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1t does look sometimes as though the
Creator OF the world had hand in it's af-
fairs. We fuss, fret and fear that every
thing is going to ruin, but somehow as
the years jog quietly on, problem after
problem is solved, and humanity makes a
gain.
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From we'll known City Druggist

Radical Cure. This preparation is the most success
fu of any remedy sold by me for the treatment
and In severe cases of Chronic Catarrh has effected
some remarkable Very respectfully,
II. L. HICKS, A Harrison Avenue.
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From Cambridge Druggist

Having the past three months had an unusual de-
m,nd for catarrh remedies, i have found that San
tords Radical Cure is the leading article i'll cry
OF the word, my sales being for ii one dozen
to one bottle OF any other remedy.
March / $50. ii. S. RARTLETT,
Harvard SnMArc. Camhridge.
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From an old Cape Ann Druggist

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am happy to inform you that Sanford's
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i'll may is performed by the use of one
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Please send me another supply.
Respectfully yours, ANDREW LEE.
Manchester, Mass, April B. 49,.
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AT a Probate Court held at Belfast within and for
the County of Waldo, on the second tuesday OF
January, a. ID. 1876.
MARY f. GILMORE, widow of Edward Y Gil
As1 more, late of SearSport in said County OF
aldo, deceased, having presented petition tor au
allowance from the personal estate of said deceased.
Ordered, That the said Mary +. give notice to all
persons interested by causing copy of this order to
be published three weeks successfully in the Kcpub
lican Journal printed at Belfast, that they may ap-
pear ut Probate Court, to be held at Belfast within
and for said County, on the second Tuesday OF
February next at ten of the clock before noou and
show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of
said petition should not be granted
W1I NJ. RI ST, Judge.
true copy Attest-B. Z. FIELD, Register.
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Centaur
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A South Carolina paper is conducting a
vigorous crusade against life insurance,
which it stigmatizes as gambling against
God
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A little girl of Phineas Steward Of SkoWhe-
gan was dangerously burned last week by its
clothes taking fire from stove. 1t was in
room alone at the time. There is but little
hope of its recovery.
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Administrators Sale.

NyllL be sold at auction by virtue Of iccncr
w from the Court OF Probate for the County of
Waldo, on Monday, the fourteenth day Of February,
A. d. 1876 at ten of the clock in the torenoona at the
house of j. d. Lamson in Freedom much of the
real estate of George o. Clement late OF Nlontyle,
IN said County, deceased, irtestate as will produce
the sum of one thousand dollars for the payment OF
said deceaseds just debts charges of administration
and incidental charges said real estate consists of
the homestead of said deceased.
IS J. d. LAMSON, AdIur.
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NS-Usc SANFORDS JAMAICA GINGER, supe
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CATARRH.
Eastern Druggists Recommend
Saniord's Radical Cure for
CatarTh as the best and
only remedy giving
universal sat
isfaction.
from the Drug Examiner OF the Bos-
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ton CUSTOM House.
SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE has proved so uniform
y successful in the treatment of Catarrh that now
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rior TO preparation before prepared for this
disease ISAAC T. CAMPBELL,
Druggist, Broadway, South Boston,
And EXumiucr of DRUGS. Z. Z. II
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Commissioners Notice.

WE the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Hon. VIM. NJ. Rust, TO receive and exam
inc the claims of creditors to the estate of Furber
loung, late of Palermo, deceased represented in
solvent, do hereby give notice that six months are
allowed to said creditors to bring in and prove their
claims and that shall attend that service at the
dwelling house of Fred Young, the administrator, in
said Palermo on the fourth Saturdays of March and
June next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
JOHN GREELY,
HIRAM I. BLACK,
JOHN L. PERKINS.
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Meal CrackedC0r

Enn Bags of Meal and Cracked Corn ground
CNIO from Old Yellow Corn, for sale at Lane 8
Wharf. o. LANE.
Jan -, 1S1G.-3w2s
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Sanford Steamship Company,

vI'HE STEAMER KATAHDIN, Capt. RON, will
IL make one trip per week to Boston leaving Bel
fast, Tuesdays at O'Clock, T, NJ, and Boston Fri
days at O'Clock, r. NJ, arriving At Bellast 9ttur
day morning Freight taken as usual.
u, LANE, Agent.
Ian.t-t 1870.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-05
THE CAPITAL.
-
Coke 52, Ireland 80, Hancock rs,
SiOckdale 4.
Coke Gains Five Votes Since First Bal.
lotand Eleven Moro Wanted.
-
A f"ir Days work Ia Hath Rranches
ofihe Legislature when the Heat
ofthc Senatorial Contest ~
Considered.
THE CAPITAL.

AUSTIN, May 1, -Senate. The Judi
eiary Committee No. | reported bach
without amendment the bill regu,
latlng the licensing az attorneys. -'''
Mr. Motley of Rusk, presented d
memorial for local option.
The bin for the revision, digest and
publication of the civil aud criminal
laws OF the State was recommilled
after adopting the amendments of the
committee.
The bill amending tho penal code,
introduced by Mr.. Ledbetter, of Fay.
cite, was adopted, when the Senate
proceeded to the House to ballot for q
United States Senator.
The ballot stood Coke 50, Ireland 80,
Hancock % aud Stoekdalo 4 The
friends OF Governor Coke were anx,
ious TO proceed with the balluting, but
the opposition carried a motion to i'd.
journ.
House; Mr., McOulstiau, of Lamar,
presented petition asking for the
better definition Of the homestead ex,
emptlon.
The resolution OF Mr. Pierce, Of
Rockdale, instruotiug the Judiciary
Committee TO inquire what legislation
Is necessary to enable the county and
district clerks recently elected TO quail.
ify, was adopted.
The optien bill OF Mr.. McCuistian,
of Lamar the bill Of Mr.. Baker, ol
Pamela, regulating the carrying Of
deadly weapons, and his bill repeating
the civil rights bill of 1878, which goe,
beyond that Of Congress- were adopted
Mr.. Rust, Of Guadalupe, presented 0
resolution providing Tor the election o.
county clerks in counties Of elght
thousand Inhabitants or less---one CLERK
to discharge tho duties OF both tn,
county and district clerk.
Mr.. Marshall, of Smith Bill pro
viding for u general law under which
institutions of learning may be incor
porated,
Mr.. Watson, of Freestone--l'ill reg
ulating the transportation OF freighti
over public highways.
Adjourned to meet in joint session.
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TELEGRAPHIO NOTES.

The wires were interrupted by heavy
lightning last night, hence the meagre-
ness of press reports,
Central Pacific train ditched near
Salt Lake Junction this morning, kill.
ing the engineer and fireman.
Two hundred and nine thousand dol
lars of the three hundred thousand dol
lars shipped on the Schiller has been
recovered 10y wreckers.
Benjamin Il. Bowles, of the firm OF
Sam Bowles Il Co., OF Paris, died this
morning, aged forty'three years.
The appropriation of twenty thou
sand dollars, for enabling French
workmen to attend the Centennial
Exhibition, has been revoked.
James McDermott, aged twenty
wears, stabbed and instantly killed
John Crawford, aged forty years, In
Philadelphia this morning.
Bristow is looming up, and hi;
friends claim to have very encourag
ing information in regard ~ his pros
poets at Cincinnati.
A private dispatch from Houston
SAYS the Grsys OF that city won thu
first prize. The Lamar ri files will no
leave for home until tomorrow.
The original Kansas grasshopper'
are very numerous In parts OF Mis-
souri,, aud farmers anticipate a com
plete failure of crops II they do no
soon depart.
Miss Lucinda Sutton, second daugh
ter of William Stton, of Carroll, Ill.
aged about twenty years, died suddeni.
of hemorrhage. She was corps
within an hour after the attack. i
was sad bereavement.
| A report submitted to the Ne'
York Underwriters' Association state
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HAITIAN REVOLUTION.
Tragic scenes nj Port.au,Prlnee Dur
Ing the Flight OF Dominque,


NEW YoRlt, May 4. Tho latest nd.
Vices from Hayti are up TO the 2ith OF
April. The people Ia the southern
portion OF the island favor General
Salaman for President, and those OF
the north are for General Canal, who,
however, desires TO be elected In the
legal way.
Dominique, the lato President, was
escorted to the wharf during his flight
from Port-au.Prinoe, by the Spanish
Consul, aud while under his conduct
received a severe bayonet wound In
the thigh.
AS Ramean, the new President, was
being escorted by the French Consul,
the sou Of Monplasies Pierre stepped
up TO him and said, "You shall not
escape, for | shall avenge the blood OF
my father, whom you massacred on the
third OF May last year" aud then shot
him dead on the spot. His body was
thrown aside and left unburied for
thirty.six hours.
General Lerquet, In command Of the
troops at Port.au.Prlnce, was shot MS a
traitor, aud the wife OF the Haytian
admiral, Madame DeJole, with Mad
anne Elsis Nord, were arrested, chained
and confined In prison ut Cape Hayti
Madame Ramean, wife OF the muir.
dered President, escaped to Jamaica
on the steamer Thunderer, carrying
with her eighty thousand dollars Sc
cured from the Dominique party, who
We're shipping 1t on board OF Spanish
schooner. The administration Of
Dominique has cost the Haytian gov.
ernnIent nine million dollars.
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|
his Intentions 20 assist Conkllng In
this way, Quite notable instance OF
this occurred last week. Samuel l..
Anable, u local politician OF Lynch
burg, Virginia, who came originally
from New York, WAS nominated as
Pension Agent for Virginia, Vice l.. II.
Chandler, who committed suicide 70.
Gently, A..
Anable was known AZ y pronounced
supporter OF Conkling and M all tho
olliceholders aud leading Republicans
about that quarter Of the state are
warm friends OF Blaine, this nomlna-
ton naturally made considerable atlr
among them. II was declared 20 be u
substantial announcement that the adj
mlnistratlon was for Consllng, and
there was q lively interchange of tele-
grams between Lynchhusg aud Wash.
ington for a few days. Blaine seems
to have been strong enough 10 check
mate Conkllng, anl on Saturdayiit
became known that the President had
withdrawn Anable's name. James
ID. Brady, OF Norfolk, h the man the
Blaine crowd want put In, but II re-
mains TO be- seen IL their wishes will be-
regarded. a, u4pdlh bahuq1
Tue effort of the Huntington party
10 steal "a march on the Texas Pacific,
has brought the friends of that pr 4
Jeot forward again, aud nn effort will
be made "Wednesday To yet the House
Committee TO report athe scott. bill.
II IL claimed that the bill can easily DO
passed In tho House. now, l'but there
smuoh reason 10 think there Ia little
basis for this coulldout opinion and
II IL even very questionable " tile
Committee Gan be- induced to report
at all. The blll granting an extern
sion OF time for the completion of
the road will be agreei TO, hut IL not
Pikely anything more VIII be done.
The miserable trickery OF the Central
lacillc lobby recently has done much
good work for tho very project II was
designed to kill, and has openedathe
eyes of many OF the members Of the
House to the real purposes OF tho
Huntington party. IL has hardly, how
ever, changed the conviction Of many
OF the warmest friends of the bill that
1t would be imprudent in a political
polnt OF view TO pass 1t at this session.
However mistaken this Judgment may
be-, there Is reason to think II controls
the action OF both the committee and
the House. and II VIII be surprise to
every one II the committee consents to
report the bill, although II Is conceded
that u clear majority are favorable
TO II. ~ a6i So aGAi39 aaip
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BLACK HILLS.
Great Scarcity of Food Throughout
the Hills.

Great Scarcity of Food throughout
the nils.
OMAHA, Neb., May A recent ar
rival from Custar City says great
scarcity Of food exists throughout the
Black Hills; sugar, 40 cents per pound;
bacon, so cents; corn, so cents; flour,
500 per sack in Gustav City. He says
the road from Fort Laramie to Gustav
is strewn with wagons belonging to
parties who had been attacked by In
dams. On the 10th of April the latter
party came up within one hundred
yards of Custer City aud ran Off thirty
head Of horses.
On Sunday last four children OF
Patrick DooheD, living seven miles
west of Scribner, Neb., We're poisoned
by eating berries OF the woody night
shade. One has died; the others are
seriously i'll.
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BRIsTow.
Tho C,v,I service novemea. In iowa.

The civil service movement In Iowa.
DAVENPORT, Ia, May "a special
to the st. Louis Republican says the
second meeting OF the German Inde-
pendents of this city was held this
evening. About forty were present.
Henry fischer, Of the German Demo-
crat, presided. A long series Of resolu-
lions, calling for special resumption
civil service reform, etc., were adopt
ed. An executive committee was also
appointed to APPOINT subcommittee
and perfect county organization. The
movement Is In favor Of Bristow.
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TWO HUNDRED MILLION.
Ramon from ,ne con,.,oeA Lode.

Baliion from she Con,stock Lode.
SAN FRANCISCO, May BIN refer
ence TO erroneous statements hereto
fore published concerning the gold and
silver production Of the Comstock lode,
In many of which the bullion product
OF the State of Nevada has been cred
tied TO Comstock, the Bulletin pub
lished editorially carefully collected
estimates, which show the total bull.
lion product of Comstock from Its dis
covery to the beginning Of the present
year In round numbers, two hundred
millions, Of which eighty millions are
gold.
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The Chicago Times remarks that the
serious question Of the hour Is: Will
the coming man steal?
The Milwaukee News calls Grants
administration one grand round of dis.
sipatlon-a tremendous spree.
The Cincinnati Times alleges that In
the Indiana contest Orth will make
metaphorical mince meat out Of Ole
e-jeans Williams.
Judge Pettis, Of Crawford county
has consented to be q candidate for
the Congressional Republican nomi-
nation In his district.
Mr.. Washburne telegraphs from
Paris that he will not be o candidate
for Governor Of Illinois. His FRIENDS
now talk Of running him for tns
Senate.
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"BIue.jeans,, clubs are being organ.
lied In Indiana. OF course they mean
Williams. llH. -,
The Buffalo Express notices that
uthoughtful Republicans are calling
attention to the fact that the real
nroblem for the Cincinnati Conven-
| lion Is not who can be nominated@
but who can be elected ~ ediafies
Field Marshal Halstead, Of the Gin
c,nnati Comm rciaI, is still explaining
some of those '.copferences." He says
the newspapers don't seem to get the
hang OF the thing, as they persist In
calling them conspiracies. E
The New York World is Of the opin-
| ion that BIaine's oratorical securing
has put him ahead In the race, and
will keep him there unless Bristow
will condescend to drop his top-lofty
Kentucky style and admit that Q man
may allow himself to be investigated
without thereby necessarily forfeiting
his self-respect. Es9' '.tt
Ifit has no other merit, this compli.
ment from the New York Sun Is at
least neatly expressed: "Ihe name OF
Samuel ], Tilden steadily grows
brighter and brighter 10 the list OF
those who aspire to be nominated as
the Democratic candidate for Presi-
dent. and very strong candidate and
} q very worthy President he would GER
} tainly prove. $1,000 .se,hss ais
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THE CAMPAIGN.
CALIFORNIA; Republicans 10 Not En-
dorse tho Administration,

SAN FRANCISCO, May 4,-The Repub-
lican State Convention appointed w.
b. VanHorton, j. II. Forster, J. b.
David, A. X. Hines and ]. w. Scott to
complete the delegation to the National
Convention. The proxies Of delegates
to be held by the delegates only. The
Convention did not pass the usual reso-
luton endorsing the administration.
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MARKETs by TELEGRAPH.


Npw Yoax. Nav a.--!Monay Bfet por cent
rnsioms reeeinIs. slliOOO Primu meicantile
pepsr, ilscS0 Dor cent. Assistant Tfensifer
iishursod s5li,O00. ClearIngs s21,QV0 DOD.idat
.,ght is,sl. = $500 - ~ TfT'4ii-FYlT
coupons of 1881, l22gS; do 1866 llils, do 1865
nav, ligfM do 1881, I2i: do iS0S, l23ls: new So,
il7is, lO.I0s, regular, Il7Ja; do oou pons, llS9t
cnfrrreency III. l2J. ~ '''fs'
clold oponed dull Mt li234daIi2I,. Carrying
rntes 10 4 D cent. u0vernmonts steady.
railroad botds quiet aud Arm. state secor-
tiles steaay' STOCKS opqhse lrissu'prs4 li3a
Commercial. 4aFafs,y
AZ. I,ouIs. May A. Hemp nothing doing,
rianr duli. FAli g,inarllna So OOsg 81, extra
"a gSiinl ~ Xxx Al lLGss 30. XXX 81 OOCl6 80.
Wheat notiye ana flTiner. No, q fan 81 80.
Corn active and armer; No. mixed 40
5lize cash. iiCqIls4c May. Oats held higher;
SMiii,vnss5tG. 81 OO@i oil. Rye dull. Whlsky
s S1rr oi ~ n 70 nrima do "nniry store VA
o. ltasss n,,l,it M XXI h,,xe uay niaber:
ar, ~ * sInoIoa, slo Oo,aiS M. pork flrner:
lp,i,nmi ,apa ~ s5l E1' nry sail menis--firiner
ssa,,ng mi natning doi,,et onotsd III 7s1ctiiMa
ilaIn' Baeon firmer Al Wsaass4c and ialS(s
-ii5fscc' Iay,i nome nfferipF sD9'f y
| BALrIMaaE, May 9.--Oorn Arm mud fairly
av rnIr. me Mnyi - Fiour auiot. Wheat ac-
tive and arm. and held higher; No. a spring
hiuher. M 2 Use gpOt 40 June, Oats fairly
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that out Of eIghty.sIx million dollars
worth OF properly destroyed during the
past year there was tiny million dol.
lars OF II caused by the lncendlarles'
torch.
The body ola male Infant was found
In the river at the foot OF Delaware
street, Leavenworth, Kansas, by a
number OF boys, II was fully developed
aud about week old.
Immense quantities OF grain have
been contracted for 70 move East dur.
Ing the present fall In frelghts between
Omaha and the East In consequence OF
the war between fast freight lines,
The Porte has heen automatically
cautioned against armlng the Mahom-
metan population In the insurgent
provinces, owing 10 the danger Of n
Wholesale massacre OF Christians.