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VOLUME 22. HALLOWELL, ME.. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30. 1899. NUMBER 47

ENGLAND IN ADVERSITY. died at 32; Napoleon at 51, Hannibal write a note—some few words upon a Reasonable Satisfaction. at 63, Themistocles at 65, Marius at 71, sheet of paper? Is it not an impertinent ALL RECORDS BROKEN ! ! Many Americans believe that the war Marlboro at 72, Tilly at 72, Blucher at intrusion upon the sacredness of grief? WILL BE YOURS IF YOU SEE OUR LINE OF in South Africa is without moral justi- 76, Bernadotte at 80, Wellington at 83, Cease thy meddlingj some one may say, fication ; many more that, although Xenophon at 86, Moltke at 91. The and let the man go past in the isolation English rule in South Africa is to be age of the decease of philosophers was: of liis affliction. You are wrong and -=««FLOUR>:^- Ib o lto a ^ Iftovelties desired from every point of view, the Spinoza, 44; Descartes. 53; Ilegel, 61 and shallow, knowing neither human present war is unnecessary; but it is to Aristotle, 62; Socrates, u8; Leibnitz, 70 nature nor human life. Strange as it BEFORE BUYING ELSGMHERE, be hoped that no American read the Linnaeus, 70; Coperimjis, 70; Galileo, may appear, he will lift a corner of the SPECIAL CASH PRICES. story of last week’s disasters to tne Our store is full of interest to anyone looking for holiday gifts, as so 7 8 ; K a n t , 79 : P l a t o , 8*1; N e w t o n , 8 4 ; blind in the darkened room to read your British arms without a deep feeling of Humboldt, 89. The longevity of great note, and he will read it more than FHOTHMHJiW many of our regular lines iuclude just what your friends are wishing sympathy, and that no American has NAME OF BRAND. for. writers, poets, is as follows: Byron, 36 ; once; when some one comes in of his PER BBL. In addition to our regular stock wejhave now displayed a large variety seen the spirit in which England has Schiller, 45; Moliere, 51; Virgil, 51; family he will give him the note, also, of fancy articles, such as taken her calamities without a thrill of Shakspeare, 52; Dante, 56; Dickens, to read. Days after, he will refer to Pillsbury’s ‘BEST’ Spring Patent $4.25 admiration. One of the chief uses of ; Horace, 57 ; Racine 59; Scott, 61; that note, and tell his friends that it STERLING SILVER NOVELTIES, MEDALLIONS, FRAMES, great national experiences is the search- Milton, 65; Cervantes, 68; Aeschylus, comforted him. Afterward he will tie BRUSH AND COMB SETS, MIRRORS, COLLAR, CUFF, light they throw on national ideals and 69; Rabelais, 70; Petrarch, 70; Euri- up half a dozen notes of this kind and Washburn’s GOLD MEDAL’ 4.25 NECKTIE, GLOVE AND HANDKERCHIEF BOXES, Spring Patent character. A profound individual ex- pides, 74; Corneille, 7^: Victor Hugo, lay them in his desk, and as often as he LEATHER GOODS, BASKETS OF ALL SORTS, perience always brings character out in ETC., ETC. 83; Goethe, 83; Voltaire, 84; Sophocles, opens liis desk and sees the package his clear an individual lines. A man is 90. To painters death came at the ages heart will grow warm. Faist’s ‘IMPERIAL’ Spring Patent 4.25 often lost in the rush of activity, but stated: Raphael, 37; Corregio, 40; We cannot relieve our brother of the FOWLER & HAMLIN, Augusta. when there comes some tremendous Van Dyke, 42 ; Holbein. 57 ; Velasquez. fatigue and weariness of his journey, Coombs’ ‘ROB ROY’ Fancy Winter Patent 4.25 event in his life the activities cease for 61; Rembrandt, 63; Rubens, 61; nor can we carry for him the burden r-HM-Ori-O-h Crf-Cri- A-rO-bO-i-Ob 0-4riH-O*HCrf*D4rC>FCH4>bO*bD- a moment, and the man stands revealed Michelangelo, 89; Titian, 99. Musi- which is bending down his soul and Coombs’ ‘RIVERDALE.’Fancy non*. 3.90 EXPERIENCE ^ to himself and his fellows. In like cians died at theses age?: Schubert, 31; beneath which he is apt to sink. It is manner, a great nation carrying oil Mozart, 35; Mendelssohn, 38; Chopin, Fancy Winter Patent Isa hard schoolmaster, as the Filipino is finding only a mouthful of water that we can C o o m b s ’ ‘J U N O ’ 4.25 out. Perhaps you've had experience with the world-wide activities suddenly shows 39; Weber, 39; Schumann, 41; give, which costs us nothing, and is the irdinary grade of footwear. If you’ll be wise its heart when a great calamity strikes Beethoven, 56; Bachn, 65; Palestrina, commonest of things. Only that, hut Jenks’ ‘CROWN’ Fancy Winter Patent 4.25 md inspect our Out-of-the-Ordinary stock of home. The Continental press, as a rule, 70; Spohr, 75; Handel, 75; Haydn, 77. the water was a sacramental cup; it Footwear. has reported with undisguised delight And four great religion-' leaders died at meant that no sorrow could befall this Stott’s ‘PEERLESS ’ Fancy Winter Patent 4.25 Ladies' Felt Slipper, flannel lined, for the story of British disaster, treating these ages: Calvin at 54, Mohammed at man but it also touched his friend, that only...... - 39c the English precisely as it treated us at 62, Luther at 66, Confucius at 71. a human heart was beating with his in Ladies’ Felt Slipper, and felt soles, the beginning of the war with Spain, his loneliness, aud that behind that Franklin Mills, Entire Wheat 2.75 for o n l y ...... 49c and for precisely the same reasons: HALF BARRELS. Ladies’ Serye Slippers, flannel lined THE MINISTRY OF KINDNESS. heart was the heart of God. When a for winter, only - 29c ignorance of our motives, instinctive man says that he never could have en- Ladies’ liubbeus for 29c, 43c and 49c antagonism between institutions which Popular illustrations vary in different dured had it not been for the sympathy U\ S. WINGATE The 43c and 49c rubbers are the best on the market. diverge at fundamental points, and countries, because they correspond with of his friends, is this only a graceful M en ’s Cheap Overshoes for only 75c tlie climate and with the life, so that instinctive fear of commercial competi- sentiment? It is the solemn truth, and temptation that afternoon, and tbe grip as he has given it, and could not tell to M en’s Good Quality Overshoe for $1.19 they must be read by a foreigner witli tion. the man who says it may he the most of your hand will help him. Pass no save liis life how many weary travelers some imagination. It were poor com- The English will look to their own matter-of-fact of all our acquaintances. man whom you see and know without he has helped. But his record is in the ItiTXIB SHOE STORE. fort in our chill and rainy climate to colonies and to their kin beyond the No man can endure liis sorrow affine, some greeting; it will cheer him on his Heavens, and there is One who does offer any person a cup of cold water, 125 WATER ST., decl GARDINER. ME. sea for insight into their motives. They not even Jesus Christ, who took disci- life’s way. Take trouble to render but no gift could be more welcome in not forget.—Ian Maclaren in the Satur- *0+0*0*0+04 , >K>*0*0*0.*0 O+O+O+O+O+O+O+O+O+O+O+O* *0+0+0 will expect, as they have received, ples with Him into the Garden. What little services; great services may never the dry and sultry heat. A traveler, day Evening Post. sharp criticism; but they will also ex- sustains a man is an atmosphere of be asked of thee. Take trouble to say Jesus suggests, is coming along the pect, and they will receive, recognition sympathy and love—the thought that he kindly things; if thou canst not say SUNDAY TRAVEL. road and is weary with his journey of the essential qualities of character has been remembered, that liis brother clever things none will miss them. As he passes a house, some one, sitting Holiday Clearance Sale. which inspire all their enterprises- has given him what he could. The note Suppose only five people should show In 1885, Professor W. C. Wilkinson, in its shadow and in- ed by^a kindly The secret of English greatness in ad- was but the common cup; the contents a man some kindness in a day, that man then of Tatrytown, N. Y., now of impulse, fetches a < raught of water Having been to market and purchased almost an entirely new and dif versity has perhaps never been better thereof were love. will come to tlie close of the day with a Chicago University, published in the "rone the cool watery , . Jle offers it ferent s-tock; wirhave tTecTdedMdr tne^^rten^dryTtruiy, to' ciuse ‘out at expressed the-a- V, .in AiiKirk^n. It !-■ rndjr. once, perhaps, in twenty strong heart and a good hope, It may Christian Advocate (New York), a with courteous words and gesture, and cost our whole stock of Speaking at a dimmer at Manchester years that a big sorrow comes, but be unintelligible, but it is perfectly true startling article on “ Decay of Sunday- for a moment the stranger rests and en- SILVER HOLLOW WARE; ALSO A LINE OF ROGERS fifty-two years ago, Ralph Waldo every day we are suffering something that six words of approbation spoken observance Among Christians.” The joys the refreshment of God’s best gift BROS.’ WARE. Emerson said: just through the dust and heat of life: by a true heart have clarified a man’s spread of this decay since that date on earth. A little later he is again During this sale we shall close out “ For I must tell you, I was given to through the conmionplaceiiess of duty brain and lifted the cloud from a man’s makes the Professor’s words spoken upon his journey, and soon he disap- understand in my childhood that tlie and the tedium of its repetitions: heart and sent him on liis way rejoicing. then of double interest now. Among pears over the crest of the hill, but the British island from which my fore- through trifling disappointments which It is in our power to make our fellow- other things he said:— Our Stock of CLOCKS ! brief service of tlie householder is cher- fathers came was no lotus garden, no we would not mention, and little slights traveler forget the hardness of the road I do not now criticise anybody for ished in his heart. He has been en- We shall also give special low prices on paradise of serene sky and roses and which perhaps we have imagined; and the blazing of the sun by the failure in Sunday-observance. I simply couraged ou his way, and many days music and merriment all the year round; through the irritation of other people’s simplest of all means—friendly words point out a fact which I think it is well Sterling Silver Novelties and Jewelry will pass before the traveler fogets this no, but a cold, foggy, mournful country, success, and the haunting sense of our and friendly acts as he passes, words should be faced by everybody con- act of willing and seasonable hospital- cerned. And 1 believe that every- Sterling Novelties will go from 25c to $2.00 where nothing grew well in the open own failure. It is not only gioomy- and acts which cost us nothing, but are air but robust men and virtuous ity. looking and complaining people who body is concerned. The fact is full of Each and every article purchased in this store during the holidays With this simple illustration drawn, everything to him, which in an hour we women, and these of a wonderful fiber are cast down; they have their com- have forgotten, which lie .remembers significance. It means nothing less will be engraved free of charge. We guarantee to do as good engrav- as was His custom, from the incidents than that the institution of “ Sunday” is and endurance; that their best parts fort in their pessimism and in their till the sun has set. ing as can be done in this city. Call and examine our goods before of common life, Jesus teaches us one of fast going. The “ character” of the were slowly revealed: their virtues did endless whining. Quiet folk who never KINDNESS ALWAYS REWARDED. buying. the lessons which was ever near His day is with us largely a mere tradition. not come out until they quarreled; they murmur, and take life, as we say, When Jesus insisted on this duty of heart and which He desired to write Tlie tradition fades daily. It is pale did not strike twelve the first time; with admirable patience, may conceal kindness He anticipated that people upon the conscience of His disciples. now to a degree. good lovers, good haters, and you could sore hearts, and even people who ever would be apt to belittle it and to think Wheeler & Cross, We ought not to hide ourselves, so to I cannot guess how serious tlie re- know little about them till you had smile in public and add to the gayety it was of small consequence, so he say, within our cool homes with our gret really is, and by what proportion seen them long, and little good of them of life may not smile when they are emphasized its value and insisted on its comforts near to hand, while along the of average good Christians shared, at novl? 203 Water St., Augusta. till you had seen them in action; that alone, but drop the mask from the face sure recompense. “ A cup of cold water hot, dusty road our fellow-men are this undeniable decay of Sunday-observ- in prosperity they are moody and of sadness. Perhaps it may be taken only,” He said, to.show that He really traveling in weary procession. If one ance. I am quite inclined to think that dumpish, but in adversity they were for granted that almost every man needs did intend, not huge gifts and costly has a heart within him he ought to what regret exists is mostly official, or grand. Is it not true, sir, that the wise a word of good cheer, and will be the sacrifices for His cause, but the minis- have eyes to see that a person here and else a matter of mere tradition and con- W hat IBetter Xm as Gift ? ancients did not praise the ship parting better for your cup of water, even try of kindness in humble daily life. there is fainting for a cup of water, and vention. I judge so from the easy THAN A with flying colors from the port, but although you saw him laugh as lie “ Verily,” He said, “ I say unto you, be ought to be willing to take some little conscience with which .ministers, for only that brave sailer which came back entered your village street. shall in nowise lose liis reward,” to trouble to give it to his fellow-men. example, use the railroads on Sunday with torn sheets and battered sides, Were we all to enter into a general convince doubting hearts of His re- This is Jesus’ ministry of kindness. to go to and fro for preaching appoint- HANDSOME GOUGH, stript of her banners, but having ridden conspiracy of kindness, and now I mean membrance. When lie laid such stress NOTHING LIGHTENS THE BURDEN OF ments, and from the apparently uncon- out the storm? And so, gentlemen, I commonplace, intangible, inexpensive upon tlie inherent value of pure kind- scious proneness of any chance Chris- feel in regard to this aged England, HUMAN LIFE LIKE KINDNESS. kindness, we cannot imagine how much ness and the absolute certainty of its tians you may meet, for example, to or FANCY TABLE ? with the possessions, honors, and Many of the trials of life are inevita- of tbe weariness of life would disappear. reward, Jesus was in touch with the Suppose, for instance, you and I should take the train upon occasion of a Sun- trophies, and also with the infirmities, able and irrevocable, but one has finest instincts of human nature and We have an Excellent Assortment. Prices Reasonable. only avoid controversy of every kind in day morning from the suburbs to the of a thousand years gathering around shrewd idea that life could be made with the mind of His Heavenly Father. conversation except in the emergencies city for the purpose of hearing a favorite her, irretrievably committed as she now very much easier if every one of us Do not we all estimate an act by its 1S1 of conscience. Suppose we took care voice sound out from the pulpit the ffauctj j§illt is to many old customs which cannot be bethought himself of his neighbor, and soul rather than by its body, so that we not to tempt our neighbor to envy and doctrine of the creeds—preaching, it suddenly changed; pressed upon by the did liis little part to cheer him upon tlie regard more tlie spirit of him that gives COVERINGS—Large Line to Select From, well might happen, on the text, “Re- transitions of trade and new and all road. It is pathetic to notice that the jealousy by thoughtless references to it than tbe gift? That this man should member the Sabbath-day to keep it incalculable modes, fabrics, arts, ma- sum of life’s sorrow does not arise from liis rivals or the people lie did not like. have been looking upon the highway holy.” This freedom on the part of a A. TV. S ( ) l . 1 /F), chines, and competing populations. I the crushing weight of one or two heavy Suppose ive touched liis peculiarity at all, while lie might have been rest- flock is, of course, not to be wondered see her not dispirited, not weak, but providences, but from the hardness, or with a gentle hand instead of having ing in the cool of liis house through the at. Tlie shepherd himself- -that elo- 257 Water St., - - Augusta. well remembering that she lias seen thoughtlessness, or want of generosity our innocent sport with him—he has noontide of the day, and that lie should quent preacher—will, perhaps, preach dark days before—indeed, with a kind or want of sympathy of our fellow-men his peculiarities, but not quite so many have been concerned about me, a as yourself. Are there not subjects he the same sermon, on the same text, the of instinct that she sees a little better in Even the big black trials welcome the stranger, whom he had never seen be- loves to talk about? Why not encourage evening of the same day, to a congrega- a cloudy day, and that in storm of bat- offices of kindness. If death enters fore and might never see again, and him for a time? You also have your tion forty miles distant, reached, neces- For Christmas Gifts. tle and calamity she had a secret vigor home and takes the dearest, it may that with his own hand lie should sarily, at a cost to him of Sunday travel. and a pulse like a cannon'. 1 see her in seem as if mourners would be so dulled favorite themes. Did you congratulate have brought the cup and offered it There is no need to accumulate in- that mother on her son’s success with 0+O+O+0+O+0+O+O+O+O+O+O+ her old age, not decrepit, but young by the stroke that they could not be after this kindly fashion, are far more stances. I seriously propose a question : As long as the state of the case is what We tia.ve a Large Line of and still daring to believe in her power sensitive to little things. YTet the chief honesty of warm speech? She had for- to me than the water and its refresh- gotten the cares of the house that day. we all of us perfectly well know it to of endurance and expansion.— The Out- mourner, amid the sense of liis bitter ment. Did you tell that father you are glad to be respecting Sunday-observance among look. loss, will feel it keenly that a friend Whatsoever a man sowetli that also Christians, is it, can it be, useful for us Fine Pocket Knives, Scissor s, did not write and did not offer liis little hear his boy was doing liis work well in shall he reap. For this public and to talk piously against the Sunday news- the city? It is curious, but that man AGES OF GREAT MEN. help. His supposed friend saw him ostentatious benefaction the Pharisee papers, Sunday excursions, Sunday con- pass, staggering in the way through would have gone down the street with a shall have his high place in the syn- certs, Sunday opening of places of lighter step. When' your friend amusement? Shears, Razors and Choice Table Cutlery. A great man does not always attain weakness of soul and ready to drop, and agogue and the applause of other Phari- Sunday-observance must he revived a ripe old age; in fact, hardly half of did not hurry out with a cup of water. acquitted himself well in some public sees in the market-place. For his kind- among Christians, or the institution is GOOD S E I OF NUI PICKS ONLY 19c the greatest men of modern and ancient Never again can he feel that that man is work, had you sent him a pleasant note ness unto those whom Cod has placed doomed. And the doom is ready even (( (< times have reached that limit of age set quite true who failed him in liis hour of it would have carried him through a under his charge and at his door the now presently to crack. week of criticism. When it is possible, including Nut Cracker, only 33c by the Bible—70. Among statesmen: distress. "What can a man do in these shake hands with a brother man and good Smaritan shall have the unaffected Beauty Is Blood Deep. CHILDREN'S SEIS, Ihree Pieces, - 2 0 & Mirabeau was 42; Pitt, 47 ; Caesar 55 ; agonies of life for his neighbor? Can he wish him God-speed. He may have gratitude of unknown and voiceless Clean blood means a clean skin. No 25c beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar- Richelieu, 57 ; Cromwell, 59 ; Washing- bring back the dead, or live with him in people whom he lias blessed, and beyond tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by ton, 67; Charlemagne, 71; Frederick liis lonely home? How impotent does that, a reward, stored and accumulated, stirring up the lazy liver and driving all im- , CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS. purities from the body. Begin to-day to the Great, 74; Disraeli, 75; Augustus, human sympathy appear in these dark Best Cough Syrup. Tastes Good. Use ] is awaiting him in the world to come. banish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads, J-. W. GHTJRCH. 76; Bismarck, 83, Talleyrand, 84. Of moments, and how lonely is a man in in time. Sold by druggists Good-hearted man and simple-minded, and that sickly bilious complexion by taking CONSUMPTION Cascarets,—beauty for ten cents. All drug- HALLOWELL, - - - MAINE. great conquerors: Alexander the Great his Getlisemane! tvhat good is it to he forgets the cup of cold water as soon gists, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, 50c.

t HALLOWELL REGISTER—SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1899.

HALLOWELL REGISTER.I' "ill Save MO trouble in j DANIEL S. FORD. WASHINGTON LETTER. Gen. Wheeler appointed a brigadier J \ getting troops enough to fight the Boers, I general in the regular army, and at P ubl ished Satur days A remarkable man, and one especially but numbers do not represent everything. Dec. 25, 1809, once retired, seems not to progress. Xerxes invaded Greece with a host, remarkable for the success with which The opinion is growing that there will 153 Witsr St., Hallowsll, Me. and was defeated by a mere handful of he had kept his name from conspicuous- Washington is one of the best places, be strong opposition to the seating of Sai?ta Claus’s Agents men. Leaders and cavalry seem to be ness before tlie public in a long career md during a Christmas Congressional Gen. Wheeler should he return to j $1,60 per Y ear in A dvance England's needs. Some 7000 men have of usefulness and credit, has been lost •ecess one of the best times to see the T hi»m«: Washington and ask to be sworn in as A S' I $1.76 after S ix M onths. already been sacrificed on the English in the death of Mr. Daniel S. Ford. statesmen as they really are when off a member of the House. W. F. M ARSTON , E ditor and pro p'R. side. He was one of the greatest of the news- duty. In other places they always paper publishers of his generation. The seem to be posing, but in Washington A good result of the tramp law is manner in which he brought the Youth’s posing would only get them laughed at; The Globe bank failure in Boston seen in the report of the Kennebec jail, A. F. MORSE & SON $1.50---- $1.00 Companion from a small piece of news- jonsequently they tire seen for just seems to show that Cole used the funds this year. The total number of pris- The Regular Subscription Price of the paper property to become one of the what they are, and that is just about Invite a careful examination of a Large Line of NEW GOODS suitable of the institution just as if they were oners in the jail at present is 51, R egister is $1.50, but we will furnish 2 most prominent and profitable in the what the same number of men in any for the Holiday Trade. In the list will be found— copies to any one address for $2.00—this his own, without dictation by directors whereas there were 116 at this time last country affords ample proof of this. calling are. As usual, a considerable offer to hold good till Jan. 15, 1900—only. or others. Ilis large loans got him year. The total number committed MEDALLIONS, STATIONERY, PICTURE BOOKS, We can club the Register with popular He was full of resources to such an end, number of Senators and Representatives magazines, and save the of into trouble. during the year has been 872, and of subscriber a pait and his methods were largely original are spending their holiday in Washing- GIFT BOOKS, FANCY CHINA, CUPS and SAUCERS, the cost. those 410 were imprisoned for drunken- with himself. He developed another ton. As a rule they are doing no work, LAMPS, SLEDS, DOLLS, TOYS of all kinds, ness and 60 for liquor selling. Last An earthquake visited San Jacinto, striking trait in his character as the but Speaker Henderson is one of the Congressman Boutelle, who was fall hundreds of men were roaming CONFECTIONERY, DINNER SETS, TOILET SETS Cal., Christmas morning—lasting 12 result of the fortune he made in this en- exceptions; he remained in Washington prostrated in Boston last week, was about over the country. This kept the seconds, and in that time leaving ruin terprise. It was that of benevolence to do some work that he could not get able to return home to Bangor, but has police stations filled with drunks and Picture Fram es JVEade to Order*. and desolation in the little city. Six such as is seldom seen. His life was time to do while Congress is in session. since returned to Boston for special with tramps. But very few have ap- Indians were killed outright, and a largely devoted to charitable objects, The members of a sub committee of the treatment by experts. His condition is plied for lodging at the Augusta police oci2G A. F. Morse & Son, Hallowell score more were injured. Buildings liis benefactions were untiring, and Roberts Committee are prepared to take not know generally. An acute attack station this year, as the number of estimated at $50,000 were destroyed. religious and philanthropic enterprises some additional testimony in the of indigestion was the commencement At Hewet, where a summer hotel was floaters has been greatly decreased. of his sickness. are as much indebted to his aid as that Roberts case, but no witnesses have badly damaged, hot sulphur springs of any man of his generation. He lived arrived. have appeared since the shock. j to a good old age, unobtrusively em- The fund for-the widow and children The catalogue of Bowdoin College for The promptness in which the Lawton the academic year of 1899 and 1900 is fund is being subscribed reflects great ployed in his work, and his memory is of Gen. . Lawton has reached $15,000. “ These be ticklish times” not only indeed fragrant among many who and is still growing. at hand, showing the onward march of For Christmas. credit upon our nation. "Wednesday for the English, but for any people or received his bounty. Such a man, Prof. Richard G. Ely, of the Univer- progress at this famous old institution. morning, the sum of $25,000 had been party who arrogates to itself rights The total enrolment of students is WE are Showing the LARGEST LINE OF received, and as subscriptions will be although he shrunk from publicity in sity of Wisconsin, read a paper on which are not righteously sought. The life, deserves a monument which will trusts, at a meeting of the Washington shown to be three hundred find seventy- received till Jan. 5, fully $25,000 will be uprising in the Cape Colony, the two, a considerable gain over past raised for Mrs. Lawton and children. perpetuate his achievement to the latest economic society, which has attracted Smoking -> Jackets rumored gathering of the Fenians-in a generation. It would be difficult to more than passing attention. After years. There are fifty-four seniors, raid into Canada, both will embarrass juniors, point to an example more worthy of telling how trusts were formed and fifty-nine fifty-three soph- IN THE CITY. We also have Bath Robes, Dress Suit The supervisor of the census is England not a little. America can emulation than was that of Mr. Fore operated, and pointing out that the con- omores, sixty-seven freshmen and eight quoted as saying that the least intelli- afford to keep free from any uncalled Boston TIerald. sumers always have it in their power special students, a total of 241 young- Mufflers, Suspenders* Ties, in fact everything in line of gent of the candidates came from Bos- for interests in the English troubles. to make the trusts charge fair prices by men in the academic department, and ton, and that a better class came from 131 medical students. The principal MEN’S and BOYS’ FURNISHINGS. - THE LAWTON TRIBUTE. refusing to buy their goods, he said of Western cities and towns. Probably Mississippi, with 5,000 Republican remedies for trusts: “ The so-called innovation noted is the raising of re If you don’t know just what to get the country school of the AVest has votes, has 18 votes in the National con- The quick response to the committee anti-trust legislation, in my opinion, quirements for admission to the medical much to do with the case. ventions of that party, while Maine interested in the Lawton Fund is a has produced harm, and can produce department and the lengthening of the FOR A PRESENT, come in and let us help you out, with 75,000has but 12 votes; the Payne doubly valuable tribute. The work nothing but lumn. So far from lessen- course, in medicine to four years, in- President McKinley has postively proposition to shift the basis of repre- seems to be in liue with the General’: ing the concentration of production, it struction to be given students at promised Senator Perkins that he will, sentation in the national convention thoughts and wishes. I11 a conversa has rather increased it. Looser forms Brunswick the first two years and at unless prevented by oflieial duties, from the number of Senators and tion with Prof. Worcester in regard to of combination in the face of anti-trust Portland the last two. The change is BOSTON CLOTHING STORE accompany the California delegation in Representatives to the actual vote cast, calculated to improve the quality of the the great risks he took in exposing him legislation has made way for closer and U n d e r H o t e l I V o r t l i , Augusta. Congress, to San Francisco to witness will come up before the June conven- self, General Lawton said “ he knew more effective unions. Among physicians and surgeons turned out bv the launching of the battleship Ohio, tion, to be stirred up and acted upon. perfectly the risks he was running but remedies, first of all, 1 would mention Maine’s onlv medical school. which is being built in that city and that it was simply a matter of busines education. 1 would have general edu- will be ready for launching in Septem- The Boers are a simple, devout Chris- with him—that with the force at hi cation so developed as to prepare every Senator Hoar is standing by his con- ber or October next. tian people. Christmas day they cele- disposal and the work that he was boy and girl for life. Another class ot victions in regard to the treatment that brated with religious services in ex- called upon to do, he felt it necessary remedies is found in the regulation ot should be accorded the Filipinos with That increase of ten per cent, in the pression of gratitude to God for vic- that he should personally direct every the transmission of property from firmness which does him great honor WtMx wages of the Maine Central trainmen tories gained. The English are cer- movement. The loss of a little time, or generation to generation, and this must and we have no doubt he will make a «n | and yardmen was a Christmas gift that tainly a Christian people, but with a an error of judgment on the part of be brought about in part by taxation, gallant fight for them. Apparently, will be thoroughly appreciated. No long array of bloody conquests on their subordinate, might result in defeat, and in part by laws which aim otherwise however, his struggle is hopeless. Even class of men better deserve the in- we could not afford to be defeatec to secure a wide diffusion of wealth. 1 the Republican senators who stood books. Why cannot a third Christian Thlfcn11 i ' * crease—their hard work and long nation mediate in the interests of Furthermore, he knew that so long as have no sympathy with any proposal to with him a year ago seem to have de- days—sometimes Sundays—entitle them peace ? he was with them, his men would never abolish or limit private corporations. 1 serted him upon one pretext and to it. fail to respond to any request or ca would, however- bring them under another, and left him to continue the THE “ NECESSARY” MAGAZINE Lewiston has nursed a viper for years that might be made upon them, and hi? effective public control, the sole pur- battle single-handed. But failure doe? In a year of high prosperity the Post in the unrestricted rum and gambling personal bravery was an inspiration to pose of which should be honesty and not detract from the honor and respect every soldier in his command. The best-informed men and women in the world use the AMERICAN Office Department still runs behind dens; now she is reaping the natural individual responsibility.” which a man always commands when MONTHLY REVIEW OF REVIEW S to keep well informed, and call $0,000,000. The present Congress will results. More drunkenness prevails The announcement of Chairman Bur- he stands by what he believes to be it the “ necessary ” and “ indispensable ” magazine. In the busy rush if Mrs. Kruger, it is said, makes her ton, of the House committee on River right. Success is pleasant, but success of to-day ambitious men and women must know about the important hardly do its duty it ignores the evils there than in any other city, possibly questions of the month, and not only this, they want to know about involved. But the pity of it is that our excepting Bangor. Last week two own dresses and hats, and never owns and Harbor's, that no River and Harbor won by a sacrifice of principle never them at. the right time, w nenthe whole country is puzzled over the legislators are not in evidence as being women died there of alcoholism. Both more than three gowns or two bonnets bill would be reported at this session of gives any real satisfaction to the one gigantic combination of trusts, a -weli informed article is printed in the AMERICAN MONTHLY, giving the facts, and its editor discusses the morally desirous of correcting Die women were drunk for a whole week! at a time. She always refused to wear Congress, has caused some grumbling, who wins it. theory; when the Dreyfus dfair is in everyone’0 mouth, the best story abuses. What a business advertisement for the feathers, and has used her influence but as the announcement was made of Dreyfus and the great ca^e comes ovu in this m agazine. with the women of the Transvaal under instructions from the leaders of Every month, in “ The Progress of the World,” Dr. Albert Shaw spindle city! gives a comprehensive picture of the world’s history during the pre- Gen. Otis says Gen. Lawton always against them. She gave another in- the majority, it is likely to hold good. vious thirty days. In the departments, the valuable articles and books accomplished what he undertook and The Boston Herald, through a cor- stance of her interest in birds when the Some of the friends of the Nicaragua that have been published J .ring the past month are reviewed and sculptor who designed her husband’s Canal in both House and Senate, are quoted from, so th * ' e readers of the AMERICAN MONTHLY can get met an obstacle by devising a way to respondent, has just discovered that the F.S.SmitMCo the gist of them. every issue nearly a hundred pictures are printed, overcome it. President Lincoln re- study of English wrords, in spelling or statue brought some of the early determined to try to push a bill provid- including the portraits of the men and women who are making the sketches to her for her opinion on the ing for the construction of the Canal history of the month. marked that Grant made the best ol definition, is a lost art in the High To be thoroughly well informed helps any man or woman in his or what he had, unlike some predecessors schools—(hat it does not rise to the likeness. The statue shows Oom Paul through at this session of Congress, SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK her work. A subscription to the AMERICAN MONTHLY REVIEW who spent their time in telegraphing dignity of a study but is wholly inci- wearing his top hat. “ Don’t you without waiting for the report of the OF REVIEW S represents an investment for the best kind of profit, as think,” said Mrs. Kruger, “ that the Canal commission, which will not be well as entertainment. One subscriber has just w ritten: “ Count me for more. Lawton was a fighter and dental to other studies. The result is a life subscriber, and when you send me a number beyond the limit of a leader whose work will be missed. shown in the fact that Boston appli- crown of the hat might be left hollow, made for at least a year. It is perfectly my subscription and secure no renewal from me, consider it a notice of so that the water would be caught in it well understood, as it was at the time, Dress Goods . my death.” cants for positions in the census work Clay Diagonals, good weight goods Price 25 cents per number, $2.50 a year. do not meet the requirements, are out- when the rain fell? Then the birds that the sole object in view when the A sample copy will be sent on receipt often cents in stamps.* Sixty-one days were consumed by would be able to get a drink.” This Canal Commission was legislated for by for capes and heavy skirts, 48 in. wide stripped by the country towns of the worth $ 1 .00, holiday price the cruiser Brooklyn in making the run suggestion was followed, and after the Congress, was to delay legislation for a to Manila by way of the Suez canal, West. The same condition is in Maine 69c a yd THE REVIEW High schools. infrequent showers of the Transvaal, a Canal. It is also believed that a major- OF REVIEWS COMPANY and she is one of the fastest ships in the circle of sparrows may always be seen ity in both House and Senate would 13 Astor Place New York navy. A Nicaragua canal would cut drinking around the top of Oom Paul’s vote for a bill to construct a Canal, if down the time nearly one-half. That must have been an absurd situation at the Grangers’ meeting last hat. given an opportunity to do so, but, Venetian Cloth owing to the approach of the Presiden week in Augusta, when the President 50 inches wide, a fine twilled, all wool The annexation of Hawaii and Porto gave out the “ startling” statement that 4 4 To Do III Costs More tial campaign, aud the fact that large cloth, extra quality and value. Superior Geo. E. Keith’s Rico will make considerable difference a prominent politician, also a granger appropriations for other purposes, will black in the sugar product. With the Philip- and a heavy stockholder in the Maine Than To Do W ell.” be absolutely necessary, it is very $1.25 pines producing cotton, another staple Central, would join with them in the doubtful whether the leaders will allow $3.50 product will be affected. The expansion reduced taxation crusade. Anybody This might properly read, a canal bill to be voted on at this ses- and aggression of the present involves who thinks the Maine Central or anv 4 4It costs more to BE ill sion ; they will quiet those who would Plaids America in some large problems. other railroad corporation would be than to BE well/' The like to vote for the hill by telling them interested in a reform of this kind, is that little time will be lost by waiting 3 pieces assorted colors, 45 in, camels source of all health is rich, until the next session, when the report hair finish, excellent combination for Wall; Over Shoe, simple to say the least; and anyone who skirts, worth $1.50 at Boston’s business troubles seem to be strong blood. It is to the of the Canal Commission will be ready. on the increase. The failure or assign- would take stock in Air. Manley’s pro- The recommendation of Inspector- $1.19 ment of the John P. Squire Co., was testations is simpler. We may get body what the mighty General Breckenridge, in his annual followed by the closing of the Globe equalization of taxes, but not with any streams are to the earth. report, for the creation of a joint army Equal to any $5.00 Shoe National Bank, and the flight of its such help! If the blood is pure, the and navy board, for the purpose of Silk W aists President. Now the John P. Lovell body thrives; if the blood arranging for a more thorough coopera- Arms Co., goes up. Too much busi- It looks as if Senator Clark,'of Mon- Made of black corded taffeta silks. in the Market. tion between the two branches of the ness on the same capital—for all these tana, might have to leave Congress is weak or impoverished, Waists all lined, regular $5 value. service, is highly commended as a step Take your pencil and figure the material, r parties were concerned. along with Roberts of Utah. The then every pulse-beat car- in the right direction. There were then compare the result with our price The “Dewey” Shoe, supreme court of Montana has ordered ries weakness instead of the name of John B. Wellcome to be several times during the war with Spain $2.98 For Men, $2.00; for Boys, $1.50 and $2.00 ; for Youths, $1.50; Little Gents, $1.25 strength. The only perfect blood purifier stricken from the roll of attorneys in when the lack of intelligent cooperation We have Just Received a Full Line of the above goods for Fall and Winter. and vigor-maker in existence is the world- between the army and Navy, notably that State, on the ground that charges nov99 famed Hood's Sarsaparilla. It brings the landing of Gen. Shaffer’s army in Hacking of the payment of money by him as good, perfect health. Checks and Twills Cuba, would have led to serious and Clark’s agent to members of the legisla- Fin Head Checks and Twills, 30 in. HASKELL BROTHERS, Catarrh and Deafness — "I am disastrous consequences had we been ture as bribes for their votes in the 68 years old and suffered from catarrh Dress Goods at opposed'lby a more alert and vigorous COUGH Senatorial contest are proved. This is for many years, becoming quite deaf’. It 36c A hacking cough is a grave-yard rather strong evidence against the took nine bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla to enemy than the Spanish. Recently cough; the sooner you get rid of it the They are the gre: test value in popular 182 W a te r St.. - - A u g u s ta , Me. better. Don’t wait until it develops principal, and the Senate cannot ignore effectually cure me. I can hear quite the two branches of the service have into consumption, but use the cele- ewell novo." 'John K. Houk,.Hamilton, worked well together in the Philippines, priced goods shown this season. brated Dr. JohnW. Bull’s Cough Syrup it. It will be a wholesome thing if one “ My Papa send his Shirts to THE AMERICAN HAND LAUNDRY” at once. It is a wonderful remedy for rich corruptionist shall be shown the SMontana. but it is known that there were times, all throat and lung affections, and will door. The bribery charges against Rheumatism — "/ w a s worn o::t just after the arrival of our army at and he says they are done awful nice; he says his collars don’t cure a deep-seated cough or cold in a Hanna might be taken up again. with rheumatism, but took Hood's Sarsa- * Manila, when they did not. Black Silk Skirts few days. Good for old and young. parilla and I now have a good appetite The President has intimated to Gen. have Sharks’ Teeth in.’em any more,” It rests with you whether you continue and am as welt as any woman." Mrs. Wheeler, who is said to be dissatisfied Richly embioidered, tailor finished, SEND YOUB NEXT BUNDLE TO THE nerve-killing tobacco habit. l>i O - T O - H A C ^ l f eSmj P* 12 removes the desire for tobacco, will H. H. Gray, Emporia, Kan. with the command given him in the worth $ , at Dr.Bull’s out nervous distress, expels nicq-^-iTJ /t S ST tine, purifies the blood, re-^AjM § k IL*A^L500,- stores lost manhood,^jarT»l V E boxes Philippines, that he will not undertake $8.98 makes y o u st r o n g ^ ^ J H V J BI 400,000 in health, nerve^^Sf y cured. Buy the task of advising him either to re- AMERICAN HAND LAUNDRY. Cough Syrup and pocket-^^TsTfatk/? O T O B A C from book. 11 *Af'your own druggist, who ft ever Disappoint main where he is or to return to Wash- ® m 9 gg^'^will vouch forus. Take itwith F a m ily W a s liin g s s p e c ia lty Will cure a Hacking Cough. fgaSSk1 JLiPa. will, patiently, persistently One ington and try to resume his seat in Doses are small and pleasant to take. Doctors iKgi^BX g box. tl, usually cures; 3 boxes, *2 50, Hood’8 Pills care liver lllg; the non-irritating and recommend it. Price 25 cents. At all druggists. lialjrv A - guaranteed to cure, or we refund money. ‘ only cathartic to taka with Hood’* SanapariUiti Congress, and the movement to get Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago, Hontreal, Mew fork. Gardiner, Maine. Terms Reasonable, Telephone Call 10—3, HALLOWELL REGISTER-SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1899

LOYAL TO HER HOME AND PEOPLE. CHRISTMAS CHARITY. The Death of Miss Maria Clark. “ Nothing Succeeds Like Success. The work of the ladies of the W. C. T. U., BEST FOR THE Making Miss Maria Clark, the last representative each Christmas Anniversary, in sending a success, but we wish to make i even more than a Success. of the family of Jam es and Rebecca Clark, out to poor families bountiful Christmas din- died at her home in this city Monday m orn- ners is worthy of all commendation. They CHRLSTMAS GOODS are now the Leaders P owder took up, some 8 or 10 years ago the work BOWELS Royal ing at the ripe age of 92 years and two If you haven’t a regular, healthy movement of the com m enced in 1880 by City M arshal I. M. bowels every day, you’re sick, or will be. Keep your A BARREL of BROKEN CANDY, lO c per Pound. ™ Absol ut el y IPure months. • Her sickness had continued some 0Pen' and be weli. Force, In the shape of True. “ Ira” had on his lists at one time violent physic or pill poison, is dangerous. The weeks, but was not in serious form till the smoothest, easiest, most perfect way of keeping the 3 6 NEW RECORDS, Graphophones to Let, Makes the food more delicious and wholesome bowels clear and clean is to take v B last few days. The weakness attendant 36 families. In reality, the good work was ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. undertaken at the instigation and with the upon extreme age, with heart trouble, has- CANDY j constant liberal encouragement of the late H. G. TURNER, l,ALLO'vSx,., tened her death. , —. CATHARTIC ^ Governor Bodwell. When the hard wave of The regular monthly meeting of the IIu- Miss Clark was a direct descendant of B est; Laundry in M aine. PERSONAL NOTES. winter came, the Governor would send for mam* Society i3 to be held at the Library Deacon Pease Clark, Hallowell-s first set- j Detective True, and give him a commission Monday evening next. tler, aud a sister of the late Mrs. Eliza Low- Loocoacio Miss Lucy M. E vri.eth, teacher of the something like this: “Take your team, Ira, TRADE MARK REGISTERED ell. She was loyal to Hallowell, and like LUNT & BRANN The “ Kids Guards,” connected with Miss pianoforte, is at home from Boston, the Mrs. Lowell, remembered her home city look over the town, find out the poor people Roberts’ private school will be in session guest of her mother, Mrs. J. M. Eveleth. who need coal, or food and send the list to most generously. Her recent words to a C arry the Follow ing Articles Tuesday morning for the new work. for the Holidays. me.” Down from Pine Grove Farm would friend "If boys and girls can be good, they Npv!?S4i£t J^ l v tabJe' Pot®nt. Taste Good, Do Good, Suitable for HOLIDAY GIFTS come liberal supplies, and the coal team s Neverblcken, Weaken, or Gripe. 10c, -50c Write The public schools will not open for tie will grow to be good men and women” were for free sample, and booklet on health. Address Mu. Harry Bacon, of Auburn, was the Sterling Remedy Company, Chicago, Montreal, New York. S22a typical of her interest in the young people would call with the needed warmth. With new term until Tuesday morning next. Ti e guest of Hallowell friends over the Christ- of Hallowell. In line with this, after be- Governor Bodwell’s generous-hearted work, e> white aprons, handkerchiefs, shoul der capes, fascina- Christmas week needed Monday’s help to mas celebration. Harry is at work in one KEEP YflllR Rl nnn PI FAN queathing different sums to relatives and commenced the present Christmas remem- IVLtr luun DLUUU 0LCAH.I tors, side el a st ics, crochet sl ipper s, bed socks, silk get the little folks into trim for hard work. of the Auburn shoe factories. friends, Miss Clark leaves a part of her brance of pbor families. lb MUFFLERS, KNIT WOOL SKIRTS, LINEN GOODS, INDIAN BAS- We omitted last week the names of Harry Mrs. E ugene Gii.man, who went to Bos- property to the city of Hallowell to aid in The visitor to the City Hall Saturday last Patents Sold by Us V KETS, JAPANESE BOXES AND TRAYS, STERLING SILVER NOVEL- Fuller, Charlie Howard and Manley Patter- ton to meet her little blind daughter Lura, the erection of a Grammar School building found the ladies of the W. C. T. U., busy son from the list of those not absent during When all others have failed. I TIES, AND MANY OTHER USEFUL ARTICLES. returned home with her Saturday. to be known as the “ Maria Clark Grammar with arrangements of the generous contri- the fall term of the W arren street school. School.” Certainly no better tribute can be butions. To every one of the 26 families INVENTIONS PATENTED. Mr . Osma Sumner, foreman of the was sent a turkey or chicken, with cooked F. S. Smith & Co., announce a list of given of her thoughtfulness and industry Corporations Formed and Damariscotta Herald, was a Christmas guest We have one of the Largest and most Complete Lines of Special Bargains good for this week—in than this ability to bequeath to her native food, vegetables, etc., iu abundance. In with Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Sumner. addition to the supplies sent in, a sum of Capital Interested. dress goods, plaids, silk waists and skirts. city a beautiful building to perpetuate her $22 memory. was given the ladies. The distribution of Get up at 7 o’clock, and note the sunrise. M r . Ciia s. W. Marston, principal of M .ne, Waiting to B «, Good Miss Clark was practical and eminently the dinners was in the hands of City Marshal FINE JF NECKWEAR, the Skowhegan High school was at home The beauty of the mornings of late has been French. through the Christmas Holidays. Wednes- sensible. She came of good ancestry, had like that of early spring. Another praiseworthy custom the ladies The largest Company, covering the most day, he went to Bangor, to take part in a broad views of life, was loyal to her native The free ice bridge over the Kennebec have inaugurated is the remembrance at New territory, for the sale of patented inventions. discussion before the Pedagogical conven- city, and of devout and thoughtful charac- ever shown in the city, consisting o f! was used for the first time Thursday morn- Years of the inmates of the City Farm to W rite for full particulars. tion. ter. These were the tributes of the preacher, ing. The thermometer stood at zero in the and worthy a place in this brief sketch of a whom they send liberal New Years gifts. National Patent Promoting Co., We doubt if many cities in the State do more early hours. Mrs. V iv ia n, of New York city, who busy, useful life. 7 W ater St., BOSTON, MASS. ASCOTS, FOUR IN HANDS, came to visit her sister, Mrs. Pierson just for the poor in this way than the ladies of eow7tSept 30 Rev. Dr. Shafer will preach at Society Farther than this, Miss Clark looked into before the Holidays, will rem ain another the Hallowell W. C. T. U., have done the Hall next Sunday evening at 7 o’clock. All the future, willing that her Rome shall TECKS, PUFFS, week. Mrs. Vivian made a very pleasant past 10 years. are cordially invited. Subject: “ Bible be eventually devoted to use by aged, indi- trip to Boston in one of the Fall River Miracles, Though Divine, Contravene No gent people—a most praiseworthy object. ASSIGNEE’S SALE steamers. Of a group of aged people born in the BOWS, AND STRINGS. Laws.” CHRISTMAS AT THE CHURCHES. BY first decade, Miss Clark is the second to die. Civil Engineers from the Maine Central Mrs. Chas. A. Ogden started Tuesday It was' peculiarly appropriate that at the The Christmas exercises at the churches AUCTION! offices, P o rtlan d , were surveying at the North evening for Denver, Col., for an extended In all the Latest Patterns and styles, funeral services, conducted Wednesday after- Sunday evening were enjoyed by large gath- End Wednesday—presumably in view of a visit with her brother David McCutcbeon, The homestead of Michael O’Hehir, noon by Rev. D. E. Miller, the beautiful erings. The M. E. church was filled and spur track for convenience of C. E. Taynor who is in the granite business there. Mrs. situated on Water St., Hallowell lines of our veteran writer, “ The Battle the same was true of the Congregational & Co.’s works. Ogden will remain several months. Hymn of the Church,” should have closed church. Both held their Christmas concerts Mr . W. H. Lowell, in charge of the SATURDAY, JAN. 6, 1900 Mr. W. C. Olds, returned from Barre, Vt., the funeral services. that evening. ANDREWS BROTHERS, Wednesday. He was accompanied by Mr. [ Arm our Branch at Waterville, was the guest The floral offerings were beautiful, includ- The little folks taking part at the M etho- At 2 P. M., on the premises. Tayntor and a business associate. of his mother, Mrs. J. II. Lowell, over the ing a pillow of flowers from the City of dist church, Mr. J. W. Church, Supt., were The house contains 8 rooms, 4 below TAILORS, CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS. Christmas days. Hallowell, and floral tokens from friends Nettie Norris, Ivanell Horne, George Brad- and 4 above, with ell and shed attached. The friends of Capt. G. S. Johnson have and relatives. The interm ent was in the bury, Frostina Millett, Ethel Yarney, Lee This estate is centrally located in tbe OPP. P. O., HALLOWELL, ME. presented him a purse of $75, as an expres j Lowell-Clark lot in the cemetery. Maddox, Carrie Brown, Clara Speare, Grace business section of the city on line of sion of their sympathy with him. At length the river freezes over, but the Hallowell can well afford to honor Miss Electric Railroad and should command Coggin, Fred Welch, Esther Leighton, the attention of any one desiring a safe We are glad to note that Mr. Eugene j weather prophets do not seem to think the Clark’s memory; her life represents so much Bertha Bradbury, Mary Frost, Louise Mad- Howe is rallying rapidly from the attack of cold has come for good. If it remains as it that is valuable, so much that is dear to investment. Sale Positive. C hristm as is Coming. ^ dox, Miss Delia A. Bates, Miss Lillian M. For particulars inquire of G. W. bili'ms fever. The fever turned the middle is, ice men will have some good fields to those unselfishly interested in Hallowell’s Conley, and all the primary pupils, in charge H essel ton, Assignee, or of the week. operate. future. of Mrs. Church. M. A. HARADEN, Auctioneer, At the South Congregational church, Mr. The ladies of the Universalist church are The Current Events Club held their first Gardiner. WE HAVE ON HAND ONE D. C. Skillin, Supt., tbe following children in earnest to lift the debt which encumbers meeting for the winter with Mrs. Fred E. MAKE ’EM GET IT RIGHT. P. S. This property can be inspected took part: Carl Skillin, Louis Emery, by calling on Mr. O'Hehir on the th eir society, an d will boll an entertainm ent Beane. The program submitted related to Florence Katon, Maud Randall, Dorothy premises. at an early date to raise funds. the interests of Hallowell, and will be dis- It seems that both the dates were wrong Marston, Imogene Wood, Florence Welch, WHITE SEWING MACHINE-Best Make With exception of the appointment to the cussed at the next regular meeting to be held in the following item, and Editor Hobbs, Helen Strout, Ethel Roberts, Gertrude of the Woburn Journal would have them LOUDON HILL NOTES. Vaughan school, we understand that there with Mrs. J. W. Freese, Winthrop street, McCulcheon, Lillian Johnson, Ralph Wouldn’t it prove a nice present for your Mother or best girl ? will be no changes in the teaching force the Wednesday afternoon next. doctored:— Stevens, Waldo Skillin, Jam es Stevens, j Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fuller went to Wash- coming term. i A valuable specimen received at the Low- Arthur Strout. Robert Chadbourne, Carrie Regular $45 Machine. You can buy it very cheap. It is understood that Miss Clark’s will ell museum at Hallowell, Me., is a piece of Johnson and Jennie White. ington Sunday, to attend the funeral of Mrs. The steamer Kennebec arrived at Bath shows beside the bequests to relatives and what is said to be the first apple tree grown Monday evening, these churches, with the Emma Leighton. Come in and Learn the Price. Baptists, made their j-hildren happy with Saturday night after running on the Sound friends an offer of $5,000 towards the cost of in America—“ set out in York by Sir Fernan- Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Williamson went to do Gorges in 1692.” The specimen is sent well-loaded Christmas-trees and an abun- a num ber of weeks. She will go into winter a Gram m ar school building. The house in by William J. Neal of York, who states that dance of swTeet-meats. Waterville Saturday, to attend the Lockhart- quarters there. This business on the Sound which she lived goes to Miss Edith Tregem- the tree was cut down in 1879, and was re- Judkins wedding. makes a handsome addition to the receipts bo, during her life, then to the purpose of markable for its size, being 10 feet in cir- The meeting of the W. C. T. U. will be Mr. Roy W arner who has been visiting Mr. of the season. an old people's home. cumference. The tradition is that from held with Mrs. W. F. Marston, on Thursday, under this tree the first shot was fired at the and Mrs. J. F. Stearns, returned to his home January 4, at three o’clock. A Famous Corset. in Waterville, Saturday. Rob. J. Anderson, who has been at work Mr. John N. Taylor lias an especially in- time of the York massacre. some weeks with a Jamaica Plain, Mass., teresting letter in Tuesday's Globe, telling So much for history “as she is writ.” The officers of Queen Esther Chapter No. Mr. Joshua W hittemore of Livermore “ Cresco” is the name of this corset, shoe firm, was at home over the Christmas of the inauguration of the Governor of That tree was brought over from England 10, O. E. S., will be installed Tuesday, Jan. Falls, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert and we control the sale of it for this Holidays. “ Rob” enjoys the proximity to Negros. . “John” met with quite a mishap in a tub (half barrel) and planted on the 2, 1900, at 7.30 o’clock—followed by an en- Hutchinson. Boston attractions, and has a good position. ou landing. The bull, which was carrying Junkins place in York, Maine, in 1629, and tertainment and picnic supper. The officers L. A. Langmaid of the Bath Iron Works, section. Costs no more than old elect will m eet in the Hall at 2.30 P. M. Mr. Phil II. Carey, Superintendent at the them to shore from the small boat, lay down stood and bore fruit—but little at last—until spent Sunday at home. style corsets, and it cannot break at 1875 or 6, when it was cut down. I have a North Jay quarries, was at home over the in the water to rest. Mr. Taylor had been The Ladies Social Circle of the Baptist large chunk of it, obtained by Mrs. Hobbs si the waist line. One trtal will con- Holidays. The company for which he is at on his back. Friends who have been with church will m eet with the president, Mrs. S. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that in 1876. M ake ’em get it right! work has a half million in contracts on him at Cobbosseecontee would say at once Dean, Tuesday, Jan. 2, 1900, at 2 o’clock. Contain Mercury. vince you of its superior merits. hand. that he was more than equal to the emer- All cordially invited. gency. The flurry of ten days ago over the build- as m ercury will surely destroy the sense of Mr. A. W. Pickard has recently added to j One of the Shoe Factory boys broke smell and completely derange the whole his home a beautiful upright piano—I vers Capt. G. S. Johnson, who has been sick ing of railroads to Granite Hill seems to have through the ice in.the river Thursday after- system when entering it through the mucous & Pond make. The instrument is one of for several months, was operated upon by quieted. Augusta is not in it, and allGardi noon, but escaped with a cold bath. The surfaces. Such articles should never be used except in perscriptions from reputable the best made by that firm, and Mr. Pickard | the surgeons Tuesday noon. The physicians ner can build upon is the hope that the spur river above the piers is always dangerous physicians, as the damage they will do is ten track to the new mills may som etim e be ex- JAMES H. LEIGH & CO. is much pleased with it. attending had pronounced tho trouble to be along the channel. fold to the good you can possibly derive gall-stones, but the operation proved the tended to Hallowell’s granite mines. How- from them. H all’s Catarrh Cure, m anu- Somebody in Gardiner tells the Kennebec trouble was a hardened liver. Capt. John- ever, it will pay Hallowell to keep an eye on factured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., Journal of a woman who spilled kerosene contains no mercury, and is taken inter- WELL! WELL! WELL! son passed a comfortable night, but is a very Gardiner. The loss of any part of our on the floor and was advised by a would-be nally, acting directly upon the blood and sick man. His daughter, Mrs. Geo. R. granite works would be a hard matter for wit that the best way to clean it up was to set mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Tower, is at home, and friends have been us. The city owes quite a debt to its work- Hall’s Catarrh Cure be sure you get the Who ever heard tell of such a bargain? It doesn’t seem possible yet fire to it. She followed the advice, too; but very kind in their attendance. ing men—to foster and encourage new and genuine. It is taken internally, and made it is really true, that if you buy 50c worth of ARMOUR SOAP, and old industries to the best of its power. We the house was saved by hard work. in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free. send the labels together with 25c in stamps to pay the postage, to Five years ago, we put in for home con- hope it will do so. There seems to be an Mr. H. G. Turner, of the American E x- Sold by Druggists, 75c. sumption a better grade of kerosene at 6% abundance of available lots for granite cut- press Co., reports a very busy Christmas, H all’s Family Pills are the best. the Armour Soap Works at Chicago, you will receive a beautiful Medal- cents, than we can obtain now for \\% and ting or other operations, but a smaller num- both in express business and his store. lion portrait of yourself or of any friend whose photograph accompanies 12 cents. Dealers report that oil will in- ber of good shipping points by water. The “ Horace” would have come in for one of FORECLOSURE NOTICE. the order. This Soap is for sale by crease to 15 cents. H adn’t we all better sell old Town property in Joppa, the corner on those $5 gold pieces with a little longer rec- W hereas Frank L. Emery of Hallowell out to the oil monopoly? Or better for the which the cotton mill storage houses stand, ord of service with the company. eyes, use more tallow candles and daylight, in the county of Kennebec and the State of and other plots are available. The only Maine, by his mortgage deed dated the 1st The Corner Grocery Company, The Ladies’ Aid of the Universalist Soci- and burn less kerosene? W hat is to be the vacant wharf privileges are at Currier’s upper day of D ecem ber 1894, recorded in Kennebec ety will hold their annual m eeting with Mrs. limit of this increase in price? wharves, and the possible connection of Registry of Deeds, book 404, page 307, con- and the pictures will make an excellent present for the Holidays. J. P. Hunt, Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 2nd, veyed to the undersigned, a certain parcel of the Town Landing and the Dr. Hill wharves. Ten years ago, it was a rare thing to note 1900. real estate, with the buildings thereon, situ- By the expenditure of a few hundred dol- Watch Our Window Display. the breaking up the Sabbath by sports. ated in said Hallowell and bounded as fol- lars, a large wharf can be obtained there, The Juvenile Temple meets now in Society lows: Sunday afternnoon last, a squad of at least Hey? Did you ask what we had for flours? Why we have the very and plenty of lee-way for derricks by filling Hall—in place of Red Men’s Hall. Regular Beginning at the northwest corner of 50 boys were skating on tbe Cascade—with land now, or formerly, owned by the heirs in earth and grout. m eetings will be held Monday afternoons at best on the market as our sales testify. That ar’ brand called “Wm. polo games; and Hallowell is no worse in of Charles A. Page; thence running easterly, Is a slang expression, meaning “ up 3.30 this respect than other places in Maine. The isinglass factory commenced the sea- by the north line of said Page land, to the Tell,” and when anyone buys a barrel they TELL their neighbors about to the limit,” another slang phrase Kennebec river; thence northerly by said son’s works yesterday. About 40 men will The venerable ex-Senator J. W. Bradbury, whose meaning is much the same There should be some sensible restriction. River twenty feet; thence westerly on a line it and they come in and buy a barrel. Call in and see us on the corner. as “ the real thing.” be employed for eight or ten weeks. There of Augusta, is critically sick at his home in parallel witfi the first described line to Water This definition may not be pre- Evangelist Harry Taylor has just con- was a small army of unemployed men Augusta. There is noted a gradual failing street; thence southerly by said Water street cluded a series of very successful revival at the works Thursday morning, but as only to the bound first mentioned. Being twenty THE CORNER GROCERY CO cisely luminous. each day. . Mr. Bradbury is 98. meetings at Thomaston. Sunday next, he 40 were needed, 100 or m ore were turned feet on said W ater street. The homestead of Michael O’Hehir, And Whereas The condition of said Do you want to know more on the will preach at the Baptist church in this away. The present cold season is the best situated on lower W ater street, will be sold mortgage has been broken, now therefore subject? If so consult the book on city, and the following Sunday commence for the manufacture of isinglass. at auction Saturday, Jan. 6 , a t 2 P . M . on by reason of the breach of the condition Slang, now in preparation by a work at his old home in Sanford. It was in thereof it claims a foreclosure of said notice. According to the changes which were made the premises. For particulars, apply to M. flolidaij flarjdkerdikfs. Columbian professor, or better still that town that Mr. Taylor was assaulted by August a Safe Deposit & Trust Co. to the city charter at the last session of the A. Haraden, Auctioneer, Gardiner. By F. E. Smith, Treas. use Chase Sz Sanborn’s Seal brand a hired ruffian on account of temperance Legislature, the reports of the city officials Augusta, Maine, December 8, 1899. Coffee and you will know at once the work. and the heads of the various departments, HALLOWELL WEATHER. meaning of “ the real thing.” KENNEBEC COUNTY—In Probate Court, at Au- The real thing in coffee is the We can’t look at a hill of granite with the must be presented to the mayor and city gusta, in vacation Dec. 16, 1899. HAVE MARKED DOWN kind that produces a deep port wine eye of an expert, but w hat signs are given council on or before the regular January Temperature taken at 5 A . M. and 7 P. M. Henry K. Baker and George A. Safford , Executors of Dec. Wind 5 A. M. 7 P. M the last will and testament of E liza Lowell late of color before cream and a rich golden seem to prove that the new granite firm has meeting. This will enable the earlier-print- Hallowell in said County, deceased, having presented a mountain of available granite—easily ing of the reports that they may be perused 20 SW Fair 28 a 32 a their first account as Executors of said will for allow- ice: after cream— only reaj coffee will Fair 29 a 29 a OUR FUR COLLARETS & BOAS. quarried—and of the very best quality. Its by citizens before the annual March election. 21 S SW O rdered, That notice thereof be given three do this. weeks successively, prior to the second Monday of standard of excellence can be judged from The reports will be ready for the meeting 22 SE Rain 30 a 36 a Chase & Sanborn’s high grade January next, in tiie HALLOWELL R egist er , a news- A LARGE AT ONE HALF THE the massive granite pillars in front of the next Monday night. 23 S SE Cloudy 33 a 34 a paper printed in Hallowell, that all persons interested USUAL PRICES coffees which are delivered to you may attend at a Court of Probate then to be held at Au- ASSORTMENT State House, Avhich have not lost lustre 24 S SW Cloudy 28 a 33 a BOOKS in richly colored parchment lined Ruth Grover Nelson, a very welcome, gusta, and show cause, if any, why the same after a half century. 25 S SE Rain 34 a 33 a should not be allowed. guest, arrived at the home of her great- bags are the best that money can buy. 26 S SW Snow 28 a 18 a G. T. STEVENS, Judge Don’t Fail to Eyamink Our New Line of Attest: W. A. NEWCOMB, Register. 46— 3w The manner in which they are The subject of the “ Review7 of Reviews’ ” grandmother Mrs. A. K.’P. Grover, Summer! roasted and made ready for the con- character sketch for January is Secretary street, last Friday evening, December 22nd. I John Hay, who by reason of the death of Ruth is a fortunate child having four grand-1 NOTICE. Handkerchiefs, Towels, Napkins, sumer is nothing short of scientific. Vice-President Hobart becomes the successor parents, one great grandparent, also quite a ' Any one who once uses Chase & apparent to the Presidency. The writer of All Comrades are requested to be present Table Linens, Embroidered Pil- Sanborn’s Coffees can never after the sketch is Mr. Henry Macfarland, the number of great uncles and aunts. Mr. I Or. Bull’s be persuaded to buy anything but well-known Washington correspondent, who Walter Nelson.is a telegraph operator in Has saved many a life 1 at the next regular meeting of John B. makes it clear that few m en in public life Speedily cures Group and “the real thing.” Waterville. Cough Hubbard Post No. 20, G. A. R., Jan. 1st., low Shams, Covers, Doilies. to-day have had so good a training for the Whooping-cough. It is safe 1900 for the purpose of installing officers Presidency as Mr. Hay has received in the and sure. Mothers can al- How Are Your Kidneys ? Syrup. for the ensuing year. thirty-nine years that have passed since he Dr. Hobbs' Sparagus Pills cure all kidney ills. Sam- ways rely on it. Children Chase & Sanborn’s Coffees. became Lincoln’s private secretary. ple free. Add. Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N. Y. like it. Doses are small. Price 25 cents. H. D. A ustin, Commander. IB. IF. WA-IRlsriEIR,. HALLOWELL REGISTER—SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1890.

TEMPERANCE COLUMN. FAVORITE POEMS.

NATIONAL OFFICERS The Merry Christmas. P esident, Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens, Portland, Me. | Fair Dealing. 1 Vice President, Anna Adams Gordon. EIDavisi Co W hen Christinas comes in holy gladness, Arrangement of Trains in Elf'ei t Rec. Secretary, Mrs. Susanna M. D. Fry. Cor. Secretary, Mrs. Clara C. HofFinan The soul of man is all aglow; Dec. 3rd, 1309. Treasurer, Mrs. Helen M. Barker. W e turn away from toil and sadness, Until further notice trains will leave Hallowel as n 1- TDe Cloliiiers and Hauers. lows : The Ancient blessedness to know. CITY OFFICERS. We take to heart the golden story GOING WEST. President, Mrs. W. H. P er ky 6.45 A. M.— For Lewiston, Farmington, Phillips, Rock- Secretary, Mrs. C. H. C lary Our earth has learned to love so long, 1 SIMMONS & STEARNS, land, Portland, Boston. Quebec, Montreal and Treasurer, Mrs. F. R . G oodwin The old, old Gospel Christmas glory. SMART STYLES Chicago. Meetings: The first and third Thursdays in each The old, old Christmas angel song! No other M. D. has so many cures to .... OF THE SOUTH END MARKET, 10.06 A. M — For Lewiston, Farmington, Phillips, Range- month. his credit. No other M. D. has made so ley. Bath, Rockland, Portland, Boston, No. We see the beauteous star a-shining ^ HAVE IN STOCK A;. COMPLETE] LINE OF Conway, Fabyans, Gorham, Berlin Falls, JUS*— Gospel Temperance meetings are held every many wonderful cures. So-called “hope- Suuday afternoon in the Friends’ s Hall, ot 4.30 o’clock. To gladden darkest realm of space; Lancaster, Groveton, No. Stratford, Island less” ‘cases, chronic cases, “ incurable” Pond, Colebrook, and Beecher Falls. All are cordially invited. We see the wise men truth divining, cases have all been cured, not once or £§ PLAIN and FANCY GROCERIES, 3.16 P. M.— For Portland and way stations. And seeking it in earnest grace; Men’s and Boys’ Suits, Over- 3.56 P. M.—For Lewiston, Bath, Rockland, Portland Conducted by the Ladies of the W. C. T. U We see them bring their choicest treasure, twice, but thousands of times, by the CANNED GOODS, TEAS and COFFEES. and Bostou, Biidgton, No. Conway and And simple stable reverent throng, use of that remarkable remedy coats, Ulsters? Reefers, Trou- Bai tlett. *11.02P.M.—Night Pullman for Lewiston, Bath, Port- We know the first sweet Christmas pleasure. J MEATS, PROVISIONS, FRUIT and VEGETABLES, of land and Boston. ‘‘The Man with the Hoe.” And chant the first sweet Christmas song! sers and Fur Coats, S3 10.31 A. M.— Sundays only for Portland and Boston. GOING EAST. The shepherds true their flocks are tending, Dr. Pierce’s Agents for A. Shuman & Co.’s Clothing. *1.22 A. M,— Night Pullman for Skowhegan, Belfast, Stately and humane as we recognize All in the silent, solemn night. § GUfl$fl]MTEED QUALITY Dexter, Dover, Foxcroft, Greenville,Bangor, The voice of love in message sending, Lamson & Hubbard’s ITats. Bucksport, Bar Harbor, Aroostook County the poem to be, that mirrors “ The Man Tofi 11 the world with heaven’s delight; ip AND SELLING AS LOW AS THE LOWEST. St,. Stephen and St. John. The Hathaway Shirts. 9.03 A M.— For Waterville, Skowehgan, Bangor, with the Hoe,” vet the striking antago- And they anon to David’s city. Golden riedical Vanceboro, St. Stephen ^Houlton, Woodstock nism with science and fact detracts Are moving sweet with awe along, and St. John. Filled with the first sweet Christm as pity, Fleece- Lined Undershirts & Our Motto: “Fair Dealing.” We Live up to it. 9.10 A. M — Sundays only to Bangor. greatly from the value of this finely Touched with the fresh sweet Christmas 12.27 P. M—For Augusta, Waterville and Baugor. Drawers, Splendid Garments *2.22 P. M.—For Waterville, Bangor, Bar Harbor worded contribution to modern verse. soug! Discovery. Bucksport, Old Town, Greenville, PaVen Men’s 39c, Boys’ 25c. SIMMONS & STEARNS, Proprs. and Houlton. Does not run beyond Bangor The imposing phrases: “ Lord of the God bless us all with joy forever. on Sunday. And keep us true in steadfast peace;. “ My husband had been coughing for years PERLEY BLOCK, 3.30 P. M.— For Skowhegan, Belfast, Dexter. Dover, earth,” and other fine terms for man as May Christmas truth and gladness never, and people frankly told tne that he would go STORE RUNNING OVER WITH HALLOWELL, MAINE. Foxcroft, Greenville, Bangor, Old Town and into consumption,” writes Mrs. John Shireman, Among the many nations cease, Mvt iwamiei’. he is, or ought to be, in this “dying cen- of No. 265 25th Place, Chicago, Ills. “ In the 7.17 P. M.—For Augusta and Waterville. But may the old-time loving story, spring of 1888 he took measles. He caught cold, * The Night Pullman Trains run each way every night tury,” are inspiring, but when we pro- Be tender, deep, and rich and strong. the measles then settling on his lungs, causing Sundays included, connecting for Lewiston, and Bath, such terrible coughing spells, we not only grew LATEST DESTGNS IN duce the old Adam and Eve legend, it And bring a new world sense of glory, Choicest Fall Clothing. but Monday morning’ s train does not run to Skowhegan, much alarmed, but looked for the bursting of a And give to earth its angei song! Belfast, Dexter, or beyond Bangor, except to Ells- is impossible to repress the smile that in blood vessel or a hemorrhage at almost any worth and points on the Washington County R. R. — William Brunton. time. After three days’ coughing he was too the dark “ of other days” we might not weak too cross the room. The doctor who lived GOOD VALUES FOR EVERYBODY fine ©rockery, ACCOMMODATION TRAINS. with us on the same floor did him no good. I A.M. P.M. P.M. picture “ the ox that treadeth the went to the other end of the town and stated the So. Gardiner, lea 6 20 1 00 4 35 A Ballade of Bygones. case to a druggist, who then handed me a bottle Gardiner, 6 30 1 10 4 45 corn” in regions where labor is made of Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. My Hallowell, 6 44 1 24 4 59 husband’s recovery was remarkable in its speed. ©lass and l?amp-ware Augusta, arrive 6 50 1 30 5 03 degrading. Into what dim, unlettered night In three days after he began using Dr. Pierce’s A.M. P.M. P.M Do our rom antic idols stray? Golden Medical Discovery he was up and around It is not “ fair” to labor in “ this fav- and in two more days he went to work. Two Augusta, leave 7 45 2 00 6 10 Whither has Trilby taken flight E. E. DAVIS & CO., Hallowell, 7 52 2 06 6 16 bottles cured him.” We have never shown a larger or better stock in these departments ored land,” and as the true is the chief And where does Ben Hur’s chariot sway! Gardiner, 8 05 2 20 6 30 star in tlie crown of the beautiful, the The Little Minister is grey; Sick people are invited to consult Dr. and have as fine a line as can be found on the whole" river. So. Gardiner, arrive 8 15 2 30 6 40 No more does Robert Elsemere pose; Pierce by letter absolutely free of charge. U nder Cony, House. AUGUSTA. * Runs daily, Sundays included. GEO. F. EVANS, Vice Pres. & Gen’l Manager poem falls short of the highest point of Where do the favourites delay? Every letter is treated as strictly private and sacredly confidential. All answers FOR THANKSGIVING DAYS ------"'® r F. E. BOOTHBY, Gen’l Passenger & Ticket Agent. meriL Nay where is yestermorning’s rose? Portland, Maine are sent in plain envelopes without any Should some “ heaven endowed” art- Forgotten is The Manxman’s might; We have all kinds of New Nuts, Figs, Oranges, Lemons, Dates, Rai- printing upon them. Address Dr. R. V. ist paint a perfect portrait of The Man And what of Tess do bookmen say? IT FITS THE SITTER. sins and all the fixins. The Prisoner of Zenda’s plight Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. with the Can, and give to our stultified Is one with Fauntleroy’s at play. ALL BEST BRANDS heartless indifference, the degenerated Mulvaney, Ortheris! Where are they? “ Pension legislation run mad”— On Sherlock Holmes the shadows close; OOEFEES. □ . A . C O L E . victim of alchohol, beer, there would bt Why do their memories decay! is the only term to be applied to a bill a “holding of the mirror of appalling Ah, where is yestermorning’s rose? said to have been introduced by an Illi- truth up to nature” as man’s criminal They walked Romance’s flowery height, nois member of tlie House. This bill Nor Howells’ self could them dismay; Batronize Home Industries, Buy a >Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained and all Pat- greed and inhuman murderous methods removes the disabilities of soldiers of ient bur'ness conducted for M oderate Fees. Made all of sweetness and of light, >C” r O ffice Oppo sit e U. S. Patent O fficer have debased, brutalized his brother For which Philistines loved to pay. the Civil War who deserted or were dis- TSTAHTAUE TURKEY, land we cans;1 "re patent in less tune t--a.ll those j Now each his unlamented way 5remote from V •>.• h'. lgton. Pathetic as is the picture of“The Man honorably discharged and admitting Send model boning or photo., \vl h drsenp-i To libraried oblivion goes, Born, Bred and Killed in Maine. >tion. We adv-'f.. if patenta. le or n t f e ofj with the Hoe,” sorrowful as is the tale And on their tombs we toss a spray them to the pension list. The proposi- |charge. Our f j i .not due t.il patent is s Of yestermorning’s faded rose. You will find them much nicer than the Western bird. Also note our A Pamphl et , ' How to Obtain Patent- with! of his wrongs, when we contemplaf< tion to place deserters and dishonorably >cost of same in ihe U S. and ioreiv- _ mi tr i e s 5 the deeper misery, the thousand fold ENVOY. discharged men on the same footing 5 sent free. Addr,. more hopeless state of hundreds of thous Prints ’twas not yours the fate to stay with the real heroes is not likely to com- Line of Fruits, Nuts, Figs, Dates, Grapes and Confectionery. W ith all the art the era knows, We hope to receive a share of your Holiday business. We give you IC.A.SU aCO .i ands of American citizens whom out- For fame in this decadent day mend itself to G. A. R. veterans. They O pp. P atent Offk . ton, D. C. laws continue to degrade, incriminate Is but as yestermorning’s rose. will not consent that the pension roll Nice Goods at Reasonable Prices. kill annually, we must confess that the should be disgraced in this fashion -J artist and the poet have both evaded the \ In His Hand. The lines of the back of A Complete Line of Choice Fancy Groceries. real horror and overdrawn the woeful The Insurance Press remarks that the I know not now m condition even of the European peasant. W hat trial God may have in store for me— causes of the immense destruction of M. GRINNELL St OO. How many centuries of wine and beer I know not now. property by fire escapes the attention of MORRIS ♦ CHARS - A . G rinnelt,. julyl D. C. Skill in. Come joy or heaviness, Savings Institution. drinking have been needed to produce Come peace or trouble’s press. the people in general, hut not of the in- conform so nicely to the form of this lowered jaw this retreating forehead. My times are in his hand, surance companies. The absolute nn- the sitter that the highest degree E. Rowell President. Has “ honest toil” aloue erased the My life at his command, While through this desert land preventable fire waste is small, while of comfort is assured. They are ^Standar d H. K. B aker, Treasurer. sturdy vigorous outlines of human in- Goods. I He leadeth me; that due to carelessness amounts an- very handsome and durable Chairs ('has. H. D udl ey, Asst. Treas. telligence, surviving the animal nature Home to the fold nually to millions of dollars. It is sug- He leadeth me. Hours : 9 to 12 A. M., and 2 to 4 P. M. of evolution? I hold labor is the great- gested that if people would construct STANDARD Quality. I T know not now See them. Buy them. est blessing bestowed upon man.. chimneys properly, at least six millions Office of the Northern National How hard the storms of life may roll o'er me Hank. My lords, who is the prisoner at tin I know not now. of dollars would be saved yearly; and julvlf 9 bar? Who has wrought this deed? And Come cloud or tempest wild, Frank B. Wood, Come breath of heaven mild, proper care in the use of matches would Lowest Possible Prices. when we substitute this beer and whis- I shall outride the gale; save several millions more. key fiend for the poor laborer,when we My bark shall furl her sail— HALLOWELL, MAINE. Anchor within the vail. give you the moral hopeless monster— He pilots me. the man with the can—then let us strike Safe from every storm P.M.Hayes & Son -4$ Plain, and Fancy Groceries -4$ “ THE CITY FISH MARKET, ” He pilots me. Dr. Humphreys’ our flaunting banners of Christan civili- THE AUGUSTA BAKERS. I know not now Specifics cure by acting directly upon SHEA & KILBRETH, zation here in Chicago, where ministers W hat time the harvest sun shall sink to rest, the disease, without exciting disorder in Make FOR WEEK DAYS AND HOLIDAYS THE YEAR ROUND. of the gospel vote and work for a I know not now. PROPRIETORS, Come frost or burning sun, any other part of the system. DOMESTIC CREAM BREAD, city government that produces a stand- God’s reapers soon are done. no. cures. pr ic es. WHOLE WHEAT BREAD, CLAR\ d? QUINN, Hallowell Market. AllKindsof Fresh, p | C W ing, or reeling, army of many degrees W hen from the harvest plain 1— Fevers, Congestions, Inflammations. .25 CRIMP CRUST BREAD, Salt and Pickled * * * M lower specimens of the genus homo than His reapers come again. 2 — Worm s, Worm Fever, Worm Colic... .2 5 FRANKLIN MILLS BREAD. This be my glad refrain : 3— Teething, Colic, Crying.Wakefulness .25 “ the man with the hoe.” He leadeth me, 4 — Dia rrh e a , of Children or Adults...... 2 5 And all kinds of nice goods. Oysters, Clams and Lobsters in The facts are, members of churches in Home to the fold 7— Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis...... 25 g^Our carts go through Hallowell Tuesday, their season. 8— Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceache...... 25 good and regular standing could stay the H e leadeth me. Thursday and Saturday afternoons, and Sun — C. M. Snow. 9— Headache, Sick Headache, Vertigo.. day.25 morning®. E. IEL QERRIS:HI, New Dairy Cheese. tide of desolation if they walked erect 10— D yspepsia, Indigestion, W eak Stomach. 2 5 A full line of Canned Goods, Pickles, and fearless in His steps, who said: 11— Suppressed or Painful Periods..25 GRINNELL & CO., Agts The eager year 12— W hites, Too Profuse Periods.....25 Originator and Manufacturer of Relishes, etc. “ Feed my sheep,” and“ As you sow, [s passing, with its ti inmphs and defeats. 13— Croup, Laryngitis, Hoarseness.... 25 Alike earth rests from labor and from joy; 14— Salt Rheum , Erysipelas, Eruptions.. .25 D. E. Shea, O. F. Kil br e t h thus you shall reap.” It is such pleasant Hushing each tiniest insect; wearing now 15— Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains...... 25 141 W a te r street, H allow ell, Me. exercise to “wipe our weeping eyes” No careless ornament of flower or leaf; 1 6 — M ala ria, Chills, Fever and Ague...... 25 DR. BROOKING. Reaching her pleading arms up to the sky for the really grand martyr, Dreyfus, 19— Catarrh, Influenza. Cold In the Head .25 CANVAS GANOES and .ROW BOATS. In longing for its silent chrism of snow 20— Whooping-Cough...... 2 5 and decry poor priestridden old France In benediction. 27— Kidney Diseases...... 25 Office and Residence Corner of than for our dauntless heroes of Protes- 28— Nervous Debility...... 1.00 EXCHANGE ST.. BANGOR. 50 YEARS’ tant America to regenerate, rescue, en- Teach us to love and give like thee! 30—Urinary Weakness, Wetting Bed...... 25 Winthrop and Middle Sts, 77—Grip, Hay Fever...... 25 EXPERIENCE Not narrowly men’s claims to measure, noble and restore to moral freedom and Dr. Humphreys’ Manual of all Diseases at your But daily question all our powers, Druggists or Mailed Free. HALLOWELL. rational manhood “ the man with the To whose cup we shall add a pleasnre? Sold by druggists, or sent on receipt of prrcc. Humphreys’ Med. Co Cor. William & John Sts. Office Hours—9 to 11 a. m. 7 to 9 p. m. can.” Whose path can we make bright with flowers? New York. The Glenwood Furnace, “ O wad some power the giftie gie us.” '' * T T TT V T T "W" P at ent s «§« v •Never quit certainty for hope.” Never take •$« a medicine of doubtful value instead of Hood’s ’PATENTQ ™D»E®«T1 I R A D t I V I A H K 5 * ONE OF eeST I IN TH6 MHRKET. esigns “ At the headquarters of the League Sarsaparila which is sure to do you good. No W o rry t AI cNl o ™ sr,si D * ► ADVICE AS TO PATENTABILITY E 'S S f f * H " ] C opyrights A c . ► Notice in “ Inventive Age ” f c g|B P3S I Anvone sending a sketch and description may for Social Service in the United Chari- * is experienced by the cook who £ Have sot up new furnaces of this make for the First National Bank, Col. II. G quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an Representative Loud of California, 4* wants her mince pies to be per- 4* ► Book “How to obtain Patents” | l i h h f invention is probably patentable. Communica- ties building, I saw a wagonload of pe- ^ Charges moderate. No fee till patent is secured. 1 Staples, Mrs. Lot M. Morrill, James E. Fuller, the Grocer, and others. tions strictly confidential. Handbook on Patents titions, sined by hundreds of thousands champion of the proposed bill for correct- % feet, if she is one of the sensible 4! Letters strictly confidential. Address, sent free. Oldest agency for securing patents. f E. G. SIGGERS, Patent Lawyer, Washington, D. C. J Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive of men and women, against the seating ion of postal abuses, seems to have lost ^ w’omen who always use *?" special notice, without charge, in the of Roberts, and about a bushel were re- bis courage. He announces that he does Scientific American. Gold Coin WOISTIDZEIR, S T O V E S , A handsomely illustrated weekly. Largest cir- ceived in this morning’s mail.” Thus not intend to push a bill, this winter. culation of any scientific journal. Terms, $3 a writes William E. Curtis, the well He regards it as futile to undertake Ralph W. Leighton, Wood Air-Tight Stoves, which we guarantee to hold a fire for 48 Hours. year; four months, $ 1. Sold by all newsdealers. the passage of tbe bill, if Democrats are .Mince Meat. known Chicago Record correspondent, MUNNBranch Office.& Co 625.3 6F'6 St.,™ Washington."” 1' New D.Y C.ork from New York under date Novembei to be arrayed solidly against it. He It comes to you ready for the ^X Attorney at Law, 23. “ This illestrates,” said Dr. Josial also says that he should be inclined to pie crust. It is made of fresh Strong, president of the League,“ the in- await the report of the committee that X beef and green apples after an A TYiy/utstsfi.Eighteen years susuccessfccec ul practice in Maine. Careful Attention Given to Investments Plumbing and Heating of All Kinds. Treated without pain or tense feeling and the determination of is investigating the rates paid railroads ^ old Maine receipt. It is better t in Real Estate, Annuities, etc. detention from business. We are at work plumbing and heating the new residence of Mr. W. C. Johnson, Easy; safe; no knife. Cure the people of this land. The people who for transporting mail matter, before 4* than you could make it yourself * Probate Work and Collections,Specialties. FISTULA Guaranteed! or No Pay. 4. — and cheaper. A 10c. pack-.;. Warren street, and have the contract for plumbing the new Industrial School signed these petitions know nothing taking any action about mail legislation. American Bank Block, Hallowell. Rectal Diseases. Dr.C.T. FISK about the rules of Congress and care How does lie know that Democrats X age will prove this to you. f Building. 332 M ain Street, L ew iston, M e . f * | | | P * A v Sold by all Grocers. 4* All letters answered. Consultation I I will unitedly oppose the reform? FREE! Send for free pamphlet. J nothing about them. They do care, ^ Prepared by Thorndike & Mix, Rockland, Me. j . however, about the character orjhe men 4. 4.4.4.4. 4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4. 4.4.4.4-4»4.4.4« TABER, CAREY A REID, At U. S. Hotel, Portland; Saturdays only. who make their laws, and do not propose Don’t Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life A way. H. A. Milliken M.D. At Hotel North, jiugusta, Thurs- to have their laws made by a self-con- To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag OFFICE Cor. Winlrhrop and Sec- days, from 9 A. M. to 3 E. M. netic. full of life, nerve and vigor, take No-To- You are Invited ond Sis. Opp. New City Hall and A ugusta, Maine. fessed polygamist, living openly with 3 Bac, the wonder-worker, that makes weak men H allowell House. wives. This is an exceptional case, and strong. All druggists, 50c or $1. Cure guaran- teed. Booklet and sample free. Address TO CALL AND INSPECT OUR HALLOWELL, ME. requires exceptional treatment.” Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or New Y ork CHRISTMAS STOCK, T - Office Hours: 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.M, The HALLOWELL BAKERY, Administrator’s Notice. W hich is nearly all in and is the finest as- Gives to Its P atrons A ll tlie Products of a First-C lass Pakery, The Best of sortment ever shown. Found at Office Nights. Better Than Wealth and solicits the Generous Patronage of Citizens. The subscriber hereby gives notice that be There is nothing better than a Is sound, rugged, robust health. But has been duly appointed Administrator on this cannot be had without pure blood. the estate of Richard Merrideth late of A. C, TITCOMB, Upon the purity and richness of the Hallowell in the County of Kennebec, de- Cream Bread, Whole W heat Bread, Job Printing, blood depends the healthy condition ceaeed, and given bonds as the law directs. Gold Watch for a Gift. All persons having demands against the Select it NO W and leave it in our safe if Cake and Pastry of All Kinds. of every organ. Hood’s Sarsaparilla estate of said deceased are desired to present you wish until Christmas. DENTIST, is the One True Blood Purifier. It the same tor settlement, and all indebted BROWN BREAD AND BEANS EVERY SUNDAY MORNING. has power to give good health. thereto are requested to make payment im- A t *Register Office. Hood’s Pills act harmoniously mediately. C. O. Davenport, Cor. Water and Bridge Sts., Augusta SAMUEJL HAYES, Proper., -with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. 25c. F red Emer y Beane. Dec, 11, 1899. 46 3w JEWELER, . GARDINER. jan 00 166 Water Street. - - Hallowell