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The Ell OF the house OF Nathan Phillips
OF North Ellsworth, took fire on the roof
about five o'clock in the afternoon 9Th of
July last, and before it was discovered had
spread over quite large part OF one roof.
The alarm was given and the neighbors
rallied their forces, and worked like he
roes with axes, water pals and water.
ard succeeded in putting out the fire amer
Il had advanced 70 a large fame. Mr.
Phillips and wife both feel very much
cratiiicd that their buildings were saved.
and feel much indebted to their Kind aud
good neighbour, for their timely assistance
in such an hour OF special need.
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students are coming in.
Reform club to Belfast and Northport.
Two hundred on the May Field.
Delegates to Belfast left at O'Clock on
Steamer Planet, Tuesday morning.
Catholic excursion to Carver's Harbor
Moonlight excursion to Fort
Point, Thursday evening.
AT the meeting Of the Reform Club
Sunday p. NJ, Aug. 4th, a quartette, con-
sisting Of Miss Anna Hall, Miss Cora Hill
and Messrs. Lewis and Slower. with Mrs.
T. Is. Slower, pianist, furnished the music.
Several OF the pieces were excellent aud
were received with hearty applause. These
meetings are usually very Interesting. and
productive OF good. Occasionally a loving
mother or = iar-seeing father, who fears
the fascinating but fatal stepping stones,
laid TO ensure the inexperienced, will de-
nounce all the small drinks. 10 wlsich so
often stick may be found. Then some
body, fearing lest somebody else may take
offense, PUSHES into the arena and pleads
for lager" and apologies for cider. But
these are extreme cases. Our Reform
Club Is composed Of men who know what
they are about, aud are determined to fight
the foe. They number many Of the leading
mer 10 town. Rev. Mr.. Forsyth of the
Congregational Church insisted that tenn
persnce pays physically, mentally, spirit
ually and financially. Rev. Mr.. Besse. OF
the Methodist Church, and many Of his
members are jealous workers In our tenn
perance meetings. The Reform Club make
an excursion to Belfast and Northport On
Tuesday. This will be very large and
should the weather prove favorable will
be the excursion of the season.
10 preceding article we referred to the
repairs at the Seminary. We should have
added that Miss Trccarten. our talented
and popular Freceptress assumes the re-
sponsibility Of making our dining hall the
neatest and most inviting Of any In the
State. Also Miss Talbot, OF Rockport,
engages 10 make the parlor just as neat,
cosy, comfortable and lovely as a lady Of
taste and refinement, backed up By the
purses of hundreds OF warm hearted
friends OF the Seminary can make Il.
SIG.
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The Hotels are well filed with guests
especially the Rodck House. This House
i well managed by Mr.. Fountain Rodck
who Is Increasing in his efforts tor the com
forts OF its patrons. It has connected with
It two permanent fire escapes and negota-
tons are being made for the purchase Of
cspes," which will secure great safety to
those occupying the upper floors in case OF
fire. \ hand engine and two hundred
feet Of hose are connected with the house
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August 2. 1878.


ssoubOsOOtO
We are making improvements as cir
cumstances will admit Since the compile
ton OF the repairs on the old bridge we
must admit that II presents more tidy APP
pearance. The contractor Mr.. X. X. Rolfe,
has done Justice to himself aud the town
by fulfilling his contract to the very letter.
Our enterprising friend, Mr.. VIM. GuptN,
is making improvements in his steam mill,
the new dam under construction Is about
completed; the water power will soon be In
running order, when he will be able to
grind nj all times 10 the year.
Last Sabbath Mrs. Or. French delv-
cred very stirring address In the Church
In this place. She also addressed the Sab
bath School, commanding the close atten.
ton OF the entire School Her generous
donation OF 100 vols, OF books as CRATE
fully received and duly appreciated.
VERrTAs.
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Do you want TO save your childrenl II you
do. 20 to G.. A. Parcher and get box OF Fes
senden's Worm Expeller. 1t is the surest,
safest and best worm medicine now In use.
For sale by all druggists for p cents, or sent
by mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared by Fessenden & Co., Rockland,
Maine.
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City and County.
Religious Services In this City each Sunday.

EGATioNAL.-Preac at 10 30 A
M and T. N. Sabbath School in the after
noon, al IL O'Clock, NJ.
BAPrisr.-Preaching at 3 and P. N. Sab
bath school at p. n.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to half past ten In the
forenoon, sunday School at twelve, Evening
Service at half past seven.
,CATHoIIc.-Preaching at 10 l-2 O'Clock A.
NJ. Sabbath School at 2 p. NJ
hETHoDIsT.-Preaching at 2 and 1P M
Sabbath School nj T. NJ
Meetings held every SUM-
day ut ? o'clock. z. NJ. in Hall over Munich
pal Court Room, Coombs' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE MEkTING-every Sun
dav at Z. NJ. at Temperance Hall.
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Republican Victory.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H.. Aug. 6,

PORTSMOUTH, n. H.. Aug. o.
The result OF the municipal election to-
day Was overwhelmingly Republican. The
vote for Mayor Was As follows: VIM. II.
Sise, Rep, So, Samuel p. Treadwell. Dem,
$50. Luther Z. Martin. Greenbscker. les,
scattering, 4. Sise's majority 22s. plurali-
ty 397. In the Board OF Aldermen the
Republicans elect 6 out of members. The
Common Council will stand IL Reps. to
to Dems. Much disappointment and sur
prise Is expressed by the Greenbsckers at
their vote
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Oxford County.
PARIS, Me-, Aug.

PARIS, Me-, Aug. c.
The Oxford County Republican Conven-
ton made the following noDi nations:
Senstors, Francis w. Redlon. and WIN.
W. Waite; Clerk OF Courts. Jas. S. Wright
County Commis sioner, George P. Ham.
moDs; Sheriff, VIM. Douglass; Treasurer,
Geo. y. Watkins.
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DANAKIsCoTTA, Ne, Aug. 9

DANAKIsCoTTA, Ne, Aug. 6.
James Mclaughlin, q young man en-
ployed at the porgy factory Of J. C. Church
4 Co., Bremen, was drowned Sunday be-
tween an island and the main land. He
WAS intoxicated and the parties who sold
him the liquor were arrested, tried to-day,
and held for the October Supreme Court.
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Boston Betting Company.
BosToS, Mass. Aug.

Boston, Mass. Aug. 6.
+. II. Tsppan, son Of John G. rappan,
of the Boston Betting Compsny. will pub
lish 8 column statement In the Herald to
morrow in regard TO his fathers Affairs,
refuting the statement Of DuraLt and claim
ing that the latter has attempted to make his
father a scape-gost fer himself (Durant-)
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z. LamOine.
Hancock District Lodge l. o. of G. T.
will meet with Home Temple Lodge. East
Lamolne on Tuesday next, Aug. 18th, at
10 o'clock A. N. Its hoped all the Lodges
in The county will be represented by re-
potts and delegates.
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Tho Universal Pile Pills, are sold In
Ellsworth BY Q. d. Wiggin.
DIR. z. 4. JacksOn's Catarrh SuuG and
Troche powder is highly recommended
Tor Casarrh, Colds In the head. Headache,
core threat, &c. See Adyertisement.
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STATE OF MAINE.
TREAsJ RERs OFFICE,
AIsIfsrA .Iuly n I--

TREAsURER's OFFICE,
AUGUSTA, July -, ISIS !
Pursuant 70 chap 8, sec, 90 oil the Revised Stat
utes. will AT the State Treasurers ofice. In An.
sus.a, on the fourth day of September next, at
eleven o'clock \. NJ, sell and convey by deed to
the highest bidder. all The interest OF the State In
the tracts of land hereinafter described. lying In
unincorporated townships. the said tracks having
been forfeited To the state for state taxes and
county taxes, certified to the Treasurer Of
state for the year ls.6.
1bc sale and convey ance Of each track will be
made subject 10 a right In the owner part own
er whose rights have been forfeited, 10 Te,iee Al
The same at any time within year alter the
sale by paying or rendering to the purCh aser his
proportion OF v hat the purchaser paid therefor
al the sale, with interest at the OF twenty per
cent. yer aunum fr ON the time OF sale. and one
dollar toT release, or such owner may redeem his
interest by paying as aforesaid 10 the Treasurer
OF the state, provided in chap. 8. Is OF the
Revised statutes.
No tract however, viii be sold at price less
than the iuil amount due thereon for such uupam
state and county taxes, INT crest and cost as de-
scribed ia the following schedule
HANCOCK COUNTY
3l26 Acres. No. South Division &l72I
1!U 80 o.
si57 e 10 Adjoining Sieuben. q 81
Ga " 10 Middle Division AS
T.. ii. BANKS.
3WJl Treasurer.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARrNENr.
O1lce of the Chief Signal Officer
WARRINGTON, d. c.. Aug. Ito An.
Indications.
For New England. cloudy weather, and
frequent rains, follwed BY clearing wealth
err. Easterly winds veering TO northwest,
stationary, or higher temperature and
pressure.
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Rev. J. II. Taylor Of North Sed.wick
has been commissioned as District Deputy
cock County. Any Lodge requiring his SER
vices, or any persons desiring to organize
Lodge of Good Templsrs will be attended
TO By addressing him as above.
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The fact Of the Dasiness is-that Sulphu
Baths have become unnecessary since the in.
PRODUCTION OF GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP,
because that article answers the same purpose,
viz: the removal OF eruptions, rheumatism
and govt. Sold by all Druggists.
HILLS HAIR 4 WHISPER DYE. Black or
Brown, SOC. 4w3I
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Mr.. Clarence A. kimball OF Boston, Is
nj the residence OF his father Daniel Kim
ball, ESQ, North Eas, Harbor, for his an
nual vacation. Mr.. kinball being an en-
thusiastic yachtsman has engaged the com
modious yacht Alice aud with party
OF Boston friends will visit the principal
points OF interest along the coast, stopping
one week at Bar Harbor.
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BluehilI.

All who are in favor of holding town
Fair at Bluehill, this Fall, are requested to
meet at the town Hall In Bluehlll. Satur-
day Aug. 18th at L. NJ.
Per Order.
a. c. Peters.
Aug. 9TH 1873.
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Business Notices.
INDIGESTION.

THE main cause Of nervousness Is ind:ges-
ton, and that is caused by weakness of the
stomach. No one can have sound nerves and
good health without using Hop Bitters to
strengthen the stomach, purify the blood, and
to keep the liver and kidneys active, to carry
of oil the poisonous and waste matter OF the
system. See other column. 2wSt
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Yellow Fever.

NEW ORLEANS, La. Aug. 6.
ThIrty-6ve new cases d yellow fever are
reported to-day, and five deaths.
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On and after MONDAY, June LIST, Steamer
CITY OF RICHMOND, e. kilby, Master will
leave bangor for Portland every Monday, Wed
nesday, and Friday morning. at O'Clock. touch
ing at all the usual landings on the River and
Bay, including Sandy Point. Northport and Lin.
nvile, arriving in Portland at about i've
O'Clock p, NJ, connecting with tue Eastern Rail.
road train which leaves Portland at 5.3OP. NJ.
and the Boston and Maine which leaves Portland
at $50 r. NJ. arriving 10 Boston By Eastern At
$50 p. NJ. and the Boston and Maine at go p.
4. Passengers by the City of Richmond" and
Eastern Railroad train make close connection
with the Shore Line Railroad which leaves Boston
at 10 O'Clock p. NJ for New York.
Passengers ticketed through to Boston and
New York Limited tickets (fOr Boston, at 50
cents reduction.
Returning, will leave Railroad Wharf foot OF
State Street. Portland, same evening at 10 O'Clock,
or on arrival Of the Express Train over the Bos-
ton and Maine Railroad which lleaves Boston at
six O'Clock r. N. Passengers can take any of the
earlier trains from Boston over either OF the
above Railroads.
Geing West. the "City OF Richmond also con-
meets with the Portland and Boston Steamers
which leave Portland at O'Clock r. n. Pass.
engers ucketed through. Fare el.O0sless than By
Boat and Rail.
For tn rther particulars inquire OF
A. KENDRICK. Agent.
Bangor, June %, 1878. l90
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Picked up Adrifi-N. J. Anderson.
Non Res ident Tsxes-rown Of Ei.n
County Ionycn uon-Rep. Con mitt-s
sheriff ssle-A. Il Deyereux. sheriff
Statement Of Cond iiion-Hsncock County saw
ings bank.
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ny TELEGRAPH.
MAINE NEWS.


Republican District Convention.
BELFAST, Me-. Aug. 6.
The Republican District Convention has
been gathering since Saturday afternoon.
when Hon. Eugene Hale and c. c. Nor
ton of PASSPORT arrived. Monday evening
delegates from PASSPORT, Lubec. Mschias,
East Mschias. Jonesport, &C., and this
morning the Calais delegation arrived on
the Jug Henry weilman.
\ few came on the morning boats and
the Knox county delegation came on Gen.
Tillson's Boat, and marched through the
streets In strong force headed bv the Rock
land Band. The deleg atoms from C.stine
and Ellsworth came 10 boats from Ca slime
and Bucksport, shortly after.
The convention assembled in Hayford
Hall and was called TO order at 10 80 A.
NJ. to-day by Gen. Tillsou OF Rockland.
Who nominated Hon. l.. g. Downes OF
Calais, as temporary chairman. Mr.
Downes after taking the chair, thanked the
Convention for the honor, and proceeded
a. once to business by appointing George
l.. Austin OF Hurricane Island, and p. II.
Longfellow of Machiss Secretaries.
The Committee on Credentials reported
that there were present from Washington
county CT delegates. Hancock county 50,
Waldo county 81, Knox county -. Total
242
From Camden there were two sets of
delegates OF which the Committee admitted
that headed by b. c. Adams. The tenn
porary organization was made pernanent.
On motion of Axel Hayford of Belfast,
Hon. Eugene Hale was renominated by
reclamation. the unanimous rising vote
being received by ringing applause.
Hon. Eugene Hale was then introduced,
and spoke for about ten minutes. compar-
ing the doubt and uncertainty st Washing
ton with the bold stand taken here prom
i.ing to work faithfully to spread sound
views on the currency question and calling
on the people to help him. His earnest re-
marks elected frequent applause.
Republican County Convention.
The Waldo County Republican Conven-
ton was in session in the Court House while
the Distric, Convention was held in the
Hall. A Committee on Credentials was
appointed and reported &c towns repre-
sented by l67 delegates. +. c. Arey of
Winterport was nominated for first Senator
and Ed +. Hahn OF Lincolnville was unan-
imously nominated for second Sesator. |
Fred A. Walls renominated by exclamation |
Tor Sheriff, Orrin Learned OF Burnham.
was nominated by scclamstiou for County
Commissioner. G. d. McCrillis OF Belfast
Vas renominated for County Treasurer by !
ll9 votes out of l3J. a County Committee
of one from each of the eight classes WAS
chosen.
Afternoon SessiOu.
A mass meeting assembled in Hayford
Hall in the afternoon aud just before 3
o'clock, Senator Blaine Hon. Eugene Hale |
and others. passed onto the stage aud were
greeted with hearty applause.
AenatOr Blafne.
Hon. Seth L. Milliken gracefully intro
duced Senator Blaine, who WAS received
with the enthusiasm which his appearance
slways inspires. He spoke for nearly an
hour on the financial question in . calm
and dispassionate but convincing manner,
aud was ireqently and loudly applsuded.
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When you visit or leave the City Of NEW YORK
save annoyance and expense of carriage hire and
stop At the q n AND UNION HOTRL, OPP
posite the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. II has
over $50 elegantly furnished rooms and Is fitted
up an expense of over t9Oo,0o Elevator, steam
and all modei n improvements. European Plsn.-
The REsTA ANTS, Lunch Coulter an
Wine Rooms are suppliedwth the best the mar.
kct can furnish. The cuisine is unsurpassed.
Rooms for a. single person, q, tl-50. and .. per
day; rich suites Tor families proportionately low
so that visitors to the city and travellers live
more luSuriously, for less money. at the GRAND
UNION, than at any other nrst-elass Hotel In the
city. stages and cars pass the Hotel every MIN
ute for ali parts OF the city.
Iva G. +. 4 W. u. GARRISON. Managers.
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MARINE LIST.


Ellsworth Port.
Wednesday. July 81
SAILED.
sch Telegraph. Remick Boston.
Sch Emily Jordan. Boston.
Sch /iravo Webber. Bangor
Thursday. August /.
ARRIVED.
sch Pondon. WEIGH. New York
Sch Mechanic Barbour. Boston.
Sch Forester. Ray, Boston.
Friday, August g.
SAILED.
Sch Arborcer Clark Boston
sch senator. Bonsey. Boston.
Saturday. August ;.
SAILED.
Sch } ronIon. WEIGH. New York.
Tuesday, August6
SAILED.
sch Wm Pickering. Belatty. Boston.
sch Grace. Alley, Boston.
>eh Mechanic, Barbour. Boston.
Sch Ned Rover, alley Fan River.
Wednesday, August .
ARRIVED.
sch iu-.ar, Holi. Bar Harbor.
sch Ellen Dart, FeruA!d. Cranberry isles.
Ds~n-rer.
sea IL NIngion, wh lie lying at anchor. below
BurkspoTt July 5lsI, Was INTO by sch WIN
HUMAN. and lad cathral carried AWAY rail
stove, A.
Domestic Ports.
GAgDiNER-Ar - sch Clio, Chi lcotte Fullerton.
New York.
sALEM-Ar 81, sch CastiIlian Means Ssngor
for New York
Ar 10. sch Frank Maria. Ally, Ellsworth, for
Vineyard Haven.
BosToS-Ar 81, sch Nellie Grant, tof Ellsworth
Jordan. savannah; Frank, Brasdou, sullivan;
Panama, Moon, Ellsworth.
Ar ;. sch Wyoming. Foss. PHILADELPHIA.
Ar sch Forest Queen Arry Penobscot.
Ar .. sch Anna > MuTch, Woodland, Charles
town
PogrLAsD-Ar 81. sch Alexander. Arey. Bucks
port
Ar :, sch Maggie willard squirting II, Desert..
WARREN Sid :, Carr.sa. Ray. NeTs York
NEW BEDfoKD-sId 81, sch Terrapin, Woostt r,
New YORK.
oLoJcEsroR-Ar 81. sch Frank Means, Alley.
Ellsworth Tor vineyard Haven; Il. Curtis q reen.
law. Deer Isle for New York
PokrsAouTH-sIi l. sch Damon, Haskell,
Deer sic.
rAurucKrr-Ar 81. sch Caressa. Ray, Ellis
worth.
'lSErAED HAvEs-Ar :, sch Mary Augusta,
East HaTbor.
fKoyiDESCE X AR so, sch Catherine, Jor.
dan Ellsworth, Caressa. Ray, Ellsworth.
ar :, sch falrdealer Dodge Ellsworth
fHlLApELfHiA-Ar /, sch Lodus kio, Trevor.
ry. Bangor.
NEW foKk-Ar 30 q VI Porter Curtis, Els
worth.
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August Sd. 1873.

DrOOksvtlle.
The school In district. No. 3. taught BY
Miss. Lucy II. Tapley, Of West Brooks
Vile. closed Aug. I'd. sfter q successful
term oftwelve weeks Miss. T. Is a student
of the E. NJ. c. Sem. Bucksport. and
although a young teacher. she bids fair to
become a very popular one. At the close
OF the school, the following scholars re-
ceived beautiful certificate. neatly print
ed, signed by the teacher and supervisor,
showing they had been neither absent nor
tardy during the term.
Edgar Hale. Nellie SsDborn,
Henry ChxttO, Louise Condor.
Isaac Dow. Nora Walker.
Freeman Walker. Nellie Friend,
Mintie Griudle, Gertie Chatto.
Eliza Hopper. Dora Dow.
Olive Hooper,
Aug. 9Th, 1878. r.
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Nj A II Il l E ID

Ellsworth. Aug. ., by VIM. b. Campbell.
EsJ. Mr.. Leonard l.. Franks, and Miss, Miner
va Emery, all of Ellsworth.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.

Instanter cures Tooothsche In one moment.
3ltf
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TIE Observation-Disclosures REMEDY

S0H V0Na311 V1V1s AAsA1 H3d 1EX Uy
strikes at the root, builds up the constitution,
makes 1t new. and drives away Catarrh and all
diseases o. the mucuous membranes, and their
attendant pains and aches, pertaining to he sd
back, shoulders. kidneys and throat. ly40
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ROYAL RR6 6x1SG



hrectG Wine
o
used the Royal baking Powder
Grocers
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ID l E D

Obituary notices, beyond the Date, Name and
Age, must be paid for.
FraHklin-July 18th, Sylvester VI. Whitaker,
aged % years.
Orland-July 10Th, John ". Gray, aged ID
years.
Gouldsboro-July 2?d. Wilson Young, aged
- years, ) months and 10 days
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Aug. 9th, 1873.
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Ifyou have come TO the ministry for pleasure
and pastime, turn now away from it. But if
instead Of ease and pleasure you seek an oppor-
tunity TO do good, then l welcome you to the
fellowship Of the liberal clergy. l welcome
you to the ranks Of those who are searching
for truth everywhere with earnest and sin
cefe desire. whether they have the same sec
tartan name rs yourself or not. To the fellow.
ship OF this Church Of the liberal clergy, ofthe
true workers and lovers. l welcome you; and
in token Of it, give you most confdingly and
sincerely, this right hand.
The address to the people was given by Rev.
W. II. Savsry, the first pastor Of the Church.
He reviewed its history, and reioiced in its
prosperity. Every Church, he said, had to
pass through three conditions: The church
militant, the church dogmxiic, and the church
benefcent. This Society hsd already passed
successfully through the first two conditions,
and was now enjoying the happiness which
comes from the last. He earnestly desired that
| the people Of this Society would Be first and
| foremost in every benehcient work. In the
cause Of temperance, charity and every other
good work he asked them to labor with untr-
| ing assiduity. Mr.. Savary spoke with much
feeling to old and dear friends who were very
glad Of the oppOrtunity to see and hear him.
The closing prayer was offered by the Rev
| Mr.. Hall, and the benediction by the new pas
| tor.
| At the close Of the services the clergymen
and their friends, together with 3 few repre-
sent.tives Of the Society, repaired to the vestry
paror whore they partook Of 3 bounteous col
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AeuafOP Rlafne,

Hon. Seth L. Milliken gracefully intro
duced Senator Blaine, who WAS received
with the enthusiasm which his appearance
always inspires. He spoke for nearly an
hour on the financial question in . calm
snd dispassionate but convincing manner,
aud was ireqently and loudly applsuded.
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Afternoon NessiOu.

A mass meeting assembled In Hayford
Hall in the afternoon aud just before 3
o'clock, Senator Blaine, Hon. Eugene Hale
and Others. passed onto the stage and were
greeted with hearty applause.