The Republican journal., 1877-03-15
'hree Democratic Aldcrmen-goodby city run


shop.
The dilapidated remains OF the Hayes flag, cling
ing to the rope looks like string of eels.
We are informed that coal burning engines will
shortly be placed upon the Maine Central road and
branches.
The Belfast city government on joint ballot is COM
posed of fifteen members-S Republican and Dem
ocrats That's the only resemblance it bears 10 the
Electoral Commission.
Evening Services at the Unitarian Church next
Sunday at p. NJ. Lecture by the Pastor, Rev. j. T.
Bixbv subject Immortality and Science. TO be fol
lowed by the usual social sing.
The report that Mr.. French would contest the
election of Williamson in ard B. was untounded
That gentleman informed us that he had such in
tcntions and in fact satisfied with the result.
There will be a Pound Sociable at the Methodist
Church on Wednesday evening OF next week, for
the benefit of the pastor. Contributions embracing
each pound Of any article. and including dime,
will be received. Rev. Mr.. Pratt will read Thanks
giving Poem. All are invited.
In the recent Railroad Commissioners report to
the Governor they say--"The small truss bridge on
the johnson farm, between Brooks and Belfast.
the commissioners.
Brig Amelia Emma OF SearspOrt, Capt. Fred NJ.
Allen was abandoned at sea, on the passage from
Baltimore to st. Jago, and the officers and crew have
arrived at Turks Island. She was owned in part
by the McGilvery estate-the captain owned
sixteenth, and was partially insured
The master OF bark Emma l.. Partridge OF Stock
ton, at New ork from Cardenas reports that on the
9Th of March, With Cape Hatteras bearing north
west 60 miles passed sixteen casks, they having az
psrently been more than twentytour hours in
the water.
The second Old Folk. Concert was given Tuesday
evening at Hayiord Opera House before good
audience. The programme differed from that Of the
former concert: but of the best selections OF the
first evening were given by request. 1t very
fine entertainment The proceeds, $15o.', go to the
Belfast Reform Club.
A dispatch WAS receive d in this city Tuesday star
ing that the schooner Arthur Burton on fire al
i.incolnyiilr. She was loaded with hay and lime.
Ihr yessti was opened on ednes,iay morning and
20 bales OF hay removed, when found neccssa-
~ to seal her up. The heat 50 oppro 7sise that
several were overcome and tainted.
ana Shoe store OF Critchelt & Franci in Ha Word
BooE 1T the object Of this lirm 10 keep first class
good ami thosr acquainted with the gentlemen
know that they viii I'll the bill The old ana well
known lrn OF a. -. Chase & Co. advertise a new
lot q carpets. tive them 4 cali. +. Beaman calls
The attention OF farmers to his always relalle fer
tli1eT. Bradley phosphate 70 lrt, b. N. Mansfield.
-Hou { ior sale on High street, by /. ". larkfr.-
NIiai L., A POLL Il
let hj Mr.. H1uPh ON sprinp street. je.- Notice Oh
steamer Richmond.
Ih,ttNI. The tenth lecture Of tit- course Was
delivered by William {. Marshall, ESD, The subject
was cur Likes and Dlslikcs.' The speaker began by
sayin. that astronomers are able Ia mark out the
course OF panetF and to calculate tht. advent OF
comets Scientists can iorctall the wea thcr changes
/ he laws al matter be- a7certainsI ami formula
ted but the laws OF impuls- Which direct mankind
cannot be OWNED. Each man a IaH unto himself.
,ravitl oi mind Is not dciucib hy iigurea, though
era. y Of body T. Who can estimate love or la
tired How like GOD appears when he foes
through lille with love OF man and love Of God in hi
heart. How like 4 demon when he is guided rs h7
own base passions. bnt most OF rs driit through
life moved by impulses. Che influences OF orr CT
Ieer3 largely made mp ot like and dSlikes.
pn" must turn deaf ear 20 likes and d islih"S IN OF
der to do justice 10 lis fellow men. The lecturer
gave t lengthy account Of the strong likes and Dis
likes displayed in chdhood. hiyc the boys chance.
,nd they would make Zip Van " nkle an Emperor
before Napoleon. In the matter OF Fashion there |
il an exception. Likes aud disli,cS seem 10 have
40 rights which Fashion il bound 10 respect. jus
ice is represented aS being blind, but sr can see
ashton oUght 10 be- 50 represented, I he speaker |
hen detailed the yHgar,e3 o Fashion great length
In the choice ot alnuaenenta we are again guided |
BY likes ana dislike, What is aIi OF life to one
$ misery TO another. OIL have & right 10 your |
Ike and dislikeS, but don't sci them up against |
.oUr ncglhor, Society admits without reason
whom She happens TO like; her barriers invsi- |
he bnt they are impossible on drawn 10 |
onlt persons by subtle power. You cannot anal
re the attractions have for YOU. Nature likes
completeness and brings 10 US the other parts
which We lack. The timd man seeks the company
If the strong In religious matters are intlu-
need more than we know by likes and dislikts.
Pulpit and pew manifest their power The same is
rue Of politics. How few men have a clear CON
'eption of what determines them TO Join Il certain
political parry. But we are tenacious when we
rave taken place in the ranks Each partisan
eads what he likes to read. The editor presents
' ~ ~ - - W ~ ' P'PVi Ni'h N''iio'
ures Of the other party The ideal editor has NOT
u 'Pi'e''eu' N'''' Il INC power Va 'ie lcS' ana
IS responsibilities great, The editor is the
''' .i'.' "u' io o''' Is oie e'i'l0iSeu 'l'' lie 10
''' '''e iiNe Id" 9'i9' e''i' 'otS ZOE
~ pan! 10 0o'iiS'i' 10 poileal Judges tieSe m
'"''"S iiAe7 anu o'SHhes gNethe pRsS. one remedy
hopoNeo Is 10 give women me phiio' l''u women
ho' strong enough 10 remove the likes ana DIS
kFS- sue Woniu pe suiu'u py hef pfej"uieeS re-
afdils a candidate lor oii'e' ana VINO would De
"id enough TO Staho before hef CRITICISMS she
Souio ASK rs III nice OF h'fria me thfc'S Oh
ihe7 h' uiSllkeS are seen on every Si"e' pa' tNey
i" "' "f'fc""'' Il We VIII pH' "uot' '''hu '"f''
u" '"o"l''' '"''i '""""i'o'' anu "oih 10 S"""u'
''"''
ol MONDAY evening next ihl!o ltfSey' f'l''
VIZ "cHi'' "iS 'o'J'0t VIII pc row aiiAIi "e
I'VE
SFApsporr. A valuable horse belonpiuo to Mr.
acob Harris died of the horse disease on