The Republican journal., 1880-09-16

We have heard great deal first and last Of the
wealth of Maine mines of gold and silver 1t is
well known that the editor of the Telegraph has
taken very little stock in what has been called the
mining BOOM but he is open to conviction
Now let us adopt the suggestion of our brother
OF the Name Farmer-and DR.. Lapham is little
less Of a hereto than we are-that parties inter
ested in Maine mines shall exhibit specimens of
the ore extracted at the forthcoming State FAR to
be held in Lewiston and we go further and sug-
gest that such ores shall be exhibited at the Cum
berland County FAIR to be held in Portland one
OF the centerS OF the mining BOOM and in fact at
every county TAR where mine is reported as ex-
lSuns II Name is SO rich in gold and silver as
some oVer-enthuSlaStic individuals would have us
believe now Is the time 10 make the display that
the world at large may come i'll with its hundreds
OF thousands OF dollars to aid i'll developing our re
sources. Whatever may be the state OF our bust
ness, and in Maine we do not experience a revival
or Gepr, sslon SO early as do many Of our sister
states. we can accommodate more money and all
parties Will gladly welcome Its sailing down in
Name projects Surely Mr. Bartlett the State
Assayer, who has testified to the value of so many
ores brought to him for examinations ought to be
able to furnish large number OF samples and
there are other citizens who have been situated
quite as tavorably as has MIR Bartlett No matter
m who's possession The samples may be- let us
have them at the State Fair
ln an exhibition we may learn who has wisely
and who has uuwlsey invested money il Maine
nine. AT the same ume that the ere is exhibited.
there should also be exhibited well authentleat-
- >'a'eIIeH' 4" ~ Nd!ue lof mihlnt purposes II
'tVe Vtes "it Hoi eAHiolted AT lhe Lewiston fair,
a. win oe ielI 10 ara" luer own conclusions is to
~ 'd'ue oI Ma'Ae IhlhlAg STOCKS brunswick
Telegraph
ALMOST 4 TRAGEDY.
The usually quiet and peaceful neighborhood
around the New Mills were thrown into a tutter
nj excitement one day last week by the report
mar vicini+v had come f., 'l ,'9 ,.I
MI. I'm an ~ ,at az
oii this mortal 6y fbe uso If " N sh,ator Tho
particulars So far as wa can ra l a nc
1.-The volpr mani, VIII, ,pas a,j ,S
al vas Keeping hoI,s In Nm ~
'r,-' 'oN Ii S'Ie9' one evening ana some young
green eyed monster ii the bosom Of the Young
main ana consequently the next morning probably
feeling that to die would be gam he repaired to
The old mill stream" determined to end his
earthly career by sending bullet through his
nraln But lust as be about to pull the trigger,
a TREND intrrfered, and wrenched the pistol from
n grasp he moral OF this tale is thuSlv: Heap
al lae loye that you can. CONSISTENTLY upon YOUR
mother 10 law. but don't get to thinking TOO much
of Your wles sister Gardner Reporter
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t5L n l.. Zones W atervIlle deIust. had rather
--N experience WIN oae OF his patients the other
d4 me >Ahert was strong and healthy young
rtloN X went! I'VE or 50 and the doctor proceed
~ Y administer 70 MN nitro oxide gas for the
'"I pose Oh extracting tooth Scarcely had the
Young man got well filled and the tooth been Gully
EAled' WAeu jumping up Ike flash he aimed a
tremendous blow at the doctors head Ducking
under however the doctor escaped the blow and