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1t is shown 10y the report of Health Boards, and
other authorized bodies, that diseases of the kid
hcyS ana bladder are largely on the increase; sad
fact, due perhaps to the foolish habit of drinking
lager beer and other liquors. without knowing
what they are made of. Is there remedy? De
cidedly yes. First, stop drinking. Second, Use
Hunts Remedy potent and unfailing specific for
kidney, bladder, liver and urinary complaints.
Hunts Remedy, the great kidney and liver medi-
cine is endorsed by eminent physicians.
Esthetic Young ladies think that the latest inyen-
lion in caramels is just too toothsome for anything
Dr. NJ Il. Daughtry, FRANKLIN, VA saws: 81
am highly pleased with the effects of Browns Iron
Bitcrs and believe it to be superior to all other iron
preparations"
II was first known that hogs good to eat
when Japhet Ham. 1t would be a Shem not to Noah
thing was good after trying it,.
Answer This.
Can you find of Brights Disease of the
kidneys, Diabetes, Urinary or Liver Complaints
that is curable that Hop Bitters has not or cannot
cure? Ask your neighbors if they can.
When a drummer loses the sack in which he car
rles his samples you may very properly say that he
has lost his grip.
Druggist Says.
Marvin c. Brown, Druggist, Meredith Village,
n H., says: have sold your sulphur Bitters for
years, ana, contrary To most medicines never sold
bottle to any one who said it did not help them.
They cured me of those terrible sick headaches
when every other remedy failed.
negro without hair can never be President of
the United States. Black bald candidates are never
elected
A VeXed Clergyman.
Even the patience of Job would become exhaust.
ed were he a preacher and endeavoring to interest
his audience while they were keeping up an inces.
SAINT coughing, making it impossible for him to be
by simply using Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption, Coughs and Colds. Trial Bottles given
away at r. ii. Moody's Drug Store.
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FISH AND FISHING. The American Angler
publishes Il his DRY of the split bamboo rod in
which it is stated that, ''Thc first rods con-
>tructed in ST., sections that We're put into the
market We're made by Mr.. II. l.. Leonard. of
Bangor. Me- This was about 1S70.". Bath
fish market has had Il ten pound lobster on cX-
hibion......W Winter Harbor fishermen report
fish scarce in shore; off shore they are doing
well...... Nine haibut, whose aggregate weight
was $50 pounds, We're caught Rear the Isles Of
Shoals the other day with hand lines.....lIon.
Hannibal lIamin says he remembers fishing in
Rangeey Lake in lS2S, and he thinks the fish
ing is as good now as III that day....T The Wal
doboro News says: Cold weather and the low
state Of water in the Medomak has prevented
a large catch of alewiycs. Sunday immense
numbers of fish passed up through the fish
ways..... One thousand barrels of herring We're
taken in Rodick's weir at Bar Island one night
last week......T The Lamoine Packing Company
took large quantities of herring from their
weirs during the early part of last week. This
firm is prepared to do a large amount of work
during the coming season should fish prove
pentifu..."About fifty young men have left
Round Pond for Rhode Island where they will
be engaged in the menhaden fishery......The
| Alaska salmon business is good, and the coun-
| try will put up 10000 cases and several thou
| sand barrels of Salted salmon this season. The
catch of Goldfish is large......The Commercial
says that il boy, fishing for white perch near
the water works at Bangor, caught, on We'd
| nesday last, a handsome black bass. This is
the first instance of this species of fish being
caught in tide water in that vicinity. The
Calais Times says land-locked salmon have been
shipped from Grand Lake Stream, in violation
of the law. Members of the Calais Fishing
| Association had warrants issued recently,
against certain responsible parties, but legal
proceedings were suspended after consultation,
and notice was served on the Railroad Com
pany and Express Agent here that the new law
would be hereafter strictly enforced. MIR. John
Mead, of North Bridgton, whose success in por-
traying the fish of Maine waters has been noted
in former issues, recently spent week at Seba-
go Lake, making studies of the land-Iocked sal
mon. lie was fortunate in having unusually
good opportunities and got paintings of the sot-
me from half Founders to 15s FOUNDER.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

TUESDAY, May %.
Amount of stock ut market Cattle 5l9I sheen
and lambs, jl9I ; fat hogs / 5l5.
Prices OF beer cattle t. Iou tb live weight extra
qualify, s. 3 aG So first, - - 40 25 second
81 251j -, third - ~ a ~ poorest grades o
coarse oxen, bulls, ETC., - 0O43 30
Brighton Hides, &c u h. Brighton Tallow
~, y III, Country Hides light ones, 6aGi &c b ID
heavy, r. + tb Country Tallow, 4a41lc y III
Calt skins, II Gl2lsc t. tb Wool skins, $l.15d2 %
Lamb skins, ioa5oc each; sheared sheep skins, |.
42Or each.
sheep and Lambs-The supply for the week wer,
all owned by : W. Hollis 4 o., and driven direc
t" the ahattoir to be slaughtered. Prices unchang
ed shcared sheep, GaGa ac T. III wool sheep ~ Sc
and Lambs $3.50 t 10 live weight
Mileh CoWs-ENtra, 3]oa70 ordinary, $20a4S
-primgers. 5lSGG5; farrow cows ja3j each OnI,
light demand this week
Working oxen in limited demand. Few pair,
each week being AL the market requires at this sea
son of the year. We have not noticed any sale
tA. week.
Veal calves sell at 3a6c y Ii, live weight.
SWne-Store Pigs-Priccs range from $2a7 I
head, or from 9l2c u b, live weight. Western ia
hogs cost, landed at the slaughter houses, "a Sc
tb, live weight.
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A Boston Journal cor at Lambert Lake,
five meS east of Nanccboro, Me, writes that
on the borders of that sheet of water is Situa-
ted the only manufactorv in the United States
of orange and lemon boxes. The factory is
owned BY the lIarthorn 4 FoSs Company. and
turns out some 5000 boxes daily, most Of which
are shipped to Italy and other foreign countries.
Two million feet of hard wood timber are con
Sumcd YEARLY The logs are taken into the mill
from tho lake, cut into the necessary length
tone inch thick. then stacked TO season, and
afterwarEl placed together and secured for
transportation. Arriving at its destination,
each piece is sawed twice, making three pieces
two for ends, and one for the middle of each
box. For the top, bottom and sides of the box ,
the logs are sawed twenty inches long. and
then placed in the steam room. remaining there
twelve hours; each piece is then placed under
the pecldr, whence it issues 3-l6thS of an inch
thick. 1t is then separated to the desired
length, and then placed i'll seasoning or drying
houses The pieces thus prepared are shipped
in bundles, being put together where they are
used. The manufactory is under the control of
the resident partner, Russell Bennett, Esq,
ably assisted by the clerk of the company, Mr..
Horace Bennett. The remaining partners re-
side in l. Grange, at which place the company
owns a large mill, manufacturing boxes of all
kinds. The company have also a store, well
stocked. under the management of Mr.. Henry
c. Longf9llow. Lambert Lake contains nearly
two hundred inhabitants.
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From The Century for June
Yesterday and To-day.

tYESTERpAG.)
1t is so wide, this great world yaulted DER
BY the blue sky clasping white shore to shore
And yet it is not wide enough for me
| love YOU so-it cannot hold my love.
There is not space in earth or heaven above.
There is not room for my great love and me.
lTO-DAl.)
1t is so wide. this great world vauted DER
BY the sad sky ciaspin@ dark shore 10 shore,
1t is too wide-it is too wide for me.
Would God that it were narrowed TO Il grave.
And slept quiet naught hid with me save
The love that was too great-too great for me.
Frances IIodgSon Burnett
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One of the most distinguished lawyers of
Maine, referring to the attempt of one or two
Democratic papers to make their readers believe
that the last legislature (and the law was passed
by unanimous vote) 'pauperiZed and diStran-
chised the 400 soldiers in the Togus Home, y
remarked to us few days ago that it was one
of the most reckless partisan misrepresentation
which he ever read. Every lawyer of respect
able legal knowledge, he added, well understood
that there was no foundation for the charge.
1Iewistou journal.
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FARM. GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD.

For this department brief suggestions, facts.
and experiences are solicited from housekeep-
cr>, farmers and gardeners. Address Agri-
cmtmral elitor. journal Office. Relfast Maine
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Capital Trials in Name Before the Sep
aratiOn

n. y
t.1I.,.,.;,,, o,.,o,,,;,,. ~. a.,
u f'l '' u"
recent meeting OF the Name Historical society
The feudal charter granted by King Charlie,
L.. to Sir Ferdinando (,oreeS. in l639 cave NOR,
extensive mowers tbau were ever brstove,
by the crown up0n any other subject. Under
them a recorders court for the citv of Gorri
ana was established. having Jurisdiction over
all criminal otfenscS and from whose Judgment.
no appeal could be taken. II is presumed tha
a trial by iury was allowed. but whether. AS ;
matter of right. j. uncertain rs but few partic
nlars cvist ~ TO fine mode of nroceJurr m,
first capital ease before This novel tribunal. wa,
that of woman charged with numbering hrl
husband. in l644. A quaint account of the af
fair is thus given bv Governor Winthrop OF
Massachusetts
zone Cornish DWELLING some time in Wpy
mouth removed TO Ac0menti,.us. for more ont
ward accommodation. and last month was 1aL
cu mn in thc river his head bruised ond - nol,
sticking in his side. and his canoe laden lyill
clay found sunk. His wife coming TO her hns
band. he hled abundantlv. The woman WA,
arraigned before tbc may0r. NJr ROGER G,rdr
ana other, of the Province of Maine. and ,fron.
presumplionS came i'm against her. whcrrupoi
She was condemned and executed She persist
ed in the denial of the murder TO the death
From this brief report. it would seem tha
conviction was established more by >lncrStitiol
than by legal evidence Althourh thp ancipn-
trial by ordeal never existed in America il
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-06-07

DROUGHT 10 !l8nt DIV IL New l OEk correspondents
in col tnerton with Il bill filed in the supreme
Court Of Pennsylvania, Eastern District July
term. 1865
Literature.
ItItTORY OF AMERICAN SHIPPING. IL
Prestige Decline and Prospect. By Chas :.
Hill This is the title of a most u,efu! work
which when completed will comprise 800 octave
pages handsomely bound and fully illustrated,
We adc indebted to the author for an advance
| copy IF Part lthere will be four parts which
treats of the condition of our shipping in the
foreign carrying trade. 1t traces the rise Of
American shipping from 1851 to 1886 the
palmN days of the industry. showing how it
wa> buiIt up from an insignificant beginning
until il reached its highest summit. The inau-
guratipn of river steam shipping of magnificent
lines bf sailing clippers, of ocean steamships
are dealt with in their proper places and form
very Interesting chapters The author strongly
condemns the policy which has made it possible
for British steamers TO swarm upon our coasts,
monObolizt our trade, and Wrcst from Us the
| control of our own commerce. He insists thai
Americans now build the finest, safest and most
commpdiouS iron steamships in the world. and
that i'll Congress would only take the necessary
steps the American flag would again be seen
flying over the vessels which transport our
people and cur cargoes over the ocean. \
hasty glance over the book has convinced us
that itfully merits the warm commcndation it
has RECEIVED from the press aud from experts
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MuDEW oN ROSES, \ French journal
giyt~ lhe simple remedy of Swinging
both the upper and lower sides of the
leaves With "a solution Of fourth of an
ounce ot salt in two gallons Of water
which strikes Us as rather weak ap-
pjcatiou A stronger wash is made with
d pound of flour Of sulphur and pound
oi fresh lime in five quarts of water,
repeatedly shaking the mixture, and then
atter settling putting 1t into well-corked
bottles. For using, Il gill Of this mixture
IS put III three gallons Of water, and the
plants ~1linged with it,
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Washington Sketches.
lS69-lS79.

GLEANlNGS FROM THE NOTE BOOKS AND SCRAP
BOOKS OF ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE"
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The Rural New Yorker says Beef
lat rendered in water will not harden
Ike tailow but viii remain soft and even
oily # kept in q NOT too cold place, and is
very nice for most purposes where lard is
thought requisite. Jews, who eschew all
hog lat, render beet fat in this most
excellent way cooking it thoroughly in
water and dipping it of the top as it
rises, like oil.
Farmers about EImira, n. Y, are
suffering from depredations on their
clover fields by grub which bores out
the roots OF the plant. y second full
crop seems impossible. No remedy is
known.
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70 the weared at night comes the spirit Of
rest, borne on the salty air; at morning the lit
tie beach rings back an answer TO the laughing
waves, and to refresh the eye there is the
matchless eastern bay, lis green-gray cXpanse
stretching horizonward until lost in the be-
wild'ring glory of coming day. The day goes
by unnotced, so leaSant are the surroundings,
so few the annoyanceS. AT evening the sun
set may be viewed from the height of land. or
it is but mile or two across the island to the
western bay. There is good livery stable and
a surprisingly pretty drive is that along the is
land turnpike. The
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THE CoNvrNIENcEs OF CIVILIZATION.

are being gradually brought to the assistance of
nature in making Long Islands shore attract
i've. new wharf is in process of construc-
ton at Sabaday and another pier and several
there Will be daily steamer from Bangor TO
Sabaday. and connections with the Boston
boats at Belfast. There is a daily mail. thus
keeping the little communities informed of
events in the outside world. This is not a fash
ionable resort-far from it. 1t is a place where
sparkling sea and green-clad shore are the
soothing study of wearied brains; where the
pale cheek takes on the roses born of bay
brcezes, where all the senses find a welcome
rest. Bangor Commercial.
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of Loug island localities are the pretter, the
more appropriate and by the tourists, better
liked than the new. "Sabaday Iarbor" is a
name old in history; it was given the pretty
cove by q party of pilgrims who came to Pc,
nobscot bay away back in the earliest colonial
days. After a long search for safe haven
wherein to rest, their ship dropped anchor in
this peaceful place, and the spirit of rest which
lowered over the spot seemed in harmony
with the day-it being Sunday-that when the
voyagers sailed away they left for the island
cove the name of Sabaday Iarbor. Ryder's
cove became some time ago, on account of
the residence of the Ryder family there, the To-
cally accepted name of the place. Then it
seems much better to call another inlet two
miles below, on the same side of the island,
Bounty cove" instead of Fletcher'> cove, az
some call it. The former name was applied to
the inlet AWAY back in the dim past
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The decision of the Attorney General to the
effect that under the new tax law national
banks are not required to pay taxes after
January lst last, it is estimated, will save the
banks about three millions of dollars. The
decision of the Attorney General sustains the
position of Mr.. Knox, Comptroller of the
Currency. and overrules that of the Internal
Revenue Bureau.
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Judge Hoadly, who has aspirations for the
gubernatoral chair of Ohio, and after that for
the presidency, was a Republican until 1872
when he voted for Greely; in 1880 he voted
Republican tickets, but in 1876 he came out fer
Tilden, ana with the exception of little
wobblmg in 1879 he has since been a straight
Democrat
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Valparaiso paper states that the American
barque Hope On, whose captain is accused of
maltreaing and abandoning a Chilian sailor
on an uninhabited part of Juan Fernandes
Island has been detained at Talchuano by the
authorities pending judicial investigation Of
the charges.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-10-18

Referring to the fact that Ordway's
emissaries are endeavoring to work up o
feeling in Yankton against the constitu.
ton, the Bismarck Herald says:
1t would seem from the above that the
governors friends are up and doing, and
it is only question of time when all the
honest, we'll meaning citizens of Dakota
will learn to honor and respect Governor
Ordway for his brilliant and successful
fight with the corrupt thieves who were
trying to rob the honest, hard working
people OF the territory.
This version of the anti.censtitution
movement comes from one of Ordway's e
Bismarck organs. "7'hegorernor's friends
are up and doing" We were certain we
recognized the finger ma, ks of Nehemiah
in the work. The corrupt thieves" re-
ferred to in the foregoing paragraph are
the people of Yankton.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-10-18

Several months ago, when the Press
and Dakotaian announced that the rail.
road law Of last winter exempted from
taxation the lands Of railroad corpora.
tiona, the Vermillion Republican was
wrathful enough to call the Press and
Dakotaian bad names. We made public
the discovery in good faith and investi.
CATION in other quarters fully sustaina
our statements. The Republican is nov
very silent on the subject. It's editor
was one of the men who voted for the
bill and his friend Ordway was the gov.
ernor who signed it.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-10-18

The newspapers of Huron are exceed
ingly bitter in their denunciation of the
late Methodist conference and charge
that organization with series Of cor.
rupt manipulations which would have
tarnished even the reputation Of . Da-
kota legislature. The subject of their
wrath is the manner in which the college
question was disposed of-the location of
one college at Ordway and another at
Mitchell, when the plans and speciica-
tions called for but one institution. It
is stated that the gag rule was ruthlessly
applied and that only about one.third
the conference was permitted to vote.
1t appeared that those voting fully
understood the arrangement. the resolu.
tion locating two colleges being quickly
sprung and quickly passed, while con-
sternation reigned among the uninitiated.
The value of the victory divided between
Ordvay and Mitchell is not sufficient to
cause either to feel that it has received
the worth Of its investment. One strong
denominational college is great benefit
to town, while two weak rival ipstitu-
tions will fall far short of filing
the measure of expectation.
There is nothing 30 pernicious as q
bad example. 1t was foretold that the
corrupt practices in vogue during the
incubation and subsequent career of the
capital commission would have their eff
feet upon all classes of society-that the
tendency would be to demoralizs old and
young alike. But that it would 30 rap
idly permeate leading religious organ
ization was not counted upon even by
the most sanRuine prophets of evil.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-10-18
Election Sotice

RNO1iCE = hsseby givea thst On Tuesday, the
: sixth day Of November. lsoe, q the several
pfscincts li5in nnnbsrl IN the ccasty Of Yaak-
tOn. DAkota tefritoEy. ~ election will he held
1or ne following county and district o66csrs.
One Coenty Commissioner for the LIT Commi.-
si0ner District. - .-- :, - : !
One County Commiaioner for the "a Com
missioner district to fu vacancy.
.One County Commissionef for the "a Commis-
aigner district, y ELL Vacancy. VA 0
One County Commiasioner for the lth Com
mlsacass & disesict for two yeafs {ehaptsr o ss.-
One County Cemmia.ionsr for the sth eomm;,-
sion laws 1881
0ne Constable.
Two Justices Of the Peace.
which election will be openedAf eight o'clock
n Tie morning, and will coDtinue Onen mil
hye O'Clock in the afternoon Of the senae ~
without tnteImiasiop. '------ "A Z
such county commissioners to be voted for
only By the electOrs of their respective dis
tficts, and OF which district such c0mmisaioner
shall be resident.
lst CommiMi0nef district cousists Of eleetion
preeincts No. :. 4 and 5.
I'd Csmmis.ioner district consists Of election
ID Commissioner district consists II election
18th Commissioner district consisss of election
precincts No. / and 2.
sih Commissioner district consists Of election
precincts No. q, Z aid 8. . : e->'-- 80
Dated = Yankton, ID. T., this ID dsy Of Octo
ber. A. ID. 1883. =
PETER BOYeN
County clerk, YanktOn Countv n n
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-10-18

The Methodist church OF Dakota is the
only religious or temperance orgsniza-
tion in the territory which has declared
itself in opposition to the constitution.
Even the convention of the territorial
prohibition party in session at Huron at
the same time made no assault upon
the constitution and manifested no in.
tention to oppose it, though it was or.
iginally called for that purpose.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-10-18

There is the deepest malice in the con-
tinued assertion of the Ordwayites that
there is clause in the constitution
which provides for the taxation of rail-
roads upon their gross earnings. 1t is
only necessary for the people to read the
constitution to convince themselves that
the emissaries of the northern rlng are
endeavoring to make them believe that
which is not true. The public will not
be very much disposed to give credence
to tue utterances of the representatives
of this corrupt and lying combination.