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l. l,-u :. T. ELL1~uN. Cashier.
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New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-10-28
Cleaning the MIX Vessels.

According to the National Live Stock
journal, there is a good fraction of the
success in butter making dependent on
the proper cleaning OF dairy utensils.
Some appear to think il will do lust as
well to wait few hours before the milk
pals are washed and scalded; that the
clum may staLd half or whole dav be-
fore being washed and the germs of decay
killed by heat; that the cream pail NAV
be used for several patches of cream be-
fore thorough cleansing, because sweet
cream is going into it again that the
butter worker may stand until YOU want
to use it again before scaldng, because
it will be then freshly cleanSed when YOU
use it, etc.
There is altogether too much of this
needless way 0fcarrying on butter making
The nltrOgenOus portion 0fmilk (caseine)
furnishes just the substance required for
terments, for the development Of germs
wholly lnlmlcal to pure milk or butter.
these ferments remain in the creviceS of
wood, or the seams of tin vessels, and,
unless they are dislOdged by immediate
cleaning, it requires boiling or steaming.
for a considerable length of time, to dis
lodge them. Every utensil, after it's use,
must be Immediately cleansed if you wish
to prevent taints in your milk, cream or
butter Wooden pals are now discarded
from use by the patrons of our cheese
factories, because few can be trusted to
properly cleanse them.
If they were Immediately subjected to
steam heat by boiling water after each
use, they would be sweet, but this steam
or boiling water requires to penetrate
every pore. The dairymaid or operator
cannot be too prompt in cleansing dairy
utensils.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-10-28
VOLUME 50.
The Waldo County Agricultural Society
Written for the Republican Journal

A'NtNAA 4Ni
Mr.. EDITOR: The officers of the Wal
| do County Agricultural Society desire to
express their sincere thanks to The pub
NC Tor the generosity and alacritv with
which they responded to the call for as
Slstance in getting up the last Fair and
Cattle Show. Through the success of
this fair an era Of good feeling has been
lnaugurated and its future success and
usefulness assured. But a short time
since the grounds and property of the
Society We're sold under the Sherit1's ham
mer to satisfy its creditors. Owing to its
short comings. the patronage Of the
State had been withdrawn. 1t was treat
ed with diSUust if not With contcmpt.
The farmer regarded it as a place where
he was liable to be jockeycd the mer-
chant and mechanic as a place where
they were not likely to be benefited Bv
whose oversight or mislnanagement thi,
state Of affairs was brought about we
have no disposition to discuss, remember
| ING that The mill will never grind with
( the water that is past We are only too
anxious TO profit in the future 10y the
errors Of the past Experience and ne
ccssity have made a new regimen iupcr-
atiNe. Ihe most rigid economy has been
pldCtised and the rueo "Pay rs you 90"
has been adopted. The officers are chos-
eli on the ground at the annual Fair, thus
making non attendance in the farmer in-
eAcusable. Horse racing has a leave of
absence and in its place we have lectures
and ddlscusSions 10y practical agricultural
Isis. Lille memberships are now sold for the
small sum Of i've dollars. This has brought
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-10-28
A Dictionary Saved.

The following rather curious piece of compost
ton was recently placed upon the blackboard at a
teachers institute in Vermont and prize of a
could read it aud pronounce every word correctly
The book not carried OIL, however, as twelve
was the lowest number of mistakes in the pronun-
citation made;
A Sacrlegious son Of Belial, who suffered from
bronchitis, having exhausted his finances, in order
to make COOP the deficit, resolved to ally himself
to a comey, enient and docile young lady Of the
Malay or Caucasian race. He accordingly purchas
ed caope and coral necklace of a chameleon
hue, and securing a suit of rooms at principal
hotel, he engaged the head waiter as his coadutor
He then despatched letter of the most unexcep-
uonal caligraphy extant, inviting the young lady
to matinee She revoted at the idea refused to
consider herself sacreable to his desires and sent
polite note OF refusal, receiving which he pro
cured Il carbine and bowie knife said he would
not now forge tetters hymeneal with the queen.
went to an isolated spot severed his jugular vein
and discharged the contents Of his carbine into
his abdomen The debris were removed by the
coroner
The mistakes in pronunciation were made on
the following words Sacrlegious, Belial bron-
chitis exhausted finances deficit eomely lenient.
docie, Malay, calliope, chameleon suit coadiutor,
caligraphy, matinee, sacrifcabe, carbine, hymen
cal, isolated Jugular and debris
Il think. dear, the dew has commenced falling. '
he said IN his sottest accents "Y esn she yawued
I've been hoping to hear a-dieux for some time y
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-10-28
BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 49, 1890
Tho Sweet Innocence of Childhood.

"a BIRTH SONG
Out of the dark sweet sleep,
Where no dreams laugh or weep:
Borne through bright gates of birth
Into the dim sweet light,
Where day still dreams Of night
While heaven takes form on earth
White rose Of spirit and flesh, red lily of love,
What note of song have We
Fit for the birds and thee,
Fair nesting. eouched beneath the mother dove 7
Now ere thy sense forget
The heaven that fills it yet
Now, sleeping awake
II thou coudSt tell or we
ASK and be heard of thee
For loves uudying sake
From thy dumb lips divine and bright, mute
speech.
Such news might touch our car
That then would burn to hear
Too nigh a message now tor mans to reach
iSwinb lrne.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-10-28

Of Daniel Stickney explanation Of the
defeat Of Mr.. Boutelle for Congress, on the
ground that the nomination belonged to
Aroostook, and because it was given to
Penobscot the Republicans lost their
Governor and several members of the
Legislature, the Bath Times very sensibly
remarks
This is one of the follies that seems iIeradicabe
from Maine politics, and nfects all parties alike
The idea that our town must have its turn in the
nomination of a county Commissioner, that our
county must have its turn for the member Of Con
gress, and that our section must have the Govern
orship, because the other section has had it so
long, is a most mischievous idea; one that not on
ly jeopardizes party success, but is really detri-
mental to the best interests of the public, since
is one that is most earnestly appealed to when it
sought to supplant an able and experienced public
servant with one of less ability and experience.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-10-28
FARM, GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD.

For this department brief suggestions, facts and
experiences are solicited from housekeepers
farmers and gardeners. Address Agricultural
editor, Journal Office, Belfast Maine
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-10-28

was when the Cafilly Castle went down
on yonder reef and only fifty were saved
out Of nigh three hundred on board"
| confess | felt dull sensation Of dread.
That some calamity was pending | felt
sure. | shivered, not with cold, though,
and looked steadily at DOhSon. Then,
affecting a cheerful manner, replied:
"But there's no prospect Of storm.
yet, and there's plenty of time for any
ship to get an otfing if the skipper can
read the sky as well as you. At any rate,
I'm quite safe here
AYE, aye, for that matter safe enough.
But you see, Master Emery, well, it's all
right-come inside
We went in again and descended the
spiral stairway in the solid basement to
the storeroOm, and thence to the kitchen.
| Everything appeared clean and tidy. \
stovepipe passed through the ceiIing do
ING duty for a chimney, as small stove
did for kitchen range, and knew that
we would not starVe. But D0bson's re-
mark respecting the approaching tempest
had affected me, in spite of my determine
alton to see the adventure through.
AvaS anxious to have something to Wean
me from the sombre rerospection had
been lately induging, and 50 shook off
the feeling Of Strangeness, ana tried to
feel as if everything was Just as had in
thin@ WIS hot - : : -
We pscended through the bedroom.
| here were three beds between the win
dows, a cuckoo clock, and almanac, tile
stoVcpipe tending upwards, some cloth
| mo, and two tplrSCODpS lnl some Ot her
na7'tical noooss,,.;n, ,,nrn ,i.ilIo n
rlancn ma hndroo,, ,1os nIainI,. 'rI
s,a,+;l,. f,,,,i,,a1
tbn e;,alo taIIn ,,,d 1, :, ,,,,,In,,'I ,yo,',
snmo h7io ii[rht ~ ,l;st''I tI,,d
rn+IasseS ana h3yonalS nore aIso no,inod
hy n1n and nnndnred ,,b,. tbn froo'.,,'., r,,'',
u.,o l.mt tho,o
rs ! Sazed around the r"om' the
tueho" puISI open i Ilttit WOODEN dooI
+o,, +i,,,o ,.,+,,a+i,,.. .; ,,1,. ;4
time to escape a blow from the door.
4 sailor descended from the upper floor.
He was rather astonished 10 see me,
think. but in moment he touched his
cap and proesscd himself Glad to Sc, "a
friend of his mates. who VAS a friend If
his, and welcome" So he said.
'Mistcr Emery i going to take i Berth
here TO njuht .Judkins Mia D,hsnn
.You and HE Mil arrange about i Shake
down. Irs Iny watch at mjduirht. 1, he
can turn in as soon as he likes"
Il Should prefer being up with Won,
Dohson." | sand. II want rn ,t.p th,. sen
and how thjnrs look in the dead Of nirhf
Ii must bc very weird an,I ,rry ar1nl
here in a storn.o
"Aye. me. III louu hayr .to,rn
enough. Better slepp while yon can 3nJ
let the sea take care OF itself"
"But came here To sit up and miles,
You object"
Me, Mr.. Emery. Notab btt ofjt Come
alott, ifye like; i'm keen lou comlrinv.
We went up to the gallery AGAIN. u1d
stood leaning over, G1linr sreldily. haif
dreamiN. ut the risjng Mater. Ibr d.
was evidently Iising, and tbe long. beal.v
booming sven rolled In without brraEtnr
tin close uuon the rocks Thrn thr rn3r
arose. the spray dashed mn in with
''''i'
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-10-28

Gen. Roberts Of Bangor is quoted as
saying neat thing about the Democratic
defeat ~ can stand it, as l am used to
defeat, but it is rough on the new comers
who have just joined us"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-10-28

Make from S25 10 $40 per week selling goods for
+. -, a tV.'IU i'''f'laN NtfretNtW "rh
i'' '''''i '''''''''S"e ana "I'l9' iHl'f
Woman according to the Philadelphia Chronicle
Herald, is master OF the human Jaw and should
Hi@Ae s'ou peIi''S'-
Have WIstarS BaSam of Wild Cherry always all
in, on,h FIVE UoUsS 0olaSi n5oncnlus nIoP
Throat and Lung Complaints 30 cents and Il a
bottle
~, ne Doolinahef |h" says ms boots are all right
9No - 's'O il'I ''' O"' ''''i''l'
Albert Coppley' OF McDanlels' z o, Ohio.
MAKES statement.
ll@1e WI = sIea5 Sun7IeI iof yeafs ~ith n
that caused a twitcbing Of the face month and
eyes TO such al extent that could not appear in
ooHPaa9 ,a bAi hI1,HtA ! ~ mas en'irely enftu
its merits known
dav. cranes cbestnnts And nnm,i,i's ara rn,, l
top'
Thoroughness
- & inc ehlel attribute OF DR. HkosvENokS LVLk
risos tho ,a rt 'i - XXI n 'a'|.''%, -
secretion and flow of bile remedies dyspepsia and
- d iouS naraSsing symptoms ahd besides regu
liz fnncfions PiIes tbot tol,t I 81 |
comiant of Liver disorder is completely removed
as well as the cause bv this leading vegetable
specific Use the remedy steadily. do not be
satisfied with a half cure Follow this advice.
and confidently expect a good result
u
Many a tramp "ouid De thahkloi for cold ham,
out none OF them relish the cold shoulder
Tho Rad MosL
t. 1,,41I''..
1ou nave seen persons afflicted with eryslPelas
Well, it is an awful thing 1t dish1ures the face
almost herond recoon,tion and is as danoorors az
it is repulsive 1t often causes sudden death, and
is sometimes called "St Antbonv's Fire Mr. s
B. Carpenter of Grandvlle, n. Y had it IN both
legs, and was cured by the use of DR. David Ken
nedy's .Favorite Remedy His health is now
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-10-28

'Granger"-You are right; the wagon jack is
used to raise wagons the screw jack is used to
raise buildings; but it is mistake to suppose that
you can raise apples with apple jack. 1t isn't in
the pins.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-10-28

Il think. dear, the dew has commenced falling.
he said IN his sottest accents Yes she yawned
1--we been hoping to hear a-dieux for some time"
He did not call the next evening
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-10-28

Mako nom N23 10 N5U per week srTng gOOU~ Tor
f 6. RIDEOIT X COLO Barclay Street, New York
send for their Catalogue and terms. lyr}H
Woman according to the Philadelphia Chronicle
Herald, Is master OF the human Jaw. and should
make good dentist
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-10-28

hand It cures Coughs Colds, Bronchitis Whoop-
Ing Cough, Group. influenza, Consumption and all
Throat and Lung Complaints. 80 cents and II a
bottle
The bootmaker who says his boots are all right
will have only one legged men for customers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-20
The New Groceryssore

stbe place to buy your grapes, bananas,
OraDges, lemons, eoscoanuss,t fine mix
aurss, hand made toys, citron, orsr se
,nd lemon peel, nav Valincia, seedlesf
and Sultana rsisins, new ourrauts,
Campbell mince meat. the beat in the
market, ne~ crop New Orleans molasss,
his Just splendid; best brands OF hour;
Hscken's Self raising -four, griddle
sakss and buck whes;; canned goods o!
all kinds; . fresh lot Of Teas, Coffees
md Spices, which can't be beat in this
dty for quality aud prices. A full
supply Of fresh aud salt meats, such az
ispt, veal and mutton, ham and shoul-
der, country pork, sausage, scrapple
md lard, aud everything else that is
isp in a drst-ciass grocery store. Will
nell at the lowest prices aud deliver
|yourROods free Of charge. R. C. Porter,
9oj West Fourth street, opposite City
Spring,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-20
HPEUIAL MENTION.
u.rxnius 9. aladaIeion's.

.,ha Valencia raisins, 25 OTIS; seedless
..,.ins, 10 cts; Sultsna raisiIs. IA cts;
M.,catsl. do. Is cite; fancy layer raj
~, Ior Christmas by the pound md
!, !, S.ys,: citron, rs cts. 10; orange and
,.,rou nan peel, 20 cts. .ib;currant,, s cts.ib;
~ ~ cans OF Trophy and Cansda Victor
"a. ,",u.toes, 10 cts; table peaches ID cts.s
s'n. ~ ME peaches, 10 cts; canned peas,
N 10 92 CT; Bakers corn, Is css; Wins.
,sv's corn, IS cts; Niagara corn, 10 cts;
sl,,qe goblets OF jelley,2 cts; jeltey :
and 10 ois. per slass, assorted AaFors
.Oa pure; choice new crop New Or
Ian, M mol asset, 10 OTIS per gallon; Dr.. 90
n, ane syrups at various prices; CHOW
sbov S ia 2 gallon buckets; preserves Of
sIsersnt kinds In . lb. bueksts, d suit'
ria siss for consumers at less than re-
vii rriess: 5 lbs. choice minco meat.
d cs; fancy do. 10 cts IL; 4 lea. apple
bu,tsr, 2b eta; peach batter, 70 cts ID;
lbs. P.G g. olsins soap, 26 OTIS; ssad
,o,u, 4 cts; pound bieschec, 8 cts;
Dotnd tlesohiug, 81 OTIS; 0leiue ssap,
i c,s; q a 10. cake Of soap, rs cts;rure
MIN soap, % c:s ID; Z lbs. BuckWheat,
S cy I lbs. oAt meal. Is cts; try vul
70 and so Ct teas, none better in the
ava fair coffee, I2k OTIS; our Santos
roFse al 2S cts. GAanoI be found else.
ykce, II Is better than any Java; all
srslts OF Rio caEsee; q fail line Of
Srl.a fruits. such sS piums. cherries,
bl.ckberries, pranelles, almonds, wal,
mats, pecan nuts & etc. Come and bay
where you can get goods the cheapest,
c. i. MIDDLETON, s. K. cor. 4th & King
stypgts,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-20

Medicines, chemicals, toilst and fame!
articles families supplied with msdi
ones, accurately. Domestic Cougl
syrup, at West Bud Pharmacy, Seventh
and JeiFsrson streets.
Chapman will return from New YorI
In few days with sp immense stoch
Of meerschsum goods. Waitl WAR
WAIrll! Great Tobacco Mart, Fourth
ind Shipley streets.
A fine assortment OF ladies' and gen.
tlemeR's satchels, for Christmas pre-
sents, can bs bought cheap a. Joshua
Connsr's, 2}7 Market street..
Sozodont, East India Tooth Wash,
Dsntallins, Hsrtmad's Pearl Tooth
Powder and tmanY other elegant prep.
erations for the teeth for sale by J. r.
Hartman, Druggist, Fifth and Poplar.
We are going to No. ID East Fourth
street TO buy our apples and potatoes,
for We eau save 10 per cent, and they
always give satisfaction. Smeits.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-20
ROnors to LII .COun. Rlelda.

Lieutenant Commander Henry C
Nields, who died in West Chester or
Monday last, as already stated in hes,
columns, was buried on Thursday az
tgrnoon in Oakland cemetery, near thai
place. The funeral was attended by
many prominent naval officers. On
Thursday evening a meeting of the
West Chester Microscopicsl Society. o,
which the deceased was a member
held stated meeting ard memorial
exercises were gone through with,
Leutenant-Co Commander Nieids waE a
eonsiu Of Benjamin Nields. EsG. Of
this ci:y, and has many friends here.
Commander Nields was the son of he
late Daniel Nields, of West Chester
aud when very young went to sea.
When the war began he entered the
Navy and in the engagement Of Mobile
Bay he was warmly commended BY
Admiral Farrsgut. After the war he
was transferred to the regular service
and cruised in every quarter of ths
{ lobe. He married Mrs. Rebeoca Geed
OF West Chester, and his wife and six
survive him. He was a brave
and an unassumlng man and his naive
town loses good citizen and the ser
vice q brave aud copscieatious oficsr
In his uptimely death.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-20
A Bic of temperance Biography
Selected By tho W. CT U.

Selected By tho W. G. T. U.
A Temperance worker writes: "Wher
a girl at home my every wish was graf
flied; did not know the value of money
At twenty.four l married young phy
sioian with nothing but his horse and
brains. Shortly after my father failed
in business, lost every thing. Well,
We went to work, and while we have
rot accumulated riches in the eight
years that We have been married, we
nave helped ourselves, and others too.
In the Temperance work my husband
has always stood by me, taking an
active part himself. To have money to
use in the work we have not hesitsted
10 Practice many small economies,
wearing old clothes, taking luxuries,
such al tea and coffee from our table,
in fact doing most any way TO carry the
"erk along. We never spent very
much at a time to he sure, but our
work since our marriage has not cost
us less than two thousand dollars. You
see 1t sums up in the course of years,
though only obtained by little self.
deni4ls and paid ont in small amounts.
However we consider cur time and
money well spent. Whether or rot II
has benefited any one else it has made
us happy and that amount of money
would no: buy us the satisfaction we
tesl at knowing there is not saloon in
our town and county,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-20

Ostrich farming is about being in,
troduoed into California. Mr. D. Whit
ing, of Riversids, that State, is now
enclosing l 500 acres of land with 4
stockade, and proposes importing one
hundred pairs Of ostriches from Soutd
Africa, worth $3.50 TO $500 bird. o.,
triches breed at four years Of age and
will produces four brood5 year,
each averaging twenty chicks. Al
sight months the feathers Of bird be
como worth S., and as it grows older,
Sttains a value Of over 800 Itis said
II costs no more to keep aD ostrich than
sheep.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-20
AGAIN THETURRINR.
The Rppnirs nnd The Trial Ysstsy.
day AfterROOn.

The turbine water wheel was szsi2
tried Friday afternoon, r. d. Woo
d Co., the contractors, having complet
cd tho final alterations. Since tt,
Wheel was last tried with such unsatis
factory results, valves have been pu
in and other changes made, in the hopt
that 1t could be made to come to the r.
lquirements of the contract.
The result Of the test OIL Friday after,
noon was not at all encouraging. 1t il
thought that more water went into th,
creek through the pumps than war
thrown into the reservoir. If such ii
the case of course the VT eel will be re
jeeted. 1t is again running to-day and
is giving no more satisfaction than YEP
terdey.
Chef Engineer Nc1ntire ia not at all
certain, ne says, bu; that the wheel
may come up to the requirements, and
to make that point certain, en- expert
will be here soon to watch it's opera
tons. On his judgment the Water
Committee will depend il accepting OF
Rejecting the wheel.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-20
Christmas EDIerIatnmor.

The Union NJ. E. Church Sunday
school will give Christmas entertain
ment on THURSDAY evening next in tbt
main audienes room Of the church. The
entertainment is principal lily for the In
tant Department though the "infants'
Will 90 considerable Of the entertain
ing themselves. The musical depart
msnt will bs very fine, for which great
credit is due Joseph H. Gibson the Su.
per!ntendent. No admission fee viii,
bs charged but it would lose its Netho.
diseis character if collection was not
taken up.