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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-03-20
NEW HAMPSHIRE PREFERENCE
Gong for License

The DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION TO
MAKE \ SQUARE ISSUE WITH PROHIBITION.
A correspondent of the Biddeford journal at
Augusta writes to that paper as follows con
cerning the coming democratic State conycn-
ton;
The convention bids fair to be very lively
vices held in Lewiston in lSS2. A vigorous
attempt will BE- made to take issue squarely
with the republicans on the liquor question.
4 large number of the prominent men of the
party believing that now is the time for the
democracy to declare its belief that prohibition
Is Il failure and that the license system should
be tried.
The feeling in favor of this new departure is
stronger i'll the party to-day than it has been
for many years, and it only remains to he seen
whether those men who have the courage OF
their convictions can again be wheeled into line
by the folloW-behind the republicans wing OF
the party. which is afraid to- antagonize the
prohibition sentiment. Lawyer Raw>on of
Bangor may not be on hand this year with his
resolutlOn-he is getting along in years-but
younger men wilt push to the front, and en-
deavor TO commit the democratic party to
opposition to prohibition. The Bangor Com
mercial, Lewiston Gazette. Belfast Age, Calais
Times and one or two other democratic organs
are counted on to pat in hot work for the license
people i'll case the convention adopts Il license
plank, and every paper in the party will grace
fully fall into line. At least, that is what Il
well Informed democrat tells me.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-03-20
Profits Of Bee Culture.

TV,n animal ,,aatino, of ,la St.,,.,. po,
kneners' Association was haId in Ienisl
ton last week Ir is nnIv ahont tbren
wears since the first Yesoriatinn ,yas
formed ar DEXTER but the results ALREADY
Show the wisdom of the artjon ~.
Western Maine AssnciaIinn v.,s oraa,,
ized al Mechanic FAILS ahnnt one 2e1r
400. There Ara NV several anliiisr,.
associations in 4vistpree in tha cntI,tins
of the State. with lorn Vice prasidants
and an effort is being made to create .
new interest in bee culture. Tbe rpnorf
Of Secretary Uoyt preseuted Thursday
showed the number of colonies owned i,
the State oct. (. l--3 to have BEEN Go5
NAV /. 1853. 452: oct. |. 1888. $50. of
the last number III colonies were black
bees. I79 Italians. 35 Cvprjans. 20 Uoly
Lands and 35I hybrjds, Sjytv-tve beA
keepers not members of the association
reported the number of colonies owned
l,,i tba,, i, n.t,l,o,. 1850 -tt NJ,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-03-20

WHAT CONGRESSMAN MII.LIKEN SAYS or THE
STAR ROUTE INNESIIGATION.
\ Washington correspondent of the Lewiston
journal says In conversation with Mr.. Mil
llken, who is Il member of Springer> commit
tee now investigating the Star Route affair
asked:
.What i, the object of all his testimony
which your committee is taking:"
'Of course it is Sprnyer's idea to make pot-
ical capital out Of it. But, however interesting
reading the story of each witness may be, is
far a> | can judge. not much Of ANYTHING new
has been brought TO light. one of llr Witnesses
who Is probably a, conFer~ant with the whole
affair as any one, said TO me to-day that SPRING
er wasn't going to get anything new-tlai all
thl> late testimony was nothing but reha>h of
what Is already known. Now. this Is lust my
opinion. And what is more. if Springer intends
this It's All afraignncnt of the Republican party,
he is far exceeding the bounds Of Legitimate el-
idence. The idea of permitting witnesses to
tell what they heard rumorcd here and there
and on the street corners. Why three quarters
of this evidence would be inacmi>>ibic in Il
court of law-it wouldn't convict Il man of
stealing pound of candy
''IIave You heard Springer say how soon the.
would cease taking tcstmoHy:'
mo, nothing has been said about It,
NV hat Will be the outcome OF the whole
thing:'
Nothing, so far as can see. If should be
called upon to make "a minority report | should
say that the Republican administration took Il
hrm and square stand against all frauds in the
post office department. as soon as discovered,
and that 1t did all in its power TO convict the
criminals. That Il failure to convict is not di-
rectly attributable to neglect. but rather 10 the
unfortunate jury system which exists in the
District of Columbia.
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American Shipping.
TWO REPORTS PRESENTED ON REPRESENTA-
TIVE FISDIAY'S RIJJ

TWO REPORTS PRESENTED on RFppFsENr,
TIVE FINDLAY,s RTJ
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mittad two Wn Mn>
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Tba n,a;n.;t .a,7n+ o,ri. ''hil P' iiGo ~ uu's.
that thn nf fn;' 10 az say
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ncrrosa tha ton,'ra 81 h .,; io' I l'''i,
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cost of Amn;n.n cn7 tt ~ nGt I;eiI 'nI niSs
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-03-20

ARROWSIC, ME-. Dec. II. 1883
| have used Bradley's Phosphate more or less
for sixteen years, and think it Very bene-
fetal to all crops. | used it on pasture land
last year. dug up the rocks and cleared the
land of bushes, and turned it over and put on
about one-half ton Phosphate to the acre, and
>owed oats. They grew very stout and were
very nee. standing five feet high. also used
the Phosphate on potatoes and corn. and never
failed having good crops. In 1882. had a
piece of rough pasture land turned over. had
some Phosphate left after planting, so | put it
on this piece of land, sowed it with grass seed
and narrowed it in. and had very large crop.
q. NJ. HEAL
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-03-20
Brighton Cattle Market.

TUESDAY, March IL.
Amount of stock at market Cattle, ll55 sheep
and lambs, $3.50; fat swine, 1865.
Prices of beef cattle y 100 b live weight, extra
quality, So 621ad7 80, first. s. 1896 80; second,
s. 2ja5 621a third, 81 25a5 l2k; poorest grades
Of coarse oxen, bulls etc, 81 00g4 l2a
Brighton Hides, 7a71ac y b; Brighton Tallow,
&C Ii Country Hides, light ones. 6961sc h 4;
heavy, "a &c v ID; Country Talow, 4g5c " b. Calf
skins, lie v ib; Sheep and Lamb Skins, $l00a
u 81 each.
The quality of the Cattle brought into market the
past week has been mostly of a grade of Beef, the
larger part of which was intended for the export
trade. The demand for butchers Cattle has been
Inactive and prices were strong 1Sc lower than
Cattle sold for week since. Prices for Cattle
sold to butchers ranged principally from $6gS7 "
100 fb live weight. few extra Cattle sold at "a a
'ac " ID, live weight.
Sheep and Lambs-Prices for those brought from
me West have not varied much tor several weeks
past. Sheep costing from "a d1c. and Lambs from
'goc y h., live weight.
Swine-Western Fat Hogs have declined slightly
N price the past week; this week costing from "a
re H. live weight, &c less than previous quo
tations.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-03-20
WISELY AdOpted by nairYmen.

The adoption by most of the prominent dairymen
and farmers of the United States, of the Improved
Butter Color made by Wells Richardson & Co.,
Burlington, Vt, is proof of their wisdom in a
business point of view. Nearly all winter butter is
colored in order to make it marketable, and this
color is the BEST in regard to purity, strength per.
manence and perfection of tint.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-03-20
Generalities.

pay poll tax.
In England they have III varieties of peas
for planting.
| About one million acres of flax are cultivated
annually in the United States.
General Pope will make his home in Nilwau-
| kee, Wis. after next summer.
The new directory of Philadelphia contains
the names of nearly 5000 Smiths
OF the 100 members of the Iowa House, tifty
| say that they have no religious preferences.
Seven married women have eloped from
| Evansville, Ind, within the past three months
The Boston Produce Exchange has adopted
| resolutions against the further coinage of silver
| dollars.
All the girls of the period reported to be
having great fun in getting their pet cats photo
| graphed.
Dudley Ninton of New York, the law partner
| or Perry Belmont, has been arrested on a charge
| Of perjury.
In the Massachusetts Senate Thursday. the
| Boston elevated railroad bill was passed to be
engros>ed.
Noah Jackson, negro was hanged at Lake
| Providence, La. Friday week for The murder
OF his wife.
Rev. John |. InSkip, editor of the Christian
| Standard at Ocean Grove, n j., died at that
place the Ith.
| In the Massachusetts House March -lth, the
| phi providing for biennial elections was de-
feated l39 to -.
| Thomas Mast. after a long rest, has resumed
work, and llarpcr's Weekly VIII be more at
| tractiye than ever.
| shark has been captured off Taboca, an
| island fifteen miles from Panama. which meas
ured ;' feet in length.
| England and the Continental Powers have
| agreed TO make common war upon the Auurch-
i>ts and dynamite tiends.
Friday night Il snow slide half a mile wide at
Alta, Utah. swept away the works Of the New
Emma mine, killing T. men
| Elizabeth Calv Stanton, wa, elected Prc>i-
dent Of the Woman'> National Suffrage a>>ocia-
ton at Washington Thursday
The Mexican Central railroad was completed
the Nth. Junction Of the northern and south
trn divisions being made at FresniIlo.
Forty Of the New England eNcur,ionist,
Wlnerlng at Monterey will sail on the steamer
Alameda for Honolulu on the 10Th inst
Richard Calden. a Democratic politician of
Scranton, Pa, has been held in $1,000 bail on
the charge Of Issuing bogus tax receipts.
George F. Hunt Treasurer Of the Odd Eel
| lows Building Association OF Lowell is under
arrest on the charge of embelzliug 5270O.
The Massachusetts prohibition state COM
nlttte has adopted resolutions dcnouncng hi.h
| liren>ets d means of diminishing intcmpcrancr.
Owing to the snow blockade in Northern
| New York 10000 Young trout, Intended for
| Lake George, are delayed ana will probably
| die
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-03-20


Last Fall ploughed up three acres of worn
out grass land, and last Spring | spread about
two cords of coarse manure to the acre, and
applied Bradley's Phosphate at the rate of 800
pounds per acre, and sowed the piece to oats
have tried the four leading fertilizers sold in
our section, and am satisfied that Bradley's
Superphosphate is the best, most reliable, and
cheapest of any. VIM. RAND.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-03-20
ANOTHER CONSIDERATION.

We shall have constitutional prohibition if
women's views are counted in the decision |
am no advocate of extreme views on the ques-
ton of women's rights, but in municipal gov
ernment, when these great questions Of a pure
administration are to be decided, the voice of
all properly qualified. taX-paying women should
be counted. You may quote John Bright to me
on this question of constitutional prohibition
and say that it is unconstitutional to Danish so
much property. John Bright was speaking un-
der the English constitution and in an English
society. We must think and legisae for our
selves, and we cannot allow ourselves to be
destroyed by great evil. Earl Beaconstield
was wont to raise his jewclled finger and point
across the ocean and declare that no American
city was well governed. This is true concern
ing our great cities, those over 100000 in popu-
lation, and Others are being fast added to the
list What are we coming to when municipal
government is becoming hiss and by word?
Once more say let us lock the two great pas
sions of the Anglo-SaXon races love of home
and love of liberty around the neck of this hy-
dr;,-headed monster and throttle it forever.
Let the heart Of the Almighty God beat in our
politics and drive ou5 Cf s.lcm this great in
quity.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-03-20

Salt, Sulphur, Soda and Potassium, equal
quantities, will cure the worst forms of DlPll-
THERlA when taken in conjunction with Jad-
wins Pine Tar Syrup as directed. Sold by r.
Ii. Moody, Belfast.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-03-20

AI over The land are going into ecstasy ser Dr..
hlns's New Discovery for Consumption. Reir uH-
poked for recovery by the timely use Of r.is great
'ie saving remedy, causes them to go nearly wild
n i's praise u Is guaranteed to pothvely cure
severe Coughs Colds, Asthma. Hay Fever Bron-
cnit7, HOarseness, Loss of Voice, or any affection
ot the Throat and Lungs. Trial Bottles free at X.
II Moody's Drug store. Large size $l00.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-03-20

Full returns from the Kansas Congre ssonal
District in which the free traders made fight
show that Mr.. fouston has 5oS9 majority. In
1882 the an!i-Republican majority was 1925.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-03-20

Il have no faith in patent medicines is the
common expression of some ncredulous peo-
pie who have been "taken in by the voIumin-
Gus references of some nostrum. But it don't
stand the test. For Jadwin's Pine Tar Syrup
we only ask trial Sold by Poor Il Son, Bel
fast
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-03-20
| was weary of life, and longed for my death,
For all through the years I'd been coughin',
And thought every night that I'd soon loose my

The New York Republican State Convention
will be held at Utica on April 23d, next. The
State Committee recommends and advises that
the delegates to the Republican National Con-
Tention be elected by conventions held in and
for the respective Congressional Districts.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-03-20

Pcck's Bad Boy says he can sleep with his
nights, if he can only be furnished with good
supply of Jadwin'S Pine Tar Syrup. Verify, it
is Il balm for the afflicted. Price 25c. and s. per
bottle. Sold by Il. ii. Moody, Belfast.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-03-20

The failure of Alden b. StockwelI of New
York is announced. Mr.. StockWell was the
son-in-aw of Elias Howe, the inventor ofsthe
sewing machine, and not many years ago was
a Wall street king.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-03-20

A Toronto blacksmith advertised for helper
who "must be quick lightning" The first
man who applied for the situation carclessly picked
up a hot horseshoe and the blacksmith hired him at
once.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-03-20

contemporary says that Boston woman has dis
carded her husband and now pets her pug dog.
This was the style of Madam de Stael, who once
said: "rhe more l know of men the better like
dogs"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-03-20

The House on Thursday passed the naval
appropriation bill, with but one opposing vote.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-03-20
NUMBER IL.
Literary News and Notes.

Arthur "i'illans popular history OF the
Ailell lc''h leoP'e' mas "lreaoy reached It's
io"i I'll e'''''oh'
The April Century will contain profusely
illustrated paper by Mr.. Fred Mathcr on Prog
ress in Fish Culture
Mr. +. p. Roe is writing serial story for a
future volume Of st. Nicholas, and rot for The
Century, as already announced
! All of the ten thousand COPIES of the first edf-
tion of the Queens book have been sold. and
the publisher, are preparing another edition
p.,,,.,. l,,., r.p ,,,..
Endless Cham" is characterized by AL of tbc
best Qualities of her pouuIar hooks already
/ published.
Tho Navel, r,,,,,}or - tha - ta.,,.. ,,,o..,
c.,I,irot" -. ,....oti,. ,,,..,,.,I.,,I,a
-. av4r pric. q ~ +. ,.,r p,IIi.hoI ~, D.,
y4.cy street NH, MA
Ipdia,, Hi,Io .nld for ao7o uf.n.,,,IIa t,,,t
tbe b,,,er y..,. NOT ,>,i,,,,. to r. ,,,. hn,,, 49,
only. ono itiid ,h.i ,II.,,.I.
So
Ihc lr7' oi unique series Oh humorous
stories oE ivory hIacN VIII appear IN the
May century These stories are about artists,
ana the ha"'eS "i 'he characters are adapted
li'n the pISmen'' "I'h which painters are
i''li'H'F' ne name ol u'a HiH' story III lhe
| lN' p''"eN 'e''",'! oHe''" 'E ~ N'enola>'
lo' '''' 0''' Original illustrations oS Young al'-
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-03-20
Her Name.

In search. from A to u. they passed,
And "Margueria' chose at ast,-
But thought ii sounded far more sweet
70 call the baby "Marguerite.'
When Grandma saw the little pet,
She called her darling Margaret"
Next. Uncle Jack and Cousin Aggie
Sent cup and spoon to ''litlle Maggie
And Grandpapa the right must beg
70 call the lassie "bonnie Meg
From "Marguerita" down to "Meg"D
And now she's simply little Peg"
Mrs. l.. =. Wheeler, in st. Nicholas for March
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-03-20
phe Blaine Boom

MIR Hl-AINES NATIVE COUNTY PRONOU Noes
FOR HIM.
W AsIlINGrON, Penn. March 1n.-rhe Re
pubicans of thi, county met here to-day for the
purpose Of selecting delegates to the State and
National Conventions. +. +. Acheson was
chosen delegate to the National Convention
Among the resolutions adopted was the follow
ing:
Resolved. That we, the Republicans of his ma
tive county. recognizing his eminent fitness for
50 exalted position, are in favor of the NOM
ination of James G. Blaine as the Republican
candidate for President, and the delegates this
day elected are hereby instructed to vote for
delegates to the National Convention who will
support him and use all honorable means to st.
cure his nomination.
BLAINE CONFERENCE IN WASHINGTON.
me a>hlngton correspondent Of the Boston
Advertiser, says: An important conference Of
blalnt republicans was recently held in this
city, Mr. Blaine was not present, nor was he
aware OF the meeting. 1t was brought about
bN the belief that Blaine's name cannot be kept
out OF the campaign, and if he is to be a candi-
date his friends should take a hand in shaping
and directing Il canvass within short time.
ne anti Arthur republicans of New York and
pennsylvania have informed their leaders that
NE best man to rally their forces about is
Blame. No one else approaches his strength in
the district, where his supporters defeated the
Grant men in 1850. Mr.. Blaine had hoped to
keep out of the preliminary fight, and his lieu
tenants have done nothing in his behalf. They
have been looking, this year. for other candi-
dates to be sacrificed before bringing their fa-
vorlte forward. but, as things are going. Blaine
Will not be able to restrain his friends, and will
lind himself again IL candidate without effort or
intention.
NEW HAMPSHIRE PREFERENCES.
Naval officer Daniel Hall, of the Boston Gus
tom house, now in Washington, says that the
delegation to Chicago from New Hampshire
VIII not be united for any candidate. He
thinks, however, that Mr.. EdmundS will have
more of lis members than Mr.. Arthur. If
Blaine comes into the field he will be the favor
lite. Ex-senator Rollins, who desires to lead
The delegation. ha, been set down as an Arthur
man. lie discaim> this, and says. If elected.
he will 90 to Chicago without expressing 4
preference for any candidate.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-03-20


l'oieSSed
II Il great mistake to say that onI,
DISHONEST ignorant. and impure men are
fanatics IN religion. | frequently recall
Nhen Ihlnhlng ol these 'fnn1s, the Saunt
Iean lI@urc OF the oId IeaIhed Cahph wh'
SAT on his led camel outSiGe the gates 0
Jerusalem, demanding the Keys OF ttt
doomed clty. see him dine, as he sts
There, on tWe dried IFS and Il dllk o
water from me Ieathern oott!t al hN
"'il' rs nm dle al IdSt' altel All th'
"'aI''l ol tlle hiSI mas passed untouched
''il' '''5' ' 'i'9 l'''I'S' Nl'1 race Iittl i'ol
anu IL! 'i'l''' u 'nF S"'eS Oh he"Neh' ma
''' "eiS "oie i2iloI"ii'' odu Ill Ilf"lI
u ",'' iI'H ''''" ""' even t'e"a re-
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l@'"'h lilI9 NlIteSNi"h. oh" Is tempt
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''i0 J"UilleS " he"T rom the Lanes. lie
oileil ASKED men VINO mad SLOW teams
Ihe our own i they had seen this party
pass ihcS hd0 pech seen often. At
'"e Se'V'eillehl OF S3Il Lake he asked for
'lleiil III VAIN
one oay he Ventured to approach the
Wdtchlul ana silent giant who rested by
MS coltIn as lie read In the shade of the
WILLOWS and asked If ne had had any in
ioi lldtioii aoout the Lanes.
Inc man olily hltcd the lids of his
lo'io" eyes, looked moment at my
l'tlier' Ie' lhem 1alI, and again went on
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