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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-12-12

IL q q o Is not easily earned in these times,
U but il can be made in three months
4 10y any one OF either sex, in any
s1R x part of the country, who is willing
" to work steadily at the employment
we furnish. sos per week in your
own town. You need not I've away from home
over night. lou can give your whole time TO the
work, or only your spare moments. We have
agents who are making over $50 per day. All
who engage ut once can make money fast. At
the present time money cannot be made easily
and rapidly az any Other business IL costs moth
ing 90 try the business Terms aud IS outfit free.
Address at once, II. HALLErT Co.. Portland,
Nc 8llyit
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-12-12
Selections.
The Nick of time-Old Nick.

This is an off year for heads in
Constantinople.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-12-12
Cheap Guns for the People.

Double Shot Guns, from Al 10 $50. Breech
Ioadinq Shot Guns, from s25 10 $50. Single
Shot Guns. all kinds, 81 10 cas- Rifles, Muzzle
and Breech loading, Single and Repeating, !, Is
and "a shooters. Revolvors, 8, 9 and shooters,
Goods sent by Express G. o. D., with privilege
70 examine. Price list tree. Address, GREAT
WESTERN GUN WORKS, f1ttsburgh, Pa.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-12-12

A Scotch woman, the other day,
went over to the dram-shop and
asked for sixpennyworth of whisky.
where's your bottle, my good wo-
man" inquired the host. "Och,
man, l only live over the way, and
I'll just take it in my mouth"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-12-12

A colored man who was lately re-
suscitated from what seemed death,
hut was only catalcpsy, was enter
aiming his frien Is with the sights
he had seen in the other world
Plenty of colored bredren in
heaven, l spec, Tom p "Oh, yes" !"
said Tom. ''And how about hell
any down there - asked another
interlocutor. "Oh, yes, massa,
plenty of dem der, too" "Any
white folks, Tom 2" Lord save us,
der amt 10 cad on 'em, but, hy
gosh, massa, ehery white man done
got a nigger holdin' between him
md de fire."
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-12-12

Irate Squire-IIi, you, sir. You
are fishing in my river. demand
what you've caught. Fisherman
All right gov'nor. I've caught a
cold, and ln catching the rheu-
matics, and you're jolly welcome
to 'em both.-Funny Folks.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-12-12
Mayhem Business College.
"Thc Most Perfect Possible"
rIayhcw Business College,

Detroit, conducted by Hon. Ira Mayhew, form
crly state Superintendent Of Public instruction,
deserves especial mention. Young men desiring
a business education will find the advantages
here offered the most perfect possibie." Conten-
NAL Pamphlets and circulars sent on application
IRA MAYHEM, LID, Detroit, Mich.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-12-12

1t is the rheumatic and unkempt
tramp who was never within loo
miles of u battle field in his lite,
that groans when he lifts up his
foot TO travel up the "lodgers"
room at the police station and ex-
claims: "On, that musket ball
wound! Oh! Oh! Oh w-Newark
Cali.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-12-12
Sold by Sub
scription.
Flint & Pere Marquette R. R.

The shortest, quickest, and most reliable route
to and nom Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland, Cincin-
NATL Saginaw and Bay City.
GOING EAST, SOUTH AND WEST.
Leave Apena daily, except sunday, by Apena
and Bay City line OF stages at 700 "a. IN.
BAY CITY.
South. ~Ncr,h.
Detroit EXpTuss, 5sOam SOS n IN
Dtitoit 4oiedO mai, ii 80 m cop m
Night express, 9ljpm 5J5 IN
South. North.
Express, llOOam 8 as N m
Night express, S3Opm g55 I'm
DETROIT.
South. North.
Bay City Ludington NALL l5am $50 IN
Express, 10 40 IN II 90 u m
Night express, SOOpm 10 10 IN
LUDISGToN.
South. North.
Detroit & Bay City mail, 55Oam 3OOpm
Sleeping cOuches on night srnins.
For further particulars see small bills.
AL trains run by Detroit time.
SANFORD KELLER, Assistant Sup't
j. I. NoURsE, General Ticket Agent
a. L. FLETCHER,
General Ticket Agent, Alpena, Mich
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Even the Church-going infants
of Toledo are precOciously wicked.
On recent Sunday small child
grabbed all the coin Oh the contrl-
Dution plate in church in that
city, and had TO be violently shaken
before he could be convinced that
his date for resumption had not
been reached.-Cleveiaud Hearld.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-12-12

A jolly son of the ocean was
about being put OH an outward
bound ship, for which he had pre-
viously eutered, when he asked
leave TO have another run uptown.
Being informed that he could not
pe permitted to go, rs the snip was
about to sail, he sang oat to II man
on the wharf, an entire stranger to
him, "liere, my friend" throwing
',;... H..e "A ;u,. ., :
that Tor me-l'il ITO as much for
you another time"
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-08-18
NO. ~.

legion DIES honnetes gems, dies hom-
mes vertueux ct lu fonctiolnarisme
patriotique. Car Ia candidature Off
ciclle tleurit CONNIE aux bourbiers
de rcmplre. Et Ia liberte, cette
gucuse etfrontee, ma plus IL droit dc
faire le quart sur les sombres trot-
toirs dc Ia rue babyloniennc.
Mac Mahon, le maitre, a dit d'a-
pres .Juvenal: SIC rolo- Ainsi je
lie venx. ainsi je rcntcndS, ct que
ma volonte vol> serve dc raison.
VIII.
| Tres bien, tres bien.
Mais qUelle lleuyc est-il done a Ia
pcndule dcs siecles, ct lie progress,
pour rhumanite, est Ill aveuglemcnt
sonmis {, la loi de l'avancc ct du re-
c,], sans quon puisse Gtab!ir,
apres lie longs temps ct de longs ef
forts, unc affirmation dams la mar
che, dams la justice ct dams lavcnir!
Avancer ct reculer sont- lis un1 t;ata.
! lite humainc.
| En- verite, non.
! Et ceuX-la sc trompcnt sinyulierc-
mcnt, CONNIE etant nsenscs OIL avc,l-
giles, qui croient i Ia possibilite dc
1evcnir sur lepasse, de f;aire retrogra-
der le monde. d'ecraser dun coup de
massrc rHuvre vivante dies hom-
mes ct dies generations. IL NY il
pas d'epce trempte au ciel OIL dams
les enters qui ne puisSe s'ebrGcher OIL
sc briser sur le cou vigoureuX de liz
liberte. lie droit est eternel ct i'm
mortel. II faut que les hommes ell
soient les servitcurs OH les victimes.
Et c'est vraiment piti6, grande pitie,
dc voir quelques soldats DUN jour
ct quelqnes dues dun moment ten
ter le duel de Ia faiblesse contrc Ia
force ct le donqnichottisme dc Paris
tocratie contrc Ia democratic.
En- supprimant un journal, deux
,journauX, trois journaux, croyez-
vous bonnement avoir supprim6
III presse ct avoir supprime resprit
lumain9 Bien plus, avec votre into
lcrance ct vOtre f:anatisme, qui sont
dun autre steele ct du moyen age,
ne vous exposez-vons pas aux terri
bles explosions deS verites compri-
mees! Car In verite, scion que vous
Ia traiteZ, doit fleurir OIL eclater. LIE
sagesse dies hommes rend III justice
t;lcile, MATS leur folie IN rend redouta-
ble. QUAINT AUX reyolutionlaires, ce
he sont point ceux qui dcmandent
la velite ct Ia justice. lnais ceux qui
les reflsent, ct rOulre veritable, mo-
raj OH antre, est tout enter dams IL
reconnaissance du droit ct dams Fac
complissement du devoir. Vous ne
batirez plus de societes modernes
SUI Il. force brutale, sur III servitude,
sur resclavages, sur oppression
dune classe OH dc deux classes, sur
Ia thtocratie anterieure des temps
passes ct DIES temps qui lie review
dront plus. IL est bon d'6tre de son
temps. Et ceux qui pensent, dams
leur miserable petite coalition de
monarchistes ct de clericaux, qu'ils
rejetteront 'facilement la France, Ia
souveraine du droit, de la libe:te ct
de la democratic moderne, au-deli
de Ia Revolution ct de 50, sont in-
contestablement de precieux fous.
QUAINT i Mac Mahon, sill nest
pas precisement rdne don't parle
rAmericain Biggar, il pourrait ce-
pendant bien etre Pun de ceux qui
descendent de Midas ct de Ia famil-
le royale dc Sartles.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-08-18
JERUSALEM.

LIE cardinal Manning, Pun des
grandS hOmmes catholiques du sic
Gle, disait All commencement de Ia
guerre russo-turque :-C'est il Rome
que sera tire le dernier coup de ca
non.
II cntendait par ii que Rome au-
rait lc dernier mot dams la fOrmltla-
ble lutte qui Sc preparait Ell Europe,
ct que le pouvoir temporel serait IN
f;nlliblement rendu aux successeurs
spirituels de Pierre Baritone.
I'm cardinal volt haut ct volt loin.
plus haut ct plus loin que le COM
mum tles hommes.
TOutefois, CONNIE un cardinal nest
pas encore inf;,illible, Monseig,feur
Manning pourrait hien So +rop1pcr
dams scs provisions poll:iqnps.
Et 81 IL Russie, IA Allenasne ct
pItalie ont intubitahieluelst iogna
une retloutable alliance, - rest pts
pour que lc dernier coup d. canon
soft tire au Vatican soasaiu Of Jnn-
tifical.
Mais cette alliance s3cunera Ger
tainement Ia solution ace qu'oD nom
me encore la question eo,naiae ,et pour
Ia plus grande paix f'tl monde com
me le plus grand honpeur t'e Ia pa
paute elle-mtme.
II seules chose tto,hr,alfe en ce
pot s@y cest Que "a solution aura etc
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-08-18
vAR1ETEs-
LIE MORMONISME
l. f. S T. II a II s . U n L S .
lila DOCTRINE DEs M0RM0Ns.

Ine pareille doctrine dOnne une
6clatante sanction d rtgoisme lie plus
absolu. LIE saint DIES derniers jours
est assure de posseder dams les de-
meures celestes richesses, pouvoir,
honneurs, plaisirs, voluptes, surtout
uuanGll a ell lie bon esprit de Sc t;,i
re nommer pr6tre ici-bas. Prince
temporel ct spitituel sur la terre, le
digAi4aile mormon restera prince
0afls les regions celestes; il iouira
sans cesse par tous ses sens ct tol-
j. ses faculties, il savourera tous les
plaisirs .lu corps ct de PANE; 81 for
tune, decuplee par les interets com
poses, lc suivra au-dela du tombeau.
Aussi les tideles qui ont dams Fame
quelque ambition ne negligentaucun
moyen de parvenir; ell obeissant
avec servilite ct ell payant religieu-
sement leurs dimes, ills conquierent
les titres DANCES ct de dieux QUE la
doctrine accorde des aujourd'hni aux
princes de leglise. Fit ces ambitions
immorales n'existent pas settlement
au fond des ceurs, elles s'atfichent
impudlquement dams les livres des
saints: "L'homme n'existe que pour
ayoir de la joie," dit un ap6tre. Et
le Dieu DIES mormons resemble 4
ses fills, car ssil est lie plus egoiste
des ttres vivans!n Telle est l'effrayan-
te definition qu'un autre ap6tre nous
donne du souverain parfalt.
LIE gouvernement dcs saints est
institie SUI le meme moaele que |e
commencement des dieux du cicl; il
est purement theocratique. lie pape
Brigham Young, ''sacre scion rordre
de Melchisedech," est tout a la fois
prophetic, r6velateur ct voyant; CON-
me president de l'eglise, il reunit en-
SIS mains plus de pouvoir qn'aucun
clutre souverlin tlu monde: il est d
la fois ma1tre des corps ct des ames;
On SD presence meme, les orate,lrs
mormons ne craignent pas de rappe-
Ter un Gieu sur Ia terre. Pour com,
pleter Ia trinite, il s'est adi6pt le
yice-pr6sident Kimball ct lie conseil-
Ter Wells. LIE grand patriarche Sc
place immediatementapresles les trium-
yirs, puis viennent successivement
les douze ap6tres, les grands- -pr6tres,
qui sont al nombre de quatre mile
environ, les 6v6ques distributes par
groupes de septante, les anciens on
elders. Tous ces dignitaires arpartien-
nent d f'orlre de Melchisetlech,
tandis que les cat6chistes ct les
tiiacrcs subissent une sorte de novi-
ciat connu sous le nom d'ordre
d'Aaron ce sont les nouveaux con-
vertis; lis Torment la masse des
fideles malgre leur titre de pretres.
Tous les fonctionnaires religieux sont
Ell meme temps fonctionnnaires ci-
vils; lie soin tles interets materiels
de Ia communaute est confi6 a ceux-
Ia memes qui s'occupent du salat
des ames. C'est Ia theocratie telle
luelle etait comprise par les .jesuites
dams les missions du Bresil ct du
Paraguay. Une seule chose etonne,
c'est QUEEN depit de cette hierarchle
fortement organis6c ct de lalnour
les mormons pour les f6tes ct les
ceremonies, les grant1s dignitaires
de Ia Nouvel!e- Jerusalem portent le
meme costume que leurs tis:eles ct
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-08-18

r6tat present ct materiel de leur So
ciete. Sous pretexte de religion, lie
mOrmoniSne nest autre chose Qu'u-
ne fin de non -rccevoir de tOuS les
prob,emes religieuX.
ELISEE RECLTS.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-08-18
AGENTS DU LOUISIANAIS.

Nouvellc- c-Orleans:-AG G. Romain, Tchou
pitoulas ST, No. Is.
St.-Jacques, St.-Jean-Baptiste, lberville
Assumption ct Ascension:-Just Comes
Donaldsonvilic.
Lafayette, Attakapas:-Edouarl Z. Mou'
ton.
le-1herie:-Auguste Girod. &
Vacherie Feitcl.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-08-18
PRIX DEs ANNONCES:

Par carre de 10 lignes, Oh moins, pre-
miere insertion n..-...-.----f- 81 $40.
Par carre de cLaque publication sub
sequentc -----.--. 10.
Les communicates dc nature personnellc
1t les avis Pann6e Sc regleront de gre a
gre ayec rediteur.
The Republican journal., 1877-07-12
A Terrible Tornado.

MILWAUKEE, July6. The storm at peu-
saukee station, % miles north of Green
Bay, on the Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad, destroyed the Gardiner House,
the largest brick hotel and summer resort
in Northern Wisconsin. Eight persons
are known TO have been killed and two
missing. Other buildings were blown to
pieces and the place is a total wreck.
A saw mill, shingle mill, school house,
and Is or 20 other buildings were blown
down. 4 powerful gust of wind raised
the railroad depot from its foundation and
threw it across the track, preventing the
passage of the Green Bay train for two
hours. The bridge was misplaced and
damaged; the steam tug Spray and Il
schooner were totally wrecked
The Chicago Trihune's special from an
eye witness estimates the loss at over
800 600
The Republican journal., 1877-07-12

Indebtedness to gentlemen who have as
sisted bis labors, particularly to the ven
cradle William Quimby and to ex-Gov.
Crosby, whose Annals, published in the
Republican Journal, "have been invalu-
able" The columns of the Journal, dur
ing its half century of existence, have
been drawn upon freely in all its depart
ments.
We cannot close this notice without
again expressing our deep sense of the
obligation which we feel, in common with
all citizens, for the laborious researches
Of Judge Williamson, so faithfully pursued
and 50 handsomely embodied.
The Republican journal., 1877-07-12

The Editor of the Bangor Commercial
after an examination of Williamson's His
tory Of Belfast, says
The work is thoroughly full and exhaustive
Mr. Williamson has love for historical research
and he has gathered together in this volume al
accessible knowledge pertaining to the early his
tory of our Penobscot Valley. In this particular
he has done great and lasting service not only tc
the city of Belfast, but to all the towns on the
river.
The people of Belfast must be especially pleased
with this history, and they owe to the author Il
debt of gratitude for the great labor he has ex-
pended, and the vast pains he has taken to col
lect together and present in most entertaining
and readable form, every historical fact and every
item of interest pertaining to their city. As !;
town history it is u model Of fullness, exactncss
and excellence.
The Republican journal., 1877-07-12
The Mexican Thieves Punished.

New YORK, July 4. A telegram from
the War Department, Washington from
Lt.-Col. Sheplcy, states that Lieut. Bulls
chased the Indian cattle thieves across
the Rio Grande, had a fight with them
and drove them into the mountains and
captured 2} out of the fifty stolen horses
they had with them. Col Shafty will
cross to support Bulls, and also Lieut.
Hunt who appears to be ON the Mexican
side following the Indian trail. Harness
es, etc, were found by Bulls which had
been stolen from Gillespie county, Texas.
The dispatches from Gen. Ord enclosing
the above have been furnished the Presi
dent
The Republican journal., 1877-07-12

The grand jury of the circuit court of
Baltimore county, Maryland. in session
at TownSontOWn, presented Saturday
evening indictments against its own
judges - Chief Judge Richard Grayson
and Associate Judge lellott for maltea-
sance Of office. 1t is charged that fraud
involving $4,000 had grown out of Il
change of Venue case. The judges We're
on the bench when the return was made,
and Immediately adjourned court
The Philadelphia Times has interview
ed number of Republicans; federal Of
flee holders and others, with regard to
the Presidents recent order for the pro
motion of civil service reform. The Of
tice-holders generally We're non commit
tai, but their opinions are really of very
little consequence the people and not
the politicians, being the judges in this
matter The Times puts the whole qucs-
ton in a nut she'll as follows
The battle of the administration with its own
friends who claim to have warmed it into life, will
be dress parade affair and the President las so
formed his lines that he must rcSoutey press on
ward Ill his chosen path or fall III hopeless dis
grace" Whether he Shall be successful will depend
wholly upon the thoroughnesS of his reformation
If he Shall stumble and temporizc over half way
measures, he will be ground to powder between
the upper and the neither mill stone but if he Shall
make only such appointments as will be SO many
living declarations Of the mission and progress Of
tEa nj; 4
The Republican journal., 1877-07-12
Generalities.

49,
Niagara river Saturday
|
pig rat ih'aueu p I:I Ga5e III MICH
,,,... No.. r,..
An lncentllary 1lre at uiouceSter' Mass llurs
gay gay hight' destroyed property 10 INC value vi 'o
,,. e..
Two deaths are reported III EhitdiclPhla' Hpii
Ioaae9 pistols nfeu IN luh anu supposed no' 10 DC
uen; "raut was III brussels oa'uruay' anu re-
eelv .e many a''eh'lons sunday ne was VISITED
pl tle Mig
john German tried TO save his httLe son from
drowning III the haehehSaeN river floay' pu' po'h
were drowned
Tho loss ON tha valuo of Ros+or rool estate f,r
the year VII be fully s4ooooooo and on personal
properly 3%o"'"ooo'
The COINAGE Of the u $ minis the past wear
amounts TO SSl 900 900 an increase of 900 O00
over INC Pi7Veuns veal
The Molc Magrires of PENNSYLVANIA are at
their old tricks Five murders have been commit
taa since TIN. pxrrutions
The daughter of Mrs. Maria Elder, of Unity. Pa.
was dragged from her house by three tramIs Sat
urday and brutallv murdered
Il
ston HILL r. L. on the Fourth, ore man was killed
ana tour others badly INJURED.
m
lnefe were lWeht! one ShEhl acciueltS III Ne"
small fires. the loss aggrcgating 1000
Inc steamers f.iphlhStolle ana houcWater came
mo colllslon az f"lhle aux lreMbleS' near Mont
three thousand dollars worth Oh Bibles, stolen
from a German publishing house i'll New York,
nave been ioahu under wharf III Jersey 'ty
! The Republic Life Insurance Company OF Chicago
| Is IN bad condition Inc receiver has discovered
balance Of three and half millions against the
| company
vi. H. Chase Of BluchIl has been awarded the
contract for furnishing cut granite tpr the pedestal
| Tor the statute OF the late MAl"rNcner;d George
! Ii. Thomas.
| The most interesting tlnng IN il Toledo golden
wedding was dance by the bndegr"oms father
| aged l"" aI''l the OLD man great great grand
daughter aged Ito.
| A Boston man writes from the Black Hills
| There at least $4,000 idle men in the
| vicinity. and more suffering think than iu any
place IN America
A Washington dispatch says that the general
| opinion there is that the testimony against Senu
tor Grover OF Oregon Is already sufficiently dault
| ing to mperil his seat.
secretary sherman an, party arrived III Boston
! SATURDAY evening III the AFTERNOON they visited
the lite SAVING stations al ProIihcetoWn and tested
| the working "i The various apparatus.
i : Traot nf Eastnort ,,,.s T., Ian,p h,. -,
unst Of thn Jnnannsi, mini st,r ~, ~ s,ln: ~
s5ooo nh VAR omT nynenlns tr tnh n,ttn'r i',.
.,,n6 :; i ',i ,,,,,lJ l ,,n,Il Wy VI
canned iiSh 'il" earned goods Schef"iiy.
| BENJAMIN + Kinds Esd, special aren't of thn
| Treasury DEPARTMENT. with hcaduuartrrs in Port
| land for the past eight wears las been promoted
| and is to be chief OF the Chicago district
snip, winch Is beng built ut Portsmouth, Is
TOO Wrie to go through the draw OF the Portsmouth
bridge, but the builder SAYS that he Will take his
vessel through even II ne has I" use force
" Gondr;.h - ,,,r.,r,. Mas, sr.,l...o
III, m,'1 ~. "ni' u.s. i.o 'l"
The Republican journal., 1877-07-12

1t is said that Beecher and Tilton are
to kiss and make up and Elizabeth, too.
How about Bessie Tnrner!
The Republican journal., 1877-07-12

1t is safe to say that no town celebrated
the Fourth more sensibly and successful
~ than did Thomaston. The solid men of
that good old town understands the needs
Of an occasion of the kind.
The Republican journal., 1877-07-12

contemporary captions an account of
his jouneyings "a Week on the Wing"
Evidently he made Il flying trip.
The Republican journal., 1877-07-12
Arraigned and Committed.

BIDDEFoRD, July 10. John d. Perkins
and James Blaisdell, the men who muir
derously assaulted Stephen Dixon at
West Lebanon July 4th, had an exam
nation there yesterday before Justice
Cakes. Academy Hall was crowded to
suttocation and there is considerable ex-
element there regarding the matter.
County Attorney Lmt conducted the
prosecution and w. G. Copeland appear
ed for defence. The assault was proven
and no defence put in. Both men were
committed and bail refused. DiXon's skull
is fractured in several places and it is
very doubtful if he RECEIVERS
Bell. gold hunter ut Auburn, Cal, recently dis
covered a rotten quartz lode, from which, Ill three
weeks, he extracted upward Of $50 600 IN gold, by
washing III pans, and then sold his mine for $50,
900, making handsome fortune of $4,000 which
he said was all he wanted He had previously
been obliged to pawn his wie's gold ring to obtain
food for his family
The Republican journal., 1877-07-12

\ Newport dentist is introducing Il new practice
Three weeks ago he extracted a tooth for Il Young
man, and after cleaning and reflng it replaced it
III the cavity. 1t was sore for few days. but the
gum is now healing up and the tooth seems strong
and permanent Boston Post.
That operation has been repeatedly and
successfully performed by DR.. Lombard
of this city, in years past
The Republican journal., 1877-07-12

ADMINISTRATORS. EXECUTORS and GUARDIANS
desiring their advertisements published i'll the Jour
nal will please state to the Court
The Republican journal., 1877-07-12

SUBSCRIBERS renittiug money or desiring TO
have the address of papers changed, must state the
Post Office to which the paper has been sent as
well Us the office to which il is to go
Subscribers are requested 10 take notice of the
date on the colored slips attached to the paper 1t
is the only form of receipt now used. For instance,
- MAY -, means that the subscription is puid to
that date. When new payment is made, the date
will be changed to correspond, and ST BSCRI5-
ERS ARE REQU ESTED TO SEE THAT THEIR
DATES ARE CORRECT Subscribers i'll arrears
are requested to forward the sums due.
The Republican journal., 1877-07-12

Journal
s. K. NILES No. 6, fremont ST, Boston.
S, NJ. PErTENGILI, Co, Il State St, Boston
and 81 Park Row, n. Y.
HORACE DoDD l2l Washington St, Boston.
GEO p RowELL d Co.. 40 Park Row, New y ORR
BATES Il LOCKE, 81 Park Row, New York.
The Republican journal., 1877-07-12

Blue jackets over the border, down in
Mexico.
The Republican journal., 1877-07-12

The Belfast eXcursionists to Mount De
sert on the Fourth, did not have an al
together pleasant experience but they
saw one thing, after their arrival, which
was worth noting. We refer to the water
supply of Bar Harbor. Here Il village,
perhaps one sixth the population of Bel
fast, has supplied itself with water from
an elevated lake, brought in pipes, avail
able to every dwelling, and ready for fire
purposes. And yet Belfast, with her pop
ulation and wealth, has deficient supply
for domestic purposes, and is in daily
danger of being a third time destroyed
hy fire.