The Republican Journal 'll. 71. ii M BELFAST, MAINE.lmj'RSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1899. NUMBER 4. _

Maine Press Association in Augusta. tion. Sanborn is a House. the Our walking interrogation ing meetings in the Among George in Augusta. But I was going to tell you about the re- PERSONAL. ■V REPUBLICAN journal. point; full of business from the D. Di- Dr. Hill and his wife— soles of his speakers was Prof. Charles Woods, ception. charming They were false prophets who foretold a and I have feet to the crown of his given that adjective consider- Mrs. Sears who has head, and as ready rector of the Maine Agricultural Experi- Augusta Nickerson, been ill, is blizzard as an accompaniment to the annual house, Jan. 21, 1899. When I able thought and have decided it is the cor- :Y THl KSDAY BY to information as to ask it. an j MORNING THE give Robbins— ment who delivered excellent read in rect one—received us in the rapidly recovering. meeting of the Maine Press Association in Station, the by-laws of the Maine Press large parlors, but you all know Robbins, and to his of food, in which where Mayo had his encounter. The house D. Clark left winter great address on the adulteration Association that if I were not for Henry Monday for Key West, Augusta, Jan. 18th and 19th. Better present was tilled with not from the Journal Pub. Co. credit. Tower is well up in of some of the more com- guests, only a iican parliamentary he gave examples two aunual I was liable to be ex- Fla., for short visit. weather than prevailed on those days could meetings press association, but with many other and if there was a “Czar” to and law, cut short mon forms of adulteration sophistica- communicated for or some other prominent not be desired. The air was crisp and clear, heresy, kind persons—Ex.-Governors, Sena- Mrs. Lucy Southworth of Union is visiting j IDE PAPER for Maine Seafar- desultory and pointless chat., we have tion. The talk was illustrated by specimens of an I tors, Representatives, ete ", with their ladies. and under the brilliant sunshine the snow- might epidemic, decided that it behooved relatives in this citv. and Sweet strains of music, floated through the \ j ing People.” very profitable interesting discussions. of adulterated goods, particularly spices, me to show here, and I be- clad landscape sparkled as though powder- up accordingly house from an orchestra which I think be- H. E. McDonald went to New York last half of the time is “fruit” Now, fully frittered away condiments, coff«e, jellies, jams, hooved. to the at it was a ed with diamond dust. Such winter days longed doctor; any rate, in Saturday on business. with idle talk, which should be etc. Then there were the Dingley sits on room the of which had grown uiatiou In City and who are summarily obsequies Augusta the bank of the Kennebec, doorway up County are a delight to all able to breathe Mr. and Mrs. L. W. a few with palms aud other foreigners, which George spent Sunday squelched. Try “points of order” —and in the midst of politics and business dangling her feet iu its waters. Like other the invigorating out-door atmosphere, while must have been several years old and have with Mrs. G.’s relatives in Freeport. ot Journal. next time, Bro. Tower. You will be sus- every one had a word of regret and a word she has her and [ To=Day*s the sunshine brings solace to the shut-ius, places ups downs, though I grown there since the orchestra entered the tained by the chair, no doubt. of Hale the speculation room. Anyhow, the beautiful music came Miss Edith M. Southworth is in Union and the and praise—the episode, think there are more ups aud downs here PAGE 1. lengthening days increasing out of that door and | as to the 2nd District went down stairs and her Dr. and Mrs. ij'itol ...Secret Societies_ who should represent than in most any I ever saw. visiting cousins. H. H. warmth of the sun foretell the coming of place Many wandered about the house as if it owned it. Mi -n in ...Conceru- The was in usual and j f Augusta Thursday morning session held in Congress, and the tinkering of her streets are several more than I never met music Plumer. Our George in The Belfast contingent left home degrees auy that seemed more at j |i Augusta.. spring. the committee room ..Personal .The Fire- judiciary and was de- oiling preparatory to setting the wheels of perpendicular. Hills! such hills; at home than that did. The refreshment room C. Marden and wife visit* 1 Au- ( on the 1 1" m. train and on though Heury ! :.i';-iters in Heal Estate.To p. Wednesday, voted to business. It was voted to can find no fault that it did not receive s' make the legislation iu motion. present the biggest hill here, is the Hon. any | aud Windsor last the *'■•■rtiaml. at Burnham were to find that no one it. If the gusta week, making j arriving glad summer excursion over the new attention; slighted table ! PAGE Washington John F. which the will did | the was not 20 or 30 below Hill, Hill, by way, not have a lame back the next morning, trip by sleigh. mercury degrees the to be county railroad, party strictly con- It was increasingly evident to the way- lead to the State House in the carrying the load it did, it never will. The PAGE 3. zero, Aint what a contrast is the new sta- directiy year George A. Russell, who has been confined jj fined to members of the association aud lasted till about ten when from Gould A Summer their farer in Augusta that Hale could easily 1901, if 1 then adhere to m3’ determination reception o’clock, ; Idyl tion to the one it ; and what an im- the took their to the house some months has hilippines Commission..Trib- replaced ladies. C. W. M. E. guests leave, and I think took by illness, Robbins, Mudgett and ! have been defeated in the caucus had an op- not to allow name to be used. provement in the past, few years in the roll- my nothing else, and thus ended the 36th annual been out and down town. M. N. Rich were chosen as a j PAGE 4. committee of i posing candidate presented himself. Some The street commissioner here has lots of meeting of the Maine Press Associati on ing stock and road-bed on both the branch Hon. :;nary. There was not a I of aud one of the most of its Joseph Williamson was admitted to arrangements. dissenting one lost the their life. But sand and is not afraid to use it on the side- enjoyable histo y. PAGE 5. and main line. Truly the Maine Central opportunity voice or a that the be made Our George. honorary membership in the Maine 30 fast. suggestion trip in the absence of a leader the re-election to walks and so that the as well Genea^ well up with the times. Its equip- crossings, good 1 PAGE (5. keeps in some other direction. It seemed to be logical Society last week. the the United State Senate of a raau who does as the can stand on I News and Notes..Re- officials are first and trains wicked, slippery places. Legislative Horary ment and class, natural and to to Jottings. ’t-ej' Water Vessels. .The Cow- proper thing go Washing- not represent his constituents was a fore- I never felt that it was to dis- Hod. Albert Peirce and Mrs. Peirce of are run with the of clock-work. quite right i When t he Wakes. regularity ton and do all iu our to Jan. Sleeper county power pro- gone conclusion. It was a hitter pill, and criminate against us good ami only Augusta, 24, 1899. Every Tuesday Frankfort were in Belfast Saturday, the ! PAGE 7. at “on time” a short ride people, Arriving Augusta mote the boom that must follow those Regarding the War...News naturally many staunch Republicans refused to swal- allow the other kind to be able to stand on evening interested in agriculture meet guests of Hon. Joseph Williamson. us to the of the Hale Second of the brought portal Augusta this new Seaport the opening of Maine rail way. low it. in their seats iu the ice in the Board of room. These '• Some remained without creepers. Agriculture Mrs. Etta L. Davis returned ialisi Mayor..Mr. Bussell’s House, which has new proprietors, a new by Thursday •a! shipyards. The Side House when the roll was but did not The House is hav- meetings have been christened by some wag traiu a Seamy reno- called, Augusta again opened, evening’s from visit of several weeks u.-ai f armer. landlord, and has undergone a general Last year the constitution of the Maine answer to others been closed for some time. I heard an as the “Buttermilk Social,” and are PAGE 8. their names; absented ing presid- to her daughter in Brooklyn, N. V. vation. For half a century or more this has .< uniy Correspondence. The Press Association was amended so that the and out of the 127 Irishman “Who is the A11- ed over by the genial secretary, McKeene, themselves, Republican enquiring, kapin order of l!u- Churches...Ship N’ewe. been political headquarters during the ses- Augustus Perry, money clerk the meeting of 1900 might be held in if members iu the House 84 voted for House?” and echo answered who has the happy faculty of keeping every -. Deaths. Bangor, only goosty Capen, j sions of the legislature, and the incubator of Belfast post office, has been confined to the aud at morn- Hale. Nickerson of who run the View iu Camden. one good natured aud well entertained. He thought advisable, Thursday Representative Swan- formerly Bay house a few many a scheme. If these old walls could days by illness, but resumed his he State Capitol. ing’s session an invitation to meet in that ville voted under that he The property was recently bought by P. O. calls ou those present fcr remarks, and oc- what stories they would tell. protest, saying duties Tuesday. speak, tells a city was received from the Bangor newspa- voted for Eugene Hale because he was the Vickery and J. F. Hill, and a big pile of casionally story himself. Poultry Monroe has introduced bill raisers will be interested in We are glad to announce that Sheriff pers, and promptly accepted. This is a good nominee of the Republican party. Messrs. money spent on it, and it is now in good con- the story of Nqr- rhe Waldo and Penobscot A of the Frees As- who has been ill since the "preliminary meeting” move and should result in into the dition. The is held and the man who added oak sawdust to his hen ton, quite adjourn- s-Tiety. bringing Hill, Dawson aud Bryant did not vote, Legislature here, sociation had been called for ment of much better, aud is Wednesday Association a number of new members voted for Hale, and Grindle for Sam- consists of eight or ten men from different feed and increased the proportion until it Court,is gaining lias quite Spratt appointed Grindle of but it was over when the from to afternoon, nearly from the eastern and northern sections of uel L. the Democratic nominee. But of the State. After make the was all sawdust He then set a hen ou a day day. committee on ways and Lord, parts they Belfast party arrived. It was a pleasant dozen of her own j place made vacant by the the State. Heretofore, because of its isolat- one vote from Aroostook and one from laws, enactments, etc., they go over to the eggs laying, aud in the us- Ex-Senator Isaac H. Jackson has been •• tative O’Brien of Thomas- surprise to find so many present, but a dis- usal time she hatched ed position, the press of Washington county Knox was given for Hale. Not much State House and adjourn. out eleven woodpeck- quite ill for a few weeks and his condition to have missed the entertain- ers and one appointment has seldom been represented at the mid-win- “unanimity” about that. Then, Thursday The house when we arrived was nearly chicken with a wooden leg. At is still critical. He had the grip and is of Knox has ing read—by C. B. Burleigh of the the last Bryant pre- papers ter meetings. Now, with the Washington morning, the House, amid great applause, full, most of the rooms holding a candidate meeting members of the State Board now suffering from rheumatic fever. n of the selectmen of the Journal on Illustra- Kennebec "Newspaper in can a concurrent for from Mr. district. of Agriculture were present and and 43 tiiat an act county railway operation, they easily unanimously adopted resolve Congress Dingley’s spoke. Frank Varuum of Bangor was in Belfast others, the Pub- tions: Their Value to Reader and I feel certain that if some of them :ng all doings of the said attend the meeting in Bangor, and members offered by Mr. Macowber of Augusta plac- quite step last week, the guest of Capt. N. S. Lord. this date. lisher;” by Liston P Evans of the Piscata- The fish and from the western section of the State can ing Maine squarely on the record in support into his shoes they will not be troubled with ; game laws are occupying a Wednesday they attended the funeral of Observer on "The Publisher’s Wife;” Simpson lias placed the quis come to Bangor as easily as to Augusta. of the Administration aud inviting Presi- corns on account of the shoe not being big | great deal of attention now. It is probable Capt. Wilbur Varuum iu Brooksville. ■an of and H. A. of the Bridgton News $100,000, payable in by Shorey dent McKinley to visit Augusta. As there enough for them. There are many notables ! that game in Waldo county will have to 1 Dr. E. H. formerly with the H. Gay & Co., Boston. on "What Constitutes a Boyington, Country Newspa- ! are 25 Democrats in the House the stopping here, the Governor, the Speaker take its chances with that in other counties ■United States, wherein he now a is a than kill Schools very littie use to the ; p I'X-Gov. Cleaves of gress came to the Senate chamber by special in- ; port, representative, Demo- had rather he would be President the congress of the Daughters ol t.he Ameri- as leader and statesman ! tter of achieved rank young men of Maine. Ten years ago but which c mvcn ■? on Feb. JJ. Brunswick, Col. vitation and addressed the Association. The crat from way back, and has held every our Woodcock. can Rev diition, second to no other on the roll of great names ! land, Hon, H M Heath few young ladies were found in our She will visit, friends in Boston, Fall Liver, her Kennebec Journal office in the gift of his people. “Bert” j 1 lie exercises in the senate cnamuer colleges. 11 JcJm B. which have illumined history—that we, says; and some weeks with her sister, Mrs. Redman of Examine the of the *peiid fellow workers in the which owes Senator from is one of the afternoon were catalogues last five ; were read from Chief profession Those who listened to his clear and Sheppard, Knox, Thursday very interesting. Boyd, in Trenton, N J. Mrs Thomas is so much of its usefulness and and and uote the increase in the m go Sy morels and Pres. dignity eloquent address, in which he spoke strong- busiest men at the State Capital, and is run- Bro. Norton of the Portland Evening Ex- years rapid one of the early members of tin* N uional he did for its power to the work upbuilding of the of the and what it hail number of ladies a now Jo 000 descend mfs mge. No one opposed ly power press for as delivered a aud taking college course. In society, numbering | his connection with the ning Congress a side issue. Hon. W. ! press very bright witty N■ ■ was through long press done and do for our would not of of the war. 'V,i- action taken by could State, as as patriots Revolutionary f have left to us to our C. Marshall was at the and if he will write a book full of a few years many girls boys will be of Maine, only testify for a moment have suspected that the Augusta House, and poem, terville Mail. of his and our sorrow in found in our to such the Normal appreciation worth, Governor spoke under conditions that showed some of the Belfasters, the as good ones as that he may put me down colleges; loved and pleasant the loss of an always honored have a less resolute man School means The time is ret societies. might discouraged quarters of the State Assessors in the State for a copy. Before going up to the meeting nothing. coming, The Firemen’s Bali. brother of this association. Therefore, from at all. He had in fact speaking just the I met Fran Rich at the Augusta House, indeed has already come in some cities, Resolved, That among the founders, and come from the dentist where he had had House, overlooking lovely Kennebec > just ball of Nobles of the a third of a ai. active aud effi- was a cou- when ladies must be graduates to The animal supper and Washing- Temple, for century an ulcerated tooth extracted—and was lying ! valley. The names of his associates, Hay- : and lie buckling belt about him college ■ i be held in to- cient member of the Maine Press Associa- secure a as teacher in even the. low- Hose No. 1, w as at Belfast Lewiston down for a moment on the sofa iu his private ford ami are familier two revolvers and a lot of position ingtou Co., given has Pottle, ones, Senator | tabling cartridges. tion, the name of Nelson Dingley held room when invited to before the as- Jan members will not attend. appear if on er grades. The population of the rural towns FT use Thursday evening, 19th, on our it will re- Pierce and Hill and Daw- I asked him he was goine a bear hunt, Opera worthiest place records; sociation. The manner in which he Representatives respond- all as and affectionate at me with a sad is steadily decreasing, and all over the State and was as successful in respects the installed two lodges of main a lasting memory in ed to the call only emphasizes his right to son were met and found wide awake and anil he looked smile and trust au aud an w»«h for. our hearts—we example in- ranked the ablest in am to read the es- can be seen schoolliouses, many of them m firemen could Everything passed week, Invictus of be among speakers after the interests of cou- said, “No, George, but I Lodge to to those who looking their spiration higher things Maine. Few men in fact can compare with most of which were hum- off and the large attendance in- evening, ami Sears stitnteuts. The man at the meeting this afternoon, aud I ex- good condition, pleasantly Lodge follow' him. him in off hand efforts of this character. newspaper who class- say like bee hives a few but sured a success. The tables were i-iv That the of our re- to be and I am to sell ming only years ago, pecuniary | evening. Resolved, expression The cordial greeting that was given him by ed Dawson among the bald heads was in pect mobbed, going and sorrow he placed upon the secre- now closed, to be reopened, alas when'.’ In spread three times and the last was provid- Free and Ma- gard the editors present showed that they ap- error; but he has an forehead. my life as dearly as possible.” I told him I Accepted records and a he expansive tary’s copy respectfully preciate his administration of State affairs. view of all this, is this the time for the State ed as amply and served as well as the first. iollowing officers Monday transmitted by him to the bereaved knew just how he felt, for I had been there family to double the number of its Normal Schools ? The ball opened at 8 o'clock with music I’pham A. Hoyt; S. W., of our friend and brother. Concerning Local Industries. myself, and 1 well knew how hard it was to While they would convene some sections, by the Belfast Theatre Orchestra. Every ■J. W., Clifford J. Pattee; Eliphalkt Howell, ; In the evening the association was delight- stand in that historic room, so rich with we that the State does not need dance was well tilled and the *20 numbers Joseph A. Homan, I entertained Koji. and Mrs. J. F. The Belfast Machine & of Morrill say them, X See James Pattee; S. I)., fully by Foundry Co. memories Fessenden, and Blaine, Hiram K. Morrill, Committee. and the eanuot afford them. Seven- the dancers iu the hall until nearly ; \ Hill. The Journal was “Our a new saw-mill to Ira whose had thrilled their people kept J.D., Edward F. Carrow ; Marshall N Rich, represented by shipped Hege rotary speeches listeners, j ty-five thousand to start the project is bad o'clock. Besides the usual common dances S. Shute; J. S-, Clias. E. Frank G. Rich. George” and Mrs. Quimby and the former’s D. Cram of Montville last Saturday. and filled that chamber so full of eloquence but the of our there were several dedicated specially to of the is in that I had to enough, past history present Henry W. Marriner. rnese resolutions were uraiiea ror tne account reception given another Paul Carnes has closed his business and things actually clear away cigar Normal Schools shows us that this would be the firemen, etc., including the following committee Mr. Homan. were column. a lot of it so as to have a to stand be- of U. of are by They at East Belfast to become a place It., K. P., rueet- manager of but the of an which would numbers: fore I could deliver lines. beginning outlay 1 unanimously adopted, in for my impassioned | success iu securing sign- factory Malden, Mass., which a com- far exceed that amount. I. Quadrille, Chief Engineer A word here as to Mr. Homan. Jan. 12th At one of the meetings Bro. Robbins Well, it was a false alarm with Frank, for 1 ball, to be given Monday pre- pany is to be organized known as the Carnes- Boston Fancy, Captain the 83d milestone in dicted that the time was near at hand when he us one of the most es- A drill will he readied the journey Howard will gave interesting 5. Quadrille, Foremen special be Cigar Co. They manufacture, People say that this or that measure ought of life. On the to the State House that there would be a decided in the says that the Association has listened to for 7 Lady of the Lake, Pipemen Welch, which will be fol- way change among others, the well-known brands of the not to pass anti that the people’s money 10. Spanish and Hop. Benefit of old folks evening, in passing Mr. Homan’s make-up of the country newspapers. The many a meeting. j Ml march. Ladies are invi- residence, late firm of Bradman & Carnes—Swan Lake, ought not to be spent for such and such II. Quadrille, Portland Fancy, Old No. 2 on Fred Plaisted of which ail the Blaine mansion, the writer pages would be smaller and more of them. I called the New Age. 14. Hydrantinon ostumes as a special favor joins Local News, Trade Queen and Carnes’ things ; but did it ever occur to you that the Quadrille, like call on for he Benefit of old (oIks remarked to a friend that Mr. H. would Charles Dudley Warner, in an essay on “The I to him, always acts as if 15. Speed the Plough, F. G. Spinney will be door Leader. Mr. Carnes still holds the lease of people who want measures passed are on Clerk me. 17. Lancers’ Quadrille, not be able to attend the American published in 1881, he was glad to see He gave me a cordial I committee consists of probably meeting Newspaper,” his former factory here and is using it as a hand with petitions, arguments and in- 19. of the Lake, Old No. 5 — come to think of w« Lady Small, F H. Welch, \V. and that we should call on him the noted that the make-up in small pages had reception no, it, proposed storehouse. fluence, and leave no stone uuturned, while The floor directors were Chief Engineer A. E. F. didn’t have it was a ilnteh, Biekuell, next day. But one of the first persons seen then “been adopted by many of our religious, any “cordial,” cigar. A. E. Ice the mass of the who may be W. R. Ford and Ass’t. Chief l. T. Clough, Welch, Whitney, J. Cutting. The Belfast Light & Pow- Fred wrs in his which is people opposed on entering the Senate chamber was the literary and special weeklies, to the great sanctum, just big A.Montehore and F. J. er Co. ice make no showing whatever. If you are assisted 20 members of the company as began filling their houses last to hold him aud a two by Belfast Band will the venerable author of the above resolutions, convenience of the reader, and I doubt uot enough column edi- play week from the lower at to any hill now before this aids. t F pond the mouth of I also ran in to see opposed pending K. K. of P. march. of whom the Maine Farmer said, in a notice of the also,” Then, speaking of torial. Capt. Chas. E. publishers Goose River. The was 15 a remonstrance as The. officers of the company, recently ice inches thick, of the Farmer’s Almanac. I made I legislature, get signed by "nver Cross of las “With mind in full the and inconvenient blauket Nash, Lodge, Knights birthday: vigor “unwieldly clear and well known as anil are Nathan F. Patterson; blue, when they began, and in- his when the Press Associa- many people possible chosen, Foreman, installed in Odd Fellows’ aud clear as crystal, body erect, step full of he said : "It seems to me that the acquaintance sheets,” creased as the work I send it to who will in- Ass’t. Foreman, Geo. O. Scott ; eo-rk, Wal- Wednesday, Jan. 25th, slightly progressed. A tion went to Plymouth, and if you can rake your representative, the elasticity and buoyancy of youth, we inevitable remedy is a newspaper of small members of the Order crew of from 50 to (JO men and 5 teams ! troduce it. If do not take in- ter J. Clifford, Treas., Francis \ Pendle- | are up a better fellow than he is, you want to be you enough er of invited The trust our friend’s beneficent life aud influ- pages or forms, indetiuite in number, that guests. The lower terest to do do not blame one for ton. employed. pond has a capacity sure that there are no teeth broken this, any furnished music, ence will be lived and felt in this be or diminished out of pieces community can at any hour increased of about 5,000 tons of 15-inch ice and the what were « as i e evening was as follows; the rake. I should, hate to make an alma- happens. A few special articles dispose*! f, for many succeeding aud happy birthdays.” according to necessity, to be folded, stitched, upper pond, portion above the I A handsome ticket, was Belfast Band Dover was is beautiful outlie bridge, nac. If I wrote a book, should waut one follows: lamp, by Liston F. Evans of selected as and cut by machinery.” That of *. 11.erica. 10,000 tons or more. As the ice made To Replace the Lost Portland. ; the cake annual that had an end to it—aud so would my won by Arthur Stevens guess by Rev. Winslow the essayist for the next meeting and in theory, but how mauy country newspa- G. G. w ell in the season it be or early may possible reader—but an almanac goes on year after Win. H. Staples, who guessed !> pounds, Band Frank H. Colley of Portland as poet. Mr. can discard their present presses and Portland, Jan. 18. The Portland Steam- pers to cut the lower a second time. The i ast Chancellor and Chan- pond and as far as I have seen the fellow Co. has an order with Road. of one ounce more than the correct weight; Colley’s former happy efforts in this line folders and put in the expensive equipment year, ship placed buildings have a of and B. >!,„ mder. capacity 14,000 tons, never marries tlie and lives ever Chester, Pa., for a new steamship to replace three hams were sold at auction to Frank were recalled in most such a would call for? girl happily Band by many complimen- change Religious when the lost Portland. While a fill! they are filled the company expect to description Sears and Win. M. NN elch. 1 afterwards. An almanac-maker must wait Ivnowltou, Braley ! tier officers. tary terms. weeklies, like The Congregatioualist and of the new is not it is continue and “water or ship yet obtainable, cutting, ship ice,’’ until the of before he can Band Zion’s since this plan; day judgment, understood that the steamer will be con- Herald, long adopted ice taken from the to the ves- Transfers m Ueal bistate. ! s, F. H. Welch, G. C. This was intended to be an “executive directly pond finish his last volume. structed of steel and will have twin screws. Dep. but their is double that of Band subscription price sels. The ice houses and all the Her dimensions will he about as follows: in which members should feel free apparatus Many of the members took the train after transfers in real session,” the and they have 320 breadth of 50 The following estate average country weekly, have been overhauled and Length, feet; beam, feet; to ask auswer in thoroughly every- the aud so made oie, supreme and questions regard to the with. The In- literary exercises, by doing and depth of hold, 20 feet. This would make were recorded in Waldo County Registry Representative less competition to contend works Band details of their aud thing perfectly. H. S. Morey, the a mistake. should have remain- her one of the local steamers business, although the and the The Outlook have gone a great They largest plying of Deeds for the week ending Jan. 25, 1890: K. of dependent foreman, has renovated the ele- on this coast. She will have 200 R., P., March, meeting was hardly less public than usual, thoroughly ed and attended the reception in tlie even- nearly Maitland W. Sweet, to Win. B. Chase, farther and the magazine form. staterooms and will be fitted in the most Knox, By R. P. step adopted vators and built a new ma- ap- there was more or less discussion of slides, lowering the Hon. John F. Hill and in Knox. D. practi- The weeklies have also in ing, given by proved manner. She will he for ser- Swan, Belfast; land M. McFar- u was performed by Deputy country progressed chine for ice into the and ready cal interest and value. For it was sending vessels, wife, at their home, which is the Blaine vice in the fall. to A. B. land "i Francis H. Welch, assist example, this direction. Few 9-columu folios are now land, Montville Brown, do.; otherwise put the entire in first class Grand offi- learned that most of the have a plant mansion. The last time I ever saw' Mr. in Moutville. Alfred John- vmg staff, acting papers regu- issued. The majority are six and seven col- and buildings J. K. condition. The machine works Chancellor, Dennett; lar for resolutions of re- lowering Blaine, I called on him in with to Rufus charge publishing umn and that is likely to remain company Absolutely pure is the claim made iu son, Belfast, Patterson, Northport; J. S. Burrows; Grand quartos, entirely of the vessel and the for church and charitable entertain* With independent he of the Turf, Farm and Home. The every advertisement of the Royal Baking in Laura J. ■ ''"'Is and Seal, J. E. Wilson; spect, the standard for many years to come. Mayo, land Northport, Roberts, by ■jb'.. can be at time of tide. and is the verdict • even for loading kept up any of the call was to an Powder, absolutely pure Finance, W. A. Kimball; ments, and announcing the meet- use matter the six- object give Mayo oppor- admx., Belfast, to Drusilla Roberts, do.; the increasing of plate The of every housekeeper in the land using the «. "f latest methods of and W. M. cutting, handling to air his about a Exchequer, Welch; ings of secret societies. Obituaries also are column of the American Press Associa- tunity knowledge certain It is the standard among land and buildings in Belfast. Everett I ■ at M. W. Welch; page have been and the business Royal. baking Arms, storing adopted, strain of the Hambletonian t-nd worth the price sold because of N J. Grand charged for unless in the case of prominent tion has much in its favor, and should occa- blood, tell powders, at, Simmons et ah, Searstuont, to James L. Huafd, Pottle; is The matter of its healthful -r ^ thoroughly up-to-date. Mr. Blaine some about horses which purity, bread-making qualities H. Clifford. persons. The young blood of the association sion it is to insert two or four things Bean, do.; land and buildings in Searsmont. require, easy I giving during the winter to 50 and the strength that makes a small quanti- i! I,1Vi installed are as follows: C. C., is itself in these employment he didn’t know. If serves me I showing discussions, and my memory go a way. No trouble about delici- Islesboro Laud and Co. to ! .*• .' V. Duncan pages. men is no small item in the and is ty long Improvement p-” C., McAndless; much must result from business, in that encounter was ous and when the is good their earnest rightly, Mayo knocked biscuit pastry Royal Geo. S. laud in Islesboro. "phenson; M. of W., R. 0. highly the workmen and Silsbee, Boston; ,f h on business matters. appreciated by out in aud used. .. and F. M. Wood VI. of agitation Sanborn of the State House. the third round, he confided to A. Winter to Win, B. S., ; It was a busy time at their families. Nancy Wood, port, p 11:*iey ; M. of E., G. R. Poor; M. the Robbins of the Old in session me afterwards that it was hard—and seems .?*. j* Norway Advertiser, While the Press Association was Pensions have been granted as follows: Sprowl, do.; land in Wiuterport. John I G., W. W. Sprague; to me he a word before hard—to V-.p u- Town and Tower of the Thurs- the Maine State B. prefixed to Everett H. Prescott. Enterprise, in the Senate Chamber F. Wells, Jr., has been visiting in tell Mr. Blaine be didn’t Additional Rueben Gross, Winterport, $G Ward, Thorndike, Ward, do.; 1 anything already ton are leaders in this direc- j ioaed with a dance. Print, Portland, Board of Agriculture was bolding interest- Skowhegau. know. to .$8. land in Thorndike. from the A SUMMER IDYL. Blanche, and cousin Carrie said she didn’t1 bright, dark eyes. Winnie Daven GOLD DUST WASHING POWDER was HAD OVER TWENTY DOCTORS. believe it, for nobody could fancy her. port “just like a sister,” as Berta told BY ELLA ALWILDA WENTWORTH. She too ’sipid and she was ignorant, too, laughingly her one day. “I only wish I had a It was a warm morning in June, aud and Liver ’cause she acted bashful. Audjshe said,too, brother, Winnie dear, you Stomach Troubles should be Blanche Carleton stood by one of the open that she (Miss Blanche) was so poor that my sister anyway.” Winnie if blushed. I am afraid a windows in the kitchen busily engaged in and No Strength to Work. she s’posed she would snap you up she certain young DISHES man would ironing. She made a pretty picture stand- could like a fish snaps up bait. Miss object to that, dear.” “Why isn’t is Mr. L’Es- what do ing there, and yet the sweet girlish face Discouraged and Terribly Rim Blanche ’sipid, she, you mean, Winnie?” and Berta’s were wide with was not one that a stranger would have trange?” eyes wonder. “I will tell WASHED Down, Weak and Prostrated. a midst if will pronounced strictly beautiful. It was too Had thunderbolt fallen in their clierie, you promise to say nothing it would not have caused conster- the about it to at pale, aud a weary look lay over it life a greater of nothing better to tear anyone present. 1 have been ; G Id Dust does it. Morning, throat and for more shadow. Her charm in her Dr. Greene's Nervura Took Me Out of nation. For a moment they wTere literal- lining of your engaged than a year to a i ?i« on and night. Makes all greatest lay than wet young lungs. It is better ! fu ll Housework's beautiful eyes of violet fring- Blanche’s face was crim- man in Florida and we are to be married things bright. eyes; deepest My Troubles and Made Me Well. ly speechless. feet to cause bronchitis and with m!|| this I a delight ed with long silken lashes. The door son and her eyes flashed and darkened pneumonia. Only keep it coming winter. I want you to get At were black. Mr. L’Es- and well and so can opened and her mother entered. sight Mr. George E. Learned, Orford, N. H., until they almost up long enough you strong, you be one of my will succeed in reducingyour And of her the troubled look ou Blanche’s Deputy Sheriff of the county says: “I trange could have boxed the little minx’s bridesmaid’s.” Winnie arose and 1 II have been troubled with chills and weight, losing your appetite, aud she smiled malaria, ears with a but he walked to the window to face vanished cheerfully. hearty good will, only on a slow fever and hide her con- with stomach and liver trouble, and I bringing Mrs. Carleton sank iuto a chair smooth- did to re- fusion. Berta laughed. “You old darl- have had over doctors at work at said, “Lulie, you very wrong making everything exactly Washing twenty of con- cou- for the and I bad ing her aprou nervously. “Blanche!” she case without I peat what you heard your aunt and right germs ing, assigned you to Mr. my receiving any help. sumption. with au “I have some- was run down, weak and sin were be is so nice. Powder said at last effort, terribly pros- say. Probably they only joking. and you L’Estrange; Aren’t you | trated, and without or ambition Stop coughing It gives to an Humble Home or a the to to I have been strength You and I know that Miss Blanche is a ashamed to in that palace cleansing touch £ thing say you; looking will get well. spoil my plans way?” alike It’s woman’s best friend and to attend to my work. I was well both require. dirt’s worst etnu;-. K morn- pretty It was Wienie’s turn to over our little store of money this nice do we not?” “Yes; she laugh now. Mr. 8t. Louis. New young lady, TllE N. K. FAIBBANK COMPANY, Chicago. York. Boston. jj ing and 1 find we have not quite fifty dol- is awful nice; she is the very bestest L’Estrange,indeed. Do you not know that after we the lars in the world, and pay young lady in the world. She kiss s me he loves your sister?’’ “Mr. L’EstraDge work we man who helps us with the farm and aunt Maude never does.” Harold love my sister? Why I thought Frank shall not have a penny left. Now what continued talking pleasantly as though Ayer’s Trevor seemed to care more for her than CATARRHI shall we do? 1 can think of but one thing nothing unusual had happened, and soon any other.” “Berta dear, it was only pre- Druggist for a generous to a few summer board- for he are ..Bargains,, and that is take Blanche regained her composure,although tense, and Miss Gray engaged. 10 CENT ...IN... ers. Blanche dropped her iron and faced her cheek would flush time she met She told me so last night." “Well I every TRIAL SIZK. her mother as though she thought she his eye. Cherry guess wonders will never cease, and here leave her senses. am hart takeu of After the gipsy dinner they all paired I confined to this sofa and cannot see Cream Balm ‘Take boarders, mother? Why how can off to seek ferns and mosses. Mr. L’Es- a bit of the fun. I declare it’s too bad. Ely e Footwear: contains no cocair Warm we? They will want everything nice, and as Blanche’s side. Where is Fred Summerton? I have not trange, usual, sought Pectoral mercury nor any other j w .* and >f course cannot get it for them Carrie Trevor’s beautiful face was marred seen him for weeks.” Winnie’s lip curled. injurious drug. it is quickly Absorb- in this old farm cures coughs of every kind. they would not stay plain, by an ugly sneer as Blanche took his prof- “Oh he is so taken up with Carrie that he ed [ An ordinary cough disap- Men's Wool Hoots with H house a week.” Mrs. Carleton smiled. fered arm. She walked on a short dis- has for no one else now.” Berta pears in a single night. The eyes just n HEAD $ 1.00. This is n > You i that of bronchitis smiled am rget, my daughter, city peo- tance, however, with Winnie Davenport, racking coughs curiously. “I glad he has u.l'Sr.^T81'8COLDHeals and Protects tin* Allays luliammation. fresh a are soon mas- Sens* s of Taste and goods. ple like rest, and quiet after winter of keeping up a lively chatter to hide her completely found some one who appreciates him, lie Membrane. Restoivs tin- tered. And, if not too far Smell. Full Size 50c.; Trial Size 1 oe. at Itrug- ami we can them of vexation. Mr. is but not tlie sort of a Men's Wool paieiy, give plenty “Ob, L’Estrange,” she the of con- very handsome, gists or hv m ail. Hoots, along, coughs 51J b arren Street, New York. Ir**sb. « strawberries aud I ELY BROTHERS, milk, cream, called suddenly, “you must show me sumption are completely man I could love. He is too conceited. He Htnhle Orprs, $/ pt tud l think will be satisfied. cured. they where those lovely ferns grow, like those asked me to be his wife, but 1 refused the first quality rubber »ld farm I think it is a Ask for one As fui the pretty you gave me a few days ago.” “1 will your druggist honor! Blanche warned me of him, but 1 Indian Brand I’>o«u of spot.” get you some, Miss but I am thought I would have a little amusement Carrie, going Can You Bake Men's Wool Hoots, a-: M is.. ( 'aileton It was a spoke truly. pret- in another direction just now, if you will and teach him a lesson at the same time.” but how much Dr. a and make the crust? j I! abhers, $ 2.55, The old bouse nes- discouraged, finally hearing Ayer’s The I pie- pot. picturesque Dr. please excuse me.” “But if I will not?” door opened just tbeu and Mi. good Greene’s Nervura blood and That’s all you need know or \ ranted. tled it the foot of green hill which was nerve she Pectoral entered a beautiful remedy was doing, I began to use queried laughingly. “Oh, Mr. I/Es- Cherry Ainsley bearing and still be able it. bother about \ Men’s Kttbbsr Hoofs, ove mi with a thick growth of maple and I tell you Nervura is a great medicine. 1 want to know where of hothouse dowers. Both trauge, they grow bouquet girls as It took me out Plaster. to have mince such Maine >ak the a bread of of my troubles and made pies At right expanse so much, and I know Miss Carleton will gave a little cry of “Oil liow $2.50. me well.” delight. has been noted for if .ield and meadow clothed in the verdure i ; always you It cures excuse for a while. Will beautiful!” And beautiful indeed it was. others, why not von ? You can you you not, It will aid the action of the will 1,odies' 10-Htitton O >i summer fair in the On buy lay sunlight. consult about your case without Miss Carleton?” answered Pectoral. Great creamy lilies with a wealtli of charge “Certainly,” Cherry UH o. *. lm wheat and with Dr. style, first f/u left were fields of growing Greene, 34 Temple Place, Bos- Blanche “I will not mduen in then waxen coldly. detain Mr. If yon hnv« nry complaint what- perfume mips, red ton, Mass., either by or | o il their tender blades and ; writing calling. ever ami desire the b -t nvdical Ladies' waving pen- a moment. Please and white moss S-Button Or L’Estrange gratify advice yon ran possibly obtain, roses, golden hearted a Meat6 will receive Coin a write ns fm- You Gold '!)•> a front the fresh breeze. In lay her wish, Mr. Miss Daven- iy. clusters of and helio- as 10, $1.50. L’Estrange. prompt reply tint may bo of great pansies, geranium l made from a famous at Pi of velvet dotted here ! thanked and it value to you. Address, carefully swrep lawn, reverently, her, placed and I will on and all wreathed with sm port go together.” lut, J.'C. AY Mill, Lowell, Mass. trope, lax, the t of the best fresh beef .1 full line of Slipper with beds of in his coat. Soon the breakfast receipt dowers just now a j ca:ei‘iilly lie hesitated a then went over formed of moment, background lovely drooping » and selected vous beil and a green apples, ready It so a nice assort in bloom. Blanche drew a ] rang merry party gathered to Carrie’s a look of on ferns with the side; annoyance interspersed graceful sprai to in the crust. about t!-- table. Carrie % put Uniformly 1Jloves all ki n d- T Yes, m >ther, it. is a pretty place Trevor, bewitch- his bred which he of of J high face, could not \ the maurandya with its purple hells. delicious and economical 1 l very ■. i' ; dread the of ingiy beautiful in a dark red 1 Mitten', M*n ’> (1 h r‘ thought strangers morning wholly conceal. Miss and and at lie them in Berta's hand, Davenport artist, mingled rage mortification | placed smiling s —about gets, for a pie when it ’•"■re mav be and i dress with trimmings of snowy lace eom- and Caps They proud Blanche strolled on, one path and failed so in tier as lie watched the soft Hush steal- taking having completely object pink ; is used. :mu m and -mn us all.'’ chai med l»« ft but wli > .p. pU'tch a; Blanche, Carrie-and Mr. another. over *' L’Estrange rendered her for once in her life unable to ing the lovely face. They came Your grocer will ><■! y't: package t sk to see i ft e ! i-.y :'dam. lie. 1 have of that 1 ad a keener insight, felt that nucha- all two ■ for only h < tils. dear, thought The girls rambled about a word. Just then a shriek from the of a he $2 Shoe / gathering say sharp conservatory friend," Thorndike A Me. for that of .t Prepared by Hix, Rockland, •'. .v i. 1 at a”, we do. We must selfish heart was > what live, glow beauty their baskets full of flowers and "1 button or mosses, broke upon then ears,and Blanche sprang 'said, thought you would like them lace, lu*av; hidden. after breakfast the and i i O (• ike Berta from school. She Shortly after which sat down to rest on a aud sol they to her feet white as death. “It is Berta,” J brought them to you.” “Oh, whole to a grove a short •vrad nates no:; term, you know.” “Yes, party repaired beneath a wide W. M. PAR green bank spreading tree she gasped. “Sheis hurt,-’ and without ! Mr. Ainsley, how can I ever thank you >' i•;. we disianue from the their din- n I kim.v, I suppose shall have to house, taking whose branches on one side dropped near- waiting for Winnie she ran rapidly down | sufficiently. You are very, very kind to SHIAKS -or; advertm.-,shall wenot?” “Yes,dear, we will ner with them. ]y to the ground, ‘‘making a good hiding file steep slope toward the brook. She think of me.” : e? Others. mi,e the notice to “1 will write it Mrs Carleton looked at Iter experience day.” daughters place,” Winnie laughingly declared. arrived to find Roscoe Ber- The warm sunny days Hew Aiusley lifting by, enjoy- v i : JiSAWfil n with a faint smile. iov ther. aud have it over with as soon “Well, ehildien, what sat there ami ed East Me., They talking busily arrang- ta geutly from where she had fallen. “Bo fully by them all. One morning as Sebago, :is A loc k of relief came over is of our boarders?’5 possible.” your opinion “Oh their when Blanche was Gentlemen: Feb. ing treasures, suddenly they nut he alarmed, Miss Carleton,” he said, his weeding her flowers Harold | 28, ’95. Mis. Carle-ton's face as she left the room. mother, I like them so much!” cried im- became aware of the sound of voices,and a blue full of “It is a L’Estrange joined her. She at ! / consider the “1. Ed' idt- eyes sympathy. only kept work, t am so Berta.” “Isn’t Miss a I glad Blanche took it easily,” pulsive Trevor camt into view which couple proved to be bad sprain, I think. Blanche knelt beside nervously pulling up flowers as well as t 1wood's Bitters a blcssi: .< to the dm though!. She is so proud and sensitive beauty, and Miss Gray, too? and oh, what and Mr. L’Estrange Carrie. She was her sister, trying with trembling fingers weeds. lie noticed her embarassmeut overworked, both in mind and 1 dreaded to to her about it. I do handsome Mr. like S speak eyes Ainsley lias; just talking earnestly. At first they did not to unlace the aud oue of the little dainty boot. “That is taking fluttering the nervous func- •u >t. ike the idea better than she any does, yours, Blanche. Say, sister, don’t you notice of whom she was hands body, restoring speaking, but right,” Roscoe said approvingly. “The in his own, watched for a moment J but it seems the we can earn a like them?” “Like i Hons, tbe only way which, Mr. Ainsley’s soon Blanche the sound of her own the color and in the building up system, caught foot may swell badly before we are able lovely coming going dttle The tears dimmed her or our Blanche and new life and iimney.” eyes, guests?” queried name and would have warned them of her delicate face. Then he > giving vitality Of Men, Women .u I to get her home. Meanwhile we must re- spoke gravely. as she of the of with a smile. eyes thought companion “Our guests of course,” but Winnie held her “You what have I to tbe weak. cured presence, firmly. store her to consciousness.” In a few mo- “Blanche, done that you (Signed) children, by t! ail nci and wno lor tnree answered Berta joys sorrows, laughing and blushing. have a to know what she is of right saying ments Berta her her should treat me so coldly of late? Do : JOHN P. HILL. Fidelity Method. had been cold and still in the Miss Trevor is opened eyes, lips years lying “Well, dear, certainly 117 (Hess : ■.. very you,Blanche,’’she whispered, “I think she quivering with pain. “Berta, lie you not known that I am your friend?" She j ]fen ry 11fiiak No cutting openttini While lie lived she had never but I think darling, chinch-yard. beautiful, Miss will is ami artful.” heard Carrie no Davenport sly They say, j still until stood mute and “Do he 55 detention from d.n .. very Mr. Aiusley gets a team of pale. you know,” I r Bitters will cure your known a care, but lie was and all the be my favorite. But I must not stand [ gone “1 know she tried to ensnare my “that are dearer to me than duties. brother, one of the neighbors to carry you continued, you \ nervous troubles also. burden had devolved upon her own and here for time is ^ I I" discussing them, dying but of course he would never deigu to no- all else in the world? That if will not ■■ll I vV e a home.” “Yes, Blanche, but O, the you ge Snre you get the guarantee Blanche's slender shoulders. and I have lots of to Blanche work do before tice an ill-bred and so | they country girl, she1 pain is so severe it makes me faint.” he my wife, life for me henceforth will he £ “L.F.” kind. Avoid imitations. in every case we .1 1 finished her ironing and then wrote the get back, and Blanche in has transferred her affections I no is reonit disappeared to you. Oh Blanche supported her tenderly while a dreary blank?” The tears glistened iu money idvei tisemeut. On her way to the post me region or me kitchen. the ambition of these plete. country maids, what Roscoe set oif at full a Blanche’s violet Mr. J,’Es- speed for convey- eyes. “But, Physicians invite*.1 ‘dice she met her sister. Berta, Fred Summerton lield an will not “Why, animated dis- they aspire to?” and her laugh ance. In a after all have said how can short time he returned with trange, they gate. Over i';,iioo it. the fun.” Koscoe’s face physician good times, Bert, I have some- flushed hotly. “In- the and one that the in i word, highest the ceeded to examine it. “The bone is brok- ous. “I will, Harold,” she answered soft- to tell terfere with wouldn't thing you: mother is going to take you, certainly not, lint, Fred land be to call wife.’’ Carrie ! 5 DOi might proud en just above the-ankle,” he said gravely. ly. And 1 will try to be a good wife to HCREHOUND suinmt r boarders.” “Blanche you may came off second best in ! bit her Carleton, your lip furiously. “So she has blind- j own “Now, my little lady, you must lie very you.” “My darling," he said fond- such and you do not mean it?” “Most 1 ‘little flirtation’ as you call it. 1 think ! neglect certainly ed has she? I wished to warn you,too, only still while I am this broken ly, aud placing Iter hand upon his arm Miss Berta will a match for mending do.” Berta snatched her hat from off the prove you if as a but I see I am you friend, too late.” bone. Mr. will sit beside they walked slowly towards the little a she are Ainsley, you mass of curls and execut d a thinks you trying to trifle with cough. JOB tangled “I fail to see in JAB PRINT anything friendly your j her and hold her should she at- arbor at the farther end of the to firmly garden Hale’s Honey Horehound and Tar is a lance that would have done credit to a her. As for me 1 would not with toy any manner of Trevor. Would simple remedy .t it acts like in speaking,Miss tempt to move. Mrs. Carleton, you will discuss their plans for the future. magic, all wild Indian. womans affections Fred soft- cases of throat or bronchial trouble. Sold Blanche gazed at her in laughed you wish her to speak to another of | by you please be ready to pass me anything 1 Carrie Trevor’s Tip curled as she saw the druggists. are too chivalrous a fellow to astonishment. “Why Alberta Carleton, ly. “Hus’, you as have to me of her House Block, you spoken to-day? may chance to need.” The of the diamond on Blanche’s slender Opera be in this setting gleaming Pike’s Toothache Drops cure in one minute, what on earth is the matter with you? living century. I intend to enjoy I think would aud I advise hardly you you broken bone was very and once that “She has him at while I painful, finger day. got last, Have you taken leave of your senses?” myself stop here. It would be not to repeat to another what have you she grew so deadly pale that they thought and I hope she is satisfied,” she said as dull without a “Not quite, but, sis, aren’t you glad?” insufferably flirtation or said to me, it is very unkind to the she say had fainted. She was very quiet, only she swept scornfully away. am two to the time.” ‘Glad why Berta, I sorry, just think, help pass least.” Carrie’s face was a for an study the compressed lips and the of me summer all too and CARDS, Two weeks later tight grasp passed swiftly, Nerverine jur home life will be broken up by Miss Trevor and Miss Pills POSTERS, quiet her hand on Roscoe’s arm told one one tbe took their leave. of her by guests *1 he BILE HEAD \ lot of proud fashionable people who Davenport planned a picnic. They were great suffering. She gave a little cry of relief The Trevors were among the lirst to take tc; LETTER 11 will order us about like servants.” And to go to a lovely grove about a mile dis- remedy when it was all over. “Mow, my their departure and no one was sorry to nervous pros- PROGRAMS and her tilled tant and the Dizziness dear, Blanche’s lip quivered eyes spend day gathering flowers I t ra tio n and PAMPHLI you must lie still for a few weeks and have them go;for they were proud, haugh- with tears. Berta’s lip curled scornfully and ferns and having a good time gener- Is usually attributed to nervous- 1 all nervous then will be as well as and all save Lulie. ness from overwork or lack of ex- I you ever.” And ty disagreeable, diseases of the Hashed. had The were to take while her dark eyes “They ally. gentlemen charge ercise. Your head does not I really after giving Mrs. Carleton a few direc- Blanche missed the little who or- but are loving girl, generative better not to order me about if of the baskets, and the dinner was to be aehe, you dizzy ; you can’t L BEFORE AND AFTER USING. try much, tions the kind old doctor to her so Qf either see .clearly, and feel as if every- 2 took his leave. clung fondly, but she was so gans And all kinds of t the side a as do they will have a hard task, I spread by of little brook that was round and round. sex, such Nervous Prostration, or i\iey I thing going § “1 suppose you thiuk I am a careless girl happy herself that she could not long be Failing In tlie of cases this state lost neatly and pro o ,hiuk. But what nonsense we are ran rippling musically over its bed. majority i Manhood, Impotcncy, Nightly Emis- talking, pebbly of is don’t you, mother?” said “but let and when a month Har- affairs caused by a disordered I Berta, sorrowful, later, sions, Youthful Errors, Mental ex- Blanche and Berta were Worry, as as not they may be a lot of invited, and the stomach or toroid liver, and is a I just likeiy me tell you how it happened. Miss Gray old L’Estrange returned to his home in cessive use of Tobacco or Opium, which latter was wild with very common compi iint. Ticuro 1 old maids and ancient widowers. If they delight. Mrs. Carle- the lead to and $1.00 the dizziness you must remove the \ and I saw some lovely flowers just a little sunny South, his lovely bride accom- Consumption Insanity. ton had a box b w» n’t I j ist. have a time match- prevailed upon neighbor’s t'leaiise the stum.-o h and & per by mail; boxes tor $5.00. are, jolly cause.^ way from where we were standing, and panied him. Winnie Davenport and to her the so MOTTS CHEMICAL CO., Prop's, Cleveland. Ohio making,” and her eyes sparkled mischiev- daughter help through day, we erly with one Scinit T:iMc! after \ tried to see who would reach them Roscoe Ainsley were among the last to ' Blanche and her Blanche felt no uneasiness in her. each meal, and will feel like 1 FOR sILK BY K. H. MOODY. lyrDH ously. laughed twining ] leaving y«>u first. In I as A. foot in some he took Berta’s hand at CLEMENT running caught my leave,and a new person. They cure he.uiuclie. I part- arm about her sister's waist walked Very lovely she looked that in they morning underbrush and it beneath he in her ear fell, twisting ing whispered something Who Have Used Them HAS A I'l 1,1 on her dress of white muslin with a I AHlCQ together. dainty me. I felt a sharp pain iu my ankle and which the rich color to llie LHL/lCd Recommend as the BEST MOI'I.DIM brought K N I )> »>I Two weeks later the guests arrived. little hat tied down over her golden hair feared I had broken it. DU. KING’S “Blanche, and dimpled cheek and caused the brilliant Star Crown Brand were of tier with ribbon as They comprised Mrs. Trevor, blue as her eyes. It was Mr. heard me scream Ainsley and they eyes to droop. .She recovered herself in a son Frank and a tall a the and PENNYROYAL PILLS. daughter Carrie, glorious morning, air,cool sweet, were the first to reach me. moment and a „ Oh, gave him saucy immediate no no F dear, reply, relief, danger, pu>n. / \ Picture with rich and was vocal with bird and the luxu- Used for years Hundreds of testi- showy girl complexion songs, I’m always something I not her were full of tears. by leading specialists. doiug ought although eyes monials. Atrial will convince you oft! ir intrinsic value Also MATS in all brilliant black and a little a riance of summer all about them. in case of suppression. Send ten cents for sample and |j eyes, child, lay to.” And Berta could back the The house seemed now that keep doubly lonely book. All Lx uggists or by mail j! M box. PAssi: IWKTOl Lulie niece of Mrs. Trevor. Then there were Maynard, Mrs. Trevor’s a tears no KING niece, longer, they would have their Blanche was gone, and Berta was glad MEDICINE CO.. 3ox 1930, BOSTON, MASS. RE ASONAH I ! Flor- child of eight had a GIVE Kin ,U'I Koscoe Aimsley, Fred Summertou, years, taken great way. For the first few days the pain of when the time for Winnie’s wedding a Winnie Daven- to Blanche and now wrnlked her ence pretty blonde, fancy by the broken limb was intense and one Gray, the child came, and clear winter’s day she start- PILES! PILES! PILES! a brunette with side as a blackbird. port, magnificent eyes chatting merrily “Ah, was so unused to pain that it wore upon ed on her journey for Winnie's home in and and hut not Harold here you Miss said Mr. I)r. Williams’ Indian Pile Ointment will cure hair, last, least, are, Chatterbox,” her terribly. To Roscoe’s secret delight, Cincinnati. At one of the way stations a Blind, Bleeding, Ulcerated and Piles. It a land- Itching L’ Estrange, wealthy southern L’Estiange coming up to them and pull- Fred Summerton trausfered his attention gentleman came on board tire train absorbes the tumjrs, allays the at once, as itching holder. Rather a formidable ing spoke one of Lube’s curlB. to la belle “For I muffled in a company long Trevor. couldn’t pos- great fur coat, the collar acts «s a poultice, gives instant relief. Dr. Wil- Blanche and Berta as She gave her head a willful toss. “I am a liams’ Indian thought they sought " sibly confine myself to the house these drawn upheaving only pair of blue eyes Pile Ointment is prepared only for the their that not Miss Chatterbox.” Piles and Itching of the and noth- Having purchased pillows night. “Oh, pardon me, druggists/ lovely days,” he said to Roscoe. “Of visible. Something in the lithe, slender private parts, estate of .J O. Oates. else. box is Sold the next Berta was so do not like to be called a a ing Every guaranteed. by drug- pensioners having claim Early morning my dear; you When person cannot sleep course I like the little girl well figure as she saw it in the dusk of the enough, gists, sent by mail, for 50c. and $1.00 per box. who may wish to present soundly at night, there is very lit- roses to grace the breakfast chatterbox?” “No, sir! You don’t call but I am to make winter increase of pensions, 1 v gathering tle hope of vigorous manhood. Yet not going myself wretch- twilight seemed strangely familiar. WILLIAMS’ M’F’GCO., Prop’s, Cleveland, Ohio shoe shop, 127 Main st r»-< table when a voice broke Miss Blanche “chatterbox” or “dear” there are II pleasant many apparently well ed trying to amuse her. I’ll leave her to He came up to where Berta was sitting. sale by R. Moody. Iy38 the second Tuesday of people who cannot go to bed and claims will receive upon her ear. “Good morning, Miss either; she wouldn’t let He color- tender old “Is this seat he promt’ you.” sleep soundly. This is usually the your mercies, fellow, for I’m engaged, Miss?” asked 45tf she saw ed case with Carleton.” Glancing quickly up slightly. “Very well, we will say no women whose household getting rather tired of playing mock courteously. “No, Mr. Ainsley, it is not, duties keep them closely confined, Mr. blue fixed upou her. more about it. I will not address made no Ainsley’s eyes your and with men of sedentary habits. devotion.” Roscoe reply, but and you may sit here if you choose.” He DR. W. L. she answered smil- Lack of exercise WEST, “Good morning, sir,” Koyal Highness in that way again.” proper and fresh he gave him such a look of contempt that looked at the little figure in its dainty air causes indigestion, constipation H. H. I.AMS0N, “You have a beautiful place here,” He walked on with his or Fred colored and walked suit of and his beam- ing. them, genial biliousness, and the system can- away. The traveling gray eyes Surgeon.** not ^Veterinary he continued. “It reminds me of own face properly care for the food — my full of light as he talked cordially guests vied with each other in trying to ed. “It can never be! and yet surely is needed to nourish the body. Dis- Graduate and Medalist home when a such roses as those with was a boy, just Blanche. Suddenly Lulie broke in. orders of the stomach, liver, and amuse Berta, for she favorite with Berta Carleton.” “It most certainly bowels are cured Auctioned are about the door.” “Mr. I heard Aunt Maude by Semit Tablets. £ all of them. Roscoe would said and color Ontario Veterinary College. Licensed you gathering grew L’Estrange, them nearly take is,” Berta, laughing Try and avoid \ Oin e and Pharmacy at Belfast Livery Co. Berta selected a half blown rose from her back saying something about you last night. long tramps and come with his hands ing. He grasped the little hand with P. O. ADDRESS, the dew still its Residence and 17 street. basket, trembling upon She thought I was but I wasn’t. laden with wild flowers, feeling re- unnecessary warmth. “Who would have Hospital Congress asleep, amply **A petals, and gave it to him. He took it She said were _ .Sleeplessness. the look of gratitude Office Telephone 8-2. Residence Telephone 2i 4 FREEDOM you running after Miss I paid by beaming [continued on page three]. ClENFUEGOS, drive or A SER/ION FOR HEN. promenade on certain afternoons SOMETHING ABOUT MUNYON. echo of laughing childish voices made The man who earns his with of the i, Ipliiaof Cuba” ami Possibly its living hin week, to the music of music in the old Mrs. Carle- brains cannot afford to his military Which the Fa- farmhouse, The Centre of one of the neglect body. bands. To a ro.tlu.ony Reyeal. «l*i(al i; get general idea of sur s Skill. ton would smile as she 'l body is the furnace and boiler that thq mous Professor contentedly watch- a r-proil living Seviions in the furnishes strain to the brain. If should the fur- roundings, you climb to the top of ed their gambols for both Blanche and nace is peunitted to get clogged with clink- Reservoir Hill, the Berta ers. the boiler will make no steam, and only commanding point made it a to visit their mother I spondeuce of The the duty VORINEi Journal.] delicate of in the from which Dec. machinery vicinity, the every summer. Of Carrie 29, 1898. As this the brain will slow city- Trevor, they j stretches west a of WASHING POWDER couple miles, while sometimes hear as a { v cognomen is just now the down and come to a reigning queen of i dead stop. countryward are the plantations with their fashion. ing )dace in Cuba, where the She married a man of twice her Is a and the I When a man finds neat villas and white-walled magic cleanser, up-to-date j sugar-mills but whether she lives pes will be officially unfurled that his ideas do not I years, happily or Laundress : <* l can’t do fields of cane says my washing S come as as c yellowing and scattered imary, the tide of visiting freely otherwise is not known, Berta met her I they once did, groups of palms. A without it.” A tablespoonful of Ivorinet as turned this large proportion of once, but she had sallow and way from ila- needn’t worry grown her the inhabitants of to a Cienfuegos speak a of water makes clothes as clean as | the old town which, by the about his men Eng- face had weary, discontented look that pail ! tal and for machinery, lish, years past fully nine-tenths it had never worn in that the driven snow. •aneed as if spelled See-an-foo- but he had long ago sum- of its commerce has been with the United mer when she was '■ ;1 worth a visit tor its own better look to one of Mrs. Carleton’s A Cake of Toilet in States. Yet until Soap Every Package his body. His lately bull-fighting was boarders. But her ambition is satisfied, stomach and in the favorite and amusement, as even if her heart is un- for and Nursen ; >dv knows now-a-days, since testmes are clogged with the every- not, for she has supplies soap Toilet, Bath, clinkers of where else in \ indigestion. His Spanish America, limited wealth at her command. And Ivorine the kind that furnishes geography of Cuba has be- 1 Sunday making only blood is and does and still impure, was, is, the gala day of the each their in of consequence to the out- not receive tin proper ele- thus, filling respective places entire family with ail the soap required. j from ments to vim and week, distinguished the other six we t lies on the south put speed society, will leave them. ieufuegos into the the Ivorine ; we the Toilet machinery of the days of native dolce far niente the give you Soap. >laud, about miles east brain. If h< this by j fifty neglects op, Lewiston, Me., says: universal of best Capt I S. Faun The The J. B. Williams Co., Glastonbury, Makers of Williams’ Famous condition he will suiter from donning clothes, in- in cur© Philippines Commission. Conn., Shaving Soaps. 5 the latter occupying the headache*, “Spent a small fortune trying to sleeplessness, loss of appetite, confusion creased activity of billiard and acute rlioumat ism. from which I had suf- ! <>f the shore-line. It is the drinking bottles ; of ideas, despondency and lack of energy. fered for years. Two Munyon’s President McKinley has shown excellent saloons, boisterous masquerade proces- drove out all trouble.” i onus of the most Eventually lie will break down with nerv- Rheumatism Cure judgment in his selection of the commis- important Iv.cht. 17 N. 7th st., Allentown, ous exhaustion or prostration. There is a sions, open-air, daylight Mrs. Lucy sion to into the condition n the which J dancing, noisy Fa. “Suffered for ten years with a inquire political island, passes remedy that will promptly put a man right says: persistency of of female trouble. Was in of the Philippine islands and a of Matan- under these conditions. It is I)r. Pierce’s lottery venders, cock-fight- complication suggest | j provinces Habana, constant pain. T 1 able to sleep. Munyon for their future the j Golden M dic.d It cures indi- ing, and theatre. plan government by ? < Discovery. bull-baiting tilth Every- cured me quickly.” 1 ai:»: and several steam- fills tin blood with the vital United States. At the head of this is gestion. ele- to the manner horn Mr. E Nott Sehermerhorn, attomey-at-law, j body begins the festive “Used President eiican, English and Cuban, ; ments of life ton, the nerves, and makes Fcheneetadv. N. Y.. says: Munyon's Rem- Scliurman of Cornell University, | for and chronic diarrhea. the brain > ie ir and active. It cures with edies chronic dvspepsia aud other members of it are bright, day religiously, matins, confessional diseases.” named Ad- of call. Be- in Thov cured me of Uul regular port all nerve and bt troubles due to in- and but the lVnno. R. R.. miral Prof. Worcester of Ann mass; accommodating Mr. .In] n I> Ronayne. Rahway, Dewey, 8ufficient or nourishment. The clergy were Pienfuegos rejoiced under improper N. J.. says: Liver complications causing Arbor University, in Michigan, and Maj.- WITH A CAR=LOAD TO “Golden Medic d is for sale get through all that by 10 a. in., rapid decline in my health. Well-known physi- Discovery by leaving Geu. Otis of the It is a liberal SELECT*,FROM. m of “The of '-' re me. Munyon's Remedies army. Philadelphia ; all good medicim dealers, and only an un- of time for divertisements. cians could not plenty made a new man of me.” commission, for President Scliurman is f •! because it came nearer scrupulous will try to induce a cus- Md.. “Suf- Three J W. LhberT. Union Bridge. says: understood to be inclined the : tomer to taki n-iiu- worthless considerable rivers, the Canudo fered in Us worst form. Traveled against pol- i r on the island to be- remedy, with catarrh place of the Blit no man ! alleged to be‘ just as good.” Saludo and Dana.ji,empty into Cienfuegos1 eighty miles a week to Munyon's Baltimore odico icy taking islands. is drs term “wide awake,”as and was promptly cured.” better fitted to investigate and present the Mr. Ned Nelson, the celebrated Irish Come- where the navies and medical advice abso- Bark,Sides ai.tf spacious bay, of the Guide to Health facts with to the High In-consideiable diati and Mimic R -vdeu Street. Camden, 1505 Arch regard Philippines than enterprises 1 lutely fr-*o. Prof. Munyon, st., N. writes \\ 'ulfilk-d an of world rendezvous in is and this is NEW Dash. Dark Green J., engagement might safety; and Philadelphia. he, apparently what Presi- !.:■ Pierce's Golden Medical roads. Between this and to 1 | tion. [Boston Herald. <•! | city Santiago oi yu.i here, Miss Berta. Carpet 3Iat, Wood I i.pet. Major Dusenburyin Discovery. I tried and, thank God, with thought meeting | results.’’ the eastward and Trinidad on the THIS windowed good west, How far are you traveling?” “To Cin- or Leather Wings, Middle-aged, bay Tributes to Mr. is cured as well as in other mountainous districts cinnati. Our friend Winnie is Dingley. Nickel Arm and | Ming, with his Constipation promptly by Dr. Davenport potent wand, Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets. All medicine of the SEASON, Cuba, trails, from time immemor- to be married and I ain to be bridesmaid.” The will Dash Kail. on dealers public have to wait for the flag. have been ial, infested with who i am That is congressional eulogies to ! irom liabana to banditti, “Really, delighted. just Congressman journey j to learn how much he was plunder both the natives and an Dingley fully i foreigners, where I am going. The groom to be is ‘Ives an all-day ride, begiu- waved a at Frederick town, and there esteemed his associates. In the Hag soldiers and civilians. There are among old friend of mine and I am to be best ■ many mean those that come from the The Best Guarar.te on a is ending in darkness, with are even grave doubts of the time, press Sleigh authorship even within the instances, last ten years, man on the happy occasion. Well, if I are remarkable. We remember no instance t ears and no end of dust, of but the truthful chron- j Sliakspeare: of travelers re- The of the Past. being captured by Knights of a certain little whom I know in public life—not excepting that so Experience omfort. Travelers must icler is thought girl | sometimes compelled to do it. the realized in the case of Senator Mor Road and held for ransom. Terrible of could love me 1 would not envy him a cently i and for neither are a man more water, The naming of Cieufuegos did not come rill—where public was spon- stories are told of the tortures inllicted up- bit. Do remember the I left THIS TEST has been HUNDREDS of users the o a tt this most rail- you day taneously and praised than this applied by of important about in this way; nor was the fiery cogno- heartily on those whose friends failed to pay i your house last summer, and that I told representative from Maine. A pronounc- 1 uba—except the rum and men bestowed on account of the heat, as ed and distanc- promptly the sum demanded. a I had a to ask when we partisan always, steadily ■'• 'ies of the at Perhaps you question you country way- one might well suppose ou a summer’s ing in his progress to distinction the most finger, an eye, or an ear of the captive met again?” Berta nodded. “Well, and small loaves of sour day. The original Spanish town, which of his party friends, he had no enmities STURTEVANT-LARRABEE SLEIGHS. would arrive by as a I am to ask it now. and as special post, gentle Berta, going Will among his and no en- hard brick-bats, car- was founded soon after the and political opponents, conquest hint to the relatives of what his He would be like- you me a favorable “Cer- vyings among political associates. more at baskets on the heads of San give reply?” LIKE REFINED GOLD their reputation is brig her the it is tested christened Sebastian, disappeared won his to fame deserv- ly to unless the was said with a way by genuine in. It is to be happen money quickly tainly, jif lean,” Berta, premo- devoutly more than two hundred years ago. The ing, and in attaining it he never wouuded followed other nition of what was a hen the American-Indies forthcoming; by portions coming. the of of his city of to-day sprang inti* being near the feelings any contemporaries, are of the until it was known He took from his a little casket or to others aside to In Material and Workmanship Unexcelled. old as is hapless victim, pocket sought push promote Design, they ofjthis line, prom- of the and was beginning present century, his own doubt that there was not in a bed of white ambition. It is difficult to re- near future, in connection beyond enough which,on velvet, gleamed named in honor of Senor Don Jose Cien- member an instance of one in high posi- Should you be unfamiliar with the superiority of our sleighs, we assure you that the left of him to be worth for. a solitaire diamond of beau- ad it is about to build from paying ring exquisite tion who exhibited fewer of the weak- fuegos, then Governor-General of Cuba, truth of our assertion can he rlearlv demonstrated by spending a short time at Fannie Brigham Ward. “I this for future wife. nesses .. aura wharves of liabana to ty. bought my of humanity there than did Nelson whose administration was signalized by the store of Triscoria—the Berta, darling, will you accept both Dingley. [Boston Herald. comfort of such important events as the cession of Glints from Gould. gift and His voice was lowr and tender ublic will receive some at- Florida to the United States and a giver?” mighty Dear Old Ziggshy—There goes a ellow who whistles Everythin!/ Journal: Unce again I feel and full of emotion as he held the ’• iierto the island railways, agitation for the suppression of slavery, ring at danger. in General like a line or two dropping into your col- toward her. She looked into the face so Perksby—Ah, he must he a brave fel- H