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HEALi's VEGETABLE Tonic PILLS have saved
Thousands o+ women from the use Of harsh local
agents They cure all Chronic Weaknesses without
other aid.
The gir pressed The leaves but the boy pressed
The girl The press is mighty and must prevail.
clergyman writing to a friend says. MY VUy-
age to Europe i indefinitely postponed. have dis
covered the fountain of health this side Of the
Atlantic Three bottles Of PERUVIAN SYRUP have
rescued me from the fangs of the fend Dyspepsia"
pyspeptlca should drink from this fountain.
Always pay you 60, said an old man to his
nephew But. uncle, suppose have nothing to
pay with 2 Then don't GO
The highest hopes and interest Of the race rest
on the purity, health and strength OF womanhood
We take pleasure III referring our readers to the
remarkable efficacy Of Ly dia f Pinkhams Vege-
table Compound III all that class Of diseases from
which women suffer 50 much. otis
Why may a tpsy man fall into the river with
impunty Because he won't drown as long as his
head swms.
Professor c. A BRYCE, NJ. D., L L. D.. Editor
Medical Clinic Richmond Va, says; "Liebig
Cos Coca Beef Tonic is a wonderful reconstruc
tive agent. building up the general system and
supplying lost nervous energy. In all wasting dis
and broken down constitutions it is tie agent
Olive Logan says tie first words an American
woman utteTS, on landing in Liverpool, are Il
want to get me W orth costume.
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SPEciAL NOTICES.


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disrretons of youth, nervous weakness, early de
gay, loss of manhood, &c, viii send a recipe that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
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Positive Pile Cure.

Has al inherent power to cure Piles and Consti-
patton never surpassed il the history of medicine
1t ELECTS psalms Of thanksgiving from all who use
it. Call at Moodys Drug Store ard inquire about
il. 4W47
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ofthe hundreds Of Aroostook farmers who are
better oil in a worldly point Of view from having
taxed the Pioneers advice. but few are patrons Of
the paper Wedon't object T. their taking the New
York tribune aud Montreal Herald. but they
ought to come after their county paper
We are not sulerng for want Of Their patronage
but throw ont the gentle hint at their lack of con
sistency Bat such is human nature individuals,
ike republics ungrateful Aroostook Pioneer
The Bangor 4 Bar HArbor 5. 5 GO have decar-
ed dividend OF per cent. from the earnings Of
the boats during the past Two boats
sold during the SIMMER AT an advance on
their cost and the company has $4,000 on hand
with which to build boat, wl,ca viii be put
m hands at once
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-tipyard.
Mr.. Charles IT, crosby l. engaged as engineer at
the Belfast shoe factory.
rbe count, commissioners were in town on Tues
da1 to make some repairs in the heating apparatus
at the Court House.
Parties from the kennebec region have been in
Belta- recently, looking at the paper mills, with a
view of engaging in business Come along
na Thanksgiving day family party at the house
of Mr. and Mrs. H. \. Lancaster, was attended by
;Neuty five Of the name including Mrs. John A.
Lancaster OF California.
Two Cats were expressed from this city on Mon
lal Ton New York. They of the long fur va
r.ty commonly called coon cats. They are said to
he ia demand in that city.
Personal. Miss Carrie Linscott, who presides
50 agreeahly over the money order department of
The Lewiston postofice. has been taking Thanks
giving vacation ia Belfast.
despatch states that tile ,ch. A. W. Enis, Of
Belfast, which arrived 81 Boston on Monday from
New ork experienced heavy weather Oh the pas
~3-e, losing her iecAloai Of coal.
Belfast Ju.tce oi the Peace has a true appre-
aation 5t the tendency of the times In marrying a
.uapia lust week tho Justice closed as folIows-"I
4ou pronounce you man and wife until death doth
part. oruntii yonare separated by legal process
'av
Ireol-o of james Moody 2d, vs. W H. Moody
iai of tue estate Of Abigail Moody, OF Lincoln
.Il- wb.aI wa- tti. at the = u Court in April
went r. Che laN eowt has been returned with
Fl. fH0iov u-cli 'r-emeut Exceptions over ruled
IN l.u.aIef 10 tske ldcment without cost, other
Nla" exceptions ASHAMED. The action was to re
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He has left his play and gone away,
Oh connections come away some happ

SEARsPoRT. The shooting match Thanksgiving
day success, some thirty Young men taking
part. The sides captained by +. :. Cyphera
and John Kane Capt Cypher's party were victori-
ta 2095. MI l.. W Wentworth was high line on
individual count, scoring 620 and winning the cash
prize Of $3.50 The supper provided by Mr..
g. H. Matthews at the Hotel. The evening was
pleasantly spent rehearsing adventures of the day,
among which was that Of an amateur hunter who
having followed the tracks of a dozen more par
tridges half mile so through low wet bushes,
was very much surprised when they led him to the
barn-yard of farm house. He says Mr. HaIl'
man. the owner, was very kind to him, lent him q
dry suit of clothes etc, but couldn't understand
how anyone could mistake the tracks of large Ply
mouth Rocks for cartridges. The sympathy of the
party was excited by the recital of Dinne Smiths
experience who after tramping the woods all day
and shooting squirrel, counting 10, had it eaten
by the family cat, while changing his wet clothes
and getting ready to bring it to the rendezvous -.
Ship Alden Besse Capt Allen Noyes, sailed from
Astoria for Hong Hong, Nov. 18TH 4. The funeral
of William r. McGilvery, Friday afternoon
largely attended, delegation from the engine com
pany and band acting as escort. Bark Aberdeen,
formerly owned and built in Searsport, was aban-
doned Nov. Goth. on the passage from Perth Am
boy for Port Royal. Bark Beatrice Havener,
Havener, from New York for Auckland, was spok-
en- Sept %, lat. II, Ion. p.
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JACKSON. As the weather waNeth colder ami
winter draweth nigh, the final squeal Of many a
fattened porkcr is heard in the land. Last week
Mr.. j. II. Cook slaughtered a fine pig, months and
: days Old, which weighed when dressed Ais lbs.
This pig was bred by Mr.. VIM Chapman, of Mon
roe who, in connection with his farming, makes
the breeding Of fine Berkshire swine speciality.
Neighbors, trot out your big pigs; want to hear
from you. MIR. Benz. Knowles has lately pur
chased large numbers of live geese ana turkeys,
which he proposes to fatten for market for the
ing holidays The project Of building chapel at
E. Jackson, has been abandoned on account Of the
failure 10 raise a Of money necessary for that
purpose; but arrangements have been made with
'Star or Progress" Grange, so that all religious de
nominations may hold meetings Of public worship
in their hall but not to interfere with any meetings
of the Grange. The supper and sociable at the
Grange hail, Thank giving eve, was quite largely
attended, and evidently enjoyed by all present.
Your Brooks correspondent may not be " coor
blind, but when speaking of school teachers seems
to have an utter disregard of sex. Hush!... The
following epitaph may be found ON a headstone in
Il cemetery in 4 neighboring town, and strikes
being remarkable piece of composition
On tiphtheria thou hast taken one
, 1881-01-12

WAs1I1SNroS, y. e., Jan. 11.-I1la House
Committee OH Elections held a spirited ses-
sion tllts morning md tllsposcd Ut several
cnses which l'atl been for months pending
before tllcl'l.
Mr.. Wood, attorney for Representative
Shelley, IN tho contested caso Of Ilaroidson
vs. Shelley, Fourth Alabalnu District, made
un argument before tho Committee, aAl
asked TINT tho cnso bo ts,nlsstHl ard tho tltfo
ot Representative Shelley tn the seat be COLI
tirIned. The Committee voted to dismiss tho
cuSu,
Thu case at bfcCabe vs.. Ortll, Ninth In"
t1iana District, WIS tllon taken up u1ttl tho
satlie disposition MEnde Ut tho contestants
cuSe.
LII tho caso of O'1lara vs.. kitcl,ln. Second
NortI. Carolina District, the attorney for tho
contestant asked far ali extension of time In
which to tile Ills brief. Tile Committee voted
to atow lin live tlays, a1stl aItow Representa-
tive kftcllln tcn slays thereafter to iile his
rely.
Tho petition Of George ". Attan,s for cnnl-
rellsation for expenses Incurred III iofeIIuing
the contested caso Ut isarnes w. AGnms, III
tic Foyty-llrst Congress. was tilon tEtsW.sca
OF by tho Committee voting to allow htn
S4,WO,
, 1881-01-12

Dun1Sa the drbato on the address to tho
Quecn's speech In tho British House Of COM
mons last evening, tho MnrQnisof harrington
said TINT tho condition Of ireland had not
been exaggerated by tho press. lie referred
to tic Lnl,tt-l.cagucrs rs band OF "mtscrc-
1,t,ts Md fanatics" 11o sdld tile proposed
Government Land bll1 woul@t nut be fcebla
one. 1Ie Indicated tllat the proposed cocr-
cLou measure would include II partial suS-
pension of the tlabeas Corpus net. 1lcaly.
paruell's secretary. replied to harrington,
and in tho course OF his speech said tho cx-
listing laws Of ireland arc barbarous. The
debate, which has now lastcd fire days, was
then adjourned.
, 1881-01-12
IN TIE SENATE,
1fn13fJ tN

s1seta! DtspaseA 10 The Chicago Trthttn&
WASHINGTON, d. e., Jan. ll.-The stump
spccot! which Sellntor Morgan introduced
Into the 4abaio OIL tho Trump bill thIs after"
noun would have tousetl Senator blainc, III
other days, lIko Il rctl sI'awl waved bcforo
bull, but this afternoon tho SENATOR from
Alabama denounced the Republican party
autl glorlttctl tlla S0lltf, without ll[l.drance,
Willis thu future Seuutary OF atate exslnpl!-
fed the cQl,seryatlyA influence OF Cabl!et
appointment; eyun Wien 1t ia prospective;
!. HEN IIDLLAnAy
still keeps his hold upon the sonate' It was
lata Wien Ills claim was taken up, aud the
debato ol, It, until sltnnar-tlma was very
.lreAry. Voorhees advocated It's payment,
while ThurE,al, aud Edwards headed y
movement to huvo It rsterrad to the Court
Ut UIaiuls Tor adjustment liollhtlay's frloIlds
expect 10 reach, q vote Tomorrow. They
ars very confident tlat, II ~
sose can be reached. tho bill
, 1881-01-12

ABOUT |, 400 men employed In Ice-cut ting
OIL the Susque|lannu River in tho vicinity Ut
Port Deposit, Md, struck for increased pay
a fow dnys ago. Several rows. occurred be-
tween the strikers aid those wll0 were Will
ing to work at t!lo prevailing wages, Sl.sU
per day. NotII..,g morc serious than bruised
heads has resulted 50 far.
, 1881-01-12

GEN. BEN uANNtsOS WIS nominated for
United Suites Senator by acclamation anl
with great enthusiasm md unan!mLty by tho
Indiana Republican Legislative caucus lust
evening. a dcputation was sent after the
nomlnpe. On beins presented to the caucus,
Gen. Harrison cloqucntly aud feellngly re-
turned tIIalka.
, 1881-01-12

stn. SHAW, Of Cork, Is rather squeamisl,
Member of Parliament. 1le deprecates tic
islca Of Emel1sl, Members Of Parliament
waiting a,l Mr.. Gladstone in relation to tho
Irish Land bill, lest Atr. Gladstone Should
think lIo was being bult.iozed. Fur ntl lrisli-
nnn Sir, Shaw Is modest.
, 1881-01-12

THE receipts from tolls On the Illinois &
Michigan Canal during tho year 1850 were
sll5,GI5, and the expenses, Including $4,000
patt! for building loci at CopIeras Creek
ulti s4,5s5 paid tor constructing Spring Lake
Canal, were Sls0,::ss2.
, 1881-01-12

1lExnY UEcKE1L who abducted IN itn,nl-
grant girl to n house Of il'-repute III New
York, i1ns been convicted and sent to tho
I'cnitcntiary for twelve years. Dora Scl'cr-
ntckcw, tho keeper uf tho "dlye," was sent
down for the same time. Served them right.
, 1881-01-12

Dorit branches of tho California Legislature
balI0ted for United States Senator yesterday.
'rlle votc In the llousa stoosl: Miller {1.ep.)
r., Wallace tDc,n.) II, scattering 4; anl in
tho Scnatc, Miller n, WalIace 10. Henry
t,rorge =. Gc1,. Millcr's election OIL juint
fulltot IL NaS1iruf,
, 1881-01-12

TIE House Committee OIL Elections dccitl-
cd yesterday to dismiss tho case Of l1nral-
SUI ngaEnst Shelley. member from tho Fourth
Alabalaa District, and atso ths casa Of Me-
Cube ngni,st 0rtll, member for tic Mutt. III
diana District, md agrvcd to rrlort tllat both
Shelley and Ortiz a1o entitled to rctaln their
Aeatd.
, 1881-01-12

MIRANDA, n young Mexican. attempted to
outruge one Ut u party OF three girls near
Los Angeles, CAL. last Sunday. Tho girls
arm was broken In the struggle. Her com-
panlons gave the alarm, mud A1iranlo WIS
captured nnd lyMclIed.
, 1881-01-12

RrsslA Is said to have given lts adhesion
to the arbitration plan for tllc settlement of
tllu tlrcco- Turkish difficulty. Tllis 1nakes
European concert complete. How long It
will remain 81 rer,afns to be- seen. 1t Is Alsa
alleged that A,lStria. t;ern'aity. a1ll Russia
have rearrnpEctl MI nltinnec.
, 1881-01-12

mere. Tile Scnatc spent inost Of tlie ttay Ill
discussing tic bill for tho relief Of lhn
1Io!tadny, aiti the District Trn,np bill. DIR
i,x tlIu discussion Ut tle former Sol'ie sharp
passages ut arllts took pacs butweet, Conk-
ling Ind Mcpherson. No final action was
takcn OIL either bill.
, 1881-01-12

EVEN III Corsica, the william Donapnrtist
stronghold, tho Republicans have won COIL
plcte and overwhelming victory, elcctlng
ntnety.eiEllt out OF los members Of the local
Legislature.
, 1881-01-12

a VIENNA dispatch SAWS that Rudolph. the
Austrian Crown-rrtnce, Will visit Egypt ln
February, which seems to Indicate that "he
has gone back" on Stcphanto of BcIgiu'n.-
or that Stepllanio has "gono back" Oh him.
, 1881-01-12

THE railroad companies ire organizing
strone lobby to prevent tho passagc Of the
Ncagnn Transportation bill. Mr.. Reaealt.
however, counts Of. II nlaJorltyof llfty for tho
,na11ttrA
, 1881-01-12

T11111r A. GonnA1In, who WINS elected
Auditor of WabnahA County, Minnesota,
lust November, shot ht,nself dead at 1'[ain-
view In that S:nte yesterday. 1iu has been iii
bRtl health for sotno tits,u.
, 1881-01-12

THE p0n.los lIaye made common cause
with tile Raslltos, aud both tribes, together
with tho Boers, have 1nAl1o tho lot Of John
Bulls representatives iii South Africa an
unhappy one.
, 1881-01-12

RonE1tr MCQtrA1d. Financial Sccretaryof
thu Typographical Union Of tlIis city, llAs
LETT for parts unknown. takinx with him
funIs belonging tu the Union.
, 1881-01-12

Gov. PotrrE1l's udtlress seems to have hit
tllo lntliana Dc1s,0crats rather hard. Several
bourbon members IT the Indlnnn Senate re-
ferrctl to his message yesterday III anything
but q kindly manner,
, 1881-01-12

4 NEW weekly paper called tho american
Frutcc.iontst lnatto Its appearance in New
York yesterday. Its nan,e indicates Its prln-
cip!cs and policy.
, 1881-01-12

Ir is thought by well.lufnrmcl persons
TINT Congress will take 10 action tl,ts session
oil the t,atlor Ut reducing tho taxation Of.
National bullks.
, 1881-01-12

Mn. FORECAST courtctl tho girl TINT Mt.
Buckles did, near Tie old ncnder fnrl, In
Kansus. Tlcy quarrotcd, and Forecast killed
buckles 4 few days ago.
, 1881-01-12

GEN. IlAwLEv WIS nominated for Senator
by tho Connecticut Republican legislative
cn,,cus last night. Tho vote WAS by accla-
nation, aid unanimous.
, 1881-01-12

THE explosion OF coal~oil lamp led to
Mrs. Egert0n and her 3-year-nid sou being
burned to death ut Washington, N. j., htou-
luy night.
, 1881-01-12

A l,1I.I. Inns been introduced In tic Ar1aa-
sas Legislature to regulate rni1roa.t pnssetl.
gcr a,lt freight rates. Tie bill provides for
tElree classes or passenger rates.
, 1881-01-12

TIL: Ohio Republican legislative caucus
nominated Secretary Sherman by ucclnl,In'
t1on alNt a,nid cheers for United States Sella'
tor last night.
, 1881-01-12

SENATOR SLATER, Of Oregon; introduced
bill In tho Senate yesterday fixing tho price
otever.lsumbere1 section, "WltA!n the limits
Of any railroad, military, Or wagon road
sFunt tn nraaluutlpa sett!exs" at Sl75 per
, 1881-01-12

liz tho explosion OF kerosene-lamp at
1lca.llnx, In, lust night, two children were
killed and QUO ,naIl was fatally Injured,
, 1881-01-12

T.tE Marquis Ut lsIp0n, V!coroy Of India,
continues In poor health, all previous state
mants to tho contrary Notwithstanding.
, 1881-01-12

TIE bill prohibiting poolsolllng passed. tho
Ohio Legislature yesterday, aud received tllo
approval OF tho tloyefnDr.
, 1881-01-12

ABOUT $1,000 worth Of securities hayo
bcc,. siotch frpm tho safe Ut JulIn j. Hart
rIar, Of Philadelphia. No Glow to the rob-
btTB.
, 1881-01-12

j3orM branches OF the Kansas Legislature
oreanIzed yesterday ). D. johnson was
elected Speaker Of tie Assembly,
, 1881-01-12

IT is ruu,ored that Earl Cowper Is about to
resign tho V!ceruyalty OF ireluIll. lie ll1s
lua,lo conspicuous failure liz that position.
, 1881-01-12

THERE wero 3.7Js buildings erected In this
city last yoar at NJ estimated cost Of oyer
$p.0oQ.O0Q g. - -, =
, 1881-01-12
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON.
Passage by the House Of the
Indian Appropriation
Bill. :
.fho Enemies Of the Peace Oommis-
sion Successful in Its
Abolition.
Faildre Of the Attempt to Transfer Tho
Indian Bureau 10 Tho Var
Department.
A Permit = Me to Remark
Southern Grafton by SEN
ator Morgan.
Hotladay's Claim Still Dragging lis Slow
Length Through the Senatorial
Sessions.
Tho Senators Ticklcd Over
"pucA'S" Picturc-L0gan's
Isnking Of Randolph.
Opponents Of National Banks Nu-
merous and Formidable
Delegate Cannon.
Specimens OF Political Lies Fraudulent.
II Frankcd Last Fnll-De Les
seps as S,Yinllcr.>
Secretary Bohurz to Got Sharp Turn IN
the senate- Senator Mcdonald to
Marry.
Daily globe., 1881-03-19
Miscellaneous.

Ratifying and modifying state contract with Sey-m m
Appropriating money for purchase of books for 100
To prevent debtors from giving preference to
. creditors, and for release OF debts against ~
To prevent destruction Of fish during spawning
TO prevent use of abusive or obscene language los
Providing for payment of salary OF district
attorney of twelfth lO6
Relating to insurance other than life, fire and ~.
To organize school for idiots and imbeciies =. 03
Relating to costs and disbursements in criminal M
Providing for representation of State at Inter
TO provide for reporting publishing and selling.
Minnesota reports. II
Relating to foreign corporations. ons............1l2 1l2
Relating to apportionment for legislature. liz
Providing for surrender of principal by his sure
ties bail. Ht
Regulating traffic in oleomargarine. lis
Relating to payment of salaries OF county attor-
Relating fDSHi to %iiiers and Manufacturers insur-
Relative to statistics concerning Sioux massacrells
Relating to savings banks. ....... ..ll9
To encourage timber culture, and to provide
Providing for rebuilding and refurnishing State
capitol. III
Legalizing conveyances and proceedings relating
Relating to erection of party walls. s......-...l23
Appropriating money for erection OF building for
school for idiots and imbeciles. LA
For inspection of steam boilers and licensing
incorporating religious '26
To repress and punish dsorderly conduct on ,ou
Providing Tor relief Of settlers on state swamp
lands and adjustment of land grants. E3
To extend time of payment for seed grain fur
nished sufferers from grasshopper ravages. l29
Daily globe., 1881-03-19
T0srsas and Counties.

Completing organization of Wadena county. t3
Relating to duties of county treasurers and care
OF pubic 1unQS 81
Completing organization of Kittson county,. IS
To detatch county of Lincoln from county OF
Lyon, and organizing same for judicial pur-
eV
Defining boundaries, and organizing Traverse
county. o. o.
Relating to printing blanks for county officers. "
Providing for suspension, removal, and ap-
pointment of county treasurers. 80
Relating to town insurance companies-.........9 80
To organize Stevens county, and legalize acts of
county OhcerS VI
Prescribing time of holding court in Renville
To provide for division of Polk county, to or
ganize a new county, and for other purposes SO
Relating to organization of Big Stone county 81
Authorizing cities and villages to issue bonds
for erection of public buildings. So
Change of county lines of Polk and Marshall. Sc
To detatch county of Grant from seventh
To detach Pipestone county from Rock and or
ganize same for judicial purposes and provide
for terms of district court IS
Relative to registering and payment of finterest
Relating to compensation of county commits
Daily globe., 1881-03-19

AN ACT to amend section one hundred and sew
enty-fve Q75), title six (6) chapter eight (Sl
general statutes of 1878, and to repeal chapter
three of the general laws of 1879, relating to
lister of deeds.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State Of
Minnesota:
Section 1. That section one hundred and sew
entyive (175), title six ) chapter eight lS) gen.
eral statutes of 1873 relating to register of deeds
be amended so as to read as follows:
Section IT'S. Every register of deeds, before he
enters upon the duties of his Office, shall take and
subscribe the oath prescribed by law, which said
oath shall be endorsed on the certificate of his
election or appointment. and he shall also give q
bond payable to the State of Minnesota, with good
and sufficient sureties, in the penal sum of five
thousand dollars, to be approved by the board Of
county commissioners of his county, conditional
that he will faithfully and impartially fulfill the
duties of his Office. Said bond and oath Of Office
shall be recorded in the Office of the clerk Of the
district court of the proper county and forwarded
by said clerk to the secretary Of state.
Sec. 2 That chapter three of the general laws
of 1879 relating to register Of deeds, be- and the
same is hereby repealed.
Sec. 8. This act shall tske effect and be in force
from and after its passage,
Approved February 2 leS1.
Daily globe., 1881-03-19

AN ACT to amend section 372 of title of
chapter 81 of the general statutes of1S7S, re-
lating to insurance.
Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of
Minnesota.
Section L. That section 372 OF title of
chapter 81 of the general statutes of 1878 be
amended SO as to read as follows:
Sec. 372. No foreign marine insurance COM
pany shall do business in this State unless it
has on deposit with the commissioner of this
State the sum of two hundred thousand dol
lars invested and valued rs prescribed in Sec
tion four of title three, or unless it has com.
piled with the next section.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be.in
force from and after Its passage.
Approved March 8, 1881.