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Rockland Gazette The Largest Rockland Tribune Circulation Union Times in Eastern Maine Consolidated March 17, 1897 T he Courier-Gazette. TWICE-A-WEEK . TUESDAY AND SATURDAY. Rockland Maine Saturday August 14 1897 Two Dollars a Year Vol. 52. N o . 54 HISTORIC BOSTON presidents m ay l»e forgotten, but the name THEOSOPHY—HEREDITY MAINE VS. KLONDIKE IN A CORNER OF THE LIBRARY [)O YOU KNOW THAT signed to tbe Fugitive Slave Law will never be forgotten. There are depths of infamy as Aa Seen Through the Kyea of a Maine Man there are heights o f fame.” But a still more VII. In the matter or mineral wealth, Maine M ri. Stevens and Miss Slack sailed for Who la Now Living There. exciting meeting was held four years later How do we make onr own heredity? In i.n ’t ao awfully alow. W e venture to aay that America Aug. 5th on S. S. Pavonia of the THE TRAVELERS INSURANCE CO., Boston, August 11, 1807 1854, when Anthony Burns had been arrested the same way that we make any other con­ the average reader has no idea of the number Canard line. There are many placet of unusual historic under the same Fugitive Slave law which the dition of life. A ll conditions are effects of of town In which there are mine, that have Tampa, Fla., through its mayor, sends an interest in and around Boston which it is al­ people of Boston, in fact of the entire north our course in previous lives. W e may think been a.aayed to ahow good value. For in* invitation to the National W. C. T. U. to hold OF HARTFORD, CONN., ways a pleasure as well as a profit to visit, had so strenuously protested against. It was that our parentage is the arbitrary work of a ataace, there la the Acton mine, 11.97 penny­ its next convention there. weights to the ton of ore; Blue lltll, 36 p. and also many great occasions which it is not my pleasure recently to hear Rev. M r. Hazel­ creator, or that it is goverened wholly by The Macmillans announce “The Household Issues The BEST Life Insurance Contracts in the World. w.; Corinna, 20 p. nr.; Cherryfield, 17.49 p. unprofitable from time to time to recall. One wood, a former pastor of the F irit Baptist chance. But, there is no such thing as of the Lafayettes.” by Edith Hichel. It is to w.; Deer Iale, 29.11 p. tv.; Hampden, 1457 of the first of special interest is the venerable church of Bangor, who was an eye witness o f chance in even the smallest affair of the uni­ be personal, anecdotic, discursive, and w ill NO DISAPPOINTHENT as to DIVIDENDS p. w .; Hancock, 17.60 p. w.; Lubec, 20 p. and historic South Church which stands or the scenes, recount the thrilling story of the verse, and no w ill but our own can make the have many illustrations. 1’resumahly it will EVERYTHING GUARANTEED in advance. tv.j Lowell, 14.60 p. w .i Pittston, 6 30 p. w .j the corner of Washington and M ilk streets, meeting in which Theodore Parker, W endell conditions of our lives. In regard to physical offer some information regarding that noble Sullivan, 13 p. w .’, Sedgwick, 15.05 p. w.; where it has defied the elements for 168 years. Phillips, D r. H o w e, and other anti-slavery life we are our own creators. bearer of the name who is one of the most Premium Rates, Is to 25 Per Cent LESS Wakefield, 1440; Wales, $6 to ton; Litch­ It was saved from the great fire of 1872, leaders of Massachusetts took part, and Our desires in relation to physical life at­ interesting figures in our own history. than those of Old Line flutual Companies tract us into physical life, and upon the ten­ field, aa high as J75 a ton; Auburn, /1 5 . which came almost to its very walls, by the from which there proceeded such an influence The Harpers are soon to bring out a book dencies of character that we have started into Bryant's Pond, Phillipa, Freeman and several great (ffortt of the Boston firemen to save the that it became necersary to have a strong m il­ that will display the humor and fancy of the old land mark. It is located nearly on the site action in the past depend our parentage and other places show good outlook, some of itary guard to escoTt the prisoner from his late H . C. Bunner in an unusual and delight* JU L Y 1, 1897. our circumstances. They are our own work with these ores containing large percentage of ail of the John W entworth residence, the founder cell to the wharf, to be returned to the slavery ful way. It is entitled “ Three Operettas,” and by ourselves, and whether that work is ver, ore in Sullivan assaying as high as and first governor of the Massachusetts Bay from which he had sought to escape. From and is designed for children. It is said that T o ta l A saets.......................................................................................................... 63 Colony, a man whose name will undoubtedly good or bad depends upon what we arc, just 7,370.35 ounces of silver to the ton. For Tremont street opposite School Beacon in his libretto* M r. Bunner has done some street commences, which if you were to pass as in mechanics, the quality of work a years it has been known that gold exista in S u rp lu s to P olicy H o ld e rs............................................................................... 3,365,161 3J live as long as the history of the colony which charmingly whimsical work, and that the he helped to found endures. Opposite the up a short distance you would come to the machine can accomplish depends upon the the northweatern part of the state. Hunters music written f«ir it by Oscar W eil, ia very GAINS GMONTIIS JANUARY TO JULY, 1897. peculiar construction quality and motive and men engaged in lumbering have brought Old South Church there was at one time a new state house, or at least it was new one happily adapted to the lyrics. In A sse ts................................................................................................................. ’ •01» '949 °°„ stately mansion, known as the Province hundred years ago, or a little more, having power of that machine, the materials to work to the city, samples of gold dust and nuggets from the vicinity of Kangeley lake. One House, which became the home of the Royal been commenced in the pasture of John H an ­ upon being in both cases already at hand. W hat the London Academy calls “ a rather In S u rp lu s....................................................................* ........................................ rzq’qis 00 Governors, even l>efore the O ld South cock in the year 1789; the old state house Suppose we have In the past made the very hunter has for years in his semi-annual visits pleasing howler” has recently been committed In In su ran ce in fo rco (L ife D e p a rtm e n t o n l y ) ................................... 1,6/9,918 00 to Portland carried in from one Io tour onces erected, of which Sir W illiam Phipps was the having been abandoned for the meeting of best possible use of our intellectual advant­ by one of its contemporaries, a society paper of cleat gold gathered from the stream run­ first under the charter of 1692; the original the General Court on the completion of the ages, we have in that way started into action of the English capital. Here it is: “ Messrs. to BIR D Ac BARNEY, charter granted to Gov. Wentworth having new one. Many alterations and changes a certain energy in that special direction, that ning into Kangeley lake. Quartz has also Hacon & Ricketts have just issued a dramatic been found the-e containing free gold, show STATE AGENTS been revoked by Charles the Second. Phipps have been made from time to time during the will be likely to bear us along in that same poem by that ripe scholar and finished writer, SYNDICATE BLOCK, ROCKLAND, ME., ing without doubt, that rich veins of gold are was a poor, but ambitious boy, whom circum­ hundred years of its existence, but the front direction when we come into the present life. Matthew Arnold, entitled ‘Empedocles and stances seemed to favor, born in the wilds of has remained practically the same, called the It is a force that will attract us to a parentage located near, and undoubtedly the veins are Etna.’ ” In an American Journal the other located in the hills west of the Kangeley day a reprint of Cal ver ley’s “ Fly-leaves” was Do not cook when you can fill what was then the province of Maine. Bulfinch front from the name of the architect affording us advantages of intellectual chain and extending to Moosehead lake. hailed as the latest work of a living writer. The story of his successful life reads more who designed it. culture. The gold that is washed from the black sand your Picnic Basket at the New England Fair, like a romance than a reality. The builder Extensive repairs are now going on inside Perhaps we will be one of a long line of John Fox, Jr., whose latest hook “ H e ll for of the Sandy river and also that found in the and first occupant of the Province House was the building under the direction of a commis scholar*, and whatever we may lack in our Sartain,” was recently brought out by the valley o f Swift river comes from Ihe moun PORTLAND, ME.

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