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The Waterville Mail (Waterville, Maine) Waterville Materials Colby College Digital Commons @ Colby The Waterville Mail (Waterville, Maine) Waterville Materials 12-22-1876 The Waterville Mail (Vol. 30, No. 27): December 22, 1876 Maxham & Wing Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.colby.edu/waterville_mail Part of the Agriculture Commons, American Popular Culture Commons, Journalism Studies Commons, and the United States History Commons Recommended Citation Maxham & Wing, "The Waterville Mail (Vol. 30, No. 27): December 22, 1876" (1876). The Waterville Mail (Waterville, Maine). 695. https://digitalcommons.colby.edu/waterville_mail/695 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Waterville Materials at Digital Commons @ Colby. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Waterville Mail (Waterville, Maine) by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ Colby. ^atcrbillr Snsiness ilactrsi. Ern. JIAXIIAM, I DAN'I. B. WINQ EniTORfl. G. S. TALMER, A 'ViowsT Gat.k prevailed on Saturday, Surgeon Dentist. increasing in violence until it became almost Ofmcb—over AUlen IWr .Uwelry Stor», oppottUo rcople'0 NHt. Mitnk. a hurricane, the cold steadily growing more Residkncs—oorner of Ootlege ntid Gutclioll Sts Intense until Sunday morning when the thcrnioiiKter, registered from twenty to rt7“I nm now propered to ndminislor pure twenty-four degrees below zero. Almg Nili'ous Oxitle Oae^ which I slnili coiistnntiy keep on Iinnd for those who wish .'or this atiscs* Itie const it was even m<iro violent than to thetic when hiiving teeth extracted. tlic interior and it was a fearful time for 0. S. I’ALMEH. WaterviDe, July 20,1875. tho shipping. In Portland consideialilo damage was done to huiUUngs, One of the C. F. THAYER, l^L J)., ventilators blew from tlio top of Music Hall, making a l)lg hole in tlie roof. Men wero OFFICE, Cor. Main & Temple Streets, over And reverently milking the sign of the preserver. My on’y merit i.s having children ol Ids neighbors, liccause intel­ PHILOSOPHER AND POET. L. E. Thayer &> Son^s Store. cross, he led the recluse to the chainher pointed out to that magnanimous prince ligence and virtue in the communiiy will blown lUxmt and hijiiratl and wng'jiis wero ItEStDENCE, Main St, opp, Elmwood Stand. “ IWtr)’, if iHJrfectofl, is the only verity; is overturned, aud even a Boston nmner was of tlio invalid. a great talent dead, and great m sforliine raise the value ot Ids farm. Ho uiidcr- the 8j>eech of man after the ro-il, ami not after OJUlcc Uiurs: 9 to 11, a. iu., 2 to 4 aud The noble peasant, the illustrious au- existing.’ slancls tliat all improvements that affect the apparent*'’ Halmi Wai.do Emerson. twisted about and Imd one of his limlis cen- ■ ‘ 7:to‘Hp. X. PANE PICTUBES. llior of so many grand works was ex­ ‘And where are ynu gning?’ a-ked the public good promote his own per.-on* An olil philosophor omx^ ouuKht, siderahly injured. At Knlghtsvillc an un- tended upon a miserable pallet covered Julia. al wcllarc, and ilib wellare of Ids chil­ As if hy ohanoo. a wing-od thought, liiil.slied cliurcli was blown down. BY ROSE TEIUIY COOKE. with a strip of green serge. Ilis wife ‘ I ro'urn,’ said Tlmddeus, ‘ lo the It was so (Iclicnto and bright, MISS EMILIE S. PHILLIPS, dren. Mo wiHhml it put in woni.s aright, and eldest son stQod at the heud of- tlic SKownKO.\!t Is to Imvo two courses of Teacher of Inatfnmental Music. A wondcr-worHor all night long Roman camp, to lay aside my uniform Now I ask my readers to look about To hold it fast, that all mignt hco Residence on Sherwin Street. IIoH w’rouglit hiR tank for me; lied and made willi their entwined linnds and resume tny herinii’s robe, not again over the community, nod'see if they do And fcol Its oUanu ns woU as he. lectures, in oi,a of wliielt Dr. liohins, of Now, by the cold and distant dawn, a pillow.for the painter, for his breath­ to leave till I rejoin my well beloved not find the beat farmers and the most Uo searched his rarest thoughU in vain ; Colby, and Rev. A. S. fiodd, of Batti, aro His rairaolcs 1 see; Refertncti,—E Toumjee. Dr. of Music, and ing was already paiiilnl. .Inlia, the eld­ llirifty and independent farmers in that liu raekod fur naught his |o.tni>od brain. down for loctnres. Pkok St a. KMEi.r, of E. Cons, of Music, Ills gravings on the wiiiduw-pauo The words ho found, thoy wore so long ; Xloston, 0£ magic traoery. est daughter, who was colchratcd at Par­ nciglihorhuud where the myst money lia-. They were bo clumsy, weighty. stn>ng, Jesus and the Common' I’KOrLE.— Piiop. Ei.dku ihet witli llnttcring success Hero lifts an Alpine summit, steeps ma for her great beauty, leaned against been expended in improvcraonls; in That, when he made n ongu withal, with his illusirnted CentcnDtal Lectures in WALDRON, As the heavenly stair, the hed-post, her hands crossed upon her Tlio common people heard him gladl-'. o'uii'clies, scliools, (luhlic building.*, high One «o3rc« qotiid ace ttin tiionght nt nil. A wayside cross below the path, « breast ;her eyes were fixed on a cr'icilix This is one ol the clearest tokens ol the ways, parks and fountains ? The hi-ati At last, by failnro soro dismayed, llnllowell. Opunsellor at Law But not a pilgrim there; divinity of his teachings, .simplici Mu c.\Ucd a {HK*t to his aid; No sad face of humanity, which hung from the wall, and .she seem­ liful village i.s always surrounded by an Bat when he held his cage in view, Tiix case of Joanna B. Gllmou ys. Wal- • ' * AVAtKRVILLR, ME. No agony of prayer. ty and Ircquetit lioiiiclincss of these ed to pray fervently. The litile girls, intelligent, lultivatod, enterprising and Ho dimly then the thougnt shone tlirougli, l.ice II. Carter was wou by the plaintiff. And here, before a lonely lake, Agnes and Veronica, slept peacefully in teachings have, no doubt, repelled some public-spirited agricultural population, Me fcurc<{ the seer wouht not guesH Ct^Special attentiuu given to collecting. Col- One^halt its real luvclincHH. ectjrour bills and pay your debts. A fringe of reeds and fern; each Ollier’s arms on a bundle of strnw wlio wouhl lain have had from him pro­ and their sliaring and aiding in the pub­ I For the Mail.] Acmes the water's crystal chill found di.scussions as to the divine nature, No dying Kunseta burn. in a corner of the room. The violence lic improvcinciils has made the lariners The poet poured tho bant Ijctwecn, FREE TRADE. 3r. Zr. a. GANNETT, the ground of rigl.l, the luaetionsof con­ At fii>t. with sadly pur.ziud mein { You hoar nut on that rushy e.horo of disease distorted the features of the and ilicir snug farms what they arc.— But BtM>u his eye, b\B brain, caught tiro; Wo rloeeil our last artielo on Froo Trade The call of drake or tern. Homoeopathic Physician & Surgeon artist, and, liis fine face boro llio mark' science, tlie essence and mode of lile lo [Cor. Western Journal- Me made u cage beyond ilcsirc. witli tbo follAwlng seutenco:—Ono party Here lies a omw^ of broken boughs, of holli^frlTysical and mental - suffering. come. But such discussions wou[|i have Where, gently prisoned, scorning freo, to tlio wickod compromtan boa perishod ; The Ctiuught was held fur all to mic. BitsiOKMClit—Mrs. Danbnr's Center St. A windfall in the wo<m1s; He -sfiisi rightfully thin, iind flames seem­ been lor the fe*’, not lor the many. I tbo other lives tiudor tbo haii of justice, Some wild and wandering hurricane K.-sowledoe Made Uskt'di..—In a Okfick:—At Savings Bank Block, Main'St. Hath wrecked these solitudes; a teacher came lioni God with a broad recent address to the students ol ilie 'liic words he ohoso were niinpic, few ; trutli, and goiHl policy, to bu disiKiscd of ed to dart from his sunken eyes. Mu t<»ok a simile or two — as tUo wiwbun loacnod from cUasllBCraont But on that tangled drearinese mission lo liumauiiy, liis instructions must School of Pharmacy, London,.by Mr. And yet 1 know not how 'tw.is done, >WATERVILT.E. ME. No living step intrudes. ‘ Thaddeus,’ said tlie painter, in a and cxpiTicuce may direct. Tlio parly ol necessity, liavo been adapted lo the Barnard S. Proctor, he illustrated a- That thuK tho word and thtmglitbeoiuod one; faint voice, ‘ am I in danger of death ?’ That when he mode his cage wiihal. that has perislied was tbo slavu bolding And here in Arctic waste and woe; common people ; lor they are the over- follows, the idea that not only must the J. K. SOULE, A glacier's mighty faCc. J’liaddeus made no reply. The paint­ Olio never dreamed it oagu at all. intori'st, tliil only a fuw short years ago Teacher of M.xisic. Majestic in its awful march, er repealed his questijii, hut was again welniing majority of Clirisliaii believers mind have received an ample store ol Helma W. Paine. was so proud and strung as to defy tliu Blow seaward from its pluco. and workers. useful luct.s, hut all those faculties niust world and make tbe daring attempt to de­ WATEUVILBE, ME. Beneath that frowu tiC sclcmn death met will) silence. • Then there is no longer any hope,’ Tlio common people heard him gladly. also have received a large development stroy the nation, of wliicU we aro a part ; There lives no human trace, OUR TABLE.
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