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Daily Republican., 1882-05-17
They WOn't Aceede.

The building contractors are to hold
a m eating this afternoon to determine
mon what course to pursue in view of
the present bricklayers strike Inc evi.
dent determination amongst them at
the present time is not to accede to the
demand.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-17
Thst Babe Of Ours.

Take it to Suttsrley g. Co., 3O2 Mar
ket ut. and have a photograph taken of 1t
before it is taken sick. They take one
dozen cards tor $15O.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-17
MARI RIAGE E6.

MALANY-BATES.- On May llth, 1857, at
Chadds' Ford, Delaware county, Pa. by
Rev. J. Wesley sullivan, Mr. Joseph ".
Malany, Of Oono0rdville. to Miss Ella u.
M. Bates, OF East Bradford.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-17
rIat cid Picture.

Take 1t to sutterley B Co., 302 Mar
ket street, and have 1t COZ led before II
fades all out They copy them to any
sise and their prices are low.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-17
DUBLIU SALE.

Will be sold at Public sale, at the Hotel
Yards, in stanton New Castle Co., Del. ON
THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1882,
at LEO o'clock, p. m, sharp,
~R 40 fresh COWS, springers, bulls. fat
stock, ewes and lambs.
NO postponement on account Of weather, II
st oTmy will sell In the day.
= Dinner at II o CLOCK, free.
= This stock was selected with great care BY
M ARSH LII BAILEY, Agent for REUBEN
SATTERTHWAlTE. W. "A. NICHOLS, Auct.
ml7 1twdts WA. X. FLlNN, Clerk.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-17
OUR CARPET DEPT

Is supplied with one hundred
different styles from which
to select from, and it is can
didly admitted by all who
visit it that no house in Will
mington carry such a splen-
did assortment.
We still sell these goods
at the popular prices lnau-
gurated by ourselves.
Wool-flling Ingrains, SC
cts, Extra Supers, IS cts. tc
$1.oo, Tapestry, 75c.
We will sell you any o
these goods, and give yo'
Liberal credit as cheap a!
any other House will to-
cash, and IS to so per cent
less than any other lnstalmen
House.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-17

syOR RENT-FOR GENTLEMEN .OR
~ man and wife two communicating
rooms furnished or unfurnished with use OF
bath and parlor, no children. Apply ct AoS
Market st. ml7-ltt
Daily Republican., 1882-05-17
FEW ADyERTIsEHEMTs.
The Second Period
in Boys Clothing.

The long trouser period
beginning at from ten to
twelve years, and running
on until about fifteen. The
average boy of about these
years is rather crushed by
society at large, but we
think of him, plan for him,
and try to win his regard
by pleasing him with his
Clothing. For boys of this
period we have now ready
80 Ion g lines of suits
Among them are Assabet
suitings at $500, Rough
and Tumble Cassimeres at
$3.50, Elberons Cheviot at
$500, Spring Lake Suiting
|$S.OO and 5000, and other
|styles up to the finest i'm
ported at 81 700.
| Every department in Oak
Hall is completely ready tor
la great Spring business
1--WE are certain it will begin
| this week. The first corners
will get the best chance at
the stock.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-17

NOTED Men +!
DR.. JOHN F. HANCOCK,
Late President Of the National Phar.
maceuical Association Of the United
States, says:
"Brown's Iron Bitters has
heavy sale, Is conceded to be fne
tonic: the character of the manu-
facturers is . voucher for its purity
and medicinal excellence.
DR.. JOSEPH ROBERTS,
President Baltimore Pharmaceutical
College, says:
"Iindorse 1t as fine medicine.
reliable as a strengthening, tonic,
free from alcoholic poisons.
DR.. 7. FARIs MOORE, PH.
d., Professor of Pharmacy, Balt-
more Pharmaceutical College, says:
"Brown's Iron Bitters is a safe
and reliable medicine, positively
free from alcoholic poisons, and can
be recommended as tonic for use
among those who oppose alcohol.
DR.. EDWARD EARICKsoN,
Secretary Baltimore College of Phar-
macy, says
IL indorse II s an excellent
medicine, a good digestive agent,
and non-intosicant in the fullest
sense"
DR.. RICHARD SAPlNGToN,
one of Baltimore's oldest and most
reliable physicians, says:
"All who have used it praise its
standard virtues, and the we'll
known character Of the house which
makes it is a sufficient guarantee
Of Its being all that is claimed, for
they are men VINO coulo not pc m
duced to offer anything else but .
reliable medicine for public use.
A Druggist Cured.
Boonsboro, Md. Oct. IA, 1880.
Gentlemen: Browns Iron Bit
ters cured me Of bad attack OF
Indigestion and fullness in the stom-
ach. Having tested it, take pleas
ure in recommending it to my Gus
TONERS, and am glad to say it gives
entire satisfaction to all.
Cso. W. HOFFMAN, Druggist.
Ask your Druggist for Browns
IRON Bl1TERs, and take no other.
One trial will convince you that it
is Just what you need.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-17

UyANrED-A GIRL TO Do uENEh AL
w housework. Apply at No. 2Ol East
Fifth street. ml7-If
Daily Republican., 1882-05-17

CTOP AT FORD'S GROCERY. FLOUR,
y feed and hay market, Front and Mary
land Avenue.
Although groceries have advanced In prices
we ace yet selling low: dried apples &c.; evap.
Grated apples l2c.; 8hs prunes 2bc u; 1b good
coffee 2bc.; honey drop l6c.; hne syrup ,1c.,
those are tho best syrups sold In the city f0r
the money. Our 400. tea is extra, our 500.
tea is fne our e0c. tea can't be heat; coftees.
10, ~ Is, is, a. 25 80, 50, We sell nothing but
standard goods; -four for s7.6O is the best In
the city for the money and we are
the only ones who sell that brand; our $500
-four is patent process. other brands We VII
or: for -four ss we'll as any other article
VI will refund the money when not satisfied,
40 buyers take no risk. P.J. FORD,
matf Front and Maryland Ave.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-17

AXYANTED A BOY (le) WANTS A
w place In an office, good writer, and
correct at figures. Address Nv. g. this
ONCE. nl7-u"
Daily Republican., 1882-05-17

TERMS.-ON A BILL OF
$1,000, $l.W DOWN AND
$1.OO A WEEK, AND IF
THE GOODS ARE NOT SAT-
ISFACTORY AND AS RE-
PRESENTED COME TO US
AND WE WILL ALLOW YOU
ALL REASONABLE CLAIMS.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-17
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT,
OUR CLOTHING DEPT.

Is acknowledged to contain
the best goods, the hand
soonest styles and incest fit
ting garments in the mar
ket,; and as good value (fol
the money! as any Cash
House and % to 90 pei
cent better than any othel
|Installment or Credit House
lin town.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-17
DO BUSINESS.

And in a large measure
accounts for the unprece-
dented success which the
house has attained.
As the season is now at
it's height we would call
your attention to the splen-
did display made in all our
different departments, and
first of all we will mention
Daily Republican., 1882-05-17

Ask your Druggist for Browns
IRON BlTTERs, and take no other.
One trial will convince you that it
is Just what you need.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-17
A Druggist Cured.

Boonsboro, Md. Oct. IA, 1880.
Gentlemen Browns Iron Bit.
tiers cured me Of bad attack OF
Indigestion and fullness in the stom-
ach. Having tested it, take pleas
ure in recommending it to my GUS
toners, and am glad to say it gives
entire satisfaction to al"
Cso. W. HOFFMAN, Druggist.
The Republican journal., 1882-08-24
MARRIED..

In Frankfort, Aug. 10th, by Upton Treat ESD
MIR. Albert NJ. Merchant and Miss Florence +. But
tcrticld, both of Frankfort.
In Unity. Aug. Eth, by Rev }. A. Morelen, Mr.,
Unity.
In Winterport, Aug. 4th, Mr. $. W. Conren and
Miss susie \. McManus both of Winterport
In Linconvile. Aug. nth, Miss Hattie c. Ryder
and 4. W. Henderson, both of LincolnNille
In Frankfort, Aug. 9TH, Reuben :. Hopkins Of
pcct.
In Warren, Aug. 10th, AFRO NJ. Dowse of Lowell,
Mass and Lizzie G. Hovey, OF Warren.
In Ninalhaven. Aug. nth, j. Warren Gray and
Cora Caldcrwood, both of Ninalhayen.
In Rockland, Aug. 9TH, Charles b. Brown and
Elnora Gray, both of Rockland,
In Ellsworth, Aug. 18th, Capt. Charles NJ. Alley
and Miss Agnes c. Remick, both of Ellsworth
In Ellsworth, Aug 18th, Mr.. Calvin j. Sargent
and Miss Mary l.. Royal, both of Ellsworth.
The Republican journal., 1882-08-24
Generalltles.
Arab claims to have an army of 120 900 men.
Rev. Henry Ward Reecher will lncture in

| oo
iAo' ''''nis ~ ii''e an alls u i-"'ooV iliel'
| Rev. Henry Ward Beecher will lecture in
Lohe'oh next season.
Violent storms are renorted in Kansas Wis
consin and Sherbrooke. province of Ouebec
The estimated income of Uncle sam for the
next fiscal wear is ohout half hilIion If dollars
| rye as being cheaper than corn md more fatten.
ing.
The King and Queen of Corea have been as
surrection. '''> Wy : - : '''''' u NJ
The Massachusetts GreenbackerS have NOM
mated Benjamin +. Butler for Governor with
frlghtful atrocities by Apaches in Northern
Mexico are reported. The Indians are threat
enlng New Mexico.
nlne-Story piano factory on Fifty-seventh
street New York city, was burned Friday
night. Loss S5000o0
Snotor Jo,. "a,
people of Massachusetts defending his vote on
the river ana haroor bill
ri. sold th,+ h,,;.,t t,,.,. 1,,...,... ......,
o,,a;rs >t Trc lr' oai'Il tnnt hSsp' slru!SIt
gaining ground in the Egyptian army
RIA .,,,,la 49,, 4, .;,,, ....
Iioht rPa aNIos ,lrnI, ~ IS selH
Il; ~ ptlliS Lioin w trees
rho VIA, g a. ~,- v,. x,. 49,,
baat ~ NJ His u unt ~ lolA laelt ,luo
,n;a >' oo 9u''e1 ~, "Nfr thity
'''"' ise' u! -'iii' VS. h'r tIne oeiig fth'
Eapt' Tepo mas peei, cIl"litiSeu py ihohas
90 'lic siloIl us'aiirt sW ihlinGf'
~ i"''n u one vi t"o illIes, LOT o"Voa size.
An appeal is made for aid for the WORKING
pg4pIt q nrownsnile, leAas, WhQ are thrown
~ f y 'inp'oS ineh' on account 81 lht YelIo"
io'''
senator h. IL. Hin of Georgia. died Iastweek.
His funeral look Mace saturday aftnrnnnn ,t
The Republican journal., 1882-08-24
Boston Market.

SATURDAY.. Aug. II.
BUrrER-The demand is stronger for fine grades
amt is firmly hcti by those who have it, northern
creamery, 2Ga21c; fair to good, 23a25r, Vermont,
Franklin county, fine, - l26c; New orl and Yer
mont choice dairy, 2ta25c fair to good, - 423c. do
common, u d22c; western creamery 25G 26c; fair to
good. - 424c; do choice dairy, l942lc fair To good.
lN4l9c, adle, choice lSdl9r; fair to good. l6Gl1r.
common. a. l5r.
CHEESE Market is firm and prices are well su~-
taned fine factory, ll4ll!sc, and fancy. ll',r.
western factory, l04l2i2r; fair to good S99r; com
mon, 6G1c.
EGGS-Thc market at the close of the week was
easier and prices lower; fine fresh eastern. - G25c;
northern, pc; the egg market is notably easier all
along the line.
BEANs-The market is dull and quiet; pea beans,
picked, strictly select - 593 80, fair to good
81 1ja3 50; medium hand-picked, s. 9Oa3. yellow
eyes, 81 i0a3 so, red Kidneys = 15a2 81
PoTAToES-Sales moderate AT - - AZ for Long
Islands; Bristol ferrys. sag -: natives 8 15a3.
~ To quality, some selling higher.
APPLES Market very variable and unsettled the
poorer quality predominating; good apples are
qnoted at S393 30 T. Dbl; common, 81 al 30. We saw
some Pippins from the west quoted at 81 T. bhl the
Williams is held at 50cgSl y box.
The Republican journal., 1882-08-24

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD. MI
souri, RIVER BOATS. THE UNTI TORI
RED MAN. BENTON.

| 49,, -..
soI-RI pIvFR Ro,rs I'm. TDHr,.roprn
RED MAN. DENTON.
Correspondence of the journal
a journey from n. Y. to Montana is. through
all its length. an encomium upon the civilization
of Americana the Northern Pacific railroad
At some points to be sure. the embryonic con
dition of the former is SUSPECTED. but inrom-
pleteneSs in the conyeniences of the latter is
never felt. 50 cncompassed were we bv the
courtesy of officials while on the Northern Pa
| ciic railroad and by the comfort of all its ar
rangements that we were scarcely conscious of
having exchanged the commonplace luxury of
the East for the excitement Of Western oEperi-
ence until We had reached the end Of our iour-
nev bv rail- Then. D traveller w,II ussd to
ocean steamers or eastern river boats then
prepare 10 be- the recipient of new ideas on the
subject of >hipbuldiug and river NAVIGATION.
Every body knows the simplicity OF ,tate-room
furniture and how there i, never more than
room to cmrrgc from the berth ana precipitat,
ones head into the wall or into the water
| pitcher as chance max dictate. or room was.
moreover. exactly over that rart M th. boar
machinery N,t the scientific be accurat,, where
there is an iron bar which thumr, VIGOROUSLY
and unintorruptedIv But these are merely point>
of general application. or of local interest. and
possibly moi a. entertaining 10 the general read
er a> thr facts that all Missouri boats ard made
without the >ide-whcel Of most Eastern steam
er> -a modern Improvement which wnulI
prove fatal among the shifting sand banks of
I IA. ~,
The Republican journal., 1882-08-24
A Few More Left.

and happy circumstance it Is, too, that notuith-
standing the rapidly increasing demand for Hunt
Remedy, there are i few more bottles left This is,
indeed joyful news for the afflicted. People are
beginning 70 find out that they have kidneys, ami
that weakness Of the back and ons, amt many sup
posed rheumatic pains. come from those delicate
organs, and may be precursors of serious troubles
like Brlghts Disease, and of death. People are also
finding out that the sure specific 70 all ailments
the liver, bladder. and kidneys is Hunts Remedy.
and hence the great and increasing demand. And
still We are able to say of the bottles of this great
rpmeNlN, therN are 90 few moro left
The Republican journal., 1882-08-24

IsLEsBoRo. The entire community is in grief
over the death of Mr. Dorathy Glkoy who dia
on the 18th, aged 81 years She has been member
of the church 60 years. Mrs d, was deyout Chris
tian, a kind neghbor and beloved by the whole
town.
NINALHAvEN. An excursion party went from
here last week to Matinicus island. and another
party to Starboard Rock....A two years old child
of Andrew Stewart fell into a spring on Saturday
and was drowned. The May Field makes three
trips to the Camp Ground this week
The Republican journal., 1882-08-24
SHIP NEW s.
PORT OF BELFAST.

Aug. l9lh, schrs. j. Ponder, .Jr, Ryan, Salem
Fannie & Edith, Warren, Saco.
Aug. 10Th, schr. Mary Farrow, Condor, Bangor.
2lst, schr Welaka Cottrcl Boston.
22d schrs. Lillian, Ryan, Boston; Florida
Ferguson. do; Minctta, Wade, do; Annie l.. Me
Keen, Patterson, do.
SAILED.
Aug. 10TH schr. Harmona, Pattershall, Bangor.
18th, schr. Cephas Starrett, Lawrence, Ban
gor; brig Annie & Lilly, OBrien. jacksonville.
Aug. lSth schr. +. l.. Warren, labbage Boston
The Republican journal., 1882-08-24

NORTH -As:ELiIAN REVIEW. The leading
Is by Dorman B. Eaton. on political assess
ments. "Oaths in Legal Proceedings" by
Judge Edward A. Thomas, is discussion of
the question whether the interests of morality
and of public justice alike. would not be pro-
NOTED by the abrogation of all laws requiring
testimony to be given under the sanction of an
oath. Thompson B. Maury, late of the Signal
once. contributes an article on 'Tornadoes
and their Causes which. in addition to its
scientific interest. possesses the merit of sug-
costing many practical measures for averting
disaster to life and property from wind-storms.
"Archltecture in America" by Clarence Cook.
is marked by freedom of utterance that is
refreshing In this respect it deserves to rank
with Commander Gorringe's celebrated paper
On the United States>Nayy. Augustus g. Cobb
writes Of Earth Burial and Cremation." and
>. f. Manning. in an article entitled The
Geneva Award and the Ship-ownerS" sets
forth the justice of the claims of consgnors of
cargoes and owners of vessels to indemnitica-
ton out of the Geneva Award fund, for losses
from the acts Of Confederate cruisers The
Review i sold ~ booksellers and newSdealers
generally.
ORIENTAL RELIGIONS. BY President John
Card. University of Glasgow, and other auth
ors. Price 10 cents. J. Fitzgerald & Co..
Publishers. 81 Lafayett Place. New York We
have in the neatly printed work named above.
and which forms No. IS of the "Uumboldt
Library Of science" . series Of profound and
learned studies upon four Of the great historic
cal religions If tho world namely. Brahman-
i'm. Buddhism. ConfucianSm ana Zoroastrism,
Or the religion Of ancient Persia. These ESSAYS
are written from di>tinctvely Christian point
u view, yet everywhere the author, purpose
to do full in>tice to Whatever is good and true
in thest ancient religious systems i manifest
There i not 4 more interesting object Of study
than that of tho Faiths Of Mankind
LlrlELL'> LNING AGE The numbers Of the
Living Ne for August 18th and 10Th contain !:
American Society in American Fiction. Edin-
burg Review; Tie Tunins-Pont Of the
Middle Ages, Contemporary; With the Emil
grants: and Nluhammad ana His Teaching,
Nineteenth Century; French Prisons and
Convict Establishments: and Deserted Car
dcn. tomhill; The Grimes Of Colonization.
paIl Mall; Alexandria, Saturday Review
"reminiscences Of Visit to Sir John Franklin
Chambers journal; Dickens as a Drumati>t
Spectator: with instruments Of robin"
Hanson AMATEUR. The Ladies' I.ndores. e
"a Cats Paw and George Considne" and
selections of poetry.
The Republican journal., 1882-08-24

SHIPPING ITEMS. The annual report of the
work of the revenue steamer Woodbury. forthe
year ending June 3Ofh shows that Tire Wood
bury has been on continuous service and sailed
1900 miles; has rendered assistance in about
fifteen eases to vessels IN distress: ana ha~ yea
seven lives, four of which were those of pel.-
sons taken from the water. She has reported
upward Of 1900 vessels, and seized between
twenty and thirty for Violation Of the revenue
laWs...,..Thcre is a project for erecting first
class machine shop i'll Bath for building marine
engines for 2o0o ton Ships Hon. Guy G. Go~>
is the mover in the cnterprise......Thcr has
never betna time in the history Of Essex. Mass
when the Shipbuilding industry was more pros
porous than at present. Every master builder
has one or more vessels on the stocks and con
tracts ahead which Will require the balance of
this and large proportion of the coming year
to fultil.....C ahn. as we'll As Stceragc pa>>,n-
gers, will be assessed under the new head
money law.
The Republican journal., 1882-08-24

7easi'e 'Nliloh-
Phn Moody of Belfast has sold a valuaI,ls
horse to a Portland gentleman.
shin rooDo.o Ca,,4 ,,o+o,,., -,
| ,noptb r,,,- A.. >, -. "
| - 'o'iie' N'i''eN to' passengers az the
o7'Ni''' iiioi mig
Inc Maple Grove Camp meeting Will begin at
West sear>port Sept. lst and continue ten days.
During Camp meeting week the Ro.to, hoa+s
touch at Northport both morning and evening
Ut. Dit,
''''i ." mere
-, ~ Nei-
| ''''' P'i'ie
We 'i'h pretend 70 correct all the errors Or
omissions or the Ase' put we viii inform our
iflthds l''ai imam Berry was renomi-
! from the list of candidates This is sbahh, .,,
ment for the best nominee ON thu. ticker
,,,.',. ,,..l.. ., ''N'tN ca III '"'7
4, 20, % non j. H. Drum
= - ior'lahl anu
iiei = "3"''' - ihoi'ia7i'h' Mt prummont
I II " 'i'''''e' 81 uie idiiloaH' ahi MtsSr>-
0'''9 ~ ~ h'H IPI'i insurance case
oar Sandy Point CORE >pou lent Hast week Stated
that the city of Bu4 = had selected lare in that
/ Town for the "lierso. Retreat" We learn that the
cottage OF the late Mayor Dale OF Bangor, SANDY
/ Point, ha> been purchased Additional lands viii
"' 7e'ufe IN inc vicinity, an appropriate grounds
/ tal1 cut
\ Bangor mau Who is said to lie rool authority
iA .e nattcs ~al. there l. hot over 80 900 tons Of
/ Ire in Maine aiming unsall aha In the hands Of
| first aNuer- He advises owners l., refrain from
selling t the present low prices Tn, l-on i far
advanced however and il would be wise. 10 iI if >,
/ fair pricei- offered
A., u-5iIi.,,,, II .....:..
Win his parents. at Belfast Maine. }n,tnn ut
II" '"0''I"" .''7 ''ttn running STOUT
~ ~ ,'' -'.'' + III /" nv" ~
r ~''''''' " ''A' Il. '''' Ut p"'
' ~ ' ''' 'i'
" ''''''' ''-
' ' ''' '''''' WIZ "' '''''t'i''' 'l' 81 '"'"'
lhe criminal expenses OF Waldo county before
THE recent telluof the COUNT, t,f1ri-,i ,r-' Court
i this ,sv ,-ir. rait -i-2 2l rl,a j,-..t t- b..,
The Republican journal., 1882-08-24
LOST.

nNE RED FOUR YEAR OLD COW WITH
~ white spot in forehead three white feet, the
other partly So Whoever will return her give
information by mail or otherwise to me at Freedom
shall be duly rewarded. e. B. KEEN.
Freedom, Aug. %, 1SS2.-4
The Republican journal., 1882-08-24
Clippings.

1t is reported that senator Mcpherson lDem}
of New Jersey hopes to secure il reelection
through the influence of the railroads. So much
for the great party which hrottlcs m0nopolics
Boston journal.
COY. Plalsted makes Il very rash statement in
his letter of acceptance when he says ''that the
united opposition to the Republican party are
opposed to all banks of issue state or national
In view of the fact that one Of the opposition
candidates for Congress is a Bank President.
and that very many Democrats are members of
banking institutions. this assertion must be re-
sarded rs mere buncombe. Bridgton News.
Fancy General Samuel Cary standing up be-
fore Fusion audience in Bangor and denounc-
ing the veto of the refunding bill of 1881 by
President Hayes That was bill which was
particularly objectionable to the GreenbackerS
WhoVoted against it with all their might. Gencr-
al Cary is aGrccnbacker of the most pronounced
, type. On the passage of the bill it was opposed
by MeSsrs. Weaver and Gillette. of Iowa. bv
Mr.. de Ia Matyr, of Indiana. by Mr. Ford, Of
Missouri Mr.. FOrsaithe, of Illinois Mr.. Ioclm
Of Pennsylvania, and by Mr.. Murch of Maine.
in whose interest General Cary is stamping he
state. lld the faithful Greenbackcrs commit
mistake, or has General Cary changed his
mind: Boston Advertiser.
Some time since the Supreme Court of Maine
III an exhaustive opinion. declared that the Gov
ernor of that State cannot remove officers with
out the consent of the Executive Council Yet
III contempt of that opinion, Gov. Plaisted treats
three officers as removed by him by refusing to
sign warrants for their payment. The old cN-
Confederate Doorkeeper of the House wrote
friend that he (thc Doorkeeper) was bigger
than old Grant In few months the Door
keepers official life was ended. 1t is probable
that the political existence Of the Governor
who ignores the Supreme Court and who is
now bigger than all the rest of Maine, Will
meet the fate of the mighty Doorkeeper. BIOS
ton Journal.
The Republican journal., 1882-08-24
Meppian'S Golden DpODS.

H8'rwo days experience with MERRlAM'>
GOLDEN DROPS ha~ convinced hundreds of its
superior merits for summer complaints and the
worst cases OF bloody dvscntry, and Is destined to
convince hundreds more. For sale by druggists in
Belfast. 3moS52f
The Republican journal., 1882-08-24

new hotel in the Rangely region is finished
inside in the natural woods Of the country. and
it is said to be worth day, journey to >ee how
beautiful the grain of some kinds Of wood is,
particularly that of hackmaack and mountain
ash. one room is finished i'll clear spruce oiled
and vanished, and another in wild cherry.
There is in the sitting room noble fire place
The dining-room and parlor ARE finished in open
work to the ridgcpoIe. after the style Of 4
church, and the beams are squared. champercd
and oiled, with lust 4 line Of crimson 10 bring
out the shape.