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out, and insisted that the 100 teams should be re
moved for his convenience. He resisted the officer
who removed him, using no more force than was
necessary. Verdict for deft. Dunton for pill.
Fogler for deft.
Thomas B. Fernald VS.. George W. Young. An
action of trespass Parties live in Lincolnville and
are neighbors PHI testified that the cattle of deft
entered his hay field last season seventeen diff
ferent times to the injury of his grass. Deft SAID
only one of the cattle, a COW, which entered pill IS
field was his that he did everything he could to
keep her OUT that there no damage done and
also that he offered to pay pf 50. Verdict for pill
Involuntary trespass, with damage assessed at s.
knowlton and Knowltou for plff. Hersey for deft.
Inhabitants of Freed m vs. Inhabitants of Unity.
An action to recover for pauper supplies furnished
Benz. Smith. Itwas admitted on both sides that on
May 4th, 1877, the man Smith had Il settlement at
Umtv, v hen he moved to the plh. town, Freedom.
\ man must live five successive years IN town
without receiving pauper supplies before he can
gain Il residence. To make him pauper he must
receive aid from the town upon his own appllca-
ton or have knowledge that the supplies furnished
him are pauper supplies. The plls. say that Benz.
Smith and wife were living with their son, Charles
+. smith, and that on April 2Sth 1852 the old man
smith applied to J. ID. Lamson, Chairman of the
board Of assessors for aid alleging that his son
could not support him, and that assistance was rem
dcred The efs. allege that the assistance was not
rendered until May 18th, and that smith mad ac-
quired pauper settlement in the town of Freedom
by residence of five successive years. Verdict for
pin town. Fogler for PIN Thompson & Dunton
for delts.
Albert A. Lesan, Winterport, vs. Maine Central
r. r. CO. An action to recover $1,000 for damages
alleged to have been received by PHI in being run
into by defts locomotive at the railroad crossing in
Belfast, on the 18th of Jan. lSS3 The ease was
tried at the January term 1883, when it was fully re
ported, and resulted in a disagreement of the jury.
On trial the journal goes to press.
The Grand jury reported Oh Friday, having found
five indictments, as follows
George Grover, Augusta, three indictments foI
the larceny OF horses wagons, robes, etc.
stephen G. Hart, Of st. George, for perjury
Joseph Estes, Troy. for being common seller OF
intoxicating drinks.
In the appeal case Marias stevens V \. }. Stev-
ems from the decision of the Judge of Probate III
the matter of the property OF the late John stevens
of Belfast heard at the last term, the court sustlns
the decision of the Judge of Probate. This gives
the property to A. J. stevens.
Alice Haley, Of Prospect, divorced from John
Haley.
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Sale!
COLLINS
Fish Market,
Lewis Wharf, Belfast, Me.

rms business place has q Wide
reputation of nine gears stunding
nnd is the best business chance.
ecer offered IN this city. The good
WiW M1td all the material necessary
for conducting q slit It FRESH
FISH BUSINESS. III FIXTURES
nearly nesr ana IN frst-ci0ss or
der. No old stock to Bug. The busi-
ness alone is cOifH more than /
ask for the ,chOIe establishment.
rms IS the best time to purchase u
business of this Kind, as the fshiug
season is just opening. The pur-
chaser may rely on Il safe inrest-
me,t, 0nd can step into q ,CeW es-
t0btished and cash business. and
one of the best appointed establish
ments on the NeW England coast,
"iM a cery smaW capit0IT applied
for Within the meet TWO WEEKS.
Reason for selling the same going
east to engage IN Il more extensive
business, md u3ttie7' no other con-
siderdtiOn ac0uld this pIuce be Of
fered for sale. For particulars up
pty to, or udTreSS
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III our style of climate. with lis sudden changes
Of tempcraturc-rain, wind and sunshine often in
termingIed in a single day-t is no wonder that
our children, friends and relatives are frequent
y taken from us by neglected colds, half the deaths
resulting directly from this cause bottle of
Boschce9 German syrup kept about your home for
Immediate viii prevent serious Sickness "A
large doctors bin, and pcrhap, DEATH by the use
of three four doses. For curing Consumption
lIemorrhageS, Pneumonia, severe Coughs, Group,
or any disease of the Throat Lungs, its success
is simply wonderful, a, your druggist will tell you.
German Syrup is now sold in every town and vii
Iase On this continent. sample bottles, for trial,
10 ct~.; regular size - cts. 2GteoW4j
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NORWICH, Eng, June 20, 1852.

TO tHt HOP DItttTS Co
Gentlemen Having suffered for many years
from biliousness, accompanied with sickness and
dreadful headache (being greatly fatgued with
oyerwork and long hours at busincss), | lost all
energy, strength and appetite. | was advised by a
friend in whom had seen such beneficial effects to
try Hop Bitters, and a few bottles have quite alter
ed and restored me to better health than ever |
have also recommended it to other friends, and am
pleased to add with the like result. Every claim
you make for il can fully endorse, ana recon-
mend it as an Incompatible tonic.
Yours faithfully, ;. w. FIT.
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SHEFFIELD, Eng June /, 1882
Sirs Having suffered from extreme nerr0uS de
6ititY for Jour gears, and having tried all kinds
medicine and change of scene and air without de
rlylng any benefit whatever, | was persuaded by u
friend to try Hop Btters, and the effect, am happy
to say was most marvellous Under these circum.
the benefit of others, as may say am entire
~ well; therefore can justly and with confidence
give personal testimony to any one wishing to cal
upon me. Yours truly, HENRY HALL.
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OF ANOTHER Ace.
Gradually Suppanted by u Better Article Certain
Old Things are Done Away

UIu IHIHgS are Done Away.
In the general reception room of the Western
Union Telegraph building on Broadway, New York,
are eNhlolted the coarse, crude and clumsy nstru-
ments OF the infancy of telegraph. Tidy are only
relics now. More perfect machinery has suppressed
ed them.
Years ago what is now styled the old.fashioned
porous plaster dld some service. There was then
nothing better OF the Kind Now all that is changed.
science ana study nave gone deeper into the secrets
of medicine and produced BENSON'S ICAPCINE
POROUS PLASTER which embodies al the ex-
cellencles mus far possible in an external remedy.
The Old plasers were slow-thc Capcne is rapid !;
they We're uhcertam-the Capclne is sure. Cheaper
articles bear similar names BE CAREFUL therefore,
that some thrifty druggist does not deceive In the
centre of the genuine is cut the word CAPCINE.
Price % cents. lml1
Seabury and johnson, Chemists, New York.
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FROM THE OLD WORLD.
From the great London (Eng.J Times.


Among the many specifics introduced to the pub
Tic for the cure of dyspepsia, indigestion, derange
ments of various kinds, and as general family
medicine, none have met with such genuine appre-
citation as Hop Biters. Introduced to this country
but comparatively short time since, to meet the
great demand for pure, safe and perfect family
medicine. they have rapidly increased in favor I'M
til they are, without question, the most popular and
valuable medicine known. Its worldwide renown
is not due to the advertising it has received it is
famous by reason of its inherent virtues. 1t does
all that is claimed for it. 1t discharges its curative
powers without any of the evil effects of other bit
ters or medicine, being perfectly safe and harmless
for the most fra woman, smallest child, and weak
est invalid to use. Few are the homes indeed where
the great discovery has not already been hailed as
deliverer and welcomed as friend. 1t does what
Others affect to do Composed of simple materials,
II Is a marvel of delicate and successful combina-
ton Nothing is wanting. Every ingredient goes
straight to the mark at which it is aimed, and never
lalls Pleasant to the palate, agreeable to the ston-
ach, and thoroughly effective as cure, it has won
for itself the confidence of all. Times, London,
Eng.
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Hop BHttrs Go, DUBLIN, Nov y, 1882
Gentlemen ~ on may be interested to learn that
one Of the most eminent Judges on the Irish bench
"a customer Of minc) highly approves Of your Hop
Htters, having received great benefit from their
use. I. 7. HOLMES, Chemist
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ALEXANDRIA PALACE,

I-VNI7VN, LNIT., AlTW Il, IoS-.
fin Hop Bitters most wonderful medical com.
bination, healthtu, blood purifying and strength,
ening. | can from analysis as well as from medical
knowledge, highly recommend them as a valuable
family medicine.
BARBARA WALLACE GOTHARD, Supt
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From Rev. }. c. BoYCE NJ. A. oct 30, 1882.
Dear Sirs II have lately finished nv first bottle
of "ilop Bitters.' After having for many years
suffered acuteiy from rheumatic govt inherted) |
feel so much better, and can walk so much more
freely, should like to continue the of It, write
to ask how many bottles YOU will let me have for
i, 50 that may ALWAYS have some in stock.
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A GENTLE iiINT.

4 prize fight has been arranged between
Mitchell and Sladc within 200 miles of Kansas
City September 11th for $500 a side
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Mr.. II. 5. Mclaughlin, SCARBOROUGH, Me,
says p" was benefited by using Browns Iron
Bitters for dcbiliy.'
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OUIVIItS TEX TNN., Aug. Is, ISS2.
Gentlemen i was troubled with very bad form
Of indigestion for a long time and tried many
things in vain until got some Hop Bitters and
on taking was quite c1lred and remain 50 till this
time. 1t is now three months ago since was bad.
+. BELL.
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Ianlan proposes to row a four mile race
forwarded articles Of agreement to Ross.
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sKA " ALLACE TOIHAKD, Supt.
LONDON, ENG, Feb. |, lsS

I4UNDON, ENN., F cd. 7, ISS2.
Gentlemen For years | have been a sufferer
from kidney COMPLIANT, and from using your Hop
lItters am entirely cured, and can rcmommend
them to all suffering from such disease.
WILLIAM HARRIS.
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Frank w. Collins,
Lewis Wharf, Belfast, Me.
FOR SALE!

/ OFFER the following for sale My 3-story
= Boarding House on Spring street, called the
Dyer House, p rooms all in good order; large
stable connected with house. Also my Shpyard,
wharf, Dock and Marine Railway, all in good run
nlng order. One 2-story house connected with ship
yard All can be had at bargain. Terms easy.
-. ". DYER.
Belfast, April "a. lSS3.-l1tf
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For Sale.

o. The subscriber offers for sale pair of
lsI~ MATCHED HORSES, good for work or
"N driving. Apply to
AA J. c. TOWNSEND.
Belfast, April "a, lSS3.-3wl7*
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LUNDON, ENG, Sept |, 1882.
am pleased to testify to the good effects of YOUR
HOP Buffers. Have been suffering a long time
with severe pain i'll the left side and the oins
amt having tried number of so-called remedies
without any benefit, am glad to acknowledge the
great relief have obtained from your medicine.
CHARLES WATSON.
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Proposals Wanted.

CLERKS OFFICE,
WALDO co. CON-. COURT, APRIL TERN, 1883 ,
- EALED proposals will be received at this Office
, until O'Clock p. NJ, May s, 1883, for index
ing the deeds i'll the Waldo County Registry from
nCc: 81, 1869 to Jan l. 1850, rs required by Chap
~ Public Laws of 1883. Style and quality of books
To- be same as Vol 2oi now in Registers Office Pro
posas to include all the materials and all the labor
Parties will be required to give bond for double the
amount of their proposal. The Commissioners re
serve the right to reject any all proposals rcceiv
ed. Proposals to be addressed to Waldo Co. Com
endorsed proposals for indeNing For further in
formation apply to CLERK or COURTS Belfast, Me
GOODlNG GRANT,
wi. Chairman of Co. Com.
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LIVE FROGS WANTED.

INOR further information inquire or address j.
II w. WATERMAN, Hayford Block opposite
Nat"'al Bank, or 2. o. Box Ia, Belfast, Me-
2Wl6t
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Queenstown, April G. Sailed ship Lucy A. Nick
els, Nickcis, from san Francisco for IIavre.
Passed Anjier April 18th, ship Great Admiral.
Thompson, for Hong Kong.
At l;aracoa, April 18th, schr. f. IL. Hartman,
Wood.
Adelaide March2 Sailed bark Wealthy Pendle-
ton, Pcndeton, Maiden Island.
Liverpool, A ril lith Arrived bark WAX eeli,
CroWcll, Portland, Oregon.
Havana, April II Arrived sch. Canton, Whit
tier, Philadelphia.
shanghai, April a. In port brig Ned White,
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SHIP NEWS
POhT OF BELFAST.

Aprl 2oth, schr. Mary Pearson, Pendlcton, Isles
bpro.
April 22d, -chr Samuel Fish, Teals, Port Clyde
April Dist, >chr-. +. l.. Warren, Babhage Boston
MAY O'Niell, -, Camden.
April 25d, schr. Minetta, Wade, Frankfort.
SAILED.
April DIST, 9chrs. Webster Barnard Marshall
New York Tntamount, Pendeton, Bangor.
April 23d schr. Hattie Met. Buck, Putnam
Georgetown.
April 2lth Sclr. Done, Patterson, Charleston.
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Few Unsolicited Letters from Thousands Re-
CeiYed.

Fed. =, ISS-.
nave tried experiments on myself and others
with Hop Bitters, and can easily recommend them
as pleasant and etfcacious medicine. have found
them specially useful in of congestion of the
kadneys. as well as in bilious deranqealents
Rev. }. MINER, NJ. A.,
Rnrtnr n 10 D1nl-n nf 4li,,l.n,
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Y. > Consulate, MANCHESTER, ENG, Nov. s, 1882.
Gentlemen Since writing you Of the great bene-
mt mad derived from taking "Hop Bitters," | gave
TREND bottle, who had been suffering much from
dyspepsia and sluggish liver, and the change was
marvellous, he appeared another being altogether.
lie had tried several other remedies without any
benefit could name over Il dozen other miraculous
cures AKTHCR C. HALL, Consular Clerk.
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\ IL persons indebted to the late firm of 5. A
IA HOWES Il co. by note or account are re
quested to make immediate payment. All demand.
remaining unpaid after reasonable length Of time
will be left for collection. lift
A. A. HOWtIS & co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-03

ALEXANDRfA, July 2.-The number OF
deaths from cholera at Damietta yesterday
was 141. There were also IA deaths at
Mansouran and at Port Said on Sunday
from the same disease.
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BACK IN AMERICA.
Bernard Gallagher, the Alleged Dyna-
mite COnspiratOr Arrives at New
YOrk-His Opinions Of the Trials.

new YORK, July 2.-Bernard Gallagher,
of Greenpoint, who was arrested in London
last April for alleged completely in the
dynamite conspiraCies and who was ac-
Quilted by the same jury that convicted
his brother, DR.. Gallagher, and his &C.
completes Curtin, Dalton and Whitehead,
has returned to this country and was last
night seen by repor.er. When asked
about his experience in Ireland he said: -.
1.-THE public is pretty well acquainted
with il by this time. My trial and acquittal
and my history were fully published. l
have this to say, just as ! testified on the
trial, that went to England to look for
work and that had legitimate employ
ment when arrested"
Then you were not cognizant OF the
dynamite conspiracy
His Brother Not Guilty.
mo. Neither was my brother. When
we reached London We separated. | went
to Glasgow and obtained employment. My
brother registered at the Charing Cross
Hotel as DR.. Thomas Gallagher, of Brook.
lyn. He made nOconCeairnent OF his name
or place of residence, and was innocent OF
all wrong doing. / believe the British gov
ernment will pardon him.
Gallagher was very positive m stating
that the trial Of himself and the other
prisoners was uOldlT. lie says III Any eNI'
dence had been produced against him
which would have afforded the slightest
ground for his conviction he would have
been found guilty. Neither he or his
brother knew anybody in london.
why did not your brother establish his
innocence as yell as you"
Determined to Convict.
For many reasons. The British Gov
ernment was determined to convict him.
When arrested he had 1900 in his possess,
ion, was stranger in London and had
been seen to buy explosive chemicals. The
rest of the evidence was manufactured and
testified to by Gibney, alias Lynch, alias
Norman. The trial was manifestly unfair.
The Jury was drawn and the Judge ruled
against my brother and his oo-defendants
on every point"
why did your brother buy chemicals
Because he was fond or experimenting
and had plenty OF time on his hands.
wish to state emphatically that | never be-
longed, nor did my brother belong, to any
dynamite society or secret organization.
do not know lyman or Sheridan or ODono'
van Rosa. The result of the trials was 9
ioregone conclusion"
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LETTER FROM WESTON.
A Gentleman OF That Town Expresses
HIS Views and Gives Some Facts Con-
cerning Liquo License.
Core,pon6enes of The Resi,.

WESTON, W. Va. July 1.-The Weston
correspondent in Saturdays Intefligencer
says that one Of the good results following
the refusal Of the County Court TO grant
license is that our jatl is now deserted,
something that would have been impossi.
bic to have reported during the prevalence
of saloons. Weston is progressing and
fogyism is dying out. Had the worthy
correspondent seen the beer that came
here on Saturday he would have changed
bis mind. Not less than twenty five or
thirty kegs were shipped to private parties
here, who, when deprived Of che liberty Of
walking into saloon and getting a glass,
will buy il by the keg, smuggle il away
and drink it by the gallon, Just because
our
Jail Happens 70 He Empty.
II the Circuit Court has discharged one or
two OF its inmates, he makes stock OF it by
ssying Weston is progressing and fogyism
is dying. | think il is reyiying when two
or three people whs compose the County
Court refuse TO grant license just because
it is their views. As for Weston progress
ing, he is also mistaken. Ask any mer.
chant in town what effect the refusal OF
the Court to grant license had on business,
and he will tell YOU that since the first OF
May his business has decreased at least
twenty-five per cent Any one with an
uppre ejudiced mind can see the difference
on our streets at any time.
Keep this Law In Force.
and see how long the town will be pro-
gressive. Why did he have recourse to
the columns of the Intelligencer to make
known his sentiments Could he not have
expressed them through the columns OF
the Democrat or Republican at home' |
presume he expected TO be immortalized
by his crisp sayings. ! will venture to
say that there will be more drunkenness
here on the Fourth than any year when
we had license. LICENSE.
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THEY MUST GO.
The War on the Trade Dollars Con-
tinues Steadily.
PLAN OF DEFENSE FOR JIM MUTT
A Conviction and Pardon Predicted-Tht
Dreariness of Prison Life Made
Easy by a Loving Mother
and Kind Friends.

BosToS, july "a cold shoulder has
been given to trade dollars in this city.
Market men, brokers and other business
men now pronounce the cart wheels a bore
and refuse to take them at par, but allow
eighty or eighty-fve cents and then only to
regular customers. Signs giving notice that
trade dollars are not acceptable have been
distributed throughout tie city. During
the past week brokers have been besieged
by persons inquiring how much trade
dollar is really worth. Some brokers are
paying ninety and ninety-fve cents for the
coin. Business men say the trade dollar is
fraud.
Refused BY Tradesmen.
ALBANY, n. v, July 2.-There has been
much excitement in this city for several
days on account of the refusal of the trades
men to receive the trade dollars at par.
The excitement eliminated Saturday night
by an almost universal refusal Of employees
to receive the coins in payment for their
work, and many went home without their
wee s wages. Those who did receive trade
dollars experienced much difficulty IN
making their weekly purchases OF supplies,
Saturday night, as butchers, bakers, gro
GERS and other dealers resolutely refused to
take the doubtful coins at discount.
Duty Of Congress.
WASHINGTON, July 2-Assistant Treas
urer New, speaking of the trade dollar
said he thought it was the duty OF Con.
gress to Withdraw it from circulation. 1t
was coined as mere convenience IN trade
with China, a substitute for Mexican dol,
lars, which had formerly been used, and
has served its purpose. The trade dollar
is intrinsiCally worth its face, while the
paper dollar, wishout the pledge OF the
government would be worthless. There
is" he added, mo good reason why the
trade dollar should not be honored by the
government, and hope Congress will au-
thorize its redemption and recoinage.'
Keifer Interviewed.
New YORK, July 2.-Ex Speaker keiter
was interviewed on the subject of the re-
fusal by merchants to accept the trade dol
lar. ''The trade dollar" said Mr.. keifer
lis not government money, and is there,
fore refused by the big corporations, and
naturally few spectators can raise
boom that will scare the silver merchants
from accepting them. 1t would in my
opinion, pay the government to buy up
this coin at its actual face value and recon
them into standard dollars" An eruption
of small cardboard signs declaring that
trade dollars will only be received for 80
cents has broken out all over the city. All
OF the horse car lines now refuse them.
Most of the agents for excursion steamers
refused to accept the coin.