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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-22
A CURIOUS PUZZLE.

Here is something to scratch your
head over. A very curious number is
l24,s57, which, multiplied by l. 2, 8. 4.
5 or 6 gives the same figures In the same
order beginning at IL different point, but.
ii multiplied by z. gives all mines:
142. 1857
142.857x2=-2S5.7l4
l42 .571
,428
42.857x5=7l4.285
142 S57x6--s57, ,142 Z .
142.S5x7-99y,9 ,999
Multiply l42,S57 bY =, and you have
! l42: :S56. Then add the first figure to
the last, and you have l42.S .S57. the
original number. with figures exactly
the same as ut the start. fTa y9aE
Multiply l42 ,S57 10y 9, and you have
1885 7l3. Then add the last two figures
together nnd insert after the first figure,
and you have l42 .857. as before.
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the UNIVERSAL PRAYER.

Father Of All! in every age.
In every CLINE adOretl
ny saint, by savage and by sage,
Jeh' vah. Juve or Lori!
Thou Great FIRST Cause, least Understood
Who ail my eense- confined
To kno v but this. that Thou art uood
=. AND that myself ani b:in,l;
Yet gave me III this .,a.k K estate
10 see the good from ill,
Anu bln'iIng ,ture fast In fate,
Lett Tree he human will.
what conscience dictates to be done
Or warns me not to do,
Anis teach me more than hell to shun,
lnat more Than heaven pursue-
What blessings Thy free bounty gives
Let me not cast awayy
For God Is paid when man receives;
To enjoy is to obey,
fet not To Etrth's contracted suan
Thy go0dness let NE bound,
Or think thee Lord alone of man
When thousand worlds ar. round.
Let not I'M. week. unk OWING hand
Presume thy bolts to throw,
Aud deal daIInati0n round the land
On each judge Thy foe.
IL ! am right. ihy grace Irnpart
Stiil In ine right TO stay;
IL ! am wrong, Oh teach my heart
10 dnd that better way
Save me alike froh foolish pride
Or impIous discomfort
,u Or .ugh. Thy goouness lent.
Teach ,ne 70 feel another's woe,
To hide the fault s,e;
That mercy to Others show
Ilai mercy Ahow to mr.
Me'n thouR l ain. not wholly so,
Since quickcnrd by Thy breath;
On lead me wheresOe' gu
Through this days lie Dr death!
ihis day he bread end peace my lot;
All else beneath the sun
Cnou knoWst II best bestowed or not.
And let Thy will be done.
10 Thee whose temple is ull apace,
whose altar earth, sea, skiesl
One chorus let all being raise.
All nsture's Ipcenss rise
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saying it, Rising up in the bed VIII, 20
they had placed him, the boy strove to
recoil In horror. clutching wildly at the
that makes eight. Who'll be the next.
he shrIeked. dashing himself against the
pillow. Take away the huss take
away the huss! Another one gone.
that makes ght. Who'll be the ne
Then great stream. us black as ink.
sspurted from his lips, drowning the d y
ing cry. He drew up the dimpled chin
in conyulsive jerk OF agony. interlaced
the livid little. fingers in u last. faint
memory OF Our Father and then the
spark went out. and the yellow demon
tapped his wings over the last OF a
doomed family, and flew out into the
dark night in search ut other prey. -f
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the TRUE REAvEh. ]

TIE bliss for which our spirits pine,
That bliss re feel shall yet be-xivsn-
Somehow, In some lar realm divine
Some marvellous state We name y heaven
Is not the bliss of lansuorous hours.
8l'ry oil calm measured rxnxe
But lie Which ieeds our noblest poWers
On wonders Of eternal ch nYe;
A heaven of action freed from strife,
ith ampler ether Tor the scops
Of an tDmr2surable lie,
And An unb. med, boundiess hone;
A heaven wherein all discor5ls cease.
lf-tormeni, doubt, distress. turmoil
The care Of whose majestic peace
Is God-like power Of tireless Toll
Toll without tumult. strain, or Jar,
With xrandest reach of range induced
Unchecked by even the farthest star
That trembles through indnitude.
In which to soar to higher heights
Through widening ethers stretched abroad.
I'LL III our onward. upward fIghts,
We touch, at last, the feet of God!
Time swallowed in Eternity! ~
No future evermore, no pust,
But one unending Now to be
boundless circle round a cast.
-tHarper's Magazine.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-22
A San Francisco correspondent OF the

A San Francisco correspondent OF the
Baltimore Sun writes: "Mules are much
used here packing goods over noun
tains impracticable Tor wheels They
are driven l""sc. cfien twenty ir :, t"t.
L" prevent siraying. II white horse a. i,h
p bel! is put IN the lead. The her. C.
crptS hi> lead; they listen tor his bel
and never stray. But put IL t"" "rcd
horse in his place and he is not not iced,
Put any kind "i u fe!Iow-m mule there and
they treat him with contempt. This
dogged superstition seems founded on
some dogma to which all mules are
welded. If your team passed on dark
night. white horse at pasture. they are
sure to see ghost, snort, tremble and
be off,
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PARTIKa,.

Il thou dost bid thy friend farewell.
But for one night though that farewell NAV be-
Press thr,h his hand in thine;
How canst thOa tell no far from .hes
Fate or caprice msy lead his steps ere thai to-
morrow coInesr
Men have .heen known lightly to turn the corner
of y street,
And days nave grown to months,
ANA mouths to tagging years. ere they have
Looked i'll loving eyes . gain.
Yea, dnd thou nlways time to say some earnest
Between the idle talk. lest with thee hencefortb
Night AMI day, regret should walk.
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TIE MAsTER.s roucn.

! a the still air the music lies unteard;
In the rough marble i,eauty hide- unseen;
To make ths music and the beauty needs
The Masters touch. the chisei ken.
Great Master. touch Us with Tn. skiliful hand;
Let not the music that is in US die!
Great sculptor. hew and polish us, nor iss
Hidden snd lost, Thy form withio US lie!
spare not the stroke! do with US As Thou will.
Let there be naught unfin ished, broken mar
red;
Complete Thy purpsse, that we may become
Ihy perfect image. Thou our God amt Lcrdl
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Vicl17s Floral Guide.

y y, beautilmi work of 100 Pages. One Colored
Flower Pla'e. and :SO illustrations with d.
scfiiti"hs o' the best Flowers and Vegetables
anu now To grow Them Al! for u FIVE CENT
STAMP In EagIisii or German
he Flower and Vegetable G lrd-n, l7a Pages
six Coinrei t'latrs, ami many hundred Enxray .
,nSs. rnf ~ c.'ni. IN paper Covers; 81 0u In
e'"e mi clio In German Oh English
:, N"k's Illustrated Monthly Magazine 81
fa:ts. - Iooiei Plate i'll every number and
~ ~ my h"e En=rnvings. Price, 81 % u year;
ivr ""Iies ioi 81 %. Specimen numJels =. IN /
.Hk nceti' are The hest in the world Send
tanning List md Prices, an,i plenty OF Inio, ma
''1n Naar.ss, JAMES WICK.
J"fti Rochester, n Y
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THEY WILL NOT TREAT.
A Rochester Brancn Of the Metro.
Poliean Lonesome Drinkers.
Rochester Union.]

Last evening number of gentlemen
who have been active in organizing what
is to be known as the Anti Treating So.
ciety assembled in the Bracket Huuse
for the purpose Of formally organizing
the ASSOCIATION. The first business per-
formed was the election OF officers.
Robert Allen was elected president,
Frank w. Davis. vice president. and K.
+. Cole secretary and treasurer.
Several designs for badge to be
worn by the members were presented
by Mr.. Cole, and a plain monogram,
bearing the letters "a. t. the design
OF g. w. Cox. was adopted as the most
appropriate.
A committee consisting OF Frank E.
Witherspoon. Alfred jackson and r. z.
Cole was appointed to furnish each mem
her with the obligations in printed torn
The obligation to which each member
will be required to subscribe is ~ follows
Section l. We, the undersigned, do
hereby pledge ourselves to do all in our
power to assist in the maintenance oil
the constitution and bylaws governing
this chapter OF the ntl-treating trater.
nifty. and to refrain from doing aught 10
bring it or its members into dlsrepute.
Sec. 2. We furthermore pledg. our
selves to refuse any and ali invitations
to partake ut another's expense OF auy
wines. liquors or other intoxicating bev
erage> whatever at any public bar, hotel
or saloon. or In any place where recip-
rocatIon OF similar nature Is possible
Sec. 3. We furthermore pledge our
selves never. during our connection with
this order. to extend any invi alton to
any person or persons Cadies excepted)
10 partake at our expense of any wines.
liquors or other intoxicating beverages
whatever at any public bar, hotel or
saloon.
ARTICLE l5-ExCEPTIOSs.
Section /. The foregoing. resolutions
do not refer to private dinner parties or
those OF public nature, where the en-.
tertainment is provided by a host or any
number OF persons acting rs hosts
Sec. 2. Any member shall be- ;,t liner.
ty to prov de any entertainment he may
deem proper in his own house or apart
ments. and no member shall be restrict
ed from accepting the same at such time
and place.
Sec. 3. No member shall be in any
way restricted as to the extent OF his in
dnigence In Intoxicating beverages in
public or private. providing u ways that
he DO so at his own expense.
There can be little doubt that this So
ciety. ii its limits are sufficiently exten.
ded. will be the most effective Orpanlza.
ton in existence. 1t is based on "A lib.
eral spirit. and has nothing proscriptiye
IN us rules. Many IL man would join
such society who would ON no account
pledge himself to be bound BY the cast
iron rules OF temperance organization
More than bali the ,Irunkenn. IS OF vouny
men comes from this very hab OF treat.
ing: 1t is purely AN American custoiii
ano II LINES Is very annoying nuis-
ancs. The society will probably flourish
IKE green bay tree,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-22
SEQ TIME

When bedtime comes and curtains fall,
And round go the doors to look.
Ere lamps 60 out my wife doth call,
hemembr. dear, to wind the clock
When boots are OF, and for the day
All lrksome carcs seem put to rout,
] hear wife's voice from dream land say.
BE sure you put the kitten out. -,
When stretched between the sheets 1 lie.
And heavy lids have ceased TO wink.
FrUm. .tru ndle- bed there comes u cry,
II want = dwink! i want dwinEi'.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-22
BE CAUTIOUS.

THE manufacturers OF the New Homo s.r,,n
Machine write me. uH'i,r dat. Of Soven,h,-
ZZhh thAt there are imitation m ,chln.s ant und
f iof iHt goou ard PROTECTION ~: bGyers ! Will sAy
tnat he cnmiany empl"ys one, be. iie
nNself, TO represent the genuine machine in Ibis
county. l"pe this will lie sufficient warning
nsanst DnSus dealers. When you want somee
uln3 l genuine, write and get my CASH terms,
which are as low as the lowest
s AiRkS e. n. BIRD,
0eS'u Lexington or Mt. Hope, No.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-22

II the republicans think Hayes was
elected-preeident ofthe United States
they should "vindioats" him by re.
nomination.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-22
RYLAND b RYLAND,

q TTOKNElS Al LAM, Lexington, No.
0 Uuicc over No. d, IMain srcet. fractIce
n. Lour.s i.Liai elte auJaccii.
Ice, lne Suprel,iL ol Tue stat.
DlSlrIcl Lvurl " luc L LrUIIi,t
Attention givcn u Go-i, C,.vns anu aii .tIici
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aro r. RArugUN, J. D. SHkwALTft
RATHRUN 6. SHEWALTER,

A TT0KNEYS AT LAW, Lexington, Mo. VII
n prucLics il uil the courts vi the SiAth . uul-
cIx, circuit, and Unitcd states courts. ftoMpt
attention given to collections. Omce Al
b lisua,ii.ei. building - icuuL room.
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WALLACE ACHILLES.

A TTOKNElS AND CUUNSkLLORS Al
~ Law, Lexington, Mo. OMcc, IronI room
Uver Tue '.LeAInS,un Nlni;s' Danh, oppUsIte
Sne Court hUusc. " LII praclice LII lnc Courts VI
6aay clte anu surruunuinS cuuntcs, anu also III
the Supretlic court lie stale vi MIssourl anu
the v. d Circuit anu District courts iOr the
W eslcriI District vi AIsSUurl.
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a n ALEXANDER

q TTORNEY AT LAW. Will practice IN the
~ Courts OF Lafayette and adjoining counties.
Wni also attend promptly to the coIectioa OF
Iaims, and 70 investigation OF titles to real
state. Office over the banking House OF Nm.
Mnrriann r. co ianl4-lY
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D a. ult,KI.IN.

TTORNEY AT LAW. Will practice his
n profession IN the courts oil LaiaS ellie anu
m, roun ilpx counties Prompt attention given
to ali business rnt ted To his care Omce over
= QUA les Il Co.'S Dug Store, front room.
=
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e arIIySOy. NJ. H..
ATTORNEYS.
CHARLES +. STONE.
AIoTARY PUBLIC, Napoleon, Laiate. ).
IN c.,unty, Missouri AIaS Nv
JOHN s. BLACKWELL,

A TTORNEY AZ LAW. Lexington, Missouri l..
"A Wul practice IN Ill the cour.s oi LaiaSe.,e
and adjoininE couuties. PROMPT a.tsoX N. 8 ,rx
goods klOre. ---- -S0H.e-
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bad BVRUxN, JNO. :. BUHUhN,
Notary Public.
RuRnEN f. SON.

IA Lexington, Mo. Uiice front room over T.
d. .nOyle's book store IN kriehn's new uulldinS,
opposite the Courthouse. Nul practice In III,
State and Federal courts. rrOIn.t attentloh
given To the collection OF claims and Probate
Su.in.ss febl7-yl.
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WILLIAM YOUNG,

A TToRNEY AL LAW, Lexington, Missouri
n Will practice his proiessio" IN all .. lns
cour1s OF Lafayette county aud The courts o.
Record IN the state. OIicc OppUsite tue court
house All business promptly u!tenueu To-.
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oh! MY
BACK!"

ri- c aud dc tth, hUn'ITLds VINO haNe Detn given
D'ssasrs nr the Liver. Kidneys, Bladder and
Urinary Organs. Drnpsy Gravel. Diabetes. and
.1r"nt 'n"ncr and Retention of Urine. HUNTS
REMEDY ear. I;rGht's disease of the kiin.ys,
Z, nr,ai Dcbiii y. Frmaic Weakness, Nervous
DiS,a-es. lnteInperancr and Exercises. HUNTS
REMEDY cures Bilious Hraiacte, ,Sour St"inach.
C,,stIvrnrs-. u, spen it, Sir-ngI he's the Bowels
and >tnn,acli and k.> t Isi."d persprtly pure.
HG,T'N RHMEDY Is prepared Expressly for tn sc
trial will convince you. HUNTS KEWEDY is
purely Veg. IaiI'e used by Family PhysIcis ans
and the utn',s' reliuncr may be placed in it.
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PACIFIC RAILROAD TIME IAslf.

PACIFIC RAILROAD TIME TAsiE.
LEAVE LEXINGTON.
Accommodation for St. Louis and the ,
Arrive at ST. Louis us............. TOO r u
Express and Mail tor st Louis East. 1:O0 r. n
Arrive vt st. Louis uis.................6 6:5a A. n i.
AkRIVE.
Express and Mail from st. Louis. East
Accommodation from ST. Louis. East
G. BEN RUSSELL. Agent.
ST. LOUIS. KANSAS CITY AND NORTHERN
LEAvH LEXINGTON
Trains for Kansas City and West q 90 A n
Truins tor st. Louis East and South. 2 90 IN
Trains for Kansas City West. ZOO Pm
Trains for Richmond. nd...............;:O0 :O0 n
....-..............1: Il ~ r II
ARRIVE AT LEXINGTON
Trains from St. Louis and all points East
anu "ouIn- .'............--....... .S:9nA u u
From Kansas City and ali points West. 8 so 4 N
~ '''' n: BISHOP. agent en- :
WrANDoTTx, KANSAS CITY AND NoRTHwEsTxs
RAILWAY. NARROW oAUoB.
LEAVE LEXINGTON:
Passenger for Kansas City and west. e:h5 A. n
Express Mail. Observation-Disclosures. 4:33 r. n
Freight -....................... . rs A. n.
ARRIVE AT LEXINGTON:
Express and Mail from Kansas City o..
anu the west. .......................ll IL :0S A. X
6aesenger ......................... S:l5 r. N,
Iele"' e"'....'......--.... ............. 800 A. u.
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JOAN a. D. TUT.
FRANKLIN X. TUT,
NnI,ry PuIlic,
TUTT s. SON,

a TTORNEYS Al LAW,
"A LEXINGTON, Mo.
O...Ie No. SIX Main street, over 1eNis' Drne
Store, VIII practice III tie Lafayette anu adJulh
inS cOunIies. SPECTRAL :iitcnLIvn gwen 10 Collect
lOus unu uie IN eslI.atiUn ol lanu utles.
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vs. e g = zs

lltilens Wiz hin= 10 enjoy, during the coming
=. NOT weather, The luxury OF Pune Ire, taken
.D call on the un,l.r-iSn.i before maxim :
rkhy announcements. They have n large uIlaniiIS =
Will .vd In lots To eu,I, from 10 u, IIu,.s 10 -
Sss load. tnchs.t0 WA. DAIk & co.
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HUN rs
RENE DY
SVLD B1 ALL DIX U q (TlSTS.
FARMS FOR SALE.

i sale, IS follows:
ONE OF los ACRES,
TWO OF 20 ACRES EACH,
THREE OF 4OACKES EACH,
TWO OF 60 ACRES EACH,
FOUR OF 20 ACRES EACH,
AND SEVERAL. RANGING FROM 10 TO 80
ACRES EACH,
Located In the south. IN part OF the county, and
within from ONE TO FIVE miles of the Chicago
q Alton Railroad. n. NJ. ROBINSON,
w. T. ANDERSON,
junl5tf Real Estate Agents, AIT. Hope Mo.
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HUNTS REMEDY -
encourages sleep
creates nn appetite,
braces up the system
and rene we'd health
is the result. Send
Tor pamphlet to
WM. Z. CLARKE.
Providence, Il. I.
jana ly
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DEALER IN Wines, Liquors, Cigars and
Las be'r fine SIR 1t, L, Xiu9Iun, AL,
AND ROCKY F"rk Bourbon WHISKY; also Gin
anu brahdies OF superior arttc e whicn viii
De SOLD to suit by drinks or by The gallon
Fresh beer OH tap every day, anu lunch every
morning ut ~ o clock. l II, solicit
pubic patronage iron, nnr ard ar. m.hIJ,ul
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Pains in the Back,
Side or L0in- are
cured i,y HUNTS
REMEDY, The treat
Kidney and Liver
Medicine. It Is not
u new compound,
having i'e.n used by
ali classes for 30
years. ann savett
from lingering dis
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MEDICAL.
nR. cARLF. RuEHNER,

lHYsIcIAN AND SURGEON. Htgginsville.
Lafayette county, Missouri Office IN the
agile Hotel. msylSmS
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-06-05

Blake, who Shot Patterson, of this city, and was
recently pardoned from the state prison has been
appointed foreman Of the prison carriage shop.
The Lewiston Journal SAYS that seventeen years
ago Mr. Andrew r. Myrick OF Unity. enclosed a
State bank = note in an envelope addressed TO a
friend at keudall'S Mills 1t never reached its DIES
tiuation. but few days since Oh repairing The
postoiiice al Burnham, where the letter was mail
ed, the missing letter was found with il, contents
safe. bat not sound as the bank which issued the
bill is not now in existence. Had the triple in-
terest~ banking; y stem been in ospe Mr. Myrtk
would have been 81 in pocket
NoNuoA 1ho dwelling house Of Il. Il, Jewett
was destroyed Pr fire on Saturday afternoon. to-
-ether with portion OF it, contents Insured Id
2 Boston company
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-06-05
STATE cE MAINE.

WALDO SS.-CoURr OF INSOLVENCY.
In the case of Chas II. MITCHELL Insoyent Debtor.
NOTICE is hereby given that petition has, on
~ this second day Of June, A. ID. 1879, been pre-
.ented to said Court for said County by Charles II.
Mitchell, Of Belfast, in the County of Waldo, praying
that he may be Gecreed 10 have, full discharge from
all his debts pr0yabe under the Insolyent Act of the
state OF Maine, approved February III 1875 and up
ON said Petition, lT IS ORDERED by said Court that
Il hearing be had upon the same before said Court,
At Probate Office, in Belfast, i'll said County Of Wal
do on Tuesday, the 9th day Of june A. D. 1879, at
10 O'Clock in the forenoon, and that notice thereof
be published in the Republican journal, newspaper
published in said County Of Waldo, a week for
successive weeks, the last publication to be days
before the day Of hearing and that all creditors who
ed, may appear at said place and time and show
cause, if any they have, why discharge should not
be granted said Debtor according to the PRAYER Of
his petition. 3w23 Attest :-B. r. FIELD,
Register OF said Court of said County Of Waldo.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-06-05

The Belfast Age says that the Warner
silver bill was ''ntended to revive the
business Of the country" The market
price Of the hullon in a silver dollar is
noN about 81 cents. The Warner bin
requires the government to take this
bullion ana issue certificates at the rate
OF one dollar fer = cents worth. In 9TH
CT words, the nited States treasury il to
buy silver At Ii per cent. more than its
market value. The taxpayers are to he
robbed to this extent. for the benefit Of
the silver ring. Md this is called plan
To revive the business of the country.
The business oi the country has been ire
yiTed" by subsidies more than enough.
i Is time T. stop, al least until we get
oat vi debt Portland Advertiser.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-06-05
MARIE ED.

In this city, May 3lst, by Rev. Wooster Parker,
Mr. Judson +. Cottrell and Miss Nellie NJ. Lmnekin,
both of Belfast.
In Castine, May 18th, Mr.. Isaac L. Snowman OF
Penobscot, and Augusta NJ. Buker of Castine
In Rockland, May 10Th, VIM. A. Iynde and Ida
Pendleton, both Of Eockland.
In Rockland, May 18th, Mr.. Pembroke Perkins and
Miss Medora G. Young.
In ROckland May 18TH Mr. Edwin f. Moore and
Emma 5. Morse
In Bucksport, May 25th, Mr.. Watson W Abbott
and Miss Martha 4. Bennett, both of Verona.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-06-05
PRESCRIPTION FREE

For the speedy Cure of Seminal Weakness, Loss OF
Manhood and all disorders brought on by indiscre
ton or excess ANY Druggist has the ingredients.
Address DAVIDSON & CO., - Nassau St,
lYrz3 New Ork
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-06-05
DI ED.

Nothing beyond the announcement Of the Ran,e nqe
residence, &C. Of deceased persons loW be published
under this headihg)
In this city, June 3d. Arvda f., oldest Of ex-
mayor KEEL IIayford, aged 30 years and months.
In Northport, May 18th, Clara Belle Dickey, aged
months and 6 days.
In Incolnville, May 25th, Mary S. Young, aged IS.
30 years.
In Rockand. May 25th, Florence Mccarthy, aged
In Rockland, May 24th, Cora f. Blackington, aged
rs years.
In Rockland, May goth. Mary E.. daughter OF VIM.
L. and Emma f. Cook, aged months.
At Little Deer Isle, May 18th, Daniel Billings,
Esq, aged - years.
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CURTAINS I!

We have some very choice patterns il
Nottingham Lace, Lace Lambrequlns.
Also Curtain Fixture, Hook Loops ana
Tasscla, etc, etc.
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Pills, Potlons ana Pungencies.

Leading Physician SAYS FIT eau be H.
led apo1 In speaking of pr 4. F-ast Cough and