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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-23
FRENCH FLATS.
Their Prevalence In Brookiyn-ths
Scale of Rents Lower than I'm Bos-

ION.
/ Within the past three years Brooklyn
has taken the lead In the construction Of
what may properly be called French
flats. Builders have been melted thereto
/ by tbs stringency of the times, which
has created demand for small doml-
/ clos. The lower portions Of the city are
mainly taken up with three and four
/ story houses, and even further Ou the
outlying wards, where small ses
abound, the force OF circumsta has
compelled many people to look tor cuesp-
or rents than $500 or 500 u year. Hence
it is that on many Of the upper avenues
blocks of French flats have been and are
being erected. and this Summer the busi-
ness is especially lively. Regarding some
new buildings the Eagle says: A num-
Der of these structures have been erected
during the past lew years IN South
Brooklyn, notably along the line of Fifth
avenue and adjacent streets, on Sterling
place, st. johns place and President
street, and on Fifth avenue, between
Carroll and Macomb streets. Those first
named are fOur.story buildings OF brown
stone or brick, with light stone trim
mIngs, with aIi the floors used as resi-
denCes They contain six rooms Oh
floor, paTIOr, two interior bedrooms, an
alc0ye room or hall bedroom of the par
lor, aud dining room and kitchen, with
small hall leading from. the main nail
TO the two last named rooms. In some
cases the first room IN the rear OF the
parlOr is an alcove room with sliding
doors and pannsls If ground glass This
is decided Improvement over the other
systems, and such floors are the most de-
Slrable
Fhe scale of rents in such buildings
may be approximately givon IS follows:
Per month
Ground floor, five rOOms............s25 or S26
First floor, six 'rooms..................3 81 or ~
Second floor, six rOOms.............. % or 10
Third floor top, six roolns.... - or
On the ground foyrs the main en-
trance hall takes up the space which on
tle floors above is DEVOTED 70 the hall al
cove room.
The cellars OF these houses have CO.
ment floors, and are furnished with large
coal boxes or closets, one or two for each
floor, and space for drying clothes In wet
weather. Some have II laundry room IN
their basement, and all have dumb wait
ers, ranges and stationary tubs and bath
rooms on each floor They are very de
sira5le for small families. The interior
rooms are lighted AID ventilated some
wba, Imperiectly, rs to the former, by
windows into the halls aud small wells
or shafts in the partition walls All
have yards in the rear, and are from ~
to 70 feet wide. In some OF the later
structures on the upper part Of Fulton
street some OF the more recent build.
ngs have i private hall on each floor,
openlning OFT the main hall. This gives
an added degree OF privacy, and this style
ri floors rents from So to 80 higher per
month.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-23

,gl2 Prices, amounting tO............. i25l so
VI rite tor circulars or send orders to
VI. A. DNUPHIN,
P.O. Box 6g2, New Orleans, La.
Or 10 b. FRANK MOORE Il son, BIZ
Broadway, n. Y,
Fourth Graud Dollar Drawing, Tuesday,
October I'd. Capital Prize, $4,000. Tickets
81 eacz. agegb
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BEWARE OF INITATIo-s.

The genuine DE. {. NJ. Is.
LIVER PILLS are never sl-.r coated.
Every box has : rcd VIZ seal ol
the lid, with the impression DE-
McLANE's LIVER PMS.
The genuine M'LANE's i--fR
PILLS bear the signature, o.. {.
McLANE and FLEMING B..~. tie
wrappers.
RS~ Insist on your d~ugci-. CT
storekeeper giving YOU the genuine
DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER pins. pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
To those wishing to give DR c McLAsEs
LIvER Pills ;ral We wi. mail post paid 10 any
part Of the United States, one box Of Pills for
twenty-five cents
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh. Pa.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-23

" cures Diseases ofthe skin. sc per cake ;
Box = cakes zoe. Sent by mail, post paid
on receipt OF price. {. y. CRl1fENION,
Prop'r, sixth Avenue, y. Y.
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.rnrpnrND TRAINS.

- sand ~ make close conf ection al
Nos S,S"s for all points South and south
'. ...ai Tnlcago tor all points west ana
Norm "'o.,,,,d trains make connections al
s .'s,Drs for Philadelphia, New YORK
eIston. At Washington Li;y lor all
? ' ,,..S, hound rains make direct connec,
.y nor all principal points west an"
.. I. W., palace cars on all night trains.
Slas.IF5'TJVCJ. PITTSB UGH AND BAL
H1"" JTGORE DIVISION.
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at'heslla9 Asglster.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER,

DAILY hEtlSIEh.
Jue year...........Ss w Three months. VI
SIX munthS........ 20 one month. IS
TRI-WEEKJY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
saturday.
One COPY, yr..Si ~ ono copy >" ~ ~
WEEKLY REGISTER.
one copy, / yr".sl % Six copies, yrs ~
one copy, mos l W Ten COPIES VI. 10 w
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-23
FOR RENT.

uNHE BRICK HOUSE 50. D SOUTH
/ Broad way, COntaIu.n six rooms and
a nall.
For terms, inquire At lp-s Chaplline
street. Terms moderate. au---h
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Kentucky Cash Distribution Co.
II the city of Louisville, KY.
Thursday, August 80, 1877.

or money refunded In fun.
Authorized by the Legislature.
Sustained by the Courts.
FARMERS & DROvERs' BASK, Louisville,
h y. Depository.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-23
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

William \. Wilson, Executor of the las
will and testament OF William =. VII
son, deceased, late OF OHIO county, and
IN his own right,
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ARensnn For Satisfaction.

According to the Chicago Trijl0te
this years wheat crop in the great wheat
producing Western States compare with
that of 1875 and 1876 rs follows:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-23
CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000.

10000 Tickets at Five Dollars each.
Halt Tickets $3.50. Quarter Tickets Sl.25,
LIST OF pkIZES
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-23

N ssHati w. except sunday. -,
IONS AT all stations between
-. ,;rs aud Cumberland; No; ~ stops BPS
h Lee Stations between Wheeling ana
wrVTBOUND TRAINS.
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~ IVA
invest.
.nmgu Palace ca
@'EJLING, PITT
IIMORE
LEAVES.

,|-,yrs ARfsI ' hf5.
-, washington Pa,
Nv lee4iH5 s.sDA N. daily at.....ll :O5A.
s,t,,, Washington, Pa,
~ LteHu5 5.25p. n. daily at 10 p. N.
iui! q. ,s..y,c@pted. ~Sundays excepted.
'7 y, us 10 ali principal points on sale
.fi.yot. once open AT All no"'N "uti"S
'ae my THOS. K. SHARP,
Master OF Transportation.
% nE,VRIES, General Agent. maIo
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TRANsPoRTATioN.
baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co.

49,. arer May "a, 1877. Passen ger
on an I'LL leave as follows, Wheehns
time EAS1BOUND TRAINS.
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Pittsburgh Gi cinnati and St, Louis

RdliW1V,
nAN.HArUlE. ROUTE. CONDENSED
/ 'm.r,u. De- 90 through and Local rains,
I.lr.t. IS B..
GOING WEST.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-10-19

potus aus - mir Neihs lollen bic idcn ,u
erlssen mllsn. gu einem lanseren grsub
fam ss lsiper nidt, bsnm ebsn itrsdts be.
"Sau6enfopT nsr Sdpeler fh bura BIZ
Sbaripalte; itre feinen TibIfaNsn batten
ioear bard bic Wanoe etwas ltngebDrises
ssmittest; ibren frafsnssn 8lid nit sinen'
iberleseaen Nblel,ufen beantwortenc,
raamts e6er Gbrifius, menn aud untss
teir.lih ladencen Corn, bas Ssle.
Bis gum fclserosn Wcrssn bIisb Doc
tor 8aumann fat in unmitteltarer Wabs
ieiner Datisntin 4; a!s pann bic Cur fort
wabrenb ben er,piinidtsn gerlauf ;u neb
men ldisn, lief sr SennY, in Der 9eftidt'n
Sebanc!uns isines @iIfiten,arstis, um bis
gum aneern Sage mad fcinsn taetilden
Nusentranfeu ;u fsaeu. s9snn feine un'
surbsrssitbsnsn t5lea 3pilasnfaae euf
BEN bsftisDiaenben 3ufano Der &ranfen
Idablih cinrirfea, batte er atIhieeneb-
mene sssen grau 5elm tsmetft, 70 er,ielen
mir BEN sldn3snofen grfols Der Operation.
Sur nod pier,ebn Sage in Der itrsnsten
0ube uno Dunfslbeit, urD wir biirfsn un'
fern ttsursm Trdulein ben erasn mattsn
Taseslhstn ins 3immer laTen.
(8ortfsbuns folet)
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xases = q emt8feite II.
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- Sect fcmmt Mutbtar paIta lsltli
nit Der Mslcuns. bab sr cine arose Wis.
psrlase erlitten uno alls BE liratssi,a.
wihtssn Ycliticnsn in Der Natc pon &ars
perloren tute. Gin atsil isiuer grmse
fol- ssfqnssn ssnomm'n pOrren isiu. 81
iarett feline Nisosrluss rem umltaups gu,
rab bic IuRtn i'm entiheiesresn aussn-
bid Cerltdrtunssn srbieIten uno Gin iurd,'
tsrIihes 3anpnsnfsusr aui isin Centrum
erGHaetsn. gQit sn,m SdIass bat sr ale
bic gOrtbeile unO grrunseuihuftsn psrlo
rem, Die er wdtrsno ptr aanjsn CONNER
Gampaene wiltlam srtampi1. Der 5slp,
sus mus nun vOn Nsutm bssinnsn unr
wsnn nidt bic unsanaiss Witirruua une
ets erobe S6wierisfs:i Der ysrprssuns
esr ruiftldsn Nrmse stnsn Strih purh Dit
WsAnans ma6t, 70 tSnntn BE RuGm nod
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Sic
gdaliae Vrtie Mrefie
sr19eint
tialidb nit Iusnabme hcs Spuntags
unS fptet
$40. 90 fur taS Sabr pser $3.50 fir trsi
Ntpnate.
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"rhe Sure Witness.

The nineteenth century is the age of novels ="
remarks literary historan.-hc might have added
with equal truth ''and novel impostlonS. Studied
poltenesS has been passed of us for native re
1inement, the forms of devotion for its essence
and speculation ior science until we look aSklncc
at every new person or thing. and to an assertion
OF merit invariably eycam Prove it :" In brief
Satan has made himself olnniprcsent that We
look Tor his cloven foot everywhcre-even in a
Dottle OF medicine. Imagine n lady having IA
complexion so sallow that you would deny her
claims to the Caucassin type if her features did
not conform to 1t, purchasing her first bottle of
thc Golden Medical Discovery The one dollar is
pad IN The very identical manner in which Mr.
Taylor might be expected to purchase IL lottery
tckel alter his experience with mo. lOl l63 with
tins difference his doubt would be the result of
personal experience while hers would be founded
on what certain practitioner (who has been a
whole year trying to correct her refractory iyer)
has SAID concerning ii. At home, she examines
the bottle half suspiciously, tastes of its contents
carefully, takes the prescribed dose more carefully
and then proceeds to watch the result with Ms
much anxiety as practitioner would count the
pnlse-beats of a dying man. She takes another
Dose and another, and shows the bottle to her
friends telling them she feels better Her skin
loses its bilious tint her eyes regain their lustre
her accustomed energy returns, and the fact that
she purchases another bottle is sure witness that
she has found the Golden Medical Discovery TO be
The Republican journal., 1877-05-31

In Appleton. May 9th Alice daughter Of Nj and
Mrs. Elden Burkett, aged 10 years.
In Union, May 10th, Addie MePhoters, aged Is
years.
In RockIand, May 18th, Mrs. Hannah, wne Of
Luke Casey aged GO years.
In kockland, May 18th, Mr.. Thomas ". Spear,
aged 80 years, months and days.
In Warren, May l1th, Miss Mercy j., daughter OF
John and Eliza Mathews, aged 20 yrs, ) mos.
years
In Winterport, April 14th Major Ebenezcr B.
Haley, aged - ye.rs, months, 20 days
In Appleton, May 18th. Mrs. Alden Wentworth,
aged 81 years
In So rhomaston, May 18th, George A., daugh,
ter of Forest and Hester Morrill,, aged / years, /
months and L days.
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NIARRI +, -

In Belfast, May eth, by Rev. }. T. Bixby, Oliver
H. Lanpher of Stockton, and Mrs Meivena G.
Nichols of Searsport.
In Morrill,, May 18th, by David NASH Esq, Am.
brose j. Dodge of Belfast, and Nerena Mixer OF
Knox.
IN kockland, May I'D Mr.. William S. White and
Miss Jennie g. eldest daughter of Gen. Davis I'LL
son, both of kockland
n Rockland May 24th, Mr.. f. Mont. Perry and
MISS Annie Belle Pendleton, both OF kuckland
IN mon, April 24th, Mr. Lara +. Butler of Union
ana Mrs: & Hattie B. Carleton of Appleton.
IN Union, May 9Th, Mr.. Deleson Nj. Young OF
Warren, and Miss Emma f. Morse of Mon
In Gouldsboro, May l6th Mr.. Joseph $. Emerson
and Miss Emma }. Moore, both of Goulelsboro
In North fenobscot, May 10Th, MIR. Chas. f. Ora,
and Miss Lizzie A. Blaisdell, both Of orlnnl
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Brighton Cattle Market.

WEDNESDAY, May IL.
Arrivals of stock ut markct-Cattlc 2G;;G; Sheep
and Lambs 1920; Swine 1900; number Western
Cattle 2i96, Eastern Cattle =; Mich Cows and
Northern Cattle 40.
Prices of Beef Cattle per 100 lbs, live weigilt-Ex-
ira quality So Gao G2 - first quality - s. laG L.
- second quality 50 G2 1-2a5 3 l2 third quality
- ooa5 25 poorest grade of coarse OXen Bulls, &C.,
So e. Lad s. II.
Brighton Hides lease per ID; Brighton Tallow 6
l2c per Id. Country Hides l-2a7c per b; Country
Tallow Gao l-2c per lb. Calf skins llal2c per 10;
Sheep and Lamb skins 75cal % each.
Working ONen-But few pairs in market and not
much call for them. We have not noticed any sales
this week.
Mich Cows = Extra S55a95 ordinary $25a5o.
Most OF the Cows offered i'll market for sale of IL
common grade
store Cattie-Nothing doing in the Store Cattle
trade. Most of the small Cattle that brought in
to market sold for Beef
Sheep and Lambs--The supply from the West the
last week has been light all owned by butchers who
employ agents at the West to buy and ship direct to
them every week. There are but few Sheep and
Lambs offered in market for sale.
Swine-Store Pigs, wholesale, 1-2c per b. re
tail, 2lo l2c per ID. Fat Hogs 1850; prices &c
per lb.
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DIED.

OBITUARY notices, beyond the pate, Name ana IA,
must 6epaid(or.J
In Northport, May 9th, Fannie f.. only Gauchte,
of Capt. f. f. and Rozila j. Cunningham.
Darling Fannie how we miss thee,
Here thy loss we deeply feel,
But tits God that has bereft u.s.
He can all our sorrows heal.
At Freedom. May 25th, Hon. Joshua f. Elliot
aged 65 years and months.
In Rockland, May 22d, Harvey p. Hutchinson
aged 81 years and l3 days.
In Ellsworth, May Sd, Samuel b. Moore, aged 4C
years: May 2lst, Raymond w. Perkins, aged rs yrs
In w. Camden. May 10Th, Mary Rebecca, daughter
OF Capt. d. T. and Mrs. A. Ill. Andrews, aged mos
and II days.
In Rockport. May 18th, Mrs. Lizzie, wife of Geo
Huse aged 20 years
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reliable remedy for the disease indicated. The
lady wisely resolves that in future her estimate d
any medicine will be based upon personal lrort
toner (who always makes long bills rhyme with
pills. may say of it. DR.. Pierce is in receipt OF
letters from hundreds of the largest wholesale and
retail druggists in the United States stating that
at the present times there is greater demand for
the Golden Medical Discovery and Purgative Pei
lets than ever before. In affections of the liver
and blood they are unsurpas scd.
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DR.. e. f. Drake. of Portland, will make his four
teenth visit to Belfast. at Phcuix House, June 9Th
9th. 9TH and Sh, where he may be consulted on
all chronic diseases free of charge. Office hours
from A. NJ to Is P. NJ. and P. NJ. to 9 P NJ
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BELFAST PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected Weekiv (1r tie Jouraat
BYC. ii. SARGENT, No s Main Street
Intended Marriages..

James H. Crocker, Jr., of Boston, and Miss Mary
A. Doake of Belfast.
james d. Tucker and nj ss Nettie }. knowlon
George +. Hassell and Miss Medora f.. dunbar
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The American of Boston more than sllstains
its well earned reputation one Of the best man
aged Hotels i'll New England Particular attention
is paid to the comfort OF guests and desire To
please is apparent in all parts Of the House
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10
Teach us forgiveness as the better part,
And bind in deathess union. heart to heart.
g Si,a. ,ip S'e oLoaGe'S, IN war ana gloom
ilon shall the widows tear. the orphans wall
'',T "n tpusIla S'crliiGe g Ior us ava
Ii, rlId Of hope and sirn of freedom, WAVE
GNan love and union. born Of death and shame
o.al crown '"iuihDla Wl'h enduring fame
''''''S ""'
III 7''''' 0''' ''''' ''oNe'' 0'''ef'
IhF tramp mas AGAIN put IN an appearance
NoH the white vests will come out in force
Those who annually calnp ONT are gn,tino thngs
,pr
rr. +r...l. ,.s. N,
..,. hln..,,n.
'''''''''- ''''''7 '''"''
Ih' Is remarkably healthy spring and the
"'"f0 seem "l"G
Ihr descending rain urv,l came down more
-Iy than last week.
rhr season fan bo,. t., II, syi,i,1,i,,,. and or
D." r." + ''"'' H' "'''1
\sood way TO pronounce Russian proper nantes
.n -nrrzc three times and say ski
,,b, Patterson ,,bu r.,,.,,tI. >.li his farm, ,,,
I'D. ..a.t >j,I, viii remove. II, Dr..,,u
i,.,,.;l1...,....;.,
'-' - '''' '''" N'' at y ''"'H ''''
'''' 10y ''"' i"'l ''iii'i'N'"'''
''' ''' ''' . l'"'H " menus
"'''0'''"" '' '"'''' N' '2i' trout Os ut
Way Bnlrd "l trustees oi the North Nald" Ag
cultural N"'ir'! VIII meet At | nIE HiAse- on
'"'".
ipprar, though there WlS q branch mint al
u'} hy the ahnIdtncr oi urN htlf dollar, and
uriNg officials
Nat t;r,r, is ,,,i,. ,, tf I,,..,r,,li, ,,f. tl,.
'''''7' ''"''- 'i''N' WIZ" ''0 peg" ''"''"F "F'n
'' '''' A'' '''H a'Il' 4" i'''I'.'l'
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Pills, Potions and Pungencies.

If your lungs are irritatcd. oppressed and sore
| no method OF treatment will compare with inhal
| ing the hot vapors OF Tar The The Solution 0
Forest Tar" with inhaler is the only preparation
OF tar for this purpose. 3Wl7
BoScHEEs GERMAN SYRUP can now be purchasc'
right III home It is the most successful preparation
ever introduced to our people. 1t works like
charm in a cases Of Consumption. Pneumonia
| flcmmorrhageS. Asthma. severe Coughs Group an,
all Throat and Lung Diseases. so person has eve
used this medicine without getting Immediate re
llct, Vet there great MANY poor, SUFFERING
skeptical persons going about streets with ;
suspicious cough, and the voice OF consumptioI
coming from their lungs, that will not Try it. /
You die il is Your own fault you can 90 to YOU
Druggist K. il. Moody. Belfast: kttrdge Rock
land; Fletcher. Camden: Smith ~ Sons, Sears
port ROBINSON ThomaSton also to be found il
W Watiohoro and BuckSport. and ret Il Sample Bot
tie tor 10 cents and Try it: three doses will relieve
| any case. Regular size only = cts. lyrHowH
No Failure Known!
There is no case record where DR.. Morris
Syrup of Tar Wild Cherry ana llorchound has
failed to give satisfaction On the other hand
wherever il has been used by our people. i'll sever,
colds, coughs, asthma, bronchitis, Group. Whoop
ing cough. and consumption, they are enthusiast,
iii lis praise. Containing no opium or other dan
grrouS drug, ii does not constlate, and is safe t,
administer in I'LL conditions of health. This is al
important announcement and the suffering are adj
VI
cts, and One Dollar Sold by " o. Poor d Son
sole agents for Belfast, A. j. Jordan agent lnr Or
land, K. R. Stovcr, agent for Bucksport. Ais'
arcnts for Prof. Parkel'4 Pleasant Worm Syrup
Which is sure death 10 worms, pleasant t" take
aud requires no physic
Price ,, cents. Try if.
10 all, particularly invalids, spring is Il trying
season. Indications Of sickness should 1t once b,
attended TO- Fatal diseases may be caused by al
lowing the bowels to become c"natipatcd and th,
system to remain in a disor,erc,i condition, until
Of prevention is worth pound Of cure is AN old
and truthtu snvine Therefore, We advise all Wine
arr troubled with the complaints now very prcya
lent headache Indigestion disordered liver want
Of appetite nausea. or tcver4h skin to take with
Out delay, schcnek'# Mandrake Pills W. know OF
10 remedy SO harmless and decisive in it, action
Il 1T ouce strikes At the root Of the disease and
produces healthy tone To the system. People
never need Sull,-r from any disease arising from 4
dsonlercd condition OF the liver il they would
take this excellent medicine when they feel the
first Indications Of the malady Families leaving
home for the summer months should take three or
four boxes Of these pills with them. They have
an almost instantaneous effect They viii relieve
the patient of headache IN one or two hours and
viii rapidly cleanse the livrr Of surroundings bile
and will rIlectually prevent 4 bilious attack They
are sold by all DRUGGISTS,
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&IiTF NEW ?
PORT OF BELFAST.

ARRIVED.
MAY 2lth, schs. Eoant smith, vnalhaycn; Tritic,
league Mt. Desert; Tiger, keIicy fishing grounds
Jachin, Getche Lynn, Mass.
May 18th, schS Johnnie Meservc, French Osl;ollI's
Landing, Va Nj. Boyd, Quinn, Bangor, Earl Cuil-
nnghan, Bangor, for cape Ann (and sailed 2Gth
May 21th, schS Banner, knowton, Boston; d. X.
AreN, Pattershall, DO; z. II. Dyer, (Er. Manson,
Windsor, \. s Gillette, Patterson, Bangor
May 18th, schs. Comet, Felch, Bangor: Filing fish,
Harvey, Grand Menan; T. ). Wilson. Patterson,
Rockport, Lydia Ann, Morse, fishing grounds :
James Nelson, Kendall, bangor, 10 load ior Peach
Haven, \. }.
May 2oi, brig James Miller Parker, io.on ;
schrs Brunette, ;ich, Ntarsport; Abby Gale, Darby,
Emma, Burgess, fishing grounds
SAILED.
May 24th svhr>. Little Pei, Condor, fishing grounds
Malabar, Keene, Bangor
=, May 25th, schrs Florida, Basley, Jacksonville,
Fla; Nolant, Smith, Ninalhaven.
May 26th, ScIr-. Johnnie Mcserye, French Rock
land; Lille May, Morse, fishing grounds
May eth, scGrs. Fannie & Edith, Bartlett, City
Point; NJ Boyd, QUINN Bangor; Tiger, Kelley l-le
lIaut
May s9th, seIrs A. W. Ellis. Ferguson, Xiv ork ;
Iritic, league, Mt. Desert
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For Sale.

- NNE horse about ten years old weight
LIN - 1000 lbs, red with black points, good
"A style, perfectly sound ANA kind. Snfa for
t.1L--{ ladies 10 drive work anywhere, stands
without hitching.
Also one iiggtr, or crooked aNle wagon; one ligh
road gig; one wagon; two riding harnesses; one
team harness, all second hand.
the bal tnce OF oar stock OF Groceries Crockerv-
ware, "odcn-Ware, etc Will be sold for less than
cost, to cash customers
a. +. MANSFIELD & Goa
3WiS Fool nr Main Str,.t
The Republican journal., 1877-05-31

Do you have pain in Your back If 50, your
Kidneys are diseased. 30 not use plusters. they
will do no good but take Hunts Remedy ana be
cured. Dropsy and all Diseases Of the Kidney
Bladder and Urinary organs are cured by Hunts
Remedy.
The Republican journal., 1877-05-31
CIR a MD
DEDICATION

We give our First Grand Opening in olil.
New and we'll lighted Store For the
past three weeks our patronage has been
exceedingly large, and our store thronged
with customers, (as the citizens of Belfast
can we'll testify still we have not been
enabled from the want OF sufficient help
to present to our customers the many at
tractive bargains secured for their es peel
al Inspection
Having received extra help, we are en-
abled to give the trade that attention it
has always..been our aim to give. Citizens
Of Belfast and OF Waldo County, we in
vite YOU to inspect our goods, learn our
prices and see if our opening is not d
grand ovation in favor Of our patrons.
The Republican journal., 1877-05-31
First nay. Wednesda,

First Day, Wednesday.
Purse OF &liJ: :. M class $50 10 Isj. :., 10 md,
$50 t" ir'!, 80 to ith
Purse OF $ lNo; ; 10 class 500 to l.t : t., to md
$50 10 ird, $40 to 4th
Second Day, Thursday.
Purse OF SltjG. /. - c,:l~, ~ H. III so 10 md
81 to ard, u 10 4th.
Parse Of 5000, - class s,lrO il. ILL., - 10 md
so 10 Bird, so 10 IN.