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* A dispatch from Washington,
under date of the 18th inst, says:
Conkling presented to the Senate to-
day a petition signed by H. Clay
Wood, S. j. Barber, G. H. Woodland
and others of Oregon, directors OF
the Alaska Mining CO., asking legis-
lation for the protection Of business
enterprises from Alaska Indians, and
also tiss Alaska be attacked 10 Ore
for judsciAl purposes
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A PUBLIC Loss.-It is with regret
we learn that Prof. w. H. Roberts,
who has resided in this place for six
years past, will soon bid adieu to our
community. He has accepted of o
lucrative engagement at Port Town
send, of which place he proposes to
become q permanent resident. His
loss is public misfortune. He has
contributed his time and talents to-
wards the advancement of many be-
ne6cent objects of local pride and
importance. On all public occasions
his services have been freely ten
dered; and now, as we contemplate
his departure, it is difficult to deter
mine how his place sto be supplied.
Our loss will, however, prove Port
Townsend's gain, and we congratu-
late the citizens of that thriving place
upon the accession to their ranks of
a thorough musician, an affable gen.
tleman, and an enterprising, public
spirited citizen. Our hope is that
his place here will be supplied by
some one rs competent and obliging.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-19

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side up until he placed III il the
fair hands to which il was addressed.
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when the parcel was opened to find
disclosed the familiar form of the
wooden watch, which for SO many
years has swung from the iron
staples in front Of his own door! It
is said that he fails to see as much fun
in the joke as others do, but we opine
that he is patiently waiting chance
to "get even." When he has the
springs all set, the chap Who put
up that job on him will find that he
has drawn something more startling
than a dummy watch.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-19

~ Washington Encampment G.
R. G. have just ordered fine Shon-
niger Cymbella Organ, direct from
the mandatory, New Haven, Conn.
The cost price is 1915, and it will
undoubtedly be one of the best in
struments ever brought to the Terri
tory. The same Order will likewise
receive a Musical Cabinet, an adver-
tisement of which appears in this
paper.
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been brought to the notice Of the country,
and the persistency and ingenuity with
which specimens of them have been urged,
may well excite the apprehension that a
most grievous and unjust burden will be
thrown upon the government when Demo-
cratic ascendency is secured. The time
has not come. and never will come when
claims for the value OF property injured or
destroyed in the enemy's country by the
Union armies in their operations Ito weak
en-. cripple or defeat the armies OF the So
called Southern Confederacy," constitute
just demands upon the public treasury.
The resolution OF approval Of the manner
In which I have discharged the duties OF
the Office TO which have been three times
elected, and OF generous compliment to
myself which the convention was pleased
10 adopt, affords me sincere qualification as
evidence OF the highest character that my
purposes and efforts TO faithfully serve our
noble State. and my earnest interest in Its
welfare and advancement. receive appre-
ciative recognition. l accept with CRATE
iul acknowledgements the renewed trust
repos.d in me, and will. II elected, guide
ny administration of the office by those
principles which have proved acceptable
to the people. and by the conditions which
the hardships OF the present time require to
be observed.
| AIN. very respectfully, yours.
SELDES CoNNoR.
Messrs. c. A. Boutelle. Alden Sprsgue.
Rufus Prince, Committee.
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have strangely overlooked the influence of
its currency. When the vast amounts is
sued are considered, its necessary effect,
in overturning every useful industry. and
instimulating every species Of expenditure
and extravaganza, was quite enough to
produce all the terrible results that fol-
lowed, without the Influence of any OF the
causes that have usually been assigned. Ii
was contest which not only arrayed the
people against the Government, but turned
the hand OF every man against his neigh
Dor. Society was ship that was wrecked;
the crew and passengers perishng alike in
the desperate struggle to reach and appro-
pirate some of the fragments that were
fioatiag in the wild waste of waters. In
such struggle a few only of the strongest
were saved. The moneyed classes, fore
seeing the inevitable result, had methodc-
ally invested all the notes received by
them In permanent forms Of property, so
that. when the final collapse came, the
greater part of the capital of the nation
was In their hands, the worthless notes
being almost wholly In those Of the poor"
These historical combinations of the dan
gers TO which We are exposed might be
extended indefinitely. They are worth far
more than argument and the deductions of
reason In helping to solve the problem OF
the future. But 1t remaius to be seen how
much of history is to repeat itself, and how
far the sense OF duty and responsibility
shall assert itself when men publicly pro-
claim, with the Colorado man, that they
are in favor OF Boston Post.
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a lecherous bondholder, Que of the kind
whom kearney denounces SO vigorously,
lives in this vicinity. How the adjective
applies, We de not perceive. as she is a
widow OF about eighty, mother, 4 grand
mother and great-g randmother, ard nei-
ther her husband, who married her young.
nor any OF her relatives could ever iDag-
inc such a word in connection with q lady
of her character. Still, 10 Difference TO
kearney, We must consider that she Is "a
lecherous bondholder." the amount Of
bonds furnishing her an income yearly
about equal to what one Ofthe horny-hsnd-
ed sous Of toll, who shovel coal from the
collers. earns In q month. On this she
manages TO supply herself with food and
clothing, refusing assistance from her
children and grandchildren, who live
abroad 10 various parts. all doing well.
This same old lady has the right OF dover
in half . small house, SO that she is
bloated capitalist, but her income is so
small that the assessors are ashamed to
lay any tax thereon, aud there is scarcely
more room in the house than she needs So
she has nothing from REM. Moreover.
this lady. who seems to be In Strengthened
circumstances. enfeebled by age. and as
harmless as could well be conceived, Is
one OF the grinding oppressors Of labor,
one of the employing class. She owns
five shares of stock In manufacturing
corporation, which fifteen years ago used
to pay from twelve to twenty per cent.
but since her husbands death 1t has paid
but one dividend one year of two per cent,
and that they say was hired money. The
lady could hardly sell It for any sum, al
though at one time IL brought an enor.
nous premium. Dennis Kearney ought 10
consistency 10 come down here and head
a mob to hang this "lecherous bondhOld-
er" to the nearest lamp post. Yet we
fear that even the horney fisted sons Of
toll would object to violence toward a lady
SO gentle. SO inoffensive and SO pOor.-
Nescburypovt Herald. So sa
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One of Life's Shadows.

AT o'clock the other morning Second
street wife followed her husband down to
the gate as he was starting for down town
and kindly said to him:
"Willam, you know how sadly need a
blue bunting dress"
Yes, dear" he remarked, bat you
know how hard up | am. AS soon As |
can see my way clear you shall have the
dress, and a new hat to boot. Be patient
be good, and your reward shall be great"
Forty minutes after that he emerged
from restaurant with big basket and a
nsh-pole. bound up the river. In the
basket was a chicken, pickles, cake, fruit,
pie, aud bottle of liquid of a rich color
and he was just lighting twenty-cent
cigar when his wife came along.
What! you here" ne exclaimed.
Yes, l was going to the market.
Where are you golng-whats in that
basket?'
81 was going to carry this fish-pole
around to friend on Jefferson avenue"
he mOdestly answered.
''And that basketT'
This basket-well, l was going to take
il TO the, orphans asylum as q present to
the children. Ii is donation from six
leading citizens"
civilian, l doh't believe t!"
s.Sh! Don't talk so loud!"
"William, shall talk louder YETI she
exclaimed. IN bet you are going hsh-
ingw
Mary, have l ever deceived your he
plaintively asked. ~ never have! A.
proof of my sincerity you can take this
basket to the asylum yourselfr'
"And I'll do it!" she promptly replied
oa sha r1liavad hin, 0f IL
MARY, hadn't you--w
mo, cir, l haden't! You'd better hur
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-29
Vol. XIV. Whole No. 1882. No. IS.

ry up with that fish-pole. as the man may
want it, and be careful how you stand
around In the hot sun!'
She left him there. He watched her
take the car for home, ard then he re-
turned the fsh-pole and crossed the street
and said to an acquaintance:
Tom, I'm suffering with neuralgia, and
the excursion Is off till next week. Too
bad, but we can never tell what Q day may
bring forth"
There was chicken and pickles and
other good things on the table at dinner,
but he never smiled. Even when his wife
wished she was an orphan, If that was the
way they were fed, he never betrayed the
gloom In his heart. 1t was only when she
handed him the bottle he had so carefully
tucked into the basket. and he saw it
labeled: GOOD for little Children" that
he said:
MARY, 1t is an awful thing for wife to
get the impression that her husband is
coldbooded liarv'
at must be-" she replied as he took the
other chicken leg.
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pottrp.
Summers Done.


Thinner the lesyes of the larches show,
Motionless held in the langrid air.
Fainter by wayside the sweet-hrier. grow
Wide bloom laying their gold hearts bare.
Isngui.hing one by one:
Summer is almost done.
Deeper hned roses have long since died;
silent the birds through the white mis-, fy:
Down OF the thistles. by hot suns dried,
Covers with pale fleece vine. growing piyh
Little brooks calmer run:
Summer Is almost done
Later the hush OF the sunrise sweeps
shortening the rcign Of the slow coming day
Earlier shade OF the twilight creeps
over The swallows skimming awav:
Crickets their notes have begun:
Summer Is almost done.
Dsrsened 10 mourning the sad-colored beech
Empty the nest, In its purple boughs lie;
something elusive We never can rcach
Dee?ens the glory Of dsys going BY:
Aftermath lies in the sun:
Summer Is almost done.
'hlld! why regret thst the summer must 20,
Street. fies Tie aftermath len in the sun.
Lives that are earnest more beautiful grow
Out OF a childhood in beauty begun:
Hsrvests of gold can b. won
onIy-tcheH summer is doHei
Mrs. l. {. Wilton, in September Vide
icdIe.
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Notice Of Foreclosure,

7 hereby give pubic notice that Isaac N. Rum.
L mery aud James W. freethey on the 18th day
Of September A d. ic74 oy their de ed Of that date
l,le An Haut, certain parcel Of rea estate IN
said Isle Au Haut bounced norberly by land OF
Barter and Coombs eSsterly by land of Rarter
and !. b. Turner. .outherly by land OF {. Chap
ia and q. L. Chapin, westerly by the shore and
northeasterly by land OF J. b. Turner contain.
ing about ninety two acres. said Annis on Oc-
tooer 18th is77, by deed duly recorded, assis ned
said mortgage 10 me- The eondiuon Of said
mortgage has been. and now Is broken and by
reason thereof claim 10 foreclose the same and
give his notice tor that purpose. The mortgage
i recorded In vel. l37 page Al. Hancock
Records.
W. c. COLLINS.
By T. c. Woodmau his Atty
Bucksport. August IL, ISIS. swss
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Personal Recollections Of Great Men.

My only recollection of Demosthenes
Ia his attempting TO speak piece at dis
trict school exhibition when he was boy, i,
and breaking down. He was reciting the
familiar lines:
You'd scarce expect one of my age
To speak in public on the stage;
II should chance to fall below
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-29

Advice tn young writers: If you
would be clear and f0rcible, don't use for
eign words. Be natural. A man never
stops TO hunt up foreign word when he 10
stung by hornet.
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The Science OF Lite u cyond all comparisou
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WAR OF 1912!

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- Of go per month. Under lbe act OF Congress
of March stn. ls-e- Fourteen days sery ice is
rant. If legally obtained. 10 prima fAuie evidence
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msde unless your claim ls established. An sx-
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Commissioners Notice.

THE undersigned having been appointed by the
! Probate Court Of Ha ncock County, Commits
ssoners receive and decide upon ali claims
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worth in said County deceased, except those of
the administrator. aud having been first duly
sworn according 30 law. do appoint the oface OF
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and the nrst Fridays Of September, Octoter No
Yember. December, January and FEBRUARY next
al three O'Clock in the Afternoon. as the tunes OF
our meetings All prior notices are revoked. Our
appointment is dated Aug. !. 1873, and six months
aiter that date allowed for the presentation
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LUCILIUS A. EMERY.
Aug. !, ISIS. 3ya3
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ENGLAND is short of nickel, and has
a number of agents in America pur
chasing all that can be obtained
Prospectors should keep good look.
out for this metal. 1t is bound to
bring good price, and will not auct.
uate much in value, as Germany hav.
ing decided to replace her copper and
smaller coins with nickel there will be
a good demand for it.