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harvests of heaven will never become such carrjed her into the house and there lenrned derness was like that of a mother. “ God “ I thought I’d tell ye, gentleman, the ns shespoke.and I promised. Her “ friend ” deserts hut some good seed will tako root all. Both had been deceived. sent von to me. For her sake this shall mistress is justcomin’. ’ The saints purtect therein.” —I would have promised her anything for POND’S It was a terrible scene tlie old front room he your home. For her sake I will he a y e , for she has been rampagin’ like a hay- such a title. “ I don't believe it would, though, in witnessed. Justin swore vengeance, and it father to you.” then all this blessed mornin’! ” A Man’s a Man For a' That. Farmer Keep. You don't know him ns was not till, witli clasped hands and stream Then »n eventful conversation took place EXTRACT. Five years after Cora wrote to me: Our faces fell. Mrs. Callaghan, our between me and the banker. Brief articles, suggestions, and results of experience well as I do. I ncle Charlie. He is one of ing eyes, tlie young wife knelt to the only “ We are having fine times now, dear rolating to Farm, Garden or Household aaoagemeat THE GREAT VEGETABLE worthy landlady, was not a foe to lie so “ You have abandoned the idea of be the richest men in all Meadow Brook; lie’s man she ever loved, and pleaded for the life cousin Jennie, and mama wants to know if readily dislodged, and her powers of in coming a barrister, Mr. Hathaway, and the are invited from our readers interested in such matters* Vain Destroyer and Specific for Inflam worth thousands and thousands. Ho is a of her husband, that he promised, for het- yon do not need to renew your rosy cheeks vective were simply unrivaled. Hal was J profession of an author is a precarious one. mation and Hemorrhages. | It is said that Burns was once invited to n sump bachelor, you know, and lives in the great sake. to spare his life. among the dews of Meadow Brook. Un the only one who could soothe her, and he tuous entertainment nt the house of a lord, and when But front the day of Justin’s visit Lucy Unite it with another pursuit. You are a TO FARMERS’ BOYS. ltHEDUTISX, XEIBALGIA. No other prepara- the ladles and gentlemen had feasted, the poet was red house on the road to Woodbury, you do Charlie is witli ns. and if yon were also eame to the rescue. good linguist, and I badly need a foreign tion has ured so many cases of these distress allowed to Bit with the servants. After supper he was remember. Well, be never goes to church,' was a changed woman. All the light and 0111* happiness would lie complete. " My turn,” he said, with a look of comic ing com plaints as the E xtract. O ur Plaster is called upon by the host to entertain the company with and he never loved a human being in his gladness of her huing seemed dead in her. correspondent. The hours and duties will Air, Stillman B. Allen, of Boston, offers invaluable in these diseases, Plumbago. Pain some impromptu verses, when he gave the following.] Lucy Wheeler—you remember her—has disgust. “ You fellows get into my room be iigfit enough; cast in yonr lot with me m the Back or Side, Xc. Pond's Extract Is there for honest poverty life. Now don’t think Farmer Keep—why She moved about her house pale and quiet, the place in my heart next to yours. Her and clear out of the house as soon as she is 1 the following prizes to boys of the State'of Ointment (50cents) for use when removal of Grandma Dean, how do you do?” witli a look of patient suffering in her once —I will take care you have no cause to re • t !otking is convenient, is a great help in re W ha hangs his head, and n’ that ? disposition is 11s lovely ns her face, and that seated.” gret it.” Maine, of seventeen years of age and un lieving inflammatory cases. The coward slave, wc pass him by, Tlie lady whose entrance put this sudden sunny eyes, that made my heartache to be is saying a good deal, for its sweet beauty As we did. seeing Hal hand a chair (as der: * ’ • period to my cousin’s peroration, came hold.” I thought of niv “ friend,” and assented. HEMORRHAGES. Bleeding from the Lungs Stom And dare be poor for a’ that, does one good to behold it. Farmer Keep we glided by) with tlie deepest of mock The firm is Iinllion & Hathaway now,‘he To the boy who shall raise the most In ach. Nose, or from any cause, is speedily For a' that and a’ that, slowly toward the rocking ehair. Cora “ And her husband—did site ever tell him seems to idolize her and Bennie. IIo is a reverences, and an expression of extreme controlled and stopped. Our Nasal Syringes junior partner having married the senior’s dian Corn on one-eighth of an acre ofland. (25 cents) and Inhulers (50 cents) are great Our toils obscure an’ a’ that, drew it out for her. She was the oldest what she had learned? ” charming man now; I10 goes to church devotion on his handsome features. "Mak daughter. John Hornsey is their lawyer, aids in arresting internal bleeding. The rank is but the guinea's stamp, lady in tho village. The 'hair under her “ I think not. His father and Lucy’s had every Sunday. lie spares no pains or ex ing violent love to the old beast!” as he a man much respected in the profession. In tho rear 1880, TWO HUNDRED DOL HIPTHEBIA AND SORE THROAT. Use the Extract The man’s the gowd for a’ that. cap, white as hillside snow, had imprisoned died in less than two years after the mar pense in Lucy’s education, and she will be would have elegantly expressed it. Hal Trevor is just beginning to make astir LARS. To tho boy who shall raise the prom ptly. It is a sure cure. Delay is danger- the sunshine of fourscore and ten summers, riage. The Squire was mnchless wealthy W hat though on liatnely fare wc dine, an accomplished woman. She is here very as a fashionable physician. next largest quantity, FIFTY DOLLARS; hut she still retained much of the physical than was supposed. Tlie next spring Lucy often, and I have suspicions that Uncle Wear hodden gray, and a' that ? It was evening of the same day—a dull and to 1 In- live boys who shall raise the next Gio fools their silk, and knaves their wine, stamina which with her active tempera and her husband moved West and some Charlie—but no matter, I will not trust November evening, much in liarmony with cases, contains t ______ment had made her so vigorons a woman how people lost sight of them.” this (p pen and paper. my thoughts, as I leaned against the door [From our regular correspondent.] largest qnantity. TEN DOLLARS each, and A man’s a man for a’ that, for many years. th e E x tra c t; our Nasal Syringe is invaluable For a’ that and a’ that; “ And Justin ? ” But now, Jennie, what a lesson lias all post of our bouse, and recalled the good Onv European Letter. if a hoy in York County shall win'the-first for use in Catarrhal affections, is simple and “ What’s that you’re saying, child, about “ You know the rest, my child. He lyo- inexpensive. For old and obstinate cases use Their tinsel show an’ a* th at; this taught mo ! How has it deepened my old times when life u merry farce for us prize, Mr. Allen will also give him a'flold our •• Catarrh Care.” An honest man though ne’er sae poor, Farmer Keep?” said the old lady, with a ciuno a moody, unhappy man, asking no faith in God and humanity. all. Echoes from Abroiul—London Fogs—Cravings Watch. The awards will be made.snbject PILES. BI.INI> BLEEDING or ITCHING. It Is the Is chief o* men for a’ that. pleasant smile, as she pinned her knitting sympathy and giving none. But lie was Now ray heart yearns over the wretched, I bad no heart to work. All that ilay I for the electric light—A railway smash up greater t known remedy—rapidly curing when sheath to her waist. always smart at a bargain; in a fow years across the channel—American food for Eng to the following conditions: other medicines have tailed. Pond's Extract Ye see yon birkie, ca’d a lord, sinning outcast. I remember always that had hawked nty manuscripts from one pub “ M by, I was telling Uncle Charlie what lie hnd laid up enough to buy Dea. Platt’s lish G ourm ands, &c. Medicated Paper for closet use is a preventa Wha struts and stars, and a’ that, there is a flower in the wilderness.” lisher to another, vainly hoping to get a 1st.—Every contestant must have resided tive against Chafing and Piles. .Our Ointm ent a cold, hard man lie is. You’ve always farm when liis son went South. Ioan upon them. My threepence half in Maine at least, two years, and be nnder is of great sendee where the removal of Tho’ hundreds worship at his word, known him. Grandma Dean, and now did Ever since lie has added acres to his land London, Eng., Feb. 25,1880. clothing is inconvenient. He’s but a ctiif for a’ that, IN HARD STRAITS. penny hnd been carefully invested at a dirty If this year is to afford a type of the fu eighteen years of age on June 1st. 1880., FEMALE COMPLAINTS. No physician need bo For a’ that, and a’ that, he ever do a good thing or love anybody in and hundreds to the bank; but for all that cook shop, and I was glad to think tlipre -J, All entries must he made and com called in for the m ajority of femal his life? ’’ he is a man soured toward all his race, a ture winter, it is certainly another proof of if the E xtract be u His riband, star, and a’ that, “ Nine o’clock, sor, an’ tho hot wather. must have been just enough cold meat to municated to the President of the Ma'ine pany each bottle. A man of independent mind, “ Yes, ho loved a girl once, I think I re- man who was never known to give a little satisfy the boys at dinner and tea. the dispensation of Providence, that witli State Agricultural Society on or before Mav mem her.” child a smile or a beggar a crust of an’ is it tho rest of the bacon ye’d be after PHYSICIANS of all Schools recommend and pre Can look and laugh at a’ that. havin’ for breakfast? ” • Presently I would go in and hunt for any tlie decrease of light there has sprung up 1, 1881). ’ . . > . scribe Pond's Ext ract. We have letters from “ Farmer Keep loved a girl once?” re bread. fragments that remained, for I was desper 3d,—Tho land shall be measured by some hundreds who order it daily, in their practice, The king can make a belted knight, peated Cora, with a half contemptuous and I have sometimes thought his heart was “ Will it not bo too much, Bridget? ” in America suclt a notable manufacturer of for Swellings of all kinds, Quinsy, Sore Throat, A marquis, duke, and a’ that, “ Sorra a hit, sor.” ately hungry. person appointed for that purpose by the Inflamed Tonsils, simple and chronic Diarr- wholly skeptical curl of her red lips. like a desert, without a tree to shade or a the missing article as Mr. Edison. Al President of said Society, during ihe sum liata. Catarrh i for which it is a specific), Chil An honest man’s ahoon his might, “ Very well.” Through the fog came a slender female •* She’s forgotten,” sho added in an un stream to gladden it. And yet it bore a disguised in a waterproof. She did not though we have not yet seen his light in mer of 1880. The corn may grow to tho blains, Frosted Feet. Ntiugs of Insects, Mos Guid futh, lie can no fa’ that ? dertone to I ncle Charlie and me, for Grand And with a half groan. I, Basil Hatha quitos. etc. Chapped Hands. Face, and indeed For a’ that, and a* that, bright blossom once; and, believe me, chil notice me until quite abreast, when the edge ot the line, hut in no case beyond it. all manner of Skin Diseases. ma Dean was slightly deaf. way, sprang out of lied, and proceeded to England, the mere fact of its being “ hid llis dignities and a’ th at; dren, for it is the word of an old woman light fell upon her faee. Then as she gave -4th.—The land may be of any shape, bnt FA 11M EUS. Stock Breeders and Livery Men should “ No. I haven’t forgotten, either,” she array myself in unexceptional costume— den under a bushel ” has been sufficient to The pith o’ sense and pride o’ worth, who lias seen and known rituch of tlie ways one frightened glance, I saw two things— ! not less than two rods wide. always have it. Leading livery and street-car said, placing her hand on Cora’s hair. “ I of man, it is always so. The heart may he trowsers. vest and frock-coat. Mv only frighten the gas companies into reducing stables .a New York and elsewhere always Are grander far that) a’ that. ones, alas! an accommodating relative how pale and beautiful it was, and what a 5th,—-Tho contestant must do all tho use it. Sprains, Harness and Saddle Chatlngs, have held Lucy Reid on my lap too often, a great wilderness, but in some of its by depth of misery lay in the startled eyes. their hitherto exorbitant prices. The gas work in raising the corn, except that he Cuts, Scratches, Swellings. Stiffness. Bleeding, Then let us pray that come it may and rocked her cradle—poor little mother ways there has grown a flower.” some twenty doors off hnd taken charge of may have some one to drive the oxen or etc , are all controlled by it. Cgr-Qn account As come it shall, for a’ that; shabbier garments, one hv one. kindly ad It was a low neighborhood in which we is still tested to the ratio of tallow dips in of the expense of the Extract as adapted for less thing!—too many times to have for Cora and I looked at each other and at lived, though separated hv but a long alley horses in plowing or cultivating. safe use in its delicate application to human That sense an’ worth o’er a’ the earth, gotten.” Unele Charlie. Just then Aunt Mary came vancing sundry moneys thereon. stead of the “ best spermaceti;” but we can't ailments, we have prepared a preparation for from a fashionable West End street—11 fitli,—The contestant may use as much, Shall bear the grec, and a’ that; Cora's look of incredulity was giving in. She had been out, and hnd not heard Three of 11s were in the same plight—and expect everything at once. The fogs late veterinary purposes only, which contains For a’ that and a’ that, school-fellows and old chums, now thrown e'angerons locality for a young girl at that and any kind of manure, as he pleases; and all the strength of the Extract, for application way to one of curiosity. ” of Grandma Dean’s visit. But Cora stole hour. I crossed the road in order to ac ly have been quito portentions. and, apart may hoe the corn as many times as, and to animals, in a cheaper form. Price, per It’s coinin' yet, for a’ that; “ Grandma Dean, won’t you tell 11s all up to her uncle and winding her arms nbout together in manhood by the oaprico of when lie chooses. gallon. VETERINARY EXTRACT, $2.60. That man to man the world o’er, Dame Fortune, and fighting shoulder to company her unobserved, and had hardly from accidents, several people have 'died CAUTION.- Pond’s Extract, is 6old only about it? Jennie anil I will sit down on his neck, whispered: fth,—Tile corn is to be measured under Shall brothers he, for a’ thut. shoulder the great battle of life in the great done so ere I saw her brought up by some from sheer inability to breathe. Cabs and in bottles, enclosed in bniT wrappers, with iho the stool, and I know by that look in Uncle “ I shall believe it always. Uncle Charlie, man, looming unsteadily in the mist. the direction of the President of said So words, ‘POND'S EXTRACT, blown in the glass. Charlie’s eye, he wants to hear it too. now I have heard the story of Farmer Keep, city. omnibuses have been useless, and the un ciety. 3t is never sold in bulk. No one can sell it As I dressed, one of the trio, Hal Trevor “ Come here, my pretty dear!” said he. except in our own bottles as above described. Irish Lamentation. Come, let the flowers go. Jennie,” anil my that there is a blossom in the wilderness of She gave a faint scream and tried to slip derground railroad has been doing a roar 8th,—At the end of the season, each con vivacious cousin established herself at the every heart.” came bounding by three at a time up the testant shall make and sign a fall report, old lady’s feet. worm-eaten stairs. by him, but the drunken wretcli caught ing trade. It is to be hoped that the re- PERFUMES FOR LADIES’ BOUDOIR. Cold, dark, and dnrab lies my boy on his bed; her bv the loose waterproof. In another giving shape, description and location of Cold, dark, and silent the night dews arc shed; Grandma Dean slipped tlie yarn around He was fresh from morning lecture at ]>ort is truo that the omnibus company lost POND'S EXTRACT 50c.. $1.00 and S I . 76. the hospital, and hungry ns a hunter. T second he measured his length on the pave land, when plowed, when and how ma Toilet ('(cam. . 1 00 I C atarrh Core...... 76 Hot, swift, and tierce full ray tears for the dead ! her little linger and commenced: It was a sultry August day, in the sum a good round sum by the fog. Being una nured, when planted, when and how many Dentifrice ... CO | Piaster...... 26 “ Let me see—it cannot he mere than mer I passed nt Meadow Brook. The wind, thought with a shudder. I heard his cheer ment ; but, strange to say. the girl sank Lip Salve 25 Inhaler (Glass, 50c.) 100 His footprints lay light in the dew of the dawn low and slumbrous as the hush of a moth ful greetingof .Tack Hornsey, hard at work down also insensible, dropping something ble to drive along at more than a foot pace, times hoed, when stalks were topped, if at Toilet Soap13cakes) 60 Nasal Syringe...... 25 As the straight, slender track of the young mountain forty-two years this summer since Justin all, when harvested and how much is raised, O intm ent...... 60 1 Medicated P aper... 25 Keep came up to Farmer Reid’s to let him er’s voice at nightfall, crept up among the since daylight on “ Coke on Littleton.” 1 that looked liko a jewel case. and consequently not accomplishing ns fawn; ' My prostrate friend was relieving liis and as nearly as can be estimated the value Any of these preparations will be sent car self out for a harvest boy through harvest corn, and down among tlie rye and wheat “ Well, old bookworm, ready for break many journeys as in fine weather, the poor riage free at above prices, in lots of §5 worth, on But I ’ll ne’er again follow them over the lawn. fields, that lay like broad green folds about fast! Where is the captain? ” J feelings by a round volley of obscene abuse.; of manure and number of days’labor spent receipt of money o r P. O. order. ing. conductors and drivers are fined and tho upon the crop, excluding the husking, when His manly cheek blushed with the sun’s rising ray, the dwelling of Farmer Keep. “ The captain!” How the old title, be Not daring to await the arrival of a police fST* Our New Pamphlet with H istory of our The Reid house stood a little this side of man, I caught up his victim and her case, same deducted from their wages. Why! he may have all the help he wants from the P reparations. Sent FREE on Application to And lie shone in his strength like the sun at. midway; Stony creek. There isnothing left of it nojv There was no poem of flowers about the stowed still in honor of my three years’ and made a hasty retreat. At the foot of they ought to be paid extra, for, apart from boys and girls in the neighborhood. But a cloud of black darkness has hid him away. except the chimney, and it looks out gray front yard ; no graceful harmonizing touch seniority, set me dreaming. I wns roused 9th.—All awards to be made by tlie POND’S EXTRACT CO., and cold from the grass all about it; hut of creeping vine or waving curtains about hv the dull thuds of a poker hammering the dilapidated stairs I hesitated. Should i being exposed tho whole day to the damp, 18 M urray Street, Ncvz York, r And that black cloud forever shall cling to the skies; T carry my fair burden into Mrs. Calla- ■ President of said Society at the end of the And never, ah, never, I ’ll see him arise, forty years ago it was a fine place, with the old red homestead; and yet it had a violently at the intervening wall. raw, soot-laden exhalations, they exert ad Sold by all Druggists. I ghan’s little parlor? Tlie sight of Bridgets season, and his decision shall be final. Lost warmth of my bosom, lost light of my eyes! lilacs in front, and the hop vines running quiet, substantial, matter-of-fact physiogno- “ All right!” I shouted. “ Ring for the bacon.” in full flight, pursued by shrill invective, ditional efforts of mind and skill. The PP* Each contestant will send by mail his all around the hack. I ray. that somehow made a home-feelin, name and age, and post office address, and Lucy was hardly three weeks old when 1 about your heart. In a minute there were three of us gaz , decided the point. company’s policy is a direct incentive to “ Bridget,” said I, “ this lady has fiiint- liis father’s name to Mr. Allen, and also to (Talcs and ^hetdtes. she lost her mother. Her father never mar I think it must have been this unconscious ing with rueful looks at the hrenkfast ar reckless driving. Tf it be a consolation to Benj. F. Hamilton, President Maine Agri ried again, and the child grew up there in feeling which decided the course of tlie girl rangement. A loaf of stale bread, a piece ' ed. Come and help me.” “ Ah. sure. sor. poor dear! ” have companions in misery, we onght to be cultural Society. Biddeford, Maine. the old home as fair and sweet as tile flow who stood at the point where tlie road di- of butter the size of a walnut, and three grateful that Paris—Paris, who lias long ers t'lat clustered about it. I verged aud gazed wistfully about her that tiny rashers, that either could have put out 1 We carried the stranger to the common ; sitting-room, and essayed to bring her) laughed the English Io scorn for their fogs Sho was nearly fifteen years old when ' afternoon. of sight with ease. Setting Out Fruit Trees. LUCY WHEELER. Justin came that summer.' He was a shy, ■ She seemed very tired, and her coarse “ Is that all, Bridget?” round. Presently she opened her eyes, and —has at last fallen tinder the fatal cloud. strange sort of a lad, and the neighbors said straw bonnet, and calico dress were cov Every line of the girl’s honest Irish face began to speak ineoherently. Its advent has been marked by a dreadful Do Toil ever judge, render, of the char 1 “ Delirious,” said I. It was a great re The time for transplanting apple and thru farmer Reid would neyer get the salt ered with dust. If you had looked in her was eloquent with sympathy. railway accident. Yon must have already other fruit trees has arrived, and a fow acter of the inmates from the physiognomy of his porridge out of him. face you would not have forgotten it. It “ Not a hit more, sor.” lief to bear Hal’s springing step. He gave i of their houses? I do. And when the stage a low whistle of astonishment as he en heard that as the train from the Gore St. practical suggestions for the benefit of the TH E LIVE R , He’d been hound out until ho was 18 to was very pale and sweet, and made you Hal laughed. inexperienced may not come amiss. The swept around the corner. I looked out eag some man down in Maine, and he hadn’t a think of nothing but summer flowers “ Turn out your pockets, lads. There is tered, and felt the patient’s pulse, while I Lazaro was approaching tlie Clicliy Leval- THE BOWELS, erly; for, as the driver hail told me, about gave a brief explanation. soil for fruit trees should be in good order relation in the world that he know of, nor I drenched with summer rains. nty last coin.” lios station yesterday evening, it canto for corn, free front stagnant water, in oth a n d t h e KIDNEYS. ten rods up the road stood the house of a decent suit of clothes when lie came to Her eyes were of that deep moist blue And he produced an exceedingly shiny “ Feverish—very. She must be put to i These great organs are the natural cleans Philander White. His wife was my moth bed at once. Where does she live?" into collision with a train on the dis er words well drained, and should be deep ers of the svstem. If they work well, health Farmer Reid’s house. But for all that Jus that rolls out from under the edge of April sixpence. ly plowed or spaded. Trees should not be will lie perfect: If they become clogged, er’s own cousin, and I was just thirteen ' clouds, ami her lips, which were ripe and Jack, after much rummaging, showed a > “ I have not an idea. Search her! trict railway that encircles Paris. Eight dreadful diseased are cure to follow with tin proved a smart, likely hoy, and the farm , pockets.” stuck into the ground like bean-poles, nor, years old when I went there to make my er, who somehow was never very before full, had that touch of sorrowfulness about quantity of stuff and a brace button. I had persons were killed and nearly fifty TERRIBLE SUFFERING. first visit. There had been a quarrel be But the search was fruitless. on the other hand, need a great hole be duw handed—I always thought his wife’s sudden them which tells you always that tlie heart thi'pe-penee half-penny in coppers. severely injured. It says a great dea] to receive them. They should not be Biliousness, Headache, Dyspepsia, Jann- tween the two families two or three score deatli hurt hint—found that Justin was a beneath is full of tears. “ Odd man cut for the bacon,” quoth “ Call a cab, and I will take her to the! dicc, Constipation and Piles, or Kid years anterior to niv visit: and, though my . hospital.” suggested Harry. from English railway management that no planted too deeply nor is there any neces real prize. Tile girl’s hand clasped tightly the little Hal. sity of applying manure at the time of ney Complaints, Gravel, Diabetes, mother and Sirs. White never participated “ No, divide it between you.” said I. “ A I looked at the (lushed faee and tlie bright I great accidqnt has happened with ns. On Sediment in the Urine, Milky At fust he was gloomy and silent, doing boy s I*ei’ side. The resemblance be transplanting; in fact it is better to apply in this, tile feud of their ancestors had tw een man has been rash enough to invite me to lieautiful eyes, and my heart gavo a great ly one or two lives have been lost, and or Ropy U rine; or Rheu his work and taking little notice of anybody. them would have told you at once the dressing on the surface over the roots, doubtless involved some coldness between Rut he couldn’t'stand it long before Lucy. that they were brother and sister; but his dinner. Hand over the loaf.” senseless throb of disapproval. those more by their'own folly in stepping m atic Pains and Acljes, them. “ No. we eannot turn her away. Fetch I after the tree has commenced to grow. I wouldn’t, like to have the heart that that life could not have covered more than a Jack gave me one keen glance. I think out of the train before it had stopped than The hole to receive the trees while not too But to cut a long story short, for tlie pen he suspected the pious falsehood. Hal— a nurse. Hal. and she shall have my room. girl's smile wouldn’t have thawed out. third of hers. by any negligence on the part of the offi deep, should be broad enough to receive the and paper gossip may be more dignifh d. She was jnst like a bird around tlie old The little fellow’s eves were full of tears bless the hoy—was quite unconscious, as Y011 will take me in for a night nr two ? ” I hut not a whit better than tea-table scan “ Of course, old man.” anil Hal flew off. cials. roots, spread out in the natural way; sur KiDFJEY-WORT place, singing from morn till night, and her and the bright curls that crept out from un happv as though we had not a care. Tho face soil should then be filled around the will restore the healthy action and all these dal, I had been an invalid all tile previous bine eyes, that were so liko her mother’s, der his hat were damp with moisture. frugal meal had just been disposed of when Then T thought of our landlady That the United States does a gigantic destroying evils will be banished ; neglect winter. “ Bridget,” said T, “ bow about Mrs. Cab 1 roots until the spaces are carefully filled. them and you will live but to augur. seemed to lie sending out one laugh, and A few minutes later she opened the broad we heard a great puffing and blowing on trade in food products, ail the world knows, When the roots are covered, the earth When soft April days, to which my moth gate end went to the kitchen door. Far the third floor. That had but one possiblo i laglian." her lips another. I never wondered her fa and it is pctfeclly wonderful to observe in should be firmly packed above them, until er looked forward so eagerly, came, they ther doted on her as he did, and of course mer Keep’s housekeeper—an old woman, meaning—a creditor. 1 “ I am the misthress, sor ! Sure. T'll tell the bole is tilled. brought no bloom to niy cheek, no vigor to “ Whose turn? ” asked Jack, laconical her you’ve got the faver, an’ devil a hit the London gtocers’ windows tile displav of an aching back? Justin was not long in the old house be with yellow nightcap and check apron tied Unless the soil is very dry nt the time of Why bear such distress from Con my step. My constitution seemed to have fore she tried to make friends with him. over her linsey woolsy skirt—answered her ly. will she come nigh ye.” of American canned goods. I lately made planting, no water should be used, for, stipation and Piles? lost all its recuperative power; and the knock. It was an ancient arrangement now that One more difficultv remained, and that: a pilgrimage into Cannon Street to have a while it will do no good, it may do much Why be so fearful because of dis doctor said: Poor fellow! it must have seemed very on the advent of a dun only one of us the greatest—tho money problem. W ell,: ordered urine ? strange to him at first, for I do not believe “ Do you want any help, or do you know look at the preparations imported into Eng harm. If dry weather ensues after the Kidney-Wort will cure you. Try a pack “ Send her into the country. Sirs. Slay. anv one'around here who does?” timidly should receive him, the others being in tlie my eoat and vest might go. tree has commenced to grow, an inch or so age at once and be satisfied. If that don’t help her, she's lost to you.’ that anybody had ever given him a kind So,for three days I patted about the apart- i land by Messrs, II. K. & F. B. Thnrber. It is a dry vegetable compound and asked the girl. city—that is. in the adjacent bedroom. of the soil around the roots should he re Just before this Mrs. White had learned word until lie came to Meadow Brook. ment in an old tattered dressing-gown, be One Package makes six quarts of Medicine. But lie made ladders for her flower vines The old lady peered at her with dim eyes. “ Your own.” cried Hal, as we decamp It came about in this way: 1 was dining a moved and water {xinred on nntil the roots Tour Druggist has it, or will get it fo r through a mutual friend of my illness, and “ No.” said she. ‘‘There ain’t but four ed, leaving the door ajar to watch the course ing supposed to tie down with fever; mean-; few weeks ago with an American prirna are thoroughly saturated; then replace the you. Insist upon haring it. Price, $1.00. the very day of the blunt physician’s ulti ■ to run on, and got shells for the borders, of events. “ T wish you joy. Jack; it is while the real patient had careful attention and propped up tlie dahlias, and did a thou on ns—Farmer Keep and the two hired donna, and one of the entries was a dish of soil removed and mulch with hay, straw or VTZLLC, HSHA2DS0H * CO., Prsprietcn, maturn brought a letter to my mother. men and me. It’s harvest time just now, old Blunderson, snorting like a grampus, and strengthening nourishment. | (W1U send port paid.) B urlington, Y t. sand other things which took them out in tan bark: the process will not need repeat “ For the sake of my old love,” it read, though, and I reckon you’d find a place in as usual. The third day a notable event happened. I excellent asparagus. Now this vegetable let all that may have come between yon tlie garden after supper, and which made A high-class monthly sent me a guinea for ; ing unless the drouth shall be uncommon them the hpst of friends. the village.” Old Blunderson was a general provision at this season of the year is worth its weight ly severe. It will be seen that the princi and me be Inst in the pleasure of better “ Thank you. Bennie here, my little merchant, who had let himself be beguiled a contribution, and requested a similar one. in gold, and even then is scarcely procur pal errors to be avoided in transplanting memories. The hills of Sfeadow Brook Lucy had a playful, childish way about T worked cheerfully after that till the crisis her I hut made her seem much younger Ilian brother, is tired, for ho walked from tlie into supplying miscellaneous goods until able, so I marvelled at its presence. A are, planting too deeply, using manare at are clothed again with greenness, and now depot. Can vou let us come in and rest his bills really frightened me. He wns the came, and the nurse gleefully reported that the time of planting, planting too lohsely in this late Slay is the time for Jennie to she was: then she was small of her age, so the voting lady was conscious and asking lady sitting next to me whispered, “ That that nt fifteen she did not seem a bit older awhile ? ” exception that proved that old rale. “ Laugh and tlie free use of water. come to us. There is a prophecy of health “ Sartin, yon can.” and grow fat;” ns crusty, ill-conditioned a for her father. is canned asparagus/’and, notwithstanding, for her in tho soft wind that lifts my paper than you arc, Cora. In selecting trees for planting, prefer The sight of the child touched tho heart wretch ns ever read one particular portion “ May I see her ? ” said I eagerly. it tasted like a freshly-cnt delicacy, it ence is usually given to the larger ones, as I write. We know she is your all. and Well, she rode on tho top of Justin’s hay “ Dear, dear, no, sir. The excitement1 car, and helped him husk corn in the barn, of tho woman, and they went into a large of the Lord's Prayer backward. A modem tnrned out as ray informant stated. I de because it is supposed they will soonest be we will be very tender of your darling. kitchen, and sat down in the flag-bottomed Fallstaff, minus the wit, fie always ascended would throw her hack. Besides she must 1 gin to bear, but this is not always the case, Will you not trust her for a single sum and pretty soon the farmer noticed a change not talk. Her father is Mr. Bullion of-----j termined on discovering how this delicious in .Tustin. chairs, while with a glowing cheek the girl slowly, resting on each stair. for the older the tree, the greater will be mer?” cast about in her mind for the best manner We were safe for about five minntes. street.” vegetable could bo preserved, and my en the checkin transplanting, and young trees And before another week was passed my He got him anew suit of clothes, and his Jack employed them in preparing for his Bnllion. the grant foreign banker. W hat' face lost its down look, and after harvesting in which to present her petition for food. quiries led to the disoovery that it was put often outstrip tho older ones, bearing fruit trunk was packed and marked “ Philander Before sho had decided, the master of the reception, and we watched proceedings brought his daughter, unattended, into this | first, and arc more likely to make healthy, White. Meadow Brook. Farmer Reid made him an oiler to tarry all vile side street ? Time would explain, per- up in a special quality of tin, and sealed winter. house suddenly entered the kitchen, for it with amused curiosity. productive and long-lived trees. But I looked out, as I have saidt and there was nearly dinner time. He was a large, The first was to produce a huge tobacco j haps. Meanwhile .Tack put on his hat and while fresh, at tho sources of supply, by whether larger or smaller trees are select sat a pleasant white house, witli its green So Justin stayed with the farmer four years. Then he had a good offer some muscular, broad-chested, sun-burned man, pouch, taking from it about half an ounce their New York- house. A visit to their ed, they should have good sized roots and window blinds, the shrubbery in front, and with a hard, gloomy expression on his face of tobacco. From this he tilled a long clay J he was with 11s, his usual imposing air and Cannon Street branch resulted in the fur the roots should not be mutilated nor dried tlie cherry trees behind. Sly heart went where in New York State, and concluded to pipe—Jack’s nterschaum hnd preceded our magisterial demeanor lost in the agitation I Sold by all Druggists. Satisfaction guaranteed. where fifty years were now beginning to ther discovery that their fruits, fish, meats, up. It is well to shorten back the branches out to it, and at once, and it did a moment stop for the winter only. clothes to the pawnbroker’s—depositing of the moment. He shook me warmly by [ t BAB80BB, BAS 6 8 & 00. Whosesale Druggists. ‘ Lucy Reid had grown into a voting wo write their history. and soups are simply perfect. In a general a little at the time of planting, thereby re w en’l Agenta. 117 & 119 MiddleSt-, Portland, Me* later to the gentle voiced woman and fair, He stood still with surprise, gazing on tlie remainder carefully on tlie table. the hand. ducing the number of leaf buds and con dark-haired girl who rushed out on tile man by this time, and a handsomer one, “ An alarming sacrifice!” murmured “ Your friend has explained all, Mr. j way I have always fought shy of canned children, these dim eyes never looked upon. the new occupants of tho kitchen; and the sequently the ovaporating surfaces while front steps, and, kissing my check, said : boy drew close to his sister and the girl Jack, shaking liis bead over it with a re J Hathaway. T am deeply grateful to you. goods, but I am bound to say that tho new roots arc forming and the tree is get “ Cousin Jennie, you are very welcome.” I don’t know- how it happened, for Lucy Where is my child ? ” might have had her pick among the boys threw up a timid, frightened glance into gretful sigh. fruits and vegetables I tasted were really ting used to its new position.—Farmer. But it is not all to tell you of that sum the gloomy face. The next action was to grasp the fire The most renowned physician in town mer, though I looked across the gray year for miles around, but somehow she took to “ You don’t know of anybody round hero shove, and tongs. was quickly summoned, but in vain. Mr- in better condition, fresher, decidedly more CORN, FLOUR to its picture in the May-land of my memo Justin; and when lie left they wero en that wants a little help, do ye, farmer ? ” Weapons of offence.” whispered Harry. Bnllion begged him to devise means to re palatable, and I assume quite as whole gaged to he married one year from that Fixing Color in Cattle. - A N D - - ry, that I have taken up my pen this morn asked the woman. “ Here's a little girl He meditates assault and battery— ” move his daughter. At present she must some as many so called “ fresh ” articles of ing. time.” not leave her bed. In a few days, perhaps, “ Why, Grandma Dean! yon ain’t going that wants a place and she’s walked from Hal stopped abruptly in sheer amaze a similar nature, which are sold in the or Richardson, in his work on agriculture, Suffice it that the mountain breeze of the depot. I told her she might come in ment. Jack was deliberately removing with returning strength, she might lie for Meadow Brook did its work: and when in to stop now!” cried Cora, in alarm; for two or three hours at a time on a sofa in dinary markets of all large cities. John states thatColcombat, an intelligent French FEED STORE. the old lady had laid down her kniting. and rest a bit before she went up to the vil live coals from the fire to the shovel, and farmer, set to work to build up a herd of early autumn my mother came for her child lage to try her luck.” upon these he swept his cherished tobacco. our sitting-room. Further change wns im Bull loves a good dinner, with delicacies she could hardly identify the rosy-cheeked No. my child.” she said, moving her peratively forbidden. white shorthorns, beginning by purchasing spectacles and wiping her eyes; “ but the “ No,” shortly answered the farmer. Then lie placed the shovel upon the bottom both in and ont of season, and Thnrber tho entire English herd book and every girl who rushed in with her curls dangling “ Dinner ready ?” And the rich man turned ledges of two chairs at the further corner So Mr. Bullion, with many apologies, alxint her face, and held up her rosy lips for rest is a sad story, and I must hurry over begged that some of his daugfiter’s favor will sumptuously administer to this Great volume of the French. Then, with the FOGLER & CONANT it. I don’t exactly know how it happened, away without one gentle word or kind look of the room, threw himself into the one British Stomach. patience of a benedictine monk, be traced a kiss. for the homeless children whom God had nearest the fire, and complacently lighted ite pictures, and a few chairs, etc., from "Wholesale and Retail Dealers in I think it must have been nearly two lint that winter Lucy's father got into a ter her boudoir, might be brought; and we E dward. generations back the accidents of color in rible lawsuit with Squire Wheeler. There brought to his door. his long clay. each family. With the knowledge thus months after my domestication at Aupt “ Lucy.Lucy.don’t stay here; I ’m afraid.” Of course the room filled fast with smoke could not refuse. A few hours transform Corn, Flour, Meal, Oats Mary’s, for so I called my mother’s cousin, was some flaw in the title, and tho people ed our bachelor den into a kind of fairy laboriously acquired, he was able to select said it was plain that the old man should And the little boy’s lip curled and quivered and a most pnngent odor. his stock with such certainty, that most and Feed, when Uncle Charles Bruce, her husband’s as he tnrned his face from the farmer's. Old Blunderson hates tobacco as a cer palace. S T The United States Senate Commit brother, visited her. lie was a minister, let the homestead go. perfect success rewarded his toil. He has “ Lucy, Lucy,” how those little trembling tain personage hates bo!v water! ” grinned Mr. Bullion was naturally a constant vis tee on Indian Affairs have reached an reared upwards of forty calve9, each per and Cora and I had anticipated the gentle They said, too, he’d never survive it, and itor. and I had to receive him in the tatter Farwell Block, 210 Main St. better, perhaps, he never did than kept it tonps went down, down, down into the Hal. agreement to prepare and report an origi fectly white, without a single hair of red Inform the public that they have formed a partnership man’s advent with anything but pleasant “ Bad policy, though, to irritate him,” ed dressing gown. Twice I10 found me for the purpose of carrying on the above-uamed buei- emotions. as he did; hut one day Squire Wheeler, to man’s heart! How the dead days of his nal bill designed to cover the entire range or roan appearing in any of them to npset Iiess, and that having ample facilities, they are pre- youth hurst out of their graves and rushed grumbled I. writing with manuscripts scattered around. liis calculations and betray his hopes. In Our conceived notions of the e’ergyman's ali the neighborhood’s astonishment, rode “ You are an author ? ” he queried with of the Indian question, by the enactment of ired to fill-all orders for Meal and Corn, Yellow and over to tho farm. What he did there was through his memory at that low, broken, By this time our enemy was in the door all cases they do not possess uniform ex ixed, with prompt despatch and at the Lowest elongated visage, and solemn, puritanical “ Lucy, Lucv ! ” He turned and looked nt a smile. a new provision based upon the general SWholesale Prices. Flour and Feed also supplied manner, which we regarded as necessary never exactly known, but in a little while way gasping for breath, and shaking a great “ A would-be one.” cellence of form, bnt now that he has color, at wholesa e, in lots to suit. it was rumored that the suit was withdrawn, the girl; not sourly, as before, but with a hairy fist at Jack by way of filling tho in principle, that the United States should, in a he xvll next give attention to quality. We also invite the attention of retail purchasers to eoncomitants of the profession, soon van kind and eager questioning interest. “ Pray do not desist from writing on my our slock of Corn, Flour, Meal. Oats and Feed, always ished before the beautiful kindling of his and that the next spring Lucy Reid was to terval till speech returned. account. May I amnse myself for a time great measure, abandon the policy of treat in store, promising our best efforts to please, and the “ What’s yonr name ? ” “ You abandoned young profligate!” Lowest Market Prices. smile and tho winning gentleness of his be married to his son Stillman Wheeler. witli your papers ? ” ing the Indians as children, and place them And so it was. One bright March day she “ Lncy Wheeler, sir.” Jack removed his pipe, nodded and quiet Baked Apples,—Either sweet or sour? manner. He was Unele Phil’s youngest He borrowed a bulky one at leaving—to as speedily as possible upon the footing of brother,and not more than 28 at that time; went to the old church yonder, and gave He staggered back and caught hold of ly resumed it. Many have a notion that 9weet apples are Rockland, May 29, 1879. herself to him. the nearest chair. ‘ Where are the other scamps?” submit it, he said, to a publisher he citizens. Tho main features outlined by the only kinds proper for baking. They and his re’igion had deepened and harmon “ And what was your mother’s ? ” knew: Next day he received a letter from ized liis fine poetic temperament without He was a good-looking man. but never ‘One gone for the doctor: tho other—” tlie committee are first: Permanent locali- aro indeed excellent—when sour ones can “ Lncy Reid. She used to live at Mead and a jerk of the speaker’s thumb toward a well-known firm, offering $2.50 for the not be bad. But for the perfection of eheckingthe overflow of that undercurrent over-smart, tlie neighbors whispered, and I ow Brook. So I enme here to get work. copyright and an additional $250 if a second zationof Indians, by allotinghomesteads to of humor which sparkled through liis char always thonght it was his father’s money the door behind which we stood completed baked apples R. I. Greenings aro required: She told me to before she died.” the sentence. edition were called for. In tny vonth and them in severality, with the pffivision that Removo the centers with a " corer,” fill w ilS S B EECHER’S acter. Uncle Charles was soon our com mnre than anything else that kept him inexperience, it did not occur to me for panion in our rides and rambles and our up.” At that moment the angels looked down Old Blunderstone made two unwieldly lands so allotted shall be absolutely inal- the cavities with sugar, set in alxaking dish and saw the seed that had lain for two-score steps toward 11s. months the money came from the banker’s ienablo during 25 years; second, extension with a little water, and bake rather briak- confidant in our girlish plans. But .Tustin. Grandma Dean, what be poeket. HAIR OR WHISKER DYE, “ Ton don't really mean so. Uncle Char came of him ?” years in the heart of Justin Keep spring up Better not,” said Jack. over tho Indians of general civil and crimi ly. Apples so treated, are better than and the flower blossom in the wilderness. Eh?” Of course I eagerly assented, and took most of us deserve. lie,” and Corn’s bright face was lifted from There is a dark look about the whole He strode across tile kitchen to the be my eoat and vest ont of pawn—not a dny nal laws of tho United States or of states the roses and geraniums we were weaving matter. Lne.y was made the victim of soiup Tvphnid fever—had case—contagions,” wildered girl. He brushed back her bon fibbed Jack between llis puffs. too soon, for Miss Bullion was pronounced and territories within whoso border they black, dark hro’ into the lionqnet for the mantel. “ Yon terrible falsehood. I never blamed her convalescent,and that afternoon her father’s auburn color. l.__ net and tnrned her face to tho light. IIo We saw old Blunderson’s faee turn a are located; third, continuation of a cer Apple Pie.—Stowed apples half an inch tains no Sulphur don’t really think what you just said, that father, for the losing of the homestead could not be mistaken.. It was the one strong arms conveyed her front one room in every heart there is a fountain: some seemed to completely shatter him. ghastlv green with fear. Still he looked tain degree of assistance to them by the thick, between two flabby crusts, is a cari framed and hung in the darkened room in incredulous; wo had played so many tricks to another. quires but a single blossom in the human wilderness of every I only know that Squire Wheeler and government in view of their progress to cature on apple pie. The apple pie is made application to elf. his soul. The blue eyes of Lucy looked before. I lived in fairyland for a week till onr with sliced raw apples, in a very deep plate, soul.” his son were at the bottom of it. and that again in his own. At that moment the ward civilization, until they become self- He put down his paper and came toward Lucy Reid went to the altar believing that “ Gammon! ” he gasped at length. guests departed. She explained tho visit to and ns few plates are deep enough, the dyeing.as In the little boy pushed in between them and Jack rose slowly, walked to the corner, our obscure streot—It was to pawn jewelry sustaining by means of agricultural nnd sliced apple should be heaped up in gener of otl.er dyes. It is not ns. Justin hnd been false to her.” gazed wistfully in the man’s face. Farmer two .separate articles Dear me. how dreadful!—did he ever and produced the shovel. for her brother’s benefit, a wild, lad, whose pastoral occupations. ous measure. It is a mistake to spoilgood tas are most lialr “ I have not n doubt of it, my little girl. Keep sat down and took the child in his “ Fumigating the room,” said he. “Bet excesses had driven him from home, and dyes), but a single The story I was jnst rending, of the hard come back? ” apples with much seasoning. Cloves and combination; and ex arms. Ho tried to spenk, hnt instead great ter have a pioc.” who had recently been writing her letter allspice overcome tlie natural flavor; a very perienced wholesale ened old man who cried because a child “ Yes, tlie next May. Lncy had been a sobs came and heaved liis strong chest. And old Blunderson fairly turned and after letter, hinting nt frightful consequen- druggists, who have gave him a bunch of marigolds, corrobor wife two months. Justin had not heard of little cinnamon, or minnte bits of the dried handled all the various dyes. pronounce it t h e best The trio in the kitchen gazed at him in fled with such celerity that he gained the cesif she eonld not furnish him with money. We know a good many men who are peel of a sweet orange, develop it. In many »i»»crle preparation for chan-zing the color of the lialr ates my remark. The light that is in ns her marriage. She was at home visiting her which nxs ever lieen brought to their notice. t unite astonishment. next floor in seconds instead of minntes. “ Mr. Hatahway,” she said, “ will vou be anxiously advocating the payment of families, sauce nnd pie end the changes, PRICK AU CENTS. Satisfaction guaranteed in every cannot quite become darkness; tho hearts father, and when sho first saw him she fell “ Lucy’s children! Lucy’s children!” We were laughing over his discomfiture, my friend, and try to reclaim him ? ” the national debt that forget 'all about iziM-.orth. refunded. Prepared only by G. W, that might bring forth a hundred fold for down like one stricken with a fit. But he while they are really bnt the beginning of THOMPSON, Kocklanl, Me. Sold by all dealers. he murmured at last, in a voice whoso ten when Bridget’s head appeared at the door, She put a transparent littlo hand in mine those contracted by themselves. the list. li the New Yurt Tribune Deni? Kearney ha? been found guilty Guv. Garcelon’s Testimony. !t:i«’ii«ltriwhich were »lip», dated Sept. 85, 5$#** The Legislature of New Jersey, »{«Henry E. Hall, U. S. store-keeper of the of using lungnage m San Francisco calcu Giving uway a Campaign. Gov. Garcelon appeared la-fore the’lnves-! ;!“tiog tliat they were the amended returns. salt warehouse at Matinleus has been obliged to THE BOCEAUD GAZETTE. Troiu the return for Renres which hft9 just adjourned, passed a concur I p t h e - lated to provoke a breach of the peace. His ' What would lie thought of a capitalist I tigating Committee of the Legislature last of°t'he same kind had npimreTu v^been tonT rent resolution providing for biennial ses resign his situation in consequence of ill health. Thursday, March 18, 1880. arrest had the effect to quiet him in his nt- who. having §100.000 in cash to invest, j Friday, in obedience to a summons issued . He said, from the appearance, lie should sions. It must be adopted by the next Leg A dog that bit Gen. Tillson’s daughter Nina ' ~~ 1 = terances and now he speaks in a very-re-j should hunt about for the dishonored and by that body, and gave his testimony, at ' have no doubt a slip had been torn off". islature and confirmed by the people before last Friday, was soon made to bite the dust him- J The Lake Megantic Railroad Companv The fishery award is creating trouble speciful tone of the Citizen's Protective worthless notes of Wilkins Slieawber. hnv great length, in regard to the examination ••"‘J n,,' el'•>e,»rd of this livfore.and if Fair- it becomes a law. * self by a couple of shots from a gun in thc hands offer tho city of Bangor SoOO.OOO for lkfl J - - > I field was thrown nnt when the information of Will White. I Bangor Piscataquis railroad. The city in the Dominion. Nova Scotia demands a Cnion of that city. He was sentenced to them at par. and triumphantly declare that and tabulation of the returns of the Seplem- contained on the slip was received, it was T . . . . refuses to sell it at less than $600,000. '* fair proportion ” of it. and threatens se- six months imprisonment and lined S1.000. lie hail done a magnificent stroke of bnsi-1 her election. We copy from the Airt/owd a gross violation of right. Ho was not iy In a letter on the coming elections in The masked party, which was to have come ; here to justify any fraud; he took the facts off at Pillsbury Hall last Tuesday evening, was The cigar dealers of Portland have con:- (fission if her demand is not complied 1 ■“ —-— :------~ ness? What would be thought of a Gen- ‘-Idvertfscr the best synopsis of his evidence England, a correspondent of the Xew York postponed, on account of the stonu, to next Tues-j Pkdned to the City Marshal in regard to with. y On our outside will lie found a notice eral who, having mano'iivreil his own army that has come under our observation, it from the Council’s reports, and this was the first intimation he had that the thing had Tribune says: The licensed victuallers— day evening. j l»le apothecary stores selling cigars on Sun- — ----- — ------which is of exceeding interest to boy farm- into a superb position on a commanding will beseen.thatGov.G.franklyaeknowl- _____ . „ ,» .« » .• v .u i.v i day* They make no objections to the drug been done. Said the Governor: “ We have so-called because as a rule they keep boose- j * ? ‘ . k-u L ? J . ,W C s ‘.r | stores being kept open on Sunday for the y The Ward Seven matter is at a i end ors. Here is a chance to secure a hand- hill and his enemy into the valley below, edges, that alterations were made in the to do many things on the testimony of oth es where drink but no victual is to be had John A Keen started up this week in cnlting l« sale „f me.,icin^ clnil„ it is unja9< in the present Legislature. both branches some sum of money by raising a large crop should delilicrately move down into the vnl- , returns, but the Governor says they were ers. I did not have a breath of suspicion of —are a power. They are extremely well In Chiekawaukle. There is no doubt ot a protit themselves *i------« to permit . . .the . . . druggists . J to sell adhering to their respective votes—the of com. It is suggested that some wealthy ley, invite the rival army to pass upon the made without his knowledge or consent. the t ouncil. 1 must confess to being some being realized in tbe commodity this season. what guilty of neglect in not looking more organized; they have powerful journals, cigars and tobacco on the Lord’s day while Senate to grant the prayer of petitioners, gentleman in Knox County offer a special. hill, and give battle only when his enemy The question then arises. “ Were they done closely into the matter.” For the state and they appeal with success to somo of Steamer [Pioneer has changed her time and the cigar dealers are compelled to close and the House giving them leave to with prize to the boy in this county who shall do on top of him? by his Councillors?" We presume the ments, lie had made in public and private, the baser appetites of the community, par will leave Rockland for Carver’s Harbor at 3 their stores on Sunday. draw. best and most in the contest. The boys, It is now seriously proposed that tlie Re Committee will endeavor to find that out he had relied upon the inspection and judg ticularly of the lower classes. The exten- o’clock P. M. leaving the latter place for Rockland On tho 23d of July next, just ten years who intend to compete, should send in their publican party shall do sometliing very before they finish the matter. ment of the Council. On being asked, why tion of the suffrage added largely to their ,30 A. M. She is to take water from Tillson’s from the founding of the settlement of New the same rule adopted in tlie Farmington artesian well. Swetlen, there will be a decennial celebra HT In relation to Gov. Garcelon's testi names at once, as requested in Mr. Allen's much like botli of these things. For more He testified that lie bad followed the con political influence. Neither party can af case was not applied to die Fairfield ease, »!• Remember that Dr. Fitzgerald, the physician tion in that township.at which the Governor mony the Gardiner Home Journal says: notice. than three years tlie !party lias licen accu stitution and tile laws, as interpreted by tho ford to leave them out of account. They courts and by the practice of his predecess he replied : *• I suppose to get Represen who is remarkable for bis many cures, will be at and Council will he present and an histori " He claims that lie acted honestly and con- mulating a magnificent capital—a pure Ad tatives of the right stamp.” vote as one man.” cal address will bo delivered by Hon. W. t y A Denver despatch says that the ren- ors ih the office of Governor. The rules of Knox Hotel Thomaston to-morrow and at Thorn aciantiouslv. and said he did not know ministration. successful Resumption, uni construction derived from these*sources 1 he rule laid down was, that, where the dike Hotel in this city Saturday—only oue day in W . Thomas, Jr.; of Portland, under whoso what party had the majority when the cer- j eSai,e Indians, in large numbers, in the initials of a name were used, it should not administration as Commissioner of Emi versal prosperity. We are now asked to were followed impartially, eacli ease being be counted for the same person whose F B. F. Lancaster, late Superintendent each place. gration. tlie colony was founded. In tbe tificater. were issued. As we read it and southeast corner of Colorado, are causing throw away four years' political profits, decided upon its merits, and without refer name, in other towns, is given in full. of Public Buildings, appeared before the »I« Boyd’s Minature Galvanic Battery is having afternoon of the same day the new church the testimony of others, it is hard for us to alavni among the settlers. They have been ence to the result. He did not know, nor and put tlie Republican party back where did lie cure to know, the piliticnl character This was disregarded in East Livermore Investigating committee Wednesdav morn a great sale in this city. We have heard of several will be dedicated. During the ten years balieve him as honest as we have been -armetl bv the Mormons. A party of pros- it stood in 1376. Tlie party was attacked of the candidates named in tile returns; nor and Lincoln. Ditto marks were to be re ing and testified to meeting Gov. Garcelon cases where instant relief has been experienced in tho colony has increased from 50 to 600 in garded as fatal. They were so regarded in habitants. willing to do hitherto." pectors have been missing in I.aplata by tlie Democrats then on tile ground that did lie know, when he issued tile certifi on Monday night at the Augusta House, headache, rhenraatism, inflammatory, and other ______county, and it is believed that they have cates, that a majority of tlie persons to the Westbrook return, but not in the An disorders by tlie use of this battery. The price ii the Administration of Mr. Hayes would be dover. The Governor did not approve of and there made out for him a receipt for low, only 50 cents. J . H. Wiggin has them for Every little while there come reports of ty The President lias nominated James been massacred, as footprints of both In- whom they were sent, in both houses, be merely a continuation of tlie Administra longed to tlie Fusion party. When this this. He did not know but little of the $300 and copied another for vouchers, an sale. boys who have had terrible falls down ele- W. Crawford to be Postmaster at Bruns- dians and whites were found at a camp, tion of General Grant. The result was that political complexion of the towns in the ator wells or from great heights, and yet fact afterward came to his knowledge, it State. tedating the former to make it appear as if »J« Schooner E. G. Knight is chartered to load wick. Me., and Jacob Kendrick Upton of A party has been sent to search for them. Mr. Ii.ayes escaped defeat by only one elec was a surprise, and a very agreeable sur paid in Lewiston in January. Did not lime for Wilmington, N. C. Schooner Helen have not only not been killed, but in some Naw Hampshire to be Assistant Secretary ------~ ~ prise.mac he tie uuuciiadded, I naiue Henry C. Walker on the eases have not been seriously hurt. A boy toral vote, and it took four months to de Mr. Haks'ivho conducted the examina- "6“'r" n^ ™ ? I,eb!o.n "w“ . sh?,w?’ and be know that Garcelon had State money in is loading lime for Norfolk, Va. Schooner Joseph in a mine near Pittsburg, N. Y.. had a of the Treasury. He has, also, re-nomi-J j y The Cincinnatti Enquirer the leading cide whether that vote belonged to him. 'io conducted thee: Farwell is to load lime for Charleston, S. C. tion,ion, asked the witness if the rules adopted .. : d P*am l.° bl? timt the mid- his hands to pay the men. There was talk umble the other night, however, which is sated H. W. Richardson as supervisor of Democratic paper in Ohio, brings out the The Republican party went very near were those set forth in a published report1 die initial was changed to G., and that ap in December by tlie Fusionists of raising Schooner John A. Cook, of Provincetown, Mass, likely to finish him. Two boys ran to the the Census for the 1st Maine District. name of Judge Field as a candidate for the to bankruptcy in 1876. Why go back now of the committee on elections. Dr. Gar parently it was a forgery. He had no has been purchased by A. F. Crockett and others ladder to see which should get down first, knowledge of the blank returns, or of in- money to pay the force by subscription. ior the lime business. ------♦ ------Presidency and says he •• has the essential to the same point and start on the same celon replied thnl they were: that lie was when the one in rear.from some unexplained strnctions being sent out to Fusions towns; reason, went completely over the other, EF" The U. S. Senate Committee on the ability and integrity, and would go into the road ? consulted about the preparation of the re »I« Our neighbors of the Courier are soon to be port; and that he approved it. he never would have approved of it. BT The Republicans of the Second Dis* gin the publication of a weekly newspaper under falling to the bottom of the mine, a distance Judiciary reported Monday favorably the canvass with clean hands. There is no Would Resumption and its attendant 1 p to the 20th of October, supposed that of 120 feet, striking upon tho wooden plat The returns went to the committee on trict have elected Hon. W. P. Frye, of Lew the name of the Maine Hotel Register and Livery bill terminating the office of all Supervis- good reason why he would not command prosperity, or the purity of the present elections, by order ol the Council, on tlie no eye had seen the returns; on the 17th form. He was taken up insensible, but. to November, a committee called upon him iston. and James W. Wakefield, of Bath, Journal, to be devoted to the hotel and livery ors of Elections on the first of May next, the natural strength of his party cast of the Administration, or even tlie necessity of 30th ol Octolier. A preliminary tabulation terests of the State. Mr. Charles E. William: the surprise of everybody, he was soon saying that they feared certain parties had delegates to the Chicago convention, with fonnd to be alive, and, although in a criti when new ones are to be appointed by the Rocky Mountains, and to it he would doubt- keeping the Solid Sonth in check, be tlie was reported on tlie 17th of November, to be the editor and Fuller, Jones A Williams the but this tabulation was afterwards revised had access to the returns, He was indig- C. J. Talbot, of Wilton, and J. P. Swasey, cal condition, the physician who has him Senate. Also the bill prohibiting the ar- less add fifteen Pacific Electoral votes. If chief issues of the campaign if General publishers. We wish them much success. in charge is hopeful of his recovery. u,by uwthe committeeco.uuhucv and..uu copiedcopwu byu, tlieuw cclerks c o . “a“t.at ‘bis’ and Put the ftU6Sti°n directly of Canton, as alternates. The Republican rest of a State officer by a United States elected, there would be a man in the White Grant should be nominated? We think In making up the list of members of the l° b ‘3,? .ouncd’ * h° stated P<»K'">ly ‘'>at Messrs. Cobb, Wight A Norton have had fifty delegates from the Fourth District, are Hon officer on election days. House with exalted ideas of the Republic, nut. The Republican party would move Legislature and county officers elect, the P»rty had seen tlie returns. Hie men employed on Chiekawaukee Lake for ten day Lewis Barker, of Bangor, and Hon. L. Pow past, in cutting ice. They have twenty-five team: down into the valley; the Democratic tabulation by the committee was followed 6ta™3 we6a safe, the key of ------■------[ for he has exalted views of the Constitution except where the committee disagreed, or , ‘uh mt.vo parts one being in the ers, of Houlton, with Charles A. Shaw, of constantly employed in hauling the ice, which they Ii) tl)e C oiiqtv. BT A Washington despatcli to a N. Y. on which the Republic rests. There would party would take its stand on the hill. The were in doubt. Such cases were brought andf,of thecha.rman of the committee and Dexter, and E. A. Thompson, of Dover, as are storing in the Pease kiln shed on the Point. paper states that the President lias demand- be something picturesque and romantic in Democrats would assume tlie offensive; the the other in the hands of the Secretary of The ice is clear, very thick and of the liest quality, to the notice of the Governor, and were B T . , . . . alternates. A11 the delegates from this THOMASTON. cd F. W. Seward’s resignation as Minister a candidacy from tile Golden Gates—the victorious and united Republicans would carefully examined by him; and decided 6- Information m,Sht ha,T0 566,1 ,n" They have already made sale of about 2000 ton; without reference to the polities of the can- “ ted,CfOn,eLer“'DS,hB ” tn™a b-T COnTeJ“ ; State have been elected excepting, those Town meeting ilonday. March 29th. War to-China, and if he does not comply he will ancient party of the Republic reachingover be forced into the defensive, The issues of »I«Tlie religious interest in the Cedar Street didates, on principles of law which lie la- Hard6n- 1,16 Messenger, had from this, the Fifth District. Resolutions rant will be put up Saturday. lie,removed. It is understood that Consul ’ the mountains to take a candidate from the the campaign would be the Third Term, Baptist Church and the Free Baptist Church lieved to be sound. He believed and still ff66 a666ss to the Council chamber when in favor of Mr. Blaine havo been adopted The street lamps have arrived, anti will be Bailey will also lie removed, and that there : vouthful Golden State by the Pacific Sea. the danger of putting a man into the Pres tlie returns were tabulated. Several sheets still continues. Mr. Ellis, thc Evangelist, cqn believes that the count was fair and was in all the conventions. tinues his labors in the former, and Rev. Mr. loon put in position. will be a complete clearing out of our repre- Among the candidates of whom the Cincin- idency for the third time whose friends • bt of manuscript were shown to tlie Govern- A report containing a list of members of Y*'0 r6C0?n‘zed lbeI“1 a'- his ,land' Eastman, the worthy pastor of the latter, is hold Next Sabbath is Palm Sunday. Services sentalives in China. nati Convention will think, the name of might have plans for keeping him there in ’4 the House was shown to the witness, and ' r‘‘ ’ ‘,6 > d “ ad°h i "f S T Secretary Sherman announces in a ing meetings every evening, which are well at appropriate to the day will be held at St. . — ------♦ ------j Stephen J. Field should and will not be definitely, the possibility of an office-hold-' tended and much interest is manifested. recognized as a report to the Couneii from letter to a friend that he is in the field for John’s (Episcopal) church, and at St. Janies iy Mr. Acklin. member of Congress from overlooked.” ere’ despotism concealed under republican The Rockland Poultry Association invite* t e h K “ ere the resuU dd Democratic and 27 Re- a nomination as candidate for President. (Catholic) church. I-onisiana, was completely snubbed by tiis forms. Is any one prepared to assert that those persons residing within the limits of the During Holy Week, at St. John’s church party in the House last Monday. lie of- j Joseph BolduCi who is now confined lalk of tbis kind- with a Third Term norai a more careful application of the rules to ln d t<> " 6 l wbich al. He says: “ The first public mention of my Knox Agricultural Society, who are interested candidacy was in the inference drawn from the raising of pure blooded poultry stock, to or Rev. William Walker, Rector, will condui t fered a political resolution, called for the in Ule State prison, under a life sentence for ,lation actuall-T before the people, would the returns. The « .w" “ 6“ lowed the Governor and Council to take certain names, he si pposed “ ,ters be' testi,uon>-' 1,6 took of Rk'e- »™d' my letter to the Hon. Mr. Haskin, of New ganize clubs or societies in their own town religious services. previous question and took his place as one murder of James J . Norris of Bradley, has not make many Patriotic- men uneasy? backer, but he never saw those letteis oe 1 u j i York, in which I stated what I would seek a view ultimately of forming a county society The meetings conducted by Rev. E. A. of the tellers. But his Democratic col- luade a ful, confc^jo,, of hj8 crime to his Can aI1-v °ne dol,bt tbat- if a respectable fore and did not know who wrote them. b“r* *n d ‘^ 7 wbo P™a°>reeed the law One of the rules adopted wqs, that votes " " S ‘"l'°,na1' ,FoJ he reference of the to do in case of my nomination and elec also with a purpose of exhibiting their best birds Whittier, (Evangelist,) are well attended. leagues kept tbeir seats and stnblxirnly re- collncil, ,vhiei, confession has been pub- Democratic candidate were nominated, at the coming fair in October, or at a poultry show for John T. Wallace, for example, and for ho court,b6 »>6 d hlnl,self r6' tion. Since that time I have been consid Theodore French is putting a new roof on fused to support his motion. There is some ! in the fiatigor ll7ii't pxiicct that the decision This position I intend to occupy to tho end. savings Isank, was convicted of embezzle- roadside in tlie town of Bradley on tlie 1. 4V allace, Jr., were one an.I tne same. „ . , , .J , . a. , , ballast, and schooner American .Chief, (of Rock* [From our regular correspondent. | I do not think it necessary for me to belittle Lincoln City. Colorado, at which place his ment. After tlie conviction a confession by i morning of Xov. 8 1879. Bolduc says lie Tl« from Robbinslon .,,1 D.bl.1, land) Snow, from Port Johnsou with cargo Our European Letter. or arraign General Grant, Senator Blaine or brother, Richard W. Walsh, is located. Sidney 1'. Pratt, son of the treasurer, came waited near the office on tlie evening of coal for Boston, collided night of March 12th off anyone else, nor will I use my official posi Cross Rip. The Yankee Blade struck the Ameri The solograph likeness of Foreman R. II. to light, stating that lie alone was the guilty Xov. 7 till Mr. Xorris came out about lei. London, Eng., March 4th, 1880. tion to promote my candidacy.” can Chief in the stem, destroyed the latter’s main Counee, made by F. K. Cushing for R. II. person, and giving a circumstantial account o’clock, followed him and struck him with The papers here have their columns full sail and boat, broke mainboom and damaged the Counee Engine Company is a nice work of of how he had stolen 3130,000 from tlie an axe wideli lie had procured for tlie pur-1 of ,lot>ib jn regan, tQ tbe altempt m.u]c t0 ton county, he found that these votes had nnlrss hy l,e submitted stem badly. The former lost jibboom, and tx art, and a life like representation of their es been counted for John T. \\ allace. J u IIo tbe „ bo (,j(l rare wbetber tbc One of tlie large school buildings on Lin bank undetected. The paper was written ' pose. Tho murderer says: - 1 struck him erect a statue to th(? Prince j mperial in admitted that this was wrong coln street, Eoiviston, Monday morning at of her crew, who on the jibboom at the time teemed Foreman. _ . .. , , ,e with him the collision, were knocked overboard aud had from Richmond, Virginia. with the axe on the head. He fell to the Westminister, Abbey. If. as M. de Cas- know it before; nor did he know that John tbo l01' rt would .1 four o’clock was destroyed by fire. Ixjss The “ Teacher” at the Maine State Prison T. Wallace, Jr., was a Fusion candidate. „ §6,000. Supposed cause inceudiary. Tlie narrow escape. They were in the water some *" ground. I dragged him across tlie load aignae a admits, his only object in going to minutes before being rescued. lias received from F. A. Brewer, Esq., of iy l'rinec A. Sawyer, the Fusion Secrc- and took tlie keys out of his pocket and Zululund was t0 qnalify himself fo,. ali ex. Thc return from Stowe, in Oxford Monday tlie Governor was again W ore janitor, contrary to custom, was away from county, showed tiiat one “ Standley ” had a tlie Committee and was examined, at great tlio building and no wntebman was about »i« The interest at Cedar.Strect Baptist Church Dorchester Mass, ten very nice books for the tary of State, who revised to appear before went into tlie office and opened the sate and [)e(Ii[ion against his Qwn eounn.v -n orJer majority of the votes for Representative, lengtli, in relation to tlie sums he had the premises. still continues to increase. Souls are being led use of the convicts under his instruction. the investigating Committee and testify- took what money there was, lietween three to OTCrturn the existing order of tilings The tabulation showed that these votes (lrawn fr0,n the tl.eagnry dnring the latter feel tlieir need of a persounl Savior, and members CAMDEN. were counted for Mr. Stanley, who re- ...... - 7 and was, therefore, arrested and confined and four hundred dollars. 1 then came thcre does gce)u tQ ,)C 9° ne inoongruity Supreme Judicial Court, Kuox of the church are awaking to a new sense of their Sickness.—There is an epidemic cold, for contempt—after a confinement of one ; lack to tlio place where tlie lwdy was lying the scleciion of thc Abbcy as a p]ace f()r a eeived a certificate. Tho witness thouglit ol uis administration, and for the dis- responsibility, and much good is being accom tliis was right, since thc sound indicat- position of which there were no vouchers County. which is very severe, raging here. An indi night in a room in tlie State House, altered and took him by tlie hand and dragged him monunient t0 his memorv It is l]nder. plished by thc earnest, indefatigable labors of Mr. cd the name nearly enough. But in O|1 lik. IJu aeknowledged tlrawin; MARCH TERM. Ellis. The afternoon Bible readings, followed by vidual once attacked with it must sutler pa bis mind and on Friday.gave his testimony some distance. 1 examined his pockets 9tood that „ le sH(? wa3 demanded bv thc Hanover Francis W Redlon lost 30 votes lhe ( LIBBEY, J., P residing. a season of prayer, are largely attended, while the tiently or impatiently for from three weeks to in regard to carrying off the state seal. He and I found two wallets there, one of which press ordcr of tbe Quecn herself If such because his name was spelled lied- - L. F. Starrett, Clbrk. evening meetings draw a full house to listen to the three months. The Gazette correspondent lond.’’ The ex-Governor thought this was furnished vouchers. Sl.OOO of this nmount denied any complicity in altering tlie elec- , was found upon me when arrested. I took be lbe cage y,,, s(alue wi„ ’ j tbcrc S. E. Sh e p h e r d , S h e r if f . short sermon followed by a “ testimony meeting inconsistent and wrong. lie did not know had been returned to the treasury by Adju had an attack of this malady two weeks ago, L. M. Staples, Covntt Attorney. which is often followed by an - inquiry meeting, tion returns. a gold riug from his finger. His throat however much her loval subjects may of it before, nor did lie know that Stanley (ant General Iâvitt, in whose hands §2,- since which time his misfortunes have piled in ------•» ------; was cut l>y me by oue blow of tlie axe. I caT;i. was a r usionist and liedlon a Republican. , , . .. ,. , Miss Abbt P vlsiper, Stenographer. Mr. Ellis is a young inau of zeal and energy, upon him, one after another, until he is get He remembered however that some ofthe!0011 bad 56611 Pla6ed- the other thousand possessing a tine voice-wbich is used freely for the jy It is stated that thcre is no truth in then threw tlie axe as far as I could to- T,)is js an age of and one mus( L. S. Robinson vs. [Western Union Telegraph ting impatient with even- thing in general Cumberland towns had returned votes for having been expended by him in paying Company. Suit for delay iu delivery of a message benefit and pleasure of his hearers. tlie re|iort that one million dollars have I wards thc river. The keys and safe key 1 i^, forlued for every conceivable object, by which fault on the part of the deft. Company and with colds in particular. His first mis Mr. Quinby which were counted for Mr. the men tiiat gnrrisonod the State House. plaintiff claimed to have lost employment as a Like Providence, R. I., Augusta, is filled with been offered for thc Knox & Lincoln Rail- ! also threw away at the same time. Bolduc o ncj„f tilc latest is the “ Street Accident Quimby, and tiiat in an Aroostook town re- q j (be ot[ler monies drawn, from §2,000 to master mariner and suffered large damages. Ver small manufactories. An interesting place to visi^ hap after the cold, was to fall, about 1 o’clock ! road. Tlie rumor arose from tho convcr- sa>'s Norris had frequently employed him and j)angel.ous Driving Prevention Socie- turns for Mr. Biirnam were not counted for , ,, , dict for pltf., $375. Exception's tiled. Gould & is thc Cushnoc Corset Works, owned we under at night, while going to visit a patient, fractur Mr. Burnham. He explained this apparent S y000 n as 6M>6taled by Mr. Lancaster, Moore for pltf. Mortland for defence. sation of a former resident of Rockland when he could not get work elsewhere, and ty,” whichhasbeonstartedwiththelanda- stand by Messrs. Fred Litchfield and Frank Has ing one of his ribs; and every time he has inconsistency by saying that lie know tiiat So00 paid on account, to A. P. Gould, Esq., Lucy C. Farnsworth, Executrix, vs. Cobb Lime witli Superintendent Coombs, in which the lie never quarreled with him. lie cannot hie object of endeavoring to lessen the num- kell, both formerly of Rockland. Here some twen different families spelled tlieir names Bur- for professional services; §700or §800 went Company. An action to recover the value of lime- coughed since he can tell exactly where that former remarked that lie thouglit a stock tell why lie murdered him, as he had no in- rock used from quarries belonging to the estate ot ty-five operatives are employed. Thc product rib was injured. Our last misshap, up to the her of accidents that happen iu tlie crowded nani or Burnham, lint did not know that jnto tbe 0|f,ce of t|le Attorney General, and Wm. A. Farnsworth. This case was commenced sold mostly in Maine cities. Thc entire process comiiany could be farmed who would give tention of doing so until lie raised tlie different families spelled their names Quim- . . . , , , e „ „ . present writing, was, that being on the street, l.ondon streets. There is to be a public , * . , ...v? , ,i,„ i>„„ there is in the hands of Gov. Garcelon some on Friday, but was suspended on Tuesday on ac of stitching, embroidering, Ac., is done by that amount for tlie road. “ Only this and axe. ______bv or Quinby. Did not know that the Rev. , count of the illness of Mr. Gould, counsel for the walks slippery, we started for home with meeting of the friends of this society, and Dr. Quinby, of Augusta, spelled his name four or five hundred dollars to pay bills for plaintiff. It will lie resumed next Monday. Gould cliiuerv. The company have now in constant no anticipation of accidents: but our feet nothing more! possibly one of its supporters may then ex witli an n ; nor did he know that Quim- which he considers himself responsible, A Moore for plaintiff; Rice A Hall for defendants. operation some fifteen Remington sewing ma ------— Maine Legislature. plain what the society is going to do and by. was a Fusionist and Burnham a Repub- iIu bad consQited wjth Messrs. Gould. Albion K. Meservey vs. Alvin R. Dunton. An chines,which are run atas high rate of speed as nine started off’ at a speed so much quicker than action for slander based on alleged statements by hundred revolutions a minute. These machines GT- James Morrow, foreman of tho Iwok-: Thc final adjournment of the Maine l-eg- how it is going to do it. The police are ' IUSD-' i i-..i r „„ .1,;. Bradley. Webster and others, among whom deft, to the effect tiiat A.’K. Meservey was fhe our body, that we were obliged to sit down Being pressed a little farther on tins - ° murderer of Sarah H. Meservey. Thc trial began seem to be peculiarly adapted for all kinds of work on the walk, in order to arrest their course; foldere in the document room of the House islature is expected to takeplaco Saturday,1 now entrusted witli the duty of preventing [Kiint, Dr. Garcelon admitted that lie knew were Mr. Northend, of Salem, Mass., and Tuesday afternoon, and the evidence introduced Mr. Haskell, is enthusiastic in his praise but we did this so suddenly, and the results of Representatives, died in Washington last though the session may be prolonged into furious driving and they also control tlie that different families spelled their names Mr. Woodman, of Cambridge, of the same was intended to prove the principal allegation. the good quality of these mochiues. He has The testimony for plaintiff closed Wednesday of it were so unsatisfactory, that we have Sunday. He was ap|iointed to tiiat position ! the fore part of next week. That it has trafiic in tho streets of I-ondon. It.is diffi Clark or Clarke, and that votes returned State. He had detectives all over the State, forenoon, and the defence began their case Mr. had experience with other machines but sticks fonr years ago. He was born in Bangor in i been a very industrious body, and has dis- cult, therefore, to understand tiiat a society from Nobleboro’ and Somerville, for James . information of the feeling ol Rich opening. Mr. Dunton was examined at great to his first love, the Remington. They stand the been disgusted with sitting down ever since. 1822, and leaves a wife, son and two daugh- patched business with great celerity, no is necessary for tlie purpose of carrying W. Clarke, should not have been counted 6 . ° length. Anonymous letters and a log-book were wear and teal and contiuual drag of the business So if the Camden readers of the Gazette do for James W. Clark, as they were, accord- people in various sections admitted, aud comparisons of the writing made by better than any other machine he is acquainted not get much this week in our column, they tare. The cause of his death was tile luck oue will deny. We omit onr usual report out tlie same duties. If the promoters of ing to tlie tabulation. i Upon tlie suggestion of tlie Committee Mr. Dunton. Mr. Fairbanks, of Boston, was ou the stand to-day and gave his testimony as an ex with.—Kennebec Daily Journal. will understand the reason. of ventilation in tbe damp, subterranean of proceedings, as we expect soon to furnish this society know the streets of this vast Another rule was, that tlie returns should that, for his own satisfaction and that of pert. He was subject to a strict cross examina The Remington sewing machine is sold in this ducational vaults to which tlie folders were removed onr readers with an extra, containing all Babel they must be aware that the police ll6SISned bJ 1,16 selectmen in then own committee, it was absolutely necessary tion by Mr. Staples. The trial may close tomor city by Albert Smith, and gives great satisfaction E .—Our annual school meeting row. 'Staples for plaintiff*; Simouton A Rich for last year that tbeir old quarters might be the public acts passed during the session. manage tbe traffic in a singularly adroit bandwriting. The return from New Sliar-' , ’ , ,, □ v to all who have tried it. was held last Monday evening, for the election on was rejMted because two of tlie names that the Governor should produce his defendant. Tho trial excites great interest and of one director, anil to transact any other used by tho newly created committees. Two of the most important are those manner, as all who have crossed Regent appeared to be written hy one hand, though vouchers, he said he would try to do so, the court room is crowded. »{« We have l»een requested to publish the fol necessary business. amending the temperance law, making it street, Oxford street and tho Strand about even then a majority of the board would and would proceed to Lewiston Tuesday Thirteen persons have been naturalized during lowing letter, received by Mr. Rowell. President Mayor Kalloch appears to be piling much more strict and increasing the pen 3 o’clock, P. M., can amply testify. If it appear- to have signed the document. But mornjn„ returning in the evening train, the term. No divorces have yet been granted. of the Reform Club, as evincing the continued J. II. Montgomery was elected director to In the case of Hannah Thorndike, convicted of all the signatures to the return from burner- “ , . . . . ? , tercst which their former President, Mr. Clark, fill the vacancy of the expired term of J. P. up trouble for himself in San Francisco, by alties; and the act restoring the number of were not for tbe vigilance of tbe police in ville, the witness admitted, were obviously . a fllrtller ll6arlnS would be bad- murder in the first degree at the December term takes in the Refonn Club w ork: Wellman. bia violent language, which, as a dispatch Supreme Judges to eight, and, also, restor- front of Madame I-ouise’s door, at Regent written by one hand, and this document; Gov. Garcelon appeared before tho Com- 1878, the full court have overruled the exceptions B rother R ow eli..—I take this opportunity The meeting voted to raise $500.00 for the states, " has at times been calculated to in- jng tbeir former salaries. An amendment Circus, I feel certain a dozen ladies would ought certainly to have been rejected. Tlie , miltee Tuesday evening, and finished his taken by her counsel, Mr. Mortland. She has inform you how the Lewiston Reform Club is g cite riot and incendiarism.' Tlie same dis- [0 tbe Constitution is proposed, which is to lie maimed every week. The crowd tiiat tabulations showed, however, that this re- testimony. He presented his vouchers for been in Wiscasset jail since her conviction, but ting along, i tell you, it is doing a good work purpose of re-insuring the Elm street house turn had defeated Dr. Andrew R. G. South, ,, , will be brought over in a day or two to receive her and well it might—the citizens help to do it. 1 and repainting it inside and out. Also to patch states that “ the board of supervisors votcd upon next September, altering thc passes that point on a fine afternoon is sim have joined the club and am at work with the for the Senate, and that the rejection of the “ “ ’I P»d °Ht by blm’ "mounting to sentence of imprisonment for life. lengthen the terms of school. Judge C. K. are unanimous in the conclusion to impeach terms for which Senators and Representa- ply wonderful. New Sharon return had given a seat to a 83,744. He had received from the treasury, “ boys.” We held the fifth anniversary of chib last Saturday and Sunday, with a crowded Miller was effected clerk. hun. His trial will follow swiftly and tjTea are elected. This is necessarv in con- Tlie era of hair-dressing is to be renewed; Fusion member of the House. Dr. Garce- not including the §1,000 returned by Adju- house and with citizens and representatives from with such evidence ngainst him lie will scquence of ti,e amendment adopted hist and tlie historic hair-dresser is to re lon aiimitted tiiat lie hap^nad to kn°w the '|tant Gon Leavitt, §6,000, so tbat there re other clubs, together with the mayor, aldermen Obituary.—On Sunday morning about 4 political relations of Dr. Smith, hut he nev and city council, ex-governor Dinglev, five clergy o’clock, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis lost their doubtless lie disposcu of. Other officials TCar establishing biennial elections and sume his ancient sway and past prestige. mained a balance against him of §2,256 men and the superintendents of all the mills on er saw before tho forged return from Som the platform with us, who each told his story in only son after a short and severe illness. wili be taken up in turn and when convict- of tbfi u islaturc. An act to re The reason of it is, possibly, in a recent or which he proceeded to account for as fol erville. favor of temperance. If you could have tlic like This affliction is felt very severely by the ed will have to take the consequence. Ae militia of tbc State bas a]s0 der of the Queen, commanding that three The Farmington returns were thrown out lows, but for which he had no vouchers: »I« Ice is.booming. help from the business men of Rockland it would build up tlie Rockland Reform Club, too. God parents, and the whole community sjtii- plumes shall adorn tlie heads of the ladies because the Council had received affidavits §500 paid Gould; §465 on his memorandem " — — —• ------iên ja SSeil. The law to punish tramps >£« Next Sunday is Palm Sunday. grant you may lie thus encouraged. You have pathize with them. who are to appear at tlie drawing-rooms. It showing that the record of the election paid to members of the Council; $106 paid our good will and best wishes; press on and save In the Dominion House of Commons )las |>een enacted, was not entered in the record book in open >I« Ticket-of-Leave Man’s Wife, to-night. others, as you and I have been saved. Ask the Mining.—The Riverside Mining Co. arc is impossible to poise plumes ou closely to three gentlemen from whom he had taken on Friday, Mr. McKenzie, leader of tlie A biI1 bas ljcen introduced, which will town meeting. Dr. Garcelon maintained Why don’t some one open a mining exchange. “ boys ” to* help you—I know the ladies will—they sinking their shaft about one foot a dav, and braided hair, for, as I understand the de that this was a good reason, though the no receipt, but could procure it; §100 for always do—and God will bless yon all. I tell you. Opposition, in delisting thc budget, denied plobably pass, raising the salary of the >I« The lime casks are said to be of poor quality. Brother Rowell, I am strong ih the faith, and' feel we are informed that the ore is increasing cree, the feathers are to stand upright. Ito cause, as stated in tlie report of the com sundry items, express charges, &c.; §129 tiiat negotiations for reciprocity with thc Governor, next year, to *2,000. Theiwrgy The railroad wood shed is being stocked up. stronger than ever, and more and more earnest in in quantity and the vein widening. Tuesday agination shrinks from dwelling on the ex mittee on elections, was. that the returns for money paid out for teams and sundries; thc temperance work. We have a good club here United States by tlie late government lind bill bas teen enacted, satisfying all parties, were not made up in town meetiug. There Steamer Mt. Desert is about ready for spring in Lewiston. The city fathers gave us the hall we were shown some very fine specimens of traordinary freaks of toilet which may be the whole aggregating $1,SOO. Deduct this been humiliating. He thought it was not Tbe ulalter of restoring thc deatli penalty was no evidence of this allegation, but the business. free, and in the evening, with an admission fee of ore from the Clam Cove mine. Mr. Pratt is imposed on the English sisterhood should witness thought the other cause was good from the §2,256 leaves a balance of §956, 25 cents, it was packed full, giving us about four as humiliating as the Washington treaty. bas i ^ n referred to tlie next legislature. Yesterday was Saint Patrick’s Day. It was hundred dollars, which was all ours, except twen here now and working that mine. tbeir gracious Sovereign, from tlie seclusion enough. which he said was in his hands ready to be He thought that tlie two countries were so as has, also, the matter of abolishing tlie a quiet one in this city. ty-five dollars for the band. Please excuse this— All Sorts.—C’apt. J. T. Conant of Sch. of her Highland fastnesses, propose to make Another rule was, that the number of paid over to the state. I am so drove I cant get time to write as well as I closelyallied intrade relations that it should ofljee of Land Aênt. ballots must correspond to tbe number of »J« Col. Case will be inaugurated Mayor at the might—I want to see you and the boys; I could John M. Clark, is now at home. be the duty of every one to promote the The names of Messrs. Robinson of Thorn- herself the arbiter of fashion. voles. On bcin^ asked to define the word He iiad paid bills since Jan. 7tb, when meeting of tho City Council this evening. give you some good news in the temperance work. Give my love to all, and tell the boys to hold the Our citizens are interested in the ITunton, interests of trade lietween them, and hinted nston. Talbot of East Machias, Knight of About twelve years since a few men and “ correspond,” the witness said that this his term of office expired, and acknowl Preparations are being made for a due ob fort. My business and prospects are good; think Meservey trial which is now on in court. rule had occasioned more discussion than that before long the United States would Naples and Whitman of Harrison have women, not of tlie leisure classes, but earn edged that lie did not act strictly under tlie servance of Easter Sunday, which occurs ou the I have made a good move; like Lewiston much, WEST CAMDEN. ing tbeir living by hard daily work, at any other, and he was unable to give any law, but was advised so to do by Fogg and 28th. and am happy. Yours truly »ee that it was for tbeir interest to relax licen stricken from tlie pay roll of tbe clear interpretation of it. His attention was W. D. Cu h k . We promised the readers of the Gazette »J« The Pillsbury Hall assemblies are to be con their trade policy. House, neither of these gentlemen having tempted to do sometliing to tench and ele called to a plain erasure and alteration of, other members of tlie Council. He ac- that we would give a description of the mines tinued two more nights under the management of lieen present during the session. An at vate the large population of women and the number of ballots in a return from Ber- knowledged drawing warrants on appro- Amusement Notes. in this plaee. We will commence with the wick; but tbis be knew nothing about. priations outside of matters for which the the ladies. Between 1000 and 3000 employees in tempt was made Tuesday to pass an order girls who endeavor to gain tlieir bread by The beautiful play of the Ticket-of-Leare Man’s Walden & Williams mine, which is the most hawking flowers in the streets of London. He might have written to Mr. Torrey, of appropriations bad been made, and said it »I« Mr. Summer Whitney has gone to Rochester, tlie piano manufactories in New York were to pay Mr. Knight, on tlie alleged ground Bath, to inquire whether it was true that a I /. .. , ,. , . . Minnesota, with the intention of locating in tlie Wife was performed at Farwell Hall last evening developed. It is situated on the northern locked out by their employers on Monday, of illness. But thc order was,almost unan They formed loan and clothing clubs, es Candidate for Senator froui Sagadahoc was was lbc Pracllc0 undcr bls ndmtmstra- Great West. for the benefit of the Singhi Band, and by native side of Tohnan hill. The vein on which they talent entirely. Considering that this was the first in consequence of the action of tho Piano imously, postponed indefinitely. tablished [jenny banks, held classes and an alien, as reported, and was inclined to tion. The talk now is that the shoe factory will are at work can be traced a number of miles performance the play was handsomely produced, makers Union in siding with the workmen ! In the Senate yesterday "a resolve in a meetings, gave teas, and undertook to visit justify this proceeding as in the line of his : He iiad not seen tho roll of Capt. Blake’s not be removed from the city, but will continnc its It rubs a northeasterly course, and dips to the and the actors deserved the applause they received. of Steinway & Co. who hail demauded new draft was reported in favor of tlie State the women and girls in the markets, streets dnty. Tho constitution declares aliens in- employed as a police force at the operations here. north. It is down about ten feet, and the and at tlieir homes; but, owing to the want eligible, and it was the Governor’s duty to ' 1 - 1 We have not space to particularize 6ut suffice it to higher wages. The manufacturers eom- Prison, appropriating §26,000; of this, 825,- see that the constitution was obeyed. This State House; and on ono being exhibited »{«The letter in the postofflee addressed * say that all “ acted well their parts.” The play ore increases in richness. bined to resist tho assumption of power 000 is to go towards tlie debt, §800 for re of money, these earnest and well-directed feeble apology closed the first day’s exami tohim acknowledged that he recognizod the the handsomest young Lady in Rockland ” still will be produced again this evening when every Mr. J. II. Andrews has opened the same taken hy tlie Union, though in most of tlie pairs, and §200 for a library, and it was efforts would probably have failed had not nation. name of a man lie had pardoned out of tho remains uncalled for. thing will run smoother,* as is usual ou the repeti lead, about a mile from the Walden & Wil Lord Shaftsbury found them out (whilst Governor Garcelon reappeared before the State prison. He was not aware that tho ({(Business of a criminal nature is very dull in our tion of a performance. They certainly deserve a factories there was no trouble. But it was [Kissed to be engrossed. A bill was re Hale committee Saturday. The case of liams shaft, and has obtained some good understood that if Steinway & Co assented ported to tax railroad companies, the Gov- helping their neighbors, tlie costermongers law limited tlie guard at the State House Police Court. Judge Hicks has not had a case be crowded house to-night. specimens. Cherrylield was first taken up. That town fore him during the week. to the demand of tbeir workmen, strikes croor and Council to appraise tlie several of Golden lane) and, with his boundless be was thrown out and a certificate issued to to two men at night, and thought the ex- Mrs. Scott-Siddons appears before a Portland Mr. James Blood lias discovered a vein nevolence camo to their assistance. Tin the Fusion Representative. The Governor gencies of thc case demanded an additional i{( Messrs. W. II. Glover and Dr. Boynton audience the 26th. Possibly she may appear in have bonded nine acres of land near the Bay running a northeasterly direction. It is situ formation of tlie Flower Girl Brigade is lier said he did not know the politics of either force. In concluding his testimony ho said this city again. factories. rollirfc stock etc., and upon tbeir valuation gentleman. The returns were thrown out cemetery, for mining purposes. ated on the southern side of Mt. Pleasant. first effort to raise the wholo tone of this lie thought his council were honorable Billy Emerson has been engaged by Haverly for ------— ■«>—------— to levy a tax of one and oue-half per cent.; stratum of tho London population; and she because of tho ineligibility of one of the *{« There will be a Missionary Concert at the two years at $250 per week. Top rock, taken from this vein, has a prom "James S. and Georgo F. Harriman, tho companies shall pay one-half of thc tax is endeavoring by these and other means to town officers, he being an alien. His atten men, but there must havo been a Judas in Congregational church next Sunday evening. Sub Tho Tony Pastor combination it is reported has ising look. two young attornies at Belfast, were before on thc first of July and tlie other on thc take from their trade, as much as possible, tion was drawn to tlie law of 1877, amended tlie camp. IIo declined to say who ho ject for remarks will be “ China.” been disbanded. M r.' Silas Carroll has discovered a vein, those precarious conditions which have in 1878, which denies to the Governor and thought it was. Mr. Paddock writes the Buskin Club that Mag tlie Investigating Committee on Tuesday, first of October. Council any authority to decide in regard »}( Col. Buckland, now of Providence R. I. lias which is said to be of a good character. hitherto baffled their attempts to live in de The testimony of Gov. Garcelon was been visiting our city. He is a witness in the case gie Mitchell will visit Bangor in the fall. and testified that on tbe 8th of November, In the House were pissed to be engrossed cency by honest industry. To this end it to the eligibility of officers. He considered Mr. Allen Benner also has a lead which he ia tbe oyster saloon of F. W. Pole of Bel an act to amend chapter 93, private and that the law did not apply to this case. He closed at midnight Tuesday, of Farnsworth vs. Cobb Lime Company. This Hyer’s Sisters Company in Undo Tom, intends to commence work on shortly. was necessary t« secure for them regular are making n New England Tonr. fast, Attorney General McLellan stated special laws of 1878, relating to the Muni customers: but it seemed hopeless to begin did not know that parties here had sent out »{« Mr. Charles F. Wood, after an absence of Messrs. James and Daniel Keller havo information and asked for the correction of three months at the Arkausas Hot Springs, has Thc Boston Museum Company soon start on a that be hail seen Gov. Garcelon and bad ciiial Court of Farmington; act relating to j a tradetraae otof inisthis ,KinuJkind witnwith tnethe women ttaken A hearing commenced at Farmington, opened a vein on the northern side of the Kel .... _r ■«.„ r___ i.:“. _r _ :i___i __ Irom t*10 streets in their natural rough con returns. If done at all it wells of never failing soft water. The buildings law enforced, is having a rather disheartening in good repair nnd uil connected and convenient. Left with any Agent of this Co., will be promptly ex- We wain * i.mpeteiit, wide .awake agents[ents in every of fifteen. cuted, without expense, other than the ordinary charge eounty lu tiu Cniie.1 States. f..rthis andcother ' publica- Arrived. I 1 he mowing can most all be dono by machine. for carrying the goods. eject on those who have, with impunity, vio We did not like to be too far behind our Address, t g.Niid no claru of bu* The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich. A r 12, schs Louisa Frances, Thorndike, Portland; 15nis E. L. LOVEJOY, Rockville, Me. Send your Money and Parcels by Express; cheapest incsp men «t women -ire making money as fait a* lated it so long at this place. Already one of sister towns, so have persevered till we have Will send their celebrated Electro-Voltaic Belts to Chase, Ingraham, South Thomaston; Fleet Wing, and quickest, with positive security. tho*’ who ir. >-anv.-t««ii>g for mir nu'ck •‘oiling book*. the uffiicted upou 30 days trial. Speedy cures guaran Maddock*, N Y ; E G Knight, Pratt, Salem; Solon, \\ <• have |».|i.-< who have been in «.ur rmjilov for two the worst places has closed up, and the pro found a mine. Perhaps it will not compare teed. They mean what they say. Write to them Arey, Owl’s Head; 13, G W Glover; Mortou, Boston; W. C. FARCO, Prest. year*, wh.» an- making $I.SO p< r month. No better prietor is about to -leave town. It is likely without delay. Iy51 15, Joseph Farwell,Farwell,do; Mary L Peters, York, Tri’M/" °'"r f’'r ’*• ’•‘,I " RITE FOR very favorably with those of Leadville or Pueb Rockport for Key W est; U 8 Rev strnr McCulloch, WANTED. B. I. W EEKS, A gent. 1’RIPE.S more are to follow. lo, but then it is better than to be left entire Dean, from a cruise; 10, sch Eastern Queen, Dunbar, GOOD, capable girl. Enquire at No. 20, Pleas 3ml0 isx The Wisconsin Senate has concurred in Portland; Tennessee, Metcalf, Vinalhaven; Trade- ant Street. Wab-rprcMif Biuding, red «?«lgi »...... 11.7.'. A young child ofMr. George Murray came ly alone. Wind, G ray,Boston; Freedom, Alley, Addison ; Lucy A d u tl., ; lain...... the Assembly’s resolution providing for fe . n— a .n .t, . J* Ariosto, Elwell, Rockland, Feh. 5, 1880. V I- also puhliMhthat helpful amt beaut jfifi Mont hl v, near strangling from effects of a bone lodging Mr. B. F. Matthews has been working up 1’HK llDL'SEK EKPElt.” 75 • t«. a year. Free to all male suffrage in that State. 'brld. s who have married i n ’7i» orTiO, who «end 10 in the throat. The child was in a critical con a mine on his farm, in the shape of a fat yoke NOT cent* for poatagv. See., and went on the name terms to A Cross Baby. S ailed . VOICE BUILDING the wife ot any pastor in the United States. Send for dition, when Hr. Smith was called, who sue- ot oxen, live weight of upwards ot 4200; ox sample eopie- ami (!rand Premium I.lnt. The mom Nothing is so conducive to a man’s remaining a I Sid 13, schs Thomas nix, Ycaton, N Y ; -AND- reeded in dislodging it. butchered by Messrs. Crandon and Co. Frances, Thorndike, Portland; Solon, Arey, Danvers; ••••’ pubI'uvimuun. lit alion. „rCK>'-VK < OOKKRT” given tn any lady wl.o ireta up a ltachelor as stopping for one night at the house of 15, George, Kenniaton, N Y; Lizzie Guptill, Smith, O N E A G E N T l BUCKEYE PUBLISHING CO.. Mh.neHpolU, Minn. ’ aml3 The ice business continues brisk. Largi Mr. John Wiley has bought the Hussey a married friend and I icing kept awake for five or Boston; Fleet Wing, Maddocks, N Y ; Allie Oakes, ELOOTTTIOHST! six hours by the crying of a cross baby. All Pillsbury, do; 16, U 8 Rev atmr McCulloch, Dean, quantities are being stacked without covering, tarm, so-called. cross and crying liabies need only Hop Bitters to | cruising; 17, schs Eastern Queen, Dunbar, Ellsworth; Has Failed to Make ZPOISOZLTZEZD! ready for early shipment. Considering the Capt. Charles Curtis, of San Francisco, make them well and smiling. "Young man, Mary L Peters, York, Key West; 18, Yankee Maid, Miss Sarah E. Laughton, member this.—Ed. 2wl( Miller, Boston; Maria Theresa, Kelloch, do; Tennes MONEY prospect of a ready market and good pric but formerly o f Camden, is in town, making see, Metcalf, N Y. [ Selling our Wonderful Invention to house keepers, 1— it i?4l^»e hoped tb at.n o drawbacks will be a short visit to his wife’s relatives. 110 lady can afford to keep house without it. Eight Y O U N G ’S The U. S. Sub-Treasury in New York, on Sullivan, March 10—The ice from nearly all our bays hundred and sixty-seven Agents have sold 124,000, ene<£-bereft in getting it safely to market Friday discovered another counterfeit $100 and creeks is gone; vessels are afloat again, and being Wednesday, Feb. 18th, put in order. averaging $6.75 profit on every dozen sold. Many “ Spontaneous combustion,*1 that has carried note on the Pittsburg National Bank of agents are making as high as $23.00 per day selling i t ., he rooms lately occupied by Prof. Woodbridge, APRIL MAGAZINES. Our invention is indorsed by the press and the public P IL L S B U R Y BLO C K , for the purpose of giving Commerce of Pennsylvania. oft’ so much that has been boused here previ DOMESTIC PORTS. as the most valuable patent ever offered house-keepers. instruction in the art of Elocution and Voice Build We have men, women and boys who never canvas in g. ously, is not likely to occur this year, owing Godby's Lady’s Book for Apr il opens with a BOSTON—Ar 16, schs David Ames, Green, Port before, making a complete success of the business. Will receive pupils and give all information from most charming scene from “ The Ranger,” a group Johnson; Australia, Wheeler, Rockport; John James, By writing us at once yon can have your choice of I 10 to 12 A. M., and from 3 to 5 P. M. doubtless, to a better understanding in regard o f three graceful maidens, the laughing faces of] McIntyre, Camden; Costcllane, Thomas, Thomaston. Territory, for which we will fu rn ish a C ertificate o f | Residence at Mrs. Frost’s, Elin Street. to handlinj two throwing into strong contrast the sad counten NEW YORK—Ar 13, Emma L Gregory, Keating, A gency w ith o u t c h a rg e . This will establish you TERM STwenty Lessons in Class, 85.00 ance of the third. It is one of Darley’s happiest Rockland. io a pleasant and profitable business, and one that > Private Lessons.one hour eucb, 1.00 M r. E. s. Bod well's hennery is constructed efforts. The fashions are tempting enough to coax Ar 15, brig Caroline Gray, Pease, Cardenas. need not be ashamed of. Samples free to Agents who will go right to work. strictly on scientific principals. None but the all the dollars from the purses of the fair sex to VINEYARD-HAVEN—Ar 12, James Henry, array them for April’s capricious sunshine; and , A howitzer, box of muskets and field Rhoades, and Mary Langdon, Mullen, Rockland for Address for circulars and terms to Agents. pure bloods are allowed a roost therein. mothers will find the boy’s suit in the diagram n New York. L. E. BROWN & CO., ammunition were shipped on Thursday to Sid 12, Wm 8 Farwell, Winfield, Port Johnson for Fourth and Central Avenue, Mr. Geo. Pool purposes to try his hand at blessing in its simplicity and comfort. The new I 8wl5 Cincinnati, O. NEW WOODWHARF! serial, “ Glenarchan,” begun in this number, opens I Lancaster county, Va., by tho Virgina Boston. authorities to protect the oyster men of A r 13, sch American Chief, Snow, frm Port Johnson fanning. He has invested $2800 in a farm with interest, and promises to rival its predecessors with cargo coal for Boston. on what is known as “ Pool’s Hill11 it being in merit. The heroine is a perfect specimen of the the lower Rappahanock against foreign Sid 13, schs Herald, G W Baldwin, 8ilos McLoon, S. G. PRESCOTT, STORE! American girl of culture and refinement, while also dredgers. Telegraph, Carrie L Hix, and James Henry. the one former!v owned by bis mother. possessing courage and determination, and all BATH—Ar 11, sch Mary E Van Clcaf, Thorndike, GEORGE W.FRENCH, -DEALER IN— readers will watch with interest for the result of | Boston to load for a Southern port. Roy. IMPORTANT. I HARD AND SOFT WOOD, SLABS, ETC , her “ home mission." The other literary contri NEW PORT—Sid 15, Carrie L Hix, Hix, and Silas AttowCom olM Lai. CUSHING. butions are fully up to the high standard of excel- When you visit or leave New York City, McLoon, Spear, for N Y; Telegraph, Thorndike, In Cord-wood lengths or sawed and split to order, POISONED MUCUS IN THE NOSE. Baggage Expressage and Carriage Hire, aiid stop Thomaston for do. and delivered to any part of the city, at Lowest Poisoned Mucus in tbe Throat. The annual meeting for the election of town lence the publishers seem determined to main I Market Prices. Also Constantly on Hand tain. at G rand Union Hotel, nearly opposite Grand Cen In port 14, Charlotte Fish, Gardiner, Rockport for rp iIO U S A N D S die every year from poisoning cl officers, and for the transact ion of other busi Savannah. 1 the blood by Catarrh, ami the lives of thousand* tral Depot. 350 elegant rooms reduced to $1 and Thomaston, Me. Pressed Hay, Straw and Sawdust. more are rendered miserable by the came dread disease. ness occurred at the Town llall. last Monday. upwards per day, European Plan. Elevator. Res SALEM—Ar 12, schs Addie Bird, Fales, and Cora Teas, Coffee, Molasses, The direct tendency of Catarrh in to cause the decay P eterson’s Magazine for April is already on taurant supplied with the best. Horse Cars, Etta, Fales, Port Johnson. Having a liarf facilities and a new and large The following are the officers elected for tfie our table, ahead as usual. Even- month, almost, and be able anti decomposition of the tissues and membranes of Stages and Elevated Rail Road to all Depots. CHARLESTON—Off the port 14, brig R W Messer, my eustoim 'well in quantity, quality the nasal passages. These are soon filled with a dis this popular lady's book has some new and spe Travelers can live better for less money nt the Lawrence, frm New York. THE NEW ENGLAND eased ami putrifying mass of corruption, over which ensuing vear: Moderator, Elijah Norton; cial attraction. The one this month is a series of ul price as can be done in the city. Sugars, Spices, Grand Union, than at any other first-class Hotel DUTCH ISLAND H A R B O R -In harbor 13, ach Orders left at C. Doherty’s Store will be prompt' nnd through which the breath must be drawn. Thu* Clerk, Chas. A. Fogerty: Selectmen, Chas. designs in embroidery, furnished by the “ Phila in the Citv. Iy28 David Ames, Green, N Y for Boston. MUTUAL LIFE ty attended to. when the air reaches the lungs it is laden with foul delphia School of Art needlework. One is for a Ar 13, Herold, Walker, Rockland, for Fall River. Q gases anti deadly poison of much the same nature as A. Fogerty. Joshua Rivers, Elijah Norton; tea-table cloth, printed in colors; another for the W harf off Lime Street North of Gas Works. that contained in sewer gas. The blood coming iu oon- RICHMOND, VA—Ar 10, Maggie D Marston, Black, INSURANCE COMPANY 5 S. G. PRESCOTT. CANNED GOODS tact with such air, instead of being purified and oxy Assessors, Win. Newbert, Edwin S. Vose, ends of a towel, also printed in colors; another Rockland Retail Prices Current ington, Hannon’s Harbor; Catawomteak, Kennedy, O F BOSTON. fora pillow-case, full-size; another, a beautifnl Orient, L I. genized and prepared for its work of building up the Win. .1. Jones: S. S. Committee, A. S. hotly, is poisonetl and rendered wholly unfit for its Flower Alphabet for marking handkerchiefs; be These prices ar Ar 12, ach D H Ingraham, Greeley, Portland. The Oldest Mass. Company. Of all Descriptions. Cigars, Tobacco, office. sides a score of many other designs in crochet and erwise specified < . . . . Fales, R .S. Dixon. Samuel Payson; Treas quantities prices will be a shade lower. Corrected NORFOLK -Sid 11, Wm Wilson, NY. 19,000 Members. $57,000,000 Insurance | DROPPING IN THE THROAT. embroidery of all kinds. For nearly thirty years weekly. SAN FRANCISCO-Sld 6, ship Alexander McCal- JOHN LOVEJOY, Foreign ami Domestic Fruits, Station urer and Collector, Joshua Rivers. The fol “ Peterson ” has held a front rank as a lady’s lura, Masters, for Queenstown. Catarrh also causes a constant dropping in the throat. Rockland, March it, isso The features of the company are (Successor to J . G. Lovejoy,) ery, Nuts of all kinds, &c., &e. This is the same mucus developed by the disease, and lowing were elected by hand ballot: Cons l>ook, and for excellence in every department and WOOD’S IIOLL-SId 13, sch M A Achorn, Acborn, it passes in greater quantities than any oue imagines to cheapness, it is without a rival. Remember the Provision*. Fruit nud Produce. Wilmington, N C. 1.—Its entire mutuality. the stomach, deranging that important organ, and Is tables, Wm. Newbert, Joshua Rivers: Seal price is but two dollars a year, with liberal de 2.—The character of its investment. Apples ?bbl...... 2.00n2.50: Steak, V B»...... 12 Fire and Life Insurance conveyed to the blood and system through the process er of Weights and Measures, Joshua Rivers; ductions to clubs. Specimens are sent, gratis, ■ >f a<>iinilatinn. Cooking, ? p k ...... 25330’ Spare-rib, V lb...... 12 FOREIGN. 3.—The liberality of its treatment of retiring Apples $2.25 per barrel. with full particulars, to those wishing to get up Dried, ? ft...... 63S' Sausage y-fl>...... If luem bers. C A T A R R H ! C A T A R R H ! • Overseers of Poor, Road Commissioners, Liverpool, Eug—Ar March 11, ship Andrew Jackson; Berry Block. (Lime Rock Bank Stairway,) clubs. It is never too late to get up chibs. Back Beans, Y E ? bu .2.00g2 25 H ain s,y tb...... 15 I 4.—Its selection of risks as developed by its | Thus every year and every day arc the seeds of dis Fence Viewers and Selectmen; Pound Keep- numbers from January inclusive can, if desired, Bartlett, Charleston. past favorable mortality. MAIN ST-, ROCKLAND. R Potatoes $1.50 per barrel. ease, whose fruitage is Death, sown in the body by Steak if lb...... 15j2o! Chickens, Spring, Off Blackwater Lightship 26, Levi G Burgess, Star- be supplied. Address,' Chas. J. P eterson, 30G att, from Liverpool for Philadelphia, I 5.—The application o f the Mass. Non-Forfeit Catarrh. What wonder is it that dyspepsia, blood er,Wm. J. Bradford ; Surveyors ot Wood and Corned, V Bj...... S...... 22g20 Fowl, ? lb...... 14 Rockland and Vinalhaven. Cabbage, ? lb...... 04 P otatoes,...... 60 ing to its pi-ovisions. ’ Can Catarrh l»e Ci Kelleran: Field Drivers, Levi Seavey, Wm. rendered exceedingly attractive by its many lieau- H. N. KEENE, tiful illustrations, and every article in its table of Cranberries ?bu ...... 3.50 Potatoes, new, V p k ...!8 This has for manynany yr;years been the perplexiting study Cheese, 4? tb...... 12...... 9 Veal, V fc...... 83IO Lodi and Kitchen Mineral Soap. into the nose in defiance of nature’s plan, what c of nominating a full board of town officers to Round Hog, ?tb ...... TgUai Steak...... 15 ILL leave Carver’s Harbor, DISTRIBUTION. Linings and Shoe Findings, ly be reached through ------' and triennial festivals in the provinces. The illus daily, (Sunduvs excepted,) -- process of rrspriation. be supported at the election the Monday fol trations are mainly portraits, and among those *ve G roceriea* etc. C orner JUain a n d that iliseases of the respiratory 30, A. M. RETURNING, BENJ. F. STEVENS, President. U m l.tty Streets, whed lowing, but a quorum not being present, they note a superb engraving of L. Alma Tadema’s re Coffee ? D» | Sugar per tb Will leave (Commercial Wharf,) cent portrait of George Hensehel. Mr. Abbey has R io ,...... 16§20 Granulated,...... 11 Rockland, for Vinalhaven, at 3 o'clock, P. M. N6rao44 JOS. M. GIBBENS, Secretary. 323 MAIN STREET. CATARRHINE. adjourned to the day for election, when they added some characteristic sketches. This paper, Roasted & gr. Rio20ij25l E x tra cofleecrushed..lO G. A. SAFFORD, Agent, Rockland. lake pleasure in announcing that after many which will lx* concluded in the Mav Number, is. J a v a ,...... 30S3S| Muscovado,...... 9 BENJ. LANE, Agent, Vinalhaven. 5 ve have perfected ’.. redressed their grievance by introducing a ro we understand, the first of a series of contributions Molasses V gal. 1 Syrup, sugar-house..70380 BURPEE & HAHN, ledy which has prt niformly successful in the H avana...... 40g45' Maple per gal...... 1.25 itinent of Catarrh...... ndol„ by one of the tatory movement in town affairs. by Mr. and Mrs. Lillie on English subjects of Jorto Rico,...... 50fl60' Tea, japan, D>.. .fnn20 toGO *t experieuc-d practitioners in the statef It is com- literary, historical, and picturesque interest, to l>e The following is'tlio sworn statement to the The ship Belle O’Brien, which for the past w Orleans,...... 50360, Ooiutig, per lb... .25 3 60 | Choice Flower anti Garden Seeds, ed entirely of agents which tend to soothe the illustrated by Abbey. In fiction the Number con Oil, Kerosene, {e gall2£25 Eng. Breakfast,...... 40,.'A) Insurance Commissioner of Massachusetts of j nerves, cleanse and Strengthen the diseased'"parts__ few weeks, lias been lying in tlie Georges tains, liesides the serial novels “ White Wings ” Proues, V lb...... 10g 12, Salt, b u ...... 4o the financial condition of the STRAWBERRIES, PEACHES, Ac. Y O U N G ’S ! r work “f c’\re. This is applied di and “ Mary Anerlev,” two excellent short stories: Raisins, fe' 1-4 box...... 60|Salratus,...... 8310 | New Sorts, by Mali. Gi'iiiners anil Paper Hangers. rectly to the diseased parts through the process of River below Broad Cove, awaiting orders, Mr. Withertnn’s Romance,” a humorous sketch, | rospiration (’atarrhine is simple, cheap and effective, Flour, Corn, Meal, etc. Plants of the newest and finest i It is a!*<> cleanly and leaves no unpleasant taste or feel- will sail for St. John, this week, to load with by Fhoelie Yates Pember. and “ An Easter Card,” Barley, per bn...... 601Pearl Barley...... S3IO Dealers in Paints, Oil, Glass, &c a beautiful talc, by Virginia W . Johnson. NEW E iNG MUTUAL improved sorts, carefully packed ing behind. Iii a short time after commencing its use deals for London. Buckwheat flour per lb..05 Rice, pr lb...... SfilO and prepaid by mail. My collection W I" rson- h »*•<’ requires no Cracked, wheat per D>..06 Middlings, pr lb...... 1*, of Strawberries took tho first pre 202 Main St. roe Dry pollock,pr lb.lQ2‘j p rio r itstanding Rei ve Catalogues,gratis,by mail. Fresh halibut,...... Suio Lobsters, pi Bulbs, Fruit Trees, Boses, a fu ll line of the above goods. Catarrhine imnunediately relieves all these troubles Church, closed last week. well pondered. The other contents of the numlier Smoked halibut,prlb. 12 Salmon, pr and permanently cures the worst cases of Catarrh. are of varied interest. A paper on H uth’s just Salt, mackerel,....5, 11, Finnie Haddb i------Choice Flower, Garden, Also Brooms, Brushes, Pails, 'Pry it before the worst results are upon you. Obit vary.—By the demise of Mrs. Lydia published Life of Buckle and an examination of Fresh Mackerel...... Oysters...... en, Herb, or F ruit Seeds, E. H. & G. W, COCHRAN’S CATARRHINE. Price 75 ct». per Package. the tendency of New Fiction are the distinctive Coal, Wood, Hay, etc. Tubs, Glass Ware, Confection Jameson, which occurred a short time ago, the literary articles. A series of papers by the famous either for S100, by mail. FVll SALE BV ALL DRl GClsTR. Coal per ton....5 50 §6 00 Hay, pressed. 14 00rtj FIRE, MARINE, LIFE, ery, &c., as low as the lowest. CATARRHINE M’FG CO.. Lewiston. Me.. community in which she resided has lost a valu Dr. Richardson, of London, on “ Health at Home,” ’00a, hard per , Hair, pr bu...... 7? The True Cape Cod Cran- begun in this numlier, are full of valuable practi —AND— an d 117 A 119 Middle St.. Portland. able member. She was a lady endowed with cd...... 5 OO35 50,Cement, pr cask...... 1 berry, best sort for Upland, Address nil orders to Portland Office. 14 cal suggestions. The second part of the striking Soil, per cd...... 34 OOjSand p reask ...... 20g25 C , Lowland, or Garden, by I rare Christian virtues, and who by her amia story, “ The Return of the Princess,” is given, and Accident Insurance Agency. “ The Seamy Side ” is concluded. There is a pa kil, prepaid. $1,00 per 100, $5.00 NEW ADVER'I’ISEM'EF ble disposition, won for her a large circle of per on Middle-Class Domestic Life in Spain; on per 1,000. Wholesale Catalogue to CAPITAL REPRESENTED OVER loving friends. In early morn, in an un Stage Anomalies, with some good anecdotes; one tho Trade. Agents wantod. NINETY MILLION DOLLARS. O R G A N S ’ 3 slto«’*-13 7* « Knee Swell* on Forgotten Aspects of the Irish Question; on the SPECIAL NOTICES- v J n U M P j O Stool x Book only 8<»8. P ia n o s B. M. WATSON, Old Colonyi Losaes Adjusted and Paid at this Office. Y O U N G ’S looked for moment, death came to her, but it religious sect of India known as the Jainas; on a " " ■ ■ ■ ■ S t o o l . Cny< r & Book 8 2 1 0 to 8 1 6 0 0 . urseries and Seed Warehouse,Ply- BURRY BUOCK. ItocklnnU. IlliiHtnited Cat.ilogm- I rec. Address D a n ’l F . found her ready, anil, without a struggle, her National Theatre, and editorials on a number of Beatty, Washington. N. .1. 4W15 current topics. It is published monthly, at 26 outh, Mass. Established 1812. Rocklnnd, June 14, 1879. 28 spirit was wafted to the shores of immortality. cents per numlier, or 83.00 per annum. D. Ap • 4wl2 A aPP‘y al once to Wis., returned an indictment on Friday Office in New Court House, 317 Main Street corner Oak. M AI.SON & CO.Ix>ck-Box 58 Wi st Waterville,Me. 13 still linger, to guide and direct her descend, against ex-Indian Agent J. Bridgman of ROCKLAND, s MAINE, ants in the path that knows no erring. It can the Menominee reservation, charged with COAL! COAL! Where you will always find a full as AGENTS READ THIS! be truly said, tliat in the training of her makiBg fraudulent returns and vouchers to NEW ADVERTISEMENT sortment of Fresh and Salt Fish, Oys M e want an Agent in this County to whom we will the government. Bridgman claims that be SAPANULi ters, Clams, &e. pay a salary of .-Jlno per month and ©xi»cns©« to sell onr children in the social circle, she did her duty will be able to clear himself. '"'•'nlion. Saniplefrco. A.IJrca Monee nobly, and her labor in this task was reward THE NEW SALICYLIC D. N. B IR D & CO., Oysters furnished to parties at dilhltMAX & co., Marshall, Michigan. TViwis FOR c. G. MOFFITT, ed a hundred fold. Ripened in years, and Oar Small Ailments ARE SELLING short notice. 5 LATEST ANO MOST COMPLETE fully prepared for another state of existence, the predecessors of great ones. Disorders of the Life and Fire Insurance Agent, Liver are not in the beginning difficult to overcome, SZPLZEZLTZDIZD she passes on, now to enjoy the reward of a but if allowed to pain headway they play grevious mis RHEUMATI Represents Thirty-nine Million Dollars. SENT ON RECEIPT OF 81 .0 0 . ADDRESS ESTEY ORGAN life well spent on earth. chief with the internal mechanism. Check them at the D. R. YOUNG. DRUGGIST, Losses adjusted at this office, outset with Dr. Gbosvenok’s Liver-Aid, and pre- 4wl6 VERGENNES, VERMONT. Whit© Asl Egg and Broken, Combining a thorough course of “ Dear is the spot where Christians 6leep, vent disastrous results. Constipation, Flatulency, No. 287 Union Block instruction with a desirable col METHOD lection pf standard compositions And sweet the strains that angels pour, Diarrbcea of a bilious type, Leucorrhtea, affections of White Ash Stove, and 5 ROCKLAND. MAIN . H.H.CRIE&CO. the skin arising from biliousness, sick headache pro- Iaune Bock, Inflammation of the Kidneys, Backache, .nv .u. urguu.su.and amateurs. Adopted!,v teach- O, why should we in anguish weep ? ceeding from the same cause, are each and all Piles, Bunions or Soreuess of the Feet from whatever HORTENSE MINING COMP’Y. F rire .tJ. Published by the They are not dead but gone before.” come by this searching erad leant. lwlfl cause, Burns or Scalds, and all Inflamatory Diseases, Franklin Coal O RG AN CO., Brattleboro*, V t., and F .B . M. instantly relieved and cured. “ Sapanule” will save 608 W aahington St., Boston. 4wl3 life. Do not neglect to buy a bottle. It is a household APPLETON. A despatch from Gen. Miles, at Fort necessity. Full particulars, iu our Illumiuated Cards MINING COMPANY nt One Dollar and AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES. LOWEST PRICES! and Circulars, sent free, upon application by mall. Fifty Cents per Share. Pamphlets containing Pro BERRY BROTHERS An easterly snow storm is in progress. But Keogh, to military headquarters at St. Paul, A trial will benefit you. We guarantee satisfaction, spectus may he had on application to us, and questions <3- Orders promptly filled, and coal delivered. ON 30 DAYS’ TRIAL we can’t get our usual “ six weeks sledding in ( Minn., says: Troops continue the chase of or money refunded. 50 Cents anti $1 Per Bottle. respecting title of Company and organization will be Livery & HackS able J'C win send our Electro-Voltaic Belts and other Trial Bottles, 25c. Sold by alt Druggists. swered by Messrs. Sewell & Pierce, counsel of the hostile Sioux, who have been commit f VERY BEST PLACE TO BUY Electric Appliances upon trial for 30 days to those suf- M arch ’1 this year. Samlel Gkrky & Company, Rankin Block, Main St. MAIN STREET, ROCKLAND, M .. ering from N ervous D eb ility , Rheumatism, Paral- ting depredations. The main camp of the ly!6 Proprietors, 237 Broadway, New York. SON If I had sent notes last week I should have nuncial Agents, No. 26 Brood St., N. Y. 16 is or any diseases of the Liver or Kidneys, and hostiles under Sitting Bull is on Mill River, IR O N & S T E E L , Chains and Anahora, any other diseases. A Sure Cure auaranteid or no noticed the accident that happened to Mr. pay, Address VOLTAIC BELT CO.,Marshall,Mich. north of Round Buttes. AGENTS WANTED B L A C K S M IT H S ’ Stock and Tools, William Martin. He was hauling apples complete and authentic history of the great tour of Butter Buyers. T. E. TIBBETTS, CORDAGE and Ship Chandlery, and storing in a bam at Camden; drove part G w i i m n everywhere are refusing to take white lardy look DENTIST. CARRIAGE BUILDERS’ Supplies, , wav in, and took hold of the horses’ bridles ing butter except at “ grease ” prices. Consumess All branches of dentistry faithfully attended to i VERY REASONABLE PRICES. Teeth extract- Any style of Single or Doable Team tarnished io t the bind wheels in. The horses started want nothing but gilt-edged butter, and buyerr It Describes Royal Palaces, Rare Curiosities, Wealth C A R R IA G E Trimmer*’ and Painter*’ Good*, therefore recommend their patrons to keep a uni ed without pnin by Nitrous Oxide Gas. Great reduc I short notice and at reasonable rates. tion in the price of artificial teeth. Satisfaction guar nnd Wonders of the Indies, China, Japan, etc. A mil Flour, Best accommodations for Boarding Horses and TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR, very quickly, and as he stepped backward be form color throughout the year by using the Per lion people want it. This is the best chance of your SH IP Spikes, Oakum, Paints, Luxuriance and Beauty of anteed. life to moke money. Beware of “ catch penny ” imi | transient Teams, in the city. GRAY came in contact with a board partition between fected Butter Color made by Wells, Richardson & Partioularattention is given to tarnishing team FISHERMENS’ Fittings, Youth, by using Co., Burlington, Vt. It is the only color that can Cor. Main and Winter Sts. tntions. Send for circulars and extra terms to Agents | and Coches for funerals. some stalls, and the en£ of the wagon tongue be relied on to never injure the butter, and to al Iy25rax Address National Publishing Co., Philadelphia Flour ! Also, Books kept at this office forthediflcrentSlagc Q U A R R Y M E N ’S Stock and Tools, Powder, etc., BAILEY’S FRENCH ways give the perfect color. Sold by Druggists. Lines, where all orders should be left. struck him, fracturing two ribs, and injuring NAILS, GLASS, Paper, Paints, HAIR RESTORATIVE Kidney-Wort in hot weather sustains the system FRED H . BERRY. him internally. I learn that he is as com CHAS. II. BERRY. POWDERS, and keeps up the strength. A.. M. A U ST IN , OBERAMMERGAUPAS’IONPLAY I am receiving direct from Rockland.Feb 3, 1878 9 GUNS, REVOLVERS, Cartridges, etc., fortable as could be expected under the cir Special Personally conducted Parties to this i St. Louis some of the BEST DENTIST. and to visit Ireland, Scotland, England, ( GALVANIZED Spikes, Nails, Blocks, Row Locks RESTORED The Great Sciextitic Dis cumstances. Dr. Albee of Union attends Judge Settle decided at Pensacola, Fla., OFFICE OVER T. A. WENTWORTH’S 8T0RE, m any, Switzerland, Italy, See.,to sail by an In Grades of Old and New Pro Commissioners’ Notice. covert. Steamer, June 17th and July 1st, to soc every interest Hoop Iron, etc., him. on Friday, in the timber case, that the Unit BEKRY BLOCK. ing point, at very low fares, which includes first-class cess F lo u r, which I am se tS* Restores Gray n air to its Original Color. Work in the Appleton mine is progressing. ed States was entitled to every remedy pro Dentistry in all its branches promptly attended to travel and Hotels, to be conducted by the orgauizer and CARPET WEAVERS’ Twine and Warp, tPS“ Prevents the Hair from falling out. ling now bate for the County of Knox, Commissioners to Cures Humors of the Scalp and Hair-eaters. vided by law in every State in the Union to at REASONABLE PRICES. manager of nearly all the parties to Europe. Pro receive and examine the claims of creditors ngainst the So" Crushing mills, smelting works, blacksmith Teeth extracted without pain, by the use grammes sent on application. Address E. M. JE N SA IL O R S’ Oil Clothes, Bata and Bedding, elegantly perfumed and agreeable to use. enforce its rights without giving a bond ©state of A. T. LOW; late of Rockland, deceased, rep shop, powder-house, and hoisting works have KINS, 220 Broadway, New Y ork. 4wl6 resented insolvent, give notice that six months are al ------Price only 35 Cents.------for damages or costs. Very Low for Cash! lowed to said creditors to present and prove their G R O C E R IE S , Sugar, Pork, Beef, Molasses and ' Sent by mail, free of postage, to any part of the been erected, all but the crushing mills and claims; and that they will be in session at T. P. Pierce’s Flour, United States or Canada, on receipt of 35 cents, by Office in Rockland, on the third Saturdays of each smelting works. A night crew has been put k, only 8 9 8 . PIANOS, Stool, T. B. BAILEY, Milford, Mass., or any of hisagents. Science has accomplished no more wonderful or D E N T I S T R Y J Cover & Book 8 2 1 0 to 8 1 6 0 0 . Iilus. $ 3 § $ i; ? month, at 2 o’clock in the afternoon, for that purpose -AT- Sold l»y all druggists. on, or in, and business is just booming gratifying result than the perfection of an antidote trated Catalogue F re e . Address D an'l F . B eatty, SAMUEL BRYANT, to the chilling signs of approaching age, some Washington, N. J. 4wl6 J. FRED MERRILL. USE BAILEY’S FRENCH CO3METIQUE. The average of stockholders is good and I thing to obliterate the tell-tale tracks of time, and the prices a L O W E S T .^ Rockland, Aug. 19, 1879. 42 205 Main Street, The best Hair Dressing in the world. Trial bottles preserve the natural adornments of youth to ripe c . hTevans 25 cen\ Large bottles only $1.00. think “ the prospect brightens,” to use the ex I also have o e of the Largest Stocks of old age. Hall’s Hair Renewer does all this, and KRA.ZER Use Bueklino’s Long Branch Bouquet, pressive language of Henry. I heard the its praise resounds in cottage and palace. The H. H. CRIE & CO. dwellers among the snows of Norway and the H.C. LEVENSALER, M ,D.;j The most delightfully fragrant and lasting pertarae head workman say that the ore was better peasants of sunny France and Spain, find use for SIMONTON & RICH, CORN, THOMASTON, MAINK, — . known. Price only 25 rents. than the Bluehill Mines at a correspondin' it, and find means to get it, and it does not dis Devotes his attention to the PRACTICE of MED1 appoint them. The whitening locks again re AXLE GREASE. CINE and SURGERY. depth. Fred Messer lias charge of the black Best in the world. Lasts longer than any other. CT Residence and Office. I.evensaler Block |Main sume their youthful color, the thin, dry, and faded Counsellors at Law, Always in good condition. Cures sores, cuts, bruises smith shop. Success to the Appleton mine. hair becomes bright and glossy. The whole ap and corns. Costs but little more than tho imitations. MEAL, pearance is changed as if by magic, and the man CAMDEN MAINE. Every package has tbe trade mark. Call for the genu The school meeting in Grade School Dis or woman, who before was called aged, now ap (CZ Special attention' given to collection of demands. iue, and take no other. GOAL & WOOD! trict came off last Friday. The Fusionists pears as one in the prime of lite. Such wonder- Business in Knox and Waldo Counties promptly Hemorrhoids or Piles. tended to. 10 OATS, had threatened that they would not give the ous changes cannot pass unnoticed, and tney have What unceasing torture arises from internal,-bleed produced the unprecedented demand that now ex AND ing, external and itching piles. The vain endeavor Republicans an office in town, and had ists for the first and only article ever compounded to obtain even partial relief has discouraged the mil that can produce them in a pleasing and satisfac BIRTHS Nursery Stock J ob P rinting JAMES FERNALD lions who suffer, and they have borne their agonv in pledged many of the voters to vote lor their silence, thinking...... » there wns no hope iorfor or even pros tory manner. A large and complete stock of hardy F r u i t and O r ALL KINDS OF FEED, Jjvvuv.pect of ..a cure. Notwithstanding the total ,failure .. r ef man, who the by wav was & single man. W ell, New Era Woodstock, III. nam ental Trees, Shrubs, Grape Vines, Small the many remedies heretofore offered for the cure o! [Notices of Births and Marriages inserted free, hut Fruits, Climbing Ornamental Vines, Tuberose, piles. Dr. Briggs has perfected his combination Pih the voters who were not in favor of carrying when sent by mail should always be accompanied by that can be found in the city, which I am selling at the Prompt and Neat, At this Office. Coal, Wood, Huy, Cement, Gladiolas, and other Flow ering Bulbs, constantly Lowest Market Prices. Remeilies and guarontesa a sure cure in the severesi politics into school affairs, rallied and as the Catarrhine is nature’s own remedy for all Catar hand.Send list of stock you want, and I will send Sand, Hair, etc., etc. ease*. Sold by W. H. Kittredge, and ,i Fusionists, who were within a few rods of the there’s nothing like it. 1lw — l6 ‘ In this city, March 4, to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sulli- laud, Me. house, concluded not to make a fight, the an, a son. CHAS. T. SPEAR, A Full Supply Of Egg Broken, In thia city, March 7, to Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Niles, a *7 *7 *7 YEAR and expenses to agents.Outfit Free CARDS, Bill Heads, TAGS union ticket was elected. And now the Fu- A break occurred in tbe levee near the T < • • Address P. O. VICKERY, Augusta, Me. 16 and Stove, constantly Sionisu are howling about carrying politic, ^ rr‘Tck9uaL New Orleans on Friday, but In Rockport, March 5, to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. An- LETTER HEADS, POSTERS, . _ j ’ ter. Store, 329 Main St., on hand. J. P. COWLES, M. D„ ’• i . , * a 7 J »< the break »s being closed and the levee )maston, 1 Promptly printed nt this office, 210 Main Street,gronn mto sehool. c . b. U. strengthened. The river is very high. t daughtei Elevator anil Mill, Spear’s Wharf, floor. Orders by Mailpromtly OFFICE, 378 Main St., Foot a t F leiu an t. Physician & Snrgooni attended to. CA.MIMEI* - - - MAINE &hp WIT AND Hl MOR. ,y With die very opening of the pres ent -ession of Conyres- ’ays the A c JbrZ SPEER’S Katlroads SI cam boats AjCP’S SlUSUparilhl, * --V Fred, a bashiul yet perst«ient swain, /'/•.Moo, "die Pension (Wirecalled the at SWORN EVIDENCE tv as very ranch in love with Mary Jane. Maine Central Railroad. ^ its - n e x t, soffpstiwiK. intwrnmtUn, r»« >rd* tention of Congress to the necessity of an FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD. «.*neu<-f. or articlesonagy d>p.irtniPLt One night she told him, in her lendervst tone. immediate appropriation to enable the Commencing Jan. 20,1880. ■ Itare, are eunUalli inOiedtroui alt culiivi. •• It is uot good for man to he alone.” The following Cura Is probably the most re PORT CRAPE •vers »r flown*. AU *n«t sU-uld t* -dJi Bureau to cope with the vast accumulation AS8RNGKR trains lea Thia compound of the *• Editor Ftaral Department,'' at this -Itii markable aver enacted by any medical vegetable alteratives,Sarsa- Said Fred, “ Just so, you darling little elf; of work resulting from the new pension preparation for the treatm ent necting at Brunswick for Lewiston, Farmington, Au purilla, Dock,dtilliugia aud I’ve often thought of that same thing myself." gusta, Skowhegan and Bangor ;ut Ynrnuuth w ith G.T. law. There was need of prompt action Mandrake with the Iodides of Catarrh: R’y .ia t Westbrook with 1*. x IL, at ft. X M. Juncllou WATERING PLANTS. Then said the lass, while Fte-l was all ag» g. liecanse many |xxir persona w h o s e cases Sambuci Wines! with train on Boston & Maine, and at Portland with of Potash and Iron, makes GfctiUrocr..— I hereby certify that I here had Catarrh irainaon Eastern Railroad, arri\ingin.Boston 5.30 pan a most effectual cure of a “ Yon ought to buy yourself a terrier dog.” could otherwise have lieen dis|ioseil of for ten years, and for the last six years have been Afternoon train leaves Ruth 4.00 p. m.. (after arrival I'.i water plants seems to be such a terrible sufferer. I was rendered partiallypartial* deaf, had series of complaiuts which He took the hint, and left. promptly were forced to await t heir'turn of train leaving Rockland 1.15 p. «».? connecting at simple process, that tew give the sub buxxlng la the head, pains across tho temple, dlrxy Brunswick fo August are very prevalent and which was a long time ill coming. But a spells, weak and painful eyes, swollen and ulcerated Morning Train b ject a moment's thought alter purchas G round work—Ploughing. tonsils, hard and constant cough. severe pain across Bath afflicting. It purifies the w hole month was allowed to pass liefore a th® chest, and every Indication of consumption. My S.33 a. iu., connecting to Rockland. ing a waterpot: yet no intelligent per head ached all the time. The matter accumulated so Through Trains leave Portland, 12.35 p. m., after blood, purges out the lurk- Vein persons—Anatomists. rapidly in my head and throat that I could not koep rival of trains from Boston; arrive at Bath, 2.20 p. ■ I ing humors in the aystei u, that undermine health and bill was even reported and three months them free. Frequently at night I would spring out of son who has given the subject earelill bed. It seemed to me. at the point of suffocation. I settle into troublesome disorders. Eruptions of the attentinn.anil observed the usual method Needs looking into—A telescope. have now been allowed to pass and the hill would then have recourse to every means in my power to dislodge the mucus from ray throat and head before PAYBOX TUCKER, Supt skin are the appearance on the surface of humors that adopted, can not come to any other A sound concern—The telephone. is still not a law . Probably not less than being able to sleep again. For a period of six years my Jan. 26,1SSU. ihould be expelled from the blood. Internal derange- tonsil* were ulcerated and so much Inflamed that I could eonelusion than that much o f the time persons are anxiously looking for with difficulty swallow. 1 Anally consulted an eminent I menu are the determination of these same humors to Had to sharpen—The water's edge. Burgeon In regard to an operation on them, but at his ------— ______. some internal organ, or organs, whose action they de- spent in watering plants is worse than action in the matter. Meanwhile the request postponed It. The constant inflammation and Bine fishing—When they don't bite, ulceration In my throat caused by tho poisonous mat ' range, and whose substance they disease and destroy. J wasted : iu fact that many plants are House, a- if to emphasize its indill'erence ter dropping down from my head had so Irritated and inflamed mylnngs that I coughed Incessantly. — a deep, Portland, Bangor & Machias AYE,t >< Sxrs'‘, Kaii*i AexP'‘i-^se humor* from the dried up by watering. 'flic inhabitants of Peru are sotne- 't o the pressing wauls of these ex-soldier hard cough. Meanwhile my system began to show the effects ofthls disease, so that Host flesh, grew pale, and Steamboat Co. ' " h-u •*»•■.»«« s°n . the « fob Catabkh. After using the first bottle I be- j O ‘V ------Disease* o f the Xf. AnUoity’s Fire, Rose o f , , . . . , . seem are almost invariably idlers. sion claims in large numbers. Fifteen gan to Improve rapidly. The first dose seemed to clear ground is hot, assists nature in. dry t u g my head as I had not known It to be for years. It It IN TER ARRANGEltENT. f .f.A,., r .m o ,. went through in one evening not long seemed gradually to arrest the discharges. It stopptd , © ______J Tetter and Sait Rheum, Scald Head, Ringworm, CI- up the plant ; it does it iu two ways: If a man have a great many debts, my cougn in three days. By using it as a gargle I soon ! since, and the nature of some of them is reduced tho inflammation and awelllng of my tonsils. , tO S T E A M E R l x I C I I M O N D • 5ai< U!l1 ,ieaJ* ?rM1J J first, the sudden dash of cold water on are they very much to his credit? so that they soon ceased to trouble me. The soreness , ■. CAPT. WM. DENX1SOX, I a rri-ingf.om internal ulceration and utei e.\|iosed in our dispatches. It will lie across my chest disappeared, the buzzing noises in my ft* the hot leaves checks the growth of the A man calls a puppy after him by head ceased, my senses of seeing and of hearing were I Tt A I T ILL h-ave 1LR. Wharf. Port, ine diseases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Faunnation and Gen- strange if every man who has been suh- completely restored, and even- svmptom of disease that I IU kad.tvv > KlUDAYKvq.u eral Debility. With their departure health returns. plant, and thus stops the downward whistliii!g, but a girl only has to wink at .... , .. , ... had reduced me to the verge or the grave disappeared I id ° • jeeted to hardship and vexation by this by the use of Sanford’s Radical Cvse fob Catarrh. I X* progress of the roots, which iu dry one_ 1 have been thus explicit because, as a druggist. I □. “ “ ' ■***.'»—’> Express trains ir.aa Easton. ' PREPARED BY cruel delay does not vote next Fall to re- have seen a great deal of suffering from Catarrh, and rn for K.rctlan.l, Ca-Vne, Deer l.!e, Sedgwick, Mt. I>e- | weather seek for moisture : second, be hope to convince many that this 1* a great remedy. m V-I 1^° Harbor, Bar Uarbor), Jonesport and [ 1 here is one kind of canned goods verse the political complexion of the House I am familiar with tne treatment or Catarrh as nrac- | DR. J. C. AYER «£. CO., Lowell, M ass. cause the slight sprinkling of the ground Used by the best physicians, and have consulted the Rf.t ik n i’ ______J r ____ that goes off quicker than any other— of Representatives, and put it into the most eminent about my case. 1 have used every kind DAY Morn forms a crust out of the finely pulver- of remedy and apparatus that have appeared during a Practical anil Analytical Chemists. ixed soil and thus not only destroys; SlluP°wlier- hands of those who think that I'nion v et period of six years past, and have, while following their Boston. Express Trains also lei nse. taken great care of my general health, but obtained rnlugs. what would have acted as a mulch, and If -* the wish is the father of the erans and their families are entitled to de- no rellefor encouragement from auy of them. • • • the Oporto Grape, raised b Boston. Feb. 26, lSft. GEO. F. DINSMORE. Will leave i n l a n d cv« TUESDAY Evening ards, is a rich heavy-bodled Port, used by families tlTib-n I im»it 1 v11E. TJ..1 1 _ a new conductor to keep heat from pen- thought, how about the thought s rent treatment from the Government which eddings, and parties as an evening wine, and by at 10 O’clock, for Rockland, Camden, Lincolnville, ... .. hut, Searsport, Sandv Point and Bucksport, eojmeet- ' etrating to the roots of the plants, but grandmother? they preserved.’ Bvrronx.sa. Fib . 23.1ST5. ladle* and weakly persons for strengthening; also the inc with Bucksport x Bangor R. R. for Bangor. by its compact form, the crust acts as ■ en pen - r r ______Jeorge F. Dim principal wine for communion purposes. The winter wheat crop is said to have s. and i e oath that the foregoing statement by BR eilkning. Wil; leave Bi C K SID RTts cry TUVRS- a good conductor of heat to the roots , . . . , c The Young Republicans of Massa Furniture, Caskets and Coffins. 290 Main s DA A Morning at T.30 o’clock, on arrival* of Train Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe It. it. fo Iv i . i , .1 been almost entirely destroyed by l're- Speer’s P. J. Sherry, from l.angor, touching jts above, arriving in Rock ot the plant, and convevs to them heal . . , chusetts held a convention in Boston last land abou ll.3’i. and Portland about 5 o’clock, con- —TDK— J .'.I,- i-i,i fluent freezing and thawing. “ecting with Pullman Train and Steamer for Boston. in such quantities that they are dried - => Saturday, organized into a State club and GROCERIES. Leaves Commercial W harf on Bangor trip. Kansas, Colorado and New up more than they would have been A Madison (Wis.) paper heads the Each package contains Dr. Sanford’s Improved Iahal- For farther particulars inquire of Mexico Short Line, £ adopted resolutions declaring their adhe ing Tobe, with fall directions for use In all cases. Price, J. I’. WISE J1AW. For sale bv all Wholesale and Retail Druggists • kihip Chandlery. 246 Maia street. if no water had been applied. Very , marriage of 4' veteran bachelor of , sion to the principles of the Republican thronghoat tho Called States. WEEKS & POTTER, Rockland, Xov. IS, 1S79. ATCHISON and KANSAS JfV v, few persons stop to make any es ears. “ Another old la u g g .rk gone. their desi,.e for ,u success a( t,le ap. General A.. and teU nle whiit it This noted Brandy is a pure distillation from the 1 * T J K B L O , investigator would be astonish^! to find : 1R,e(is .. .. It ueeds rest - replied the strenuous opposition to the nomination of crape and is equal to the linest Hennessy or Otard O < Trinidad, fold ratio Springs, flnnitou. either Gen. Grant or Mr. Blaine. They B G O L L I N S n Brandies; for medicinal purposes it can be relied upon the average rain fall per week to be 12o ( 1 as strictly pare. 1> E TV N E 1< . gallons per rod. affirm that they “ will gladly support any Boston &, Bangor. Experience teaches that if seven gal- ‘‘ Does your wife play euchre? ” asked man who, like President Hayes, has shown Speor’s Sambuci Wine, HARDWARE. CANON CITY. Ions of water is to be applied to each 11 gentleman. “ No,” replied the other, in words and acts that he is in sytupnlhy VOLTAIC PLASTER LEADVILLE. i celebrated for its beneficial qualities, highly esteemed WINTER ARRANGEMENT. plant per week it is better to apply it at rubbing his head, hut she s death on , with the principles declared by them, and Affords the most grateful relief in al! Af , by eminent physicians, used in European and Ameri Stoves, Furniture, e ALAMOSA, can Hospitals and by the first families iu Europe and ANO ALL POINTS IN two waterings than a t seven, providing poker. whose personal character is pure and above fections of the Chest and Lungs. America. TWO TRIPS PER WEEK! the soil is stirred as soon alter each «a- philosopher says: “ You require reproaeli." I Excellent for weak anti debilitated persons, the aged . House Furnishing Goods, etc,, 2$ Main street. CO T.O IT A l) O. tering as the ground has become dry in marriage precisely the same quality ______- CHRONIC PLEURISY CURED. I and infirm. Improving the appetite and benefittinf i ladies aud children. LN" e w M e x i c o , enough to pulverize. tiiat you would in eating sausage.—ab- Messrs. W xrxs A Fottkr: (Gentlemen,— Baving fo naccs & Agricultural Tools. 212 & 214 Main St P astors W ithout W o rk.—lit this by my physician L'hrouic Pleurisy, caosed by a former i As 3 D lU F C tiC , - A r is o n a , In watering trees and shrubs the wa- solute confidence. Injury ar.d strain, and for which 1 used many prcscrtiv- i ter should not be poured at the trunk country there are 1,136 Congregational tions and Unltncntt, as well as the so-called rheumatic —ANO THE— Peter Goelet. the millionaire bachelor . ministers without a charge, aud the se- cures, without tho least benefit, my physician reconi- jt tmnnrts ahealthv IRON AND STEEL. but the ground for some distance around mended one of your Collins* \ oltaio Pl is TXBS, Vi>rv hon.-ilei which, to roy great surprise, relieved the pain and sore- iH.nmci San Juan Mines! tlie tree should l)e watered. A tree of :l'B'a.vs gave as » reason for not marry- rious questions what to do with them ness almoat immediately, and 1 have been able to at- u ^ns- s Outffts. 205 Main stree tend to my houaehold affairs ever since with perfect . 43-K one genuine unk\ theordinary i transiMirtiii". should ’”=■ l*lat 'le " as to° Poor, lie left and why are things thus, are forcing ease aud comfort, whereas, before tho application of 1 ...... I. 825.00(1.000. themselves into earnest discussions. It your invaluable Plaster. I was scarcely able to do any- Si’EEU, Passaic, X. J STEAMER KATA1IDIX, HOMES IN THE WEST! in dry weather receive at each watering thing. I consider them Inestimable, and shall with ALFRED SPEER, Proprietor, not less than 2.5 gallons. An Illinois girl's toast: " The voting is. es’i,Mtcd that- aboutt.250 °f thes! pleasure recommend them to the afflicted. Yours re- MILLINERY. apeetfullv. Mrs. FRANCES HARRIMAN. Mt. Prospect Vineyards, Passaic, New Jersey. 2,500,000 Acres Land men of Ameriea-Their arms our sup- nu,nst®rs are 110 P0*'1*™3 a«ePt Orlaxd. Me., April 21. t<7«. __ . - ■ . . ___ - ...... ( 16th, tintiI further Small, delicate plants should never be Boston. ; Situated in and near the Upper Arkansas P..it. our arms their reward; fall i!i. a“ v, and that some ot them, J ohn L a Fox, Paris, Agent for France; G. T. L ud V X T IG O IN , O . A .. Millinery and Fancy Guod«. \ ".‘‘j in Lincoln** Wharf, watered with cold water direct from the ------spoil low, Loudon, Agent for Great Britain. uediate. li lings, everv TUES- Valley iu Southwestern Kansan. perhaps, do not desire one; but after rove so grateful and effective In Tickling Coughs, TV Wonted*, Hair Goods, etc. 259 Maiu street. ! DAYand FR1D\Y t 5 P. M., Mtueetiug at Bucks- well, but it should be kept in the sun ' men : fall in." rrltatlon and Sorenesa of the Chest and Lungs. We “— ...... — -»r»» ■ ...... | pOrt vritb train for B 11 Y ears’ C re d it. 7 V er C eu t. In te re s t. Fbelieve them capable of preventing serious diseases of FOR SALE BY DRUCCISTS. gor. until warm liefore it is applied. A all such allowance is made there remain these organs. RETURNING eve MONDAY and THURSDAY, The first payment at date of purchase is one tenth of By a vote of 19 to 10 the M isconsin opo ministers still unemployed. Statis- iy« nst Boston run dlreetlv to Lin- the priucimd :uid 7 per cent, interest on the remainder. liarrel upon two wheels with a sprinkler PRICE, 25 CENTS. PROVISIONS & GROCERIES Wharf, leaving there every seven minutes for all At the end of the 1st and 2d years only the interest at attaehed, very iniieli lessens the labor of Senate hsspassed a bill giving the State tics indicate, as an offset, that there are O S , LYDIA E. EINKHAM," ans of Be ? per cent, is paid: and the third year, and each year , Meat*, I'm vision* and Groceries All freight must be accompanied by Bill of Lading thereafter, one-tenth of the principal with 7 pe watering the garden : if the garden is supreme court the power to pass upon 662 churches which have no pastors. IL’ interest on the balance, is "paid paid "annuallv annuallv until the d election eases. about sixty of which are unable, it is rorlhli__ OF LYNN, MJLSS. whole paid. near the well, a force pump with a long B? careful to obtain Collin ttT S ix Y e t’ Credit, 20 per cent. Discount, supposed, to -iipport one -showing 600 ■ combination of Electric or Vol Ageti » up-to rs’ Credit, 30 pel int. Discount, hose attached is the best for liardt The climate of Russia, the Graphic Medicated Plaster, as seen In re cut. Sold by Sc hoice Family Groceries. 353 Main street. dike Hotel. [pastorless churches able to sup|>ort a all Wholesale and Retail Drugs___ 1st throughout tlio t. Discount. plants, it vaten-d in the >f the thinks, may account for the fact that by WEEKS 4 POT- Rockland, Feb. 16, ISc-o. The vidlev of the upper ArkausM* is justly celebrat pastor if they would, and 900 church-1 ed for its adaiitabilit* to wheat-raising and the supe morning. more people there end with a “ kotf" rior quality of its grain. As a stock-raising and Wool- when to commence to water than anywhere else. dess pastors w illing to take charge of a SMALL WARES. growing country, it offer* advantage* th.-tt cannot be To know excelled. Good soil, abundance of pure water, a mild plants, le ■ iv often to water, and the church if they only had a chance. Evi Captain Janies B. Eads said to the and healthy climate, with Iov quantity t< be applied, require- good dently there i- fault somewhere. T h e Millinery. 239 Main , OLD AND RELIABLE, ; makiug up a total of inducements greater than is Sj. Louis Bos *”»bp:iteh the other day : CiVi'jnijiithinah'st has published letters! i 1?e. Sanford’s L iver I xyigorator J ort'ered anywhere else on the continent uf America. judgment. ■awful observation and long ••I can la-gin five years after De l.esseps. »is a St-audard Family Remedy for ** For full particulars, enquire or address, from several of the pastors without C. A. SEYMOUR. Gen. Eastern l’a*s. Agent, 419 and finish live years before him." •charges, some of whom have not only »diseases of the Liver, Stomach J Broadway, N. Y.; 199 Main St., Buffalo, N. Y ,er II. L. < ARGILL, New England Agent, W7 W..«h- *• What, is sweeter than your own failed to get a church, but are unable [ and Bowels.—It is Purely * ington St., Boston, Mass. lyl THE TEKKKNA. home . '' a-ks an exchange, if you are do support themselves in another way. an unmarried man. a pretty girl's home ( h ie says lie would saw wood or do any- If it was not for om Verbena- one is about the best thing we know of. I thing to earn a living, while the income I Cathartic and S STB *i great charm of om summer garden- o f another is given a- S3 a week—all Discoverer of TAMARACK BITTERS. would l«e missing. The Verbena was A wag, iu " what he knows about this after years of study in college- and .1 life-preserving «• Termed In tin' ancients. Vervain, being farming." gives a very good plan to re LIVER AND AGUE PAD L Y D IA E. F IN K H A IirS isite c-are from Ro -em inaries to lit them for ministerial ’lants culled from forest ar.d field, one of the herbs, held sacred by the an move widows’ weeds. lie savs a good scientific pi inci pies, regardless ot ie -nnination to place within there eh cient Greeks and Druid-, and used In king man has only to say w ilt thou ?" j ----- AND----- VEGETABLE COMPOUND, ■t Alterative Gentle Stimulator, them in religious ceremonies, etc. 1 they wilt. ' - much Reetifver, Kidn* v Regula- Si n-TiTi n rou Gai.omki..—Sulphate the positive cure • that has ever been offend to tho The first Verbena worthy of cultiva Medicinal Absorptive A E d s Angelos boy has a new idea f manganese is now being introduced 5 I the food is easily digested, the tion was r-Wcm < ■ / , . , a BODY 4 FOOT PLASTERS, For nil Female Complaints. ar. the kidney- stimulated, the >f the refrain. Being asked in Sundav-. s a substitute for mercury in the vari- ,3 id rich, all bleiuishe- and humors beautiful flow er of the brightest scarlet. a ;id A B SO R P T /O .Y X J L T ry impurity 1* carried off by nature’* - hool w hat is the meaning ot “ Selah, ous bilious troubles. In jaundice. Iiepa- Female Weaknesses .so common to our best female I’he wear and tear of buxines* or excessive It was a native of Buenos Ayres, and population, are generally manifested by tb ie replied that it was aneient fori tie dropsy and hypochondriasis it is 2? for Medicated Foot Baths. produce a tremendous draft upon the nervous Mr. Hugh ('ummings brought it to Eng reatie-i .v,nation gaf th-- patient. The stomach cular system, to offset which we need a reliable • 5\ hoa, E-iuma. stated to have produced most rem arka-; „ and nervous system are all sympathetically disordered i-. sustaining nervine tonic, else we succumb land some fifty-live years ago, or alamt •emclies. which n ‘ the sole of the in most /.isca.-es of uterus. -G’herîs also a dull, heavy isked Nature, and a general breaking up and A teacher defined conscience “ as hie results, and in lm-monhoids and in tu Absorption <1 , have pain constantly fed in the RwerportioB of the back, — . p)ct,,utVj impaired I ‘i- l,s2.5 ; soon after other varieties came veil the cheapest iTHrt/v or a severe burning and shat$-bain that is almost •••* —y or Uterine Derange- omething within you that tells when ‘'digestion of the lances and bronchia ia '.~ endurable; a soreness through the loius, pubi; from ltraz.il ami l’cru, with white, blue, I ;, om Malaria or a J Bowel*, Thin and on have done wrong.’’ “ 1 had i t : ’1 's proved no less ettieacious. Anu-tnie ;— _ lower portion ofthe abdomen, and through the upper purple and crimson flow ers. Some forty and it is a well-kno a fact portion of the thighs; nausea in the stomach is oiire- .J, Hollow -nee." spoke up a voung gentleman. I’at'<-nts. who cannot t a k e any of the ufl s that attack the hum: body queut occurrence; pain and giddiness in tha head. □ years ago, Robert ltuest of Philadelphia Cough, Emaciated Features and Frame, show conclu- • but they had to send for a doctor.' preparations of iron, are enabled to take udirectlv to these two rgans. sense of cci.fu-ion . r weakness, and constant running si\ elv the rapid march of the Fell Destroyer, who has receiveil seeds from South America,from rpn ieucethnx there it 10 tils, from one or both eyes sometimes follow as a svmpa- the victim thoroughly clasped in his embrace. But , ■ , , , iron with benefit if combined with two rx. It or zidult of both sex that thetic symptom of diseased uterus, and with ths Tamarack Bitters will loosen the monster’s hold, build which he raised w hite, crimson, and pink •• Mv dear, said a husband in start- t() ,;ve grains ot sulphate of manganese. be taodined'by the use of dings, but that can weakness ot the muscles thectHs a constant bearing up the weakened frame, restore the shattered nerves, varieties being the first Verbenas ever be acted on in a tar more »atistactorv and permanent down pain, a pulling from the bowels that reudt cast out impurities. Therefore, ve sufferers, who value .. 1 1 .-.linjr tones, . alter. awaking - his wife in th e It is found preferable to administer the manner bv the' //M/..V.I.V L IV U l PAD very painful to walk or stamlAnv length of time. health, happiness and loug life, should procure at once ... this country. trom these have n.ght “ I have swallowed a dose of In:„liril„ese in ten grains to a sernple RFMFDIES. Tamarack Bitters, the greatest vegetable tonic on earth. warranted purer, richer, and sprung all the varieties now in eultiva- strychnine I ’ “ Well, then, do for Lose in a glass of water, adding a little LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S properties than any tonic yet tion. At the present day no flower gar- goodness sake lie still, or it may come citrate of magnesia to cause efferves- Numberless Cases, Vîuallv Ac den is complete without its bed of V er-up.” i-nee. Bv these doses, large biliou. knowledged^ to be Beyond tile VEGETABLE CQMPOL XB ben as which is covered with eouutless .... „ .... , , ... , , W hen, upon inquiry’ after a voting dejections are produced. Halt a drachm Reach of Medicine, have been clusters of brilliant flowers all the sea lady’s health, we learn from her own .'s sa>‘l to be the utmost dose everneccs- Saved under iliej Mild Action of Isa p< •ure for these painftnl complaints son until frost. auliar to women. I restores the bloodl Fine plants in full bloom can be ob- that ,she is “ niceb ’” "e kmow that âry. ten grains being usually quite suf- These Remedies Alone. to its natural coadition, directs the vital power aright strengthens the muscles of the .uterus, lift* it into tained so cheaply of any good florist ?1,e.was ,b^ n ‘u our beloved New Eng- he.ent ____ plaee, and gives it tone stud strength so that the 1 . a-A * • ♦ / j \ land, and that she would be “ uurtv. ------AJ.lrcM, radical and entirew 'It strengthens tho back and pelvis (about fiftv to sixty* cents per dozen). n „ „ . . . .. J HOLMAN LIVES PAU CO.. region; it givt-s tone to th e whole nervous system; it \ wk well out y\ est, aud “ tolnble in the i Contagion and D iph th er ia .—Dr. aestores disphteed organa.to their natural position. that it hardlv pars to keep them in the .. . , T r n i r 277 and 111) Middle Street, Portland, Maine. ai That feeling of bearing down, causing pain, weight, 1 Y . 1' • * r v? *outh. Mackenzie, ot the London 1 lospital for ______and headache, is always permanently cured by its ptaMs Ind“ Bertie had half a biscuit buttered. Throat and Chest Diseases, is' of the WM. H. KITTREDGE Use. . • .K-r? • , v' e rs w ill It /Jliirpniients, who could before walk but a few steps, ______a o f b m ______light, rich soil about two feet apart, and a”‘> a "hole one unbuttered. He gave , °P1U.101? tliat the exciting cause ot diph- ACENT FOR ROCKLAND. .Jfruf with great pain, can, after the u*e of this retueoy, O IS Uf r w rx Ft-ain of your everyday Jdutles; or thev soon cover the bed with foliage Gracie the whole one and kept the but-! then“ a ”Pecl,lc eontagwn. and thus rW;rik' fiveca(4»Ues without discomfort. It permeates , i S. T.IN, SANFORD, M.D., J tern, toiling over your midnight u lySiuu uvi-fy.portion ofthe system, and gives new life and Hop Hitters will Strengthen Ya ases which appear to originate de nova > AST DttrfiGtsT WILL TKLLTOV ITS BKPITATIOX. and blossoms. In both home and gar- tered- A remark being made about his îgor,' Iftem uyes Dyspepsia, Faintness, FiatulencT, 5 d suffering front any tndis- probably always arise from the virus— d6.s’ro\;j? .■di'oVft.vjugs for stimulants, and relieves weak- For Sale by crctioa, or arc gro vf t, den culture, do not water too freely, as giving away the larger piece, Gracie ltess-of tin* stc»iRinfiainmation or Ulceration, Irregulari K .nnyw here.andfe it yonr system much water brings on disease. The and kept the butterest.” ties. Flooding.e;c. For the cure of Kidney Complaints I cleansing, toning ting, w ith o u t in iu x i- whole tendency of sanitary science is o f either Sex tliis compound is unsurpassed. J. P. WISE & SON producing of new varieties by seed is an hat You Need. There is nothing that succeeds so opposed to the doctrine of the spontan • ’ It is Impossible for a woman, after a faithful course interesting amusement, no two coming Effects of the Extract of of treatment with this medicine, to continue Rockland, Me. feeble, your well as shrewdness in publishing a eous origin of specific diseases, though ------)veakiie’sseak'ncss ofthe uterus, and thousands of women t alike and you stand a chance of getting country newspaper. Jn one of them, lie admits that cases do occur. He does CELERY & CHAMOMILE bftreberialpgreatful 2 ^ X ‘^Thulrem rem ^’>r" K's°f,hch'lp4crlT' a fine variety ; procure good seed, sow immediately under the editorial head, is fajintln^n^p of this remedy. ‘test, safest and bei not accept the rule, so strongly laid UPON THE NERVOUS u. thinly in rich soil this month or next, ihe announcement: “ This paper pub- down by Oertel and some others, that a Pried S1.00 per Bottle. _ _ . ______ffvcr and Kldnei and they bloom in alxmt ten weeks.— lisheti for S15o per vear> if p.li(, in ad_ A HARD CASE CURED. -11 others, ltisperfecu AskDruggl A nsonia, Conn., Aug. 1 ,1S79. minute fungus is the essential contagium D. 1. C.ls snasoluteand Irresistablo cure for drunk- A xpeksok. in n ..« l M:nthl„. v;ulce . ga if paid at the enJ of the System and Digestive Sold by all Druggists. D r. Briggs & C o.: j of the disease: he thinks, rather that Gents,—After having suffered about 11 year* a* a re enue-js, use of opium, tobacco aud narcotb —- • —• -- — year, and $2.50 if not paid at all.” sult of having a pair of boot* made to fit my fancy iu- u r n 2 lli’p ffliteri Mfg. Co. R-vhexter, N.' tin- observations of those who advocate O rg an fe stcad of my feet, the result of which was painful bun The general fault in geranium culture ions, hard and soft corns, a sore instep, and two in ...... , , B evosd E x pectation.—Pat: “ Well, such a theory are not sufficiently con PA RSO N S, BANGS & Co. obtained for Inventors, in the Uni/erl Str.ies, D:::ads, i is erowdin; In- plants need light and | )an and jlaye yc [jeard ti,e news—i,ave clusive to warrant a belief that the es growing nails, I have cut and destroyed more than $150 end Europe, at rcrta 'ed rates. BTtt our y i . ’iri'pal ----- In Curing Especially Sick worth of boots in the past 11 year's, aud paid to real Oftee lorofni fn H’nshJnffna, tlirectfy die | air on all sides, and unless this is af Gonoral Agents, and pretended chiropodist* nearly $200; spent over ye heard that Kory the miller's dead sence of the disease lias yet been dis United Slalea Patent Office, ire are nfc!cMc?‘- ri I to •at E nc-T R A D E MARK forded they soon become one-sided, Headache, $50 for caustic salves and plaster* which were not of Patent Business with jji cater promptness an -: despn. netly.will Dan: “ Kory the miller is it that's covered. $5 benefit to me in effect. You mav imagine the con and less c\d. than oliicr patent attorneys, who arc BE ST., dition I wa* in when your agent*, Messrs. HiUhouse& distance f cally cure any and dead now? Jabers, but ye don’t sav Pemberton, induced me to try your Bunion Balsam to employ leaves, and there is a tuft at the end ; Nervous Headache,Neuralgia, and Sure Corn Cure, by agreeing to refund the money every ease of Ner so. and he was a young m a il too.” T hose that K now the P ress is O ne P O R T L A N D . lyfl entaîiify. . . ----- vous Debility aud the blossoms are few ami small, and the if not satisfactory; also your Radical Cure for In Weakness, result of l’a t: “ Faith an’ tiiat’s threw for you. sid ed .—The man whose horse runs Nervousness, growing nail*. Both have proved eminently success in nrte iuventimis and raterdsare invi'ed to send, Indiscretion, excess whole plant presents a forbidding ap ful, aud my bunions, corns and nails are apparently a copy of our " Quida fo r obtaining Patents," v Dan. lie was such a young man now away just as he is about to trade him : permanently cured, as I now have my boots to fit my or overwork of the pearance. Light, air and cleanliness ■- zddress, and contains eomplett brain and nervous •* that I expected to see him at my own the man who sees his name reported in feet. I most cordially recommend your remedies, ai d stmetions hcio to , Patent*, id other tiff noble system; is perfectly Paralysis and Indigestion, most sincerely thank you for the benefit 1 have re American National are tin- three primary rules for growing ceived. tsend'me by express a bottle of your Deodor aEFBHB TAtlMB.harmles*. acts lik e\FTER TAXING, funeral instead of me going to his. '— the police-court records; the man who Bank. Washington. D. C-: the Royal Sia dish, Nor magic, and bos been extensively used for over thirty geraniums. Fun. wants to shout at his neighbors through and Preventing izing Foot Lotion. wegian. and Panish Ixootions,at Bo j years with great success. Very Resp’y Your*. Joseph ('ascy.late Chic/ Justice U. S. Court< f Ctr’.:'ni.<; Full particulars in our pamphlet, which we de- the press on account of a personal 39 THOS. H. DERMONT. to the Offi iais qf U. 5. PU/ruf Offic:. and to trted from lay up a dollar to save his life. My Celery amt Chamomile Pills, for the cure of having a true regard tor the beautiful and inaltliful siah Briggs’* Catarrh >peeihcs,ifics. No. 1S2. till in the children’s treasury. headaches and nervousness, are prepared under my Or to tho condition of thi* magnificent and greatest of nature’s W. II. Kittredge and C. II. Pend Italy, where the bull iipini' iu part.„(S cannot educate their children supervision, and ure intended expressly to cure bead adornments. Address MARION & COMPANY, New The open air. aches, neuralgia, indigestion, sleeplessness and nerv Dark, Lustrous Colors of ark. New Jersey. Sold by E. Merrill, W .JI. Kittredge better than to devise similar plains for Although many changes has been ousness, and will cure any case where no organic dis ease of the brain or spinal cord exists. Hundreds of Youthful Tresses. ------• -• •— ------teaehiii; : them industry and the value of rung on the tack." we still notice that cases of many years’ standing have been cured. Xo Geraniums that an- dug up from the money it points heavenward when it means the matter how chronic or obstinate the case may be a permanent cure is morally certain. This statemeht'is Strange but W onderfully True. flower bed can be hung up iu the cells most mischief. We are sorry to add made after years of experience in their use in the gen HTMORS, DANDRUFF. ITCHING OP THE A F ish S toiit.—The schooner Josie People have limp'd around the earth. on a nail, and start out green iu th that it has many human imitators. eral practice of mediciue. SCALP, and FALLING OF THE HAIR in Old Papers. SPAVIN, SPLINT, Johuson, of Portsmouth, is credited These pills are also valuable for school children who Or *a» aud groaned beside the hearth, spring. suffer from nervous headaches, caused by an over at once cured by it. Blaming the fate that gave them birth, with landing a codfish last week weigh worked brain in tlieir studies, ami for all classes of Where tho hair follicles arc not destroyed, it And gave them Cores and Bunions. CURB, RINGBONE, “ A babe in a house is a well-spring hard brain workers, whose over-taxed nervous centres will cause the hair to grow on bald heads. .Anil all ICnlnv-xements ing 180 ll»s., “ the largest ever caught need repair and sedation. Nervous tremor, weakness Tin: Bk. t m i e n rm riM in th r W-.rl.l.” Th. of pleasure," says the poet, but most It is perfumed with extracts from lYagrant r. I’liili-rltn-*. 1 in these waters.” The average weight and paralysis are being daily cured by these pills. o e rr st PROMPTLY CURED, fo.ti. . I..rer. »1. .:m men prefer female ones alxmt sixteen to They correct costiveness, but are not purgative. flowers. All who use it praise it. Settttn- Small wduei o f the cod is alxmt eight pounds, and Directions on each box. Price 50 cents, or six boxes But nothing used is pleasing. twenty years old. The patience they for >2.50, postage free to any address. No order filled Without Spot or Blemish the largest sjiecimen alluded to by Dr. unless accompanied by the money. For sale by all Price, $1.00 per Bottle. Tormented with Bunion, Corn, or Bruise, AT THIS OFFICE. Storer, in his “ Re|>ort on the Fisheries then exhibit in caring for their welfare wholesale and retail druggists. Depot, No. 106 North Thousand of sufTrers heard the news,— S6 li is truly commendable. Eutaw St., Baltimore, Md. The remedy that meet* their views ELLIS’S SPAVIN CURE. | of M assachusetts,” weighed 107 pounds. C. W. BENSON, M. D. 1* Dr. Briggs’s Bullion Balsam. PAltSONS, BANGS A CO., Wholesale Drug* Fees of Doctors. ( apt. Geo. II. Martin of this city took Sold by W . II. Kittredge and C. H. Pendleton. 39 gist*. Geu’l Agents, Portland. The lee of doctors is an item that very many one oft Cape Coil in 1878 which weighed A lazy man lip-town has a wife named PARSONS, BANGS & CO-, PARSONS, BANGS & CO., FOR SALK BY WHOLESALE DEALERS IN I-eraons are interested In just at present. Wc be 111 lbs. when dressed, and another in Hope, whose custom it is to puli off her W h olesale X>vu8ffIstaB> lieve the schedule for Tisits is STM, which would CARDS, B ill Head*. TAGS ly24* R o o k l u n i l . confined to his bed for a year, and in Ipswich Bay last year which weigheil husband’s lioots every evening. She is 117 & 119 Middle St., Portland, Me. Draffs, Dniffffists’ Sundries, Chemical MAGIC LOTION ... , nun a* a new, delightful and wonderful remedy, designed LETTER IIEIDS, POSTERS, need of a daily visit, over $1,000 a year for medi- 99 lbs. when landed, and probably 105 wont to exclaim on such occasions : GENERAL AGENTS. Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Clues, Ac.. aed warranted to supercede all the pain rolievingagvut* Promptly printed at thl* office, 210 Main Street,groun ’ am alooe ' And one single bottle o f lbs. when taken from the water.—Cape -- How truly it is said that ‘ hope is the • For Sale by yet discovered. This is strong language, hut uot more _____taken in time would save the 81.000 I 17 & 119 Middle St.. strange than true. Sold by E. Merrill, W . 11. Kit floor. Orders by Moil promtly I the year's sickness.—Ed. lwI5 Hnn Advertiser. ranker of the sole.’ ” Edward Merrill, Rockland. 13 FOMLAND, ME. tredge attended, to. Gilt Edge £