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a DEMOCRATIC PEN-PICTURE OF EI
SPEARER BLAINE.

In series Of sketches Of Public Characters in
Washington, the New York Worlds correspond
ent gives pen portrait of the republican leader,
which is of interest as The work of political op-
ponent:
Judging by the number of people who ask
GLOW does Blaine look I" the gentleman from
Maine must be considered one of the most impor-
tant men in Washington. He is not by any means
commonplace in appearance, and yet it is not easy
to give one who has never seen him a fair idea of
him. He is in the prime Of life and the full flush
Of health. He is undoubtedly above the middle
height, and yet he is so compactly and strongly
built that he does not seem tall. The popularity
and while it presents a good breadth across the
shoulders, II is almost as deep through from chest
to back. Upon this powerful trunk is set large
and well developed head, with full, handsome
and expressive face, on which is legible the conf
dence which comes IRON conscious ability and
confined success. The crown of the head is just
touched with badness but there is still abundance
Of hair to serve TO set off the countenance. The
eyes are keen and bold, and when the brows lower
and the lines OF she face wrinkle around them,
the expression is lhat of an animal on the watch.
The lower part OF the face is covered with full,
neatly trimmed gray bearo, in which the trace of
ITS original dark colC- may still be detected. Mr..
Baine's favorie attitude in repose is not q very
peculiar one, and yet he contrvss to throw much
that is Characteristic into it. He has habit of
| sitting with his feet well under him, his body
thrown forward, his elbows on his desk his short
neck sunk down into his shoulders, and his face
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corruption for which it Is in sense re-
sponsible, and also stands up in conscious
honesty and dares 10 do right by oppos-
ing the efforts of the opposition to cripple
all the departments of the government by
reducing appropriations, ,.under the curse
of economy, it is hopeful indication OF
honest government Ihats sounu
platform.
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gathered into watchful, cunning look. There is
Something about him at such times suggesting
bronzed lion on pediment. He appears to be
gathering himself for spring and you instinct
lively feel that his propensity will be to retreat dis
couraged if he misses his first jump. When he
rises to speak you are at once impressed with his
wonderful vigor. vitality, nerve, power. He is
quick, agile and strong in his movements, stepping
backward and forward in the aisle as argument
leads him III aggressive movements towards his op-
ponents persuasive efforts with his friends. He
treads lightly but firmly; his gestures if studied,
became second nature to him long ago, and are
now made with unconscious grace and strength,
and he emphasizes point with either hand in
way that would indicate some practice with the
boxing gloves. His style of speaking is clear,
rapid and vigorous. The magnetism OF his au-
dience and the spirit of the occasion thrill and en-
kindle him and he dashes mpetuonsly on IN his
argument. Not little of his influence Is due to
his rich, manly voice, which he pours out until 1t
fills the hall OF Representatives without utering
false tone or giving infection that would be
out of place in a conversation with friend.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-03-29

Mr.. A. Alexander agent for b. o. & G. c..
Wilson, of Boston writes 81 have never been
SO fully satisfied with any article for toilet use as
| am with your Forest Tar Soap. 1t is perfect
shaving soap, yielding a rich white lather that
does not dry upon the face, and leaves 1t soit and
after shaving. 1t is the best article for the skin
ever used" II your druggist does not keep 1t,
send 35 cents to the Forest Tar Co, Portland, Me-,
for a cake 29-t&wlw.
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a CARD.

To all who are suffering from The errore and in
ui>crelions OF youth, nervous weakness, early de-
C ~, loss OF manhood, &c, viii send recipe that
will cure you, FfEE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send selfaddressed envelope to the
REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station d, Bible House,
New York CITY. marl5-sn- teOd&w3m
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naiIu Nmnebee sownal
AUG u n II A.
rnursDAY MORNING. Mar. 80, 1879
Railroad Meeting.

:, meetinr of interested citizens Of Augusta
,sla at the Mansion House, in said city, OF
IN. 18Th day of March, instant, the undersigned
were chosen committee to call public meeting
Mt Granite Hall, in Augusta, on Thursday, Marci
so,b. 1876, at O'Clock, P. NJ, to consider the i'm
,,o,tsnce and advantages of the contemplated rail
road from Quebec on the st. Lawrence in. Canada
to the seaboard at wiscasset in Maine; and to fur
ther consider whether the present time is net mos
favorable to commence the enterprise.
The public generally, and the citizens ofAugustf
and towns on the contemplated line of the road in
particular are invited TO assemble at the time and
place mentioned and participate in the dehoefa
tions Of the Meeting. Gentlemen from localities III
terested in the enterprise will be present an" au
Grcss the meeting, and the following gehueinen
from Canada have been invited, ana nave s'ehhou
their scceptance of the invitation to be present Sir
Narcisse Belleau, Ex.Gov. Province ol Q'eoe',
Hon. Attorney General Augers, Hon. Provincial
Secretary Chaplain, His worship Mayor OF 2neoee'
His worship Mayor of Lewis, r. Dobell, Andrew
Thomnson cunningham London, and Larochelle
& Scott.
COMMITTEE TO CALL MEElING
Augusta : ii. A: DEWITT,
J.P.WYMAN,
Il. +. PILLsBURY
IRA d. STURGIS,
!. W. NORTH,
W. NJ. THAYER,
SAMUEL TIrCOMB,
DANIEL T. PIKE,
BENZ. F. CUsHMAN
Al STAPLES,
q. &. WHlTEHOUSE
ERAsTUs HASKELL,
JOHN DORR,
w. p. WHITEHOUSF,
j.. CRooKER.
Norridgeyock +. S. ID. LINDSEY,
s. b. CRAGIN
Anson :; WIN. ii. BROWN,
JOHN WATSON.
P;ncbam s. A. DINSMORE.
Mascow JOHN CARNEY.
Emhden {: o. II. MCFADDEN,
DAVID STEVENS.
West Waterve. D. F. TIFFANEY.
sidney Centre : S. N. WAIT,
GEORGE BOWMAN,
FRANK BOWMAN,
DANIEL HOATON.
ID. g. BOWMAN,
ADELBERT III. BAILEY,
ID. r. TOWNSEND,
NIB. WEBER,
l.. A. WEEKS,
+. A. FIELD,
sN H. A. BAKER.
SIDNEY /: SAMUEL CLARK,
&C. HAMLEs,
A
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Some live weeks since the mare OF Mr.. S. A. Niles
of this city, was badly cut and bruised by running
away and jumping down an embankment. Several
very bad flesh wounds made The Horse
Liniment, prepared by l.. IL. Titcomb of this city,
was applied, and it has been used during the dlsa'
bty of the runaway. Now the wounds are all
healed, and if the animal could speak it would give
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bee Journal Jan. e6th.
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flesh is heir to. Sold by all dealers in Medienes.
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The Yellow Centaur Liniment

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