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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-04

Weary sufferer from Rheumatism. Neuralgia Weak
and Sore Lnugs. Coughs, aud Colds Weak Back Weak
St mach and Bowels, Dyspepsa. fenale Wcakucs-.
hhouius PANS through the Loins aud Back, try these
iascrS Placed over the pit ~ Tie Stomach. they pre-
vent AMI cure Aguc Pains, Billions Cnic. LAYER Com
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-04


Opinion OF the Late james Gordon Reuaett.
From the New York Herald. Dec. 20 1858
AMERICAN FORT WINES DR.. UNDERHILI Of Gro
ton Point has sent us halt dozen bottles Of his sxqui
native Port Wine. Ills about the very best that have
tsedsr superior to any Of the Cincinnati wines manu-
featured by the famous LonTworth Indeed this American
wine Is 50 good that we hereby direct Dr. UNDERHIJL
70 send as four DOZEN bottles of the same kind
MED by his hill and we shall cheerullv pay whatever
the price mHy he Al the same time advise all thosa
who like rood glass ~ wine to make similar invest
ment; Tor this pure aree after being Kept IN the cellar
or short time viii be equal To- any port wine that can
be- imported from the London docks
thus exqusitc wine. m.llowed by II years age. u
for sale by druggists and Rrocers
Angosturn Bit'er., AN excellent nppeti1in9
nhc U exquisite ntvor, cures Dyspeusia. Darrhma.
fever and Asue, and all disorders Of tile digestive organs
Take Hyatrs Lite Bnisnu for the Blood.
Your rheumatism, gout &c cure. o druggists
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-04

Arrtved-SATuRoAT Nay g.
Sc Australia. Ward. London
s. chesapeake, Mnnyatn. Portland
s. Oder. Lest Bremen April ~ and South 22d.
- Cortesi Bennett St Johns, " ", April 20, and
Hali'nN Bnth.
5. Crescent city. Porter. A-ninwall.
ship Lawrence Dclap Graves, Bremen.
ship Hero. Olsen Rotterdam.
BARK I-,naele. Allegro, Seville.
BARK Hunn. stare. Westport
Bark Abraham Young. Parker. Antwerp.
barn Hermann. Doves Rio Graudr do sui.
Bri1 WIN II. Lattimer Arm strong AreceihO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-04

The analytical chemist, W. B Drake OF buffalo n
recenty analt zed Alans AnuFat and gave tie follow
ing ceruhcate;
have subjected Adams AnuFat to chemical analysis
examined the process Of its manufacture and truly
say that the ingredients OF which 1t is composed
rey vegetable and cannot but act favorably upon the
system. aud il well calculated 70 attain the object
which II IL INTENDED. W II. DRAEE, Chemist
Sold BY druggists-Ifp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-04

Phillips Paataben Cod Liver OIL in combination WITH
PhOsulO Nutrne Best medicine for consumption.
citation, and seroiulous diseases All druggists-Ade
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-04

IOELfNER In the CITY n New York on the 81 day Of
May 1919 by the Hon Hooper G. Van Worst Judge SIT
nnE III tic supreme Curt, Special Term. Edward o.
loclncr from Marie ztellner Cause adultery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-04

Beslaundred shirts the city, 81 to 81 - summer
deTslrts and drawers -. 81 Hr pair W Johnston,
20o Grand IT. also 40 Oh aN, vi door above 2Sd Ado
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-04

Parties building or making alterations should examine
The leyer Closet" AMI the plumbing materials made
BY Monty Z. Meyer 4 Co. ~ Chm sL-AdgN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-04
Spnul llctite5.
"wHAT,s THE Matter WIN your.

"wHAT's THE MATTER WITH your
In nine eases cut Of ten this question
~ he person who asksit Nhsa We walking
hncuily slnng NE street creeping through The house.
with salnw eonpe xion and stcop o. the shoulders
We Know that his digestive organs are dcranged that
he II tie sDyert of sme that II gradually
ring his lhr u may be cough. or snd that has been
nuN ed 10 settle on his luugs disease that
without pain q his vital organs We know. In short
NAT his woe system wants To- be ecanscd and pu ined;
ard " We know all ought 10 know will at onc0
recommend him RENNE's MAGIC OH. that II sold
everywhere sui simple bottle which be obtained
IREE OF lmAEME II lie henoi. o. NnIImN ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-04

To secure relief from Coughs aaa CSIds, as,
P0TNTs OVugh BalSam IS and ~ csuts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-04

IsAne Smiths PnrRaols are carried by th,
elite OF The city Further comment is unnecessary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-04

Portrait in Iausboted Anerioa" LVs Just out Price
cents.-AdV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-04

81 Pearl o. Mixed Derby for ~ 90. o.
SILK Hat, s. ~ 10 New Church st., up stairs.
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DIR. EVANS AT GRAND CENTRAL


HALL. 47th st. and Broadway-The success Of DR..
EVANs's Magnetic Psychological treatment OF disease 10
In the history Of the Healing Art" Du-
ring the past months he has over 5000 pa
tent. many uf whom have avalcd themselves Of his
gruitous skill at the above hail where he heals the
sick" uhsy Rni frce every Saturday morning TO
~ O'clock Vet hundreds ~ best eirns have been
his patients ~ his phrlors he seen by the almost
endless list Or references in his s>ion tn
whom he has cured after all other mWles ot treatment
had med Hours at his parlors, So West 2iIh ST. from
II A NJ. uePM
sTRICTCRES,vAR AND URI-
diseases cured without knife cansc hnres. pain.
Or n.nse"us medicines, By European and American Med
bee.. dropsv gravel. sons and bladder diseases cured
lsy the ASAHEI. NATURAL MINERAL WATER Ply
@ciaS advice. urinary analysis. testimonial book tree.
2oi Broadway New York
$4,000 FOR 81, 81, al, 81, sl,IS THE
kENruCKl STAFF Lofts kY NAY Ia
WHOLE TICKETS ONE DOLLAR
WHOLE TICKETS. 81; HALVES 81.
JACKSON co. Bankers. ~ Nassau ~. near Fulton.
PII.EsP ERMANiNTIY CURED WITH
cut knr Ia AZURE. cHu-tc. charr IN cured tcsti.
monals from PHI sicians and PATIENTS consultations free,
Dr. SroDDARD. IA West 2ist st.
"RYE AND ROCK"-VAS BELLS TUE
only genuine sud ~ All drngg,ts and Sroers at g per
hsrs st. south side.
FREIDHICHSHALIH HITTER w ATEK.
a sure remedy tor constipation aud headache.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-04

By using HIGGINS herman Laundry soap, because 1t
pure. Ask your grocer ior II, and give II a t1aL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-04

Take Hyatrs Life Bai.nr. for the blood.
Your rheumatism, Tout &C. cure o druggists
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-04

Townsend's PhosphRted Cereal Tonic, n
preparation If health giving and NtaliAng Phoslatcs
in perfect solution; unequaled remedy Tor dysepsia,
nervousness NAkeiuluess and general debility, an IN.
valuable spnnz NgOrAtor and prot ctor against malaria
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-10-09
Maine crop Notes.


'''- -JlH HASTINGS ~ Nluhe} N"Wcd SIA
0Hfi~ o. WIr3l and thtI produced
-ait-llNc bushes TINS ,ili.
rr.a, l,ay. ,.,f..1 b, nn+,to IN, ,7u.tn,.
.-.tn.. a+ ]It nnsorr {rnirh vai.rbed
I'E (, .4,.'r+,,. l,nIrnJs
''''
Ae crops in ArooSt"ok County are
tne, but the season has been quite
favorable tor the Work Of harvesting
sI W. -: eI.,,.l..,,... LII, l..,,.,......
,l ' nv, ~ - ''',L,- ,,l - I,i I-,,' t,I1
,l, Lrt ,'iI't,ad 'p,tr ''i' i','.h"i i''''
.I "!',, ,,''i', q ,-a, -i',,i' u ''
''-'''' nv i''''' TT
j. III. Williams Of Lewiston, raised this
asnn twenty-five and one-half bIshels
ud 4 portion Of the acre was an or
card
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-10-09

Ayoung Girl in Washington lately wore
a novel dress OF her own manufacture.
The foundation was white Swiss muslin,
made al exquisite shade of gray. through
the agency of spatter work, a method un-
derstood by most young ladies as consist
ing of a judicious sprinkling of ink with a
fine brush over a given surface Of mater
i'll. Each tiounce had a running vine Of
wild strawberry leaves on it, and small
ferns, while each seam up the back had
vines Of similar leaves and tiny blossoms.
The front of the apron was one exquisite
mass of ferns, grasses. wheat heads, lilies
of the valley, and dropping bells. The
entire dress was the handiwork of the
dainty goldenhaired girl who wore it
with 50 much grace and credit Here is
an opportunity for those young ladies to
distinguish themselves, who cannot paint
designs upon their party dresses, as is
the charming, but costly, fashion of to-
day
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-10-09

Mr.. Ernest lngersOll, who has been in
veStlgating the II ps and Downs in Lead
vile IN the interest OF Scrlbner. contrib
utes the result of his labors to the OctO-
Der number Of that magazine Among
the numerous anecdotes which he re-
cords. is the following (the mine referred
to i'll the first, being the Dead Man
Claim):
the boys wanting to give him a right
smart Of burial. hired a man for twenty
dollars TO dig a grave through ten feet Of
snow and six 1eet Of hard ground
Meanwhile ScOtty was stuffed in a snow
bank. Nothing was heard of the grave
digger for three days. and the boys, going
out 70 see what had happened to him,
found hill in 4 hole which. begun as d
grave, proved to be a SiXty-Ounce mine
The quasi sexton refused to Weld and
was not hard pushed, for Scottv was for
gotten and staid in the bank till
the April sun searched him out. the BOYS
meanwhile sinking prospcct-holes in his
intended cemetery.
one mine had its shaft down l}5 feet,
and the indications Of success were good.
Some capitalists proposed to purchase an
interest in it, and a half of the mine was
| offered them for $4,000, if taken before
five O'Clock. At half-p past four, rich silver
ore, was struck, and when at half-past
five the tardy men of money came leisure
ly up and signifed their consent to the
bargain, the manager pointed to the clock,
and quietly remarked
"The price Of half interest in this
mine now, gentlemen, is sixty thousand
dollars
Mother to per daughter just seven
years old "What makes you look 50
sad, Carrie p Carrie, looking at her ba-
by-brother three weeks old II was Just
thinking that in about ten years from
now, when shall be entering company,
and having beauX, that brother Of mine,
will be just old enough to bother the life
out of me. Puck.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-10-09

A young gentleman from St Louis was
walking along the shore of Lake Michigan
with Chicago girl, when he saw on the
sands what he supposed to be a devil fish,
with its long tentacles spread out upon
the submerged soil of Illinois. He was
awakened from his dream by the young
lady, who said: ~ have just dropped
my glove" st. Louis Republican.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-10-09
Captain fuckers Surf Boat.

Ihe Scientific American vi this week.
gives au illustrated description Ui the ~ult
boat, recently patented IN Capt. Il. II.
Tucker Of WiScasset.
The Register gave description OF this
novel craft about a year since. which WIS
copied quite eXtensi} civ throughout the
country. Since then, Capt Tucker has
added several lleels to the two original
ones, between which the ait is forced out
at the bottom and the resistance met
with from tile water, propels the boat toi-
ward. The boat is l5 feet in diameter,
circular in shape, and draws when loaded,
: inches Of water. 1t is intended to oe
propelled by compressed air, and air
chambers in the interior will contain SUI
tlClent to carry her to a stranded vessel
and back to The shore. Being nearly /
tat surface, sh can be landed upon any
beach, and will be thrown up by the
breakers.
Captain Tucker was here last week.
with his model for a canal boat, which is
to be propelled on the same principle as
his surt boat, by compressed air On
Saturday morning, in company With the
Collector and Inspector Of Customs, We
took 4 trip around the harbor in this ncy-
q craft that will in a short time create i
revolution i'll canaling. The machinery
for forcing air is entirely inadequate to
the size of the boat, being merely a blow
er for a blacksmith's forge, but with even
this, a small boy was able to propel the
boat 3 to / miles an hour When Mr..
henniston took the crank the increase Of
speed was quite pcrceptble. Very little
commotioh was made in the water hy
her passage, and that entirely in the rear.
No swell was thrown out sideways. Capt.
T. has undoubtedly struck the right track
for Il canal boat. We expect before many
weeks to see Capt. 7. at Boothbay, with
his model for an ocean steamer, propelled
by compressed air, driven by steam pow
cr. Boothbav Register.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-10-09
An Unlucky Day.

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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-10-09


Nell "ilu l. as you may Judge from lnt
dooNe toh' eiSd'loll' are nfotiier ana Sis
~ 'ila "e liNt "!olS togtlleI' tie Jolii-
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lava nu- b.d tb.. laa,+ f, ,alI har
that tbn Lor Ii H. d,,o,, ' ra bnn,1ns. Az ,,s
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-10-09
Farm, Garden and Household,

F.r this department brief suggestions, facts and
experiences are solicited from housekoepers.
farmers and gardeners Address Agricultural
El.or. Journal Office, Belfast Maine
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-10-09

woman was told to make oath" in New
Haven court. She blushlngly said, 'Damn it."
and protested against the rigor Of legal necessity.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-10-09

The largest sum paid for horse in England
was $4,000, given for Doncaster by the Duke of
Westminster
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-10-09
Household Hints

@ trnIh '' nl ,,rS uoro VI SN 'Es hy@l a' 10 a.
Wiz. .1h r,,, IIit NJ T. ! uoVP
in"s II = n - = ~ : i'''
SPltEh APPLIES. EiSht pounds OF ap-
'leS' P'led aHd quaItered ioul pounds
sugar one quart vinegar. one ounce "i
/ Suth CINNAMON. olle-llil ounce cloves.
| h"iI 'iit vinegar sugar ana Splce together ;
'',',, 'l''',i ',.',', ''ii''l t'I'u, '"v',
il,a I',,, .,''' III llt "pl''H 4 ! '''
.,.',. WIKI - "i'''' ''''' y '''''' '''
\ TABLE ORNAMENT. sew coarse
/ iidmc! around a goblet with the stem
broken oil put This Shaptlv dome upon a
saucer of water wet the flannel and
sprinkle over as much tlaNsced as will ad-
here 10 it, The damned viii absorb the
water from the saucer. which should often
be Ieplenshed. IN about two weeks the
flannel Mill be concealed in beautiful
Verdurc, Which viii vie with amy table
ornament
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-10-09

Hollow and vast starred skies are DER us.
Bare to their blue, protonndest height
Waves and moonlight melt before us
Into the heart OF lonely night
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-10-09

The farmers of Michigan are required
by law TO cut down the thistle
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-07-16

need isthe prompt application of prin-
ciples already learned, the true appre-
cation of the demands of the moment,
the power of quick and right action in
dependent Of reflection, women NAV
be expected TO excel men. In n word
mans guide in action is reflection.
woman's, tact and intuition. Man
eXcels in judgment, slowly formed
woman IN tact and intuition, spontane-
ouslyx exhibited. Man discovers new
truths; woman utilities old ones.
In his second paper, Professor Brooks
carries the generalization farther and
reaches the conclusion, for which lie
thinks it necessary to apologize to mod
ern reiormers, that the position oCcu-
pied by woman in civilized society is
precisely that for which she is fitted hv
the laws Of development of tho race
that all attempts to reduce the SEXES to
an intellectual equality are flying in
the face, not of providence, but Of z0.-
logy; that man, from the embryonic
germ, is marked as the leader, the
dlscoverer, the originator, woman
rs the CONSERVATION anu helper. He
holds that woman's position is
neither equal nor subject, but COM
Elemental. He gets around the facts
that initiate against his theory, by as
Stunning that women who possess the
originating faculty are masculine and
that men who excel in the practical
qualities OF tact, intutiye perception
and quick practical usefulness are fem.
mime. Professor Brooks quotes from
the writings of Mill and Lacky to show
that the conclusion he has reached in
ductlvely through zoology was reached
by those thinkers deducllvely through
observation and logic, and closes with
an application of his theory to the prob
lem of the education Of the sexes.
AS may be easily inferred, he opposes
the plan which would make the intel
lectual training of the sexes identical
and holds that the education of each be
adapted to its special capabilities. Cul
ture in the broad sense OF teaching the
results OF past experience, is the educa-
uonai form corresponding to the law of
hereditv and is best fitted to women.
Training, in the broad sense of prepar-
ing the mind for original work and new
discoveries in special fields of intellect
ual activity is best fitted to man. The
education Of woman should be broad,
general, empirical and practical That
OF man should be narrower, deeper,
more thorough and logical. Men
should be taught to think, women to
apply the laws of thought. Without
troubling the surface of the woman's
rights movement Professor Brooks
seems to play havoc with its founda-
tons 81. Paul Pioneer Press.