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were stopped, the wounded member ex­ left after everything was settled to finish A WEDDING IN CAIRO. desirable acquisitions. The eunuchs vainly [From our Regular Correspondent. M r ® . tracted, hut all bruised and bleeding. the hoy’s education, and the dear, brave endeavor to maintain order, and are nt no Our European Letter. harden f g f lm r . Eleanor’s fingers bound up tho lacerated girl would not let them tell tho young fel­ A Graphic Picture of the Ceremony iu an pains to enforce their wishes with modera­ hand in her own small handkerohief, the low how much it was. and has been work­ E gyptian H a r e m . tion, hut elbow and shoulder about com London, E ng., Sept. 21. 1880. H.H.CRIE&CO. For the Gazi Brief article*, suggestion*,and results of experience master thanking her courteously; then he ing hard, very hard, I believe, though I amore. Suddenly arises a piercing shriek Affairs in Ireland are rapidly progressing drove away in his fine carriage, and did not We were invited for sunset and accord- relating to Farm, Garden or Household management Channels for Love. don’t know al what, and he does not yet Every ono for an instant stands still. A 1 from bad to worse, and the agrarian nNew England the culture of flax which *$uch chaunels to provide, then galloping to the stables, left his horse, looking for a governess for her two little windows and portraits and the plentiful curtain ami are blackening the ceiling. If , .. . . . „ , has been neglected for many years, is be­ B . I C K SM 1T H S- Stock and Tools, ■ Je re ry fountit of love for us and walked rapidly in the direction of the girls, and. of course. Miss Eliot being so show of green and red Hags, trimmed with the turmoil has been terrible before, ft has ,ir' t ‘’Pl’Ottnn.ty. that is whenEngland has ing revived. We could never really un­ ! C O R D A G E and Ship Chandler}', J*\Vill »oon lx-1p parched and dried, light dress. well recommended, she might suit.” gold tinsel, stood out in a hundred different been as nothing compared to the really in j ’,er Hands full of foreign complications and derstand why it wns given up in Maine Nor was he mistaken. Under the shade “ I’ll give you tho address.” shades o f color. Guests were arriving fast, fernal “hola hola” which now arises. Words a hundred thousands Fenians are armed where forty years ago, it wns an important CARRIAGE BUILDERS* Supplies, e must share, if we would keep some in rumbling harem carriages, some industry. We can well remember when That hlessiug from above; of a wide-spreading tree, her hat off. her Then Gilbert waited impatiently, while utterly fail to portray the scene. As to with muskets; and to this end Fenian agents C A R R IA G E Trimmers’ and Painters* Goods, leasing to give, we cense to have— lap full of early wild flowers, the sunlight his aunt rung the hell and Parker was dis­ on muleback, some on foot, and many the eunuchs, thev Lake their staves and lay • „ „ , tl e almost every farmer had a piece of land brought a batch of female slaves as escort, about them indiscriminately, and it fs W m g and stealing them as fast reserved for flax, and how lteantifol it SK IP Spikes, Oakum, Paints, Such is the law of lore. falling through the leaves on her bonny patched to find Mrs. Audley’s letter; then brown hair,sat Eleanor Eliot. A small hoy, there was a hunt for her ladyship’s eye­ to give themselves dignity withal. Need­ chiefly owing to the. frantic exertions of j possible. Even a portion of the money looked when in blossom : hut we presume F D U E R M E N S * Fittings, about two years*old, lay with his head in glasses. At last the welcome words fell on less to say that eunuchs abounded: indeed, these pitiable wretches that the whole which the charitable world sent to Ireland there is many a young man in Maine to­ QUARKYMEX'S Stock and Tools, Powder, etc., her lap, laughing and throwing his legs his ear. we were all women and eunuchs, but not a place is not burned down. With singular last winter to keep the people from starving, day who was reared tijatn the farm and From Afar. about “promiscus,” while she pelted him man to be seen. A military band was sta­ never saw a field of flax, and would net JfA.ILS, GLASS, Paper, Paints, Two days after, sadly against his aunt’s unanimity and presence of mind they re­ is said to have been invested in Snider rifles Oh, Ixjve, come back, across the weary way with the blossoms. advice, Mr. Falconer started for London, tioned before the gates,ami awoke the echoes pair to the spot, freely walking over their know the names tior use of the break, the ■ 4>U*KS, R E V O L V E R S , Cartridges, etc., Thou did’st go yesterday— “ O h!” she cried, kissing him, “ you going straight to a small, shabby house in with barbaric strain, which appeared to fair charges, and in a few moments suc­ for murder and assassination. The Gov­ swingling board and knife and the hatchel, GALVANIZED Spikes, Nails, Blocks, Row Locks Dear Love, come back! lenr, good little man, what comfort you are an humble location have no little effect on the carriage horses ceed in mastering the flames. A wedding ernment is perfectly aware of this latent implements for dressing flax, if be should “ I am too far upon my way to turn : an«l mules, for they pranced and reared in by chance find them in some old attic, Hoop Iron, etc., to me.” I “ Miss Eliot.’’ he asked eagerly of the is often enlivened by a fire, owing to every rebellion, and yet is taking no effective Be silent hearts that yearn terrible fashion. bhotild flax culture be revived among us, The leaves rustled, and Mr. Falconer i miserable-looking female who opened the one’s carelessness, so that the clever con­ means to crush it. A few days ago, a cer­ CARPET WEAVERS’ Twine and Warp, Upon my truck ” tame into view. The girl put the child off; floor. The noisy, highly-scented and many-col­ duct of the eunuch’s is quite explicable. th ere would he no use for these primitive ored throng pressed into the colonnaded tain landlord, to whom a tenant was heavi­ hand implements, forin flax-grotvingconn- SAILORS* Oil Clothes, U au and Bedding, Oh. L o n ! Ix>ve! L o n ! sweet Love! we are uniltra her lap. and rose to her feet. j “ She’s left, sure,” was the answer, “ she UNVEILING TIIE BRIDE. If thou Indeed be gone “ Don’t let me disturb you.” he said, left yesterday morning: her money was court and swept up the broad staircase ly indebted for arrears of rent, was about tries they have long since lieen Superceded G R O C E R IE S , Sugar, Pork, Beef. Molasses and So ended the first day of tho wedding, by machinery. The times of which we Where lost things are. You made a pretty picture in the sun- done, and I dnnno where she’s gone, leading to the first floor. My companions On the morrow much the same thing occurs, °.n ^le w^leat crop, when some Flour, light, you two. This is the first time I • Gilbert turned away with a sick heart, ami myself being the “ Frangis ” (Euro­ speak were before the days of cheap cotton “ Beyond the extreme^, sea’s waste light and noise, save that the guests meet this time in the eighty anti-renters, lielonging to the Land -AT- As from Ghostiand, thy voice have seen you since my accident. Let j and. dismissing the cab. he walked aim- peans) present, excited no little remark goods, and when every thrifty farmer’s wife Is borne afar.” mo thank you for your promptness that lessly along. Bv-and-bv he came to a large, among the guests, who, by the by, had by bridegroom’s room. When all is over the League, volunteered to cut and remove the spun anti wove her own sheeting and tow­ this time all thrown hack their veils. Kind­ nurse brings the bride, dressed in nil her ! jn or(,cr tQ che;lt (he llindlon, of hj eling, and when men’s slimmer wear con­ r sin that we should be dav. I have your little handkerchief yet,” j dark old church hearing traces of Inigo 205 Main Street, Oh, Lo wliat i ly looks, however, met us on all sides, and wedding garments to the bridegroom s ...... , sisted largely of home-made tow and linen Forsaken thus by thee? with an inflection in his voice that was new . .Tones in its beautiful entrance. The doors apartments, and there leaves her on a chair Hus^an(* dues, and when the bailiff to Nora and that did not please her. How were open, morning service was just over, furtive glances, in which the innate polite­ fnbrics. H. H. CRIE & CO. So hard a lot! ness of the oriental struggled with feminine of state. The bridegroom, who has till arrived, the harvest field was bare. In an- In some of the western States, the culti­ •' Upon your hearts my hands and lips could she guess that her winsome eyes and j Gilbert was tired and weak: a sudden im- curiosity. What a variety of features was this moment never cast eyes on his ladv ; other instance, an order of eviction having vation of flax has becn considerably in­ My lips of fire—and yet eoldness had piqued and interested the pulse, for which he thanked God all his life master as none of the willing advances of • long, caused him to enter. here to he seen ! The delicate, thin-nosed, love now approaches, hikes her hand and becn serTeJ against a tenant who wou]d creased within a few years, and this season Ye knew me not." (doubtless w ith beating heart and a prey fair and wealthy neighbors had done ? | In one of the pews still knelt a girl, the pale Circassian, the cboeolate-Egyptian, not pay, the landlord advertised to rent his tho quantity is largely in excess of any Nay, surely, Love! We knew thee we He was surfeited with flattery. Nora’s I face hidden in both hands. Until every with the same distinctive type we find por- to curiosity) lifts her veil. He then pro- preceding year. Heretofore in these States, farm at public auction, when the Land Did we not breathe and move coldness was a welcome stimulant—ay. °pe had passed out, she knelt there, then trayed on tombs of forty-centuries past,the j*ceds to divest her with his own hands of it lias been raised for its seed, tlte fibre not VYI.K’S Within thy light? more welcome than even he knew himself. | rising, came slowly down the aisle. coal-black Nubian, with gigantic liiis and !er„bl0"’’ rc<1 ,-"be and other “paraplierna- League issued their mandate, forbidding being utilized at all, but a change in this DIETETIC 1855 “ Ye did reject my thorns who wore m receding forehead. At such a “ fantasia ” I !1:1‘ He seats her on his coueh, and tak­ anyone to bid at the peril of his life, and respect is taking place. The demand for Now darkness closes “ You arc perfectly welcome to anything! Pale, worn, with a weary droop of the I did,” she replied, coldly. Then’ there | proud little head that made Gilbert’s heart as this all are equal, the haughty “ gem of' ,n£ I'ie kem of her long white robe in his not a single offer was made. And so farms linseed oil, oil cake and linseed meal is Upon your sight.” the harem ” being treated just the same as | kands. he kisses it, and, kneeling, prays steadily on tile increase, and it lias been S A L E R K W ^ was n silence. ache, came Miss Eliot. remain unoccupied, lands uncultivated, and THE BEST IN U SE. ■ Love! be not implacable Who is that child ?” asked Mr. Fal-1 Trembling with nervousness he waited the lowest of “ darkies,” neither better nor *on£’ deeply and silently over it. He has found a profitable crop for these pur­ Oh, Lov worse, so that the company lost no time in 1 now Peen kis wife and can, if so minded, farm laborers continue to complain for lack SOLD BYALL GROCERS, We loved thee, Love, so coner, feeling rather snubbed, making a until she was opposite to him, then said poses alone, but when the fibre is utilized IN POUND PAPERS ONLY. discussing precedents before sitting down Pnt her away hut this seldom happens. of bread. for manufacturing thread and cloth, it Cotne back motion to pat the little fellow’s head: but Qnicklv. A crowd of “calling women,” whose busi­ “ To whom, and where,« ul by what weary way he shrank away, hiding his face in Nora’s “ Miss Eliot.” to the dozen of little tables which stood in The Eastern Question, with its numerous must be ono of tho best crops grown. readiness for the marriage guests. ness it is by their cries of joy or sorrow to . . . In the Mohawk 4 alley, several flax mills That I went yesterday, dress. Startled, she looked up, saw him and announce to those without whether the j ramifications, must he subject of which Shall I con: 1 thus?’ have been built within a few vears. and this His name is Willie Marshall.” answered J colored to the rootsof her hair, then glanced TIIE WEDDING SUPPER. bride is accepted or not, are waiting with- , the general newspaper reader, whose per- ALWAYS SELECT TEE BEST. Nora, quickly. “ His father is the man at the door as if meditating flight, has stimulated the growth of flax in that O weep, weep, weep! for Love, who tarried long These tables were carved brass trays, a out on the terrace, anil are informed ol the ] sona) interests lie in no way in this part of region. The demand has so increased that With many a kiss and song, you horsewhipped and discharged some j “ Don’t go,” he cried, putting out a thin yard or so across, and supported about 18 bridegroom’s verdict.—London Globe. months ago, and since then he has never : hand. “ Don’t go. Oh, listen to me. For­ the globe, is heartily tired, and any straw it is said there are but two crops the farmer Has taken wing. inches from the ground on short legs. Six can raise that pay as well. During the No more lie lightens in our eyes like fire : lorn* a day’s work—can’t get it to do. The Hive me my brutal conduct that day. I or eight women squatted indiscriminately floating along the current of the troubled whole family are living in one room, al- [ lmve regretted it ever since. Say you for- NEW PUBLICATIONS. past year one merchant in the Mohawk He heeds not our desire, round each table, the feast consisting of waters is eagerly seized upon in the hope 4 alley sold 358.000 lbs. of flax; in one Or songs we sing. most starving. Many a night this poor j me- 100 “ messes.” The company numbered that the Turkish ghost has at last been laid. week he sold 50,000 lbs. of flax and tho —Phillip Bourke Manton, in Lippincott's Magasi little creature has gone to bed hungry.! No answer. Her head was bent down. about 800 “ daughters of Eve.” Pilafts of I Curio sities of M usic. .1 Collection o f Facts fo r October. Canyon realize what it means to be bun-j “ Nora, can’t you forgive me?” he not generally knoicn regarding the Music o f . t/i- W hen a brief telegram last week announced same amount of tow anti waste. In some mutton and rice, with more than a dash of ' cient and o f Savage Nations. By Louis C. Elson. gry—starving !—von, who have so much, ! pleaded. “ You were angry with me once that the Forte had, somewhat late in the (•ertions of Pennsylvania flax is raised in garlic, sweet cakes of maize flour and , Boston : Oliver Ditson & Co. 1880. 363 pp. Sold large quantities for tlte fibre as well ns for who have never known want or the sem- ' for calling you by your name, but I can’t crushed dates, salt fish and dried fruit, ' by Albert Smith. day, at last consented to accept the propo­ hlance of want ? Oh. Mr. Falconer, where help it dear: if yon could only look into Mr. Elson can safely be commended as one who the seed. Large quantities of flax seed or formed the pieces de resistance, and these linseed are annually exported from this God gives so much he surely will require my heart and see the love I have for you, is eminently successful in making historical sition of the European Powers concerning HEAD7 POR IiraiEDIATE USE. &alc$ and ShrtclicsL were all eaten with the fingers. We! sketches interesting. Musical History has hither- much ! You will have to answer for n the utter longing. For nearly a year 1 have the cession of Dulcigno and other Albanian country. Is endorsed by every PRACTICAL PAINTER. w ere supplied w ith knife anil fork as to been rather a dry field for research, but ith The amount of flax goods imported into — BERING CAPACITY & DURABILITY reat deal one of these days. Your men, been trying to forget you. and to-day I love E uropeans, h u t scorned to m ak e use o f' tltis genial guide we suddenly find it full of flow- territory to Montenegro, it was believed in ^ E D ANY KNOWN PA IN T. Building* with their wives and children, arc living in yon better than ever. Nora, can’t you love cunosi- this country, including not only linen goods with ourPrepared Paints, if not satiifac- such absurd aids to eating, and fished fnr I «;ul Pleasant pros^Jrts. Like otlie certain quarters that all difficulties in that of all description, hilt bagging and rope, i he Repainted at our Expense. THE MILL-HAND. hovels that yon would not let you dogs oc­ me? tid-hits like our messmates. The eunuchs : ICS* 1 lcsc sstories or,es ,nindicate 11,1 e no little amount of re­ cupy. Those hovels are yours; they are At the last sentence Nora looked up search and hard labor, and have been brought to­ direction had thus been overcome—that the is enormous, and this might just ns well he r interest to buy our P ure Prepared were incessant in their attentions, flitting gether after consulting quite a multitude of books. kept here, for no country can excel this in fTeh, when mixed with equal parts of oil will Gilbert Falconer sat in bis library, sur­ paying yen rent for them. The ventilation quickly. about with finger glasses and food, and Hindoo Music. Ancient Egyptian Music, Biblical speedy settlement of the Greek Question |d better, anil prove more durable than any “ Are you in earnest? Do yon realize the production of flax. A mill for working ed Paint in the market? The comparison is rounded by all tlieapptirtenances of wealth— is wretched, the drainage is simply m ur­ rinning good-naturedly the while. The ami Hebrew Music, Music of Ancient Greece, would follow—and, that, at least for some derous. Someday a fever will,must come, who I am?” she said, with the old proud of Rome, of Chinn, of Japan, of Africa, and . . . , up the fibre has lately gone into operation he was the wealthiest man in Brinsley—blit liest thing I tasted was a sweetmeat com­ Savage Nations generally, arc each described some j ^ears conie» matters would go along in Groton, Mass., and why should we not V?M.<'lY ,i>l,i£ ^ :o o .i9 l.oo.81'’5 '^attitude was listless, bis brows' were and many souls will he hurried into eterni­ movement of her head. “ An operator in posed of camel’s milk, honey, rice, burnt, your mill—a beggar, without a home or a What at length, and we arc also treated to a very smoothly, not only between Turkey and have them in Maine? Our water power .iiuH-vd o i l , ” .5o.-i.5O drawn, a sharp struggle was going on be- ty. and you will have to answer for them almonds and plums, while thirst was slaked readable account of the music of the Middle Ages , , , , , , . * . friend, save my brother. God hless him. in is ample and skilled workmen are not ------tween his heart and his pride. all. Oil, surely, rich men's hearts are like by rather nasty sherhert and orange wa­ and of the rise and progress of the opera. The " ei* neighbors and dependencies, but wanting. Our cotton manufactures are *25 “ What has come over me. he muttered, npllicr mill stones ! ” the world—while you are a rich m an?" ter. Champagne would have been pre­ book is nicely bound, and will be a valuable ad- i amongst the European Powers themselves, Her face was flushed, her eyes were “ Oh. eome to me," interrupted Gilbert, dition to musical libraries. T. . , . , not excelled by those of any other State, ran tee th is fact. The te s t is sim p le ‘-J ara ;is infatuated as any old fool, think- ferable. ___ It is a somewhat thankless task to dispel and why cannot we also excel in the man­ epared P aints have been sold during ! jnor w orryjng fre(fcjnnr and for what? A shining with unshed tears; she looked love­ stretching out his arms. “ If that is your The heat and odor soon became oppres­ Light ve ,ce liar- always been ami i , “ r ly. Mr. Falconer drew closer. only objection, come to me quickly. My T h e October W id e A wake opens with a su g -; such a happy vision, blit, nevertheless, it is ufacture of linens? Our soil and climate -i-..rd With the price »f beggar maid with a pair of winsome eyes— sive, and it was with a feeling of relief we gestive story for all voung girls who haven’t much ; . t , . . . . are well adapted to flax-cultnro and by pure, noble darling, T know all your self- money. It is entitled “ The good Fairy Know 1 on*Y necessary to glance at the true situa- rc White Lead and Pure Linseedoil, mid it „ beggar low born most likely. What nil) Tell me what to do." lie said, simply, welcomed a slave that came to fetch us to growing and manufacturing it here, tram- more ^Vure^vhit^LSLd'jS'be’"-^?’ ! I thinking of.” startin'; up ve’hementlv, “I trying to keep down a great rush of feel­ sacrifice. I am not half worthy of you. the private room of the bride—a mark of How.” rand written by Mrs. Christine*Chaplin tion in Constantinople, and to bear in ing. “ What shall I do for Marshall ? Comp to me—niakeme a better man.lie good Brush. This is followed bv Part IIo f Mrs. Luda . , portation and repeated handling of the ted hr Gilbert Falconer, who coulil mate with the exceptional favor. We found the heroine Chase Bell’s amusing story of “ The Boy That nim d the procrastinating policy from time raw material would be avoided and a lietter proudest in tile country to have fallen so How can I help him ? Tell me." to mv people I know they will hless yon f the pure article. of the day ready dressed and about to pro- Was Too Beautiful." Hungerford’s Let- immemorial pursued by the Sublime Porte, profit realized. 4Ve could also ntilize the Repair the injustice you did ! ” cried when thev learn how much they owe to ter From Home,” with its rv original lllustra- . r / , LWadsworth, Martine. low? What would my proud mother say? ceed to the “ throne room.” the apartment, | seeds for various purposes for which they How haughty Beatrix Lennox would sneer. Nora eagerly drawing a little hack. “ Give yon.” Then in low, eager tones lie told that is. where she shows herself in pnhlii tions, will amuse the mamma at least. “ The to convince your readers that the Albano, him employment, at once, before tile brave briefly of tile fever, and of the entire change aro now used. The cultivation of flax for I’ll crush it out. I will. I’m no love-sick She really was a pretty girl rn,her «a,L I Q ^ i o n is far from being its fibre dates from remote antiquity and is For sale by boy.” mother's heart is broken, and the poor lit­ in file sanitary arrangements at Bripsley, touching lightly on his illness, and passing not too fat (the usual defect of harem w o-! ;,n tjle i,oVS „ in enjov Mr. Stewart’s account of settled, and that Turkey’s acceptance of the spoken of in the first hook of the Bible. But some tilings are easier said than done, tle children entirely forgPt the taste of de­ men), most delightful figure, abundant! “ Sam Thompson's ' Horsemanship.” “ Behind saa^ estions of Fnrone lineked Ihnneh Though cultivated in this country mora or WISE A SON, and this was one of them as Mr. Falconer cent food, l’ray, do it, Mr. Falconer, you over his bravery. “ And your prophecy dark brown hair, with a touch of red in it "n' Ban. ” is a spelling-book story for little su- = esllon- L i'ope, Lacked though owe it to them.” haunted me; all through my illness it rung less since its settlement by Europeans, as [ROCKLAND, ME. found to his cost, tlinnHh she was only an fa most nnnsii-il thine in Fo-rntt and verv I’Dna'D^- solid ami instructive matter, there | it may he by Aheddin l’asba s assertion that an industry it is really in its infancy in the Gilbert came swiftly close to her, his in my ears, and I hungered for a sight of VI m ost unusual iiiin^ in r^ y i ’D. ■’ln " is „ spirited account ofthe brave hovlioml of Capt. , ,, operator in one of his mills, a slender, small ears—altogether a very “ love-nwak- jalncs b . Eads, whose name is connected with le ls ln 'lc,Pes there will be no difficulty your bonny face, for a touch of your hand. United States; it was formerly cultivated dark-eyed maiden who. though a beggar hands outstretched, his eyes bright, a feel­ ening daughter,” ns an Arab would say. the Mississippi Jetties, amt a very interesting pa- experienced in bringing about the cession ing stronger than himself—a feeling lie did Xorn!” with a sharp ring of pain in his from necessity: it will hereafter be grown maid, carried her small head with the grace The color of the eves I coulil not see. for it per in Mr. Benjamin’s “ American Artists" series f ,„r,.ilnrv -v:ii in -„,»t.„ v.l! for profit.—.Vault: Farmer. and pride of a queen. not stop to analyze—urging him on. voice, “ take hack your hitter words; tell is in Egyptpt “ good formform” ” for tho bride toto! I •'I""' engraving and the well-known engraver, 0 ‘ 1 smoke. Nell iUrwheluted with confusion and & He could never forget the first tim e he I will. Nora he cried, eagerly—“ I will me you do not hate me. Even a crumb of appear ov ...... ‘ " Rtza Pasha has arrived at Dulcigno in without fail to-morrow. Now ask me hare liking I shall be thankful for. and if saw her Some orders had been disobeyed, shyness at her teillhleterrible (?) positionposition. The number lias many flue poems, as usual. Mr. pursuance of his mission, and has landed COW NATURE. N, FLOUR hut the consequences were scarcely serious something more, my darling. I would do ! vou will hless me with your precious love eyes must on no account he lifted from the Louis C. Elson closes the number with a capital ’ his troops—to the number of about much more than that for you.” i I shall thank God for it. You can make exercise son*:, entitled “ The Children’s Orches- i , A , Their Tricks anil Manners— Proofs of Their enough to deserve the sharp rebuke the ground; she is led about by her nurse—a Acute Instincts and Feelings. -AND— irate master gave: and, upon an attempt He caught her hands tight in his. In an I me a better man, a lietter landlord, a true functionary, by the hv, who plays a promi­ tr.i.” Only >2.00 a year. I). Lothrop & Co., . L’AH). I he fact that he has done so witli- instant Nora wrested them away. i Christian. All these possibilities lie in Boston. • out opposition bears out the opinion that at defense, Mr. Falconer laid his riding nent part at the wedding, and one whom it That cows acknowledge individuality whip several times over the man'sshoulders. “ IIow dare you ? ” she cried, in a blaze j your hands.” is the fiance’s interest to “ tip ” liberally— T u b October Sca.aTn, the closing number ' Turkey is PlayinS with tbo whole combined of anger. “ How dare you touch me ? i Nora's face was hidden in her hands— among themselves is evident from the fact E E D S T O R E . “ Go," lie shouted with an oatll, ” and and two other attendants, while of the Twentieth Volume, opens with an article, ’ force of the European Powers. that in every herd there is sure to be ona never show your face in this yard again.” Go away ! Oh, you are a bad man. I she was sobbing. hate you.” [ “ Won’t you answer me?” lie pleaded. A COUPLE OF SLAVES 1 Tbc ann>'al of the Postoflice pre- master eow who domineers over ail the It was a hard sentence, for the man had fan her continually to cool the burning rest. 4Vatch the thirsty herd going to a wife ami children, and the master never "Don’t he so unkind to me. Nora,” he , bending over her. “ Only one little word some striking illustrations. The biography of ; sents much matter for instruction and spec- blushes which are supposed to mantle her “ Jean Francois Millet—Peasant and Painter,” ' drink at a pool on a sultry summer day, broke his word, or commuted a sentence. pleaded, unabashed. “ Indeed, I am in I to put me out of suspense. My darling. I which appears here in advance of its publication I as *° what will bo done m that de­ earnest. I do love you. If you would only am weary for you. Come to tile arms that maiden cheek. Selika, for that was her and you will see the master cow enter first, -LER & CONANT As Mr. Falconer turned away.still flushed pretty name, was attired in the usual wed­ in France, is continued, with reproductions of ten partment in future. We have a most ener- unopposed by the others, who—should the Wholesale and Retail Dealers in with anger, a slender figure passed him, a listen to me—if you would only love me are waiting for yon.” of the artist’s most noted pictures. II. C. Bunner j Pnctmnctn,. at., i - a little.” And she came with asudden swift move­ ding robe of blood-red satin, richly em­ contributes a description, assisted by numerous ®e^lc ostma.tei-General in Mt. Fawcett, pool bo a small one—will not presume to pair of dark eyes gazed full into his—eyes broidered with gold. A crown of gems join her in it, hut will wait patiently on i, Flour, Meal, Oats that were positively blazing with anger: a “ Don’t insult me any further,” she cried, ment, laying her tired head on his shoulder, sketches, of that feature of New York city known ' and should the present Government remain stamping her foot. “ Ixive you ? Why, I while his glad arms gathered her close, was on her head and jewels plentifully be­ as “ Shantytown,” now fast disappearing before . ;______t ______the bank till she leaves the water, even rapid glance nt the unfortunate culprit the inroads of civilization. The history of the in power we may expect to see a remark and Feed, hate you ! hate you ! hate you ! There—” close to his heart, and he laid his lips on sprinkled her person, a perfect dew of dia­ though sha may choose to remain there, skulking out of the gates, then at him. early life of “ Peter the Great” concludes in this able development of tho Postoflice, and it swishing her tail at the flies and enjoying her forehead with a silent thanksgiving for monds. The procession was now formed, number with an account of the expedition against ^Farwel\Block, 210 Main St. showed which way her sympathy lay. “ Hate me. do you ?” Gilbert's face was and this consisted of the bride and sup­ may not be rash to suggest that in a very the cool bath for her legs, for some time “ Do you know,” she cried, suddenly drawn and white. In an instant his arms the blessed boon of this “ mill-hand's” and capture of Azof,and in the November number love. porters, preceded by an old hag cracking will begin the story of “ Peter the Great as Ruler short time the half-penny stamp will be­ fter she has finished quenching her thirst. nform the public that they bavt-«rformed a partnership pausing, “that that man has a wife and were round her. crushing the slender fig­ jokes—a sort of female “ fool ”—and fol­ and Reformer.” H.C.lIovey gives an account of his To the human spectator, it would seem that L or the purpose to f carrying on tfte above-named busi- live children all dependent on what he ure close, while lie laid a warm, passionate come universal, instead of being limited,as Y fn«,aud that Slaving ample iacilflticx, they are pre- lowed by a covey of young girls bearing trips of “ One Hundred Miles in Mammoth Cave," he is selfishly and needlessly prolonging aided with illustrations, and Samuel Parsons, Jr., £ > -.-d t? fi 1 all/order* for Meal andB orn. Yellow and earns here? Surely you did not mean wliat ki« on her lips. Then as he let her go. Ancient Amusements. lighted tapers, decorated with paper flow­ now, to a postal-card, rather an unsatisfac­ the thirst of her friends; but they do not with ]>lrnmpt despatch and W t -the Lowest yon said. The offense scarce deserved such “ Now,” he said, hoarsely, “ forget me if writes of “Sea-side Lawn-Planting,” with sketches. ERAI.K lt'ttiCEs. Flour and Feed also supplied ers. The usual howling women (profession There is also a thoughtful and timely paper on tory form of correspondence at the best, and resent her self-indulgence, nor attempt to severe punishment.” . you can, hate if you dare. Wherever you Seven hundred years ago some of the J wh?k»n c, kti lot* to suit. V als) brought up the rear. We passed into the present condition of affairs, especially in agri­ liable always to abuse. More than one hurry her, but only humbly wait till it fWe list! invine the attention of retail tourchat Mr. Falconer was fairly aghast nt such go, through your whole life, you shall nev­ sports with which the hoys of London tho *• throne room ”—a handsome hall, at culture, in “The New South,” by Sidney Lanier. shall be her pleasure to make room for r slock ' <"orn, Flout, Meal, Oats an il Feed, alw Iinparalled audacity. Never in his life had er forget me; that kiss shall lie on your and other parts of England amused them­ There is an article on the privileges o f suffmgi thousand one hundred and twenty-seven them to go and drink. For is not she their . atorr, pt 5mi-ing our best effort* to p»a*e, and one end of which a raised dais was pre­ Je.r-the 1!oit,or n°l Bo,t’ J ? millions of letters, .and over a hundred and !«owe*t M. irk e t P rices any one dared to call hint to account for lips and make yon love me.” selves seem to have been very similar in pared for the bride. Selika on her throne, undisputed chief, and shall nota chief have Nora was deathly pale. Washington Gladden, and other articles, includ any of his actions. many respects to those of our own time. her eyes cast down, her lips half smiling, lug the final chapters of “The Graudissiraes.” fourteen millions of postal-cards were sent privileges? A contributor to an English I am not in the habit of nonsuiting the “ You are right.” she said, slowly, with The young people of those days were very J Rock lane, May 29, 1879. looked charming, as we told her afterward, through the Postoflice during the past year journal tells tho following story of the opinion of my employees when I punish an effort, and. oh, the litter scorn and con­ strong and hardy, and they took part, of much to her satisfaction apparently, for this top lioss” in his herd, named Dulas: She tempt in her voice. " I shall never forget The telegraph is, more used than ever, and impertinence.” Ila said sharply. course, in many pastimes, snch as hawking time she really blushed, all the hard fan­ In one of tho Brooklyn, N. Y., con­ is neither the biggest, nor the strongest, The small head went up into the air yon as the most unprincipled, dishonorable falconry, and hunting wild animals, which ning notwithstanding. gressional districts.:! “Hatters Association,” in a short time we shall, probably, have nor tho longest horned of the party, and with a gesture that would have done credit man I have ever had tile misfortune to have long been out of date in that country, Now began the formal presentation of what Mr. Fawcett so much desires, four how she has neqnired her supremacy we to Miss Lenox. meet, and I perfectly loathe myself because though it is interesting to observe to what comprising a large number of voters, has gifts, and these, strange to say, all consisted penny telegrams, while the telephone i know not, but we imagine that it must be N o," she answered proudly; ‘hilt Mr. you have touched me. I hope I may never a great extent the same manly tastes dis­ nominated Rev. J. Hyatt Smith as a can­ through sheer force of character and of cashmere shawls. I believe it is cus­ coming rapidly into use. The extension of Falconer may have something to say almnt see you again.” und.eatehing up the whinip- played by their ancestors are shown by the tomary for relations and friends to agree didate for Congress, on an anti-conviet will. 4Vo one day had an opportunity of it when lie learns what a destitute condi­ ring, frightened child, walked rapidly Ixiys of the present time. A favorite game beforehand as to the nature of presents to iabor platform, and he lias accepted the the Postoflice Saving Bank is toadied upon watching her lead her companions to a tion that man is in.” away. in those days was foot-ball, and prominent be ottered. There were 87 of these shawls, in tile report; hut, as we know, Mr. Glad­ piece of mischief, which they all quite I am Mr. Falconer." he answered. “I True to her word, Eleanor did not meet nomination. among those by whom it wns played in all of considerable value, while the best stone, ns soon as he can subdue the opposi­ evidently knew to lie against the laws of am master of this mill, and punish as I Mr. Falconer again, ns she left Brinsley by London were the pupils of such school their human superior, and therefore lo ones must have been worth £250 to £3()0 tion of the bankers, will greatly enlar; N. BIRD CO. please.” the afternoon train, going as quietly as she then existed, and those who were connected apiece. Each shawl was in a kind of vel The shingle and grist mill of David C. be done oil the sly, if possible. The “ You—Mr. Falconer.” Anger, surprise had come, no one knowing her destination. a r e s e l l in g with the various city guilds. When the vet portfolio, which, however, went back l’iko of Cornish, was burned Friday night. the powers of this department, and confer rows were in a field adjoining a rick- and contempt were pictured on her face And before the day was over the master ponds and other places were frozen over, to the donor. The head nurse called out a great boon ti|ton the ixtorer classes, who yard, and in theriekyard was an outhouse, as plainly as on a mirror. ‘•Then I have received a telegram calling him to Inter­ skating, sliding and sledging formed their Lizzie Baston Fuller, elocutionist, died wherein some mangles were stored. The szuLZEisro: the name of each donor as she opened the at llirnm, Snndny, of diphtheria, contracted have ton many restrictions upon frugality nothing more to say.” And with a slight laken, where his mother lay very ill, so sports; while in summer the boys used to parcel. This part of the business lasted field was separated from the riekyard by a Thursday’s mail train bore him away; but by musing her brother. at present. E dward. White Ash Egg and Bi: inclination of the head she passed on her exercise themselves in wrestling, archery, over an hour, during which time sce»ted hedge, in which was a gap stopped by a way, Gilbert noting vaguely that her dress before ho left, Marshall had been reinstated and many other similar amusements. Boys woods and spices were burned, and many Mr. J . W . Cofl'ren, of Boston, and Dr. hurdle; and twice in one day had the cows in his old position. White Ash Stove, was of the humblest make, used to take part in the chase of wild ani­ pious things from the Koran repeated. Out­ Tefts have purchased the camp ground at 3 T The Washington correspondent of the broken through the gap, got at their be­ Who was she? Such impertinence, The next news received several weeks mals, and one of the great hunting grounds side. in the court, performed the professional East Poland for $1,500. St. Louis Globe-Democrat says the Dem­ loved mangles, and becn driven out again Franklin foal bending his brows at the recollection that after was that of Lady Helen Falconer’s of London was near where Hampstead fantasia ” girls—young ladies more re­ nouiininusly. Undaunted by this, they she had not asked his pardon at the first death, and of her son’s intention to travel heath is now situated, which was then cov­ In the Supreme Judicial Court atAuhnrn ocratic members of the National committee made a third attack, and wo happened to AT THE VERT LOWEST PRICES. nowned for their dancing than their de- hasty words. for some lime. ered with forest and thicket. In order to last Saturday, William R. Jordan, indicted elaint that they are in possession of certain arrive just in time to see it done. While ncy —their faces are “ fardees,” their for illegal voting, pleaded guilty and wns A^r Orders promptly filled, and coal delivered. ••A millliand witli that haughty style? be able to skate, the boys of those days blackened eyes gleam wickedly, their cos developments of Republican managemen. the men who had driven them back to the Ball,” lie cried, striding into his office Nearly a year after, Eleanor’s prophecy would often take the leg-bones of animals, sentenced to three months in jail. •Rankin Block, Maii^ St. tume is rudimentary, save in the m atter of showing that what is called a “ still hunt ” field were still near, the rows all pretend “ she is not worth noticing. She may be was fulfilled. A low fever, born of impure and placing them under their feet, tie them wels and bangles, their voice is stri­ Portland sheriffs poured sixty-nine bar­ to be grazing as tranquilly ns though no has been in progress in two of the states of thankful I do not send her away.” ventilation and vile sewerage, broke out in aronnd their ankles, and push themselves dent, their gestures more suggestive than rels and twenty half-barrels of contraband higher ambition than grass had ever en­ that part of the town where the mill op­ [orders by telephone For sever.il days it happened that Mr. forward on the ice with great speed by graceful, and the songs they sing would beer into the sewer last week besides con­ the South for some time past. These two tered their innocent minds. But no sooner Falconer was in his office when the big eratives lived, and death gathered in his means of long poles. get them a month’s treadmill if a Lord siderable-rum, whiskey, and other liquors. states are North Carolina and Florida ami did tho coast appear to be clear, than off I May be .< ft at the at orc of ’H A R R IN G T O N , hell sounded release for all the tired souls harvest with relentless force. get L S pofford B lo ck . 257 jUMin St.,and will he proinpt- Chamberlain existed in Egypt. Altogeth­ lion. Nathan L. Woodbury died suddenly it is alleged that the probability of securing set Dulas toward the hurdle, with a qnlck and bodies in his employ, and he caught Mr. Falconer returned from abroad, and, and resolute step, shaking her head with a "*”ed- If;you wapj/to order or talk about Coal er they are what men would call of heart disease at Portland last Saturday. their electoral vote is included in the ealen U Step In an ^ G e the Telephone. himself looking for a slender figure in with a rapidly organized committee going Poor Fellow. shady set,” and never allowed in the most defiant and jaunty air as she walked. worn dress; then, meeting her one morn­ from house to house, from deathbed to Tho deceased was postmaster of Portland lations at Republican headquarters. It 13 harent walls, where all is, of course, front 1845 to 1840, and from 1853 to 1857. Instantly every other eow left off eating, ing coming in the gate, was enraged at deathbed without fear of contagion,spurred Barker says that lie made tip his mind, strict propriety, but must give their ques- also claimed by the Democrats that the and followed her. all evidently perfectly himself for having bowed, particularly as on by an accusing conscience, the words: yesterday, that he would give his wifo a linnable performances in the outer court. lion. George N. Black, a prominent citi­ Republican managers are quietly at wor aware of what she meant to do. Sticking the dark eyes were immediately averted. many souls will be hurried into eternity, pleasant surprise by s,tending the evening All this time the bride sat motionless and zen of Ellsworth, died Saturday afternoon, her horns skillfully under a bar of the and you will have to answer for them,” to secure a few members of Congress from He angrily asked the manager who she at home, nud after 6upper he settled him­ speechless,with downcast eyes and a modest at the age of sixty-six years. The deceased hurdle, and heaving up her head to extract M 0 V A L ! ringing in his ears. was. self down for a cozy time in the bosom of mien, but when all the gifts had been dis­ was a brother-in-law of Hon. John A. the southern slates. It can be stated that the hurdle from the ground, she very scon Eleanor Eliot is the name she gave,” was At last the current of the disease was his family. He had no more than comfort­ played she was led back to her private Peters, the Republicans do expect to carry Florid managed te remove the obstacle, and then the answer. “She seems above her posi­ turned, the fever abated and measures were ably fixed himself when his wife asked him room. As soon ns she had left, her little proceeded triumphantly to the mangles, immediately set on foot for the improve­ Ex-Deputy Sheriff Jerrard is very suc­ hut have no idea of carrying North Caro­ tion. however, and she doos her work very if his friends didn’t want hint any longer, sister Miriam, a shrimp of six, ordered a with all her companions nt her heels. Now, well.” ment of houses and drainage, when Mr. and that was why he had concluded to get cessful in bee culture in Aroostook county. lina. They propose to take advantago of in this case, Dulas seems to have used 9ome eunuch to fetch the money bags, the con This season he has harvested two tons and Mr. Falconer almost said I don’t wish Falconer was struck down. For weeks his acquainted with his family. Then his Democratic dissensions in several congres kind of reasoning power; for there was no tents of which site proceeded to hurl broad a half of honey. Specimens of his crop her here any longer; then something, an life lay in the balance, the whole burden mother-in-law asked him if he had ex­ cast among the motley throng. Bein sional districts in the South, where two attempt made to batter down the gate by undefinable feeling, cheeked the words on of his delirium being: “ and I must answer were exhibited at the State Fair. D E A L E R S IN hausted his credit and was obliged to stay “swell” wedding, tile coins consisted of Democrats are running, by nominatin brute force, and she had discovered the his lips; he had to 'dree his weird. for them.” But God was merciful, and at home. The hired girl asked him if he silver piasters, with a fair sprinkling of Last Thursday, as a lady and gentleman Republican. Among tho districts whidt necessity of lifting it upward. She has a 3oal, Wood, Ilay, Straw, After a while he took to coming to the slowly Gilbert drifted back to life and its was sick, and proposed to make some cat­ gold pieces. Tho scramble which now en­ were riding from Waterford to Portland, talent for opening gates with easy fasten­ mill every day, and occasionally walked responsibilities. nip tea. One of the neighbors cantc in and sued was one of tho most vehement it is thev gathered on the roadside, in the town the Republicans think they have a good ings which is rather troublesome, putting Lime, Hair, Cemciit, Saw­ through the long rooms full of busy men Laying back in an easy chair, pale, but wanted to know if lie had been having any possible to imagine. of Windham, many ripe raspberries, while lighting chance for, are not less than three her horns in and working her head about and women. on the high road to recovery, one day he trouble, and was afraid of the sheriff And the bushes were full of unripe fruit. in Virginia, two in North Carolina, two in until she gets the fastening undone. And dust, Charcoal, &c. Once he stopped at Eleanor Eliot’s side heard a name which sent the blood bound­ Barker says all that occurred in less than SCRAMBLING FOR LARGESSE. Tennessee, one in Louisiana and one in in this, also, she seems to show reason or and gravely discussed some fabric with the ing to his heart—a name which he had not twenty minutes, and he knows, for in ex­ Picture to yourself 800 females—most of Of a million tons of ice put up on the lave Removed their Office to Kennebec and vicinity last winter, nearly observation, or else how would she know ooooooooooooooooooooooo manager, noticing absently the pretty con­ been able to forget actly half an hour he was down town again. • hem fat and all dressed in the brightest of Florida, two in Georgia and one in Texas which part of the gate to attack? CC A’o. 4, Park St., near Main, C I tour of the small, bent head and the slen­ His aunt was talking to a lady friend at colors—plunging and rolling over one an­ 10,000 tons remain unshipped. Of this In n number of these districts two Demo­ <> AOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0 other, grabbing, tearing anil shrieking, the amount only about 1800 tons are unsold, der. well-kept fingers. the other end of the room. cratic candidates are in the field, and in the jere they are prepared to fill orders for any of the An irresistible desire seized him to make “ Eleanor Eliot is one of the sweetest, Rev. F. II. Eveleth, graduate of Colby, air cloudy with dust and with the smoke and this will probably be sold before the The Lincoln county fair at Damariscotta I above artie.es at bottom price*. All our wood is kept class of ’70, sailed from New York last of incense. The scene is most extraordi­ season is over. A quantity of ice sold this others the Democratic dissensions are sneh closed Friday. The attendance has funder cover, and anyone wanting good dty wood can her look up. Bending down, lie stretetied noblest girls I ever knew or heard of.” .ied at short notice. out his hand and suddenly—how it hap­ Lady Hargrave was saying enthusiastical Saturday, on his return to his field of m is­ nary. The rich scramble just as hard as summer was put up in the year 1871. that it is calculated the regular candidate good, although not up to last year, receipts have fallen some lower. That FRED IL SPEAR te CO. pened no one could tell—his hand was ly. “ Her father was a clergyman, and, sionary labor in Burma!). Mr. Eveleth has the (toor, for coins thus acquired aretrem en- Prices are expected to rise during the pres­ will come quite short of polling the full K. B. We have a small lot of CROCKERY, canght in the machinery. In an instant all dying, left, her and a young brother almost already passed seven years in that country I dous luc. nvert the evil eye, insure the ent month, but will, in all probability, bo play was very satisfactory. In the j GLASS WAKE. CHANDELIERS, FLOWER party vote. Brandywine was first. i POTS, e tc., which will be sold regardless of cost. was confusion—in an instant the works destitute. There was just enough money and came home on account of bis bealtb and are altogether most lower in December. K nox t'lllllltr S lum * m id F a i r White Kainbo, an J Crab Apples; lp eck V lcaro f Mrs. Mary F. Kalloch, 1 hooked rue. Mrs. Sarah Mrs. Emerson Haskell, Rockland, 1 babv. Win- »i» Capt. Israel L. Snow has left on our desk a The largest .and most brilliant polit but that they will succeed, fur are genlletfccw® • ' * ‘ ‘ * Winkfield pears. Charles Sherer, Rockland— Winslow, Rockland, 1 braided rug. Miss Han- nifred 16 months old ’the branches of Baldwins, No. Spy, Hubbajdston— Nonesuch,XT------1. Rox Winslow. Rockland, 1 braided rug. Miss 11. ’ ... ' , , twin apple which shows a much more continuous cal demonstration of the season was made , arc thoroughly posted it A Fine Exhibition. bury Russets,s, R. R .I.~I. Greenings, ’ "Yellow " -Bellflowers, ‘ • A. Maddocks, So. Thomaston, 2 hooked rugs. ‘ “ s* Moore, Rockland, 1 baby, Alice, 16 and perfect union than the sample wc mentioned nt New York, last Monday evening, by the th lt buslncas- Hart’s Red, Alexander and McIntosh’s Red; 1 Miss Fanny Lazelle, Rockland, 2 pieces flannel months old. last week. The tree on which this grew bore Wade & Brown have ji pped two very nidfe^^J Thursday, October 14,1880. The fourteenth annual exhibition of the peck crab apples, 1 plate each Sherwood’s Favor­ cmbroiileiy. J. D. Lazelle, Rockland, 1 comer Mrs. R. Anson Crle, Rockland, 1 baby, Kelley Republicans. Between 40,000 and 50,000 lycut monuments York. They have the, ite and Flemish Beauty pears; 3 varieties grapes, several other similar specimens. Knox County Agricultural and Horticultu­ bracket, 1 piece Maerame lace. Mrs. John Wo B., 14 months old. men were in line, among them great num­ ork as is done in the:. Concord, Isabella and Delaware. C. II. Evans, The straight Gjeenbackers of this city hnve reputation of doin; v county. N otice to Sub**cribers. ral Society began on Tuesday of this week Rockland—5 varieties grapes and 1 plate pears. M. J. Thomas, Rockland, 1 braided rug. Mrs?S. Mrs. Henry Lenfest, Rockland, 1 baby., Fanny organized a strong club, with headquarters in Ul­ bers of the most substantial business men. Chas. W. Smith, Rockville—1 bush, each Bald­ M. Bird, Rockland, toilet set; 1 tidy. Mrs. Mary E., 12 months old. At the green house X o f Capt, Henry Spalding The date after each Hib«cril>er’8 name, on tlie mar­ ami closes this afternoon. Although the mer’s Block. The officers arc B. K. Kellocli, Illuminations, decorations and fireworks gin o f the paper (or on the wrapper where the paper win, Northern Spy, Famous Golden Russet, Red Bailey, Rockland, 2 hearth ru g ; I door mat. r , and Mrs. Philtiro T h /n d lk e, may be seen grapes Bellflower, Yellow Bellflower, Tallman Sweet, Miss Hattie Thorndike, Thomaston, 1 hooked Tho prizes at the Baby Show were awarded as greeted the procession as it passed through 1. Bent singly by mail} indicates that the paper is paid weather was unauspicious on Tuesday, it President ; Vice Presidents, II. S. Hobbs and S. hicli we think will^ompare favorably with a9IL. t) that time, and constitutes a valid receipt. tsub- Pippin. 20-ounee and Wagner apples. Fred Sher­ rug. Mrs. T. W. Hix, Jr., 1 toilet set; 1 chair follows:— Prescott; Rec. Scc’y, F. C. F lint; Cor. Sec’y, ■eribers will pirate notice these dates and are specially has since then been all that could be de­ er. Rockland—I bush, each Roxbury Russets, L. the streets. General Grant reviewed the grown in Knox County. As to their flavor we requested NOT TO LET THEM GET MOKE THAN A sired and the exhibition has been one of Baldwins, Winter Greenings (2 years from graft) For between 1 and 2 F. Albee; Sergeant-at-Arms, Thomas Green. procession, which was about four hours in veak oi.ii. while those will merit our special thunks not posted, bnt^jiresume they are as good t and Phil Pippins. W. S. Blackington, Rockland land, 1 pr hose, 1 sofa pillow. Miss Jennie L. to A lice M oore, 16 months old, weight The water has been shut off for two or three who keep them in advance. the very Lest the Society has ever held. —1 bush, fall apples. Wm. Butler, Rockland— Ingraham, Rockland, 1 liood. Mrs. H. B. Ingra- 26 1-2 lbs., $4.00 passing the stand. look. A gequodagis. ^-.Subscribers making payments for the GAZETTE nights past, on account of a bad leak in the main will please see that the dales are changed to corrcs- 1 bush, each Baldwins, Greenings and Colberts. ham, Rockland, 1 rug, Mrs. Mary Benner, Rock­ For largest baby of its age under one year old, CAMDEN. T iie Cattle Show pipe. The leak could not be located till yesterday, p md, ami if any subscriber receives two papers after a Levi Cummings, Rockland—crab apples. James land, 2 log cabin quilts, made by lady 76 years old. in g .—The three-masted schooner, built p lyment or remittance without change of date on his Walden, W. Camden—Roxbury Russets, Golden Mrs. Abbie Blake, W. Camden,’ moss work. prize of $4 divided between F r ed B v zzell, 3 was held in the Berry Field, bounded on hen it was found to be in the mill-pond, through by Coombs & Day, for Capt. E. Perry, was suc- p iper, he is requested to notify us immediately, in or- Russets, King Tompkins. Levi Cummings,Rock­ Hattie M. Thompson, Reekland, 1 pair chenille months old, 18 3-4 lbs., and A lonzo Y ovno, which the pipe runs, and to-day the water has been . .. * -11iMiun may i>c promptly corrected. three sides by Union, Beech and Cross land—1 bush, each Pippins, Porters, French Rus- cmb. slippers. Miss Mary M. McDonald, No. months, 23 1-2 lbs. cssfully launched from the Dailey yard last Satur­ sets,Hubbardston Nonesuch, Baldwins and Green­ Haven, scarf. Mrs. Charles Marston, Rockland, drawn off from the pond to repair it. Chickawau- streets. This was enclosed with a high For handsomest baby between 1 and 2 years old, day, about 2 o’clock, P. M., attended by the usual ings. J. C. Cleveland, Rockland—1 bush, each ottoman. O. G. Shepherd, Rockland, 1 kie Lake has not been so low for years as now. The October Elections. board fence, with the entrance on Union Porters. Blue Pearinains, Black Oxfords and Hil braided rug. Mrs. E. J. Dennis, Rockland, 1 to K elley B. Cr ie , 14 months old, $4.00. gathering, and shouts as she slid into tiie wa­ The grand Military ball and reception to be THOMASTON. Important elections took place lastTues. street. The show here was very creditable tons. C. W. Smith, Camden—1 bnsh. each Bald­ sofa pillow. Mrs. R. Y. Crie, Rockland, 1 sofa For handsomest baby under one year, to L eroy ter. This schooner bears tho name, “ Austin D. pillow; 1 tidy. Mrs. J. D. Lazell, Rockland, 1 wins, Colverts Greenings, Northern Spy, Famous, T ucker, 9 months old, $4.00. given to Gov. Davis and staff and the officers of The matrimonial market is active. Three Knight,” and is to be commanded by Bapt. Perry. day in the States of Indiana, Ohio, and and in some respects of unusual excellence. Golden Russets, Red Bellflower, Yellow Bellflow­ silk log cabin quilt. Ella and Vida Wood, Rock­ A gratuity of $1 was awarded to each of tl e the M. V. M., by the Tillson Light Infantry, wiil Thomaston’s young ladies were married this morn­ She is a tine vessel, rated A No. 1, is 327 tons car­ There was a fine exhibition of pure Jersey er, Tallman Sweets, Pippins, 20-ounce and Wag­ land, 1 yarn rug. West Virginia. In Ohio members of Con­ ners. Wm. Russell, Camden—1 plate each Ben other babies on exhibition. take place at Farwell Hall, next Thursday eve­ ing. penter’s measure, and 391. government measure. gress and some minor State officers were stock, Mr. O. Gardner’s line herd of cows Davis, Mother. Fall Greening, Spiee and Russet The show of fruit is very handsome and ning, as mentioned last week. Gen. Chamberlain The shade trees of the village arc adorned She is not yet chartered, but will be soon. The whole exhibition has been one of the elected. In Indiana and West Virginia, being the most noticeable feature. There apples. (Has 19 varieties winter and 11 varieties extensive. Finer apples or a larger display and staff are expected to be present,and there is to the sere and yellow leaf, and the leaves arcyi'ast The vessel being built by Mr. Bean is fast ap­ fall fruit.) A. Howe, Camden—1 pk crab apples. largest and best ever held by the Society Governors, members of Congress, Legisla­ were also some fine grade cows. Mr. W. J. Thos. B. Fcrnald, Lineoluville—1 bush. Fall are seldom seen. Of vegetables, also, there a reception at 8 o’clock,followed by a band con­ falling. proaching completion. and will doubtless compare favorably with cert and presentation of a silk banner to the Com­ Another gunning party is on the tapis, R elig io u s.—The Universalist Sabbath-schbol, tures and other State officers were chosen. Robbins showed a lino herd o f dairy cows Greenings; 1 lot red apples. G. T. Coombs, is a splendid exhibit, both as to quality and Rockville—1 bush, each Porter, and Yellow Straw­ any county fair that has bee» held in the pany by Mrs. Davis Tillson. Andrews’s Orchest.a will lie a terrible “ slaughter of the itinj connection with tiie choir, gave a concert at The result of these elections, especially ml excellent natives were exhibited by berry apples. G. D. St. Clair, Camden—1 bush, quantity. The big squashes and pumpkins State this fall. Gentlemen from other parts Bangor is to furnish the music. and a useless one withal. their chapel, last Sunday evening. The exercises those of Indiana and Ohio, has been looked several persons. There were quite a num­ each’ Phil Pippins, N. Y. Pippins and Martha are “ asight to behold.” A gentleman who Stripe apples. Geo. S. Raeklifl", Rockland, 1 pk of the State who have visited the Fair Miss Kimball, of Chicago, whose Sunday The Bath correspondent of the Eastent Arffti were interesting and were^listened to by a fair for with much anxiety by all parties, as an ber of colts, including tw o or three very crab apples. W. J. Atkins, Rockland, 1 basket visited the State Fair at Lewiston asserts says : “ Lots of pretty girls pass through daily audience. speak in the highest terms of the exhibi­ ening meeting is mentioned in another para­ handsome animals, and a lair show of work” pears. Epkm. Bartlett, So. Thomaston, sample that the exhibit of fruit and vegetables over the Knox and Lincoln railroad. Thora^ton The Penobscot Valley Universalist Association indication of the result of the Presidential Italian Russets, raised from seed. graph, spoke to the ladies interested in the Chris tion. ill hold their annual convention with the church election in November, and as an indication and family horses. Of oxen and steers Field Products. there has been outdone at the Knox Fair. tian temperance work, at the Methodist vestry, takes the palm.” Ahem! The drawing match for oxen took place at Camden, commencing on Tuesday, the 19th of the character of the next National llouso there was a pretty good show and there F. W. Smith, Rockland—sample pop com. A. There are some handsome exhibits of last Saturday evening, and on Sunday afterno< n Mr. Thomas S. Andrews will open a grocery J. Tolman, Rockland—rive pop com ; common do; at the cattle-show ground this forenoon addressed a union Sunday-school meeting at the I store in Levensalcr block, in the rooms recently oc- inst., and will continue two days. There will be of Representatives. were some handsome full-blood bulls. In grapes and some fine samples of preserves, oats (25 bushels on half acre). Jesse Tolmau, and the drawing for horses took place this First Baptist church. She has a pleasing and cf- enpied by S. P. Swett. ial gathering at the church on Monday eve­ In the present House there are six Dem­ poultry, the show was the finest ever held Rockland—trace pop corn. C. L. Allen, Rockland jellies, etc., while Mr. E. E. Ulmer makes ning prior to the opening of the convention. On —Egyptian sweet corn. George Smith, Rockland afternoon. fective manner of interesting the children and Swett is located in the store on Knox St. ocrats, six Republicans and one Greenback here—a large number of the best pure —2 traces 8-row corn; 1 trace pop corn; 2 traces a good show of bees and honey. Of corn gave them an object lesson ” showing tiie effects formerly occupied by H. C. Liscomb. Tuesday there will be three services, and on' (De la Matyr) from Indiana; eleven Dem breeds being on exhibition. In sheep and sweet corn: 9 pumpkins: 7 Boston marrow there are some very fine samples. In the of alcohol in the human system, by “ cooking” The wall in front of Prince, Morse 8c Co’s store, Wednesday two and perhaps three. It is expected'7;. squashes; 3 Turban squashes. Austin W. Smith ocrats and nine Republicans from Ohio, and swine there was not a large display, hut dairy products there is a good show—some the white of an egg by pouring alcohol upon it together with the wall adjacent to Mill River pond, that a number of distinguished clergymen from’ - —1 bush, yellow eye lieans, raised by boy of 11, abroad will be in attendance, and many friends^%v three Democrats from West Virginia. The some good specimens were on exhibition. Charles Sherer, Rockland—1 bush, pea beans; 3 of the most tempting golden butter and Ii) tl)e City. and showing them other interesting illustrations. has been repaired bv S. Fessenden Allen. samples pole bean.-. J. M. Sherer, Rockland—1 and members from neighboring churches. latest intelligence is that the Republicans Wc give below a list of all the entries for various samples of cheese. Various loaves »J« Mr. Samuel Tibbetts had a very severe and Joseph IL Watts has raised some very lar- trace com. John 11. Andrews, Camden—1 bush, low Globe Mangel Wortzelbeets Wc saw one The meetings at the Methodist church continao j have gained two in Indiana, five, probably this department of the exhibition. rye (32 3-4 bushels from one bushel sowing). It of bread attest the housewife’s skill in this dangerous attack of illness this forenoon, lie be­ to be interesting. S. Blackington, Camden—1 bush, yellow-eye that weighed 19 1-2 lbs. Who can beet tin department, but still there is not, and never Court adjourned last Friday night. gan to feci some pain and chilliness at the store An Advent preacher, whose name we have not f six, in Ohio, and one, probably, in West Cows and Heifers. beans. James Ulmer, Rockland—I "box beans and started to go home to get warm, thinking he Geo. K. Washbnm & Son arc actively at work Fred J. Davis, Rockland, 3 grade Jersey lie (seed taken from wild goose’s crop). James S. yet learned, is still holding meetings here. Virginia—making a net gain of eight or has baen, such an exhibit as there ought to »J« The horse epidemic is becoming quite gen­ would feel better, but had scarcely reached the in their sail loft. They have sixteen men at work. ears old. O. Gardiner, Rockland—1 Jersey Salmon—1 trace red corn ; 1 do yellow co A ll Sorts.—The Portland wharf is being taken nine members in these three States, and, be of the very inqxirtant domestic art of eral. house when the pain became very severe and he Next week they commence work on a suit of sails cows; 4 do. 3 years old; 4 yearlings; 2 calves. riri- corn ; 1 do speckled com ; 3 do field up and is to be discontinued. Eight young men with the gain in Oregon and Vermont— Jjcvi Cummings, Rockland —1 native 3-ycar-old do bl.uk .-weet com; 2 do speckled sweet com; 1 bread-making. Of farming implements »J« Mr. Charles F. Wood has had his house fell into a state of collapse, remaining some time for the new ship at Waldoboro’, beiug built bj of this village who keep horses, have had fitted heifer. Frank Jones, Rockland—I full-blood do. Canada pop com. Sidney P. Emery, So. painted. ithout apparent pulse and once lie was thought Reed, Welt & Co. one in each State—annihilating the Demo­ Jersey calf Alvin McLain, Rockland—1 full- Thomaston—1 trace corn, 1-8 acre. S rowed.’ Wm. there were no entries for premiums, but up in the old tannery building, a stable with stalls to be dead. Under the efforts of Dr. Banks lie Mr. diaries IL Glovd lias l»een employed con­ cratic majority in the present Congress, blood Jersey cow. Simon Trucwortliy, Rock­ Melvin, Rockland—I trace pop corn. Erastus Mr. G. W. Drake alone made a very cred Until further notice the Uuiversalist Sunday- and carriage room, and will club together in buy- . land—1 yearling grade Jersey heifer, Lcrmoiid, Thomaston—1 bush, beans, Levi Cum rallied, however, and is now much more comfort­ stantly at Major Delano’s as a clerk for over five provided, that no reverses are experienced bool will be held at 10.30 A. M. ing feed, employing a man to take care of the . 1 beton, Rockland, 1 grade Jersey cow. John E. mings, Rockland—sample pole beans; 1 trace pop ltable exhibition of the various improved able, and we are glad to know will soon probably years. Achom, Rockland, grade Jersey calf. J. G corn. J. T. Young, Rockland—3 traces pop com ; Messrs. B. W. Blackington and F. L. Cum­ horses, thus saving trouble and expense. at the November elections. farm implements and machines which he recover. The cause of the attack is supposed to Messrs. Edgar Staekpole and Frederick A, Lovejoy, Rockland, dairy cow. Reuben Sherer, 1-2 bush, each horticultural and yellow-eye beans. mings have had their house painted. Rev. A. Church is building a new liam on his But the most important phase of these Rockland, 1 native stock cow; 1 native dairy O. E. Blood, W. Camden—I bush, each pea beans sells. have been a neuralgic affection of the heart. Robinson are about to open a general store at cow. W. S. Blackington, Rockland, 1 native and yellow-eye beans. G. S. liall, Thomaston—1 place. . . elections is that the votes of Indiana and The art exhibition in the north dressing- Service will be held as usual in St. Peter’: »J« Miss Lucia E. F. Kimball, of Chicago, ad­ Hudson, Massachusetts. Success to them. dairy eow. Wm. J. Robbins, W. Camden, 1 three- bush, yellow-eye beans; I bush, white Norway Church on Sunday next, at 2.30 P. M. Mr. Edward R. Singer, of Cushing, has sown On Monday morning last we noticed several of Ohio will be given to Gen. Garfield, for year-old heifer. Levi Cummings, Rockland, 1 oats. II. Y. Yinal, W. Camden—1 trace pop room of the hall is a very attractive part dressed a very large audience at the First Baptist our farmers with teams laden with their farm three-vear old heifer. B. B. Ingraham, Rockland, six acres with winter rye on his farm in that town, President. Indiana has not been carried Thomas B. Feruald, Lincolnville—1 trace com. of the Fair. It is principally composed fo ►F Air guns, puppet shows and the dodging Church last Sunday evening, upon the subject of products bound for Rockland. Among other 2 grade Jersey heifers. Ezekiel Yinal, W. Camden—1 bush, black-eyed darkey, all hold high carnival this week. temperance. Her theme was the imperative Lieut. Col. J. H. Gilman, U. S. Army, a native by the Republicans at an October election beans; 1 bush, yellow-eye beans—hand picked, paintings exhibited by Mrs. Batchelder of Thomaston, arrived home on the evening train fruits we saw large, nice watermelons, showing Oxen and Steers. Berry Brothers are having a mammoth sign necessity of educating the pupils in the common since 1868, although the Presidential vote Elien C. Oxton, W. Camden—Oats, 36 bush, or and her pupils, Mrs. J. F, Fogler, Mrs. J. yesterday, on a visit to his father. that this delicious fruit can be raised in this Otis Tolman, Camden—I pair matched oxen; 1-2 acre. J. ('. Cleveland, Rockland— 1 trace lettered upon the southern end wall of their build- aiid Sunday-schools up to the full standard of the Master Alfred W. Levensalcr, son of Atwood county. was given to Grant in 1872. The State has Job W. Ingraham, Camden—1 pair working oxen. corn. Fred Sherer, Rockland, 1 lot pop com C. White, Mrs. II. S. Moore, Mrs. A. I. cause, and thereby instilling into their minds such Jeremiah Gilman, Thomaston—1 paircaeh, work­ Mrs. It. A. Maddocks, So. Thomaston, 1 trace ing. Levensaler, was run over this morning at the cor­ Tiie bark Henry Knight was towed to the Beach always been claimed as sure for the Dem Mather, Mrs. M. A. Achom, and Miss Nora principles as wiil lead them in the right cause ing oxen, matched oxen, yearling steers, 2 years- pop corn. Wesley Post, So. Thomaston, 2 traces »}« Mr. John Copeland has moved to Massaehu ner of Knox & Elliott Streets, and received a last Sunday, by steamer Planet, where she is to ocrats, and the fact that the hist and the old steers and matched calves. J. T. Tolman, 8 row corn, 1-8 acre rate of 130 bushels shelled to Howes, but there were also drawings and setts and E. W. Palmer occupies his house on when they come upon the active stage of life. ake on ballast and hay, for some southern port Thomaston, 1 yoke 2 year-old steers. Joseph C. acre. John Wooster, Camden, 1 bush, yellow . Miss Kimball was very calm and quiet in the de­ severe cut on the side of his head, and bruises on present Democratic candidates for Vice Ingraham, Rockland, 1 pair 5 months native a small landscape by Sylvanus Pendleton, Grace street. his body. Reckless driving was the cause of the we think. beans; 1 sample each red beans, field corn and livery of the address, which occupied nearly an President were taken from that State, ren­ steers. Fisk & Crandon, Rockville, 1 pair work­ pop corn; 3 varieties sweet corn. a marine portrait by J. G. Babbidge, a “ Toodles” , Mr. Spear’s little dog, fell into accident. The store recently occupied by II. II. Cleve­ ing oxen; 1 do matched 2-year-ohl steers; 1 pair hour. At the close of her address, tiie pastor of Root aueen a bitter and severe one. The largest hers; 6 each stone mason and savoy cabbages, bark “ Surprise,” done in silk needle-work or four weeks, in which case, it was necessary to Sheep and Swine. bush, ruta baga turnips. O. Gardner, Rockland— audience at Farwell Hall on Saturday evening clergymen of the same church faith, were present, It lias been necessary to raise most of the vote ever thrown has been polled in these in Italy, and there is also a similar picture use more than ordinary force to extract tiie nails older buildings from their foundations. When Ulmer & Butler, Rockland—1 pair Jersey red 1 bush. Dunmore seedling potatoes; 1 do orange and to a smaller house on Monday evening. The and took part in the services. The St. John papers Suites, and the result has been disastrous pigs; 1 pair Poland China pigs; 4 pigs, S weeks carrots. B. Sherer, Rockland—1 bush, turnip of the schooner K. C. Thomas. In the entertainment is a good one of its class. from the feet of each horse, and both are said to publish an account of the interesting ceremonies the Gould-Burd building was erected, the sills old. G. M. Kimball. Camden—1 native buck. beers, 6 pumpkins; 3 citrons. J. M. Sherer, be lame now from the etfect of having had the old high from the bed of the road that it was to the Democrats. For the first time in Rockland—1 bu.-li. Boston Beauty potatoes. main hall are also some very line median Rev. Mr. Farley, of Lincoln Center, preached in detail. Geo. S. liall, Thom aston-1 Oxford Down ram. rusty nails in their feet, but will probably recover the occasion of many remarks of astonishinenl twelve years have the Republicans of India­ Thomas Clark, Rockland, 1 large sow. Jacob S Blackington, Camden—1 bush, each ruta baga ical drawings by Mr. A. I). Blackington at the Cedar street Baptist Church last Sunday A correspondent of the Argus in an article on Ross, W. Camden, 11 Southdown .-beep; 1 South­ and English turnips. James F. Tolman, Thom­ unless the nails were broken off so as to leave a College Reminisences” speaks of Gen. Knox and jest, but now the foundation is t< na carried the State at the October election, aston- 1 peck each Late Rose, Early Vermont, Civil Engineer, and some beautiful sam­ and wc learn that the church has given him a call down buck. Geo. M. Kimball, W. Camden, 1 part in tiie foot. People can’t be too careful abou1 being present when the first class graduated at anything. electing the Governor and Legislature, the ewe. II. C. Thompson, 1 pig Chester; 1 do., Po­ Chili, Healey and white potatoes; 2 do potatoes ples of printing on porcelain, by Mrs. A to the pastorate, which he is now considering. from ball; 1 bush, cadi turnip and sugar beets; 1 such things. Bowdoiu College, in 1807. As Gen. Knox died Prof. A. R. Dunton is having a suce land China. I. Mather. Elsewhere are published the resolutionsins.^ latter of which are to elect a U. S. Senator bush. English turnips (sowed August, loth); 1 »J« Rev. W. T. Stowe, whose regular engage­ October 1806 he could not very well be there ing class at the nigh-school room, Poultry. peek onions; 7 cabbages; 1-2 bush each yellow adopted by the Directors o f the Lime Rock N to succeed Mr. McDonald, the Democratic Of trade exhibits there is quite a fine ment with the Universalist Society expired the in the flesh. tended by old and yonng. It is a sign F. W. Smith, Rockland—1 trio brown Leghorn and white carrots; 3 Hubbard squashes; 4 pump­ tional Bank, in respect to the memory of the last Sunday in July, but who has, by invitation of ilesires to see old gray-headed men of member, whose term expires on the 4th of kins. Jacob Ross, Camden—7 pumpkins; 2 display. Simonton Bros, exhibit a rich M ortuary.—The obsequies of the Rev. Job chicks. A. J. Tolman, Rockland—1 flock former associate, Mr. John W. Hunt—a well de­ March next. The fact that the Democratic thoroughbred Pekin ducks. Ulmer & Butler, squashes; 1 trace com; ld o pop com; 2 pecks bordered carpet on a large frame in the he Society, supplied its pulpit since that date, 'aslibum, who died in Camden, Oct. 8th, at the sitting as pupils in a writing class. Rockland—1 flock light Brahma chicks; 1 do carrots; 6 table beets; 1 bush, mongel wurgel served tribute. preached his farewell sermon last Sunday and It is exceedingly dry, so much so th: candidate for Vice President has not been gallery, and show other elegant samples advanced age of 93 years and 11 months, were Silver Dorkings; 1 trio black Spanish fowls; 1 beets; James Ulmer, Rockland—3 squashes. Geo. ►I< Simonton Brothers’ new advertisements ill remove witli his family to Massachusetts this wells and cisterns are empty, while the able to carry the vole of his own State, a do Plymouth Rock ducks; 1 do brown Leghorn Williams, So. Thomaston—California pumpkins. from their stock. A. R. Morse & Co. show held at the Baptist Church in Thomaston, on Sun­ hens. C. L. Allen, Rockland—1 trio light Brahma Fred Sherer, Rockland—1 hush, each Early Rose, not fail to attract the attention of the ladie week, to fill appointments in that State. Mr. Stowe day, 16th inst. Rev. G. P. Mathews preached Megunticook stream is so scarce that the' State that has lieen counted sure for the hens; 6 light Brahma chicks; 6 Guinea chicks. Late Rose and snow flake potatoes. Wm. Melvin, a handsome case of millinery, and also di: specifying, as they do, rich displays and good bar­ ery able preacher and his sermons have been rmori on the occasion, and was assisted by are all running on short time, being oli Democracy, is a blow from which the party Alvin Oxton, Rochkind—1 flock geese. J. M. Rockland—1 bush, turnip beets. Erastus Ler- play fine samples of ladies’ and children’; gains in all the various departments oi their ex­ of a practical character and imbued with an ear­ J. It. Bowler, O. Richardson, F. W. Ryder close their gates to allow their ponds to Sherer, Rockland—1 trio Plymouth Rock ; A. C. mond. Thomaston—1 bush, ruta baga turnips; 1 nest Christian spirit. He and his family leaves use tiie water as they can. Mollineux will hardly be able to recover before the Hamilton, Rockland—1 trio Creveeetus chicks; 1 large beet. L. Cummings, Rockland—sugar beets; underwear, and other articles. W. II tensive establishment. and Chas. II. Pope. Other clergymen were pres- many warm friends liehiiul them, whose good great Presidential election takes place two do light Brahma chicks; 4 flocks native chicks. parsnips; carrots; 1 bush, onions; 1 lot cabbages, Hyde displays cases of tasteful millinery Don’t fail to notice the advertisement of J. iss and Mertle, of said to 1>c lower than at any time since t J. IL Lane, Rockland—1 trio silver spangled diflerent kinds; 1 lot potatoes, different varieties; vishes will attend them wherever they go. The ion of the Mollineux dam. Wise & Son. Their store is an emporium of all Camden, and Rev. W. II. Washburn, rector weeks from next Tuesday. Polish chicks. A. S. Rankin—trio dark Brahma. 1 basket tomatoes. 3 pumpkins; I lot cucumbers. and fancy goods. O. E. Blackington following resolution was adopted at a meeting of Important improvements are beieg mat Mrs. J. W. Thomas, Rockland—trio silver grey Mrs. J. W. Thomas,Rockland—1 coeoanut squash. that will be sought for in this market in the lineof the Episcopal Churcli in Lewiston, the youngest In Ohio, though some of the Democratic shows a handsome case of gentlemen’s the Society: home premises of Capt. J. Conant and Dorkings. J. 1). Winslow, Rockland—13 Mus­ Henry Young, Matiniens—I bush. Early Vermont stoves, furnaces, tin and hardware, bird-eages and son of the deceased. Mr. Mathews’s text was in furnishing goods. J . P. Wise & Son Resolved, That in severing our relations with Witherspocn), both on Chestnut street. p ipers have been impudent enough to covy ducks. Frank Jones, Rockland—1 pair potatoes. J. F. Young, Rockland—3 Chile mam­ fixtures, as well as the celebrated Wadsworth, tiie following words : “ Then Abraham gat claim the vote of that State, the great effort Guinea hens. A. G. Thomas, Rockland—trio moth squashes; 12 citrons; 5 varieties potatoes; contribute a handsome case of hard­ Rev. W. T. Stowe, we bear testimony to the Black Spanish chicks; trio American Domini­ 2 cheese pumpkins; 1 bush, each yellow Globe Martinez & Longman’s pure paints in all colors. marked ability and practical excellence of his the ghost, and died in good old age, an old APPLETON. has been to reduce the Republican majori­ que chicks. James Walden, W. Camden—1 and Blood mangold beets; 1-2 bush, table beets; ware, and also make a display of Wads­ >J« The heating boiler in the basement of the pulpit ministrations, his wide culture, his tender and full of years.” This discourse was wort’ny o f Well, we got a little shower this (Tui ty, and thus make it appear that Gen. Gar­ tiock geese; 1 flock Guinea hens. Jere Gilman, 12 cabbages. Oliver Blood, W. Camden—3 mam­ and sympathetic spirit and the personal qualities the occasion, and in all its points related with ernf'on. It has cleared off cool, and I Thomaston—1 flock black Pekin ducks; do white moth squashes; 1 lot cucumbers. G. S. Hall, worth Martinez & Longman’s pure paints, Custom House has been raised a foot aud a half, that have gained lii'u many warm friends amongst field was not popular in his own State. Cochin chicks. C. M. Tiblictts, Rockland—1 flock Thomaston—1 bush, blood beets. Thos. B. Fer- for which they are agents. T. A. Went­ which makes an essential improvement, as before,yre u.-v ; and we wish him success in any future field b*1forcible and just application to the life and works will have a pleasant time for your F labor upon which lie may enter. 1 (>f the aged clergyman to whom they had met to weather to-day has l>eeu very much liki But the result has been beyond the most brown Leghorn ducks. E. I.. Lovejoy, Camden— nals, Lincolnville—3 pie pumpkins. G. 1). St. worth exhibits two cases filled with water almost always stood in the bottom of the p ^ ‘ 1 flock turkey.-. G. M. Lampson. Rockland—1 Clair, Camden—2 pumpkins. J. II. Kalloch, At the meeting of Fraternity Lodge of Good pay the last earthly tribute. the first day of the Fair at Warren. I ho sanguine expectations of the Republicans, trio rusc-conib White Dorking chicks. Rculun Rockland—1 bush, sugar beets. Geo. L. Raek­ rich, furs, hats, caps and slippers. E . W. in front of the fire-box, and this inconvenience now avoided. Templars, Monday evening, a committee was ap­ [Our columns are already so overcrowded that ever, it will not have so bad an effect as well as beyond the comprehension of Sherer, Rockland, 1 flock Pekin ducks. Patrick lifl’. Rockland, 1 bn. sweet potatoes. Ezekiel Nel­ wcure obliged to defer till our next issue tiie Armstrong, Rockland, 1 trio each dark Cochins, son, Rockland, 1 basket beets. Thomas J. Ornc, Berry & Co. contribute a fine case of boots pointed to consider the expediency of surrender­ tiiat case, as tiie entries, outside of Warl The date of the concert of the Swedish Ladies obituary notice that followed here. E d .] the Democrats. The Republican majority Light Brahma and Houdan; 1 1 flock turkeys; 1 Friendship, 1 bush, late rose potatoes. John Woos­ and shoes. G. W. Palmer & Son show a ing tiie charter of the lodge, also the prospect of very few. j tiock each Plymouth Rock and bull' Cochins, ter, Camden, 1 bush. Burbank seedling potatoes; Combination lias been changed since the adv re quite a number of is the largest thrown since 1872—the rich case of jewelry, silver ware and opti­ sustaining the institution, and to report upon the FRIENDSHIP. Geo. W. McKinney, Rockland. 1 flock white 1 bush, each yellow Danvers, Red Globe, Cracker tisement appeared in the Free Press, from Saturday in town. Mr. Samuel Pease has been sii majority being between 25,000 and 28,000, Leghorn chicks. A. J. Clark, So. Thomaston. 1 and Wcatherstield onions; 1 dish silver-skin cal goods. J. G. Torrey & Son show hand­ same at tiie meeting next Monday evening. Every Mr. Ab. Trowant of Waldoboro who runs a the 23d,to Saturday, October 30th. This lias been election day with erysipelas. An absces according to the latest intelligence—and dock light Brahma. Fred Sherer, Rockland, 1 onions; samples of cabbages; samples of pump­ member is earnestly requested to be pres small sloop on trading voyages among the islands ilock geese. Wm. F. Melvin, Rockland, 1 crate kins; samples of Hubbard, Boston Market, Bos­ some samples of their composition fasten­ done to accommodate the manager in arranging 1 broke on his leg, and he is now mol that meelting,which will commence at 7.30 o’clock, Came very near ending his earthly voyage last with 15 if not 16 members of Congress, ducks; 1 crate Brahma hens. Mrs. E. L. Ken­ ton Marrow, Marblehead and Butman squashes; ings, etc. Albert Smith makes a fine ex­ ids Eastern tour. fortable. niston, Rockland, 1 flock lull blood Houdan hens. 2 varieties scallop squash; 1 doBrookneek squash; sharp. Friday night. He had disposed of his cargo of where they have but nine at present. hibit of musical instruments and other Rev. A. 11. Sweetsir, formerly pastor of the Chas. Sleeper is sick with slow fever Mrs. E. L. Kenniston, Rockland, 1 flock full blood 3 varieties tomatoes; 1 bush, each Mangold, sugar City Co u n c il.—The regular monthly meeting apples and groceries calculated to cheer and nour­ and turnip beets; samples cacn of ruta baga tur­ Uuiversalist church in this city, and who ha: in his head. I learn that he is better to- In West Virginia the Republicans claim­ Houdans. Lucy Crockett, Rockland, 6 black goods and also show the Remington Sew­ was held on Monday evening. ish tiie inner man, and sailed Friday evening from I Turkeys. nips, carrots, parsnips, cucumbers and water­ eently adopted the Baptist faith, has accepted Mr. J . Wellman has thoroughly ed nothing and expected as much. The melons. ing machines. The Singer Sewidg ma­ Rolls of Accounts were passed as follows: Con Cranberry Island for his home in Waldoboro. Beef Stock, call to the pastorate of the Stewart Street Bapt: outside of his house, and tiie painters Democrats carry the State, though there is tingent Fund, $270.73; Pauper Fund, $56.72 Weary witli traffic and sailing he fell asleep and Orrin S. Waterman. No. Haven—1 pair beef Special Premiums—Corn and W h e a t. chine Co. make a handsome exhibit,through Church, Providence, R. I., and commenced on it to-day. I sec that Mr. V. O. Kelhl Highway Fund, $1.50; Police Fund, $14.00; Fin when he awoke things looked strange to him and a possibility that the Republicans may have I oxen, B. Sherer, Rockland, 1 pair beef oxen. J. Wm. Russell, Camden—1 half aere 8-rowed their agents, the Messrs. Shaw. II. II. labors there last Sunday. shop claplioarded. Mr. F T. Tolman, Thomaston, 1 yoke beef cattle. corn, yielding 67 bush, of ears. Tolman Brothers, Department, $35,55. he did not know where lie was, or what course to elected one of the three members of Con­ Crie & Co. show a handsome case of guns, has bouglit the old Fuller store and I lc: Drawing Horses and Oxen. West Camden—1 half acre Wnushakuni The east for the drama of “ Moll Pitcher In Board of Aldermen school department, bill; take. Instead of passing Martin’s Point and en­ gress. . iclding 103 bush, of ears. Eratus Lermond, ______„ ...... ing to stock it with goods. Joshua P. Simonton, Camden—1 pair draft revolvers and sportsmen’s goods and also! at the Steamer Company’s entertainment next were approved amounting to $101.97. tering the Waldoboro river, be bore easterly and Thomaston—I bush, wheat. O. E. Blood, WestG > n t , r» • * r « • « Christmas evening, will include a number Mr. Condon and family arc going to Mi It is needless to remark that the result oxen. Wm. P. Harding, Rockland—1 pair draft Ctttndeu-l trace Compton corn, 3-8 acre. A j show tllB ^ tlb b e f P ain ts, for wlliclt they A joint order was passed authorizing the Com about nine o’clock his vessel struck on Sand Island oxen. Cephas Currier, Camden—1 single draft ladies who have never appeared on the amateur setts to spend the winter. There are fai of these elections has roused the Republi­ llowc, Camden—corn, »6 bush, ears on 1-2 acre, are agents. The Knox Woolen Co. make mittee on Fire Department to sell all the old lire rocks, at the entrance of Hacliett’s Cove, and stove Win. Eaton, Camden—1 pair draft horses. 8 rowed. G. M. Kimball, Camden—1 bush, wheat, stage, but whose talents promise the liest results, would rather spare. cans to a degree of animation not before Fisk & Crandon, Rockville—1 pair draft oxen. a show of their fabrics. Fuller & Jones hose unfit for use and to purchase new hose a hole in her bow. Fearful that she might slide off 33 bush, on 1 1-2 acres. G. D. Sinclair, Camden The production of the play will be looked forward the amount received from such sale. Mrs. Hattie McGuicr leaves experienced, while it has depressed the Isaac Orbcton, Rockland, 1 pair draft oxen, 1st —corn, 100 bushel ears on 3-4 aere. John Wooster, make a nice exhibit of visiting cards and the rocks into deep water and sink, unable to make class; 1 pair draft oxen, 2d class. C. B. Abbott, Camden, 1 sample wheat. to with great interest. A joint convention was held for the purpose of 4T0W. feelings of the Democrats. It renders it Caiudon, 1 pair draft horses. bis calls for help heard, he loaded hi< punt with Dairy Products. fine stationery. Mrs. Giofray exhibits a A meeting of the Rockland Litery Associa­ hearing a statement from a delegation from the Some of our friadKHin Dakoti r Terri ton- very certain that the vote of Maine next Horses and Colts. about a 1-2 ton of tisli &c., and getting in him­ Geo. Smith, Rockland—1 jar native butter, handsome case of hair-work. Colson & tion is to be held to-morrow evening, at the office Fire Department, after hearing which the conven­ giving a good acco^Tit of them self Mr. Geo Fred J. Davis, Rockland—1 two-years-old colt; self struck out for land. He soon found bis punt month will be thrown for Gen. Garfield. native ball butter. O. Gardiner, Rockland—1 jar Rhoades make a show of boots and II. N. of T. P. Pierce, for the purpose of considering tion dissolved and the two boards adjourned. was over loaded and sinking. The sinking boat A. Pease raised Jftns season three tlnousand eighty; M. L. Simmons, Rockland—1 gentleman's dri ’ v butter; 10 1-2 lbs. Jersey liall butte ' three-years-old Knox colt. Keene makes a display of leather belting. affairs of the Association and determing whether »I« llockland lias been favored witli a greater seven bushels fof wheat, aud six l hundred ai Iior.c; l tlirec-yean--old Knox colt B• A-K'ucrv, sbcrer RockhHi1:1, “ If;. A. P. Biarkington. K ocklanfl-l jar butler. O. I). Of the articles contributed by individuals any action shall be taken at the preseut time uumlier of strictly first-class musical entertain­ fish into the sea. Though unable to swim. Mr. gy Not the least significant resolution Corthell, Rockport—1 tive-years-okl stallion. Al­ Brown, Rockland—1 lot Jersey Kill butter. Ab­ ent 78 cents | )cr bushel. Last yean^they had den Brown, Rockland—1 four-years-old family maintain a course of lectures or make any other ments during the past year than ever before in its Trowant managed to get hold of his punt and adopted by the Shipping Convention held bie Blake, W. Camden—1 jar butter; 1 sage ehee for exhibition only, aside from trade exhi­ in to Fargo, a distarcebf4O miJe4 horse. Osgood Blake, W. Canulen—1 family public use of the funds ot the Association. history. By a portion oi the public these oppor­ after a while to make his way to land. Saturday last week in Boston was the following: plain cheese. Ezekiel Yinal, W. Camden—i bits, we can only make general mention, This year tljey have a market within one mile. horse. Elien C. Oxton, Camden—3 years-old colt. jar native butter; 1 box native ball butter. Mrs, »I« The ladies will not fail to read the new ad­ tunities have been appreciated as soon as an­ lie got his vessel off the rocks and towed her Fred T. Ulmer, Rockland—1 two-years-old colt. and there are many articles worthy of notice “ Mine h o L ” of the “Appleton” got kicked by & “ Resolved, That we recommend that Con­ A. Howe, Camden—1 sage cheese; 1 jar native vertisement of A. II. Morse & Co., in our col nounced, while many others have only realized ashore. IL G. Collins, Camden—1 two-years-old stallion. butter; 10 lbs. native ball butter. Jeremiah Gil- horse last xveek, and has been limping aroui gress take early action providing for the . S. Hall, Thomaston—1 mare and colt. Cliar- which our time and space will not allow umns to-day. Their business opened finely last the merit of these entertainments after tiie oppor­ Tiie herring fleet lias not been very successful , Thomaston—1 jar native butter; 1 lot native witli a cane A-vi since He is now “ doing wellj distribution of the balance in the Treasury Whitney, Thomaston—1 two-years-old colt. ball butter. G. D. St. Clair, Camden—1 firkin us to specify. There is a fine collection of week and besides the millinery department, their tunity of enjoying them was past. Another con­ this year. The catch has been small and the price Jeremiah Gilman, Thomaston—1 yearly colt. Wm. butter ; 2 plain cheeses. L. K. Fales, Thomaston cert which should attract all music-loving people however, if » e “ Isn’t making much,” Vendeil; on account of the Geneva award.” Hurley, Rockland—1 family horse. Ezekiel Rogers’s well known statuary groups and new announcement specifies various attractive low. —1 jar butter. Ezekiel Yinal, W. Camden—1 and all who appreciate what is at tiie same time got kicked o\p‘r his butteris-box yesterday, by Yinal, Camden—1 three-Xear-old colt. Win. P. several statuettes, contributed by various specialties in fancy and worsted goods, ladies’ un­ The Condon’s Point lee Co. have connueticcd sage cheese; 1 plain cheese. Mrs. Eben Oxton— strictly first-class and a highly popular enter­ horse he wasIshoeing. Although he said it mi Harding, Rockland—1 family horse. Geo. W. 1 jar butter. Mas. J. M. Sherer, Rockland—1 derwear, etc., which may lie found at their store, bnilding a wharf near the cottages. McKenney, Rockland, 1 two-year-old colt. A. J. ladies of our city. Various curiosities and him see starsj he picked himself up and finish, iy Judge Clifford, of the U. S. Supreme plain cheese; 1 sage cheese. John Sherer, Rock­ Call and see. tainment, is announced for Saturday, Oct. 30tli. Eilanl Geyer, Mr. Mitchell, and a gentleman Clark, So. Thomaston, 1 family horse. Charles C. land, 1 box liall butter. specimens of rich foreign work are on ex­ This is the famous Swedish Ladies’ Musical Com­ the job. j Court had a severe attack of illness at Lovejoy, Rockland, 1 family horse. Florian The Sanford Steamship Co. have changed from llockland, are building a dam across the Most of tb»c horses in this vicinity arc tronbli Brown, W. Camden, 1 yearling colt. Joshua Flowers. hibition. Mrs. M. E. Thompson exhibits bination. The celebrated Swedish Ladies Quartette Washington, last Saturday, and fears were their system o f charging for meals from the Euro­ brook near Geyer’s bouse—their object being to with the epizootic in a mild form. Have heard Simonton, Camden, two-year-okl colt. J. P. Si­ W. Thomas, Rockland—3 bouquets cut flow­ a cabinet filled with an extensive collection have won an enviable reputation in Europe and flow several (acres of low laud for an ice pond. entertained that he would not recover. He monton, Camden, 1 two-year-old colt. I. Orbe- ers. Mis. J. W. Thomas, Rockland—display of pean to the American plan, and dinners are n America, but have never appeared in this State. no fatal ton. Rockland, 1 gentleman’s driving horse. S. of mineral specimens, a large portion of This when completed, will make the fourth ice is now on the mending hand, and it is flowers. 11. S. Benner, Rack land, 1 bouquet Tri- served on the Cambridge and Katahdin for Their singing has been everywhere received with The applJcrop is abundant this fall. Mr. E J I). Carlton, Rockport, 1 two-vear-old eolt. J. Gil­ tonia. Mrs. J. Dennis, Rockland, 1 oleander. them being from Maine mines. The Rock­ cents, and supper and breakfast for 50 cents. This pond in town. D. Guslieefu* in 11 store an apple, raised b J anticipated will be able to Lake bis seat on man, Thomaston, 1 yearling eolt. Fine A rts. delight aud their performance is pronounced fault­ land City Silver Mining Co. show a case change we have no doubt will please the public less by the musical critics of the leading papers Mr. William Newbirt that measures fourteel the bench in a few days. Carriages and Farm Implements. J. G.* Babbage, Rockland—1 marine portrait. and these prices cannot fail to satisfy the traveler UNION. Sylvanus Pendleton, Rockland—5 paintings. of handsome specimens from their mine. from Boston to San Franeiseo. With them appear inches eact| waX» and weighs seventeen ounces. G. T. Coombs, Rockville—1 light wagon. who sits down to so excellent a repast as is served Miscellaneous. Charles L. Mallet has on exhibition a model the eminent cornet soloist, Mr. Walter Emerson, The Union Reform Club held a sociable at their I see tli;R Mr. Laforest Graham is on a visit I Q T The official vote on the constitutional Cabinet Work. on these steamers. rooms Tuesday evening. his parent8- Mr. Charles Pease is also home on j E. A. Withington, Rock land, 1 home-made chair. II. A. B. Wentworth, Rockland, 1 book of a sloop yacht,which is a very handsome who appeared in that capacity at the famous Gil­ amendments voted upon nt the Guberna­ mosses. Mrs. Wm. Pendleton, Rockland, 2 rug Mr. Gould writes us that our Court report The house on Elm Street occupied by David visit. Mr* Charles Newbirt has killed the tirij J. V. Cilley, Rockland, scroll saw work. and ingenious product of his skill, perfect more Concerts in Europe, and who ranks witli torial election will not be declared until the Bread. designs. Ruby A. Gould, Camden, ii peacock the case of Brastow et als. w. Rockport lee Co. Levy and Arbuckle; Mr. O. E. Skiff, the popular Lauton, and owned by C. A. White has been pur­ fox of th* season. bands; 3 peacock butterflies; 1 lot fancy feathers; in every detail of wood and metal work, chased by Mr. Calvin Gleason. Mrs James Walden, W. Camden—1 loaf barley 1 lot birds’ heads. Mrs. E. J. Dennis, Rockland, the effect that the case was settled “ by defts. pay­ buffo baritone, whose presence insures that tiie Have yOQ found out just how much that Wash sessiou of the Executive Council, October Wc copy the following item from the Daily bread, Mrs. J. W. Thomas, Rockland—1 loaf 1 schooner. Hattie Thompson, ‘Rockland. 1 view blocks, sails, rigging,' etc. E. S. Albee, ing plffs. $600 in satisfaction of claim,’' does humorous element will not be wanting, and Mr. ington baby weighed ? The Gazette gives it.*J 18th. A semi-official summary taken from white bread; 1 plate biscuit. Miss 11. A. Mans­ Kennebec Journal : weight at lj* 1 "2 lbs. while the Free Press gives[ holder; 1 card basket, diaries Ulmer, Rockland, with G. W. Palmer & Co., shows some convey the facts, which lie says are “ that T. P. Ryder, the eminent Boston pianist and com­ the clerk’s returns gives on the amendment field-----1 plate biscuit; 1 loaf brown bread; 1 1 wooden bouquet, made with jack-knife. Mr. Vfvian W. Hills, who lias been with I’.. II. handsome specimens of engraved mono­ plffs. had a verdict for the xchole property—an ice­ poser. A Miller grand piano will be used at the only 15 3-« loaf Graham bread. Fanny L. Lazell, Rockland Pierce, the jeweller, for some time, is to return to electing Governor by plurality 57,115 in 1 loaf brown bread. Mrs. Abbie Blake.West Cam­ Honey, Preserves, etc. house and shore property valued by witness concert,which cannot fail to be deserving of a full I wish o k Appleton people would just infon grams on gold. A “ big thing” which at­ his native town, Union, and engage in business your humjlc correspondent of the birth of favor, to 35.784 against. On the amend­ den. 2 loaves brown bread. Mrs. Boynton, 1 loaf A. J. Tolman, Rockland, samples of small the stand at $2800,—and for $30 rents of the same, house. The sale of seats will begin at E. 11. bread. fruits. Mrs. J. W. Thomas, Rockland, 9 jars pre­ tracted a good deal of attention was and are to hold and retain this property oj their for himself. During his short stay in Augusta, babies. \»hy, I found at the house of Mr. Levii ment relative to the change in terms of serves. Mrs. A. S. Lash, Thomaston, 3 jars pre­ Spear & Co.’s Monday morning Oet. 25th. Herds. mammoth Australian clam-shell, brought own, while the defts. had a verdict for $600 lictter- Mr. Hills has made many friends who wish him Pease a bA ht babe of 7 weeks, daughter of Mr.\ office, 60,917 in favor to 16,669 against. served fruit. E. S. Ulmer, Rockland, 1 hive bees; »J« The sixteenth annual session of the Knox ft Isaac Orbcton, Rockland, 1 herd. Wm. J. 1 display honey. home by Capt. H. J. Sleeper and weighing ments put upon the premises by them, and which all success. He is a young man of enterprise and & Mrs. sJtie of Mass. Mrs. S. is Mr. Peas'e^J Robbins, W. Camden, 1 herd of 10 eows. Lincoln Musical Convention closed last Friday industry, and we have no fears for his future pros­ Household Manufactures. 206 lbs. is to be paid to them by plffs. less the cost of suit daugliten Mr. & Mrs. Adolphus Ripley have had! night. The class was a large and excellent one perity. T h e Fair Mrs. Mary F. Kalloch, Rockland—1 comforter. and the $30 reut.” a child born to'too C. S. D. “Chase'a Enquirer" of last week is The attendance at the fair was large last and the attendance was good, although at the con­ Mr. Hills’ Union friends unite in wishing him Was opened at Farwell Hall on Tuesday Miss E. L. Lampson—6 guipure de art tidies; 3 We have long known that Rockland has rampant against fusion. The old gentle­ evening, and at the close, this afternoon, certs the audiences were not so large as lias been success in liis own enterprise. We have long fefi CUSHING. forenoon, although the exhibition was not netted and darned tidies. Mrs. Robert Paul, most excellent pianist in the person of Mrs. James man has got a new pair of cowhide boots Rockland—2 embroidered night dresses; 1 flannel when usual at former sessions of the Convention in this the need of a good jeweller in town and have no The Parsons Reunion was 6th, at the! comforter; 1 worsted quilt; 1 hooked rug. Mrs. Wight,—and who, with the exception of Kotzsch complete before Wednesday afternoon, as city. The usual special train was run for the F ri­ doubt Mr. Hills will be well patronized. original Parsons farm, in Cushing, I »w owned by I with which he intends to “go right into it. S. Stahl—1 pair ladies’ silk hose. Mrs. J. A. mar of Portland, has probably no superior in the many articles were brought in for entry on T iie Baby Show day night concert. Miss Gage, the soprano solo­ Wm. II. Miller. The day was very ne, and thej Chase is receiving letters from all parts of Wheeler—1 hooked rug. Mrs. A. Shuman, Rock­ State—but a much more weighty opinion than ours that day. The exhibit is one of the finest land—1 patch.work quilt; Mrs. II. A. B. Went­ takes place, there will be a crowd. Tho ist, and Messrs. Bartlett, tenor, and Ilav, basso, ground on the banks ot tiie Georges [iver, whe: the State urging him to jiersist in his course. is that of Mr. Carl Zerrahn, who before he left SOUTH THOMASTON. worth, ltoekland—1 skirt; 1 laec tie; 1 shawl; 1 were well received and received liberal applause. the reunion was held, was beantifnll ictoresquej ever shown by the Society and in some sacque. Erastus Lermond, Thomaston—Yarn Baby Show is to be at 2.30 P. M., and be­ city after the musical convention sent the follow Bushrod H. Clay, Esq., has bought the milk Among the letters in his last week’s issue To the general public the concerts were not so sat­ The river at that place widens so as i produce respects doubtless the best. We give be­ rugs Lucy Banks, ltoekland—Table and table low we give the list of entries: ing note to Mr. Sm ith: route of Mr. John Pierce. Mr. Clay has some of are two from Rockland—one from S. II. cover. Mis. Benj. Brewster, Rockland—1 rag isfactory as usual, The Thursday evening concert the finest eows in town so that his customers will very tine sheet of water, environed ith verlanl low a list of all the entries for premiums R o ckland, Oct 9, 1880. Hall, the other front J. T. Lothrop, who carpet ; Miss Belle Bird, ltoekland—two towels. B aby Show. was composed of a large number of selections, in get first class buttermilk. The gentleman who is fields on either side, with here and hand, at tho hall—it being understood, of course, Salvation Bow, Rockland—1 patchwork quilt. Mu. S m ith —Dear Sir:—Permit me to tell you which the chorus had rather less than the usual avow themselves to be “Straight Green- Mrs. llufus K. Buzzcll, Camden, 1 baby, Fred before leaving this morning, how pleased and sat to dispense the liquid, Mr. Samuel Pierce is a some grove, that all go to give the tho air cij j Mr. James Walden, Camden—1 prs. hose; 3 do part, but unfortunately the selections lacked varie­ that there are very many articles con­ mittens; home-made colored y am ; patchwork Buzzell, 3 months old. isfied I am with the splendid playing of y chip of the old block and as square as a brick in softness and repose. In one of these gal backers.' Mrs. Geo. II. Torrey, Rockland, 1 baby, Rosa ty and there was no spice of liveliness or humor tributed for exhibition only, whieh do not comforter. Ladies’ neck tie; patch-work square. pianist, Mrs. James Wight. She performed’ his dealings. descendants of Lawrence Parsons, and hei Mrs. A. Howe, Rockland, 1 braided rug; 1 com­ Adella, 11 months old. more than arduous task in a most excellent w in the whole programme. A lively, stirring glee appear in the list. Mrs. D. W. llhoades, Rockland, 1 baby, Walter Mr. Frank Morton and wife have returned from of the most soeial and delightful of reunions tli An appalling accident occurred on forter; Mrs. Hudson Barker, Rockland, 2 hooked which left nothing to lie desired. by the class, a humorous song or two interspersing ST rugs. Mrs. O. E. Blood, W. Camden, 1 pr. Irving, 11 1-2 months old. Carl Z err a h n . their bridal tour. They express much admiration have ever been held by any one. Apples, drapes and Plums. Mrs. Jerome Smith, Rockland, 1 baby, Lulu. the more ambitious or classical selections, and the the Pennsylvania Railroad at midnight of woolen hose. Mrs. James Blood, W. Camden, I for the White mountain scenery. Mr. Oliver Vinal presided over the gathering Wm. Russell, Camden—1 bush, each Northern piece home made carpeting; 1 bed spread 46 years Mrs. Otis Tolman, Rockville, 1 baby.’ ►{« The ladies of the Universalist Society are rendering of more simple and popular selections Saturday between Wall’s accommodation Mr. Edward Miller, of Clark’s Island, lias pur­ An organization was formed with the foilowini Spy, Jewett’s Red, Porter, Tollman Sweet and old. Abbie Blake, W. Camden, 1 comforter; 1 Mrs. James Walden, W. Camden, 1 baby, give a Supper at the Church parlors next Tuesday on encore, would have helped wonderfully. Never­ Bellflower apples; 1 peck eaeli Jeffries, King Bertha O., o months old. chased the homestead of Mr. Ephraim Dean on officers: Capt. James Parsons, President; Law] train and a special from Greensburg. Both log cabin quilt; 1 pr cotton-and-wool blankets; 4 evening, Oet. 28th, when refreshments will theless, there was good singing, and several of the Tompkins, Mountain Sweets, Greenings, Fall Pip­ prs. hose, 3 prs. mittens. Mrs. T. B. Bickmore, Mrs. Wm. R. Tucker, Rockland, 1 baby, Leroy, Elm Street. rence French, Lemuel Counce, Oliver Vinal ai trains were tilled with passengers, especial­ pins. Gloria Munch and Chenango Strakebcrry Tenant’s Harbor, 1 embroidered chair seat; 1 9 months old. served at small tables on the European plan vocalists who assisted in the programme acquttted Charles A. Fogerty, Vice Presidents; I. J. Bui Mrs. Frank St. Clair, Rockland, I baby, Harry The linn of Ward & Woodard arc hauling some ly Wall’s, which contained several march­ apples; 1 plate each of Wagner, Spitsbergen Rox­ hooked rug. Miss Mary E. Thompson, worsted There is to be a great variety of appetizing viands themselves with much credit, including Mrs Potter ton, Secretary. Mr. Burton gave an historical a< bury Russet, N. Y. Greening, Striped Pippin, and tidy. Miss Hattie M. Thompson, 1 worsted tidy. Melvin, 2 months old. and tempting refreshments, embracing all the sub­ nice monuments to the llockland depot, to be ing clubs which participated in the Demo­ Pippin apples; Concord and two other (unnamed) Mrs. G. L. Black, ltoekland, 1 baby, Fred Eu­ (formerly Miss Flora Grant, whose Rockland dress, that extended Kick 278 years (that sho’ W. H. Hyde, Rockland, 1 slipper case. Mrs. A. stantiate of a bounteous New England meal shipped to Ohio. cratic demonstration at Pittsburg, Saturday varieties of grapes. F. W. Smith, Rockland—1 M. Glover, llockland, 1 patchwork quilt, made by gene, 3 months old. friends were glad to meet and hear her on this occa­ Geo. Harriman is building him a cabin down in he had a good memory) to the time of Queei bush, ettch Pearmain, and Winter apples. Fred lady 73 years old. Miss Marcia Farwell, Rock­ Mrs. It. H. Thorndike, Rockland, 1 baby, Ruby well as rich and delicate cake, pastry, ice-cream, sion,) Miss Colburn of Belfast, Miss Trundy o1 Elizabeth’s reign, in England, from which co night. The collision occurred at the 28th J. Davis, ltoekland—1 bush, each 20-ounce and land, 1 sofa afghan, Mrs. J. L. Jameson, Rock­ F., 6 months old. etc., etc. The vestry will be appropriately deco­ “ Squash Hollow” near the granite works of Mrs. Geo. W. Tiffany, Camden, 1 baby, Clara Searsport,and others. The Friday night concert wai Messrs. T. Jameson & Co. Geo. says he is going try the family line is traced. He closed his Street crossing. Nine were killed out­ lied Winter apples. Jeremiah Tolman, Rockland land, 1 hooked rug. Mrs. N. Jones, Rockland, 1 rated and the tables handsomely laid, not with —1 lot Winter apples; 1 lot Fait do; 1 dish ap­ tidy in Kensington M. fringe; 1 chair strip, Louise, 7 months old. devoted entirely to the oratorio of the *• Creation,” to call it the Weaver house. marks with a poem entitled, “ Past and Future.1 fight and eighteen more have since died, Mrs. Charles Richards, Camden, 1 baby, Alice the “ common crockery ” of the vestry pantry ples, different varieties, 1 bush, each Baldwins, crocheted embroidery. Mrs. R. Rideout, Rock­ in whieh the class and the solo artists acquitted Mr. William 11. Smith and Roliert Ashworth After adjourning to Sept, next, subject to th. Porters, II. I. Greenings, Roxbury llusscts, land, sofa pillar. Mrs. F. II. Berry, Rockland, 1 L., 8 mouths old. l but with silver and table ware furnished by kile nearly as many more are dangerous themseive with credit,but this was also a mistake, have formed a partnership for the purpose of car­ call of the officers, the company visited a natural Fletcher Sweets, Blue Pearinaius, French Russets, sofa afghan. Eda F. White, Rockland, feather Mrs. Alonzo Yonng, Cushing, 1 baby, Alvaro, ladies. Business men, families, and all others , whom physicians say cannot re­ Gravenstciqs and Fall Greenings; samples each of wreath. Mrs. E. A. Hatch, Rockland, 1 knit rag. so far as pleasing a popular audience and drawing rying on the stone business. They have several fountnia in a ledge on the farm, where the watei 5 months old. i are invited t0 lakc their snPPer with ,he Univer- in to these there were Hubbardston Nonesuch, Northern Spy, Union L. P. Harwood, 2 rugs. Mrs. A. F. Crockett, the public was concerned. Our space does not men at work now and will put on more as soon as naturally flows, reminding one of the rock llusset, Moore’s Syvcet, Hart’s lied, Williams, Rockland, 1 toilet set. Mrs. L. G. Crandon, Mrs. J. H. Reed, llo v k ^ J ^ ^ ^ iS ;- , Annie sallst ladies next Tuesday, at any hour from 5 to 8 admit of oor givingjj^|fceretary’s full report of they can get ready for them. We have no doubt Moses smote. N aquet, Summer Sweet, Newtown Pippin, Forseti Graft, Thomaston, 1 hooked rug; 2 patchwork quilts. Louise, 9 months old. . P . M. the Con Resolutions of Respect. MARINE JOURNAL. FARWELL HALL, At a meeting of the Directors ef the Lime Rock F allal W inter VOSE & PORTER, National Bank, held at their Banking Rooms PORT OP ROCXLuAND. Ccto'»er 4th,the following resolves were passed : BOSTON CLOTHING STORE,MESS GOODS! 1880 FALL1880 IFAereoa, John W. Hunt, one of the Directors Saturday Ev’g, Oct. 30 of this Bank, has deceased, be it therefore by the A r r i v e d . Board of Directors hereby Ar 9, sehs Hope, Richards, Mt Desert; G W Bald- First aud only appearance of the futnous B O C K L -A.3STX5, Resolved, That we desire to express our appre­ win, Lewis, Belfast; 11, Uncle Sam, Quinn, Bostou; DRYGOODS Silas McLoon, Spear, N Y ; .1 It Bodwell, Spalding, ciation of the intelligence, carefulness and unbend­ do; 13, Frank Pearsons, Cushman, do; Lake, Richards ing integrity which characterized the business Boston; S M Bird, Merrill, W indsor.N S: Brsch May Immense Stock of Men’s, Youth’s, Boy’s CASHMERES, career of our late associate and which made him Bell, Colwell, St John, N B; Sleet, Gray, Steuben; a valuable member of this Board of Directors. A Clement, Littlefield, Penobscot; Lurk, Roberto, do; and Children’s SUITS for Fall Resolved, That these resolutions be entered up­ Columbian, Webster, Bangor; Seraph, Gray, Steuben; SWEDISHLADIES’ MOMIES, Oregon, Henshaw, N Y ; Pallas, French, Bangor; Win and Winter wear. on the records of the Bank, as a memorial of the H Jewell, Ward well do; Catawamteak, Kennedy, Vi­ high respect this Board entertains for his memory, nalhaven ; D B Everett, McLain, Boston; lit K Grant, and that in token of our sympathy with his a"f- Grant, Ellsworth; Trader, Norris, Boston; Dexallo, EBEN B. MAYO QUARTTETE NOVELTIES, tiiited family, a copy thereof be transmitted to Brown, Portland for Belfast; 14, U S Rev stmr McCul­ them. ’ Per order, loch, Dean, Eastport. From the Royal Conservatory, Stockholm, comprising IN EVERY COLOR AND QUALITY. G. W. B e r r y , Cashier. Having returned from 8 a i l e d . Boston with an exten­ M’lle Ingeborg Lofgren, Overcoats! Overcoats! Liebig Co’s Cocoa B eef Tonic. Sid 8, sells S W Brown, Maddocks, Boston; A S Emery, Arey, do; Br sell Champion, Giespie, St John, M’lle Inga Ekstrom, ‘■It has more than realized my expectations,” sive assortm ent of n every shade, at the popular price of 25 cents. JOB LOTS N B ;’9, sells Granville, Clark, Lynn; Louisa Frances, says Professor DUNCAN CAMPBELL. M 1)., Thorndike, Portland ; Ned buinter, Snow, N Y ; Br sell LL. I)., President Royal College Physicians and Jollyette, Colwell, St John, N B; Chieftain, Grant, do; Dry Coods,purchased M’lle Anna Cedergren, Surgeons; Member General Council University of schs Pearl, Robinson, Danvers; 13, Nile, Spear, N Y; Edinburgh, etc. E G Knight, Pratt, do; Annie, Look, do; Pennsylva­ for cash, is now pre­ M’lle Emma Larson, Ulsters! Ulsters! nia, Savage, Boston; D H Ingraliam, Greeley, Rich­ Invaluable for debility, weak lungs, biliousness, mond, Va; C L llix. Hix. New Haven; John Gerard, dyspepsia and female complaints. Robinson. Boston; Moses Eddy, Warren, N Y ; Har­ pared to show -ASSISTED BY— IN ALL THE LATEST COMBINATIONS. riet, Weymouth, Lynn; Cliarlie llanlev, Arev, N Y; Lizzie Guptill, Smith, Boston; Maggie Bell. Hall, NY ; E Gerry. Perry, do; J 8 Ingraham. Packard, Bangor; Nr. Walter Emerson, Bargains in Every De­ The Famous Cornet Soloist. D r y G o o d s Unnecessary Misery Commerce, Perry, N Y; 14. Dexallo, Brown, Belfast; R e e fe r s ]____ R e e fe r s ! Catawamteak, Kennedy, N Y; J K Bodwell, Spalding, Satins, Velvets, Silks. is endured by bilious and dyspeptic subjects who neg­ Vinalhaven; Frank Pearsons, Cushman, Bangor; Bil­ AND low, Haskell, Norfolk, Va. Mr. O. E. Skiff, p artm en t. The Popular Buflo Baritone; and us it r be : e of Also a splendid line of Gent.’s, Youth’s and Boy’s ______that it will do ns remedial DOMESTIC PORTS. Dress Goods in Great Va­ thoroughly is beyond all peradventure. Ladies atllict- NEW YORK—Ar 8, barque Freedona A Wiley, Mr. T. P. Ryder, ed with those functional irregularities peculiar to their (new, 6001 Willev, Thomaston. The Eminent Boston Pianist and Composer. sex, as well as that class of invalids troubled with riety, all the new shades, CARPETINGS Cld 8, ships C B llazeltine, Gilkey, and John T Ber- SIMONTON BROS. liver, bowel and stomach complaints, derive great and FURNISHING GOODS speedy relief from this pure vegetable remedy. 46 H S Boynton, Snow, Rockland. with Velvets, Plaids, Sat- TICKETS: It is said that King Alphonso’s palace had hang­ Ar 10, Mary B Smith, Maloney, Bangor; George W Glover, Morton, Rockland; Sedona, Hubbard, St Broeades, Novelties, CENTS TO ALL PARTS ET /"fc ing iu the front window a sign inscribed, “ Boy George. OU OF THE HALL. OV HATS, CAPS, TRENKS, BAGS, wanted.” Sid 10, n S Gregory, for San Francisco. etc., etc., to match. Dress Including Reserved Seats. A Happy Clergyman. Passed through II« 11 Gate 9. Golden Rule, Rawley, Sale of seats will begin at E. R. SPEAR & Co.’s on N Y for Tenant’s Harbor; Allie Oakes, Parsons, Atn- ii u r n s Flint i cobb’s Rev. E. F. L. Gauss, Galena, Ills.: “ I have been a bov for Portsmouth, N II. Flannels, all shades and at Monday Morning, Oct. 25th. UMBRELLAS, ETC., ETC. great sufferer from Kidney disease, and utter being Passed through do 10, American Chief, Snow, N Y Persons out of town may order seats by mail or told by my doctors that I could not get well, I com­ telegraph. w46 menced the Use of Day’s KIDNEY 1’ad , which lias for Rockland. low prices. now completely cured me. I am strong and again look VINEYARD-HAVEN—Ar 8, sell Winnie Lnwry, Strong and Durable the very picture of health. May all the suffering be Vinalhaven for Washington. ZRZEZkZCZEZMZZBZEZR/^fl hedged as 1 have been, is my earnest wish. 46 Sid 7, sell G M Brainerd. Bargains in Black Silks, FALL RIVER—Ar 8, sell Ida Hudson, Paterson, FALL & WINTER CUSTOM MADE We have just opened one of the largest llnea of The Harvard Crimson asserts that it is not true Rockland. Black Momies and Black that l)r. Tanner has been appointed Steward of BALTIMORE—Ar 8, sch Maggie E Gray, Crockett, Memorial Hail. , Kennebec. Cashmeres. A nice Black BOSTON CLOTHING STORE, B L A C K S I L K 300,000 Bottles Sold. Sid 9, sch Charlotte Jameson. CLOTHES. And the demand is greater than ever. Nervous FORTRESS MONROE—Passed in 9, brig Edith Cashmere 48 in. wide, 75 SINGIII BLOCK. Made by B. F. HALEY, Military Tailor, that has ever been shown in Rockland. We would diseases, debility, nerve-exhaustion, and general Hail, from Rocklaud. Newmarket, N. H. jwk every lady who is thinking of buying a Silk tbto prostration from kidney and urinary weaknesses, cts. Job lot Dress Goods, millinery 44nrsx3mo Fa 1 to look at our stock and compare them with BOS­ or excesses of any kind, producing broken-down C. F. WOOD & CO. W arranted Good in all Respects TON PRICES. Sampled gent by m a ll w hen constitutions, palpitation ot the heart, vertigo, etc., FOREIGN. 8, 10,15, 20 cts. Bargains etc., speedily and permanently cured by the famous Sid fra Montevideo Aug 31, brig Don Justo, Jones, Now open and on exhibition a I*..*..*.....*,*..*..* (frm Paysandu), Baltimore. ft ft fe fe fe to to to to Wyomoke, a blood, brain and nene food. $1.00, Sid fni Curacoa JSept 25, brig Mary D Haskell, Has- iu Shawls, Cloth for Ul- . * LADIES’, MISSES’, ‘ * y © * s c] C 5 & Splendid Line of $1.50 and $3.00 per bottle. Sold by all first-class kell, for Turks Island. druggists. 45 Cld at Windsor, N S, Sept 30, S M Bird, Bird, sters, Cloaks & Dolmans. MISS A. B. REILLY S “ Keep to the write,”.said the lawyer to his lazy Alexandria; 1st Inst, Ada Ames, Adams, N Y. A new lot of Dress Goods in clerk. Bargains in Table . _ JUST RECEIVED. UNDERCLOTHING Idle Experiments. Linens, Towels, Napkins, 311 main St. MEN’S AND BOY’S A LARUE STOCK OF AT RLACKINGTON’S. When a man is well and sound he can afford to Novelties, M omies, be indifferent to the character of all the medicine Bleached and Unbleached MISS REILLY announces lobcr many old custom. FALL AND WINTER GOODS, in the world. But when disease is fairly eating ___ A ___ tvi i I era and the public that she has returned to her former ++++++++ him up, he must do something at once and do it S iicctin sr. VHilton. JLlUllllCl. store at the above number, (which has just been re- sttttittttm ttttttttttttttttttt CONSISTING OF “Linene” Reversible Plaids, etc., intelligently. Therefore do not dose yourself CARPETINGS! . 7 I built and refitted for her occupancy), and that, although with a hundred things in the hope that some ot Prints, Feathers, Batting, gUNDERWEAR. Collar In all the NEW FASHIONABLE SHADES them maj hit the mark, but try Dr. David Ken­ JUST OPENED. nedy’s “ Favorite Remedy ” which hits it every SIMONTON BROS, have just added W hite & Colored F lannel, g ^ ? d‘ CU!t0,ne" 0 -"dSra«“bl all the latest patterns of ! The following is from a guide at the W hite Moun- IN ALL SHADES, patients and ’themselves, and take great pleasure in Simonton Brothers. i tains: recommending them to the public as being all that is Commencing Oct. 17, 1880. claimed for them, and, in fact, the most reliable they j ••They are the best Ventilated Boot I ever saw.” for 35 cents, worth 60. can find. It is especially recommended for consump­ ASSENGER trains leave Bath at 11.05 a. m., after COOKING & PARLOK ! And another says “I would not 4be without them if tives, the aged and for females generally. For sale by arrival of train leaving lioekland at 8.15 a. ni., con­ ' they cost twenty dollars”. 641 druggists. 2«45 P necting at Brunswick for Lewiston, Farmington, Au­ gusta, Skowhegan and Bangor; at Yarmouth with G.T. STOVES, When a Cincinnati man speaks of the produc­ R’y.; nt Westbrook with 1’. & it., at B. & M. Junction A very large stock of FINK NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.___ 100 dozen tions of his pen, you never know whether lie is NEW HARNESS SHOP with train on Boston & Maine, and nt Portland with i . a . moese s c o , , OVERCOATS and SUIT8 just a literary feller or a hog-raiser. trains on Eastern Railroad, arriving iu Boston 5.30 p.m. received by 8. A. BURPEE, the THE Afternoon train leaves Bath 4.00 p. m., (after arrival Fringed Towels Tlie Peruvian Syrup has cured thousands who O L D S T A N D . of train leaving Rockland 1.20 p. in.,) connecting at were suffering from Dyspepsia, Debility, Liver Com­ Littlerock Street, next Albert Brunswick for Lewiston, Augusta, and Portland. plaint, Boils, Humors, Female Complaints, etc. Pa Morning Train leaves Portland 7.00; arrives at Bath 313 Main Street, for 3 cents. lilet free to any address. Seth W . Fowle X Soi B e r r y ’s S ta b le . 8.35 a. m., connecting to Rockland. f ™ , . O L D r ip os ton. Iy39 Through Trains leave Portland, 12.40 p. m., after ar­ t rival of trains from Boston; arrive at Bath, 2.25 p. m. w prepared to fill orders fot T , 4 i 4. Long Cut Smoking Tobacco A newly married couple were sitting in a palace gF. C. Y O lX i connecting to Rockland. Im plem ents M licllilies ' Is moist, fragrant and sweet. Smokes coo!, and Freight Trains each way daily goes tw ic e a s fa r as granulated tob;i A Good Size ear when she said, “Georgie, ain’t you glad ? Manufacturer of and Dealer in We’re relatives now ” PAYSON TUCKER, Supt. Of ail kinds at BOTTOM PRICES. OcL 17,1880. 46 Many prominent physicians are prescribing Dr. Harnesses, Collars, Curry Conibs, Benson’s Celery and* Chamomile Pills. These Brushes, W hips, Blankets, All-Linen Towel Pills are the result of scientific experiment of an Robes, Surcingles, CENTS TO JA N . 1. eminent physician of 20 years’ successful practice. Anil, also, the Celebrated Vacuum The C hicago for IO cents. A Bargain. In the cure of Sick Headache, Neuralgia, Ner­ Oil, for Farm er’s Boots and COMFORTERS, W eekly News vousness or Sleeplessness, they never fail. Ed­ will be sent, postpaid, ward Merrill, Agent, Rockland. 1 Shoes, &c., Ac. from date to Jan. 1st HARDWARE next, for 10 cents. This A P in e An Irishman, on seeing a very small coffin, ex­ trial subscription will claimed, “ Is it possible that coffin was intended ROCKLAND Battings and Calicoes. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. tor any living creature.” In all the Latest Styles, nt shortest notice. the cheapest metro- Damask Towel Hare Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry al­ depei ways at band. It cures Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Literary Association! politics, all the news, 2 I by 42, for 26 cents. correct market reports, (Would be cheap at 40 cents.) Whooping Cough, Croup, Influenza, Consumption, and This department is in charge of M RS. H . M . P E R -1 Pumps, Sheet Lead, six completed stories all Throat aud Lung Complaints. 50 cento and $1 a K IN S , o f B o ston, who will be in attendance ■ __ try isIssue. ,______A favor- bottle. Iy39 Nice Quality Prints, 5 Cents. to exhibit our FINE STOCK OF BONNETS lte family paper. Send W h erea s, an annual meeting of said Association 10 cen ts (silver) at — Miss Sawye Nice Quality Batting, I O cents AND HATS, with Lead Pipe, Cucum­ once and get It until required by the Constitution to be held on the first Jan. 1. 1881. E leven 3000 yds. Remnants of Monday in April of each year, and whereas no meeting trial subscriptions for of said Association has been held since 1877; therefore VELVETS, PLUSHES, ber W o o d 11.00. Regular price Is the undersigned members of said Association, request 7 5 cts. a year. Address o (Sill a meeting of said Association at tlie office of SIMONTON BROS. Victor F. Lawson, Bleached Cotton SPECIAL NOTICES I’. I’. PlEKCE, Oil F rid a y E v e n in g , O ct. 15, a t SATINS, SILKS, Pumps, Publisher Weekly 7 1-2 o’clo ck , which shall have all tlie effect of an News, Chicago, Ilf. for 8 cents. nual meeting, aud at which |meeting all things may RIBBONS, FEATHERS, done and considered which said Association, is, or In fact everything in the shape of HARD­ THE BONANZA FOR BOOK-AGENTS The game Cotton has been selling for 12 ots. A.. M. A U ST IN , would be, competent to do or consider at any annual or FLOWERS, ORNAMENTS W ARE we keep. is selling our two splendidly illustrated books, L ife of legal meeting, including amendment of the con­ written by his ///•<». DENTIST. stitution, election of officers and all other matters. Zo;r{//ri«’«J,H dn. OFFICE OVER T. A. WEN 1 W’ORTH’S STORE, Geo. W. White, O. 6. Andrew gen.hancogkJ.; W. FORNEY, =- C2 “ And all NOVELTIES in the line of BARGAINS IN BERHV BLOCK. M. Sumner, F. J . Bimoaton, H CLOAKS’ (a endorsed by G en. Ix’ander Weeks, D. N. Mortland, = J 3 Hancock, the party h t il presa; also Life o f Dentistry in all its branches promptly attended to T. P. Pierce, Bracket Saws, by his comrade- at REASONABLE PRICES. T. E. Simonton, C. G. Moflitt, in-arms ami per­ Teeth extracted without pain, by the use O .G . Hall, E. R. Spear. GEN.GARFiELOsonal friend, Gen Table Damask. Nitrous Oxide Gas. Albion Ingraham, 8. II. Boynton, I S’ ~ t MILLINERY J . S. B R IS B IN , (an author of icide celebrity}, also Rockland Jan. 1, 1879. Edwin Sprague, G. W. Kimball, Jr. s . : = I’ A.rr T E H TV S , strongly endorsed. Both official,imwense/ypopnlnr, Z. Pope Vose, C4 DOLMANS! selling o v er 1 0.000 a w eek !! Agents making 8 1 0 Pursuant to the foregoing request, n meeting of tin a day Outfits 50c. each. For best hooks and term s. Rockland Literary Association is hereby |called to bi GOODS! W O O T > , address q u ic k , UUBBARD BROS., Springfield,Mass, d i :n t i s t r y t held at the time and place aud-for the purposes set forth W Fine Hem-Stitched Linen in said written application. and everything relating to SCROLL SAWING By order of the Board of Managers. G. W. KIMBALL, Jn., President. Special attention is invited to our stock of can be found here. Handkerchiefs, 2 for 25 C. H. EVANS Rockland, Oct. 10, 1880. 46 ULSTERS! NCYCLOP/EDIA°^ £ T1QUETTEBBUSINESS cents. Cheap. To the Public. CRAPES, This is the cheapest an 1 only plete and reliable And other goods suited to Mourning Wear. ork on Etiquette and Business and Social Forms, n T. E. TIBBETTS, Catharine Sawyer sold her right, title and tn- M tells how to perforin all the various duties of life, and terest iu Miss Sawyer’s Salve to Nathan Wiggin. SIMONTON BROS. Bird CaSes&iFixtLires' how to appear to tfce best advantage on all occasions. A g e n ts W a n te d .—Send for circulars containing a DENTIST. The papers were signed and delivered in the pres­ full description of the work and extra terms to,A gents. Ali ’ ranches of dentistry faithfully attended to ence of William H. Titcomb, and witnessed by Address National P lulishing Co., Philadelphia,Pa A ERY REASONABLE PRICES. Teeth extract- him. © OUR ASSORTMENT OF Are now opening tlie finest assortment of Ladies’ j 2 any PAINT, buy id without pain by Nitrous Oxide Gas. Great reduc- i. in !e price of artificial teeth. Satisfaction guar- Now, Miss Sawyer's Salve prepared by Wi__ ACENTS WANTED FOR & Co., is the only genuine, and the only Miss l > LADD S PATENT STEEL SPRING Sawyer’s Salve that gives satisfaction. Price -SFANCYI |GOODSS= Outside Garments W . M . L . Cor. Main and Winter Sts. 25 cents. f t - r CARPETINGS. Contains many NEW STYLES in ANTI-RATTLER ever (Replayed iu Rocklaud, together with a foil Hue of f t For shaft couplings of carriages, buggies and wagons. We are receiving new F A L L CARI’KTS by af- Ruchings, Collars, Ties, Fich- PURE PAINTS Extraordinary inducements to agents and canvassers. ost every steamer. We have a larger stock thia fall i n Nothing so badly needed or so rapid by selling. For than ever before shown by us. MARRIAGES g z , terms, cuts and circulars address 4vr43 MISS SAWYERS f t ues, Chemisettes, Laces Ulster Cloths, Pronounced by all Painters as THE VERY BEST USED. W e w arrant it. Call for circulars ANTI-RATTLER CO., 91 DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO. Iu Rockport. 7th insL, by Rev. C. E. Libby, Mb, and Jet Coods. and samples of colors. Sample pair sent by mall on receipt of 50 cents. F rank W. B rown and Miss A b b ie L. W a lsu , only B eavers, Brussels, daughter of Thomas Walsh, Esq., both of Rockland f t l-l In Thomaston, Oct. 14. at the residence of the bride’s Tricots, IIDER MILL SCREWS. Tapestries, mother, by the Rev. W m. Walker, Dr. C. F. Malbon f t and Maria G., daughter of the late Capt. William sE SPECIALTIES. £ D iagonals, Hewes, both of Thomaston. [No cards.] Ladies’ Cotton Underwear, A YE AR and expenses to agents. Extra Supers, In Warren, Oct. 10, by Rev. N. T. Dutton, Mr. Geo. s cc Outfit Free. Address P.O. VICK- E. Libbey and Miss Julia A. Powers, both of Warren. Children's Corded Waists, J. P. W IS E & SO N , $ 7 7 : sRY, Augusta, Maine. 443 In Waldoboro, Oct. 6, Mr. Willie S. Winslow and BUTTONS, FRINCES, CORD A ll-W o o l, Miss Annie 8. Kennedy, both of Waldoboro. f t Woven Underwear, Corsets, AND SPIKES. Made in on f t Hoop Skirts, Bustles, 212 & 214, Main St. S I3120 circulars ai Cotton & Wool, trade mark. E Worsted Hoods, Lewisburgh, Union Co.,Pa. 4w43 DEATHS. f t U I> IIY * Jackets and Nubias’ NEWSPAPER AOYERTISINC BUREAU, 10 SPRUCE ST., N. Y. A Large Stock of f t I© SIMONTON BROS. This advertisement will [Notices of Deaths are inserted free, but obituary WIGGIN & CO. notices, beyond the date, name and age, must be paid f t he changed next week. Agents wanted fbr the enl*rc«4 a for at tlie rate of 5 cento a line. Poetry 6 cto.per line.] 3ROCKLAJND, aVIE. Q Hemp, Straw Matting, A Full Line of ZEPHYRS, SHETLAND AND Look for it! Pictorial edition of A < ' GERMANTOWN YARN, CANVAS PAT­ In this city, Oct. 12. Mrs. Ann Karney, aged 62 yrs. i t Oil Cloth, etc. In this city, Oct. 12, Mrs. Nancy Gettigan, aged 48 E. H. COCHRAN. A. W. BE WALL. TERNS, EHBBOIDERY AND years and 10 months. KNITTING SILKS, will bo EPH. PERRY’S In this city, Oct. 7, Mrs. Hannah Lee man, of Bristol, F Cochran & Sewall’s ID received tldn week. aged 78 years. OOL’S ERRAND, In Waldoboro, Oct. Mrs. Betsey Hatch, aged 79 Moody Meetings at Northfield T»e Qreatest Bonanee of American Hittory tinea Uneia Ton's years and 16 days. FIRE, MARINE, LIFE, STEAM DYE HOUSE , Cabin, to Which la added, by tho same author, In Waldoboro, OcL Mr. William French, aged 61 —AND— days’ meetings at North- •A thrilling book Indeed . . ."-Cincinnati Commercial. Crockett Building, North End. 1V1TNESS, 9th and 16lh Sept. Both lolds the critic spellbound. . . . English literals years, tains noTHE similar pictureINVISIBLE "—International EMPIRE. Senoia “ Tt In Vinalhaven, Sept. 29, Susan, wife of Elisha Smith Accident Insurance Agency. THE BEST IN THE STATE. We are Dyeing papers sent, post-paid, for ten cents, or 15 copies of powerfulTwo Great national Books andIn Ono social Yol.: study Brilliantly alnco Illustrated. ‘Uncle aged 77 years, 6 months and 24 days. A. R. MORSE & CO., and Flnisliiiig by the each, post-puid, tor a dollar, JOHN DOUGALL Cabin.’*• A thrilling bookcourier. Indeed “ . If . tills .’'-Cfficf book ------don’t moi At Ash Point, Oct. 7, Mr. William C. Farr, aged 82 & CO., 7 Frankfort St. New York. OEMS OF POETRY. then“ Holds wo the havohav< critic mistaken spellbound. the . American . . Eni pc.iplo ”— t™. CAPITAL REPRESENTED OVER N E W I ’ K <» C E S S , A beautiful new small ieght-page Weekly, containing '-Ocean. “ It will do more to arouse and Instruct years, 6 months and 27 days. itry than any agency of which I know.”—Ei. Got. ch_ Iu South Thomaston, Oct. 7, Thomas, son of Martin Coat Makers Wanted Satisfaction guaranteed every time. All work prompt­ choice selections from celebrated authors. Only 75 April 5th, I860. Very valuable, i hope It will t» FULLER & COBB and Bridget Leonard, aged 3 months. NINETY MILLION DOLLARS. 313 Main Street, ly doue. Down-town Office at <• R E E C E Y & KAI„- ce n ts a year. Six copies Bent as samples for te n cts. Widely read.’’ In SL George, Oct. 11, Mr. Lovey A. Pease, aged 71 U .M I Adjusted and I’ald at this Office. C H’S, foot of Lime Rock Street. 2m43* SABBATH REAOING, W eekly-C ontaining a Sermon.S.S. Lesson, and Religious matter.COc.a year.Samples free. The Booming; Book fortho Campaign. years, 7 months and 1 day. 249 HAIN STREET, ROCKLAND. Apply at W. H. PRIEST’S, ROCKLAND. AGENTS.—Capt. C. H. Sanborx, 'Packet “ Her­ Territory rapidly token. For particclara, write nt once to ROCKLAND. In Thomaston, Oct. 14, Miss H arriet S.^Mann, for­ ald,”) Vinalhaven; Mrs. E. J . E lks, Green’s Landing. Im43 W. H. THOMPSON & CO.. 32 Hawley Street, Bootoa. merly of CaiUne, aged 83 years. Lockland, OcL 14,18S0. 29 46 Over Keene’s Variety Store, Rockland, The following is the sworn statement to the NEW ADVERTISEMENTS UMitroadu A' Siva, mb out s SMALL TALK. f lo r is t T ie Great Nerve Restorative. Insurance Commissioner of Massachusetts of the financial condition of the up; N ew PIA N O S, SCIENCE WINS! • 150, up. WABBANTED C. yearn. Second Maine Central Railroad. Splendid Surgical Operation—Successful Apples are so cheap in Ohio that it doesn’t Hand Instrument, at BARGAINS. AGENTS Ju ;flTiON's, suggestions, information, records of ei LIEBIG CO’S Result and Wonderful Recovery. pay the wind to blow ’em down. ^pvrience, note* or articles on nuy department of dor WYOMOKE. WANTED. Illuatrated CATALOGUE FREE. Commencing June 28, 1880. culture, are cordially invited from all cultivators an NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL HORACE WATERS * CO.,820 Br’dway, N.Y. We do not know as green apples belong lovers of flowers. All such should be addressed 1 B lo o d , anil Serve Food. S urgical O peration.—The operation of lithot­ to any secret fraternity, yet they seem to “ Editor of Floral Department,” at this office. A Brain LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY omy (removal of stone from the bladder),one ot have the grip. of Boston, on the 31st of December, 1879. COCA BEEF TONIC.’ necting at Brunswick for Lewiston, Farmington, Au­ A « ure in ail forms of Nervous Debility, the most severe and critical operations known to Brokendoi biistitutions. Heart Affections, Verli FACTS WURTH KNOWING gusta, Skowhegan and Bangor; at Yarmouth with G.T. The creak of the cider mill is heard in ASSETS, R’y.; at Westbrook with P. & R., at B. & M. Juuction the science of surgery, wns successfully performed go. Weakn. 1 Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Or- Ginger, l!i:chu, Mandrake, Stlllingla, and with train on Boston & Maine, and at Portland with the land, but you can’t suck cider through A FEW QUESTIONS. gnus. Female Weakness,'restoring Exhausted Vitality, Stocks and Bonds : t market value...... $9,478,111 50 l Mortgage...... many other of the best medicines known are bo skill­ trains on Eastern Ruilroad, arriving in Boston 5.15 p on Tuesday upon Mr. Henry H. Pitts, a merchant Vigorous Health and Manhood. Afternoon train leaves Bath 4.05 p. tn., (after arrival a political straw. MB. V ick :—Having been for some years a greatly fully combined in PARKER’S GINGER TONIC as to remium Notes secured by policies wortli of train leaving Rockland 1.25 p. m.,) connecting at of this city, by Dr. David Kennedy. Several Brass Works,” remarked Smedders, interested reader of your GmnE and Magazine, the X7V Y O M O li E make it the greatest B lood P u rifie r and Brunswick for LewiBton, Augusta, and Portland, ar­ kindjK ss and patience with which you answer i CU RES all diseases arising from Alcohol, Tobacco, double the amount loaned...... friends of the patient ^witnessed the operation. Amount of deferred quarterly premiums riving in Boston 10.00 p. m. reading a signboard: “ yes, brass works its of questions encourages me to ask a few myself. 1 will Op THE BEST HEALTH and MIHAGTII Morning Train leaves Portland 7.00; arrives at Bath put them as briefly as possible to avoid wasting your Also, all forms of Nervous ami Brain D Outstanding Renewal Pieiuiums upon Mr. Pitts has suffered several years from this way anywhere.” policies upon which a valuation has been It ESTOKER EVER USED. Highest Medals. Indorsed and Prescribed by 8.35 a. m „ connecting to Rockland. time. Lapse of Me • ory. Dizziness. Paralysi Through Trains leave Portland, 12.55 p. m., after difficulty, but it was only a week before the oper­ 1. Do you advise the use o f ‘‘Bowker’s Food for ralgiu, Nervous Headache, Hysteria, Chorea, Ti So perfect is the composition of PARKER'S GIN­ Medical Men of all Schools. The indigestible character of young beef Flowers” for house plants, aud can liquid manure, Accrued Interest aud Kents ...... rival of trains from Boston; arrive at Bath, 2.30 p, ation that he was made aware of the real cause is supposed to have suggested the phrase, Cash in Banks...... GER TONIC that no disease can long exist where it is ro fess or Duncan Camp­ made from stable manure, be used on them safely, es I* Freight Trains each v peciaUy on Ivies? Loans on Collateral...... id. If you have Dyspepsia, Headache, Rheu­ b e l l , LL.IL, President Royal of his complaint. come weal, come woe.” 2 Which Is beat for planting out in the garden in try the famous College o f P hysicia n s a nd Surgeons, etc., etc., ?AYS0N TUCKER, 8upt. m atism , Neuralgia, Bowel, Kidney, or Liver Jane 21,1880. R ecovery —Mr. Henry II. Pitts has recovered It’s a long lane that never bus a turn.” spring, old Genu-turns taken up in the fall and just D iso rd er, or if you need a mild stimulant, or appe- says: “ It haa moro than realized my expec­ kept alive through the winter, or young ones raised Spy y tations.” front the effects incident to the operation, the but the average paper collar generally from slips and kept growing in the house? the TONIC is just the medicine for you, as it is SANFORD STEAMSHIP CO. closing of the wound being completed on the 18th •omes to it by Wednesday. 3. In reading the experience of two of your corre­ SHAXXOX .1 M All W ICK. highly curative and invigorating but never intoxicating. Vrofessor -J. M. Carnochan, spondents with ('alias, each of whom reports good suc­ Professor of Surgery Keto York Medi­ ■lay. His general health is good—better than it cess, I observed that one says, in potting a (.'alia in the Chemists and Apothecaries, Try a 50c. bottle. Your druggist can supply you. cal College, says; “ My patients derive marked has been for years, while he is perfectly free from Said a justice to an obstreperous prison­ fd l, it should have a pot only just large enough to con- Nofc Proprietor* and Manufacturers, er on the day ol his trial: We want No. 143 Trumbull St., Hartford, Con aud decided benefit from it.” BOSTON & BANGOR. all those distressing symptoms so characteristic txin tht rout*, while another says it should have a large 14 Stops, 4 Sets Reeds, OHLY $85. of the disease with which he suffered. Had this nothing but silence, and but little of that.’ one. 1 am going to take mine up soon, and should Sold by all Druggists. Send for Pamphlet Professor II. G oullon, PI AMOS, S125 up. Paper f r e e . Ad- M .D ., Physician to the Grand Puke of FOUR TRIPS A W EEK ! and similar cases used Dr. Kennedy’s “ Favorite very much like to hare your opinion on this point. Yoi dress DAN'L F. BEATTY, W ash in g . The young ladies of West Ph’iladelphia are the authority to decide when amateurs differ. OR ANS Saxony: Knight of the Holy Cross, etc., says: Remedy ” in the early stages of the complaint 4. Cau a Maurandya vine betaken up in the fall, cu “ It gives moro tone than auytniug I have over the formation of stone would have been prevent­ have organized a Dickons club. All the down to the roots, and put out new shoots and grov New and very Attractive Styles prescribed.” young men at present feel like going tothe in the house? Mine has so much top that it is certain ed. “ Favorite Remedy ” also purifies the blood, Sir Robert Cbristison, M .D., cures Coustipaiiou of the Bowels, and all those Dickens. H.SL.D., I : \ l t . S . , Physicianto her Majesty diseases and weaknesses peculiar to Females. The Philadelphia News says that human 5. What can I do to make a Kenilworth Ivy gr< I THIHTE the Queen; President Royal British Associa­ This wonderful medicine is now for sale by all luxuriantly, as I know they can grow? I am so fond Hi, $84, $10S, tion, etc., etc.,says: “ The properties of the nature is the same all over the world ex­ of them, juid I keep buying them from the greenhorn • $500 and upward. For easy pay- Coca aro the most remarkablo of any known to our druggists. SI a bottle. Oct. cept in a horse-car, where it is a good only to see them pine and dwindle, and finally die out ents, $6.38 a quarter and upward. the medical world. From repeated personal righ’, althouge the florists tell me they take no especial (Cataloguesfree. MASON &ITAMLIN trials I ant convinced that its use is highly deal more so. c ire of them, and never knew one not to do well. 6. My interest lias been greatly excited by your de­ beneficial and tonic.” An exchange praises a large egg. which, scription of Mertensia Virginica. 1 am excessively Valuable in malaria; aguo; malarial debility; STEAMER J STEAMER it says, was laid on our table by Rev. Dr. fond of blue flowers, and never, to my knowledge, dumb a g u e ; low fever; marasmus; paralytic; wav any of the plant just named. IIow can I get some spinal and nervous affections; fem ale weak­ Wilson. Brother Wilson seems to be more of it? - I have never seen the seed advertised in your A GOOD WATCH nesses; bilious and liver affections;- weak CAMBRIDGE, KATAHDIN, of a layman than a preacher. Catalogue, or any other. I could say and a-k much ve cakes of Highly-perfumed Soap for throats; palpitation and other affections of tho Capt. Otis Ingraham, j Capt. W. R. RoiX. mors on this subject—of flowers, I mean—hut fear to heart; epilepsy or falling sickness; weakness OMMENCING Monday, Sept. 20th, until Fannv Driscoll writes a poem, in which take up too much of your valuable time. If you will ONE COLLAR. of tho voice of actors, singers, publicspeakors further notice one of the Company’s Steamers will she makes the request: “ Clothe me in spate enough to answer inv questions, you will much and clergymen; colic; flatulency; seasickness; Cleave Lincoln’s W harf, foot of Batteiy St., Bostou, oblige one of your many friends and admirers.—M. A. every MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY ami dreams.” If Fanny wishes to join a bur­ 5., Xeirport, /. falling out of the hair; asthma; shortness of FRIDAY, at 5 I’. M.. for Rockland, Camden, Belfast, lesque troupe, why doesn't she do so? breath; wasting diseases; etc., etc. It is grate­ 1. “ Bowker’s Food for Flow ers” we Searsport, Ft. Point, Bucksport, Winterport, Hampden THE l l t i m PALM fully refreshing and restorative after prolonged and Bangor. I low time changes! In the good old the finest T o ilet Soap, for either idle. rG e know to be an excellent fertilizer. Weak mental and physical strain. It is pleasant and RETURNING, Will leave Bangor for Boston even Testament days it was considered a mira­ ade agreeable, and’is readily retained oy the most MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY and SAT­ liquid manure can often be used to advan­ It Cleanses and Beautifies the Skin ; cle for an ass to speak, anil now nothing W hitens the Teefli and Swwlens the Breath ; delicate stomach. Dr. McDean (British Medi­ URDAY, at 11 A. M., touching at above-named places. tage on plants, especially when tlieir roots cal Journal) found it of great service in con­ short o f a miracle will keep one quiet. have filled the pots and they are blooming It is the I eat Shaving Soap in the W orld. EXCURSION TICKETS. It is mada of materials expressly imported by us for sumption. Baroa von Humboldt says ho Rockland or Camden to Boston and return, $4.i 0 profusely; and often in the case of bard- its inanuLa tore. Sold at all the" D ru g and F ancy has nover known a case of consumption or Belfast or Searsport to Boston and return, 5.u0 Philadelphia possesses the champion wooded plants, when they are making asthma among those accustomed to its use, Fort Point to Boston and return, 5.00 modest young lady. The Chronicle has and that they live to a great age, retaining their Bucksport or Winterport to Boston and return, 5.75 discovered that when she hangs out stock­ their growth. The Ivy grows so freely mental and physical faculties to the last Bangor to Boston and Return, 6.00 with a sufficient supply of water we have (Cosmos). State Itoums may be secured by communicating ings on the clothes-line, she puts veils over never seen the necessity of using liquid SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. the Agents at the place from which passage is l them. manure on it. Price One Dollar Per Bottle. taken. 2. Old Geraniums that have been well PREPARED ONLY BY Horse Cars run directly to Lincoln’s Wharf, A girl who is a mind to set herself about leaving there every seven miuutes for ail parts of Be it can learn the handkerchief flirtation in kept over often bloom profusely in the The Liebig Laboratory &. Chemical Works Co., m, including East Boston. six weeks, and he able to understand sig­ garden, hut as a rule the largest flowers NEW YORK. PARIS. AND LONDON. All freight must be accompanied by Bill of Lading CANTERBURY SHAKERS’ and trusses are produced on the younger B20w44 In duplicate. nals from a loafer in a second-story win­ O. A. KALLOCH, Agent, dow. and more vigorous plants. Dr. C. W. BENSON r Agent’s up-town office 1 Sea St., under Thorn WORLD-RENOWNED 3. The many experiences that have w KNOX COUNTY—In Court of Probate, held at Rock­ dike Hotel. “ Oh. for. a thousand tongues ” she sang HUNTS Baltimore: mb.. land, on the third Tuesday of September, 1880. JAS. LITTLEFIELD, SARSAPARILLA. been given by onr correspondents in rela­ in the church choir. Two hours afterward A CERTAIN Instrument, purporting to be the last Gen’l Paas’r and Trans. Agent, Bangor. tion to the Calla, make it evident that the . Proprietor of the r\ , will and testament of WILLIAM R. KEITH, Rockland, Sept. 22, 18b0. 6 one tongue was found suflicient to scandal­ plant is not very particular as to its treat­ ite of Thomaston, in said County, deceased, having The Great Health Restorative. ize four-fifths of the women in three coun­ ment, except in one respect, and that is een presented for probate: ties. an abundant supply of water while grow­ Celebrated Celery and ORDERED, That notice be given to all persons inter- Rockland, and Vinalhaven. 7IIFTY years of faithful attention to the minutest sted, by publishing a copy of this order in the Iloek- ; details in the Grow th, Selection, and P r e p­ ing and blooming. A six-inch pot is large REMEDY Vitalizes and Enriches the Blood, Tones I Lightning was never worse beaten than up the System, Makes the Weak ind Gazette, printed at Rockland in said County, aration of its ingredients entitle this great original THE GREATEST Jiree weeks successively, that they may appear at a FALL ARRANGEMENT! when it struck a barrel of butter in Medina, enough for a medium-sized plant. Chamomile Pills. Strong, Builds up the Broken- Family Medicine to tlie confidence of those desiring a 4. In removing a plant of Maurandya, I’robate Court to be livid at Rockland,in said County, on O.. last week. In about five seconds light­ KIDNEY AND LIVER MEDICINE down, Invigorates the the third Tuesday of October next, and show, cause, On aud after M onday, Sept. 27tli, pure, safe, elleetive, and genuine Blood Purifier, ning was nowhere, while the blitter was it should not lie cut down to the root. In it any they have, why the said instrument should EVER KNOWN. These Pills have met with the B rain, and Spring Medicine, Appetizer and Tonic. It has been there just the same. the case of a large plant, a portion of the HU N T’S R EM EDY has saved from linger- be proved, approved and allowed as the last will publicly endorsed and prescribed by hundreds of the m ost Item arkablc Success, as testament of tlie deceased. STM’R PIONEER top tuay be cut away, and if kept in the ing disease and death hundreds who have been Is attested by the Im m ense r ILL leave Carver’s Harbor, :est American physicians, among whom are Drs. When a Chinaman presents himself for given up by physicians to die. ----- CURES ----- daiiy.fSundavs Valentine Mott, Dixi Ctosby, and Prof, Cleaveland. enlistment into the regular army, they pull shade a few days after potting, and the foli HI NT’S REMEDY cures all Diseases Sales they have attained. A. M. RETURN- age freely sprinkled from time to time, it of the Kidneys, Bladder, Urinary Organs, Dyspepsia, Nervous Affections, Gen­ Rockland, (Till- Every druggist familiar with Its virtues will bear testi­ one of his teeth to see if he is a brave fel­ will get over the shift in a short time and Dropsy, Gravel. Diabetes, and Inconti­ eral Debility, Neuralgia, Fever on Whart,J at 3 o’clock, P. M. mony to its universal excellence, unequalled purity low. Once in a while they find one who nence and Retention of I rine. Parsons, Bangs Co. have had G. A. 8AFFORD, Agent, Rockland. be ready to start into growth. The Mau- H U N T ’S R E M E D Y encourages sleep, creates and Ague, Paralysis, Chronic and never-failing success. It is a can grin over it. Eighteen Hundred Dozens 7b the Honorable E. M. Wood, Judge oj BENJ. LANE, Agent, Vinalhaven. 5 rnndya is a climber rather than a trailing an appetite, braces up the system, and renewed September, 20, 18t>0. An Iowa woman left her son an arm health is the result. the Past Year. Diarrhoea, Boils, Dropsy, Probate for the County of Knox. plant. HUNT’S REMEDY cures Pain m the Humors, Female Com­ GENUINE SHAKER MEDICINE chair stuffed with greenbacks. He proba­ 5. Probably the trouble yon experience Side, Back, or Loins. General Debility, rp ilE petition of E. A. BUTLER, Administrator on bly “knocked the stuffing ont of it” at once, Female Diseases, Disturbed Sleep. Loss Hundreds have testified to the plaints, Liver Com­ 1 the estate of AZARIAH STANLEY, lute of in raising Kenilworth Ivy is caused by a of Appetite, Bright’s Disease*, and all Rockland, in the County of Knox, deceased, intestate, i n v e n t by Thus. Corbett and prepared for fifty years and looked around to see if the old lady plaint, Remittent bv tW* Cantekbcry Society of S h a k er: dry air, and if you obviate that, the plants Complaints of the Urino-Genital Organs. Benefit they have derived respectfully represents’that the personal estate of tbe had any more chairs with green backs. H U N T’S R E M E D Y quickly induces the deceased is not sufficient to p.av the just debts and de­ sh a k er Villa g e, N. II. Those who ha will grow well enough. from tlieir use in the cure F ever, and FALL ARRANGEMENT. be benefitted by other Sarsaparilla* are cr L iv e r to healthy action, removing the causes of Sick H eadache, Ner­ mands against said estate; that said deceased died Son—“Father, the lecturer at the hall to­ 6. Mertensia can lie obtained from some that produce Bilious Headache. Dyspepsia, ALL DISEASES ORIGINATING IN A BAD STATE seized and possessed of certain real estate, situate in sired to make a .-ingle trial of this pure and Sour Stomach, Costiveness, Piles. Arc. vous Headache, said Rockland and described as follows:—A piece of compound of Shaker Sarsaparilla, Dandelion, Yellow night said that ’lunar rays were only con­ sources, although it is not common in the OF THE BLOOD, OR ACCOMPANIED BY land he westerly side of North Main Stmr. MT7DESERT, Dock, Mandrake, Black Cohosh, Garget, Indian Hemp, Bv the use of HI NT’S REMEDY the and the Berries of Juniper and Cubeb united with centrated luminosity of the earth’s satelite. trade. Plants that are not usually offered Stomach and Bowels will speedily regain tlieir Neuralgia, Nervousness, Paraly­ DEBILITY OR A LOW STATE beginning at tbe N. W. corner of Alfred Spear’s CAPT. DAVID ROBINSON, by dealers can frequently he procured if or­ strength, and the Blood will be perfectly purified. 0E THE SYSTEM. ___ , lot; thence southerly by said land about eighty Iodide of Potassium, made by the Society, because it What do you think about it?” Intelligent H U N T ’S R E M E D Y is purely vegetable, and sis, Sleeplessness and f.iur feet to the land of heirs of Oliver Atnsbury; T IL L leave ROCKLAND. is safe, never failing, and adapted to all ages and both parent—"All moonshine, my son, all moon­ dered early in the season.— IT'cI-’n Maga­ meets a want never before furnished to the pub­ Indigestion. tlience westerly by said land about seventy-eight feet / TUESDAYS and SATUR­ zine. lic. and the utmost reliance may be placed in it. to land of William Rhodes; tlience northerly by said DAYS at 6 a. in., or on arrival of It cleanses the blood, i i’gulates I stomach and shine!” HUNT’S REMEDY is prep; land about forty-six feet to tbe west corner of house Sanford Line of Steamers from bowels, purifies the systei i of burnt and inherited diseat PERUVIAN SYRUP occupied by Samuel Brown; thence easterly by said Boston, for North Haven, Deer Isle, South West and diseases, and is ol priceles 5 value in laiutaining the One of the nmiilcns who waits on the ta­ ly fo r th e alx>v< It is a Fully Established Fact, Bar Harbors, (Mt. Desert,) So. Gouldsboro, Lamoiue, health of the household. Inquire for Corbett’s » fail. Supplies the blood with its V ital P rin c ip le , o r lot about thirty-six feet to the southerly corner of said bles at the Xnrragansett Hotel believes her­ • you. For Sale Based on Actual Experience, lo t; thence northerly by said lot to the aforesaid road; Hancock and Sullivan. Sold everywhere. BALSAMS FOR SUB-TROPICAL One trial will convince L ife E le m e n t, IR O N , infusing S tre n g th , RETUBNING, Will leave SULLIVAN, at S a. m., self to he tht tl ince of an English noble­ b v a ll D ru g g is ts . Send foir Pamphlet to thence easterly by said road to tbe place of beginning, Village, N. IL, Jan. 1,1880. and There is No Hind of V igor and N ew Life into all parts of the system. with the buildiugs thereon. That a partial sale of iching at other landings,M()NI>A YS and WEDNES m an who visited tlie place a few yenrs ago. BEDDING. WM. E. CLARKE. Pr Doubt hist They W ill BEING FREE FROM ALCOHOL, its energiz­ DAYS, connecting at Rockland with Sanford Steainert Prices, 75 cents, and $1.‘. (large ing effects are not followed by corresponding reac­ said real estate would injure the remainder thereof; ■ Enclose stamp for Shaker Manual. • hut who never retured. Being a waiter Cure these Diseases. tion, but arc permanent. that an advantageous offer of one hundred and fifty For planting; in connection with foliage dollars has been made for said real estate, and that the tin to and from Rockland remain in site is still waiting. interest of all concerned will be promoted by an imme­ plants, it appears that the Balsam, well SETH W. FOWLE & SONS. Proprietors. 86 diate acceptance thereof. Said Administrator there­ lie at Lamoine with Ellsworth by Little Tommy went fishing the other day grown, is finely adapted. A writer in the E X T R A C T thcGrcatVe­ Dit. C. W. B enson's Celery and Chamomile Harrison Avenue, Boston. Sold by all Druggists. fore prays that he tnav be authorized to accept of said without permission of his mother. Next getable Pain Destroyer and 1‘ii.ls are prepared expressly to cure Sick Headache, offer, and sell said real estate to the person making the Gardener's Chronicle says: “Considering Specific for Inflammations, Nervous Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness, Paraly­ RlyeowSO ' niornins a neighbor’s son met him and the very effective display that these plants Hemorrhages, Wounds, Cuts, sis, Sleeplessness and Indigestion or Dyspepsin, and E. A. BUTLER. . a s k e d : "Did you catch anything, yester­ Bruises, Burns, Sprains. &c., will cure any ease, no matter how obstinate, if proper­ make when associated with stately foliage Ac. Stopping the flow of ItfAVt day. Tommy?” “Not till I got home.” ly used. They are not a cureall, but only for those plants in sub-tropical beds, I tliink they blood, relieving at once the special diseases. They contain no opium, morphine KNOX COUNTY—In Court of Probate.held at Rock­ was tlie rattier sad response. MRS. LYBIA E. land, on the third Tuesday of September, 1880. arc worthy of more extended cultivation. pain, subduing the inflam­ or quinine, and are not a purgative, but regulate the mation, hastening the heal­ bowels and cure constipation by curing or removing OF I.YNX, MASS. On the foregoing petition, ORDERED, That notice be UN FERMENTED There are few plants better adapted for the ing and curing the disease so the causes of it. They have a charming effect upon given by publishing a copy of said petition with this Fall Arrangement. above put pose than the Balsam, being rapidly as to excite wonder, the skin, and a lovely, quieting effect upon the ner­ order thereon,three weeks successively,prior to tbe third The Favorite Steamer admiration and gratitude. vous system, simply by feeding its ten thousand hun­ Tuesday of Oetober next, in tbe Rockland Gazette, The Boy Who Was Left. easily raised from seed, and, as is well gry, yes, in some cases starving absorbents. They a newspaper printed at Rockland, that all persons inter- City of Richmond, other forms of malt or medicine, while free from the known, they are rapid glowers if they are endorse, recommend and pre­ make or create nerve matter and give power, force and i-sted inav attend at a Court of Probate then to be held planted in a rich soil. Several samples of scribe it. It will cure buoyancy to the nerves, and in that way increase men­ auae, if any, why tlie prayer of CAPT. W. E. DENNISON, objections urged against malt liquors. For difficult At a late hour Friday night the police Rheumatism, Catarrh, tal force, endurance and brilliancy of tnind. Nobody t be granted. • \ i r i L L leave Railroad Wharf, digestion, Sick Headache, Consumption, Emaciation, found a boy abotft 10 years old sitting on these plants witli ns are now three feet Neuralgia, Asthma. that lias a nervous system should neglect to take them E. M. WOOD, Judgi . - *■ iV Portland, every TUESDAY 'tirough and over two feet high, and thev two or three mouths in each year, simply as a nerve Mental and Physical Exhaustion, Nervousness, Want the steps of the City Hall, and when he had Lumbago, Sore Throat, A true copy of the petition and order thereon. and FRIDAY evenings at 11.15 be»*n stirred up he explained: work admirably with sneh tilings as Castor Diarrha-a, Headache, food, if for no other purpose. Price 50 cts. a box, or 3w44 A ttest:—T. I’. Pierce, ltigister. o'clock, or on arrival of Pullman of Sleep, Ulcerative Weaknesses of Females, Exhaus­ 6 boxes fur $2.50, sent postage, free. Sold by all drug- Express trains from Boston, for Rockland, Castine, Gils, fauns, and the beautifully striped Dysentery, Toothache, tion of Nursing Mothers, of the Aged, and of Deli­ “ My name’s Johnny Stewart, and I live Broken Breast, Earache, Deer Isle, Sedgwick. Mt. Desert, (So. West Harbor, cate Children, MALT BITTERS are the purest, best, near Grass Lake. Tbe folks went homo Japonic*. The colors vary from brilliant Boils & Sores, Piles, Bar Harbor,) Millbridgc, Jonesport and Machiasport. KNOX COUNTY—In Court of Probate, held at Rock- and most economical medicine ever compounded. last night and left me on the Fair grounds scarlet to pure white, pink and deep pur­ And stop all Hemorrhages R eturning, Leave Machiasport every MON DAY* and from the Nose, Stomach or PARSONS, BANGS & CO-, land, on the third Tuesday of September, 1880. THURSDAY morning at 4.30, touching at intermedi­ Sold everywhere. £Oct without a cent. That’s just the sort of a ple; and then there is no end of mixed Lungs. W holesale lYrug-fflsts, A CERTAIN Instrument, purporting to he tbe last ate landings, colors ns well. The plants referred to were U. V will and testament of SARAH DANIELS, late Portland sam man dad is. If we don’t keep tight to his 117 & 119 Middle St., Portland, Me. of Union, in said County, deceased, having been pre train for Bosl heels all the time he’ll leave us in a strange planted out early in June, and I am so Destroyed! it will seuted for probate: Passengers will not be disturbed until morning, mediately pain in — r ---- town tlead broke.” pleased witli their liehavior in the sub­ Ordered, That notice be given to all persons in unless wishing to take Pullman Train. Trams leave where it can be applied in­ GENERAL AGENTS. next day for Boston a! 6.15 and S.45 a. m. and 1 p. tn. ” Ami now what will you do ? ” tropical garden that 1 intend to grow them ternally or externally. For terested, by publishing a copy of this order in the For Sale by ly27fuia liackland Gazette, printed at Rockland, in said County, Steumem leave for Boston at 7 p. in. daily. “ I’ll make the old man sick.” largely another year.” cuts, bruises, sprains, &c., The CITY OF RICHMOND, connects at Rockland it is tbe very best remedy •lirce weeks successively, that they may appear at': “ How ?” As the Balsam thrives well in this countrv, Edward Merrill, Rockland. ' ’robate Court to be held at Rockland, in said County with SANFORD S. S. CO. STEAMERS for Bangor known: arresting the and River landings, every WEDNESDAY and SAT­ “ Never you mind. I’ve got a plan laid bleeding at once, reducing on the third Tuesday of October next, and show cause, our friends should make a note of this ex­ if any they have, why the said instrument should URDAY mornings. Going West connects MONDAYS tbe swelling and inflamma- and Thursdays for Boston. to fix him for going back on me.” perience and profit by it another season. .-— ------**-- - fln(j not be proved, approvedimproved and allowed as the last will He walked down to the Central Station But it must be remembered that plants to and ■stameut of the deceased. Steamer LEWISTON is withdrawn until further no­ SPEER’S 3w41 E. M. WOOD, Judge. tice. and slept in an arm-chair the rest of the do so well musl he started early, in the For further information apply to J . P. WISE & SON, p Atte T. P. P ierce, Register. night. At an early hour in the morning house, o r hoi I i d, although we have grown LYDIA E. PINKBAM’S he walked into the American Express offi­ some splendid Italsems by sowing seed in Vegetable, is harmless in any cast matter how PORT GRAPE ce and asked: a warm, sheltered bed in the garden. As Applied takt The gen- Vegetable Compound, “ Do you run to Grass Lake ? ” already stated, the soil where they are to is never sold in bulk, but only in our own bottles with TUB POSITIVE CURE To the Judge o f Probate, in and fo r the “ Yes.” stand should be light and rich, and they words “ Pond’s Extract” “ Then ship me there C. O. D.” will then develop into handsome, well- blown in the glass and our FOR ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS. County of Knox. trade-markon the outside buff BERRY BROTHERS After a few inquiries he was accepted proportioned, bnsliy plants. Perhaps some wrapper. Beware of an y imita­ Samhuci W ines! This preparation, as its name signifies, consists and duly tagged, and when the wagons of our renders may think a stretch of faith tions. Try it once and you will of Vegetable Properties that arc hmnile-s to the never be without it for a sin­ most delicate invalid. Upon one trial tin- merits Rockland in the County of Knox, deceased, testate, Livery & H ack Stable went down he was among the parcels to be will be necessary to plant them three feet of this Compound will be recognized, as reli« fis respectfully represents, that the personal estate of said ■ E urely gle day. Sold by all Druggists. deceased is not sufficient to pay the just debts and de- MAIN STREET, ROCKLAND, Me . carefully handled. To an inquirer at the apart, with the expectation that the plants p Immediate; and when its use is continued, in depot he answered: will cover the ground. Perhaps it may, niuety-nine cases iu a hundred, a positive and No. 14 W. 14th St., N. Y. permanent cure is effected, as tin usands will “ Dad is counted the sharpest man in our but a liberal manufacturing and good cul­ testify. On account of its proven merits.it is to- A discovery which cures hy the natural process, county on a horse trade, but I guess he tivation will be found a most efficient aid, dxy recommended and prescribed by the best physicians in the country. . Kiln thereon, situate in said Rockland, on Crockett' ABSORPTION. isn’t a great ways ahead of me on this and we have no doubt as good results may It will cure entirely the worst form of falling Point, so called, bounded thus, v iz B e g in n in g at all diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, Urinary transaction ! ” be attained here as has been across the of the uterus, Leucorrliuea , Irregular and Pain­ granite post, at S. E. corner of the L. Smith wharf Organs and Nervous System, when nothing ful Menstruation, all Ovarian Troubles, Inflam­ , and kiln lot; thence north 56‘i deg. east, sixty fi else can. It is comfortable to the patient, positive la water.—Ex. and three inches to an iron bolt in a ledge; then Its effects, aud the first cure for those painful anti mation and Ulceration, Floodings, all Displace­ Any style ot Single or Double Team iurni.-died much dreaded affections. ments and the consequent spinal weakness, and north to a notch in the cap sill of the wharf; then Washington territory has nn’active volcano. is cspeciully adapted to tlie Change of Life. It | westerly by the wharf lifty-lour feet, three inches to short notice and at reasonable rates. Diabetes and Bright’s Disease, i the said binith wharf and kiln lot; thence south by Best accommodations for Boarding Horses and will dissolve and expel tumors from the uterus transient Teams, in tlie city. while its cures of Gravel, Dropsy, Catarrh o f Ladies, be very cautious bow you tamper with sam­ Winter Protection of Roses. in an early stage of dev elopment. Tlie tenden­ i said wharf and kiln lot to the place of beginning. That tho Bladder, BrickduMt Deposit, Painful ples of the many vile counterfeits offered you, which cy to Cancerous Humors there is checked very • a part of said real estate cannot he sold without injury Partbular attention is given to tarnishing team Urinating, High-Colored Urine, N ervous may prove very damstrinat to the fabric and bauds; and speedily by its use. to the remainder; and the said Executrix iequests that and Coches for funerals. WeakiiCMH a n d P a in in th e ltn ck seem mort* instead of these similar appearing pnckaip**, be sure Ml:. 4 ick :—In your September number THE0NLYMEDIC3ME lu fact, it has proved to be'the greatest and best she may be empowered, agreeably to law, to sell and Also, Books kept at this office torthediflerentStage like miracles than cases of natural healing. to get the only harmless article for laundry and kitchen I find la letter from C. W „ asking how remedy that has ever been discovered. It per­ ' convey all tlie above described real estate, together Lines, where all orders should be Je tt. DELICATE FEMALES use, the original J ames P yle’s P eakline. Sold by tender Roses mny lie preserved through the That Acts at the Same Time on meates every portion of tlie svstem, and gives i with the reversion of tlie widow's dower therein, pur or victims of wasted or prostrated energies, caused all Grocers. 45 new life and vigor. It removes faintness, flatu­ by Irregular habits, the abuse of nature and mental winter north of the 44th parallel. It is al­ THE LIVER, lency, destroys all craving for ttimulan:=, und Rockland.Feb 3.1878 or physical over-exertion, find their greatest relief la, Mr. Weaver says that D. D. Lutn is* a U—D relieves weakness of the stomach. the use of DAY’S KIDNEY PAD, which strengthens liar. most impossible to keep the life in tender THE BOWELS, It cures -Bloating, Headache®, Nervous Pros­ and Invigorates the Invalid and restores the vigor KNOX COUNTY- In Court of Probate, held at Rock- of health. Rose bushes, when they are not removed tration, General Debility, Sleeplessness, Depies- j land, on the third Tuesday of September, 1880. All the nourishment of malt liquors, without and the KIDNEYS. fiiou and Indigestion. "That feeling of bearing their objections, found in Malt Bitters. from their summer quarters A hundred Tliese great organs are the natural clean.=- I On the petition aforesaid, Ordered, That notice be PAIN IN THE BACK. ers of the svstein. If they work well, health down, causing pain, weight and backache, is HOLL’S and fifty miles south of that, where my always permanently cured by its use. It will, g'ven, by publishing a copy of said petition, with thii We say positively, and without fear of contradiction, The “ comer ” in Petroleum didn’t stick. The will be perfect: If they become clogged, order thereon, three week’s successively, prior to tbe that DAY’S KIDNEY PAD Is the only certain and Roses, in great abundance, bloom from dreadful diseases are sure to follow with at all times and under all circumstances, act in permanent cure for every form of this prevalent and production is too much for the speculators. harmony with the laws that govern the female third Tuesday of October next, in the Rockland Ga- distressing complaint June until October, I adopt the following system. I z< tte, a newspaper printed in Rockland, that all persom TERRIBLE SUFFERING. interested may attend at a Court of Probate then to bi Y O U N G M E N President Hayes plan. In the first place, the bushes arc Biliousness, Headache, Dyspepsia, Jaun­ F or Kidney Complaints of cither sex this Com­ pound is unsurpassed. • held in Rockland, and show cause if any, why thi suffering from nervous and physical debility, loss of Recovered the full and absolute control of his placed in a straight line. Where there is dice, Constipation and Piles, or Kid­ prayer of said petition should not be granted. memory, or vitality impaired by the errors of youtU spinal column by the prompt use of the great brain limited space and illimitable floricnltural ney Complaints, Gravel, Diabetes, LYDIA E. riXKIIAJI’S I 3w4* E. M. WOOD, Judge. or to close application to business or work, may ba blood and nerve food known as Wyomoke, and ambition, this is impossible. They may A true copy of the petition and order thereon. restored and manhood regained. he keeps it in the White House for daily use. It Sediment in the Urine, Milky Speer’s Port Grape W ine, Attest:—T. P. P ierce, Register. Avoid all kidney medicines which are taken Into then be planted in three or four straight or Kopy U rine; or Rheu­ the system by way of the stomach: It is an old treat­ produces rapid, thorough and permanent cures in m ent well tried and proven inefficient, though some­ ill nervous diseases, heart affections, broken-down lines. This method of planting very matic Pains and Aches, VEGETABLE COMPOUND From tbe Oporto Grape, raised by Mr. Speer at Is prepared a KNOX COUNTY—In Prolate Court, held at Rockland time 4 effecting apparent cures of one complaint, they constitutions, etc. S'1.00, $1.50and $3.00 per bot­ much facilitates the winter operations which are developed because the blood Is poisoned Lynn, Mass. Bow the seeds of more troublesome anil permanent with the humors that should have been vineyards, is a rich heavy-bodied Port, used by fam | on the third Tuesday of September, 1880. disorders. The price of our Pad brings It within tho tle. Sold by all druggists. I shall now describe. In most towns there expelled naturally. for weddings, and parties as an evening wine, and by Sent by mail it IICnARD K. SAYWARD, Administrator reach of all, and It will annually save many times Its are lumber yards, where one can get. for ladies and weakly persons for strengthening; also tbe of Lozenges, c V estate of ESTHER PAGE, lute of Union in said cost in doctors bills, medicines and plasters, which a t The present season at the White mountains has KIDNEY-WORT principal wine for communion purposes. for either. I County,T deceased, having presented his second and best give but temporary relief. It can be used with­ been the most successful ever known, the larger a trifle, colled lumber, as I believe it is Mrs. PINKHAM freely answers all letters of ! final• a t of ...... itio administration ‘of said ‘ estate for alio w- out fear or harm, aud with certainty of a permanent hotels clearing from $5000 to $15,000 each more called—boards that are unfit for buildin^ will rest ore the healthy action and all these inquiry. Send for pamphlet. Mention this paper. cure. For sale by druggists generally, or sent by destroying evils will he banished; neglect Speer’s P. J. Sherry, mall (free of postage) ou receipt of the price. Reg­ than last year. pnrposes. Suppose them to be twelve feel them and you will live but to Buffer. 1 Ordered, That notice thereof be given, three weeks ular Pad, Child’s Pad (for Incontinence of urino Thousands have been cured. Try ltand yon ' successively, in the Rockland Gazette, printed in Rock In children), >1.50; Special (extra size;, $3.00. Our T a pping for D ropsy. A well-known medical long and n foot broad: order as many of will add one more to the number. Take It LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S ! land in said County, that all persons interested may book, “How a Life was Saved," giving a history of mthority says: “ When dropsical effusion has and health will once more gladden your heart. thia new discovery and a large record of most reached a chronic stage, tapping must he resorted them as may be required. Then prepare a Why suffer longerfrom the torment j attend at a Probate Court to be held at Rockland, remarkable cures sent free. Write for It. Address Dumber of stakes similar to those used by j the third Tuesday of October next, and show cat DAY KIDNEY PAD CO., Toledo, O. to as a temporary relief, but is never relied upon BLOOD PURIFIER 1 if any they have, why the said account should not RAIITinU Owing to the many worthless Kidney as a cure.” The cause of the dropsy must be re­ surveyors; old scantling will do, cut into UAUIIUn. Pads now seeking a sale on our reputa­ W ill eradicate every vestige of moved, or it is a mere question of time—the patient two feet lengths, and pointed. Drive down hy be bo fearful becauso of dis­ Speer’s P. J. or Pedro J. Brandy. tion. we deem it due the afflicted to warn them. must die. To remove the cause, permanently,use Humors from tlie JUlood, at the A t b copy,—Attest:—T. Ask for DAY’S KIDNEY PAD, and take no these stakes a foot into the ground at inter­ ordered urine ? ■ame time give tone and Ntrength Other. HUNT’S REMEDY, the Great Kidney ami Liver Kidnrt-Woet will cure you. Try a pack­ vals of twelve feet, if your line of Rose Tills noted Brandy is n pure di.tillatlon from the to the system. It haw produced us \V. H. K IT T R E D G E , A gen t, Kt»e«.iu.ul. Medicine, This great medicine for the Kidneys, age at once and be satisfied. grape and is equal to tlic flnest Hennessy or Otard uarvellouM results in Purifying the It is a dry vegetable compound and KNOX COUNTY—In Court of Probate, held at Rock­ GEO C. GOODW IN & CO., Gen ’I A gts., Boston. Bladder, Liver and Urinary Organs has no rival. bushes be a long one, nt a distance of ter, Brandies; for medicinal purposes it can be relied upon Blood us the Vegetable Compound land, on the third Tuesday of September, 1880. MPOVERISHED BLOOD. Renovate the system One Package makes six quarts of Med icine. as strictly pure. HUNT’S REMEDY cures when all other medi­ inches on both sides of the bushes. Now has in curing- Fem ale Complaints. CHARITY G. THOMPSON, Administratrix I from the accumulated impure,weak, vitiated poison­ Oct cines fail. Sold by all Druggists. Trial size, 75 bend down the brandies to the ground, if Your Druggist has it, or will get it fo r / will unnexed on the estate of ROBERT THOMP­ ous properties, which the blood has absorbed in its eents. you. Insist upon haring it. Price, $1., MLE. six packages for $5, or will be sent freo by mail on re ing to help me, nntil I got Hop Bitters, and now I for Scrofuln, Salt Rheum, Cancer and Canker and all ceipt of the money by addressing TREDGE, Druggist, Rockland. am a boy again. My blood and kidneys are all must be left tothediscretion of tbe operator. pose of examining Claims against the City. All bills drainers and Paper Hangers. All work will be faithfully and promptly attended 3y23 must be approved by the party contracting them. humors of blood or stomach. Young ladies and gents., to. THE GRAY MEDICINE CO., right, and I am as active as a man of 30, although I have succeeded belter with tbe above veil us persons more advanced in years give their Dealers in Paints, Oil, Glass, &c No. 10 Mechanics* Block, Detroit, Mich. I am 72, aud I have no doubt it will do os well method lhau any other.—K. O’H aka, G. M. BRAINERD, l Committee ualified approval to this remarkable blood purifier, O" Orders muy be left or bandies sent to tbe IO*Sold in Rockland by W. H. KITTREDGE GILT EDGE Visiting Cards, in a neat which is destined ere long to be familiar to all as Eastern Express Office. 31 .331 Main St., and by druggists everywhere. W. F. for others of my age. It is worth a trial.—(Fa­ Chatham, OiU. household words.” For sale by all druggists. 20 K 202 Main St. The|best boards in the city. Phillips & Co., Wholesale Agents, Portland. 5 case, printed and sold at this office. ther. )— Sunday Mercury.