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Rockland Gazette : October 9, 1879 The Rockland Gazette. Gazette Job Printing PUBLISHED EVERT THURSDAY AFTERNOOK bT ESTABLISHMENT. V O S E & P O R T E R Having every facility in Presses, Type and Material, to which wg are constantly making additions, we are pi epared tv execute with promptness and good style 2 I O M a in S tr e e t. **very variety of Job Printing, including Town Reports, Catalogues, By-Law. TERMS: Posters, Shop Bills, Hand Bills, Pro­ If paid strictly In advance—per annum, $2.i grammes, Circulars, Bill Heads, If payment is delayed 6 months, 2.! If not paid till the close of the year, 2.1 Letter Heads, Law and Corpor­ O** New subscribe:b are expected to make the first ation Blanks, Receipts, Bills payment in advance. o f L ading, B usin ess, Ad­ W K o paper will be discontinued until a ll ar dress and Wedding rearges are paid, unless at the option of the publish- Cards, Tags, L abels, &c., V O L U M E 3 4 . ROCKLAND, MAINE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9,1879. N O . 4 5 . PRINTING IN COLORS AND BRONZING Z. POPE VO8K. J. B. PORTER. will receive prompt attention. J me!” said Mr. Myers in the bitterness of A Debt of HoilOr. I '9*9 !,s “ Miss Elliott.” And people can’t Our European Letter. ITEM S,—“ The good and bad coni- F O U N D A T L A S T I bis first nnger, and Mrs. Myers burst into ___ . mderstand what it means, and even Mrs. Dr. D. D yer’s tears, not so much at the loss of the money ltv m. r. c. Inward is mystified. niingliug flow.” /faun, harden O o m r. although that was a serious enough matter ___ | But lie knows, and Daisy knows, nnd Gladstone on Foreign Competition.—His ad­ I want to be a pardon, MANDRAKE PILLS, For the Gazette. as to tliink that little Dora Klein, of whom Front a quiet, semi-dark, heavily-draped toy are content. vice to English M anufacturers.—The female And with the parsons stand. FOR SICK HEADACHE. DYSPEPSIA. AND My G irl. she had unconsciously grown so fond, was bay-window of tho library, into which the j ------------------- ------------ gainhollers of St. Peterslmrgh sat down My baggage checked for Europe, Brief articles, suggestions, and results of experience LIVER COMPLAINT. upon.—The Sultan making a virtue of neces­ relating to Farm, Garden or Household management From an honored member of the Society of Friends, BY E. MILEICKNT. unworthy of a tender thought. vividly-silvery stars of a* frosty January | [From the Detroit Free Prcw.} A “ half-price” in my hand. sity . are invited from our readers interested in such matters. North Vassalboro’, Me., July 30,1S7S. I have been That was one side of the little, every night smiled radiently, Dare Yivan looked SINGULAR CONDUCT OF PR ESI- I’d spend the happy summer afflicted with dyspepsia for years, and had to eat gruel She is standing on the threshold day life story at the cottage; and now let London, Eng., Sept. ICth, 1879. In luxury and ease, for seven months, at one time, and that distressed me. Where girlhood and womanhood mee! out into the light, and warmth, nnd brill- IIW T UlYtiQ M y l >ack was so weak that I had to lean on the sink to us take a peep at the other. iancy of the adjoining rooms, and heard! H fcM H A lE n . Mr. Gladstone the other day, in opening And cure my winter sore throat wash. Feet and hands were so cold that I had to warm And troubled in heart, I behold her. Her master and mistress had been gone And lay aside my sneeze. FARMING NOTES. them in mid summer. Death seemed lust before me. And pray that my darling’s feet the sweet sounds of women’s well-bred ----- a Fine Art Museum, made some remarks an hour, and Dora was chopping away at tones, and girls melody of laughter, and Tlle’’c was one man in tlio crowd around (Sotto roce, •till next time.) I commenced using Dr. D. Dyer's Pills in October, May be guided in paths of duly, on the importance of improving the beauty CHOKING CATTLE. 1877, and found relief at once, am enjoying good health, That her heart may understand, the meat., singing some roundelay as she men’s voices, and the "soft strains o f tho city hall who said he must have a per- “ I like to make sponge cake,” she said, eat any kind of food, work all day with ease. I have worked, when she heard a cracking on the hand, playing a tender cadenza, preparatory interview with the President if it of English manufactures in order to be innocently; “ it makes my hands so clean.” A Mississippi farmer dashes cold water sold nearly one gross—sold them in five months—and That a woman’s mission is holy; into the ears of choking cattle. This caus­ they have’given good satisfaction in every case. That a power is placed in her hand. floor, and turning her head, she started to to the inspiringdanee-music; and thinking urrfco Ins suspenders. He had come "28 successful in foreign competition. He said Robert Craig, of Patten, Me., says:—I have been behold two very tall and gruff looking men Dr. Blank met a polite man, whose wife es the animal to shake its head violently, afflicted with sick headache and dyspepsia for 35 years A power that for good or evil, as he stood there, of a pair of a lovely blue in » lumber wagon on purpose to see that English manufactures arc below those in the room. eves, looking into somebody’s or other's,, U1:in ’ an^ have him settle a he had been attending, and asked him how and the in oscular action dislodges the ob­ and have been cured by the use of Dr. Dyer’s Pills. Shall work on day by day, of Fiance and the United states in beauty she was. “ Dead, I thank you,” he replied. struction. Officejof Secretary of State, Augusta, Nov. 5,1878. ’Till the waves of time In its ebbing, Who are you?” demanded Dora, with and a dimpled cheek that very likely was ™'jbbo;'bo“ 1 ‘’'spnte regarding the loca- D k. D. Dyer & Son—Dear Sirs:—I have used your Sweeps the sands ofxher life away. frightened valor, “ and what doyou want?” flushing beneath an admiring glance, and tioii ~of a school1 1house. of design and in elegance of finish. This The Chicago Journal says there should Headache and Liver Pills in inv family and found them “ Don’t worry yourself, my lass ” said graceful, willowy, girlish figure, that “You see,” he explained to an interesting is quite true; and as France is becoming he two hears in every home—bear and for­ to be the best cathartic we ever used. Yours truly, knot of listeners, “ the Thomas crowd are These should be topped and buried be­ 8. J. CHADBOURN. Shared. the taller of the twain, gruffly, “ and don’t more than one masculine arm would en­ every year a greater manufacturer, and bear. That accounts far the chronic growl fore a hard frost. Dig trenches in a dry SAMPLE PACKAGE FREE TO ANY ADDRESS. make any noise, if you don’t want your circle in the dance that night. bon id and determined to locate the school in some families. place a foot and a half wide, and place tho Manufactured by neck twisted around like a chicken’s.” house down there by the Widder Hull’s, consequently, competitor with England in I said it in the meadow path— And then.sending warm thrills all through A democratic congressman rebuked his beets in below the surface; cover them DR. D. DYER & SON, Burnham, Maine. I say it on the mountain-stairs;— While the other, busying himself in re- whi«h is the worst place on the hull road, the markets of the world it would be well him, the very girl herself appeared in the daughter, because she let her beau stay too gradually. For daily use keep beets, and For Sale by J. E. ROBINSON. Druggist, The best thing any mortal hath eonnoitering the cupboards and the shelves doorway, a veritable vision of youth, beau­ while the rest of us want it on Jackson Rockland, Me. 3iuo41 to examine how she comes by her excel­ long the (previous night. “ La,” said she, all vegetables which are liable to wilt, in a Are those which every mortal shares. turned suddenly around with a volley of ty and elegance, leaning caressingly on bill, which i9 airy and salubrious and oaths. ... ........... biudy to two creeks and a mill pond. lences; and, if her secret eau he discovered “ we were only holding an extra ses­ box of damp sphaghnum, in the cellar. The air we breathe—the sky—the bieeze— Mrs. Howard’s arm. sion.” “ Nothing hut tin and pewter,” he snarl­ The two came directly past him. so near ^Je Thomas crowd are cracking their to make use of it without delay. The taste The light without us and withiu— of mankind is no doubt improving. The Life, with its unlocked treasuries— ed. “ Tell us, where is the silver, girl?” that Daisy Vaughan’s dress rubbed its silk *1®^s just now, and they think that There is a pleasure in contemplating A British bee keeper lays it down as a God’s riches—ore for all to wlu.
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