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OUR SHIPBUILDERs are not satisfied with
the representations of the amount of ship
building being done in Maine this season as
represented by the New York Bulletin and
re-published by Maine papers. For instance,
Yarmouth IS represented as building but 500
tons, when in fact 5000 tons will be launched
from Yarmouth yards before the close of the
season. The following are the details: ].
A. Seabury has launched vessel of $50 tons !;
Giles Loring, & Co. have launched two of
AGO tons each, and have two on the stocks,
one of 400 tons and another of $50. A sloop
of 100 tons has also been launched. 1t is ev-
ident that the figures at other points, Deer
ing and Bath, for instances are too low. From
what we can learn the amount Of tonnage built
in Maine will exceed $4,000 tons The Bull
tetin puts the total at 1915 tons. If the
Bulletin collect its statistics in other States as
loosely as in Maine, they will be valueless.
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The Graphic announces the near compile
the solution Of the problem of an aerial pas
sage from America to Europe. The exact
date Of the ascension will be determined by
observations from the Weather Report Blu
reau at Washington, thirty-six hours in ad-
vance, and will occur at some time be-
tween the first and fifteenth of September.
Very much interest will be felt in the result of
the experiment which will be tried with every
known appliance for securing success.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Batavia 9th inst ship Herald, Gardiner, from
Boston.
Ar at Queenstown 2sd, barque Penang, Patten,
Ar at Liverpool 24th, ship Tamerane, Qualey, from
San Francisco.
Cid 9th. brig Littosen, Dow New York
Ar at Rio Grande 10th ult, brig Nellie Antrim,
At Demarara Aug 16, brig Jessie Rhynas, Willis.
for Orchilla, ready.
Ar at Caibaren 7th sch Nellie Scott, Milan Phila-
delphia; 18th, barque Mary Dyer, Sargent do
18Th brig j Merriman, Lecraw New YORK: 18TH
schs Kate Carlton Patterson, Nuevitas; 10TH Ralph
Carlton, Bowers. do; 18th, barque Clara Eaton NAL
18th, barque Lizzie Gillespie, Hooper, Havana.
SD 18TH barque Florence Peters, Branscomb, for.
Sid I'm Cienfuegos goth, barque John Griffin, West
berg, New York.
AT at Havana 2Ist inst barque Marathon, Donnell,
Marseiles
Sid 2Sd, baroue Cardenas, sundberg New York.
Sid frn Matanzas 23d, bargue a Allen, Tarr, for
New York.
Ar at Cardenas 10TH parque Endeavor, Mountfort,
New York; brig Lizzie Merrill, Herman, Bangor.
Ar at Sagua 18th inst, brigs J Brown, Foster,
baraue Joshua Loring, Marshall Philadelpha; TX
weldon, Colson, New York; brigs Adelaide, Jones,
Batimore J PSedo, sohb Pert FPhiladelphia
Ar at St John, NIB, 9th, sch Ella Clifton, Kimball
Portland; Mary Bliss, Shields, do.
--latest by European steamers.l
Ar at Flushing 14th Lizzie Moses. Cox, from Phila
sd fin Bordeaux 18th, brig R W Messer Hewett
for Cape Breton.
sid I'm Cardiff 18th, Isaac Hall, Colcord. Matanzas
Alexander. Hutchings, Havana. )
Sid fin Falmouth 18th, H Hussey Rairdep. from
New Orleans) for Liverpool. N"0ni
AR at Greenoek 18th, Carrie wyman, Cochrane,
Cardenas ne'
Ar at Liverpool 14th John S Harris Dur;a fro,,
Miramiohi, NIB. i0' nolh
Sid 14th Nunquam Dormio. Cousins, New Orleans
18th, Tabor. Otis, for New Orleans. e'-'- ''OOAe'
Sid I'm Leith 18th, Starlight, Bunker New york
Ar at Marseilies 18th, Mary M Bird Packard from
New York. honi
off Plymouth Nth, Templar, oBrien, from pbila-
depbia for Antwerp. -oAA niia-
Ar at Seville July "a zuleika, Walsh, New York.
Ar at trieste 9th inst, Alaska, Perry New Yort
Sid Inn HUI 18th. Columbus Bletbep Grimsby
- Passed Sirlmsby 18th, Moonlight, Waterbonse from
New York. aiSueu, MATTHEW'S,
D. Sid I'm Cronstadt 10th inst, America. Bartlett FIN
SPOKEN.
fr June e, lat Il 80 s. Ion % W, ship Emma Rich,
from Calao for Valencia
=. July 10 lat so n, Ion 81 80 W, ship Winged Hun
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DIED.

In Brunswick Aug. 26, Minnie E. Perkins, aged
Is years.
In Brunswick, Aug. q, Mr.. Harvey McManus,
aged 81 years.
In Bath. Aug. 2s, Mr.. Andrew McCullan. aged 81.
In Oakland, CAL, July II, Mrs. Sarah W. Stubs,
wife of Geo A. Stubs, and daughter OF George NJ.
Farwell OF Cumberland Centre Me.
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TO THE HONEST VOTERS OF MAINE

For reasons too plain to argue it is believed that
thousands of honest voters this State SO far from
being satisfied with the purposes of the candidates
of the two political parties in the field are hone
less of any reform through them and to whom furtb
partzan alliance is felt to be useless and slavish
sacrifice. Salvation can alone come of better class
of public men, men to whom the people instructive
ly turn as the types of personal honor, and whom
cas1uses well nigh seem to despise.
To refrain from voting because discouraged and
disguised with partzan recklessness is what no good
citizen must longer do; and yet get pure and I'M
selfish men before the people by conventional means
seems impossible. To call them by the popular voice
is all that is left to do Realizing this most deeply
and that not even the hamper of personal desires
and obligations shall attach to the movement it is
determined to present in this informal way to the
people of Maine the name of the
HON. JOS, H. WILLIAMS,
OF AUGUSTA,
AS TIRE
PEOPLES CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR.
A cultivated gentleman, statesman of the truest
mould and citizen whose name is the token of
private and public virtue it is believed that he must
so fully appreciate the present political needs of the
country that he cannot refuse the unsolicited suf
frages of honest men. PER ORDER.
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ICE WATER

and sweetened. forms mixtute which as cool
ing, healthy and refreshing Summer Beverage has no
equal Blrrels of ice water, prepared in this way,
may be drank without the slightest injury and hap
Ply is the man who finds in this substitute for spirit
uous liquors. Its value to the Farmer, Mechanic
and Laborer cannot be overestmated. 1t is so cheap
as to be within the reach of ALL so finely favored as
to be enjoyed by lovers of the choicest liquors,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-08-30

Hon. T. S. LANG appears in the present
campaign for the first time in a telegram to
the Liberal Convention at Norridgewock, in
which he states that the name of Williams
takes like wild-fre." Wildfre may be com
position Of infammable materials, or a sort of
erysipeIas peculiar to sheep. In the present
campaign no one can have seen anything to
remind him of infammable stuff. Can Mr..
Lang have reference to the other wild-fire.
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STIMULANT

and Tonic in remarkable degree; possessing flaw
or but little inferior to tho best french Corurals
purely medicinal in every sense of the word it will
be found most refreshing Stmulant for the care
worn, the overworked and the weary invalid. 1t is
tree from every injurious property 1t strengthens and
nvgorates the stomach and organs OF Digestion and
is therefore powerful ally for those DESTROYS of aban
doning the use of ntoxicants, and for those whose
systems have become enfeebled by long continued in
diligence in spirituous liquors.
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Q / G. A r S!
AND COMMON SENSE.

AND COMMON SENSE.
IL you want good and cheap Cigars,
where can you buy them cheaper or bet
ter then at the place where they are
made. Besides patronising the industry
of your own city.
I am ready to wager $1,000 that there
are no better Seed and Havana Cigars
made in the United States than those
make.
The Cigars manufacture great care
is taken to cleanliness. You can buy
Cigars from 16 dollars and upward per
1000, and cheroots at $1O.5O per. 1000.
All the above can be had at
STEBBINS', Cigar Store,
800 Congress Street.
Sole Agent for Globe Chewing Tobacco.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Non-Residen. Taxes In the Tewn OF Mes,nrool 70

oft
he year. So, u
the o
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Caucus.

The Republicans of North Yarmouth are reores+-
ed to meet at the Town House "Wednesday
the Sd day of September, at o'clock P NJ to noni
nate a candidate to represent the towns of North
Yarmouth and Yarmouth in the next Legislature. vi
Per Or1er Town Committee
North Yarmouth, Aug. q, 1873. au2SdS,v
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ARoosTooK REPUBLIcAS CONFERENCE.-The
Aroostook Republican County Convention was
held at Alya, Tuesday, and the following nom
nations made:
Senator-John S. Arnold Of Lyndon.
atty Commissioner-J. w. Ambrose Of
Sherman.
County Treasurer-H. S. Hussey of Houlton.
Clerk of the Courts-RansomNor Norton Of Houl-
ton,
County Attorney-Wm. w. Robinson of
Houlton'
Sherif-Lewis b. johnson of Houton.
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QUICKEST TRANs-ocEAN MAIL RoUTE.-The
average time from New York to Liverpool by
steamers is $50 hours. By rail over the East
ern and Maine-Central through line the time
to Halifax, $50 miles, can be reduced to 80
hours, thence by fast steamers to Liverpool,
170 hours, total 200 hours, saving of 80 hours.
The Postmaster General has assured the man.
ayers of the Boston-to- Halifax railroad line,
that when their arrangements are completed
they shall have the mails even if they can save
ten hours. The Allans have agreed to put ON
extra fast steamships for mails, passengers and
light freight, in connection with the land line.
All that is now wanted is a uniform gauge, a
bridge at ST. John, and one management from
New York to Halifax. Time and despatch are
becoming daily more and more important The
steamship mails now not unfrequently weigh
seventy to one hundred tons, or enough to load
ten cars: Sir James Alexander of the Cunard
service says two-thirds the frst-class passen-
gers, bound west will take rail at Halifax.
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MARRIED..

In this city, Aug. 90 by Rev. A. 4. P. Small Rich
ard Anderson of Philadelphia and Ada L. Gould
of Portland.
In Harpswell, Aug. 81. Capt. John w. Bonholm of
Brunswick and Miss Frances L. Eaton of H.
In Brunswick, Aug. 81 Willard H. Stetson and
Miss Ella j. Stanwood.
In Conway. Aug. ID, Aug. F. Smith and Lucinda
Martini botE of Bridgton.
In Portsmouth, Aug. 81, by Rev. j. DeNormandie
Isaac l.. Came of Standish and Mrs Caroline Dough-
ty Of Portland.
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s- June e. lat II 80 s, Ion 2s W, ship Emma Rich,
from Callao for Valencia.
July 10. lat so n, lon 81 80 W, ship Winged Hun
ter, from Liverpool for Bombay.
Aug lat AZ, lon 30. barque Ukraine, Griffin, from
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DYSPEPSIA.

Flatulency Sluggish Digestion wantof Tone and Ac-
tvity in the Stomach and Bowels, Oppression after
Eating, to be relieved by single dose taken
after each meal.
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READ THIS /!

For Diarrhea, Dysentary and Cholera
MOrbus, go to Edward Mason, 177 Mid
die Street. Get bottle of his Cholera
Mixture. 1t will cure at once 1t is SUI
periOr to anything ever offered to the
public. Ask anybody that has used it.
auto sneod2w&
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SANFORD'S
JAMAICA
GINGER

GINGER
Is now firmly established in the confidence of physi-
clans and the public 1t should be in every family
board every ship, and the constant companion of
every traveller. 1t is at the most grateful and
effective medicine ever compounded, and no other,
however highly Landed, possibly satisfy those
who have once tried this elegant aud effective.
HOUSEHOLD REMEDY.
G100Wi be paid for bottle of any other Gin
eplOO ger if found to equal it in fine flavor,
purity and prompt medicinal effect
Samples free.
w. f. PHILLIPS & CO.,
j. w. PERKINS & CO.,
III. I'll. HAY.
Agents.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
au6 sn26t
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best IN the acorld.
The only True and Perfect Dye. Harmless Reliable
and Instantaneous; nodisappointment; no ridiculous
TINS or unpleasant odOr. Remedies the i'll fleets of
bad dyes washes. Produces IMMEDIATELY a superb
clean, soft and beautiful. The 5enuine. signed W. A.
egchelor. Sold by all Druggists.
CHAS. BATCHELOR, Prop, N. 7.
1d&w Ivrs
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CHOLERA MORBUS,

Cramps, Pains, DiaThea and Dysentery are Instant
ly relieved by it. 1t will render attack of Cholera
Morbus impossible if taken when the symptoms of
this dangerous complaint first manifest Themselves.
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REMOVAL!
AGED BROTHERHOOD.

TTNHE annual meeting of the Aged Brotherhood
u will be holden on MONDAY, Sept list, at four
O'Clock in the afternoon. at the City Building, for
election Of officers for the ensuing veal and for any
other business that may legally come before them.
not paid the yearly fee requested to do at this
meeting.
au25it. j. HUDSON. Sec'y
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WHITES SPECIALITY
For DYSnenSia.

This is the only prompt, efficient, and safe mas
ter of such symptoms loss of appetite heartburn
papitation of the heart, dizziness sleepl ssnsss,
melancholy, costiveness, wind, mental and physical
debility as well as many others which IL neglected,
will soon place "the house we lire I'M beyond the
reach of ny remedy.
From tie Boston Journal
"DYsPEPsIA." Whites Speciality for this aggra-
waiting complaint has been thoroughly tested by
thousands who have been benefited by it, and are
willing to testify to its efficacy
from the Congregationalist CBoston)l
"WHIrEs SPECIALLY Tor Dyspepsia, from pure
merit and virtue alone is last oyertaking, and bids
fair to exceed in its sale, all the old popular med
cines of the d ~
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A. PARSONS, Nj. D.,
D E N T T S T
Has removed to
NO. L. MARKET SQUARE.
B-SPECIALTY-Admin of Ether for
the purpose of extracting teeth without pain.
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A. PARSONS, MI. d.,
Caucus.

Caucus.
The Republicans of Deering are requested to
meet at the Town House on SATURDAY. the sotb
instant, at o'clock p NJ, for the purpos of nomin
ating candidate for Representative to the Lepisla
tive.
Per order Republican Town COMMITTEES.
Deering, August e. 1873. au27sndSw
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CRAMPS AND PAINS,

whether produced by indigestion, improper food,
change of water diet, too free indulgence in ice
water, exposure to sudden change OF temperature
are Immediately relieved by it. One ounce added to
a gallon of
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REPRESENTATIVES Nominated.

REPRESENTATIVES, NUWIIIHtVds
Rockland-C. 6. Moffitt and D. n. Mort
land denominations.
, 1873-10-31
Tho ~ Three I8rOf1lers.'s

Front Tie Su,, FraHt1sco Il It'd Oct. 24.
The ship, said to bo tho largest merchant ahipfn
the world certainly tho largest woodon shp--mor-
c!lant-ailoat, sails to-day from this harbor for
European port, having OIL board ono Of tho
largest cargooa of wheat tllat eyor left this or
auY othor port. Built by !" Old " Vanderbilt, as
a stoa1nslip, found too costly iu consumption of
coal ever to 10 mado profitable. and then pro-
peutod to tho United 6tatos Government and
iittod ont for war purposos, sent to follow tho
Alabama, which slio did at very Bafo diBtances;
noxt sont to tho paoiiic, IN company with tho
monitor A1onadnocls, she lay up III naval hoBpi-
tai, until Unole Sam concluded to Holl her,
which ho did. Since then she has been robnilt,
one might say, maao as strong US wood and iron
could woll nuke her, changed into sailing
ship, namod tho Three Brothers, for her owners,
AIcssrs. lIowos, loaded with wheat and IL ready
for sen; ono Of tho llandsomost sllpB tint over
Bat, like biloxi swan, in tho walor; ono Of tho
most beautiful spoclnens OF architecture that
over fpated Oil tho billows. Sho will oroato
sensation whoroyor 6he nlay appear, not merely
because Of llor groat size and length, hut bc.
cauHe Of tho beauty Of her lines, hor rig. and
fixtures generally. She will spread somo 15.000
yards Of canvas, over 1000 yards being In hor
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Iler matnmaat IL over
% feot, main.yard 100 feet, and all things else
about hor In proportion. She III commanded by
Capt. Cummings, lately Of tho Young Amerca,
aud overy Californian wishes her good fortune,
Rhort passage, speedy return, honor to hof
commander, fortune through her to hor owrars,
aud glory to tho nation that cla1r.a les,
, 1873-10-31

From the 1tpo itepHt!ic8 {.Hfttto) scp&, 70.
During tho first wcek Of this month, n most
unfortunate and tragical occurrence excited so
cIety in tho City OF puobla. It was tho result Of
ono Of tl,oao Insane troaus oallod love and ro-
nance, and in the preBolit case caused the doath
Of two eRtimablo persons. 4 young. otticor of
tho Federal army. OF excellent social standing,
had been engaged to beautiful young lady Of
tho boBt society III Puobla; before she would
consbnt to tho consummation Of tho contract,
she required of ller lover that he Should, leavo
the army and onter upon somd other pursuit.
Tho fatllor Of the offlcor, n citizen Of Quate-
mnla, bought an hacienda noar Cordoha, md
settled Tho young nan upon It; anil, nfter hay;;
ing all things arranged, ho visited puobla, and
olaimel tho hand Of Ills aftlanco. Hho, IN the
meantime, had been wooca and won BY nnothor,
to whom rllo was then also engaged. Upon tho
first visit of tho tlrat lover, Hlo informed him
that lor lleart had undergone chango; the
passionate loyor became frantic, and upon lcav-
ing, told llcr that ho would call tho lsoxt day,
aud, II sllo poralstod ho would kill htmsolf i'll
her presence. 1io called tho noxt day, was per-
sistentIy refused, III tho presence Of hor nothor
wlarouron l,o drew a royolyor aud exclaimed
that tho love which WAS not for him should not
10 oujoycd by another, mud fired at hos heart,
but Bho roso and received tho ball III hor aDdo'
mcu llo then alat himself. Tho insane assas-
eiu died the saMo afternoon, mud bis victim
closed her existence OIL tho third day.
, 1873-10-31

little leadon so1diera, which are 40 conetructod
that, boirg placed upon thoir fcot, thoy provo
top-hoavy inntantly, turn ovor md statld on
their hoala. French childron atylo theBo play
and yo,1 ca,l un1oratand how rilicnous anell a
nickname rendered tho Prince, who, w!,onoyor
le wab started OF upon my military mission,
wqs inevitably recalled Just in tho nick Of time to
It seem a tRt r1n, o was tn rnRnE on p9aSo
ridiculous, aud they oagorly seized upon tho
opportunity offered for a laugh or snocr by tho
nickname Of tho Prince, and it bocamo m ae-
ceptod idoa that ho syaa coward. This in,-
proealon gained ground from tho fact that when
challenged by tho Duke d'Aumalo, aomo years
sinco to fight n duel, md having lot i appear
that ho would meet tho Duke, tho Prince re-
ooivod tho 1mperal mandate to rofratn, clso
there would be m immediate cutting of Of tho
liberal pension which then enabled tho Princc to
rovel III a very Capuan cxistonco. spont nmong
tho lending members Of tho de'ni-monde.
, 1873-10-31
The Congressional Get
OF tho Trip.

FROM the 81. L0Nt8 UlaRdtch, Qc{. ~,
Tho Congressional excursion party. lust oycn-
Ing, returned from their 1ato excursion to tho
Louu etsr state, a1ld arc now comfortably quar-
tered at tho Planters'. Tho following galt0uaon
coiat:into tho party.
rho I:tn. Glenni ". scotlell Republican Con-
Rrts:saan-tt.Largo fron ronnsy ylyari,.; tho
Ecl. jutn u. Storm. Democratic iAe,nboE from
t!,s Eleventh District Of peunsylyania; Judge
Quits, Eopublcan member FROM tho Erie DiH-
trius; the Hon. J. s. Smart, mombur-elect from
tho Troy. District Now York; Col. u. Wilaon,
Democratic molnbor from West Virginia Con.
r. II. .. Young, Democrat, from Goorgia tho
Hon. Alexander White, Independent, from Ala-
bama; lsoprosentatiyes Asa Hodges, Democratic,
Tho party loft st, Louis OIL Friday morning
lust, aud proceeded az fur South as Dallau Tex
az. Tho intention was to proeeod to the Gulf OF
Mexico aud onjoy tho hospitality Of Galveston,
but the preyalenoe Of yollow fovor caused tho
exouraionists to change their programme. On
tho trip South, aud returning, every opportunity
was Afforded thon to obtain d fair idoa OF tho
vast mineral wealth Of Missouri.
Tho chief objcet iu yiow was to giyo the ex~
.oursionlats al opportunity to carefully Wow tho
, 1873-10-31

eio1s ono hour, David Eads, atot two dayH, Mrs.
Eads {1nothor Of Dsyid)t aielt oglt lloure, Mrs.
Nancy J. Eada, aiok ono hour; aon Of Nancy J.
Enda, 4 years old, sick throo houra !; daughter Of
Nnroy ]: Eads. yoara old, sick throo hours;
infant child Of Mrs. Scott, sick four llorrn
Mrs. Ea!ls (wifo Of Horny 1lads), eiok ono dny;
Mrs. Nancy J. Eala wna tahon with tho dsoaso
while on tho way to tho bnrying ground with
tho romains Of two Of hor clllIdron aud her
mothor, and diod in ono hour.
Out OF ilftcon cages reported, twolvo lavo
provon fatal. Physicians arc at q losa to give
any explanation for tito dlHoaso, ard NIL Its
symptoms arc 30 Hmar to those OF cholera
that thoy have almost unanimously decided that
1t Is this disease Which has torribly afflicted tho
people Of Polk Township.
, 1873-10-31
Smith nnd JOhnsOn--HnOyv Th0y Kan
IRivnl Stage Lines,

In Utah Territory tlore were two rival stage
lines, one run by a man named Smith, and an
other run by q man named johnson. Tho COM
petition was 10 great that at last both limos car
ried people for nothing, and gavo them premi-
,,ms besides. Smith offered FREQ rides aud a
Barlow knife to eauh passenger. johnson Of
forod boiled shirt. Smith saw that, and went
ono bettor by giving Pound Of noi9gna Ere
and copies Of Watts hynlB. Smith aliea,
and offered oil of Johnson'ee premiums
Of tooth-ploks to each man. Dut
Johnson took al! tue travel BY paying tho old
debts Of each passenger and dooding him q
cemetery lot. A1nith turned tha. tide immedl-
atoly lo hiH direction by giving each fellow pair
Of mules, church pow, aid 1,600 shares Of
stock in tho paaiao Railroad. Then johnson
datcfnlned upon his master stroko., Hc wont to
Brigham Young aud got special dlspsnsAtion,
and then lie oaered to marry. ~ tho ~omen who
rode in bis etagas. to take Al tho men Into part
nershjp, and to give gum rings to a|l tho babies
Smith wRa brokhp up, and had to aell out aud
abandon tta bpalpesa, johnson now has 1,42o
Tiyea, l,6Q pAxtneFs aud 10 IN indebted to an
Indis rppper Waq for ai1 bushels Of gum rings.
puE hl ktllsa sm!sh and b. u NOW happy'-afa~
AdhT