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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-04-19
NY Neighbours Garden.

| p to the border ot my small domain
vi! neighborS garden stretches wide and sweet
HIS roses toss against my window pane
His J"Nmln" wreathS my porch and doorway scat.
My threshold every Nav is carI,eted
Nllh pale pink petals from his peach tree blown
ms i3iIr-l lilac hits its plunly head
Pfo tn" easement where ! SIT alone.
Waking hear rs da.rns the morning light.
My nrighhor busy in his bOrdered walks
Noting the added beauties born of night
Pulling he weeds among his flower stalks
From early March when the brave crocus comes.
Ed@ing the beds with lines of blue and gold
TN the consong, kind chrysanthemums
Contend against the winters cruel snow
My nei%hbor tolls with wise and patient hand
Scarce pausng in his work for sun or shower
Evolving gradually from mould and sand
The germ the leaf. the perfect bud and flower.
rare magician he. whose touch transmutcs
Helped by the spritcs which rule the airs and
Dry dormant seeds and dark unlovely roots
10 graceful shapes and richest scents and hues
dis garden teens with glad and brilliant lives:
There wheel and dive the gauZy dragon flies.
Bees gather tribute for their distant hives,
And gray moths flutter as tine daylight dies.
ApWrow- and wrcns sing songs which need no
And over flower cups scarce more bright than
they
trcen- winged and scarlet throated humIning birds
Hang tlaneed with sweet, then whir and dart
AWAY
From branch 10 branch beneath my watching ewes
dis net 4 black and golden spider weaves
\Nd scores of MANY colored butterflies
W altI in and ont among the dancing leaves
My ucighbor in their mdst-thrice favored one
DrycS. plants. trains, weeds and waters patiently.
Studies the alchemy ot rain and sun.
Md works his floral miracles for me
For me- not one enjoys this Paradise
As |, within my overlooking room;
II is moi seen. even By the owners eyes,
vi oucp-the whole wide stretch Of growth and
bloom.
With sight and mind absorbed. he little thinks
How all his gardens sweetness drifts to me
How his rich lilies and his spicy pink>;
send incense mp 10 me continually.
lri still he labor> faithfully and long
My loneliness To brighten and be@uilc.
Asking tol all this fragrance, bloom and SOM
Not even the small repayment of smile.
Unconscious friend who thus cnrichest me
Long may thy dlrliugS thrive. untouched hy
blight.
luplagucd by worm or frost: and may there be
no serpent in thine Eden of delight.
and yet whose spirits faint with WEAKNESS.
Count not yonr work uuvaluod and unknown:
theercd by your toll. some silent soul may bless
The hand that strives not for itself alone.
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Jewels Of Thought and Devotion.
EASTER sONNTI

The lofty arches of the Gothic pile
\ storm Of mellow organ thunder took
lhc blaZumd prophets on the windows shook;
1hc lowcrdcc, d altar seem d one floral smile.
A> down the long and silent crowded aisle
All faces turnd in unison to look
Where bright ly altar front and sacred book
AzaliaS glowd pale lilies of the Nile
And all sweet blooms; and noble music rose
And then the preacher when the pray'rS were said.
Fold OF the resurrection Of the dead,
IN some far future time that man knows.
All, this while Wonder April robin clear
Flocaims the truth-how real and how near
\ wise man is never less alone than when he l.,
alonr Iswin
Er>jlc one deed of suilt how blessed Is snlt
less woe BnlWer lytton
Those who complain most are most to be com
planned Of Matthew Henry
That man lives greatly whatever his fate on
fame who greatly dies Young.
They are never alone who are accompanied by
mobile thoughts lSr p Sidney.
Grief L. the culture OF the soul it il the true
fertilizer Nine de GirArdn
l.tr is mol the supreme good but of all earthly
Itl~ the chiefs Guilt Schiller
he that lives alone lives in Danger. society
.'"nl~ many dangers Marcus Autonlotls
CopiousnesS and simplicity. variety and unity.
constitute greatness and character Lavatcl
Gentleman is Il term which does not apply to
ANY station bat Ia the mind and feelings il every
-ratlon [Iatourd
Gifts are like fish for vho is hot aware
that the greedy char is deceived By the fly which
he swallows Martial
it is no great misfortune 10 obI4. unaratetul
people, bu an insnpporlable one 10 be forced TO
ho under Obligations TO 4 scoundrcl Bailey
They thai stand hi.sh have many blasts to shake
illem and If they fall they dush themselves to
r'''er shakespeare.
Few spirits are made better BY the pam ana
l.nIsor of sickness as few great PILGRIMS become
eminent saints Thomas kempls
The READ gentleman should be temperate i'll
everything, at least in everything that depend,
upon himself in calria'r, temper construction
aims desires. Hare
man is thirty before he IA, ANY settled tho-ts
OF ll@ fortune: ii is mol completed before fifty
lie falls to- building m his old age. and dies by lhr
sane his house is III 4 condition IL be painted and
LACED brrcrr.
While We tv,.l that the lni4hriesi must weld to
'hr stern law of Necessity. We know that The very
uomruts which record the decay Of their ont y ard
'ftlue are sd many proofs and symbols that they
hail never really expire lTaltord.
God hath gwen To mankind Il common library.
h- creatures: lld 10 every man Il proper book
himself being an lDrid4ement Of al others. If
t.uu read with understanding. II Will make thce Il
tlrat iuI-trt ut philosophy and 4 true servant to
lh" div inc Anthor: il th"u but barely read, ii will
nt'tl>r Thee thy own wise man and the Authors
fool Quarl's
II is just 1t, true that one hall the world does
hot know what the other half thinks. as that one
Aalt doesn't know hoW the other half lives Moth
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The Presidents oallantry led him TO

The Presidents eallantry led him to
say to the st. Louis lawyeress when she
spoke Of being at his inauguration: "My
dear Miss Cozzels, in that case should
have kissed something else besides the
book" Next morning, says the Graphic,
MlS,llaycS was surpriSed,on looking from
the window, to see twenty seven tramps
crawl out of the straw back of the eXecu
tive barn and shake thcmselvc. Then
they came to the door and asked what
she was going to do about it. They were
divorce LAWYERS
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A Well-known member OF the Scottish
bar when a youth, was somewhat sharp in
his temper. He was once going to pay a
visit i'll the country and was making a
great fuss in his preparations. His old
aunt was much annoyed at all this hustle,
and asked, contemptuously 'Whar's this
you're gam, Robby, that We max sic a
grand wark about yer claes y The Young
man lost his temper, and pettlshly re
pied: ''fm going to the devil" Deed
Robby, then" was the quiet answer, ''ye
need ma be nice, he'll just tax We as We
are"
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1T CAN BE CURED.

TT can be cured. There is no doubt about it. Tie
i immediate relief afforded by SANFoRD's RADICAL
CURE FOR CATARRH is but slight evidence Of what
may follow persistent use Of this remedy. The
sages is removed with few applications the ulcer
alton and Inflammation subdued and healed; the en-
tire membranous Innings of the head are ceansed
and purified Constitutonally its action is that Of
powerful purifying agent, destroying in its course
through the system the acid poison the destructive
in cato al
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tn e
National Disease.
ISL DURABLE 2

TTNHOSE who have suffered from the various and
l. complicated forms Of disease assumed by Ca
tarrh, and have tried many physicians and remedies
without relief or cure, await the answer to this ques
ton with considerable anxiety. And well they may /;
for disease that can be mentioned is so uniyer-
sally prevalent and destructive to health rs Ca
tarrh Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs, and serious and
frequently fatal affections of the lungs follow, in
many cases, of simple but neglected Catarrh.
Other sympathetic affections, such deafness, i'm
paired eye-sight and loss of sense of smell, be
referred to minor but nevertheless serious results
of neglected Catarrh, bad enough in themselves,
lions of the thront and lungs likely to follow.
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

rs a local and constitutional remedy and is ap
l. piled to the nasal passages by Installation with
DIR. Sauford's Improved Inhaling Tube. which
companies each bottle free of charge; and internal
ly, or constitutionally where, by its action on the
coatings of the throat and stomach, it frees
the system from the poison generated by Catarrh.
Until this good result is effected permanent cure
can be made. Thus the united action of this remedy
is superior to all others or combinations OF others
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Mr.. Moody admonishes young ladies
against being Noked to unbelievcrs. 1t
must be Il terrible thing for Young wife
to find that her adored husband doesn't
believe in her minister and wont give her
twenty dollars for a Sunday bonnet
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For Sale.

4 ~. ~ TIHHE southerly half Of two-story
&GlkA- L house situated on High Street
Ape a pRREK t. Sf Ddpc fA Of kGrf
-@A-~@-&1e@ land. SWi1f
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Bonnet Bleaching.

coop morning Mrs. Grundy. 90 MY where
~ did you get such a lovely hat" Good gracious
Mrs. Gay "havent you heard the news? Why,
Black has nice lot OF NEW STYLES, and the
ladies are almost crazy to have their old hats made
over he makes them over so nice and cheap, at
the slgn OF the Straw Works. East side of the river
Belfast, April z, 1871 @m4O $. A. BLACK.
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sANE0RD,s RADICAL CURE

i 4 Catarrh. 1t has demonstrated beyond all doubt
that this disease even in its severest forms, is
able, and that comfort and happiness may be made
persistent of it. The method Of treatment origin
aed by DR.. Sanford viz, the local and constitution
al by remedy prepared by distillation, is the only
offered to the public that will bear she test
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Maine Central Railroad
sslilsIETIIEEE.hrsEzJs

an aud after Monday, A pril
SygYfNyETFEyEFsrFsy778 = trains will run a toi
tIlIILiIGi1IIallsTi lows Leave Bclt;tst at $50
SNKN--tt-ZESss,T55a.m ., City Point, so! brooks
b. Knox, So, Thorndke, 40, Unity 9."5, arriy,
ing at Burnham at $50 am
Leave Belfast at 300 m. City Point, o. Brook
331, Knox, 49, rhOrndike Ms, nifty, f.i0 trriy-
ing at Burnhau at sc pm
Returning Leave Durham at ~ Il IN -, Unity,
1870, Ihorndikr 1852 Knox, HOO, Brooks, lI2s,
City Point, l2O3, arriving at Belfast at II 10 am.
Leave Burnham at ! 20 pm, Unity, 81, Thorn
dixie, 500, Knox, 6l7, Brooks, Gl City Point & -,
arriving ut Belfast 10 pm.
These Trains Connect at Burnhsm with Portland,
Boston and Bangor Trains.
Anil
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go 90: COLLINS
VOLTAlC PLASTEkS.

An ElectrO.GalvanicB Battery cOMIpin-
ed with the Celebrated M dedicated Per-
GUS strengthening Plaster, forming he.
best Plaster for pains and aches In In e
World of Medicine.
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THE PILES
CAN BE CURED ONLY BY USING
THE UNIVERSAL PILE PILLS !

They act directly on the causes and are
the only medicine advertised for hat dis
ease which do.
Remember-Thel UNIVERSAL PILE PILLS
and take no other. Cure Warranted where
IS 90 worth are taken or money refunded
For sale by $ A. HOWES & co Bel
fast. and Druggists everywhere
The Universal Liver Pills are the best
in the world 3m3S
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To Let.

. -, yINfIE house on Miller ST., former
EsGA~ 1 ly known as the Eastman house.
alt&A Said building contains six good
s sgaakE5aIA4 rooms with ii large stable attached,
1---=-e1s-- and every accommodates n, includ-
ing never failing well OF good water. Is pleasant
y situated in L good Eeghborhood. Has three
iourths Of an acre Of land and m orchard OF 100
trees. Inquire of MICHAEL COLLINS.
Belfast, March -, 1s71. SWISS
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Each package contains DR.. Santord's Improved In
haling Tube, with full directions for in all cases,
Price sl.oo. For sale by all wholesale and retail!
druggists throughout the United States. WEEKS
& POTTER, General Agents and Wholesale Drug
pistS. ROstOp
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SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE
1e Pranared NV NiSfiIiafion

LIVERY plant and herb that yields its medical
lL essence to it is placed i'll an improved still and
is made to mass over into the receiver bearing with
it the healing juices of these plants and
herbs free from every contamination, pure and color
less Thus the active medical constituents of thou
sands of pounds of herbs may be condensed into a
very small compass. In this way SANFoKD'S RAD
CAL CURE is Invested of the nauseating, worthless
features of all other remedies while its curative pro
perties increased tenfold, 1t is positively the
greatest medical triumph of the age.
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HulnbOlt's Potatoes.

limited quantity Of this wonderful Potato, To-
arrive about the middle OF April. Fine flavor, color
and shape large sile-y ielding large crops in Cali
iornia. Price in two bushcl box, So, one bushtI,
81, II bushcL $3.50, dcly cred at boat, or cars
send orders, CT for mtOrmatiOn to
JOHN ATWOOD x CO.,
II 20 lus South Market ST, Boston.
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TWO I'M ONE.

Thus combined we have two grand medical agents
in one each of which performs its function and unit
eddy produce more cures than any lnment lotion,
wash, plaster before compounded in the his
tory of medicine. Try one. Price, % Cents
Sold by all druggists, and sent receipt Of q
cents for one, 81 25 for six, 2J for twelve,
fully wrapped and warranted, by WEEKS & POT
TER, Proprietors, Boston, Mass.
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ELECTRICITY

AS grand curative and restorative agent Is not
equalled by any element medicine i'll the history
of the healing art. Unless the vital spark has fed
the body, restoration by means of electricity is pos
sible 1t is the last resort Of all physicians and
geCns, and has rescued thousands apparently dead,
from an untimely gray, when no other human
agency could have succeeded This is the leading
ciIra ell in nsta
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The Highest Award
TO THE
Bradley Fertilizer 90.
NEW LIME
TO N EW YORK
PROVIDENCE LINE.

An Express train built and equipped expressly
FOR this line will be run by the Boston Providence
railroad, leaving Boston nj 20 +. daily Sundays
excepted, making the to Fox Point What,
Providence, distance II miles, in about one hour.
The Providence Line, in the character and equip,
ment OF its Steamers, and its direct railroad connec
tions with the South and West, will offer to the
travelling public advantages possessed by no other
line.
For this purpose it is intended to r"u the magn
fcent and wellknown Steamer "Rhodc island" i'll
connection with the and elegant .teame,'
"MuSSachaSettS built expressly for this route, and
fitted in manner uncquaed for comfort elegance
and safety.
on both Steamers the Dininy Eoo0, is on tie main
Dcch, presenting AN unobstructcd view Of the pass
ing scenery and the luxury of taking meals in pure,
veet air avoiding ne close vitiated atmosphere Of
aloon cabin No other Sound steamers possess
NpSa great improvements.
These superb steamers Will run from Provide nee
TO New J ork direct, making no intermediate tund-
iHy tier, by assuring an early arrival in New ork
D. S. BABCO"k, F'e$f. A. A. FOLSOM. S0pt
Providence x ). OninGion Boston Prov idencr
Steamship 60. 3nD Railroad
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Blacksmithinu.

4 have taken the Blacksmith Shop owned
So L by n Mansfield, and am prepared to do
ny Horse Shoeing and all kinds of Jobbng and
W Carriage Work. All work warranted
c. F.. STEWARD.
Belfast April II, 1877. 4w4lt
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RALSAM and PINE,

The healing properties CT our own fragrant balsan
and pine and the gums of the East are too well
known to require description. Their grateful. heal
ing, soothing, and strengthening properties are
known to thousands When combined in accord
with late and important discoveries in phar-
macy their healing and strengthening properties are
increased tenfod. In this respect Plaster il the
h,.st in without the aid OF electricity
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Lot for Sale.

TIME house lot on High street, (Primrose Hid
i known rs the Cross lot, containing one quarter
of an acre Of land. 1t is the lot upon which house
was partially burned last Summer Will be sold
reasonably. For particulars apply to HORATlO
SPlCER, near the premises
Belfast, March %, 1877. i9tt
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$50 REWARD !!

Y will pay the abp}e reward for evidence THAI WilI
lead To tlir con, lotion of the persons who recent
y broke ard entered my cottage, known rs 'Island
Home, on turtle Head, IslcShoro, and the restors
tlon Of the property taken thcrefrom.
A. ). DAVIS.
Belfast, April 3. Isl. tWtu
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Scissors e. Shears!

n full and complete assortment, selected with
IA care from the best markets. If you want
good article that can be warranted, call ut
HERVEY'S JeWelry Store.
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For Sale in Belfast by w. o. Poor < Son
ana r. II. Moody.
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Can day to Agents canvassing for our book.
plO Terms and ontft free. HUNT & Co., Rock
land, Mass imos.3
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HOUSE ard Barn with twenty to forty acres of
i i land as may be wanted, in North Ninelnnd.
New Jersey, about an hours ride from Philadelphia
Location perfectly healthy. Apples, pears, grapes,
&c. The owners business compcls him to stay
North, and he would like to exchange for small
place in New England, near stashore or lake
2ma6 Address D. b., Box SOS. Portland, Me
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CANTON, d. T., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1877.

producing region and in other place can
not be employed where they are. There
cannot be railroads built, iron ore smelted,
coal mined and city parks made, Just to
give them employment. What can be
donc9 The United States is not Over-peo-
pied. All of these people can get COM
Portable livelihood under different cOnGi-
tions. What is needed is distribution Of
this concentrated labor. Tens Of thous-
ands must turn their strength and brain to
new empl9yments and seek new fields.
Mr.. Greeley says, "Go west" Necessity
says to tens Of thousands, seek new EN-.
pioymcnts in the west, the south or east.
The only relief at present appears to be
in agricultural pursuits, and in raising
something upon which those who are
forced to be idle and hungry can comfort
ably subsist.
Another source of relief is in better
quality of labor. Thousands Of the en-
forced idle can only do the simplest and
rudest labor, and thar but indifferently.
Every department Of industry needs ID ore
skilled labor. We can Smanufacture cot.
tons as cheaply as Great Britain; yet if the
first figures are correct, we imported 33,-
! 0O0,UJ3 yards of cotton during the first six
months Of 1877, to say nothing Of many
other goods which American skill and
tact should produce.
We need more industries. We import
yearly nearly $l00,0Oo,0OO worth of sugar
and molasscs. With the variety of soil we
possess, we ought, like France, to produce
all that we need, or at least larger part
of this important article. There is no
reason why we cannot. This industry
alone would give employment to thous-
ands Of people.
There may be other means of relief for
the surplus labor of the country. But any
permanent relief for this concentration Of
labor must come through distribution in
higher grades Of employment and more
widely diversified industries.
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strikes also had, as it was believed, added

strikes also had, as it was believed, added
to the mixed and depressed condition of
railroad affairs, which would require IL
long time to recover from, and thus de-
lay projected extensions, and retard the
development Of locations that were de-
pendant upon their construction, for their
promotion. Now we are pleased to OBJ
serve that better prospects are Indicated !;
wheat has raised since our last issue, some
nine cents a bushel, and monyi is to be had
in abundance for its purchase, and not
withstanding the supposed large amount
raised this year, the amount marketed is
some 100000 bushels less than at the
same time last year; and according to an
article in the Independent the quotations
OF liverpool MAI hets odht' The HE f}s, f},
chaser in Chicago a profit Of 40 cents
per bushel, after paying all charges. AL
though the bears as they are called on
change, sometimes are powerful and do
succeed in controlling prices, and markets
| for a while; they cannot maintain matters
at such pitch us to secure this immense
grain crop at the unheard of margin Of 40
cents bushel clear profit And as to
Railroad matters, an advance has occurred
to the extent of 13 cents on some of the
leading stocks, which will and has caused
4 proportonate rise in all other stocks or
| Railway shares; this, of course, is a
healthy Indication. And as we wree in
formed by Railroad official, as stated in
our last number, that the completion Of
the Pembna road to this point, depended
entirely upon the contingency of an adj
vance or assured confidence in the securi-
ties they could offer; this general rise in
such pledges brings the time so much
nearer that will ensure us the road.
The LuVerne road also is to be Dut un.
der contract Immediately, and grading to
the State line to be commenced on the 10tn
of September, and the line permanently To-
Gated to Sioux Falls Immediately. All Of
these matters assuring so rapid and i'm
portant change within a week, clearly
point to better pro ospocts as to an advance
price for wheat and the approach to our
own borders Of Railroad facilities.