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ITtvine every facility tn Presaca, Type and Material t.) which we are constantly making additions, are are ptrpared to execute with promptness and good sty la every variety of Job Printing, Including SS| Town Reports, Catalogues, By - Law. Posters, Shop Bills, Hand Bills, Pro­ grammes, Circulars, Bill Heads, . Letter Beads, Law and Corpor­ ation Blanks, Receipts, Bills of raiding. Business, Ad­ dress and Wedding Cards, Tags, Labels, ROCKLAND, MAINE, THURSDAY, JUNE 3,1880. &c., N O . 27. PRINTING IN COLORS AND BRONZINO wtll receive prompt attention. is his name? Sile Patch? And you would more on one sido than the milliner had in­ NEWS FEOJ1 A KNOT MOLE. went on with the minutest particulars con­ ALL SORTS. have washed dishes and milked cows for tended it should be, which was saying nected with the affair, and making tho most him for the rest of your life. A pretty fate much. Mrs. Jenkins lived in tho other part of of the case in his power against the minis- A TEAR AGO. .fiiuu, harden Sitom r. that for you.” A cluster of curls, which had supple­ Bev. Mr. Caper’s house, and thought her-; ter. Still the latter positively denied his The young wife grabbed the griddle cakes •• I think yon mean Silas Parish.” said mented a very handsome head of real self fortunate in the enjoyment of so great guilt, and declared his determination to 9 From their place on the glowing Sylvia. “ And really he is not always so black hair, was tied to a button at the waist. a privilege. Most people like to bo as near. ferret out tile author of so base a slander, And her thoughts went back a twelvemonth since B r ie f article., .uirifc.tion., and rcnlta of experience ill-tempered looking. Yon see he didn't And the general effect was of a lady who the minister as they can. Mrs. Jenkins did. >f it was within human possibility. And lie hen Augustus was telling his love. elating lo Farm, Garden or nouaehotd mMiagement like—•" had been first dipped in flour, and then Her part was merely an I, built on tho 1 hurried back and set about it. Invited from onr reader, inlereeted in each matter,. “ O, jealous of me,” said the young man. had an indiscriminate lot of ribbons and main structure. Her attic, therefore, was I For some weeks it was a mystery stilf; How he vowed that earth had never held But it was to be your fate, I think. furbelows thrown at her. near neighbor to the minister's study. Just i I>° could get no clue to anything. It per- A treasure so rare as his pet; You praise me for my golden hair, Patching his knees would have been part However, a farmer’s wife never has any in the corner of the minister's study floor I’lexcd him beyond conception. Finally And that after the wedding he’d toil for her KEEPING ONE COW. My eyes of blue; of your vocation. He had patches on both, sense of tho ludicrous—and good Mrs. was a knot-hole, a trifling sort of tiling in , his wife came running down stairs one day, As never a man toiled yet. But change overtakes the fairest fair, if I’m not mistaken, when we met him in Hudson only saw the distress, and could itself, but w hen once found to open into her faco flushed and excited, and said to Many morn Families Should Keep on e-H o w Then what of you? tho woods that day.” not wonder at it when so much silk and Mrs. Jenkin's attic, of tho widest import- him under her unsteady breath: “ But that was a year ago," she said, It Pays—an Example. When all you praise has suffered wrong, " But those were working clothos,” said ribbon had been ruined. She advanced aneo in its consequences. j “ Mr. Capers, have you ever noticed As the griddle cakes fell on the plate; FOOSE FURNISHING Sylvia. " Ho does dress well on Sundays. her chair, and said, “ Poor tiling, what a “ And now the lazy and stupid old fool A business man in New York, being And I am old, When Mrs. Jenkins finally became aware that knot hole in your study floor? ” troubled to get good milk for young chil­ Will love that did to youth belong And no wonder he was angry, lie used shirmo.” And began with motherly kind­ Won’t get up to put coal on the grate of so close a connection with the minister’s “ Why no,” said lie. “ Where is it—and dren in bis family, took onr advice the lat­ My age enfold? to come to see me very often, and— ” ness to wipe the skirt with a cloth. ESTABLISHMENT. family she sat down to fold her hands and w hat of it? ” When is love deformed?—When it is all ter part of the winter and, so to speak, went “ Just as I said. I see,” said tile young •“And Silvy, make a cup of tea,” sho congratnlate herself. Next sho formed “ Come up stairs and see.” on one side. Since you but prize my smiling eyes man. “ Well, you’ve done with him. and said; •• sirong—there’s nothing like it for into the dairy business on his own account. And blushing cheek, - her resolution not to let any good opportu­ And up they went together. Sho point­ The result will be instructive to tens of you'll have done with all this soon, if yon nerves.” nity slip unimproved to inform herself of ed to tho tell-tale spot, and remarked in a Really the very last things out.—The Then breathe no more your tender sighs; choose. You have only to say the word, “ I’m sure you’re ever so kind; and isn’t street lamps. thousands of families in cities and villages. The things you seek matters that otherwise might remain in tile whisper: He had no pasture grounds, tho only con­ Ready A: Spring Trade. and wo are oil' for Isimlon, and after for this a state to he in? O, that red headed dark to Iter. Day after day. therefore, her “ 1 caught Mrs. Jenkin's with her car to Song for a deaf person.—•• Como back A rc but the shadows of n shade, Paris and Vienna. And wherever yon go, driver of the cart! Ho got tho wheel off venience being a roomy stall in a carriage Will vanish fast— car and that knot-hole renewed their ac­ that very hole! ” to Erin.” barn, with opportunity for the cow to sun you'll lie the prettiest girl to bo seen.” on purpose, I know,’’ said the lady, with quaintance witli ono another. Sometimes That was the first step towards tho tin- Mirage, of mists of morning made, “ O, Frank.’’ cried the girl, “ how per­ faint gasps between her words. “ But Y hat is tho greatest want of tho age?— herself and take limited exercise in a small That cannot last, she picked up quite a little hunch of news; ravelnient of tho mystery. In a few days Want of funds. area, say 15 by 20 feet, at side of the fectly splendid! If only father and mother men are all alike. Brutes, every one of and sometimes she went down stairs as more the whole of it began to cornu out. ’Tis he who seeks a woman’s soul will consent—” ’em. O! I ache all over; and don't it seem barn, and this was seldom used. The stall hungry as ever. There was as milch va­ He had sent his wife out to make further When a fire is putout.it grows cold; is kept clean and neat, with fresh straw Who win*her heart; “ That's not likely,” answered the young as if troubles all come together in a heap? riation troiu day to day as there is in price when a man is put out, ho becomes heated. One reaches not Love’s final goal inquiries and she brought hack just such litter, and the cow baa remained in excel­ man. " 1 think what your respected father O!” Looking over her shoulder, sho made of stocks on Exchange. intelligence as he expected and required. lent health ami vigor. Chewing her end FURNITURE. W ith shallow art. told mo when he last saw me was that he a grab at her back hair. “ I’ve lost my General court.—Waiting on three or four —Louise Chandler Afoul ton in Independent. Going up to her little attic one afternoon And putting this and that together, and re- ;irls at the same time. and manufacturing milk seem to give all PARLOR SUITS, didn’t want city chaps he knew nothing of curls!” said she. lo hear if anything special was doing in the calling certain ideas that up to that time the exercise needed. Her feed has been hanging around his daughter. No, my “ No, my dear,” replied Mrs. Hudson; adjoining apartment, she was delighted be- had passed out of his mind altogether, he An actor ought to be a happy man; his bale hay, cut in a small hay-cutter and love, yon anil 1 must run away. After that “ here they be, if ever I kin get 'om un­ work is all play. Folding Chairs, Only a Soldier. yond expression to catch the sonnd of thought the matter was all explained at mixed wet with corn meal,bran, and shorts, we'll lake to tho old gentleman.” tangled oil'your buttons.” a voice. It was Mr. Capers in eonversa- last. So he went over to Mr. Jones once with some uncooked potato parings, cab­ But, mother,” sighed Sylvia. " O, thank you,” cried tho stranger Was that person in stormy mood who (In rin.l,, Repp and Terry) Unarmed and unattended walks the Czar, lion with his wife. Up she climbed, walked more. hailed a friend? bage leaves, left over rice, oatmeal, etc., “ Mothers always forgive,” said the again; while Sylvia, with an eyo on the up tiptoe across the garret lloor, got down “ Come,” said he, “ if you will consent from tho kitchen. Through Moscow’s busy street one winter’s day. lover. The crowd uncover as his face they see— clock, hastened to make the tea, and won­ on her knees, and put her ear as close to to come over to the house with me for a Who is the largest man ?—The lover; he A laborer is jiaid $1 a week to milk and Library Chairs, Sofas, Loun­ is a man of tremendous sighs. *• God greet the Czar! ” they say. Poor little Sylvia. Thereliad hccnatimc dered whether she should be able to escape the knot-hole as sho could get it. She even time I think I can explain some things that feed and brush her night and morning, and when site had no higher aspiration than to maternal vigilance before it struck nine. ges, Children’s High and shut her eyes, lest some of the good things have hitherto stood in tho way of our friend- An Ithaca little girl, attempting to de­ take care of the stable, and he is allowed Along his path there moved a funeral, lie a good housekeeper and Silas Parish's " And how am I to goto the inn looking should escape hv that way. j ship.” Gray spectacle of poverty and woe. scribe an elephant, spoke of it as that thing any excess of milk she gives over 12 quarts Rocking Chairs. wife. The big house with its many gables, so! And not a change! And be—O, you For awhile she did not understand any-; Mr. Jones did not happen to love malice that “ kicks up with his nose.” a day. Ho prepares a mess for her noon A wretched sledge, dragged by one weary man, and tnc big poplars about tho door and the don’t know what a state my nerves are in! Slowly across the snow. thing clearly. Now she heard Mrs. Cap- well enough to refuse, and accordingly took feed, which is given by one of tho boys at fields of wheat and coni beyond the envir­ and perhaps you can tell me. I've come ers laugh; then Mr. Capers stopped a min- a walk with the minister over to his resi- Many a man thinks he is great, but ho is school when lie comes home to lunch. Tho And on the sledge, blown by the winter wind, oning apple orchard,had seemed a line place down after my husband, you sec—" ute and laughed '.oo. This served to ex-1 dence. The latter at once took him up to always willing for his wife to be the great­ cow is a grade, probably three-fourths Jer­ Lay a poor coffin, very rude and bare. to hope to la? mistress of one day. But to Sick at tin? tavern?” asked Mrs. Hud­ cite tier more, and sho pressed her head so his study, and shut tho door. er when there is horse radish in the family. sey anil one fourth common blood. Her And be who drew it bent before his load, go to London, and live in luxury and dazzle son, sympathetically. hard against the hard partition that when "In the first placo,” said lie, “ I suppose milk is rich, yields abundant cream, and as CHAMBER SETS. all beholders, and to have this elegant man Sick! no,” cried Hie stranger. “ Satan When the teacher put Mary’s lamb out. it W ith dull and sullen air. she came to go away she carried oft' splin­ yon know that Mrs. Jenkins lives in the made her mad as sin; but Mary smiled the owner's family say, “ Is worth fully her adorer—this was her dream now. Could takes care of bis own. That kind always ters in plenty in her hair. L?” doublo any milk we ever got from tho The Emperor stopped and beckoned to tlie m an; you expect her to possess her soul with pa­ prospers. O, if I catch him! If I only most wickedly to seethe lambrequin,is the •• Who is’t tliou bearest to the grave? ” he said. Finally she heard something with dis­ “ Yes.” latest rendering by the Oswego Record. best milk dealers.” One neighboring tience as she peeled potatoes in the little catch him, and bring it home to him! A tinctness. Mr. Capers was telling his wife, “ Well, and yon oliscrvc that knot-hole?” family gladly takes G quarts a day at 7 A FCI.I. LINE OF “ Only a soldier, sire! ” the short reply; back kitchen, or tucked up her sleeves to scoundrel! But men are nil alike. Don't “ Only a soldier, dead: ” who appeared in the greatest glee, of a “ Oh, ecrtaiqjy.” “ Waiter! ” “ Yes, sir.” “ What’s this?” cents a quart, and would willingly pay' help her mother with the starching ? Of yon ever marry, my dear ”—this to Sylvia man who had been saying hard things to " And this is my study?” “ It’s bean soup, sir.” “ No matter what much more if it were asked, and other PAINTS, OILS. GLASS, “ Only a soldier! ” musing, said the Czar; course not. It yet seemed to her that even now pouring the tea into one of the best bis wife. Said lie, in the course of his re­ “ Yes.” it has been. The question is, what is it families would be happy to get some of it Only a Russian, who was pooa and brave. if she were forgiven afterwards, she could china cups. “ Never yon marry. It’s marks : " Where I pass the most of my time? ” now ? ” at 10 cents a quart: but 6 quarts are kept Brushes, Putty, &c. not lake so terrible a step as to run away, kisses and sweetnesses when they’re court­ Move on. I follow. Such a one goes .not “ Mr. Jones got to abusing bis family at “ Yes.” The proprietor of the greatest show on for borne use, and it is valued far above 7 And all the artit nected with stock Unbouored to his grave.” and yet how could she give up her lover? ing you, and abuse afterwards. But, O, last. He declared his wife should not go And where my wife often comes and cents a quart, and worth more than th: t This wonderfnl creature, who had seemed I’m not one to be put down. I’m not ono earth owns nearly two hundred horses. lie bent bis head, and silent raised his cap; out visiting, and threatened to shut her up sits with me How can he Barn’uiu all? amount in the saving of butter in cooking, almost a visitor from another world, when to bear it, as some wives do! If more if she dared to disobey him. As for going Mr. Jones said ho understood that, making cake, puddings, etc. So it is a very The Czar of oil the Russias, pacing slow, he first dawned ii|)on her sight. He knew Following the coffin, as again it went, were like me, there’ll be an end to these to those evening meetings he declared he “ Now then,” continued the clergyman, Andrews says it is natural as life that low estimate to call the whole milk worth Slowly across the snow. her heart, and played his cards accord­ capers, Mrs.—Mrs.—” meant to put a stop to it; he had had “ I am in the habit of frequently reading women should be fond of ribbons. Be­ cents a quart. No one could deprive onr ingly. Hudson.” said the farmer’s wife. enough of it. It did not do her any sort aloud to her, and once upon a time I hap- cause, you see. the first woman was made business friend or his family of their good The passers of the street, all wondering, “ Sylvia,” he said, as the voice of acloek Yes, Mrs. Hudson. Do you know of of good, and made a great deal of trouble pencil to be reading from this very book ” from a rib-bone. home produced milk, if it cost 10 or 12 cents House Fmislw Department -Looked on that sight, then followed silently : near by warned the girl that it was time to anybody bv the name of Shaw—Mr. Frank and expense to him. lie should put an (picking up a book of fiction from the bl­ a quart. An accurate account is kept of A grand specialty is made of this department, in Feasant and prince, and anisan and clerk, go home. “ Sylvia, darling, the time has Shaw—at baker's Inn?” A well-known clergyman asserts that no which can he found nearly ev. ry article necessary for AU in one company. end to it at any and every hazard. ble) “ and here is something from the smoking will be allowed in heaven. Smok­ the feed; the man in charge orders at tlie h o u f keeping. A pi.r-.icn of tln-si are enumerated : come when you must decide between two Sylvia gave a start. A lump of sugar Mrs. Jenkins shirted up in blank sur- same book that I am going to read to you.” feed store anything he desires for the cow, courses. We must part forever, or you fell between tho spoon and the cup, and ers will therefore take the rear car and Still, as they went the crowd grew ever more, prise. " Now I want to know,” she said And he went on to read to Mr. Jones sev- turn to the left. and it is all down on a “ pass-book.” Here Crockery & Glass Ware! Till thousands stood around the friendless grave, must he forever mine. I leave this place crumpled upon the hearth, but she dropped to herself, “ if our minister says that of Mr. eral paragraphs in which occurred the fol- are the figures for 100 days past: Full and comp hie stock of new and modern styles. Led by that princely heart, who royal, true, forever next Thursday night. Will you go another into the cup and handed it ti the A young lady being asked by a rich Jones!” I lowing: The Cow’s Debit and Crodit for 100 Days. Honored the poor and brave. with me ? ” woman in the chair, glad to get it out of Without waiting to hear any more, Mrs. " Mr. .Tones got to abusing his family at bachelor, “ If not yourself, who would you Tab' Plated W Spoons, &c- “ O, Frank,” panted Sylvia, “ O, Frank, her shaking hands. Jenkins folded her arms tightly and deft- last. Ho declared his wife should not go rather be?”she replied sweetly and modest­ Dr. Tin of all kind. Chro how can I go ? Perhaps father would give “ Shaw!" repeated Mrs. Hudson. "Well antly abont her, and started down the stairs, out visiting, and threatened to shut her up ly. “ Yours truly.” S50 lbs. bale Hay, at §22 per t Pails. Bask. Brush** of every sort. me to you if you went and asked him; peo­ yes; there is a young man of that name at 1,000 lbs. Corn Meal, at §1.35 pe Clothe# Wringers, Bed-Cord, aalcs and Sketches. The next thing she did was to throw on her if she dared to disobey him. As for going The placidity of expression worn by a 400 lbs. Bran, at §1.30 per 100 lbs. 5 20 p Carpeting and Oil i loth#, Rugs. Mats, Pictures ple will talk so if I run away. And it the tavern.” “ things” and start off at high speed for her out every evening, he" declared he meant 200 lbs. Fine Feed, “ Shorts," at §1.55 and Frames, Curtain Fixtures, Chair Bot­ would be so much nicer to have a wedding man who is “ next ” in a full barber shop toms and hundreds of articles “ That’s him,” said tho woman. “ And friend, Mrs. Tautog’s. ; to put a stop to it; he had had enough of it. cannot be counterfeited. per 100 lbs. 3 10 in the village church, and a bridesmaid] I've come after him. I’m his wife.” “ Now I want to know!” said tho latter. It did not doherany sort of good,and made 20 bundles of betiding Straw, at 10c. 2 00 I promised Bessie she should stand up with “ Lor!” said Mrs. Hudson. “ Wo thought as Mrs. Jenkins came in through the back a great deal of trouble and expense for If you are looking at a picture, you try Paid man for care and milking, come” IN AND SEE. JUST IN TIME. me, and—" he was a single young man.” to give it the advantage of a good light. Be §1 per week, 14 30 "'Free Deliven entrance. “ Do tell if that’s you. Sit down. | him. lie should put an end to it at any Ik* . “ You sec you don't love me. You care "N o doubt,” snid the woman. “ I heard do. What’s the word titis afternoon? Heard and every hazard! ” as courteous to your fellow-beings, as yon Total expenses for 100 days, §47 45 A sitting-room furnished as these rooms more for what people say,” said Frank. he passed himself for single, and was court­ anything new lately?” j Mr. .Tunes burst ont laughing. “ Is that arc to a picture? Cr. are in most country places, with a rag-car- • O, Frank,” cried Sylvia, bursting into ing a great fool of a girl, and that’s what Repairing and Upholstering Done. Oh, well, no—I do'no either; I dare all ’ said he, his face as red as the sitting A Spanish proverb says: “ When yon 1,200 Quarts of best milk (12 quarts per p e t, half a dozen stiff, upright chairs, a tn- tears, “ can't you see how dreadful worried fetched me down. Yes, I’m his miserable sfty •tis. I'm not in the wav of hearing sun. day), 7c. .§8-1 00 i ble, with a marble oil-cloth on it, and on a I am ? ” wife, and I was a widow with as good a ! ;lI1Tlh;nsti,ievt.rvi, ,lIy pic-kcilit clesn;. choose, a wife shut your eyes and commend ” That and tho knot hole,” said Mr. your soul to God.” mantelpiece an eight day clock and a pair And then came kisses and flattery, and business left me as ever you could want,, Wh.-.t ,< ji now '* Caners. smiiinc good natnredlv. Money pront m too days, §36 55 STONE WARE. of gilt vases, with paper bouquets in them. the girl promised to leave home with Frank by poor Bloggs. And Frank Shaw cams “ Oh, well, i l '.Iu ii' really worth mention-j Mr .l.eii - Dili I hi. -hand. From vaior races rne music, wnue Discretion Ur to put it in another way. the 600 = , Molasses Jugs, Butte r Pots Churns, Preserve On the walls, by way of ornament, a pic­ Shaw on the next Thursday night. It was round me, with his soft looks and ways,' j„ - But, then von may as well know as that moment they were friends again. He dodges the issue, especially if it’s a pailful quarts soltl actually brought in §42 cash, Jars, Cream Pots, Pitchers, Pudding ture. the hour for the last train. There could be and I had him; and, I can tell you, mar­ Il’s nothin' though, that I care to went back to the church :lie next Sabbath, of dirty water from an upper window and the entire G00 quarts used at homo In one chair a man of fifty, swaying no effective pursuit until the next morn- ried in haste to repent nt leisure. He have go from m e : you know I don’t wish as lie sliould have done. But Mrs. Jenkins There was a young lady called Maude, cost §5.45. Tho cow cost, say §65. Tho himself backwards and forwards. In the squandered my money, and if I find that to be mixed ttp’iu this scrape.” lias never heard the last of it. Who had recently come from abroad; entire care, which was not paid in tho sur­ oilier, a woman some five years younger, Then you will be mine forever, Sylvia, what I’ve had written to me is true—that '• No, your name shan't be mentioned. H er bloom and her curls, plus of milk above 12 quarts per day, is EARTHEN WARE. said Frank. charged in the expenses above. The man­ Cream Pols. Milk Pa • Bans, Bread Pans, Bean darning stockings. lie’s making love to a girl down here, But what is it, Mrs. Jenkins? What is it? Which astonished the girls, Pols and Handle i e Jars, Green House Some one ran down the stairs, which led So the girl left her lover and ran home, as leaving me alone to mind the business—I’ll Do, pray, tell me sudden, for I'm dyin’ to Foul Air from Furnaces. ure produced, if sold, would more than Pots. Flower Saucers—plain and yet not bold enough to brave a little scold­ Were both an ingenious fraud. meet interest on cost of cow. and any de­ floral dcs from the room above, and bursting open leave him just life enough to get home know.” the door at their foot, launched herself inlo ing. But she was wot scolded. with; that’s all. O!” “ It's no great affair, after all, though. One of the most common and most pal­ Help from an unexpected quarter, tis the preciation in value by increasing age. Al­ the room with a jump that made the floor “ You forgot we hail prayers at ten, didn’t Sylvia listened. The truth of this vul­ Still it’s something. But this is all there pable sources of foul air is faulty hot air tramp remarked when a twenty-five cent low the above average to be kept up only G.W.THOMPSON shake. A bouncing girl with high color you. Sylvia ? ” asked the father. gar creature's statement and the genuine­ is of it; Mr. Jones has got to abusin’ his furnaces. Many times I have convinced piece was handed him by the “ lady of the 200 days in a year, and at the end of that and a waist that told of good health—a “ Well, practising hymns does make the ness of her wrath were but too plain. wife dreadfully; and he declares that if she patients of this by Liking them into the house.” time suppose the cow is sold for half prico 302 to 306 Main Street. pretty girl, and full of life and merri­ time fly,” said the motln Amidst the sudden pangs of murdered thinks o’ goin’ out a visitin,’ he’ll surely cellar and shutting off tho fresh air. In A St. Louis rich man drew up a will (§32.50) and a fresh ono substituted, there Rockland, May, ISSO. 236 ment. And Sylvia's heart throbbed remorsefully. love arose a desire for*revenge—a sudden shut her tip where she can't get out soon.” many cases the slide in the cold air lx>x which was so pathetically worded that it would still be a gain of $40.60 for 200 days She wore a bright, muslin dies?, and had Utterly under the power of her foolish fancy longing to see tlie man who would have Of all things in the world ?” would lie found closed in. completely ob­ moved all his relatives to tears. It left all or for a year a profit of §74.10. plenty of ribbon at her waist, in her hair, for this stranger as he was, Sylvia was very tricked her so miserably, brought to some Yes, and more than that; lie’s even structing the fresh air, while a tierce tire his property to an orphan asylum. With good feed the $65 cow will keep up and aliout her throat, and she carried her unhappy as the days wore on. A decently such absurd sort of grief as this enraged gone and forbidden her going to evenin’ was burning in the farnace and a full a full supply of milk at least 26 weeks, and H.H.CRIE&CO. hat in her hand, and crossed the room with­ brought up girl of old Puritan stock does hit of vulgarity would bring upon him if meetings. What do you think or such a stream of hot air was rushing up into tlie A traveler says it is true that many youn; then be worth §40 for continued milking out a pause until her hand was on the door- not take kindly to the breaking of laws. It she met him now. She stepped forward. man as that?” rooms alwve. If this heated air did not Russians will ea t candles. Of course they and breeding. Sell her then and buy an­ I latch. Then: was delightful to think of being Frank Mrs. Shaw,” she said, “ I think you’ve I think lie’s a monster!” conic from tlio cellar and ground, where will; they eat up the candles so that they other fresh cow for §65—a loss of $50 a i “ Hello, there, Sylvia,” cried the man in Shaw’s wife, and living in idle elegance ever been rightly informed. Mr. Shaw is said And so do I, but that ain't quite all. did it come from ? Were not the jieople up may kiss in the dark. year. The above liberal allowance of §47.- the rocking-chair. •• Where arc you going after, hut she would greatly have preferred to go to I.ovel’s Lane every evening to 45 for feed and care 100 days, amounts to LOWEST PRICES! He jaws her all tlie time, abuses her, stairs virtually living in cellar air? The Soon will Aniniinta I to? ” to enter that blissful state through the reg­ meet a girl. I suppose lie is there now, threatens tier, and keeps her in mortal fear cracks in the fresh air box and the jiorous §173.19 a year. Adding the loss of §50 for “ Yes, where be you flying this time o’ ular gateway of a marriage in the village and. I'll show yon the wav..’ of her life! Only to think of it!” nature of tlie bricks and wood readily sup­ Down at tlie seaside ehat, purchasing two fresh cows, makes tho total VERY BEST PLACE TO BUY night?” echoed the woman. church with a line silk dress, her mother “ Why, Silvia,” cried Sir. Hudson.” How did you hear abont it? I wonder plied air under tho powerful suction. At The white eernlean ribbons annual expense§223.19. This would make •• Just a step.” replied the girl. and father present, ami her friends look­ “ O, let me but find it’s true,’’cried Mrs. if folks generally know it!” How did you all limes, and especially when tho cellar Blow oil her airy h at; the supply of milk, 12 quarts a day (4,380 Anil as the frosty breakers quarts), cost about 5 cents per quart, or not IKON & STEEL, Chain. and Auction, “ But where?” repeated the man. stern­ ing on. Shaw. bear about it, I’d like to know?” windows are closed these furnaces suck up ly- Once or twice her heart almost failed her, And she followed Sylvia to the group of Well, I'd as lief tell you as not, Mrs. quantities of ground air, which is always Grow musically louder, quite 51 cents for 10 quarts. This is not an B L A C K S M IT H S ’ Stock nn.l Tools, “ To Bessie Smith's father.” answered hut Thursday evening arrived, and the trees which guarded Lovel's Lane. Tautog; but then you must promise not to deleteriiins and often poisonous. By put­ Stic says, “ O, George, let's hie away. exaggerated estimate for a §65.00 cow, re­ CORDAGE and Ship Chandlery, the girl looking down at the floor. thought that her lover would he wailing in “ They say she gives a little chirp like a tell anybody else alwut it.” ting a gauge on tlie cold air slide and by And have sonic bivalve chowder." newed every 26 weeks. The feed and care “ What for?” ttsked the woman. the lane for her had the old magnetic in­ bird.” said Sylvia, then ho whistles. “ Oh, to lie sure not. Why should I want covering tlie cold air shaft witli tin or Lu- The oars of resolution and the sails of may be very much less than the above §47.- C A K R IA G R B U IL D E R S ' Snpplica, “ To practice for the choir next Sunday, fluence. She must go to him. and once She gave the chirp, a whistle answered to be gadden’ about tlie neighborhood for, paper the air is bettered, hut by no means discretion to make headway up the swift, 45 j>er 400 days, by saving all waste foods 'C A R R IA G E Trimmers*and Painters* Goods, mother.” said the girl. with him, she must do as he willed. Ixne and then sho left Frank Shaw to his wife's tcllin’ hard stories about respcclablo folks? ciimpletely freed of bad influences.—Dr. opposing current that every one must faco suitable for a cow, and by securing pastur­ “ Well,” said the girl’s mother, “ you can and inexperience blinded her eyes. She vengeance. Who did tell you, though? ” Wylie in Sanitary Engineer. to secure success. age 7 or 8 months, and especially when a SH IP Spikes, Oakum, Paints, go, then.” believed him a wonderful being and an ele­ “ Law me,” said Mrs. Hudson, when she Nobody told me. exactly; lmt I hap- cow can be cared for by members of the FISHERMENS’ Filling., “ Only lie home by ten.” said the father. gant gentleman, when, in fact, lie was a returned. “ Why, how did yon know pened to know it come in tlie first place A mercliant was asked the other day how family, thus saving §52.00 a year. Taking many children he had, and lie replied, the country as a whole, probably §50 will QUAltRYMEN'S Slock and Tools, Powder, etc., “ Yes. I will,’’replied Sylvia.and opened man of less than ordinary wind, anil vul­ about that girl, Sylvia?” from the minister’s.” Saw T h ro u g h th e M eat. the door and sped away. garly ostentatious manner. His big ring " Well, you know, people will talk,” " Five lioys, and eacli Ixiy lias two sisters." ordinarily buy a cow that will, on fair feed, NAILS, CLASS, Taper, Batata, “ You don’t say so!” Thia may lie called tlie new puzzle of fif­ But once out of reach of any eyes that and pin, his dangling chain and seals, his said Sylvia, " and I thought I’d risk it.” Mrs. Jenkins nodded in silence. Matlaiu C-----.tlressmakcr, lias a great average 10 to 12 quarts per day for the first GUNS, REVOLVERS, Cartridges, etc., might have followed her from the door, she bran-new clothes, all imposed upon her. But she did not go to the door to see “ Well, I do declare now! Wlio’d ever teen for those who think tie lias an unusual­ six months after calving.—Aiacricaa Agri­ deal of trouble witli sewing girls. Tho ly large family. culturist. GALVANIZED Spikes, Nails, Blocks, Row Locks turned back upon tbc path she bad taken.: The man was no more genuine than his Frank Sbaw get into tho cart witli his wife a thought of such a tiling of Mr. Jones! other day one of them came to h er to say: crossed the road, and in the deep shadow diamonds; but she believed in both implie an lionr afterwards; nor did sho sleep at Hoop Iron, etc.; Blit I've seemed to Lake notice back along, “ Madam I fear I will not lie aide to work Gli, mother, may I go play fifteen ? ” of tree and busli jmssed her own home illy. all that night. that bis wife-was a good deal down-hoarted niui'ii longer, I think 1 amgetting blind'” No, no, my dearest daughter; it’s tlie big­ Apples. CARPET WEAVERS' Twine and Warp, again, the shadows of her parents in their Silas Parish, even when following tlie They say there were bits of jewelry and sort o’ melancholy like. And that “ Wily how is this ? You seem to get gest fraud that ever was seen. Go draw SA IL O R S’ Oil Clothes, Ilats and Bedding, chairs waving to and fro upon the blinds, plough, with patches on Ixvtli knees, was and half a shirt collar and some hair scat­ must bo the reason; that explains it all.” along pretty well with your work.” the washing water ”—and tile length of the It is stated that by a careful analysis it giving her a little qualm of terror; and turn­ much more the gentleman—only, you see tered about down in I-ovel’s Lane,” said “ Yes,” said Mrs. Jenkins; “ that’s it.” “ Yes but I can no longer see any meat fair daughter’s countenance was expressive lias been found that apples conLain a larger GROCERIES, Sugar, Pork, Beef, Molasses and ing inloa green lane,which led tolhechnreh- Sylvia did not know it. Silas Parish, with tlie farmer, tlie next day, “ site abused him Tlie latter lady did not slay very long af­ on my plate at dinner.” of tlie great length of time it would Likc amount of phosphorus, or brain food, than Flo vard, heard a low whistle, gave • little bis honest up-and-down desire to pay her all niglit. up nt tho tavern, and the folks ter unliosoming herself of her heavy secret, Madam C-----understood, and tile next lo solve tlie puzzle. any other fruit or vegeLable, and so on this —AT— chirp in answer, and in n moment more bis addresses with the knowledge of father stood and listened. Silvy, gal, don’t you when off posted Mrs. Tautog, armed and day tlie voting ladies were served with very account they are very important to seden­ was clasped in some one’s arms. anil mother, and to marry her and take her see how your father was right when he told equipped for the brave business she had in large lint very tliin pieces of meat. “ I tell yon,” says a rabid freethinker, tary men who work with their brain rather 205 Main Street, “ You are here,” said a voice in her ear. to bis home with their blessing, was the real you that ho was a no-account kind of a hand. The first house she dropped into “ What happiness ! ” cclaimcd onr Miss. tlie idea that there is a God never conies than muscles. They also conLain tho acids “ I began to believe those two dragons at lover. But Sylvia was stone blind under chap, eh?" was Mrs. Mallory’s. My sight lias come back. I can now seo into my head.” “ A ll! precisely like my which are needed every day, especially for borne had locked you up for the night. How Cupid’s glamor. She was not tho first wo­ “ Yes.” “ Mrs. Mallory," she said, almost as soon better than ever.” dog. But there is tho difference—he doesn’t sedentary men, tlie action of whose liver is H. H. CRIE & CO. late yon are, dearest.” man so blinded, cither. “ Ain’t you glad you didn’t go to keeping as she was seated, “ have you heard tho IIow is that, mademoiselle ?” go around howling abont it.” sluggish, to eliminate effete matters, which ■■ You must not speak so of mother and So Thursday niglit had come, and the company with him?” asked the mother. news? ” Why, at this moment, I can seo the if retained in tho system, produce inaction father, Frank,” said Sylvia; “ and really I A ready answer: Very red-haired pas little valise was packed. It lay bidden But neither of them knew how glad and “ Why, no," answered the astonished plate through tlie meat ! ” senger—“ I say guard, why on earth don' of tho brain, and indeed of the whole sys­ Invariably Cures Loss of had so much to do I could not get ofl' be­ where she could place her band on it, and yet how sad poor Sylvia was. nor how she lady. '■ What is it pray ?’’ the train go out ? ” Guard—“ Good gra tem, causing jaundice,(sleepiness, scurvy, fore—the dishes and—” Sylvia’s eyes watched the clock, the hands prayed for the help and comfort no human And forthwith Mrs. Tautog narrated all cions, sir ! put your head in, how do you and troublesome diseases of the skin. Appetite, • Flatulency, “ Yes, I know, all sorts of household already pointing to eight. The next night hand could give her. It took a year or that Mrs. Jenkins had been kind enough to A man living at Montreal obtained two drudgery,” said the young man, whose dress expect to go on while the danger signal is she should not be there. Should she ever two to blot these memories out of the girl's tell her and more—saying nothing about young seals, and after feeding them about a out ? ” , _ Dizziness, Jaun- and manner betokened him n man of fash­ sit in that little room again, ever see her life, hut at last they were gone forever. the emliellishments she laid on in the course year they became very tame and would go Extreme Cold Endured hy Seeds.— ionable habits, who wore diamonds, which, mother's good, faded face; hear her father, And Silas Parish, honest, constant and true of her story. into bis house and stay an hour or two by A Philadelphia servant girl who was Somelrecent experiments by DeCandolle dice, Nausea, if they were genuine, spoke of wealth lie- who, though stern nt times, really loved her lias proved to her long since the worth of Mrs. Mallory was astonished, of course, the fire, and then go out and Like a swim washing windows spattered some water on and Pictet, of Geneva, are of interest as sides." “ Yes, I quite understand. "Hasn't as she knew, calling her by the pet name a good man’s love, and that a woman can and as soon ns her visitor had withdrawn, in tlie St. Lawrence, returning again to tlie a pedestrian. Sho apologized, ho smiled showing the great cold which seeds may Bilious- i and Dys­ the old lady more sense of the fitting than he used when he was best pleased ? And be happy even amidst humble, domestic sho donned her bonnet and shawl, and bouse and striking their flippers against it and in four weeks they were married. He endure without injury. Mustard and cab­ to set you at such work? You! Why you to-night, in an unwonted movement of cares, if there is one at her sido whose whipped across to Mrs. Dinks’. to gain entrance. Finally be decided to turned out to be worth $200,000. bage seeds and grains of wheat, without pepsia. should never be set nt house-maid's tasks. truth and tenderness never fail her. send them off, and gavo them to a steam­ previous artificial drying, were enclosed in ness anil Bil­ softness, he had taken her on his knee, and There the story was repeated witli varia­ “ No, William.” she monnrnfnlly tittered sealed tubes and subjected to a temperature Als# I-et me see the little white hands, dear little said: tions and considerable additions. Then boat pilot to carry forty or fifty miles down hands, that might be a queen’s. It's n tho river, which was done, but tlie next still allowing him to retain tlie hand. " No, of 50 to SO degrees below zero Centigrade, ious Colic. It is “ Why, girlie, you arc as pretty as your Mrs. Dinks look it up. And then Mrs. William, I can’t marry yon. I don’t bo (60 to 100 of our ordinary Farenheit ther­ burning shame.” A London husband forbade his wife to Murry got interested in it. and Mrs. Fil|»t, morning the seale made their appearance " You see, all girls do household work mother used to be when I first knew her.' bny on his credit, but she continued to do again as usnal. lieve you can provide a wife with butter mometer), for from 2 to 6 hours. These Could she go ? YeS, she must. Frank and so on, till everybody had got hold of it, upon your present salary, and I can’t eat seeds afterwards germinated promptly with a specific for Nervous in the country,” said Sylvia, looking up in­ so. When the bills came in the husband and had taken it up, and had passed judg­ to the eyes of the man beside her, which, would wait for her—Frank who loved her refused to pay. He was sued, and the court oleomargarine.” a vigor equal to thoso not so treated.— even in tho starlight one could see were so. She had risen, and was about to make ment on the man who was guilty of such A curious fact in regard to creeping and American Agriculturist. and Bilious Headache. held that as the defendant had denied his gross malpractice toward his family. If it twining plants has recently been pointed “ Ah ! my darling wife," said George handsome. “ The richest girls do. Squire some excuse for slipping out of the house, wife the right to pledge his credit, though tlie week after his marriage, “ if your hus­ Tills, in a Purely Vegetable Preparation. Cauliflower’s daughter often washes, and lest, if she tarried longer, these facts should had stopped right there, perhaps it,would out, viz., that they will be attracted by cer­ tho prohibition was avowed to nobody else, have answered; but it didn't. It spread tain species of climbers growing near them band were to die, what would yon do "' Miss Cumbermede, the minister's sister, is weaken her purpose, when there came a he was not liable for her debts. Tradcs- “ I don’t know, I am sure, George,” said There is no manure more fertilizing in IT PURIFIES THE BLOOD always dusting, and—” sudden knock at the door. liko a circle in the water, till in the end and repelled by others. It lias been ob­ its nature than that of tho sheep, and it Thus removing from the System nil causes of disease. jieoplc were but little alarmed at this, be­ Mrs. Jones herself heard of it; and heard, served, in tropical forests, that tlie climb­ the wifo reflectively. “ I never thought of Try it. For sale by all Druggists. 6mr20 *• But they are no examples for you,” “ Come in,” cried the farmer. lieving that a higher court, to which tlie that. I must look in my book of etiquette does not so readily waste by exposure a3 said Frank Shaw. “ Miss Cauliflower is a And in came a head—a shaggy head.willi of course, that tho author of the story was ing vines seem to prefer ccrbiin kinds of that of other animals. A German agricul­ J o h n w . p e r k in s & co., case was appealed, would reverse the deci the minister’s own self. trees, and go far out of their way to reach and rend the rules for young widows ! ” General A gents ...... Portland, Me. fat, coarse young person, and Miss Camber- wild red hair, and below a wilder red chin sion. On the contrary, the court of appeals turist has calculated that tho droppings mede very excellent, no doubt, but only a beard. unanimously sustained the judgment of the Tho next thing to be done was for Mr. them, at tlie same time avoidingotlier trees The poor printer, struggling heroically from 1000 sheep for a single night would prim old maid, and an ugly ono. And you, “ I’m in a pickle, mister,” said the voice, lower court, and now there is consternation Jones and his family to leave Mr. Caper’s much nearer, and apparently more conve­ with the hard problem of life, finds many measure an acre of land sufficiently. Sylvia, might be a princess. You are no “ I am drivin’ a lady up to ’Baker’s Tav­ nmong merchants and dealers of every church, and go somewhere else. Tho clergy­ nient. incentives to hoqpst endeavor, bnt rarely more like the other girls in Dinglebcrry ern,’ and I’ve got a wheel off. My passen­ class, as every married swindler will by man was much troubled about it, and sent one so soul-inspiring as the spectacle of a “ I Don’t Want That Stuflf.” than porcelain is like clay.” ger is a mighty highstriky woman, and yon this decision gain a new opportunity. It his wife over to see if she could discover Thirty years ago the Frencli republicans five bnndred-ilollar piano being moved in­ Is what a Iailv of Boston said to her husband when Sylvia blushed with pleasure and flat­ orter hear her screech. That’s her now,” is thought dealers will protect themselves the cause. Mrs. Jones received her with a were oftener poor than rich. At the pres­ to the house of a man he has been for months ho brought how ) some medicine to cure her of sick LIEBIG CO’S tered vanity. She had always thought “ All right, my man,” said the farmer; by increased prices to cover losses. great deal of coldness, and seemed hardly ent day in the chamber of deputies anti in yainlv endeavoring to collect a two-doltar headache and Anralgia which had made her mis­ “ fetch tlie lady in, and I’ll help fix the civil. Unable to endure it any longer, erable for P-arteen years. At tho first attack Miss Cauliflower a handsome, showy girl, the senate there are in the ranks of the bill of.—[Fulton Times. thereafter, n was ^administered to her with such and, as " the Squire's ” daughter, a very wheel while wife tends to her.” Mr?. Capers asked the aggrieved lady republicans ono third more millionaires good results, that she continued its use until cured aristocratic personage; while Miss Cum­ “ Maybe she’s hurt," said the wife. W aggs went to the station of one of frankly what tho trouble was. Mrs. Jones than there aro in the ranks of the reaction­ “ It is isn’t dying,” said Mrs. Brownsmith and made so enthusiastic in its praise, that she in­ “ No,” said the man; “ no, ma’am. If as frankly told her; that was well, for now “ that troubles me. I am not afraid of COCA BEEF TONIC. bermede, whose thick black silks rustled so our railways the other evening and find­ aries. “ Ah! how is that ? ” asked a dnehess duced twenty-two of the best families in her circle she was she wouldn’t screech like that.” the latter knew exactly what the matter death; but it makes me sad to think of to adopt it as their regular family medicine. That grandly ns she passed tip tlie church aisle ing the seats all occupied, said, in a of tho noble faubourg: “ From whom if not so young as she had been, had al­ And the two men plodded out into tho was, and what it was necessary to do. have they inherited their fortune? " “From leaving my friends.—I often think of what “ stuff” is Hop Bittcis, 2427. ways seemed to her remarkably ladylike darkness and soon returned, supporting be­ loud tone, “W hy, this car isn’tgoing!” Going home and imparting the intelli­ labor, the most inexhaustible of ancestors,” would become of you if I were gone ! ” and pleasant. And now to be told that she tween them a lady, who probably wore up­ Of course these words caused a general gence to her husband, he manifested as was the reply of the democrat “ Oh ! you needn’t let me interfere,” re-> Saved Her Life. excelled them both, not only in beauty but on her person more ruffles, liows, flowers, stampede, and Waggs took the best much astonishment as she. He sat and plied Brownsmith eagerly; “ don’t let me Messrs. P. W. HcniunD & Co.: My wife was thought it over awhile, in order the better stand in your way, darling.” And tho a great sufferer from Sick Headache, DUainess, in gentility, was delightful. streamers and bangles and dangles gener­ seat. The train soon moved on. In anil Constipation, for a long time. She tried “ It’s a shame,” repeated the young man. ally than were ever crowded into the toilet the midst of the indignation the wag to collect himself before taking a single An old German froze his nose. While house took up tho question of “ Resolved SOLD:BY ALL DRUCCISTS. step, and then started off direct for Mr. That Brownsmith is a brute,” passed it manv remedies but found nothing that would givo But you see your parents don’t know your of ono female. The oversetting of the cart was questioned. “ You said this car thawing it out ho remarked, “ I no under­ her relief until she tried the People's Favorite Ton­ Jones himself. He told Mr. Jones what he stand dis ting. I haf carry dot nose forty through its three readings without a dis- ic Bitters. She was restored to hralth by their value. If I bad not come here, I suppose which beside the passenger, had contained wasn’t going?’ “ Well,, it wasn’t then,” conKnrr vnioo nml nflirurronA a Lag of flour, had greatly disarranged had just heard, and declared the whole an venrs anil he never freeve.1 hteoelF 1— rDiilie/l W airira 11 lint »♦ to *»oo,.w 1 Murder of two Willows. j The Situation. Two additional members were added to the During the l:ist fortnight a miraculous one of the speakers, who is engaged in Dr. Kittredge of Chicago. Hon. George Schooner, John H. Converse, Capt. Leighton THE EOffiLOD GAZETTE. Mrs. Maria Avent and Mrs. Emily Chid-j Twenty years ago—May 17, I860—a Re- Election Committee, of which Mr. Fogg change has taken place. Previously all the missionary work among the Alexicans F. Hoar of Alassachusetts was unanimous­ of New York, from Bangor to New York with ice, sey, the former seventy-three and the latter. publican Convention assembled nt Chicago was a member, while he was away in Mas-, looked bare and dirty, now there are but of Southern Colorado (Rev. Air. Darley) ly elected temporary chairman, and he during thick weather Tuesday, about 10 o’clock sachusetts, and without his consent. The few trees which do not afford some sign of give some interesting information concern­ made a thrilling address. On motion’ of A. M. struck on Bickmore’s ledge which bears W. Thursday, Juue 3, 1880. sixty-five years of age, have been murdered for the purposo of nominating n candidate N. W . about two and a half miles from Matinic nt West Avon. Connecticut. This is a for President. Hon. William II. Seward returns were placed in tho hands of that - life, and from somo comes the faint perfume ing the Penitente. This clergyman had Air. Hale of Maine tho roll of States was committee, nnd were opened before Mr. of flowers. In the newly-turned beds there island. The buoy on the ledge is gone and this t y The dccrensc of the public debt dur­ shocking affair. The murder, although was tho leading candidate, having a decid- received converts who had been members called for the appointment of committees. is the third vessel’tliat has struck there in the past Fogg had returned or had seen them. The are primroses, wall-flowers, nnd pansies, ing the month of May was nearly §16,- probably committed Sunday, was not dis-] ed plurality in the convention, and tho of the order and one of them was then pres­ The Maine members are Air. Downes on three weeks. The Converse lost keel, unshipped covered until Monday. The deceased were general expectation, was that he would re- advice of counsel had also been sought with hero and there a gay clump of tulips ent. He also had obtained a copy of the Organization; Air. Rowers on Rules and rudder and leaks freely. Capt. Leighton came to 000,000. The decrease since June 30,1879 and several elaborate opinions given in j or narcissuses; but tho most striking shows sisters and widows, and lived together a t, ceive the nomination, although there was a constitution and by-laws of the society. Orders; Air. Strout on Credentials; and the city yesterday to make arrangements for a tug has been nearly §75,000,000. writing, before Mr. Fogg joined tho Coun- < of blossoms aro those on tho shrubs and the Chidsey Homestead on the old Albany strong opposition to him whioh was not This copy was printed (in Spanish, of Lewis Barker on Resolutions. Utah not to tow the schooner off, either to this port or to cil from Massachusetts. The returns were smaller trees. Portland for repairs. * S’" The tide of immigration rolls on with Turnpike in Avon, thirteen miles west of united upon any candidate, whilo Mr. Se course,) in 1860. The Penitente (so citizens having been called, it was, on motion of not only opened and partially tabulated, The Conservative Press of Europe is re­ undiminished volume. The arrivals at Hartford. ward’s supporters were strongly organized have told us) has been supposed to be de­ Air. Frye called, although Air. Conkling Good T emplars. We are in receipt of a but advice had been obtained and tho party gretting, and tile Radical Press is rejoicing Now York for the five months from Jan. 1 There were no evidences of plunder. The and were confident of success, signed partly for political objects and to objected. The credentials and protests of copy of the Journal of the last, (22nd) annual policy worked out without cither the ad­ at the appointment of Sir Charles Dilke as session of the Grand Lodge of Good Templars of to May 31 numbered 135,000, which is the motivo for the crime can only be surmised. The situation at Chicago at the present control tho votes of the Alexican popula­ contesting delegates were referred to the vice or tho consent of Air. Fogg. That Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Af­ Maine, held last month at Bangor, from the Grand largest influx for twenty-five years. Tho women were last soon alive on Sunday time strongly resembles that whicli existed tion, but the clergyman referred to did not committee on Credentials, and a recess was party policy was Democratic. Nearly fairs. Neither party has any good reason Secretary, Geo. E. Brackett, of Belfast The Or­ morning. Monday morning a neighbor, in 18G0, and it has lead tho New York Trib speak of it ns in any senso a political or­ taken until to-day at II o'clock. der seems to have regained its old time prosperity, overy counsel who was consulted was Dem­ to be excited on tho subject. Sir Charles t y A cantion to census enumerators. entering tho kitchen found Mrs. Chidsey unc to constrast tho situations. In refer­ ganization. Tho object seemed to be a How it Looks. as the Secretary reports nearly 300 Lodges, and ocratic. Tlie leaders of the Democratic Dilke’s Radicalism is of tile most harmless General Walker, Superintendent of the lying on the kitchen floor in a pool of blood ence to the Convention of 1860, it says: religious ono and tho voluntary punish­ over 20,000 members in the State, a handsome gain party were also consulted.” type, and is likely to'entirciy disappear from It is very evident that the opponents of from last year. There are also 50 Juvenile Tem- Census, has decided that in filling their sho having been killed by a blow on the ‘ Tho opposition, scattered over a dozen ments borne to be inflicted in imitation of Gen. Grant have, thus far, triumphed in the plers, which is the children’s branch of the Order. schedules the enumerators must make their candidates, with Mr. Lincoln loading, the subordinate position lie now occupies the sufferings of the Savior. Every person head with an axe. Mrs. Avent was found Convention. It has been agreed that Air. Aggressive and^effectlvo lecture and organizing seemed overborne entirely by the concen­ The State Conventions. under Lord Granville. His advanced Lib­ on joining IhePenilenle must receive at least entries in standard black ink. in the attic on a bed, with her Bible by hew Hoar shall be the President of the Con­ work will be’continucd again next antnran. The Two Conventions were held at Bangor eralism has served to keep him in the side. She had a ghastly wound on her trated strength of the Seward demonstra­ six long cuts on tho back, three on each side vention; nnd the committees, as consti­ next session of the G. L., will probably be held at on Tuesday for the purpose of nominating House of Commons for several years, and Honiton, early in October. t y J. Fred Merrill, of Rockland and A. forehead, inflicted with a tailor’s goose tion. The confidence of the Seward men of the spine. They must be long and must tuted, are decidedly anti-Grant, especially candidates for Governor—tho Greenback in elevating him to a placo in the Cabinet, McNichol of Calais have been elected dele­ which was lying on a chest close by. alafmcd them, and almost up to tho mo- draw blood and leave a permanent mark,be­ that on Credentials, which is an important •i* The Rockland military company was mus­ gates from this district to the Cincinnati A piece of carpet was thrown over tho body ment.the balloting began thero was danger and the Democratic. Both were largely at­ but in Parliament the Liberal views of the cause each man claiming to be a Penitente tered in Monday evening by Lieut. Col. 0. W . S. “ honorable and learned gentleman from point. In a Grant Caucus last evening. Cobb, about 50 members being present, who were Convention, and George Tolman, of Deer of Mrs. Chidsey, and a paper over the face that they might bo stampeded. tended, tho former reporting an attendance must be able to show theso scars in proof. Chelsea”, have only declared themselves Senator Conkling remarked that not over examined by Dr. Williams, Medical Examiner. Isle, and Frank W. Kelley, of Winterport, of Mrs. Avent. The skulls of botli women The voting began on May 18. At mid of 1553 delegates and the latter 677. The They need not, however, be deep, this being" in efforts to broaden tho franchise, in pro­ 300 votes could be assured for Grant, on An election of officers then took place with the fol­ alternates. were broken. Tho murderer probably ap­ night of the previous day. Mr. Greeley, result of the proceedings was that the at the option of the initiate. If he requests the first ballot. It was expected that to-day lowing result: proached the house from tho woods in the who was leading the opposition to Seward Grcenbaekcrs captured the Democrats— testing ngainst pecuniary allowances to they will be cut deep, nnd sometimes the Captain—H. C. Chapman. members of the Royal fnmily. He is tho would be occupied in settling the contested t y The high value set upon a scat in rear, the barns sheltering him from obser­ telegraphed to tho Tribune: “ My con­ “horse foot and dragoons”. candidate will request to have ten, twenty 1st Lieutenant—E. W. Berry. proprietor of several newspapers, among seats, and it was not probable a ballot Congress is shown by the statement of Sir. vation, tracks being found in the barn-yard clusion, from all that I can gather to­ The Greenback Convention. and sometimes oven fifty cuts made upon would bo reached until late, if before to­ 2d “ —A. D. Blackington. otjiers, the Athenaeum, the highest literary Orderly Sergeant—A. D. Bird. Curtin that his expenses in contesting the and in the roadway from tho rear. The night, is that tho opposition to Governor This convention was called to order by his back. This is wholly according to the morrow. Rumors of a combination of the authority in the English langunge. Sir Sergeants—W. II. Kittredge, F. E. Cobb, W. seat from the Twentieth (Penn.) District, motive of the crime was not plunder, as the Seward cannot concentrate on any candi­ zeal of tho individuals. The cuts are made Grant force upon Edmunds are rife. A E. A. Gove, ex-Secretary of State, and Ex- Charles was born to a life of elegant leisure W. Case, W. H. Stowe. were §15,000, and Mr. Yocum’s that the silver in ilia kitchen was not disturbed, and date, and that he will bo nominated.” Mr Councillor Joliu B. Foster, of Bangor, pre­ by an officer whose duty is is, and with a day or two will tell the story. Meanwhile Corporals—R. L. Winslow, S. C. Webber, L. S. and bis private library in Sloano street is a cost to him of retaining it was §13,000. the bureaus and trunks were not molested. Halstead telegraphed similarly to The Cin­ sided. Hon. T. II. Alurch was one of tho sharp piece of volcanic glass, or flint. A “ let patience have her perfect work.” Robinson, G. F. nix. very choice and remarkable one, an entire A possible motive suggestive is that of some cinnati Commercial. Of tho thousands in Vice Presidents. Solon Chase was chair­ piece of this substance which had been in Clerk and Treasurer—R. II. Burnham; who alcove being occupied exclusively with LATEST. gives bonds in £500. j y The chairman of the Reformed Pres­ party interested in the destruction of the attendance, there were very few who did man of the committee on resolutions. actual use for the purpose, was exhibited pamphlets rulating to tho authorship of Postscript.—A dispatch from Chicago The commissioned officers were then sworn in. byterian synod at Pittsburg Saturday called not at that hour believe that tho nomina­ Speeches were mailo by the President and by the Clergyman, and also a scourge will of the old ladies. This is the only mo­ “ Junius.” E dwakh. this afternoon states that after the Conven­ The name of “ Tillson Light Infantry” was on the chief of the i>olice, and gave him tion of Mr. Seward was already a foregone by Hon. F. AI. Fogg, in whicli the former (plaited of the tough fibers of tho soapweed, tive that can now be surmised. The Coro- tion met to day it was* announced that the adopted, in honor of our distinguished fellow-citi­ charge of tho synod during the remainder s Jury ndjourned for one week and conclusion. But the movementculminated defended liis course as a member of the Spanish bayonet ”) such as is used by zen Gen. Davis Tillson. After the appointment of of Uio session so Tar as order is concerned. the Penitente in their self-inflicted flagella­ Committee on Credentials would not be tho detectives aro at work. there, and from the moment that Air. Se­ Executive Council. Editorial Correspondence. ready to report until 4 o’clock. Conkling committee on selection of armory and for drawing The disturbance had been very great. tions. Thero are seven officers in each so­ ward’s nomination seemed secure boyond Solon Chase, from the committee on reso­ then moved to adjourn to 6 o’clock, which up by-laws the company adjourned, subject to call question, it became impossible. It was Pueblo not a Temperance Town—Cara and ciety including n President, a Teacher, a of the clerk. Mining Itesunied at Leadville. lutions,presented the following, which were Saloons — “ Music Nuisance ” versus Whls_ was opjiosed by Hale. Conkling’s motion 1ST At the Greenback convention for the Treasurer, etc. Denvf.u, Col., May 31.—A special to The then that tho delegates began to think witli accepted:— key Nuisance—A novel use for Tin Cans—tlie was lost. Air. Joy, of Alichigan, offered a The Boston Museum company drew at Far- 5th Congressional district at Bangor, Tues­ secret Jesuitical order of the Penitente and During Passion Week, tho Penitentes pub­ well Hall last Friday evening one of the largest Republican horn Leadville says: The strike seriousness upon what would follow tlie Resolved, That all currency whether metallic or resolution that the contestants from Illinois day, Charles Barker of Waldo and A. Q. pnper, necessary for the use and convenience o f the its cruel self-inflicted Torturos. licly inflict upon themselves the most cruel and most fashionable audiences ever gathered in is at an end. On Saturday tho managers nomination. And it was their sober second people, should lie issued and its volume controlled beheard in the Convention, which was Hill of Washington were elected delegates P ueblo, Colo, Alay 25,1880. self-imposed flagellations, cuttings ami Rockland. And, what wns better still, no one of the Chrysolite ami Little Chief Mines thought that it would imperil tho success by the government and not hv or through the bonk­ adopted, and the Convention took a recess to the Chicago Convention, and Lafayette ing corporations of the country, and when so is­ Pueblo is not a temperance city. Wo penances of various kinds. Theso observ­ went away disappointed. Much as was expected informed the strikers that they would re­ of tho party. It was no time then to con­ sued should lie a full legal tender inpayinentofnll until 5 o’clock. Kimball of Hancock, and G. E. Church of have made a similar remark in previous ances begin on Ash Wednesday and con from Warren, Barron, Mrs. Vincent, Miss Annie sume operation on Monday. Fears of vio­ sider whether the opposition to Air. Seward debts, public and private. Clark, Miss Alice Carle and the others, compris­ Washington, alternates. Resolved, That the portion of the interest lieor- letters. If wo havo. tho repetition is not tinue till Good Friday. Tho Pcnilcntes ap­ lence were entertained and both mines whicli was partly personal and partly po­ ing the troupe, the expectations were surpassed, ing debt of tho United States wldcli shall become strange, since tho bibulous propensities of pear in procession preceded by some play­ were put in a state of perfect defence. litical—was reasonable or just. Tho sim­ redeemable in the year 1881 or prior thereto, be­ Ii) tl]e City. and a more delighted audience never assem­ jy T h e Democratic First Maine District ing in amount §782,000,000, should not be refund­ large proportion of tho population and the ing sad minor tunes on musical instru­ Several secret meetings were held by the ple question witli which they found them­ bled in that hall. The performances were Convention, Monday, elected William G, ed beyond the power of the government to call in very numerous facilities for indulging ments. Somo come with bared backs, flag­ first-class throughout, and the audience was strikers Saturday evening, and as nothin selves confronted was “ Can lie bo elected ?” said obligations nnd pay them at any time, hat >}« Seven dogs have been taxed to date. Davis, of Portland and Ephraim C. Spin­ should be paid as rapidly as possible and according them are prominently forced upon the at ellating themselves with the scourges above kept in a roar from the time of the raising of tho could be learned of the proceedings, there, That being answered, the opposition took Mr. Joseph Abbott is re-building’ one of his ney of Kittery, delegates to the Cincinnati to contract. To enable' the government to meet tention oven of the teetotal temporary so­ mentioned, tho blood starting at every curtain in the charming comedietta of “ My Un­ now energy, and in the very zeal of despera­ these obligations the mints of the United States kilns. cle’s AV ill,” to the dropping of the curtain in the Convention, with instructions to vote in was the greatest excitement. The man­ should he operated to their full capacity in the journer. The bar of the principal hotel is tion set themselves to work to stop the ap­ stroke. Others bend under tho burden laughable play of “ The Silver Spoon,” in which favor of retaining tho two-thirds rule agers informed the county authorities that coinage of standard silver dollars and such other a prominent and doubtless a profitable ►£« The Telephone wires have been connected parently inevitable. coinage as the business interests of the country of immense modern crosses, sometimes with the five-kilns. Warren took the prominent part. To the uni­ Lewis Pierce, of, Portland, and Edwin the county would be held responsible forany may require. feature of the establishment, and the board Next day the balloting began. On the ten feet in length, tlie arms extended Mr. Kittredge has token his daughter to the versally expressed wish that the company might Stone of Kennebunk were elected alter­ damage to their property. At a meeting of ers and others generously patronizo it again visit Rockland we arc pleased to learn that first ballot. Air. Seward led the list witli and fastened to the arms of tho cross Asylum at Augusta. the County Commissioners it was deter­ while saloons with open bars aro very nu sometime during the Summer they may again ap­ nates. Others drag heavy crosses attached to >J«Dr. Homer will be at Thorndike Hotel next mined to take precautions, nnd according­ 173 1-2 votes. Air. Lincoln followed with Resolved,That we favor such a change in the man mcrous. In the two blocks between Sec­ pear on the Rockland boards. 102, nnd 189 1-2 were scattered on ten oth­ ner of voting as shall secure to every citizen the their ankles, a vory painful penance. Oth­ Saturday and Monday. E y Chancellor Runyon of New Jersey ly on Sunday morning Sheriff Tucker is­ free exercise of tlie true right of suffrage. ond and Fourth streets, on tho west side of ►P Memorial Day.—The storm on Monday er candidates. On the next, when Air. ers havo their bare backs cut by attend­ .Messrs. Farrand & Spear arc erecting a new last Saturday, at Newark, decided the Lew­ sued a proclamation calling upon all able Resolved, The public lands should lie reserved Santa Fe Avenue, there are eight of these forenoon prevented tlie' services of Memorial Day, Seward was expected to gain largely, he for the use of actual settlers. We arc in favor of ants as they pass along. Sometimes one lime kiln at North End. although in the afternoon ittwas bright and pleas­ bodied citizens to be ready to assemble with a graduated tax on incomes of more than §1,000 drinking places, whilo there are others Mrs. McNamara was buried from St. David’s is will case against the claimants and in will be actually crucified and lashed to a >J< ant. But the m nd!—it was awful and well it was arms on a bugle call. reached 1S4 1-2 votes, with Air. Lincoln 3 per annum. We demand that this government Catholic Church this forenoon. favor of the United States Government, should recognize the claim of no creditor as better across tho way and more tarther up the cross, to remain during the three days. that the services were postponed to Tuesday, when The managers at the principal mines put 1-2 behind at 181, a gain of but 11 for holding that Lewis was of sound mind than that of the soldier of the late rebellion, and street. One of these first-named saloons Others have had lariats passed around their ►p Gen. Tillson’s windmill is being taken apart every thing was bright and beautiful and the mud the question to Mooney, the chief striker Seward, nnd leap of 79 for Lincoln. On demanded the passage of a law to equalize boun­ and will receive some slight repairs. when ho executed tho will, and that he bad ties. called “ Mozart-IIall,” and “ freo concerts bodies, by which they were dragged over was so dried up as not to impede marching. The as to whether his men proposed to attack tlie next ballott Seward had 180, and Mr. ►J* Mrs. F. G. Singhi will return to Rockland procession formed on Main Street at 1 o’clock and no relatives who could claim as legal rep Resolved, That in Gen. Harris 51. Plaistcd are provided here, tho music consisting of tho sharp ground by men mounted on the men who should go to work at the old Lincoln was nominated. Tho Seward recognize an eminently pure statesman, a gallant violin and piano. Two or three weeks ago and resume business in a few days. moved iff the following order: resentatives. Lewis left §1,000,000 to the soldier, and an honest man, and we invite all horses, their backs, bleeding from previous rates. He replied, “ No,” and that an at­ strength was almost entirely brought ont we noticed in tlie report of tho City Conn Loring, Goulding & Co. are finishing up some Singhi Band. United States Government. friends of good government to join with u cuts, receiving fresh lacerations from this Edwin Libby Post No. 16, G. A. R. tack had never been seriously contemplated on tlie first ballot. Ilis canvass had been electing him to the Governorship of Maine. very neat boats for Bar Harbor parties. oil’s proceedings that a petition had been High School Cadets. and that he would assist in arresting the so thoroughly worked up that it had ex­ Gen. Harris AI. l’laisted of Bangor, was cruel torture. On one occasion two men ►’-« Mr. J. P. Wise & Son advertise and cany a ST Judge Symonds has decided the presented asking for tlie “ abating of tho Carriages witli Disabled Soldiers, City Govern­ disturbers. This statement was put in hausted its rasources almost with the nominated by acclamation, as the candidate were being dragged in this way near a U. full line of ice-closets, ice-cream freezers, etc. Washington County cases in favor of the “ music nuisance on Santo Fe avenue,” re­ S. military post, and tlie officer in com­ ment, Clergymen, Quartette, etc. writing and signed by Mooney and his fir: first, and there were no reserves to bring for Governor. He appeared before tlie Straighten up the lamp post in front of Gen’l. Carriages with citizens. countod out officials, thus unseating all the ferring to the above mentioned “ concert’,’’ mand hearing of it, sent a detachment of lieutenant, Baker. into the field. The enthusiasm and confi­ Convention nnd mnden speech in which lie Berry engine house and improve its appearance. Jameson Point Cemetery.was the first one visit­ fusion officers — among whom was the at “ Alozart Ilall.” This petition was sign­ soldiers to stop the barbarity, but the men Work was resumed on the Little Chief dence of liis followers had worked their own statcdjthat lie was in nccord with the Green The census enumerators commenced opera ed. The concourse of people present was quite County Attorney—who were counted in by ed by several of the “ Alozart’s ” liquor .sell­ were got out of the way.before the soldiers tions yesterday in taking the census of this city. and Chrysolite this morning, both mines defeat by giving the alarm to his opponents back party—had been a Republican and it large. The usual order of exercises was gone Gov. Garcelon and the Executive Council ing neighbors, and we could not help being could interfere, and it is said that one or The oriole, of which we made mention last through with, as published by us last week. The having all tho men they can work. It is and setting them to work witli tho energy was with reluctance ho left that party. He An appeal will be taken to the full Court to struck with Hie incongruity and absurdity both of them died. It is to be remembered week, is building its nest in the garden of Mr. A. line of march was then taken toAchorn Cemetery charged by many of the non-striking of desperation for tlie final struggle. would not vote for Grant or Blaine, but be heard at Bangor on the third Tuesday of of men who are running unrestrained whis­ that all these tortures are self-inflicted, or J. Shaw. where, after the decoration, and other services had miners that the strike was inaugurated by The present situation, if we can read its further than this would not pledgo him this month. key-shops and gin-mills which are helping at the request of tho victims, who incite Mr. A. A.Newbertis building some additions been finished, a brief hut excellent and appropriate Mooney for the purpose of blackmail, and signs aright, runs on all fours with that of self. address was made by Rev. Mr. Eastman of the to hestialize and degrade the people, grave­ each other to frenzied zeal at such times to his house on Grace street, and otherwise re­ t y Tho Chicago Convention attracts a that he received §500 for backing down. 1860. The third-term movement will ex­ On motion of F. AI. Fogg,, tlie delegates ly asking the city fat hers to abate ns a “nuis­ pairing it. Free Baptist Church. The procession then marched It is held that if one of them dies from these back to Head Quarters of Edwin Libby Post, G. Much indignation is felt against him, and haust itself before the crisis of tlie decisive Steamer City of Richmond will take the place large delegation of members of Congress. to the Greenback Convention nt Chicago ance ” the music of a violin and piano (the A. R., and was dismissed, until evening services. threats of hanging are freely made. ballot is reached. Its entire strength will inflictions, he thereby most certainly as­ of the Lewiston, and run to Machiasport until the The exact number of absentees from the were instructed to present tlie name of only redeeming features of the place) in tbo At Achorn Cemetery the Cadets performed escort sures his own salvation and that of his en­ latter is painted. IIousu Is precisely one Hundred, and the be developed in tlie preliminary struggles; Solon Chase as a candidate for 1’resulont drinking saloon of one of their neighbors. duty to;the Post, and also escorted them back to A W a sh tu g (.uu sp e c ia l sitya M r. Tam- and formidable as it may appear at tho tire family. Theso things are scarcely number of pairs recorded with the journal The Democratic Convention. Their object was doubtless jealousy of a »J« The interments last month were seven by un­ the city. ing’s bill reimposing duties on Canadian present moment, it will never succeed, for more than paralleled by tlie picture which dertaker Burpee—two of which were non resi­ clerk is forty-six so that there will be no This Convention was called to order by rival, whose “ music nuisance ” was prob­ At 7 1-2 o’clock the comrades of the Post as­ fish and fish oils, and Mr. Rice’s report beginning with a minority, it lias no re­ we used to see in our childhood, represent­ dents—and lour by undertaker Boynton. sembled at Head Quarters and. to the music of the quorum on political, financial, tariff or ably keeping away some of the customers on the same matter, lie on the table of the serves. Without a majority at tho outset, B. F. Torrey, of Bath, and Sapiuel J. An­ ing the zealous Hindoo idolators throwin A small sum of money was found in the cor­ band inarched to Farwell Hall, where the annual other important questions Hint may arise who, unseduccd by the musical siren, would House Foreign Affairs Committee, at the derson, of Portland, was elected President. themselves beneath the great car of Jug- ridor of the postoffice. The owner can receive it oration was delivered by Rev. C. P. Nash of Cam­ during the session of the Convention. its fate is sealed.” have |Kiuted libations (down their throats) request of Mr. Morton of New York, until After appointing a State committee, of gernauth, to be crushed to death benenth its by calling at the postofficc and proving property. den, in which he specified some things the soldiers at their own shrines. It would not have fought for, and some things gained hy the war. At his return from the Chicago Convention. which J. II. Alartin, of Camden, is the ponderous wheels. A full and accurate ac­ >J« The entertainment which was to have been t y Denis Kearney has been released y Tlie iron puddlers of Pennsylvania been a great wonder if the authorities of the close of the services in the hall, the members Secretary Evarts awaits with some impa­ demand §5.50 per ton for puddling. This member from Knox County, and a com­ count of this fanatical society of tho Peni­ given at tho Methodist vestry Tuesday evening, from prison, on a writ of habeas corpus, by Pueblo had strained at this musical gnat, was postponed, on account of Memorial services, of the Post, were dismissed; and thus closed the tience for the action of Congress to author- mittee on resolutions, the Convention ad­ tente would be interesting to the public,and the Supreme Court of California. Ho will, has been refused by the manufacturers and seeing that they are swallowing without to this evening. ceremonies of Memorial Day. him to notify our fishermen not to fish a strike is antiepated which will throw out journed to afternoon. At the afternoon ses­ we hope that Rev. Air. Darley, when he therefore attend the National Greenback winking a whole caravan of whisky-laden ►£« Charley Havener’s soda fount is in fullopera- any longer in the disputed waters. It i^ sion, Darius Alden, of'Augusta, John IL has perfected his materials will furnish it Convention at Chicago next week. The of employment 50.000 men should the mills camels; but they only^wentso far ns to say tion, dispensing the cool and sparkling beverage, not true that he will re-open negotiations Redman, of Ellsworth, Arthur Scwall, of • V. flavored with the most delicious syrups. Just try Ii] tl]e County Superior Court of that State has also de­ lie closed. A prominent iron merchant in that tho music might continue till 12 o’clock cided that the San Francisco Supervisors with Great Britain on the subject. Further New York says “ the whole trouble is caus­ Bath, and Bion Bradbury, of Portland, it and see if it is not so. negotiations must be begun by Great Brit­ were elected delegates at large to the Cin­ at night, when it must cense; but wedo not have no power to impeach Mayor Kal- ed by tlie reckless manner in which the hear that tlie city fathers insist that beer- The Chicago Convention. »I« A large trap was set for rats at White & Case’s THOMASTON. ain. Lord Salisbury’s dispatch justified the cinnati Convention. Capt. Charles II. the other night.In the morning it was found sprunj loch; but an appeal has been taken to the iron business has been overdone during the and whisky-selling shall peremptorily cease, An intense interest has centered upon the Letters have been received giving the particulars Supreme Court. violence of the mob against our fishermen, past nine months. With tlie revival of Chase of Portland who was a candidate but instead of a rat, a cat weighing eight pounds disregard to the death of Capt. Joseph H. Stetson and that of course put an end to any farther was put off by being appointed an alternate. even at that hour. proceedings of the National Convention of was found cold and stilf. and his brother Frank.Capt. Stetson was sick about business last Fall, all manufacturing inter­ Tho “ young men about town ” vory gen­ Republicans at Chicago, which opened yes E y Wm. I’. Preble Esq.,clerk of the United requests for justice from tho United States. ests took a fresh start, and most of them Speeches were made by Col. L. D. M. ►p Mr. Ellis has accepted an invitation to labor all the passage from Java to England, and died on erally “ drink," and that frequently. “ Sol­ the 19th of May, the day after the arrival of the States District court, is preparing an alpha­ No ships of war have been sent to the Gulf Sweat, Hon. Bion Bradbury, A. McNichol terday. It has been known that the friends with the Cedar Street Baptist Church for a while were more or less overdone. This is es­ this summer, and is helding meetings in that ship at Falmouth, of dropsy. His body is ex­ betical index giving the name of all per­ of St. Lawrence. and Robert Burns. id ” citizens follow the same custom to a of Gen. Grant have been making every ex­ pecially true in regard to the iron trade, much greater extent than witli us. There ertion possible to secure a majority for him church every night this week. pected to arrive home this week, and will be in­ sons who went into bankruptcy in the dis­ and Hie result is that after less tiian a year A notification was received from tlie terred in our village cemetery. Frank fell from is not a temperance society in tlie town, so in the Convention, ami some of the means Henry F. Thurston has been elected Presi­ trict of Maine under the laws of 18C7 and ET A Washington despatcli says there is Greenback convention of the nomination aloft over board eleven days before the ship ar­ of prosperity there is a falling market. At dent of the Young Men’s Christian Association, in one non-political measure pending in tlie far as we are aware. There was a lodge adopted, especially Hint of the unit rule, rived into port, and he could not he rescued. amendments thereto. It gives the name of Pittsburg tho wages of tlie workingmen of Gen. Plaistcd as their candidate for Gov­ place of W. O* Fuller Jr., resigned. The next House which the Democrats cannot afford of Good Templars, but it is either hope­ have met with much animadversion. A Rev. AV. Henry Williams, pastor of tlie M. E. oach person, place of residence, name of are fixed by a sliding scale. With a two ernor and the nomination was enthusiastic­ regular meeting will be held on Tuesday evening lessly dead, or in a state of suspended ani­ powerful triumvirate, composed of Sena­ church, preached his farewell sermon last Sunday, assignee and his placo of abode, when the to neglect. It is the bill to ratify the agree­ and one-half card, tlie average puddler ally ratified hy this convention. next. ment witli the Ute Indians, and it has been mation. The editors of tho papers here tors, Conkling, Cameron nnd Logan, have lie has been three years over this charge, and has petition was filed, date of the disposal nnd would probably make about §3 per day. The committee on resolutions rciiorted a ►£« Rev. Mr. Blair, at the Congregational church proved himself to be a devoted and faith fifl Christian hanging in tho House for months. The (also at Denver and other places in the not hesitated to use all the means in their last Sunday evening, delivered a discourse i how disposed of, volume and page of the This is less than they made last winter, and set, to which Air. Rawson of Bangor moved minister. He has many friends in Thomaston, State) receive kegs of beer, etc., from power to further tho nomination of tlie Ex- suited to Memorial Day. It was a beautiful various dockets. The preparation of this Indians are growing lestless because the they arc naturally dissatisfied. I do not to add one advocating local option in tho who will regret to have him leave here. brewer or seller, as quite as much a matter President, and Air. Cameron, who is chair­ well as finished production. The singing by the index involves no little labor and will re­ agreement made will] them last Winter is think that the manufacturers can afford to liquor traffic. The latter wns laid upon Your old friend, C. C. Morton, has enlarged his of course as the Alaine editors de Atwood’s man of the National Committee, nnd whose quartet, was very appropriate. quire the whole of June for its completion. not carried out, nnd the attention of tlie pay tlie puddlers the wages they demand at the table nnd the former were not acted, stock of dry goods, and is attentive and obliging “ Thanksgiving ” oysters, or somo apprecia­ duty it was to call the Convention to or­ ►I* Mr. Maddocks, keeper of the light-house at to all who wish to look at his excellent assort­ House was called to this fact by the Secre­ the present prices of iron, and unless tlie upon. tary of the Interior a few days ago. Tlie tive townsman’s box of fine strawberries, der, and to nominato a temporary chair­ Owl’s Head, informs us that last Friday a schoon­ ment. KzP* The annual meeting of the Maine market becomes a rising one; the men will Tlie call for the Convention specified the er and boat were capsized by a squall near Owl’s Fred C. O’Brien has two nice basket phaetons bill was a special order for one evening and praise the contents with quite as much man, openly avowed his intention to “ do Ilommopathic Medical Society was held in have to give way, and accept the wages nomination of two candidates for Electors- Head. They were towed to Owl’s Head harbor, at his livery stable, West End. They are just gusto. Editorial or “ local ” puffs of as he pleased,” and it was not until he was Augusta Tuesday, and was well attended, last week, but because tho friends of an „xej by tCc siiding scale.”' at-largo of President;nnd Vice’President, righted, and proceeded on their way. the thing for ladies and children to ride in. Dan’s or Sam’s or Harry’s saloon nnd the threatened with removal from his position members of the profession from all over the Indian claim could not be given precedence but the convention voted to leave this mat­ Messrs. Berry Brothers, arc about to erect a Major Sanford Delano has lx;en in Boston dur­ quality of its fluids aro given in Colorado by a large majority of tho committee, who State being present. The hours were spent the order was set aside. Of course there ter in tho hands of tho Democratic State large livery stable at Bar Harbor, which will lx; ing the past week. He proposes to build a steam Politic.il Notes. papers as openly ns tho notice of a sermon were anti-Grant in their feelings, that he, supplied with first-class horses and vehicles. W. yacht, large enough to make excursions with ia the discussion of matters germane to the arc dozens of other measures which must Committee, who aro to act in conference, Air. Tilden is securing a goodly number and tile others of the triumvirate backed II. Glover & Co. are to btlild the stable and F. II. small parties up and down our beautiful river. medical profession and in reading papers be neglected if an adjournment takes place with the Greenback Skate Committee. or a church sociable and with no apparent within a fortnight; but the Ute bill must of delegates, but two-thirds of a convention consciousness that tlie former aro not as down from the high position they had as­ Berry will havo charge of the.business there. Alonzo Atkins is building a bam attached to on materia mcdica, clinical medicine, sur­ The proceedings of both conventions were his dwelling house on Ludwig Street. be passed, or tho country will have another is a very large number. The Atlanta worthy of editorial commendation to tho sumed nnd consented to carry out the will »£« Anotlifr telephone line has been stretched gery, etc. Resolutions of respect were harmonious throughout. from the K. & L. depot to the stores of Cobb, Dan. Duccllo had a good house at his entertain­ Constitution reader as the latter. This is certainly good of the majority of the committee. adopted in relation to Dr. Moses Dodge of Indian war on its hands. (Ga.) (Dem.) thinks that Air. Wight & Norton and John Bird & Co. It is ex­ ment given here on Saturday. So says our friend [From our Regular Correspondent.] missionary ground for the “ Reform Club ’’ An understanding was arrived at on Portland, deceased. Delegates were se­ Tilden may not be able to secure two-thirds pected all the lines will lx; completed within Gilman Freeman. \3T The Court of Inquiry at West Point Tuesday by the respective leaders of the Hon. E. K. O’Brien has shown ns a letter which lected to attend the various State and na­ of the convention, but that he can name Our Europeon Letter. movement and workers in that direction week, when they will be connected at the E x ­ which has been investigating tlie affair of the man who will and that his name is would find plenty of materinl—though we Grant and anti-Grant parties. Hint Senator change. he received from lion. S. D. Lindsey, member of tional conventions of homeeopatbists. Au­ Congress from this district, in which he states that Cadet Whittaker, made up its final report Judge Field. Ho is quite popular in the London, E no. Alay 18,1880. don’t say how easy they would find the task Hoar should be tho temporary chairman At the Universalist church last Sunday morn­ gusta was selected as tlie place for holding he will introduce an item into the appropriation last Saturday, and all the members of the South because of his State supremacy In the full hot glare of Summer, Lon­ of making it available. and that the unit rule should not be en­ ing Rev. Dr. Allen preached. Theic was no serv­ the annual meeting in 1881. bill asking for a sufficient sum to repair the bca- Court signed it. It has been forwarded to ice in the evening and there will he none for the opinions in recent decisions. don is at best a tawdry place; in late An. This is a great country for “canned goods” forced oxcept in the ballot for a candidate can on the Georges river. This is much needed, the War Department. Tho report states present. The pulpit will be supplied during this tumn, the fogs throw a veil of unpleasant becausd many articles of food that aro to be for President, and in that case it should be and we hope the appropriation will be made. t y In answer to a House resolution the It is reported that the feeling in Chicago month by Rev.s Hamilton, Davis, Hayden and that the Court believes that Cadet Whitta­ mystery over tho huge town; in winter all left to tho members of tho Convention Mr. Rowland Hatch, now 80 years of age, is a Secretary of War has forwarded a report is not so much anti-Grant as anti-Logan. had in the fresh state at the East can here Philbrook. ker inflicted the wounds upon himself, does remarkable active man for his years. He gets up giving the names of army officers who are The particularly brutal methods of the ma­ seems cold and dreary: but in Spring tlie only be obtained “ canned.” If the build­ whether it should be enforced in those At the Congregational Church last Sunday not see why according to his own testimo­ at three o’clock on the morning of tho arrival of on detached service, and showing the addi­ chine in Illinois of late have made the lat­ great city becomes really beautiful, and so ers of tho “ Tower of Babel ” had been States where tlie State Conventions have morning, Rev. B. B. Bowen, of Boston, the blind ny he should have submitted to such inflic­ remains for a few weeks, until smoke and instructed the district delegates. With this preacher, delivered an interesting discourse upon the Sanford Steamers from Boston, goes to Rock­ tional pay and allowances which each has ter odious to very many Republicans. in possession of all the fruit cans that land, selects the freight for Thomaston, and tran­ tions without summoning assistance at the the blind. He also lectured at the Methodist reoeived on that account. There were 200 soot have marred the new freshness of have been emptied within the past six understanding,the feeling at Chicago,which sports it across to its destination in good season The Christian Register prescribes as chapel in the afternoon and at the Baptist church time or immediately afterwards, believes everything, and coated even nnture witli a months west of tho Mississippi, their his­ had been at fever heat, cooled down and after its landing. « officers on detached services last Feburary, the only remedy for the relief of tricks in theeveniug. that ho could easily havo roleased himself, garment of smut. Tho past Winter has, toric edifice might evidently have gone far matters nssumed a more quiet tone, so that Mr. Gilman H. Falcs, our street lamplighter, lias 157 of whom, by virtue of that fact, were which have been perpetrated in New York, ►£< Rev. G. R. Palmer, who was one of the dele­ believes that tho hair clipping, and flesh upon tho whole, been an unusually cheerless no easy task to perform. It takes him some three in receipt of extra pay and allowances. It Pennsylvania and Ohio, by the “ political above the clouds before the material had when the Convention assembled, yesterday, gates to the General Conference of Methodists at cutting and the binding could all havo been one, nnd trying not only to men qnd wom­ or four hours to triu^the lamps, and he has about requires about §C3,000 a year to meet these been exhausted. We have noticed here a there was a comparatively, calm stato of Cincinnati, returned home on Tuesday, highly bosses,” “ A refusal to follow leaders who six miles to travel in lighting them. When ho done by Whittaker, finally no motive for en, but also to other things both in and out curious use of old tin cans which we do not feeling existing, though there was no let­ pleased with his Visit to the West, and, likewise, additional payments, and the whole amount lend to the devil.” blows them out, commencing at eleven o’clock, it any one else doing it, and regards the testi­ of the kingdom of life. Many trees and with the proceedings of the Conference. He left expended under the assignments reported remember to have seen elsewhere. There up in pushing the claims of each particular takes him at this season of the year one hour and mony of the experts as showing that Whit­ The National Greenback Convention Rockland yesterday to attend the East Maine is about §450,000. Among the oflicers on shrubs will never recover from the rigors are two or three small bouses here which candidate. twenty minutes. Of course it will tako longer taker wrote the note of warning himself. will be held at Chicago next Wednesday. Conference, which opens its session at Bangor to­ detached service are Major O. E. Babcock, of Decemlier, following as they did upon are (so to speak) shingled with tin cans, In order to show the claims made by the when the snow is deep, and obstructs travel. The National Prohibition at Cleveland day. who has received nearly §12,000 extra pay After reading the report Gen. Schofield the exceedingly inclement season of 1878 roof and walls. The cans are subjected to friends of tho different candidates before Richard Dunbar, our local weather prophet, wild June 17th, and tlie National Democratic »i«The Clara Clarita took about 65 delegates from and Lieutenant Frederick D. Grant, who placed Whittaker under arrest. Professor —79, and tracked stucco, gaping walls and heat which melts the soldering and the tho meeting of tlie Convention, we pub­ resides near the Branch brook in this town, can Greener, who has been in attendance dur­ at Cincinnati June22d. damaged pipes have borne ample witness here to the Bangor Conventions, Monday. The discount Vennor, the Canadian predictor any day, has received nearly §17,000. sheets are then flattened out and nailed on lish tlie following estimates made last Alon- City of Richmond, from Portland with 400 to 500 ing tho whole proceedings of the Court, has The Republicans of the 4th Congression- to the violence of the frosts of five months and knock his theories higher than a kite. like shingles. This is certainly a better day: on board touched hero about G.30 P. M., took half Capt. Edward Gates, late master of the ship St. H r In regard to the adjournment of obtained a promise from the Secretary of district, comprising the counties of Penob­ ago. But the return of Spring has brought disposition of old tin cans than tying them The Grant estimate was 411 for Grant; a dozen on hoard from here and proceeded on her War that ho shall bo heard in Whittaker’s Charles, has been at home a week or more. This Congress, Mr. Davis of West Virginia, scot, Piscataquis and Aroostook, hold their about a general rejuvenescence. Trees and to n dog’s tail. Another disposition which 169 for Blaine; 103 for Sherman; 35 for way up river. She had a band on board that dis­ ship it will be recollected was burnt in Japan. He coursed excellent music, and a small brass field chairman of the Senate committee on ap­ defence before action is taken upon the re­ convention, for the purpose of nominating shrubs have once more revived under the is made of them by thrifty lads is to pick Edmunds; 13 for Washburn. had been in this ship ever since she was built, six­ piece that woke the echoes. propriations, reported that the committee port of tho Court. Tho Professor criticises a candidate for Congress, at Bangor, June genial influence of a few bright days, and them up and sell them to tho smelting Tho Blaine estimate was 276 for Grant; teen years ago, commencing as third mate,going up thought that the business was not in such the course pursued by the Court, and de­ 24th. There is quite a contest for tlie nomi­ builders and painters have worked so well Mrs. S.^M. Vcazie left her team in charge of through all the grades to captain, which latter works, where a certain amount of tin is 324 for Blaine; 101 for Sherman; 32 for a young lady, who was with her Decoration Day, a state that a day could be safely fixed up­ clares that the purpose of the officers of nation between Capt. Boutelle of the Ban­ that, at least in the West end, the Alay sun required as a constituent of tho flux in the Edmunds; 11 for Washburne. position he held at the time she was destroyed. We gor Whig, and Llewellyn Powers of IIoul in the Jameson Point Cemetery, while she was at­ are gratified to learn that Capt. Gates is still to be on for adjournment, but the committee the Academy from tho start was to vindi­ shines on many streets which are almost furnaces. The Sherman estimate wns that ho would tending to the decoration of the graves of some of hoped it might lie practicable for Congress cate the institution by the conviction of tho ton. continued in the same employ, and is to take com­ Dutch in their neatness and cleanliness. Since wo came into this Stato we heard receive 227 votes. No estimate was made her friends, when the horse took fright and ran* mand of the ship St. Lucie, now in New York, to adjourn about the 10th or 15th of June. colored cadet; with this view, ovidenco was Councillor Fogg charges that the State Yet the destroying east wind has been do­ for the first time of a singular and fanati­ of tho voto for others. breaking tho carriago to such an extent that it had Capt. David H. Rivera of that ship coming home to be abandoned. The ladies were taken home Wallace, Bayard and other leading Demo­ manufactured and testimony wns distorted. steal was concocted by Democrats. In re­ ing its best to neutralize tlie efforts of na­ cal religious secret order kn- iwn as The Peni­ The New York Tribune's estimate was, for a vacation. by Mr. Herrick, who was there with a carriage. crats are opposed to adjournment until the He is firmly convinced that Whittaker is sponse to articles in the Lewiston Gazette ture and art. Vegetation has.been seri­ tente. Itexists among tho Mexican Catholics Grant 315; Blaine 272; Sherman 110: Ed­ James II. Rivers, Esq. has come home from electoral-count rule is passed, and have so guiltless and that his innocence will be and tlie New Religion, reflecting upon his ously retarded, and the water carts have in Southern Colorado, New Alexico nnd One of the best features of Decoration Day, Boston to pass the summer here. Ho is planting munds 36; Washburne 13: Windom 10. on Jameson Point, was the pail of water which was informed other Democrats. Unless, how­ made manifest. nomination for Congress Mr. Fogg replies: been quite unable to cope with the dust of Mexico. How long its been in existence we his garden, and always has a good one. Opening of the Convention. placed in front of a small house at tho last John O. Robinson, Esq. has returned homo ever, they can command their full party " The Religion and Gazette had better look a dry Alarch and April. Nevertheless, have not yet been able to learn, but it is re­ torn in the road before reaching tho cemetery, Mrs. Charlotte Barnes n lady ninenty-one Tlie Convention was called to order on from the Provinces. vote they cannot prevent adjournment, over their ground before they jump, and spring has come and London is as beauti­ ported to bo of Jesuitical origin and to have where all could quench their thirst who wished Fred C. O’Brien is elected Greenback delegate years of age, residing at South Orrington Wednesday by Don Cameron, chairman as the Republicans are willing to al­ lias made during the past the past winter even then not leap wildly. Tho policy of ful as it can ever be; unless, as some sug been derived from Ignatius Loyola. At without money or price. The public are indebted to the National Convention to bo held at Chicago, low the electoral question to remain as it a patch-work quilt, and crowned tho whole the count, they must remember, was de­ gest, it bo turned into a vast green­ one of tlie meetings of the Colorado Pres­ of the National Committee, who made some to whoever placed It there to that extent which to represent the third Congressional district. by assisting at the quilting. cided before Air. Fogg ever saw a return. house and filled with tropical plants. bytery (recently hold in this city) we heard very sensiblo remarks after prayor by Rev. it was intended to accommodate them, at least. Joseph E. Moore, Esq. ia elected a delegato from the third Congressional district to the Dem­ SOUTH THOMASTON. A Standing I nvitation. If this meets the eye BIRTHS ocratic National Convention to be held at Cincin­ We are glad to learn that Mrs. Ephraim Dean, of any man, woman or child suffering from any disease of the Kidneys, Bladder, Liver, or Urina­ nati, June 22d inst. who has been very sick, is rapidly improving. ARGE STOCK, ry Organs, they will ’consider this a standing in­ rNollM. of Birth, Mid Marriage, inserted free, ba W. O. HEWETT ft CO. Capt. Halsey Hatliorn, of the ship William A. Ward & Woodard have shipped several monu­ vitation to buy HUNT'S REMEDY, the Great when lent by mail .honld alway, be accompanied by ments for the West during the last week. Kidney and Liver Medicine. This splendid medi­ the name of the aender, aa a guarantee of authenticity.] DRY GOODS Campbell, is at home. His ship is in Philadel­ cine (endorsed by leading physicians) is a sure We are receiving new goods every day and whatever 0W PRICES - phia. At a “ Union Caucus ” held last Thursday eve­ cure for the worst forms of Kidney Disease. All ning, the following gentlemen were chosen dele­ Druggists sell HUNT’S REMEDY, and no chem­ In thia city, May 31. to Mr. and M r,. A lrah Varney, AND reduction there is in prices we are always the first to Business along the wharves has been brisker a daughter. (Caaale Winnefred.) I ist or physician ever prescribed a better. Trial this week than at any time during the season. At gates to attend the Greenback State convention In Thomaaton, May II, to Mr. Mid Mr,. Kdwtn A. held at Bangor, Tuesday last:. J. Henry Allen, size, 75 cents. Dow, a daughter. _ , ,, _ _ , make Hie same to our trade. COME and see and like Burgess. O’Brien & Co.’s wharf, schooner J. Lind- A t Viualhaven, May 23, to Mr. and Mrs. R. Kent William K. Smith, Charles Wiggin, Joseph Mc- sev is loading lime for New York, Sell. Castellanc E ln Ca'mdem May 23, to Mr. and Mrs. Lo Roy S. other customers, you will ho satisfied that our prices Kcllar, Nathan Stanton. Capt. Warren, who was killed in Belfast discharging general cargo trom Boston, schoon­ by a mast falling on him, had an insurance Davis, a daughter. . , arc the lowest. NEW GOODS er James Freeman putting in a new windlass; at The following gentlemen were also chosen to at­ for $1,000 on his life for the benefit of his In Camden, May 20, to Mr. and Mrs. Simon W ent- tend the Democratic State Convention, as dele­ wortb, a son. CARPETINGS Singer's wharf, two schooners are discharging family, but unfortunately neglected to AT lumber for Singer & Son; at Dunn & Elliott’s gates from this booming tow n: Henry Spalding, pay the yearly rates, and suftered it to ex­ wharf, brig Daphne repairing and at their loft they Levi Hall and John Woodard. pire. MARRIAGES -•{ATI- arc making a suit of sails for both the ships St. The Methodist and several members of the Bap­ Lncic and Pactolus; at Copeland’s wharf, yacht tist society, and the Sabbath school diildren, held A Fair Trial and Just Verdict. In this city, June 2, by Rev. W. C. Barrows, Mr. Segotdiet is painting, and several yachts are be­ a concert last Sunday evening in commemoration The public and medical men of repute, who have FULLER Joseph D. Thurston and Miss Jennie A. Kalloch, both of the beginning of the first Sabbath school, “One tried P r. Grosvenor’s Bellanodyne Porous It never has been our pleasure to exhibit ing overhauled; at J. O. Cushing & Co.’s wharf P lasters, declare them to be possessed of genuine of Union. „ . . , > such a beautiful line of DRESS hundred years ago.” Each and all of the parts In Ka»l Union. May 13, Mr. A u,tin R. Poland nnd We have not advance*! our prices, os the schooner R. Baker is discharging coal, and merit; that the claim* made in their behalf are justi­ Miss LUlias A. Moore, both of Union. REDUCED G O O D S , as we able to display this fied by their effects. These Plasters have beeu fully schooner Cinderilla •discharging corn for Cushing were admirably executed. The address by Rev. In Brooklyn, Col., May 10, Rev. A. J. Sturtevant, of Spring. our CASHMERES were all bought before tested as a remedy for rheumatism, stiffness and weak- Sonora, Col., anti E. Mattie Doe, of Vassalboro. AND & Co., the Pulaski is loading lime, and the Tele­ Mr. Applebee, was very interesting. ness of the muscles and joints, kidney nnd liver com- A Splendid Assortment of Black Dress the advance. Many are the predictions that are being made plaints, in cases of debility and pain anectingtbe other ; Wc shall sell for f»(), G2 1-2 and 77>, graph painting and waiting cargo; at Brown’s I sex. spine and hip diseases, etc., and have proved Goods, in Momie, Shoodas, etc. as to who will receive the Republican nomination Goods that are to-day worth G2 1-2, 75 wharf, the schooner Alexander is discharging themselves completely reliable. Iw27 DEATHS. aud S7 1-2. brick, and another schooner discharging lumber as candidate for Congress from this district. Prob­ n u i s for Edward Brown, 2d; At Waterman’s wharf, a ably we shall know about June the 17th. Mean­ Rockland Retail Prices Current, [Notices of Deaths aro inserted free, but obituary number of fishing schooners arc here for bait; they while the several aspirants are putting in their These prices are for the best articles, when not oth­ erwise specified or only one price given. For large notices, beyond the date, name and age, must be paid arc purchasing alewives on account of the porgies best blows. "quantities prices will be a shade lower. Corrected for at the rate of 5 cents a line. Poetry 6 cts. per line.] being all caught up on the coast; at Creighton’s The family of Beuj. Ames, Esq., of Melrose, weekly. w.iarf the Veto is loading lime, aud a large schoon­ Mass., is in town, visiting relatives. R o ckland, June, s, isso. In this city, May 31, Celia A., wife of Samuel How­ Trimmings. Many of our people visited Rock land .Decoration Provisions. Fruit nnd Produce. ard, Jr., aged 64 years and 3 months. Lace, Fringe S Gimps. er discharging oak timber from Virginia for S. S. In Gray, May 14, Virginia M., only daughter of Win. Gerry & Co. Work in the Gerry ship yard has Day. Although many of the brave sons of South Apples ^bbl...... 3.00«j5.00 Steak. V4 ft...... 15 F. and Martha A.-Lovejoy, aged 5 years, 11 months already commenced under the supervision of John Thomaston gave their lives, that their country Cooking,f’pk...... 40 3 50.' Spare-rib,^ lb...... 12 and 17 days. ~ might live, the remains of only one rest in the lit­ Dried, It...... IO3I2 Sausage lb...... 12 In Waldoboro, May 25, Mr. Cornelius Heyer, aged SATINS, To entertain onesself by the examination Hilt. * Beans. Y Ktf bu .2.00g2 25 Hams, V lb...... 15 of a large stock of New and Unique de­ tle Weaskeag Church Yard. But that grave is Beef, roasts, V lb---- 12g IS Poultry & C. In^Boston, Mav 17, Julia K., widow of Rdw. Decoration Day was observed in this town on signs of not forgotten and when Memorial Day comes Steak lb...... 18322 Chickens, Spring,...... 18 Manning, of Waldoboro, a native of Warren, aged 73 BROCADES, Laces, Fringes & Gimps W e have just replenished our Tuesday June 1st. On account of the rain on Mon Corned, P tb...... SjlO- Turkeys...... 18...... 04 Potatoes...... 50 of North Haven, aged about 70 years. pleasure is really a privilege. Cranberries fb u ...... 3.50 Potatoes, new, f p k ...lS On board schooner Stephen Bennett, on the vovage We confidently say, novelty seekers will the Boston Market, so that to­ sociation with Joseph E. Mears as Marshal, and PEKIN STRIPE. Straighten your old boots nnd shoes with Lyon’s Cheese, f tb...... 14«}16 Pickles, f gal...... 40§50 from iFcrnnmbuco to New York, March 3, B. G. Full- not have seen the latest until they have marched to the Cemetery, where a role of the hon­ Patent Heel Stiffeners, aud wear them again. Egg“ Perd o z...... 14 Squashes, f lb ...... 4 man, of Bucksport, aged 54 years. day we can show the best as­ Lard, f tb...... 10 Tomatoes, fresh,f tt>...... visited our collection. ored dead was read, and their graves were then Lamb f tb...... 9...... 9 Veal, f lb...... 83IO York a large invoice of goods the absent dead. After the decorative services the Bound Hog. f ib ...... TjjTSi Steak,...... 15 MARINE JOURNAL. B U T T O N S grape producers in the East, commenced, hut a few . Also, in great bec. procession rctormed and marched back to Union years ago, in a small way, to make wines from cur­ Groceries, etc. at a Great Reduction in Hall where the Memorial services were held. Rev. rants, blackberries, and other fruits. He now controls Coffee f lb Sugar per lb FOBT OF ROCKLAND. variety of styles. large vineyards of the Oporto grape, from which his P rice will offer some won­ C. II. Pope was President of the day. A prayer Rio,...... 16320 G ranulated,...... 11 famous Port Grape Wine is made, and which chemists ! Roasted & gr. Rio 20...... 8310 Ixiulaa Frances, Thorndike, Portland; bark Mignon, U lsters. Also, a nice lot of Cloths for t pograplxical errors in our correspondence some her. Captain Nickerson’s family, consist­ Cracked, wheat per tb..06; Middlings, pr lb...... I 1, Keen. N Y ; sell Florida, Grant, Haverhill; 3. Trade Ulsters. ing of his wife, two little girls of 10 and 8 Corn, per bu...... 62§G5 Oats, pr bu...... 55y60 Wind, Gray, N Y ; A Clement, Littlefield, Penobscot. We display the Largest variety of Fichues of which make all the difference in the world. Corn meal, pr b u ,..62nf«5,Oatmeal, pr lb ...... 5«jl0 years and a boy of 4, have probably gone Flour, per b b l...6.00310.00 Rye, pr bu...... 1.20 Dress Goods and Ties in the citv. The New Lan- As manager, and one of the proprietors of the down with the vessel. Fine l- eed, per I>...... I 1. Shorts, pr l b ...... 1’4 S ailed . guedocs, D ’A leneon, l»ret<»n, S inline Factory, read Mr. Henry Sellman, instead Graham Flour, per tb .4y5,Potash, lump...... 10 Sid 29, schs Tennessee, Metcalf, N T ; U 8 atmr Iris, I ilouiton,etc. Limited space will not of Sullivan. For “ this schooner’s keel was Johnson, Portland; schs Empress, Lord, N Y; Win­ Which includes all the new From Ex-Mayor Sprague. F is h , e t c . nie Lawry, Spear, do; Uncle Sam, Smith, Boston; allow us to say more. Please call and he shown our “ framed," read, •turned.’ H artford, Conn., May 22, 1879. Fish, dry cod pr lb..2 00 Cement, pr "a s k ...... 1 40 do; D 11 Ingraham, Greeley, Richmond, Va; C Knight and Pekin Stripes to match. the yard. Also COVERS with borders the convention to be held at Ellsworth on the 17th that knits up tlie ravelled sleeve of care.” Thank­ Sott,per cd...... y4 00}Sand p reask ...... 20y25 Dyer, N Y; Frank Norton, Ames, Viualhaven. and fringes all around. NAPKINS and B ronze, Ace., Ace. fully yours, JOSEPH H. SPRAGUE. DOYLIES in Linen and Turkey Red. Judging from last summer's business, in ins;. The following men were unanimously elect- the scarcity anti advance in price of e l. each receiving 90 votes, viz.: From Camden DOMESTIC PORTS. In the Goods that will be used so much this sea- Rev. Rufus Anderson, D. D.. a native of Ar 29, sch Joseph Farwell, Farwell, LISLE GLOVES, we have I ought village. Judge E. M. Wood, D. II. Bisbee. From North Yarmouth, died in Boston Sunday, SPECIAL NOTICES ...... lnomak, Sprague. N Y ; Ariosto, Elwell, over 1 1OO p airs in all styles anti ?on. Momies, Shoodas, Novel­ Rockport, John McIntire, G. H. M. Barrett, Esq. nnd John Gerard, Robinson; W C Hall. Clark, Rock- qualities. aged 84. He fdled the post of foreign sec­ land: A L Hamilton, Hamilton, and United Stotts, ties, Camel’s Hair, etc. ai» West Camden D. J. Andrews. After the announce­ retary lof the American board of foreign , Hamilton, Rockport; America, Pettingill, do. B u n tin g s , “f »H shaJca and quality, rang- ment of the vote Capt. Alden Miller presented the COPYING Cld 29, Barque Ralph M Hayward, Doane, N Y via CORSETS. missions for 34 years, resigning in 18CG.' Rockland. ing in price from 2 5 to S I.0 0 per yard. following resolution: Hero are the best goods for summer wear that He was the author of several works relat- ! T Y O N E at short notice. Bocks Posted, Bills Made A r 30, sch Martha, Mannel, Rockland. All of the Best Makes of CORSETS. Resolved, That T. R. Simonton is our choice for _1^F Out, either at my house, or at any other place Ar 31, H S Boynton, Snow, Rockland for N Y. « have ever been brought out. ing to missions. We would especially call your attention to candidate for Congress in this district. Confiding where wanted, on application to the subscriber. Ar 31, Emerson Rokes, Marston, Itondout; Radiant, W e arc displaying the finest A dob Lot of A. L. LOVEJOY, Hardy, and Commonwealth, Cudworth, Rockland. our $1.00 Corset. Like its name, DRESS FLANNELS as we do in his integrity, his honor and his ability The Noreiga band of cigars is now sold in Rock- ! 25 No. 24 Limerock St. for 2 0 CtS« Good Styles and Quality. and believing liis unsullied reputation, popularity land by two of the leading Druggists and theprin-I EDGARTOW N—Ar 29, Allle Oakes, N Y for Ports­ assortment of Parasols ever in it is “ FAULTLESS.” and conspicuous record as a temperance worker elpal Hotel with the unqualified satisfaction of mouth ; Ring Dove, do for Vlnalhaven. Parasols and w ould, if nominated insure us success at the polls Sid 28, American Chief, Snow, and America, Truo. Rockland,and at prices less than their patrons. All who know its merits agree that ortliy, N Y. in September, we take pride in presenting his it has no equal among its rivals. T. E. TIBBETTS, last season. name at the approaching district convention. VINEYARD-HAVHN—A r 2S, Corvo. Tyler; Ed- Sun Umbrellas. DENTIST. ward Lamever, Kendall; American Chief, Snow, and The resolution was passed by a rising vote, Baby Prizes, $600. OrJgon, Henshaw, Rockland for N Y ; Clara Rankin, MAGIC RUFFLING, We have nil sizes in Silks, Surges, nearly all present responding. Mr. Simonton was All branches of dentistry faithfully attended to at Randall, Tenant’s Harbor for do; Robert B Smith, An eminent banker’s wife of-,------N. Y., has VERY REASONABLE PRICES. Teeth extract­ Sprague, Portland for do; Joe Carleton, Thurston, and Cambric and shall be called for, who addressed the meeting with some induced the proprietors of that great medicine. Hop ed without pain by Nitrous Oxide Gas. Great reduc­ Camden, for Norfolk; John Bird, Smith, Windsor for Hamburg and earnest words, among which were the pleasure it Bitters, to offer $600 in prizes to tlie youngest child tion in tlie price of artificial teeth. Satisfaction guar- Alexandria. insertion, constantly adding all the novelties gave him to te so heartily indorsed by his own that says Hop Bitters plainly, in any language, NEW YORK—Cld 27, Cassie Jameson, Pressey, tlie market allords. between May 1, 1SS0, and July 4.1881. This is a ; Cor. Main and Winter Sts. ort Limon, CR; Luella A Snow, Gregory, Port au townsmen; and if elected to this position it would literal and interesting offer, and everybody ami Prince. CORSETS, Ruffling, Puffing and Insertion be his aim to advance the interests of his district, his wife should send two cent stamp ’ to the Hop Ar 23, A F Ames, Achorn, Windsor, N 8. Ar 31, A S Emery, Rockland. and by no act or word bring disgrace upon himself Bitters Mfg. Co., Rochester, X. Y.. U. S. A., for Passed through Hell Gate 31, Silver Spray, N Y for all combined in one. circular, giving full particulars, and tegin at once uA. M . .Y X JS TIK , HOSIERY, or friends. The meeting was well attended, very Rockland. Cloakings! to teach the children to say Hop Bitters and secure d e n t is t . NEWPORT—Sid 31, Albert Jameson, Candage, harmonious and adjourned at an early hour. the prize. 2w26. OFFICE OVER T. A. WE.M WuMTH'S STORE, Rockland for Bristol Ferry. and G L O V E S It will be useless for us to attempt by words to BETlltV I5L.OCK. SALEM—Ar 23, James R, French, Rockland. W. 0. HEWETT ft CO. We can show the best assortment in the city, P ro fe s so r C arn o c h an . the celebrated Pro­ both in the Light Shades and Black. We have add force to the above resolution. But, as we an­ fessor of Surgery at the New York Medieal Col­ Dentistry in all its branches promptly attended to NEWBURYPORT—Ar 2S, Florida, Grant, Rock- Our Corset at 50 C tS . is pro­ W. 0. HEWETT & CO. ticipate an exciting political campaign which has at REASONABLE PRICES. some very handsome patterns for and lege, in speaking of the Liebig Company’s Coca fi** Teeth extracted without pain, by the use ducing a sensation, as it is well already began, we wish to define the position we Beef Tonic, says: “ M y patients derive "marked PROVINCETOWN—In port 31, Laura H Jones, XEW A PV EUTl SEMF.XTS. 1.50. A good stock of Ulster Goods. Nitrous Oxide Gas. Rockland for N Y. and decided benefit from it.” Iw26. Rockland Jan. 1, 1S79. worth 75 cents. Dr. Warner’s shall endeavor to hold throughout as correspondent PHILADELPHIA—Cld 27, Lorinda Borstell, Bor- TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR from Camden to this journal. stell, Savannah. Health Corset always in stock. Luxuriance a nd B eauty ok A r 31, brig Caroline Gray, Pease, fm Cardenas. While onr own views are as well defined as The venerable Deacon Stephen Sewell, ;t i s t r y ! GRAY Youth, by using of Winthrop, well known as Father Sewell, NEW ORLEANS—Ar 24, sch Aimed* Willey, We have the finest line of K id most men’s upon the political issues of the day, it Willey, Rockport. is not our purpose to advocate the cause of any tlie great anti-tobacco agitator, died Sunday and Lisle Thread Gloves and B A IL E Y ’S FRENCH C. H. EVANS HAIR RESTORATIVE man or party in these columns, at least so long as morning, aged 87. He was one of the old­ FOREIGN. Is now at his office, No. 254 M ain St., near Thorn­ the greatest Bargains in Hosiery POWDERS, this remains a neutral paper But whatever oc- est and wealthiest citizens, and had resided dike Hotel. Prices to suit the times. 41 Matanzas—Sid May 21, barque W alker Armington, in Winthrop over Haifa century. Jr, Hooper, Montreal. to be found anywhere. ’curs of public interest in politics as in other mat­ at Riga May 39, ship C B Ilazeltine, Gllkey, Sa­ RESTORED T he Great Scientific D is­ ters, we shall endeavor to give the facts fairly and vannah. covery. Every Invalid a Druggist. The Great Nerve Restorative. Aj at Ponce May 5, sch Kate Carlton, Thorndike, impartially without comment. How well we shall SHAWLS By buying the new and popular medicine Kid­ N Y. Restores Gray Hair to its Original Color. A New Lot of W o olen a n d C ashm ere succeed we leave for the future to determine. tiir Prevents the Hair from falling out. ney-Wort, you get in each package enough of the fid-Cures Humors of tlie Scalp and llnir-eaters. S h a w l s just received, Wc would call particu­ R eligious.—Rev. C. F. Nash delivered a dis­ dry compound to make six quarts of medicine, WYOMOKE. Ho' I” elegantly perfumed and agreeable to use. lar attention to a Job Lot of Ladies Shawls for course last Sabbath evening, appropriate to Me­ thus saving double the money which is usually ------Price only 35 Cents.------never before sold for less than $ 3 .0 0 paid for medicine, prepared "on liquid It is "a DOLMANS, A Great Bargain. morial Day. His sermon was listened to through­ specific cure for Kidney and Liver diseases. Blood, Brain aud Nerve Food. Sent by mail, free of postage, to any patt of tlie out with the deepest of interest, as his words, facts, A I> It . II O r E Ft United States or Canada, on receipt of 35 cents, by «j AGENTS RANTED JORiTHC May bo Consulted at the MANTLES T? B. BAILEY, Milford, Mass., or any of his agents. principles laid down ’and deductions drawn were The furnace at the Katabdin Iron’Works A sovereign cure in all forms of Nervous Debility, Sold by all druggists. IGTOMAL Broken-down Constitutions, Heart Affectious, Verti­ p interesting. USE B.yLEY’S FRENCH COSMETIQUE. is doing some remarkable work, having go, Weakness of Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Or­ Thorndike Hotel, A lt. Sorts.—The mannfactoring establishments made on Monday seventeen and one-quar­ pins, Female Weakness,‘restoring Exhausted Vitality, ROCKLAND, and S A C K S . The best Hair Dressing in the world. Trial bottles HISTORYo t WORED were all closed on Monday last, and, after noon, ter. on Tuesday seventeen and one half, and Vigorous Health and Manhood. Saturday and Monday, June 5th and 7th, from 25 cents. Large bottles only $1.00. Embracing full and authentic accounts of every n O A. M., until 4 P. M., of each day. 262 Use Bucklino’g Long Branch Bouquet, tion of ancient and modern times, and including a his­ many of the stores did the same. on Wednesday seventeen and one-half tons V O M O EE. E! In very desirable styles, arriving tory of the rise and fall of the Greek aud Roman Em­ Another supply of corn has been received by of first-quality car wheel iron on eighty- CU RES all diseases arising from Alcohol, Tobacco, The most delightfully fragrant and lasting perfume pires, the middle ages, the crusades, the feudal system Opium, etc. by nearly every boat. Our known. Price only 25 cents. the reformation, the discovery nnd settlement of th> Bowers & Son. three bushels of coal to the ton—a feat be­ Also, all forms of Nervous and Brain Diseases, New World, etc., etc. ’ R4w25 A cargo of stove coal has just been discharged lieved to be unprecedented in the history of such as Lapse of Memory, Dizziness, Paralysis, Neu­ stock of CLOAKINGS is su­ • * * * * * ly27 It contains 6 7 2 line historical engravings, and is the FRINGES! ralgia, Nervous Headache, Hysteria, Chorea,’Tremens, most complete History of the World ever published. for J. & B. C. Adams. charcoal iron making. Twenty-five four- etc., etc. ICE CLOSETS, perior to any in the city, and Send for specimen pages and extra terms to Agents. We have a better assortment of F rin g e s The merchants and other business firms on horse teams are now employed, fifteen of If you arc affected with any of the above diseases, Address N ational P ublishing Co.,Philadelphia,F or any other Brain or Nervous trouble, don’t fail to from 12 1-2 to 25 Cts. per and G im ps than we have ever shown. We Main and other streets have purchased a street them hauling iron to the depot and the oth­ A L L S IZ E S . ers hauling ore and charcoal to the furnace. try the famous yard below any competitor. City of Rockland. In the best location In the would call your attention to our new Colored sprinkler and so ’we are to lie favored in dry -X7V Y O M O T5L 3S W est. Lands sold on Fringes in all shades, to match the goods now weather with this much desired and needed dust long time and nt low being used. Gilt-Edged Butter. PROPOSALS SOLICITED. prices. Employment dur­ settler. There is always an active demand for butter that SJfAXXOX <£• MAIiWiCK, ing winter nt good wages FIVE MINUTE EALED PROPOSALS will be received at the HOMES guaranteed. For partic­ Our horticulturists and farmers say that tlxe is up to the gilt-edged standard in quality nnd Chemists and Apothecaries, Sole Proprietors and Manufacturer8, office of the Overseers of the 1’oor, till 2 o’clock, ulars send name and address on postal card to potatoe bng springs up with the potatoe in large color. Much butter that is otherwise good sells at S1». M. on SATURDAY, June 4th, for the supply of a reduction of from three to five cents per pound, No. 143 Trumbull St., Hartford, Conn. R4w25 PHILIP S. HARRIS, numbers. Sold by all Druggists. Send for Pamphlet. •400 tons of Egg or Broken Coal, of first quality, and P. O. Box 406. St. P a u l, M in n eso ta. because deficient in color. Dairymen should then June 50 ions of Stove Coal, more or less, of like quality, Grave fears are entertained for the safety of the use Wells, Richardson & Co’s Perfected Butter ICE GREAM FREEZERS, 2000 pounds to the ton, to be weighed by a pian desig. barkantinc, Edward Cushing, of Camden, Capt. Color to give a bright June color. This color is Red by the City Council. A YEAR and expenses to agents. Prints and Cotton. by far the brightest, purest and best made. F ro m 2 to 15 q u a rts . Also for 125 cords, more or less, of dry, merchant­ Outfit Free. Address P.O. VICK­ Bickmorc, by sonic of our people, while others able, cleft wood, Birch, Maple or Beech, all to be de­ 7 7 7 ERY’, Augusto, Maine. 4 25 acquainted with her destination see clearly how H. C. LEVENSALER, M .D.; livered nt such places, at tnch times and in such quan- We have a great variety of Prints, Mom­ The committee of the Maine Press Asso­ as may be directed by the undersigned for the O ADVERTISERS.—Lowest Rates for adver­ a delay in hearing from her may occur. THOMASTON, MAINK, »er, School, Police and Fire Departments, tising in 970 go o d newspapers sent free. Ad­ ies, Cambrics, etc. Look at our L ig h t Much needed repairs on the street walks have ciation have decided that the time of the Devotes his attention to the PRACTICE of MEDI so, for the price of fitting the wood in two or three Tdress GEO. P. ROWELL & CO., 10 Spruce St., N.Y.Prints for (> cents. Cotton Cloth at CINE and SURGERY. Wc are selling our Cottons, Said Proposals to he submitted to the City nearly the old prices, just received from New commenced. Press excursion shall be July 12th instead Black, Green and Drab of July 5th. The cost of a ticket for each I T Residence aud Office. Levensaler Block JMain Cambrics, Momics, Muslins and Council for their "approval or rejection. York. Delegates went from here to Bangor last Mon­ tree t. ALLEN BOW LER,) O r e r fftn NOTICE. day. person for the round trip this year will be Prints at Reduced Prices. Good O. P. HIX, [ o f $20. K. C. RANKIN, > A w . HE Joint Standing Committee on Accounts and HOPE. WIRE SCREEN CLOTH, Style and Fine Quality Prints, A. L. TYLER, School Agent. T Claims of the City Council of the City of Rock­ Many prominent physicians are prescribing Dr. SIMONTON & RICH, land, will be in session nt the City Treasurer’s Office, A very marked change in the weather. The at (> Cts. Yard Wide Cam­ A. J. CROCKETT, City Marshal. MASONIC BLOCK, on the first M o n d ay E v e n in g Benson’s Celery and Chamomile Pills. These 24, 20, 28, 30, 32 nud 36 inches wide* ISRAEL L. SNOW,) Com. Fire o f e a c h m o n th , from 7 1-2 till 9 o’clock, for the pur­ whole vegetable kingdom has made a wonderful Pills are the result of scientific experiment of an Counsellors at Law, brics (short lengths)only S Cts. D. W. RHOADES, | Dcpt. pose of examining Claims ‘against the City. All bills growth so far. eminent physician of.20 years’ successful practice. —AT— Rockland, May 20, ISSO. 2w26 must be approved by the party contracting them. In the cure of Sick Headache, Neuralgia, Ner­ What is the matter with the cherry trees ? Was CAMDEN MAINE. Remember these prices are a G. M. BRAINERD, ) Committee vousness or Sleeplessness, they never fail. Ed­ CT Special attention' given to collection of demands A. D. BIRD. S on it the cold night that injured the buds in their in­ ward Merrill, Agent, Rockland. . ly25 Business in Knox and Waldo Counties promptly a J. P. WISE & SON’S genuine reduction of 2 to 4 ets. CITY OF ROCKLAND. II. T. BEVERAGE, ) Acrt’x it Claims cipient state. tended to. 10 per yard. Rev. Mr. Nash gave a very excellent “ Memori­ — Miss Sawyer’s Salve as now prepared is the best Office of Overseers of Poor, J known. Price 25 ccpts. ly2S Rockland, May 20, ISSO. { Curtains! Hardware Store, TAMARACK BITTERS al ’’ sendee, last Sabbath—wc arc sorry to say, to a EALED PROPOSALS will be received nt the very small audience. Water Is Free. Office of th e,Overseers of the Poor, till 2 o’clock r p H I S great health-restoring and life-prescrving com- A great variety of Patterns in Nottingham SP. M., of SATURDAY, June 4th, for furnishing the JL pound is prepared with exquisite care from Roots, Of the twenty-eight graduates, of the Eastern That’s so, but in most patent mcnicincs vou pav GEORGE W.FRENGH, 2 I 2 & 2 I 4 M ain St., Rockland Barks, Gums and Plants culled from forest and field, Laces, Fringed Opaiiueil Curtains, following supplies for the Pauper Department, viz: very handsome nnd new. Normal School, but one, Miss N. Robinson, was for it at the rate of a dollar a pint. Kidnev-Wort Boots and Shoes, Clothing and Dry Goods. The Pro­ and combined on scientific principles, regardless oi Antique Laces, expense, with a determination to place within the reach Holland, etc. from this town. She is to teach the Corner school. is a dry compound and one package is enough to posals to be submitted to the City Council for their ap­ make six quarts of medicine without addition of AttowiComlloratLai. proval or rejection. of all the most perfect Alterative Gentle Stimulator, 1 Mr. W. S. Payson played the clarionet, nt the NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ALLEN BOWLER, ) (>rcrjeers Liver Invigorator, Stomach Rectifyer, Kidney Regula­ any poisonous liquors. It is nature’s remedy for tor and Blood Purifier that has ever been offered to the graduating exercises. Kidney Diseases, Liver complaint and Piles,’ for it O. P . HIX. > o f 2w26 K. C. RANKIN, ) Poor. alllicted. By its use the food is easily digested, the • Little Maude, daughter of Alonzo Mansfield, is both diuretic and cathartic, tonic and healing. Thomaston, M e . 4Mm bowels become regular, the kidneys stimulated, the Get it to-day. CARPETS blood becomes pure and rich, all blemishes and humors had a very narrow escape from drowning. She disappear and every impurity is carried off by nature’s fell into the watering trough, and when found Notice of Foreclosure. We have one of the finest gates. The wear and tear of business or excessive The covetous man is as much deprived IHEAL BIESSINfi pleasure produce a tremendous draft upon the nervous was speechless. of what he has as of what he has not, for T irH E R E A S , BETH IA II M. KELLER, of Si. GEO. C. GOODWIN &’ C 0., stocks of Carpetings to be and muscular system, to offset which we need a. reliable We are sorry to hear of the poor health of Mr. he enjoys neither. V 1 George, in the County of Knox, nnd State of CORN, FLOUR agreeable, sustaining nervine tonic, else we succumb Maine, by her mortgage deed, dated May 30, 187S, con- to overtasked Nature, nnd a general breaking up and Hartwell Bills, as also that of Mr. Charles Barnes, veved to me, as Guardian for JEN N IE J., and MEL- and other Boston wholesale druggists are Agents for found in the State, and our —AND—’ wasting away from Nervous Debility, Impaired Di­ who, in addition to his other physical troubles, is — Ring’s Vegetable Ambrosia restores gray hair to \ IN L. MARTIN, of St. George aforesaid, certain the sale of the Medicine now being introduced In the gestion, Sluggish Kidneys, Urinary or Uterine Derange, its original color, prevents the hair from falling out, real estate situate in said St. George, and bounded New England States—Dr. David Kennedy’s 4’FA­ Private Patterns in Roxbury ments, Torpid Liver, Constipated Bowels, Thin and suffering very much with a singularly diseased and is one of tlie finest dressings for the hair in the as tollows, to wit: Beginning nt an iron bolt. North VORITE REMEDY.” W ntery Blood, Humors and impurities, toko the place foot. market. Parsons, Bangs & Co., Wholesale Drug’to. ly2S side of tlie Town road, leading toward tlie 2d Baptist The Public are Cautioned to make no Unfortu­ Tapestries and Extra Supers of former healthy secretions, Night Sweats, Hollow nate Mistake and to Remember that 44 FAVORITE FEEDSTORE. Wc have to announce the death of Miss Nancy Meeting-House, near Musquito Harbor, so called; Cough, Emaciated Features and Frame, show conclu­ thence North 40 deg., East six rods and thirteen links REMEDY” Is One Dollar a bottle, and that the arc well worth attention. We sively tte rapid march of the Fell Destroyer, who has Athcarn, one of the oldest, if not the oldest lady An Auburn angler was fined $24 and cost to stoke and stones; thence North, 69 deg., West six Proprietor’s name and addrest is D R . D A V ID the victim thoroughly clasped in his embrace. But We have just received a very Large Stock of —total $34—for catching small trout in roils and seven links to a stoke nnd stones; thence KENNEDY, Itondout, N. V. have an elegant line of Tapes­ Tamarack Bitters will loosen the monster’s hold, build in town. For several years she has been cared for Dr. Kennedy’s 44 FAVORITE REMEDY” Lowell Ex-Supers, and K oxbury Townsend brook, one of the tributaries of North 40 »a deg., W est nine rods and five links to a tries at up the weakened frame, restpre the shattered nerves, Tapestries, that were selected last week with at the town’s expense having no near relatives. stake and stones; thence South, 49 S' deg., West one is offered as a Reliable Medicine for the Cure of K id ­ 90 Cts. to $1.00— FOGLER & CONANT cast out impurities.. Therefore, yeauffbrers, who value Wilson Pond. Tlie angler was not aware rod and seventeen finks to stake and stones; thence ney and Liver Complaints, Constipation, and all health, happiness and long life, should procure at once great care in the Boston M arket Please call and Southeasterly by said Town road to place of beginning. Disorders arising from an Impure State of the Blood. other Carpets in proportion. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Tamarack Bitters, the greatest vegetable tonic on earth. look at the handsome that we are UNION. that he was violating a law made to protect To W om en who suffer from any of the Ills peculiar Tapestries pCC Jeed’ reconied in Kuox Registry Book 51 Sold by Druggists, and warranted purer, richer, and selling for Wc can sell the low and The delegates to the several conventions have the brook fisheries. to the sex Dr. Kennedy’s 44 FAVORITE REM­ Our Carpetings are fresh from possessing more curative properties than any tonic vet $1.OO. EDY ” proves a real blessing. D4w27 medium priced as low as the lowest, as our stock returned home happy. Tiie conditions of said mortgage deed having been Corn, Flour, Meal, Oats resented. Sold in Rockland by E. Merrill, W .’ll. Chronic Catarrh is disgusting, and the discharges from broken, I claim a foreclosure of the same. the looms, and will be sold just ittredge. 3U was bought before the great rise. Rev. Mr. Mitchell is in Bangor attending theM- aud Feed, the nostrils have a thick yellowish or greenish appear­ „ F. O. MARTIN. as low, if not a little lower, than We have all widths and E. Conference. We hope he may be sent back to ance, and it is sometimes verv difficult of removal, par- Bt. George, June 1, ISSO. 3w27 Straw Mattings ticularlv in the morning. In severe cast's the odor is A FEW MORE LEFT! the old stocks carried over from prices. A good stock of Oil Cloths ranging ns for another year. most offensive, causing a very unpleasant breath, the Farwell Block, 210 Main St, •iu price from 2 5 to OO cts., all widths. A ride from Camden came to the Burton House sense of smell becomes impaired, the hearing and eve- Inform the public that they have formed a partnership sight affected, a constant desire to expectorate. The OF THOSE FAMOUS year to year. for the purpose of carrying on the above-named busi­ Monday; also one Tuesday from Rockland. offensive fluid dropping down the throat causing al­ ness, and that having ample facilities, they are pre­ s The May ball we learn was very well patroniz­ most incessant hawking and spitting with unsatisfacto­ pared to fill all orders for Meal and Corn, Yellow and 100 Old Papers. 100 ry results. Osborne’s Catarrh Expeller is reliable, Mixed, with prompt despatch and at the Lowest A good stock of Rugs, Mats, ed. A nice company and civil time, although sold by E. Merrill and-W. II. Kittredge. 39 Wholesale P rices. Flour and Feed also supplied -FOR- there was considerable noise made at the winding at wholesale, in loLs to suit. We also invite the attention of retail purchasers to Carpet Sweepers, etc. up. “ Can a man’s attention he riveted with 50Ct. POEL S O S , Im portant Notice. our stock of Corn, Flour, Meal, Oats and Feed, always in store, promising our best efforts to please, and tue A f l C U A T S 40 We learn that an infant was left on tlie steps of copper rivets?” asks the Cincinnati Com­ AT Lowest Market Prices. a resident in the upper part of the town. It was mercial. It can if the rivets are sharp­ W e have just been appointed C. N . FO G LER . CF3 G ood s d e liv e r e d to a ll taken in and cared for. ened and put where he will set upon N. A. & S. H. BURPEE, N. B. CONANT. AT THIS OFFICE. J. P. W ise & Son’s Agents for Butterick’s Pa­ Rockland, May 29, 1879. 26 parts of the city Free and Miss Lina Mitchell leaves Union next week to them. Rockland, Me. per Patterns, and shall keep P r o m p tly . take a class in music in Palmer Mass. | 3meow25 HARDWARE STORE. Cared her Dyspepsia. a full assortment. Any Pattern KNOX COUNTY’—In Probate Court, held at Rockland CHEKKYFIELD. A lady says: “ I saw your advertisement of on the third Tueadny of May, 18S0. J. P. COWLES, M. D„ the People’s Favorite Tonic Bitters and told mv The main point in law is good evidence. 212 & 214 M ain S t. sent by mail on receipt of price. ANE BRASIER, Administratrix on the estate of Decoration sen-ices were observed here Satur­ husband that I was going to try it for Dyspepsia. J DANIEL BRASIER, late of Cushing, In said P h y sio lan & Surgeon, day, in the following order: The procession MR. FRED BURPEE is constantly receiving undis­ Coanty, deceased, having presented her account of ad­ He said it was a humbug like many others, but I puted evidence of the superiority of ministration of said estate for allowance: CAMDEN- - - . MAINE. formed at the Academy grounds and marched to persuaded him to get a bottle, for trial. Its effect IJ* Goods delivered Promptly and Free to was wonderful; I never used anything that helped NELSON THOMAS’AMERICAN CAN­ any part o f th e city —ffff Ordered, That notice thereof be given, three weeks the Cemetery, Col. Robert Campbell, Marshal. KER SYRUP, successively, in the Portland Gazette, printed In Rock­ me so much. Unlike many other bitters its bene­ CARDS, Bill Heads, TAGS land in said County, that nil persons interested may Here prayer was offered by Rev. Mr. Case, Roll fit is lasting. My husband now cannot say enough for Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Cancer and Canker nnd all attend at a Probate Court to be held at Rockland, on Blotting* Paper of Honor read by Oscar Dunbar Esq. Speeches in its praise.” See advertisement. 2w26 humors of blood or stomach. Young ladies and gents, LETTER HEADS, POSTERS, the third Tuesday of June next, and show cause, if as well as persons more advanced In years give their Simonton Bros. any they have, why the said account should not be al­ were made by A. M. Barton of Camden and Judge unqualified approval to this remarkable blood purifier Promptly printed at this office,* 210 Main Street,groan 325 Main St. genuine, and lowed. Millikin of Cherryfield. T. C. S. — The Holman Liver Pad is the only which is destined ere long to be familiar to all os floor. Orders by Mall promtiy 3w26 E. M. "WOOD, Judge. in SHEETS 19x24—or cut to order—for sale at positively cures as advertised. Iy28 household words.” For kale by all druggists. 20 attended to. KocUud, May », ISSO. A true copy,—A t t e s t T . P. Pl£RCE, Register. THIS OFFICE. 243 Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Malaria, The Married Woman. Diphtheria, Pneumonia, Sore Throat, ALWAYS SELECT THE BEST. Stai Iroads A’ U te a m b o a ts Inflammation of the Lungs, &c., IS NERVOUSNESS A YANKEE SPEER’S Au luteresting Recital of Her Doings on Go­ —CURED BY— NOTION? Questions, suggestions, information, records of ex­ ing to Bed. Maine Central Railroad. perience, notes or articles on any department of flori­ PIS bSSI culture, are cordially invited from all cultivators and COAL!COAL! lovers of flowers. All such should be addressed to There is an article going the rounds en­ Commencing Jan. 20,1880. PORT GRAPE “ Editor of Floral Department,” at this ofllce. titled “ How Girls Go to Sleep.” The man­ A New Theory by a New —AND— ner in which they go to sleep, according to _ arrival of train leaving Rockland at 8.1c ...... the article, can’t hold a candle to the way Doctor. necting at Brunswick for Lewiston, Farmington, Au­ CULTURE OP THE VERBENA. D. N. B IR D & CO., gusta, Bkowheganand Bangor; at Yarmouth with G.T. a married woman goes to sleep. -Instead R’yG at Westbrook with 1*. & R., at B. & M. Junction Sambuci W ines! of thinking of what she should have at­ ARE SELLING with train on Boston & Maine, and ut Portland with Tho Verbena is one of the most beanti trains on Eastern Railroad, arriving in Boston 5.30 p.m fnl flowers cultivated, whether in beds on tended to before going to bed, she thinks of He Claims that Nervousness is an SZPLZEITZDIID Afternoon train leaves Bath 4.00 p. m., (after arrival it afterward. While she is revolving these BEAD'S1 PCH SBUHEESATE USE. of train leaving Rockland 1.15 p. in.,) connecting at the lawn, in mixed borders, or in vases, matters in her mind, and while snugly American Imaginative Is a d o red by every PBAOTIOAL PAINTE3. Brunswick for Lewiston, Augusta, and Portland. pots, or baskets; and, in my opinion, it is COVERING CAPACITY ti DURABILITY W hite Ash Egg and Broken, Morning Train leaves Portland 7.00; arrives at Bath unsurpassed for bouquet-making. Having tucked in bed, the old man is scratching . Disease, EXCEED ANY KNOWN PAINT. BuiUing. 8.85 a. m., connecting to Rockland. his legs in front of the fire and wondering I amted. with ourPrcparcd Paints, if not satisfac­ Through Trains leave Portland, 12.35 p. m., after ar­ had several years experience in the culture tory, will be Eepainted at our Expcnso. W hite Ash Stove, and rival of trains from Boston; arrive at Bath, 2.20 p. m. how he will pay the next month’s rent. connecting to Rockland. of tliis lovely flower, I will give it for the Suddenly she says: Is it not Io your interest to buy our P ure P repared va’ Pa in t, which, when mixed with equal parts of oil will F r a n k li n Coal benefit of others. “ James, did you lock the door?” And Originated in the Uuitcd States cover wood better, and prove more durable than any PAYSON TUCKER, Supt. Verbenas to be raised from seed should “ Which door?” says James. ?diate relief, and is a radical cure. other mixed Paint in the market? The comparison is be started in March, under glass, cither in Hack, Inflammation of the Kidneys, Backache, within the Last Fifty Years, as follows: AT THE VERY LOWEST TRICES. “ The cellar door,” says she. Bunions or Soreness of the Feet from whatever a hot-bed, or in a box or pan in tbe kitchen “ No,” says James. cause, Burns or Scalds, and all Infhunatorv Diseases, 1 G all, o f other Mixed Paint, 81.75 Portland, Bangor A Machias Steamboat Co. window—the latter has been my plan, as I instantly relieved and cured. “ Sapanule” will save G all. W . M. & L. P aint-j8 2 .0 0 , is l.OO. £ 3 - Orders promptly filled, and coal delivered. “ Well you’d better go down and lock it, life. Do not neglect to buy a bottle. It is a household ). Gall. Liusccd Oil, .50.-1.50 do not have the advantages of a hot-bed. iccessity. Full particular’s, in our Illuminated Cards Let the Doctors Say Whether that SPRING ARRANGEMENT. for I heard some person in the back yard Difference in favor of our Paint, .25 Rankin Block, Main St. 1 plant the seeds in a box from the middle last night.” ml Circulars, sent free, upon application by mail. Statement W ill Stand, the Test. A trial will benefit you. We guarantee satisfaction, We guarantee this fact. The te st is simple THE FAVORITE to the end of March. I fill the box with Accordingly, James paddles down stairs r money refunded. 50 Cents and $1 l’er Bottle. fine, sandy soil, that will not bake; make Trial Bottles, 25c. Sold by all Druggists. Our P ure Prepared Paints have been sold during and locks the door. About the time James the past Eight years. Our price has always been and it smooth on the top, then sow the seeds Samuel G erry & Company, JOHN LOVEJOY, STR. LEWISTON, returns and is going to get in bed she rt» will continue to be in exact accord with the price of CAPT. CHAS. DEERING, thinly in rows, and sift a little dirt over lylG • Proprietors, 237 Broadway, New York. Dr. Benson Says It W ill Not, That Ncrvo Strictly Pure White Lead and Pure Linseed Oil, and it (Successor to J . G. Lovejoy,) marks: ness is as Old as Mankind, is impossible for us to compete in price with inferior them. I place a piece of brown paper over ,‘ Did you shut the stair door!” Paints any more than Pure White Lead can he sold in the soil to screen it from the direct rays of “ No,” says James. competition with adulterated brandsof so-called White the sun until tho plants are up; being care­ Lead which are plentifully offered 2c. per lb. less than Fire and Life Insurance “ Well, if it is not shut the cat will get the cost of the pure article. from Boston, for Rockland, Castine, Deer Isle, Sedg­ ful to keep the soil moist, and never let it up into the bed room." AND THAT NERVOUSNESS HAS EXISTED Berry Block, (Lime Rock Bank Stairway,) wick, Mt. Desert, (So. W est Ilarbor, Bar Harbor,) become dry while the seeds are germinat­ Wadsworth, Martinez & Longnia Miilbridge, Jonesport and Machiasport. “ Let her come up, then,” says James, EVER SINCE NERVOUS SYSTEMS WERE WAIN ST-, ROCKLAND. 5 Also, leave PORTLAND every TUESDAY evening, ing. When the plants are up, I remove ill-naturedly. CREATED. NERVOUSNESS EXISTS UN­ For sale by same time, fur Miilbridge, touching at intermediate the paper and let them have the frill sun­ landings. R eturning, leave Machiasport every “ My goodness, no!” returns his wife; DER MANY NAMES, AND APPEARS IN MONDAY morning at 4.30, and Milluuidgk every shine, keeping tho earth moist, ami not MONDAY ami THURSDAY at 8 A. M., touching at “ she’d suck the baby’s breath!” KIDNEY MANY FORMS OR TYPES, J. P. WISE & SON, soaking wet. On fine days I give them air H. N. KEENE, intermediate landings, arriving in Portland same evt Speer’s Port Grape Wine, by raising the window a little. If the Then James paddles down stairs again DEALER IN ing, connecting with Pullman night train for Boston, and steps on a tack, and closes the stair ROCKLAND, ME. Passengers will not he disturbed until morning, n plants are crowded, I transplant some of door, and curses the cat, and returns to the BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS, less wishing to take Pullman Train. Trains leave next From the Oporto Grape, raised by Mr. Speer at bis them into small pots, but, if not, I let them HUNTS REMEDY, day for Boston at 8.45 A. M., and 1 P. M. Btcaim vineyards, is a rich heavy-bodied Port, used liy families bed room. Just as he begins to climb into 'je Great Kidney and Liver Medicine. Moccasins, Bole Leather, Wax Leather, French leave for Boston at 7 P. M. daily. for weddings, and parties as an evening wine, and by remain in the seed box until planting out, and American Calf Skins, Machine Belting, The LEWISTON connects at Rockland with SAN­ his couch his wife observes: cause. But no nervous system is sub, MRS. LYDIA E. PINKHAM, Linings and Shoe Findings, ladles and weakly persons for strengthening; also the which will be when they are three or four eases unless the nerve-fluid is in an impoverished con­ FORD S .S . CO. STEAMERS for Bangor and riv. principal wine for communion purposes. “ I forgot to bring some water. Sup HUNT’S REMEDY OF LYNN, MASS. Corner kTain and ) I)A,bl«nJ Ma landings, every SATUItDAY morning. Coining West inches high. The soil for Verbenas should pose you bring some in the big tin.” dition, or suffering from an irritable state oreondition, .Lindsey Streets, nOCklaDU, JlC. connects MONDAYS for Boston. be mellow, with a free admixture of sand, ■and c ily be cured by a remedy that enrlchi Ja n . 1,1879. Passengers from Pori land for Bangor and river Speer’a P . J . S herry, And so James, with a muttered curse, fluid and allays nervous irritation; and this landings (Tutsday ami Friday) forwarded at ltcgulai and manured well. goes down into the dark kitchen and fall absolutely accomplished by DR.BENSON’S CELERY Whoever buys Verbenas from the florist, AND CHAMOMILE PILLS. They effectually re- Tariff Rates of this Company. over a ehair, and rasps all the tinware off HUNT’S REMEDY move the causes of all nervous diseases, and the nat­ Steamer City of Richmond is withdrawn from tin will generally have a plant with one slen­ the wall in search of the “ big ” tin, and ural result is a cure—a complete and permanent dure. BURPEE & HAWN, der stalk, crowned with one cluster of cures Intemperance, Nervous Diseases, General then he jerks the stair door open and howls: Debility, Female Weakness and Excesses. flowers. I have found by experience that •• Where the deuce are the matches?” nches, Neuralgia and N Speer’s P. J. or Pedro J. Brandy. cutting down the plant, that is, cutting off Silo gives him minute direction where to . and will cure any House f t & Sio Painters the flower and one or two joints below, is HUNT’S REMEDY case, no matter iiow obstinate i t : ay he, of either sick, Graimrs and Paper Hangers. find the matches, and adds th a t she would cures Biliousness, Headache, Jaundice, Sour nervous or dyspeptic headache neuralgia, nervous- This noted Broody is a pure distillation from the very beneficial. The plant will grow more rather go and get the water herself than Stomach, Dyspepsia, Constipation and Piles. ness or sleeplessness. Price 50 grape ami is equal to the finest Hennessy or (Hard stocky, and consequently more healthy. All free to any address, or may be ordered through ‘any Dealers in Paints, Oil, Glass, &c Brandies; for medicinal purposes it can be relied upon have the neighbors raised about it. After druggist. as strictly pure. the plants received from florists, that I have which James finds the matches, procures SPRING ARRANGEMENT. ever seen, have been in the condition I have HUNT'S REMEDY 2s 202 Main St. the water, comes up stairs and plunges in ACTS AT ONCE on the K idneys, Liver, and Spoor’s Sambuci Wine, described. bed. Presently his wife says; B ow els, restoring them to a healthy action, and PARSONS, BANGS & CO-, When the plants have become established C U R ES when all other medicines fail. Hun­ James, let’s have an understandin celebrated for its beneficial-qualities, highly esteemed after transplanting, there will be nothing dreds have been saved who have been given up W holesale Druggists, about money matters. Now, next week to die by friends and physicians. E. H. COCHRAN’S Stmr. MT. DESERT, by eminent physicians, used in European and Anieri- more to do, except keeping out the weeds I’ve got to pay— ” Send for pamphlet to 117 & lldgNiddle St., Portland. Me. CAIT. DAVID ROBINSON, Cvin IrIi',."I'ita1'4 a,Hl by ,l,u ,irst fa“,i,k,s Europe ami and stirring the soil occasionally. WM. E. CLARKE, Providence, R. I. ILL leave ROCKLAND, “ I don't know what you’ve got to pay, GENERAL AGENTS. FIRE, MARINE, LIFE, TUESDAYS and SATUR­ Excellent for weak and debilitated persons, the aged I have never used any liquid manure up­ and I don’t care,” shouts James as he lurch­ Trial size, 75 cents. Largo size cheapest. —AND— DAYS, on arrival of Sanford Line and Infirm, improving the appetite ami benelittii-g. on Verbenas, except soap-suds; and no SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ■of Steamers from Boston^ for ladies and children. es around and jams his face against the For Sale by Green’s Landing, South West ana Bar house-keeper who cultivates flowers will wall; “ all I want is to go to sleep.” Accident Insurance Agency. throw away soap-suds, if she has learned DISCOVERER OF Desert,) So. Gouldshoro, Lamoine, As a Diuretic, “ That’s all very well for you,” snaps his Edward Merrill, Rockland. CAPITAL REPRESENTED OVER Ilai their value as a fertilizer. On washing wife, as she pulls tho covers viciously; LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S 1 days I put the waste water in a barrel or NINETY MILLION DOLLARS. DAYS and WEDNESDAYS, at 8 A. M., touching it imparts a healthy action to the Kidneys and Urinary you never think of the worry,and trouble POND’S The following is the sworn statement to tli above, arriving in Rockland in season to connect with organs, very beneficial in Gout and Rheumatic affec­ tub back of the house, and at night put it Insurance Commissioner of Massachusetts of Losses Adjusted and Paid at this Ofllce. Sanford Steamers for Boston. tions. I have. And there’s Arauiinta, who I be Vegetable Compound, BERUY BLOCK, ItoeRlaiid. Passengers by train to and from Rockland remain in on the flower-beds, first loosening the soil, the financial condition of the Rockland over night. 43“ None gennine unles lieve is taking the measles.” THE POSITIVE CURE Rockland, May 19, 1880. 2 that it may soak well into the ground. No “ Let her take ’em,” shys James, sticking EXTRACT. T . S. LINDSEY, Gen’l Manager, Rockland. Speer, Passaic, N . J.,” is Rockland, April 5,1880. 19 flower pays better for this treatment than his legs out as straight as two ramrods. THE GREAT VEGETABLE FOR ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS. ALFRED SPEEIl, Proprietor, the Verbena. It seems to me you have no sense nor Pain Destroyer and Specific for Inflam­ NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL Mt. Prospect Vineyards, Passaic, New t There is one important operation to per­ of Vegetable Properties that arc harmless to the o. G. M O FFITT, feeling,” whines his wife, “ and if you had ohn a form in order to keep Verbenas in good, mation and Hemorrhages. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY most delicate invalid. Upon one trial the mcrit3 Rockland and Vinalhaven. J L Fox, I’a any respect for me yon wouldn’t eat onions of thia Compound will be recognized, as relief is Life and Ffre Insurance Agent. low, Loud flowering condition during tho season; that before you come to bed. The atmosphere RIIErMATISM, NEURALGIA. No other prepara- of Boston, on tlie 31st of December, 1879. Immediate; and when its use Is continued, in is to pick off the seed-vessels. When the t ion lias ured so many eases of these distress­ ninety-nine cases in a hundred, a positive and Represents Thirty-nine M illion Dollars. Spring Arrangement. FOR SALE BY DRUCCISTS. of the room from the smell of onions is ing complaints as tho Extract. Our Plaster is ASSETS. permanent cure is effected, as thousands will flower fades the strength of the plant goes invaluable in these diseases, Plumbago, Pain Losses adjusted at tills office, lyO horrid.” Stocks and Bonds at market value...... $9,478,111 50 testify. On account of its proven merits, it is to­ On and after Monday, March 22d, to the seeds, and, if they are permitted to in the Back or Side, &c. Pond’s Extrac' Loans on Mortgage...... 2,149,809 OS day recommended and prescribed by the best Well, go down and sleep in the kitchen, Ointment (50 cents) for tlso when removal oc No. 287 Union Block remain, the number of flowers will become physicians in the country. It. It. Co then, and let mo alone,” says James. clothing is convenient, is a great help in 2- It will cure entirely tho worst form of falling 5 ROCKLAND. MAIN . STM’R PIONEER Atchison, Topt-ku & Santa Fc less and less. I once had a beautiful bed lieving inllauunatory cases. Hereupon she begins to cry softly, but double the amount loaned...... of the uterus, Lcucorrhcea , Irregular and Pain­ i Harbor, —THE— of Verbenas that bloomed well for a time, IIEMORItHAGES. Bleeding from the Lungs stom­ Amount of deferred quarterly premiums ful Menstruation, all Ovarian Troubles, Inflam­ about the time James is falling into a gen­ ach. Nose, or from any cause, is speedily AV" dally, (Sunday a-pted,) Kansas, Colorado and New and then gradually produced fewer flowers. Outstanding Renewal Premiums upon mation and Ulceration, Floodings, all Displace­ TRUE P. PIERCE, at 7 A. RETURNING, tle doze she punches him in the ribs with controlled and stopped. Our Naso’ Syringes policies upon which a valnat ion has been ments and the consequent spinal weakness, aud * m 1 reVffcTMi Will leave (Commercial Wharf,) Mexico Short Line, Thinking it might be the maturingof seeds her elbow and says: (25 cents) and Inhalers (50 cents) >ro great 0,090 35 is especially adapted to the Change of Life. It Rockland, for Vinalhaven, at 3 o’clock, P. M. that had checked the flowering, I com­ aids in arresting internal bleeding. Accrued Interest and Renta ...... 11,008 91 will dissolve and cxnel tumors from the uteru3 Attorney and Counsellor at Law “ Did you hear that scandal about Mrs. DIPTHERIA AND SORE THROAT. Use tho Extract Cash in Banks...... 18,811 41 in an early stage of dev elopraent. The tenden­ G. A. SAFFORD, Agent, Rockland. menced cutting away the stems of the fall­ prom ptly. It is a sure cure. Delay is danger- Loans on Collateral...... 3,700 00 cy to Cancerous Ilumors there is checked very BENJ. LANE, Agent, Vinalhaven. 5 ATCHISON and KANSAS CITY, Jones. speedily by its use. Office in New Court House, en flowers, ami continued until I had near­ What Jones?” says James sleepily. ly filled n milk pan. In a few days that In fact, it has proved to be the greatest and beet 1 ’ i j 1: ii iu o , Why, Mrs. Jones.” tins disease, Cold in Head, &c. Our’“ Catarrh LIABILITIES. remedy that has ever been discovered. It per­ Verbena bed was a blaze of brilliance. I Cure,” specially prepared to meet serious i at 4 per cent, in meates every portion of the system, and gives SANFORD STEAMSHIP CO. Where?” inquires James. new life and vigor. It removes faintness, flatu­ Trinidad, Colorado Springs, Manitou continued to remove the faded flowers after I declare,’’says his wife, “ you are get- cases, contains all tho nutritive qualities of lency, destroys all craving for stimulants, aud this, and they bloomed until November; the Extract; our Nasal Syringe is invaluable more stupid every day. V o n know i in Catarrhal affections, is simple and I> E TV -V IT IS , the first Sunday in November I cut a bou­ SUMMER ARRANGEMENT Mrs. Jones that lives at No. 21. Well, day CANON CITY, quet of Verbenas for a sick friend. before yesterday, Susan Smith told Mrs. eion and Indigestion. That Although the Verbena, ns a house-plant PILLS, BLIND BLEEDING or ITCHING. It is tho down, causing pain, weight and 'backache, FOUR TRIPS PER WEEK! LEADVILLE, Thompson that Sam Baker had said that always permanently cured by its use. It will, BERRY BROTHERS does not hold equal rank with the Begonia, Mrs. .Tones had----- ” Surplus...... at all times and under all circumstances, net in ALAMOSA, Geranium, and other greenhouse favorites, Here she pauses and listens. James is harmony with tho laws that govern the female Livery & Hack S able AND ALL POINTS IN yet, for people who live in cold houses, tive against Chafing and Piles. .Our Ointment system. snoting in profound slumber. With a snort is of great service where tho removal of 3Gth Annual Report how ready for distribu­ F or Kidney Complaints of either sex this Com­ MAIN STREET, ROCKLAND, Me. C O IT O I { A D O , ■where more lender plants would not thrive of rage, she pulls all the covers off him, clothing is inconvenient. pound is unsurpassed. or for those who arc dependent upon wood tion. Free to any address. L wraps herself up in them, and lays awake LYDIA E. PIXKIIAM’S N ew Mexico, for night-fires, and this is the case in many until 2 A. M., thinking how badly abused if the Extract bo of our country towns, few plants will afford pany each bottle. BENJ. F. STEVENS, President. - A r i s o n a , she is. JOSEPH M. GIBBENS, Secretary. more satisfaction than the Verbena. Two PHYSICIANS of all Schools recommend and pre­ March 11,1SS0. Iyl5 > VEGETABLE COMPOUND And that is the way a married woman scribe Pond’s Extract. We have letters from ii years ago I selected ten of the most beauti­ goes to sleep.—[Pittsburg Leader. hundreds who order itdaily, in their practice, STEAMEi: STEAMER KNOX cotxTY - Lynn, B $1.00. Six bottles for $5.00. San Juan Mines! ful varieties and placed them in rather fo: spellings of nil kinds, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Bent by mail i 1 the form of Pills, also in the form Any style of Single or Double Team furnished small pots; this was done in September. I luihiii ed Tonsils* sim ple and chronic D iarr- sdoy of May, 1880. of Lozenges, >n receipt of price, $1.00, per box, short notice and at reasonable rates. CAMBRIDGE KATAHDIN, luvi;.' .larrh (for which it is a specific), Chil- 1 tlie for cither. Best accommodations for Boarding Horses and Capt. Otis Ingrahai Capt. W . R. Roix. TA t HE took those branches which had rooted hiait < Frosted Feet, Stings of Insects, Mos- date of ESTHER PAGE, late of Union, in said Mrs. PINKHAM freely answers all letters of transient Teams, in the city. HOMES W E S T ! themselves, cutting them down, of course. quiltx, -we. Chapped Hands, Face, and indeed County, deceased, having presented his first account of inquiry. Send for pamphlet. Mention this paper. Partloular attention is given to furnishing team 'COMMENCING MONDAY, May 17, until further SYMMZONIA. all ma.,.»er of Skin Diseases. administration of said estate lor allowance: and Coches for funerals. notice, will leave Boston, from Lincoln’s Wharf, I never take up old plants which have forc d intermediate landings, every MON- 2,500,000 Acres land bloomed through the summer. I brought FARMERS,Stock Breeders and Livery Men should Ordered, That notice thereof be given, three weeks Also, Books kept at this office forthediflerentStage The Richest Country in the World—Gold alwayshave it. Leading livery and street-car tccessively, in the Dockland Gazette, printed in LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S Lines, where all orders should be left. DAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, at Situated in and near the Upper Arkansas stables -1 New York and elsewhere always ' P. M. tbe plants into the house and they com­ Taken out of the Mines by the Miners by Rockland, in said County, that all persons interested A'alley in Southwestern Kansas. menced growing finely, but, being obliged use it. Sprains. Harness and Saddle ( balings, may attend at a Probate Court to bcheldnt Rockland,on RETURNING, leaves Bangor, every MONDAY, th e Ton. Cuts, Scratches, Swellings, Stiffness. Bleeding, tlie third Tuesday of dune next, and show cause, Rockland.Feb 3,1878 WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at 11 Years’ Credit. 7 Per Cent. Interest. to leave home at that time, my family put etc., are all controlled by it. C5y“On aeeount BLOOD PURIFIER 11 A. M. The London Times of the 5th of Februa­ f any they have, why the said account should not The first payment at date of purchase is one-tenth of them in the cellar for safe-keeping, and of the expensoof tho Extract as adapted for be alio cd. W ill eradicate every vestige of After June 19, they will make six trips per week. the principal and 7 per cent, interest on the remainder. when I returned home only three of them ry, 1880, gives an account of Mr. Henry cafe use in its delicate application to uchan 3w25 Humors from tlie - Mloori, at tho 3 5 - Horse Cars for East Boston run directly to Lin­ At the end of the 1st and 2d years only the interest nt Seibohm’s travels when accompanying ailments, w o have prepared a preparation for A true Name time give tone and strength da’s Wharf, leaving there every seven minutes for all 7 per cent, is paid; anti the third year, and each vear were alive. I would never put Verbenas veterinary purposes only, which contains <0 tlie syNtem. It has produced as parts of Boston. thereafter, one-tenth of the principal with 7 per c Capt. Wiggins in bis steamer Diana, which all the strength of tile Extract, for application xnarvellouM reMults in Purifying the All freight must he accompanied by Bill of Lading inter the balance, is paid annually until the in a damp cellar, or any cellar; it is a to animals, in a cheaper form. Price, per KNOX C O U N TY -In Court of Probate, held at Rock IBlood as the V egetable Compound whole is paid. plant that will cither grow or die. I have succeeded in opening up commerce witli gallon, VETERINARY EXTRACT* $2.50. land, on the third Tuesday of May, 1880. in duplicate. that part of Siberia which, like Greenland, has in curing Fem ale Complaints. O. A. KALLOCII, Agent. A13’ Six Years’ Credit, 20 per cent. Discount. tried wintering Verbenas in three different CAUTION.—Pond’s E xtract, 13 sold only L. JORDAN, Administrator on the estate of 3 3 “ Two Years’ Credit, 30 per cent. Discount. extends down into the hollow of the earth. in buttles, enclosed in bufT wrappers, with the • OLIVER JORDAN, late of Thomaston, in HOP BITTERS. 33* Agent’s up-town office 1 Sea St., under Thorn­ cellars, but never with success. Of the re­ (A Medicine, uot a Drink,) 3 3 “ Cash Purchase. 33 percent. Discount. Capt. Wiggins sailed from Dundee in wortls, ‘POND S EXTRACT, blown in the glass. J ty, deceased, having preseuted his first aeeount of . Pries $1.00. ■ Six Bottles for $5.00. dike Hotel. Tbe valley of the upper Arkansas is justly cekhrat- maining three plants that lived, I was amp­ I t is n e v e r so ld in b u lk . No one can sell it administration of said estate for allowance: I for its adaptability to wheat-raising ami the supe- 187-1. Of this expedition and those of Prof. ly repaid for my trouble. They grew and except in our own bottles as above described. Ordered, That notice thereof he given, three weeki HOPS, Bucnu, MANDRAKE, or quality of its grain. As a stock-raising and wool­ Nordenskjold and others, more than one of SPECIAL PREPARATIONS OP POND’S EXTRACT COM­ No Family should bo without LYDIA B. DANDELION, Rockland, May 17,1889. rowing country, it offers advantages that cannot be bloomed beautifully in the winter, filling tccessively, in tlie Rockland Gazette, printed in Iiock PINKUAM’S LIVER PILLS. They euro whicli Mr. Seibohm accompanied as na­ BINED WITH THE PUREST AND MOST DELICATE land, in said County, that all persons .interested mat > THE PVKEaT AND BEST MEDICAL QUALITIES ccelled. Good soil, abundance of pure water, a mild the room with their fragrance. One with PERFUMES FOR LADIES’ BOUDOIR. Constipation, Biliousness, and Torpidity of tho id healthy climate, with low prices ami easy terms, turalist, a detailed and interesting account attend at a Probate Court to he held at Rockland, oi Liver. 25c. per. box. (- OF ALL OTHEC BlTTERS. two shades of pink was most beautiful.— P O N D ’S E X T R A C T . 50c.. 81.00 and 81.75. third Tuesday of June next, and show cause T IIE V CUTTLE making up a total of inducements greater than is was given. Toilet Cream...... 1 00 1 Catarrh Cure...... 75 if any they have, why tlie said account should not In SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ' offered anywhere else on tlie continent of America, Esther B. Dimock, Willinglon Conn.— allowed. Ml Diseases of the Stomach, Bowels, Blood, Liver, full particulars, enquire or address, Mr. Seibohm rode through tile country D entifrice...... 50 I Plaster...... 25 [Kidneys, and Urinary Organs, Nervousness, Sleep- Vick's Magazine, LipSalve ...... 25 j Inhaler(Glass,50c.) 100 3w25 E. M. WOOD, Judge. C. A. SEYMOUR, Gen. Eastern Pass. Agent, 419 on horseback, and paid a half-penny a mile Toilet Soap(3cakes) 50 Nasal Syringe. A true copy,—Attest :—T. P. PIERCE, Register. PARSONS, BANGS & Go. j and especially Female Complaints. Broadway, N. Y. ; 190 Main St., Buffalo, N. Y.,or for tile hire of eacli horse. He sow a large O intm ent...... 50 | Medicated P ap er... 25 General Agents, 81000 IX GOLD. II. L. CARGILL, New England Agent, 197 Wash. Pretty Plants for In-I)oors. district that produced splendid wheat that Any of these preparations will be sent car­ To the Judge of Probate, in and for the ington St., Boston, Mass lyl riage free a t above prices, in lots of §5 worth, on ly6 PORTLAND* ME. VIII be paid for a case they will not cure or help, could be bought at six pence (or forty County of Knox. r anything Impure or Injurious found lu them. * Take a common tumbler or a fruit can, rounds. He also saw large quantities of receipt of money or P. O. order. C-f Our New P amphlet w irn H istory of our IE Petitk Ask your druggist for IIop Bitters aud try them and fill it nearly full of soft water. Then inseed, flax, hemp, hides, tallow, wool, P reparations, Sent FREE on Application to ministrator on the estate .of ESTHER PAGE, eforc you sleep. T a k e no other. tie a bit of lace or cheese-sacking over it, etc., that could he bought equally cheap. T Union, in the.County of Knox, deceased, in ■Hop Covan Ctnat Is the sweetest, safest llnd best. ROGKALND GAZETTE POWD’S EXTRACT CO., testate, respectfully represents, thut tlie personal estate Ask Children. and press it down into the water, covering Iron mines were in great abundance, and of said deceased is not sufficient to pay the just debts it over wiih a layer of peas. In a few Mr. Seibohm picked tip at hap-hazard a No. I 4 W. I 4th St., N. Y. and demands against said estate by the sum of seven PUBLISHING HOUSE, days they will sprout, the little thread-like piece of the ore so rich and magnetic as to hundred and three dollars and ninety-live cents, togeth- roots going down through the lace into the with the charges of administration. The said Ad­ Without Dosing—Tlie Bitter Way. i absolute and irresistible cure foi support a large needle. Of this iron thou­ ministrator therefore requests that lie may be empow­ sc of opium, tobacco uud narcotics. water, and the vines can be trained up to sands of tons could 1)0 obtained that would ered, agreeably to law, to sell and eonvy so much of the real estate of said deceased, as may he required to Send for circular. Bga VOSE & PORTER, twine around the window, or, what is pret­ make the finest cast-steel. There were also til above sold by drug-isti. Hop Iiitters Illg. Co. Hocbcstcr, N. Y. tier, a frame may be made for the purpose. and*; with incidental copper mines in the valleys. PROPRIETORS. Here is another pretty thing with but little Air. Seibohm was told of ten or twelve R. K. BAYWAItD. HOLMAN This medicine was discovered by trouble: Take a saucer fill it with fresh gold mines that yielded from five to seven KNOX COUNTY—In Court of Probate, held at Rock- a gentleman who for fifteen years Our facilities for the execution of green moss; place in the centre a pine cone tons apiece annually. The timber was laud on the tliird Tuesday of May, 1880. (large size), having first wet it thoroughly; iP I I’P Id 1] UP I had suffered constantly from Rheu­ splendid and in great abundance. J On the petition aforesaid, Ordered, That notice be LIVER AND AGUE PAD We Chailengo tho Whole World. matism, and could obtain no relief. then sprinkle it with grass seed. The mois­ The principal Arctic products were mam­ That Acts at the Same Time on given, by publishing a copy of said petition, with this New Styles! ture will close the cone partially, and in a moth ivory and furs—ermine, sable, squir­ order thereon, three weeks successively, prior to tile If those nflllcted with Catarrh couhl examine tlie At last he began experimenting upon THE LIVER, third Tuesday of June next, in the Rockland Ga­ lining membrane of their nasal cavity, extending day or two the tiny grass spires will ap­ rels, black, red, white and blue foxes, bears, zette, a newspaper priuted in Rockland, that all persons through the head to the throat, they would discov himself, and finally found a remedy Fast Presses! pear in all the interstices, and in a week otters, gluttons, lynxes, &c. Further south THE BOWELS, interested may attend at a Court of Probate then to lie nflamed and irritated condition of the liming i that permanently cured him, and you will have a perfect cone of beautiful hidden in Rockland, and show cause, if any, why the SS ( Medicinal Absorptive brane with the minute blood-vessels swolIn ant- elks were found in abundance. In one and the KIDNEYS prayer of said petition should not he granted. gorged with blood almost to bursting. An acrid ami which we now offer to the public. Splendid W ork! verdure. Keep secure from frost, and give warehouse Mr. Seibohm saw more than These great organs are the natural cleans- 3w25 E. M. WOOD, Judge. I BODY 4 FOOT PLASTERS, unhealthy discharge constantly flowing from the in­ it plenty of water, and you will have a one thousand skins of this fine animal, ‘ the system. If they work well, health A true copy of the petition and order thereon* flamed mucous membranes, and dropping iuto the R ing’s Rheumatic and N eural- ... be perfect: If they become clogged, Attest:—T. P. P ierce, Register. =: j mol ABSORPTION SALT throat, causing a choking, sickening sensation and dif­ thing of “ beauty ” all winter.—F ruit lie which is hunted in the snow. dreadful diseases are sure to follow with ficulty in breathing, a portion of which is expelled by gli. Cure is an internal medicine. cordcr. coughing, hawking and spitting. In some cases this On the conclusion of Mr. Seihohm’s re­ TERRIBLE SUFFERING. • for Medicated Foot Baths. matter is very tenacious and difficult of expulsion : a It acts through the digestive organs marks, the chairman of the meeting when Biliousness, Headache, Dyspepsia, Jaun­ MAGIC LOTION arge portion of it is swallowed into the stomach, and the blood, relaxing’the muscles, dice, Constipation and Piles, or Kid­ as a new, delightful and wonderful remedy, designed These remedies, which are the sole exponents of the which assimilates with the food, whereby its poison­ Cannot be equaled in this section of the state. Tropicolum Majns. he spoke expressed his high sense of their and warranted to supercede all the pain rolievingagenh ney Complaints, Gravel, Diabetes, Cure by Absorption as opposed to D osing, have ous effects are carried to the whole system, contami­ relieving the pain, and completes the value and called on Capt. Wiggins, who yet discovered. This is strong language, but uot more been proved the cheapest ami Most Effectual Remedy nating every tissue witn its unhealthy influence. So Sediment in the Urine, Milky strange than true. Sold by E. Merrill, W. II. Kit work by driving the disease from The TrojxTolnms, or ns they are general was present and spoke at great length. for All Diseases Arising from Mala\ ail the Chieftain, the Prince of Conquerors—Dr. Jo- SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ly called, Nasturtiums, are very good an­ He said that, in addition to the items of or Ropy Urine; or Rheu­ alt Briggs's Catarrh Specifies, No. 182. Sold by the system. matic Pains and Aches, W. II. Kittredge and C. II. Pendleton nual Climbers, comprising several varieties, mineral wealth mentioned by Mr. Seibohm, th a t___ „ It is an excellent medicine for the differing very much both in flower and leaf. the country was rich in the finest graphite, ... J developed because the blood Is poisoned NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. can be traced directly or indirectly to these two < with the humors that should have been It Ih known by actual experience that there is Gout, and all kindred diseases. In some the leaves are a bright lively green, and that any English goods whatever would expelled naturally. ease that attacks the youth or adult of both sexes that and in others quite dark, and the form is be welcome in payment for its products. 14STOPORGANS can ereg he modified by the use of diugs, but tliat It i3 purely vegetable, and can be KIDNEY-WORT on ly 8 8 5 . New Pianos, 8 1 9 5 to 8 1 ,GOO. Mid­ lie acted on in a far more satisfactory and permanent NOPATENTHOPAY B o o k W o r k ! also much varied. The little yellow He claimed that in public lectures in 1874 will restore the healthy action and all these summer offer Ill’st’d free. Address D a n ’l F. Beatty, manner hy the II0LMA2L LIVEll PAD CO.'S taken with .perfect safety. Canary Flower, destroying evils will he banished ; neglect Washington, N. J. - Gw2f Tropaeolnm, as called, be­ he had asserted that the best way of reach­ them and you will live but to suffer. REMEDIES. cause of some fancied resemblance in form ing Behring Straits would be by the north­ Thousands have been cured. Try ltand yon J Books, Pamphlets, Catalogues, Pa­ as well as color to this popular singing bird west route, as had now lieen demonstrated will add one more to tlie number. Take It aud health wl 11 once more gladden your heart. BOOK AGENTS! Numberless Cases, Finally Ac­ [ l l i s s S p a v i n C u r e . pers, Blanks, Diplomas, Town is an interesting ami beautiful variety. by Ptof. Nordenskjold. Capt. Symmcs pub­ Why suffer longerfrom the torm ent you.A. Gorton & Co., 531 Commerce St., Phila., Pa. P i Reports and evory vari­ Seed may be sown in the open ground in lished to the world in 1822 and 1823 that yf an aching back ? knowledged^ io be Beyond llie Why bear such distress from Con* ety of Town the spring, or may be grown in pots in the tho North-west passage could bo made, hut " patlon and Piles? Best-selling Articles for AGENTS. Beach Jlledlclne, have been ./hy be so fearful because of dls- NO FAILURE. Send for Terms to P rin tin g . house or hot-bed. Although we write now that it would require a steamer to do it. At ! ordered urine? NEW ENGLAND BOOK and MAI- Saved under lli.e ill lid A cl Ion of of plants suitable for out-door culture, we that time no steamer had yet crossed the Kidxey-Wokt will cure you. Try a pack­ AGENCY, 61 Coruhill, Boston,Mass may as well state Hint the Tropmolums grow ocean, and Capt. Symmcs was considered age at once and be satisfied. These Remedies Alone. SPAVIN, SPLINT, It is a dry vegetable compound and Prompt reiief in sick headache, dizziness, nausea, obtained for Inventors, in the United States, Canada, freely from cuttings, and arc admirable for and Europe, at reduced rates. With our principal as demented; but now his theory is being One Package makes six quarts of Medicine. constipation, pain iu the side, etc., guaranteed to the house in winter, and for largo baskets proven true to the letter. those using Office located in Washington, directly opposite the Your Druggist has it, or*will get it fo r bnited States Patent Office, ueare able to attend to all CURB, RINGBONE, POSTERS, PROGRAMMES, and vases; and particularly for hanging | you. Insist upon haring it. Price, $1.00. HOLMAN LIVER PAD CO., Patent Business with greater promptness and despatch Jknd all Enlargements baskets in the open ground arc not sur­ WELLS, 2ICHA2S30H It CO., Prsprfetors, Carter’s Little Liver Pills. 117 and 110 Middle Street, Portland, Maine. and less cost, than other patent attorneys, who arc at a One pill a dose. 25 cents. distance from Washington, and who hai>e, therefore, PROMPTLY CURED, passed by any plant we arc acquainted One sign of the advanco of civilization | (Will *cnd post paid-) Burlington, Yt. to employ " associate attorneys."O We make prelim­ Our Prices are always as with.—Ftcil-’s Magazine. is this: It is not considered impolite when WM.H. KITTREDGE inary examinations and furnish opinions as to pat­ LOW as the LOWEST. a lady conics late into church of a Sunday, a e s entability, free of charge, and all who are interested Without Spot , or Blemish FEEBLE WIVES, ACENT FOR ROCKLAND. in new inventions and Patents arc invited to send for if two or three men are already seated in a copy of our " Guidafor obtaining Patents," which A Flower, small as it is, will bring back the pew she enters, for them to move quiet­ ELECTRICITY MOTHERS, Iy27asxs is sent free to any address, and contains complete in­ ELLIS’S SPAVIN CURE. n flood of tender recollections. The branch structions how to obtain Patents, and other valuable PARSONS, BANGS & CO., W holesale Drug- VOSE & PORTER, ly along and make place for iter at the head and every weakly, sickly person can surely strengthen matter. We refer to the German-American National gists, Gen’l Agents, Portland. of a cedar recalls to our mind all the ced­ aud build up the broken-down system by taking of the pew, instead of rising and ostenta­ Bank, Washington, D. C.; the Royal Swedish, Nor­ FOR SALE BY ars we ever saw. A little bunch of moss tiously filing into the aisle, kicking over RICHARD’S TEETOTAL TONIC- wegian. and Danish Legations, at Washington; Bon. PROPRIETORS. Free from alcoholic dangers, Physicians pronounce Joseph Casey, late Chief Justice U. S. Courtof Claims; EDW ARD MERTIILH,, brings to our remembrance all the moss A Self Cure, it the Safest Remedy ever sold, and it must be tried to footstools and treading on eacli other’s heels to the Officials of the U. S. Patent Office, and to Sena­ ly24* l l o c l - c l a i i c l . beds we have ever lain on and slept upon Patented 1877. know the perfect Health and Strength its use insures tors and Members of Congress from every State. © to allow her to pass to the further sitting VAN BUSKIRK & CO., 18 Vefiey St., N. in the dear old woods. Everything that in tlie pew. The old custom yet prevails A Marvelous Homely Druggists sell it. Pint bottles 81.00. 4w25* • Iddras: LOUIS Il AGGEIt & Co., Solicitors TRADE MARKThe Great Fng-TRADE MARK comes to us a symbol of what is outside, of Effecting Cores when all Of Patents and Attorneys at Law, Le Droit Buildiugt lish Remedy,will in too many churches. It is a relie of the others Fail. promptly ami radi­ what is vital, of what is sweet, of what is past ages, when the men of Hie congrega­ liable rem­ Uasblii-toiM, 1>. C. cally cure any and suggestive of vitality and sweetness, actual edy for the BENSON’S every cose of Ner­ tion were momentarily liable to he called C. L. BLACK, vous Debility and ly brings all sweetness and all vitality to Electro Voltaic and CURE to take arms in defence against their crafty A HARD CASE CURED. Weakness, result of us. So you sec that a little flower brought foes, the Indians, and it was important that Magnetic Applian Indiscretion, excess into a sick-room, brings more than itself in the World. Nervous Debility, CAPCINE A nsonia, Conn., Aug. 1, 1879. CITY BILL POSTER. or overwork of the the men sat where they could most quick­ D r . Briggs & Co. : brain ami nervous41 BEWARE Dyspepsia. I’aral y- Gents,—After having suffered about 11 years as a re­ ROCKLAND, ME. it brings all outdoors, all flowers, all fra ly answer the summons. sIh, belutlea. Kbeu- system; is perfectly grance, into tbe room with it. ' m ntl-ni, Kidney Com­ sult o f having a pair of boots made to fit my fancy in­ All work will be faitlifully and promptly attended BEFORE TAKIKC .harmless, acts UkeAFTER TAKIN6. plaint*, Iinpotency, A SORE AND SPEEDY RELIEF stead of my feet, the result of which was painfhl bun­ magic, and has been extensively used for over thirty FRAUDS. W eak news and Physical POROUS-PLASTER. ions, hard and soft corns, a sore instep, and two in­ I’rostrutlon. e left or bundles' sent to th years witli-great success. When geraniums sicken in the pots and “ ’Twas very unfortunate,’.’ said he, “but FofCATARRH growing nails, I have cut and destroyed more than $150 » . 31 Pamphlets^ _t does not require vinegar, thia remedy. Sent by mall on receipt of price 38c, wortli of hoots in the past 11 years, and paid to real «3“ Full particulars in our pamphlet, which wo de­ rot from the roots up, mix sand and air- just as I was turning the corner. I met her Sr acids, or other preparations, Sold by all Druggists. Satisfaction guaranteed. . The best boards in the’eity. sire to send free by mail to every one. < 3- The Specif­ explain A ~ but Its action Is continuous. and pretended chiropodists nearly $200; spent ic Medicine is sold by druggists nt $1 per package, or slacked lime with the soil. so suddenly, that I was very much abashed, The current is evolved by aid of PAB80NS, BANGS & 00. Whoaasolo Druggists. ! $50 for caustic salves and plasters which were not of and in lifting my hat the breeze took it and the heat and moisture of the body, $5 benefit to me in effect. You may imagine the six packages for $5, or will be sent free by mail on re t gives liculth and Strength Gen'l Agents. 117 & 119 Middle St., Portland, Me* ceipt of the money by addressing IMPORTANT. REASON'S CAPCINE POROGS PLASTERS dition I was in when your agents, Messrs. Hillhouse& it rolled edgeways across tile street.” the waning, and new life to those re superior to all otlters. D4w25 Pemberton, induced me to try your Bunion Balsam MagicallCatarrh Expeller, THE GRAY MEDICINE CO.. “ Must have been very much chagrined," lufferlng from Prem ature Decay. No. 10 Me'chanies’ Block, D etroit, Mich. When yon visit or leave New York City, save __ will recuperate the system when in­ Price 35 Cents. and Sure Corn Cure, by agreeing to refund tlie money <3*Sold in Rockland by W. H. KITTREDGE liaegage Exprcssage and Carriage Hire, and stop suggested his friend. jured by imprudence, excesses, sickness, Seabury & Johnson, Pharmaceutical Chemists. PARSONS, BANGS & CO., if not satisfactory; also your Radical Cure for In HAIR AND SCALP 331 Main St., and by druggists everywhere. W. F. at trrand Union Hotel, nearly opi»sitc Grand Cen­ ir old age. F or Circulars, address growing nails. Both have proved eminently success­ Dandruff Banislier as a dressing for tbe purpose of tral Depot. 350 elegant rooms reduced to #1 and “ Very much sh’grinncd? I should say WHOLESALE DEALERS IX ful, and my bunions, corns and nails arc apparently rendering the hair elegant and glossy is unequnied. Phillips & Co., Wholesale Agents, Portland. 5 upwards perday, European Plan. Elevator. Res­ so. Not only did she grin; but she threw permanently cured, as I now have my boots to fit my Its lile-giving merits upon tlie scalp follicles and bul­ back her head, showed all her pretty teeth Drills, Druggists’ Sundries,Chemicals feet. I most cordially recommend your remedies, and bous roots of the hair, is desirable to every person taurant supplied with the best. Horse Cars, T a g s T a g s most sincerely thunk you for the benefit I have re­ having a true regard for the beautiful and healthful Stages and Elevated Rail Road to all Depots, and laughed the most tantalizing laugh, I Paints, Oils, Varnishes, GIncs, Ac., ceived. Send me by express a bottle of your Deodor­ condition of this magnificent and greatest of nature’s Travelers can live better for less money os the ever heard. I didn’t feel like joining in it Circulars may be had of W. H. KIT izing Foot Lotion. adornments. Address MARION & COMPANY, New­ GILT EDGE Visiting Cards, in a nea ITREDCE, Druggist, Rockland. I 17 & I OlM iddle St., Very Resp’y Yours. ark. New Jersey. Sold by E. Merrill, W . U. Kittredge Grand Union, than at any other first-class Hotel at all.” in the City. Iy23 13 PORTLAND, ME. 30 THOS. H. DERMONT. 39, case, printed and sold at this office.