The Republican .Tottrnat, VOLUME 57. BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1885. NUMBER 7.

FARM. GARDEN progress; roads are better and sewing machines The Little Knight. Edna as he made me than Maine: Its Features and AND HOUSEHOLD. Carrington promise, Agricultural tion and preservation of fish and game, in open- the enclosed space is 25 feet square to the Notes by the Way. have been a Such a hen house as I was to become Edna Cranford.” lIKIM'lil.K'AN .Jol'RNAL. great help. The of olden Capabilities. ing navigable rivers to the passage of sea lish height of 150 feet when it is enlarged to 314 feet knight time, they say. “And he made this?” was A building this winter would have been a wonder you promise tlie through the building of and in a which is the size to the An iron TEN DAYS TRIP ON THE COAST. RAILROAD- For this Went bravely out to battle, fishways, gen- square, top. department brief suggestions, fuels, reply. “The selfish fellow! Hut Edna, what BY SAMUEL L. BOARDMAN. eral of our rivers ING. THE AT CUSHING. ROCK- by the 4*i years What would have serene conservancy and inland wat- stairway winds up on the inside to the 500 feet INQUEST iti isiu.i' r> nnRspw morning and are solicited ago. people thought And stood amid the strife. am 1 to experiences from housekeep- do without the little girl I have been ers. the over LAND. THE SIMONTON BROS.’ ESTABLISH- din roar During year 1882, 1.190,000 sal- landing, and consists of 900 steps. An elevator ers, farmers and in years ago to see me digging up a hill to bring The and and rattie, I am S. L. gardeners. Address Agri- expecting? very lonely—so lonely that 1 (Copyright, 1881, B.) mon were in the waters of our MENT. FORMER RESIDENTS OF WALDO he on arm fry placed seven also runs from the foundation to the top. It re- cultural water in a lead to the house with a Because carried his do not see Co. editor. Journal Office, Belfast Maine. pipe hydraulic how I can give her up.” THE LAKE SYSTEMS OF MAINE. while the land-locked salmon ten COUNTY, ETC. Journal Publishing A ribbon or a leading rivers, quires minutes to make the trip each way. Republican ram. Trial glove, I at him and the room seemed swim- improvements have been made in glanced (Salmu (j/ot.rriy So,Into wii» distributed to The interior is electric and the And fought and won. or fought and fell, Like its river systems, the lake systems of szbayo) lighted by lights of the .Journal. sleds. Houses are ming around—everything was dreadfully un- several lakes in Correspondence I n in painted now, and indoors every- and ponds, different parts of walls are ornamented numerous x. *s i.kms advance, $‘2.Oe a year; Progress Farming. All for his lady-love. Maine are by specimens real. 1 tried to sit do wn, and was carried ten- remarkable for their extent, charac- the State. Belfast, Jan. 1885. a call to j:.- vrai'. fJ. »" ai tin ol the thing has in 40 is an This work has been for of stone sent from the different States lOtb, Having expiration changed years. Machinery to the progressing We below an of tlie We be like derly sofa. ter, and Connected as years, lakes all over the State been and print interesting report improvement. Ten hours lor a labor has boys may knights, they say, picturesqueness. they having from all parts of the world. Among the Knox County for a few we will days “Shall it be Edna or Edna Cran- days sharpen For owe square, one inch our lives are Carrington are stocked with black bass, land-locked tributes to the of are some last meeting of the and Stockton been a School Although quiet, with the river systems, they form an im- salmon, memory Washington our and continue our re- a::,, 'hi for one week, and 1:> Prospect help. houses have been improved ford?” he “You need not break pencil Notes. We $1 And though we may not ride to war. whispered. whiteli'h, and other specie**, and it i*. still being from China. Bremen, Mount Vesuvius. Swiss ~ mense chain 41 id insertion. A fraction of Farmers' Club. The subnet for discussion and there arc better to obtain an to John.” of reservoirs, affording storage for ceive our so late in the we opportunities With martial clank and riot, your promise carr ed forward. An establishment for breed- Republic, The of Greece, telegram day that ... :ft charged a> 1 lull one. Temple Carthage, was: education. arc and ahead “Edna Cranford,” I that I the vast of waters needed our Penobscot River “The progress of Waldo county fanning Newspapers cheap way Yet we may still be brave and true, replied, feeling quantities by ing salmon at Orland, and one Japan, Tomb of Napoleon, Ted Chapel, etc. have but one alternative, to take the ears aud of old had left the world and was in another at for in the 40 times. Every body reads the papers now. And tight against the wrong, entirely rivers and streams and the water Grand Lake Stream breeding laud-lock- There are a other memorial stones it mi hort/.ed for the past years:'' anti in a note the secre- grand powers great many go around to Rockland, or to remain at home agents Jour- sphere of existence. ed are the Forty years ago not half the read them and And, like the gallant knights of old. salmon, supported by State and Nat- in the interior wall aud in a uear is says that “the Editor is cub- people If the crossed mind that which they afford. There are, in fact, but three building by and the tary Agricultural other lives thought my Mr. ional Governments, and the hot results are a collection of 150 neglect business for which we are de- N: 1 -.x. No -h Washington >t., Boston, but tew families took a uewspaper, and there Help along. nearly more, varying in size ed for remarks.” The editors Cranford had rather cheerfully supplanted his or four districts on the not more exten- the work of the commissioners. Kvanx, j-4 Nreet, upon recollec- globe following from two to fifty or cubic which are sired. So as promptness to attend to Washington was less news in the then. 1 think son, the was sixty feet, any paper people So. Cousin Alice, you, 1 see. proceeding fully justified during to ornament the terraces tions of farming 40 years ago are not very viv- sive than Maine, and habitable in other that are to be built known is our we our ■ the visit soon equally duty special desire, * m. ... moved li'V 4o as well as now. Wear ribbons with your which I received from that .Notes a pack In state '•1,, Boston, and years ago Ly- dresses; young by “Medic.’’ around the base as soon as Congress makes suf- N 'i id. but from general knowledge, derived from will one bow I tried to make it to him that respects, upon which au equal number of lakes and with two hours notice are Id'-, idw man Harris said great improvements have been Please, you spare pretty gentleman. plain fice nt appropriations. gripsack ready 1 ; »< I \i im», Washington Boston. and lie would From oft braided tresses. did him no wrong as 1 had never to and are to be found. So State ever WASHINGTON STREETS AND AVENUES. THE a reading observation, certainly made in fencing. Cattle and are kept at your professed ponds map This wonderful structure is visited thou- for ten days’ trip on the coast. We always >. d'»wi A ( * lo <• >l.. New sheep love by >pi'u< York. take the affirmative. It is Just to remind me, day by day, him. though not at all sure that I wouldn’t USUAL SALE OF LIqUOKS. ABSENCE OF IN- sands of from 1 • :\ 11- j, New natural for the old mane now. .Sawed cedar stone bot- published comes anywhere near a correct people different parts of the like to ride on our railroad, for the comfort of x, l’ark Row ’i ork. boards, posts, must and receive the threatened on a giving TOXICATED PERSONS. I be good true, shaking previous DISSIPATED WOMEN. Cuion and in fact from all of the ami even the to think there were toms and of the parts world, middle-aged iron sockets make the cheapest fence. A.valiant to serve the occasion, and I endeavored to be as tender as representation extraordinary number of THE WEATHER. SLEIGH INC? RIGS. COUNTRY the passengers is always attended to knight right, and tons of the chips have been carried away carefully < ii"! itlllKIt.x remitting or to never such as those of their and 40 Tattle and are cared for much belter than Because—Fm fond of for I felt for him. these and to an idea TEAMS. THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT. money desiring days youth, sheep you? possible, really sorry lakes, get of their size and from the sheds where the marble was cut and by the gentlemanly employes, and it is worth 1 .••!•••-1 must state the To papers c.hauged, in- 1'lie world ot has my great surprise John laughed heartily. numbers one must the and ♦ In those now will talk formerly. to-day changed very study county maps of the fitted. These little of marble are orna- lii• to u 11;. 111 he years growing up Cousin let me wear 1 Correspondence Journal.] chips the of a ticket to see the benevolent smile paper has been sent, as well Then, Alice, that is !*’ lie exclaimed. “And I as well as the price mil l. “Well, jolly atlases, numerous maps in manu- mented with of ill. *lli« e to w hieh it is to as do the of Vet li i" bard to realize the improvements 1 1). paintings the monument, Mt. go. just grandfathers to-day. Vour pre11y coIors gay y, am not a villain, after all. What do think of the timber and Washington, C\, Jan. 1SS3. In my last of conductor Mace as he the yot script, unincorporated lands \ ernon, the or White and are punches paste- been whim have been mad' 1 think the old times are And they shall make me kind and true. of Capitol House, there ha* great progress, us some <.f the iter. Edna?*’ found in the archives of lumber letter 1 gave a description of the sold in tiie board. At Burnham we have \ I'MIN'.x HA I. Ills. h.VKi V rOKB AM) is AUDI AN* companies. general plan stores here as souvenirs at from three hours to better than the new. i he old fanners are richer And brave and gentle, daily; He an a indicated, and if taxes are we produced ivory-type in rich vejvet The total of these represented our best of the and 25 cents to •'•ring tln-ir 1’i'ooale advertising published in the speaker* higher like the of olden time. upon city, spoke of the great regulaiity of 550 apiece. We visited the place be- wait for the Pullman. We care little for this, Ilian For, knights case—a t v, little, blue is not in.il will .i-e '<> tin younger m President Wilfred staples pre eyed simpleton, who maps less than 1.020; and this does not fore so rare oh state to the Court. more m return than in the of low tax- I “honor the streets and avenues. Another noticeable they became ami obtained a num- get days promise, bright.” looked about seventeen. include the mul itude of small lakes and however, for it is just the opportunity desired "aid "in thing certain there has been a great prog- If ponds ber of good specimens, and can vouch for their es. 1 he war. however, was the cause of a you're my little Valentine, “Rose.” he feature is their m good continued—“Rose the scattered about the State in such that width and smooth, clean appear- in which to make some .ue thesieii to take u"tiee ot the r*in down road fences and To be Darling, profusion genuineness as we obtained them with our own up neglected correspon- taking everyone your faithful Knight. name suits it? was ■" i" ! ivd attached to the It deal of taxation, for which the her, doesn't She at almost every and school district ance. Most of -up paper- Democratic par- staying neighborhood the avenues un many of the hands from the very spot where the lust blocks dence. So we are and our attention fencing his o-.vn cattle in instead of every- [Margaret Johnson, in February Si. Nicholas. uncle’s in kept busy, 1 u-n re. ij 1 eov used. tor install* e. 1 fencing my Maryland—that's where 1 have has one, and not including a large number in were titled. ty i- But the loss of life streets are with cement and are as so Mm. neaiis that tlie is to responsible. despite s out. ran on been and she is a the paved is ttiat 1) o’clock comes be- sunseriplioii paid body jtilc Forty years ago cattle visiting, you know, such dear unexplored wild lands not laid down on As we stood at the foot of the embankment closely occupied 1. 11 :• .• alow j>a\ meld is :n;ele, tile date and treasure in the rebellion the coun- little confiding that a fellow am smooth and clean as a cellar bottom. Some of crushing any land not enclosed and in tin* road anywhere. thing couldn’t help published map. These lakes possess at the which surrounded the monument and with fore we are aware of it, and we are somewhat md srnsi RIB Keeping my Promise. in love and ha* continued to and There falling with her; she thinks no end lowest possible estimate a combined water sur- the streets are with shaded vi;i l.hil K-lll> r« 1 sKK I’M AT 1 1IKIR try grow prosper. Hi thought the poopie enjoyed themselves forty principal paved square eyes gazed upward over 550 feet to the surprised the whistle of the of me. you see; she's afraid of me face of so by approaching s in arrears says quite 3,200 square miles; that the State has of the stone which seems to \ [ I- tj; •; p:« Subscribers is no doubt but that much of the year- a jo as well as now. lie the farmers Come, John." said I, "it is blocks of similar to those in apex cap pierce the progress among thought cheerfully, really anti all that.” more lake, surface than a million granite, shipped train. There is always on the cars <•- a ard the sums due. square miles very clouds of it did not seem something as w ml as time heaven, possible our farmers is due to the Drange and the Far- people engaged in other occupations, do to go; if you stay any longer I shall be John knew that I wasn't a hid afraid of him: of the Lnited States situated in the such large quantities from Point. Whether to central and City that little insignificant man could attract attention, for local people come and not their "ituation better than but I accomplish mers and to the as appreciate any peo- afraid to come down and lock the door after felt an elderly sister sort of interest in his western central and south of the lake of this came from Maine or a Clubs, new-papers, which, districts, any not, I do not such wonder. Yet the original design as go as we halt at the various stations and unless Belfast did and had never liked him half so well belt, not the Directory. ple years ago. He thought the farmer should happiness, including lagoons and bayous con- Robert Mills a one of the remarked, are more you." know, but 1 believe that of our prepared by contemplated shaft we speakers gener- as at that moment. And this was the dreadful nected with some of the large quantities are very tired we can keep ourself interest- have a voice in living the price of what he sells. rivers, which are in 4.) feet higher still. And as we stood \l }.*■•!• VM > I KAMHC AI'S. and contain visitor rose—a that re- Portland cement watching ally read much more new- than My proceeding always news that his father had come to break to me fact not proper lakes. In other Maine are used here for paving pur- the ed in the different as He thought farmers arc coming to the front. The words, fftg floating above it we thought “what a watching parties they > 1 ■ ii'. lo. i:» a. when his narrative was in the has 1 to (i. Arriv»* was the ea*e +o ago. The minded me of the genii from the nipped bud by lake each 20 square miles of territorv. poses. These streets are clean four was this years press pro- I farmers will he a emerging cop- kept by fitting symbol gigantic structure not present themselves, or in noting the little inci- (.range bringing together my revelations and tin* interview ended in a and 1 mile of lake to each 13.3 a* vv-il as farmer-: will as he measured six feet square square horse only to the immortal name of .. gress*- the and both per vessel, three—and sweepers which brush all George Washing- dents a e B>"t every M«m■ 1 iv and great ben- tit The F. said: far more manner than either of us miles of dirt, leaves, that always in a secretary, Partridge satisfactory territorial area. ton but to the name of this American occurring public continue to no doubt. A those who stood down at me. to the of glorious progress, Pi >"po< t was Fell. -Jl, lT'.d. It com- looking reproachfully had anticipated. The classification of tin* lake of etc., edges the sidewalks where it is A little before we •..ivt >r ami incorporated systems Republic wlio.-c fame like the stars and place. midnight reach Bangor intermediate land- So I stripes join the profe—ions or engage in trade do not "You are in a to rid of kept ni) promise to John, after all; and Maine, as defined the late Mr. Walter into and carted The now Wf i.i;■ and Saturday on arrival prized Smirsport and Stockton; population SSf.; great hurry get me,” by Wells*, swept piles away. paving floating from the top of this monument Brunswick and quickly present ourself to the as Miss Rose kept hers, lie is now a mar- is one based upon the river the lakes become rich: and the satin mu*i hold true of valuation was taken olT in 1S4’> he said. steady systems, is in the middle and to has risen above that of any other on i?1S4,4!H sear-port ried a highest slopes gently country clerk of the Brunswick House where we are o:c 1 1 make.- two round Mi) per man, and very agreeable son-in-law. being almo-t universally connected with the the face of the — m >n Now globe. 1\ J’. Ll'CE. •elw l’»» t a tin* fanner. 1 In re are ••crlaiii essen- years ago— valuation .*1 ,n:w.s*2;>. stock! was I did agree with him, for he had made either side, and after washed a Hast, slim*. Isie-lior. and tjubilies rivers, the two forming a single organism of being by heavy assigned comfortable quarters for the night. taken oil' in Is'iT: valuation his tia! to success vvhieh all do not Brains summing up usual call for two hours and a half; aqueous circulation. This is true in rain reminds one of tlie sauded kitchen floors of a | having, Maine Miscellany. many Down on Mam Street. We get good breakfast in the morning and -1 C.I.S. makes tln-se three towns short in valuation and cases, and needs in others. Willi will tell in as well as in other in country phrase, taken to "sitting up" with qualification our It was the fanning pursuits, of these lakes the connection grandmothers. grand appear- when we come to settle our bills we tind them from ago. Farmers have illi: many with certain I saw two men whose had lln farmer must hi- population forty years me so that I was at wit's ATTORNEY GENERA l/S REPORT. ance of these avenues with To-day aged years I\i j. r, \ tion, Ben toil to 1 alr- study market and aim to literally frequently my river systems Is most with others paved stretching so reasonable that we cannot more than their share of taxation. Taxes betore obvious; they almost help noting the 1 'ire. to and tails lruin The annual filled the rounded measure of human trips Al.uo,,, latter that vvhieh will sell most at end to suppress the yawn that I knew would report of Attorney General H. form an independent It is true the of railroad as far as produce readily pro- system. many precision eugineeriug fact. We are so often with the exor- I.i .rn- Hi Hast J ues.i.tyThursdav.s and tin war wer. almost nominal. The following are B. who retires from office after live of life. 1'lie one disgusted a after it. Cleaves, the great lakes are situated at and about the had journeyed from the child- m. !.• at at l*i v«- at Be, I a>1 on tiiable the bring troop the eve can and bounded rows of :.i.!g prices. Dairying,orcharding, raising ■ < see, by stately bitant rates sonic of the 11:-t of increased f ixation Where years services, furnishes the following inter- head of the rivers, and that are located charged for poor entertainment M ■■ U lues i.t and at IJ in. they hood home of both to meet the for Friday.- of beef cattle, lambs and mutton for market, and lie was a fine, fellow, this statistics crime in Maine: shade trees which seem to until other,—only i’»• i'i i" s.; wer.- paid .ago S’- are paid now for manly-looking esting concerning either above or upon the mountain of converge they that it breaks the to have fare Ban.or, mne-, through the towns of forty years regions a brief half hour and then to forever. monotony good i. .1 the John Cranford, old for his was Whole number of the State; but it is also true that meet in the dim where some part ’n, Bi '-peet. 1*ra»»kton, Winter- egg business, promise to be the leading schools; where £" were nai I for $•».'> are age—which prosecutions in all the counties certain of our distauce, grand and reasonable rates combined. We reach highways I saw two i.,. '!, I Bang* ■!'. Daily evept Sunday. during the year. 144a lakes, though tributary to the waters of the old faces peering into each of tl <■ future with Maine farmer-. paid now It c..st* more to pay otlieials to govern a rather the boyish period of 22—and every rivers, statue or fountain is visible through the i.«-i ia\ ;ii ha. in. leave special!it-- way Homicides.... i:> form just Bath in due time and get our ticket for Rock- ery Returning lake systems of their own independent, of other with wistful intentness. One rugged, i. a. n... at Beii.tsi at .i Maine sc.ial'er number now titan it did forty years ago. of loved. But I didn't love him. Arson. :» which to the well arriving p.in. apples are stabli-hing a reputation in worthy being t he river systems. As instances the Cobbossee- branches, gave Washington laud. We notice that it takes $2.50 to get us u* 1 '• a .niie.-, through tfUr tow US Perjury. 4 square set, and scored with resolute wrinkles, the market- that will he County xpe11"i’S have increased. There are more 1 was seven years his senior; when, instead of C’ontee Lakes, in southwestern Kennebec Coun- deserved sobriquet of the “city of magnificent Rockland "--ar-iiiont. i.inert Moutville, i'aler- Engli-h eventually Forgery and n.mntcrteiting. 10 that somehow while $2.15 will take us /.-*//i Rock- iaw> and it ci(.sts more to enforce and more ty, the and gave the impression that they \ ami ex them, the worm of 4a Chamberlaiu, Allaguash, Eagle distances.” As ail the avt uues terminate at the a.-sitii'oro, Augusta. Daily profitable; there is a demand for letting concealment prey on bis Compound larceny. land back here. On the train we notice sieady beefy Lakes, in north central were Mayor el s, i.,- Leave Bellas! every dav at o p. tin, lawbreaker.-. Tin m-rals of the people liave fall- Larceny. /is Piscataquis County, the traces of bitter grief and disappoint- mutton, etc., ami the creameries and some of damask cheek, be ventured to tell bis love for ami the Capitol, some of the most beautiful views of Vugust ext .lav Rt Burglary. 7 (fraud Lakes, in northern ment Case of Uocklaud, and two of the Knox delega- en off m foity year." Infidelity is steadily on the Washington this are obtained from distant of rather than the furrows which time is Be at > a. in Mom -, \V tin the dairies of my mature self, I seized an Assault’with felonious intent.. la form lake building pails lay private are raising Hie standard remorselessly Kng- County, independent systems. On tion. Simonton and who are in-i 1 No. increase. But lew churches in Assault and the city. wont to h ave. As it into that of the Littlefield, coming s.age g"e- via searsimmt. very good standing lisli battery. 84 the other hand, Sebago Lake supplies the Pre- gazed ■ Maine butter, which has not heretofore been prayer book, pointed to the clause, 1 n.u .. a ei s via searslnont sternly and riots... It Another that attracts the attent oii of home from their first week's in their Saturday arc r<.uiid in the community. There is less regard Affrjys sumpseot: the Kangely and Ki *haron Lakes, tiling other and its eyes were vainly striving to look experience Saturday via Hall’s Lor raid "A man may not his Offences against chastity, etc. •_'<) the visitor, if he tie from Maine, i> very high in tie Western market-. There for dn s.dmath and the of the Bible. marry grandmother.” the Androscoggin; Moosehead Lake, the K* n- especially new positions at Augusta. Stopping at. Thomas- ner. teachings Malicious mischief... 7 the immense of through that mask of years upon the boy of That was three encour- nebec, and a vast of quantities intoxicating drink •< i*no time when a years and I added chain lake? in we lie.:- eklor; sw a, ..Ie aim North first class article of butter Mii.«i "I the attended some ago, ( and 8 Piscataquis. ton get. a liverv team and drive to St. pci.pl.• meetings forty heating conspiracies. sold here. all tin- long ago, it showed the of a bullied good I M ia V\ agingly : Nuisances. l(;:i Penobscot, and Washington Counties, the Pen- Nearly grocers, druggists, working will not command a fair price. The growing > -.u ~ ago a ml uao iigious teachings. Tin .Jews confectioners, ail the ea and, in George where we spend tin with our 1 rt'ia at 4 p. in. Leave IrankioiT "Besides, John, you are a child, and don't Violating Ibpior law. 818 obscot. Mr. Wells’s classitieati m of the lake ing saloons; mind, now almost giving shape to recollection, night < ■ i< led l.ri-t and it to look now as if the fact, all of embrace I.. ii lug at Be it a.-I .1 p. in. importance of the Maine c >ast as a summer re begins know your own mind.” was as follows: nearly departments trade, trieud H. F. Kuller. He his class in .Sentences. systems which iike a phantom hovered now near, now represents ie i.s-i ;•> It"- Kiami, -<> miles, the towns Hrutiicr- wi• 11i*. do so soon. With all the "If a man 19 choice wines and in their advertise- through sold i* a t*> farmers in the blessings of doesn't know his own mind," Nlimiter o*‘ liquors the x proving great In-Ip Stale Prison. no and was legislature this winter, and they will there ri.. e.'ij.v.,ie, Laui'len and Roeklaud. remonstrated to ments. One sign, in particular, attracted my far, gone. Theolher was one ot those we enjoy and tin- progress we have made, there is my lover, "1 would like know Jail. 117 Systems. lakes eon- Aggregate pi si.i,.lay- \lTlve ai Bellas! U m. vicinity of the hotels and cottages, by giving attention. It reads a- follows: Ale, Porter find iu him a radical Democrat. who should. But 1 will wait for seven nected with area, rare, fair, sweet old faces of which this burn- temperance Beit--t at J in. no reason our taxes should not be as you Reform school. :{ p. them a cash market almost at their own doors. earthly why choice Wines and Lem- 1 \cars. if you -av tlie: (system. Beer, Liquors, Lard, back to Thomaston we drive over to •* .-I enire Li.e-oinv :iie, U iwa so—fourteen—as Jacob did Pay lines. 4oi so Coining miles, as ing, rushing world has left few. It seemed low forty year-ago it everybody had followed for To be milts. mons, etc. Idle re are several distilleries here, ■•k 1 -\e Bella.- ami l'liursdavs at Ml. Desert draws from Rachel." hanged 5 Square Warren, South Warren, but tind Mommy -upplie- Wa-liington. Saco. i(i!» as if the storms etc., nothing » the ol me liiide. The club voted to l I st Hurich's being the largest; and it is not un- had beautified, not marred it. Leas.- ntp -au.e days arriving ai llel- teachings ay "You forget." replied, laughing at his way Judgments Rendered. Hancock and Waldo counties, and the Fort Androscoggin. 14 s ;u:j usual to see two and three horse teams worth}’ of note. We the with I at "1 p m. the on the table lor further uiscussion. It ot "that a woman does not. going As if aud had a spend night By- topic mending matters, Number of cases carried to the law court in Kennebec.;ill r>o hope peace poured balm where- 0 !i.i-i io r.-port, miles, twice daily except Boiut 11 n-e and North port camp ground, put like vv lie. with along the streets heavily laden with bottles, run .1. Dow who was for some years a resident was voted that any one would be made an honorary improve age. But, seriously, which ias oeen rendered lor the Penobscot .4<;7 .>■;> ever time had made a wound. were B Bellasl at a a. m. and 7..>f> or judgment etc., w ilb distilled There p. nn, a our John, this is are a ami Saint t cask-, barrels, tilled liquors. many dollar in tin* of farmer-. !• on dis- absurd; you nice boy, State. 1118 roix.-;i i;>n of Belfast. He has the stocked •• Be t-i train Leave -seal'sport pockets member of the nub y reporting the topics While 1 am not in favor of wrinkles but place originally L like toward are saint .John .2111} :;.')U free nimby any without sharp outline. When at n. ,1111 1 -to ::i arriv at Be ita-t in We you—but my feelings you ig arc therefore to maintain that not missed the intent of the* l>n ORCEI) JUST BEFORE DEATH. means, and be comes, by the Berry Bros, of Rockland, and is a ready through agricultural dep.u more those of a a Denny’s.22 ;>s shall glad when the time doing is.., Ie 0,011 el with llle tram-. mother than wife.” last the visitor pronounced his name, hand ■ Mnehias. .'>t; as I it when the ■illy ha- then- been sjivai progress in the pa-t Republican .Journal. 'I'bf box’- eves flashed and be- Mrs. Elizabeth C. of N. Y., i;s believe will, manufacture and good business here. The buildings are nice and indignantly, Iiill, Syracuse. hand in a fore wife of Charles E. in Narraguagus. :>s sale of drinks w ill be grasped eager clasp, tender light 4" ar.-, out that tin future is to 1 could divine bis attention be had lifted Hill, who died Yokoha- intoxicating prohibited by well furnished, there is some tine stock in — y promi-ing very i. i11 ! lie p ; iowiii_- is i.iic ram me Union. 4:’> r,e law and 1 shone pn-e tor j Brighton Cattle Market. me from the spot where I stood, and carried ma, Japan, on October 9, and was buried in by public sentiment. must confess through tear-dimmed eyes, and that iu- of Saint .. 72 r>u the barns and a > ... ii. ;ne .llllereht .'liurelies who will lake advantage their *pp*-:- (ieen’ge*.... that the effects are not so as in stables, and short stroll over I t ksi> \, Feb. 1»'*. me, infant fashion, to the at the other end Jersey City last Sunday, with high Masonic apparent here tense which utters il- lie\. \V >ofa, Presumpseot. »•» ;i7 delight naught but sobs H Williams, | t some of our uuit it- XiiK'i.m "t -t<»-k ,it market attic, Sl<>; slice} of t he room. honors, will take to contest bis will. In r> smaller cities in Maine, where the fields finds them in nice condition. Otis L. steps Koval. 1 luminated evt 'I : I;il -a 111!Hi hav«- .ill the ry feature; then aii'-. 4'Jf'ii; lit, |.‘i,.*)SO; hol>es, l->, "I China, where he was in .. adv that law and silence—they :■ m. could almost tind it in heart to choke largely interested the Mousain. 14 in they antage^ legis- Dow, his some yung people’s prayer I !•• my father, who for years did the r ■! UV-i- rn ( alt;. to lation can for the of the sale. were The of each saw -elHT t! p! er meeting, 7 p. III. you !'* lie muttered, as he sal me down with exportation of lea this country. he amassed Piseataqua. 22 p; give suppu*s«don boys again. memory 1’ri. « >i !•«•.•! •-!'[,.• tr 11mi tl» live weight, extra in the of Treadwell A 1 _ai. M.a;i-t eiiui' "I a fortune of a mil ion and a Whether it is to tie better of painting carriage shop corner Market, and Pipisriar am» mockton !• vi:\iki;>< i.i u Thi* emphasis. half, lie obtained This classification is one on owing quality pictures the of juulity, £*'■ t;-.* ;3 u 7 iir-l, $'>> years he .1 ••o.-irse oxen, i.-td! ;e $:! IMlaa s7 2. Normandy, and matter- promised to be quite ground desertion, reservoirs. A more natural classification of superior police force, is mentally and physically well preserved was called to i' ll r the President, Willard a Iiy v. in an as she -ei.lom that we vc an intoxicated almost of two cabins, low aud rude ilr’ -Nh.’i. 11 i if-, h> 7 .*7 V V lb. exciting. putting answer, claims that the the lake would be as very person forest; log ie < nui-ce, iLgii street, Rev. Deo. L. 1 lifts. systems follows; for a man m arly 80 years of age. Maple.-. Tin- topic ,.>r di-cu--i<*n W.ts re el i"H t do were not served on her his on the streets. One however, l can ■s.a:• Mi.i s, ai Brighton that again,” said 1, with papers properly by (1) of the tiling, say —but home wherein from stone p. m., preac-liing at j < dignity, System Presumpseot; (2) system huge chimney se' n Freeman J'ariri !_■ and was a- lol. -u "in try Hi.|.— Li..;lit ones HaUV* Ih., heavy, 7e came to the credit of the worn* n of the Banner we drove over to and 1'oui I m er 7 m. lary, when 1 recovered m\ breath. attorneys from Maine. Mr. Hill to Syra- of the Stale, >aturday Cushing p pray meet.ug. p. lb. Androscoggin; (3) system of tin- Kenne- caverns the tire shone on toiiworn « per on vi-it 1 never saw a woman dead drunk on the streets evening light •: Inireii. L">i|'t street, lie v I B. i •‘The progress of Waldo count} farming in the past •Will you me?” asked John, some- cuse a in lst»l and met Mrs. Hill, who bec—the Kennebec that the entire attention of the <111 it < I ni lb. marry County lakes; <4i tin u-ually _"i at !u.4o a. sun o'iniry per was a in of our Maine cities. Hut the first saloon and on children on pa.-n*i. Breaching in., lay to < what then Miss Lizzie C. Adams and any parents toddling crouched years." Matthew Partri-lge in opening the dis- a I *Kin-—Iny lli < r Ih. threateningly. society- Moosehead system; (5) tin- Chesuncook >y>- was in the on .. e, i.. mi e we country place occupied inquest lure lir.st sUU,».,ty evening “Not at belle. After his return to China she left home entered when we ime hi re we >aw a party ‘■tools in cussion said that the llia< w llieh .■sheared *iiei p Skill-Oil a Ode. just present,'" I replied. tern; ((>) the Chamberlain Lake the cosy cornel's, yet anon a* thre-iiiilg hines, system; (7) of well seated shivering the of Mrs. Susie Hart which hail bet n ''Me. .it .. Lani" ^Up -■’» each. “The handsome I as and sailed alone for that far off where dies,id ladies and gentlemen body < |. —7.r»«$l great, fellow,” thought, country, Pemadunicook ; fs) the Penobscot River ... i: >i’vh -tree!. lie v .1. A. s;i\ thresh tin- all at one a system hoot of owl or of distant wolf: of grain time, have been ■ around a table and cry parents I n- i- ik I. onre not. la price- of Western he paced the floor “whv couldn’t he they were married by an English clergyman. the s. covered with glasses bottles, found in the river a or two before. She .ge. pa- Brern-I ,ng I. nir In.4- ill. restlessly, system; (!^) hoodie Lake system; (10) tin- day great prog re.-s and la! -r re dev the 1 aide from tho-e one week ago. The lam- fall in After twins had been born to she and their Hushed faces and told too children .. -a\ing, ing .pioie.l love with some of fifteen of them left hilarity weaker, stronger grown, -hut love and it n. Ionn-o,i Haii, Hip.li street., I girl instead Saint Croix River system. The first in bad a red some sup. er "t the lu-st < attic were intended tor the system disapp two months before and v id a of ah«»r w portion hi> him and returned to on account of plainly the of the wine. A -n. w I alia r Bliemn, N\ int« rj-orl. services! hoys large amount hu h they did nut selling affections on an old maid like me? I Syracuse thi- si-heme tin- and story sparkling trust ot tears at a sis- trade. 1’i.e demands for butchers’ Cattle comprises Sebago Songo unchanged; commingled no trace of ilu m ev monih. export don’t want the as she In the meantime one few moments later we saw another of her had been discovered until the ‘siimlay cry like. N. W a -aid that boy on my and won’t cruelty alleged. the second, the numerous lakes tribu- lady 1 pies great improvement \vr.-\.r. lull, and theia were Inn few hovers. hands, Lakes; ter's and a 's of two men viAsn.Mc fae meet at Masouie have him !'* of the twius died. Three Mr. Hill tine appearance and dressed in the playmatt grave; young was Temple, >>• \|.• *in1; tin* ards for Beeves sold to huteh- years ago to the «-bicf them be- personal lifeless body found in the water. It was in farming i- t -ecu. hut it has runic price* tary Audroscoggin. among •*' "im "i .iii'i si reel-. plainly came to of fashion come from one of these with faces llir!i Is aimed Iran la.it. f»o 100 I Its. live “As to your Syracuse and abducted the hoy who the height gilded worldward turned. IF 1 per weight. being twenty-nine,” pursued ing and Lower Richardson Lake-; titty years i.m im ter-, h. I N It. aho-.it stork is bann- Upper badly decomposed but was identified by the Regular gradually gr uly improved, < was then went of sin, am. after a few blocks 1 Western Cattle haw been at (Jiicago lull as John, m answer to sav it’> fifteen years old. He to New and palaces walking since Lena we ■>i:n_- ! W m lie n month. a.-ting my thoughts, “you Cupsuptic, Uangely, Kennebago, Oquossoe ; died and have never met since ->lay evening ers did ou-im— 4'* one him and with uncertain and fail to the the r aders of the Journal large hauling eordwood years !duh price- as tlew whieli were brought in down in the and I it York with from there to New Haven, third, the e. steps, stagger clothing. Probably 1 family Bible, suppose Cobbossee-Contt Belgrade, Snow, I heard ago on then,” them and listened as thev Then cattle were 4 week did. must be but no one Conn., where the and made his pavement. Thinking she must he ill l was say, are familiar wit » ih»* -o', ,,'i r A S. >L, No. l. Regular ago. turned out at nock in so; would believe it; and boy escaped and China Lakes; fourth, Moosehead Lake, 3S circumstances of this siti;i.i' and Lamhs. W. stern sheep and Lambs back lo the of crossing the -t r.-< t to otfer assist- trod once more the -d 1 iy i.i, in a« i, inontn. the I don’t care if you are You look like p way that city. The litigation in the miles and 14 point labyrinth of life, talking ot speei.,1 and le• ,e per lb., live weight, landed long comprising and it is not necessary to repeat them. a.- eliims at ■ ail. of and are the I case to be as noted a* the famous ance, when l overheard the remark, “Too < o — girl sixteen, you promises miles—the inland lake in wives and ehildren, friends and late at night, liarns wer-- -id only boarded Llu-re at tin- -1, u _■ 111 e; n 11 e -. Recently II were owned only girl square largest Maine, kindred, for- shall ever love.” Yates will contest which so much much wine.** and tin* tmtli Hashed across my The people of this p,ace invariably speak in the b\ biiteliers and w«-re x ntdirect to the occupied with Brassua. and Indian tilth. < uo- slaughter Spencer, Lakes; tune and disaster. Iii M1 i,day \t ning loiiowing full moon. wen- ellar- and the dan.- were m»t even bank- lime in the New York courts. mind—-a tin* of and refine- Fate had led the one through Ik .in fr-.iii tin- cars for “Oh John, John ! at least five millions of men Luke 22 woman, type purity highest terms of the previous excellent charac- “P'-e; !'- at call. slaughter. Chesuncook, comprising square miles, e-i up d> keep i-ui tiic •--i 1. Now many earns area- >wini;. Western Fat have not varied have said the same before in ment, staggering through the streets of the dreary plains of woe, where mounds and ■ Hog- known HEARS. and its cy- 1 ige. No. Regu u meeting M *i thing every connecting lakes, Caribou, Harrington, ter of this poor unfortunate, who, no doubt, warm a- t it- lien -1■ were • Tin su-erc nni' h in for several weeks all National Capitol. as "lov,. i,u on. at,-all. year- ago. price past, being language.” Nevertheless, when he fairly breaks and sixth, the of press stood milestones, and reverses lurked specials r Historic Oxford is no the of Ripogenus; grand system in a tit of "Wiicil by butchers, costing, landed at the slaught down and I am longer county The weather here is to sudden desperation, considering herself for- 1 h i-" i." ige, X". j-jn. meetings tan -aid dur hoim.-s are more cries, relent—for I disagreeably lakes about the headwaters of the subject as Reguiar attractive, every- C «ac “Bears.” Penobscot this Allaguash shadows. The other a house, from 4 per lb., live weight. — many leads, year, but does not to such extremes a> in sped prosperous evening in e.ec montii. specials at soft-hearted and then and River, Chamberlain changes, go ever into the water and thing aroun 1 the is nn re and trees weakly promise with 100. followed in order Lake, comprising 20 square disgraced, plunged put building.- ta-ty there that by Aroostook, 13.8, New I do not think the thermometer course. The robber Death bad made uo tierce 1 will either keep my own name or miles of surface, the- lead, the others of Lnglatnl. an end to her existenee. ■ .80: taking After the the •i Mo S OiiuhK ‘Mill Ft-. BLOWS. Bin lies ?K wer garden- an- more eommon than to year- Washington, Piscataquis, .83. Oxford com- lias been down to zero since l have been here. inquest Old, but not too Old. take hi>. this assaults and darkness was not And now ti ‘Mu h' -o.v- in a tilth, with but 25. The total system being Eagle. Telo>, Allaguash. night. was in the Hail, corner Main ami High ago. here is an nr o! neatness in the outdoor ar And ing poor The average is about Ho above, body buried family lot. Much sym- John looked radiant at this confession, Churchill, Priestly, Um-sa-ki’s, and a dozen tempera!lire deg. stood stl'< el-. number of hears killed in the 541), would ■ they together upon the bank of that River angement- then unknown Vw houses A till.II TONF.D WFDDING AT “TIIK IIAl.L.”— for love is a in the was a state, •lust be for Christmas we bad two or three was the friend- and r -'"I h.c No. Regina:- meet* painted very dog manger. It other large sized lakes; seventn, tin- lVmadum- pathy expressed by neigh- iinpment, seem to indicate that the woods were full of in which so NO KING. BI T A LONG PFDIGRKK. comfort to know that if not inches of snow which made for the path of life soon must end. and .1 ue-o.i S' lilligs U; each an-seen almost everywhere. I lie open lire place he could gather the eook, Katahdin, Twin, and Jo-Marv good sleighing bors at the fate of the woman who had them, hut this is far from true. Their Milinokett, « pool- flower himself no one else being ight or ti n and tha' is all w«* have had so saw wa- then in Grace was astounded after- would. tin- lakes of the low-r Penob- days the light of a third behind them ■oiniii"U use, an-l pots ai d kettles were Mayor yesterduv haunts are restricted to a few remote mountain Lakes; eighth, generation been so with them all. '• I Le, \(, j. Regular every A sort of had wafted John scot far for tin* winter, and that lasted longer than intimately acquainted meeting iMoti when with a family shipwreck River; ninth, the Sehoodic lakes in Wash- their shadows far out over its vungovertln Stenographer White, blush- sections, from which they seldom emerge, un- Usual. In fact haw* so iittie throwing gloomy to my threshold. Our own household was sad- tenth, the lakes they sleighing “'rake her up tenderlv, handle with ear-*, 1 less out or ington County; great ie -I i h- No 1. 1. J. 1). meets at lire to "-I., and i.-rca-i wa- h; ked in a tin be- < in left driven by hunger, the dogs of the supplying here that waters. At sin-h a time how are Imp F., baker ing the lappel of hi- coat, led ly broken up, anil I found the waters of the Saint wry few people have sleighs and tin* empty words Fashioned so sit nderly, young and -o fair.’’ 1 v 1 ill J | myself comparative- t.roix River. Theele- i ri.ui'-d.iy evening >1 hunter. Although tradition credits them with see fore tin- lire. I'm- Thank-*: n goo-ewe- hung a of three old men and one wo- in with a half invalid a a style of those you do Cutes from twenty- and how full tin heart. ing procession old ly young years, father, vation of few of the larger lakes above the No good bye was said. The next day the church was crowded to at- being extremely dangerous and aggressive, the liw '<) w ars so use before the lire to rou.-i and a wa< large and little What sea titty ago, but show little A l>cgi.t l.od.r D "i Regular meet boy stationed to man into the executive otiice at the Hall house, very money. number of Maine eaten bears is level—continuing the statement that the What need to say when would tend the City more people up by that look almost new. I do not remem- good bye they funeral services. \V»* meet here our f each natural determination than to take board- chief lakes of are they keep it turning round and the fat from mi 1 said. “H« re is a bridal small. It is a Maine generally situated dipping up couple.7’ very, very fact that, while our ber to have s-.-t n but one of meet >o soon. 1 saw a old 1'. 1‘. ers? And among the first were Mr. Cranford either above or iln* modern sleighs again gray haired man friend, Pierce, formerly of Monroe, a di-h on “Who are tile asked have upon the mountain regions of the hearth to keep k from burning. Cov- parties?” Mayor Grace, children grown up in mortal dread of such as we have in Maine. Mo-t of the No. ;>i and his son, and his sister, who had been the be peo- pax the nor who is his first case as ami Mr. White him this information: just bears as the State—may observed from this table: slowly up street, turned be, nor looking up attorney for i. i, _ the coals for the next a gave devouring monsters, bears them- i.’i'y Moi.my evening at the I'niw r ering day’- tire is thing of wrecked themselves by the death of the wife ple have a rig which they call “shot s** by ■ “The bride is trusted he himself to Knox is to a :-i uureii expectant only sixty-nine years selves stand in fear of our h e*‘t above means look again that county. True said he doing good ve-try. III- past. No tinder box, or oorrowing lire of the and mother In foreign land—one of those sud- equally grown up of which they change not only their upon i.i '».:v. ,h i* ot age. Her name is Mrs. »J. .-ea level. h. B meeting each Sunday Mary Hildreth. children. The fear is mutual. Except in de- but the cabs, milk stooping form -those tir' d shoulders, waiting busiiit-s- m when- lie ha- been neighbors i* thought of now. Mutches and den. unexpected deaths, that leave the surviv- Range .l.r.ia ligln earring's, coaches, Uoekland, prac- ti ii tneseveralenurciiesaiteruaiing. dry -In is a widow, sin has two married fence of their are as harmless as ley children, ors in a young they carts Me. on to runners. These consist A » dazed because it is so diffi- ps»; simply in pain for Death to lift the burden of life. law for the ten tears, and we found II 1.,.-me-- meeting every Saturday wood for the house have been a great her mother was Mrs. Susan Kamlal, of Bow- condition, so the whole Mooselucmaguntir.1, ticing past progress. cult to imagine the many runaway dogs*; indeed, of a of steel or iron, bent ... ai l miarian ‘hui'ii gay worlding who has been Richardson....1,4.v; long piece wrought him the -am- parlor. The lirst lucifer match I ever -aw was when i doinham. Me. She is »aid to he wealthy and so Maine of the bruin tribe is less to be l at n. genial felhfvv hat he was when ■ \ ::. ii. Marshall B-i.',. A. It.. No. called hence in another state of colony mbagog. .1 up each end and fastened to the axle in went i' the proposed whose name is Robert being. dreaded human kind than a trio of .• with father when lie was to groom, by single Long <•!> he used to declaim “The One Regn nug- lir-t ami third eve- my carting wood Mr. Cranford was one of admirations Pond.1 .nut place of the \vii> It is rather a bungling News and Horse Shay” in Friday He is a my Literary Notes. -ver the the Spear. sixty-four years old. citizen of grey wolves, such as are found in Canada and Atteau.1,01>4 mi., Augier store, High landing in tin- Mar-h ereek. There was a ves- from the first. Tall, with dark hair and apparatus, but. answers t*v* ry purpose for a the schools. After a Bowdoinham, Me., and a too. pale, over country spelling trip widower, Mr. sometimes stray the border into Maine. Wood..1,01*4 it s a sel there wood and I wa nt aboard. A he reminded me of that he sit-igh ride, and tak* but moment to change 1’he first ii. loading boy is a of one eyes, Dante, only (Million of the Februan etc. .«•«.range, No. .’4.;. Regular meet- spear member of the best known [Biddeford Journal. Moosehead.I,b2;l from one to the other. Century through Friendship, South Waldoboro, was and he had such a air The wheels are sitiq ly cniog over I B. Kuowitou'a but little larger than myself did the cooking, and timber and lumber linns in the Union. At the handsomer; general (1*0.000 was sold within a MAINE PEOPLE IN' MASSACHUSETTS. Twenty other large lakes are located at eleva- removed and the runnel's on. The copies) week of the etc., we come back to Thomaston where \v- J1 street of knowing worth put only |_h ue went into the cabin a out of the late War of the everything knowing (with- tions together. He lighted breaking Rebellion varying from 247 to 1150 feet above the of the here is tile day of issm-. A new edition of N on o* •«t o.._ N". 17". out the least I was disagreeable part winter 20,000 the took the to the >.ate i■ meets every staturday hi' tirm had a to pedantry, however,) that About six hundred of the sons and daughters opportunity visit Prison,of match to make a lire. 1 iie vessel had a lire contract supply the British level of the >ea. cold, rain storms which for real dis- a! !,< m huicling on the Augusta load, place. quite afraid of him. He was of Maine held a reunion in Mass., long, press, a total of 2 <0,000 with the government with £1,(XXJ,000 worth of lumber. evidently wrap- Aldington, The about these lakes is beautiful making pros- which vve w .11 speak in another letter. U- turning : I., Tile post ollice lias done a deal to make farm in and scenery comfort cannot be outdone any where in tIn- great Hi' is live oak and ped up John, patient with his sister— Friday evening. E. Achorn.of Boston,delivered of a still further demand. \ 11. VV M N, ! X AN specialty white oak timber. and diversified. In the older of the pect A tifth edition to .Uoekland w- .'g, AMI.ltn LhOiON iite which was portions temperate zone. Anoiln-r that makes it stop at the Lindsey House enj-iyable. Cln-ap postage lias cause I a large cir- He in asking quite enough of Christian an oration. Horace E. Henderson, toastmaster, State thing v, it ■jco. i.. .1,iiin.souotlicc. Hay. operates largely Maryland and Virginia, located in tine agricultural and wooded more is, that freezes as of the Nowniher was under the sun, for Mrs. was reail letters from Gov. Gov. disagreeable the rain Century issued on Mon- where w" meet our old frit nd “Will look- m 1st aii id culation of and lann and in addition to the States charity Shelgrove Robie, Robinson, Hill,” Monday.- «»1 each papers, magazines journals, supplying United districts, they give a charm and to tin- fast as it fails and ieaws tIn* cemented an unmitigated nuisance. Such a talker! bub- ex-Gov and others. The delight pave- day. which ha\ e niad» the farmer and his more In- government with ship timber he has had Long following make the farm more and ing well and hearty. We are to see him. family large own scenery, attractive, ments and sid-walks like sheds of At glad \ m v m oling of her and her brother’s affairs with toasts were made: “The Grand Old glass. u. conlraet' with *l>on' W. IJ. Webb and State,” add a value to real estate. In 1 Farmer-’ families have a oi McKay, driving through such times the streets a deserted Julian who is in but have no for the which we are -I K -Ii Ma.-oiu, on llie telligent. greater variety equal indiscretiou, and the latter as Gen. J. A. “The Commonwealth of present Hawthorne, living retire- praise house, lemple, other His witnesses for this cere- treating Hall; the State the can "V shipbuilders. traveler go but few miles ami those wiio do venture out I .nil's lay nitig- ot diet: molllh. loud and live better than tortm-rly. The President, though he were an infant. Massachusetts,” Hon. B. “Sons of appearance, ment at Sag Harbor, L. I., has contracted to to know he doe.- not run. hi the afternoon are John Critehen, of incapable Pierce; without to one glad ., mony Judge Virginia, of the hundreds of these in A s-t M i;i No. 4 J.j, K NIB UTS of i.A Wilt with us for coming “keep dc middle ob d<* road" ami walk red staples, .-aid. \\ ilii our improved ma- who for lias been They stayed three years, and Maine,” Rev. R. B. Howard; “The Bar,” Ehen write an “athletic” novel for to we call F. A. ./one- VI- i- M" evening- at 7 in Hie years the attorney of Mr. beautiful lakes, of greater or less extent, and on Outing, he upon who i- cashier and lay o’clock, | that time I was about F. ('. along slowly and carefully with their eyes * one man and a can do as much work and John during fairly persecuted Pillsbury: “Pioneers,” F. Meserve; “The -i-"h■ irange. F. B. Knovvltoi.'.- chinery boy Spear’s linn, I*. Huggins, proprietor wln-u on reaching some elevation two or three the as for known a- “Love and a Name." k will have an f.-r tin John. Mrs. wrote me a letter on Rev. F. ground though looking something bookkeeper Simonton Brothers. Tin> High -licet. :es uf the Shelgrove Clergy,” C. Rowe; “Daughters of four men could do to years with hard work. Cosmopolitan Hotel. The groom and lakes are brought to view, with farm- that had even all Ibis ago the in which she me that villages, they lost; and with "iii of doors and i-- are the “Bell” ear we it i-. id Id V I la » | v dd R l.. bride will make their subject, informed the Maine,” W. E. Lyons; “The Press,” F. W. flavor, specially commend using system, think «ir-‘al future home in this city. houses, wooded hills, far fields, or- caution little while on will “bear siithiif N..\. improvements have been made in mowing whole were to receive me with A reaching every y io U-: lain, liie western mail will ar- are and the honor family ready Rollins. permanent organization was form- and -elf our active youth, riders of the wheel, Hie entire force of the • stablishment, and They quite wealthy, request chards, pastures, the scene is one of great Tin* pom truck horses have the worst they lcdta-f time, al ll.lu a. in., and T.ao p. machines, horse rakes and horse pitch lork-\ The of open arms—a prospect that 1 do not find at all ed with these officers : President, E. O. Achorn ; drap.” being married by the Mayor of New York.” And these scenes are common, hunters and fisher*. have nine salesmen was as r. .. 1 a. > beauty. giving of it. It i> to them shod, in., ami J" p. m. are alluring. seemed to have their hearts set Vice John Pratt. impossible keep sharp employed, busy, -cvt.'ies shorter and of much better quality than “Have you a asked They Presidents, Cushman,Samuel the State and ei i1 e vvesiid'll man arrives at lu.4.ri a. wedding ring?” eagerly great diversity picturesqueness. as at sli cm oil to tin* haul was a upon me as a persou fitted to train D. C. C. F. C. F. Jo every p they through The of the pb a-ant afternoon. Hit clerks make no 7 those in use 4<) ago. swivel and who had become interested in the peculiarly Wheeler, Allen; Seeretarv, tlie new and wild January number American Jour- .je m Leavesh.iiit u. in. and tJ.ho p. in. years Mtbsoil, Mayor Grace, John in the he Throughout sections of pavements, and so they keep tln-m “rough" as of the way should go. Everything, Meserve; T reasurer, H. B. Dver. A reunion them- Ives, but the ash ha tided to them take the ace of the old story loving coupie. Maine, these lakes have since been famous nalist contains an mien historical art tele on change •Milky plow.- p wooden plow on his long they say here. 1 haw seen four horse teams in -ting “We no they said, depended getting the right will be held once every three years. have such thing as a ring,” answer- resorts for the sportsman and summer tourist, the customer i- it.in a little car with the covered with plate and the east iron plow that kind of a w ife. the middle of the street with every horse Hat Printing Ink. with two portraits, editorials, by put ed Mr. Spear, as he cast a love-lit glance at the DIVIDENDS. and the Grand, Moosehead. ■ A Raugeley, Jo-Mary, on the ground and the to get them amount of the bill i' t-r- 'I U'm wmaii-m a- Nt uralgia, a failed to turn a larrow in the best of chances. The special interview with Mr. Cranford, at only way up news of the Press Clubs and and ihe number of the sales specitjc bride, who wore a handsome black Euistis, and 1 other Newspaper Notes, A 1 11 I."i n •»:■>> tin- blushing The in Feb- Chesuncook, dozen chains is their feet in or very "Iter. uphill Work t‘1 use u! labor his particular request, touched me consider- following dividends are payable by tying up bags potato man. Tin cars arc wires run- saving machinery has a tendency t>. >ilk dress, black veil, black bonnet and black of great lakes, are celebrated in the b\ States. It is a suspended upon -.. remedies liiv* beet. H i. -i in vain, that ably. ruary: Augusta, Belfast and Maine State, on angler’s sacks. arranged very entertaining clear rocks, trees woollen Mr. was attired in black as to a dw ll- lim A : ixi.11-11 taitli, and goo* right «»n with cultivation of all was done heavy every day better known to from the farm crops formerly by my Miss Edna. He has set his heart so Central will pay its usual dividend of 3 per becoming country with load* or' product*. with spring attachments which make it but the •ik. AN illi.thi > VV (J'-nn.. the which was of hoy, the no rival in its special held. American Journal- wuam-, ilartioi'd, hand, now an acre oi during marriage ceremony, cent. large class of summer visitors from the Four or six hor*es or about potatoes can be taken care fully upon you, and are that I Feb. Kith, at Portland: mules—usually work of a “II Kii' uaiiMii tor a mouth. The effort- short duration. you everything Eastern cities. ist St. Mich. moment for the cashier to examine •d at a could in great half and half—constitute the team. The har- Co., Louis. w.-n- vain. Tried A rili.oriio- cost of £4 per acre with a horse hoe. Marion As the desire a daughter. I want some one Names l)ivi- Amount newly wedded pair bowed their must be the bill and the ea.-h forwarded, when with one •< it h-1 f wt-il to I feel at of Feb. TH1-: ISLANDS of THE MAINE COAST. nesses, wagons, Ac. relies of old plan- -|a ;y iri enough to y 1 staph-.- -aid that tanner,- gel f! now, wheiv thanks to Grace he pet. sadly lonely times, and I am (lends. In the number of they Mayor expressed the hope tation times. 1 he vv ili February (monthly part) o. aii'i Had in*.- r> medy inoue I am not alraid sure you would fill the vacaut niche.” Companies. lssf>. 1885. The harnesses, in particular, good push the car is sent hack to the salesman got one and cows belter. Winter that their future would “t>e and long extent of Maine sea-coast, diversi- Golden one st rial a 1 .•1111li«■11d ." formerly pay long happy.” I drew Augusta Citv *>s 1877..3 $ 0.084 attract attention. consist of a collar and Days “Kirk Sheldon's Mine," [ my hand away from the caress, and ti«'|icd r.-aliou. tnxe.- are than housekeeping, Shelgrove formerly belonged to Massachusetts and Maine, Hoys' Workshop" higher formerly. Matthew Par- run from the on cross the this maimer and we were much interested in her She came to luncheon in (5; Includes Bath, Damariscotta, Newcastle, No the list hame* either side, on A Chinese glory. always comprising a total of lour hundred and capital feature of this magazine, which is both r< oinmend as a cure for II*-art iridgc said he did not think only the Baby in New York. bleboro, ltockland, Thomaston and \Vald"l»or<» Duck and are riveted to the on the tin* ease, act-urn and with J’hysiriaiix threshing her bonnet, and minute details of all that two, these islands one breeching watching y, rapidity * gave ranging in size from ncr\ou-iic-s and machine was bonds, issued in aid of tin* Knox and Lincoln Rail side. list no rein*. useful and instructive in its contents. James sleeplessne.-s DR. any advantage to the farmer. Mow had been done and talked of about the house in thousand to opposite They The driver whieii the work was curried on. Mrs. Ah Chain, of Motl hail a road and Leather sixteen thousand acres. There are L'he system '1 R 1 1 •> 1 i I A il l RFt* l* L.\ I < arc not street, baby Company, payable at llie Hide ride* on tiu* near horse and drives all six )R and ing machines have been the cause of more the last hours. pole Uverson, publisher, damaged twenty-four Bank. eight islands comprising from 1,000 to 5,000 Philadelphia. has it- demerits as well a- its merits I'M, d. M tin \ tar- it ha- stood the test. ‘hree days ago. It was a male and ac- horses with oik* hue which runs to the bit ot however. hav since were child, “It is said acres; and from 1 they introduced than was ever In really magnificent,” she, lengthen- 100 to > A CHURCH forty-two comprising The Maine Historical and (.■ Ke- 'i t.c. Free pamphlet of F L. lu- to Chinese custom the out each CENTENNIAL. the near leader and i* connected by a short analogical There are now some troublesome law suits the hi ate before. cording event had to be ing syllable. “Brother has such per- 000 acres. A large number of these islands are on the farm lias a to bi s Machinery fect taste. And he The Island Avenue strap tin* ot lli:• m ar horses behind, in cord-r. No. L a of which we have re- celebrated of vermilion is actually furnishing the Church, Skowhegan, settled, having fine farms upon them; others copy pending between rival companies, the fees for tendency to drive the young men into other by presents colored this the driver will four or pur- » Miss after Y'ou celebrated its centennial Jan 28th. are and way darkey guide contains in.a liu-r. ire JO,non roller rinks gg> and bashed s wee I meats seasoned with library, Edna, your suggestion. anniversary, wooded, still others are barren. To- ceived, tifty-two pages of historical the to use the Bell ears are it -kating suits than to w vin- six hor*es a* as with reins. The right heavy, and 1 *’ farming. Men ork at are see we lo<>k as one The church is the oldest in Somerset perfectly Mai*--. Let your boy be,in the study farming ‘*gar, the sweet and bitter of upon you quite of the fam- county, gether they form a grand natural feature of the t\pitying human remind me of the old mud scows that and biographical matter, and a tine steel en- i- said that some of the scarce and wages are higher than the farmer can life. ily.” having been organized in 1785. The first nu et- State. wagons largest establishment* Accordingly yesterday afternoon Mr. Ah were Used to land from the boats at of allor'< exceedingly disagreeable ever the ministers have are very high, the side* out over the Leaving go 1 were to it.” following filled the Haling ca-c, hard others were belonging pulpits the e xteut Co., from it is 141 ncgii ried, to develop into serious on a farm, while wiih in the straw simply boiled, almost and value of her sea fisheries, while wheels and are constructed for whose press issued, as doits and call machinery shops Mrs. as I had of the church since its organization : Rev. Na- evidently upon Isaiah Jones, formerly of the unsumplion, li* mg a constitutional disease, u re iaw. but a few bad been drilled and their con- Shelgrove laughed though per- her river fisheries exceed those of that State in of Massachusetts and in the shoe an thaniel Whittaker strength and corn and pota- contents the editor. ■ -lr* simps Hie petrated excellent from 1785 to Rev. .Jona- durability. Hay, literary upon painstaking town of Brooks. He -litu.i *i..ti remedy Ilk' Hood’s >aisa wages tents removed and a delicate custard substitut- joke. 1790; importance. The statistics show the has, however, for years arc than Calef following toes seem to be tbe order and extent of the i'•* 1 a, u hii'ii, .cling the readies lower. Many of the beat farmers of Waldo be d. The “Young ladies these of from 1793 to 1801; licv. John Cav ’The Recorder is at a through blood, assortment was distributed among his always deny things, business of the sea fisheries of Maine for 1880: published quarterly $.» been a resident of Uoekland. lie first > ti ''i t a- but a Rev. Fitield farm products. Large quantities of come engaged i» > 'i.-iii, effecting a radical and g in life as a farm hand al r tri< nds and in course; John tells different story.” ford, 1808-1812; Holt, 1814-1830; hay $10 p. month. He neighbors Chinatown. In re- Persons in to market but it i* year. S. M. Watson, publisher. Public in ncni an .t catarrh in even its most -evert* 1 rattled the and saucers Rev. W. Rev. employed. II ,071 all loose and 1 think goes Library. shipbuilding there, but has since done con- inrm turn each sent to the a twentv- cups angrily; and George Hathaway, 1833-1800; M mi t*v t I. thought machinery had a tendency io take recipient baby Capital invested.$3,375,9!<4 to the and horse ear stables. The corn Me. Hood & Co., Lowell. my floated ufl‘, not to but to Temple Cutler, 1801-1808; Rev. F. E. livery Portland, siderable contract work VI.- live cent piece wrapped in red The cash | thoughts John, Siurgess, Value of for tin1 city, and has w ork from the young men wlm would otherw ise he paper. John’s Rev. Webster products; general fisheries.$3,576.67* comes in on t he n*b, dumped into these wagons, is intended as a start m lather, sitting lonely in the library fur- 1808-1809; Woodbury, 1870-1881; life: the paper as an Oyster fisheries. $37,.">00 which hold immense and The prospectus for 1-885 of Tin* l nited Ser- held several important positions in the gov- l! !l" tanners, forty such a was not nished after Wasn't after Rev. A. J. the present who quantities: potatoes city u.arriagr crLili« .dc i- a marriage rile, then years ago thing expression of good wishes. my suggestion. it,* Raekiifie, pastor, Number of vessels used tint; to commenced his labors here in 1882. The are put up in large sacks. vice, a monthly devoted to the inter- ernment. We had an to test the papers must he a marriage wrong. known as hens in the winter. Grafted fruit Next month when the child is all, mv dutv marry the family generally? church Tonnage of same.. 17,632 tin magazine opportunity a laying thirty days As the of the 'iTisf.o.t n iii-raid. The house was finished and has a which was Value. building Washington Monu- est?, is now a item. old. it it should live so Ah moved into, and nourishing Sunday School, $633,.*>42 of the military, naval and civil service, an- quality of the Rockland mud, and must that big Garden seeds, seed potatoes long, Cham will give Number of boats which has beer and say John his with me. 1 used to organized iu 1810. used. .5,1120 ment, just completed which a dinner in honor of the birth. This spent evenings nounces that it i- tin muddiest we Bucklin'* Arnica Salve. ami all kinds of grain arc improved. Cooking banquet Value. $245,024 is to be dedicated on the 22d of Feb., is of siieii arrangements have been made for city ever were in, St. John is varied in the get dreadfully tired of him. He was too de- FRENCH SPOLIATION CLAIMS. V I lie-: extreme, of sea alue of minor and outfits — >alve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, stoves have made a in the mode of consisting voted to be at all apparatus $931,593 universal interest, perhaps a few facts and many contributions of interest not excepted. Tin* next vve are called great change worms, birds’ nest sharks’ interesting, and I had reached Ollier lig- special during morning I !■ Mil Rheum, fever soup, tins, roast pig, The of State has sent a communi- capital, including shore property. .$1,562,235 ures it* and >ores, letter, Churns have the state of if order- Secretary concerning history construction the and the at half five and hurried H .ii cooking. improved. Taxes are boiled bamboo, slewed and other feeling which, summarily coming year, number indi- past off to the wharf to in" chilblain-, Corn.-, and all iskin high- celery Orien- cation to the Senate for an The statistics of river as will he of to January ed to take choice between him and the asking appropriation fisheries are follow«: interest the readers of the Journal. he in readiness for the * c'i'M'-. and |■"-itiveiN cures or uo er in these towns. don’t stand where tal luxuries. The my gal- cates tlnu there not lie boat, and thou are oblig- Piles, pay They they ceremony begins by shaving I of $5,000 to get what evidence i* in the French Persons This monument, which was will] promise without :;rii. H guaranteed to salisfac- the bead and lows, would have prepared myself for the lat- employed. 1,591 originally begun ed ti> wait until eight o'clock before we are give perfect did to years ago. Despite all the farm- baby's tracing out the future Archives the Claims. The 4th 1848 and «-r lie’i.• progress ter with a sort of respecting Spoliation Capital dependent. $7S.3o3 July completed in December last, performance. The current number contains wav. n, relunded. Price 2o cents per box. quern Ii is then cheerful alacrity. under It is a cold, rough our ers are Seldoii formally named and a bap- communication was referred to tlie committee Value of is over non ft. in and is the struct- day: early for sale by Richard H Moody. growing poorer. .Jacob’s said he tismal I locked the door upon John on the product.$125,046 height highest the of a from real life rising, poor breakfast and have dress put on, after which it is evening on it will opening chapters story long waiting, knew of what presented in when appropriations, whence probably be ure in the world, it is ‘JS feet higher than the sonnwhat I nothing happened forty years to tin* of the occasion. questiou, I had finally gotten rid of The canning of lobsters is an industry pecul- soured our and we can uiching lu-'-ripti ui on a tombstone “Here lies ago, guests The guests there- The of this dome of St. 75 by Commander Alden D. Brown, L. S. Navv, disposition, but farm him, with these in full reported favorably. object appro- iar to and Peter’s and feet higher than the see mol or -in-law. Mie desired machinery has the and upon the child witli or things force; and 1 Maine, twenty-three lobster-canning to run through six months, and entitled: nothing pleasant about the boat or on shore always my happi- paid farmer, present gold silver coins priation is to obtain the names of claimants Pyramid The next structure “Jack u* Her h is meditated while on some establishments are situated on various of Cheops. highest until the of Belfast i--et n in death proved this.” the mode uf lias in wrapped in red paper and into a nar- undressing uesperate parts Haultaut, l S. or. Four city the distance. travelling improved the last dropped that which do not appear in the documents tiled in in the world is the new at Phila- Midshipman Navy; row move would bring matters to a crisis. its coast. In 1880 the total number of pounds City Building We ha-ten on shore and after of a An 20 The old and brush mouthed basket. This prevents any one the Stale here. of is Years at the Naval School.” Lt. M. A. Sliu- partaking Enterprising, Reliable House. yrs. log fences are almost a Hut the had become Department Many the orig- of lobsters was delphia. which 537 feet high, and the next to how much or boy roused at last. He, caught 14,234,182 pounds, of S. a substantial dinner furnished by mine host of the H knowing little each guest present- inal claimants filed their claims this is the Herman at t'eldt, C Navy, begins series of articles en- Ri'diar Moody can always be relied thing of the past. Fences are better. He to too, had reflected in the watches of the against France, which number were canned. Cathedral Cologne, the American House we upon, helped ed. Several Lem Cbee's night; 0,404,284 pounds titled, To, About, Around and Across Mada- are enabled to take a more ""I only i«> c.,riy in -lock the best of years ago baby thus where alone their names appear. spires of which have an altitude of 525 everything, build 40 rods of board fence with at a cost of and next day I received a letter These figures, therefore, show the business for nearly lost? colored view of matters and in •’mi -cure tbr for silt h posts received ^372, and Deputy Sheriff Tom* Lee’s quite dignified gascar.” and lien. J. Watts de a series tiling- gen- Agcic y articles as have from me the no feet. The shaft is of marble and 555 feet and Peyster $]•» on his father’s farm child All him, telling that business called him United States, lobsters having been can- on eral. well-known merit, ami are popular with the last summer. He had $f)31. Cham hopes to beat the record. 4 inches 55 feet and 1A “Army Administrative Service.” Among Brusque. pro- from the for two or three and that ned outside of Maine in that The sardine high; inches square at in. ihei.by -u-l. lining the it putatiou of al- tatted a of his own and V. Herald. city weeks, year. attractions are series of articles on being sheep sold to the Fort Point [N. Fish and Fishing. The 19thauuual report the base, and 34 feet inches at the 500 forthcoming way- and rver reliable. possibly on his return 1 might his industry is also peculiar to Maine, and in 1880 5$ square enterprising, Having se- House for He did appreciate feet mark where the “Civil Service,” “Needs of the ilie $0. not think could do devotion better. of the M issaehusetts Commissioners of Inland it furnished pyramidal top begins. '\ lie Navy,”Cavalrv Clippings. cured Agency for the celebrated Hr. King’s boys employment to over 1,500 fisher- etc. much better 40 walls of the obelisk are 15 feet thick at the Artillery, Infantry, Yearly subscription N. a 1 >i-ci»vcry lor consumption, will sell it on a years ago. F. Partridge said Cider Pinetarwill Kill tbe that causes con- I felt relieved. It to to men and the parasite inexpressibly appeared Fisheries has been presented the factory hands; capital employed * numbers 25 cents. ll Legislature. base and at the rate of of an inch to #«‘L single Specimen number Murch’s announcement that positive guarantee. will surely cure any and and are not so used sumption. Jadwin’s Tar coutaius tbe me the most sensible move that John had made was over $400,000, and the value of the taper Ex-Congressman intoxicating liquors generally Syrup There were shad hatched product mailed postpaid on of 20 cents. T H. every affection of Throat, Lungs, and Chest, and to in 252,000 and turned amounted to each foot in height on the outside. The receipt lie is out of politics is entirely superfluous. Farmers are more than oilier classes Hum propel quantity aud quality. Sold bv all the whole course of our acquaintance, and I nearly $825,000. The menhaden origin- S. show our coniidehc,e, we invite to call and exempt al foundation which this immense marble liumersly, publisher, s:J5 Broadway, New Press. you get druggists. began to breathe with more freedom. into the river at North Audover. A small in- fishery has in past years been an upon [Portland a Trial Boult free. the evil of Wet were sold important York. intemperance. groceries crease in shad be structure rests was 80 feet and 25 feet Time flew, however, and the three weeks fishing may expected in 1885, industry in the production of oil and the square A word to wise the ia almost all the stores 40 and f*o thick and was 8 republicans. Already, country years Here is a to six without John’s and a still increase in 1886. The manufacture of fish so so that feet below, and 17 feet above Why should a young man not choose a woman marriage notice from a lengthened return. He larger average guano, much it is time for democrats*to be ago, hut the farmers have driven the t^uebee the surface. But the foundation was Argus says high lor In- wile who weighs two hundred and business into newspaper: “D’Entreinont—D’Eutremout—At wrote to me, but his letters became somewhat cost for hatching is about 38 cents a thousand. in 1877 there wrere eighteen fish-oil factories on pronounc- There was a dynamite explosion at the drv out for elections. pounds ed defective the of looking spring [Bath Times. over? Because she would be so the cities. It to look now as if the St. Peter’s and I There has been the the Maine coast in the three towns of by board engineers, and for store of waistlul. 1[The begins fanner Church, West Pubnico. December constrained; scarcely knew what to make distributed, (luring year 4,- Bremen, goods (tarry Brothers, in New York the monument Judge. would to Rev. Win. of him. If he wou d me 000 125 trout Luke and with an invested many years stood in uu unfinish- Four arrests were The Rockland doesn’t the have give it up and help pay the hills 24, by McLeod, Denis only give up, I young carp, spawn, 100,000 Boothbay, Biistol, capital city, Sunday. made. The Opinion approve D’Eutremont, ed condition, but the of the Cen- that I caused the eleventh child of thought; but I felt sure that be would hold me Superior salmon trout spawn and 350,000 Pen- of $1,083,612; gallons of oil made, 1,166,213; during year explosion is directly connected with dissatis- suggestion risbuien denounce t he dynamite Aii Answer Wanted. by iutemperauce in the cities. Education Dominique D’Eutremout, tennial an act was to Sarah J. to that weak of that I should obscot salmon spawn. The 10A inch law in tons of crude fish guano total Congress passed creating a faction the work which outrage in London. O’Donovan Rossa*doesn’t has The D’Entremont, also the eleventh promise mine, produced, 16,666; among people began Can auv one bring us a case of or improved. old notions about the signs of commission for tlie of the monu- Kidney Liver child of Francois J, either become Edna Cranford or remain Edna legat'd to lobsters, if rigidly enforced, is believ- value of products, $633,145. From the period- completion four months ago on the discharge of a clerk. either. [Portland Pres*. Complaint that Electric Bitters will not the zodiac in D’Eqlremont.” ment and an speedily castrating calves and colts and wean- ed to be a step iu the right direction. ic nature of the menhaden, have not visit- making appropriation of $200,000 The to the is about cure -' We -ay can not, as thousands of Carrington. they damage building tjjtinuo. they cases the calves and Two hundred and five fisheries have ed the Maine coast to continue the work of construction. The so- A Mr. Blaine is in Washington as a private cit- cured and who ing pigs and the babies; low in the Remember a certificate is “Mr. Cranford” was announced one eve- reported, for the past three years. boy experimenting with dynamite, later in already permanently are daily rec- given with each which had and is himself as a lide in and 1 entered the the reports less in number each the vast river and lake which ciety undertaken the work then the a of the railroad izen, conducting gentleman ommending Electric Bitters, will prove. Bright’s killing hogs and making soap; the moon bottle of Jadwin’s Tar four of which ning, parlor fully prepared growing year, Having systems day. destroyed part track Syrup, that the Slate is either it deeded their rights to the United so that iu street should. His wholesome example might be fol- Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, or show the time entitles to a valuable for an overdose of John, but found con- showing losing in fisher- does, Maine early saw the importance of re- States, the where the Harry store was situat- any urinary ing when peas should be sown to do you cook-book. Sold by myself it became the of the lowed with his defamers. complaint quickly cured. They purify the blood, all fronted by his father. men or neglect on their part to send in returns. stocking its rivers and lakes with edible fish, property nation. Up to ed. great profit by [Hart- the and well, the witch hazel twig in certain druggists. this time had been I ford Times. regulate bowels, act directly on the diseas- individual He looked very grave, and I There is an increase in the catch of sea herring, and was one of the first of the States to under- $230,000 expended and ed bottle instantly imag- parts. Every guaranteed. For -ale at hands bending and where water could he ined all sorts of fiounders and fiat bass and take this work. In the Congress appropriated in all $1)00,000 more, thus The movement showing When tbe is thiugs, and reproached myself fish, eels, striped important 1867 legisla- for the suppression of immor- What, for a 50c. a bottle by Richard H. Moody. party organized to win, it must a total cost of The instance, possesses Democratic had by ghost stories and the for for my coldness. blue-fish, but in general the catch is off ture established fisheries whose making $1,130,000. old al literature in Maine has none digging; digging take in a rather class of democrats who falliug commissioners, begun too soon. annex organ like the Boston Herald to insist large Is as with the two and functions have foundations were then A mass of secret It has been remarked that some men Capl. Kidd’s treasures; two or three “John well?*’ I gasped, preceding years and powers been continued un- enlarged. The dissemination of this stuff the in one or give accord- stout hearted have bad more or less to do with “Greenback- finally. compared concrete 13A feet in among day after day, form another, that the ing to their and some was decrease iu mackerel and Menhaden is to the thick, making which 13,000 is means, according to their fellows braced with ism aud “Quite well,” the reply, in such kind large interruptedly present day, having been young doing alarming mischief in this State. Democratic has so that it is up tangle foot going to some Rullerism;” and in that class is some barrels of Portland cement was party changed meanness. tones that 1 felt sure was noticed. The total catch of leased com- from time to time as’new demands used, was plac- While we are the of the best aud iu the there something ponds enlarged agitating preservation of trout rather independent Republican than Democrat- lonely spot by night without speaking and squarest democracy State. was ed beneath it, aud three-fourths of the earth digging wrong. puted about 400,0(H) fish. The expenses of have made necessary. This commission has and the extermination of we to * * * There is TWO YEARS AGO! until the Rut that program does not suit the Boston I’ost bears, ought ic? only one sort of Democ- pot was struck and then to be What it was the commission were in with upon which the monument rested was remov- some speaking, style of democrats. I cared not, but poured forth $4,204. aided, conjunction other States and the give consideration to the preservation of York Sun. J was a sight to behold and w'as unable [Rockland Opinion. ed and the new foundation was made racy. [New to enjoy life driven away by the beheaded sailor that was my feelings to astonished vis- General Government, in restocking our rivers 126$ feet morals. Journal. at all Now I ain the impetuously my and times [Lewiston picture of health and can eat itor. Having used Dr. Hull’s Cough in fam- with sea in and lakes with square 2$ larger than the old one. anything. \\ hat did it? buried to keep guard over the treasures—all Syrup my fish, stocking ponds Sulphur Bitters cured me dealer will refund the for the last three 1 find it is the best This was completed in 1880 and work was ol and Liver these Any money if Jad- “He must not come here agaiu!” I exclaim- ily years, prep game species, in enacting laws for the protec- May It is admitted that consumption is transmitted For Winter and Jadwin’s Tar Dyspepsia Coinidaint, after suffering things are now of the past. Win. F. Ellis win’s aration 1 have ever used for and resumed in the Cough Croup W. H. Tar Syrup doesn’t cure vott. it. Sold ed. “I do not wish to see coughs colds, giv- again building monument and front one two years.— Bowman, Manchester, 2V. H. 2t7 Try him. Tell him so, generation to another. It is also Syrup is a positive and sure cure. No cure, no said barns and barn cellars have been a great all ing almost immediate relief. U. Walker, *The Water Power of Maine. Augusta: l**68-’«9, continued uutil its completion. by druggists. Mr. Cranford! tell him I had rather remain admitted that Jadwin's Tar cures it 25 cents and a bottle. Mold by all Gen’l Com. Merchant, 118Light St., Hallo., Md. 2 vole. The inside of the wall Is and Syrup pay. $1 perpendicular every time. Sold by all druggists. druggists. "Maine Matters. Spoopendyke—Big Injun! News ol Belfast and Vicinty. It was a tight house that tli.l not leak on Tues- The annual meeting of the Masonic Temple As- ! Attention is called to the annual statement of the Fuosm’T. Mr- Mr. Smith has t.h*» be.-t laying Soarsport Locals NEWS AND REPUBLICAN JOURNAL sedation is advertised to take at the Temple, Fire Insurance of of Brahma hen in town—24 In HO DoSSlI* FKOM ALL OVElt THE STATE. Some ten or twelve years ago there came to day. place | Imperial Company London, eggs days, beginning For in on Feb. at 3 the Journal. this city, Tuesday afternoon, 24, which Fred Atwood, of Winterport, Is agent. The at C hristina?. Who can beat it? — has Washington to do duty as assistant to the cor- The overseers of the poor report additional and ; Prospect Fred -I. Miulher urn in town Monday. BELFAST. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12. IKS.',. *•'11K M ASON—AFTER THOMPSON—A o’clock. statement is the United states branch. as I UK HK« Kl’lTON I'v) GOVERNOR RUBIK. LONG WAV. continued culls for charity. Never before has published good ice for cutting as can be found in the respondent of the Chicago Tribune a young re- The Cong, sociable will meet thi- afternoon with The housewife now concocts a N. A. Clark, of Salem, Mass., so well aim in tin* lake of Half Moon which I he citizen*’ to Gov. and his pie, there been so much poverty in the city as at the Fai«iKits’ Institute. The institute announced | favorably State, part Pond, reception Robie porter named Stanley Huntley. He hailed from Minus the of the festive hen; Mrs. 1>. s. I',, als. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING BYTHH egg known, represents the Imperial. is fed Some time ice will be Council and the member* <>f the Legislature Ami the air is rent present time. to be held at Ki'.ehie Grange Hall, Waldo, is post- mainly by spring-. the West, and was as fiery and untamed as the frosty by the cry C John I.. at was cut there. It is to the pi. Crawford is to take eomnmnd of Friday evening, Granite Hall. Augusta, of Piggy in anguish, low in his pen. until Feb. l'.Uh, at the same hall Mr. H. C. Bassett of is in down grade all the way which once swarmed the while Mr. «J. M. Hill sends us papers from Providence, poned Thursday, Dexter, crayon arti-t, a very occa*ion. There was a large Journal Co. mustangs plains, w harves at ship Harvey Mills. enjoyable Republican Publishing Now over his buck, the farmer and with the same program. Belfast for a few weeks. He has made Searsport. gathering of from out of town and many his used to send cold chills bends, it. 1., containing splendid notices of Miss Margaret portraits people every day language And his saw, W H. \V. V. arrived daily plies rusty the of the late W. II. But rill, the late Annie an I Mokhii l. school closed la.-t Thur-dav. Ship Connor, Capt. Nichols, elegant co-tume*. Among the per- CHARLES A. PI L> BURY.Editor. While s tlosh Mather, famous actress who is under his man- Mrs. L. E. has a assortment of West, Village prominent up and down the column of his piggy that muscle lends MacCarthy large at Feb. Mb. son* were of RUSSELL Li. DYER.LOCAL EDITOR. spinal worthy others which the Shanghai, present Hon. George C. Ming, Is not found in “spillage,” or cold slaw. agement. Miss Mather is coming to Ma no soon, valentines, which, with other she intended give excellent satisfaction. His | Friday evening scholars gave an exhibition, chief. was on draw- goods, Auburn: F. F. Boothby and wife of Portland; Huntley strong keuo, ami will in are reasonable. His rooms tire at consisting of ■ cidanuiti-ui.-, The Katahdin’s up river were for- The now play Belfast. to advertise this week, but we are to hold prices Stephen readings, recitations, passengers < ’. lb Baker. General; Judge Nathan and like Pedagogue doth go his rounds obliged Attorney of the Journal poker. intellectual diversions, but he much for his G. corner of Pearl and diaries street. dialogues and which r» il, ted mu di cred- warded from here in teams Messrs. Crinnell A Single Copies Enduring wages small, The Executive ami Judicial her advortisc ent over until next week. Biekuell’s, tableaux, by Cleaves and II. B. Cleave*. of Portland; 1 Legislative, Appro- F*<|., in iv be had at tin- did not catch on to the methods A mi the sufl'Ting school hoy shows his wounds it upon both teacher and -I K. >h life. Messrs. J. p. \V. \V. and C. following places: diplomatic priation bills as to the House discontinues SENTENCE!*. Mr. Fdwlii 1*. Treat of pupils... .senator Swazey. Bolster, Belfast.—.journal office. •!. s. Caldwell A ( V., While piteous tears in plenty fall. reported Two new polo clubs are being formed in this Frankfort, which can alone ensure success to the Wash- -Mc.irs arrived home b> C. Cornish, late of the Governor'* Council; M ain M. P. the services of officers at of where for tried and Miturday, returning Angus On account of the had trave the mail street. Woodeoek it Son, Main street. Hopkins. I ports entry, city which will play at Capt. Coomb’s skating rink. recently convicted before tin* Unite*I very ling I! >n. Hannibal Hamlin. Hon. Lewi* Barker, D. P. Masonic street. His career ta Monday... .Mrs. Barak Hat h w ho reo.-nilv tell Palmer, Temple, High ington correspondent. Washington two successive years last past the revenues col- S ates District court at Portland, for ex- from Manger did not arrive until hall-past four wife and SKARfapoRT.—,■» the Post Office. Mr. (’. F. H. H. Carter, Jr., is to captain one team and Will taking daughter. Col. H. L. Mitchell, wife, was her shoulder is w. 11_W .in brief if not brilliant, and certain complica- lected have been less than the salaries ami ex- cessive fees in was sentenced in the di.-locaiing doing Tues lav afternoon. and Mi Steven*. A. L. Adams is authorized to receive subscriptions and Next Saturday will be St. Valentines Gordon tue oilier. They will soon begin to prae pension ea-cs, May Simpson, Esq., Day. t iid the Odd Fellow- f ini? town are about to in- advertisements. with which an colored was penses of the office. the Custom Houses same court on of week. wife and daug' ter. Victor Brett. and tions, old-gold girl Among lice. Thursday last Motion in U e are obliged to hold over until next week an L*q., & Co. The has of the American Fire Ilose ; stitute a Tin wife, of A. II. and Mi** Buckspokt.—Emery not led to his city bought in Maine where fie collection of one dollar of Bodge ren-ut drilling .-now .-tonus Bangor; Fogg Etta altogether disconnected, depart- arrest was filed, argued and overruled. He wa imeresti:*ir article from our >rur.-port correspon Winter port.—E. M. Hall. Co. Mass. 400 feet of new The regular of the Waldo h.iVc uf Houlton: F. IL and Manufacturing Chelsea, revenue has cost more than one dollar are. quarterly meeting blocked the road.- ih.i lumbering *pci.. Fogg, Chugim. E*q., ( AM DEN.—F. Lewis. ure for the freer of New York. Belfast, found guilty on seven indictments and sentence i dent. L !. Journal. *i*i*‘r. atmosphere medical association was to have been held l*""-' Mi** Riel,. Mi** Ftta Blai*dei! and M. IL I lot"L i« *n—(jeo. Carleton. hose for the fire department, at the cost of $330.12. Waldoboro and Wiseasset. county I arc at a standstill... .Chunai services la-.' Not came into notice as the Castine, Maehias, Saco, to imprisonment for a term of seven months in Andrew*, oi long after, Huntley 1 on jai, A -mall adv anet has been made Mr Bangor: 1> Sanborn, of the In- Chief Engineer Itiehurds went to Chelsea and in this city Tuesday, but owing to the severe >ninlay iiy the Bev. Mr. Mumble-. by >awyer Police Notes. Before Trial Justice on at and to pay a tine of $.V10 and costs. *am G■ llospi:a!: •*-ejtlien*oii Spoopendyke made the purchase. storm, no oul-ut-lowu physician put in an appear- in the pri or tickets at the skalit g link to defray The Fall of Khartoum. ',(|N!;uk. «0 m,..\v I'! id? "t tlit Soldier*’ Hoim at I'ogu*: Hon. J. II. Friday—state .«>*g..od, M F. H. FrancisGray, the deaf mute, son of Walter Gray, '.ci*11 almost il-lc durii-g tin- wee* IN,,.. ij.tr Pliipp* For week'* and even months the news vs. Isaac Baker and Julia Baker, on a charge of section on Bain to tail in the itnpa-s pa-t from with one fell Of late, however, he has session in Tuesday. beg.*! early the amount ot one dollar > an secure them at the old and ladies, of and IFm. K. swoop. of this is al the May. 1,1 c.c Angu*ta: Fred. city, making rapid improvement The warrant districts i-a town... -I N. Mclv.iimu i- drunkennessand disturbance. charged ami continued all The d- * si.,,.-, of Camden. wa* the Somlan has been conflicting and of little been his absence from news- morning day. j* price-. Richards, The bad hand*oni<- conspicuous by school in Hartford. The is nine and of this himself a ••■.lined i• boy years old, the 2.'« and at Joseph Williamson, Esq., city, ;,i- !i.»u?e bv a ilions tever but is now parties with being drunk Dec. since absorbed the brooks were formed in tti tlecoraled with bunting and with cal- real but last week came the in- water, -. ly lighted value; startling columns, and was to have no 1 * Mi-- \\ nee paper supposed join- had instruction previous to his going away. claimant in the French spoliation matter, i* pie ■et.. ..l.vii.t k Bicker, wife > he luh her A Wardw• i. pr*»po-o to give a cium For an hoin Governor Robie and their homes and in the street. The respondents ami the wa" light*. of the fall of that the streets, travelling of the wiM p.>-- ■ telligence Khartoum; ed the news- He has been al school five months and m»w writes the •» u J -I 11. * w' -11 roll, to the >u wife constantly receding procession of I denied but were pared i*» represent other claimants before* Bicker, died at the house Kd-.\ :u i.al- pm-' naming t he nuiu received their friend* from beneath a made 110 defence. They acquitted. ble kind. Snovv slides from the roof were of fr* was i;i the i• — Mahdi and fate of Gen. letters t" his in Omrl of before '■ *' bt id n ie’ .a a which have on decorated the en- possession, paper humorists. But the world had not parents an intelligent and legible ! Before of \\ Claims, and people having matters Fen a, a;,ed |s year?, 4 mouths, 21 da;. ?.... In gin- j ir, they superbly pavilion opposite yet the same on complaint Joseph ilson -erioo.- *1 am.t.p i-xni:. and uu.nv ot our trant- :<» the hall. 'I’ll*- committee Gordon unknown. The story of the battle in the !a*t of more hand. fills court will do well to consult him. See his Journal of week bet -re last it w a? uted h>. citizens are availing reception heard Stauley Huntley. Once de Doux for drunkenness was sentenced t It cleared in the «•• m*i*n-d of S. < Joseph away night, the wind aim- r.im lF>n. Whin-hoii*.-. and win, as In a is card in another ti-inke l« til.- opportunilv to their dime—each wed as- brief, reported native, that the Mahdi lie has come before the and this time as The XU. club lias sent out the invitations for its tor column. that Iferson Neallev would get up the drop II n. J. Manchester Hr. ,,<•**. am! wife. --x-Uov. public, jail thirty day.-. to the west and the temperature went d.-ao m sured that hi- judgment i- to his neigh had W.Ofju men in the of and annual ball and s.-mi t>» take ■ -•ipp Hie Post Bt it tile Bell of Feb. superior ( < »* a vicinitv Khartoum « liit*I f the A from reception place. The The ladies of tin Thos. 11. Marshall R < will rollings oil nor. ami wife ami m IFo av. F*q., ami Teton Nations. despatch Dili* schdexly. David Porter Dilmore, died freezing point. it wa- a- -hnn.-r Wednesday P w: be i lot's. i> tiie lnvil iti a “l'lie XII. of Bel- I prepared by the nu mbers and their ladle? w ife. At the close of I he a *et ot that he introduced a number of bis emissaries following Club ghe fiii at ilic \. R. 11..11 it was reception Standing Hock. Dak., of Feb. 5th, says: “The suddenly at his homo in this city, on Monday antiquarian supper sloppy tiie day before. a M Bon.mi i? at m ine tr.un Bangor-The lam-i-rs was form- -d. (n>\. Rohie leading with ini" the These emissaries led freelv fast, Me., request the pleasure >>t ttie company of i Feb. 12th. Mrs. \bout citv. tiling manner in which became chief of all morning of lie was well until liursday evening Readings by T. W. twenty.live■ of our skaters visited the Col- Mr*. G"\. 1’icsitj, Huntley apoplexy, s-unday Pitcher. Mr. Pitcher occupi* :-.v -now i- 11tree fei; in .There Connor, ut Penn* and Mr*. Mr. Blank and I.adies at the to the Gov- deep the w.I- here... wi'h the native under Gen. Guidon, and reception when he was taken ill bv vomiting. He Aiexama r, Mr. Wiikius and Miss E. Jones, of iseum at Belfast last Wednesday evening and some J. Matn he*:; r >p";ux tribe.* is like a fable.” And a fable evening utnns in to enummat ... be Hayjie*. of to-day’.- paper .;i: [ wid another masquerade betc the 2m! of Feb. In ernor the ^tale "f Maine, at Belfast Opera House, j Boston. trom six to Admission la ot them to the dark ne-.- had ite an ex Mi*. 1 lb Pn .ei,. J. Maiieh, ster and bribe*., threats and on their became unconscious at ten o’clock and did not Mipper eight. in be 1 owing pi per Ilaym* | by working relig- it be. But here is the as told tel- bargains dry goods i~ prepared j- o- M » li luh and it i.? th. w ill have a may story, by on I* tn hop y Mr*. Tuesday evening, obruan nty-fourth, 18tf.r>, ! *• *".*i"- All are invited. 1 ’or Carrie F. iemv "11 the One \"UMl: man R.t.-ie. Tim Governor’* stall in ious to n ven speak after that lime. When the doctor arrive I ;;t order, Black. for the next * )ia--:ue eoliided appeared feelings induced them mutiny. : public thirty days. He .,. tub inil! a- no wlil lie to make a full uniform. egraph at nine o’clock. James U. President. ! pains .-pared grand Howes, o’clock ho found the man with a triangle and an*t.- d. his thousand of the garrison deserted to tin rebels. eight Monday morning $10,000 worth of the great -■ ■r, time of it. p..-lted partner ; ars •- bankrupt V ago. before Sitting Bull surrendered, Tickets on a snow I'i.AlII <»F A 111, All A M MNIJOliN. Kalph Emery, cretary. by subscription, cold ami dead. Mr. Lilmore was the sen of The drift w here si,, went into camp, impro- : Gen. Gordon 2o. nt a er to North- nearly pardon case of'Joseph Raw ley, confined at large retail iiousi in Bo-ton and \* w 1 ,rd leaving only y by Chicago pa < v? rin i.. Mr. >. P. iirindle vdio u'c -o -u**.i.-n- vi-i d w ith shavv iu >: •• $2.00.” David (jilmore who lives on the east -i<.e roli**s, Is and umtireiia, until the BaNi .<»1:. F> b. c \ in Sanborn. diers. ern Montana to interview the warrior. Tired lli-age tl»e Bellas! jail, came before the Governor and hating secured these goods at a s;.n With this small force he attempted to n was buried witii .Ma?oui honor? on Tnc-da> .-h-.gh came -cm-I im mbol I" lVm»h*,oi Bar. died 1 of the lie crossed the border A hor>e owned Hazellinc ran was about 4t He leave.- a wife a,el three big along and r> her from the proiiiinen1 M-ouring plains, by Ben.i. away ; years. council Iasi week. Tin* matter was tabled for tin* tei mine*! that his customers shall i!.. •, .. bold the against the Mahdi** Out ..f to him a- dishin the Very about ball ah hour after lllid- city great army. ami became the of Walsh, at Wood small Friday. respect agent, m. >he -he .hint suddenly guest Major with Fred White on Friday When near the corner children. want of the notification. term of hence the extra inducements wini- perilous positi -a> shan’t go 1 proper Rawiey’s ,,iV-ts k.,j- nigh', u fr si* ol tile Jun_*. ; tint after severe in which a large uuin- in British Northwest schools were liscuntinu'd for t! week. It was on *up,n»* par.iiy lighting, Mountain, Territory. of Main street ami more with that h >r-e. Waldo Avenue the sleigh got B. next month and he will no details we invite the render to gi\, I l>1: "unborn wa* om-of tin II* re. IIoiifSK Nort-.s. Chaiies lia/.« lime, of tid- imprisonment expires h-- »<• farm of Mr. Hrindic’s I her of the rebels w< re killed, lie v\ as rumpt lied camped around the Major’s post were lath, r in P.-nob-cot that into snow and Mr. While was thrown out. ment a •• irefnl :a 11 -1 ;.... Ill,- ohi.-sl lin III'" r cfthepellob- o'd men ami whom were deep I 1ms sold his ol hor.-e- to Boston d'-uui serve Ids lime out before the matter is dis- |»**c*i«ai. squaw*, among Little city, pair hay in. t as tine coins” ,?o called, were found Mr *»., t‘> surrender. I'.ritxn \M. in | h. ite, chieftain ot tin* Teton*, who The h«>rse ran down to Custom House Square for _\. G. of this has of the Council. H.L Twii.-'ti'l! fro/e id- fa.-,- .juite ligh hereditary j parties £l,‘20O Hunt, city, posed by w ., Person At the a.iinua! di.- ,i; t, then a boy, picked up the first >in, and a -i.n-e. hi- n. I trt wa* le-ld in e*ntin I lie:vs -aiused givat e\.-it»*meni in Lomlon. v\a* i‘*o old for war and where there was a collision w whih- i high by buffalo trails. Little ilh the sleigh of Mr. sold his mare Neilie Hunt, l«* Mr. Tibln-ts, of hadiy recently riding from Clinton, a ii- bay of officers of the » /umber ted search to wt i fei;.,w u* F>r bi* hi* ( in uru Notes. The lecture on Bat A-sora.i; j,, .| quent brought light tiomlia idol bi* 'iz- integrity, urbanity and Is to lend to Knife injured leg while dismounting from a H. E. Pi. roe. rhe horse fell when near success, which t im-. o- vn all the schools in likely political complications Pierce’s! Kockport, for $4uo— The Whig say-: “Mr. F 0. l.tr miles-Nearly manner*. In Portland last week. W M a Mr. K. Perkins and t. A.Wiiiim are and lit* pl> using pony and tin* medicineman failed to give him \v.i~ poatpom d on !>■ < l tth *»n account of the storm Bradley form.-r there while on this side of the Mlautie much block n.. i was secured, received little or no of sold a towii hav I... The snow is good thin fen | having Beal, the Bangor House, b.r mure, r-i\ I' u ill- a d N IN any relief, and the old chief was given up to ot dial Back-port, was eh.»-ee t- •■!; dr.a o. of the ..-.-.i. Hieing school at .\v. r\ a r;., GPNKRAI 1 date, will be delivered in the Unitarian i’he back of Mr. Pierce’s was taken ’. 'iii ad.- lit\' to ir iaoken interest has been felt in the career (d Gen. Gor- die. ou the and, with injury, sleigh years old, to A. G. Hunt, Fsq., ol Belfast, < ?amc every day 1 Huntley appeared scene, Saturday tee <*n festivities .. Among die guests at the J > ... i .i-lino. It is the room in w hi< h to- G-.v < hu ?.’* \v wa* ; ■ -bated !a*t week cmucii ot this next civcuin- a off. city Sunday evening, a tii'ii ii w i; one don. who has seemed t" bear a -liar-til- newspapei man’* extensive knowledge, bound The animal Is a tine one and said t" he very fast. tdow There is hut newly hitherto lap i..,:| in Ibcb ia-t i inr-da’. wa- I their dance- when Per.'.Mi. in >n'iv\ gau. and a: -w d. stfim’cs p> will be no Commandery quartered tin* wound with leaves and oil, and Little Knite Ii inditing-There preaching married r a i.e «'»."* ■ The Lai m>ky. Attention is called to the notice will be taken to Beifa-t Mr. Hunt—lb >. p. low:;, 7t». she while ti'ere An Fa*! Wd.,: lirm iia* tiOOU bar- ed life. There1 ar >onte who. while by “Km. Com. G. P. d Bcd'a-i -i n. Perkins lias also opened a school in the inop sbipp'd admitting recovered. was and last fall, a! tin* Baptist cimren next tin* Lombard, Pa village. •' Huntley adopted, W. Sunday afternoon, an six; li.i-. living tIn* iife nf hless- -i* *l;-'*'oi, ibi* s'-i*.*ti. of the started in this in Johnson, of this eity, has purchased ol H. F. wiii.-ii i- in ■•<. people single aop tils which there can be n win n Bull and hi* went an lauiidiy recently city, Commanderv.“-Mi .1 Ii. P.i ;. ife kept the skating rink-\ .g ; -' braver), concerning East, absent tor on,' •••■ ** Silting troupe pfistor week-The ot < iteing subject i :.ei are Jo vv w h h• w *r- F e 111 i ot l’oi Hand, ba* be.mi notni- rooms over E. il ol the white Charlie of >1 id-ov and id sister of was with them and Hilton’s store. The laundry Is Haley, Monroe, gelding clerk on the steamer Kat leading the Normal sell.).), has taken II.. I ! dispute, consider Gordon a crank, and liN ex- adopted Huntley’.* lie- sermon at the North church i> No in ilnim. i.- taking f<*i» naled : »rju*U- I- of tin- a.-*- ale! qtiiM'Uin. Columbus and night 1 of is -.I .til si-xi are or have recognized Huntley. Little Knife had two in charge of Mi. Bradbury and Mr. Gove, two Hamblelonian stock. This horse is and Ills is te or, and the other boarder? :ai tim -ante i-.m-e uear.y pa--ed m- e a one. censure the place supplied b Mr I- \.i.,ru>*. Mr. A In nm tt ai d wife of Laid lord 1- pedition foolish Others Heaven. the ol son*. Mountain Bull and The men from one of the ■ age veal'.-. Young Antelope. young Lewiston, who have es- considered best animals in the 1 been from attorn lave » bi tted tln-ir u !a*: w eek. already country. Hon. T. B. .'simonto'. i.a- :u\ it, d loving prohibited iag-■ nool, gold* W.-ddillg Fug sh government foi not more promptly former was killed some time ago, and now < by tablished a good business. Particular attention one i< tin ir homes-Pr« ration? are nt -K vKsvm.x ,i ii-;: N el Rev. < c. om-, «.ver >u y ,r* old. i* one of At the last held un- i'lic wrestlers II. M. Dufur, O. \V. VV. K J pa mn ,:vsi si to his The lion, death becomes chief as a temperance meeting Sunday Flagg, tiding troops relief. English Antelope’s Huntley is lo Bow doin'.aiif* in•*-1 zealous r.mee work- given polishing shirt fronts which is done on and those who took at recent en- e.ode !'U-an api'-m and necktie bail m >t. V.tlen- week after a sin eessiul term <*1 ID weeks. Tne tern, male relation this tie a* der the auspices of the W. T. LTiion, remark- Dufur, part the Teui|»le, Boston, ■■Murse ,.i temper o.er ,, slower to rouse than at one time is. by adoption, being j er.*. though a Tyler polishing machine. 11m is well at tine’s eve. village ,-eiiools have ised. 1'iiev Were sue strong as one of blood among the Indians. laundry were made by Messrs. Thompson, Savage, Will tertainment llic Belfast Opera House, ha\e sent Sunday afternoon, March 1-: X! \] i \f very Tin < '.i -Mai, Mbror -r'* a religious n-- t beast In* does to r.-j however, formidable when get Huntlev’s Indian name is fitt* d up do tim work in the best manner, and • a The scholar* led s' Waukpev Wankan, iams and and an original entitled Our a communication to tlie Journal, their ser- : shall, collector of .a;..| LNVILLE. 1 he SCO ssfuliy kept. ab-eiit flom hool vai at < umber in i wi h more than con- others, poem offering «leputy ;,u- ,t forty hi- mad and men and will not be or Leaf. il is ! the will meet with the en- — up. money Holy hope proprietors vices for a item-lit to lie Mr. >. I). If absent on a during tin: term .a the primary ho.u were a- foi version*. National sin, was read i.y Mr-. Vea/.ie. Tin* -peak given Sargent. ; leave of ii.-cuee.Mi 1 \ organize.} a >abbath .-'lion at the \ouugtouu now for a of the deserve. them once. l-'W couragement they Try thi> meets of -■ ? 1-a-ter, i-rankie Willie Keene, Ara \V ii of B ti r. In* n- ived an or- wanting complete subjugation ers expre.-sed great satisfaction in t-.i recent puhiie approval the athletes will arrange Lames, t bis city, left on M-md c a ip.. ao.. I'.-n-r with B. B. Miinii ms a- Harry Merry, Our Congressman Congratulated regard Miperiute.iit- --: ?'..r one : »\i* .,f In w gum rebels ,»f the As to the fate litnmle Menuie 1 *• r. x I». < i.ioiiviiei ing "oudan. ollieial act.- towards a ami date. Tin- entertainment if will months (NMirse at the ou-.cr\ai ... Hickey, Ne--, r.Mr possible Tin: Mrn \i. Life <*f New Vokk. We enforcing the law. 1 he fo|. place given .rvoi ... :. |- I here i-soim i.::k ■■•'h i\ing Iranmiic en- n publish fr- Mium a; "ii*. Mum I 'e.x IT III-a pa r» e, v of (.en. Gordon a London *m*: “He un nl. l’A.ssAiii-: <»i him hill roll a lM HLlr was he similar lo that on last. ton ... A lee. .1 c a (.eii-: -n w if:. bark despatch a lowing re solution adopted Friday evening ksou, eo.or. d, to rim r‘ B, a !. tertaimnent at the Centremi ...\ to be Mu.-Ilia* l* have an dion ball March to-day remarkable financial exhibit, being the j inaiigut HI ILDIVU AT AH.IM A. to has averred that he would never be Bestdveil, That we as citizens of Bel- late of the < known a? tiie Central pas aiUMunling over one tiiousaud dollar-. Oli- 4. d ommen 'ion of the returu of the iVm- always forty-second annual statement of The Mutual Life temperance improvements are constantly being made by Hemenway gymna-iu'n at ..in idg. Debating club wii-orgai i/.c desire to N to the fast hereby extend our thank- t<* our has been ■ ver a!. A T v and John Id have ocraey to taken alive, and those who know him best bi special despatch .Journal.J Insurance The accumulations of this Me-M\s. Crilc.hett, Sibley A Co., at the Belfast shoe appointed ny Pivsidm. Panm a-o\ in t the Centre in Bond Templar? hall last Thursdtn Hunpuy Mryaul powe. Company. County Attorney for his efforts towards enforcing li- r!H-r' K- d R "-klaml. li! old, 1*. C.. Feb. 11. Mr. Miilikeu is ol the at I’iie h.‘"; i: elr p<-,: -ions lrn-rease'1. .. New s wa* r«.eeiv um**iy year* lk vt* Ilia! lie has been killed. He went to tin; Washington. Company have m>w reached the enormous sum of the prohibitory liquor law as evidenced by the re- factory. They have recently connected every room j .gymnasium I’ufts ( Uege .1 < .. following-dii.-or? w.-r* iooted Wru. i.' ot,\ l-ied ... rob.hi.ng tin mail*, ba* f i'1 '.ii 1 ailti'Viiia a tew tv- iy the linal fit Its at tlu- last session of the Court, and and with Mil Genera! returned \ 11- I’ve-.. A. W. \; I re?. It ago that Larkin Jewett, >oudan with a view of crushing a receiving congratulations upon pass- $lo3,S7i!,17* .'il. being an increase of nearly $:’.,!)o0, Supreme department the office by a series of i Krye l<» Halifax. Hodges, kuigUI, n ardom-d to l’r* *, ieut Arthur. slavery by further that we him our in | promise hearty .-upp>>rt 1 a young m tn tpun this p.u had ai*e.; d. M (i-irdon, d’rea-.. too. M IFm. Rufu* Prim R. Fam aM. r. B. F. combination of pluck, diplomacy and coin. Hi* ing through Augusta year’s figures. amount paid to his work, w hieh we trust may he continued in the him-* If in the foot w h-h had to I.e amputated. 1 u*e .!• r. Ba** W -re ice -e* of holder, the interests of our and the eated with from the and li '.ai, K. 11. Farrar and B M Him', executive IrilM effort ba> not been successful hut it is incredible Building bill which he has pushed so ener- po,icy during year amounts to nearly eity community. office, also the shop of I.K<.I•»i.a nvh. The petition relating Mr. Lied Farrar is at home tor a -loci time in-m ti.e New Fngtaiiu Agricultural at the or about for The next will he held at the I'ni- Durham A Hall where the boxes are V'm. lie for di-e.i--ion on I So.-i»*:y. and so No one $11,000,000, $4»»,0on every business dav Sunday meeting made,and the an < question ur?da. to his friends that lie should ever become a getically managed skillfully. requests appropriation t *!,b"<». t.» !,.■ mm; \N " a ■ ■ ; in Boston. r. -!•)'. Mm--. ..Mr. Lm i;.: > -dxitiier. who annual in- mg in versaiift at :i.4'» t*. under the where ■we. h. 12. will be- Re-olv.-d, Tli it the Maim* outside of can the year. The always increasing prosperity of church, opening m., annex the cartons are manufactured. It is a in eaeii > congress appreciate the difficult- equally county in whi r a long time, died la-t week .... Mr. the under the active ami auspice.- of the Good and among other wd; establishment. naw is beneficial to the temperance ■•au-e....?. ei-t'■ the d Mn Mexican war ies to be overcome in the of this class Company, conservative Templars, equipped tion or «•! 1:111 be estabii-he ami pa**ag» p»'*n*ion bili, went con- passage factory 1. fh.it •!. Crank 1 la. while to eat* h a a! one dav Kngiand very unwillingly into thi* n. tings are heina led i d ih.- t.eiiin trying last with >euad Fax• been of President F. s. is certain- points to be discussed will be the workings ol Law pnvei amendments. management Winston, Hoard ot see Pie mom- 1 presented of bills. D. Agriculture-hall that dr into a well vv I e h \\ a- eov ei\ d test with tin* Arabs of the Soudan, but did Ansel I.ennan died at (brand Falls, N B.. on ( nt rai I tgc N.. BJ2. I < > ... h. he! week, pped with. to the Hon*.- ao the Maine final’y to its of and Order Leagues. All persons interested are l.y Representative*. ly gratifying legion policy holders. Keat- the ttli Mr. d' I: = justly applied-On lloust. ■! -"'•vv-Mr. J une- Marker a ■ Fet*. lo, t*:J one month and n-tallation ,a-i oe n. arriage L*»xe I (y at sympaM.y «-xi*t* for C. U. G rovr-> of so from motive* of and not to fight invited to attend. Tuesday aged years, '-•iLurdav evening, d humanity In the National House on the 4th Mr. ing & Field, Belfast agents. cordially fast, presented to Sin- House the re-oiw of th. iust., was w he I is mark* 1 k o. < who io*t bis house fir* 'luring tie- three days. Mr. I.ennan born in Searsmont. odn-ei? Were It. 1111 ■ -. *?. Man vii Mr II. L Wayne, by for conquest or national After installed M‘ I De aggrandizement. 1 otliecr* ot the of « ter rible *tonii. F">*one thousami dollar*: no Dingley, of Maine, from the committee on Tm: Late David \v. sti.am tut Notks. steamer Katahdin arrived at He came to Belfast in 1>4*> municipal eity Belfast, relating t W"Od«-«tek i- having tin- lirm. .fund tin- Driffin. We and was colloe. B. ■•. B. W. c. 1 .. \\ \ bog the massacre of Gen. flick* the rebels published deputy Mutoni, Bz.'.kin, in*uran<*e. rate exertions *avnj the barn. army by of the of the eourt d tb M.-.-r I».-*p. a bill to amend Sects. ln>t week the Belfast from on Saturday and im- 1 salary judge poliee ? lo" lateiv I ,g Ii e..o a ! e ■ 11 Tends to set old to shipping, reported 41o:j, announcement of the death at Berry- Boston, evening tor of customs. In 1n!u Mr. I.ennan went to Cas- 1 K M. Hi .'c. U ; |- r. i I .< run a .1. U \. M. Swift, mu1 -arri. r of Water- the tie- British w hich was referred t<> the m 1 Wiuthrop against Kgyptian government, J 1177 v ill left for she encountered ('••mmlltee I gal :>.f cranberries. and 4.771 of the revised statutes, as regards >iskiyou county, California, of David W. mediately Bueksport. tine to reside and to where P*. Bam a W. F.. \ \ W. < ; \. B !. v i 1 e. | a-l' d of bi* mail and subsequently Bangor | Drake, kuigl guilty deserting had t<* decide whether the Soudan fairs ...\\\ II. IF F. i»- government Driili .. <>f Belfast. We heavy iei in the river and was unable to he has Foglerand Dunton, M >. r« e -gii;*. u f-.r bi* appearance in June. This i* documenting vessels and designating numbers f-Tmerly have since learned proceed since lived. While in Belfast he was a M.; Helen M u-iin. ! Aim. P ,rker, W. litoKM'iKK. Tin* t allowing orti'-er- ware in should be or in the was Ibis were before tiie .1 udmiarv njti. .■ a: 1 the mail hag which wa* stolen from the conquered abandoned, ami, j that lie id hut a short time. He had sandy Point. The steamer returned b> city, B IB .1. M o' he W I \ h n u depot and tonnage. House calendar. The bill repeals had beyond prominent mason, ami after going to Castinc he II I- -i.t'l" -1 Saturday evening Sav war-1 Lodge, at W aterv ille. hut was Belfast where she remained until \ugu.sta in tiie interc-t ot IF -i m W •. platform latfr ease, whether t lie in the S udan tvplioid lever, getting over it when Sunday morning became a for the restoration of Hancock Friday, I. i, garrisons the provisions of the law forfeiting a vessel or nicely petitioner i.'» | \r?hur Ward. W. 1 ah .n- Ward, Anson i* a* the banner town iti 1 State railroad tax matt-r. La-; < reported was hi* took eold, had a and soon a wav. o’clock Monday afternoon when -lie went back to I." week Mr. 11 i-t should be left to their fate. It unwilling relapse passed tire. Mr. I.ennan was well known in Belfast \ iu.k. 'ii! ii -- i " IF 1. er \ hit. W. It. Hattie < Maine for raising. There are 14.boo imposing an alien tonnage oil her main beam, Mon If ign "t pro-pent} orntorili, *heep Hie local and left for Bouton at the usual motioned and it wa- ordered that tin- a* n ;f. paper says of the deceased sear-port returning and of our older ebi/.i ns w. \ I M ( I t I. sleep in that town, one man has BOO in one to leave th- garrison*, numbering JO.Oho sol- and substitutes a slight Mr. Love, of many will learn of his j this low:, lias Been p:ite pr.-pi-ion Hu- p -ry.ar .lien. W. l.lp. A :ife of penalty. Mr. hour. Her forward was lorn be instructed t«» i■ David Driilin, brother of Messrs. Frank and copper quite badly enquire wdial mldiimua! M 'A tl "-k. another t>00. :,i,d a thin! 4'>0. diers. 1 to be butcher'd the death with regret. j H. -i.rv W\ !ii,vi ha» i.nio-u-,. .i 1 1...11 nk u ill. : a.-a W ard, W At Fred \ •-?, mostly Egyptians, by the same Lean Delaware, from committee, dor Drillin, of Sha*ta died at the lion, if is to >, cure a ■ I'm- R a ,i*t of bJ new reported Valley, I off by the ice and repairs were made In-re. Tue any, nece.-sary iti-t nd pi A’ 1 II A port'd- giv-* building* Drillin near >i| an p aint* ; it Vit; ;i id 11 1 it I li Mtn. U I i; I ( U! Ii, Mahdi’s forces, and Gen. Gordon went to a t<> place, Bultevillc last Thursday, lie was 1C II. Coombs creeled in the ISM. bill allow shipping commissioner* to ship were forwarded from in A son, Belfast, call attention to a table of the amount to i... >kovvhegan during year a v esteemed passengers >earsport apportionment p..j w dm n kigtn young man, aged about 30 year*, .1 new house, Using the old one 1..»■ 1 .. M. form. W. I >1 liar .■•> Hig ,* “to in bc>t manner for divid' d follows- li 1 mm*. Id •'» Khartoum the 1"! «>t curtain at -• stable*. provide seamen f<*r vessels in the coastwise trade, when and returned here about two from teams and the was tin* Belfn-t ,i"b |•*»H• extremely low prices. the stale t>. iti♦ a d w year- ago, a visit I freight shipped by annually mwi in A i, ^ n;i- 1 '■ •: 1 111 ■ 1 Vier i:n iii-t illation tables were 1 1 ink and 1 cream- t ■ his Idle .,*-ii-.- |- o: lag gm-. •*f"f'-*, pu.p mill, *kating the *afet\ of the Kuropean of Khar- masters relative.- at the Fu-t. His remains will ! railroad Belfast will be tin* winter People in want should sa tire them at once, as railroad stock is held population requested by of such vessels. probably i e.vmpbd fr- m ..tm-r .• *•■■■■ be into n Ins \ o* ii has hi- house .,-1 Frei A 11• r -upper er; i'D'bibly brought by brothers, for Mich an never Bailey repaired toum. and of the terminus for a lime ...On Purser Wood, opportunity may again occur. They state taxation section im Kgyptian garrisons throughout ari d in the Monday by <-1iapbr the n eie Fvergrcm Cemetery. L. Howard lias ere-ted a shed wt i.-'i <-*• i. 1 .-o t~ his a treal. vvlii'-!i *f the .-d-tvi-* had prep am I. c-m- The of tlie New (irleans at* also lirst class undertakers and have a full Maine the as well as for the evacuation of managers Exposition steward Smith and Mr. Garnsey, freight clerk "i i ed statutes, and report i»y bill -»r "tlierwisv. t he Legislature. country, on>c and am. A ;r_*• *.i. n: f "lit. ni:■: -i -1: v of pop .rn and nuda^-e-■•andv, v t- pa--- i M \.r<; a UK Maiuku. We have slock in this have called upon Congress for a further appro- received the fol- the made the a line-There is a war in sarsaparilla. ; railroad tax to th Soudan, with the of tic sca- Katahdin, Journal office pleasant |*aid the stab- -ned t.. > exception app.ni; ing- have also reeeived ::»• r*• p if~-. ! he i.i'k, around tiu liai.. l.>e remainder tin evening August.t. F* b. 1. Sen -;.' N-wrul j «• rit ii- of is lowing note from Frank A. Owen, manager of the and a in W. (). priation £.700,000. without which it said i call... steamer dock land arrived here consequently slaughter prka towns which hold railroad 1 nr 1 After at was Wednesday stock, Belfast ha.- < w in a -ori;v!nr. This is net nlv f<-i tiie "f t tie iaw for oard.” hi' arrival Khartoum he at N'd M-'iitvi m ha- en 2 .1 ,.m 1 .im -pent Lodge do- n-peai capital punish- Bangor Hou-e, which is ot interest to Poor A the will come to It will be Opera thea- morning from dockland, been sent for by >on, Belfast, advertise Brown’s at <».’> cents never received any. Mr. Houston amd the ment Were MUlted. < < oln- undertaking grief. having gentle this and a kind on tne lug a large amount of in work |»p ‘rdcrcU, That tlx hemmed by the rebel* and the purpose of the tre | fad pi.teed pulpit window good temperam-e goers“On the Dili of March, 1 shall the per lioitle and Bells at .'>b ets. men tee to bring Mr. for the of the ice sarsaparilla per named are Belfast’-claim .... Li t n. mil on Fisheries and (ui:i into tiie the best Austin, purpose breaking up pressing •- out 1- its v erv in inquire wa* to perhaps tiling do, having ahead} in ':!..••• I 'ii tain T has ... making meetiag- tv-resting :h Wolsely expedition extricate him. and actress Miss Mather to the bottle. plae* -,dd Mid Ming. \un-s ,A i. oriiii'f ii are now t" an avenue of appropriated mone}. put leaned, an l the carp*. w lii> :i w a- nought -urn* eth-ct the laws for the of, open escape for 'he Kuropeatis Belfast Opera House. 'Stie will he supported In- and medicine- -\. A Howes A Co present protection Bueksport without much trouble and returned here Belfast, also a hill t-» amend sec. fs, ch J7 of the r- i-* i* •«• position on its feet; but there will have to be a ip till!* ai-., pul 'low u. pei i».tT-ah 1 l»t.a:-| :. n.aiiut.ietunng ? i' for Their own n-e and m lisli and and an order to the and in that the same with which she l> game: piey-nt Kgyptian* city. exactly company opened for the for that which was advertise Brown’s for h:> ets. ■ statutes to — wnu freight place landed Sarsaparilla per relating drum.emu a ua- 1 others the coming seem. riiev did of birds t markets out- limit upon such in the future. M. etiiifc wlii*’h wd Tucsd .• the ITth iust ... supply .piite killing gann supply Khartoum is the chief as well a* tin* expenditures a two weeks engagement last at the Bos- city Monday here from the Katahdin. bottle-See statement of the and ferred to the < 'oimnittee ", ; searsport Spool «•••'. o’ a nusine-s a-! -eas. >u i>: vvin I" II be M ar'hie, of Li in-** in. tin* no asure. M r. tie* formed the of the embryo knocking appeared your city. As the opposed peninsula by junction a- 1 in 1 wn. I n.- M >ntv ;.!■ V r* ing... < Has. W .tie a tin.- In r-e to t. II N> I < structed bookholdcr which is a very Ti:av>kkhs in Kkai. Ksi \ji;. The are of tiie BeltM-t .-oun llwn-in Id on F.i- vkiting l.;i| 1‘arkhurst. of Aroostook, and Mr. Lehroke, of doors of ongress for a few millions each. venture is a risky one. I rely upon the Belfast promising following meeting city Bine and While Nile, and is I50o mile* from pub- >'>n > t ’A the ■ ;.-i wlii h.*l it- F*-l -e--h> .u-rville la.-I week H.rtl round sum f article. It was invented by <»eo. K. Brackett ot transfers in real estate iu Waldo county, for the day evening of la-t week. Tne e e -m t iinirlerly meeting Piscataquis, spoke in favor of it. lic to give me their cordial support. The to < airo. The and play w io. the Five » .mi Vwt:. M House. A for an a; of dockyard* principal I;.tiding* riie west and north-west the thin city, who has taken measures to it week ending Feb. Pith Alberta claim of DauiH Magee that lie -old hi.- i Bapti-f petition propriution experienced he given has not yet been decided on. A line protect by Alexander, by reported for the b- nelit of <1 ass-ieiatii-ns .»r are on tic Blue Nile. The water in the oil and Fit: 11 -d r\ In 1 kill .t: k •, Sd.finn air) river heaviest snow fall of the season on patent right, and has already commenced their guardian, Ohio, to Sarah V Alexander A als., Bel- forest in ->di. Wilburn Carrol, but that in- ha- W0.111.lay Monday orchestra travels witty the company Miss Mather I'KM Hi'1 I ii Id minutes factories, was presented. Pass, d to l»-- **n- l'her*- will he eaeiiiii-. >. 1 '.In' Ttii'-u c\- i* about 14'»u feet above »lie level of tie* sea. last. Knuds were blocked manufacture to till orders from hotels, I fast. Henry S. Builen, Salem, to Plieoo A. taxed for her from l'7t [■ i--j inclusive and the; p' j d- ih-solv.- in favor ol the Insane II..-- in every direction is under the management >f Mr. J. M. Hiil, well given by staples, p. \ v sk e-s, gentle hive/.* grossi I. ilia I"d- re tin- in -ion. lie ■ gtilar l'here c an extensive on tic banks of the viewing Hie model, lie terms the invention Bellas!.. Oils Cummings, to Matthew paid $;>:>.tto in th ti time, ldie -oimuitiee re< on pttal: in favor of an appropriation «d $-0n for quay and business suspended. Halifax, N. S.. had known as the former manager of Denman Thomp- Noit'nport, fr l. N. A.-!, -'cloy It l»,*lo\V /.if", mend that tiie amount be N is\i.11 \\kn. 1 i.- t tiie m. Lii/aheth ( aihttiie lum : to ide where a son. Mr. Brackett’s Triple Itotator, and lfs is Drinkwaler, same town. D. W. Kwell, Laconia, N. paid bark b- him. Pa--. \11:11 i,apt. lk;.d \r.h >-e ll a a o for; ., snow Oil As> pro\ river, the principal commerce of eoun- a severe snow storm Saturday, the snow laying Hill lias lately i>ui another company on principle Ft I hi the ground, m ed in part for the of th-' government; to a number of articles as book- IK, to <. II. Kdmuud A. ! e.oneurreuec.... 1; u i- ordered that tiie i. Mas.mis, had an instuiiaiion *.f dV.. is isi week v\ e e -H' expenditures try as large ;c all India centres, lie ten and twelve feet in the streets. The tin- load, a company of laugh-makers, Messrs. adaptable large Dunton, Wmterporl. r*\peril -!ig.d -ek *f an earthquake-- ill fa-i <•!’ of an riattou of naturally deep appro| $I*hU0U for tin* or Fuller A i" funding committee he authorized location and rile toll'.win-;' are Omnew otli. 1' r-> kef, and in “Our Irish Visitors.” holders, chairs, stools, tables, desks, Ac. a< ., ! als., Freedom, Nathaniel McFarland, de- ia-i i.oug .■ itiiing of -bo c- and dishes. P.i'li .Military amlNa\a A'duiu. A ehiet productions are ivory, hides, M-ma. gum At lam ie steamers bound east have Murray Murphy In Orphan experienced = ■ a same town. troy all the over due attached Ii. r. 1.. \\ -m l., k I v\ \: t < April 1 shall bring the to Belfast. wherever firm and easily revolving movement is Philo Hersey, Belfast, lo Clementine I coupon- to at. f-mi im \ n- n servant w,t surprised ny resolve in favor of a Home for Women and Arabic* and beeswax. The climate i* severe-. weather the week. company very In-av} during past « 1 desirable. The model constructed i< a N. same Axel per cent bond- remaining tin--: i alder the lifteem ••n, of H.: A Manlor, I*. v. \\ •. I a No W llo oil < ii dr n was aid upon the tank already Poor, place. Ha} ford, Belfast, levy, | Tie-nip- ealle-t im From June till < ictobej* the thermometer An Hx< n.vi ask range-, Du \ftkr Ktuav catti.k Mr. i of ;<> < < \ »* I »w -• F' b. a. S.'iiaP Referred !’• ntion for scien- revolving hook-holder specially for hotel register-*, to -eth 1. Milliken, same, s;iinud day February, D>*», an rep..r at the U \ A. as- M M •I. I. .-t-, an-1 m i.ti I 'o.i. a- a token of tin ir < m *Tt)or Cleveland a place. Haynes, from Go decrees to loo s ill the shade, and received large number .Jacob F. of tific degree Fames, Mueklon, volunteered to catch — w V • -• temperance instruction in die public and consists of abed frame of about lsvil iuehe** Belfast, will, (" Ucbeeea Haynes A als., isf.i, same | regular meeting ii a- ordered i.. .: the -it, d. k ifooerl-. M V. Id Non. ppr < uj. .nr- witti Hem in tin* hoo;. a is mi of Senators and in the schools. Th- of fertilizer station about in vvi cr t In* Representatives Congress cattle owned '’iu. Chase that '• treasurer he s M 1 -• question degrees during day- stray by twenty with a pivot in the center around which ivvolv pi «•. De-iaii (, Harris, Stockton, to s. A lieu- j authorized -et.tr a «\« l.i'.os To as. in. .-eut'.n* k a two o-ewoo.i i.meket'•*! Was evpii-ite again taken lid dls.li d at l‘l!gillhv in bis at the -<> Up t rtuitsda} parlors Victoria Hotel, men had hunted in and whieh Hi real <--t e ■- ■ 1 illC long vain, accompanied tour arms, at the extremities of which are dad. .-.iiin- tow a. A. tie of th- ..r -. j. .. kkght- o| I. 1!. .laram.-- *i an 1-- an -. 1 V I- ;■ ar ne. < i: mk * Mi. I. 'Moke ; ii its faV.I alt. r which it Was lignum Maty Knowie-, Lincolnvitle, I | pd- pi N vv York, and listened to their a he started out soon ■ w k. :. in •. suggestions of by hoy last week and came vitae wheels which I » 'nan-tine I- has been -old, for the faee o| a I'nri 11 I Ik- r 1. n_ i ••- laid on tli. table tor future *-**hsid ration. al-> revolve in their turn Halm, same town. Nanc\ Lund, j origin,!1 vonr kit in IM.ai l.o-ige «*1 ..Thii- 0 'in* for in his ot meas- the tracks the animals in the ID.ech Moore in all d hull X i d e dP 1 th M U p, Pc Cabinet and upon Nio to > ir .h A. e.a-e-where the time i-u i. n-e pi ,.l «,*•*• .: _ ia-: >. now Pass, ellglosM ii- Ac! to amend th More Democratic Fat in the rare. places giving a double rotatory motion, lienee the bum* ada, Alexander, Belfast. A lelaide j deiupim: toPer, numbers i-igiity. s woods. The to »• •> w Revis' d >'a, u:i■ i- mg ures of and rattle were found ail fre.-h and "• pired execute and loiiver mad-. I :ti ii*-t M M edei. A s s o migrator) fish. part} national polic} to be follow- ready This double ivvi.iviii.. arrangement turns on th< i ib-bert-A iK, lb" k-. to Charles II. Ilo'erl-. j proem p.-.iran U •; 1 g ood W k 'lid- nd. < rin lie .iuim*:,, oil Led Atfiii's Tie- l*rog. \ge s;t\„ **11|«- Journal is tor a run. Mr. F had a small with a bed ve\ aiicc, -.aid grantee- n.i\ ; -r um d de. \ 1, 1 v«’tt, an imna 1" t !e 1 CJ-li'e ed out. I'he Confederate brigadier- were in dog him, frame, an-1 another similar tr one i* placed m, I same town. j poo, >: id-: d.e 1 as follow he Uiree!.-d .. mlo ! fie X " It' ie 1 inquire J famous for of oi- little 'iiand when bis back i- lookout. -Tiie committee of finance ni ai .11 k. I. 1 v advocating candidates tic* pluekv up, •>! the w her is, which w ith '••me minor addituc t dm- wa- > 7- tin •I ** VV..T .i M \\ > 1 lie -addle oil this occasion. lop Mary Yarnum, repealing so inucl, Ol til. Re\ i't d Salutes Waldo i.imii TKMrt.AKS. The annual si-s-ion The was >ct -in a -triieieo to in.- ■ ■ rather Ilian its own." \. at all. dog on, and Ii jumping, kicking, f-’iiii' tin* the whole examine ..m,, mu w k-d on I 1 i:p 1 w ii w .1 \ !'. ! V t Ll! I ii 1 I, M See. II IF'W- pi"\ ides for the crisis <»f i. p re* s. , po-in party register ledder, being mane eg |«ihry <*t th< Wal l" Distrht of i.iin-l « Lodge the treasurer b>r -- •• -* \V> have received of the Ocean Chron- roaring and bellowing was never seen or heard be- I black walnut. 'I In Templar- eity tin ear issl •" ana a :m nmei M 1 ! w 1 .. ••■•'!_• PH. W H"Us, Preseni• I- P-titi-»n to repeal the The Journal simply prints tic- m-ws. and ]>.-m- copies bold register bolder is very j mp-ou, I’rea- law fore. But into the I "a- h<-ld wnh Hall Moon Lodge at Chandler's hie Hie account.-and | the x at i.m of woodcock, the'log fastened of one of coii ao the is I on -tile with tin* -nr H .... ■'idiman Piria ie \\ M Ill .-inehe WardwinI, W. 1. leienting port oerals as well as look to it for lilt ica-, of Jail. 'JTlh, published at sea, on board jaw veiiieul, register placet upon it tin higliway Republicans one 1 end ;.n ad lo aim ml tin* public iaw> to the animals Knox, i-t Monday. T*n were vevor for Hu- district, -line » relating and held hi- grij and when ii became counter and a revolution ot the Lodges city fori... war....Si -A ion ;U"ii 1 «».. H I-. 1'. **ort on* >. Frank Mi r, W «. \ l ien Lt.i 'Wina!.. ii' Ws Tic would nc\er snip Frank IVndielon, E. I*. Nichols. simple holner | park th amount of. 11.11 o n: 11 } kicw what i*-oing by Capt. i i*atik stock Ie id b\ Mr. 1 repre-eni.-i ,I>.mit Ian Ceo. K. Brack- | was ordered that the -otCement made Ihcc:i- quiet Fames got hold of the under jaw and brings th«* book before the or Inex to the delegates. Iiy dial w. ek, m a il limn -m ii eeeentrie op| haeaeli r, w iu»d lived alone hanks. It the holding of on if tlie\ had to tii-- Age. Am!. Fir- ship an iv< d at Liverpool ou the date guest, saying' piohihi's j depend upon giv- hc*a 1 and lt. (•■>., pp -i-led and tile following were elected treasurer with Mb,ni l K Farrow the dog let go. The hoy was behind clerk without or the book. A mi Mr-. Mm 1 U was his colt on -a :.i wi! d<< v e\ •-,. ins logs and eats, has mot’** llian one-tenth the stock of any such en. Ido from .S.tu | lifting changing j \ivy iriving eompii by tic* we ha\e another hi’ *»f «lay- Francisco. The Cap- "lib er- \ear way. political time with liie for tlie and iu.-tulled hy CL Counsellor Hall, for tax. of IS-::, be an rat in* 1.. institutions .-i> an mvt si nieiit. Ordered, riiat ropes, however, and the animal got working specimen may be seen at the American .ppp when a d*.g sprang .-iii and frightened in- given iiis property, m-i-sting pi il v of re a i wllieil we Venture to I'ei I it" will 11 o I tain*' present address 1- care of A. Gibson «fe 'I >L l>o\\ 1 dstrict Coo. L. the Committee on iti ui gossip, p be wind and Templar, Bryant, If was ordere.i that th.? jet of M ,,r in Ldu inquire into the began another struggle for liberty, leaps House in this which und Broke its ami ;t w a. estate. 1 1: .s foj ;fe maintainanre. city. 1 jumped leg. in Co. m.-elior. din Ison ■ ex of further aid to ;!n- IJoUltull found tie* this week. Pi' an Liverpool. England. freedom;! Knox; Vice for C*»ib\ A ( iu 1'. pediei.c Ag*-of incident of ten feet lirst in order. Mr. Fames is Wiggln, scribing atlas of -ute si;, a Mi A ei :•> \\ 1 being get- *11*4*1111; h rank Iian and a d a-hingtou ''■ s* — A* el* iii\ ii> 1 j a mutual lnn-nt, n ■ Lida (ieo. ->f tin* recent of >- raiic S Fi at fhk Oikka Hoist;. As stated last iemplar, Bobbin.-, Belfast; See., K. at a not b> e\eod meeting tic I)*m ate ting along in years hut win n his fret are cveui •. I'nity ; E. .1. Hatch. W 1 .itten w as W .'oo in town. He succeeded in Flagg p'-tponed la-;, id Chaplain, Mon!ville; Marshal, elected a weigher m u ha n ad in fa'. •; f tie o n |; ,, |, n. j. ■!:»» dig p, count}, member of this mmii ee, ii is ti.ialiy bringing the ani- Friday .thor damage don** [■■ the -lore ot t«. W -:*•:. 1 !•• ••- i11• a11'• of tin Washington hi- ( ed \ • enemic>**: but liainnan AN A. ■i was lo ili.uv .1 cr.«wd. 1‘l N ■■-<•, ldeirndike; Maud IF• 1 of accounts b .v the I’e! i 1 np'lit of town b Hid' Issued in of Cromwell, mal to anchor, ami the bo\ g the it was programme gotten up Deputy Marshal, amounting *i, ■ id"! mi- t• Hr aid Well kllovvil was o p post i to III re- ‘et-lion of bringli ropes j! I) us ha lie and Tarred w *‘re pm into tin- Io, 1; up m id will ai-n present untie inaugnra- **■ th. un r-< Railwa■ : u. i\oi* a Ur- Drm. Stale There was L<> be LuiU r, Freedom; A.-si. see Mr-. of ! Commitlet died, secured. After a while a search for the wrestling, boxing, cLc Cook, lnity '<■ tnporar) < r..inwell as cliairrnan ami officially. resting -parring, -nl.ise lined .>11 wliht l 1- let- Ma-.ei- ti.T eeonie nillliei "US la\. after met the and be- other animal was and was by celebrities, mu-ic by the IF Ita-d cor mild, Linrulnville; sentinel,.Jerry 1 ■ having enemy begun !t discovered not j hundred ami --iaat att* i.ded Ik--a lull tin ; v outgrown their present had, and are f !». U, 'Iiatc. >• tl foi the IV- at ii, of Kennebec, roundly. calling Augusta correspondent hand this time and in two minutes from the time Friday evening, Say ink iin-d •• ""I in sj.dn • (.dement and spoke Itor. 'apt. ’■ Out of regard to Mr. Fernald we h.. w 111. net e i *•• Mr- and M Tuk.-t aga.ii't lie niii, ut \oh d foi i!, to him \ ei■ v hard names. Baker is t«» Traveller that the ence comprising about too men and one woman. H. Rich of Tuorndikc, was recommended for Dis- minor- ''erect ly according reported say- appointment of lion. the dog started the animal was hard and fast. Mr. in. i,a\' eeiv«■ for damages * h*ld some -nuiey h ''is?Me'ton- hw constituents. M(,*-r', The Journal trict tor the next C. L. Tne follow- facts in regard to our ao v.t; i-.m ni n ,r«| a- !i--ie.l week, to mgrainhUe »h, have “I don't know whether are a Edw. to reporter recognized among those Depul} year. spoil'. ■ •■ replied: you Cu-hing the eollectorship at Belfast is Fames and of the sporting fraternity ; hut the next day it Attoriiev i- enforcing the prohibitory liquor ex press m the !an_rn me of the tv-Im! :;. n- r. 1 against : r*i. M' -i'. .*511110111011, d Knox, are not one when you are drunk.’’ To destroy doei, wi d re- etve .. I n w Hoi.- wtii amount Lik’AI Mail Kdctes. The corn- law with a sOipe $1'>, and in Deeemher he met tiie oil •m- ui- es and was and L'-'-roke. ot counted the vote Washington '< was impossible to lind who was there. /.eal seldom manifested, Resolved, regards \ fhdiyhtfu social 'in. p>. sp ,ke in favor of < Congress electoral yester- anybody 1 ataquis. Baket*> influence before tin* committee rom- told him of the Meoin two thousand d Mrs b-r this town, l’l.r of the Lewiston -Journal the fol- That lids 1). paper, propn-ed -ay.w ei " a 1 ■ m I w'ei v p 1 th*1 hill. 'I tie vote ,,11 engrossing the hill stood spondent reports I .Samuel D. Sargent was manager of exercises and L. hereby commends his efforts, ii.it r* th t ;i\ .-au; wt II lIn'ii exhibited a i« iter, written K. II. day. a ir- 1 N. 11 Hanks and < Nathaniel •1 by as the lowest bids for it was his ow n and u.-k--! t an I-'-,,, apt. in favor ami 7 op pus* d. A turned to Mou- lowing among carrying the j referee and performed the duties in an admirable pledges him our hearty support as a Lodge and enterpri-c, pa- wr- oi'e-enti 11. I tm presei,: 1 ngi d dl \ 1 .ii’ wi ie. of to 1 .■ > receive, if ever t get Mureli Bebast, purporting Mr. Bak- in for lour our tisenient to he credited mi h:- a un:. I w o anything. da>. give mails Maine, years from the 1st of next manner. 'L’he lirst performance was a contest be- assistance as individuals, not only by our in- .I'.'m ttie ew- presented tfnet. ) r» cess H*ius* ,,f p-i; minutes w as tak* n Railroad ■ .. dr.. ••: tie ir i:ii a tnr I- reimh er’s antecedents. The letter Concerning Charges. not the 4th of March. Those flection it wa> d< ride I to .•< ,, t e » < — sp-lt political stated July, that are not tween Dufur and Flagg. It was a bout at collar fluence but i.v deeds, to help the curse of p; k a !i\ ! 1.2’. pt" t 111.- lest II, 11 f .e • tii** st suppress ssjon to ahovv im tubers to I hi-ei v tw o luring pa\ a was A lim old "lie, eight ear- that Baker was first a next aGree- To mi Kui mentioned are to he re advertised and and w we in Waldo and note mailed to Mr 1- •■in thI t ... n. sir' d a It at ihe .Imimai ■ ilia- ui i no -id may was present. Resolutions were passed in favor leyite. next a Republican, then a Giv< nbaeker. bills introduced ai»d large petitions forwarded hibiiion of scientific wrestling in Belfast. To many wa-given Half Moon Lodge tor their hospitalities p titv tir.ike at a iale -our witl 1112 tne o-t o Ha ,-i c aim on the < eminent. of (.• n. L. m t-» iin' Centre Liucolnvillc to Belfast, M. V. Ben- in th. matter. II. di I tn i a net a-u a t:.«- I. placing Gran; on the retired list ! and lastly a Democrat. The letter i* said to Legislature of ibis Mate, asking the enact the performance was entirely new. The two men ! the form of a bountiful picnic dinner served in arrange no.-le-s tutiire einl.rv' 1.2 ad alph.diot oi of the *-ce|ies in nett, No. Appleton. $10(i arm) S| fa\or of th<* resolves iiieiit oi laws to danced about the and their hall the price for a column advertisement. said a ag'.'l .11 l.l\el'-..i !. ei -tK IT, 2 dd. .I > !'• »' K "N. Mrs • 1* irk returned home have proved t boomerang for Cromwell, how- protect interior towns, having no Liberty to Belfast, Lemuel Nichols, Bangor... 430 tage kicked up their toe-, dining over their Lodge room. They also Weir made b\ > pea ker i I am tin and M r. 11 ale, be aad this competing facilities for or as Liberty to Belmont, do. pin which were but maweuvers for an lurnished a very literary $s, wh-agreed u.-.-n wit: an pm-p. 'i. in.I :;ien the erown ...At, .ntere-lt1,- a of lew wi'ks —... if let a -i a vim age of si\. of port land. ever, and Baker came oft’ \ ictonou*. I'p to freighting travel, opening. Both J enjoyable entertainment Belfast to Albion, do. 3(50 Mr. F. \\ is then b. ’1 H HI. -1 W well as towns accessible from exhorbi- men thorough!', understood their business and the | with which the session closed and all voted it one handed ..py t •; .tie \.ii ui.*.I II:-.. :v soi. was nek reecu.iy at "dc •He U| tile li V to C Home III to Feb. 7. The House not having a quorum, ad- this time Mr. Mureli had been considered the by water, to No. B. F. Northporl Isleshorcugh, Heal, -• amt was I .. ,v -, till Monday. tant railroad and exhibition was really good for the kind. At the end of the best meetings ever held. The next session ment, aske to ml us a p -j n tin* -eimnai I'lie was T r*:-. and pro due w a- .it;. d • at w ho had not dun- journed : candidate for the Belfast Post charges, unjust and injurious No. lslesborougl:. 300 J [ only Ofliee, but and w l ei,. Senate’ Passed to he N". l’olermo to F. A. No. I will I did, it as read and returned t- r:u Age u i- a ... -rn •! •• -i u.< •In Id ; he ■•••' if and when engrossed— disrrimiualiou. This matter is of vital interest to Palermo, Wood, of seven minutes Dufur gained a fall. When a man e held in Max with Hillside Lodge in i gramme .arye n; icing «**-l now ( I'nity. Resolve a apt. Baker lias donned hi* war paint and Palermo. !i.r» I *e. That is all there is -o n appropriating $1,000 for Ilonn for the citizens of Marne since it is thrown underneath his the were received from all 27 to it, lara-H.c un. mild and gentle i.id-o th r, e eagle. th. tin -e ui.aid*- pr« •i*n .»- f'.ad for herself would make a comes home to the to opponent non-profes- Reports the Lodges in Women and < hildren at I act to incor- Centre Montville Freedom, C. F. French, | leering; then* is blood on the moon, and another candi- is concerned. We neither t a- door of every man who consumes a barrel of Hour Centre Montville. 17b ! sional considers it a fall, hut not so the sclerititn- the county, lixe of whb-d ate m a weak m>r alhati'oss ami \ arious in. hue; and -ea hir Mi riein1:;. e.ili on a near neig a ••or vv ho kim iy g;;v r tin* Poston uni Maim* Co.: re- condition, porate Fxpress j 1 date will lie for the Post Ofliee. Freedom to It. U. Station, L. Ban- while tin r< ot in th, Age. i advertise- 'em mat Burke m-. u-.-e-i me « row and -i,«m in I"" I’ti-'V 11 a1 ev ldent in »e« n l-lie t- i.o solutions on Gen. presented ora bushel of corn; in short, any article or com- Nichols, wi estler. To gain a fall three or of a , maiuder are doing a good work for the privilege advertising i 'y Gran:, similar to those «,f 240 parts points gor j ment was solicited from «•• Mr. Mureli did not know that Groin- which cause ot us, a.id we gave It ,t how e.iw nad v utk "'emu. a ..I -tga of mi.a* rouid m foitii ! ah"id liie !i"Use ... the House, were passed under suspension of Probably modity from convenience or necessity is F Thorndike to Thorndike, li. M. man must touch the floor at the same time, which temperance. Higgins, to the rules. Mr. Lehrok** the personal favor Mr. Fei n:ild, and this i- un< •: to a- well as to tarmers. Mi Win. •; U Him M irn v ed at addressed Senate well wa* “loaded**, or he would have his shipped over these loads, and the and char Thorndike. i'O are two shoulders and one or two and one noyanr. poiilieiatts •'hip lavi-, .i4>t. 'f-e. put length j hip, hips I’ld.o At 111!-: COUSKI XI. 1 he first ■■ on the resolutions. So. Brooks to Brooks, Lemuel Nichols, Ban- exhibition other advertisers, t-> whom the "head i.lindie gave an iutei'-sting ;:e. .a,at tne a. \'.!wc! Im J,'!' tv. in s.m Fr m via. letter into safer hands. “When the wine is aeier of tin* above named petitions show that they shoulder. .Several times when both parties came quarter-” p House. A remonstrance the medical gin'. 120 gann- of polo ever in Belfast came offal the the against played Age—whatever that limy mean, would I ia ii'os- as u m :t- home ...i ilie 1! i i» _ V :• • I'd k ha- ie11 eis in.” etc. are fully alive to its importance. They are signed Monroe to Brooks, do. 120 ! to the floor, by twisting and turning a real full was ip pear- i,-ep. parai- '...'ip -!:.p registration LiiI and an\ siimiiar legislation was Coliseum on of week. | Wednesday evening last To plied in vain. The idea that we wante.i VIelville s; ii.iiei It. M'-.o 0 < tail if, and arrived home la-t presented and referred; also to change the fine ! by many hundreds of the business men of the Hancock. avoided. When the champions left the stage there nine-tenths of the the en- •. -I- people present game xvas "take advantage of tiie cireulatimi of the Ag is 21111 -, Harr;- Friitk. ih«- hm* h.-r :: Mr ii" d eo er II Mead -.-.den fr- in for drunkenness. Ordered, That the Commit-, Slate, and ask that no railroad be allowed to charge Bucksport to Stockton, Lemuel Nichols, Ban- was a great commotion and feier of expectancy 01. Poets, Heal and tirely riexv, and much ami some That l- U i. lam <*ii 1 d tee on Hanks and into ex- Alleged. 310 curiosity impatience laughable. paper pril only about half a- Piawd-rd, a^a- tjeoi".- dll ^ "koiidiii.i. Maui:.a and New Hanking inquire tin more for carrying fix iglit or passengers a short gor tin part of the audience. The hand bill announced jowl-. ji were exhibited until the clubs in an pediency of extending the law relative to the Bucksport to Castine, do. 530 put appear* many eopit's as the Journal and -nd a I irge t m w k s; Mr. tiiieri woodpeek'-rs an M- l; : ^ •*» k, * W W h'.irga -s Ot Id. mouth. Md-s. Tli ’Dexter after a facetious refer- distance than a one. would be a | I Gazette, long The demand for this to do. 3*0 that there sparring contest between amv. investments of banka so as Bucksport Penobscot, Polo is first cousin to and is cent — savings to include hockey played age of what it d-e- punt ! . g i, i liens and the inonnator. in ail :l u .,*• m 'nm o. L. li ( • at was to B. W. Bee Miss- paw. "'dp Iv-oert .knap. apt. loans on of real estate lice to the alleged poem read the recent meet- legislation occasioned by the fact that railroad Penobscot Sargentville, ly, Fred Ausplund, of Belfast, and an unknown. All outside of the | on roller skates, six on ■' mortgages aside constitute a ••lull. serihers. The value ot -mdi a p .per t ,.u ad- tlie Mas had uni w d* Lvrr.-U arrive in San d,n. have in ouri. 417 ! the week there interesting nieeliiig soi-lety pie-, Fiauei-eo, Slat*'. Mr. Heath offered an amendment to the ing of the Maine Press Association, advises the companies been the habit of charging through was much conjecture as to A circle live So. BrooKSvillc to No. L. about feet in diameter is on the vertiser is and it.* *•-- j Brooksvllle, Nichols, painted very small, pi; we pail j tnueh t>» promote the sia *d future w- rk "!• N. w York-The follow ing are the-.1,, •!- Megantie Railroad bill, providing that a “not to do it not double, and often more, for the of 320 who would face this Belfast in the tw en- bridge alleged poet again.” 11° does transportation Bangor. champion fioor at each end of tin* rink—and these arc was a j the large one .'•.nuiduring ih<- h .r.oder f I’i! kei T. wli" a- nl ,. :*• •• ar- all 11 filial 1 not be placed across Moosebead Lake un- to intermediate So. Brooksvllle to W. B. Mitch- foot of | -p.-tk-i "dig the intermediate -ehoo| vvho have once was freight stations, than to a terminus Cape Itozier, ty-four ring—Duke Bilguwater rules. intend to, feeling that once too often. I goals. Two posts railed stand on the the medium. The m u til the connection shall he built from the main ell, Ellsworth. 137 goal posts \g<* .ii-ter a -iirvpy of ttie Internationa: k' liitvay the a-l sea a •! >-!. a sen: a da the term Fen. of their road. For instance, the on It was rumored that John L. Sullivan during ending line to Greenville with the load. Hut the offence was not wilful. is a freight charges to Green's F. E. possibly edge id the circle. A ball is in the centre of “eireulation” and “haif Piscataquis There Sargentville Landing, Hardy, placed prie.-" i ,udv intend -mi, and who has im-i omphted ihe pin.- a« r*- '•ii) Id.iv- Stuart. F'ldie stowed, James hear load of corn, flour, or other com- No. Deer Isie. 33b or Paddy B\an might be to face Aus- liiitiia, Feb. JO. Senate. Ad b\ Mr. Mar- commodity present the floor. One man stands xvithin ed to the \\ presented tradition In circles to the humbug pubiie. lo-t.h, Mr. ri, t:- Moo-e!iead l.aki :or ■ > is •' newspaper the effect that Isle au Haul to Green’s B. W. goal circle, the Knglisl, •rmn.-iit. e lari ngi"0 >f Ml-. A ligedne. wile ble to for ami ing from the West to billing points in Maine, a dis- Landing, ldc.nd. The audience was soon relieved of provide licensing skating*rinks, between the and is known as the tend. authorized to-oh at ad ertisements Im th \. when the of the New York Herald Beeny, Missouri. 140 po-ts, goal •gone to Ottaw.i. kana'l.i, with Hi* pi* :• Id- •L-ii M, ri 11 vv, Wd.. la-I .aged 11 V that shall not be between 10 p. proprietor tance of fifteen hundred are the for behind iveeully, e:u-, they kept open j miles, less than one Oceanville to So. Deer d<. bS suspense closely Ausplund, n- its Isle, The remainder of ttie club are stationed on either w'< ueitimr Know n in I u-*- is the so n. M. and suurise the Passed to wants to recruit his editorial staff supplements road now atlra* ling muen alt- hm at a 1‘rien writ* Her ed. 11 e-s was o| ;i ing following day. he semis hundred dollars. Thence to Belfast or Bangor the No. Penobscot to Bluchill, Lemuel Nichols, he came upon the stage, followed—George Gillum, very try hand of the in a semi circular form and are tin? editor’s own IM. v um -w u, he engrossed Resol v* to allow the of 2‘.H) goal language. \ ugn-ta, the di iglng nl M i.as*- «•'. g nature, l.ei -hi i-we u without a murmur and county down to Castle Garden and lassoos an Irish- j freight is fifteen dollars, but if stopping at Water- Bangor. of Belfast. When the two faced each to on a to E. champions txvo-half one cover between theiriselve-.” I h, ‘•m :. a Piscataquis procure money loan, to re- Bluehill Bluchill, do. 180 backs, point and txvo rushers. hp.ai the hone of contention ...'km 1. man v«< u-t\ d a d h ( ville or any station between there and other and their in a t"itit:ide. feeling lint an allwi-r its court act man. The Maine Press Association adopts a Bangor, the Bluchill to Sedgwick, do. 270 put up dukes the audience looked pair house; amending 2, The latter are stationed on the extremesof the clubs. wouldn’t he more iaie ... t o- • -< Chap. hindquarters appr>qe i; Me. minary he a pi, m urn* mg Fit ; •:"• i- :id till we. Mrs Merilthew fcee. 40, R. S., to the R cord of somewhat similar method with to its charges are from thirty to forty dollars. The ex- Sedgwick to Hrookliu,.). U. l’igg, Missouri, 210 for some heavy work. It was plain to be seen that relating qualifi- regard ! Each man is armed with a he reserved ita b* -• to It. stick that touches the Age says rigid -uper\ i>. be Fe *. with tlm t."I i. n il iv e M u d cations of of tin* cess over fifteen of Ellsworth Chcrrylleld, A. Fcruuld, had been lay lowing p.-.i.ime plau. vva- ('he-ter, V V, where her justices peace. Then* was A committee dollars, course, comes directly j both men overtrained. Their flesh had poets. appointed for the purpose ! Franklin. 8bb fioor xvlien he stands and widen he holds in vertisements; but how did lie e.vrri-c it- it,, ot 1. .1 considerable discussion on the loan of upright Heading >eri|»t.*re, Hymn, Ue.id.iig Ik- n iatlves now rus.de >l,e wa- a memhi r of the Piscataquis | out the pockets of the consumers in the interior Ellsworth to E. Lamoinc, Win. springer, I.a- j been so reduced they appeared but little better than matter. a noose around the neck of the victim se- lii-s hand. The lower end of the stick is crooked all uud a- he t ,. place right supplement-were printed, -a; •'"ids. l Mu-n lllstlUllH'l'L d, Miss DeMott In- Meth" il-t and a siren f>u towns who, unless the matter shall he regulated by moine. 248 living skeletons. Ausplund is a stone cutter and editreu, advocate House. Remonstrance as lariat of the I into a half circle. is hands were them into the w against, allowing the Iceted the poet next meeting. Ellsworth to Tremont, L. Nichols, Bangor- GbO This to strike the ball. The folding paper, hen he • nation, A uni- M. Bail. n. K--a\ lame- Bu--.- < and seldom an-ent ireie legislation, always will be, as they now are power the constant w iclding <>f the hammer has liri'ftanity teiepeiau.ee, Skow began and Athens Railway Lo extend its Ellsworth to Bluchill, H. 11. Eldridge and developed clubs take their saw the Journal There is, however, no lack of real poets in the respective positions at the goals suppressed I .owe! i, Hattie Ik I lellien Mllsie Vina. I. when to attend. Her mar line came 111. Ordered, That tin* Judiciary | less to help themselves. -Joseph II. Wescott, Surry. 248 a wonderful muscle which stood out on Ids arm as puhlie worship po-silde and the, referee sounds a call which them. Nueh an editor would he out *i am A dee DiseusstOa Association. Rev. i. P. Warren, of the Cliris- Ellsworth to L 370 signifies ready. kicked t»*>*"gills -Kesolviai (ha T ried liie was with h-v dion for liet husi>and Committee examine in'«* the expediency of so Tlie injurious effects of this unjustifiable dis- Bucksport, Nichols, Bangor... conspicuous as a Democratic majority in the state replete ! Ellsworth to Great Pond, H. I*. Colson, Great He then places the ball in the centre of the floor. ollice in this country, unless, a- in this .• i-e, he w as of the -eieime- i- nior.- oenclki d tii.an that *| lie vised Statutes that tian Mirror, E. H. El of the crimination are of study .v a mi sin. n|o|i/e,|, feeling no i"t too hard to share amending Ur twenty i well, Transcript, greater still in the case of freight Pond. 500 Texas. Gillum is a painter. It is not known At the next sound of the call the rushers of either also the and would ii"l be .M-id red Malhematies. Allirmathe Mahel A. ( ., Sr..: Years' uninterrupted possession of real estate proprietor, tit wiilt mov to \\. O. Fuller, dr., of ihe Courier-Gazette, carried out of the state. This may be well illus- West Trenton to Bar Harbor, L. Nichols, Ban- that paint is conducive to muscular action, but it him it- imrdeiis. She ha- gone join by a mortgage or his assigns shall he deemed 340 side make a dash for the ball, and the first one to to edit a hand bill. To cover up hi- >w live. Media I. -t r* Mu-m (juartett. In of trated a case familiar to gor stupidity ov ed ones in a iieltv u land, lcav -ad hearts here conclusive e\ idenee of tin* Howard Owen, the Maiue Farmer, ami by most of your readers. requires some agility to get about on a ladder. ing payment of the debt Southwest Harbor to ( Isles, Win. reach it the ball a strike toward the of the editor of the m-o delude > -innett : 1 l. ranberry gives goal Age -ay- he didn't supp..-.* hi- a- Beading, k>dotation < It is a well known fact that the Maine Three rounds were to mourn. amh pleasant memories ,>|’ ;iu atl'ee- secured bv such mortgage. The experimental others, court the muse with great success. But, Central Mitchell, Ellsworth. 107 bloodless fought. Sargent The their opponents. A goal is xvon by the passage of slslaut "would allow himself lo he impo.-ed upon Hyp-iOs. Maagi" Mel-; ,eh i.!U !i Mi station its Seawall to Southwest Harbor, L. t'"date « r. a kind and a true bill*, pending passage to be engrossed, these the committee charges almost as much for hauling a loaded car Cleveland, sponged them off and fanned their perspiring ueighl»'*r omp.ui- leaving aside, sometimes Southwest Harbor. the ball from the front between the Poor fellow. doesn’t the Age in,. I it- > -him u- Business. If Tm- Tulnlia Ivii was tallied. Passed to 7b goal posts, Why empi Taper iie Miea-.' be engrossed—Act to from Brooks to Belfast as for brows with a alter the most ( loi l I have the .sympathy of all- out of or hauling it. from Tremont to Swan’s W. B. towel, approved fash- amend See. PL 1 ; perversity pure cusseduess fasten Island, Mitchell, below the of the same. one tne ces when about tin* street- I’m a ,e ml tm- losio M and I- Chap. Hi, R. S., to the tops Every except they go p Buckley Mary I'iie iw.a ivi relating Brooks to Boston. The necessary result of of Ellsworth. 257 ion of the It was a relief even to turn from mg Levi Walker, situated in the north- fe s of witnesses in one who has no music in this, ring. for on them Mu-ie—Duet ! Probate Courts; act to upon his soul, and West Eden to West B. W. goal tends lights the ball, and when two dubs reading—"These ire the inn*.eems im aia Il.ilheu a\ and Kl W course, is that all the to Boston Tremont, Beedv, the conflict and listen to the rn part ••! tti* town, was burned the Ith inst amend Sec. 127, 11. R. to a produce shipped harrowing Belfast Chap. S., relating who as a manufacturer of Missouri. 420 are evenly matched the excitement is The employed the editor < f the F; .g in -re .'. li wtmnent-Owing to lie- float: t: thymes, the Sweet great. by in was school for the deaf. along the line of the B. & M. the entire < Cornet hand. The next was a match Lvery luiug the lower part of the house road, goes Surry to So. Surry, E. Young, 4b performance 1 Surry. ball is regarded much as was a head at not wry Please don't them river tue first of last week tin- mail wa >-i!an t« Singer of Michigan could double discount. As “Dontiy- sharp. impose upon tved I i'iiranee on *Jne distance by rail instead of going by rail to Belfast, Dedham to Holden, L. Nichols, Bangor. 100 between Flagg and William Nash, Jr., of Montville tmilding on furniture W. brook fair”—when you see it hit it. Each side in Tossing and so belated that sou did r...| -.-i for the poet who made his first and last Tilden to Otis, B. Mitchell, Ellsworth. 07 -■? I "•> ! He tire < I in the eh am her- appear- and thence to Boston by water. Here, it will be Centre. Nash is a young man It* years old and C'A.MDK.v. A liram li "f the Male I. r.v ami k*r original ...(’apt. Congress Condensed. North Ellsworth to Ellsworth Falls, L. Nich- strives to semi the ball the letter in season for hi ilio-e w. ance as such on the dbtli a through adversary’s publication. Law arrived hi»me hist ult., only sense of seen that discrimination not touches the ols, 140 weighs 180 pounds. Flagg weighs 220. The bout League was formed here last week, consisting of Lanpiier Friday, having only Bangor. goal, and at the same time to hinder its an ice but i; Feb. 4. The Senate Franklin to L. passage predicted embargo, did not *i:ppo*e •ft passed the inter-state duty to be performed enabled him to carry out pockets of the producers in the interior towns, but Waltham, Nichols, Bangor— 170 was at the backs and Nash threw the champion in some of the clergy and leading citizens. who hind hi- Lark Lhnir.inda at l*.»rt Kli/.at»eth, ( •.. Ii Hancock to G. through their own. The two clubs here are called was to be put on in so uun h of a and commerce bill a vote of 43 to 12. Cherry held, C. Brown, Mill- hurr> prevent i- by The bill his that it is more two was I'1 I e 11 .in !.t on nd to M usi at, /an/.ili.ir and task, while he entertained the that the detrimental to the interests of navi- .’. 8(50 just minutes. This followed by a spar- .1. themselves to put in force ttie State lii.u law- for the retirement and recoin of hope bridge the “Coliseums,” headed by Louis Pendleton, ti"‘ arrival of tie* steamboat* at this 1 1«• l’lm age trade dol- p N. a York u m n-I m afilicted audience gation, and, through Winter Harbor to West E. ring match between John and Fletcher main I of (dipt. Frank Mardeii. lars was discussed. The House me navigation, materially injures Gouldsborough, Sleeper and headed Austin WlNTKUi’OltT. On Thursdav evening a few of tec is continued H West 300 captain, the“7-20-8,” by McKeen, belt between the Narrow* and F-ot i*<«ii.: F f ■'t.i:•!'-- of the the business interests of Belfast. Bunker, Gouldsborough. W. E. son of the returned from IJostou Friday, discussion river and harbor Would spare the poet for his sake. Staples. Dufur, champion, and Miss Lulu Thomas* little friends gave r a ir appropria- snbjects West Gouldsborough to So. Gouldsborough, captain. The first named club is composed of J. am! unless a warm wave comes at once the F,. tion bill. Feb. 5. The Senate A bill was B. John M. then win-re he had been <>n business the uiseij«>ed the presented by H. Noble of Poland A. I. So. 120 Clifford, of Belfast, wrest ed, collar I w concerning There has been no mistake made in Sargent, Gouldsborough. Louis W. R. Frank Knowl- prise party at tin* house of Mi>- < i"\* m-re below must soon one hill for the selecting Pendleton, Marshall, lie sheet of ic>*....Ts notice t J < redemption of the trade* dollar ami railroad from and and a contest of Ape li-oii Laud improvement o. More than a prohibiting companies charging Kennebec. elbow, after nine minutes she and her mother are t lie wiun for the next however. The ton, Howard Fletcher, Frank Fernald, and I. M. spemling 'd 'li' and Mrs, a «• the suspension of tin* of the silver dol- poet meeting, Parker Sp.ifi'ord’* cry*ia‘ !in. two coinage more than three cents mile for Dufur won a fall. Nash and Sam thousand shares and one hundred building lar. I he per carrying pas- Augusta to Liberty, L. li. Robinson, Paler- Sargent then Cottrell, and of were all masked and dressed in I'ane*. > u winch House discussed the river and harbor editor of the Waterville Sentinel is, we the latter Austin McKeen, Will you cut from a Bangor paper give-- Mr *. believe, over their mo. a at lots have been sold, and several cottages will he bill. Feb. 0. The Senate sengers roads. Mr. Noble says that rail- $720 gave good exhibition sparring, followed by Among the characters u- n the M-cvn- passed a hill to Holt, Charles Furbish, Fletcher Forest represented the title of Hon. \\ < think He would imi c!-rk It the Moore, road sell True, Dufur ami in a bout at coming summer amt Tton regulate fees of pension agents and altor- companies mileage tickets for a distance young Clifford eutcli-as- Fletcher ami .John The dubs have had girls, gypsies, shepherdess, e.u, night n d that sweet of Winsdor. 354 Sleeper. appellation Put at the next stale elc. ;, c im s. I lie consular and bard Erin, and of our Moore, to of t won parlies—Mr At.drew staples and Miss Nellie diplomatic appropria- quote I wenty-live hundred miles, at two and one-fourth Cross Hill to Riverside, W. A. Austin, Cross catch-ean, which was by CBflhrd. Flagg and was dressed in the real costuine ot :i nativt me but little practice. At nine o'clock the skaters voters of Hancock will <• t ■« d that lie i* tion hill was also passed. The House continu- bis illustrious it be said: cents Hill. 30 county IF daughter o | Mr -John M ml gelt, were marri(*< l last predecessor, may per mile, and for a distance of five hundred Nash took a bout at collar and elbow, which was Islands. >aiir wr\ line mu-i< '.vs I'nn i-h ed the* Vassalboro R. W. left the floor and tne Coliseum was put in con- Fejee entitled to wear that title and confer ln-n if I levI >. W. H a hill. Whose wit in the conihat, as as miles, for fifteen dollars or three cents won in nine minutes. Gillum then de- itrday rdv at the reside* nee an gentle bright per mile, North Vassalboro to Geo. E. by Flagg ed for them by Mm Dr. >wett and Mi L. t-> At session, 20 hills were a Watervillc, Ayer, dition for the game by stretching a netting along this senatorial district ..Wo last week re evening^ pension Ne’er carried heart-stain away on its blade. of the bride’s father. Mr was a Feb. 7. The and argues that the “fellow" who does not happen N. Vassalboro.. J94 lighted the audience by imitating noted pedestri- I*aine, teacher the High s diool, and had '•tapirs formerly passed. Senate passed hill to \\w* the side from the galleries to protect the windows they ceived from Dr. J John Page now at >m Di-.gn, predict that when the poet of the next to have Waterville to Larone, Lemuel Nichols, Ban- resident of this town hut is now business in authorize a retired list for the fifteen dollars ought to ride as ans in their style of walking. The stage perform- dancing ami games and a liberal of doing privates and non- cheaply from the ball. The dubs then skated in and took singing, supply Cal., a box of «. gor. 3.30 erystali/cd fruit, put up at I. I* Minn. The commissioned officers of the arm\ annua! meeting of the Maine X’ress Association as his more fortunate He claims that ance closed with a bout between the of st. ml, happy couple left for their who have neighbor. Oakland to Eureka, B. W. Reedy, Missouri... 136 champions— their Forrest Cottrell acted as referee refreshments consisting cake, fruit and confer, and positions. Angeles, where he has been rusticating for soiu served 30 years upwards, with 75 cent, couckides the of his there will railroad would not lose Lakeside to B. W* Mis- Dufur and as-eatch-can. After a se- western Immo on Mondav and the best wishes ,,f per reading poem be companies any of their Smithtield, Reedy, Flagg—catch and at the sound of his call the The names of the guests wen: Louie of their The District of rushers made a tionery. months, in closing his letter he remarked that ! pay. Columbia appro- revenue because the souri. 333 minutes their many friends go v\ it li theui. loud calls for Moore. patronage would increase vere struggle of twelve Flagg was given dash for the ball and the fun The ball Eveleth, Eflio Dunton, Lottie Swell, Ada Little priation bill was passed. The House discussed Belgrade to New Aharon, J. 11. Thing, New began. “your letters in the Journal are a source of plea' largely with the cheap rates. A on the Sharon. 314 the fall. The performance closed with tne “Tug Grace and Susie lb-well, Millie Halt the river and harbor hill till it was found that hearing was booked, batted and diiven all over the floor by Held, M\ra ure to me.”.Judging from the rehearsals of above was Faxelte to So. Chesterville, Lemuel no quorum kas present. Feb. 9. The Senate The demands that matter had before the Railroad commit- Nichols, of war.” A rope was stretched along in front of the combatants, who fought for the Clement, Clara Ha cv, Blanche and Florence Prog. Age the defeated Bangor. JGO good naturedly | Tyler, Mrs Godfrey’s class for the entertainments to take Excursions to the New Orleans Exposition. discussed the anti-silver the bill i tee Keby. 4th. Col. Win. 11. for the stage and four men look hold at either end. Corrlum* coinage bill, to candidates for Fogler appeared East Monmouth to Moninoulh, Lemuel Nich- mastery. The Coliseums xvere too much for their Annie Chase, Barnard, Elbe Lillletield The tw» grand excursions to New ar- the unlawful Congress in this State should be place Wednesday and Thursday evenings of this ! Orleans prevent enclosure of public lands the petitioners and Josiah H. Drummond for the ols, ho Braces were made in the floor for their feet. The Nason... Mi>s to Bangor. opponents and scored three goals in one, txvo, three and Laura Orrissa Howes died «juite ranged l>\ Mi sm s. & will and the bill. A hill was allowed distribute tbe spoils. The editor of .1. week, they will surpass anything we have had Raymond Whitcomb, give pension passed appro- It. It. companies. Mr. said in his Chelsea lo Pittstou, R. Pigg, Mo. 30 contest was to for four minutes and the side Fogler argument, pull order, the whole time not min- ! suddenly of congestion of lungs at her f uller’s their a priating $650,000 for increased post office facili- that paper has seen Mr. Winsdor to Searsmont, B. v\ Mo. 300 exceeding twenty here for a long time. Those attending will be well patrons splendid opportunity not only to probably Thing, hut among other that “either the railroad com- Reedy, ties in things, Albion to J. H. Albion. that out-pulled the other were to he declared the utes. Mr. Morison announced that inasmuch as house-last week. The funeral was attended Sun- Washington. The House discussed the finds bis Fairlield, Fuller, 274 repaid, so let our citizens give her two full houses visit the great Exposition, but also to see much of prospective emoluments in makes a in a car of corn from winners. of Ed. post office bill. Feb. 10. The danger. pany profit carrying Knox. One team was composed Kimball, the xvas short the clubs sifter a short rest by Rev. A. A. Lewis.... Mrs. A auda appropriation Mr. game day Bowden and reward the honest labor of tills teacher who is the "oulh and southwest at a season when those Senate the Thing is only a whitewashed Democrat Portland to Bangor for fifteen dollars, or it makes and Will passed pension appropriation hill Vinalhaven to Moses 8am Clifford, John Casey White. The xvould plav another game. The second was much is visiting friends in town previous to for sections of the country arc most attractive to New Portland, Webster.$1064 leaving doing so much for the musical culture of our vil- substantially as it came from the anyway, and into the a a loss. H it makes a then the of Tbomaslon to Port other team Wm. Irvin England people. The are to leave Boston committee, got Democratic party in profit, charge Clyde, Lawrence Suke- were Kimball, Knowlton, more hotly contested and proved more interesting. Boston-Miss May Chase is visiting friends in | parties all measures lage-Saturday Fell. 7, Mr. C. (i. At- February and March lb, and each will an legislative found in tbe bill as it race for office—a forty-two dollars for carrying a similar car from forth, Tenant’s Harbor. 348 The lirst evening, enjoy good farmer spoiled to make Eugene Cook and Frank Haugh. named The Coliseums xvon the first goal, the 7-20-8 taking Monroe-Charlie Eaton lias been home mi on came from tbe Clark’s Island to South Lemuel short kins, of an extended trip the Mississippi river. At New Or- House, relating to compensation Portland to Burnham is exhorhitant and Thomaston, Bucksport, agent of the F s. Fish a poor There are some oppres- team was the heaviest and won, having the the second and and the Coliseums the fourth before for leans the general is much dlf- of attorneys, etc., struck out. politician. points of re- Nichols, Bangor. 220 pulled third, furlough leaving l’tab-Dr. E. Abbott public experiencing being In the on Commission, lectured Indore the E. Me. sive. If, the other hand, the for the Rockland to North Haven, W. A. North 1 Seminary tlculty in obtaining hotel accommodations, but the House the Senate bill was called Mr. semblance between the defeated candidate for company, Mills, rope two inches beyond the centre mark. Every- and fifth, winning the game. With more practice has returned from New York .Mr. Fred Atwood up by flaxen. 400 on “Fishes and their Ids sub- Raymond excursionists will have no trouble on that of sake of with water suffers a Habits,” illustrating Milliken, Maine, for an at competing navigation, body said they had had more fun for their money the clubs will xvell. About 400 people were lias returned from his business tour... providing appropria- Congress the last election in this district, and North Haven to Pulpit Harbor, J. II. Pigg, play .Capt. Geo. jeet with blackboard I score, as they will stop on their elegant steamer tion of for a loss, it is to make its loss excessive drawings. The lecture was $150,000 public building at unjust good by Missouri.. 00 than at any this season. The cham- present including a large party from Searspurl. Crockett has the sell. Miunetta of while in the Crescent City. Only a limited number the candidate for ttie Belfust custom performance bought Boston both and and j Augusta, Me.; passed. The house, but at the interior stations." Camden to Belfast, C. W. Dodge, N. popular scientific, was greatly en of passengers w.lll be taken, and the steamers have postoffice appro- charges Nexvton, pion wrestlers took no honors away with the in, for BeBast imnd furnished music. Polo has now been and is the Warren bill was further the latter while a H. 488 parties repairing ton_Capt. joyed by the audience. Mr. A. is fur- large and comfortable staterooms. Full priation considered in com- poor politician is an even The committee on Railroads will the matter specially particulars give Nash at least himself to be as a man introduced, was xvell received and bids fair to be- Thomas sailed for Boston on a mittee of the whole. Camden to Centre Liuccdnville, J. B. Noyes, proved good ! Morrissey Monday in nished in this of i regarding the trips may be learned Irotn circular poorer editor. a department science, by reason t1 further hearing Feby. 11th. I. C. LlBBT. Centre Liucolnvllle..'... as of come a which will be sent by W. Raymond, 240 216 either them. permanent amusement. j the Sch. Mary Eliza, loaded with hay. original investigations [ Washlng- I ton street. Boston, on application. “It knocks the Spot*.” DIEIU ;ii i ever' thing in iue nature <>f eruptions, blotches*, pimpi-• rofubuis humor*, and Incipient In thi- city. Fcl>. I»;*vid Porter (iilmore, age I -a ; w Is null.tag more nor less thati aland 44 > car-. <1, HAVE '■•1 "1 nil tue "lit of tllC sX slelll So YOU lung-, eonipletel.. In Stockton, Ft 1>. dotoi Black, aged years COT A 1: stimu! ue- and invig- rates the liver, tones up the and *• months Backache, l)ra»-ing-down Pain, Weary, Tired Feeling, Disinclination to Labor, Scanty and Hi-h sl‘-ma li, regulate-* the bowels, purifies the blood, In >• .r.-ne-m. Fc'» tilt. F. d. Skinner, aged <>s Colored Lnne? If have of you any these troubles you may be sure have Disease. up weak ot the it is a •'! m-*mli- and 2d -• you Kidney Are places body. vears, day y n; bilious? Have v e e you jaundice? Do have P ir-e e_. >in pound, and will do m re than In C.linden, Feb. 1, Mr. d tin Whitmore, aged 7*; you a sallow complexion? Are you troubled with consti- v.• 11»*■ i for it. We refer to Dr. pation If so, have Liver I>iprce's"(}old*n year month-. you Complaint and should read the following testimonials: !/• In t aiiidvii, F< li. 4. Mrs. Sawyer, aged Margarette Mrs. t has. Hathorn,51 Pearl 71 years, 7 months. St,Bangor,has I Mrs. C. P. Brackett, of Hermon, had Kidney In rtiomaston. Feb. 5, David 7d lx*en very io\v with she had been ldie -iiiiiiamler of the Dominion forces in Day, aged years, Kidney Disease; i Disease. Could not sit up but one or two hours at ! moiitli. confined to her bed for some time. Had a r« p«u f to lie government urges the con- a time. Had a constant tired and sick strength- In Thoiiiastoii, Fell. 2, Edwin Trowbridge, aged r-tant i feeling ■ !'• d' \ t and intense '■•lia. H. .. as a measure of safety •'hi vears, n months, davs. headache, together with the usual in ‘‘n-e I dig land should become involved in war In North II iven, Eel*. 2, Melzar Waterman, aged Comes Once More to ■ the Front With w ii !i Ik 1 via’ ioils. 7** years, *; month-, 21 -lays. In Rockland, dan. dO. Mrs. Clara E. Brewer, aged month.-, 17 “As hood as New/* years, days. In Warren, dan. 2'.*, Herbert L. Jones, aged 2d x\ ;' n-e v a xx li>' x%'HS at one time BACKACHE In 1 v, years. with all s 'V anil left other of p t!:r ./t e.i i! t j !:. -icinns, In L'nion, dan. 2'd, Mrs. aged 1*1 symptoms Kidney Disease. Her that Disease. Her husband and Betsy Thorndike, accompanies Kidney U ii,, in, is sii.'.r; u pule hag- S months. husband was called home as she was years, dangerously took Brown’s to and ita use ,• from all those dia Sarsaparilla her, by t\ i. In \ inalhaven, d in.-j- Hanson M Robert.-. i. he bought Brown's Sarsaparilla; she was cured she was g ii--.• Pi-,5 ring female*, such cured, and can now run a machine In Peru, dam 2", II. A. knutit, tonnerly of Rock- v sewing •- it. and is now about her •••! n it etc v house in better health WORTH animation, -• and do work -p,;,< land, age-1 ir-, m--niii-, 2d d iy about her house better than for $10,000 11, I’i.-r -e’s “favorite Pre- ua !":• years. The In 1.os t.atos, California, d in. 14, Sirs E. I>. Hall, testimony of her friends is years. Mr. Brackett there must the local treatments says have been rip’i ,•,,-mg a native of of Amariah !li:i' P i-wn's Rockland, daughter Rev. Sarsaparilla saved her life. one "XV. -he S,a\ S. “as hundred people call to see her and all agree K tiio.di, aged 17 year- n c has. 11 !'■ .irid h* "in dollar. was that By h. Patterson, Engineer, Bangor, that famous Brown’s cured her CEORCE W. In d.o'..’ Era-tn- .'17 BURKETT Hope, *>, Bennett, aged Sarsaparilla o' Kidney years. Disease, caused by over exertion, of Kidney Disease. —OF THE- In Ellsworth, dan. 2>, Mi-- Mary A. Kingsbury, lifting, etc. J. W. Tibbetts, M.D., Stetson, Me., prescribes -a K i. win1 d» fended Guiteau. wants aged 24 years. P W atson. Fern was cured of In Feb. Hiram I. 2" St., Bangor, Brown’s Sarsaparilla for all forms of Kidney and met t unii e*3M him for bis loss Yin.tihaven, Eaue, aged K.dney Disease years by Brown's’Sarsaparilla. Liver Disease. Offers His Immense Stocli of lu Yinalhaven. F eb. —, Mary a Davetf. age-1 Hli-oiJ 7i) ir.-. Throw Away Trusses a tii"- is guaranteed to permanent- u I-- rupLure tx itii *ul the use ■s": letter Brown’s -tamps for pamphlet V\ IT! Me-it \s- '■ 1 'U1 ri;um. d for Made I»i-pe!isarv and Sarsaparilla it, any will back if it does not. Goods, druggist give you your uioney Garments, &c., XI IP, **:!• i. Bnffilo, N V. 1 'cn.ii. also we Dry print home Carpetings, only testimonials Ready from reUablcpeople. GREAT BANKRUPT STOCK!! is sold "arsapartlla by all druggists for *1.0#; 6 bottlea for ARA x\ -■1 11 ;,_rcs>nieii have nut abandoned $5.00. WARREN, Pronrie- i. Bangor, Maine. At « prices SO LOW that effort into to the tower- p have *klah"ina op.-m-d up to every previous pales insignificance compared XX lii! -ettiers. ing greatness of this GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE. We are determined that our eighteen M rr A T l: >1 K IN7!" OF Now being offered by the Large Retail Houses in New York and Bos- years experience in the Goods Trade shall culminate in the most brilliant Nearly all the Troubles Dry ■' and success. Attention of one is to a si \e- Hint are not severe or triumphant every called review of the prices sufficiently The ton. which I hare purchased and propose for the d t « not Mutual Life Insurance h-f. name, hut which if taken of New York, quoted beiow. There is money in it, you cannot afford to miss a line. -• Company p p "■ inething serious, hare their "i*" /’. S. IV / XSTOX, r.t g- f the liver or kidney-, President. ! i1 s' r I-,; •' p l.'.xer1 kv.Miin never fails For I lie year ending December 31st, 18S4. Mi-'. S »-?■!;• xx.i" sip,: t’l* novan Kossu. ASSFTS .$103,876,1 78.51 Thursday, January 29th, imp:‘.-.ned m Kr.giatid for attempting NEXT 30 DAYS ! Aimuitv Account. I Is the time these startling prices will be enforced and this GREAT SALE INAUGURATED. a in. Ann. N | -. :te- i.:g- a: I'.: tfa P yments >•„. Payments. V ! ~ 1 ■!;l" '1 Go,os hie I V ,r ;, ; $23.ni:ll \imulties in force ,Jan. 1,1885.. c.l | $23,601.63 to offer the same to my patrons at nerer known in the -. prices before 3,674 9*‘- Premium Annuities. 1. 2,994.44 \ «\ s,-\• ji• x -lour yeats i. mar* 1,756.70 Annuities Terminated. 5 | 1/.H)990 I j annals of the Dry Goods trade. Below take no- ... ineteen. ar >\ liucb**. please particular $28,565 97 Of, j $28,565 97 tice the WONDERFUL Ausclntrly Pure. of BARGAINS I shall offer in this Pretcnt Decay of the Teeth Iitsuniiice Account, BLACK SILKS! TIT'- ..ever vatic-. A > powder marvel o} pr> -> rvatix e, arojuati s, >/i j*uriiv IMMENSE SALE. m l " .■ •1.• ■:ii-■ im -M■ i'i■ c W ■ -trength iiir‘ini' A moil t. worth at •■si lies- "i 11 e ieutal r-*xv. a healthful i[ ., >,,,. Amouiit. £500 just received the most •• j | than the <*rdiu.,> ; i-.i .d-, and earned he >o;d in com <• ! >v< .l.-.h. v*4 -It" he g tis t sweel breath, ! $ >42,94''.,u32 Polieie* In foree, Jin. 1, 1885.. 114.804 #351,789 285 2 Bales Brown Cottons at 4 3-4c., stand- wit ;■ ■: uisKs 2011 •• v test, short A"iimi*'!. 11.194 ever To Black Dross Silk. 65c. ;r< p ui'uith.—aM these are eon- j I 34,075.989 KUk* Terminated. 7,3m) 25,832.736 fascinating prices quoted. yds. per yard. w.-.^i.t. •• m.o-|d if !■•.«• {••:•-. *.hf | '< »/< >| >i in" i; -ecu an hi ard worth tic. >NT 1 t :i,\alu- TR::T''VV ill! BUI| quality, see cans Rui AI iivKIN'i IY*\V!*EtJ I u., !iii; \\'n!l "t them is to buy them. Regular price $1.00. .• W CM a- effectix e, 122,184 | 122.184 simply pur* N. Y. | $377,622,021 | 3 Bales Brown Cotton at 0 l-4c M"- i-sure iix. lyr.hl $377.622,021j per yard, 2 Pieces Black Silk at $7 1 -2c., extra tine X •! X 11 \V T'lP. ! the name The ol mar U'’- Kcvcinio Ac(*oiiul. heretofore sold at 8c. i. p.i-ts- ,in notn’i.g to :. and since it- Cr.\ quality. ’ll •: -: gr-uin 1. >■ iu >■> Linen 5 Bales 40 in. Brown By (mill I v.laliua... *5,**'0*1 33 ; Cottons, heavy, 2 Pieces Black Silk at .- -■ g: -: 1 rod RECEPTION ‘h !' •• $1.00, ;. I1.-.'" *5- 4.; >l;itmv,i EmlmvimMlU. Dept. splendid *,490,454.18,1! at and -TO- Im.-.r-I |„ M- 98 weight, 7c. 8c., worth 10c. 5*45,059 , Total Olalni_ , value and we could readily sell them p -x "f di* deiih-e: at i" muting. r* in ! *7, 717, *75.8* ) 500 48 in. w ide Brown Cottons •• 25 Pieces of Twilled at yds. (Con- Ladies’ Made ■ Crash 9c., worth .- .'g- '*i > no'liiiig fur tie :.* \t tyvr Annuities. 26,926.0$ t DEPARTMENT. for more. *• Ready Dividend* worth 14c. »■ xhd then continue if. 3,141,164.12 stitution) only He., '■ .. .. j ■'i Surrendered Policies and 5c. Pieces Black Ik at $1.2.7. This isthe Gov. Frederick Robie, 500 0-4 Brown 25c. Additions. 3,037,696.17 | yds. Cotton, 17c..worth 3»nlf :'k.,50c.4$1 GIVEN BY 10 Pieces of All Linen Crash at celebrated silk we sold last year at THE t Total paid Pulley.hold- > 25 Pieces of Figured Press Goods, beau- 5c., .’ ;*!1:1 W|il|)|t!ir Woni> .".OS, Jo<\ ers—$13,923,062 19 \ Cotton Underwear! $1.47 1-2, and was then in *• sold of worth 0 1 1c. *. frinaiiC ofnICemox rr a. r;.-\“ uni 3 Commissions, (payment tiful shades, at 5c worth 10c. current and extinguishment per yd., Boston at $2.00 c -K hup Br-xvr. e.;c. per yard. Hair and Whisker Dye-- "t 10 Pieces of A of future). 997,846.19 , Glass Toweling at 8c., splendid assortment HATHA- hr Tool liar lie r- Premium oft* on limps Minule.25c charged Se- 25 Pieces of Figured Press Goods, beau- We decline to sell more than one curities WAY'S on hand. Dress evan x Rheumatic Tills ar. a sure cure. 50c. Purchased. 1,131,172 33 worth 10c. goods Taxes and Assessments — 223,169.61 tiful at 10c. worth 25c. Pattern to a customer, when we lyrT shades, per yd., suspect Belfast House, Expenses. $72,263 87 15 Pieces of All Linen Brown Crash, at Opera --_---“ Balance to New Account... 97,009,913 0$ | they are being purchased for our com- * 25 Pieces of Plaid Press Goods, beautiful SHiP NEWS. _ $114,067,427727 0 I-2c., worth 9e. 2.000 yds. Fruit of the Loom Bleached petitors. l,r- U:4liiii<-«- SSlieet. Cr. shades, at 8c. worth 15c. per yd., loo Pieces of Genuine Russia Crash at a -iehican jours. Cotton at 7 1 worth 12 1 -2c., l-2e., I,;. ll\ ..Is on 1' .1 '••arf! hark t arriv K. *98,*t*.34:tOl 'Srfuivil liy M'.rtsages CORSETS! Long, "n" ■ ,,"t u*t ilue. Ki-m: Estate ....'. 10 1 worth 15c. 1.000 42 in. Bleached Cottons '- 86*,387.l)l 96 1' k, i; ij: Andrews’ Orchestra. *46,978.5*7 -2c., yds. only 1' ’1 •', ■1, | •: 11 >!'. net. 27,477.36 •* United states and otliri Bonds... 34,522.822 0.-1 ran- I."an* on Collaterals. 50 25 Pieces Loom at l-2c., worth 12 l-2e. 1 Case l. N- >v Y*rk. P- v a-arc I sell. Viola 6.89*-.9*7 Table Damask 17c.. ; Coraline Corsets, 70c., sold else- 1 '•. 4.747,771.1' •• Ileal Estate ! : |..M > G: M •:..../.as. Reserved Seats, 50c. 10.282,69:1,04 COLORED Balcony Cash in Bank ami Trust where at ] Com- £l.oo. SILKS!. Plan-l- Ft I.. C/'itrr! ** worth 25c. ", si,ip rhamlos. Admission, .... .rli-. Nf.v ’l rk. panies at interest. 2.644,988 54 •• 1 Case doe. Intere-t aerrued. 1,262,418.54 5 Silk Embroidered Corsets, f' .::•• !-• Pe \ rri veil >••::. Daylight. II" !g- sale of reserved -cats comm-mv- at POOR A. Pieces Loom Table, Colored Border, » Premiums and ; •. 1' -i:. a:,tl -rule! a; 'la- *t is f<>r Boston. deferred.'!tenderly I Case Corsets 50c. s'>N’S, Tne.-lay morning, Feb 17t ii, at'.* o'clock. Corded only IK Pieces Colored silk at .">0c 1 \rri• 1*. D. l*as. *etni-annu il. 1.103,115 3$ per yard, Haskell, Haskell, ** at worth 97 l-2c. | Kelt 12, l—-jvvT Premium* in transit, Damask, 25c., .-Hi pi ineipally ! in all shades. for Deeember. 13*.714 51 GINGHAMS n* m ’N' I Arriv* *1 V i*-, H*»*lji- I 5 Pieces of Cream Table at i — Account. 37,314 14 Damask, :. i.‘ t "t: Suspense iii Pieces Colored Gros Grain Silk at 81 uo. n Agents’ Balances. 7,196.90 V.'-r F« * l**arcl s*h. Lm-iu porter, ; ___ at 97 worth 5oc. 1,000 yds. Best Quality Made, the Sold at even P tra P' Arr'.vci -rh. .1. II. Pam-, ] i »n.i,>76.17* a. $103,876 178.51 I-2e., everywhere $1 23, and a’.: P \rrive l -<• h. Doni M A Job Lot marvelous price of 0 1 -4c. per yard. 5 Pieces of Cream Table Damask at WARRANTED. sells. N -11 v'w '',r^ DEPARTMENT. 50c., pattern >tand.trd of lour and a naif per rent. Interest be used, the Surplus is over J’: k»'/. M 'ivni, PVn.aii'liii;. Di'U.r, Mainm- -—or—- 2 Cases Spring Styles at 10c. per yard. W -Mil -I"! * •!"‘ ~ worth 02 1 -2c 5I' "• d!”"V- in the Balance Sheet, a dividend will be apportioned to each partiei- The _ 1’ro "A F* •! \Uf a V 11. lit-rri " g I wl mh he demand for these goods have in- shall in force at it* anniversary in js$5. 5 Pieces of Black 44 in. ... \\ "i .1 *».ii, N. l; Cashmere, wide,1 O. creased to such an extent that we 1* t !'• .1 >;•'.■*' -ji'j Brow a Br* j .*103,876,178.51 CURTAIN NK« Y‘,i:k, .) ,I,,:., 1-. at 27 worth 02 l-2e. POLES -J1, l-2c., have in our stock a •- placed good Ba- "i 1 \ri *-i -*-ii H !t: M. G. j • •Ii 1 !’ f... *:*:.• r* \;a *rg* r-*u i. received which w can at very ! 5 Pieces of Black 14 in. DRESS CAMBRICS! assortment. Prices 50c. each. Summer Silks. V •' .•:.*■. I •* it r i—t-i *i*.u a Mark P r. *i Cashmere, wide, j low Jilice- BOARD OR 'N Far -ii, 1 -I' iI.a\ aiia. TRUSTEES. lO Pieces ■ I 1- -k \V; -; at worth 75c. ! * .! 12 'll- : A Mail'!. !1«: n.i'.n von John H. 50c., ( tirtain Poles .50 each. ** I’o.st, Sherwood, Julian T. 20 Pieces of and at complete.S *mi'■’••! K Davies, Striped Checked Silk 1>! km**n i•• ni*■ l.L. <|»ro'.|il .. <'. George H. Robert 1,000 yds. Wide Foulard Dress Cambrics *• liirhrtrdson, Andrews, Sewell, '■ -• K• i11-«.i•. 1 ’/*• Bi-.-akwiier. F* Arrivci a. .1 ■>!.:. Alt*xan«UT II. Kihn K. Deor^e at 02c., worth 87 1 -2c. ** »• !k'vciin, r<"ivrirk II. Jo*. W. Im. Bamboo 1.75 co^.-itt, Thompson, Rufus Reek hair, "/«. i. Jan. 2k Arrive! .-eh. < i.ira P. < "♦•yin-'iir I.. Il i-irl, l.owis Shirts Plums, Black and White < Laundered oleor-i, May, Dudley Meoil, Win. R. Dixon, '•.*•<»: N• A •* »• *« Ki'-h.i: \ Mn < Red Me Damask \ Vn. *2 In. Walnut 'ir*I\ »liv« r llarriman, Anson J. Hobart 5 Pieces of Black 48 in. 1.87 I..HI- Stager, Herriek, Cashmere, wide, and checks. \*'U :*m N »V.,1 »•'•<• -4 >ai!et ship «inei'la, i>. Hoi'i. ii. W. Smith, Me; stripes !I«nry Frederick Cromwell, -M* ■ rv. H K"iiy. I Case Hathaway's Make only ?5e.. w n th Tho.-e in want <*t in iiil- line will do at 75c., worth 81.00. J'. ".*:*. I I n port -hips A hii* r < "htirn, anything at 25c., worth 50c. PRINTS ! \ .... v.-u V ai. K. well to 81.dd. >>rk, 21st, U. Thomas, examine this lot Ic-iore they arc ail gone, liLA't E\t, <( N :•••: i". P Horsey, Garry. from Boston, nr FIELD, Agents for Belfast, Me. \ at These are the best for tho for we cannot guarantc the.-e prices for over two 2 Pieces Silk Warp, Henrietta Cloth, goods money 4.000 yds. Remnant Prints, best quality 1 Case Cnlaundered Shirts. Linen Bos- 1 < < ■ (, A V a. weeks, until TUI" l.‘)T is as we M. l<. \ Ot \, an", / Jan. In port h.ar'j'a- Beatrice impo-ed of, : Cenerul Agent, Portsmouth, X, H. worth ever offered retail house in this Arnold good hand- sums and Call's, h? 1 -do. H.. i.n- 1 81.50, 81.75. by any make, length, Mini. cannot i-pla*'-- Umiu at the above price-. *2w7 Silk Velvets. some 1 i -2e. I Case Cnlaundered Shirts. 7dc., M AKITIMI Mist 'Kl,LAN V country and we WARRANT THEM patterns, only superior ( 5 Pieces Black Ottaman, all wool, 44 in. 1- H 11-11 iii an, \Y.i, from si. J 'iin, N. B.. R. H, 1.000 yds. Standard Remnants, 4c. quality■. ’: \ u COOMBS & FAST f V .-rk. put int<* IT-'. ineet"\vn -hi ii,-1. with SON, PERFECTLY COLORS. In Colored and Black at *1.00, m at 50c. worth 75c. *1.25, 1 a taken a ii*a\; s*pi.ai! If That wide, 2 Cases Best Prints at 5c. per yard. M* r'- I -ia.nl 70 Main >treet, Retfast. Bell’s 81.75. *2.00 and <2.50: marked «* < 1 Case Merrimac 4 i"Wfi .a net nv K. B. Gar-iner, (i O 'T Sarsaparilla!! Shirting Prints, l-2c.,1 olel vith o! 20 cent. aii for VViulerport sold at Be. down per F k-p"?’ -.a.- tii a.-i.orv at F*»rl point m RAYMOND'S always Tim-sM.i •.. ■ n2nami nalis lain.a^n l. I Case Indigo Blue Prints only 7c., here- I I ■; A mi;, 1 iirm-r, at B*''l"li, FeP. •*, reports VACATION w. o. KING OF REMEDIES, p J.on .ai otv !•’ min in rth, i*»n. 71 25 Dozen tofore sold at 10c. V' :: it |; siiinnan. portiaml, almi. 1 0 .•• u».■ ami in a ! ".,- r-itn-n For the or in/* p EXCURSIONS Blood, Liver,1 We have made an IMMENSE at ii ii Kidney purchase! -*• All Travelling Included. Fiaau ••, It"ir*:>, oi a ml tr*nii U«**-k lamt for Expenses Nothing Like It ! Nothing Equal of these and offer: — goods, Now *rk, w itii the st'ii. Mimiie ( .Taylor,! to it iu the Market .’ ■: 'in*! _, a s "T dll doz. Colored Velveteens »milt N. P.. Parties Mill leave Boston Border, Hemstitched; k I. I.:_ ■. .. 1 ! u a rut liown to the watt r‘- □rug Store Damask Towels SEE Black Silk •••■•-* w a- n SHEETS OE lldkfs. at 1 worth I7e. * k m-ai- tin- luaia■rig^in^ and TESTIMONIALS tie., at 50c., 02 1-2' ., 75c., I .no, *1.25 per yd. m ’. !•• onl J- k rusln 'I in The ■sfia^uwa was fed, 26, and AND GET A Ill doz. Colored m crew Thursday, Tickings! Border lldkfs. at Id 1-dc, Rich shade* and entire new stock. went I 8ani])l<‘N Fret'. at 12 l-2e., worth 17c. m "aril Hi* M. a a- lay .-i- ;,nn hviv takoi. o* 30 doz. Ladies’ Linen Hemstitched at x m. i! -II v l ho l.attfj *•.-! !M_'I- homi-it* at' :iml I Thursday. March 19, 1885, Sle Hottfe of Department. Remnant Splendid Ticking, at 4 3-4e. «:. iiliot .j at •ian-iwo ONLY 50c. PER BOTTLE. Id 1-dc. Straw Ticking 5c. per yard, heretofore BELLS Erery Bottle Warranted. 20 Dozen oil doz. Ladies’ lldkls., d lord.de. DE.Li*'Ab'l PRICE CUKKEM. TWO CRA^D TRIPS 2 Pieces of the Celebrated Cashmere sold at 10c. 100 Silk dd r'-. [.,l Weekly for lh> .A/ttmui. lldkls., per cent, reduction. Silk at 1 Case A. C. A. Feathei Pick- < 75c. per worth $1.00. Amuskeag il> H. >ai:'.km, ».■**, Main "tree'. SARSAPARILLA yd., ARMURES. • • 'i.! « A. I. 12' .. worth 20c. *!aickki. run i," ; \n> picopi Io. v1 ORLEANS at Ib'.i ii i" # ,. a !. Lam I, p lb, ogo $1.00 per yd., worth $1.25. in. wide, at SI.no marked ■' per yard, i. < ■. 11111;. Vt g Lamb •'kill-. SUgl.OU *■ AM* Till; .. .•'••• i.7.'. of at worth 25c. down i* Million p tt>, ',gt; W. O. POOR & SON, 2 Pieces the Celebrated Cashmere Silk ISc., trom S1.25. i» 2",m2 »at- p .11- n, Toilet Quilts. 1’ ii aiot —. g a leg47) Ag(>ii«n ioi* Boliaist. at $1.25 per yd., worth $1.50. Crashes ! L .: I- -.1. >o~ It .nnd 11 4c tL, :,a>. La* tc !t», Lgl.’ straw 4c ton, o.ijumT.i*' 1 li 50c. 3c. Case Honey Comb, t, f. P tb, ! 2 a 14 l arkev P tb. lOulr- 2 Pieces of the Celebrated Cashmere Silk 1 Bale Toilet Twilled Crash only per .1 tc A Voyage Bom 11 the River will he in- I : lb 123.2 s \ '-Yip lb, 7u> Mississippi RAYMOND’S -THE— Case Marseilles Id 4, $1.do. ■ cluded, ami all Kaiiw.i'. Travel wlh he on 1> k g 14 a1.1, washed P It. 2' "peehti i at $1.37 1-2 per yd., worth $1.02. yard. » Train- <»f 1’nllin in I'aiaee far.-. oth* r ad- :•—r 22 VV ., w 11 w a.-in t!fctj, Many will al-o be VACATION 800 yds. Linen Crashes, 20 in. wide, only f a P tb, Mgl'2 tVoo.i, hard, 1.00 3 .Yon vantages enjoyed. 2\v7 | Gt> "- lid for circular. P :b, ig]2 Wood, > *It, M.UOg.k.V' descriptive Cotton 8c., worth 10c. KKlAll, MAKKKT. EXCURSIONS Dept. W. KAYMOjND, 500 yds. Russian Crash, >c. ’! 1 1 ;n< 1 All ——AND -d, 4c tb. ~g P if... .uaa i. li •210 Travelling Expenses Included. « Washington Street. Boston, Mass. |c os., =..* Mni P tb. Parties will leave Boston 500 yds. 10c. 1 •; n tc •»ti-»lit 2 boons P 2). 10-4 CRETONNES. 800 Yds. Brown Cottons, Remnants, 12 ••r:i P ioi-n, .2 hi.Kerosem-.lc^ai, 12317. TIICKSbAY, AI’KIL Hi, 300 yds. Huckabuck, l-2e., heretofore, 1; M .. tc ... 1.2 po.lock Fire Insurance li, P tb. ,g4 Imperial Company, Nil at 17c., worth 25c. 20c. Brocade. « sold at ■< 4c 13 Pork KSDAY, AI’KIL g'l, AND VICINITY ARE INFORMED I Case Wide lest tb, glit P It., 9g"h> ! OF LONDON. THAT SATIN. Cretonnes, goods, only 1 0;; .... 1 P r\Vl, I.Vl Plaster#' bbi, L'*o and 'lIIl'lisHAV, AI’KIL :«), 3.000 Yds. 40 in. Brown Cottons, Rem- Id 1-dc., sold at dde. II P tb, 431; live Mea p tb, Inlied Mates Branch statement, .Ian. 1st, lss.*,. Ins:,, everywhere Look at tin1 Cashmere we sell at 50c. per 1 a 4r |J, 12gib Miorts p ffft, FOK IIIK A SS 1 1 1 s. 3 Pieces of Black Satin at (> 1 worth 8c. -•••• ir !b. 2 >122 -.urur 1c tl». 0g7-s Rhadames, mag- nants, -2c., yard. A full stock of Brocade and tc on MR. ;. ;.'.o« 7 WM. M Vl|t, I. l.,P liU-l.. 4i* It'*aI L~i.iie, I nincutnhercd.$ 4ir».t» PRIEST] t I I 1 ■'•f'l 1: .- toe nificent ex- Yds. 30 in. Brown Rem- all the ovelties just re- !,.'••gj.llo Pol,1 4c lb, '-gO j r llitcii -\cnilllCIlt lioild-. >'.»J quality, $1.25 per yard, 2.000 Cottons, j Spring I.-: p tb. '.'.i 10 Wheat M-mi P lb. :•,«» Virginia State Bond-. •22,'.M2.no ! -TO- lias TABLINGS! eeU ed. the .stock and amine iViine-see Mate Bond-. '-,501100 purchased business heretofore this bargain as early as nants, at 5c., worth 7c. so successfully conducted Boston Market. West Virginia I >1-ferred O fili -ate*. 1,455 53 by Blankets. I ncalleii Premium*.. I >7,<;_‘u.2o possible. 1,500 Yds. 30 in. Bleached Cottons, Rem- d Pieces All Linen Tabling, lde., sold at Boston, Ke»>. 7. j * ah in Office and Banks. 27.329.51 Pi ! 11.1; -1 !'•-li .•!> re.un.-ry in lots, Mg. 57« j Kent* Accrued.. 4,*13;» 17 COLORADO 25 c. 1 at worth !)c. p am. nants, 7c., In round lot-., ;;}ga».'> l.u, cream j Mr. Archie I 1 Case Colored Blankets 81.011 1 only per 2-oj2. .111:if. ; northern dairie-. ! -and- Nicholson, 2ng2.’f western dairie-. 17 #* 1 "* and Yds. 30 in. Bleached Rem- g j I.IABIUTIES. will continue to carry on a 1.000 Cottons, pair. ;■ ,0 .■ a 5llc. r .. ■; i-, imitation ereaijiericf, Tabling at d7 I-2c., and 02c., are! I’ll*, »?ti« i Los-ic*. .. nants, at worth 10c. I Case White Wool Blankets, all Be-erve for liein-uranee. 8c., per-1 1 ni.i‘I ", market i.- erbreh withoui ,-pirit. superb quality and patterns. 2,000 yds. of Colored and Black Press Ail other Liabilities. CALIFORNIA. 8d.dd I find -OI di flyer- take immediate re«juli-f- feet, per pair. 1 .• 01 and be. 1 »‘: i Mirplus. 723,535.119 Goods, in Plain and Brocades, half lots, 5ai we-tern, A ! in all its at the old stand 1 1 TOUR OF 59 branches, in the 1 DAYS Print | at 12 — * 4 I-2c. I .- I 1 is dull. I 1- ask 2b LIT*,5*0.2 A wool, only per vard. market Hoi a< for J ini'! I lie Wonder* of tie ireal Plains, the Rorkv 1.. 1 ire no -' ISt'Sl X -* N1. Dept. Mil at III. I !! I 1 d 'I neyers ll^ure- 1M Jill 1AU i'M. tain- and tin P.i< iJie ( oast. Halls ;.l ( worth 25c. '' hi.ago, Old i Ki' -n i-t* 1 .. 2 I northern, 24 w extern ^ g24 2.'. / nt'om '■. I'.rpemlitu re*. .III. F. Lie Angeles, Ml, Fran Telegraph Building, 2 •• 1 -Jo.-k 2 lower. iW.'lf. 30 in o 1 e M"'d<-rev, >all L ike < Fro Fire F F i .• City, etc arriagr- Mr. I*RIh>T Yds. 1 II vi \\ 1 > i:aw N 1 1: 1 .- lirm n 17 ^ has secured the services of 2.000 Remnant Print, good quality. $ .V»gl*•, Brcm* .$l,'M4.17o ,1 Losses.. $ 079,0* 9 !7 at the Principal Point-, and numerous Mdc ! 1 la-.. ir-' •minan 1 e\eii moif. li <• straw i- 1 Interest. 30,1 17.30 < ouirni -- rip-. t H fii 1 s. at 3c. worth 5c. i'ii .i'-«*, i?I7 7.ug fair, 10gl7; ordi- I: ill 1< siou 102 per yd., Ware 26,375 incidental to Small Trip tlu* loseinllc and the Yds. 1 or and 13g 14. Valle) 1,000 eiovery, Big Trees. -■■v •. ? gii -i •pi.iiity rye, $l^gl9; maetiine ; $1,072,502*1 Ac.’ 124,572 1,500 Yds. Remnant Print, best quality, 2 Pieces Red Tabling at title. r rl ! g ,2 oat |. sj Turkey Cotton Dross Hoods, ti I —4c. i $i>ig| Taxes... 63 4’*“''end or call tor 1,(100 yds. 24,896 descriptive circular. I who has had tnanv vears as a FIRST “ Ml other experience at 4c. be. DEPARTMENT. •4 ..t!7 1 -2c. W. CLASS TAILOR and LETTER Mr Driest per yd., worth “------| payments 20,405.75 HAYMOND, will “ “ give hl» personal attention to the 5 50c. Tarlan -w,; Plaids SPECIAL NOTICES. 240 Washington Street, Boston. Yds. $1,017,0)-..'.' ! 1.000 Shirting Print, choice styles, “ “ 100 0 62 1 2c. 1’ Mieies written on \v\u»0 & Manufacture Pieces Satin and Gros Grain Ribbon, at 1 Oi-. and 12 I-2c. desirable risk. SS.— supreme.Judicial Court, January Cutting at 4 l-2c. worth 7c. pet yard. FKhP ATM OOP, Agent, Winterporr. Term, 1885. per yd., The last quality is the best goods, and of all garni ids from this establishment, and at 5c. Joseph Williamson vs. Thomas per yard. Wm. 0, Poor & Son B. Witherspoon. feels confident, with his experience, that lie never sold at so low a price. Underwear. SEARSPORT 4 ND now on suggestion t< the Court Unit Thomas can give good satisfaction and 200 Pieces Satin and Gros Grain Ribbon B. the at the time I1A.VE REDUCED Witherspoon defendant., of * service nf the writ, was an not inhabitant of this at 10c. per yard. _ I Case Gents’ luderwear, 25c. 'M.tie, and bad no tenant, agent, or attorney within Guarantee Perfect Garments SPOOL tic that bis Fitting •• & BLOCK MFG. CO. same, goods or estate have been attach- A full line of the 50 Dozen Colored Bordered Hdkfs at i 1 27 1 ! in this action, that he 5c., -2c.j Brown’s TREASURER'S STATEMENT. lias had no notice of said P Sarsaparilla ‘1,11 attachment, it is Ordered, that notice of the Ladies’ Vests, 27 l-2c., former price, 50c. j of this worth 8c. I that the full p< ndeney suit be to the said •* To H.'ir. 0 liottle. hereby certify amount of given defend- Latest Patterns of Goods! Towels ! “ 50c., *( 75c. capital o*. above corporation 1- .$20,000.00 •'"'L by publishing an attested copy of this Order, Woolen All 50c. together with an for Gentlemen’s 25 Dozen readies’ All Wool Hose at 25c., Wool, splendid effects, only per Amount of assessments all paid m. 2'',ooo.uo abstract of the ‘plaintiff's writ. 1 wear constantly on hand. Dept. Id 24 il.rce weeks 50 doz. Linen Towels, in. long, in., Advance on spool -lock.. l.sootiO successively in the Republican Jour- ; Bell’s a new- Low worth 37 l-2c. yard. Sarsaparilla, Amount invested in real estate in How- aper printed at Belfast, in the County | y&~l*rices to Suit the Times. 12 I-2c. each. •■t ** aldo, the hi.-t to In: not wide, land, Me. ... 5,05O.Ou j publication less than I ( same size as thirt\ before 10 50 Dozen Ladies’ Vests and Pants at Ilnurn's) aOr. Amount invested in limber lands.]5,. extended to my successor. From personal knowl 10 doz. Turkish colored j per yard. Carpets per January I have Towels, striped, January, A. I). 1885. Ad damnum live hundred dollars. c».g«* no hesitation in recommending him as Shirt at sold at $1.00. Three Gro«.s 3w7 a first class tailor and and feel 75c., usually 40 in. 20 in 12 l-2c. Tapestere Hangings in elegant designs yard. to Give Away. CHARLES E. ADAMS, Notary Public. Joshi’ll Williamson, Atty., Me. cutter, assured that long, wide, A I ( Belfast, tie will entire rue opy of the Order of Court with Abstract give satisfaction. I nhali remain in 0 for from 87 l-2c. to 20 Bolls Double at .'5?c. W e < the a 50 Dozen Toilet Cakes 25c. $1.75 per yard. Warp Carpets ONTINPH 10 sell all Drills and Patent of the \\ rit. 3vv7 shop short time and will be pleased to intro- Soap, ‘luce friends to the Me.Jkino at Attest-WILLIAM BERRY, Clerk. my new proprietor. Again Curtain Poles, Black Walnut, 75c. and thanking you for past kindness, per yard. IIOTTOM PRICES. Undertaking] I am respectfully yours, $1.00 each, 10 Bolls Ingrain, All Wool Filling. 50a. ARCHIE NICHOLSON. Il.-lfa«t, Fi ll. I'i, 1885.—tf7 Belfast, Feb. 2, 1885.-0 White Goods l’.bony Poles, $1.25 each. and (52 1 -2c. MVLB YTI1INO in this line and per yard. promptly thorough- NAPKINS. Linen Scrim in and Mexican Ij ly attended to. Night or Sunday calls answer- plaiu work, ed at B 1! on COOMBS’, N'orthporl Avenue, or at Notice of Foreclosure. 10 doz. 50c. 12 1 2c. and 25c. A. A. HOWES 6l CO. J. L. SLEEPER’S, at foot of Square. Napkins only per yard. Lowell Extra, TITHEREAS JOSEPH of “ “ —SELL— BLETHEN, Frankfort, DEPARTMENT. 10 62 l-2c. Drapery Chains, Cords, Shade Pulls and CASK.ETS M in tlie County of Waldo, and State *f Maine, HI by bis deed of “ “ A. mortgage December con on we 28, 1881, 10 75c. Tassels hand, in fact shall sell of all grades and all sizes on hand. A to me Quilt Superfine, constantly the Dept. vcyed following described to Brown’s assortment of premises, Sarsaparilla large TRY ESTA8R00K & EATON’S wit: All of ids right, title ami interest in and to 10 Pieces of Striped NainsooksatO l-4c. them way below bottom prices. certain premises described in a deed from Robert for cts,, and leas If occasion calls. KdIx-m Burial llstOitx In “ Killman to said Joseph Blethen, dated August 19, worth stock will be found Fringes Tapestries, of all kinds and per yd., 10c. Belfast, Jan. 29th, 1885—3wb* prices. 1879, recorded in Waldo County Registry of Deeds, 50 Honey Comb Quilts at 50c., worth 75c. Royal Comfort” Book with all to match. t ut Flowers and Floral Designs ol' every descrip- 185, Page 188, buildings thereon, some of them 10 Pieces of Plaid Nainsooks at 10c. Brussels, tion procured on short notice and at very low prices. having been erected since the conveyance per 25 11-4 Crochet Quilts at 75c., worth! *Sr\Ve satisfaction in So. of said Killman. Also another lot of land with the White Goods! always guarantee perfect CIGAR. worth 15c. MARRIED. everything in this line. Iyr7 buildings thereon, bounded as follows, to wit: Be- yd., 11.12. Straw FOR SALE BY ginning in the west line of the road from I Mattings, It. 11. COOMBS «€• leading In Stockton. Feb. 4. Mr. Horace O. Bowden and SON, Frankfort Mills to Prospect, at a stake in the east 10 Pieces of Plaid Nainsooks at 12 l-2c. 25 Marseilles Toilet at 1,000 yds. Remnant Lace Pique only 10c. lfr. O. BOOK ,{'• corner of the lot Quilts SI, agent's Mr*. EII«i I. Small, both of Stockton. 70 Main Street* Belfast* SOy, Belfast, Me. formerly occupied by Catherine Oil Hopkins, owned Frank thence per in good apron Carpetings, In Stockton, Feb. 8, Mr. Alliert N. Ivellv,and Miss Sept. 25, 1884.—flm39 by Berry; westerly, worth 20c. 1-2. yard, length. Fixtures. said SI..17 Annie Harrington, both of Stockton. by Berry's land fifteen rods and six links to per yd., price NOTICE. land of heirs of Web Pique in stripes and checks, in abundance. Our stock is now 11. Stockton, .Ian. 2b, by Rev. I). VV. Hardy. Mr. i Joseph Treat; thence easterly, by 10c., spring William H. Keene said heirs’ land to the County road; thence norther- and Miss Mary K. Ellis, rioth of ITPriEREAS, RIOSES COPP, late of de- I 12 15c. and 17c. Our stock has arrived. Prospect, ly, by the road to of the l-2c., per yard. spring .just on exhibition. Stockton. ll eased, Ids deed <>f dated Jan. place beginning; being by mortgage LATJITDRT I *»aine premises to said Blethen In Stockton. Feb. 7, by Rev. I). VV. Hardy, Mr. 10th, J8h4, and recorded in Waldo registry of deeds, conveyed Joseph by Andrew G. of Laura J. Pendleton, deed of November 17, Staples, St. Paul, Minn., and Miss i»ook 198, page 198,conveyed to me, HARRIET I). » FTEB SEVERAL YEARS’ EXPERIENCE WE by 1875, Nellie B. of recorded in the above named Registry, Book 182, The we does not of the we have in stock. Mudgelt, .Stockton. JOHNSTON, a certain lot of land situated In said .1 are prepared to do all kinds of work Remember tlie to secure these wonderful bar- space occupy comprehend one-quarter bargains At laundry Pa.e 20, see same Registry, Book 187, the place West Farms, N. V.. Feb. 2d, by Rev. James and bounded as follows, viz Page 331; some of j Prospect Beginning In a Xeat if: conditions of suid deed been It is simply an index of of the bargains this great sale. We assure our patrons that Patton, Mr. Frank Vcrmllyeof New York, and Miss in west line of town road leading by the house of Satisfactory Manner. mortgage having Hat ie T. Shaw of broken, I claim a foreclosure of the same and give is at were never as as it to Belfast. R. D. Cummings, in line of land of said Cummings, JM*Our patrons are our references. gains cheap now, and is simply absurd think can remain at the In notice for the purpose of foreclosing the same. goods they Rockland, Feb. 4, Frank Plummer, of Milton, thence westerly by land of said Cummings to the N BRADBURY & JOHN BLETHEN. weeks We advise our to their wants for II., and Florence, daughter of Alford Gay, of niarsh creek, so called, thence southerly by said GOVE, present prices many longer. patrons supply liberally, Rockland. By Tri e P. Peirce, his Attorney. creek about lifteen rods to land of said Cummings, 54 Main Street, Belfast, Me. economy is an object to us all. Our present large force of clerks will be to wait In Jan. 31, William A. Orn Rockland, Feb. 2, 1885.—3w7 inadequate Rockland, and Mrs. thence easterly by said Cummings land and by a Entrance E. C. through HILTON’S store. tf7 --- the crowds that must our store. we Mary Etta Alqulst, both of Rockland. piece set ofl to F. Marion Dunbar, and thence j upon inevitably throng Consequently shall add to the In Buckfield, Feb. 2, Mr. George H. Watkins of again by land of said Cummings to the road before the trade to call as In the as editor and force, and advise early morning convenient. We have Pari-, proprietor of the Oxford Demo- mentioned, thence northerly about tifieen rods to already and Masonic Association. crat, Miss Edna A. Atwood of Buckfield. of lifteen acres more two in the market some of the wonderful that are be- In place beginning, containing Temple experienced buyers securing bargains Bluehill, Jan. 27, Mr. Richard J. Duffy, of or less, half of the same is liehl, and half wood French ANNUAL MEETING of the above Associa- T. W. of for READY CASH. Bluehill and Miss Bertha S. or Brooklln. tion be at PITCHER’S, ing disposed Hinckley, land And whereas, the condition in said mort- THE will held the Masonic Temple in Bel- In Jan. Mr. Spoliations. Oldtown, 31, Charles A. Gray and gage is broken, by reas« n whereof I claim a fore- undersigned, a personal applicant under the fast, Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 24,1885,at 8 o’clock, Miss Mary A. both of Kirkpatrick, Oldtown. closure. Dated Ibis 7th dav of Feb. A. D., 1885. THEabove heading, is to represent other for choice of officers and the transaction of such In Belmont, Feb. 8th, H. P. prepared by Farrow, Esq. Mr. Harriet d. Johnston. interested in the Court, of Claims at Wash- other business as may come before sal*I Andrew J. Burrows and parties properly Miss Florence M. Patter- By L. M. PARTRIDGE, her Attorney. .JOSEPH WJIiLIAMSOV. meeting. HIRAM CHASE, President. both of Belmont. ington. son, Stockton, Feb. 7th, 1H85.—3w7 Belfast, Feb. 1885.—3\v7is Belfast, Feb. 12,1885.—2w7 5 Main National Belfast. GEO. W. 81 & 83 Main Block. 10, St., Oppo. Bank, BURKETT, St., City ■■■ WILL cm +A e you or The End Jail |Pw»l»j| Workshops. A Maritime Picnic. is Home Items and I the won-it.a, Hoekland ami dition that cannot call either I both to to me. fJT-TTMy daughter made healthy Camden, (steamer you yourself tear, you and eral we < < ts Whether substitute placed her under the command of Capt. Mar- way, hut do not believe they the use of bitters, and I recommend K.\TANI>IN, apt F. Ilnnmr,) Mondays and sick or and a bottle of Hoop's jails. they propose any by hop well, go get have ever set 1 Imrsdays at 2.doi*. m., oi upon arrival trom Buck.- Then, though the path may be dreary. for it. or whether believe the oid tin. The Hurriman’s was 395 tons, before been so sharply them to my people.— Methodist Clergyman. Sarsaparilla, and realize yourself how they system tonnage port. Look onward to the goal ; forth. The is one that is calcula- of enforced idleness is the best for both and she carried a crew all told of article For ir-p nt, Bm-ksport. and Ban the heart and the head be- thing thirty-six Ask any good doctor if hop Wlnterport Though weary. ted to start serious reflections in the Bitters are not THE gor It K tr<»m Bin k-pori, Wt-dm >«!ay and >atur- Let faith the prisoners and does uot As hands. Previous to her new departure she had the best family medicine inspire soul; tax-payers, appear. On earth!!! .1; nt r.tings at al"*ut \ M., or upon arrival of Seek minds of all citizens, whether they think ^CONVINCE the right, though the wrong he tempting. jail workshops have thus far been established ! been in the sugar trade, and carried her usual -t .. from Rot klanrl and Ko-t-m. all Speak the truth at cost: in but four the revolution indicates or the Malarial and Biliousness, will RK ri'RNI M. — Fr- m Boston, l'lie-day-. and Fri- the machinery of your body into working any counties, Androscoggin, Kennebec, ! cargo of sugar and rum. Had the owner been progress fever, Ague Vain i- all weak ;it :> i-. m order. exempting Sagadahoc and Cumberland, the system cannot reverse. leave every neighborhood as soon as hop bitter* days j as careful as our in a stock Fr in Bangor, via and Thurs- When once the gem is lost. he said to have, been and in ab- mining operators arrive. Uimk.-port, Monday fuliy tested, day at li» .!o M. Let strong hand and keen eye lie sence of no more definite reasons for its aboli- deal, and cleaned her the future of From the of Deedsfor Middlesex ready ! up closely, Nova Scotia Shipbuilding. ‘‘My mother drove the paralysis and neural- i.-ktl- -old t'» all point- ami Baggage elmrgod Registrar For pain and ambushed foe.-: tion than at we shall to preseut appear, beg the Harriman might have been as gia all out of her system with bitters."- through. I’rieeof stateroom- reduced. Northern District. earnest and respectable The wooden of Nova hop County, Thought fancy steady differ with the honorable commissioners, at j shipbuilding industry Ed. Osirpt/n S 'ii. as even a Boston Puritan IF I. \\K, \gent..Belfast Lowf. 11. Mass. Bear best unto the close. so i could desire; least, far a> York county is concerned. We but—j Seotia has not failed, as he seen l>v the .UMKn Ben. Boston. Messrs. C. I. Hood & C<-.: (.uiiliiiifii- yet may 2Ct/JKeep the kidtn y* with bit- UTII.KKIKI.il, Nupt have long believed and are now eonviuc- there always is a but—part of her former cargo healthy hop WILLIAM H. Jr Ben. Boston. It me much to n • ..nniu n.l Tli*' clouds be tirmly j j list of vessels now ters and need not fear sickne**. HILL Manager affords pleasure heavy may raining. that the was left on board, ami this was barrels following sailing building: you of ! — Hooi>'> Sarsaparilla. htalih his ed, peculiar system jail economy in thirty Bt Hast, :»• j:., 1 s s t I \ VI My But with the : — evening comes light force in tin's of fine New rum. It will he well to E. Sons & of N. S.. a Ice water i- rendered hurmles* l»e< n such that for some I have county should be radically chang- England I Bigelow, (Jo., Canning, and more year" past Through the dark are low 1 < wind-complaining. bear this in mind, as all the disasters arose and n with hitter- m h n iL’< d t*> take a tonic of some kind in ed: that the best good of both prisoners and 1.700-ton ship; Sheffield & Wick wire, of Can- refreshing .iving hop LOCAL TIME. Vet the sunrise gilds the height: from this fad. th<- spring. and have never found anything free-nicn iu our domain would be en- Well, the Harriman left Boston it each draught. And L*»ve has his hidden trea-urc greatly ning, N. S.. an The ernes when action. It It a safe, Hut lm my wants ns your It hanced tIn* establishment of a work- in good shape; tlie owner went home to 1,800-ton ship; Spencer’s; Winter Sarsaparilla. i»> jail ALL OTtlLR IlIOTT- ,a'o and enro —The vigor of youth for the and intirm Arrangement terns For the patient and the pure: 1 speedy aged up my system, purifies my hloon, house somewhere within our dream of enormous sperm with oc- Island Co., a 1.850-ton J. B. North, of county limits. whales, ship; CINLS FAIT ns il S and ]i un- in bitter* :!: -FROM sharpens m\ and seems to make And Time gives it- fulle-l measure hop appetite. From time it has been a law of casioually a ton or two of ambergris thrown in, ine oxer, To the workers immemorial, Ilautsport, N. S., a 1.750-ton ship; Adams Me- nets DIRECTLY ^ Mcircus liavo l.espcetfuliy yours, who endure; all of which were to be the of the Hurri- < —“At the change of iife nothing hip; Hop allay Castine & jail Alfred | the kiDirris, by it when Thereto.” \ Islesboro, Brooksville, Has the future pledge supplied: rolled into P. Five Mile Kiver. N. S a l/JOtMou | ( One of our business men to ed men and women arrested for offenses, Days months and months into Cameron, LIVER FOR- prominent said For we know that when we "awaken*- petty and LOW- physician:; and a ml ibem there in idleness from years, but nothing was heard of the the ship: McLellau & Blackie, Great Village. N. S., — “The best for ;i bi- us the other day: In the my wife keep thirty vessel; j ELS, resti ri:i~ _;frie:id3 li a d periodical spring We shall he "sati-tied.** owner was the a 2,000-ton Putnam Bros., of Maitland, N. 15 i; is i' a s i to six months each, at die cash seriou-ly considering expedien- ship: them t a and oin which will tie got all run down and cmml not c.-.t Tiiif-leN "> «lay> expeuseof healthy \ Igiven them up monthly, they anything; Magazine. : he of the cy of calling on the underwriters for his insur- S., a 1.(500-ton -hip. benefit i* bitters." I law-abiding tax-payers county. die. greatest hop passing your store saw a pile of Hood's ance. when rumor- to reach Boston that The 2.000-ton at jto C< neral Oflice, N. Y. While this course for a series of began shipbuilding Londonderry, — llion, ROUND TRIPS PER WEI K pursuing long Mother-: with sicklx, Hvtfu. mir-m.. SajisAi*arill a in the and a was a N. S., the lion. M' LHIan, will be the i,il- window, Igota years, under the delusion that we were severely vessel resembling his having grand pic- by George IT 13 BOTH A Gems of first CAFE CURE dren, will cure the childr* n and ! a. ii m- bottle. After she had been it a week Thought. the we nit* up and down the Pacific ocean: she was like four-masted ship e\er constructed in Nova Pien York taking punishing guilty law-breaker, have in selvc* bitter* thine, took luce bottles, and it happiness, light, class of inveterate bummers who have become spoken described entering Glasgow, * lO’.s ,i :?i r.i-fs ot the ■' Kidney*, 1 — .■ v*a." the 11 st three dollars 1 are colorless when have sent an to old kidtiex di-ea-e that might h.r ■ n \|. .• N V 1 Will it\ .• 1-1 -Boro. !.-rA ( o\ at ever invested.” unbroken. 1.Longfellow almost habitual on our treas- 1 a port and leaving between two days. 'Phis ju?,t order Glasgow, on the ** !•? «I 1 rinai v ; d By pensioners county il'rr’ Organs; < a a u-e of l.iitei \t Brooksr.M-- «t In .m-l a-diue it in.Id are made worn-out dm' was not what her owner sent her out for; her Clyde, for l,(H)0-ton iron ship, at £5(1 per ton. Drojis-, (irnvcl, (link tes, ({right** by timely hop Wanted. When a man lias no desire but to sneak ury. They upof kards, Buying Agents t. • lie I ta -l. I .o;i v lit d.i-l at 1 r. M plain was and while she in some to be built at the ot Alex. A Son, liisei. M-, N« iMiilii:.. a-.es, Exces- — -*-»• men of yard Stephen xveak u:t. i, — Hood’s truth lie a deal in a narrow lazy derayed moral sense, and ne'er-do- object whaling, Indigestion, i, in u l».N h>l*A \ \N ii, || ave l-h slior-1, B •!< I'-Cmt Sarsaparilla. may say great very and ses, f emale \\ e kne*ses, it more fulfilled her mi—ion Mr. Rob- delivered to the owner next Summer. of the cannot «• wells who think honorable to borrow parts by causing bowel*, \i-: ; ,, ; ,;•:er* 0 ;>u ami fasti.te at :> for Belfast direct. s hi bv 11 Price si a space, •Jaundice, itilio*' lh,;ul> druggists. bottle, [specie. 1 This will ness, without leave than to Then, there are erts much wailing, -till >uch cruise- did not be the pioneer metallic \e>>»*l for a are used. 1 .IV Belfast same -I tv t J I*. M «•! \ b-'tt s io: < I. HOOD & 00., i beg. ije?M‘. s.-i.r Sto: 11;;eli, l>> speyMn, ( iistom will often blind one to as no and Holmes was with Nova Scotia firm, and the of tin* —:• ■;11;i«■ arrive-in B- iia-t each in tiim ;< s. Muss. the good persons who, having tine sensibilities to be pay, Capt. dispatched precursor ConMipahi Pile**, Pains in t. e trip Apotheeaik Lowell, A in. i\ •.-«•■: •. well as to t ile fuil to hunt her and an from wood to iron and steel, which i- I ami Bo-i-m irain- _-• l» g WY-i. evil fleets «.f any shocked, to as a matter of powers up get explana- change I?s;ek, I,«ii>• *, «»r Ifetcntiou or long-established actually go jail pure ide, Bitter.- x\ ill a i.• < Iyrl2 N *; n keej t.iini \ FT II. F.A M ag- are tion from Capt. Martin. Capt. Holmes went to slowly, but nevertheless surely, coming about li e t e :i t i o u of C r i n c RBOFB, system. economy ; they In ,, .. fWhattly. principally rum-peddlers robust hca!!' n ,• ini, .,-i. I 1 11 >1 -. I SVt (Iff and whalers, and discov- iu the fleet of vessels owned in these wife-beaters. They argue the question this every port frequented by provinces. $1.2.3 a r i»::- m.ists. Study is the bane of the aliment of that Howard St. d s — i"i boyhood, way. "If l can pay mv fines and free board ered the Harriman was still afloat and I). Troop, of John, N. B., To produce I 0,10,.:,,. N, Hid e!ii!>;- DR. DAVID the of get youth, indulgence manhood and the alw .i\s be on not intend more wooden vt TAKE f'O OTHER, .'t lik- -ii, ..;»>,<• .: through a hot summer or hard winter by just could relied being exactly where building any »el>, repo*-, night. I, nitier- restoration of old age. W. S. L tudor. li> lines as iron ones can be almost as 1 d P.imphl Ml' r t«s- doing nothing at all, it will be money in my Capt. was not. purchased cheap uFltn'':: r.n." ""1?. retiring. as R. R. what now Maine Central Aud so it will. Old habitues can Capt. Martin, on overhauling his stores, dis- the spruce ships cost. jMariuc KENEDY’S There never appear more than live or six- pocket.*' jail -v; in. i: v co.. lint a covered the New rum bouau/a. and Journal. men of genius in an hut if were land great deal of such Indeed. England age, they united punishment. Pro* uleii !. • it found it to he of A 1 Turn- 1 ;,11 TiME-TABLE. the worid could not stand b- lore them. that class of persons thirty days in jail is lit- sampling quality. [Swift. the on the xvlir .• lat.el -e; \. tle !«•ssthan a holiday season during which they ing matter over in hi- mind, he consulted 1}27 On and after Monday. Ort. *>0, |sM. it Adam's Fall. St '111' With ‘I! ,, it,.-:** a, ,, ■ can do what 1 like with my colors now,** recruit their wasted in hi- officers, and found them also alive to the -P” Ii..; »!•••:: i' Ituriiiiim \\ :t li 111!■■ ar 11 tor I tan energies debauchery " 'aid the » of Kver since Adam's which human -• !’• >vt i;>r• 'i run a.* proud young scholar. "S eould 1 at and crime, onlv to r< turn to their wallowing i:i good qualities the liquor, and his proposal fall, subjected AXXl A I ST A TEMEXT rvilln, r.o*t«»n, will nature to disease ot the flesh, there has been a t L. ; in. Ki..-\ 7Tn--ni.|»ki only other people [liuskin. .‘gain he turned over to the tender mer- whales weul.ii the owners alone and very fact that upon the purity and vitality of the Mood 7 l'*, Tnitv "7. I 1. .i'-1' r«.-.4nn >.17.arriving at ei- s of t Stevens. The sad fact iu connec- turn tin* hu-ine-s into a pleasure met with 'There are men of conviction apt. trip depend the health and vigor of the whole system, Hitrnhani at :io a. m whose very the of all hands. A old tion with the is, that a approval gland, high an that disease of various kinds is often a R. H EDDY I. IV. I'I;: M.,1 i! |vh,i \\ ... faces will tin era. and there are b*- foregoing very large onl; p light up was '■ of these classes of in this time d> lei mined on. and another of .-ign that nature is to remove tile ai-Uirbing 17. > i\ '\ t I’nitv iiev women m whose \rs almost percentage culprits nip trying No. 71> Stalest., Kist., Koston. i11g you in:i_\ uppuxjtc •< 1 rum served out. of cause; hence a reliable blood is of 1 1(01118 \ I.cnt'.iv i'- t '"ii _ arri\iii” at 1‘tirnhain from our (11S11F311C8 T'f'r the t urf of K ami Liver Com- country go two cities of Biddeford Every port any pha-uic purifier great, iilnry lead the whole of safvatloll. I G0D)UT, Si Til f> ■'!' n i;| ! -• plan Fields. note was to the than is plaint*. Constipation. a l ii aiders and Saco, and as the record their num- visited, and between visits a hunt imporirinec people g• nemiiy sup- oFNEW Y«»UK. shows, are Britain, h .tinv :i alter whales as posed. We pleased to say that Hood's Sarsa- arising from in up .- fnt of t!ie !'•!.< ■<»I>. 1 have s- en and bers are The whole num- slieh could be easily caught respectability amiability rapidly increasing. bears unmistakable of this suit \- made to the In-urainc of 111.' ciaim- I i' to ■: .: _■ K To vrora^n w!io s itt- from the 1 Is took Siicce-- seemed to on parilla proof being (■ Mumis.-kmer of the nnyof pecu- over the -urn-: I have seen ber- committed t<> in Alfred for 1 SS.‘i and place. smile their Olio 'Inline. A -.-Rl Ills i- I \Y grouped air-tight jail of a mcMieiue, and we think it a trial. ''I d• ••!' Maine >n the First \ I.- U Ill ( it v |*. ii.t 1(, 1 liar to their sex it is an u-.f fri- nd. A 1 worthy day of liling 1 >s4 were— whales would come .Vo in Hr I'; if ... -• virtue and over the pleasure trip; alongside Af/tm'H ri :pj at i' i-i -t 1" 1. 111. l>rnegi'ts. One D d .irnb or a Idresa Dr. intelligence hovering ■„■, and to be >ardo;i wants for a 1'h it’s tie- JANUARY, 1885. Hit it s < but I beg harpooned—a request .floo.onu play kind fat 1 it':'. 1 i». in •:..»» r- David Kennedy. Iioudout, N. Y. register; have never seen tru« happiness ISS.i. 1884 easily I an. at t«» 1.«-< it •"»in the After of a sard—that’s the value which he on his 1/ init’.f, •• •; r. in a eiic!*. when- the faces were not fo;- intoxication. ■>.'> 78 granted by captain each whale place.* ptltCIlf'll'ilii J. t ... n.-Ti.-liki- -*•). Ki,.'\ Jr. l:r-..>k. family toil. it. H 1.1 * I * N a move would he made to some con- •• 7 ■•!.< I •in; 7 K rii: at i:, i luminated by the blaze of an open tin p.ace. assault. 17 8 caught, Cash Capital.$3,000,000.00 ’M-t \ PWMIN TU K'rlJ. tit ii’l r. rLiuersoii. larceny. i;> 24 genial port, the oil sold, a pro rata distribution bra n dm other Reserve for Cnearned Premiums-.. 2,s i7.5H5.00 Manam Says! K-T1M- I \\ it, i!a>i. —I -1 1 vagrancy. 14 In on the of for the crew Reserve for Cnpaid Losses and 4 (aims 105.79s.u 4 principle every tiling When she was a girl that her mother s A aiwa> gave v :•« There is no moment iik<‘ the not violation of law. 11 It; for the \e* 1.1 ••I rcir irl Mr. E D present; liqimr ami nothing owners would take place her and molasses to her Imt surplus 11,720.01 Thrilling sulphur purify blood. nwi sums.o'iil or.-, irn r- :in w n I Story. « sU, "ih.r crimes. II l«» but. moreover, there is no mono m at and some s-. uly seaport give Sulphur Kilters to her gran ichi ire... > >t A* told Mt hunt In lroj, \ Surgical CASH oJli'-iiil ioioi "t'a I A M A >\ ■■ >" WVt.i.> iIk\i '. i.i aii, that is, no instant and < m but in as ANSKT8.$7,395,090.55 try O aided-How a Father. force rg\. painted red by the whole out lit The grand it is the best medicine she ever saw.— The Fath- £ Operation Mile and Total.123 lf»5 Con mi —i-.in-t 1'., y ,re, cl- ;ui. wholes* !. K* an Awful Doom. the pr*s ip. Tin man who will not execute plea-lilt trip lusted for three year-, Capt. er. Daughter aped f rom Pi ! U for-l for id's resomii uis w in n aie tresii him lss:i.75 on the '1 MMA15V OF ASSETS » < >: Hi" tin*.. r<- d :ii-i '.m t' <>t v -markable they upon Holmes followed trail like (Jld Sleuth, IIIV li cures Saco, in 18>3. Though getting upon the force be a « in ii" 17 police may i• uni ! *i. have from tlieu, afterwards; the to find that sin- IleM ia tin I'nited fur or umiv «• to; TONIC,! KENNEDY FAVORITE REM- liopc they Whaling Detective,” only sure cure tor insomnia, it doc- not toilow that get States available tin- Pay- worthy ■ Bra won iiti, .■ ■ 1 3.1 >V IM' ii'" '" in a> win be los:. and eri-ii in the left ment Of E isses Fire and for tin- o.irh Si 1 i\ rai i. i v p 11 I.i.'i.in# dissipated, ; hurry 02 had the day previous But he k«*pt up the ting run in by them will cure a man of the habit ot by proleetion u \:i I‘ im .ill1', ;t ;m and skin "1 the of I ’• Holders of Fin Itl'lli’iiniv: flee 1 i'MIM) I > t' U K I |.MT'..|.' union# ry wornl. or sunk in the slough f 1 'Mil Bnlileforil. for 1884. 1 IS eha-e, and at ia-t ran her to or to sleeping in etmreh when the collect:,m i- being tak- diey ground bay ttv on :ni —i mo: tic ni'-'i in ii — I. |’ i, I A th"' Troy, and of imloieiice. ’Maria Ldgewortb. •'vac... in 1 1. 11 in the hay of Si. Thomas curly in tne present en up. Cash in Ranh-.. $ 2-51,7-5'!. 41 v t w arm. F.A t- Martin had to for Bond* and Mortgages, being llrst ni’\ i year. Capt. nothing show Il'M ns, i'-t- -oi i t<< u, ••u: n.inn r- -I n. In a t w Scott’s Emulsion of li'-n on in# coinersation ith Mrs. Hall, Total.120 hi- cruise but the Pur© Real Estate. worth $2,- I in N. thirty empty barrels of New II II K hl >N L>'» l>- m N DEB1L i TY & WEA KNr j? v, V oil flit subject of some ladies who had Cod Liver Oil with 423.5uo. 1 ,eo.5.400.iM* { young in 1883. of 123 one rum and as fine a collection of rum Hypnphosphites me, in is.pi. in, lit -t .!•■,.i Mm :• | hr luitf, A. ) prisoners, hundred were England l nm "t :i• (. been bereft of fortune. Morgan Ib'ip1-. market value 2 '15,03.5.00 '■< ■’ in-, nil--* uni mi •> suddenly Lady set Has all the virtues of those two mo-t rein- act* I for and advi-ed im in lo.n .rod Nil1!' un-ril, Dl-.AU M«: Mv iii:; I. t r w a- allli. t. with a se. committed for 30 days; in ]8S4. of 155 prisoti- bos-oiiis a- ever were n in an orchid liou-e. popular b.oik and Railroad stocks and -. said, vviih an wave of be: dear, old 1 -in iVF.S a. <1 N ver«- !11 ’A 11 -f f ;:'ih11' T n m vv «• had r emphatic i-s. one Iloime- e lies. Hi |e into a form procured hi m\ paten t...> l.-i,-: TORPSD I THE GREAT •• hundred and were for Capt. dispossessed Capt. Martin ot that is very and . ..il k- I value) 1 4oo.00 n < twenty thirty palatable ■■ V' ;ak; .'• 1 !'t" L" illllO't eVe!' !,><*.'all I gr» Ian. They do tiling that i' fashion- liave oeea-i-ma \ -i Soivc- its, -iervous CO|i:-uited till* very which means that were sent to : hi- command ami the crew. Con- Stat'- and n ar- :y eiup day-, they" di-charged acceptable to the most sensitive stomach, and is Municipal ll.mds, " :i I .dll in' '.-romiiM-ot on and able their and jail New York, id: Mam -nr#' ohy >i«'ian<. Dr.-. imperfectly; singing drawing; a Uet \ a I I’Dii-eioijtlii for non-payment of fines for the com- sidering it cm per not to prosecute Ca pt. Mar- lie}. 222,000.00 = I .■ II. : ■ ; ! Mill 'i ’■ n’rrati.Mi v. >11M be .-•lid rill'll- imposed without doubt, as a combined f.i iriv e 11 u -! t lie no -: Ti"V, ivna! and languages amount !<• nothing. encqualled, mid I. i;- on >i >eks, aide on de- you mittal of tin. !i»* lett him at .Si. Thomas to or. p i> — .If I- A nr". I petty ••rimes. In PSS3 the average ruminate ami ;i t\ i others « U.S .lit t. "in- 1 dal r ~u'.\- I h.''Mated, I vvt iv educated to had there lor and mand. vaiue of Collaler ; line, it.pen German hey marry ; .old. 1 i the v ii iiiflm mof rum. remedy lung troubles, wasting comlilious. jiiarlo-t ‘‘"lie : Me i. ,n> 1 ;i• 11> ■ n n v\ ,-i' .i ‘attendance^ for the was 15; in 1.884 N'*vv England In Your- trulv i. i-.. >|,’t i! *5; A I' 1- '; | ran."I'd » year Remedy, been Hi ais $41 1,434.7-5 time. have gone oil vvil h, and 25-4.u5o.4H) — ■ t * v 1 ." might tic a\ w as 20. to t Martin it mu-t be said that •M an me Bo-ii.1 mu I. i'll el .im-tle 1 f llli.'U' crag.- nearly There lias he. n a justice apt. he you give a glass ot watery” ask*-d a I 5.... 105,(^2.45 w i,t ai.d ii i"..k> They -oa laid all the on man as ifroii:11 lijiireM her Havimr ly increase in the average number of blame the rum being left on he halted in front ot the I,- ,.| a real Premiums uncollected and iti hand- tin ir own salt : do not even know bow to pris- T8UThS7eii THE SICK, 1. -I Dr K I \\ oRI I K they "I dyV REMEDY on.-i- for the past six years. hoard, ami ottered, if pard md. to sign the Kentuckian. reckon >o. Hen v.-u, -sal. t"te 'd \y uts. dress | to -. .*{541,002.72 w 1'rkia# Mi"i muddy mi th" blond J determined themselves. desire give va ry girl, some drinkiu'water for tin -ir tngcr. i'iie foregoing statistics of crime in thi- pledge and wear a blue ribbon tin* rest of hi- h>ar >av, lC-.'i I.1 a t •. 0.55, IS'!. 07 CAN DEE'S V th !,'aili I... :!cs i:i delicate to try it. I" >ee ;i ini'medieiue i-.,uid do v. hat dm-- no matter in r rank, a trade a ir mist, r, what st de lie er from ?" profession, counlrv ;ii'i• w< confess lite. Mr. Robert-, the owner, Di:: Li d !:. d:!i, v ho CSC ail !■ !■• very suggestive; that original plaecs \ £j>■' 1 tor- h.ei tailed and -iirimmi' had hardly that vvopl better; cultivate a;; I'Jt' 1 c'i } I il-c please* you b» 0- tie- figures art rather hi- loss for tin* three of the TOTAL.$7,395,090.55 pop •vri, dared un n-rtake I .u in truth ja startling, for what years’ pleasure trip Frnvi Far. //. P. />. I) Li IL. /’<• ■.{ ■ y that tin* iu Torfiey, .., tilings moderation, hut one thing to pm lec- Harriman at Id. •, i*. v Si lit; Bitters. Mdt of this trial vv a- fa- ■. n l« te tie of mv dailu'i- they reveal, in more senses than one. The\ $40,000. [San Francisco ; all. Maine Wesleyan awl Female CW/c, I) tion, no matter what it i>, for which she has a Seminary ter -d > in iiitol ill mid nm h X 'how that more than Kent's I Me. BOOTS Dr K- A RUBBER V three-fourths of the com- Fill, ill's/n ans /.\ .v i/.yj: nri:i\<; is.* 4. .. a * $ ■ lent. Give her a stall' to lav hold of; let her »RI IT; REMEI A II e eh. -Jed i» We lee-l ..Mi- mittals to for tie* are from Bidde- The Outlook. l)r. F. W. kinsman : Dear Sir. For five years b 'This jail couuty Amount Ri-k- 'VI ii 1-: "i.a diinu' had '•••innl*. lain •! Mv el. win carry me through life without the students under eare ha\e Used A l.ims.u.'s written..$4,712,949.00 in# te|y loia! and >:•<• ; they show an apparent increase iny Premiums received .57,.">1F2.!>5 i’ll I'n. ; v,. •it •" d n ei. vi#"i I,rail hand t K iv- dependence.” Itot iiiic t.'ough lialsam, and have. I think, found it "f crime in this city of more than 50 cent, Huston as ii was ani> as ir is. i. P.dd... .i5.7o4.07 ■S'; ;:: :: V .1: r euro. It M wit per second to no other remedy for throat and lung “EXTRA THICK BALL." in a ar. while in Saco show an tv:t' in h. allli. due t ~>111• liver single y. they ap- Wlit'ii the in troubles.” ditli ail- puritans England, (live 1 S •; - if" v i >ar ..!■■■■ Dr. G. W. decrease of crime of more who; t.ui.il- nt j: it!.. 1, A iP u hi' h 'lie II ei -ufieri d a Ion# Mine nnlii 'lie Rev. Field. parent than 30 per ■ JAMKS Waldo 3to* c’ 1 iii ... in were \ host w ho was carving a of became PATTKK, Agent County. the vitiated un:- very mueh ieduced iii tl« !!•' and Ita ! other in ii- V n#t... -.-eiared |.er?e. health, ai.d this Every Saturday publi-hc-. i--ue 1 | Biddt ford a> with that of our care i, themselves. Kook to vour little and «« Tin ( \\id: 1: ;:i 1 '.is- e u.cd and s.:re:.;. Rely on id i: ENTIlU.K’i I'll s compared sister j pains PHffNiX INSURANCE CO.. ll’ ■ |all\ is DIE K IAN EDA I \Y. of and their took care to ob- aches—use HAM'S “Oil. OF U I. A 1>N KsS| d t > e S’ : January Jl-f. a-ennoii l»> R v. Dr. George over : he In the 118 children, they re, and vcmion, have 1 < i.i;■ *r« I ; n ;. .,i i_i Iiu Bitters, oRI I I. liEMElO \' t-i mv II. hein.. way. past year committal- Oh a.- p d and HARTFORD, 0\\., i .it’ ... tain a fairly, you will remain sound and he,t tub •• S *! I licaitll Ydil fol- W ii* < a t" were from this an charter from the which! wearinir |.»oii ?• ■ * P in In<- #roeery aim "'Minni'-i mi vv hi'-h 1- Id. of the cut: I church, oil ••Tin* Power jail city, increase of 43 in king, h Si I'll; f v Im^ines', On the 31st day ol‘ December, 1**4. Hi" THU k : Mere" me the while hut II were not A “EXTRA HAU.,“ Outu ar Tv. i. :'t-i > min » ( 'J mi- nrtkt ll ,rv foj- I" le.'l Mie .Miaiiiv f ta-te crease of 0 in tin ear. I-it marked that it was notable for the inunbcr of u, u y possible that there but w hich w ould them eon The Mock of the iniMiwtMi Fulphlr Bitters * the give supreme Capital Company. which Is all paid ju i r-11 m 11. vv-.-I nm-iv inmicn printed sketch of the :-ten times ;,s ami other casualties. my Eveialhie# following interesting much crime committed on this dings ■ will <-urc J.iv--rCo:n* trol over tt. The is 4b}T»e -lire an d. \NI»K! I ...1 l.iiy 'eenmd to mill.'"ate tee, and b-aidu! -d in 'i instrument did In. $2,000,000.00 ’’> -in ip pi ti-nic D«edt bedtis- -< A tin make agontio p!ai:d. i:- ii.— -! vere :■ ‘Vin. I e i d DR. K E\'\ EDA to them "all that ot New flavored* igar. K-tahrook A; K;i:*ni,< “al ic— tin* for our own is an part England hi: \-m !-«>i nn; oimpam aui: as follows: “1,1 \| ( K M K Till I N 1 1'. I'-fi m Pill B:t- r:.wo-i; it '-vlllcure3 FAN < >KI 1 E REMEDY Tin- lirsf l.<.tt .ll'M'iled lb v. (ita)fc** W arren I eI• i D. D.. who eon- ! showing city ugly Comfort,” only live cents each at W (). poor A: ; aiv N r. r:.{ v.*iil oin and it i> with that we three s of > linisli. Both a h y y->«l. imnieijiat. relief, ami from that M.i- I pain submit it to the lying miles nth Charles Itivet ''on's, 1 iruggists. Cash II 11'j»:• .1.. in Rank, 111 hand- of j \ lay ran tributes the sermon for the l.OL i..«J UVUoii'd. i". n pn-cut immlvr, but we do >o 1 -a-, thai Favorite Rrnied\ ha re-tor. ■ I me public; because we believe a re- A ale. in roiir-e | I" m-r- and three miles north ot Merrill).ic liiver ofiva:i.-,id.-.-io!i,$ ’dS.3la.N7 i"’ ■■■■■Mm.. hu-band is troubled with if ij Beim. > 11 1' •1 1 s”lpt u Bitters e "My insomnia,” re- j feet uPi The-" I" lafl- w liiri i lain, prove wa> horn in Ih-ifa-t. Maine, December'.!. l*js. form in our prison economy is imperatively de- IP >i I- -laic. 1*;-.:;i 1 !«>W -> and from the to marked .Mrs. “Is he? Mrs. Drecn. :-w mr ir '.m. w, I' To 1 without u vrl \ ; that Dr I- ivorite K-ii -'. i- extending Atlantic the (dray. replied I idled Stale- "lock- .i■ l l• n• t-. 00 provement ij K'-i.iie.ly’- the |.e>f manded, and to efleet such a reform 124,3a'I HI Hi I WMK ■ ID .u lie graduated at Bowdoin in 1 NIT. and people “I thought something was t!i«- matter with him. Boot- in -i" k. -I _■ 1 1 MiliHHHHHHHIIIHHHHHfflHI ’rotd \ Try it; you iulLm> '.-ou^audl mcdi'-iiie in im w-rid for tl-o.-e ailiieted with the college iiui-l lit'1 tin- South Sea," and contained the most Male, ( on ni \, and >1 imiripa 1 >eeunt h--, 2:;<;,47.'. IT know \act truth about the mat- » .1 at tie- Bangor Institution in IMn. Don't you think he nee*Is rest >” jrlad to w in:o!e- abov. 'iill'n I; i« i; any one in Theological Dank slock-.. .. ‘.iIiJ.mh; 00 ineeiiy..f Troy t» i. Journal. of "with an- i Thirl i:„n. I- Pie lie school about fourteen at differ- [Biddeford ample power government, sell.ml Extra doubt- truth of the-e -tatem.ei t- let him ".Mil" alight year- Winds. l>islrh*t, Corporation and Water s to all manner el Wintry : me and I will |»rme Piein. I l.av- re« ninen h d ent tine and place- before being settled in the thority establish whole- l»ond&. 277,400.00 Mutiny and Murder at Sea It’- all for to the of the \VM T. < '01.15 3 Ii V F iv »rit» Remedy to hundred." ami with the same ministry, lb fir-t preached at Frankfort in some laws and statutes." Win- right poets sing praises Rai'road stork-and I 11• 1 -. 1,71 3.3to.00 Sulphur Bitters. orders, S | beautiful snow, and the and I N£*'' RAi_£sL A bells, the Loan-on ; #owl P-.'lld- "U! !' Kh' when- In remained one II was merry sleigh ollateral.... l‘J3,73f> On v year. then *v tltm ■ U II.LIAM DRKaDI-'I 1. 1»EKI)S ON A SWEDISH RRI<. HOI ND throp, the m governor ot tlie ringing skates on tlm gla.-sy lee, bullin', can’t fill Loan-on Real E.-tah*. lau.aSn.OO RKLF.tST, a | Senu r.vv i:.; o A. V. Vx-\w:iy A lo., WINDSOR, sett led over t lie eh mh ill BfcWc, Irolil 1S’>1 to colony, the bill with that sort of w hen on* ..n st-l of < raer < anal ami M- i.nt >!reet“. I rm V <»l ! FROM liOSTON. THE CAPTAIN'S s«'N and his stull* is -itting Interest and Rents m erited s..Y.«t.70 j. y r* cive uant fancy \. 1 >">*>. 1 associates, left the shores of Thence to Boston when- h*-was s.-tth-d Eng- with l:i> feet in a tub of hot his head d u -- KILLED— IWU Ml 1 INKERS SUMMARILY EX- water, :i' land m idlfb. and soon PUZZLE. pa-tor of tlie “Salem ( nurdi," from lsoi; to planted the gov- lip in flannels, and with mustard plaster- on both Total A-sets EC U 1 ED. $ l11;.i*."»7.1*I l v i! In>2. 11, 1m»:» he became of lie “( '*n- ernment of si'les of his best. What a person needs tln n is a pastor .Massachusetts Kay in the land it Attn.i t II.- A stun of ami of a thorough do.-e oi K idne> Wort to act a- t the of nothing quickly congestive, position occupied, brought by brigantine Natal, (ialia. ■■ zation were kindled in teverish condition which comes *»l a hard c*d*i. Re-ef e for tin .dju-Ied !«■.--» -. 2-'.7,»)'•>.T" THE SCIENCE GF LIFE. ONLY SI. An Invaluable rem- lb iiiiuriol Mrs. F. >hr*\ in 1 '-7*5. Boston, never Lucy Huiui Sweden, which last in ()iten the-e colds cause Re-.-i v,- for reinsurance 1 .-’-'h'.'d ;.f ■ » lay night the Atlantic more | bilious attacks, lame back*, r» r H< vi-iied in 1m;;;. 1>7‘» ami Issd. In to be these col- t ipirR oY MAiL PC’ST-PAID. for all Pains and Europe quenched. .Among disordered kidm rheumaiism. catarrh, etc. Kid N» it | edy 1 no iv Ba-in. Brooklyn. It was related to a Herald h< .1 from hi- M the <- onists were men ot social m y Wort can be relied on to ba«’k a d*-gn high position bring aealliiy ] .. V V IiV' -Ml III; T >ia! A-set-. In of I >oetor of Div Mate and A. B. condition. $4,:’*li;.:i.‘»7.:d ••••- Aches, any part iniiy. reporter by Bokberg Seaman and large fortune, able it nation, auda- w: •/. -.1 f !!'-'• In tie of that institution it i- -aid oi li K LI.I.* m p ;, /'/ ?... Vm..;' of the Hisiory and ( o. ('arisen. Over the door of the cabin but Tiic feeling is ., .-.i body. cious not and Wagner sprea*iing t<* remote qr.ar < •• him “Dr. Field is accounted among the most unscrupulous, having I* " sKILl’iiN. Sr.-ret'iru. P n -..i : was an evidence a t'*rs. On a bridge in Pike Countv, Pa., is a sign 'arinst. I ail h 1 u I ami able of of light for life in a the oi their convictions. M \ I 1. U- "NM.i fU ft. Of uio.in:-;.., a V\ !, f "M- yi, ... t i>.*. the mini-try of deep courage They “Walk ure H »rses.” ! ( ul Ml «.l 11 VlJIl'niai, > L '• : •- ’—l.. ! Maine. lie ha- alway s h* en studioii- and mark made by the blade of a mutineer's broad early determined to establish a religious IIakm nut., l-si. •••.rop" | ! !' vi, (i ,c: v. *! n: .1 *itath. '• H"W v\, bear no i« -January nl, .;: in In- habits ami ta-b An attractive a N e often 11 aged people -ay re- hoiarly commonwealth if the most I’'• 1 -• -. 1!■ IL K. nj.: ni ai d ;1 - | hi IUJlf l ie Natal arrived here character, (me of their iiist laws Down-' Kii\ir: mother _ n«• it to me < yesterday after hav- pro- “Why, my di-po-iiion for all publie iforis. he choo-c- to ! aii.a ( oinji 111 y, and mad*.>>tlt to the truiii >i the i, -■ 11i: i ^ if vided that no man should lie when l was a child, ami i use it in my famib it al- ... KNOW THYSELF.* "iilinc lii- labor- at lioim-. ami. a- me rc-ult ol ing sailed around the world. Tin last time the admitted a tor.'aoine -i.item.-nl, i>\ a*a »rdii*t: uhUHM o“ iifr-: _rriir i at !u.S t't»i in*» wavs cures.” If i- always guaranteed to rure <>r snh-eriiied, ■:. f* ’■ '<'■■■ r- •• h f" hi- he ha- freeman who was not a 1i lit u-ir In* -t knowledge ami to-.’ O. !il> !> A. ‘T V** retiring *lisjK»-ition, puhli-hetl few Natal h-D tie Atlantic coast of North America member of the money refumled. a brea? Meal Work on manhood. I f' 11 1 III". “vr ! ... i. T «>! 1 ■f- -t nuoii-." 'la 'ailed fiom hound for church. -Now shall Israel '• Boston, Brisbane, dwell alone" M. V < L I‘nhli'\ 1 * I. V .m \ t.! i V'l VII- at. Pin-i. !‘« Dr. Field ha- had a varied out- mother should have Arnica \ Oh i ini- \RK, Xotury V»’i: UZ TF «*! \ 3SO^ experience Oueeii'lam!. Kvery < Aboard were Captain Knstrom, was their "The older of the churches Pn :r i. I» a5. Err-->f- \ -itic ot the all of In en cry. ment always in tin* house in ease of accident fi >m hi. VTINC. A MU D. •.• I pulpit, which has ii-eful Mate >\ the Agents. byi m i1 (M 111 ■; ;i1 I a 11 1 1 ,1. la 1 1- > 11 Kanins, second mate, who was a >■ ■ i i i-'' in n aud the wrote Cotton I mini-, scalds or bruises. ed ti:r.?s w thcot 11 i ting him lor hi- successful m i m-t rat ion in Commonwealth," y or -••••!.'•! ■ v ir im young sailor of nineteen years, the captain's A man. ;«>-.iay, mi t il, I*, ami ha- contributed to the brcudih *•! \ i< vv to liiemls in "is now so settled u.-.1 !■ I i.'> iv- f..r ill >"ii. a a Holland, THIS of LV-.vij..' KF:.\ir H tv.'l ei:n ■ liptioii- carpenter, steward, and Befits. t o-;iveiies.- can be cured the u-e lIOLYOhK 1;.' •• -foct I J jiennauenl!y by Vila. I > 1 •'».!. POSITIVE ( id: tor whi h he i- noted, while he- hold- In- ovv n Johunssen New 11 a a*’li oiii- i.t \v it! v|i j- in- and Toton. sailors. When two! in England common of Baxter’s Mandrake Bitter.-. :. ran-, (t: ann -... -u^u .-v by consent, ( lirom lnt, !•'. : •-,■ 1 FOR with a that know- no fear. roa/i. isthina. A ill Iii.I VV In \|*o| i- opinions tenacity months out Captain Knstrom one KILEt s< lay dozing that it to mind the new heaven K I! \i \ H- \r- :• .- :■■ "..-it Is 1 I\rr lit t"!V MATI-.M. NElKAId. IA IA IK A Ib has a < of tilings A I'eni.sylvania poultrv man has named hi- tavor- ii Hum, >«--*! large congn gai ion, ompo-cd on Mutual Fire /:<>•■ 1 the seat Insurance > transcom in his cabin. ITeurisj/. ! > night From Co,, ; l"i I .»'• : *»! ••!• 1 a l! :;an y»• -, liouil'l < men and new earth wherein dwells : ite hen MaedulV. because he w ant- her to la\ on, and p; iMITJTIIl'.RlA, 1.1'Mi AND HEsT ot dilft lt-nt elu.rach listi- -. and ho!d- right- 1 very P asant dreams the was : Erf. u n.i...- 1 eapta'tl rudely; an Ohio man the other named ,, tine roo-ter d f In., o\.t-. full tli' in 1 day SALEM, MASS. lAing Fever, DISK \“I LIVER AND KIDNEY uM with singular and suecc-s. 1 In- a eousitcss." “It beeouieth New 11' I*11 ! ■1 ><' !l rr !ll ability awakened by stroke with a broadaxe wielded England because he crew -o. n U'nrk fVcrv Srll'l- 1 iti'ijin.sou, Mib.j S“..} (. .SR & i' ana •' 1 altributable in a mea-ure lo tie- fact, that Throat, Che*f / >' !' a, IM \INT, WEAKNESS OF THE by the carpenter, which laid open his face on always to remember," was the language anrjs, than an> "Idle lu- i- tolt rant to all and l- ( all win* u*e from ANNUAL S T ATE >r sl'INE AND Ll MRs. simple, unpi* the light >idM from crown to chin. He ! ot A AH1).—To Mill'eriny: error- M E NT. other rem- di—i oil •ai.tr It An, the grasped the learned and John Norton, 1 ■ and gentle, he out in pious ami indiscretions of youth, nervous weaknes-, ear ■ J evi ■ i.-la la v Prire [ending “.-peak- meeting" • he axe helve as the weapon descended a I .1 ANTARA 1. 1**5. who loss of maid.. a of vy r .>21 or # i.\ ll: -i CONTAINS NEll'll ER TERPENTINE Sjtdi m a wax that It av> m> doubt a- to Id- spoke by of the General ! l.v deeas, «Ve.. 1 will send recipe Ilair ;• 11ai.! Pi!.-native opinion second t ine, and in that a authority yc -Mmj.le way escaped second that wille.ure KliKK oK til A BOK. Thi- ivl tio\\ ;.| me. la I aw ar-l. -i the all- tli ail sorts ol < t-. “I *<11 > you, *nvat ALO dl< d.. -ubjt lie reads people wound. Court, “that, are a I! s The carper, ter drew his sheath originally, they plan- was discovered M* •• ,i A.-- •: foe-" quickly remedy by a missionarv in s-mtii Amount at Risk, $20,025,<>53.53 •' ..hi to the of. without liesitatioii. and goes lor shams knite. it tation and a k. V WILL NOT EXl'LODF. OR TAKE FIRE. plunged into the captain’s throat under religious, not plantation of j Aim-rica. send ,-elt-addres.-ed envelope to Ki-.v ~ wherever In- -<•< them, hi all till’-, he t- so S Hie left ear and wi-ted it around. The trade. The of JosKPH T. Inman. Station I), A 'nr York-. 1m.".) I. if I i T"iil*I > el hv the IRCI LAR FEEL OF captain profession the of | ( ASM AS-KIs. $*;.'S.7.V.kSl wiLBoa s compound of ^ .'i I oimjr HOME TESTIMON- sincere and purity .! v obviously without the least wish '’hit1 bed liie knife blade, which cut his ll '!••! ion. :.i in* Mill!. 1! fot r« lift, ft IALS. 1 t" or do odd tor lingers the doctrine, and is A mouse jumpe 1 down the throat of a eat in Ro-erve for Rein-m ane.* .$11 t.25s u SENT REE. ADDRESS, -ay thing- the-ake of being to the bone, drew it out and with the worship discipline grappled j N. V., tlie other her to A li iin*r l.i.i -i itii •• i-tiked ahout. that men, who differ from him written her forehead." Amsterdam, lav, choking 2,r»oo.oo—$ 140.<>-.0" a.. .a I whom T carpenter. upon The Gen- death. LIVER BOSTON VITAL OIL CO.. «!*'■ PURE COD «h:-r oi.tli, most, are the least inclined to leave him. Ihe mate, attracted the eral Court ordered that man > by captain's cries, early ifauy t<*r oi MA i\\ |■ Goti, ■ 1'fO DAY'. WITHOUT DETENTION nounce what they consider en or the mo-t. ami The mate and captain barricaded the cabin I i• nk Slock. 07.7«»5.7a is alone altri it i..M i■ • or creation 1 ins or of the and In-ed- oi ■ ( who an uncharitable, narrow ami bigoted, door hurriedly, stanched the blood which government ! Morigaties Tru-t. nl.sound cure d oiut... A •. Id HEAL FROM liCsiNESS. ADDRESS, I i|< >1 Siat.es lined- have a good deal to learn before call iu- How-j Horn the skipper's wounds with lint world, they should he put to death. All 4!i,|5o.oo ilig ( o;uh. II they Mrs, Smith's Case, and uhat the Uev. Mr. Me* s < and I ion* (Hi ■ Iroiii the le. County, tty other Is. ITS. 7.5a live S\ mphum-. ii ii n e- ri i. t THYSELF -irmi Muse.- and lii Prophets. medicine chest and got from the were to attend church has (o about it. J. H. PORTER. M. J persons obliged kins!ry say Railroad Ronds and "P-ek. 173.012.50 one neg >i• «*• 11■ 1,1 D., eautain's stateroom two loi'i Iy i1 guns and two revolvers. •. on penalty of line or A siindrii--. III!.-rest A rued. A »1.353 I an agent is at hand u >r< 21 CROSS < A tier the a whipping. per- ,'T., IIARLESTOWN DISTRICT, Malicious and False. loading weapons they made sortie. < ash on Hand. ,-u of tin* ( i :•••.. 'Iii Ik*'-! son who 1 To THE Prm.ir I have born a fear*.ul mtTerer o,5p; nest, Fung- the «r were met t he declined to have his children A Great Cause of Human They by carpenter, steward and lialaiiee in Am ills' net. ;5'i .04 m A I». V\ 11 in ., Boston mass. for fifteen yar.-. most of tin* time \v (ii what ha- Hands, Misery I he New in it- issii of the three who were was Age January 2Jd. sailors, variously armed baptized imprisoned. They carried ; been culled K«v.cma or ''ill itlicum, Psoriasis and 6tn34 with is the Loss c£ sheath knives, broadaxes and out these orders with and llie and have been told that l*ii, among the many complimentary allu-ions to capstan j ruthless severin'. I.epr.i, like, always bars. In the tight which followed the captain’s there was no cure for im, and have been sodi- Postmaster of makes the "They have, wrote Leehford, in 1(14(1, Manley, Augusta, fol- pistol was captured and the mate received i eouraged that 1 had us soon die as lire l have hern dividends >>n I’oiieies for one y.* ir .. .2o per rent. '• •' to fined cut so altlioted sometimes that there was not the t tree .. lowing :.ii-e slat'men : trout it a bullet under the right eye and one in ; “put death, banished, men, badly year- smallest Irotn the crown of head to the the chin, lie was also cut on the arms oil men's ears, spot my “How since wa- it that the legs, | whipped, imprisoned! that was not as long Governor | ami The soles of inv feet diseased and a-red body. mutineers were routed, how- j men, and all these for ecclesiastic and Can furnish their tables with ami Coiim-il. the Republican member- of the crimson. It would commence in small white -*p t~. \ I *. mm in he in, rr at me tit and ever, and retreated over the deck to the for- I This company insures Hie safer classes of prop- Kadlral >eiiatc mill liou.-e and forwarded civil offences.” which had a silvery appearance, but were led deep, ■ 1 i. in signed to the want They hung quaker's on erty only, and pay daman oe.ea-ioned liirlit v\...... >| it..n hm, in hatch, dropping into the hold. but if 1 to heal or soon after lln-ir hy : b. S. Senate a formal hi- eon- attempted them, no mark.- of he »; Glass, China, and ... I !>, THE CURE CUKE protest against The and Boston Common—one of them an ni.i_r, though tire vi-ihle. Crockery, captain mate battened down the aged first appearance, they would burn and run together N v I ai meat- tirmuiion a- Supervisor of Internal Revenue? Silver Kare- >| ,r. | hatch, as all woman. As late as IA75 a until there was a complete dry, red scale, which I Flu- Gove rnor of tin- akcr forward, making, they supposed, Quakeress, present State, a->p« so inflamed as K 1 the mutineers The would become toeraek and lo* th-r\ KKATIMi A KIKLD, Ale. ami Bros, best good* -h», getting lab* h- i.: ii ! ;• I- ••• •! .v• P. IP ol tin* House, 'I'h*■ prisoners. only man who clothed with sackcloth, rushed into the ! Agents, Belfast, lingers up >V.Pi;f KIDNEY signed it. Portland Pre-s and and the sensation would he at- I t -\ DISEASES, had not been seen was the second angry, burning our l l,\ Pi: ill, AI l>., i,:; t tlu ••v.iveii mate, young •South She for TEAS. S and W both backed it. It became so Church. ami her three most \ V | A \ I IA 1; *! N K \ | :. Bangor hig j Knstrom. llis female intoleralile. ..'A LIVER sailor’s cap, with a clean cut as j • hot at so lame I \ Tea Net of tl sent tor a \ m 11-111_■ U \M’> •!■ • N 1 ■ COMPLAINTS, to the Boss the nomination was with- were sentenced to be 1 was times that could seareeh get pieces >10 order. >11 ! I ! u !*'•!:' -w •■• Hi i. ••• ••• drawn.'” about, myself aV-ist handsome Hanging Lamp for t si > order. \ large "> hi- ou \p. In in CON ST? PAT "t blood on from the middle and to a i: !•<>"! beside some of his tied I ! v. •". SON, PILES, deck, j upwards, anee. I have tried many remedies, and have paid OIL 01 I.UIIM» 'j >:1 "f "t : I A i'U-c ma he in ls7l Mr. was Dinner Net or an elegant I reneh < hina Tea Net for Early Manley nominated by ‘■lollies and a bucket in which he e; rl's a. the in a instance to a but lut\ HORSE OWNERS I t:\ OIL ol (.LIOMas I I '■ «'• had been tail South $100 single a ton- AND Meetinghouse, i ph\sieian, > ‘iaiu, -ii iv if a I DLOOD DISEASES. !T< -id- ni (j rant, tie- recommendation of ; w obtained relief '1"" " '' I', OIL 01 (.LlDM >s 1:11; M upon ashing them. The mutineers had killed him and drawn the ever only temporary Although "" a $20 order. We send BELTER TEA than -. in.-li >.m.•!.(.-. nny-nr .-..1.. i.i, through town, CALKS, i; nn ■ the Commiv-oner of Internal receiving; for a time, 1 soon In* as /tv'/ VA I OIL OK (.LlDM I ■ R* venm* and tin* and thrown Ids body overboard. helped relapsed again to in the and u*gom! * '!. al I'l'f;' » tail., ami ,•! an) eompan) eountr) premium'. I i. *- tin lashes on their naked backs. I troubled a- ever, and during the winter of OIL 01 hi. ADM AS v !< v s.-eretary of the Tiva-ury. Supervi-or ot Inter- The badly !-A MEVERSLIP er- -iitvffer, u mailt w hal hi- PHYSICIANS AN ANXIOUS TIME. ,-u as Send for full rreniiom aiid I'rlee Li*;. CIA «/l!. 01 <■ L IDMss > 1 ENDORSE IT 1SS1 and 1 ssj I -utb-re much to be ■ if i: nal R* venue. Hi- nomination wa- made upon Baptists also were east and the entirely 'in Hii~. i fl a|.|\ pn HEARTILY,*] out, l.a-t OIL 01 I.L l DM >s v i’f recommendation ot hi- ( Knstrom and his discouraged .Inne, however, 1 was advised BICKNKLL TEA COMPANY ami f'.i* a IP is superior officers ami apt. mate, after i “Kidney-Wort the most successful battening Antinomians were As lor the I, ( M« olL ol «■ L IDM ss 1 ■ remedy expelled. b\ Klder and Mrs. Kiii-try, who are well "“i > a h< •.->)! {(. thi t> 'i: in’s auti I ever was bused the record he had as down the hatch, in I 1:5 Bock land. Maine. used.” Pr. P. C. Ballou, Vt. upon made an j began taking the topsails to y 204 Wain M., OK s Monkton, Jesuits, the laws of were, known in these, regions, try your (tin riti Horse Shoes OIL (.LIDM.SS ! “Kidney-Wort is reliable.** Im« rnal Revenue The was amt Be- When the male went England equal- n always an living jib. for- Pl-.MKIHES. and I fell somehow a little l. t: \ l. I u\ "'I 'Hvi'i -i Agent. po-ilion courage, \\>ciyV3 al. la a plain rliv. p. nn\ f 3->r. It. N. Clark, So. Hero, Vt. ward to the but there, is no account & AND n.po, *‘ one and earned w ith it a deal downhaul he found the sailor ly severe, of their from their favorable of to their 1 *'• 1 important great jib ; opinion them, tn \ I no will -iii ir in;. uM- •'•': "I ! "Ill- ft I't- or I W o Kidney-Wort has curi .d my w ife after two years j of political patronage. It was made in the Johaussen skulking behind th** capstan armed execution here, because no of virtue. About the Second w eek of .Iul\ la.-t'I com A Pi | suffering Dr. C. M. Summerlin, Sun Hill, Qa. priest REMOVABLE CALKS. I !■ 1 \V /.7-, 1 s'n,Vv U7/1 )<>; ■ midst ol tin United States .Senatorial 1 with a capstan bar. Ivanius covered Johans- meuced taking the remedies, and witliiu -i\ week.- s,’nru> ) IN campaign S> Koine in his senses would have had the (>//. '//• f, / \ /-.An J HE • Ut VE'RWFLL ( THOUSANDS OF CASES >‘ H | 1 to see a until now ( .IKS AI.WA1S MEDICAL 0 and a> Mr. Manley was known to be an ardent with liis revolver and ordered him to sur- began permanent improvement, SHAliP. it has cured where all else had failed. It is to land on these am about as as m-. t: \im st \t w v rk. N. \: P »»tli mild, temerity shores. (Oct 1' I good new. and tlcsh is An ••mire ran p,..\. jam. but < L If advocate of the re-election of Hon. Hannibal render. The captain came forward and he changed in live minutes.! efficient, TAIN' IX ITai but began as the tlcsh of a child. It Iron ami „t ACTION, to u believer the ex- < less than Hie old -t\ U- of p* reel!{, i'cil! harmless in all cases. Hamlin, his promotion was the i reproach Johanssen, when the latter said he pendulum swings its _o-ts shoeing. Send for opposed by MRS. BKN.l. >MITI1. ;.7. It's filcamto't tU? /.;*•/.- -.ml ■' ... j cin-nlars and testimonials. The S. U’kknvh, t ?*It elc&nMCA the Blood and Strengthen* ard Portland Press and by some of the opponents of had been coerced by the mutineers and was treme length in one direction, it will ! 0(t\ Notice oi Foreclosure. only I that the above statement of wife is <«>ed for and tin sr wiil FOR liijhlful Ifi'c** New Idle to all the important organs of Mr. too w to lend a certify my renewing inserting Talks, ; ilamiin. Neither the Governor or the illing baud if the captain amt return as \ih. /! > to a,v ,, /., the 1 certainly just far in the other. and I with her in ! he loiiiel n-eful for houselmi adapted \ *. i.api: \ \ p \ .,i body. The natural action of the Kidneys is mate j correct, join expressing mygrali e.-peeially land -table. teuton, \\ jn. Council, or the Jit members of tin* S* n- would trust him. took him at his V""tcn persons. i* restored. The Liver is cleansed of all publican They The in tilde, for tne great benelit she lias received. 1885 U’iii:!;i.rp>• !. in «.iit >t U ,■ to. on ii„ tw on disease, word attempts Boston to establish an thk m:VKHSLII* HOKHK NHOK (0., th. > and ate and House and forwarded to the i and he went to the wheel and thereafter IK VALUABLE TO A it’* -loop, oi-h, 'hr a lanp O ia, -iMM u .a tho Bowels move freely and healthfully. signed ; II. SMITH. »i>>•> 1 M a i'll. A l> S. I.-, her .f,-i I ... exclusive 3ti India Wharf, Boston. Will be mailed It m-t f/reasi/. f-ti or ;V, e In this way tho worst diseases are United Slates Senate a formal worked religious commonwealth, and 'ki/ >•//,.,7/7 I- ■- •. ... in eradicated protest against faithfully. j I that the above statement is correct. Mr. ! •>ft_.!:.ie. iWahl.. |{,.y. from certify to all Y.'U 'Mil cl I *: -1 Ihi- :!,••. (i.-J:-I ■•! ,ah'.’ !!;■.—i-l '! ■ the system. his continuation, nor did the Governor For four days the three worked the vessel the severe measures to maintain applicants 1 I "i I •<•. \ :. |!'-. P i_i• :11, <'11 v\.■•! u .>m> 2 present ( adopted Smith is a man in this w here ! a prominent community, and to customers of last y, nr iimmt «>rde:dei in ’.lie.1 irines. Ituv it, win iv u>n tr:..>. It •I \ and then the M i'. \ f I \ Ik 1\ .: I 1 II M 1 .'| ... wilt: $1.00 OR SOLD of the Slate, as Speaker of tin* House, it, captain and mate lossened the fore ; such a lie lives. He is a well known dealer in and I j PRICE, LIQUID BY DRUGGISTS. sign have in a stock, » ... DRY, government, reacted orderingit. It contains illustrate. m, prices, he II nut d, lie \\ id send tor it at .an -t. I ill, -17 nor did hatch til a hi with that of his i- full, i If.'ll. ll.'i ili -,i'i Wj'ilii p •! [, can be sent the Bangor back it. The state- and, ing pistol into the hold, called statement, wife, enti- !>.r in-1 -i' in* Dry by mail. Whig ; manner as ami directions all tin aiii Ham <»|] «»| ,, j ai' > remarkable as it is : descriptions planting you \|, 'If '1 •!.■ v: a- to'..OH -. vi/ P.'"in- ment is an absolute falsehood and the of on the mutineers to tumble on suggestive. tied to credit III j WELLS. IMI ll VinisOS A CO. editor up to and Flower SEEDS, etc. NKss at the mai.nl'.a inn r’- l-.u. -t it -■ Burlington Vt. deck, Vegetable bits, |.n r -il li,f- al a IV mar in !' ! III Ik .'. a I.. I' ■. t I«• -. For a this Hone at >t instead, Province of this tw en- pi, the New either is which is his throw down their and century city has been the (Quebec, ! *1 v M I .• < H r: 11- | it u. S Age ignorant, weapons surrender. The | Mi,-,, M I’1 1 kini. ■. ii ! r« ,t*iiiw p: -1 I! Plumim r’s tv-seventh day of October, 18S2. / ’h.\IM ANTS under the late net ot < D.M.FERRY&CaDE^1T n or mutineers came one one and of a ongress grant soi.i* to ii I! \i« li >i u •• mi-fortutie, prefers falsehood to truth. Mr. up by were rang- headquarters liberalism which ex- hraiikP>rl ; tin in'.-, -ai ivnl u. a northw.-.-t L ( M« KINsTRY. in a for K It L NT II SPOLIATIONS e.-m ed in on |».a\ have meow 1 1 that hi- nomination was line tin* port side of the tends even to 1 f.l' !o I ■, fo.t i :. t'lfv t l*o i: N|. 11 roe Is Manley learning being i ship. They the rankest Minister the their and attend. <1 to * to *:| * 1 infidelity. of -a S'I Pi ti im iiif i'"- tin*-, in a -on! lift-t, of tin- office to aid Mr. Hamlin's re-election, divinity L. c. prompt adjudication. Exchange. fly .inv.-ti-ni, 3 m <5 mckinstuy, Till. uit.ler-imie.i, he, ii iir1"1 -ai'i iN’fkin-: to called Mr. Hamlin and and men of r*\ There is rnnlimtalh >n hand, it the h;i\ing ,|.,.• .lo-epn tlifiiff. -ai'l Pef- upon asked him Jo have A ability by character Sec'if Advent Ch. I’. -Vo. I t. and X>>. X.II. A. T. C. DODGE. k -' — SUMMARY EXECUTION. higher Con/., Q-, ] I Hon Juiln* el Probate tei \\ » ( 1:1 lint 111 a -ot|[h\ve.-(,'f \\ tiif, flion, 1(1 -»t > • p!a«v his name Ibm.-c for :«* <*r «*\ 1 withdrawn. With characteristic than here. The Poston, 1), iss4. t>. issa.—5 Searsport > t.» -im.iiu. ( oldest and most Sept, Washington, C.,Jan., ntis.-i met leeeivi md examin, I'oiiiainiiiy two a,-re-, more », --- and Mr. Hamlin aptuin Knstrom believed that the mutineers j import- change, hor-c-. .-iiii.t'.ir inv t- ..i courage fidelity replied: “You * the e.-l lie of WOOIHU'KY ! 'i-l m-oriiiayi iiu .Jamf- A. t oi. ant in the has -A aUo some m:ii •*itf i dr-. 1|(M*K. lark. the He had neither irons nor university country long ( t Tierka the new blood worker-, p 1 1 were nominated bee.ause of the record liyd. leg handcuffs Uksolvknt. purifier, nn.iit, in id < dee. nt, •-l •> hi- good you W t > "• •hilly. n-pre.-. •Puuiary. iiiy a--iynmeut of with which to secure so been on this side the and and Cl TICt'li \ the skin III N N FI. Ft l*r-•)». 1 r~ j*• -i t 11 >n-» Book have made as Revenue and I prisoners, and shot the ranged of contro- Cl'TKTKA, ><»\r, jfreal v ent, iji\no’tiei that t I he ip m M*. le. I 11, PM Re'y i.-t \ *1 -01. I't. Agent, will stand Maim Feb. go. Ism its hereby pu po- r>. and steward cures and beau tillers are sold Searsport, -:'l. o v -1 11. Binding! to the end if it costs me the carpenter where they stood. Then In the last a statue everywhere. Price, | eiviim -aid eiaim-. Kiev will meet at tin dv\ y A to ii- ami w liel'ea-. t lie u. i by you | versy. of the Dr. P. fTMIE -ub.scriber has taken of the Senatorship.” year, RKsoi.vK.vr. on. F. ■ charge Book he asked Toton and Refus if CtnictiKA, 50e.; Soap, iac.; $1 Nichols, H •,-e of Mr*. hKOIIhl \ \ HOOK. -ai "■ ■'. in M't im 'l'l aye i- hv reason Mr. insisted the w ithdrawal of his they would turn to ! i.fokeu, whfivoi X in Belfast and and Mauley upon ablest of our who w •• Bindery vicinity clubs. and orders. agnostic age, denied Poller and t o.. Boston. lisoi.l. .-n the Jl.-t ,.| Ichniar, ••‘aim a fore -l< -ui*f. at his was obey They promised to do so and ! Drug (hemlral Saturday, day name, and it withdrawn. .■ request the ol tlie on and the of ;,« !PI. 11!;i- tw 111 -i lui -l of their tirst was to heave the of immortality soul her death- Saturday 27th day Jam lay .Ptnuarv, I» |—A. Some years later, the Senate of the United duly corpses ! SEARSPOHT HOUSEHOLDERS " 11 h I I | their was set sum.kox IIimist. e’ei.x’K in the atti moon U Old Books & Music States unanimously confirmed him for one of IFF do well to investigate the method-A| \ \ 1- -l III ii u ON.N, the it A llofiuw ;>t Magazines, The five men worked the \\7 the most important Federal offices in New Eng- brigantine safely inghouse in Boston To-day, the minis- \\ BWKFFINti IIOl'SF IN-lKANt I (<>.. Al .1’"II N J l-.'A I r I Bound in the into Brisbane. There the three Office at residence of W. G. one of most substantial manner. Also land. surviving mul- ; ter of the Old South Church, in another CATARRH Capt. Nichols, the best in New Fuglaii-•. feforc insuring .VirMiiimf, Jaai.ary J4, I-snA.—Swn ineers were 1 Ex-Governor Plaisted is arrested, examined and released rrilE Crcat Balsamic Distillation elsewhere. .F W. BI.ACK, Agent. apparently seeking bv the colonial editice, preaches doctrines which would Maine. 32tf 1884.—1127 NOTICE. and to commend himself to the favor of tin* incom- authorities. The wounds of 1 of Witc h-Hazel, American Pine, SearMport, Searsport, Juiy ■'>, Prescription Scrap Books have [ 1 l I: I mate Sylvanius did not heal and he was forced caused his banishment if not his I Canada Fir, Marieold. Clover Bios. | «U ! I \M I II W 1;, I. ,.| x, „s. Democratic administration ; \\’’ ing by emulating j to a railed Sanford's Kudlt ul ''i-• ", ill lii- I" made to order. and the mendacious enter hospital. The last heard of him was death in earlier ot the Common- : tsmns, etc*., lifetime, i- moit- exceeding malignancy that periods immediate =1 ■ ‘-t!• 1 • when the brigantine at Port 2y(’ur»\ for the relict and I ADVERTISER mu li \ l> is;-, nn-nli'il n characterized his when con- lay Natal on her wealth. a A I" ••’‘Repairing <>f all kinds done with neatness paper Pillsbury Every Sunday of tlie ! permanent cure of ev ry form of ! ah L\-l-l rlit I bed \ \ ... |>-s, in \ w ay to New York. He was still iu the majority "•‘"d"'- 'I fm-. and dispatch. ducted it, and we must say that his success in hospit- from a Cold in the I ! i>.!, nil I. VMAS \ D sermons in Boston Catarrh, simple I month* t'.-r :.,i IIKI.I', al. York Jau. 29. preached pulpits u the role i- well calculated to make the hero of [New Herald, Head to Loss of Snu II, Taste and Ha:, | I .. I ii •: no red in -aid s, in colonial j one ear for $1 IV (iI YE ME A would, times, have consigned and Catarrhal Con- I1' in said ••! W ddo, at; 1 !r-'a ilu d ill Kingtield turn with Hearing, Cough | •1 ‘*v ,:" r- l"i‘ •> county sa:d CALL.jeI green jealousy. [Bangor '"i"i p\ ja their authors to tlie or Complete treatment,eon- Miort^a^o ii I a- I..Ii■ v\ l'li.- tii -t « t -aid & Courier. doesn’t Mr. Dow to the sumption. ; v\ Ifher ii hom<- 11 : should r-. Til I p;,r- I’ H INKAS Whig Why propose simply hang whipping-post \ '•> n 1 LIBBY. sisting of one holtle Itadical (Jure, ot land i- n.Min :iio south h\ m u a man for the first offence and for the second i And now, on the first t, \ «»a om n um m ii road, Feb. gallows. Monday one box Catarrhal Solvent and one i on the ,i ;iv laud ... N■ Non < mi Belfast, 2S, 1884.—9tf elh~ ending "ifl. II, IsSl. ( Matthews, caused to ot the e n me pans many sleepless nights, coughing that its penalties cannot be ! majority citizens, has been inau- uau vtniin i a lot Ilf. | u a e and eont ail,illy about The story and a half house with i possibly increased, mt": I I I ■■ I until it seemed as head would 111 llfl |«l tot acre- I ... e.M. ot till ,• ell and ! though my hurst. I and when that has been tried a amidst the shouts of t> par* of land barn attached, tool hou.se, told triends that I quarter-century gurated approving my must die. I was advised to and failed—as I I lvV. bein_ ".til h li! ot No. ll, al-o .« iuy the woodshed; good cellar and it surely will— advocates of pro- j a multitude than the BIVBIVIiIb good try Dr. Seth Arnold's Couyh Killer. First dose was greater building 13 - BAR HARBOR south halt *f the Nat ha nie I lot. well of on hihit ion will no Munsry e.dled, water, Waldo A ve.,own a louger have excuse for M"iut u hi t. .. IT great surprise; slept all night in peace. It cured any would Irishman klllllWlLill B iiMi'inbleil 111- iIUih r-i 1 m mid the -.nie de- need in yi n dan need from U contain,—an birth— vve know Slit ed by Dr. A. S. DAVIS. There is ! failure, hut will have to admit by “The only absolute speeilie of.”—Mat. In all ull.-r IIIW1II, I r, me right up. Persuaded my friends to it and the truth—that FOR xixrxEi?,isrA.L _A.isrrj j 111 IT' I ill tlm mu .. II Matthew- to Willi on « ha-e, dated about four acres of land, and some try a Democrat in in Times. “The best we have found in a Mfe-time of exxernal xjse. IM'-iti ami \pril Is'C, twenty fruit it has cured the is a and a politics—a Romanist ur anv nl' Ihn tnu r«' ..rde.| in li every case."—Marshall II 'ftioody, prohibitory theory humbug swin- Boston. ii-init} ns i 11 in. u| t Wald. lb yi-lrv of I mods, \ ,,|* trees, pear and apple. This is a very desirable and Buttering.”— Rev. Dr. Wig jin, After a "a-lunalon riimitli- j .South Hadley, Mass. dle. [Kockland Opinion. religion ; the prayer at his inaugura- *»-iul,«,-rib.- t.., -i„. I paye IT \ nd where a- the condition of said place, built by Dr. Davis for his own use, and will ! long struggle with Catarrh Hie Kapicai, Crithj has HmNTI.UKRT tion was made a imnil), ciiila *2.00 a t Hbn lyaye 'na- been broken, now tin retore I elaitn be sold at abargain. to A. A. HOWES. I artist a by Catholic of conquered.”—Rev. S. W. Monroe, /‘a. PURGATIVE I C ml.iins all Ihn Apply Young (displaying picture)—“This paint- priest I.ewisl/urgh, |nna| nmv~. Vhl,-, ... V, a for- .'losiire ot .-aid "I have not found a case that it did not relieve at niortyaye. Belfast, ay 1,1SK4.—tfis ing is entitled ‘.Jonah and the Whale.’ Instead of the law so as to Reverend Father Bod- PARSON?’I MAKE NEW, RICH BLOOD. pi| It ISK t*H VVOOI,. Possible make MnnaniT. liar ameuding high position—the once.”—Andrew Mass. HlIwUllW | tinrb.ir, Maim’. AM \S.\ I>. FIKLl) Purchaser—“Where is Jonah?” “V u notice the and towns Lee, Manchester, W cities peddlers of confiscated fish, chancellor and to and all LIVER and MALARIA l’*> | WI NN |;|.|.> ni Alto, ,, rather distended liquor, secretary the I BlfoODel'pnTU«rnvI<^nHHt Wells, Richardson k Co's. potent argument why system of time conn- II I II r I I r lliMUsrlii" Mot Iter. Home. Heaven. just rlu amt torm Rockland, Jan. 25th, 1885. 5tf Improved whirligig brings | ( olds. Weak Hack, stom- is A I I 13 puli. Butter Color, and take no other. Beware of all inconsistent with the of Coughs, tr> that Sheridan's Condition Mm I III li m* R Ilshed. No yo i.| to n Inflammation. Inval- principle prohibition, in its revenges.” Other Sntur- 'aeh and A|| l| \M competition, pav earn -st work- pan and of all [Every i Bowels, shooting I’ains, pure v-rv valuable. ■■ MM b b 131 Pi 9a W n \ddre-s 1/ L iJ Llfi V uatile lor Neiualjfia. Sore imitations, other oil colors, for every should he thrown overboard. [Biddeford Jour- |lf| AA ^k ijuiekly. M A Ii PIN HARRISON £ Numbness, Hysteria, Femaie : > > Throat, C. other one is liable to become rancid and spoil the uai. day. <>., p >\ flLlfl COT Rheumatism,Ac. P. LOMBARD, butter which Pains, Palpitation. Dyspepsia, Kntir.-ly Vegetable; ex- into it is put If vou cannot get it 1,11 1“ ternal The Boston Advertiser comments on Liver Bilious Fe\er, tier. Dose one teaspoonful to each pint of ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ A AA ■ ■ WM M A £2»fe S 9t I C > well iiood hooks and male and internal use. to Complaint, nCHii monev, write us LH " at e tor a Burlington, Vt., to'know where and loud. It will also Irv one <»f our new have Ion* time used Hill s V.-yetablo and use Col- positively prevent and enre | Hor Cholera, Ac. Sold everywhere, or sent bv mail b.r-h hooks, Treasurv of how to it without extra Dewvea of Maine. thousand i Malaria, Epidemics, Remedy, amt found it a sate and excellent DENTIST, get expense. Thousands Captain Twenty the above as follows : in lnnre riioutrlit,” “Webster’s med- stamps. Furnished cans, i,v m.,i:. .... Corner of Church and of tests have been /e LECTRI sllns* Plasters (an Electric Battery CM P U AI CD A price $1.(0; s; Family Dietionarv.” (In- icine.”-Re\ S Allen, Auburn,Me. Wand Sects, Spring &tw., Belfast. made, and they always prove it dollars. Canada. Sad-eyed creditors. Next I cV ^ ^ Mill vtlUL Circulars free. 1.8. JOHNSON dex.-d). Also the standard combined with a Porous Piaster) B | CO., Boston, Mass. “People’s tve opedln per bottle. W holesale 1! H. HAY A Fort- Jtf the best. American. An article from Othei : VC#%9 Address MARTIN SON. [Baltimore Every Saturday, ami laugh every where. HARRISON CO., 79 Milk St.. lland. GEO. C. GOODWIN A CO., Boston. posters atpain.‘25c Iyr42 BOSTON lyral Gilt 50