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Steamers OF this Enc will Run Is follows:
FOR A9zsTOEM.

~'SS>--~AS "a LIS ..l5 VIII lE0 IS lOllOWS:
FOR A0ZsEOE@,
connecting with herchsA.e' and Mine.5 Line
Tor Boston. ssesmer
k~fDE' t,R TEE E9Ng
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FEiUai, ut GO oclock p.m.; returning leave
Norfolk On alternate days st LOO o. m.
This atsuEch iron steamer hes lust been psint-
ed throughout, sssserooms newt furnished ana
csrpeted, and is the hsndsomest as we'll rs the
safest boz. on the Potion &C river and Chesapeake
bay, and Is the only steamer making close con-
lect!on With the New York and Boston steam
ore; s!so connects With Richmond steamers and
railroad lines tou:h. Steps At PINEY POINT
and POINT LOOKOUT gong nnd returning.
Beginning Esy lst, 1851, excursion tickets,
coed Tor even Gays, will be issued as follows
FrSic!ass round Trip TO IT. Monroe and Norfolk
50 o. frs! Glass fare TO Fortress Monroe and
Norto!k 81 second Glass each way 81 so; fr.t
class tsro to Piney Point and Point Lookout
81 gu; ftst class round trip TO Piney Poi:t and
folat lookout 81 vi; sfcoAd class each way 75c
S!s!erooms 81; meals 16,.
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~
CEkGGE OF TIME
va aDd after Monday, October 9TH, the
boats of tho POTOMAC FERRY CO, viii rnn
Is fellows: W. via -"
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA,:
9W, ~ 50, 30, 10 81 and II 80 3. m, and
- w. 81 Z SO' $50, 4 80, 8 50, & 80 aud 81
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
81, ~, ~, SO, 10 80 and II so a. m and
y 81 ~, 23G. 3 81, i SO, 80 6 80 and 81
o1 SUNDAY the frs: trip from each end will bo
my25 GEO. 4. PHILLIPS, Manager.
] ELAND & SEAEcAHC CoASTlhG co.
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TIN ROOFING, CUTTER AND RAIN SPOUT,
attended TO promptly, By STANsBUEY l. BRO,
manufacturer and dealers 10 Stoves, Tiu Ware.
20, McBurpey's BuiIing) correr King ard
Wsshlcgton streets.
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" AsHINGToa y OHIO KAILROAU

yASaiNGToA y OHIO KAILROAu
SUMMEH ARkANGEMENT
Two TRAINS DAILY (HXCEPT SUN.
DAY. BETWEEN ALHX aEDaIA
and ROUND HILL,
Beginning msy 9, 1881.
Leave " ssh:nEtcb a. 20 8. a. and % ,.
n. aud kloSandris st 925 q. m. 425 D, n,
Ease LaesburS, going west ward, at II 80 q. m.
snd = AZ p. IN, and arrive at Round Hill ut
IL 10 D. N. and 7 20 y. H. Leave Round Hill
st 81 s. m. and IL 80 pm. Pass Leesb burg, 20.
Ing eaetwstd, At % q m. ard 10 .. M, snd
irriTe at Alexandra at s Is O. M, and Is
p. ~, and a. Washington rs q. Il. ard
Is p. n.
rs Passengers from Washington will take
the Washington and Chic cars ut tae Baltimore
Potomac Railroad etstoa ats 70 a. d. andA1
P. n, snd 90 through to Round Hill without
change CT cs1s.
The 325 9. N. train from A.lezacdris sndI2,21
2. N. :rsin from Round Hill connect at Round
Hill with Mccoy s. WiQsinton's Daily Line of
Coaches Tor SnickersvilIe, Berryville snd WIN.
Chester; also Resmers Line Of Coaches, which
!saV. Leegburg daily for Adds and Middle.
burg
Both trains, westward, make close connections,
81 Vienna. with Sisson's Line Of Stages for Fair.
Tax Court House.
Communication tickets, 81 OK peT E,:sa
annual sieksaai, SEQ.
II. HAVENEB,
N.Y. General Ticket Agent.
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THE STEAMER
u EORGE LIE A RV

Carrying tho u ) Msi)
VIII leave her wharf foot of Prince street on
TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS at 6 D m.
9 p;d, sAIUHDAfs: at $50 p N stopping a.
lurniag. Returning leaves Norfolk nn WRN.
= EoDAYS, FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS 3. q
o'c'cck p. n. "
Beginning with Msy l, 1851, Excursion tickets
Will DC Issued. good for tour days, IS follows:
Eirs' ei's IS fare to Fortress Monroe nnd Nur.
lGlh, % W. flrst Gafs round trip, So CO.; Second
cIsss, eacn way, 81 81; First.class fare to riney
FONT and Point Lookout, ST SO; Fitst.cisss
round trip, So Second class, each wsv. - cts.
5tsterooms 81. Meals is cts.
- GSoRGE MaTTINGLY, Supt
-. aoN1i, 4g"ht mh26
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Try THgM-Doiiehuui FRESH DEVHEI
CRABS just rcceiTet al iiCBURNEY's.
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FesES NeiW WORK.,

FssEs h 81 YssHE,
STEG.IE go e: G. RgTsG3 1r5ayD ,;nya
16ESei-v
EVERY FRIDAY, At I'm snd rstnr,;nc
lo.ve sew York, from pier Il, Eas. river. EV.
EkY oAIU BtAY, At o. clock r. N.
The steamers OF thls compsn7 n.ke connen-
tions at Norfolk for Boa,or and ell points East :.
CT New YORK with Gil pC:nts West and North.
west, and ~ alexandria with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad
Through rates gwen and freight hand lad care.
fully AND promptly. For further information
spply 10 r. a. kEED, agent
WIN. THOMPSON, President,
l4l6 street,
sep It'll Washington, D. O.
ss&sfyx. CLYDES STEAM LINE wEEK
,4k:$iss&S Tx TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER Ppov1
DENCE AND BOSTON.
Steam sTs leave Alexandria EVERY TTJys.
DAY and leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT.
UHDAY. "a
This line connects ~ Alexsndr;a With tboo
a. & M. and w & O. Z. rs, snd ct PbiIsdei..
2his with C!yde's regular Steamships for Fall
River, Providence and Boston.
Freight Forwarded with prom ptness and nora
free Of commissions.
No charge for transfer in Phiiade>phi.. and
0 wharfage in Boston. Quick time. Frenuant
departures Through rates snd through 5ilIs
OF laclng given. Insurance at the lowest rase,,
Agents:
z. q. BRED, Gieyand.is.
VIM CLYDE & CO., Phi!adelnbia
JOHNSON & CO., Wash. s. Georgt,n
jan GIT '0's ~
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By ask pour druggist for copy Of " cunc
Mems Freud and read It!
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ii all, Southwark. connects ct Charlottesville
with Cbes. s. Ohio K. f., Hset sna Wost. At
Lynchburg, connects WITH Norfolk 6 West
ern Z. f., through Southwest Virginia. to
Nashville, New Orleans Memphis, Little Rock
and Texss-snd at Danyille with Richmond &
Danvil!e K. T., to South snd Southwest.
Express Southwark connects at Charlcttea.
ville w all points on Ches. & Ohio K. T., and
ct Danville for sll points South. East and South.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave 81.
exandria daily, except Sunday, 500 a. m. and
II IS a. m, and returning srriVo st Alexsndria
II 30 m and z 10 2. n.
For MANASSAS LINE lesvs Washington
10 8. m. snd AleIandris ! t5a. NJ, daily
connecting with the Vsl!ey Rosd Hsst and
West. Leave S:fssburs 2 SO p NJ, arriving a:
klexsndris 81 6 IS p. II.
MIXED TRAIN FOB MANASSAS DIV.
ISiON Leaves &iezaNdr;s daily. eycap. Sun
GAY, at 60 q. H., arriving ~ S.r.s5u:g st 6 O5
y. M, and returning leaves Strsshurg q, 5 IS
8. H., arriving in Alexandria at So p. m.
Foe Aiddloburg daily connection E: Plains
sss.ion.
For Upperrille, regular connection \! Dels.
plane.
FoT wAEGENTCN. loave Washington 81
SundsY
Passengers can Leave Wsrrenton ct 25 am
and take mixed train OF junction and reach
Alexandria at II 10 nc, in time to makei A. s.
r ttSln az IL on n lor w asllnGtou, DsItlinofe
and Iew York.
Ell trains make good connections, ct WASH.
inston to and from n or.h and West.
New Orleans sleeper leaves Washington ct
10 D. rn.. running through without change,
Fast train wi Marks adjustable Declining
Chair Car attsched runs through - Wuita Hul-
phur Springs withcu. oh snge and from White
sulphur to Bsltim ore without change This is
the fastest train between these points.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
snd Augusta, Ca, without change, on III Is
D. n. trs.in.
Through tickets very low 70 tue South snd
Southwest.
MERCER SLAUGHTER, G. ia.
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DIED..
Nothing beyond the announcement Of the name, age
residence, &C. Of deceased persons cW be published
under this headin1)

(Nothing beyond the announcement ofthe name, age,
residence &c, OF deceased persons icM be published
under this heading.)
In this city, Sept. Sth, John A. Danorth, aged D
years and DAYS.
In this city, Sept. 10th, of cholera infantum,
Louise Cutter only child of A. Cutter and Margaret
X. Sibley, aged 10 months and Is DAYS.
In Thorndike. Sept. 18th, Florence l.. Hubbard,
aged years and months.
In Monroe, Sept. 4th, Mrs. Mercy Curtis !: pen
sioner of the war of 1872 aged 81 years, 5 months
In Brooks sept. llth, Eben Elwell, aged Is years
In Bucksport, Sept. eth, Miss Alice CHM aged %
years.
In Bucksport, sept. 9th, Mrs. Ida circuit, aged 30
years.
aged 81 years, | month and 10 days. Funeral ser
vices will be held by Mrs. Morse of Searsmont at
the North Searsport church. sunday Oct, 18th.
In Montvllie, Sept. 10th, Fannie ;. Bartlett, only
daughter of Jonathan and Lizzie II. Bartlett, aged
T. years, lo months and 10 days.
In Northport, Aug 81, Lucy r., iaughtero of Ellen
u. Moore aged year. i,
In Rockland, Sept. ID, Eliza, wife OF James Begg
aged IS years, months and % days.
In West Camden, sept. It'll, John Frost, aged IS
years.
In Warren. Sept. 81, Mr. Mary Wylie aged -
years, months and days.
In RoCkland, Sept. :, Ann, wife of Jeremiah sui
lvan. aged 60 years
In Rockland. Sept. :, William John Blackington
aged A years, months and III days.
In Washington, Sept. l. Mr.. Moses Mason aged 30
years.
In Walloboro, Aug. -, Josie standish, aged IL
years and ) months.
In Ellsworth, sept. l-t, Mrs, IIonora Mahony
aged IS years.
In Bluehi Aug 10Th, Florence G.. daughter of
Geo w, and Elmena L. Bnwdcn, aged : years, 6
months aud IA days.
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Guiteau Shot At.

WASHINGTON, Sept II. Sergeant Mason Of Bat
terry d, Second Artillery. when relieving the guard
at The jail here this afternoon, shot at Guiteau
through the wludow of his cell, and came near
killing him. The ball grazed his head and was
Embedded in the cell wall Mason was promptly
arrested. and taken 10 the Arsenal and ncarcerat
ed Sergeant Mason has been in the army five
years, is Nirginian and states that he did not
list to guard an assassin Fl says he did the shoot
ing because he tired of riding over cobble
stones every day to guard the life OF such eur as
Guiteau.
Those who have black walnut turni-
ture, bought more than year ago, may
add thirty per cent to its value. This
wood, which 4 few years ago was a drug
in the market and not at all popular with
furniture manufacturers and dealers, has
now become scarce, and in consequence
has advanced from so to 500 per thou
sand feet within a twelve month. The
Lumberman's Gazette thinks that the fiji
ture supply of this desirable wood mus t
be produced by cultivation, as the natura
growth is fast disappearing.
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Boston Market,
MARRIED

In this city, sept llth by Rev. F. W. Ryder, Mr.
of Belfast.
In this city, Aug. 3lst, by Rev f. Crowninshied
Benz. B. Trundy and Mary A. Nickerson, both of
Boston.
In Monroe, Sept. 18th, by D. 5. Flanders, Esq,
both of Monroe.
In Waldoboro, Aug, 18th, Mr.. Gerard NJ. Jones.
and Miss Emma T.. daughter of Irwin Calderwood
Esq, both of Wadoboro.
In Camden, Sept. 9TH, Mr.. Joseph +. Heal Of Lin
In Rockport, Aug 27th Mr.. Henry 5. Rollins
and Miss Nellie E. Carey, both of Camden:
In West Camden, Aug. 3lst,JosephF sylvester of
Camden, and Lizzie F. Orbeton, of RockIand.
In West Camden, Aug. 3ls, Henry Nnal and
In Rockland, Sept , Mr. A. l.. Arnold and Miss
Nellie Bean.
In Rockland, Sept. 3, John Lurvey and Miss Adj
die F. Wheeler both of Rockland.
In Rockland, Aug. "a Mr. George NJ. StClair of
Rockland and Miss Mary Il. Kenney, of SO. Thomas
ton.
In Rockland Sept. &, Mr. jeremiah Gilman and
Miss Emily Ford, both of Thomaston.
In Fairfield, Aug. %, Mr.. Geo T. Tate. of Boston
formery of Rockland,) and Miss Georgia A. Buck,
of Fairfield.
In Gardiner Aug. 10, Mr.. w +. Manson, of Rock
land and Miss George a. ellison, of Gardiner
In North Penobscot, Sept Sd, Mr. VIM. W. Gray Of
Bucksport, and Miss Ruthie NJ. Grin,lle of Orland.
In Chelsea, Mass. Aug 2Sth Mr.. w. b. kittredge
of the Marine Hospital Service, and Miss Ada +.
Hadley of Chelsea, both formerly of Mt. Desert.
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SHIP NEW 8.
PORT OF BELFAST
ARRIVED

sept nh, schr \. W. Ellis, Ferguson, New ork.
" sth, schr. Earl, Darby, Portland.
9TH, SchrS. y. Ponder Jr., Ryan, salem; Ma
zurka, Thomas, Bangor; VIM. stevens, Carter, Bos-
ton; ship Louis Walsh, White Liverpool
Sept 10th, -chrs. Tahmroo, White, Bangor: Geo.
b. Ferguson, Ferguson, Ellsworth.
Sept 18th, Schr. Brunette, babhage, Portland.
SAILED.
Sept >th, schrs Orion, White, New York; Mary
Farro", PatteTshaii,i0 Maa9aF Gurti, 10 Henry,
Woods Lynn; Hero Mcponohue, Bangor; q. &.
Gross. Haskell, do.
sept. 9Th, schr. Mazurka, Thomas, Boston.
18th, schrs. 4. W. Ellis, Ferguson. Bangor;
Earl, Darby, do; J. Ponder Jr., Ryan, Ellsworth.
Sept. 18th, schrs Geo, b. Ferguson, Ferguson,
New York; Tahmroo, White, Glen Cove.
sept. l4th, srhri; /; II; Livingstone, ii"dSdon'
nette, Babbage, Boston; VIM. stevens, Carter New
York.
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teHtfl> parting glealn.
rmn Moody, mare was distanced in race at
.hc state Fair last week.
\ Belfast farmer has not vet cut his hay He saws
makes quicker after ii is ripe
When oar George saw the colored babies in the
lay SHOW at the State Fair, he remarked-'I won
..t.i il these are the end men"
Thomas IL Marshall Post q. 4. r., of this city.
t, thinking of putting en- the stage the drama OF
..0 Patriotic sons OF America
rls snip Louis Walsh now at this port, j. the first
r.g L. arrive at Belfast since $50, when the iron
the Belfast railroad WAS landed
~sle superintendent of schools luce is arrtng
t'r 4 ~erie9 Of Teacher Institutes of two davs
l4, To- hr held turing October and November.
e d.tte- assigned for Belfast are Nov IIth and
lH, moon whirh fulled last week. is called the
..Ne-i Moon, ani r"se for several nights at about
-.une hour Tie evenings were very calm and
Hful. taoriius very pleasant orcasion- for
,e-.
l.e mc;luc~t man in Maine is said 10 have been
Neret III \orthport. Recently hi. daughter
tr children made th~ man a yi-t-the first
pm" Years The ncNt dag the meane-t man in
applied to the -eectmrn for aid, asking for
receiving 81 tAr the support of hi- visitors.
..mcn 'ue uow irving II make the m H.
r,A tbc money
US. Lewiston Jausnal'- lively report of fine baby
attm stat. Fair, includes III fala,in, men.
llr dpol then swung open to admit another batch
yt-stl No,
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~ LES AND REGl lAIIbNS,
Entries uf Trotting Horses to be made to the
President or Secretary. Entries to be closed Tues
day, sept. 20th. Entrance fee of ten per cent for
purse conended for will be charged on An horses
that start IN sweepstakes Races; all other animals
and articles entered free Money premiums paid,
and ribbons attached to meritOrOus animals and
articles IN the several classes. All Committee. are
requested TO report themselves to J. c. Townsend
at Havfnrt Hall, and to the President at the Park
at hall past two Of afternoon Of r. day. All va
canrieS of Committees will be filed by the rru~-
tees MI Committees are requested to report their
decisions Immediately to the Secretary. All arti-
cles will be protected from injury. All articles en-
tered for premium exhibition must he at the Hall
at o'clock \. NJ of first day. All animals, incul-
ing draft, saddle or running horses horses rottn
one mile nearest to three minutes and horses trut-
ting half mile quickest without skip Or break
must he on the Ground the first day. All other
horses except trotting and draft horses must he ON
the Ground for examination at half past nine O'Clock
of eecond day. Trotting horses and trotting colts
must be on the Ground at one clock W. of second
'tty. Fancy articles domestic manufactures, fruit
dairy products, bread, honey, icIie-, preserves
pickles, kctchupS, flowers, specimens of penman-
ship, drawing and painting Will DC on exhibition III
Hayford Hall Grain. roots animals, fowls, agr
cultural implements ami machinery Win We exhibit
ed Al the Fair Ground Havford Hall will DE open
ed for reception and arrangement of articles IN
Monday preceding the Fair
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A GRAND SWEEPSTAkE RACE

open to AZ Horses wherever owned. Purse 81 $3.50
guaranteed. to he divided a. follows LIST purse $50
III $40, 81 $50, 4th $50.
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YTNIIE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned that She has been duly appointed
and taken upon herself the trust of Administrators
of the estate of
GEORGE ii. HALL, late Of Wintcrport
in the County of Waldo, deceased, by giving bond
the law directs; she therefore requests all per
sons who are indebted to said deccaseds estate to
make immediate payment, and those who have any
demands thereon to exhibit the same for settlement
to her. NANCY Il. HALL.
Winterport, sept b. lSSl.-3w31
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News of Belfast and Vicinity.

The mellow summer glideth
With fastening steps away,
Her waning charms contideth
To Autumn's tender SWAY.
Through the green woods retreating.
Or by the winding stream.
Her form SO bright, 50 tieeting,
Reflects a parting CLEAN,
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As A SPRING TONIC AND Ape
TsXEEs 7T HAS NO Equal.
ONE DOLLAR a BOTTLE.

". kETFEsEDGE, AGENT
1N,2O ROCA EAND MAINE
Ha- ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT. 60
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Trustees, }. {. TOWNSEND NJ NRrIN i. III Vt,
AENER IrTI.EfIELu. EpW ARD BKIEK.
Nrc'r, y. A.. W NpIlN.
Treas AINAii REpMA\.
Belfast, sept, lrSl.-2Wi-
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FOUND.

SEPT 4, ISL near the crossing at Holmes Mills
- Il horse and wagon. Please inquire of Horace
Eragon and prove property and pay damages
HORACE RRAGDON.
Waldo, sept. ). lSSl.-2Wi6>
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Farm for Sale
FOR RENT.
SpectacIes Lost.

\ PAIR OF GOLD BOWED COI.ORED SPEC
IA tacles, concaNe lenses, with the bows let into
the glasses Any person knowing into whose hands
they have fallen will be suitably rewarded for tho
information on application at this office
Aug. 81 lSSl.-,,w}5
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TIME LEWIS HOMESTEAD ON THE CORNER
l. of Pearl and Court streets. For particulars
enquire of
5w31 X. &. LEWIS or Mrs. :. :. LEWIS.
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VTNIIE SUBSCRIBER wishes to inform her many
4 friends and patrons that she has moved from
Church street to the rooms over Geo. W Burgess,
in McClintock Block High street, where she will
welcome all. Those in want of il rs-rlass Dress
or Cloak Maker are invited to call. Terms reason
able MRS. NJ. A. SNOW.
Belfast Sept. II, lSSl.-i1tf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-22

Hereafter lnjr'rs's .tmcrcaq OgccH will BE
i..u j hy Thr Qlrar Puhlshin; Company. Witch "a
ii.' hr,u organic, With abundant capital for the Tir
p., u carrying ont the PROTECTOR intcrioa 20 furnish
il- r.llluS public With honest and cnfcrihinnsn'
cord ~ -afa. n.Y4 The friends % IN 0nssn wi Oh
4r-r worthy Improvement IN 70. -l lpp'tr.
fn ,hara Ter. ni w.l wrcnr" 'hc promise 90 no
10. .,rparraa 20 in. IS, Us distinctive Features mere
compot' aui int' costing.
~. r. y" sends Ia TIE TRIBUNE III fol-
lopu. descriptions ia' comparatively rnrc i'a' ae-
unu. % urar Rainbow -r.n hy 'm - Nont'r' n 10
it.ht,fIaJr t.: At aiput 1915 o'Gn.k fhr moon
h r-. 200 fr that ihc sails ~ vessels ou Tie r' ere
rlur ,.-f.r lilo -iy To the north aui ''-' was per-
n...r...-. o. dinc.l' opp"-iir ani .on"r = o'ti
.,.,....-h FRO. .n.. .'o-ii r'uva mnIn- aaa ne
,H,f '. t.r ttf.fl gin 900 Nh" ra moo, ou' 81 i' Ho
1913. '.u' I'f'r-a". p" roy ni,l y %, ,''o.s
v.-. ''r ... i'a ari 'lc h'" extended ioi "'o-
ot, fotr-a 90 ''' er,'r"
IN d.. ad ,n.., upor the power aud duties OF
th, pres. if,r. tl H'-t'~rri Idnua Ea.toria i>''aa
t.nl.-t sock ~ Wabash Mr.. Richard smith Editor Of
,uo.nri -e". speaking ~ the evil, Of t'e cr'di
..-,,m said. when The Ga-ete Company changed
,r, M credit 20 the cash E advance system There were
$4,000 ., Cd thr book. from weekly subscribers alone
t.4at LiI ru a.cHmui't.Is for third Of ''ntnf. VI
,l. .,,..,. no $1,000 cents collected. We m.
i..l O.. .ir rad furnished hin co'd horse ana seal
i -,,r !, ...ll' M iulr. In IN months the hore
. -a,ld'r ami r, Oh. werr pawncd fr k'pnnf ne
u,, returned % ,on.il .~lh' bal aneo agnns the ,oa
l,v We sold tn book, tor old paper and called thoss
r.,lr- l".''
4 WORTHY citizen Of Bangor. Me-. on step
ftrsuto D shop .l.. wnrf 10 purchase box 81 honey
,a. aston shot 20 The tuuult which hi- appearance
caused BOTTLE, and ines were thrown ou ~ the h'cE
v,iav.- d.. mir was ill,d with the noise OF br'sns
,,r. oil e. o"r ~ old rye" and New England run -
.a.,l 800. uo.'ril- and panicmoninm seemed 10 have
lt., .o,c A. last ~" proprietor, cersing from his
Indoors .'.,I.l forward and ordered his woulibe cog
TONER %, o. ye the premises forthwith. Til re- was 10
honey in h- tones, ami opportunity 10 AK II ihere
VIZ any IN hi store Much beNildrred, the customer
withdrew and 10 was not until some time aftcrHar tnas
h remembered having served on the special police
fore. u that hc stopped 10 good mnrninc fo coh
-funr i>t he Was entering thu shop Ia ma. DIS by
cont purchase such the little episodes which serve
20 dksI..N existence under the Maine Law. ~ w
Particular instance n demonstrated Tat a sihl
ruf-,ri,c needs arcuscr that IL = rometutr in"v
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