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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-01-06
The Senatorship.

NAs delegation from Maine las for many years
been strong and influential. 1t is greatly to the
advantage OF the State to strengthen rather than
weaken our representation at the national capitol,
and this can be accomplished by adding MI Hale
to the delegation, while the reverse would follow
the transfer of Mr. Frye to the Senate and the fill
ing of his place in the House by a new, untried
and inexperienced man, Portland Press.
Things look bright for Mr.. Hale up in Maine.
His Senatorial aspirations have the backing of an
almost unanimous support from the members of
the Legislature in three OF the five Congressional
districts, including the First, which is Mr.. Reeds,
and the Third which is Senator Blaine's own con
stitueney. Mr.. Frye, however, may comfort him
self with the reflection that his friends all over the
country are looking with satisfaction to the fair
prospect Of his elevation to the Speakership of the
House philadelphia Press.
Mr. Hale seems to be booked for the Senate,
and both he and his friends can afford 10 be good
natured He does rot need letter writing bureau
to ill the newspapers with correspondence prais-
ing himself and detlacting from his rival for the
people Of Maine evidently believe in him as
calm, wise and safe political leader, and mean to
take care Of his case His long ex perience in the
National Congress his nestimable services to tho
State in the trying scenes of last winter; and the
prominence which he has earned and which is
recognized all over the country, will not be for
gotten BY the Legislature which will assemble
Wednesday at Augusta, and which will as we are
confident, elect him to the United States Senate.
ELLSWORTH American.
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FISH AND FISHING Work has been suspended
at the Lubec sardine factory for the winter The
factory did profitable business during the short
time it was III operation.-.-A fish preserving
company has been organized in Phiadelphia
with d capital of 5000 coo whose object is to
freeze ard keep in a state Of preservation shad and
other sal; water fish III the United States and
market them At times when such fish are not in
sca>on----The Damariscotta Herald says-Peti-
1lals TO the Legislature are Being circulated in
Bristol asking for la w TO restrict the wholesale
taking Of mackerel by seinlng. We hope that
these petitions will lie generally signed. not unly
by fishermen, but by all others Interested and that
al effective law may he passed to protect the
shore fishing interests. Sir Edward Thornton
mad d pr0tracted conference Dee. 2Sth. with Secre
tary Evarts at the department OF state on The fish
cry question. It is understood that this important
question i, in fair way of satisfactory adjustment
Eels are at Warren, but quite bust
ness is done catching frost fish Frost fish are
plenty al South Waldoboro. -. The nomination Of
Henry Stanley, of Dixlield as Fish Commission
cr, has been confirmed by the Executive council
The Calais Times says that Passamaquoddy
Bay is full Of herring and the fishermen are hav
ing rich harvest receiving upwards OF $1,000 Ill
cash thc past week The lights of hundred craft
seen in st Andrews harbor at night ~. Schr.
Alice Fox Tot Boothbayl Capt Row, sailed
South, mackerel fishing, March 20 closed up fish
ing Nov 30. and stocked $l3 l32 Capt Row is
high liner Of Boothbay. Southport. estport and
Bristol Me The number OF cases of sardines
exported from Eastport during the past year is es-
tmated to be about o., 600, valued at about $500.
GOO. - During 1879 there were . 600 cases val
ued at 10000, exported. In that year there
were only six factories i'll Eastpor against thirteen
now - The Augusta Journal says Now cometh
the annual tom cod. This aviparous vertebrate
makes his advent, as usual, just prior to the as
sembling Of he Legislature, They swarm above
the dam, and the poor kannucks and pscatory
urchins capture them by the bushel.
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SHIP NEWS.

PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.
Dec. Both, schrs. J. c. Roker, Ryder Boston; Tar-
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Jan LIST, schrs. WalterF. Parker Daniels, Boston :;
tbs, Boston
Jan. I'd, schr. Emma Hotchkiss Phillips, Boston
SAILED.
Jan. LIST, schr. Brunette, Babbage, Boston.
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Notice Of ASSIGNEE Of His AlnQiDtmnDt.

Maine, the 2Sth day of December, A. ID. 1880.
FTNHE UNDERSIGNED hereby gives notice of his
i appointment as Assignee of MOSES W. RICH,
of Belfast, in said County of Waldo, Insovent
Debtor, who has been declared an Insolvent upon
his own petition, by the Court of Insolvency for the
County OF Waldo.
3w1 GEO. f. JOHNSON, Assignee.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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cretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss OF manhood, &C., will send a recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America
Send selfaddressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
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Nothing beyond the announcement ofthe name, age
residence &c, ofdeceased persons aoiU be published
under this heading.J
At the Head of the Tide, Belfast, Jan. 4th, of
pneumonia, after short illness, Mrs. Chas. Phil
brook, aged 6S years.
In Rockland, Dec. 2Sth, Lillian H., only child of
Capt e. G. and NJ. A. Norris, aged years, 2months
and days.
In Rockland, Dec. Goth, Miss l.. Eta Thorndike,
aged q years, months and days
In Rockville, Dec. Goth, Capt Nathan Grover, aged
IS years and months.
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VIM. a. SWIFT, Jr.
PATENTS.
r. H. EDDY.

No. rs State ST., opposite kilby Boston,
secures Patents III the l nlted States also in Great
Britain, France and other foreign countries Copies
of the claims of any Patent furnished by RENTING
one dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington
No Agency in the United States possesses superior
facilities for obtaining Patents or aScertaining the
patentabilHy Of inrentions.
K. ii. EDDY, Solictor.of Patents
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr. Eddy as one of the most c0pd5ie
and successful practitioners with whom have had
official intercourse. CHAS MASON,
Commissioner of PatentS.''
Inventors cannot employ person more trust
worthy or more capable of securing for them an
early and favorable consideration at the Patent Of
fee. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents"
BOSTON, October 10, 1870.
r. III. EDDY, EsQ.-Dear Sir: You procured for
me, in 1910, my first patent Since then you have
acted for and advised me in hundreds Of cases, and
procured many patents, reissues and extensions
have occasionally employed the best agencies in
New York, Philadelphia and Washington, but still
give you almost the whole of my business, in your
line and advise others to employ you.
Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER.
Boston, Jan. l. 1SSl.-lyrl
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Belfast Gas LIGHT Company.

NOTICE is hereby given to the stockholders of
~ the above named company, that the annual
meeting for choice of directors, and for transacng
such other business as may legally come before
them, will be held at the office of the treasurer lat
the Savings Bank) on Monday, January II, 1884, at
O'Clock p. NJ. Per order.
JOHN H. QUIMBY, Clerk.
Belfast Jan. g. lsS1.-2wl
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SALT RHEUM.
Helpless for eight years. Unable to walk. Got
alAuI hands and kneeS A MAnGerf curG

Messrs. WEEKS 4 POTTER: Gentlemen,-I have
had a most wonderful cure of salt Rheum. For
seventeen years | suffered with salt Rheum; hal
it my head, face, neck, arms and legs. | was not
able to walk, only on my hands and knees, for one
year. | have not been able to help myself for eight
wears. | tried hundreds of remedies; no; ole had.
the least effect The doctors said my in
durable. 50 my parents tried everything that came
along. | saw your adv crtisement and concluded to
try CVTICURA REMEDIES The first box of CUTI-
CURA brought the HWnor to the surface of my
skin. 1t would drop If as it came out until row
am entirely well. All can say is thank you most
heartily for my cure Any person who think, this
letter a fraud, let them write and find out for them
selves. Yours truly. WILL MCDONALD.
i3lj III +TrERFIELD ST.
enc \tiO, ILL, March A. l~19
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iiiC ii''NN9 icl last UP w
the season from the end of the route on Friday next
CITY GovERNMENr MEETING. The January
meeting of the city government, on Monday
ming, was Il very light one. 1t consisted only of
regular routine business, allowing bills, Sc. The
roll of accounts allowed, amounted to S74992
The treasurer was authorized to settle tax claim
with Mrs. Ruth Elliot, of Knox. The city clerk was
authorized to prepare check lists for next spring
election.
JAIL STATISTICS. IN examination of the Waldo
county Jail register for 1880 shows very crafty
ing deTeasein crime. particularly that Of yagrancy.
Whole number of commitments fer 1850, 2O4, against
$50 for 1919. of the number committed the past
wear, 49, Migrants 81 for drunkenness, f"rassaut
ter debt. ion larceny, for taxes, for bast3rCy
for fraud. for robbery, and for burglary. OF
the 800 committed in 1879, 506 We're for vasrancy.
SHERIFF BAKERS APPOINTMENTS. Mr. Baker
ua> mate the following appointments of deputy
-herif- of Waldo ceunty-Anscl Wordsworth, Lin
colin, He, James ". Wallace Jackson Samuel IL
West, stockton, Frank Mu,>ey, Unity, EXayier
~prowl, Moutvillc John L. Aycriu, Frankfort
Nehemiah Rou>tone, Sesrsport, Benz f Haskell
The Bumham district i vacant. All the above are
Itapfonuments and Johu T. AycrilI was a deputy
nader sheriff Walls.
Ile night police on FRIDAY night last while pass
Ihe an Main street, heard crash of crockcrv in the
store eft John earle, and imme lately notified Mr.
Dunbar the clerk, who WAS at Iayford Hall Back
they went TO the store expecting to capture burg
lt. EnternG, spectacle met their eyes \ por-
ton of the ceiling, directly over a counter of fancy
vases and 'rtrkery ware, had fallen, smashing
things up generally, About SIS worth Of good.
We're DESTROYED The pa-tering is loose il, several
t..lt4., anG Mr. tarle tInk. nf b7,in.r if cailrJ
with wood
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Martina Higgins kno\ tvo lois. ia Henry ITigrin.
same town. Abby W IIutchin> and al Prospect
tn Ralph ID cummings, same town Hiram, Jones
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The CUTCCRA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS
n POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, $50 Washing
ton Street, Boston, p Front Street, Toronto. Ont.
and snow Hill, London and are for sale by all Drug
gists. Price of CTTICURA, small boxes 30 cents
large boxes, containing two and ehalf times the
quantity Of small, 500. RESOLvENT, $I00 per
bottle. CUTICURA MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, -
cents per cake: CUTIClRA MEDICINAL SHAVING
SOAP, - cents per cake, in bars for BARRIERS and
large consumers, 80 cents lyrl5
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UTERINE DISEASES.

Or. 4. a. Smith, Brooklyn, y. y. writes that he
has used the CuTICURA REMEDIES with great salts
faction in uterine diseases and finds them truly
valuable.
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The State Capital.
THE LEGISLATIVE CAUCUsEs.

AUGUSTA, Jan. T. The Senate caucus was called
to order by Senator Cornish, and Senator Dlngley
was made chairman. On motion of Senator Berry
of kennebec, who had been a candidate seconded
by Senator Walker in behalf of Senator Bisbee.
Hon Joseph \. Locke or Cumberland was chosen
President by reclamation Gen Chas W Tilden
of Cast!ne, was chosen Secretary Geo f. Minot
of Be grade. Assistant Secretary Chas H. Love
joy. of Sydney, Messenger; f, +. Voter Of Farm
ington, Assistant Messenger.
THE HOUSE CAUCUS
was called to order by Hon. A. P. Morrill, and
Major L Rowel was made chairman In the con
test for candidate for Speaker Hon. c. Hatch Of
Bangor gracefully withdrew his name and on his
motion l.. Ii Hutchinson of Lewiston was nomi-
mated for that office by acclamation Oramar Dial
Smith of Litchtied was nominated for Clerk, and
Frank L Patten Of Newport, Assistant Clerk
Chas A. Getchel was nominated for Messenger
John W. Phinney LIST Assistant, and W j. Smith
2nd Assistant The caucus for the nomination of
State officers will be held TO morrow evening
THE FUSION NoMINATIoNs
The Fusonists met III caucus and elected the
following principal candidates: For President OF
Senate, Joseph L. Smith Of Penobscot Secretary,
4. 4. Andrews, OF Augusta: Assistant II j. A
Simmons, Of W adoboro; foT Speaker of the House.
I 3 Swan. of Mirot Clerk, W. E, Gibbs, of
Glenbuln; Assistant Clerk, Mr. Jack, Of Auburn.
THE GOVERNOR QUESTION
There is talk of holding caucus of Republicans
tor consultation on the Governor question. While
the Republicans from Androscoggin, Franklin and
Oxford counties are in favor of seating Plasted at
once without any controversy those from the
Eastern section and many from the Middle and
Western sections desire to move cautiously and
Constitntionaly Some twenty members express
ed to day desire to submit to the Judges the
question of the retroactive clause of the Constitu
tiona Amendment adopted last September.
THE SENATORIAL QUESTION
continues to call crowds of men to the city Nc
third candidate is thought Of while good natured
earnest contest is going on between the friends OF
Hale and Frye, each side, strangely enough, claim
ing majority.
PROBABLE ACTION OF THE SENATE ON THE GOV
ERNOR QUESTION.
AUGUSTA, Jan. t. Midnight 1t is understood
to night that ajOrity of the Senate. after thu
branch is organized to morrow will vote to submit
the Governor question to the Supreme Court
Especial to the Wing.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, WILLIAM w. CASTLE, of Bel
w fast, in the County of Waldo on the twenty
second day of January, A. ID. 1873, by his deed of
mortgage of that date recorded in the Waldo Reg
istry, Volume one hundred and sixty [160), Page
one hundred and twenty eight Q2S), conveyed to
thirds undivided of certain parcel of land situate
in Belfast, aforesaid, bounded and described as
follows viz: it being part of lot No 80, in the first
division of lots in said Belfast, bounded thus Com
mencing at the northeast corner of land then
pied by John Milliken and on the line between lots
No 30 and SO; thence, easterly, said line to the
shore, to low water mark; thence, by the Shore at
low water mark, southeriy to point in range with
the northerly line of Federal street, to the south
east corner of said Miiken lott thence, northcrly,
to the bound Begin at; reserving and excepting all
streets crossing the same; and whereas, the said
Sweetser, on the first day of January A. ID. 1881,
duly assigned said mortgage to me- and whereas,
the condition in said mortgage is broken by
whereof claim a foreclosure.
WILLIAM II. HALL.
BY JOSEPH WILLIAMSON, his Attorney.
Belfast, Jan. 4, 1SSl.-3wl
i concerned that he has been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the trust of Administrator of
the estate of
ARTHUR II. PARKER, late of Winterport,
in the County of Waldo deceased, by giving bond
the law directs; he therefore requests all persons
who are indebted to said deceaseds estate to make
mands thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement
to him. He also gives notice that he has appointed
JOSEPH WILLIAMSON, of Belfast, in said County,
his Attorney in this State.
THOMAS B. WITIIERSPOON.
Boston, Jan. 3, 1SS1.-3w1
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Clippings.

The Camden Herald says the last seven years of
its existence have gone like the wind. You're not
making any covert illusions to the time you put in
to political speeches [Rockland Courier.
An old sea captain and owner Of considerable
real estate in this city claims to have found the
reason why the large storms do not come here He
says the taxes are too high. Portland Press
Nature is full of fun. The tall pines nod their
plunes to the music of the wind like the merry
dancers in the waltz. The driving snow that fills
the air full you can't see. settles to the ground
in fantastic shapes The frozen rain drops sparkle
in the morning sun like laughing children's eyes
IChase's Enquirer
Every one of the New England States has in
creased IN population since 1870, which will allay
any existing fear that Yankeeland may be nearly
deserted 1t will be interesting to know, when the
census record is complete, how great has been the
growth of the foreign element of New Engand's
population. New York Mail
Is it not an evidence of good times, and some
thing to be thankful for that there 30 900
people who have deposits in our Massachusetts
savings banks than there were year ago. This
is an increase not large as percentage, but show
and the people better situated Boston Herald
Congregationalists Baptists, Unitarian and Cath
Ole clergymen and Jewish rabies, joined with the
Unlversalsts, Thursday, in paying respect to the
life and character of Rev. DIR. Chaplin And it may
be truly said of him that no man has been more
worthy of such marked expression of esteem.
What an excellent thing it would be if the hearty
liberation bestow on the deserving dead were
bestowed equally on the deserving living Lew
iston Journal.
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The Pennsylvania Senatorial contest is virtually
settled in favor of Oliver.
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/. CUrICUlA REsoIVENT, possessing catharic,
tonic, Alternative, absorbent, hepatic, cholagogue,
and sedatve properties. 1t gathers to itself poison.
Gus matter which floats in the blood and fluids and
carries it from the body 1t purifes, cleanses,
most critical stage of Blood, Skin and Scalp Hum
ors, and Disorders Of the Liver, Kidneys and Urin-
AIRY Organs.
>. CUTICURA, Il Medicinal Jelly for external use
arrests disease, allays inflammation, itching and
irritation, and eats away dead skin and flesh, rem
ders healthy ulcers, sores and discharging wounds
heals and sootheS every outward humOr, and re
stores and beauties the hair 1t is the best hair
dressing in use, making the hair soft and glossy. 1t
very agreeable.
3. CUrICURA MEDICINAL SOAP, for the Toilet
Bath and Nursery, and for cleansing, soothing and
healing diseased surfaces and restoring, refreshing
and beautifying the skin. is prepared from CuTI-
CIRA, is free from cauStlc alkalies, and perflmtd
with rare flower odor9. Gentlemen pronounce the
CUTICURA MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAR a positive
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