, would be comprehensive and conclusive— Deputy Marshal Ingalls seize*! a hall- hunted little animals ran shared in the sensation. commence on Monday next. fortnight. His son, Capt. William Tobey, -Ir., ive a good time with a portion of hi Bright's disease, dropsy, kidney, bla-idcr .ml iml glandular complaints, gravel, diabetes, female and would be fair alike to Protestant and Catho barrel of rum and a half-barrel of whiskey at the mice were captured aud kille«l.—At about Messrs. Chase ami Colcord gave such satisfac- will pass the winter at home: the first winter here gs, ami deemed the free use of nativ for which oflice itjis believed the canvass is lerdeee.-siry to his j.urpose. \tier one we.-k'fi•k's irregularities, retention and incontinence of ur*n . lic, to Jew aud Gentile—leaving the religious faith teachers ofthe high schools last win for eight years. practically narrowed down to two candi R. IL station on Monday. The packages were five o’clock Monday evening the top of one ot l*on diligence, spent ling money Iavishiy, in one nightgin ami maladies of the urino-genital organs is that and the conscience of every man unmolested. s’ have been secured for the coming The livery stable and stock belonging to the Very sincerely yours, marked “ J. S. Randlett.” On Tuesday morning the chimneys of the CrCaceut street school-house • t( ’’ 1 more than forty dollars, le- was I,>11111 to b.« a if prescribing Hunl's Retnedy. This valuable dates, Messrs. Kerr of Indiana and Randall vegetable compound searches and expels thtse J. G. Blaine. Ramllett woe brought before the Police Court, but down and the otuukv JacK Which Sur late Benjamin Robinson has been sold to E. W v iiig maniac, l-'or lea days and nights it lias of Pennsylvania—the former a reliable J Mr. Thomas Armstrong, who was severely juiretl the constant care and united strength ot .-omplaints from the system. denied the ownership of the liquors, saying he s blown over upon the railroad trac_ ____ , Robinson, who took charge of the stable on Mon- man and friend of sound currency and the al rods distant—A very interest ing.;meeting of jured at the time o f^ e launching of the ship, has men to guard him, and to protect his family ------George V. Edes, editor ami publisher of the had known they were at the station, for some lay last. himself. Saturday he was taken to Angus- We were exposed lasfwcek to a pitiless storm, latter a wire-pulling inflationist. ' so far recovered as to bo able to leave the house, a Piscataquis Observer, died last Friday, aged eighty time, but would not take them, because he had the Reform Club was held at the Baptist Chapel the asylum. that wet our feet and stockings, and indeed ourper- years. He was the oldest printer in the country, fact which we are pleased to learn. V u e P r e sid en t W ilso n 's F in e k a l . not ordered them. In the absence of other proof, last Sunday afternoon.—(!. A. Perrigo, Esq., has Rev. Mr. nd in hi> lecture on son over. In tact we took a cracking cold, Reported for the Gazette. and set type without glasses until within tliejast Star of Hope Lodge, I. O. G. T., held one of —The funeral of Vice President Wilson t s , g. t^ k the ground which brought Hire throat and severe sy m p to iis of three weeks. Randlett was discharge*!, but the liquors will be •ought out the interest of W. C Perrigo in their' at Washington took place in the Senate State Educational Association. their famous sociables lust Saturday evening, at mt ’ciitors are verv much like the little girl The good wife asserted her authority, confiscated. aw oflice iu this city ami will conduct the husinej;- (’amber at Washington, last Friday, in the hose curls hung dovvu in the middle ot Imr fore- pi»»g«M ”«»• feet in hot water, wrapped u> in ho’ The educational gathering at Augusta la«t their hall. A large number of young ladies ami About Town. ZSf Some of our readers will be interested in lone.—W. T. Williams, formerly of the Coui in . presence of all tin- dignitaries of State and head; when they art- good, they are very, very blankets, aud sent our faithful son fo ra bottle of Week,. Nov. 22d, 23d, and 24th, was one of a few gentlemen were present from Camden, which it's C11 the following paragraph, which we clip from the has gone to Afton, Iowa, to take a mercantile i large crowd. 'Flic discourse on the oeca- goo L ami when they are ba 1 they are horrid. ' Ayer's Cherry Pectukau It is a splendid 1 unusual interest. A large number of teachers New Advertisements, w as exceedingly gratifying to some of our young ion was delivered by Rev. Dr. J. E.*Kan- The Gardiner Reporter says: “ Five parties who cine—pleasrnt to take and did the job. columns of the San Francisco Evaugcp.— clerkship.—City Marshal Miiehell had a fall while’ soundly through the night and awoke well the and superintendents, representatives of the cause Christmas and New Years Gifts—Blood it Hix. men, until they learned that M r. J . C. Storey was kin. Mr. Wilson's pastor. After the ser- nt from this city to California one year ago in- " By a private note received from that excellent coming out ofthe Cony House, Augusta, on Tm-is- next morning. We know we owe our quick re from many different pails of the State,were in at Holiday gifts—E. It. Spear & Company. in waiting with his team to take them home. We •s the remains were taken to the special idiug to settle there, returned home last week, brotjfr, Rev. Dr. Neale, we should judge him to day of last week, which injured him quite sever*- train in waiting to convey them north. In covery to the Pectoral, and shall not hesitate :o tendance. The programme of exercises previously Dry Goods— W. E. Vinal. ving come to the conclusion that there are recommend it to all who need such a niediciue be as active and indefatigable in labor as e ly, but he has now recovered from the effects of fam-y we* can hear those fellows yet, saying, Baltimore, where the train arrived at 3 and •aiiei’ places to locate in than the State of Steam er C am bridge. He had just returned front an ordination held Teltuactina (T h i s ) Presbyterian. announced gave promise of many valuable papers the concussion.—Mr. W. S. Hemingway's store, Why in time couldn’t they have walked over?” left at G, 20, there were appropriate cere line, everything considere*!. ’’ Annual Meeting—Lime Roek National Bank. one of the islands some ten miles from Rockland, and indicated that the executive committee had Trade has been unusually dull here for a few monies of respect, and a crowd of people on N otice—M iss I. M. Paine. on the coast o f Maine. In Rockland, the Doctor door was frozen fast Tuesday morning, so (hat he In Skowhegan, Monday, high win 1 prevailed ,t drirtrel the snow ba lly. Mr. James Hill T o T e a D r i n k e r s , been not unfaithful in duty. School Notice. speaks of finding a hospitable aud enjoyable home could not unlock it, and he was obliged to break weeks a n t now all our merchants have to do is to the route ofthe procession,notwithstanding this town, was thrown from a load of hay The Hampton Tea Co. of New York have just The President, Prof. A. A. Woodbridge, of Annual Meeting—Rockland National Bank. with the Rev. Joseph Kalloch.” hug the stove and wish for better times. the rain. 'Flic train arrived in Philadelphia in a pane of glass to effect an entrance.—Mr. B. the evening and the body was conveyed by the wind tipping ii over, -Inking oil a sbd forwarded to this city a large iu voice and furnishes Rockland, being absent, the meeting was called to Farm for sale. The Thanksgiving Ball of Edwin Libby We noticed to-day a load of brooms brought in Special Bargius—T. A- Wentworth. P. Brackley furnished a supper at his store to the to Independence Hall, where it lay in state slake, seriously ami i: is thought^ fatally injuring their customers, through their agent, Mr. G. F. order by the Vice President, S. Libbey, of Orono, Post, G. A. R., at Farwell X Ames Hall, last dancers at the Grand Army ball. It was gotten to t^.'ii by Mr. Samuel J. Harding, of this village, till 10. o'clock A. M., on Saturday. I he Kittredg t to be the best Japan Tea Notice.—Our subscribers, especially at the •_ to be found iu the city for the low price of 60 cts. who after some happy remarks, introduced the Thursday evening, was without exception one of up iu good style.—These are the times that try "which for workmanship cannot be surpassed. It funeral cortege again started at 11 o'clock A large Reform Club has recently 1 South End route, will confer a favor if they will ganized at Bryant’s Pond, with A. M. Burton pound. Mayor of Augusta, by whom the members of the the most enjoyable balls ever given in this city may not be generally known that Mr. Harding and at 1.55 the train left for New York, men’s coals.—Go to the Orpheus Club Concert to- ■ 11 resident. Association were welcomed to the Capital. report at the oflice any failures to receive their There was a large aud pleasant company present was unfortunate enough to lose his eyesight a few where it arrived at 1, an hour later than night. Their entertainment deserves a full house. " expected. The funeral procession The Bath Times says that Mr. J. B. Stinson of W au tetl. The address of welcome being responded to by papers. We have been obliged to make a change and everything had been done by the impingement ago, while working in the quarries, ami has — Rev. Dr. Mason, of Thomaston, preached at the ' moved through the city to the 12d street rrowsic has on his place a grape vine that has ir carriers, which may give rise to some mis to render the occasion a pleasant one. The hall People to know that Wiggiu’s Pelletts will ct the chairman, Rev. Geo. Forsythe, Principal of Congregational church iu this city last Sunday, *' me time been engaged in the manufacture of itation, where the body was placed on the 9 grown the past season to the length ol 21 feet. takes for a week or two. was very handsomely decorated in the manner Dystepsia, Constipation, P iles, and all diseit E. M. C. Seminary, Bucksport, was introduced. in exchange With Rev. Mr. Hall.—The eveninir ; us, in older to earn a livelihood. He should P. Al. train for Boston, arriving in the lat The Congregational church at West End, Port Rev. C. P. Nash will speak at Farwell x land, wes broken into Saturday night, and the of the Stomach, Bowels ami Liaer. They w His subject,—“ The Teacher’s Work—Its Respon described by us last week aud every body i hour id a half late Wednesday.__* ,je liberally patronized by dealers ivlier , for ter city early Sunday morning. Here the Ames Hall next Sunday afternoon upon “ The remains were escorted to the State House, Sunday school boxes, containing S25 or $30, do it. sibilities, Lights and Shadows,” was made fruitful that the work of decoration was a great credit to We learn that the Bodwell Granite Co. have just : he really deserves and needs He would be where they lay in state and were viewed stolen. Sold by all druggists for 50 cents a bottle, of many earnest thoughts. Life of Vice President Wilson and its Lessons.” the Post. The music was excellent and the dan I glad to receive orders from an direction, which discharged 100 cutters, ami sixty quarrymen.— by nearly 20,000 people on Suuday. The Journal ays that th e Reform Club of by mail on receipt of price. Tho session of Tuesday was opened by the read- The public are invited. cel’s enjoyed themselves till an early hour in the The Matiuicus packet iu coming into this harbor would be promptly filled ami which we ar inthrop, gave a levee to the citizens of Winthrop, On Mon^ugfn* funeral services occured ;mo4S* WTogi Jt C< Ruckkiud, Maine. i ng of a paper by B. R. Melcher, Principal Saco The Indies of the Methodist Society will hold morning. Owing to the large expenses,there was on Monday was struck by a violent squall and | would give satisfaction, in Represfflam es Ilal.l in the presence of the evenings oi November 21th and 25th? High School. In the consideration of his topic, a levee at their vestry on Thursday evening,as be not much pecuniary profit to the Post from the enty of the friends of Rev. B. S. Ar the State and city authorities and many rich was well recei •■I. The proceeds, clear of carried away her jib.—Mr. David Vose has taken j About I all expenditures, were about $100. «« The Present Plan of Study for Graded Schools,” fore announced. There will be a sale of useful aud entertainment, but it will have served to intro l very pleasant call the evening I other high ollicers* and distinguished per L vov’s K VTIIAIKON pre-v. nls ibe H air from falling the position of Clerk to M. W. Farwell, Esq, agent made him :wis Bean, Demoorat, was eleeted represeuta out or luniing gra>. renews its growth, and gives he urged that in the ideal or true method, the in* duce their organization more fully to the notice sons the remaining sp :w ^ « ig tilled to fancy articles and a liberal provision of refresh of Sanford Steamship Co., lately held by Mr. fore Than to the Legislature in Belfast, Monday, to till strength and vigor. It is delightfully pertunied, and ductive, should proceeed the deductive studies, •of their brother soldiers who have not joined it, as overflowing hv the waiting cjowd. Rev. J. makes a^plendi I dressing. It is the cheapest and most ments. Cushman.—Mr. I. A. Collins has returned to the .M. Manning, D. D.. d e lj^ H the address vacancy cause*! by the death of lion. William desirabl?’ ’’ Ha Tonic produced. Used by the well as to the public, and to show how thorougli dealing incidentally some hard blows at the ridic Mr. H. W. Bryant, of Lewiston, the well position formerly held by him in charge of Rail- J C a m d e n . md other Boston divine^Wok part in the Pitcher, Republican, by 20 majority, on a large B&Llyau ulously elaborate arithmetical analysis so common ly and successfully the Post can do a thing of this known temperance lecturer, will speak at Farwel road Wharf. Religious.— Union services were held on services. Alter these services the funeral in the lower schools and also at ranking. kind when they undertake it. procession was formed ami moved to < ,’ot- ire was discovered about one (.'clock Monday & Ames Hall, on Friday evening, under the Thanksgiving day at the Congregational church. A Sure Medicine.—“ L. F.” Atwood’s Bitters e Farm Station where the remains were i-uoon in Porter Brothers' large furniture, Prof. D. D. Patten, of Portland High School auspices of the Rockland Reform Club. Mr A little while ago Mr. James Manson fo Hurricane Island. goods, and clothing establishment in Sears- is a Potent Remedy, mild, harmless, but sm e in 1 by the Preaching by Rev. E. Bean, who gave a very in placed on the train for Natick. Flic train its operation, purifies the blood, restores the w a st then read a solid paper on “ School Hygiene,” South Windsor hired a man to work for him who [The following communication, . Tin- fire was confined to the m.-n’s ftirn Bryant is an earnest and interesting speaker, who nani. of tin- writer (whose integr eudilorsed t teresting discourse, closing with a beautiful arrived at Natick at 4 o’clock, where the ed energies, regulates all deranged functions, 1 too lat< department and was extinguishi-d by the en- Next C. F. Allen, D. D., President State College, always has something to say worth hearing, and gave the name of Abial Clark. On Monday by our regular eorrespoudunt) w;> gives new life ami vigor to the whole system. It publication last week, and we yield to tlit-n-qiii eulogy upon the life and character of our late and Gov. delivered the body to the Natick autho , but not before the entire stock of goods wa is unrivalled as a Liver Invigorator, and highly Orono, considered “ Practical Education ” in a we hope he will have a large audience. morning, when Mr. Manson arose, he found that fur a bearing. Eu.| lamented Vice President, Henry Wilson. rities, which was taken in charge by the G ’mined. L-h.* estimate.I at $5500; partly insured A. R. Post. Here the body of the Vice concentrated, is warranted to contain more Medi remarkably clear and forcible essay. R. Wood P. T. Barnum, the great Showman, deliv his hired man had disappeared ami that he had To Ihe Editor o f the Gazette. Last Sabbath Rev. Geo. H. Knowles preached a The fire is supposed to have caught from a stow President was committed to its last rest, on cal prupertirs in a 38 cent buttle than any other bury, Second Teacher in Farmington Normal ers his lecture on “ The World aud How to Live in taken with him a gold watch and chain, Dear Sir :—As the Opinion of v o u r city lias forcible ami interesting sermon on the characte The fiftieth anniversary of the marriage of Mr “ Invigorator” or “ Sarsaparilla ” sold for a dol Wednesday, with appropriate and impres and Mrs. Oliver Dow, of Buxton, which came 01 school, in the paper next in order, answered the watch, Mrs. Manson’s pocket book which contained made so many false statements about General influence ami results of the church, after which lar. I t ” in this city next Wednesday evening. The sive ceremonies. Thanksgiving day, was the occasion of a verj 820, an overcoat and some other articles of cloth Beware of Dangerous Imitations. See that it question, “ Why have we so many poor teachers?” tickets are now for sale at Spear’s. Tillson ami the men of Hurricane Island, I now Rev. W. 11. Crawford baptized four, who were re pleasant family gathering at his residence iu West One reason given was that many engaged to ing. City Marshal Farrington, of Augusta, was take the liberty to contradict it through the col bears the trade mark “ L F,” in red ink, large g T Ida May Haskell, a little orphan girl 10 ceived into full communion with the church by D o m estic. Buxton. The couple were tin- recipients of a teach are too young: and to prevent this he pro put on Clark's track, and ascertained that he had umns of your valuable journal. Heretofore I Mr. Knowles. t many beautiful presents from members of ettei-s, or you will be grossly imposed upon. 2b years of age, was sent to the Industrial School by Gov. Ingersoll has appointed ex-Gov. James E. the family and old friends. One feature <>i the posed that by school law persons under eighteen come to this city, and accordingly he telegraphed ooked on the writings in the Opinion concerning Judge Hall last week. Criminal.—It is always a painful duty for us l'dish as the successor of the late Senator jion which was thought to be qinte remarkable be declared unqualified to teach in our schools. City Marshal on Monday evening to look General Tillson ami this Island as unworthy of to record acts of crime, especially when our young Ferry. was the presence of tivg- generations *4the fam ly; Plvf.’s Dietet c Saleratus.—Universally ac We uudrstand that preparations are being Other reasons given were poor pay, lack of proper out for him. Our police were looking fur Clark notice, as I thought that the public would know people are the offenders. Much more to our taste The MethodisU estimate tlu-ir communicant and Dow's mother, an old lady in her ninety- knowledged the besl in use. Each pound bears tin made for a grand masquerade ball at Farwell & examination, the failure to secure special training. till 10 o’clock Monday night, but did not find him better than to believe that this paper’s utterances would it be to record the many deeds of kindness non-communicant membership in this country at third year, her daughter, grand-daughter's great E. None genuinejw it hunt. 1>2S Ames Hall, under the same popular management mid-daughter ami great-great grandson. J. M. Hawkes’s paper, on “ Drawing in the About noon on Tuesday, City Marshal Farring werejprompted by any other or better motive than for which our people have distinguished them eight millions—a quarter more than the Catholics as for the last two seasous. claim. Public Schools,” was well received. The teaeher ton, with his Deputy, arrived from Augusta and personal ill-will f its editor and publisher selves. At the last Baptist Quarterly Conference The freight train at Bryant s Pond, on the Y esterday’s M ail •ami Trunk, arrived on time Monday, and the The John Bird Engine Co., No. 5, is to the search was entered upon again. About two towards General Tillson. But recently I learned The coroner's jury iu the Pacific disaster find brought with him several designs, executed by bis held at this village, Mr. A. G. Hemingway, of lower switch being out o f o n le r, ran by the sta hold its anual levee and dance at Washington o’clock Clark was found at Oscar Colson’s shop by that the disaster was occasioned by the improper pupils in the Pembroke High School, that were that many of the public take some stock in its West Camden, had a fine buffalo robe stolen. steering of the Orpheus, that the watch on the tion to back on to the siding. Tin* usual signal for bronchitis and nsthnni: very creditable and elicited much praise. Hall, head of Middle street, on Wednesday eve Deputy Marshal Ingalls and the Augusta Deputy attacks upon aud raisrcpresentatioiB of General Since that time he has beenjiu search of it and Pacific was insufficient, that her passengers wer the passenger train to stop was displayed und a dozen Ointment and one flagman sent on in advance. The wind was blow o f Uununbis In d ies. Win-! [r. J . W . I-’isln i- brought The meeting of the afternoon was opend by A. ning, the 15th inst. This company always gets up and arrested. He denied the charge made against Tillson. Consequently I deem it my duty to con quite recently it was found in the possession of a too many, that the crew was undisciplined, and u. I found her in the in- that the captain ofthe Orpheus sailed away with ing like a young hurricane, and the snow flying Consumption. Then it F. Richardson,of Bridgton High School. His pa a pleasant and successful levee and that of this year him, but upon his being searched the gold watch tradict the hypocritical blackguard square .in the young man in Camden. For his own and his out ascertaining the damage. so that it was impossible to see anything. The trial of Indian Hemp, per, on “ School Discipline,” claimed character, will doubtless be second in attractiveness to none was found in one of his boots and the silver watch face. The Opinion has said a good deal about mother's sake, we withhold his name, but it may consequence was that the driver ofthe down train id f..r the edit William B. Astor was buried Saturday. The excels every thing of its kind I t sterling character, as the real agent of success in which has preceded it. in his vest pocket. The overcoat he had sold at voters being intimidated by General Tillson to sometime be due to the public to give it. The did not see the signal nor the signalman in season 'raternally youre, remains were encased in a solid mahogany coffiu, to prevent a collision. The engine ot :he passen The concert of the Orpheus Club, this eve Washington Mills. lie was taken in charge by vote the Republican ticket, founded upon the 1*. A. SlFFOKD, M. D. school work. The next essay “ Juvenile Reading young man was arrested last Monday and the covered with rich purple velvet, and a richy ger train was disabled, and the engine of the E, Rowan. N. C. and Duty of the Schools regarding it,” was con ning,promises to be an excellent and enjoyable en City Marshal Farrington who left immediately misstatements of one or two men that were made matter settled before trial. The value ofthe prop mounted silver plate on the lid bearing the name freight train was somewhat used up. remedy speaks for itself. One bottle with him for Augusta. Clark was arrested here 1 date of birth and death ofthe i leceased. The most Skeptical. Ask vour druggist to sidered by many the best paper thus far offered. tertainment,and we trust the Club will be greeted the editor’s and publisher's dupes aud thus repre erty . takeu, made the act a State prison offense, A school house in Waterville was unroofed by p e r hottie, o r three h-.tths for $6.Co. floral offerings were very beautiful. The inte To reproduce it in outline of salient points were a by a full house. The vocal part of the entertain some time since for stealing a coat, but settled the sented Gen. Tillson as having said many tilings and should these thefts be coutinued.*nothing can the wind, Monday. Two schools were in session lent $1.25 each. rneut was in Trinity Cemetery. in the building, but nobody was seriously injured. im ported remedies we do not commis pleasure, but a task too long to be attempted here. ment by several young ladies of the Fletcher Club matter in some way. lie will now doubtless get that he did not say. I was present at Gen. Till save the young man from a term in that institu will make co/»A agents everywhere, a term in the State Prison. . _ r. Tobey declines the positiou of Commissioner The Lewiston Journal thiuks that if the Grand dress, CRADDOCK & CO.. Prof. M. C. Feruald, Orono, subject, “ Relation will be a very attractive addition to the pro son’s speech Sept. 10th, in Hurricane Hall, and tion. of Indian Affairs, on account of the pressure of 1032 Race S treet, Trunk should marry the Eastern railroad, the Philadelphia, Pa. of Education to Labor,” —A. IL Kelly, Belfast gramme, while Mr. Damm’s flute solos are said to 5 ^ ^ The Redpath English Opera Company heaixl every word that he uttered on that occa Suddex Death.—On Monday afternoon, about private duties. Maine Central and the Boston ami Maine would High School, subject, “ Relation of Teachers to be very fine. See programmes. rendered Flotow’s opera of “ The Spectre ” to an sion, aud I did not understand by it that any -5 o’clock, Mrs. John Whitmore was stricken with The Pacific Mail Company have discontinused join hands before long. person would be discharged for voting as his con apoplexy and died about 9 o'clock the same eve their suits against several of the Washington Employers,” and D. L. Smith, Principal Johnson Thanksgiving services were held at the audience of about three hundred, at Farwell & Five.thousand three hundred and twenty-four CAUTION. lobby who received money from Irwin. acres of public lauds in Aroostook ami Franklin School, Topsham, subject, “ Qualification *of Methodist Church last Thursday, at 10 1-2 o’clock Ames Hall, on Monday evening. The company science would dictate. I understood from his ning Mrs. Whitmore had been apparantly well Schooner Speaker, of and for 1 ork, at anchor counties were sol*I in Bangor yesterday by the Dr. G. Edgar Lothrop, who advertises a medi Teachers,” all presented thoughtful and instruc acquitted themselves with credit and deserved a words that he wished us to vote for our own in up to this time. A. M. A large congregation was present. Rev. near Thatcher’s Island, parted her cable and Laud Agent. The prices ranged from 10 to 50 cine calk-tl “ Cordial Balm of Syricum and Tonic larger audienc, but scarcely any entertainment terests, as that was the rule now, and that our in Severe.—Monday morning last was warm with went ashore during the gale Monday afternoon. tive essays. C. E. Libby, of Thomaston, preached the sermon, cents an acre. Pills,” and P. W. Conner, who advertises the But the best, held in reserve, was now brought can draw a full house this season. The company terests were with the non-inflationists or hard- a light snow on the ground. About 3 P. M. it The crew were saved. The schooner will probably taking as his text Psalms 117: 1, 2, “ O, praise Two Biddeford youngsters want* 1 to m any the “ Diamond Rheumatic C ure” —both hailing from is the same as last year, with the exception of the money party. began to grow cold with a westerly wind, which be a total loss. forward by Rev. Thos. Hill, D. D., Portland. His the Lord, all ye natioas ; praise him, all ye people; same girl, and to save trouble agreed to raflic for 143 Court street, Boston—have broken advertising subject, “ Natural History in Primary Schools,” substitution of Miss Abbie R. Clarke for Mrs. I, Mr. Editor, voted the straight Democratic continued to-blow hard all night. Tuesday morning There is a rumored movement on the part of her. The proposer of this ingenious expedient got for his merciful kindness is great unto us.” The the Grand Trunk railroad to get control of the contracts with us, by neglecting stipulated pay was treated in a masterly, though slightly in Flora E. Barry, the contralto. Miss Clarke, who ticket on Hurricane Island,Bept. 13th, aud I don’t showed tliiik frostdl windows, frozen house-plants, 12 to 15 for the other fellow. discourse was an earnest,able aud interesting one. Eastern, and make Boston the virtual terminus of ments, and refusing lo wake any answer to our formal manner. The idea that Natural History in has appeared here in concerts, has a pleasant voice know that’it has lessened me in Gen. Tillson’s esti a heavy vapor in the harbor, aud the thermometer The John Somes, a fishing schooner, owned in Rev’s. W. H. Yeoman and E. B. Haskell assisted the former. ' repeated- requests lor payment or explanation its various subdivisions, taught by the teacher with and is a good vocalist, but lacks grace and ease as mation. So, Mr. Editor, I am one of those four 10 degress below zero. Portland, ami commanded by (.’apt. Janies F. in the services. Win, Line, the Mt. Washington signal operator, Gott, sailed from that port Monday morning for therefore think it just to caution the press no intervention of text book, should have a place an actress. Mr. Clarke, the tenor, has improved that voted the straight Democratic ticket here at P ublic.—Mechanics T. of II. held a meeting at At a special meeting of the Sumner Club ho was thought to have perished in the storm Eastport, witti a very fresh breeze. When off against these persons, as swindlers, and to warn in the lower schools, though recognized by the best much in his acting since his appearance last sea the State election, and I say before the world aud their hall, last Tuesday evening, the exercises be .a Tuesday night of last week, in ascending the Mouse Island a squall struck her, and she was (colored), last Wednesday evening, called for the the public against buying the medicines they ad instructors, seems slow in gaining a place in the son as “ Lionel.” Miss Nickels aquitted herself the great Jehovah, that I Jjelieve that there was ing made interesting by music and short speeches mountain, has been found to be safe, although he immediately capsized and sunk. (’apt. Gott and purpose of taking action upon the death of Vice vertise. VOSE & PORTER. to the satisfaction of the audience aud received intimidation whatever used on that occasion. by members and others. All seemed to enjoy the narrowly escaped being frozen. one sailor, name not known, were drowned, aud general mind. President Wilson, the following resolution was the remainder ofthe erew, three in number, were A. P. Marble, Supt. of Schools of Worcester, generous applause. Her impersonation of the As I understand it, Gen. Tillson was requested by occasion and felt that the eause of temperance The depredations of Mexican raiders and rob adopted: bers in Texas is much greater than is generally saved, (’ap t Gott was about thirty-live years of Nature’s Balsam for all Cnm plaints of the charming yonng widow was admirable. Mr. Pay- a number of voters to give his opinion on the pen is aJvanced. age, ami leaves a widow ami four children. The lungs, the throat, and the bronchial tubes, is “ Hale’s Mass., pleaded the claims of the Centennial upon “ Resolved, That we, the members ofthe Charles supposed. They keen the frontier iu a constant ding political issues, aud he did so iq a just and All Sorts.—For several days our walks have essel is owned by Messrs E. H. Chase & Co., the Honey of Horebound and Tar.” Coughs aud colds our school forces. This paper closed the work of Sumner Club, of Rockland, will wear, as a re son, the baritone, has a powerful and musical state of alarm, are o«utinually driving away the misli as if by magic under its soothing, healing opera- captain and others of this city, and is insured in mark of respect for the late Vice President, Henry voiee, and is a good actor, but lacks something in gentlemanly manner. been unavoidably slippery, in consequence of settlers’ cattle, aud plundering aud murdering as m . Sold by all L>ruggists. Tuesday. the Portland Mutual Fishing Association. Pike’s Toothache Drops cure in 1 miuute. Wilson, a badge of mourning for thirty days.” opportunity offers. It is estimated by a cui respon_ ^ O n Wednesday, being obliged to leave the city, distinctness of enunciation. Furthermore, I believe that General Tillson is ■ which some have suddenly sat down in their Established 1855. T. A. Wextwobtu, Whole D E A T II s sale and Retail dealer in Hats, Caps, Furs, IF FATHERS! Shoes, Rubbers, Gent’s Furnishing Goods, Um SPECIAL brellas, Canes, Sc. 248 Main St. Rockland Me a u ? i Iho P. T. A full line of all the latest styles constantly it M OTHERS!! THE KING OF SHOWMEN, H stock, an l for sale as cheap as th^heapest. it k'.tiing PHRISTTAS i i TEIR’O 11 Will deliver Ii Ih tninotus leotui*er
M any in ,<>uuds an- found in the m arket, elaiinimr r from the little tar they contain. The In this city. N ov. 2’ith. Evelyn M.. B a r g a i n s t j i b healing po children !!!, W orlil& Howto t o in it .. . ..f Portland. Me., are th e sole proprie- late George and Susan F. B ow lin. aged Forest Tai —AT— 13 Union Block. u COTTS I 0 invention t.v which the active principles and 10 days. DON-T YOU FOltGET THAT In I hoiiiaMon. N< Mires. Ib is article o f /o o v t: Jesse W. Peabody, ....AT.... F A R W E L L 8c AMES HALL, mis under the appropriate i davtf. fCorrected, j r the Lungs, Catarrh. Kidm-; an.I di sea ••lore*! T J. E. ROBINSON W ednesdayEv’gDec.8. ThOUltlStON i the subjd In St. (; 28th, Jabez llobper, aged 37 A T T H E T. A, W entworlh’s Grand Orulicwtml Concert, 7 1-2 o’clock by the SPECIAL NOTICES iid’bvd?. BLOOD & HIX, In Thonii 'ov. 2-'.tli, Ida Louise, daughter of •w D a y s. Frank P.. s< i K. O’Brien, aged 7 mos.. ? day*. CITY DRUG STORE, ORPHEUS CLUB comprising the following selections ; Special Announcement In ■as"'''.':1,.Cmndi X 'l 29th. Sally C. wile of John whit- O vert uri-. "Call-file Bagdad." Boiddiett < 2 8 0 main street 2 8 0 H. C. LEVENSALER, M. D., W altz. “ Heart ami Hand.” Faust . March. THOMASTON. MAINE. Whole number of interments sup “ Prussian Guards.” Men’s Undershirts mid Drawers, O verture. ■* B am litenstresche.” iSupjd Invite llie attention of iloi.iiiAV l’wtriiAsi.its lo tlieir full, rich, ami elegant stock of Devotes his Htten’h)” »o the PRACTICE of MEDI* i the m outh o f N ovem ber is 13. five important <’. V. K. BO Y N T O N . < oooil, suitable for Christmas an . w Year’ Gifts, nuikino the largest ami most ele CINE and SURGERY. . Muin Men’s Fur W risted Gloves. ADMISSION, (wiili r.wi-vi-1 -,-.iis), g o ct S- ” IT" Kesldetice and «'dice. I.evellsahr Bhn k Minn ! .. 4*«cSale of Tickets will commence on MONDAY to the . a l l i e s ! gant ami seasomihleilisplav o f ..hCalf Boot*. $3.50. stock Paper Hangings. D E A L E R S IN OH, MY STOMACH ! MY STOMACH ! S a J e d . Men’s s. wed Calf Box 1oe Boots. $4.50. Set with Diamonds, Emeralds, Pearls, Amethysts Tl.i. le lb.-. ai-tailt cry of llu .ii.au .]. o f l» -.r in .rtal. Sid 2dtll, sell J It Bodw ell, W allace. Bill, hill: ’-’Mil. REPELLANTS who*<- pains, Buffering and distress have batlied alike lit. Bird, Blackii.glon, N Y : <’ L Hix. Hix. do: Hud Men’- wed Cult Plan. I’oe Boots, $4.50. FLOUR. GRAIN. FEED, 111, .k ill ,'f pliy.i. iall. and Ha- p .a .c r u f in. di, in. and other Precious Stones. on. Post. Salem: 2»Uh. Leading Star, Wallace, lishiug: $4.50 And .1111 tlav ..ill ..Ilf.rand cry unl.l they Hud ll.c <’ B Jones. Snow. NY ; D«e l.-t, l.contine, Titus, Vi- Men’**Cable W ii- pew.- box toe Boot-. A T remedy Ui.il line ila- inherent pawer lu cure. Iliad nalhaveii: I S Rev culler J C Dobbin. Abbey, erui- $3.75. GeeC. Pork, Lard, some of the symptoms which afflict}’ Men’s 1 !-.|. W if. - W. (,'alf Boots. life a burden, Men’s W aterproof t 'alf G rea tly a >■ in the Stomach after eating, Spitting up the I ’ h iin m ill Roman Gold, Coral and II ...lu. $4..»o. w. COODS, GROCERIES, &c. Food. Fo...l Souring in the Stomach. Sour Stomach, NOTICE TO MARINERS. aiMONTON tsiekuc-sat tin- Stomach. Belching of Wind. \ omit.ng Men’s t Kip Boots. $4.5U. vi di-ii-s* at't.r eating. Putrid the Mouth, W ashington. D <’. Nov 24.— A m-w light-ship will Heartburn, brash, Heat id l, Irons of A p - moi l.«. pluccd on the dangerous reef known as the W omen - ' I.aee ami (’ontrress SHIP STORES FURNISHED. R educed ‘ liens and C hickens," in Yin* yard Sound, Mass. 'The petite, Confusion ol the Head, Giddiness, dull l*a— S I. 15. in the 11« ad. C onstipation, g reat t'ostivelieWb, I Aetiuti ship i- one of the two light ships authorize I by act- o Stone Cameo Sets, ,r mthe«v Bowels. Heat*_ ___ 8 in the Head, had ta-te ls73 ami 1874, am i for the coii-u- u.-tioii o f which $l(Hl.- .utton Boot-. * the Mouth. Sick Headache, Aeldlig Pain- and Lame- •HJJ was appropriated. One of them has recently been W orn Corner Main & Winter Sis., P rices $2.00. BROTHERS of the Ba. k, Small of the Back feeling as if placed on Pollock IL . f. Tlie ships are strong! Women's 1>. Sole Kid !•’ >x Button Boots. great Weakness and IJestlessiies . Constant larger than any h.-retofo built. Each i* supplied . sa. Heaviues-, Fullness and Throbbing of the with a steaming whittle so p.powerful that it can 1»«- Boy> Cable W ire Sew e Call’ Boots. $3.00. li( X ’KLA N I), XIE. TO ( LOSE THEM OUT. BAND AND SEAL RINGS, In-aid ten miles, ami it is expe. d these ships will be •welling at the pit of the Stomach. Palpit itioll Y outh's ( 'able W ire Sew ed Calf Boots. $2.00 51 ll.art, Gutting. Tearing and Burning y the 'I'heue goods are of this a nson’s purchaser and em , Gougii with constant tickling in the '1 brunt Youth'.- I). Sole and Tt ). Kip Boot-. ( ’opp« Will Open This Day brace a great variety of fabrics w ith pain in the Side. Bad (’ough, Constant Cough M E M O K A N D A . ln.rtnes- ..I' B reath. H oarseness, R oughness ami Enquire un your Customers! NECK AND VEST CHAIINS, ■s- of the Throat. < oiistant Hawking ot Moeoli' Brig Ali. c Starrett, 305 toils, built at Rockland, No belter In all of the Desirable amt putt nth, sad and • el n.dloly I860. lately hailing from Halifax. NS. has been sold ; F luid ~ (’u p per T ip Kid Boots. U .2 ’, r or whole- Stettin. sale dealer n the pre-, nt time (hai ilal sithscrip- - laugu hick Boots. $2.50. Seasonable Shades. Dysp. p-i.i. Pile! Boy’s 11. sob* ami T ap 15,000 YDS. EXTRA h uud a dormant :.ml dis. tach. DISASTERS. THE MERCAN TILE AGENCY Lockets, Seals, Charms,&c • els and Liver. Ami now you ask Sell FI ri la. Thompson, from N Y Io; AM) KEFEKEXC'K BOOK. LADIES should examine our ••WIIEKK IS THE REMEDY’ i for So miastoii, in heating up River Worn n’s A atraran M ulh, S-..IHI. i point of rock-. She came QUALITY YARD WIDE EDWARD RUSSELL & GO., stock before making purchases We invite Special Attention to our unusually full and elegant stock of leaking 1,01 ...... •n’s A strae n Buns $2.00. Boston, Portluiiil and Woi-cesler. I Sell A I'egliania, B ryant, wliicii sailed Nov. 2titli, elsewhere as we shall sell these WIoGIN S PELLETS •n's Alasktt Mink Murl- $2.50. ) Boston, put back the -ame dav with oss of mainsa W orn Established A. D. 184 The oldest and largest Me Hid repel the •m r .a, :i- s A ,i.u,. M p ir,i from New Y o rk.and < goods without reserve and W ont ■n’s Alaska M $2.50. COTTON, cautik* Agency in the world S ixty live other otliees i SOLID SILVER N vbP. horn St. John. N B. both arrived at i utisociatiou. Full reports ' over GOO.OOO busine: , and your d i e t m .1 lai { nd reported having lice W orn •n's I m t. F u r 5 $ 1.50. in ccr,-y p a r t i . a . «/«,/ 1'anm ln! Ne joy. gladness ami pr.i WIGG1N S Pi 1.1.UTS s AND 75 ets. Refer c Book will be is, d 1st of Ja n u ary . ,prepared by i Itt M i-e ' Intt. Fur Sea. ,;u< 7 Ot-S. 'The collection of <>■ r-(lu c c la im a spe<-i i.e.1 slight dam age White Fur C:q - 50 CD. department. Regardless of Cost. W I G G I N < <>.. Child Semi to either of above- PLATED WARE, Child- White Fur Boa Muff,: ‘HI ets. Which is the best Cotton for the money DOMESTIC PORTS. We arc now prepared to show a splendid line of ROCKLAND. MAINE. Men and Boys’ Caps. 2-» * i>. «‘Yer olleretl in Rockland. Tor sale by all druggists for 50 cents a bottle, or sent BOSTON—Ar 2Sth, »-ch Kentucky, Spalding, Rock einhracing the Latest and Most Beautiful Patterns of everything desirable in thia line, HV mail on receipt of tlie price laud. VINEYARD II AYEN-SId 26th.sells Thomas Hix. I ’ < I ! from Full 'fable Sets to the smallest and daintiest articles. We have J, W. P el-kills A Co., Portland, Me. Silas M Loon. T Wholesal and Retail, si also a rich a s s o r t m e n t of Ar 2s. sch Farragut. Hart, fin St George, for NY. R o b in h o t City Drug Store. BEAVER CLOAKINGS, GENERAL AGENTS. NEW YORK —Ar 24th. barque Ephraim Williams,! AGo k ln n J, Nov. 11, is ; I. Keene, Di x Island: M-lm W illiam s rarw el1, Gregory, The above are all custom VinalhaveH; E Ar.-ular.us, Lord, Rockland. FINE MANTEE CLOCKS, Ar 26th. barque W A Farnsworth. Patten. Liver- 12,000 YARDS W orsted tGoods, T. A. WEIS W0HT1L AND Ar 27th, Manslield, Achorn, Fall Kiv. r; Arctic, Real, Rockland. ill M ARBLE, GILT and BKOSZE, , EDGARTON—Ar 28. schs Ilium iv Hix, Hall. N Y 243 Main S i., Rockland, Me. Finest Quality W IGGIN k«,t oss! • Jameson, do for NY Bedabedec, I.l Jo for Ne U n d e r Including Statuettes and other elegant and tasteful patterns. We have also a full i8 m ain str ep: r, I Bedford. s»( y l< ‘s< <>!’ “■ B lo x S i f s i - stock of GOLD PENS of the best manufacture with C ases am i H o lder s it k I a n <1 , M c N E W t > It L E A N S—A r 24 th, sli R eed, W al- at 6 1-4 Cents. in every style. Also an elegant assortment of SAVANNAH-C!d 24th, barque Lizzie, (ionoi’y" at As these are a Job Lot. they .will proba F l a n n e l s OPgRA GLASSES, SPECTACLES AND E. R. SPEAR & CO.’S. 1bly not last lonpr, as w e are sellin g them We oiler our entire stock of W u ru rry :l large -lock o f lim e goiele :lll,l have s une A Y AN .N A II—A r 27th, h Aluioii B ird. Drinkvvii PURE NATIVE WINES, I te r. W ood’s Hole. « less than the regular wholesale price. ■|i,,iul BAKUAIXS mit to lu- f.nin.l elsew here in ri d e k b e r b y , SHIELDSP.oRO.MHS— Ar Wth Ii N ellie Bow ers, EYE GLASSES, GOLD HEADED l l lilt ANT, j Stackpole. Matanzas. Cook Stoves, We <-iit our W aterproofs anil Circulars G ltA P E . PORT AND EUEE OK CHARGE. Samples sent to CANES, etc., etc., BLACK KERRY. FOREIGN. fS_’ For Colds, Coughs, any address. tar 1 ai tor sale bv Cld lath 1. B Gillchrist. Watt'-, N Orb-alls. Cooking Ranges, And a varie.ty of all other goods usually kept in a tirst-chiss store in our trade. M. T IB B E T T S . Shi from Matanzas ll’tli sch S M Bird, Merrill, Ha 3 Croup, o z . All our Cloaks are rut by a lirst-elass cn OC 3 0 1 3 Cutter, without expense to the purchaser. WATCH IiKPAIRINM A\I» Off the S kerries .9tii, Mai th I McNeil, from Liver ASTIDIA. ENGKaViNO pool for Key We-t. Parlor. z > - liltOM llili receive special attention and will ha done in the best manner. DOWNES. Shi fm B tirryport l i t , Ell M W atts, Watts. Ha- 5 ° ° 'ardiff Nov 24. brig 11 W Messer, Hewitt, Office, W. E. VTNAL. PRICES LOW TO SUIT THE TIMES.3 < i in Kimball Block. Wlinopiug Cough. Ladies’ Undershirts At Pabelloiiu de Pica Oct( b t 16, sh ip Loretto F ish, Car- ° 3 E 'Jiesiilelieeon Hcecli fSIceel >ev. Idg. S? PRICE FIFTY CENTS. ! Cabin A Store Stoves, BLOOD & HIX, R ockland. A ug. 12. 1875. At Lobos lblli, ship St Janies, Il.-nde ttS S5- Prepared oulv h-. 9PO "iVrein ^Hrx’oo’t, lioolxlcuxCl. A ra l H avana Nov 25, brig AdcT M e l, nt 3 - 0 f t s . e a c h , in Otago, Thorndike, uuc. e a W IC C IN & R a» greatly reduced rales f.»r the next F. C. FOOTE, sliip N ancy Pendleton, M ar j 218 Main S t.. R ockland. Me. . i Ila* just received another large invoice of Which are warranted etjual to the quality Ar at Liverpool Nov : ship D B Metcalf, Kuudkcu, SSIX/FA’ !>A X S. HUM AN IIA IU . y , l l k V , usually sold a GO Cents. . ^ illijnee-^.sofoRD steamship co. Direct ti»2ii Europe, which she offers to tlie ladies of ! in order to clo>‘e out the present stock, which vva* jL>. klany and v ieinitv at the I.OWEbT MARKET slightly damaged by water on the 4th wist. J o s ® b oat » s U IfB - S P O K E N . I I till IP I HOM Work ut *11 kinds dona to order. Please give her a. S, h.u 30 W . sli p Sat (’all and examine tin- best line of above goods ever S h. r F k es ii St l i S A I J SUCCESSOR TO Pit. F. 10,000 YARDS! tcsj~ W ork done to o rd e r iu a .«atiitfMctory m anner. j Plume call before giving your ordera. 4 FARM ii E. E. BITKLANB, longing . A. Fal. s. de.-. as. HARD TIM ES. North Com er Main X’ Lime Rock 8t»., Apply lo S h aw ls, 3m«»43 lUpHtairie? ' Civil and Consulting Engineer, JOHN LOVEJOY. A.lin’r, Superior Quality R ockland. I Ice. 1. 1875. D ruggist! Apothecary Laud Surveyor and Couveyaucer. J.C.LiBBY & SONS C loaks, X >rr K ’l 2 . DR, JOSEPH 11. ESTAHROOK h:o« returned from City Engineers Office Pillsbury Block, opposite Lime Rock National Bank, iiis visit West, uml propose.* to oeeiipy his old stand, in Thorndike Hotel, Rockland, Me. lt» r |AHE Animal Meeting «>f the Siueklio'ders of the FDR THE PRESENT LDC VI ED AT connection with liis koi., GEORGE C. ESTABROOK. City Hung Store. 49 INCH COTTON W oolens, M. D . 1 Lime Rock National Bank will he held at their All culls promptly answered hv one or the other, day' Banking Room, in the City of Rockluud, on Tuesday, Ja n u a ry 11 187‘J, at 2 o'clock P. M., for the choice o f a STR. CAMBRIDGE DR. J. STEVEK3 board of Directors for the ensuing year, ami for the ar 8 Cents. 220 MAIN ST. transaction of such other husiiiess a.~ may legally come CAPT. J. P. JOHNSON. Has removed his Hou3e and before them. Per < )rder. Rockland, Nov. IS, 187. Carpetings, * For Col 's. 'W ill leave Winterport every MONDAY and THURH- G. W. Berry. Cashier. No. 282, Main St. DAY.at 11 o’clock, A. M., for Boatou, arriving at O ffic e R ockland Dee. I, 1875. 4vv 2 C oughs, (Ji'oup. Rockland about 5 o’eloek, 1’. M. A s t h m a , Returning, will leave Boston for W in te rp o rt and ZISTZEW C u rta in s , intermediate landing,) on the Bay ami River, every To Second House on Winter St., 'i Itesu arc oi»\v a few o f o f the B argains B roncliil is. •to the right; the J. Spear house, so called, where In- ItockLind National Bank. ? PS TUESDAY ami FRIDAY aflerm on, at 5 o’clock, ar to he found at our store. All goods dcliv- riving at Rockland every Wednesday and Saturday will be happy to see Ills old friends smi patrons, and ickht.ldcr- of the Rocl : morning about 5 o’eloek. eonneetimr at Bm kspiW uitu ae many new ones a." may choose to give him a call. ere,, CROMITI.V a,,,. FREE of expense T rchy notified that thcii PARTIES WISHING I’D It HOUSC Feathers, & c. o C© Whooping Cough. J tin* Railroad fo«- Bangor. O l’KK’i: JIIOUHS heir Banking Rooms u to any pari of the city. at lo ..’clock A. M : to o — F A R E : Positive, from 1 *, to 4 *, ami irom 7 to U, 1*. M? other biisiiitss that AXII PRiCE 50 CENTS. From Rockland to Boston...... $2.00 Ju ly 22,.1873. 32 Pure and Unadulterated SIMONTON BROS. Prepared only bv From Rockland to Lowell...... 3.15 G. IJGWE WIGlil GROCERY STORE. N. B. No extra hazardous freight taken. All freight Rockland. Nov. 30th, 1*75. i Rockluud, N..v ’ WIGGIN A ROSE, must he accompanied by Bill of Lading iu duplicate. -A.. ZMZ. A .T T ST H ST . I h«- S< mi-annual Dividend wih bi* pa Dress Goods ’’JIS M ain JSt. M. W. FARWELL. Agent. after January 3d, la7<». 3m51 RO C K LA N D . Agent’s Office, No. 2, Atlantic Block,(up stairs;. R ockland, D ecem ber 2, 1875. 52 J. H . F L I N T We have just opened a large DEZ’JTSST. and W inter X X J T K I ’ Having completed his New Brick Store, OFFK’EGVEU T. A. WENTWORTH’S STORE, NO. 371* M AIN STREET B o ttle < ■ veen. H1J1 ti l Y ItU O O K . M' ami tilled it with an entin ly fresh and carefully seh c. lion in educational branchc' S4eal B i’ovvu, Dentistry in all its branched promptly attended to on Park Street. trd stock of goods, is prepared to supply his AS USUAL! : : : : AS USUAL! »t R E A SO N A B L E P R IC E S . R ockland, Dec. 2, 1875. Christmas Gifts! fellow eitizens with the choicest 49* Teeth extracted without pain, by the use of All the popular PATENT MEDICINES TVavy B lue, day, constantly on band. IN GKE I VARIETY BI am , Ace. tS<*I».ool Ai<»(i«.<‘ Physician’s Presetiptione tilled will) ACCURACY Fresh and Corned Beei and DESPATCH. Mutton, Lsinib, Pock, Veal, l’qultry E. R. SPEAR k C O ., T mence MONDAY. December 13th, and continue and Game, together with the Benj. Williams. 2d, !YI. D ■ , teii or more weeks. Principal. J. .. j i .m i. T h e i -wt n -w-i xv-wt- I School Committee Rooms will be open Friday tk best Vegetables sinil PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, n-u. «...i Mo„.h,} u..-m h nm ..f..r u, purpose of Country Produce. furnishing passes to tbuee desiring to attend. OOK’S PAIN SPECIFIC. FOR RHEUM \ s a & w » s OFFICE t.v Itl-.KR^ BLOCK, I ) 1! ALSO, A FULL LINE OF A_i-e M aking a Grrancl TYLER, Sec’, . < 'oi and all sorts ol External Pains. Immedia r in its n Si.lliiiB I XVSVAI.I.Y LOW this Season. corner Mam ami Lime Rock *ireets. Residence > tion, ami infallible in its ejects. Pill' E • ) C E N T S. Main St., South I ud. nearly uppos.te Florence St. Rockland. Dec STARE. 50 A T C IT Y DRUG We have Cnickeriug & Sou's, Bourne's, FAMILY GROCERIES and all articles usually kepi in a D i s p l a y o f > H YS11 IA .\ S’ PR ES( ’KI P I’I()NS COM PDI N li and Emerson's, Pianos. 3. H. BO Y hi/rox, M. ID., ed with uecuraev and despatch, at Mason & Hamlin, George Wood’s and Tnylor First ( !lass G-roeery and WHY WILL YOU 50 C ITY DRUG S T O R E . A- Farley’s Organs, und a Good Variety HOMEOPATHIC of Mclodeons for sale LOW Provision Store. CI.INTOCK’S COUGH STOPPER IS AN for vasli or credit.. Xfcjj-All o f the above will be sold a', tin* L O W E S T M EASY’ TERMS BY INSTALMENTS. LIVING RATES, and he cordially invit-s his friends CLOAKS! Physician and Surgeon, Expose Yourself and the public to give him a call and examine his goods The times demand the best instruments at and prices. Christmas Presents! 287 Alain Street, CITY DRUG STORE. thi’ very LO W E S T p r ic i^s, and We have just added to our stock a full assortment of o these BLASTING W INDS, when yon can get : Cloaks, ready-made, and matt rial of all kinds to n o ROCKLAND, ME. 371 Main Street. ttfacture them. THE BEST LINE 278 MAIN STREET R ockland, Oct. 1875. 49 TIIE LAltGEST STOCK OF 50 CITY DRUG STORE. is a safe place to make your putchascs. Win. H. Kittredge & Co,, We have an excellent assortment of Violins, Gubars, Banjos, French and German Aecordcons, Flutiiius, LUNG PROTECTOR >11 AEON’S W OR M W O O D C O R D IA L 'I ONIC . liruggista & Apotheeariaa Y t'oneerlinas,’1’amhorines, Flutes, Fifes, Drums, I for Weak and Disordered Sto.nucha. Excelleti etc. Also, Instruction Books for all of the sPEiiiijiiiiiaixs und Dealers In A T T H E in Bilious Ditliculties, Jaundice, Loss of Appetite, etc HOLIDAY GOODS f.t VE> V H KDICIXE8. PR IC E 60 C E? above Instruments, Singing Books, WOOLENS! S hot Music, Piaim Covers NG. 3, SPEAR, BLOCK, TTY DRUG STORE. (of various kinds) EVER SHOWN IN THE CITY. ROCKLAND, ME. CITY DRUG STORE. and Stools. tS7«. G -o lc I A V a t c h . e s , . ber’s Itch, Pimples, and Eruj.tii of all sorts. PRICE Reticules, B askets, Porteinouaaies, Pocket Books, CASSIMERES. F r o m 7 5 e l .«. t o $ 2 . 0 0 . 50 C E N T S, at Pocket Knives, Vases, New Styles Initial Station 50 CITY DRUG TORE. ery, Writing Desks, Picture" Frames, Dolls, Chains, Jew elry, B I 11 T II S. lies, Photograph and Autograph Al- For Conghs, Golds Croup, B and Silver AV"are 3 Doors South of the Thorndike Hotel. a guarantee o f au th en ticity .J I BEYOND DESCRim oN. the name of the sendet ENNEDY’S LUNG BALSAM. AN ESPECIAL Cni'iieiiiigS «) OC Asthma, Brorchitis, remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Hoarse AUBERT SMITH. Pottle <6 Knight >- AM) Kin ss. It is very pleasant in its taste, and sure in it In this city, Nov, 26th, to the wife of Dr. J. Stevens z operations. At We received this morning a number of new Patterns, Everything New in Pictures. which we shall sell at the same Low Prices of the B In Lincolnville, N ov. 24tli, to the wif.- of C apt. Ja m es co 50 CITY DRUG STORE. Having just purchased a o Whoopiug Cough, season. C. Witherspoon of North Haven, a daughter, (Luuetta 0 3; P R I C E 5<> C’E N T H . IN DRUGS OR MEDI large lot of Woolen Cloths Parian Statuettes in Abundance. r ranees.) In this city, Nov. 21st, to the wife of Frank Spear, a £ C9 CITY DRUG STORE. at a great bargain, offer 8°In this tity, Nov. 29th, ^o the wife of W . Ligln a son. Prepared only by Gift Books by Thousands. 33 IL COOK’S TOOTHACHE AND AGUE CURE, sp ecial inducements to WICCIN & ROSE, plcteil arrangements wit’ll the well known NATION REMNANTS, &c. 218 Main S treet, Sure cure for Toothache, etc. PRICE 25 CENTS. I) , AT i ITY DRUG STORE. AL PU B LISHIN G CO., of Philadelphia, to solicit purchasers, and solicit an C3 3in54 ROC H LA ND, MK. orders in Knox County, for their Remnants of unbleached Cotton, Photograph Albums MARRIAGES. examination of tlieir goods in length from 1 to 20 yds...... (5 1-2 cts. Remnants of Oil Cloths,...... 35 X- 40 ets. II CENTENNIAL HISTORY and prices. Iieni nan In Tapestry Carpets, In Autograph Albums, h this city, Nov. 27th, by Rev. Jos. Kalloch,-Mr. J. P. C O W LES, M. D., CITY DRUG STORE. length from 1 to 3 yds., (good Isuju. Thorndike, of Thomaston mid Miss Eltezera Physician dk; Surgeon, Besides our regular busi for ru gs)...... •l.OOpr. yd. .Frost »f Ibn-kland. CAMDEN. - - . MAINE. 1 AR. KENNEDY’S CANKER CURE. A NEVER Prints for Comforters,...... ^....6 1-4 to X cts. Games and Toys for Little Eojks, In tli« city, Nov.30th, by Rev. J. Kalloch, Mr. E. II. J 7 failing remedy for Canker in Stomach, Throat, ness of making CUSTOM Batting for Comforters,...... C...9, 12, 15 cts. McNutt -f Vettzic ami Mis* Sarah Slnfcks, of Boston, M onth or Lips PRK ’E 35 ( E N T S, at UNITED STATES. M ass. ✓ ( ’UI Y DRUG ST O R E . CLOTHING, we make a ETG.'i ETC., ETC. I i Roekp»rt, Thanksgiving dm*, Nov. 25th, by Rev. The chief points of superiority of this work over others B. S. Arey. N-r. William I). W«mz of Union and Mrs. of the kind are, that it is fresh from the peu of the specialty of selling Cloths Angie A. Kast»rn of Caimi n. * WOODSIDE, M. D., author; is oue-thinl larger; contains nearly double the FULLER & COBB, In T h o u irsto n .X „ v. 2Mi,. hy Rev. G. P. Matthews, number of illustrations; embracea a grupfdc nccouil and Trimmings for men’s If yon have but TWENTY-FIVE CENTS to spend for Presents, there is no place Mr. James F. Kun>„||t vr Boston and Miss Lizzie M. Stearns of Thomasto.. Physician and Surgeon, o f tin* great and boys’ wear, who wish " where you can spend it with so much satisfaction AS HERE. In Thomasto:. N ot.X th.by Kev.G. P. Mathews. Mr. If von want to spend ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS yon can find something John II an rah n and Mi, Ahnenn E. Pierce, both of T U N A N T S HARB O R . AIR. Centennial Exhibition, 325 MAIN ST. R ockland. CITY DRUG STORE. to have their garments well worth the money. In II..* on. 25 ' ulL, at U, • r -rib nee o f Mrs. C. L. to be held in Philadelphia, in 1876, and is furnished at 7IOR PURE AND RELIABLE MEDICINES GO smaller priee.| made at home or elsewhere tiw e tt, N o. 15. U pton St., by the Rev. 1). C. E ddy, New and Elegant Design* DON’T FAIL to see the goods, even if you don’t Elijali C. Jameson, Esq., f » i' Tin.illusion, ORDER ’ to the I lease examine t .is work before purchasing Miss Latnira JacK»on, o. uooi„u. 1 56 C ITY DRUG ST O R E . at lowest prices. Wedding Invitations.—Latest Styles want fn nnrelmse. Jn Matlnicna, Nov. 20th, by Henry Young, Esq., | From New York O F and Pbil&ddpMa, J. P. COWLES, with or|without monogram, and envelopes to Capt. Geo. Smith and Miss EvUvu L. Ames, In.tti^.f i Handsomely Printed b C IT Y DRUG POTTLE & KNIGHT. match, lurniahed atjehort noticeAT this of Matlnlcus. [Corrected] AT - —’ THIS------OFFICE DANCES K- gStore is 283 Main Street. Camden, Me. R ockland, O ct. 1375. 45 FICK. SOME MODERN CONVEN M iscellaneous. KiisinesH Vartls. ienilroatls 4’ hiieaiuboain. /b r is k IENCES. BOSTON POTTLE & KNIGHT, Necessities once Luxuries. WEEKLY TIME! Thorndike Hotel, KNOX & LINCOLN RAILROAD KOCKLAND, - MAINE. To whom all communication* for this department mi the economy of living, which is the The Celebrated 11OSKOPH ' beaddreaaed, at thia office. Contribution*, quea- GLOBE, most engrossing science of these hard times MERCHANT TAI LORS KALLOCU & WIIITE, Proprietors. tione and •uggestious are invited. WATCH, the best tim e keep suggests the history of many necessities of S»LT Berry Brothers’ Livery Stable is connected with ARRANCEMENT OF TRAINS. the period that were once, at a time more ANl) DEALERS IN er in the world, for the least Takes effect October 35th, 1H«5. or less remote, classed as luxuries. The DR. GEO. B. LORING, HINTS FOR V BEGINNER. m o n e y , a t .1. C. Wh ite. N and uftei MONDAY. Oct. J-.n , a train will 1, button, for instance, which is perhaps the AGRICULTURAL EDITOR. E. II. SPEAK & CO.’S. O Rqekkuid a t In ,\. M.. a The taste for the cultivation of house-plants, or commonest as it certainly is one of the M., arriving at Bath . and 1.1.. 1’. M. GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, -Kuckland. Oel. 11, 1875. T. •enger trains le window-gardening, as it is generally called, is be most useful of necessities, and which HIS FAMOUS PAPKKS SA M U EL T . XI., a rriv in g in Rock and :i coming more and more strongly developed with MUGRIDGE, scarcely any one ever thinks of as not hav X A I M A I i I : I each succeeding year, and when a taste of this ing always been purchasable, was added to THE FARM-YARD CLUB kind is once acquired, one feels a need for flowers the list of manufactures by the founder of 256 MAIN STREET, ROCKLAND. that nothing else can satisfy. There certainly is SEW LOT JUST RECEIVED. WAltKANTKU Williston (Mass.) Seminary, who was a OF BEST QUALITY. COTTON. DUCK a charm in raising flowers from seeds or slips 3mo38 K. SH A W Sc c o I LAGS, clever New England mechanic, and from which cannot be overestimated; and at no season Having engaged tlie services of Mu. W. H.' P rie st , of this city, we are uow pre Loft on (’apt. \V. Il’s \\ hurt of the year do we appreciate their loveliness and making the article by hand finally produced J O T H A . 1 L pared to execute all orders with promptness. We would say to our friends aud pat Maine Central Railroad. a machine to turn buttons out by myriads. cheery influences more than in winter. When EVERY WEEK, rons that thev can have their garments cut by him or Mr. Knight (if they have any 1 T rain s I. av Bath lJ...-. P. M.. after everything without is cold and cheerless and the Indeed, we have only to go back two or choiceiand we should he pleased t o have you examine our goods before making your I arrival Train leaving Rockland Jo A. XL. cm. winds howl dismally, a few pots of flowers give an three centuries to find the folks without SOLARGRAEHS F. H. CROCKETT, in-eiiiiga! Brunsw ick for LewL-tmi, Farm ington. Augu-*- purchases. n, Skowhegan Dexter mid Bangor, at Yarmouth witli air of brightness and cheerfulness to a room, no forks, gloves, plates ami dishes, carriages, CT. liy, at We-tl.rook with I’, x li. R. R.. and matter how plainly furnished, that nothing else knit stockings, and withal enjoying life CHESS DEPARTMENT lu l’ofllo Ar Fviiig-lit. PHOTOGRAPHER, IL x M. JniietTon w ith trains on Bo-ton x. XJainc Roa many persons meet with n um ber. —AT— rival of train-, from l;.„ 11, l,.„ ; a r r ltr :,t Hath. J.J.', 1>. U .. tion and Bess herself, on the principle connecting to Ro. klau such a small degree of success in window-garden W HOI5ESALE Oil RETAIL. SOLAR PORTRAITS MADE FROM LIFE. Gilchrest, White & Co,, which has passed into a proverb, that lin The best Summary ot New Kngland Freight Trains each ing is that they attempt too much at first. One —ALSO— *< Life Size 13 X 15 inches, to Life Sizes 25 X30 dozen plants of the kinds most easily cultivated, gers were made before forks, being well and General News. Inches and finished in INDIA INK, PASTEL aud Carefully attended to, and, consequently, healthy satisfied with tbe former—and lie solemnly Poll Market Reports. CKAYON. Ship. Stores & Chandlery ami vigorous, will give more satisfaction than comments: “ Neither do I think any nation Wood, Hay, Saad, Hair, Pictures of all kinds copied, such us D aguerre* CHANGE <>E Tt.ME! double that number looking forlorn and neg in Christendom doth use it but only Italy, Boston’s best Sermons reported ev otypes, Auibroiypea, .Melaiuolypcs, 4tc, 36 SOUTH STREET, lected. their forks being for the most part made of ery W eek . Bricks, Cement, etc. required size, from q to the size - By this , , is-K w y o i s k : .hopt. 22, Id/3. j..* IiuckluiHl snitl Yinuiliaveu Steam All the plants tor a window with a certain ex iron, steel and some of silver, but these are The Political News and Gossip, from posure should be such as flourish best iirthe same used only by gentlemen.*’ an impartial standpoint. Splendid Picture can be Obtained. boat Line! temperature. ( alius, Fuchsias, Gerauiums, Helio This sounds extremely funny now, yet it B. KIRKPATRICK & C0? tropes, &c., will grow ami bloom in a temperature was not until a number of years later that Wit and Humor. Chas. T. Spear & Cc. Many person# are possessed of pictures ot deceased Fall iind W inter Arrangements ! of about fitly degrees at night, with fifteen or relatives, which, though they ure valued highly, are the first forks—of crystal, coral, gold, vari still not so desirable as an elegantly finished photo Shipping and Comissioii Merchants, twenty degrees higher during the day, about the Home and Foreign Correspondence. ously bejeweled—were presented to Eliza Spear Wharf, Foot of Park St. g rap h . Commencing THURSDAY. Oct. 7th, 1875. temperature of an ordinary green-house. Bou- beth : even then that wonderful woman Literary News, Editorial Articles vardias, Begonias, Tuberoses, Poinsettias, of about ao K O C K L A N D , M A I N E . Di ali rs in Ship ChamUerij. Sh i ■.Steamer Clara Clarita, sixty at night ami eighty in the day. Most plants would have nothing to do with then, and and Paragraphs, etc , etc., etc. Pictures Tastefully Framed will tiourisu best in an aspect which is due South, under her successor’s reign we find a great Altogether the WEEKLY GLOBE IOW6m 'H U r{ PtC tO U , divine stigmatizing the fork as an “ insult iu highly finished heavy Black Walnut, Oval and Agent* for Vale Coal, iron and Mumifuctu that is, during the cold season: for the remainder is the most thorough family news bquare Frames, new style Boston and New of the year the ICast is preferable. ot Providence.*’ York Paterns, inauutactuied expressly • Also lor Messrs. Perkiu- & Job, N The English took to gloves much more paper in ’’ew England. for my trude. Persons at a dis tfij- Coni Charter- alway- on hand It is best for a beginner to choose those plants tance cun be turuished Indies ami South Aiiiericuu Port.-. ( whose treatment is most simple, gradually adding readily and earlier, the Queen having set w ith vessels ami merchandise solicited. others of more difficult culture as louger and more the example to her subjects in 1518 by MAKE UP YOUR (LUBS. Pictures to their satisfaction., Necessary Information extended experience fits her for the care graciously holding up and smelling into a will be given by addressing tilt artist. JOHN 6. LOVEJOY'S them. >15 pair which had been made especially T E R M S : Residence &. Studio. Spear Bloch, Main St. Nothing is more bewildering to the amateur for her, and possessed real beauty as well O n e c o p y .. florist than the catalogues of the dealers, issued, as intrinsic value. It is worthy of note Four copiei • address.. as they are of late years, in such beautiful ami E i g h t ...... Insurance Agency, that England now employs fifty thousand Ten “ “ “ . tempting style. It is impossible to decide upon persons in glove-making, while something THOS. IYIcLQON, Artist. half a dozen Geraniums, lor instance, when there And an extra copy t e nding lub CUSTOM HOUSE CLOCK, over ten million pairs, worth, at a rough K ockland, J u ly 5. 1872. 30 are over two hundred and fifty kinds from which of eight or ton. llocklnnd, - .- Maine. guess, five millions of dollars, are annually Postage free In all casew. 32b M a in S I r e e l. All f lu - to make a choice, accompanied, as they are. with iu imported from France. Terms strictly lu advance. Address, „ . . young a n d j 0 sT i>; y.\! glowing descriptions and parenthetical remarks, Is giving tlie best bargains in u'l kinds old, m ake mo»e m oney at w ork for Us, io th e ir own Io- | >a t . such as “ extra," ** superb," ‘‘truly magnificent," In the matter of table-ware, Dresden is GLOBE PUBLISHING COMPANY, Boston culilies, during their spare moments, or ull the time. . K! &c. The colors as described also are often Greek only a century aud half distant, aud except than at anything else. We oiler employment tlmt will Xa/- A A Winter Arrangement, un ihe Etruscan wares and those of tbe far fin d pay handsomely for every hour’» work. Full purticu I Agent i «u- im to the uninitiated—’'carm ine am aranth," for in T1IK WEEKLY GLOBE WITH OTIIKK furs, terms, ic., sent tree. Send y? your uddre.- stance, and •• brightcarmiuated cerise." East, there is no history back of Dresden. once. Dou’t delay. Now Is the time, til further Notice. PUBLICATIONS. Under such circumstances it is best to fall back After the Saxony enterprise, followed tbe work or business elsewhere, until vou i'XV.'J Hampton Tea Conip’y, of N, Y. what we otler. G. STlXSoX it Co., Portfctml, Mbit B e s t < .lo n g I I -•! I IG i upon the old and well-tried kinds, than which Sevres establishment, and in England we We will n-iul Tin: Weekly Gt.ont: und either .»f my years, in tills city. Cal j For Penobscot, Mt. Desert aud the magazine;, or paper* given below nt the following id tiiid out tlie prices before- JIt<*st J a p a n , 5 0 to i none can be better, such as Gen. Gram. Ix>rd have Thomas Wedgewood, under favor of reduced rate*. Payment must he n (amine his good*, i uake your purcha •a. Satisfaction given every- DVERTISING, Cheup, Good, System atic I Y» Indesal a M a c h ia s. Derby, or Coleshill for single scarlet. Triumph Queen < aroliue. who made him royal pot All persons who contemplete making contra* s| Regular price ii every partieulr. • NO S A L E . Opposite the B. and Victor Lemoine tor double scarlet, White ter—whence the term “ queensware ’*—in Awith newspapers tor the insertion ot advertiremeu s. i v K11 1 ISE M E S I S. labor of one hundred thousand persons, II. li. ( K IE X CD., a ? , c a i i r t . who manufacture four hundred millions of AN INDEPENDENT NEW SPAPER Salt, Barrels, Trawl Itockluiiil, Mi. lleserl aud Sullivan What a pleasure to gather the beautiful flowers Agent for 1'irsl Class Stock Conip:iiih*s in pairs annually. 205 MAIN STREET ami fashion them into bouquets, to ornament our Duly $8 a Year. Postage Free. Line, Gangings, Thomaston and Yicinily. SiesunliOiit t'oiiipiiu.v. rooms, decorate the graves of our dear ones, or The year 1535 saw the first coach: we Business Bromplly Attended Io. r m A T OFFER f'a 1 .1 . a ic i: v x t . i :m j : n ’c . gladden the heart ot the invalid! They are fit should think it quite impossible to get THE CHEAPEST AND BEST, I 1)111.1 OIL CLOTHES, &c. Thim unitou, Aug. 21, 1871. 38 along without carriages now. John Tay NEW SPAPER IS SIAV ESDI.AND. Carriage Paints, Bi is, messengers ot love and sympathy to our si :k and That nil who h ONE TRIP PER WEEK! suffering friends, telling their own story of heav lor said of the primitive vehicle: " File D uring tlie C entennial y e a r 1876. ii<> • petlM? Mill he TO BOOK AGENTS. TI ~hV? ...... enly care ami protection. ight of it put both horse and man into spared t<> make the BOSTON DAI LX G L O B E jthc H . H . C R IE & CO., BERRY BS0THER8 —— ‘x-t-' p e ople amazement; some said it was a great crab- ino«l complete and enterprising newspap Vartiislies, &c., if any dislike to cut their flowers at all, It will contain all the news of the did Illustrations • Steamer Ulysses, while others will pluck all kinds and colors in one shell brought out of China, and some it "the L.-t 120/5 A lnin !St,i*e«t.. ,, .... - - • the tiiiK’d. and NEW LIVERY & HACK STABLE Capfc. David Robinson, bunch, ami never giving a thought to their imagined it to be one of tbe Pagan temples , horn our own news-gatherers in all the leading capi v \V e wa nt D’<« X’« r# in every Of the Very Best Quality at arrangement, crowd them into a little vase, or in which tbe cannibals a«b*>^J the devil. I L»ree IUu»- MAIN STREET, ROCKLAND. Mi WiU Icavi R A IL R O A D W H A R F . Rockland. . v n tals. As an advertising medium it lias no siiperio wees, ami toll particular-; tree S.\ IT R DA Y morning, at 9 o'clock.. omnicucing SAT nut it required a full lmn- a trial will demount rate. I’R D A Y . o .io h .r IGtli, lor N orth Haven. D eer i.-l* down go several of the prettiest into the water y e a r s to make coaches fashionable, ( TKItMb—Strictly In A .lunav. H. H. CRIE & CO.’S. South W e t H arbor. Bar H arbor. Mi D. rt . i. . out of sight. We should know when we gather ;,n(j \ve * have been developing new styles One copy one your- moiue ami Sullivan. <-onnt-«-iiug witli E li-w orth our flowers what we wish to do with them, and 1 six m o u t h s ...... GarriaoBolts,Ail8S,8?ra[sLu55 Main Street. 16 ftagc, ,9 miles1 at l.amoine. l’at?.-engers for Italic. conveyance ever since cut aud arrange them accordingly. Some flowers • “ three months...... Franklin an.I G oiildsboro w iil jairchase tickets for Si W e have been mentioning simply those ■ C A T ;£ van. Tho-e for Trent..... to Lamciue. have very short stems; these look pretty in some POSTAGE Fit EE, St., N. Y- uud all kinda of Carriage Hurd warn CJJ 1 Ib tiiruiug. will !ea\ thing shallow like a saucer, for we dislike to cut articles which suggest themselves most I A d d r e s s <9 ofl large clusters of buds every time we pick a AGENTS WANTED'C. a t p a n ic p r ic e s - Ii’oii, Steel, ks AnyAyieol Single or Double Team furnished ISth. touching as above, arriv in g iu Rockland iu s ; X ^ a i ^ L w±Lev^ The Globe Publishing Company I short notice and at reasonable rates. to comic, t n^rii tin l » I'. XL train, arriving in Verbena, or take a whole plant to get one Pansy Best a ccommodutious for Boarding Hows and ; I*. XI. ami B. xlon at to p . XL. l.ewiMo or Balsam. « ago. Something might lie added of the i -ias W uslibigtun street, itnuton. mi transient Tcums, in tin- city. Every bouquet should have a good proportion part thdf fashion has played in this t r a n s - 1 ------itenuial Games of American History ot H. H. CRIE & CO., AND CHAINS. Particular attention is giveu to furnishing team of green and white, and not too many bright col formation, and of the new industries, trade ni-nn-rA-riz->M ar.L. 75 cents. Also a new parlor game ami Coaches for funerals. IT Xd NORTON, Agents. i Blagues of Egvpt, 5i» cents.Sent l»y mail All kinds and rtlz.es at. very low prices, by Books kept at this ofiice tortile ditie ors, for it is in poor taste to put all shades and and commerce that it has started up. We , where all order should !/<■ D ll. THE GREAT REPUTATION Age: ,.i;.B..Ii:i m .'" ! 16 205 MAIN STREET ■varieties together. Neither should flowers be might remark, for example, the history of | ...... , 5 0 FRED H.BERRY. HAS. II. l.LRRl . formed into rank aud file like a regiment of infan crinoline, its rise and fall; the variability l/a *" M " '' ''' 1 " ARTISTS’MATERIALS. H. H. CRIE&.CO., K ockland, .Inn. 1, IS?.’ N<>rr i< -a< try, where like the soldiers they lose all their in of tlie chignon, its possibilities and its | °°“ 5 of goods for the holidays. Semi tor Catalogue To the - Judge of Probate and far the dividuality by their similar jxisitions and crowded W ALKER & '-.U Washington St.,Bost XT»iTL E is hereby given tyrannies: and it could be interesting to (Jj'eilt 1111(1 GOO<1 M e d ic in e , ('ounty of Knox. IK 205 MAIN STREET, l l Com pany in uot'interest! appearance, but grouped loosely ami gracefully, tr.-tce the evolution o f th e shoe, from the r l*MIE Petition of BEDER FALES, Administrator D tin- Wild Cat Granite Quarrv. ealled.*in St. Gcurgt Sai.l Quany is now operatcj by LEWIS E. BLAI. letting each flower show its own peculiar beauty JL on the estate of JOSHUA ALLEN, lute of Thom- ( Successors iti ti. IV. Urutvn era of the “ chopine, ” which had a heel and the large number of testimonials which m eet Liberal alone, and all bills contra< (ed after this date will b and habit as far ns possible. Those with long, stantlv being received from i>er«<>n> who have he ti selling ■ a«ton, iu tlie County of Knox, deceased, testate, re slender stems, such as the Tassel Flower aud Cal- eighteen inches high, to that of the decol eured by its use, are conclusive proof of its great vali end for te spectfully represents, that the personal estate of said I paid by him. lete " Newport tie, *’ which has raged vio It is recommended by pliyHcians and apothecaries, TEA <’< ' at is not suflicient to pay the just debts and de liopsis, look so pretty nodding their heads above mands against said estate, by the sum of six hundred lently in recent summers. But enough has a Blood-l’urilier and H ealth-R estorer, it has no t qiial West India Goods and Groceries. their larger and stifler companions. Veuetink is not prepared for a fancy drink ma i >11 dollars. The said Administrator therefore requests j Also, Hard mnl Blacksmith’-'Coal. Wood, Hay j Then the Pansy, which chooses a shady nook to been said to show that be the times ever so from poor liquors, which debilitates the system a zaass ssij n n i n v i v Giat he m a y b e em pow ered, agreeably to law , to sell Sand, Fire Brick and Cement, hard, we cannot do without what some an tends to destroy health instead of restoring it. COUGHS, { alOAIC^L.i Ij&b. and convey so much of the real estate of said deceased, Harper’s Magazine. grow and bloom in, should never be placed on the *>11 •P h rii'it n?ctaQotiW fiicludinr the reversion of the widow’s dawer,if neces- NO. G, HANKIN SLOCK-Y A re not the m any testim onials given for the dift'ei A na ail i m o d i m sedse*, »ary, usmay be required to satisfy said debts and de- G . L . BLACK, outside of a boquet to stare at the whole world, cestors of ours were absolutely in utter ■omidaints satisfactory to any reasonable per ILLUSTRATED. R ocklaud, A pril 5, 1874. 1 the ITtSI’3 Inlands, with incidental charges, either at public but be seen peeping out from beneath the green ignorance of. fcring from disease that they i Notices o f the Prsss. different testiuioniulu give doubt. In LU L L 2S< >?Srr,K lf, leaves, half hidden from view; while the stately BEDER FAI.ES. m any of the*< tlie pi rsons say that their pain ami WELL’S CARBOLIC TABLETS.pri'*" The ever-increasing circulation of this excellent R O < ’K E A IS' 1 >, AIJ-T. Gladiolus may look proudly forth from the centre, PUTUPONLY IN F. BOXE. OKAS. A. DAVIS, differing eannot be expressed, as in eases of Scrofula, All work will he faithfully and IpruiupCy uttendr l surrounded ami intertwined with fine flowers or The Siamese Twins Surpassed. where, apparently, the A TRIED AND SURE REMEDY KNOX COUNTY—In Court of Probate, held a wavy green. if Vegetine will eiievc pain, clviui.-e, Sold by all Druggists. !•..T land on the third Tuesday of November, 1875. ■ ,nany homes it pel Attorney aud Counsellor at Law. j One of the most remarkable freaks of I corruption. Orders may be left or bundles -ent to tli Very pretty boquets can be made in saucers of ■p i n 1 a.nd itoriug the patient to N13W BOOK- FOR THE l.OOD.tnlo Ordkked, That notice thereof be given, three weeks j elder it as one ot the educators as well as cut n atu re ev er know n has taken place in 1 J“JJ‘*'t X-aiti^aiur trying diif •nt pliysieiaiif, m any l i o UG r O T r □ kJ C PlonC O successively, in the Buckland Gatette printed in Rock- j of the public lu h id .-B u sto n Globe CUSTOM HOUSE BLOCK. Eu.-tern Express (Mice. j 31 wet sand; they are easily arranged, the sand South Carolina. It is in the shape of a J remedies, sufl’eriug f« is it not eonelusive proof UK w t b I W b U r t u t K ||and, in said County, that ull persoui interested may ; The character which tins Magazine posses-. lia s porscssioh o f all the l i .-t bouid* hi th e cifc>. keeping each flower in place These are very ajv- Win- O double child, or more strictly speaking, R O C K L A N D , M A IN E . < lAit propriate to place in the eemetery, as the flowers ______4 It worka-iu S I-: III \ .1 IE I II Y 11 A It S A <1 <> . .itfii.1 at a Prubala' Courl to ba lit-ld at lludtlaud, on | rlely, enlrrpri.e, artistic wealth, “nd ..... two children joined together. The curiosi- die blood,* in the circulating fluid. It can he truly , , ,1 ii r i r \ , .i the third Tuesday of December next, and show cause, that lias kept pace w ith .it it has not led the >>““••- appear to have grown aud blossomed there in the called tlie Gi-mt Blood Purifier. Tlie great source of ii V api te H,i '' h r Him 'Vi »>av*e. why the prayer of .aid petitioul.houldcuu.eli.conducte.rstoregardilwithjUstil al.lv a . (LtotluJi, grass. Very beautiful ones are made with the osity is the oflspring of colored parents, disease originates in tlie blood: and no medicine that Border Life, it- thiliium o .M -»l Red m>d W bite » «'i framed complacency. The M agazine ha- done good und not II. N. KEENE, Crittenden and Sarah J.oifCs, of Beech Is doe» not act directly upon it. to purify and renovate, foes. Exciting Adventures, Captivities. I’orays,Scouts, ®»t»nta not fe grauteu. Lvil all the davs of its life.—Brook!an Eagle. •June Pinks, the white English Pinks, and two or Pioneer women aud hoys. Indian war-paths. Camp life.. 3w51 L. M. WOOD, Judge. 3 o f th e most popular of modern novels have more kinds of Hose-buds, witli a Rose just opened land, South Carolina. One of the children ha* any just claim upon public attention. When the No competition. Enormous Bales. Agents wanted Teacher of Piano, Or^an,8Violin ano blood becomes lifeless and stagnant, either from change and Sports. A hook tor Old and \ .mug. S ot a dun paze- A ,ruv copyi _ Attest -T . P. PlEBCE, Register. ; flr6lBOOTS, appeared as SUOES,’ serial, in this RUBBERS, In all re- in the centre. For green the Scotch Hose leaves are is a perfectly developed female, large for of weather or climate, want of exerci-e. irregular diet, where. Circulars free. Address, J. C. YlcCUItpY «k ------—------sp e c ts ,it io m ^ x re lle n t periodical, and fully deserve* H a rm o n y . CO., 26 S. Seventh St. Philadelphia Pa. 4w51 M oe;.... i s, Hide • a---•':ht, Wav Leather, breach the prettiest for the top, they are so small ami del her age, aud with every appetance of from any Other r;rtue, tile VEGETINE will renew the KNOX COUNTY—In Probate Court, held at Rockland its great m eP hiladelphia Ledge/ and Ain- r -an -kin*. .Machine Belting. TERMS ' Organ and l’iuno, $ 15 ior 24 Lessons icate. Place larger Rose leaves round the edge, health. The other, who is a male, is but | blood;...jod, carry ofl* the putrid humors, cleanse the stomach, on the th ird T uesday o f N ovem ber 1875. | . —y- I .tilings a n d Shoe b Hiding.-*, Yioltu,$12 lor .4 I e-OUK. regulate the bowels und imparl a tone of vigor to the CERTAIN instrument purporting to he the lust j t I eP IU S : allowing them to fall over and hide the saucer, imperfectly developed, has only the rudi whole body. Tlie conviction is. in the public uiind us P.ZO. AddressSox, 56. 32 well as in* tlie medical profession, that tlie remedies will and testament of ROBERl ROBBINS, late - Postage free to all Subscribers lu tlio L'nlt. d and the bouquet will appear to be made in a ments of limbs, and does not eat, depend Agents, N. Y. A Harper' s Magazine, c supplied by tlie Vegetable Kingdom ale more safe, umption. Sold by druggist*. Hlgkman x Co.. of Rockland, in .aid County, deceased, having been States^ _ wreath of Rose leaves. The next morning the ing for sustenance uponits sister. These two * '*n presented for probate : #4 UO includes prepayment d l___ , postage by tlie more successful, iu tlie cure of disease, than mineral publishers. H O T i G S Rose-buds will have opened, and you will almost beings are joined together by a wide band, medicines. VEGETINE is composed of roots, barks and Obokbed, That notice be given to all persons in Ahbf Subscriptions to Harper'sWj^ ^ zine, Weekly, '’HE Committee on Accou - and Clhime of the City wonder if this is the same bouquet you made the j in the center of which one of the lungs of lierbs. It's pleusant to take, ami is perfectly safe to terested, bv publishing a copy of this order in the u n d Bazar, to one address for one year, $10 0 0 ; or, day before. give an Infant. Do yen ueed it? Do not hesitate to Rockland Gazette, printed at Rocklaud, in said County, tico o f the Harper's Periodicals, to one address jor TRUE P. PIERCE, of Rockland will be inai don at the Ci:y freasui these strange creatures seems to be located. three weeks successively, the first publication to be onic Block, < (I,, hut 1-lilb-) ) etc There are no flowers that excel the lovely Pinks try it. Yrou will never regret it. one y ea r, $7 0 0 ; postage free. Touch the male and the female will shrink; thirty days at least, before a Probate Court to be held iqlltll, flOIII 7 2 till 9 o’clock, fol the An K/elra Copy of either the Magazine, \\ eeki.y . Attorney and Counsellor at Law, ■ain-t the city. and Roses; to their firmness of texture, perfect at Rockland, in said County, on the third Tuesday of oz azar tcill be supplied gratis for ecery Club oj pinch it and it will cry. Reverse the opera IOC AGENTS WANTED t1'7n,.1.‘iu,1December next, the time assigned for a liearing, that B »> li..-party’conti..tir.c form, and beautiful coloring, is added a delicate CANNOT BE EXCELLED. Steel Views, Public Buildings. Guide aud Map Five Serschibers at $4 Oo each, in one remittance : All bilk tion, and still it is the female who shows of Philadelphia. Every family wants a package. they muv appear, and shaw cause, If any they have, or. Six Copies for $2 00. without extra copy : postage (Hlice in Court House, them. perfume, more pleasing by far than that of the Ghaki.EsTOwn, March in, 1S«59. why tin’ .aid instrument should uot be proved, ap it. G. BIRli, Mignonette, which is not a particular favorite of sensibility. The head of the male is small IL K. STEVENS ()nlv 25 els. Large wag. s dire, und no risk. Address at proved aud allowed us the last will aud testument of fre e . R. C. IlA l.L . once, GUKNSEY, Pub., (’uncord, N.H. 49 Back Numbers *R 1 A S i>. mine. I would choose first those flowers having and misshapen, the 'ears 'presenting more Dear Silt:—This is to certify that I have used your 1>. I- tlie deeeused. LEANDER! “ Blood Preparation” in my family for several year.-, A Com plete Set beauty as well as sweetness, among which will be the appearance of those of an animaJ than aud 1 think tliut, for Scrofula or Cankerous Humors, or j Agents tor the best E . M. W O O D , Judge. rising 51 V oluni—, ...... found the half-hardy purple Heliotrope aud Sweet those of a human being. The pulsations Rheumatic Affections, it cannot be excelled; ami, as a j celling Prize Package A ttestT . P. Piebce, R egister. y express, freight at expense ot purchaser, tor si2 blood purifier and spring medicine it is tin- best thing I | in the world. It con KNON COUNTY—In Court of Probate, held at Rock perC volume. Single columes, by m ail, p o stp a id , oo. Alyssuui. Let us always have the pretty, sweet- of the heart and the act of respiration can tains 15 sheets paper, Cloth eases, for binding, 58 cents, by mall, postpaid. scented blossoms, for fragrance gives a delightful have ever used; und I have used almost everything. I • WANTED land, on the third Tuesday of November, 1875. lopes, golden Pen. Pen Holder, Pencil, patent A Complete Analytical Index to tlie first Fifty Yol- he plainly perceived in the ligament joining can cheerfully recommend it to anyone in need of such ■ rriHANKFUL B. BICKMORE, Administratrix on charm to our bouquets. a medicine. Yours respectfully, Yard measure, ami a piece of Jewelry. Single pack uuies of Harker’s Magazine lias just l>e«-n pub is & S te Ciilltr’s the bodies. This ligament, if such it can age witli elegant Prize, postpaid, 25c. Circular flee, I the estate of JOHN BIt'KMORE. lata of St. lished, rendering available for reference llie va.t and A very common mistake is th e forming of too Mks. A. A. DINSMORE, George, in said Coduty, deceased, having presented her F .H .& G .W , GOGHRAN’S be called, is joined to the* girl at the end of 4w49 liR ID E X CO., 709 B roadw ay. N . Y. varied wealth of information which constitute? thia many flowers in one cluster, destroying their 19 Russell Street. first account of aiimini.tratiou of said estate for allow- the breast-bone, and to the male lower periodical a perfect Illustrated literary cyclopedia. 8\o. I Stock. Tools A Supplies graceful, airy effect; a few carefully selected, aud Cloth. $3 00: Half Calf, $5 25. Sent postage prepaid. } tastefully arranged with slender sprays of running down. It is broad aud thick, covered with WHAT IS NEEDED. Ordered. That notice thereof be given, three week. A serie, of papers under the title ot “ The First fen ’ rt3E, MARINE, LIFE, suece.B iveh, iu the Rockland Gazette, printed at Rock- tnry of the Republic," contributed by tin-most eminent of all kinds, at the very low est \ine, and finely cut, wavy green, will surely give skin like the rest of the body, Whether Boston, Fell. tliere are two distinctive sets’ of vital or Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, lund, in said County, tliut all persons interested may at- American publicists, is now being published in Har us more pleasure than a confused mass, o f mauy tend at a Probate Court to be liebl at Rockland, ker’s Magazine. This .cries of over twenty papers I market prices, by varieties, so huddled and jammed together that gans or whether both are dependent upon . .e lfin For Dirtvartes of t :e Throat und Lungs, such third Tuesday of December next, and .how cause, if gives a comprehensive review of progi feeble condition from general debility. VEGETINE any they have, why the said account should not be al- they present the rueful appearance of floral crim one has not yet been determined. The was strongly rccommeuded to me hv a friend who hail ns Conglirt. Colds, W hooping Cough, Bron century now closing, in every departni Lifl’i^ u u ., ...... J1 tional life. inals condemned to die by suffocation.—Floral latter opinion seems to prevail, however. been much benelltted by its use. I procured the article, 3wal E. M. WOOD, Judge. and, after using several bottles, was restored to health, chitis*, Autliinu aud CONSUMPTION. Newspapers are not to copy this udeettiseme. . i t ; b l u 'Y. Cabinet. It is apparent, at any rate, that the male und discontinued its use. I feel quite confident tiiat A true copy—Attest.—T. P. PIERCE, Regitster. ut the express order nz Ha r v e ii. Brother: receives nourishment through its compan T h e few coiopositloUH Addres. BARKER BROTHERS. > there is no medicine superior to it lbr those complaints :a p i t a l represented , o \ e r Tbe Artlisia. ion. A well-known physician examined for which It is especially prepared; ami would chcer- which have won the eoiill KNOX COUNTY—In Court of Probate, held at Rock fully recommend it to those who feci tliut they land, on the third T uesday o f N ovem ber. 1875. the twins and pronounced them to be the deuce of mankind and he The Apffeft1 is a very pretty evergreen shrub, ‘ ' them to pel' OHN T. BERRY, Guardian of THOMAS WAI.CH most wonderful natural phenomenon of , U. L. CO m e household w o r d s which is much admired for its bright clusters of of Rockland, in said County, miuor, having, pre- SIXTY MILLION DOLLARS P O W D E R A N D FU SE, the kind iu the xvorld. The mother and among not only among one' J:nted ills fir.-t and filial account o f g uardianship of L o o se s A tljn - 'te .l n in l Pi»»«l u t U»i* A g c n e y . red berries, and they will often remain upon the saie ward for allowance : branches all the winter. It can be easily raised father of the children are strong and hut many nations, must have SHOT ANO CAPS. •extraordinary virtues. Per Ordered, That notice thereof lie given, three weeks P r in t in g Berry Block, Kockland. from the seeds, which should Ik* sown iu pots, jjs healthy Twins were never burn I., them , (J , y E S HJ.-A 1 /|'| |,S T I t L \< JT 11 successively, iu tlie Rockland Gazette, prin te d in Rock soon as the lierries drop ofl’, anti covered with u before. 1 he twins have since died. haps no one ever secured so land, in said Cocnty, that ull persons interested niuyut- K ucalum l, 1S“4. wide a reputation, or main tend at a Probute Court to be held at Rocklaud, on the J pane of glass, and the pots set in the sun. The AND APPETITE. third Tuesday of December next, und show cause, If J W holesale and llelatl. Ardisia is of tropieal habit, and delights in tallied it so long as Ayer’s I My ilaugliter Iiuh received great benefit from tlie use (.'herby I’Ll tubal. It ha Carriage Spokes, Wheels, warmth, and a good supply of moisture; growing Pood lbr Lean Women. of the VEGETINE. Her declining health was a xoiirce been known to tlie public BALL PRINTING most luxuriantly in a mixture of sandy loam, and of great anxiety to all of her friends. A tew bottles of Kims, Shafts, Hulls, 11. II. ( HIE .A l ’<>., 205 Hain SI. fibrous peat. luwiuter it needs o sunny window If anyone wishes to grow fleshy, a pint about flirty years, by a long continued series of mar A t «opy, -A tte s t :■ aud warm air, but in summer it can be kept of milk’Liken before retiring at night will velous cures, tiiat have won for it a confidenci* in its duue lathe moat rtutiatuctory manner. Including In- Seats, &e., virtues, never equaled by any other medicine. It still KNOX COUNTY—In Probate Court, held nt Rock- viTATioNN, Orders of Dancing. 'Iu r l is, e tc ., shady border, and w:iteix*