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BELGIUM.

1}nt}ssE1.s, May IA stormy discussion
toak place III tic Chamherof Representatives
to-day OIL tho bill prolotging tho Inv relnttng
to thu treatment pf Foreigners fn 3elgll'ns.
Tho Minister Of Justice announced tlnt the
ll,lu ut conduct Ut the Government toward
French Jesuits, should they come to lael-
El1,t1, would be precisely tic Rnlie az that
adopted toward members Ut Religious lh,dIes
expelled from Geriuntly. ~ tue religious
cOilfraturHfttps cnlNt tn belgium, tho Inv
would bo enforced against tlon.
, 1880-05-08
SPAIN.

1AFs NLAt.Ats 4s1Aas
MADRID, May 7.-Tho npw Cuban loan is
10 be raiscd by public subscription.
VESTED WITH DISCRETIONARY rowEN.
The Cabinet has vested Captain-Cenernl
Dlanco. Of Cuba, with discretionary powers
III dealing witt. the conspiracy at Alagari.
Instructions lave also beeil sent to tho rep
reselltatiycs Of Spain ut Washington aid
Central America urging TINT the Cuban
refugegs 10 not allowed to fOntcnt second
rising.
, 1880-05-08

HEAnQuAnrgl.s YouSd MEN's BLAINE
CG.uu, CIIIcAuo, May 1.-THE MaeInbers ut
tlla Young Mems D1a!no Club arc all ear
ncstly requested to be personally present Mt
their respective voting places from tho l!our
Sf j to I o'cIock tp.l.lorrow, to prevent r,-
1Wators from Imposing upon tiie ball0t.hnx
franchises al,4 attea1 to Eattlng out all Of the
DlninB men In thulr ward.
You VII! a!so look VII to t!.e f!eketsi 1s
liuIteI hllti.tsrant and lluine.. with Grant
delegates upon the same.
Wi1.l.IAI u. l1HADFonD. President.
JAMES l. u. YASCI.EAyH, Secretary.
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VARIOUS.

FKsTst, AIay 7.-Tl,o Lower House. OF Tic
Net las decided tn acce'lo to ttlu demand Ut
tls 1udleIal authorities for tic surrender OF
Her4vsyuy alld uti!er pepulies.un ACCOUNT Vt
, 1880-05-08
OBITUARY.

FItASKFonr, NY, 1tny 7.-scnator G. W.
Gilmore, Ut Pulaski County, n 1cnIber Of tho
Kentucky Legislature, died suddenly at his
hotel t!iia morning.
, 1880-05-08
tlon, fallinE which they bo expelled from the
Club.
The meeting then adjourned. ..


In lsItlEEs
TIE SEVENTH WARD.
7,,s.'I ..,1 n.s,,t Tt,,;, ,,,ot 1.st r,Ioht ot
Ma!A Ah.'H"' o.au NV ~ u;a.t n,n.a,,,t
ocnnpefth Ialis co'nel VI "ese t"e1l.''
and Loonlls streets ana d appointed p oeiesae
Nony1,an. .1n.a,}, Al. WcI,her. r. !. stephens.
vV'opn ~. M,. os,.,,,a.t 1r,,a.n,sn
.. .e.es ocnhio, nla la"k os.aoes ~!
stfohB hhtt-thiFu-IelW lce!'hs Ill tH's W"s",
men, under tho leadership of County-Asent
Mc0rath, have gotten up a ticket headed
!Wnsi'b,nrno J! Or Blaine, which tloy hope
Ise % ealy wy tot "sssSs''ll! seisrs ~! tsS; 6e e
tx tSs' fH1 sks TINT rssoess 5 {fn sSosf fo sa arr S
Tcrc IL cvsrv gnanact that +f,a % ~ nn,, i;,
carried fur tiia 1ui,nsitton IN fiO ti,trIl tsrIn
by ijttie hsri work. aa tIo isiaimo and
lsetod iast nieSt np1 G ~ fps
....,,r,, 1...,,. "e'
!EHin "Ann.
annlon aalonndsa da1 mestIE CO E q a ent s Wnr vas,
c''Tiu W.T., s,oo,o, ohtoot ~ thu .o,hortn ,,o 70
asiuat spG.an 9oJGet VI HG RttctnG WHs ~
mri,nerv o ~ w ~ Ut ts
wera nit In s;sG,,nMatfn'3 n rc s' c1rctiom r.
f%is%|% i;s te sS{ss y r. teli$wx; ses;ss
,nyar f. Wite, e., j. oo p Atine james H. BURKE John
Mr. + FeSxsp sss oysa to sFact ths nsmi
ran, bt liz mo 10 aYos e Of
Sc cana, II ~ sE a z ii a e wolar ~ ot
W T,c \ Itu,,at T. s! IL ~ VIZ " " .HsslHc &c
nia;r III , f1r ny ~ sa. M !onF a"a
c:uIinr nv art. o ~ an, It Is t,ot M saf M to bet ,,'m
was decidedly al'tl-tliird term.
TwKLFT1i W.Ahp:.
The voters OF the Twelfth Ward WHO are
afteri,oon. The Grant boomers hive % sst s up
q ticket headed with Washburne's name but
having OH It Grant delegates. Look out for
~ r,nsr WARD.
rrho Ftrat wnri 1,rn,,I,licon c,r,, ,vov n
bava hci,i rieetinR iast "y,nt,,v n' at tia
Grand i'acliic iiotoi ior lie u,1rn,,sa Of I,an,.
,,nas,nu aT ri io~rra4i ,tL",,t aa3,n,, A"o
'''sS''At' S,..,.'..a,,,,.,,'s,. ~. '
sssEstEhNiI "A"o.
Tho irtsll-AMcrlcaM GrhNt Republican
Ctnp nei4 sRarsely-atemnea tiegiaiis Mst
ila gast ii u the .sC cnir uen. n II. ii Il. Tnonas
tad ds' sfnss hsr re io, cFe Wenicas II as
Win nyoweti Tint thny would ,,eyer sl,,,nort
Gen. Grant, hut hs believed that tfis 1i'sHas WIS
~
a III 1',n un,a NV H. rIt ia nnyrns ftar M ' ~,
mtn;n"tion w,q modn IT. ,mnHo tha t,ro,iin' IT,
t"m ih"t t;ra,,i - wnmI'i hc nnmimatai ri III tI,o
iirst faifof. mid ti1nt lie wouII ha eIectei ncxt
fal]. iiis remarks ina createf 1o enthusiasm 4
series of resolutions WIS adopted colnnlcl1l-
Thomas Turncy. There being 10 speakers
who cured to nad anything to whit Gen.
Thomas had sa1d, 1t was deemed best to al-
journ. .-.-.
1rr.
Atm meeting held yesterday oyeninrIn this
ward thu thirt-ter1ti Mptjlu decided to Rim
the following "Grant-Woyllburnc cOn,bi.
mutton ticket:D ~O'''O'
Ii, il, Drayto1,, O. r. Keith, E, F, Gorton,
A. Ii, Pickering. +. W. Pulzill. T.. tlOIlhartlt,
W. Van D'Lfntlll, W. Dcmpster, ID. Z. Liver
more, Stepten \; Douglas.
Exeeteme sn' gSIa.'1eiaeh 1n Tmo @ anouM nm no
ti,is tjnkef ia nronf tT,at tina fhrtt.tnrnegs IN
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Atcslctur, tho physiological rejuycnator of tho
orya,Ilc system, for debility and weaknesa+
, 1880-05-08

DISTRESS IN GALWAY COUNTY.
Dul,1lN, hny 7.-Alarmtng distress pre-
walls nt KllreGdo, County Galway. Ills state.i
TINT hundreds Ut persons will perisA II food
IL not sellt immediately.
jt.tA DECIlSEp.
Dunl.IS, Mny IA. II. Sullivan lias de
cliGed tho Invitation Ut tho SteAtl, Conferences
tn ncrept tic representation OF County AeAtll
rs u supporter OF l'nrliDll.
, 1880-05-08

Tho axol and lntlrsn uru strengthened and fac
! ulfies frightened ~ AAlt tlttttra,
, 1880-05-08
THE THIRD WARD,

4 MEETING OF ANTI-GRANT nEPUnLICANs
n the rl,!rd Ward was held Mt Marines
1ta,l last evening, for the purpose OF notn-
iuatipe delegate ticket to be voted for at
The primary today. Among the 200 present
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ITEMS.

CRY OF MEXICO, Mny 8.-The Superior
Tribunal Of Justice OF this Federal District
has asked that trials by Jury bo suspended OIL
account Ut tho acQuittal OF several criminals
lately
Grand preparations nro being matle to cole
brato the anniversary Of tho battle of Pueblo,
lkGl
, 1880-05-08

Gll'KI1oWu EItlZeIlSs
Daniel a. Jo1les,
A. G. bartlett,
II. r.. ShorGy,
1)r. Montgomery,
Kirk IIaWcs,
4. ]. Galloway,
J0Blnh Stfl0s,
George Dnss,
J. E. Frnnkcnthal,
G. G. Greeley,
John Summorlel1,
Peter Page.
1'llny II. Smith,
II. Il. Gallup,
". q. EIiDhArd,
J. Il. Custer,
F.. l.. Jtlyno,
q. II. =. Mixer,
9. 81. Henderson,
1saao q. I.onbnrd,
r. Kellogg.
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PARIS, May 7.-Sixty cotton factories have
bcel. closed ut Rolbaix. aa,d 15,0o0 PERSONS
are Idle. Five thousand nl0re operatives
llnve struck at TourcoIng. There Is also
strike Mt lloucn, :l1ld MANY silk factories aro
closed. Higher wages ar4 less hours are DE-
a,,idil
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Gardiner Accommodation Train.

FREIGHT TRAINS.
For Boston, Portland and way, 1850 A. NJ
For Skowhegan, Bangor and way, Los Z. u
Due from Boston, Portland ard way, Il. As +. N
Due from Bangor, Skowhegan and way, 1890 AN
PAYSON TUCKER, Supt.
Portland. lime 11
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NO. 200.
poetieal.
COMMUNICATION FROM EDGAR
ALLEN POE.

NEW YORK, Jaiy NJ, 1872.
Quar,cr.past midnight. ,
About the year 1862, sauntered into the 81. Nich
,las Hotel. and in the Reading Room took mp cop,
If The Evening Express" in which read the io'
owing poem, which write from memory;
womsn weak aud woman mortal,
Through thy Spirits open portal
] would trace the Runc record
of mine earthly being DER:
would feel that fire returning,
Which within my soul was burning.
when my star was quenched in darkness,
Set, 10 rise on earth no more.
when sank beneath lite's burden
In the streets OF Baltimore.
No one near TO save or love me,
No Kind face TO watch above me,
Though heard the sound Of footsteps
Like the waves upon the shore,
Beating, beating, beating, bsSting
Now advancing, now retreatihg,
With dull and dreamy rythnl,
With y long continuous roar,
Heard the sound of human footsteps
In the streets Of Baltimore.
There at length they found me living,
Weak and wildcred, sick and dying.
And NV shattered wreck OF being
TO n kindly refuge bore;
But my woe was past enduring,
And INV soul cast of its mooring,
CRYING rs hoaied outward,
81 am Of the earth no more,
have forfeited life $ blessing
In the streets of BALTIMORE
Gazing back withou, lamenting,
With no sorrowtn repenting,
can read my life sad story
In a light unknown before;
For there Il no dismal.
Not an evil so ahysmal.
hut rainbow arch Of glory
spans the vawning chasm DER,
And across that bridge of beauty,
Did pass from Baltimore,
In that grand eternal city,
Where the Angel hearts take pity
on the sin which men forgive not,
Or inactiyely deplore.
Earth has lost the power 10 harm me,
Death can ncvermore alarm me,
And drink fresh inspiration
From the source which adore.
From my grand apotheosis,
That new birth in Baltimore.
Now no longer sadly ycnrning,
Love for love finds sweet returning,
And see no ghosty raven
Tapping nj my chant Or door,
Calmly in the noontide glory
| can sit and read lfc's story,
For NV soul-trom out that shadow
That lies floating on the floor
Hath been lifted eyermore.
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Defensive Medication.

pestroycdl twill llrelieve i'm
mediately pain in any place
Whcre 1t can be applied in
EtfnAliy or externally. For
clfs, bruises, sprains, &c,
IL is the very best remedy
known arresting I he
bleeding at once, reducing
the swelling and inflammn-
lion. stopping the pain and
healing the injury In a won
derful manner.
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1880 !!
Bath, Mouse, Capitol, Squirrel
and Five Islands, Ocean Point and
Boothbay.
TIE FINE STEAMER
E;sG HENRY MORRISON,
CAPT E c. McClINTOCk

CAPT. F. e. MCClINT
Tuesday snd Frdav mornings will leave Augusta
at g, Halloweli go, Gardiner at z Richmond NJ
SIS. and Bath at 9.iJ. a NJ for Mouse Capitol and
squirrel Isla ds. Ocean = int and Boothbay.
returning viii leave Boothbav ut l-;D L. NJ, for
Oc an Point, Squirrel, Mouse and Capitol Islands,
leaving Bath AT o'clock in the afternoon for Rich
mond, Gardiner Hallowell and Augusta.
Wednesday and saturday leave Augusta at 10. 10,
HalloN ell nj 1910, Gardiner It l1l5 A. W.. Rich
Inond 1890 and Bath p. NJ. for Five Islands,
Mouse, Capitol and Squirrel Islands, Ocean Point
and BoOthbay7
Monday and Thursday, returning. leave Boothbay
at A. NJ, for Ocean Point, Squirrel, Mouse. Cap tol
and Five Islands, leaving Bath at 10 for Richmond
Gardiner, IIallowell and Augusta.
DAYS Down-Aucusta to Boothbay-Tuesday,
Wednesday, Friday and saturday.
DAYS Up-Boothbay to Augusta-Monday, Tues
day, Thursday and Friday.
FA0ES:
Single Tickets Each Way.
Augusta to Richmond, 40 cts; to Bath, IS cts.
iIallowen 81 65 "
Gardiner 25 so
Richmond to Bath. 30 " TO Boothbay 75 Z"
Augusta, Haliowcll and Gardiner TO Islands and
Boothbay, 81.
Tickets for Round TripS-tioOl until September TO-.
Augusta 10 the Islands or Boothbay Sl.75
Ua'lnwcil, =" LIS
Gardiner " l5o
Richmond LIS
Bath same other routes.
Family Tickets AT reduced rates.
Tickets good until sept. 10. All freight and baggage
must have the owners name and pac of destination
on the same or it wi not be received board the
steamer
f. c. MCCLINTOCK, Master.
June 1850.
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a1ANs1y's
|9.:.a. Cough 8.!:.n
ADAls1N's
Botanic Cough 8l.sa.

Take mo- other. See that
|the name of OF. w. KINSMAN"
|is blown In the bottle.
Sold by all druggists
n nd dealers at Zoe, 3Sc T.
|7Ic.
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Railroads ann Steamboats,.
Maine Central Railroad.
l;N S--:.:.<- - - -
CHUu0e OF Time.

On and after SUNDAY. JUNE "a. lseo, trains will
leave Augusta
For Portland and Boston at GO A. N. and lo.ee A.
~, 2.l0 and lo.5o Z. VI.
For Rockland, 6.tv A. VI. and l00e A. n.
For Pennington, l0.oc A. NJ.
Fer Bath, o.oo A IA looe A. NJ. and .. 10 T. N.
For Lewiston, Goo, lUue A. NJ, and 10 and 10 IS
L. VI.
For watcrvie 2.e2, 1920 A. NJ, and 3.45 p. NJ,
800 p NJ Saturdays ony-)
tor Skow h-gan, belfast, Dexter and Bangor, 3i5
7. NJ, and =. ~ A. Vi.
Night Pullman Trains each way every night, Sun
days included.
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England to work on the Canadian
Pacific railway, the government ad-
vancing their fare and taking it out
in labor.
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Our drug stores are supplied with
"Malt Bitters," the new Food Medi-
cine which has done so much good
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Try it. 1t may save you heavy doc
tors bills.
Frostburg mining journal., 1880-06-19

GEN GARFIELD was an omniverous
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to have greatly bothered ill-inform-
ed school teachers by his questions.
Frostburg mining journal., 1880-06-19

SENATOR K1RKwooD, of Iowa, who
has been studying the Indian prob
lem for two years, thinks that it will
be an expensive task to make farm
ers of the Indians, but that they are
we'll qualified for herders, and with a
little start will take kindly to cattle
raisiug.
Frostburg mining journal., 1880-06-19

The Western girl who persistently
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editors are not only very handsome,
but immensely wealthy, has been ad.
judged insane, says the Hackensack
Republican.
Frostburg mining journal., 1880-06-19

PHYSICIANS freely prescribe the
new Food Medicine, "Malt Bitters,"
because more nourishing, strengthen
ing, and purifying than all other
forms of malt or medicine, while free
from the objections urged against malt
LIQUORS.
Frostburg mining journal., 1880-06-19

No. s runs direct to Chicago; No. 9 di-
rect to Cincinnati and st. Louis, and No.
II to all three cities.
Nos. 6, 1 I, and 10 daily except Sun
days; all other trains daily.
j. f. LEGGE,
May ~ Agent.
Frostburg mining journal., 1880-06-19

FIVE hundred of Sitting Bulls In
dians, from Canada, surrendered at
Fort Keogh, Montana, Monday, to
Lieut.. Whistler, representing Gen.
Miles. The Indians were in a starv-
ing condition.
Frostburg mining journal., 1880-06-19

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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-07-14
COCOANUT CAKE.
Fish Lines.

American fsh-lines are the best in the
world, because we use the most perfect
machinery and materials in their manu-
faetufe. There are in this country five
or six Jorge establishments devoted ex-
clusively to this production. The repre-
sent a capital Of about $3.50, 600, and
produce about 500, 900 worth of lines
per year. The fish-lne is an object of
contempt to a certain class of closet
philosophers, but its production at least
employs money and brains with the same
earnestness that marks our manufacture
Of o weighty objects. The largest
tish-line factory in the world is the High
land mills, Orange county, New York,
and if our anglers were only capable OF
Boosting a little they might brag of our
beating the world in the quality g well
as in the quantity Of our lines.
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Aclever Dog.

Custer was the name Of q Newfound-
land dog that belonged to q New Jersey
girl. eve trained him to hold the halter
in his mouth and lead the horses away"
she said. "He could carry two eggs in
his huge mouth and never break one.
He could turn a knob ~ well as any one,
and on entering the Don would always
turn around and put his paw on the door
to close it. If this failed he would jump
upon the door, taking care not to scratch
with his nails. If any one sat down IN
the house without doffng his hat Custer
would steal steslthily up behind him and
pull it of, then dropping it on the floor
at the side of his chair would walk quiet
ly away and lie down, as one who had
performed a duty. We would wrap a few
pennies in a paper and send him with it
In his mouth to q store for candy, of
which he was very fond. After deliver
ing It to us he would stand expectantly
by, wagging his tail, and waiting for the
sweet morsel he knew he was sure to get.
He was fond of milk, too, but would
carry it faithfully TO our pet lamb; and
though he would glance lovingly into
the pail occasionally, he was never
known to betray II trust or steal one
sip of the coveted beverage"
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teaxs," hs aid. hall aloud. "Her Wild
eyes : dry. Still, Is Maria said to
6terne. God tempers the winds to the
shorn lamb She Is happy in your
handkerchief, Glyn."
"0od help her, said the kind-hearted
captain, turning away to hide q tear. 81
wish with al my soul ahe were only .
ghost alter all"
She wa happy, and 30 We will leave
her, with . prayer that God will con-
tinue TO "temper the winds" to the
lambs forsaken BY all save him.
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In Powder EoFm.

vegetine put up inthis form comes within the
reach Of oil. BY making the medicine yourself
you can, from { Soc. package, containing the
banks, roots and herbs, make two bottles Of the
liquid vegetine. Thousands win gladly avail
themselves of this opportunity, who have the
cunvenien ss to make the medicine, Full direc-
ti0ns in every package.
vegetine in powder form IL sold by ali drug
gists and general stores. II you cannot buy Il
Of them, enclose fifty cents in postage STAMPS
for one package, or one dollar for two PACKAGES,
and l viii send it by return mail. H.. r. Stevens,
Rnakou NTAaa