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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-09-14

FISH AND FISHING. Codfshing along the
900 miles northwest Labrador coast is almost a
failure over one thousand vessels are fishing
on that section of the coast, and on a general
average they will not reach Il third of 4 re-
muncratyc catch..... 1t is not generally known
that the penalty is sixty dollars for stealing
lobster pots, but such is fact and fishing
parties should bear il in mind....At Wellhect,
Mass, for the week ending Sept 9th, there
have been T. arrivals of mackerel fishermen.
landing $50 Understandable Newfoundland
fishermen catch about s. 900, 900 worth of cod
every year, and how thoroughly the fish is
utilized is thus stated in Il letter from St
Johns: Every part Of the cod is useful; the
head fried is an csculent dainty-a kind Of
compound of sweetbread and calves foot
Jelly; the tongue cut out and nicely Drowned
in the frying pan is an improved imitation of
the fried oyster; the skin is used for fine glue
the sounds are eaten or made into the isinglass
of the cookbook, the Norwegians grind up the
bones for cattle feed. and the French buy the
spawn for batting their sardine fishing grounds"
......The Pemaquid fishing fleet have returned
home, and all bring light fares, and report Il
great scarcity of bait rs we'll as fish. Some are
making preparations for their annual trip west
ward after herring.....A whale fifty-three feet
in length, and said to be very large for Il bunch
back, with calf twenty odd feet, was brought
into Cranberry Isles harbor recently by Capt.
Higgins of the schooner Bloomer I ota
mackcrel landed by the New England fleet
for the week ending September 18th, We're 3D.
320 barrels against 22,273 barrels for the CORE
ponding week last year. This makes the total
catch to date 2S0,;S51 barrels against 222 ,2S1
barrels last year at this time, but after this
time till the close of the season last year the
catch was large, the three last weeks in Sep
TENDER running up total of $1,000 barrels,
and it will require at least 100000 sea-packed
barrels more to equal the catch of last year
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Generallt1es.
Iowa has one million of cows.

iowa mas one million OF cows.
The cholera epidemic at Manila is abating.
The harvests of the world are in an excellent
A London despatch says that Blair Athol, the
celebrated race horse, is dead
There was a severe earthquake at Panama,
| Thursday. No one was injured.
Key West now employs forty vessels in the
business of gathering sponges.
The sale of ntoxicants has been forbidden in
all restaurants of the Grand Trunk Railway.
Paul III. Haynes latest literary work is Il
short ode in memory of the late Senator Ben
Hill
Hanlan challenges Ross, Courtney and Lee,
to row for $500 and the championship of the
world.
The convention of national Union survivors
of rebel prisons was opened in New York
Sept. 9Th.
A Virginia farmer claims to have gathered
100 bushels of wheat from sowing of three
bushels.
Great damage has been done to the growing
crops i'll the British Islands by three days of
continuous rain.
Considerable excitement has been caused in
Newport, X. L., by the death of Il child of
Asiatic cholera. 1t is pronounced sporadic
case.
The difficulty between Japan and Corea has
been arranged by the payment of an indemnity
Of $500 900 by Corea.
The expenses of the two months trip to Eu-
rope Of the Jordan Il Marsh party Of Boston
were at the rate Of $3.50 person.
Mendelssohn's Wedding March is seldom
heard at nuptial ceremonies nowadays, the Bird
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-09-14
THE PEOPLE WANT PROOF.

sold by Druggists, that carries such evidence of
its success, and superior virtue as EosCnEE's GER
Man SYRUP for severe Coughs, Colds settled on the
breast, Consumption, on any disease Of the Throat
and Langs. proof Of that fact is that any person
afflicted, get 2 sample Bottle for 10 cents ana
try it superior effect before buying the regular
size 1t y cents Ii has lately been introduced in
this country from Germany, and its wonderful
cures are astonishing everyone that use it. Three
doses will relieve any case, Try it. 3m3I
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-09-14
MARRIED..

In this city, sept. 18th, at the residence of A. d.
Chase, by Rev Wooster Parker, Harvey s. Ware
OF New Y prk, an Miss Nettic +. Newbert of Bel
fast.
In Camden, Sept. 9Th, 10y Rev, William K. Cross
at the residence Of Capt Joseph L. Comant, Mr.
Robert =. Chase Of Belfast, and Miss Alice NJ
Brown Of Camden.
In SearSport, Sept. 18th, by Rev. Il. b. Merrill
Capt Albert T. Whittier and Miss Caro- A. Ridley
both of Sea- sport
In Bristol, sept Sd, by Rev. Paris Rowell, Mr.
Gilbert Il. Curtis of Frankfort, and Miss Della +
Sprou, only child of Capt Arthur Sproul of Bristol
In Rorkland, Sept. 9th, Arnold H. Jones and Cad
die 5. Fisk, both of Rockland
In Rockland, Sept 3D., Stllman Walton of War
rem, and Eva ii. Melvin of ;ockland.
In R0ckland, Sept I'd, Sumner T. Amcs and Lucia
f. Wallace, both of Rockland
In Rockland, Sept. I'd, A. W. Brmigion and SO
phrona Oliver, both of Warren.
In Friendship. Sept "a, Fred g. York of Var
mouth, and Viola 5. Poland of Friendship.
In RockIano, Sept. "a, Alden A. Slower and Carrie
A. Church, both of Rockland
In Brunswick, Meaubcc 5. Cashier of WaldoborO
and Ellen f. B. Haley OF Richmond.
In Ellsworth, Sept. LIST, Mr.. Eugene Ciough of
Ellsworth and Miss Rosa Jordan Of Waltham
In Ellsworth, Aug. Both, Mr.. Nathaniel G. jenkins
of Prince EGwart's Island, and Miss Annie NJ. An.
derson OF Ellsworth
In Beverly, Mass, Sept, 4th, Mr.. Scion Lovett OF
Ellsworth.
In Castne. Aug. Odd, Mr.. Orlando b. Howard
and Miss Emily Andrews of BrooksNillc.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-09-14

In this city, Sept 3D. Ezra p. Gray, aged IS years
and II months
In Cambridge, Aug ID, Martha p, wife Of viii
liam w. West, formerly of Belfast.
In West Winterport, Sept. 4th, Mr.. James Clark,
aged 81 years and months
In Winterport, Sept 9Th, Elisha Chick, Esq, aged
% years.
In Appleton, July oath, Mrs. Nette g., wife of
Joel S. Maddocks, aged 4S years.
In Camden, Aug. 3lst, Mrs. John Horton, aged IS
years and months.
In Rockland, Sept. It'll Asa d. Small, aged 81 yrs
In Rockland, Sept, Frank, son of Frank and
Katie +. Davis aged months.
In Rockland, Sept. 4th, Geo. d. Martin, aged 10
years.
In South Thomaston, Sept. 4th, Ambrose kalloch,
aged So years, months and 20 days.
In Thomaston, Sept 4th, child Of John McManus,
aged j months
In Wnterport, Sept. 18th, BERTHE, son Of 9. r. Hill,
aged months.
In Rockland, Sept. 18th, Mrs, Achsah Snow, aged
SO years and months.
In Rockland, Sept 18th, Katie, wife of Fred E.
Jackson, aged % years
In Rockland, Sept. I'd. Jane, wife, of Michael
O'Nei aged 81 years, month and % days.
In Thomaston, Sept. I'd, Eliza, widow of Major
David n. Piper, aged IS years and IL months.
In ROckland, Sept. I'd, Geo Emery, son of Martin
and Agnes f. Watson, aged weeks.
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The Star Route Trials.
THE JURY AGREE ONLY ON A PARTIAL We
DICT

The Star route cases were given to the jury
at 3 p. IN. Friday. At six the jury came in and
reported that they had agreed to IA verdict only
to one of the defendants. The court direct
ed the jury to retire for further deiberaton.
On Saturday they could not agree upon YER
diet, and Judge Wylie ordered them to be lock-
ed up without light or bed, there to remain I'M
til they agreed upon a verdict. On Monday at
2.05 p. IN. the jury reported through their fore
man that they were unable to agree. The court
stated that it had come to the conclusion to ac-
cept partial verdict. The roll of defendants
was then called, and all answered ''IIere." The
jury then rendered verdict Of acquttal as to
Turner, and of guilty as to Miner and Rerdel.
As to the others they were unable to agree. The
jury were then discharged. Counsel for Miner
and Rerdell gave notice of Il motion for arrest
of judgment and new trial.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-09-14

Instantly relieved With Pearls White Glycerine
1t also removes Tan, Freckes and the various fault
OF the complexion, ami is worth zen times il ,u-t
Try il. Druggists keep it.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-09-14

Announce s0 sEse public that
owing TO the great increase i'm
their business Tor The past few
years, they have been forced
TO procure the large and COM
snodious store formerly occu-
pied ny a. FERRY, which is
now being fitted up for as and
will probably be ready for &C
cupancy on or about Oct. LIST.
Up 10 she day of removal we
offer 90 The public The largest
portion of our stock at a great
sacrifice i'm prices. We will nos
attempt &c enunnsFaSe goods OF
specify tsse bargains we offer,
but merely Stale that the most
Of cur stock must be turned in
TO cash before the above dale,
and 10 make ts1is rapid transfer
we have made prices that will
guarantee an immediate sale.
AS we had no idea OF making
the change ihis fall we placed
our orders early for
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-09-14

In and around a cave III the Green Mountains
of Virginia hermit of immense size and with
long, snowy white hair and beard has lived for
forty years. He is over eighty years of age
and will speak to no man.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-09-14

Forests are disappearing, game be
coming extinct, the ponds, rivers, and
even the seas, depopulated Of their tinny
inhabitants; and the problem how to ar
rest this destruction and to repair the
wastes Of the past, is receiving earnest
attention. Tree planting and fish propa-
cation have been attended with Il suflci-
ent degree Of success to encourage furth
er efforts but public fish and game call
for further protection or they will soon
disappear from the abundant feeding
grounds Of the ocean, the lake, the
stream and the forest.
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News Of the Week.
THE REV ,.Nn,t,I shIR.


THE KEY, ,.N,.}I Hk!R.
Agricultural Society, held for the fourth time
on lne gioelius 9l 'le M9rcesler Enl ass So
tary Hon Daniel Needham Hon George r.
Loring the president, is absent west. The
entries in nearly III classes much below the
average. Poultry is an exception, last years
ulsp,ay oelnS uoupleo' me quahlltg OF lirll !
the season In horses aud cattle ali thr New
England States are represented except Rhode
Isano, thouSn hoI 10 as lIse an eAl .i as ~
was mich tho same o. tRat Of nrayious wears
The Secretary furnishes the following sum-
s uhn;s..I VI ei'i - ,vo.,.;,. o,,,
Deyons ..1ll Pairs Of steers &c;
Ayrshrcs ........--. .46 Pairs of sheep
1iere1ofus- ~ Long wooded 20
Gnernspys IA Merinos IL
Swiss -.--------.-26 Swine ..---..--.6r
liolsIelie- y Ioulirv zoo
KIM, 49, ~ III. i'','i-''i,-7'
rived ot Glourester Mass Snnt 6 frnm = Green
land trip. via Canso, with about 10000 pounds
OF o., netchea naliput, OF ABOUT tWo-thilos II rare
marknt havinc been Iractrail har Of smoked
halibut for a number of months and dependent
upon Slhail lotS OF heIches from lhe pahk lice''
Trim hank fntcbas hat,inr solI Iii. Ven i cnnt
pound There are four other Gloucester YES
sels-schooners Mary r., Herman bab>on, Con-
,,rno,oj i, th CIonninnJ h,,ei,s. NIL
season. Captain RYAN reports the fish scarce
ana me llret doing poorly nc reports very
tho', WI, tI,it y" ll ~ ia saio
from Gloucester MAY % arrived on the grounds
there were only two DAYS when il Was imno,-
sG9 TO ih ne l3t week 9ut ne 4i4 nor SAT-
man, did better. securing fair catch three
u 1oG 81 tle f Mn%N me Haot} lrt i zee "oo
The >chooners Mary f.. Concord and Hattie
coId1h %" I Femsb ' Gan b@ t l nrocrnIng
to Greenland.
''-i'i'
;, y N!1onal haIaf' :Nft; ailn mus Ii5 "a
EApo>il9n WI pc lcIo III ne l?tlll'a ',,Ii az
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-09-14

In Rockland, Sept LIST, Nellie Maud daughter of
Clifford B. and Anna NJ. Witham, aged months
In Washington, Aug. 3lst, Mrs. Josie A. Fland-
ers, aged p years and months
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-09-14
THE GARFIELD BAIAE.

A National Balar, Art, and Industrial
Exposition will be held in the rotunda and ad-
iaccnt halls, of the National Capitol. at Wash
ington. ID. e., November 10Th TO December 3D.
(inclusivr) 1sS2. as authorized by Joint reso-
luton of the Senate and Iious" of Representa-
tiyes, August :, 1882. The object for this under
taking is to raise funds with which to erect a
statute, in Washington. to the memory of
General James A. Garfield late President of
the United States. The work is in the hands of
Il committee of the Society of the Army Of the
Cumberland. who have already collected for
this purpose some twenty thousand dollars.
and expect with the results Of the exposition,
TO have sufficient sum With which to erect q
work betting the great name il is proposed to
commemorative
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-09-14

The 18th exhibition of the New England
Agricultural Society, held for the fourth time
on the grounds of the Worcester (Mass.,) So
cety, was formally opened Sept. by the secre-
tary Hon. Daniel Needham. Hon. George b..
Loring the president, is absent west. The
customary address was therefore made by Mr..
Needham The attendance was small and the
entries in nearly all classes much below the
average. Poultry is an exception, last years
display being doubled. The quantity of farm
produce is noticeably affected by the dryness Of
the season. In horses and cattle all the New
England States are represented except Rhode
Island, though not to as large an extent as in
previous years. The programme for the week
was much the same as that of previous years.
The Secretary furnishes the following sum-
marN of nntrinS
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Society Elsewhere.
HOLDEN


Miss Nora Campbell is visiting at
Paola, Kansas.
ID. s. Rickart is visiting bis daughter
at Lathrop, Mo.
Miss Norma Bsttes is convalescing
from an attack of fever
Miss Nora Campbell is visiting rela-
tives in Ossawatomie and Paola, Kansas.
Mrs. E. Williams, of Keokuk. Iowa,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. L. p. Libby
and wife.
Mrs Fitzpatrick returned from Kansas
City Tuesday evening. where she had been
visiting friends for week.
Mrs. Nettie Thornton, of Barry, and
Mrs Henry Wilson. of Pitts6ield, were the
guests of Mrs DR.. Dunn part Of this week.
Mrs. A. Green, of Pleasant Hill, spent
last Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. Mus
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If I should give YOU up,
Just put your life, you know,
Far out of mine and never
More, while going to and fro,
Speak cen your name, or touch
Your garments hem, or yet
Live DER the dear dead days,
Or long with sweet regret,
Dost think this heart of mine
Would beat aud burn and thrOf
Or every smile upon these lips
Would break into . sob?
/ know it; knowit we'll
And know, too, what to pour
The wine of love through life,
Or cast its drops before
An image-less than God
But dear, oh, sill so dear
The very thought OF parting thus
Would make the sunlight drear.
Nay, nay, l gave the best
No half heart faint with fears,
But this the whole libation thine,
Faith, trust unwet by tears.
Rosa PEARLE.
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1t will remembered last summer, that
Geo. d. Ellis, professional nasher, swore
out warrants for the arrest of w. w. Wat
son, editor of the Barry, Ill Adage, c. 81.
Wann, newsdeaier, Barry, and the mana
ger OF this paper, on the charge of criminal
libel.
Watson's crime was in publishing arti-
cles from the columns of the BAZOO
Wann's crime consisted in selling copies of
the BAzOO over his counter, and the BAZOO
manager had exposed the vile miscreant,
and thereby thwarted his efforts a; the de-
struction of several female hearts In the
sucker state.
At the November term of the circuit
court, in Pike county, Illinois, Mr.. Ellis
did not put in an appear ance to prosecute
the azores aid defendants, and of course the
grand jury ignored the whole matter and
threw the cases out Of court
The whole proceedings on the part OF
Ellis was bluff, without form or semblance
of justice. Every word that ever was pub
lished in this paper about the fellow was
true, and could, if necessary, be estab-
iished.
The BAzoo predicted, last July, that the
irosts of November would find Ellis else
where than in Pike county, when the
grand jury convened. And its words have
proven true.
One cent reward will be paid BY the
BAzOO Tor information which will develop
Ellis present abode.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-11-21

Michigan, are visiting at John Wilson's,
Maple street.
j. p. Scott, wife and son, w. r. Scott,
went down to Springfield last Thursday,
On the Gulf
Miss Ella Hitler leaves this week for
her former home, Jacksonville, to be pres
ent at the marriage of her brother, which
taxes place next week.
Miss Dora Jones, daughter of W..
Jones, mayor of Nevada, was in Sheldon,
last week. visiting Mrs. r. G. Campbell.
Miss Dora attended the Methodist church
festival last Friday night.
The Methodist church festival
was a grand success in in every
particular. The ladies deserve great
creditor one and all worked like Tro-
jams to make it q success financially. Al
most $l25 was realized toward procuring.
seats for the new CHURCH.
ODESSA.
Mrs. C.. Peacock is visiting relatives
and friends in Kansas City.
Miss Emma Worthington is visiting
relatives 1T Indian Creek, Ark. She ill
be absent three months.
Mrs. Arnold, wife of ]. s. Arnold, has
gone to Holden to spend week or two
with her relatives and friends.
MIAMI.
Mrs. w. F. Williams and her sen
Frank were over from CarrOllron Sunday.
Mrs. David Vaughn and daughter.
Mrs. Reynolds, are visiting friends at Car
rOlltOn.
GRIGGSvILLE, ILLINOIS.
Mr.. John McCIain and family left here
last Thursday to visit relatives at Green
field, Ills.
Mrs. Robinson, of Pike county, Mo-,
was the guest OF her son, Constable &. A.
Robinson, last week.
Mrs. j. q. Bradbury, who has been
here two weeks visiting relatives and
friends, returned to her home, near Car
thage, NO., last Thursday, having had one
Of the most ENJOYABLE visits of her life.
Monday last was the fifteenth we'd
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H.
Corr and a number OF their friends
gathered at the residence OF Mir. and Mrs.
y. that evening, congratulating them, be-
slowing tokens of esteem, and having .
sociable, go d time generally.
Friday last was the fiftieth anniver-
sary of the marriage of b. D. Whitaker,
esq and wife. Owing to illness in the
family of one of their children, Mr. and
Mrs. w. had nc celebration of their golden
wedding, spending the day, as they have
so many in other years, in social COM
muniOn at home.
BARRY, ILLINOIS.
-MrsJ F. Cook, of Brainard, Kansas,
vas visiting last week at the residence of
her mother, Mrs. A. Hartshorn.
Mr. B. F. Green, of Oxville, H., and
Miss Lille Wade, we're married at the
home of the latter, Fear Griggsville, on
the 9Th inst.
Ladies' tea parties are still having .
rage. Last week Mrs. Doyle gave one,
md last Thursday evening Mrs. E. r.
Burnham entertained some of her friends.
The free lunch sOciable at the hall Of
the w. C.. 7. T., Wednesday evening, was
an elegant affair. The lunch was all that
the most fastidious epicure could desire,
while the merry voic of the children, the
pleasant smiles of the ladies, the gentle
manly department of the stronger sex,"
and the hum of lively conversation, all
combined to make it an hour long to be re-
membered.
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SOCIETY NEWS.

IAny items OF interest suitable for this depart
aent, from Sedaia or neighboring places, are re-
;pectfully solicited. We want q vivaciOus active
md CHEEKY lady correspondent in all the neghbor-
M towns tributary to Sedaia. Address all such
communications TO Rosa Pearle, society reporter
1axoo Office, Sedalia. Mo.
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A LOSS Prevented.

Many loose their beauty from the hair
falling or fading. Parker's Hair Balsam
supplies necessary nOurishment, prevents
falling and grayness and is an elegant
dressing.
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For Sale.

A complete country printing of6es for
sale cheap. 1t consists OF Washingtoa
hand press, Gordon iobber, type, cssss.
stands, imposing stones, sticks and type n
abundance. Address
J. WIT GooDwM,
aHdc ssdaiia, Mo-
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Perfect SQht.

As thousands can testify, there II no3h-
ing so much to Be desired as perfect eight,
and 1eYfect sight Can only be obtained By
using perfect spectacles. G. g. Taylor, our
home optician, exercises great skill and ps-
thence in fitting those needing spectacle,
With care and comfort to the Wearee.
Il2-11dtf1
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there's Mary q Slip.

The Flat Greek gentleman who secured
suite of rooms in one of our principal
hotels for himself and family during The
session of the legislature, to which hs ex-
pected to be elected. has informed the pro-
prietcr that he now has no Hss for them,
~ the d-n democrats were elected In his
couuty.-Ie6ersOn City Tribune.