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Maine Legislature
SENATE

Jan. eth.
In the senate acts To- provide further protcc-
non :" M inmates oitn.anc hospitals and guard
against errors IN commitment; to incorporate
an Industrial school for girls were read and
assigned. At net abolishng all discrimination
between male and female Suifrag,. in In. rlrr-
"uh u PRESIDENT and Nirc-Prcsidrni, and an
ACT r. AtlnS 10 fees Of clerks Of courts, were pre-
scented and referred. In the house there wcr.
presented and referred, act, 10 incorporats the
[ Portland Marine Insurance Company; 10 inror.
I'fa'" ule Maine Sportsman, Association: re-.
ihtnS {" steamboat frcighiing Dr,ler. were
passed. looking to providing hy law for county
conventions Of school committee, Of towns. 10
amend chapter -. Revised statues. relating IN
me adoption Of children; authorizing the com
ulitce on the insane hospital To consider m.
offer made by Mr.. Baxter Of Gnrham: amend
mfnt Of chapter Il. section 81. Revised statues,
providing tor a safe investment of sepa>it, in
savings banks amendment of chapter ~, sec
ton I. Revised Statues, bv striking ont ty..
days in Tn" clause relating 10 marriage ccrtif-
lrat"s. Bill, werc cngrusscd n follows An
at granting the PeuObscot aud LAKE Mcganti,.
Railroad Company further time 10 locate The
house insisted On it, former action on an order
ltiauhS 20 an investigation Of the management
ut state prison.
Jan. -
In the senate, numerous petition. wer. pre-
scented from various towns and elite, for beg, ,ia-
I'VE acton removing political disabilities Of
women Leave 10 withdraw was reported one Pc
parties, and legislation inexpedicnt on order
relating 70 account, after six months
he bill, 10 provide further protection 10
The inmates Of insane hospitals came up ON il
passage 10 b" cngro,sed. An amendment was
offered substituting Mrs. Packard bill for the
one reported by the committee which was laid
on the table and ordered printed.
:, Inc Senate rcceded and concurred with the
House on order providing for State prison In.
yestigation. "
Passed TO be engrossed-Act to establish The
Maine Industrial School for Girls.
he committee on finance report recommend
ing the approval of tho bond of : c. Hatch
state Treasurer elect.
In the House, presented and refcrred-A
large number Of petitions for women suffrage:
petition that all money for school purposes be
raised by direct taxation on all properly in the
state hable to taxation for other purposes.
orders passed-Looking to amendment. of
section 10, chapter 80, revised statutes relating
70 time oil killing moose; TO amendment of sec-
tlon chapter ll5, revised statutes relating to
mileage Of members of the Legislature and
councillors; 10 authorize towns to take lands
10 build soldiers monuments on, in same man.
her as for highways; 10 provide for semi-annual
payment TO towns of free high school money
An unfavorabe report was made on order
relating to railroad fence and favorable on ACT
To exempt cemetery lots.
Engrossed Act 10 amend an act to incorpo
rate the fenobscot Central Railroad Company.
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exclusive OF water and ItrtT- r,.-..1...f
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agent tp xNUeud sand a.-,.-r..r.-
Law.
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repairing the road therein lea..gf ....,.. .
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of one hundred and thlrtv-tSyo J.,lt.- .... +. ..
eight cents, being SIX mills tp.r acre ,..I g.. .
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-02-05

A NEW SHORE LINE ROAD IN MAINE
An important meeting of the directors
of the Boston and Maine. Knox and
Lincoln and Penobscot Bay and River
railroad companies was held in this
city on Wednesday, 2lst, at which the
subject of pushing forward the Bay and
River line to Bangor was full and favor
abiy,discussed. A committee has been ap-
pointed on behalf of the Boston and Maine
10 visit that section with a view of promo
ting the enterprise, and the arrangements
which have been perfected doubtless in
sure the establishment of another through
line between Bangor and Bos on. tapping
all the thriving communities along the
shore Of the Penobscot. boston, Paper.
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and The prayer of the women OF Maine, that the
present Legislature ould Immediately vote a
sum equal TO the amount offered by Mrs. Flagg
Mrs: hummer and Hon. Abner Coburn, for the
establishment OF an Industrial school at Hal.
lowell for the welfare Of the friendess little girls
oil the State, to the end that they may be saved 10
society and the state coirespondingly benehted
Inc resolutions were adopted.
Speeches In favor of woman suffrage,
we're then made by Hon. A. G. Blackwell
Of Boston. Rev. Mrs. Gustin of Mansfield,
Mass, Miss Mary +. Eastman, of Lowell.
Mass.
The President read letters from Rev. A.
Battles OF Bangor, and Mrs. Judge Dick
erson OF Bangor, endorsing the objects of
the meeting, and words of greeting were
received from the Woman's Suffrage Club
at Rockland.
The Association then adjourned finally.
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Mothers, Read This
a Cr eat BJes sia e


Mothers, are your little ones irctfulY And is
your patience almost exhausted in vain efforts to
please them can sympathxe with you. and can
tell you what will make your little child guiet
give II good appetite, and procure Tor il hour. OF
sweet, sound sleep.
Ny little girl Is two aud ha,f wears old: aud
during that time have not hal two consecutive
nights rest. she has been sick number of Times
and no one seemed To know what was troubling
her IL was hard 10 hear her it,te iret!uI crg aud
not know what 20 do tor her. doctored her Tor
worms; but !, did no good: and [ was nearly
tired OUT with sleepless nightz aud trouble f,r
some days.
l heard OF the NEGErtNE and determined to trv
u. IL mas proved a blessing TO me AMI my ella H..
III has cieansed from her stomach and bowels the
sores which kept gathering there. nd now si"
SLEEPS soundiy iroth her bedtime until very Iate
in the morning besides q long nap at midday
Her appetite * sOOdi and, In fact she Is ltAe a an,
terent child. uiten say, the true value ct this
medicine to me l. a dollar drop. Try IT, Cleanse
the humors from your children blood white they
are young Try Il. and You viii join with me IN
calling It great blessing.
MRS. ELLEN l.. tLAFF,
south Boston, July 10. i~.l. III Il. Tor
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1t was voted at meeting of the lin,
officers Oft First Maine Regiment al
Augusta, Thursday, to give grand mill
tary reception to Governor Dlngley in City
Hall. Portland, on February 26th, under
the auspices of the Portland Light Infantry
All the militia officers in the State are ex.
pected to be present.
Porter Weber of kennebunk, Is the
piucky man. The Times SAYS that last
Monday, he went into the woods alone To
cut logs. He cut of a hard pine tree about
foot In diameter; as it fell it partially
lodged in another tree and this threw the
trunk SO that it struck Mr.. Webber,s Ieps
knocking him down and falling across his
legs SO he could not rise. His right leg
below the knee was broken in two pIaces,
While the left leg was jammed. After
much labor he dug the snow awav until he
released his legs. He then thought to drag
himself home, but this he found he could
not do The next thing was to reach his
axe. crawl to some small cut tree with
crotches of sufficient height from the
ground to answer tor crutches. With the
ald OF his clutches he commenced working
ms way home, used the jammed leg as
best he could. At | o'clock. about four
hours after he broke his leg, he reached
within some ten rods of his house and
succeeded in arOusing his family, who
came to his assistance. When he arrived
in the house he was pretty thoroughly
chilled but not frozen, although the day
was very cold.
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Chi1drem often look Pale and Sick
from no other cause than having worms in the
stomach.
BROWNS NERMIFUGE COMFIrS
will destroy Worms without injury 10 the child,
being perfectly WHITE, ami free from all color
ing or other injurious ingredients usually used in
worm preparations.
CURTIS 4 BROWN, Projectors
No. 2I5 Fulton street New York.
. sold by druggists aed Chemists, and dealers in
Medicines at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Box
spnoly2S
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CIRCULATION OF THE DrOnn

The circulation OF the blood is the lille OF the
body, aud ITS stopPage = death. We arc healthy
when tn" blood ClrCuiAtcs freely and interruption
preventing It's tree course Is the Commence mr ut
OF disease. BLOOD j. the life OF the flesh" Can
We expect to enjoy good health when bad or cor
rupt numors circulate it'll the blood causing
pain and disease and these humors being deposit
cd through the entire body produce pimples
eruptons ulcers, indigestion, CO@ttyCnCs-, head
ache. neuralgia rheumatism. aHd numerous other
complaints: No disease can be in taa body So tn.
out first being generated IN ID. blood: ami no dis
case can possibly he 10 the body II Ihc blood 81
pure. II is of great importance TO know what
medicine will purify and reuoyatc the blood. Grad
icaie the disease" renew vitality, mental AMI pay.
sically. and .In-t trc-h yISnr into all tuc vital
functions OF the body. THIS medicine Is the Veg.
etinc. the great bluod purifier.
IL extends it, Influence iHtp every p4tt Of tile
human organism, commencing with SEA iuuuIt-
tion; correcting diseased action. auI r.-.uria st-
tai powers, creating healthy formation AaI lu
r,hcaton o the blood. driving QUE ..i-ta-r X l,ly-
ing Nature TO perform lt- allotted tt.k
NEGErINE j. composed OF Roots. BtgAs & Herbs.
Ii IS very pleasant G." take, every chlll Itsr- h.
sold by an Druggists. luG
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PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE

when thing + couniericited, 1915 4 piool Of
Is excellence AMI popularity Ihe Peabody
Medical Institute l. a case in point. Founded m
good iai.h many years ago, and the only estal,.
lishment OF the Kind in the country, it, .ucca..
and ever-increasing popularity finally caused tho
name Medical lnsttulej 10 be pirajeI and a,iort.
ed by lot OF infamous quac Is, cmpirl and
bre'enders' VINO have been cudeayoriug to cheat
the PuOhc " sailing under stolen 49, The
founder OF the Peabody Medical In.titn,c can IN
no way be held responsible for this ,i-r,.. of the
name OF a reputable and wcll-knpwfi. rur.,tiv, ~.
adjustment aud legitimate medical in.fItutinn
which has bcon from the start -pcri1Ilv j.vgt..I
10 the treatment Of nervous dcranyt.3.nr. and at
iecVohs, from whatever cause proceeding. bur
ins W eAlstahcr tl"Ie havs been issued from id
several medical publications. ante r.ccnfj,, !,
a"or. on Diseases of the Nervous >.~tell. ,yhirh
nave hal almost Worldwide circulation and
popularity. These publications. surI..trrtl, 49,
the high character OF the Institution under y;h0se
patronage these medical works nave bren puI,Ii.h
Gu meantime u i gratifying 10 know that .ryr.
RAJ Oh the inpudcnt charIalaus, who have stolen
lts name t. cover their neiariou, practices. are
getting their deserts ia the penal institution. ~
the COMMUNICATIONS HERALD
sp no mo 5
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The bank examiner reports that there
are fifty-six savings banks in the State,
aud three banks of discount and deposit.
The charters of the latter class expire in
October, 1875. and probably renewal will
not be asked for The assets of the
savings banks. November 3D., 1873, were
sz9,55e,523, gain of s., 400, 100 over 1872.
The number of large depositors is increas-
ing. The whole number of depositors
during the past year was 81 ,39s. and the
average to each deposition 1928.
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The following nominations have recently
been made by the Governor for Hancock
ounty.
justices Of the Peace and Quorum. W. 6.
Heath, Penobscot, f. c. Chatto. Rrooks
Vile, S. II. Gray. Sedswick, c. j. Abbott.
Castine.
Trial Justices, Geo. V. Mills. Brooks
vile, VIM. Somerby, Ellsworth.
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A Source of Great Anxiety.

My daughter has received great beneat from the
use of NEGKriNE. Her declining hea III was u
source of great anxiety to all her friends. \ few
bottles OF the NEGEriSE restored her health,
strength. and appetite. y. n. rILpEN.
ins and Real Estate ACT. % Sears Building,
RostoH. Mass, June ). 1872
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Letter From the Capital.
AUGUSTA. Feb. ,.

AUGUSTA. / ED. ,.
TAXING Dogs
monon. ania to go for" the dogs.
seems to have suddenlylseized the House.
The descent upon poor Watch" and
Bose" and Tray" with orders, to have
them pursued, logged, waylaid, killed
outright, and exterminated, exhibit an
Unsuitable canine madness. quite as fearful
as genuine hydrophobia. A deal of barking
has been done. but it does not disturb the
law. Their execution will be deferred.
and another year OF respite will be given.
Petitions numerously signed. are being
presented. for bounty on wild cats and
loupcerviers, which will be favoraby re-
ceived. The destruction of sheep. which
these animals are causing. is very much
more than one would suppose. More
legislation relating to porgies, is prayed
Tor, and is needed; but an observation"
for ''these "a hours shows that the big
fish eat the little ones" and that the
Meters will be taken, in the steeep of the
seines. The first proposed change in the
school laws, is that State funds be dis
tributed to towns on the;basis of scholars
enrolled. The proposition is not very
Objectionable. could q fair enrolment be
secured. But, if the basis therefor. is to
be the school registers of teachers as they
are gpessingly made up. such basis is no
sure foundation, on which to right a
wrong.
INA wOMAN's CONVENTION.
Firstly, the speaker, Mrs. Houghton. of
Bath, made the mistake. so common to
female speakers. of appearing on the stage
dressed to death" having all those flashy,
and purchased furbelows, which no man
can name, or number. Her theme was
1.-The Turning of the Tide" She said.
1.-THE real woman question was not the
ballot, but social equality" She event"
for, and believed in, that first, and greatest
Of woman's wants-a husband-and hay-
ing captured.one, favored standing square
to the marriage laws and obligations"
Mrs. Houghton is pretty, and she knows it,
captivating. and knows that. She has
good voice. land recited her piece withou:
any prompting.
STATE PRISON.
A motion to substitute the Joint Com.
mittee, for the Special Committee. to in
vestigate affairs at the State Prison, wien
made, aroused deal of nlibustering in the
House. The Joint Committee exhibit
signs Of insurrection at having a Special,
to do. what they regard as their legitimate
work. During the discussion. some grave
charges were preferred against the man.
agement of that Institution. 1t was said
that instead of the Prison being self. |
supporting. it is estate Pauper.n
Whether there is any wrong inthe financial
a6airs of the Prison, Or not, things have
come to that pass, where an Investigate
will have to be made. The Wsrdep's re-
port, speaks well for the morals Of Han,
cock, there being In l29 convicts, but two,
from that county.
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The Wing says that Hon. W. Paine of
Bangor, State Tax Commissioner, has
visited Boston. Providence New Haven,
Albany, Trenton, and Harrisburg. He
will De at home by Saturday with a
large mass Of facts and information and be
ready to report by the second week in
February.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-02-05

Two of the most successful and best
paid editors in New York are women
Miss Mary L. Booth, of the Bazaar, who re-
ceives $4,000 a year, and Mrs. Mary E.
Dodge, Of the Hearth and Home. who has
a salary of $1,000. They are both very in
d ustfoas and capable.
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VOLUME 30.
fhirty Years Experience OF an
old Nurse.

/" hsiow's Soothing ssrup Is the
prescription of one of The bnst Tam 81 pbr.t
Slaas anu Nurses in the Uaited states. and mas
pesn uSei inr thirty years with never failing
SAteF anu success by millions OF mothers and
children, from The feeble infant of one yrrk mi
to the adult. IL oorrects aeidity Of the stnfnseh
REEVES wnh cone, regulates the bowels. and
child. We believe il to be the Best aad Sur.,st
Remedy in the World In all eases of DYSkN
Terry aud DIARRHEA IN CRlLDREN whnib
er II arises from Teething from any other
causes. Full directions for using will accompany
each bottle. None Genuine unless the simile
Of CURTIS Il PERKINS is On the ontside wrap-
per- Sold by all Medicine dealers. spaoly2s'
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RELIEF WAS IMMEDIATE


Very truly yours ions tAPfN
Boston, March 10 1879. 80. x IS Worcester -tstgc.
Price in large bottles which sr, r,trt. rl,.
cheapest. a.. small bottles. old aJyI. ST. ~yuf-
Ito II WcFt Aft many wn-ihlr-- limitations. br
SaFeiul l" ~ th' genuine which 81 prepared uuty
by CUTLER Bios co. succr--nr- 81 Reed t.rt
Ter \ Co, Wholesale DrugEI,j- f,r,f.r.f,r- fl..
M-,.t ~ '''~iHA f-AAia.i~t inlr spices.
- At't 't'' NiSf1r goods Tor family use
also tutlrr'- Extract OF Jamaica s-,n-,rui,b
S~ees Flag. pronounced the finest pf..pa4.,fI.,II'
-. 80 ''ah food One Quart
Tor One Cent shredded tAfragrt,.n f.r m tIT..
Mango, Cruel g., one Of the chen i5,..t -,,.i ,.,
Nc',Stou' a't.'1vN 81 I"o8 lt ~" world. \ lew
- S"i'' wa mat = Hihhcr dessert i1r a AIM
~, ana Tor invalid and chlllrrn !t &, unr.,ti5.I
Tut ~ IN package sufficient III make l5 gt,trt- :
Tor II cents.
sold by grpccrs and apotherarie.
t.Hp. 6tt COW
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ID L II l. O Nj n
AWARDED ny IHE
American Institute.
To ). w, MCKEE.
FOR
Introducing and Fluting Machines.

II Is ingenious and Will meet the want. IL &c
cry matron in the land" ~ 70 c' =
Exhibition of IsS1
san,,,ai a. ~, ~ -, Hccy. r. A. barnard, Pres
samuel - IIllman, Corresponding Secv
-, New York, November % Is-7
rms simple and ingenious Machine Il. az 1tei,.i
az the sewing Machine, and is fast beconling n,r
uiaI win ladies' IN ih' place of expensive Needle
"orh, lt5 work being much more handsome re-.
curing less time and not tenth part the ex.
pehse. No iaiy's toilet is now complete without
u. Machine with illustrated circular and fulI
silver plate for g.. IS " '' 1"
Address, The MCKEE MANUFACTURING co
llti Rrnallt,nr- ~. -
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Darts from the Devil, or ClDid I51Sed

a DOOR just Issued, exposing the .'PERsoN,I 81,
, INA. nave appeared In the New York Newspapers
e.i history and lesson. stylish Villains fuI.
eAPOsea. Advertisements from desperate
, men 70 beautiful women; Clandestine meetings.
low frustrated; The History OF the Goodrich
snkedy Inc result al personal" Dissertation
=. LnIng BROADWAY Statues. Exposes social
GOrropstOm. Sent on receipt OF 5uets addda-.
UNIQUE Printing House, &c vesey ST., Y.
me 0ech~ith $40 Probable Fan,tlx
WtnS Machine. on DO Days Trial.
NAM advantages over all. Satisfaction guaran,
teei, or s2o refunded. Sent complete, win fnil
directions. Beekwith Sewing Machine Co W
re New remedy Fer R1psure.-A mase
rmPostant Invention sold by the Elastic; Trn.s
TO-, NO. ~ broadway, n. Y. City. 1t retaIns
haptare absolutely in ease and comfort nigh, ns
Without am anv ZINES and under all circumstanees
should never be taken of during the sb"r. , ana
r;q uase Y effect permanent cure Sent by mani hs
oraer th;s nee Tee ANY Druggist or Physician viii
Ss' ''''S he" truss tor you without charge,
Sd no COW lyls
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Agents Wanted.
DR.. GARvIN'S Elixir or TAR.

is recommended Icy regular Medical practionars
anu speedy cure guaranteed for Colds Conohs
sumption and all Pulmonary Complaints Scrnt
uia, Eryilpeias, Dyspepsia and Gout Dysentsrr
era'inorbus, Cholera ana all liver and Lnrsi
complaints Kidney diseases and ali aiTertiors 81
ne orlnaI organs-perfectly harmIess-tTes tro, ~
Mlnerai or Alcholic roperies-pleasantt To tatn
am never known 70 ialPrice 81 90 per Rottle
tineates sent on application Addres l. +
hide Z CO.. l33 seventh Avenue Neyy ynrk
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nc AAOuSenOlO fanicea,
AND
Family Linimeni
Is 'he pest remedy in the world for TIE following
compIalhts VIZ; Cramps In the Limbs aHd SIom-
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