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In Belfast, July 80, Bryan MrCabe, aged 20 years
and mos.
In Belfast, Aug. |, Jane p. Coombs aged - years
and mos.
In Northport Aug. /, Abbie +. Ierrick, aged IS
years.
In Northport Aug. 3d, Samuel Crockett, aged 81
years and months.
In Jackson, Aug. 4th, Joseph Mason, aged 20 yrs.
In WinterpOrt, Aug. s. Mrs. Lucinda L., widow
of the late Thcophilus Cushing, aged "A years, II
months, days.
In Demerara, British Guiana, July 4th, Mrs.
Clara f., wife of Capt James F. showers, of Sandy
Point, aged IS years.
In Camden, July 80, Paul stephens, aged - years,
10 months, 8 days.
In Boston, July -, William Merriam, of Boston,
formerly Of Camden. aged ~ years
In Camden, July -, Ann NJ. Clough, aged -
years, months and II days.
In lslesboro, July n, Amelia L., daughter of
Capt Henry p. and Sarah A. iiatch, aged 10 mos
In Rockland, July 81, Mice, wife of Ertstus z.
Rollins and daughter of Capt James Adams, aged
% years, months & DAYS.
In Antagonist, Nova Scotia, July =, Thomas
Lindsey, formerly of Rocklund aged about g. wears.
In Rockland, July rs, sylvester IL SAWYER aged
56 years, II days.
In Ellsworth. July %, Mr.. Leonard p. Burns,
formerly of Trenton, aged 81 years; July 2I Sarah
Frances, only daughter of John ID. and E>tcla
Harrington, aged years, IL months and Is d;ty :,
Il native of Virginia City, Nevada.
In Eureka, Wis, July . Mr. John y. Chamber
lain formerly Of Ellsworth, Me. aged g. wears and
months.
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Boston Market.

BOSTON, Aug. 2nd.
BUrTER-The best western creameries are In
very good demand at p 922c; northern diaries are
closing out fairly at l9920c for best lots with Yer
mont selections at PIC; northern creameries 23c
Vermont dairy, selected tubs, 20d2lc, Franklin
county, VT, best dairy lots, 20c; New York and
Vermont dairy 19c; western, creameries Bic; dairy,
good to choice l59 &c. imitation creamery, choice
l59l6c lade packed lac; Franklin county, box es,
finest diaries, y 923c good to choice 1SG20c poor
to good Il5c; trunk butter fancy 925c good to
choice lS123c.
CHEEsE-Best northern factories keep pretty
well sold up at ga 9l0c. There are but few west
ern good enough to exceed SC. New York, choice
st. Lawrence Co., ~ 9l0c; Vermont, choice 91a g
l0c; Vermont, sage 1014c; New York and Vermont,
fair to good 7has1ac; western 81 c; skim and part
skim g4c
EGGs-Ice- house eastern are hard to sell at over
I9c and some marks are difficult to place at any
price; Canadian, island etc are selling fairly at
1871 g20c near by and cape 22c eastern 2092lc; do
Aroostook county 1913 d201ac; n. Y. and Yer. 20g
bic; western choice fresh 1S9l9c.
HAY-Choice grades of hay are firm, and strictly
prime fresh-pressed will sell at $40, and in some in
stances even higher figures obtained Anything
below prime grades are not moving very well and
prices are no higher.
BEANs-Beans firm for choice domestic stock of
all kIlds and there is good fair demand for this
of the year. Receipts continue moderate
and large portion of the trade is in foreign stock
observation-disclosures plenty and dull; de
mand Is very light and confined wholly to the city
trade most sales at 81 a. %; receipts quite
liberal, and some lots in bad order.
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Amo lg the numerous "a llways operated in the
New England States, none has attained a higher
degree of excellence than the Boston & Maine. 1t
has seduously studied the interests of the travel
ling public, in regard to both equipment and ser
vice. until no more complete road can be found. It
operates now over 200 miles of main line and
The bed and rolling stock are maintained in per
feet order, permitting the highest rate of speed
consistent with safety. and no appliance has been
to all the Maine beaches, is the only direct
route between the thriving cities Of Saco. Bidde.
ford, Dover, Great Falls, Haverhill, Lawrence and
Lowell, and, as through line between the princi
pal cities of Maine and Boston, offers unequalled
advantages to both business travellers and tourists
Its well earned popularity is daily increasing.
The volcano of Popocatapeti is 1000 feet high
er than Mount Blanc, yet two American women
are said to have climbed to the summit.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Republican County Convention

TTNHE REPUBLICANS OF WALDO COUNTY
i will meet in convention at the Court House In
Belfast, on Saturday, the 9th day of August next,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of nominating
candidates for the following Offices viz two Sen,
ators, Sheriff, County Attorney, Judge of Probate
Register of Probate and County Treasurer
The basis of representation will be follows
Each town will be entitled to one delegate and an
additional delegate for each fifty votes, traction
of twenty-five votes, cast for Governor Robbie in
1882. This basis entities the several towns to dele
gates as follows viz:
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Spartan Warfare

Is the kind you must carry on when the enemy is
Rheumatism Neuralgia. The blood must be
ceansed of its poisonous acids The muscles must
be relaxed. The joints must be set free. For all
these there is but one specific, and that Is ATHLO
PHoRos A. S. Baker, 800 w. Harrison St, Chica
go, writes: "Have been victim of Rheumatism
for years. My head was drawn over my left shou
der. Half bottle of ATHLOPHOROS made me q
well man. For fifteen years my wife suffered with
her back. The other half of the bottle gave her en-
tire relief"
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To THE EDITOR OF THE JOURNAL. Will you
indulge as, the W. G. T. u, in few remarks sug-
Sested by the announcement of the able lectures
to be given in our city the coming month. No doubt
your readers all know of and will wish to hear
Gen Neal Dow who will be here the 18th of this
month. He needs no introduction to our citizens;
he has been here before and his name is sufficient
introduction We wish to introduce Miss Frances
E. Willard to our people-she has never been here,
but some of us have heard her, and we can
you that you will be richly repaid by hearing her.
Miss Willard has won great name throughout
our whole country, having visited every state and
Terrtory-speaking to very large audiences and
winning all by her eloquence and logic. On the
Pacific Coast she was greatly honorcd, and in Eng
land won laurels by her eloquent lectures. We do
most earnestly urge our citizens to go and hear her
for their sakes and for the credit of the city.
If the voters of our city will go and hear the strong
reasons that these able lecturers may give for the
Constitutional Amendment they may be better pre-
pared to vote right. John b. Finch of Nebraska,
"head of the Order of Good Templars of the World"
will lecture in city Sept. 3d. you see, friends
we are to have a feast of good things during the
coming month Let us be courteous enough to
give all good house, and help on the noble
cause Of temperance for which they SO earnest
ly working.
Per order of W. G. Il. U. of Belfast.
The Republican journal., 1884-08-07


The kickapoo Indian encampment broke camp in
this city on Tuesday, and the party has gone to
Bucksport. We tender sympathy to Bucks
port friends
\ paper balloon about ten feet in diameter fell
into the river the railroad bridge at the Point
Friday evening. The wind was blowing freshly
from the north AL day.
The Belfast cornet band gave a concert at CITY
Point ON Monday evening. The ladies got up a
picnic supper for the band, which was served at
the house Of Mrs, Gardner
Twelve hours after the burning of the Green
Mountain House, Mt. Desert, Mathews Bros, of
this city, received an order for the doors and sash
Tor the new building to be erected there.
Ma-kerel struck into our bay on sunday, and
Large quantities were caught The harbor was liter
ally alive With them, the fish jumping out Of wa
ter rs far up - the lower bridge. The fish were
good sized ones too.
n man WAS in Belfast last week, soliciting orders
foi hats our friends had better patroniAe our
nowe people, tlose who help pay the taxes and
make onr city what il is. The journal goes in for
loru trade. ami Is opposed to ali Sidewalk meI-
chants.
Mr. George MAYO, u this city carved tile cap
>lollo to- le placed over the main entrance TO MIR L.
h- Ht1e,tiut- hl~k at jacksonville. The stone
contained iho uune "Ha1eltine, l,,4" in large
rhs- tnd polished letters The stone is NOW on
I.~va2 south.
iiDe sea Brcr]e last week gave 4 roster of the
ocuer- m the Camp ground AMI south shore
NaAr'It There were $50 residents on thr grouna
HNi 1t tie euI nf the wees the number L. eNI-cted
' .Nch >'o Thirty Of the l25 cottages GA tine
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The Board of Education of Chicago has just
completed census of the city. 1t shows d
population Of G29 900, an increase at the rate
of about 12a per cent. per annum since the
United States census of 1880.
The Republican journal., 1884-08-07

70 TIE EDITOR OF THE JOURNAL. In your
issue OF last week was article written by DR.. j
w. PearSons in reply TO letter signed Subscriber
written tour weeks ago, upon the Amendments
Now | feel Justified in replying to it. He states
that "either did not know the object of that
ing chose to place the Lodge and especially the
officers In false position"
In reply to the first will say this: If the object
of that meeting was for the discussion and support
of the Amendment my statement was correct. If
ii only for the discussion, did not understand
it. In regard to the position of the Lodge will
only say this, that the affirmative of that question
was ably supported by two leading members, but
it only received majority. Now if Mr.. Pearsons
was placed in a false position, he placed himself
there by making the statements which he did,
disputantS. infer from what he says i'll the article
failure | propose to answer this by giving statis
tics which have at hand. The whole number Of
arrests for drunkenness made In Lewiston, which
has population of 1903, during the year of 1881,
80, against l09 in Lawrence, Mass, with a
population of 39,l1S, where license law was in
force, and the law Is rigdy enforced in Lewis
ton as in Lawrence In the face of such facts as
these, there are men and newspapers who pretend
to be for temperance, who brand prohibition as a
failure. Now if Mr.. Pearsons is in favor of the
Amendment, and intends to support it at the COM
ing election let him inform the public through the
Journal, and not wait four aceekS to make up his
mind, as ii will then be too late to render us much
assistance In order to Substantiate my statements
it may be well to add, that there leudinq men,
6erS of the Lodge who ready and willing to
support what have said.
HERBERT MOREY.
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FL NEW
BeIiaStSkattiiIlg Rink
MUSIC BY A
Newly Organized Band for Skating,

NFSSrs. 5 -fNBORN e CHASE.
Nonday. HcdHcsd0y 0!td S0tHl'-
dag ercniItGs d"rjn0 the season.
-ldmHt0ltcc % cfS.: use Of Skates
10 cts.
U'crincsd0V 0JtcrH0on crciUSirc
to L0dicS amt Misses. .SufHtri0U
"fteF9,ooHS for boys. .4tWjftu,cc
l5c. for aftcFHO0n sessions.
Er"Hjl,g Sessions : to 10. IJfrI'-
moan sessions 2 to >.
I'HeSd0Y dllH IWHrSsi0V rHeHjHgS
tie RipE WtH be oicH for lie Hsc Of
beginners N1d those Of nat mHch
practice. We MHSjc. .f|WjsSiOn
0HG states Is rents.
The management rrsrrrcs the
l'j0ih on bch0if Of the p"trons to
reuse 0dHtjssjnn to objectionable
parties
Il. II. COOLIES. Proprietor.
Belfast. Fen. =, l~>t.-tfIo
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For Sales

4 Il my real estate, part of the same being forty
N acres of land, with buildings tirstclass >tua-
ted on Pacific, Atlantic and W Aldo avenues within
two blocks of PostnilicU, Custom House, Court
House. churches and stores. Those wishing to en-
JOY city and country life az the same tine should
put in an appearance at once. AlSoall those splendid
waterfalls of seventy five feet controlled by rock
dams suitable for heavy and light manufacturing
with forty acres Of land. located upon Goose River
and the harbor, within fifteen hundred feet of steam
boat wharf and railroad. Upon one dam and its
surroundings grst and plastermill, store houses
for grain wharycs lee houses for storage of thir-
teen thousand tons Twenty thousand tons can be
taken from water to fill houses and run on vessels
at the wharf. If parties having capital to utilize
all of said property, should choose to purchase in
stead OF investing in bonds that are exempt on can
be placed beyond the reach of being taxed, IL. h,
Perce would like to see them put i'll an appearance
within the next sixty days that he may be able TO
report soundings obtained. ii. +. PIERCE.
Belfast Aug. 6, lSS4-3teOw32
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MARRIED..

In kankaree, Illinois, July -, Oscar r. Andrews,
of Joliet, Illinois, formerly of Camden, and Am;tn-
da Harrington, of kankarce
In Washington, July 20, Norrington Sidelmgcr
and Margaret E. Cushman, both of Union.
In Stockton, California; june II, Charles ). Cobb,
of stockton, and Isabel Paine, formerly of Rock
land.
In North Sc'igwch, July l3, Mr.. William L. Clos
Bluehl.
In Orland, July 23, Mr.. Clarence L. Turner and
Miss Alice A. Leach, both of Orland, july ., Mr..
Winfield ;. Gross and Miss Frances A. Bowden,
both of Orand.
In Deer Isle, July y, Mr.. Elmer f. Spotforu and
Miss Nettie Y. Joyce, both of Deer Isle
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Polish the Youngsters Teeth

fOIlSn tne 10unsStefS 1eetn
With SOZODONT, and when they grow up their
mouths will be garnished with sound and hand
some ones. The foundation of many a toothache is
laid in childhood by neglect, and it is very import.
ant to the well-being of either child adult that
the teeth should be well taken care of. Bad teeth
are no fit masticators of the food, and breed dys-
pepsia. Make them white and strong therefore,
with SOIODONT, a preservatlve of supreme eN-
cellence and purity. Use it without delay. lm32
The railway department Of the Dominion
government has decided that the Welland
Canal should be deepened so as to give IA feet
of water on the stills and that this work should
be completed by the spring of 1886.
81 have been dreadfuv troubled with disease of
The kidneys and liver during the past six months
a new man" Isaac w. Fairbrother, Providence,
RI
The Nebraska commission on the Texas fever
reports that the disease Is confined to a certain
locality, that it Is not contagious and that the
railroads have promised not to bring IN any
more Texas cattle until after frost.
Rough on Rats" clears out Rats, Mice I5c
Rough on Corns," for Corns, Bunons, l5c.
Thin people. "Wells' Health Remover" restores
health and vigor, cures dyspepsia, &c. ST.
"Kough on Toothache' instant relief. l5c.
Ladies who would retain freshness and vivacity
don't fail to try Wells Health Remover"
chu-paiba," great kidney and urinary cure.
Flies, reaches, ants bed-bugs, rats, mice, cleared
out by though on Rats" l5c
"Rough on Coughs" trochcs, l5c., liquid, 25c.
For children, slow in development, puny and
delicate, use ''Wells' Health Remover"
though on Dentist" Tooth Powder Try it. l5c
Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Sexual Debility
cured by "Wells' Health Remover" 81.
Mother Swans Worm Syrup, for feverishness,
worms, constipation; tasteless, &c.
Singing, irritation, all Kidney and Urinary
plants cured by "Buchu paiba." 81.
Night sweats, fever, chs, ma lara dyspepsia
cured by "Wells' Health Remover y
My husband (wrtes a LADY, is three times the
man since using "Wells' Health Renewer."
If you are falling, broken, worn oft and nervous
use "Wels' Health Remover" 81. lyeow23
Prevalence Of Kidney complaint in America;
'Buchu- paiba" is quick, complete cure 81.
The Republican journal., 1884-08-07
Straight GreGnbaCk County Convention

Per order Waldo County Republican Committee
WIN. II. FOGLER, Chairman.
j. w. BLACK, Secretary.
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All voters of Waldo County who favor the prin-
ciples of the National Greenback Labor Party and
who opposed to fusion with either Of the old par
ties requested to send delegates County Con
vention to be held at the Court House in Belfast,
Friday, August s, 1854, at 10 O'Clock \. NJ, to
nominate candidates for the following County
Offices: Senators, County Treasurer, Judge of
Probate, Register of Probate, County Attorney and
sheriff, also to choose a County Committee.
The basis of Representations will be as follows
Each town will be entitled to one delegate and an
additional delegate to every 30 votes, or maj or
traction thereof, cast for Joseph l.. Smith in 1879.
This basis entities the several towns to delegates
as follows, viz: Belfast 5, Belmont ,, Brooks ?,
Burnham 3, Frankfort 4, Freedom ;, Islcsboro i,
jackson ,, Knox. ,, Liberty ), Lncolnvillc 6, Mon
roe 4, Montville 3, Morrill, |. Northport ,, Palermo
= Prospect ;, Searsmont f. Searsport ,, Stockton 3,
Swanvllc2, Thorndike |, Troy 4, Unity ;, Waldo 2,
Winterport 4.
Per order Grecnback County Committee
l.. G. BATEMAN, Chairman.
WAILAND kNOWLrON, Sec'y.
Towns are requested to choose Town Com
mlttee at their caucus and send in their names to
the Convention.
The Republican journal., 1884-08-07
IACTAR-T,

Pure, IIealthtul, Refreshing Drink, aiding d
gestion. Sold by Druggists everywhere. Inns
AVERY LACTATE CO, Boston, Mass.
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Refrigerator for Sale.

THE subscriber has a large and very fine refrig
orator, made to order for his use, which
will be sold for half the original cost Apply to
DIR. |. HILLS,
ft3l 10 Main Street, Belfast
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Caucus Notices.

BEIMoNT.-The Republicans of Belmont are re-
quested to meet ut Geo. Mears' store, Wednesday.
Aug. 6th, at q O'Clock F. NJ, to choose delegates to
attend the County Convention to be holden at the
Court House i'll Belfast, Friday, Aug. g. 1851 at 10
O'Clock A. VI.
PER ORDER TOWN CON.
Belmont, July Is, 1884.
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ONLY ONE DCLLAR!
For "Wusic on the Uuters,"
THE BANGOR BAND
QUARTETTE

In uniform will accompany the excursion. and
give two Band Concerts during the trip, in
GLIDING two Cornet Solos by r. h. Hail,
the eminent Cornct Soloist. The
The Republican journal., 1884-08-07

BURNHAM. Farmers are nearly done haying....
Fishing parties are frequent on the lake and many
white perch and hornpouts are hooked. a party
of gentlemen and ladies from Waterve tent
ing IN the Winnicook Steam Yacht CO.'S picnic
grove, where they can enjoy rowing, fishing and
other amusements. Friday, Sth inst, sabbath
school from DNmont have picnic, and saturday
evening there will he dance in the hall in The
same grove. Lewis Batchelder is stoning a Gel
lar preparatory to bull ling a new house this
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MONKoE. The Republicans met in caucus at the
town hall saturday and elected the following dele
gHtes to attend the county convention: Franklin
Chase, F. l.. Palmer, B. \. Curtis. Melvin Grant.
some large lots of hay still remain to be cut. Old
farmers say there has not been so hard year for
getting hay this tor number of years. IF }.
Bailey Is carCling large lot Of wool this year,.
\ small worm resembling the caterpillar is doing
much damage to apple trees in this vicinity. The
cheese made at this factory this year in pronounc-
ed the best ever made here. Mr.. j. X. Staples
has injured his hand quite severely with chisel.
C. II. Thurlough intends TO train his stallion
LedO for the fall races.
The Republican journal., 1884-08-07

THORSDIkE. The temperance meeting held here
last sunday evening Il in every re
spect The hall was filed TO overlooking. The
meeting was called to order by Hon Joseph Far
well and prayer was offered by Rev. Mr.. Jones of
Unity. Dr. Billings the first speaker His re-
marks We're very interesting and impressive He
held the close attention of the audience for more
than an hour, and they would have been glad to
have had him talk longer but the time was some
what limited and there were others present that
the people were anxious to hear. NJ. j. Dow, q.
W. {. of Maine was called next and responded in
some very able remarks which highly apprc-
ciated 10y the audience. He was followed by Prof
Wesley webb of Delaware, the q. W. c. T. of that
state, and pleased TO say that he first be-
came member of the order in Sayward Lodge
l. o. g. T. He was then Il resident of the town of
Unity. The following persons installed as
officers of Sayward Lodge /. 0. G. T. on Saturday
evening by Benz. Ames l.. ID: G. III. Rich, W. e.
T.; Mrs. McManus. w. V. T.. Miss Isabel Corn
forth, w. II. s.; Miss Eva Ees, W. l.. s.; Arthur
Ward, w. s.. Bell Cornforth, w. A. s.; Nelson
Cornforth, w. F. s.; Clara Ward, w. T.; E. }.
Lander, w. NJ; Lizzie Eels, w. d. NJ; Mrs. J. P.
Drummond, w. c.; Chas Ceasby, w. L. G. After
installation tables were spread and number of
friends invited in and all sat down to a picnic
supper. After supper Mrs. w. H. Sayward was
called upon and read chapter of chronicles that
made the house merry for some time. Gen. Neal
Dow is TO speak here Aug. 18th in the afternoon
Temperance. All are invited. The following
officers of Bethel Lodge, No. 302, L. o. G. T., were
publicly installed last week by State Deputy NJ
}. Dow NJ 7. Higgins, W. C. T.; Mrs. NJ. F.
Higgins, W. V. T.; Abbie A. Small, w. S.; Lizzie
J. Harmon, W. f. s.; Alice Roberts, w. 7. G. S.
Small, W. Chap; Ernest Putnam w. M; Sophie
Chase W. L. e.; Hosea Hubbard, w. o. g.; Stella
Stevens, W. ID. NJ; Mrs. Davis, W. A. s.. Josie
$. Files, W. X. II. s.; Oracle Files, W. l.. III. S. !;
e. NJ. Higgins, p. w. C. I. After the installation
Bro. Dow and Dr.. A. j. Billings spoke the sub
ject Of the proposed Prohbtory Amendment.
Their speeches were very interesting and held the
close attention of the audience. Remarks were
also made by Rcvs. Pratt, Drew, Bracket and
Tasker, all of whom spoke in favor of the amend
ment. Quite large number were IN attendance
and the meeting was success in every respect.
Rev F. Tasker is about closing his abors here, and
will soon move to Cornna.
The Republican journal., 1884-08-07

81 have been dreadfullv troubled with disease of
the kidneys and liver during the past six months.
HUNTS Kidney and Liver REMEDY has made me
new man." Isaac w Fairbrother Providence,
Il. |.
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will assist at each concert and render choice Sc
lections including several solos. And the
Moon is expected to be on hand to add
to the enjoyment of the return trip.
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IHL AMENpNiNl CAMPAIGN. Rev. A y. Phelps
addressed small audience on the constitutional
amendment in this city on Thursday evening last.
-..-t'en. Ned DOW, of Portland, will deliver
series OF campaign speeches in Waldo county
follows; BurnhaIn, August II, Unity y, Thorn
dlhe -, Brooks H. Belfast Il, ami other places to
be arranged fnr n is hoped tbe peonIe viii furp
Guy IH i"F'e Tor ttfy are sure 70 be well repalt.
Mis- ]. h. willard, the head of the Women's
,-t,.,,, r,.,, ,,,,,,,o Tr,; ,,,l ,, Of .h tt,
mn w ~ " ~ 7'
ladies Ia this country will adrc IS the citizens of
Belfast in b.half of the amendment ON Erid.,
-
evening aug -'th -'''ohh d. flhch, OF NeDrasha,
hc;td Of the order of Good Templars of the world,
,,tli. e,,.,t ~, Dolce. .a.4 81. \, , NJ
P'" az poi'ast sept ''h'-''M- d. low, 81
hf""h7' o. ". e., VIII continue to speak at public
meetings of g. L. Lodges on the auestion of the
amendment ana iota ,;,e :. ~. =.
49, ' i'u'9oii III ioa'nhe's ~
answer cails.-F. w Gowen, of Freedom, will
speak ii No Appietop Aug -tb. Observation-Disclosures
, son. pot,,,,,+ ,,, NH, IN, '''
aug ''' ''''r'"' N'rher' aug 'th; Centre Mont
Vile, Aug. l0th....Dr y. J. Billings of FIR eedom
and NJ / Do,y nf Rrooks will snaat ar, tho ol
''' Pc" WI INC "'hen'''
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The railway department of the Dominion
government has decided that the Weland
Canal should be deepened 50 as to give IA feet
of water on the stills and that this work should
be completed by the spring Of 1856.