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P O R T E ll 32 PRINTING IN COLORS AND BRZING ON will receive *o rompt attention. know each other. Shall I do myself the is too soon. Hid I not -ay you were to ^ o r t v n . mounted precisely as L'Estrange had di helped him in his office, and some people wedding-day, asked hv his wife to allow honor to present von with my card?11 stay a uiouth? We will have more guests portable oven, which is heated with wood rected and wore it, at first with a half su were superstitious enough to believe him her two half-pints of ale a day as her share “ Hippolyle L’Estrange. Strasbourg,” I perstitious feeling that it was truly a link if you tin- of this dull life; and you -hall an emissary of Satan. He was known or straw. This bread, with portions of of “ extra comforts.” lie made the bar cheese and dates, is then distributed by her, IARD TIM E' read from tin* little white parallelogram. between us and would one day draw us to see the old chateau alive w ith dam e and over the city as the “ little black devil.” gain, hut not cheerfully, for, though ailrink- So I had tml been mistaken in supposing to those whom it is her province to feed’, SUBMISSION. gether It was. at all events, pow. ml in song.^ M. friend must stay!11 Desiring Io satisfy the curiosity of tin :r himself (fancying, no doubt, that he him in In* a Frenchman. 1 may as well tell one way. It was. indeed, as he had said, “ Xo’’ 1 answered; “ your friend must and the frugal meal is finished with a Ih < 1 T il A populace, hi one day. publicly exhibited could not do without.) hewouhlhavepre- you, lu re, what he read from the card I a sign, a token. It kept fresh and green in go. Ho not make it too hard for him to his hoy and proclaimed *• I Aldus Manutius, ferred a perfectly sober wife. They both draught of camel s milk. The camels are •jave him in return : “ Edward Ripon. New leave, you. 1 also milked as they walk, the men usin°* l’lie Kparrow sits and sings, and sings; my memory w hat else* have gradually fad printer to the Holy ( hurehand Doge, have! Worked hard. John loved his wife.'but he Hoflly the sunset’s lingering light Y ork.” ed away as one of the many forgotten in He looked at me narrowly. this day made public exposure of the could not break :nvav from the old asso- for this purpose large wooden bowls, whicS Lies rosy over rock and turf, We breakfasted together, al his request. cidents of a life that was changeful and full “ Has anything gone wrong?11 he a-ked l>nnh r's'h ril. All who think he is not ciations of the ale-house, and when not in arc passed from one to another. And reddens where the restless surf I found my “ chance acquaintance11 to he a o f ad v en tu re. in a low tone. “Tell me, my friend! 1 !le.-h and blood come and pinch him.” , the factory, or at his meals, be was with 'Losses on high its plumes of white. most intelligent and cultivated man, and a But it was not his face only th at it re -i •••»»•had thought—I had dreamed -is there any ------his boon companions. QUACKERY. great traveler. So much of the world called. I never wore it w ithout seeing. as I thin Gently and dear the sparrow sings, miiss with you ami—M arguerite?” A W iu .’kixg U r istia n .—It is related f1 His wife made the small allowance meet Great Reduction had lie seen , so wide was his know ledge of He sjMike in his ow n tongue now. as he While twilight steals across the sea, in a vision, the dark soul-lit eyes that had R ev. Mr. Williams, an old minister at her housekeeping expenses, keeping* her 1’here is probably no country in the mi n and things that to my comparative in alw ay- di<| when an y stro n g em otion IN CKICItS! And still and bright the evening-star looked up at me from the photograph: the I hidlcy. Mass., that when midway in his scr- cot neat and tidy, ami he cotrid n o t\‘om- world in which quackery thrives so well as '1’willkles above the golden bar experience it -eemi d little less than mar- pure, calm brow, the tender, wistful mouth stirred him. I answered in mine, my in<»n on a sultry Sunday he heard lliesound plain that site insisted tqion her daily pint in the I nite.l States. It affords a refuge for To correspond to the .lull That in the west lies quietly. \ clous. He was years older than myself— of my friend’s “ ?d..rguerite.” Not his cheeks white ami cold, hut my eves ablaze. of distant thunder, he glanced out of the ale, while lie, very like, drank two or thousands of men and women who have I was just twenty seven or at least he wife, hut doubtless his betrothed. What “Amiss—anything ami". .M. L’Es t im es and Itediict ion < Hi, steadfastly the sparrow sings', window once or tw ice, stopped preaching three quarts. Dnce in a while the wife suc- failed in all natural occupations of life. sc . med so. A I i i-neliuian is older than an trange? Do I hear you aright? You are And sweet flic sound; mid sweet tile touch other meaning could 1 have to tint sudden and remarked: “ Brethren. I observe that cueded, by gentle, loving artifice, in ilraw- I he half-educated “ eclectic,” unable to find in W a g e s . American of the same age. always. But, speaking of the lady who is your wife, and Of w.H.iug winds; and sweet the sight light that illuminated his face as he ex Broihcr < ’ro.-hy is not prepared for the rain, ing her husband home an hour or two ear- pratice through the methods employed| by allowing for al! that. M. L’Estrange was of one who would fain he an honorable Of happy Nature’s deep deiight claimed. in that last hurried moment. “ It I think it is our duty to help our Brother Her than usual, ami very randy she per- the reputable members of the medical pro douhtles- eight or ten years my senior, lie We have opened this morning lu her fair spring, desired so much : is my Marguerite—my pearl!” man! Anything amiss, inon.siitur?” Uro.-liy gel in his hay before the shower, pnaded hint lo spend a w holeevenin”’ in her fession “ throw’s his banner to the breeze,” was al oiiee reticent and communicative— “ I shall write you from San Francisco,” I le looked al me Ibr an instant as if he S i pping «|ow n from the pulpit, lie went;‘ ompany. or. in other words, coins a name for simple a Lot of All Wool But while so clear the sparrow sings, reticent in all that was purely personal and lu- had said. But days, weeks, and months , thought I had gone mad Then asudded with-everal of the brethren to the hay litd.l, • 1’hey had been married a year, ami on compound, anil announces, with a grand A cry of death is in my ear ; related to his inner si If; cninimmicative lengthened into years, and 1 heard noth- light broke over his fact1 uni. to 1IIV ail- flourish ol trumpets, that it is a sov’ereign '1'he crashing o f the l iven wreck, ami w orked for half an hour, when the hay , tke morning of their wedding anniversary as to his plans and projects. I soon dis g. My pearl searf-pin was the only tok< n gvr ami asioni.-him-nt. he laughed a geiiu- was h<»H-ed. I’lu-n, ndiirning to the church, dobn looked wilh real pride upouthcncat remedy for every known disease. The E m p ress Breaker.- that sweep the shuddering deck, covered that he was on his way to San tliat those (‘harmed days of travel had inc, hearty laugh. But, before I could halt-crazy dreamer, who h:vs spent half his And sound of agony and fear. In- took up the thread ol his sermon where :‘»d comely person of his wife, and with a Francisco so much farther oil' then than been more than a dream. I believed that speak, his mood changed, and he caught lie h:ul left it. ami preached straight through . touch of remorse in his look and tone, he years in longing for an occupation that Ho f is it that the birds can sing ? now. he was dead. me impulsively in his arms. to his “ tifLeenthly ” ami “ finally11 with- | said : shall afford him the largest possible amount C lo th ife is so full o f bitter pain ; “ But what a circuitous route!" I ex Last summer I was in Faris, Early one ” D my poor hoy!” he cried. “1 see it outaii omission. | “Mary, we n had no holiday sin1 we were of m oney :£a£*Uie lea st possible am ount o f Summer Shades, for 25 ids. Hearts are so wrung with hopeles claimed. “ \ ut o’ ale,” she repeated, mont h or six weeks of sitting with the pre And, listening, while the sparrow sings. with his pencil “ you see? There 1 lake was exquisilely graceful, and I watched my mistake, The /hilnls of the servants, f building, am! if he does, why 1 shall j And thereupon she went to the hearth, siding genius to prepare her to take rank And soil the evening shadows hill, tin- lightning train lor ('airo; thence by ex her with a young man’s idle curiosity as too. had helped to mislead me—and 1 had rant some new’ carpets, and will come here :*H'l from beneath one of the stone Hags with the Palmcrsand the other great clair Sees, tiirougli the crowding tears that 1 seen no others. PR pre-< this w’ay pointing to Memphis am she knelt at her prayers, wondering if her tml ge, those I have selected.” drOYV forth a stocking, front which she voyants of the day. It makes no difference, A little light, and seem s to find For 6 1-4 Cents, fast colors ainl pcrlcc Jaekson “ dow n Io New O rleans. T hat is face was worthy of her form. As she rose, ■ I dared not look at, him. 'fhe gentle poured Upon Ute table the sum of her three as we have learned from the evidence in A nd clasp G od’.- hand, who w rought it a right, elt ? ’’ a fresh bn from an opening door blew j dignity of his last words overpow’ered me. tin; Beecher trial, whether husbands object “ D om estic Economy —Miss Sedgwick hundred and sixty-five threepences—£4, “ Yes; hut you w ill II ive to go to Yer:: hack h er il. and I caught a passing 'even wbile, in spite of my confusion and V.q/OT, - /o r has asserted that “ the more intelligent a 1 Is., 3d.—exclaiming: to have their wrives disposed of in this kind Ortiz. How about a steamer across tin glimpse of her features. All the blood in dismay, my heart wrns thrilling with a new o f a yv:iv. If they don't like it, the divorce woman becomes, other things being equal, “ Set* John, thee can have the holiday.” A Fine Bleached Cotton gulf? 11 veins ru-hed madly to my heart. Surely it horn hope. court furnishes an easy way of escape. the more judiciously she will manage her “ What is ibis? he asked, in a maze. \\ IIAT MIGHT i: “ Ah! tin re 1 go round your Robin Hood's was the face of my friend’s jMarguerite! J lifted my eyes al last, to meet his filled A few days ago there was an extract lomestic concerns.” And we add that the “ It’s my daily pint o’ale, John.” linrn!" he said, laughing. “ Sec*! I g< Yet it secmeil a younger face; perhaps le.-s with ine,fable tenderness. published in the Times from a paper read for 10 e nts, more knowledge:! woman possesses of the He was conscience-stricken :is well :is across t<> Havana, and thence to Yer: Madonna-like than in the picture, haloed “You know my secret.” 1 said. “Shall ' by a Col. Kinne before the Microscopical, Former Pfice 12 Cents. great principles of moraU. philosophy and .-harm ed. ( ’ru z.” by a itlotidlike drapery. You see I had not 1 you take me at my word. M. l.'Estr: Society of San Francisco, which very for- ! human happiness, the more importance she • ; “ Mary, hasn’t thee hail,by share? Then “ And then—?” my eye followed hi forgotten the slightest peculiarity of the must I go away?” ihly illustrates this kind of quackery. , j will attach to her station and to the name I 11 ha’ no more fro this day?1 pencil. photograph. I could have sworn lo the “ Xay, stay,” he whispered, “ it was for, i • , i...... „ r< • , ,, Ami he was as good as his word. They ( ’ol. Kinne told of a charlatan who professed “ Then 1 go by diligence to the city of verv pat'ern ofr.i the laee. i thisti,: iithat .i we were... thrown ii . together < that1 .i , "I , n •• good housekeeper. . * . It is only tin to relieve the worst form of neuralgic tooth A L O T O F who have been superficially educated, had their holiday with the old mother: and Mexico, where 1 lake the saddle for Man- Fn-fore 1 recovered my senses she ha. 1 (h-lober morning. Was il not charmed. ache without the use of forceps. For this instructed only in sltowy accomplishment- Alary s little capital, saved from the pints o' zanilla. There, if the good fates befriend the token I gave you? Slav now; ami. if purpose In* employed a steaming process, disappeared. who despise the ordinary duties of life :e ale. was llie seed front which, as the years Reversible SI ripe me. I catch a steamer ahead of the < For three days I haunted the Maileleim you call w in her gentle hear,. 1 will give by which, after an application of a few beneath their notice. Such persons hav< rolled on, grew shop, factory, warehouse, I hat left New York w hen I did. So. I 1 in vain, (hi the fourth I caught a glimpsi you ye, another pearl—my M arguerite!11 minutes' duration, he was able to show his no, snfiieien, eh-trness of reason to set eoimtry-seat and carriage, with health, SI I A W i no time; I see your great country: and I of her again, -looping to drop a coin in ,h< Just xslong a- I live. I mean to remem- patients worms which In* declared had been lit it “ Domestic Economy” includes every- happines.-. pe:u-e. honor and renown— S. escape the dull, monotonous sea, of which . her in my prayer the gi-ntlem.-m who Irawn from the teeth. The most astonish For s|.2 5 , Conner Price S2.OO hand of a pallid child. But it was .a fete, thing which is e.-deulated to make people U.. J i:.. in X. ) . r. 1 have had too nilieh already." day. ami the crowd -waved in between us. “ mi*-(’d connect ion< at S yraeii-e: ” fi»r if ing part of the story is that the “ worms” love home and In? happy there. file hours llew on silver w ing-. All J it had not been for him. would I ever have were so well formed that they actmt lv^tood After that I saw lu-r no more. M r. B r ig h t a no t h e T reaty* o f long we floated on a tide of talk, sometimes tin* test of microscopic examination. The I went on to Switzerlaml. lingering for a won: the rare, pun! pearl that was given 'I'll.! follow ing item from a correspondent W a siiix g t o n .—Mr. Bright, in the course light thrown upon thematter by Col. Kinne sparkling with wit and humor; sumetiim month among its moimtain-passes—mad i to mu two months since by brother 1 lippo- t<> the Scientific American should lu* of in- A Good Quality of taking a deeper tone a- we t.ni.-ln-.l upon short run into Italy, and came hack. I lyte L’Estrange?—J u lia U. />•»/•/. Zw tercst to tin .ho-comelatcandgohon.,- ’ ’ 11 lo '»s constituents in would leave room for doubt :is to whether tin* dentist w:is really a quack or a much- themes I hat gave Jo each, brief, passing w:ts loitering along Les Champs Elysees< .l/ip'i7on'.< Jo u rn a l, e a r ly ” le d nights: “ I have two pair of Dirmmgham, on the night of the 22d Oc glimpse.-oftile soul to Jheother. It -eetiicd one evening in a fit of homesickness, half calfskin hoots, both inveterate squeakers, tober. referr(*d tothe treaty of Washing ihused m anof science hut for the testimony tome that there wa- little worth knowing inclined to take tin- next steamer from j >f a Dr. Harkness, who suites that, having Ri.AcKMAii.iNG as an A rt. which I have worn fora year. I tried all ton as follows;— G in g h am s that my companion did not know : little Havre, ami so end ibis roving life, when I — A corre carried the investigation of the “ pheno spondent says that the extent of this busi the known remedies, a- greasing the sole-, IO Cents, formei worth -eeing that h<* had not seen: little became aware of being watched—watched I have not touched yet upon one question mena” further than the Colonel, he dis- F o r ness in Xew York is perfectly marvelous. driving in pegs and nail-, soaking them iu worth thinking that he ha.I not thought. by a dark figure under the shadow of the which I think ought not to he p.-Lssed over, red that the “worms” were produced 12 1-2 Cents. It is carried on mainly by women, with i w ater and w earing them till dry, hut with \ et I learned little of his pe*rsonal his opposite trees. The ted sunset-light fell and that is tin- courseofthe goverm»*nt in the by the action of heat, onion-seed, and but man in the background. A shrewd lawyer out success. At length a happy thought tory, - t\e that he had -pent much time in full and -1 t ong w here 1 was standing, hut settlement of the dispute with the United ter. The fact that the process described is retained, and the business is often car struck me. With a rag. I -atmated the hi South America: and that he had large in il was twilight all about me. I changed States. Mr. t hamherlain has referred to a ictiially did stop the tooth-ache was suffi ried on un.Iei legal «Ivice. File nio>t | * des wilh kerosene oil; and Eureka et terests in the pearl fisheries at Lima, on my position hurriedly and hastened on. speech ma le tin- other day by an eminent cient in itself, to serve tin; purpose of the C A M BRICK il a ils af resort.-i to. ami reputable •glorv ! <) hallelujah! th«- thinne-t pair gave business connected with which he was go But in a moment I heard quick footsteps member ol tin- House of Lords. He said charlatan, and of course that was what he are often taken in. an I tin ling then:-. 1 at once, and the other pair alter the ing to San Francisco. or insinuated that tin.* gov.-rment turned desired. Dr. Harkness is of the opinion behind me. then a run and a shout. An selves in a had muss, pay money to e-eape. >nd application. Sextons and ushers We had said nothing in an\ w.i\ relating oil. cheek meekly to th«- United States ami that the cure was effected by convincing trm fell aero-- my shoulder, a hand clasped A gentleman was starting front the street w ill please make a note of this, and ever to the war, its cause-or its results. But mine, ami a well-renu-mhereil voice cried: another meekly to Russia, and had only a the patient that there were worms in his not Jongsinec, for his home in upper New cherish, with grateful rememhranee, the STRAW MATTIML aalco and.,>hctrhc suddenly my friend turned to me. It Z.> hold front for a savage African nation. tee th .” you! I have found you! J//.' York. As he was entering his carriage a name of the discoverer.’1 “ You have been in the armv?’’ lie .u n i! ihou m n i ! But it was llie pearl, \\ ith regard to the savage African nation, I he man who suffers from dyspepsia, al G o o d Qilillity for 25 Cents, woman approa.-hed him. w.-lldr<-".• !. mo.I- aid. t as 1 told yon so in that wild Caln- p ( I would undertake to say there are not fif though he may he under treatment by his MY TWO PEAKLS. s, in appearance, and apparently in dis- A S i r e H e l p e r .— How often we say, in Form er Price, 35 Cis. • Y, I answi n-d. •• I served through met.” Ami Hippolyle L’Estrange pointed j* teen men in this hall more anxious to avoid family physician, no sooner sets eye on She was a sti anger—had come down great anxiety, “ w ho shall roll away tin; “ Lightning express, gentlemen! All the But why do you think so?” irf-pin I wore that day. “ But stone;” and when we look again, beholdlorn :UI African nation, or who will he the quack’s glaring letters on the fence-rail to meet a friend—he had not come—would w k ‘IDjMtsed b y all possible am i reason the curb-stone than he makes up his :tln):ii il ’. ” s h o u ld :i voice in the station at “ Ah. you have something—tin- air miH- ini are grown older, monsieur. You are “ the stone is rolled awav, 11 tho1 it the gentleman In* kind enough to tell her able pacific measures to adjust the troubles mind to try a hottie or so. In the mean- Rochester at eleven o’clock at night. h i u \ . I knew it from the first. I. too. am hanged: ami I was not thinking of you at very great. Everytime God helps us out the way to the street named -naming the which hav trisen on that continent, than time he discontinues taking the prescrip English Oil Cloth. I st.-pp.-J mt board llie train, choosing a a soldier, and I did not need that you that moment. But ihe great pearl shim- of a difiieiilty, we should return and give one in which the hanker lived—was n.-ver ts-present administration. But as to Am er-! tion of tin; family physician, and argues palace and restaurant ear “ through to should give tin- countersign.” I in i he sunlight, and it drew my eyes glory to Him. and then go on our way with » Cents, Form er Pri« in New York before—did no, know w hat ica, they talk of this treaty of 1872 as if it himself into the belief that the quack’s C hicago.1* Another night passed, am! hour after to tin- face above it. Said I not that it was joy and fresh courage. We should often Jie should do—wringing her hands in wasa great humiliation to England. Xoll-riuft’ is doing him good. There is doubt- “ Section?” said the conductor, with a hour of llie second day. We were fortv •h arm ed ?” review the cii eumstam-e-. and see how God agony. The gentleman ofleredhera -eat The humiliation was not in 1872. The hu-' le-s something in it which stirs him up, rising inflection. “ Ought to have tele mile- from < alumel. A deep silence fell It is needless to speak of the happiness was at w ork for us, may he in distant places in his carriage ami left her at the d.-irel miliation took place between the years 1861 '>’»«l to his mind any change seems for the New ami Handsome graphed, sir. < tnlyonc berth left, and that’s upon us two. who. in these days of chance •f that union, al! the greater for the mood Jatthe very time of our trouble: how It • point. I he n.-xt .lay, in the rush of busi and 1865. Many of you now preseni may betti a mere accident. Here it is. No. 9. companionship, had grown .-o strangely in w hieh it found me. I was ordering events and disposing of Cotton and Wool Carpels for ness, a lad came in and said a lady wished rrmriuber tiial we met in the town hall dur Sonic years ago, a well known firm got Gentleman who engaged it missed connec near each other. Soon our paths would •• I shall not lose right of you again." ! men’s will is to bring us the help w tospeak to the gentleman, in her carriage. di ofl ’n=> l'lu P*’1’1”'1 !,,l,l "’u discussed that out a medicine for weak lungs which the i5<> < ’<‘ 111 ss. tions at Syracuse.” diverge, never, in all probability, to cross said M. L Estrange. “ You will go home needed. It is unchristian to call Ongoing on, lie di-eoverc.l the identical , , I American question. If the gorennent of victims thought was rescuing them from Congratulating myself on my good for again. In vain M. I.J-Ntrange urged me a ilh me to-morrow , to n irnriioiirg. Mar- 1 these occurrences chance or good luck woman lie had aided the day before. She j this country had treated the I'nited States the verge of tile grave. It consisted of ex Good Quality Hemp Carpels tune. I speetFily crept into No. 9—a lower to prolong my journey, at least a-- far a- guerilt— you remember"- and he smiled “ Ail our steps are numbered.” Let us w anted •$1000, an d if she did not receive i with what I termed a generous neutrality, tract of onion and liquid salt, and was put herth—and fell fast asleep. When 1 opened Xi-w < h’lcans. more hrighjly then before— ■ Marguerite learn to see God's hand in all that befalls us. 17 a n d 241 C e n ts , down town, she should call tor il at hi if the rich people of this country had not in up in rosewood eases of such line workman eyes, tint gray dawn of an October •• We must not part as strangers.” In- will he glad to know my friend. Yery of Au old man who had been long engaged in and all oilier goods to corres house some evening. 'Pile report is that tin tlie main sided witli the insurrectionary ship that each one seemed to be worth tlie morning—the October of 1868 —w:is steal- said impul-ively. “ My hear, has gone ten have I talked of our .lays together.” business said. “ I have had my tips and inerehaii, was hied to tin- tune of S.JOlh planters of the South, if the writers of which was demanded for medicine and pond with the tim es. in through the curtained window. out t< -for we are akin! Somehow— Marguerite! Shall I confess Rial for downs, hut as I review inv life, those things when in* thou time to hand ih< mv of our nowspaprrs had dealt fairly all. A glass tube accompanied a set of I lav f«. m inutes t half-dr -hall moment I shrank as from a comdt.r •lit, at (hi discover to th< •s. Thew hole.iffaii th...... tli. smen on the othi ’ ’ leofthe ' ' hotties, and the directions were that the AGENTS FOIt ultitudii .if tin hi.l.le dangel vrd ill.' lo ithood , quick rcbel- Alla e would have he. lispute liquid should be applied by pouring it Bazar Glove Filling Patterns _ _ _ between the I’nited King.!.. through a tube into the ears and eyes and . I’lETV. Cllee fulness, that I’nited States. Ihitthe dispu upon tin; scalp of the sufi’erer. The reader Tlierte Patterns are very Reliable: elf U|*»l I hop, Hill'd .1 many excellent es, eompara- X. the do can imagine the etl’eet which would he A G E N T S F O R |b le Ito " 1 •'.•laim to lie years w ould become. We are not prepared to ol I p: 11..1.H ehi.lv is disease. I'raeli.allv. pen of stiy that some cures had not actually been Fuller & Cobb, hlness pies a very ...... ie in re- etleeted. when a quarrel among the firm ithoiil it the C hristian ahorer is d. s- is. that caused an ex|>nsure of the trick. For if 325 Main St., '■I'-...... o f a very ennsi.lcral.l • element of no! tlie anything could keep up the head of a 21 lt< >< K L A N l>. .f peark trie 111. <•heerliiliiess sliai'i etis Ihe edge Gla.1- weak-lunged man. and give him thorough rein. vesthe rust from Ihe mind. A t nobler exercise, salt and onion extract in his eyes, ehapl rp o f hi heart supplies oil toon r inward ma- 1 than if might he expected to do it. makes the wllol, ol o ur pow- ill.jo .f Idoo.ly | The tricks as the clairvoyant arc still NEW CUSTOM .'rk wi Ii ease and etliei. n ey ; lienee it | more attractive to the credulous. The II.' till nisi importance .'rf,d'disp'''i'- 1 lltuimiery of the trance has enough of the lited. genial, eh. itn-i isil. i mysterious element in it to make many •d. bis lip T h e I. n g er 1 am engage .1 ill m v .Mas- e .mt fishing >n believers. It is only necessary for the Ihe more lam . .nli.lent tiial '. H enry W eeks clairvoyant to assure ladies that their phy BOOT & SHOE th r j< af that city bail sicians have been treating them for other ih, ai ,1 that discontent and ninrose- -[B oston Bull.- e like o f which diseases than those which atlliet them to •e fat: 1 to iisefiilness.- Witli all mv in those waters. bring thorough conviction to their minds •w servant-.'. h r p. would 1 s a y lo mv fell Huong the shad and to induce them to begin to swallow SHOP! ‘ Ih j' the Lord alway. not only for id row ed tow ard compounds made up from the most expen vh. it I is sm all sive patent medicines. ulii.'l is so d ea r to v, u. W hoever • tlie object lar sub- No. all this is. of course, very discoura- dvoea e.lrearv .lullness 1 cannot mid aging to pliysieians who love their profes vhat kind of a fai ; an im - r«NHE Subscribers hnving funned a partnership and ot do otherwise than i ...... il as i>c. M r. sion ; hut the difficulty is to find a remedy. 1 taken the store my ol true religion.—' ’. //. Spur. at-liooks Even if every person practicing medicine r.u ! hr »•«/„„„ an the boat and dentistry was required to exhibit a di — — NO. 2, PERRY BLOCK, i.avr , w om anly far, -...... becam e ploma. it could not lie stopped, for it is a hall ! lookrd up fr< oat had lamentable fact that thousand of men and Lime Bock St., t hieh sill enpanb women who live by quackery are fully • Is sl.e like tlie picture-m y F its as- provided in this res|M-et. The truth is that will c arry on business a- in iniifa«-tui>-r- o f A N a r r o w E s c a p e .—A man and his I picked i appli. iv wooilen wife, seeking to break themselves of a hab ship. Shoes and Gaiters, it of fretting and scolding, entered into an agreement of this nature: The one who pietu iarrie.1 lirstlost temper witli the other or with tlie sisters the ladv-s lit children was to he published as a “scold.” tensed The medium through which this humiliat Ladies’ Custom Work, 3, m v in any dadred style, of Calf, Kid or Serge. ing intelligence was to be eommuneated to on that be Id hear. I Ihe world was not specified in the contract, 1 coin fort. Cood Fits & First-Class Work Slit tell v. ill!.. "l'l" :lle.l I elite til. hut the husband understood that it was to '.I th. Scriptures guanmtiM-.l. th at hi by la l lie Be, lie through the Brntisu)icker. T h e wife mil found R EPA IR IN G done with neatness and despatch. Unit bi. Ida story to Curiioek, win. repre: e W esle nearly hit the end of her tongue off the first MR. PAYSON having had many years’ experiene< plenty o f pi i.l.le , hut nary on tirst-class work, as Foreman of one of the best es round ipate as a fraternal deleg: day’s trial, snapping up the harsh words sol took it that tnblisbmeiits f.»r custom work in the Stale, it is hoped w ere Ii ol liqn .1: tli: .Metliodist Conference • lieliel which tried to escape her lips. But both that Ids skill and thorough knowledge of the business upatliy on a man , lirbt all.) J fu lp e .m onth. there that “ if it si were dismally peaceful until tlie afternoon will be a suflieb-nt uqaraiity of the work done by us. to help himself. Ktt~ Particular attniUou Is called to our stock ol Ulin iip: and that bi nt cloud. B ut th. i tru ly em'rave ‘ Kev.’ on th: of the second" day, when the husband llew id h av in g a first-rate e rrv I.FATHER anil FINDINGS, which is sch.te.l , reproach. But.havii ...... ale. we ale to stretch out quit.' de°lone.” lie ought into a passion, simply because one of the with care, and which will enable us to supply Boot & e Lord I didsoagain. Besides, brethren H lior. M ikf.u < and (’ unity Healers with everything dd ex|K'etyoii to say . price than that, and >psh,.rt children polished lus stockinged feet with considered that poor I! itsey i ju st as needed in th is line a» bar tm ran hrfuiiiul rbmcnrre. ble meaning, that yo, il.le meaning in th. ir liquid depths. .die n Arcadia. And then— •e.l w ith thick skin (i disestablishment of th ; Chi elio f Li a blacking brush while lie was taking his psof the lingers)'; th Lll.l erpart in any barber’s Mv self-possession and my good manners ie day to find th ere was There was some wisdom ill another r. mark usual nap. At the first hurst of anger, his I broad and or. if not there, in you eturned to me at the same'll.....tent. ie hut iu lliglit. This imperfect, and thefe. of .Mr Curnoek’s.to the efl'eet that the wife quietly arose and put on her .bonnet. PAYSON & HEALD. •ing-nnuste - I beg your pardon,” I said depreeat- s growing too tlangerous- ted all over. The . '.'.'lorof tia- Wesleyans had stood by the t'lia: !i of M a x x e i: o r R e t r e a t o r A rars.— “ W here are you going?” he inquired sus Rockland, May 27, 1875. 25 on think so? l’erliaps it is not strange. inglv, as I gave the picture lo its owner: 1 who praye.l daily, “ Let me eightns the man. the England, tuid they were now li. iiu l.eaten When an Arab tribe is pursued by an en piciously. “ it is so beautiful: It is your wife? ” into te ) ptation”—w hat business :>f a yellow tint, the hair black. by Their own rod. But that is of tli.- past. emy. they sleep and take their food’without “ To publish you,” she replied. long anil straight, and the features well vi.lnality of the man—tlie certain indefin “ Mv wife? No,” he said, witli a low had 1 there, dallying with danger? It is the Wesleyan’s turn now to I.. . .a. k. hailing. That they may not fall from their “ Oh, well, go ahead: the Iioys at the formed. Tliis quaint folk occasionally cat able something that at once set him apart wise smile, “ lint it is my Marguerite—my 1 was not a villain; 1 was not till idiot; Public opinion is so decidedly . : ■ . in camels when sleeping, they stretch them office won’t give me much of a blast.” TNOTICJLi: ’ llesli, hut feed ehi. lly upon root- atal honey. from tlie crowd, and made hint notable. p e a rl! ” I had no more conceit than my fellows; it seems like a ease of the people oi Eng selves out at length, placing their feet in a “ But I'm not going to the printing of They have no fixed dwelling places, lint sleep lie dropped his pttper presently, and There W'as no time for further speech, we yet I could not help seeing that Margue land on one side, anil a half dozen bigots hag on each side of tile animal’s neck. fice.” . . . on any convenient spot, generally between turned to me witli some remark uiKin cur were at Calumet. L'Estrange threw bis rite’s soft brown eyes grew softer still of Lincoln on the other. Their footl is prepared by women. One “ Where, then ? ” he asked in surprise. Said Qnnrry k now operated by LEWIS E. BEALS two rocks, or in caves near which they hap I rent events, made witli a slight foreign arm aroim.l me in bis impulsive French when they met mine, and that the long mounted on a camel loaded will) wheat con “ To the sewing society.” hI.uip. ami all blllt. contracted afl.-r tills date will be lien to be benighted. Worship is paid to paid by him . accent. Thus we fell into conversation. fashion and kissed my cheek with a warm lashes drooped over them with a subtler T iie 1’iNT o f Al e .—I once heard John tinues grinding with a hand-mill, and pass That brought him to terms, aDd long and BOD WELL GRANITE CO. Brcakfastisserved wbeueveryou pletisc, “ God bless you!” Another moment and grace when I drew near. I did not look certain local divinities o f the forest.— .‘fci. Boss Uix relate an anecdote illustrative of es the meal to another, who is provided earnestly he begged her not to make his 28 I.EYYHS E. BEALS. weakness known throughout the length and Juue 1,1875, 28 gentlemen,” said the porter, passingtlirougb our short chapter of romance was ended. for this, but it was there and I saw it—I A m erica n . the elements of ease and comfort which witli leather hotties containing water, sus workingmen are so apt to east thoughtless pended on each side of the camel; she hav breadth of the laud. Finally, in consider th e car. But was there no second chapter? Cer m ust go. ly away, and of the many helps to indepen ing prepared the paste, p:tsses it to a third, ation of anew silk dress, by him to be de My companion bowed, smiling. tainly, or 1 should hardly have thought il A determination that I made known to This is said lobe the origin of the “ Prin dence which they neglect. wlio completes the operation by baking the livered, she ngreed to let him off. But it “ As we arc to las section-mates for a day worth while to tell you this. 1 returned to M. L’Estrange next morning. ter's devil.” Aldus Manntius wtis a printer A Manchester calico printer was, on liis bread in thin slices on a chafing-dish, ora was a narrow escape.— The Brunswieker. Braids at Giofray’s. or two,” be said, “ it is well we should N ew Y ork in a few w eeks lta.1 m y p earl “ But you are not going! ” he said. “ It in Venice. He owned a negro hoy who A conflict of authority has arisen military company, instead of three or four About Town, Judge Peters is in town, engaged in sitting bor. It is a growing place and if never as large, D o m estic, David Clark has the frames of five vessels go The Rockland Gazette. between the two Democratic members of policemen, at his back, to enforce law and as referee in the case of John Babson « . Aurelius will yet rank with its neighbors in all the essen- In thl. Uuivcraity rai;e at Saratoga, Wednesday, ing up at his shipyard at Kennebunkport. New Advertisements. the Board of County Commissioners, on order Whether the party assailed were 1 oung. Hon Bion Bradbury is present as coun- al elements of greatness. Cornell was again the victor, winning in 16 miu- The Augusta city council has come to a dead Tlmrxlay, July 15, 1875. ltorkltind National Bank. sel for Babson and A. S. Rice, Esq., appears for Mr. Thorndike, who was so seriously hurt utes> 53 1-4 seconds. The crews came in in the lock on the question of lighting the streets. the one part, and Mr. Geo. W. White, Orangemen or Papists is of no consequence Lime Rock Nationul Bunk. Yount;. Lnn.P I n r i r «• i , 1 following order:—Cornell, 1st; Columbia, 2 d ; The Biddeford Times says that Eugene Verrill “ “ “ “gu- ,)olt f“lh“K UP°“ hla head- Harvard,13d ; Dartmouth, 4th ; Wesleyan, 5th; BILI.S.-#2,OOn WANTED ! Register of Deeds, on the other, concerning to the question involved—the crime of the Georges National Bunk. of that city, who left his father’s house four years assailants would have been the same in Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. Last Saturday uight Mr. Beuj. Philbrook’s wb,Ie at work on the new ship, has so tar recov- Yale, 6th ; Amherst, 7th ; Brown, 8th ; Williams, since, when 11 years of age, came back the other We send out to our subscribers this month bills due the making of a new’ general index in the Steamboat Notice—Clara Clarita. spirited horse became unmanageable anti ran, as . ere^ as to be out, and is doing nicely. 9th : Bowdoin, 10th ; Hamilton and Union close day, having travelled trom Maine to California. on subscriptions to the G azette to the amount of Registry of Deeds. The facts are substan- either case. The Orange party in this case H ouse for Suit* in Thom aston. Mr. P. was driving him, and° turning into Mr. | P icnic.—The Methodists are to have a Sunday- behind but time uot taken. Columbia,'.the 2d boat, $2,o00, which includes the accounts of all those who Rev. D. M. True baptized twenty-three persons tialy these: Some years since, Mr. Ehen consisted of only a few persons, and they Eastern Stale Normal School. was 11 seconds behind Cornell, and Bowdoin, the a re h year or more in arrears. P.’s yard he ran into tha stable, throwing out Mr. School picnic. A. of Sheepseott Bridge, July 4th, a part of the Leach, then Register of Deeds for Cum w ere n o t engaged in an y procession o r p u b -. g 0ooJenoughi of Be)filat preach 10th boat, 57 1-2 seconds behind. The fruit- of the revival during’ the winter and spring These bills are in small amounts, but the aggregate Pliilbrook violently together with a hoy who was ------scull race was won by Yale in six lengths. berland County, invented a new’ ami im lie demonstration, but returning to their in & ntjt gunJay aflerno(,Ili under the labors of Rev. B. S. Arev. is a large sum, of which we are specially in need at with him. Mr. P. was considerably bruised by , SCl‘.°OlS in N°- 4 At Uwrence, Maas., T uclny night, a shanty . The Gardiner Journal says th, this time, ami each subscriber will perceive the im proved form of index for the records of deeds, homes from a celebration elsewhere. W e a, the u3ua, 0„ eIchange wlth Rev. c. P. the accident. c osei last Friday, with the exception ot the High occupied as a boarding house for water works ing two fatal cases of puisoning there last week. portance to us of the small sum which lie owes us. called the ledger form of index, by which deprecate the keeping up in this country School, taught by Mi-s L. W. Files, which closed laborers and which contained 74 inmates, w. s J hie young lad v took four large doses of muriated We therefore request that all who receive bills will The “ Lime Rock" and “ Cherokee ” Base the same surnames are recorded together in of old quarrels which originated in another three weeks ago, on account of the canker rash, burned, and a youth of 16 aud a man of 35 lost j tincture of iron, another took anodyne liniment remit the amounts due a« promptly as possible, and Rev. A. 21. Sembower, of Reading, Pa., Ball Clubs of this city played another match ‘ their lives. each volume ami the value ami convenience century and another country, and hope to < )n Saturday the scholars of the schools taught by u-phine and paregoric for the toothache, until that any who may be unable to respond at once, will will preach in the Cedar street Baptist chuch next game, on the grounds at the South End, on Weil she was insensible. They are both recovering, write to us stating when they will make payment. see these demonstrations abandoned; hut Miss Loring aud Miss N. J. Ingraham, finished up ...T.,,eThe «V!a,,,shil?steal ,da,‘? fr?,u Liverpool, hi of the index much increased. This form liesday afternoon. It was a well contested game, though. We make no apology lor sending these bills, nor Sunday evening, at 7 1-2 o’clock. Weduesday at Castle Garden, obout 750 Mormons of index was finally adopted in Cumber the right of any citizen to peaceably wear the term by a picnic at McIntire's Grove, Beau- UU(je,. tj1(; cjuu. The Patten Tribune says that Mr. John W. is there the slightest reason for any person to take with good playing on both sides, and resulted iu a of seven agents appointed by 3 ^ " Rev. Nath’l Butler, D. D., of Bangor, will champ Point which by the way, i 5 of the love- Brigham Young to conduct them to Utah, of* Kellogg, Bible canvasser, has visited 2815 fami- ofience at receiving them. Every business man ex land county, and in 1874 the Legislature any colored ribbon or badge he may choose victory for the “ Lime Rocks ” by a score o f 28 preach at the First Baptist church Sunday morn lies iu Aroostook county, of which 363 were desti pects to receive a statement of accounts m onthly from passed a brief act by which “ the county is one which no mol) should he suffered to liest spots iu the State for picnics, excursions, &c this number betwaeu o00 and 600 are adults to 22. Tlie following is the score:— tute of the Scriptures. A large part of these pur those of whom he buys, and every subscriber to a over-ride. Papist mobs and Orange mobs ing, on exchange with the pastor. New Hotel.—The new In,tel, called Uie Rock- eluding a number of young wou.cn; -.Hi are na- commissioners in the several counties are Limekocks. . . . , , tives ot the British Isles, while the remainder are chased the Bible of him. Others were supplied. newspaper should expect to receive yearly bills, as a CilEROKEES. hereby directed to make all new addition should he put down with a firm and S T R ev . W. IL Yeoman, of Springvale, will R. R. O. port House was opened tor business about one Scamlinavians Only seven destitute families declined to receive the m atter of course, unless he precludes the possibility preach at the Free Baptist church next Sunday Doliertv, i week ago aud will. Mr. C. IV. Boyntou for a laud- Thc JeirerM„, lk,nk.ll Mutineers have arrived at Bible from him; 451 destitute individuals were by always paying in advance. al volumes of index hereafter necessary strong hand, and party passion and hatred afternoon and evening, at the usual hours. Ulaekiiik'toii, m. h. lticliar^sni lord is sure to do a good business. Situated in the Boston. supplied; 1294 copies or jiortions of the Bible were Subscribers will please remember that the date on in the registries of deeds after tin* form should never he allowed to outrage law BuriiH, 1 b. sold, ami 729 donated, in performin ; this work L arrabee, pleasantest part of the village, commanding a George Brown, the Halifax oarsman, died on the margin or wrapper of their paja?rs each week known as ledger index, and they are au Mr. Leander Staples, harness maker and B urpee, 2 b. Mr. Kellogg traveled 2235 miles. and order with impunity. Gabriel, 3 b. good view of the harbor and bay, it is unsurpassed tbe aged 36. He has been unwell for six shows the date to which tiny hare paid, and each sub trunk dealer, has had a unique and appropriate M eA llfiter, 1. f. The Advocate reports the following recent addi thorized in each country, if they deem it by any in the State for summer Imanlers. Let “ ““ ‘La P“ ‘- J ' is said he contraeUnJ the d.sease scriber, a fte r m aking a rem itta n ce , will please see th a t vehicle built for the purpose of delivering trunks L ynn, e. f. tions to Baptist churches : July 4th, Bryant’s the date on the next paper (after such payment is expedient, to change all volumes of index K now lton, r. f, J ot which he diet! at Springfield, and that he was Through all the long-drawn panora to his customers. The top of the wagon is iu the them now come and try the Rockport House, suffering from it when he defeated Morris at St. Fond, I; North Berwick, 2; Freeport, 3; Thomas received) is changed to correspond w ith Midi paymeut. now in the registries of deeds to said ton, 3; Yarmouth, 3; South Berwick.:’.. Nine ma of the great Brooklyn scandal, it hat form of a mammoth Saratoga trunk, and is a where they are sure to find good, pleasant rooms. John, in September last. 'Phis will constitute a valid receipt. fo rm .” teen were baptized in New Sweden June 1st, ami U c ' We also send bills for advertising and job print been refreshing for us to look upon one perfect imitation and a first-class advertisement A large livery stable is connected with the house Last Thursday Francis D. Moulton appealed to 5 in Franklin J line 28th. Three or four years ago Mr. Leach, who will, good horses and first class teams. District Attoruey Britton tor a speedy trial on in- During a lliunder sh.aver at W il,l„t,oro’ Tlmrs- ing to some of our customers this mouth, ami shall strong figure untouched by any smirch of This part of the vehicle was built in Portland, and Limerocks, 6 1 2 5 3 1 5 3 2 28 During a thunder. esteem it a favor to receive their prompt rmnittam es. was an old friend of Mr. White, made the Cherokees, 2 5 3 0 3 0 3 3 3 22 q. , , i i i • • * dictinent tor libel. Ihe latter replied that he had ,, .. * nui.— all the filth that has been so freely flung the running work by S. H. Hall & Co. of this city Summer boarders are already beginning to ar- mu|.e illlportaut business to attend to at present, ‘ •'I‘ "'..slow, M. latter acquainted with his improved form Umpire—Fuller. M. Rawson ami N. C. Au.-tin—were prostrated by about—the lineaments of a character that in their best manner. The weight of the wagon is Scorers—Simonton anil Wight. rive here and more are expected every day. Sev- adding, “ It would afford me great pleasure to try A large number of the citizens of of indexing and gave him permission to Time of game, 2 hours and 40 minutes. eral private boarding houses are already full. you for any ofience coming within tlie severer du- lightning. Winslow was knocked nearly insensi helps one to preserve his faith in human a little over 500 lbs. ble. The other two received but slight shocks. Peekskill waited on Rev. Henry U'ar.l use it in this county. Air. White had some Chas. A. Spofford, Esq., of Deer Isle, coun Hebe and Theke.—Mr. A. Miller, has removed ties of tbe ?u,u""er ".",ull,‘'‘’ but is of ,1,y nature, notwithstanding the examples of 3 T The St. David’s Congregation (Catholic) , • power to indulge you in what you seem to regard Mrs. Daniel Castner was also slightly atlected. Beecher, on Monday evening, with a hand conference with the (then)county Commis sel for Charles Tilton Robbins, the “ Annie B.’ his boot and shoe sl.op to tlie rooms over tlie store „s a ,uIUry, at the cost of neglect of busineSV-n- A pedestrian party of Fryeburg la.lies ami gen human depravity and human weakness will make an excursion to Oak Grove, Camden, of music, and through Judge Wells <*x- sioners and with promiment citizens, about homiiide, with the father of Robbins, arrived in of Shepherd, Jones & Co. titled to a preference. Later on I may be able to tlemen of fifteen to twenty persons, are mak'ng that have been exhibited in this miserable next Monday, on the Clara Clarita, leaving here •d to M r nfidence in him. j introducing the ledger index into the Knox town yesterday, and last evening had a conference Shepherd, Jones & Co. have begun burning accommodate you to your entire satisfaction, ami arrangements for a ramble through the W hite at 9 o’clock A. M. and returning at 5.30 P. AI. Mountains—leavii g Fryeburg about the 29th business, and to believe that even in Brook with Judge Peters upon the ease. It is decided I,rick, having one kiln nearly burned aud are hard ‘b™ J ““ '“sy have reason to rejoice that the a.le a sin h in reply, full of gratitude Registry, and though no arrangement, was Meservey’s Band will accompany the excursion deal had not taxed your energies id fortitude inst. They propose “ tenting out,” and living the lvn the majority ot people may be reason that Robbins shall remain in the Insane Hospital at work on another. life of independent, jolly mountain trampers. to his friends and confidence in hims If. made with the Commissioners, Mr. White and the tickets for the round trip are fitly cents. during the heated term.” ably conformable to those common-sense' for the present. We do not think the public Hand organa on our afreets have given way to The II(ipa i udialls on the Khunuth River Fish Commissioner J. II. Milner.if W'a.-h:ngfon, lie has no idea of refraining from speaking says there was a tacit understanding that There will undoubtedly be a large company and standards which are accepted as proper for would feel satisfied with a contrary decision, and knife and scissors grinders aud picture pedlers,vari" Oregon, have opened hostilities. They recently H’'ly<>he, Monday, with 199,99 » Tittle what men want to hear, or writing what he was to go on with the work of prepar a good time. the regulation of human conduct, in other it is rumored that Robbins’s release would be so e >»=! L"! with the appointment shall be made by the Mavor, because he needs it. I propose to go on time since, and asked them to conn; into the Court finding sufficient cause, ordered him to rare.—Mr. R. I’. Hall is building a handsome res a young man with thc consent of the Aldermen; ami that the W’tli my work, confident in men, not ble to regard Theodore Tilton with the . dizziness and tell, striking Ins temple again: tin* o ffic e and see wlial had been done and give bonds iu the sum of $500 for his appearance idence at corner of Main and Holmes street, which riding on Monday the fifth, came...... near.. being piece of furniture, which rendered him i .sible. J Posil'“'» iu olfice within tin* meaning of the preaching merely the difiereiice between least confidence or respect % and desirous of tatute. It was contended by the counsel for ihe confer with him as to f lic matter. This retaining our faith in Mr. Beecher, w at the September term of S. J. Court. Bail is well advanced towards completion.—Mr. N. A* killed. The back seat of the carriage tipping j .Medical...... : its summoned immediately : right and wrong: hut this I shall preach, effort made to r« store him to conscious: respondent that the appointment of a liqiioragent they did not do, acting upon tlie authority have found great help in the unfalterin; subsequently furnished. Packard’s confidence in tlie honesty of the com backward. Miss. Mills was thrown to the ground, ( that then* is no justice-, no severity, ne without success, and at 11:39 he quietly p:iss«*d might lx* made not only in the manner suggested, punishment, that are good unless they are they supposed Io he given by the act of and conspicuous loyalty of his noble wife. munity, or the vigilance of the police, was mani and Mr. Mills ami wife were badly hurt. hut also by a major vote of the Mayor ami s»‘Ven 2^* The Barnabee Operetta Company appeared away, surrounded by all the members of bis fami administered in the spirit of love.” 1871, ami claiming, as we understand, that Iler quiet devotion has more weight than fested by his leaving his shop window open all Rev. Benj. F. Bickuni who preached to us last ly. He was born in 1821 aud brought up as a Aldermen. all the noisy demonstrations of Plymouth at Farwell & Ames Hall last Monday evening, he Notwithstanding what Mr. Beecher says night a few days since.—Ah excursion to Hurri y<‘« ■, having finished his studies at Newton, ar- : child in Washington, where his falhe they had nothing to do with Ibis work of church, or the interminable rhetoric of fore an audieuce which, though not a full one here, we have no doubt, his trust of men cane Island in (’apt. Luce’s fine yacht Bonita takes lliere hut week. The Baptist Church here Uluh« newspaper au.l was the confidential Irien.l Notes ami Extracts. Mr. While's, performed previously to that hired advocates. She is not eharacterle was of very good number for the season, and of Ge ral Jackson. Frank grad mi will he tempered with a little more dis place to-day.—M r. W. T. Cobb injured bis hand iw under his charge. The last of these Southern follies comes act. The Commissioners also informed like Airs. Tilton, who according toiler own whose constituent individuals seened very heart 1 practiced law at St. L< cretion than he showed in the case of account is so destitute of a will and a con quite seriously while playing base-ball, Monday The Fourth passed off quietly, with no celebra- elected to Congress as a republican in 1 from General Preston, who orated recent Alr. While that they ere ignorant that lie ily to enjoy the performance. The farce of ly before the alumni of the I 'niversity of Moulton. Nevertheless, the doctrine of a science of her own as to obey her husband evening, splitting it between two of the lingers. tion. had begun this work. “ Betsy Baker ” is so well knowt to play-goers ilios Virginia. He traces the genealogy of the even when he commanded her to make a And they call it fun !—Another match game of The Bartlett’s Harbor fishermen, have just Co°gr«*-, >»‘t resign re:isonahle trust, in tin* honesty of men’s ()n tlie eve of Air. Rose’s undertaking the false, cruel ami infamous charge against that the choosing of it as a foundation of an oper- I tion in the army, and was successively colonel, Yankees back to “ escaped eonviels.” and base ball is to be played on Friday.—Work has commenced trawling in the hay. motives is one which is essential to the in one of her very best friends, hut a woman ight be subject to the critichm that a play brigadier and major-general. Tn 1868 his name calls such celebrations as tlial of Bunker work assigned ’him by the Commissioners, been begun on the City Hall building on Spring <). V. was put under that of Horatio Seymour, on the Hill on tin; 17th ult. a binning shame, thus tegrity of society, Confidence in men is marked by rare energy, penetration and less hackneyed would have been a filter selection ______! Mr. Whil<• entered a protest ami stated his street, to prepare it for occupancy by tin- Hook national democratic ticket. •• fo crawl on our bellies Io negro and New often misplaced and a blind confidence independence. No one can know her hus for this reason; but nevertheless, tlie farce in this jxisitinn. He claimed, upon his interpreta band so thoroughly. No one else has ami Ladder Co.—A large lot of those luscious T h o m a sto n . The new State Department building is fiirshed England tem ple-. \\ o com m end General which is so little tempered with perception new dress makes a very pleasing and successful and ready for occupancy. Many of tlie archives Preston to J e ff Davis, G eneral Beauregard tive of the law, and upon legal advice, that been so deeply wronged, if he is guilty. Matinicus strawberries arrived in town the other Religiocs.—Bowdoin College, at its late coni-1 as to make one an easy prey to tip* unprin She has read all the mysterious documents. entertainment and one which seemed to be tlior- ___ already been removed. Secretary Fish will I Admiral Sennnes. Thev should hasten the .act of 187-f docs not enlarge the powers day and were eagerly bought.—Mr. G. W. Berry, lucucement, worthily bestowed the degree ot Doc- occupy the building the last o f the week. to form a jointstoek association, with very cipled is not to he a commended : hut even She has listened to all the adverse testi ighly enjoyed on Monday eve’ng. Both the sing- Cashier of the Lime Rock National Bank, is ill tor of Divinity on Rev. J. K. Mason, pastor of limited liahilty, for promoting the growth »f County Commissioners, hut only directs mony. She has heard all the eloquent de ig ami acting were excellent. Mrs. Smith, who I A party of ()raugeiueu of Lawrence, Ma , who this is better than a disposition which is had been out of thc city attending a p tlnan to make all future indexes in a speci nunciations <»f the plaintiff’s counsel, and this week, and lion. J. Fred Merrill is filling his the Congregationalist Church in this town. of fool.s. T h ey m ay fail in schooling m any is always a favorite, acquitted herself handsomely Monday ami who had taken part in a parade at followers, hut none will question ihe chronically suspicious. Honest men are yet she does not waver in the least. When place.—A very few mackerel have been caught Rev. William Hart, of the Central Congrega fied form, with authority to change old in and won hearty applause. Miss Alice Carle, who Lowell, on their return to Lawrence in the eve- uineness o f the original cap ital, entitled to tin* presumption of honesty, un the probabilities have appeared to be ob inside our bay.—Repairs have been made on the tionalist Church of Bath, preached at Ihe Con dexes, if they think best., to the same form. made her first appearance here on this occasion ning were attacked by a mob, who assailed them j . til they arc proved rogues As a rub*, too, stinately equal, the thought of that pale, Owl’s Head fog hell.—Americus Hook and Lad gregationalist Church, in exchange with Rev. Dr. with bricks and stones. A few police officers at Not in o ur freedom’in ruin selling as will benefit their know what we would have to pay next der the auspices of the Knox & Lincoln Temper den, some of which are evidently left out by de amount of compensation. The statement aud people. kept it until the secoud mile and a half, when to an excessive use of stimulants, which own coffers. If restricting somebody else year and the year after. But this is pre ance Association. It is expected that Gov sign. impared his judgment and clouded his made elsewhere that Air. W hite proposed to Items.—The degree of A. M. in course was Harvard took the lead, but was passed by Cor from selling will increase their own traffic, Dingley and Gen. Neal Dow will be among the All Sorts.—There are now stopping at the nell, who came iu first by nearly a length. mind. While his end was sad, his mime cisely the trouble with water takers. conferred on Mr. John S. Frost, principal of the give his consent that Rose might do all the speakers and a very large meeting is anticipated, In the single scull race Kennedy of Yale failed should he kindly remembered for the bold then they will want the restrictive elau es T h ey don't know what they must pay Bay View house, guests lrom Hartford Conn.,New work, on condition that he (White) should high school, by Bowdoin College, he having to make his appearance, and the judges sent Weld ness with which he. a resilient of a slave of a license law, enforced—lmt if “ free “next year and the year after,” but all ton and Bradford, Mass., and from Barque Her receive half the pay,was a characteristical A very pleasant party of about thirty la graduated at this college three years since. of Harvard off alone. He came over the course State, publicly proclaimed his adhesion t » rum ” will bring most money to their tiffs, their experience poinLs to a continual in dies and gentleman (the former being in a hand- bert. London, Eng., which is discharging salt for Eureka Engine house is being painted by John without reference to time, I with | anti-slavery p rin cip les.— Port. A d r. ly false misstatement. 'Phis would allow beers at the grand stand. then they go for that. All the liquor in crease of rates. People will never he sat majority) made an enjoyable picnic excur- J. l'v B. C. Adams.—It seems to be the opinion of E Rose. him to obtain some compensation for the our practical seafaring men that much of the The physician in attendance upon Ih-' ert DaL NOTICES OF 1*1 BLIC.VriONS. terest and its friends always unite in fa islied or feel secure from a continually in exeursion to Rockport, iu Capt. W. H. Luce’s fine The dome of the cupola of the Maine State work he had already done. The Commis dredgiug is being done where it is little needed, A ' 3 has declared for prohibition ami lias kept On Wednesday the majority of the Com tract. i i:: 1 resources which the party furnished ures in this regard as I am convinced will be bet accept,but which all need none thc less frequently missioners notified Air. White that Air. the tr .p was beguiled of its tediousuess. The lighted. Last Sunday the Winthrop street Universalist prohibitory laws on the statute-book, while ter ami more substantially conduce to the pros to hear. Bonita is furnished with every convenience for a A party of young men went down river on an society, of Augusta, unanimously instructed the Real Estate Conveyaiu tin* Democrat.ie party, as a body, has been Rose was under pay by the county to per perity of our State ami the general welfare of its We learn that a new overseer, a Mr. Watts, trustees to extend an invitation to Rev. W. IL citizens.” pleasure boat and can show her heels to any craft excursion on Tuesday hist, in Capt. David Coats’s C'qiinty, 1 opposeil to prohibition. There are Demo form the work assigned him, ami that they has been employed by the Mfg. Co. and will soon Dearlwrn of Boston, to become their pastor. It is Gen. Connor, in his speech at the Republican in the bay. boat. They left here at 4 o’clock in the For the week ending 'I'hufsday nooiq.«Ifl^ IS, 1S?| crats who personally favor prohibition and should not take the matter to the Court, but arrive and take charge of thc mill. understood he will accept and commence the first Rockland.—Jacob Pierce to Theo. lot : State Convention, accepting the nomination for morning, and arrived at Caldwell’s Island at 7 of September. buildings, $S50. ' there are not a few Republicans who do not placed the resj>onsibility for obstructing the The Methorist Sunday-school had their governor, said :— o’clock. They lauded on the island, had break Friday morning, while the switchmen were Thomaston,—E dw ard W-. Robin.fm 1^- jiersonally support prohibition, ami the work entirely upon the Register, and annual excursion and picnic on Wednesday, R o ck p o rt. B row n, lot o f land, The maintenance of the high-standing of the fast, and then spent the day in fishing, eating, going over the Knox & Lincoln Railroad, Benj. UNION.—.labez W. W allace I wbicluwas a successful and enjoyable one. They laud ami buildings, $1,000. j - “ free rum ” tendencies of a Republican are should hold him and his bondsmen respon credit of the State; the promotion of tlie develop Business.—They say “ business is dull.” This and having a good time generally. Fish chowder, Ludwig was thrown from a hand ear, caused by went to Wiscasset, on the 9.20 train and then his coat catching on the crank. He fell on the r. Gkokoi:.—Isaiah Fogg to Lucy J. Mkldipb, no more respectable or commendable than sible for all the expense and delay occas ment of its agricultural and manufacturing re may be true, ami must be if universal testimony fried dinners and mackerel, together with “ dog's laud and buildings, $1,000. * sources; the extension of educational facilities: walked or rode to the site of the “ (fid Fort” tios, the car pa-sing over him, dragging him Vinai.haven.—.lam.-- Byar W. the “ free rum ” proclivities of a Democrat. ioned by his refusal to allow Air. Rose ac- to be fully received. But lively this place seems the prohibition by law o f the sale of intoxica ea rs” suffered largely. The party arrived home along under it, and injuring him scverly. of land, $1,500. where the picnic was held. Ovir three hundred No. Haven.—Joseph S. Con C. CalihTwobll, Men must he judged by their personal opin to the volumes required in the prosecu ting liquors and the enforcement of that law; to be to a stranger, ami if the present is dull, at 8 o’clock in the evening, having passed the day adults participated in the excursion, besides a The annual re-union of thc 19th Maine Regi laud and buildings, $500. ions ami personal principles; while parties tion of his work. So the matter stands. the equitable adjustment of the bunlcn of taxa what must it be to be sharp. Evidently one of the a very pleasant and agreeable manner. The ment Association will be held iu Belfast, August tion, and the lightening of that burden to the Urge number of children, The excursion party smartest places in thc State must this be for its must stand ujmn the principles and policy We believe the foregoing is a fair state following gentlemen composed the party :— 25th. General Selden Conner will deliver the ttsiness Notices. fullest extent, and in all the exercise of a rigid returned by the afternoon train. size, when business is lively. Then to every ap oration. held ami declared by their controlling ma ment. so far as it goes, of the facts in a economy that admits of no outlay for purposes of W. E. Vinal, A. P. Lcvensaler, KASE AND COMFORT. 3 ^ A capacious tent capable of accommodating pearance of thrift, and the business men of the Patents have been issued Maine citizens as fol jorities. A prohibitionist could not trust case, the settlement o f which will be looked doubtful utility, and demands a full equivalent J. H. Walker, F. E. Gillchrest, lows : H. A. Wood, Bangor, range; D. S. Bailey, Those Elastic Trusses are the finest thing out. for every expenditure; these are the objects the place would be marked as such anywhere. De the prohibitory law to the mercies of a ma for with interest. about three hundred people,was pitched iu Berry’s E. W. Prince, Dr. D. N. Merrill, Dover, elevators; G. C Eastman, Lewiston, fiour 31 At Merrill's. republican party of Maine has had steadily in field, on Pleasant street, by the Second Ad pression in the lime market keeps some of the jority of Democratic Representatives, and view, the pervading princiffles of its common law, II. M. Overlock, A. C. Delano, sieves; E. R. Weston, Bangor, lubricators for ventists, who began a series of meetings there workmen out of regular employment, for the cau F. P. Sherman, photographs. J ust a Moment.—Tin* place to buy Moha would L-- -hi ujMin th a t g en tlem a n ’s own 5^" There can be but one opinion among and they all have the hearty support of my con S. W. Musters, viction and my sympathy.” last Friday. The meetings are in charge of Elder, tion of the employer is seen in “ running the kilns” S. F. Robinson, At the annual meeting of the stockholders ofj Brilliantines, ami Alpacas, is at 11 Union block, wo/ 0/ find iu Gen. R oberts a G overnor right-thinking and law-abiding persons T. A. Carr, There can he no mistaking the position of the Soavey aud Blaisdell, and will be continued only as the market warrants sales. The ice trade John E. Walker. the Belfast and Moosehead Lake Railroad Com- i Thomaston, as they have a favorite brand, which o.’ie legal prohibition of the liquor concerning the riotous attack upon a small pany at Belfast, Wednesday, the old board of di- ( eoior> au,i durability cannot be surpassed. two candidates for governor or the issues which through most of next week aud possibly longer, has been lively of late, but I guess at rather a . *oi h> fi./. publicly declared that he party of Orangemen, at Lawrence, on Alon , , „ , . i i rectors was re-elected and subsequently chose C. .. they raise. Gen. Connor is an earnest supporter: Two meetings are held each day—a social meeting low figure. It is au item however, in the enter Charles Debb.u of Joneapon waa arrested and HaJelti President, aud J. II. Quimby, Clerk. ' u also find a splendid assortment of Dry . / o'Z '' it. On the contrary, day evening. The right of any body of prise of capitalists, helping the place no little, as it brought to Machias Tuesday, charged with steal-1 J nGoods. 27 of the policy of prohibiting dtinking-houses and at 2 1-2 o’clock P. M. and preaching in Hie cvc- The Patten Tribune says that Aleck McLain of ------t ' v / •• ' tii prohibitory law his citizens to walk the streets in a peaceable necessarily employs a great many men, both iu iug $2200 from the house of Stephen Reynolds in tippling-shops; and Gen. Roberts is as earnestly | ning. On Sundays there are three meetings, at Jonesport Dobbin was arraigned, waived an ex- Mattawamkeag, has captured ' ;ht bears this sea-1 C. C. Morton, of Thomaston, has some eery ...... io o p I with what has manner is one in which they should be cutting and freighting. One large ship proves opposed to it, and if elected will do all he can to j the usual hours. The meetings have been very amination______and he______and three others, . accomplices, . . ; .son, three in the same -place ami in the same trap. - ,pren...... j y designs___ o______in carpetingsr ___ o___ 1 if you have not . a ml.-, yu. '.it. ■..< j ot Cut Republican protected at all hazards. The plucky overthrow it. The friends of temperance can noto j well attended and the evening meetings sometimes that despair does uot brood over that branch of wore lmlged in Machias jail for trial in October. Randall Peavy has killed two, and a boy whose your it win pay to examine bis stock. Fourteen hundred dollars of the money have been name we do not learn, killed one, and still there © J p:U'G U xi?:..-L*..-. Dl/p'/iLfUf qtJOK- conduct of Mayor Tewksbury is worthy of misunderstand the issue raised.—Lewiston Jour- , crowded. The meetings are free to everybody aud business, and new houses show the use made of recovered. are plenty left all praise, ami we regret that he hadn’t a nal. 1 all are invited to speak their sentiments freely. mouey received by some in payment for past la- STICKY FLY PAPER. A large quantity just received at SPECIAL NOTICES t h e Prices Lower than THE 31 Merrill’s Drug Store. Eastern State Normal Srtteol, SANFORD’S STEAMSHIP COMPANY I CASTINE, )IE. C. Mouton, of Thomaston, has a large line of H. C. LEVENSALER. M. D., For Boston and Lowell. White Goods and Linens. »2G The Fall Term will commence THOMASTON, MAINE, August 1 7, ami continue 20 weeks, E ver at Meadow King Devotes in's attention to the PRACTICE of MEDI For particulars, address. = GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. -\T-i-a,ng-emexit for Season of 1875- SODA! SODA! SODA! CINE and SURGERY. XT Residence and Office, Levensaler Block Main 4w32 G. T. FLETCHER, Principal. Cool and delicious is the verdict of all who try Street. Two Steamers on the Route. Four Trips per Week. he Soda drawn at MeruxlV s. Pure and fresh ! F O R S A L E FARE, Fui it syrups. Call and try it. W IG«IIV «fc HOWE, B 2 . O O . '25 Merrill's on the Corner Successors to * IN THOMASTON. C. I*. CESSENDJKN, WELLING House and two barns, and about tiv FERNALD II. Knsl. r s a y -:—“ I lui.l Kite acres of land a Ijoiiiing, belonging to tile estate of i.-u flli. \Y"«.(i- «*ur«*'l lit.-- I never Druggists & Apotliecurirs, DALFRED ROLLINS. Will be sold low, with it.” Cures Dyspepsia,Constipation to suit purchasers. For further particulars apply to J. <>, CUSHING -* A AUSTIN. Bruin In vigors* tor. Iw32 Lancaster, Pa. July, 31, 1>. ' SHOE J ames 1. Fellows— S ir : 1 am pleased to LOOK! LOOK! j you that uiy health is improving under the SEEDS! SEEDS! CANIBKIUGE, Capt. C. B. Sanford. KATAHDIN, Capt. W. R. Kobe. ,,i vour Hypophosphites. Excessive tax «*i the l)o not throw money uway for u poor lot of :: '" U /;;1*;!!1 j s a s s r - of v ‘* tokte STORE. Will leave BOSTON for ROCKLAND every MONDAY, TUESDAY, THUKSDAY and F R ID A Y I ti; ulty that 1 could sleep at all. 1 tried rest. I 15 C. M. T IB B E T T S . at 5 1-2 o’clock, P. M. m i active exercise, various medicinal rent I . s, J ------CORN AND MEAL, FA K E FROM ROCKLAND TO BOSTON, . . . . $2 00 a n d ih most popular physicians. and accidental When yon cun get g o o d “ “ “ TO LOWELL...... $3 15 ly heard of your Syrup in New York. 1 purchased A WOODSIDE, Ni. D., State Room ssecured of Agent at Rockland. three bottles at Caswell A Hazard's, and until I Yellow Corn and Meal N. B. No extra hazardous freight taken. All freight must he accompanied by Bill of Lading in duplicate used that nothing relieved me. Now 1 can eat Physician and Surgeon, for about the same Price, at JUST ARRIVED, Acknowledged by all farmers to be the lightest M- W. FAKWELL, Agent. Well, sleep well, work well and feel well, and have draft, ami moat durable machine ever offered to A gent’s Office, No. 2 A tlantic Bloek, (upstairs). Residence corner Union and Pleasant Sts. g ....1 reason to consider your Syrup a most sur TENANTS IIARBOIt, ME. public. The Cordial Balm of Syricnm and R ocklund May 27, 1875. prising and capital restorer of the mind and ner The subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to Merchants’ Elevator an! Mill, file farmers of Knox County, and all others interested, vous system, ni l a Lise all who have much brain A First-Class Stock of Ladies’, that they have at last succeeded in making arrange work to take it. You are at liberty to use this as Benj. Williams, 2d, M. D., S P E A R ’S W H A R F . ;nts to supply this,
Yours, very truly. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, CHAS. T. SI’EAR, Prop’r, Misses and Children’s Fine POTTLE & KNIGHT, J LI? >M L SI ILN K. 1 usurance Agent. OFFICE IN BERRY BLOCK, ;w ItOCKI.AKI), ME. corner Main and Lime Rock Streets. Residence The King of Mowers, A medicinal preparation, and one which meets a Main St , South End. nearly opposite Florence St. fim-H* want never before furnished to the invalid is BOOTS AND SHOES! MERCHANT TAILORS Hunt's Ri mrdy. It is the anchor of hope to the DR. N. DOWNES, To o t your Mouey’s Worth voiitli and age.I of either sex, for the removal of AND DEALERS IN kidney, bladder, glandular diseases, diabetes, G O T O French Kid Button, •'T.-iwl, excesses and intemp" mental and nay call upon him. GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, physical debility, and aflectii of the urino-geni office bouts; 9 to 12 A. M., and 1 to 5 P . M. HURLEY & COS Broadway Serge Button, tal organs. It regenerates and buoys up the House first door west ol Frauds Cobb’s, Esq. Nervous Debility r i u ; whole nervous system. eech Street. IReeerkxces: Drs. Bowditcli and Storer, Boston, Oil Coat Walking Boots, 256 MAIN STREET, ROCKLAND. J a il. 2 6th, 1875. N. DOWNES. S in n . Medhixe.—*• L. F.” Atwood’s Bitters BOOT AND SHOE | ‘.,ten i Remedy. mild, harmless, but sure in S. II. BOYNTON, M, IX, However obscure the causes may be which contribute Kid Newport, T ies, Having engaged the services of Mu. W. N. P riest, of this city, we are now pre operation, purities the blood, restores the wast to render nervods debility, a disease so prevalent, af pared In execute all orders with promptness. We would say to our friends anil pat ed < ill deranged function: HOMEOPATHIC fecting, as it does, nenriy one-half of our adult | opula- rons that they ean have their garmenLs cut By him or M r. Knight (if they have any a- to the whole system. It latiou, it is u melancholy tact that day by ilay, and y gives new life 1 by year, we witness a most frightful1 Kid Low Button Shoes, choiec)and we should, lie pleased to have you examine our goods before making your >r lnvigorator, ami highly Physician and Surgeon, is unrivalled a STORE! atl'ectiona—from the alignti purchases. concentrat»‘d. i nted to contain more Medi- grave and extreme forms of cal properties eent bottle than any other M ain Street, Croi|uet Slippers, Arc. 19 Z P o t t le Ac ZKjuidQ “ lnvigorator* usaiiarilla *' sold for a dol- " IBOCKLAND, ME. jar. AH IMMENSE REDUCTION! . - ’ Beware of Dangerous Imitations. See that it J. P. C O W LES, M. D., Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, Uars the trade mark “ L F,” in red ink, large Physician A Surgeon, I I T E have just received fruiu NEW YORK a largo Nervous Prostration. Horse Rake. 1V stock o f 1 »tlers, or you will be grossly impo-cd upon. 28 - - - MAINE. Be Sure and go to New and Attractive Goods, FOR PURIFYING.THE BLOOD. One hundred |M.unds of Pure Spruce Gum just received i:t Merrill's. 25 It is of the highest importance, then, that individuals should be aide to judge for themselves by their own New Firm, Old Stand. Bring desirous to keep pace with the march of ini- UTbis compound of the veg Serge But ton. Serge Polish and Clilldren’i feelings, if ami to what extent they are attacked by tins roveim-nt in Agricultural Machines, we have taken insidious enemy Io health, comfort, and even file etable alteratives, Sarsapu- Ii-I:ibl;shcd 1S'»5. T. A. Wentworth, Whole- Wm. H. Kittredge & Co., Light Kid Boots, at extremely >1.1 of the HOLLINGSWORTH RAKE, firmly in itself, if b-ft to run its course unchecked, by the early the belief that il possesses nion- points of excellence rilla. Dock, Stillingia and :ill.| IM ail .b aler in llat<. Caps. Lui's, B.mts, Druggists & Apothecaries Low Prices ! d prompt application of curative remedies. FERNALD'S than any oilier, it having been pronounced Mandrake, witli tiie Iodides Shoe<. Bnbb.i-s, (bail's Furnishing ( mhkIs, L’ni- and Dealers in i do not wish It will pay y. call < of Potassium und Iron, brcll.i<. Canes. ,tc. 2 I;'« Main Si. Itoeklaud Me. F.4 TKNT MEDICI XEH. to buy. It is mi trouble for uh to show o u r guutiu. SULLIVAN BROS. ''makes a most effectual cure \ lull bin* ol all the latest styles constantly in NO. 3, SPEAR, BLOCK, A fresh Stock of The King of the Field, OULD announce that tln-y have taken the store of a series of complaints x|,,ek. and for sale as cheap as the ehcaj^st. ,FOR recently occupied by J il. FLINT, where they ROCKLAND, ME. Ladles’ French Kid Toilet Slippers, French which are very prevalent 11 Ki ll. 1, IS74. NERVOUS DEBILITY Wwill be pleased Io meet bis former pal i ons as well as Kid Newports and French Kid Boots, In all of the great farming States ot New Englnml. any new eustoiners who may give them a call. and afflicting. It purifies K«'iix o m i< \i. Xi.w Food.—25 its will b uy a park at Prices to suit the times ! the blood, purges out the i pure Irish om ltr. ..l S.-a M.— F.-irim-. m ad. fro M . N. B. The Style, Fit and Durability of our Boots hand a full and fresh in die system, that undermine health vbi.-li will m ake kinds o f dislni surli radtrs, pirs, t. t. BUraULAMD, la characterised by a general languor or weakness of CHILDREN'SSHOES. •inbliutz-. • o r quai ls o f . tisl rd s.j. l l i . m a ins, is su perior to any in tin* city. tiie whole organism, «sp-daily of the m-rvous system, troublesome disorders. Eruptions of Sol.I tiv all Drug* obstructing and preventing the ordinary tuuclions ot tiie skin are the appearance on the surface of humors, Itk lJ y 2 0 Civil and Consulting Engineer, nature; lienee, there is a disordered state ol the secre tions; constipation, scanty and high colored urine, with You can Hud just what that should he expelled from the blood. Internal de HURLEY & CO. an excess of earthy and limy sediment, indicative of rangements are the determination of these same hu P i.Y i's Dietetic 8 a waste id' brain and nerve substance, frequent palpita mors to some internal organ or organs, whose action knoxvl.-.lg« d tin- best ill I City Engineers Ollice Pillsbury Block, opposite tion of the heart, loss of memory, and marked irreso you want. lution of purpose, and inability to carry into action they derange, and whose substance the disease and Thorndike lintel, Rockland, Me. l'J any well defined business enterprise, or to fix the mind distroy. Ayf.ii’s Sarsaparilla expels these humors upon any one thing for any length of time. There is from the blood. When they are gone, the disonlers they great sensitiveness to impressions, though not retained ,N lli.-2.ith iu.t.. n small SUM OF MONEY, which but a short time, with a flickering and fluttering condi produce disappear, such as Ulceration of the Liver, Hock bun! ltd nil I* rices Ci (In-owner can obtain by proving properly Gents’, Boys’ and Youths’ Fine JL. ZMZ. A .TJSTIJST- () tion of the mental faculties, rendering an individual Stomach, Kidney*, Lunya, Eruption* and Eruptive 'flu price- are for lb** b'-sl a rticle s, win- what is commonly called a whittle minded or a fickle Di*ea*e» of the Skin, St. Anthony'* Eire, Ro*e or ••p.vi-o -pecitiitl o r only one price given, man. Then- must of necessity be in each individual W O O ® (plantitie- prteos will be a shade lower. DENTIST. different symptoms, according to bis peculiar organiza Shoes in all varieties. Ery*ipela*, Pimple*, Puatule*, Blotche*, Boil*, Ta- REPORT tion, habits, pursuits, and temperament, which all serve Tetter and Salt Bhann, Scald Head, Biny- to shape tin- maimer of tin- manifestations of their m-r worm*,ljlcir* and Sore*. Pheumati*m.Xeuralyia, Pain OFFICE DYER T. A. WENTWORTH’S STORE, nr i.iik condition or tiie vous disturbances, constituting a difference as marked Poultry, Vegetables, as arc their physical peculiarities dissimilar and peeu Side and Head, Female Weakness, isicKiiv nnoerc. Rockland National Bank, liar to themselves. These differences, in the manner Soft and Straw Hats Sterility, Leuchorrhiea, arisiny from, internal ulcera- Ap|d. - I-bid ...... Dentistry in all its brunches promptly attended to and form of their manifestations, do not Indicate any ion and uterine disease. Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Ema- Cooking. I' bu ----- at REASONABLE PRICES. ! At Rockland, in the State of Maine, at the clow liecessarv difference to be followed ill the treatment ot Pork, L.ird, Dried, i tl...... any ease'when- disease lias its origin in physical injury, R eceived every- w eek. •iation and Genera! Dtbility. With their departure T eeth e x tra c te d w ithout p a in , by tin* use of the same remedies being alike applicable to the weak health returns. Nitrous Oxide (ias. ItKXOI UCEK. as to the strong; to tiie sturdy as to the sickly, varied R ockland, M ay 13, 1874. Loans ami discounts, only in degree of quantity and duration in the use ol Rutter, Cheese, Tea, Coffee PREPARED BY them in order to overcome tin- diseas -. Nervous debil I'. S. Bonds to secure circulation, DR. J. C. AYER A. CO., Lowell, Mass.; other flocks, bond* ami inortages, ity, or what is generally n-garded as such, is as protean Sugar, Spices, I)uc from approved reserve agents, typed in its peculiarities as are the dreamB of the ship JAMES FERNALD'S, Practical and Analytical Chemists. Due from oilier National Banks, wrecked mariner, who, in bis struggles for safety, lies B I R T H S. ! Beal estate, furnitures and fixtures, 13.500 no ilown exhausted for a moment’s sleep upon the wreck Afcjjf-Sold by all D ruggists and D ealers in M edicine. ....3.50 Pickles, t- gal...... ' (’becks ami other cash items. 2,505 ( uiioii which lie floats, with all the elemeets of destruc (Nearly opposite Lyntle Hotel,) (1 ie .s e . C tli... . .i 1' Q uinces, f p k ...... Bills of oilier National Banks, 4,920 ( tion in mad commotion around him, when the first in FLOUR AND MEAL, 22 Squashes, f tl, . . . In Thomaston, July 14lb, to the wife of John Mc •268 t stincts of bis nature are a longing for something solid I gg- |.er doz... Fractional currency (including nickels), ltOCICLAPf I). ind it KI LL ASSORTMENT of such oth L ard. I tl...... is Tomatoes, fresh,f Manus. Jr., a son. Legal-tender notes, 5,000 1 upon w hich lie m ay find a standing plui Million. ! IL... ..lJ .v l " p< r c an ...... In South Thomaston, June 22d, to the wife of Mr. Redemption fund with I'. S. Treasurer In som______e t o f th is disease there ■ paroxysms er goods as are usually kept in a ...... *• Turnips, f n...... Henry Wiggin, a son. (5 per cent, of circulation), . 6,750 t ... . .acerbations, witli extreme debility apparent in first class Market and OBSERVE THESE FOOTPRINTS fo r k ? . d e a r ’ r At Clark’s Island, July 13tli, to the wife of Mr. Geo. everything; often conditions of hectics in all its stages; Grocery Store. Koumi Hog. < Mackie, a son. 2,900 < also all the general symptoms enumerated, with a locul SPORTING GUNPOWDER G r At Long Branch, July lltli, to the wife of Mr. Al manifestation of it more frequently apparent in the TllRY Eureka Sporting ami Mimkct Powder best Sullivan Bi-otliei-s. gernon Sartoriw, a sou. T otal, facial nerves though itinuiy be in oth e r p a rts o f the body, 1 quality m ade in the w orld, for wale by Coffee I ll> Sait f box... 1(1, 15, 25 m 35 as the thorax, abdomen or limbs, witli painsof a shoot B io ,...... Soap, f lb...... 5m 12 Liauii.ities. ing, lancinating character. For this condition an ex H. IL CRIE & Co., Agents Warren Powder Mills, Boasted x gr. Bio 30 m 35 S ugar per tl. pj Main Street, Rockland, Maine. 353 Main Street, $150,000 00 planation is found in the fact that ns the vitality of a J a v a ...... I" Granulated,...... 12 Capital stock paid in, structure decreases by age, over exertion, or too fre M .ila--. - I g a l...... Extra cotfee crushed.. 11 M A R R I A G E S Surplus fund, 30,000 (M) A few doors South of Lynde Hotel. Ollier undivided profits, 21,823 89 quent excitement at improper times, its nervous sensi 11 av a n a ...... 60 M uscovado,...... bilities increases; and if diminution is the result of ir Rockland, May 27, 1875. *-3 pol io Biro ...... 75 Syrup, sugar-house ...... Uu National Bank notes outstanding, 131,800 00 11.105 00 ritation, as by disease or local injury, there is a general N< O rle a n s ...... soa-<» M aple p e r g a l...... 1-5" At the L'nivcrsalist parsonage, tiv Rev. C. 1'. N ash, Dividends unpaid, Individual deposits subject to check, 108,802 04 decrease of vital stamina or power, the least shock or < il. Ii.-ros.-m-, p gal2OH::u T ea, Ja p a n , Ib.75 SO 1JK) Mr. II. G. Tibbetts, ami Miss Jennie S. French, all irritation may act as a secondary cause, being some one REMOVAL! m i : Pratt’s A-tral, t gal..18 Oolong, per tl... 40 CO su Demand certificates of deposit, 7,115 63 of Rockland. 1,729 50 or all of those already mentioned. In causation, how 1XR. B-zYYINES D evoe's < il...... -to L ug. B re a k fa s t, 50,60 In Washington, Julv 10th, by Hiram Bliss, Jr., Mr. ('asbier’s cheeks outstanding. ever tla-rc arc a great'many ntheis on the list, such as CONNELL’S I mines. I I!...... lo o ts Sail, f b u ...... fSlo75 Due to other National Banks, 279 26 Is absent from the city; will return in July, with :i Alva I’. Meara and Miss bin A. Wiggin, ull of Wash 12,253 64 scrofula, malaria, blood wasting discuses of .dl kinds, Bai-ins, f 1-4 box -----UH) S a lratu s...... lU ul 2 ington. Due to State Banks and bankers, fevers, sexual excesses and many forms of pelvic and large supply of Dental Materials, and a new article id Flout*. Corn, Meal. clc. all chronic diseases, where there is great irritation; tbig B. ACKERMAN, goo.l as gold, for filling teeth, and at half the expense T otal, $4.4,908 9b R ockland, Ju n e 9, 1875. -7 Brahminical Moonplant Bariev, per bu ...... UK) Bice, prtl»...... to State o r Maine,—County of Knox, ss. being reflected in the spinal marrow, produces a de PACIFIC pression of that great nervous center, Inint whence a p.-irk-A heat lioiir |.- r tb..(N» Middlings, prlb ...... 2 ‘4 I, G. Howe Wiggin, Cashier of the above-named East Indian Remedies. Cracked, wheat j.< r tb..o> ,)als. pr bu ...... so y <. DEATHS corresponding degree of nervous debility is distributed Merchant Tailor, bank, do solemnlv swear that the above statement is to all parts of the system; a weakened condition fol C o m . p. r b u ...... (iiia'.i.', O atm eal, pr lb ...... 5 « I0 Would inform his numerous friends ami customers ...... Bye, pr bu ...... l.OO/jl.25 to the best o f my knowledge and belief. lows, impending, obstructing and paralyzing the func Corn im .,1, pr In that he has removed to Berry’s Block, (formerly occu Flour, per bid ___5....... 5 pr lb ...... TIMOTHY WILLIAMS, > l'n*sli h a lib u t,...... I2gJ5 Lobsters, pr lb...... 3w32 T . F R E N C H Smoked baidnit.pr Ib.lS Sm oked salm on p r lb. Great English Remedy, 'IIE Brahimnical Remedies are represented in PORT OF ROCKLAND. But upon which encomiums of praise are ever heaped tw elve specialties distinctly prepared Salt, mackerel...... to Has been making large additions to liis stock of Furni , , Smoked herring. Fish Lines, Hooks by (hose who have the good fortune to obtain one. 1each one having qualities and principles’innately pi - A r r iv ed . REPORT We tio not hesitate to place THIS RAKE before the ture, which he will sell at the Lowest Living Prices. culiar, and a name to distinguish ull of them, labeled C o n I. W o o d . H a y . t*lc» : condition < farming public, :is the beat in every point, surptissed the bottle; wliereou is a number denoting order Ar9th, sells Excel, Poland, N |Y fur Bangor; L A mly by the HOLLINGSWORTH RAKE. of succession to be taken, and are tor the relief of Coal per ton ___8 25.j'.' 5o H ay, p resse d . Is ow, Pillsbury, Philadelphia; Nib-, Metealf, N Y; The Cordial ltaliu of Syrieuni and Salt, Barrels, Trawl the following diseases: Eirl, Cunningham, Belfast; Silver Spray, ----- , do; Georges National Rank, Walnut Goods, Wood, bard per Hair, pr bu P rice , jo ca» S p r a y ,------, do; James R, Grant, Newbury Line, Gangings, Such as Chamber and Parlor Suits, Lounges, Parlor • Sand, pr cask. port : brig Caroline Gray, Pease, Boston; loth, sells N Tables—Marble and Wood Top Writing Desks, GOUT, Acute or Chronic, S8.0H Sumpter, Pinkliam, do; G E Prescott, Guptiil, New Looking Glasses, Extension Tables, &c. Mi i lia nroiiN. buryport : C I. Hix, Hix, Deer Isle for N Y ; C Jones, Lothrop’s Tonic Pitts, JIIEUMATIC COMPLAINTS, Acute 1 Colcord, Ilelast; .1 Meserve, French, N Y; Moses Ed Resolhceh. OIL CLOTHES, &c. or C hronic, G.0:> Iro n , p r l b ...... 3 1-4 Calcined, pr cask...3 (to dy, Warren, Fall River; lltli, C Cobb, Kennedy, Bos- $155,344 35 ASH AND PAINTED SETS N a if, pi c a -k ...... 3 75 Supi-rpliosplinte, p rlb ...3 Loans and discounts, AGUE, 0 .0 0 ton: A M Bird, Fales, Rockport; Ada Ames, Admits, I'. S. Bonds to secure circulation, 110,000 00 1‘e rlb ...... 5 Bom* m eal, p r lb ...... 10c Kennebunk; Lottie Ames, Nash, Newburyport; Bob, 10,152 46 Medicines unrivaled for their wonderful properties constantly on hand; all kinds of Bedsteads, Bureaus, NEURALGIA and SCIATICA iu Head Li isei >1 oil, pr g a l...... SO Wool, pr lb ...... 30y50 Due from approved reserve agents, H. H. CRIE & CO., jm 6 .00 Rhoades, Boston; I) Ellis, Torrey, N Y; Floreo, Due lrom other National Banks, 811 01 and remarkable cures of all m-rvous complaints. Their Cane and Wood Seat Chairs, Children’s Furniture; II’ , While leail. pine,pr III.. 12 Calf skin«, pr Jib...... 12 Dodge, Brooklyn; Ocean Ware, Smith, Boston; Ma efficacy is equally grt at in the treatment ami car also a tine assortment of Spring Sets. Hair, DROPSY, Incipient Stages, 6.0.) G round p la -le r, Sheep skins, . ...75 FEMALE CORRECTOR, Monthly C ii i .KKY \M> lloniJIO l M». T ake il ami be Well. No Capital stock paid in, oiln-r inedieim* aels so promptly ami effectually in Surplus fu-d. Burial Robes and Caps of every Material. troubles, excesses or detleiencles S a iled . Other undivided profits, BLOOD MEDICINE ROCKLAND. thereof ; subduer of inflammation < '"Ugh-. ( '.-Ids. an.I all di-eas.-.- of the throat, lungs ami Buy a through ticket on board of ^sexual organs, changes of life < 'he-t. leading t<> < 'onsiiniptiou. Hundreds who once National Bank notes outstanding, T. F R E N C H , Sid Stli Tennessee, Pillsbury, N Y; Abiomak, Flye; Dividends unpaid, thought lb-a lia.l that dr.-ad .lisease have been restored Concord, Gray, Portsmouth; Medford, Jordan, Bos Individual deposits subject to check, 3m2l M a in S tr e e t, T h o m a s to n , M e. I.. Inai'li, by the use of this almost magic remedy. Il ton; C Carroll, Cudworth, Portsmouth; G W Glover, Steamer Katahdin, and Where may be found the largest uml best selected stock Due to State Banks and bankers, Ever placed before the people, Slid are warranted tube is also tin- best known speeilie for ( ’r.Hlp, and never Perry, N Y ; Excel, Poland, Bangor; lltli, Atalunta, of DIARRIKEA and DYSENTERY, 5.0.) tails in Whooping Cough. Trial size 10 cents. Brown, Boston; Exeter, Pendleton, N Y; 8 J kind the most powerful alterative ever originated by i DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, DE Total, $294,528 39 They impart W. l’l.Kuis.s <’<>., Wholesale Agt’s. sey, Crockett, «b»; Oregon, Stinson, Bridgeport; Cata- State of Maine,—County of Knox, SAVE 25 CENTS! BILITY or Langour. 5.00 MORRIS Ac HERITAGE, fbila.lelptiia, wamteak, Kennedv, Windsor, N 8; I.A Know, Pills 7w27* Haying Tools, APERIENT, to he used with all the lj-44 Proprietors. bury, do; T It Pillsbury, Pitcher, do; J C Crafts, I, John C. Levensaler, Cashier of the above named Greeley, Providence; Pallas, Rhoades, Boston; (Br) bank, do solemnly swear that the ubove statement is BLOOD & HIX, mixtures constantly, a household medicine for infants or adults, 3.00 sell Mary White, Man-ban, Cow Bay, C K; sells Con true to tin- best of my knowledge and belief. Strength to the Body 289 M ain Street. cordin, Robinson, Boston; Mary A, West, do; Hud J. C. LEVENSALER, Cashier. .V E O T Garden Tools, pplicants should make jyre that the Medicim < son. Post, Salem; Ida Hudson, Keuniston, Boston; Subscribed and sworn to before me this 13th day of io only from the A g en t, J . K. R obinson. F or f u r T. E. HBBETTS, Earl. Cunningham, do; 12tb, C 1. Ilix, Hix, N Y; o r l-information call ou or write to Wm Bice, Pressey, do; Planet, Henderson, Newport; Ju ly , 1875. Ectshest, Hi cheat and Most Elegant and Cost DENTIST. ship Herbert, Hill, Camden; sebs Granville, Clark, J. II. II. HEWETT, Justice of the Peace and Vigor to House Furnishing Goods, ly Stock in Knox County, of J. B. Bobinson, City Drug Stors, L ynn; 12tli, F 11, Gn-en. N Y ; 14th, Fleet W ing, Ken- Correct.—Attest. I Successor to P r. S. T l RHETTS, JR .,] iiistbn, do; Sardinian, Holbrook, do; Maggie Bell, Table and Pocket •lull 282 Main St., Rockland, Ma EDWARD O’BRIEN, ) mid infm ibe people of Koeklaml and vicinity Hall, Itielnnoud, Va; M Langdon, Mullen, N Y; R 8 llodgdnn, Morton, Boston; Utica,Thorndike, Portland; WILLIAM STETSON, > Directors. .'til..1 lie will eoiiiinue the pental practice at tin- same 3w32 THOMAS O’BRIEN, 1 G eneral I lard ware, t olli. - . c o r n e r M a in a n d W i n t e r Sh*., ami woiihljn*- Solon, Simonton, Danvers; Susan Scranton, Scranton, th e M in d . iLp- . tlullx solicit a -bare of public lavof. Newbern, N C. r Nitrous ()xide Gas administered for Ibe painless ex- C utlery, M ANDREW EVANS, traction of teeth. Ail operations warranted satisfae- DOMESTIC PORTS. Stoves, Ranges, (itCtry. <,'h:irg«*s reaMnmhl**. 6ml8 It E 1* <) It T Removing morbid sensibility, depression of spirits BALTIMORE—AR 8th, sell Cassie Jameson, Ports Silver and Plated Ware, Vest Merchant Tailor, m outh, N IL OF TIIE CONDITION OF THE CHARLESTON—Ar 9th, sell Aneroid, from Rock dementia and melancholia. JUST RECEIVED, AT J? F. C. FOOTE, Lime-Rock National Bank, Tin W are, etc. and Neck Chains, B( 1STON—Ar 12th, brig I Howland, (of Waldoboro) Next to B erry’s Stable. f Importer and Manufacturer of Lakcinuii, Surinam, via Barliadocs, June 25, with sugar Bronzes, Diamonds, and Molasses to J Van Pragg it Co; Mary E Van G. W . P alm er & Son's ('leaf, Thorndike, Wilmington, N C; Mansfield, 1 n Knox Comity. AND Ai-born, Roundout; Caroline Knight, Rhoades, Spruct As good as the best rru^Lviv iiyvnt! Resources. Head; Arcade, Gross, Camden; .Trader, Kennedy, And the cheapest in town, Rockland. Loans and discounts, $150,822 48 A Large Assortment Constantly FORTRESS MONROE—Passed in 12th, brig Lucy 105,000 00 The place to get your clothes W Snow, Hall, from West Indies for Baltimore. 8,416 49 For Sale by all Druggists! , , on-hand ! 13,000 JEWELRY Made, black, blue or brown ; •ash items, 2,674 39 of^everj|descriptiou, including No matter what shade 4®' Work oC all kitflin done to order. fi FOREIGN. Bi’ls o f oth e r N ational Banks, 5,760 00 N E W GOODS Ar at Havre, June 25, L B Gilchrist, Emerson, Ne’ Fractional currency (including nickels), 89 04 And will be Sent by Express to all Yourjiancy may take, No. 259, ^lain St., Rockland. I.egal-tender notes, 4,150 00 Roman Cold, Coral and Stone O rleans. AT t h e I have all the nicest A rat Barbadoes, June 15th, barque Megunticook, ltedemption fund with U. 8. Treasurer (5 Cameo Sets, Band, Seal Hemmingway, Boston. per cent, of circulation,) 4,725 00 parts of the Country, by addressing and Stone Rings, The manufacturers make. DR. STEVENS At Manila, May 25, ship Kendrick Fisli, Watts, for New York; (gets $11?, gold for 1500 tons sugar; $S T otal, Music & Variety Store B r a c e le t s , All wool I will warrant, Has removed his House and gold tor 4 bales fo r about 2000 bales of hem p, and $11 the Proprietor, And good wearing colors, gold per 46 cubic for measurement goods.) Liabilities. Lockets, Seals, Charms, &c O ffic e Sid from Bimlipatam, no dntc,-sliTp Nancy Pendleton, Capital stock paid in, Will make a nice pair of pants Pendleton, Marseilles. Surplus fund, Also, a rich assortment ot Other undivided profits, Fans! Fans! Fans! For even six dollars ; To Second House on Winter St., National Bank notes outstanding, to thi* r ig h t; th e .1. S pear bouse, so called, w h ere In* Dividends unpaid, Opera Glasses, And all other garments equally low will be happy to see his old friends end patrons, and Rockland and Yinalliavcn Steam Individual deposits subject to check, fi. EDGAB LOTHRfiP I D. Croquet, Foot Balls, Base And not a few people as many new ones as may choose to give him a call. Cashier’s checks outstanding. Gold Beaded Canes, OFFICEilIIOUUS boat L in e ! Due to o.lier Naiional Banks, Balls and Bats, Flags, Have'found that it’s so ; Due to Shite Banks and Bankers, Positive, from 1 'alto 4«; and lrom 7 to 9, P. MJ and beautiful and useful goods too numerous to men But I want a few more SUMML'R ARIIANG EM EST. Firew orks, tion. Ju ly 22JIH74. 32 Total, 294,637 40 143 Court Street, To give me a call, Q'D'IjprF APTVQ ot t,,c most approved Two Trips Each D ay! State of Maine,—Colnty of Knox, hk:—I, G, Fancy Back Combs, Bask K3A UUlAU-LiTjO, kinds, constantly ou And I’ll warrant satisfaction W . Berry, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemn, hand, iu great variety, and fitted to the sight with To one and to p 11! .Steamer Clara Clarita, ly swear tliat the above statement is true to the best of BOSTON, MASS. ets, Reticules, Mottoes, cure, special attention paid to VOSE & BURPEE, my knowledge and belief. A.. E V A N S , PAINTERS, L CAPT. WM. E. CREED, G. W. BERRY, Cashier. Stereoscopic Views, Watch Ttepairiug, Eugraving, u 322 Main S t, Rockland. Will run until further notice as follows .—Leave Car Shop over (iOliLD & PERKY'S Store, oppo Subscribed and sworn to before me this 15th day of Who may be Consulted Free of and all other work iu our line and the best efl'o ver’s Harbor for Rockland daily (Sundays excepted,) Ju ly , 1875. & e., & c., ph ases so universally. r r<>^ u Takes effect ,Iuuc 14tli, 1875. G I N C E l G O O 1 >f*b W lin rf __t an you spell consent with three letters ? V-e- . W ill I E . S W E E I an d IIE A L I 'l l V, > E W BAYOLINE n. v. r fails to stop fall L .ilt II 1*0 w —AT— ing out o f the hair. — He who can lie patieut has everything lofty BISCUIT. BA Y O LIN E will immediately eradi- 1)14 pr.pur.-d front li in-, lama cate daiidrutf. in his original nature. choice aromatics and genu ROLLS, I) BAYOLINE keeps tie- hair soft and — \\ lien Agassiz was pressed to deliver a lec vastly s u p e rio r Io i-v.-ry E x tra c t o r Essence o f Ging pliable F. U. CROCKETT, ID p . M. BA VOLIN E cleat Passenger trains arrive in Rockland at 10:15 A. M., ture for pay, he replied : “ I canuot all'ord t. la-fore till- public, all of which an- p repared wi BUCKWHEAT CAKES 278 trfAiN STREET. and 5:50 P.M. uh-ohot I»v tin- old process, it instantly relieves We ii.u i: ..»• ham, B A Y O L IN E will not the ha HOTOGRAPHER, A mixed train will leave Rockland at 0.30 A. M.; re waste my time for money.’’ B A Y O L IN E has won for its.-lt a turning, leaves Batli at 11 A. M.; due in Rockland GRIDDLE CAKES, Chickering & Sou’s, Bourne’s, Emerson’s popularity whieh has never before been 255 Main St., Rockland. 35 P. M. — We know not how much the heart can beai DISEASES OE THE BOWELS, e.pial . d by any orii.-r preparation r. coin and H aines’ Piano Fortes. ru-,'Vi. u - „ r l'riv ale an.l Pul,lie B n lljih g ., liui,l.- Trains will arrive and depart from R. R. Wharf for WAFFLES, mended for the same purpose. All win I Steamer connections. of sorrow without breaking. Alason 0 cents ft bottle. worms. T eething, and all Cabinet O rgan > an appropriate and iim-IiiI combi As a guarantee of the reliability of BAYOLINE — Love is sed tu be blind, but I know lots i GRAHAM GEMS, nation, very elegant. Ni:u S. l.o and » o.vuus vrio.s • 1permitted • t - - . b u , : , ■ “ • 11 u Arrangement of Trains. Siuumer Com S ro rs; Ca*'«-s of new and attractive designs, b'-ilelielal• rt-liohai results, mid is i.,.rfe. nU 1 , x, ‘ <‘dhiglv Ship Stores & Chandlery phellows in love who can see twice as much i DUMPLINGS, We have new and desirable styles of ••"’"P ' riihm . l i e i i i i n i i t :,, ,l"ainied w iib ifs Pj'tient--, mid ’ recoinim-ml.- their galls as I kan.— Josh Billings. plaints, GEOIUIE WORD’S ORGANS! It free 36 SOUTH STREET, PUDDINGS, T S I£ W A’O K K . •ting at Brunswick for Lewiston, Farmington, Augus- — The hair from a ladies’ braid should never 1 Where muv be found the J-ATEST STY I hir experience in the busin.-ss enable.' ns to accept DISEASES OF T H E STOM ACH, tiT E . A gent fo ...... "l An 4 .2 2 , 187:1. ly< Skowheganand Bangor, at Yarmouth with O. T. R. most FASHIONABLE DESIGNS, anil a good the important inventions and reject tin- unimportant. MISS P. II. Ft Westbrook with P. x R., at B. & M. Junction with worn on the lapel of a gentleman’scoat, unless tie- POUND CAKES, \Veli:iv- a large assortment of INSTKI’MENTS on assortm ent o f HOUSEHOLD FL’IIN IT t’KE. JnllNSTU.NK trains on Boston & Maine Road, and at Portland with I >Y-i|><-|isi:i, F la tu le n c y , S lu g g ish band. We are selling tin-be-t at the lowest prices lot Eastern Roail, arriving in Boston at parties are engaged. The surest, quickest ami most satisfactory way is to Cash or on installments. Send for new catalogues. 7 ? R.’ M.’” I tigcsfioii. Want of Tom- amt u.'Vlbe Instruments W arant.d! B. KIRKPATRICK & CO. Afternoon Train Bath, 4.15 R. M., (after arriv- — Error is constantly repeated in action, there Activity in tin-Stomach amt Kents payable in advance! al of train leaving i klam l, 1.30, P . M.,) connecting A good time to Furnish the Par Royal Raking Powder, OUR ENTIRE STOCK at Brunswick for 1 i.'t.ui and Augusta, and arriving fore the true should lie unwenricdly repeated in Bowels. Oppression after Our Ib-|i I’lni. t of Smaller Musical Instru Sliiiw anil CouiBiission Merchants, in P..rtland 0.15 P. ments, Musical W ares, staple ami Fancy l-'ating, Itising of lor, Extraordinary Induce II is now used in the best families the count r over- Goods is Complete. D« tile r s i Ship\Cbanftli > S ttn ’fH T rains Arrive.—Murnlog Train leaves Portland, words. tiii.l .'lands highest for strength and purity. Yon ran 6.15; arrives at Bath 7.53, connecting to Rockland. — The best war—the war against one’s weak Food ami Simi not (ail w in it it properly used, even in p .or Ilnur. ) Call on us and satisfy yourselves that “ These thing* .owi r Wate T hrough T rain s leave Portland, 1.10 I*. M , after a r ments I Bead the .li AKBiB<:fi> SMHV V. S tre et, I P iC tG U , la r A ilm e n ts. Housekeepers, Cooks, Ke-tuuruiit Keeper.' .....1 W. S . rival of trains from Boston; arrive at Bath, 3.10 R. M., nesses Baker'-, willl Hud il invaluable in renderingg light an I , Rockland. May 1S7-L Agents tor Yale Goal. Iron and Manufacturing connecting to Rockland. Schedule I palatable all form of cooking where da :m«I « re also for Messrs. Perkins & Job, N. Y. & Boston. Freight Trains each way daily, without change of — A party lie .ring of a dog after Landseer, STIMl EANT AND TONIC, I’arlarare ordinarily used—adding to Hie delic whiteness and healtlifnlness n . very preparation Goal Charters always on hand ft PAYSON TUCKER, Supt. wanted to know what he was after him for. Indies ami South American Ports, ,/t Ju n e 21, 1S75. Finely Flvored, Purely Medicinal, it will PARLOR FURNITURE. which it is used. o be Closed Out 1)13 — A little one after undergoing the disagree- Cordage, Tar, P i t c h , els am i im-rcha: Destroy a Morbid Appetite for Intoxi For salt | Wholesale.audiRclnil by able operation o f vaccinuatiou exclaimed, “ Now g I’A BLOB SI ITS i ?s »s i i >i ^ i ^i n i *:. cants, Strengthen and Invigorate vliioli are as good a: can !»«• found Oakum. Paints, JOHN (J. LOVEJOY'S I won't have to lie baptized, will 17 ” Cobh, Wight & Norton. Immediately the Organs of Digestion, l-A lII.O i; DI SKS. • E N T E R T A Aiii! uli kinds o f Ship CliniidliT.v. 1S75. Summer AiTiiiigi-nieiit. 1S75. — You may do a man a thousand favors an I And Build up the System, Enfeebled tncklmiil. Morel. 1. IBS. it. ii. ( HIE A. <0., Insurance Agency, ofl’end him once ami lie will never forgive you li.r and Broken Down by Long Con Three Trips Per W eek. the one offence; it outweighs all the favors. CUSTOM HOUSE BLOCK, tinued Indulgence in Spir- Pining Room Furniture Bangor to Portland. Boston, — It it is wise to have two strings to your bow. itous Liquors. Roeklniul, - - Maine. Lawrence and Lowell. it is also prudent to let one of your piirse-striug-> A grand selectio n in (l»is lin e, t OABDS, DINING TABLES Im* a check-string. STEAMER CITY OF RICHMOND. -li and Oak, with Dining <’h: 0. r. KITTriLSGE, — “ Time softens all thin- epi the younf » mutch. Also, a great vi < apluill C. I'llliy. le, ami w ith Will commence on the NEW AKKANGK* man who parts his hair I! M BS, lo In- -old Cheap for < : 51 ENT, with Connect ing Train* from P o r t ties on the street cars. Not hit Hampton Tea Comply, oi N, Y. land to Bo-ton, on MONDAY, Juno 21, 1875. :» follow*: «»any softer than he is. L E A V IN G BangorB a t 6 o’clock, s nil u re iiing ft>r tin- n ranging in prices from S27 to C- G. M O FFITT, vitii tb. id will wait tbr tin- arrival of tl.oM- Indie • « x«-rt the mst pow erful iiillui or as low as at any Want-rooms all weather. — A • ticketed through to Lowell, in u hom ing i circulation and perspiration, in linov County. Life and Fire insurance Agent, w ho nrc . fr..i if lie- body, a glow in.i o f 111.-rat Repie-eiit- Thirty -nine 51 illiou D ollars, IUNING, Passengers going East, will take the >k m u c h bi ll. lpisti-d a t th is ol1i«*t*J 6 o’clock I*. M., over eitln-r Eastern or Boston l.-i-:e«l, and in :i rtaft- o f tin* nm.'l urntilyii c i-« j». /L l 7 7r. l A U O l t h S ne R ailroad, a rriving in Portland at 10 o’elot k, while pain. s>m*!n--s <.f tl;>- bnm*s ami tnu.*-> h s «li-ap in p n u i No. 237 Union Block, X with the Steamer, arriving in Rockland at peal-, ami tin- pout MitbTer, in a state ..f miml at nne< -lock in the m orning, and It: 10:30 A. M. In this department will In* found some of 5 iKODKLAND, MAINE. — Il i.l that Pi c.iiuposeil am i liappv. sinks into a t efre.-liiim sli > p the very best RATTAN ROCKERS, HKCEP- joining towns; also. Railroad ami Stage connections at ,1_“ Well, I istinc until im-tiiiiiLf. from vvbieb lie a w aken- a m v Bellas id Bi ksport tor interior towns. no.N < H A IBS ami r Abo. a large stuck of ing Portland even day at 7 ..'eloek P. M. arriving in dd. AND ACTCTIONMEK, Boston at 5 o'clock in the morning. — “ l-inina.” t l little girl lo her seltool- Mali Stands, A »•>‘Tickets -old on board tin- R ichm ond, over the THV IT ONCE. Portland x Roebesti-r Railroad, to Nashua, W orcester, awful if somebody shoitld O. H. PERSY, mate, “ wouldn't Library and Book Stands, r.I.K-k, N o. :s, l.iiiK- Ktx-k SI Providence, N.-rwi.-li, Springfield, Albany, Hartford, shoot our schoolmistress?” “ was the re NN. m atter if y eltr shelve- an- lined with N'.-w Haven, and New York. Also all stations between will fail to d.-r Shelves and Card Stands. Portland and Worcester. ply hut then Wouldn't it la* nice not to have Baygag«* cheeked through on tin- steam er to dvstitia- Walt Brackets, any school 7 ” N. B.—Bear in mind ther Office Desks Setc. HERBERT LOVEJOY, tin- Boston x Maine Railm a I at Portland, to Boston ami When 1 understand my relation to myself .1.1 by all Prutr I.nw . II, arriving in Boston at in ami Lowell at 9.40 WEEKS .. eloek same evening. Far. to I owell same :c- lb flton. and to the Outward world 1 call it truth. TIiih i;, I util further notice the Richmond wil- make each one caruir*rists throughout - f t S T t an almeuik on board?” “ No, I haven’t.” i Steamer Ulysses, the United States and Canada. Il it liap|M*tis ilia! your Capt. David Robinson, “ Then, hejabbers, we shall have to take tin Francis Tighe. Driii'i'i.'l - lias not got it in sto rk , ask him to the Wholesale Agents, weather as it comes.’’ What I Know About Vo^ctino. '•;<'/ ;r T ’n \ ruing trains from Portland, Lewiston ami Au — No soul can grow that is never nourished in Sot n t Boston. May 9 , 1S70. W. W. M HIP RLE & CO., gusta, commencing TPESDAY, June 15th, for North II. R. SiT.vr.Ns, Esq.: GunpoMdei-. Haven, Deer Isle, So. West Harbor, Bar Harbor, (Mt. solitude. It is in silence that its deepest springs tVnii’i'ii Sporlin: Market Square, Portland- De-ert . I.amoiuc and Sullivan, connecting with Ells Dear Sir—1 have ba.l considerable < xp.-ri-m-e shell worth by s age, (9 miles) at Lamoille. Passengers for are fed from the secret sources of life. tl e Yrcm vT.. F..|- «1 Sp p-ia. -’Ciieral debilit) rpR Y Warren Sporting < ipowder, particularly W. PEKKINS X VO., I’oi-IIsnid Any .-tyle ot Single or Double I Hancock Franklin and Gniild.-horu will purchase im pure l.l.rnd. the VeoiCETINi:.i im: is -up* riot to anytbii.c ad :p’.' 1 to target fbootim «»r sale by short a,,lice and at reasonable mte-c j ib -. a ccommoiiatious tor Boaruing Hors, ami tickets tor Sullivan. Those tbr Trenton, to Latuoine. — “ How wouhl you feel, my dear, if you were used. I coinuiem-i d takiuu Mills Returning, will leave Sullivan ever) Monday, Wednes ...lit tin- m iddle o f last w inter, am i, afu 11. II.CRIE SCO., AgonU. V EOUGEC. GOODWIN -X < 0., siew t T e a m s, in tin* city, to meet a wolf ? ” aske.l an old lady of her little furnishing team day and Friday morning at 5 o’clock, toucultig as above, ottl.--. it • titirely c u n d im- .f d y -p ep 'i :;•*» ; r n n o v e r .‘-H ular attention is given arriving in Rockland in season to connect with the grandchild, with whom she was walking along a tim e. It w ill atftird im* pl.-a-i ulitioii a- at tb.- pre. jaclies tor funerals. I ::») P. M. train, arriving in Portland at 6. P. M. and H ouse F urnishing Book- kept at this olbce lor the dith rent Stage lonely country roa-1. “ 11 grandmamma, I should » should be left. Boston at lo P. M.. Lewiston and Augusta same even particulars rclutiv ing. Also connecting at Rockland with Steamers from who will call < l o u s e FRED Ii. BERRY. beso frightened ! ” was the reply. “ But I should CHAS. II. BERRY. Boston Tuesdays ami Saturdays, and for Boston Mon Athens sir ■ t days and Weilne-days. stand in front of you and protect you.” said the ry respcctfuily. LOOK,!-;: ddn-ss with stamp. • Freights taken at Low Rates. old lady. “ Wouhl you, grannie?’’ cried the COBB, WIGHT x NORTON, Agents. R ockland, May 5, 1875. 22 child, clapping her hands with delight. •• That D y-pepsia. D . RL B I R D &, CO, wouhl be nice ! While the wolf was eating you I SY MPTOM Mlt o f appetite, ri.-ioir o f food : C Sucevsntirs to (!. H’. Uroicn ty j’o.,y a.-li. li< Kai-es Ketluc-oil ! should have time to run far away.” wind from tin icli, acidity of the ’ ’ UEALEKS IN t.nrn, dryn.-' of tin-tongue in tl.. moru- — During a clerical conference, the following ing...... - -- - - lln* stom ach and bowels, tiim-s ruiubllng and pain; .-ostivem-—-, which i- (gANO CHAIK§, West India Goods and Groceries, For Mt. D esert & Machias. conversation was heard bttween two newsboys: neeasionnlly interrupted by diarrbo-a: paleness of tb. oona As'tist, Abo, Hard and Blacksmith’* Coal, Wood, Hay urine. Tin- moinb was clammy, ,.r lias a sour or bill, i III kinds null sizes al very low pi ii-es.,l>y Is BOCK AGENTS?.. saml, Fire Brick and Cement. “ I say, Jim, what’s the meaning of so many min t.-i'tc. Olli.-i- frequent sym ptom s a rc w aterbnish, palpi <. II'.- Medical A dviser.” bv R. V. Pierce, M. D. I be i s t t e G i t y ! : -PI C! I I I.IA -tip (lu* attdtOon of the Public NO. 6 , RANKIN BLOCK- Summer Arrangement. isters here altogether? ” “ Why,” answered Jim, tatioii oi l a, In ai l, b<-ada.-b<- and d isorder- o f tlo- s.-m . - m..-t It-a.lv selling book out. Exelusive territory and a- seeiii” double, • le. T b. r. i- u.-m n J debility, lan- to Hie fact tb::! be has -.-itb-ri in Rockland, and HI, ,a! t. i:ui'. A.I.Ir. ss the Autboi- at P.nllalo. N. \ Rockland, April 5, l»?4. scornfully, “ they always meet once a year to mmr ami aversion t.. nmton; dejeetion of tb. spirit § H. H. CRiE& G O .,3 il e ngaged in Hu- P o rtra it business. disturbed sleep and frightful dreams. TWO H i l l ’S 1‘EK WEEK. swap sermons.’” SOLAR PORTRAITS MADE F89M LIFE. T horndike itfotc!, If. 1 2 0 5 MAIN STREET, HISTORY toi l/ ti/ M i l i i i t Iroin tie- 1-arli. st pe. — One exceedingly warm day in June a nei'rit- Gained Fifteen Pounds of Flesh. rio.l to tile present tim e, by .Zo/o/ > KOCKLAJS i D , - MAINE. STEAM E li LEW ISTON, INDIA INK. PA OF r . J/.M./.'.A n. w l.««»k..f valuable in- Capt. Ciiaki.es P eeking, bor met an old man, and remarked that it was Sot i ll Bkiiwick. Me., J a n . 17,1 •'72 HAYrt.V. E UJ.eCII A V. ,’ii l E. Proprietors. II. R. Stevens, Ksq.: plete in one handsome volume Will h-av Raiir.-ad Wharf, foot of State Street, Port very hot. “ Yes,” said Joe; “ if it wasn’t for one BLACKSMITHS’ Pi.-un- (riPuu MA NE, Dear Sir—1 have bad dyspepsia in its 1 published at a price within the reach . terry Brothers’ l.iv. ry Stable is connected with land, every Tuesday and Friday rv* mugs at 10 o’clock, tin- last - - - . !l‘. d- o f di.II:.I'- illll-l ■ .roil arrival of Express Tiain from Boston, arriving at thing, I should say we were gout0- to have a . making them ot nin • p.ople. •dirim w'tlioiit obtaining any relief. Ii Slock and Tools. z.e ot 1 il-. By tin- II. H. R l'S S E L L . Publisher. Boston. Roeklaud i v. ry Wednesday and Saturday morning thaw.” “ What is th a t? ” inquired the frieti-1. Septellll.e last I ..mmet.e»-d taking Hi.- Vi ci ri.M about I ..’eloek ; tlo nee to ('astllle, I)e» r Isle, Sedgwii k. South West Harbor, Bar Harbor, (MLDesert,) Mill- “ There’s nothing froze,” said Joe. bi.-li tim e ii iealtblei- steadily improved. 329 RlatA Street. My food dig«*sls •11, ami i havegaim-d fifteen p-.iiii.b at Boston and Portland prices Splendid Picture can bo Obtained. AiiLPiTS WANTED?- bridge, Join-sport, ami Macliiasport. — Old Lady (who sleeps hadlv) : “ Now, s--\i-ral oth e r- in this place lakin*. \l.-n o r w oineu. $34 a week, KNOX HOTEL, RETI RXING -Will have Maebia: port every Mon I’.TINi:. all have obtained relief. 2 0 5 M A IN S T R E E T , IK .’roof ftirniBhed.BuFiness pleas day ami Thursday morning at 5 o’clock, toiiciiing su» Mary, ii 1 should want to l.ght my can lie are the Yours truly. ant and honorable with no risk. above, arriving at Roeklaud about 5 o’cl <-k the same I'lKP-l AS E. MOORE, < ‘ro 4 •>»«*i'y . A U'» page circular and Valuable ■ vi ning. ami at Portland same night, usually connecting matches there? ”—Mary : “ Yts ma’am, there's i tv. r- - i- o f card room. I’ortsiuoiitb < Mill- 5 1. 5 1. < 'i-j.' .Xs 4 '<». .n il I1..I M..I.-M1.I Samples free. 8 » “Send you rad- wit . tin- P. liman Train, a tl early morning train* tor wan.” Old Lady: “ One ! Why; if it tu s-es li.e, < b h i.- is i W js j *<*. sra p h . dress on postal card. Don’t de E. E. POST, Proprietor. Boston. lay but write nt once to Fare from Roeklaud ft. Portland, $1 do; ft. D.-. r Isle, or won't light ” ------Mary : “ Oh, ,livji ;l (, All histR isR of -lie Blond. | P:ctureK TastefuI !y Frame.1 F. M. KEED.SruHT.,NEW voit5» 1’. F . H A N L E Y . Ci.euk. $1.00; to South West Harbor, $2.uo; tt» Bar Harbor, ye pain, eb-anse, purify and rIT n \ \ I I E R e v e : : IT HAS BEEN TKIED rpiH S House, wliieh it situated it ma’am. Sure I thried it.” If Vi S 1 n e ar till- bead ol Ivuo.x stre e t. M. NY. FARWELL, Agent. j i i i highly lini'befl be T tra^hf next door to Post Ollier, l-'..\|.n - - — A clergyman, in endeavoring to explain the health :i W *«‘. Agent’s (Hliee, No, 2 Atlantic Block, corner of Main and Telegraph office', ami within and Sea Streets, (up stairs.) Rvahlciie corner of warming, viviljing inllucoce of love in tie heart —'^.xasfex.' iivi- m in u tes w alk ol th e D epot, Im- K l o n o W j i i m *. J U E U B E B A > thoroughly renovated, papered, painted and ot man, at last, said, “ Why, love is the eleun-nt- furnished with « ntirely new furniture.including beds, 1. ill the clr< ulal Stock, Tools & Supplies •Stablishe.l itself as a perfect regttl arv prim iple of warmth ami life, as may he set u /;/•»»T~.\ DOCTORED‘HITTERS, but is. •adim-ss to convey passengers to ami from I?liCMihitic linim ent! c o o n i: \ io e \< < 'si( B *fy. death. •ygooil Boattling and Livery Stable in con; Cures Rheumatism, j While Swelling. Diphtheria, — Julies (who has walked the length of Ifs NS ;i!.-;. VSGETftBLE T0S5C Neuralgia. Toothache, Dysentery, Puln in the f X 't.cci sni: furnish.-, and Huts stim ulates tin- app. sed w ith gn-at Is nelil Stomach, Back or Head. It also cures lawn to expostulate with his milkmau on cruelly tite ft.r f..o.i neee.'s rv invigorate the weakened or oirided with dizzim-■ Inllammatioii ol |tlie Kidneys to animals) —“ Do you know what happened to I { f o o m . - j . •rives stn nglli to all tin-vital foree.-. IT ( A R R 1 E S I IS < >\\ N RE< OM M END I CHAS. A. DAVIS, ami Bladder, ami Balaam ? ” Milkman—“ Yes.” Jones—“ Well, TIO N. a- lb. large md rapidly im r< a-iugsal. - te-tily all H um ors ir.-ill.l.-.l « ill. UH.l I I tr iis in Mss. bottle. Ask \oiir druggist lor it. id has been greatly hem-titled. POWDER AND FUSE, Price Oik* D ollar a what was it ? ” .Milkman — “ The same thing that Geo. c . Goodwin >< Co., Boston', Mass. Wholesale Attorney and Connsellor at Law. ol the skin, and lor all kinds ol Lamenesstand Smed Im p lie d to me just now—a donkey spoke to him. '1'IIOM AS G ILM O R E, iftiors*-'. L_r Don’lT a il to try it. Put up by •22:".. W alnut S ire Flower l’ols and Flow’d CUSTOM HOUSE BLOCK. Gollang! ” Geo. W. McKenney, RELIABLE E\ IDENCE. Pot Brackets in great va SHOT AND OAFS. ROCKLAND, MAINE. “ On which side of the platform is my train ROCKLAND, MF. Mu. II. R. Stevi.n asked a stran ?er in a Jersey City depot the ot riety. :„ „ -l Ui, For sale by all Druggists. t-ui.4 Dear Sir—1 will t d mv h-stinmm ! I . N - K E E N E , day. “ Well, my friend,” replitwl a gcntlcm to tin- great num ber 1-eeei've.l ill fa\..l liin'INE. ft.I I (lo Wltolesiilo «hi<1 R etail. h i m .!:!; ix passing, “ If you take the left, you'll In* right, if HR. R. B. BAYNES mt think i its pr:ii*e. for I G. L. BLACK, you take the right, you’ll he left.” 'oirided .....« tbirly years with that‘dreadful di-eas.*. HR. IL B. BAYNES, BOOTS, SY0E5, RUBBERS, a-1.1 ba.l such had coughing spelli* that it would II. Il.( ii!E A CO., ’’a.’. ittninSI. -<•! a x-.s, s.-ft-- t — illier, W a x L ea th e r. French 151 I .1 , 1 »< >!- !' |< If , — t'hiet Justice Lowe decides against Alin .v- though 1 could liev.-r hr. all. any m ore, ami m l A mp-'' • ••'-• skins. Machine Belting, ViaiKTINE l.a- c r e d m e; ami I .1.. ft el to ...... I Dentist, Homoeopathic’and Mag i.tilings and Shoe Findings, KOCKI.AND, ME. Eliza Young, “ liecause the payment of alimony in ..1.1 S dfs. t. The gold is all ii elted dl the time that tim e is so good a m. All work will be faithfully ami Ipromptly attended UNI., and I also think it otic o f tin- b< dieini-s for ...... uh- into plait Ids laboratory . 2d carats 1 i Miami. i’f . her case would bestow apparent if not real sanction netic Physician, IM-r that is reliable, roughs and weak silikin in a very substantial upou the practice of polygamy, whieh is against O ne o f th e m ost successful *u*.;ling m edium s in the l«'.»r every w hole st i etli a lia n d 'o m e gold F . 1, 1875. 5 orders may be left ot bundles sent tli * that i profession. Cures Itln-inmitism. Neuralgia, Nervous- mule ol jflire go ld : will I a stern E x p ress Office. 31 tlie law.” So because punishment would “ sail - • then Ring will la* Llirowu m-ss ami many cases ol dexiuess, ccleris /mribiis. break; can make twenty a day lias possession of all the best boards in the city. I. :.- Special I real im-nt for riisi*::se< e | (be m outh and all Riiulsof ('a tion ” Brigham's crime, he is to go scot-free? caused bv wearing Artiticial Teeth, made on common Teeth lifted wit Ii pure gold from TRUE P. PIERCE. moil .-ize c a vities, w ith tin ati Red Rubber Base. Office hours, all day. — Artemus W an I was one day lying upon a cavity; in some cases less. APPRECIATION. Corner of Main and M yrtle Street, (upstairs), Attorney and Connsellor at Law, sofa enjoying a cigar in the little office of his pnU AT PANIC PRICES- l i < Hi < xtracted without pain by :i (^vofhrtt, ( ’ll AH BESTOW n. Mass., March 19 ROCKLAND, MAINE. 3m3 thus dispen - - ■• . lishernt New York, when he received a telegraph oilier similar agents. Oliiee in Now Court House, ic dispatch from Mr. McGuire of the San rtify that I have i •III.H IL IL CIHE 4 CO., All operations warranted to give satisfaction; 15« »eiCT^AISI>. : M AINli Teacher of Piano. Organ,iViolin and ” ;i;tine) in my Ifamily .ra l sisteui witli Itis .well-known reputation. t»l•<» Cankerous ||u- Carriage Spokes, Wheels, Harm ony. cisco Opera House asking, “ W hat will yo nl think that, for i’: tients .'tillering from any derangement ol health, Prompt attention given to all business en Rheumatic a i.t be excelled; in 205 MAIN STREET. * ...... -■• iv n ’T9 TERMS Organ antf Piano. $15 for 24 Lessons for IB nights in California ?” Without a im inent's un.’i rgoiug dental operatiuns, such as having Set.- , i blood purifii -dieiue il is the Rims,Shafts, Hubs, T.-etli in-erted, will not be charged ft.r Uoimi-opath 4in,$12for 24 Lessons. reflection or changing his position, he replied, best tiling 1 1; mid I have used almost . \ . rv- medicines prescribt .1 in his office, or lor any cures i P.ZO. A d d ressB ox, 5 6 . 32 chc-orlully recom m end it to any one ill thing. 1 Seals, &e., stantaneoii- by magnetism. Chronic di-eases e “ Brandy ami water. A W an t” He soon filled <1 o f s :li a mcdiciuc. , H. & G. W . GOGHRAH’S p.-.-t fully, NOTICE. cepted. Gtlice hours all day. a remarkably successful engagement, the dispatch MR: A. Corner of Alain am i Alyrtle Streets, (upstairs) a ten dollar joke— being published in the San LOWER THAN EVER AT riM IE Committee «.n Accounts and Claims of tl.- I <>f Rockland w ill be inscs-Ion at the Cli v Tr< H C f^ K I.A N D , MJh.iro'12 Carriage Paints, Oils, Francisco papers and proving a good advertise- 205 Mam St., (Ittiee, Masonic Block, on the last FRID ZIBE, MARINE, LIFE, V cgetine is Nolil by .ill Druggists niug of each m onth, from 7 1-2 till 9 o’clock, I" ■■I » :m t,-.1. I ll • •' - woiking people oi both .-exes, young and AND nient, purposi- o f exam ining elnims against tin* city. old, make mo*e niouey at work for us. in their own lo I I . I I . Ch-ie Ac CO. All bills must In* approved by the part) contra. Varnishes, &c., — A citizen who met an old acquaintance on calities, during their pare moments, or all the titan at any thing else. We oiler employ incut that will the street recently asked why he wore a wee 1 on FARM FOR SALE! II. G. BIRD, i I k hhat I asi rance R.C. HALL. > Committee. pay liamlsomely for every hoar’s work. Full particu Of the Very Best Quality at his hat. “ For my poor wife who has passd ELVEor thirteen acte. ot nice iars, term-, kc’. sent tree. Send us your addri ss 1 land in one of tin best mcalituF L E A N D E R THOM A S .) once. Don’t delay. Now is the time. Don’t look I Agency. over the river.” was the melancholy reply. “ W’ell in the city, convenient to the Post WOWSER work or business elsewhere, until you have le.trued . (Ulin- mid Depot, with two Story w hat w e oiler. l ‘i land, Mai H. H. CRIE & CO.’S, can’t she come hack—aren’t the ferry boats run - Dwelling House ami I.: also Barn, G. BriNsoN & Co.', CAPITAL REPRESENTED, OYER Tli« buildings are in good comlition; tli laed n ing?” was the surprised query. The man had M.YNUKACTBRED AT 205 Main Street.. K> to explain that he did not refer to the East River* /V All persons who contemplete making contra« SIXTY MILLION DOLLARS Warren Powder Mills, Warren, Me. CARRIAGE CLOTH, with newspapers for the insertion of ad*et-tiremea: s, — It is not surprising that we are all more o f I.osses Adjusted and Paid at this Agency LASTING, Mining and Sporting Powder, best should send 2 5 cts, to Geo. I’. Rowell & Co., 11 Park ess pleased by the mediocre, because it leaves us > quality in the world. For sale by Leather, Hair and Row, New York.tor their I’A .Mi’ll LET*ltot»h(#i«rfy. Berry Block, Rockland. NEW YORK TRIBUNE. R ockland, F e b . IS, 1S75. sccenth cd/Ziou,containing lists ol ove/2000newspapers n peace and gives the quiet feeling of n a tio n II. IL OKIE & CO., Agents, and estimates showing the cost. Advertisements taken R ockland, 1874. 3f» “ The Leading American Newspaper.” T r i m m i n g s , for leading papers in many States al a tremendous re with our equals. 19 Main St., Eockltuid, Me, THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM. ductiou from publishers’ rates. Get the Book. Daily. S10 a year. Semi-Weekly, S3. — A certain editor, soon after he began to learn Curls nl Giofray’s AT VERY LOW PRICES. PATENT SHIPPING TAGS W eekly, B3. the printing business, fell in love with a preacher’s r|ARY Border little gunpowder, a general favorite Postage Free to the Subscriber. Specimen RECOLLECT that Dr. Alexander’* Summer R.-me- Copies and Advertising Kates Free. Weekly, In cluba daughter. The next time he attended meeting he Switches at (iiofray’s sportsm en, for side H. H. Crie & Co., V dv is adapted to all ag. - and will l"7l"'e*> Printed to order at Short 1 with by of 30 or more, only $1, postage paid. Address TUK W edding Invitations.—Latest Styles 1it I,;- I tia n I,,.::,. I • ''V '" ' II, H. CRIE, & CO. was rather taken down at hearing the preacher l,u» mid the most violent puli,. Ash for it. 1 rl, Tribune. N.Y, Bly 12 with or without monogram, and envelopes to BLANKS, Town Orders and.Auditor’s 1G 2(15 MAIN STREET N otice* announce “ My daughter is grievously tormented mutch, lurnislted at short notice at tiii a <>F cents. 3 Reports printed u aboil notice with a divil.” KICK.
