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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-06-02

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lucky, but then so are those In June,
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1870. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1879
IN aud after Dec, l., 1873, Passenger Train
" viii run us follows
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Tasted SO Days and Died.

piF1SHC Re, IA July T. 1880 The ''starve a.
you please race" Of DR.. Tanner against time has
called up "reminiscences from Paris, Washington
county, this state which is well authenticated In
lS40 Thomas Ford. aged about . years lived with
ont food Or water for 30 days. lie was taken i'll.
and was unable to swallow either solids or liquors
All }hc physicians in the country round were call
ed ID, but they unable to afford even the
slightest relief On ,he evening OF the Both dav he
took his sisters hand in his aud remarked that
she would not have 70 watch with him much long
er that he felt no worse than he had for several
days past, bat that man had ever tasted 10 DAYS
but our Saviour, and no man ever would He died
that evening. leaving request that post morton
be held for the benefit Of science as he did not
want Others TO suffer as he had done. The exami
nation made and the physicians found the en-
trance 10 the stomach closed up by fungus
growth and it would have been impossible to re
lieve him by operation.
The Republican journal., 1880-07-15


John Mehch- well known snip broker q ST.
Johns, mas been arrested charged with forging the
name OF ms uncle, Henry Melck TO a note tor
$500 which he eashrd at the Bank OF New
Brunswick
A Dr Bell and woman trained IIeaeoek are
under arrest Al Dallas, Texas. for poisoning the
wolnans husband
VIM DAndot, noted Moonshner. was arrested
~ Jersey CITY SATURDAY night II" formerly own
cd stu on ashlngton street. New ork, which
was broken up by the government and he was I'M
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Miss Goodsill's Heroism.

TIE STORY or TIE SAVING OF FOUR LIVES
On Tuesday evening of last week party consist
ing OF two gentlemen and three ladies' belonging in
ne" York, were rowing on the Passaic River a
snort distance from the city In the middle of a
merry song and chorus without moments
warrington none OF the occupants of the boat
had seen the craft that was rapidly approaching in
another drecion-another rowing boat came
crushing INTO them In the confusion that en-
sueu 'he BOAT capslzed, and in instant the five
Voyagers, who, but moment before were heartily
joining III mlrthful chorus, were struggling for
dear lie III the deep waters Of the passaic The
Two men III the first boat could swim, and one wo-
man, Miss Goodsl the heroine of this story. The
swimmers gathered the Others around the boat,
wnen they found that they had two more women
III their charge from the other boat whose partners
'Col DEFY. Of Boston, and Il Spanish gentleman
named Ferrara.' had disappeared So there they
We're III the dark water, tao men and one woman
VINO could swim, and four women who couidn t,
irving TO cling to the bottom Of "a boat
me boat, capsHed A. II was, and swinging to
and fro under the grasp u the eight terrorstrcken
men and women soon proved but broken reed for
AT least some ot the party to depend upon. eve
canhot hoid out any longer, simultaneously cried
two OF the laiies Brave as they proved them
selves the hearts ii the men quaiIed within them
as lhcy listened 10 As il seemed to them the DIV ing
words OF at least two Of their little party Then
Miss Hoodslll, who hal throughout maintained
the utmost cnmposurc, was QUal to the occasion.
ana het quick womnus wit sugg ,sted plan that
saved every soul alive IF you cannot swim,
girls, She said as calmly as though she bath
ing IN shallow Water At Manhattan Beach, lyon
can tread water Now keep cool ana we will ali
get safe to ShoreF
Then the heroic girl instructed the two men to
take MFS OlSell Who was the weakest Of the party,
between thcn, and To pye thcir Olsen gagged hands
10 two Of INC nthrT ladies She took the other one
IN hand and The whole party joined hands letting
lic p"a dritt n@AN. ana ACTING under the orders Of
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Biennial Elections and County OHcers.

By the adoption Of TIE biennial Amendment
last Year there will be no election in Maine next
year, and the governor. senators and representa-
tives to be chosen III September, will loId their
offices for two years from the first o January, lSS
The Legislature. whose mellberS are to be chosen
III September, will noll session next January
and there Will bc no regular session in u.s. The
first state election after next September will be in
lSS4 and the Legislature then To be chosen viii
meet January 1883.
All county officers the tcrrns of whose incum-
bents expire next January VIII be filled by election
next eptembrr-touuty Commissioners to hold
for six years from next January Clerk of Courts
Judges and Registers OF Probate aud Registers Of
Deeds for four years and Shcritts County Treas
urers and County Attorneys for two years Where
the terms Of the present incumbents of anv Of
these offices do not eX lrc till January lSS2 the
vacancies that viii oCcr at that time will be filled
by the governo and council for one year; and the
persons elected to these offices in September 1881
will enter upon their duties january st 1883
During the week commencing with the 2lst inst
the Free aptsts Of tie nited States will celebrate
at the Wers amp Ground III New Hampshire the
one hurdredtl anniversary OF the organization of
that denomination. The general conference viii
continue eight days. the opening sermon to be
preached by Prof B Hayes Of Bates College
The Republican journal., 1880-07-15

| Blhebefrles are now offered i'll our market.
Door step parties are popular for warm evenings
Augustus Parker of this city is now assistant
Steward at the Hotel Brunswick Boston.
The company that formerly ran No. fire engine
| has disbanded and new company has been form
| Ell To take charge Of that machine
| L. 5. Revenue Cutter McCulloch, Capt. Deane, is
in our Aarbor, where repairs to her machinery
| will be made by Frank Howard.
| THE CHURCHES. Rev Mr. futile, Of Washing
| ton, Pa, will preach at the Baptist church next
sunday morning t.. The Baptist sunday school have
| their annual excursion to Rockport Friday, july
| sd
\ large fleet of ice vessels is now in our harbor
sch. Charlie Jameson, for New York. is loading
| schs John NJ. Converse Fred Gray, VIM. q. Haven
Nellie Lanpher and Index are all chartered for New
| York, and waiting.
Ne" ADVERTISING Collins offers for sale his
very desirable fish market at a bargain. Mrs
Mcponalds stock of hats is Offered, to the public At
great reducton.....M. W. Rich, long and wen
known as custom dealer IN boot and shoes ofcr~
n tine stock.
The engineers having in charge the improvements
IN Belfast harbor, make the following suggestions
in regard to the plan Of future work
Ii is reported that To make the present improve
mehle permanent it viii probably become necessary
- hill' stone letty out from the north shore of
the harbur, as divert the force and direction Of
the tldAl currents upon the areas and 10y their
M effects prevent the reformation of the Shaai.
The estimated cost of ruhble stone itttN i 900
a tn" appropriation TOR The present year j. only
1000 4 i recommended that work he not ronne1c-
CT until tn" appropriation of next wear i, available
LI>'~NNlLif. The census enumrratnr makes
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Ship NEW S.
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.

July 7th, schrs. Sarah Bruen, -, Boston; Mile,
Drinkwater, Boston: j. II. Converse, -, Boston.
July Sth, schrr. Fred Gray, -, Boston, Mary
Eliza, Bullock, Boston.
July 9th, schrs Darius Eddy, for harbor; Scans
VILE --, Boston; Lucy J, Coggswell, -, BoS-
ton; Lucy NJ. Collins, Curtis, Boston :. ID. Hart
Burgess, Portsmouth.
July 10th, schr Thomas W. Haven, Brown, Boston.
9 18th, schrs. Index, -, Boston; Cathe c.
Berry, Boston.
July 18th, schrs. Lizzie Poor, Dckey, Baltimore.
SAILED
July sth, schr. Susan Phoebe, Elwell, Boston.
9th, schrs. Weaka, Carter, New York. Geo.
i. Ferguson, Ferguson, New York: Annie l.. Me
Keen, Patterson Jacksonville; Martha Ins, New
comb, New York
July 10th, schr. }. J. Moore. Franklin New York.
" 18th, schr. Lucy NJ. Collins, Curtis, Bruins
wick.
July 18th, schrs. Mary Eliza, Bullock, Boston
Henry, Wood, Boston; Lesta A. Lewis, Pendeton,
New York.
The Republican journal., 1880-07-15
STATE OF MAINE.

WALDO IS. COURT OF INSOLVENCY.
In the case of NATHANIEL D. WEBB, of Unity,
in said County, lnsolvent Debtor.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that pursuant to an
L order of Court therefor, a second meeting of
the creditors of said lnsolven Debtor will he held
at the Probate Office in Belfast, in said County, on
Tuesday, the nth day of July, 4. ID. lSs0, at II
o'clock in the forenoon, for the purposes required
by Sec 80 of Chap. "A of the Public Laws Of said
State, approved February n, 1873, as amended.
Attest B. p. FIELD,
2w29 Register of said Court.
The Republican journal., 1880-07-15

Personal A. T. {. Dodge, of Washington, d.
wife Of Lieut.. Marthon, {. :. n, is visiting her
friends in this city Mr. Harry Crisp, the talented
actor, from the New York theatres, is sumnerlng
at CITY Point M W Drew, Esq, of Jacksonville
Florida, Is the guest of {. y. Hazeltinc. F. j.
Durham brother of Frank Durham, who has for
sixteen years held important position i'll the
struction department of the Norfolk Navy Yard, j.
visiting our city Mr. George Pote and family, Of
Boston, are spending the summer at the Pote cot
tage. DR. D. A. Sargent, Professor OF ply steal
training, at Harvard College, is at home for short
time. Miss Fannie Carter, who has been ill at
Lawrence, returned home last week. Mrs. James
Furber j. visiting friends in the city.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT. On Monday afternoon, at
30, locomotive the Belfast railroad c0lliIed
with horse and carriage at the Upper Bridge cross
ing, killing the horse Miss Mary, daughter of the
late Parsons Cunningham, of Swanville, had driven
to this city for some shopping, and was on her re
turn, and descending the hill to the bridge at the
railroad crossing, when some boys shouted to her
that a train was coming. If nothing had been said
the horse would have crossed safely, the train
some distance away, coming out of the city
with empty ice cars. But, confused by the shouts,
she stopped the horse and tried to back him away
from the track failing in that she jumped out to
herself. The engine struck the horse in his
side crushing his ribs and breaking the shafts The
animal freed from the carriage, short dis
lance and fell dead. The horse valuable
and favorite one, having been raised the place,
and worth 5000 The lady was not hurt.
The Republican journal., 1880-07-15
District Court Of the United States. District Of

Maine.
In the matter ~
BROWNING q, FAIHBKoTuEE, n Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt.
'CHIe Is TO GIVE NOTICE thn petition hi
1 been presented to the Court, thi~ 10th dal "
Feb, 1874, hy BROWNING d. FAIRBRuTHER, vi
Guiltori, a Bankrupt praying that hr may ~ a'-
creed tp have Il full discharge from AL his lcbt~,
provabIe under the Bankrupt \rt and anon rcad
ing said Petition.
1t j. Ordered by the Court that 4 hcurin-. w had
upon the same. ON the first Monday NJ September,
4. u. 1850, before the Court il Portland. il said
Diatrict, at 10 o'clock \, NJ, and that tho second
meeting Of the creditors Of ,.id Bankrupt Ne held
before CIiA>. HANIiIN, Rrgi9t1' on the 9th day
of Sept lSS0, and the third meeting of the same On
the 9th day of sept 1850 and that notice thereof be
published i'll the Plscataqui- Observer and the Re
publican journal, newspapers printed III said Dis
trlct once Il week Ion three successive weeks, the
last publication t. be thirty lay 1t least before the
day Of hearing, and that an creditors who have
proved their debts aul other persons in interest
may appear at said time and place and show cause,
if any they have, why the prayer Of said Petition
should not be granted. WM. +. PRkBLE,
3w29 Clerk Of District Court for said District
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SALT RHEUM
Ten years Treated BY Ten Physicians. V>ed all

Ten years. Treated BY Ten PhySIcanS. l>fd All
kinds of Medicine.
Mcssr~. WEEKS 4 POTTER pear Sirs-I feel it
my duty 70 Inform You of what yoIir CUTIE lltA
REMEDIES have done for me | have suffered from
salt itheum for ten years been treated by at least
Ten ply eicians, and taken any quantity Of medicine
without cure until took your remedies, which have
been perfectly successful in NY ease, leaving the
skin on my face, ,-ap and body as white and free
from hunur ~ anShodN's. ours truly.
STEPHEN II. LONEJpl
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There was a shock Of an earthquake Tuesd;

There was shock of an earthquake Tuesday
night at Memphis, lasting several seconds.
The Normal School at Pennington this year
graduated twenty one pupis the school at Castine,
twenty seven and the school at Gorham twenty
nine.
The deceEnal celebration of the founding Of
New Sweden in the woods of Maine will take place
July 23d. The Governor and Council and other
prominent citizens will be present
Judge A. W. Tourgee authorof A Fools Errand
will "take the stump for Garfield he
finishes his new book. He is now at work upon
it in Canada, where his family have just joined him
for the summer
The Republican journal., 1880-07-15

The Washington d c., Gazette asks the Demo
cratic papers TO advocate a suggestion that every
confederate soldier be called upon to subscribe =
to a campaign fund 1t estimates the receipts from
this source at $50 900 900 and guarantees that the
North will add 500 000 to the sum.
This would beat 1idens bar'l out of
sight With $3.50, 900, 900 for a Demo
cratic campaign fund the corner groceries
throughout the land would BOOM sure
The Republican journal., 1880-07-15

The Postmaster Gen has issued an order to
prevent certain classes of merchants manutactur
ers, inventors and agents, sending through the
mails printed advertising cards of various shapes
and sizes with one cent stamp affixed, on and after
the first The postal card furnished by the Post
Office Department will be the only card matter
that will be transmitted in the mails whether
printed or written upon, at less rate than cents
for each half ounce, fraction thereof.
The Republican journal., 1880-07-15
Terrible Accident at the White Mountains

GLEN HOUSE July l. A party of nine Mich
gan excurslonlsts who assembled Mt Washington
BY carriage road to day di covered when about to
descend that their driver had been drinking Not
liking to trust themselves in the vehicle in his
company, they walked to Halfway House, " four
miles below here. They We're assured by an en-
ploye Of the carriage company that there no
bad place on the remainder of the road and they
resumed seats with the driver Soon after passing
the :" Hallway House" in driving around IA carve
too rapidly. the carriage was upset, throwing the
occupants into the woods and on the rocks Mrs
Ira Chichester of Allagan, Mich was instantly
killed, and five others-a ladies' injured Lind
sey, the driver, is probably fatally injured He
had been on the road ten years and was considered
one OF the safest and most reliable drivers on the
The Republican journal., 1880-07-15
sPEcML NOTICES.
y GA RID

To all who suffering from the errors and inds
Cretions of youth, nervous weakness early decay,
loss of manhood, &c, will send Il recipe that will
you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
discovered by missionary in South America
Send elf-addresSed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
i. INMAS, Station D, Ne,o York CITY. lyly
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SETTLEMENT wGru The INJURED PARTIES

GLEN HOUSE, n II July 49, All those who
were injured Ga the White Mountain road NJ on
day, are rapidly improving, with the exception Of
Lindsey, the driver Who still very low The
proprietor of the stage lines has TO day settled
with the injured passengers. ana the husband Of
the LADY who was killed. aud they have all signed
a paper thanking him for his generosity and the
handsome manner in which he has provided for
their wants and cared for them in their trouble.
The Republican journal., 1880-07-15

July Sth was Commencement day at Bowdoin
College The first speaker was Prof A s Pack
ard, who was received with great enthusiasm. He
followed by Hon. Ii. Blake Of Bangor. Gen.
John Brown. class go; Hon Thos b Reed NJ.
G. from the first District of Maine Rev. DR. Webb,
OF Boston DIR. Robe, class of 40; Hon Charles
Soule, President of New Y ork Alumni Rev DR..
Brastow, Burlington, Vt Rev. Dr. Lee and others
Friday the examination Of candidates for admis-
sion took place, and the Maine Historical Society
held its annual meeting.