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party Organization aud Leader hip.

The effect OF Mr.. Gladstone's manifesto
shows once more tho value Of leadership
in politics, and by comparing the changed
condition with that which Immediately
preceded 1t we may appreciate the differ
ence between organization and disorgan'
iz,tion. The Liberals went into the cam
paisn at sizes and seVens, three or four Of
their prominent men pulling as many
wsys, each DESTROYS Of taking the lead and
stamping into Mr.. GladstoGe's shoes.
There was between Mr.. Chamberlain
Lord Harrington and Sir William Vernon
Harcourt a sharp rivalry for the mastery
which til eatened disaster to the Liberal
party in the elections. But the master
mind of the party and Of the country
came to the front, took tho place he bad
won by years OF experience, by victory
and even by defeat. Gladstone sounded
the keynote. Leaders OF lesser degree
took their places, the party fell into line
closed up the ranks, and at once spocuIa'
ton begins its work on the next
Gladstone cabinet. While there was 20
policy and no leadership there Kas no
need to waste time making cabinet Tor
the Liberal party.
The Republican party has gone through
an experience ofthis kind, extended over
wears instead Of weeks, 1t was troubled
with an embarrassment OF riches. lthad
30 many men OF brains aud ambition who
could brook no leadership, who were deter
mined to drive The party into policies Of
their own, that the seeds Of discussion and
weakness were sown. The seeds fell in
ground ready to receive them. There ap.
peared class Of Republicans who felt
Themselves above the real leaders OF the
party and better than the party
itself. 1t became the fashion to de-
cry the great men OF the party and
to take.up with men who posed, rather
than stick to men who had the courage 10
act. The opposition was furnished with
campaign material which it wal not slow
to use, aud this peculiar strife was kept up
until the Democratic party walked into
power between the ritted Republican
ranks-iust as the Republican party had
gone in twenty.iour years before.
Without organization and leadership
parties are mere mobs. The men who
compose them may be moved by prin-
ciple. So ray mob have principle, but
the organization is what deals effective
blows. Republicans understand this bet
ter than they used to, and they are stand
ing closer together to-day because Of the
lesson they have learned. With the pos
sible exception OF the Mugwumpg, who
arc showing some signs Of willingness to
come back to the fold, Republicans here
after are not likely to deligh! thc enemy
as in days gone by. They have had
enough Of that kindof amusement to last
the present generation.
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Tho annual meeting OF the British AS
sociation closed with Thursdays session,
and was probably the mes. prnsaic on
record. Even the Usual Invitations from
the different towns extending hos.
p!talilies for next years convention
iaIed, with one exception. The de
liberatiors OF the ssyauts were brought
10 close by u dinner on Thureday
night. Several journalists were present,
and one Of them, with more humOr anu
courage than the rest, enlivened the pro-
ceediHgs in novel manner. He procured
a bean, stuck small flores into it far legs,
and with two snail beads made eyes. This
wonderful construction was then carefully
placed on plate, covered witha wineglass,
and passCd around the table for inspection.
labelled Newly discovered insect. "
Every enc OF tho men OF science was
deluded, and two presidents Of sections
warmly discussed the species Of the new
bug, to the great amusement Of those in
the secret. Finally the wicked journalist
exploded all tue previous learned hypo..
theses OF ths professors, and amid roars Of
laughterpavely gave hisown theories con-
corning the PhaSeolus rulgdriS.
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and the individuals who handle their own
money and are in the habit OF lending,
arc In the same box.
L.-Why, in the cities they have per
ieCt plethora Of money; 1t can b had IN
any quantities at the lowest rates ever
known.
Con gilt-edge security: there must
be no sembiance Of speculation in It; ana
calculating business men do not want It,
not only for speculation pure, but even ior
ordinary business purposes except simply
10 keep their heads above water) while
the present condition Of uncertainty exists.
Admitting that the depression is phe-
nomenal, as you say; that, OF itself, is the
most conclusive that 1t is the result OF the
"phenomenally" uncertain position OF the
administration with respect to taxation,
the tariff AID banking-coveEiDg the
whole financial policy otthe Government
While this uncertainty continues, the
only manufacturing that will be done VIII
be 10 supply the daily demand for actual
consumption. Capital has been ticEIed
back into its shell by the straw OF unCer-
tainLy and distrust, and will not come out
until the bAit oil confidence is presented. 4,
L. No, the money kings, built up anq
f1stered by tho policy aud iavorlusm, OF
the Republican party, seem determined 10
lock up trade and business oil all Elnds loi
the purpose OF manufacturing political
capital and maintaining their social caste,
by compelling labor TO accept their own
terms, even at the cost OF actual Justices 10
the laDoring classes. tell you levelIng
process must be inaugurated, or the con
Hict between capital and labor in this
country will be more terrible than that rG-
Gently between freedom AGd slavery.
G,.I cannot understand that there 10,
in fact, the conflict between capital and
labor that we are Consistently having pre-
sented to the poorer classes by designing
politicisns, either ignorantly or in sophis.
tica( peryersion Of the true principleso OF
political economy; and instead OF agra
waiting the idea that such conflict does
actually exist, I think 1t the part OF an
elevated craftsmanship and true patriot
lam 10 show that the true interests Of the
two ara inseparably blended together
Capital without labor, IKE 'ialth without
works. is dead; while labor without
capital, Ike wounded snake, can but IN
misery, drag its slow length along. But
who are the money kings who are doing
all this mischief? and DO they not belong
to both political pardes%
L.-No, they are Republicans, fattened
at the pubic crib by the favotit!sm Of the
Republican party. They are the Stantords
snd-hero client came in and cut the
conversation short, leaving me uncertain
as to whether the next lame was to he
Vanderbilt, and also how q man who is
engaged neither in manufacturing nor in
domestic or foreign commerce could pre-
vent others from either manufacturing OF
buying and selling. u.
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IN the INTERIOR
OF tho stats-The fOI,lIcEl Situation and tho
Hard Ttmes Talked About.

ofths BtAto-The POLITICAL Situation and the
Hard Ttmes Talked About.
Correspondence Of he EnteI!iCsnoa.
WASHINGTON, D. o., Sept. l9.-Being in
one Of the interior towns OF your State
few days ago, CHANGED upon the subject
OF politics and hard times with the fol-
lowing result. My first encounter was
with physician, who, like JET. Davis, as
you will discover, is still unreconstructed.
When asked how he liked the political
situation, he replied: "All right! The mill
Is grinding slowly, but it will grind to
powder before it is done. 1t would not
do, for the present harmony Of the DEM
ocratic party itself, for tho President to
move too fast in the direction indicated by
the sympathies Of q majority Of that party,
which, TO reconcile them aud the country
To the nomination and election OF jeff.
Davis In 1888. Three.fouEtbs OF those who
voted for MIR. Cleveland last year would
have preferred voting for Mr.. Davis then,
bnt they knew IL would not do to present
him until one Democratic administration
had prepared the country for it." l
answered ''y.e.s," and passed on.
next met a jolly Irish Republican, who
gave as his opinion, very enphasically ex.
pressed, that the hard times We are now
Experiencing would last three or four
years longer; "ior," said he, "you need
not argue the tariff question, or the bank
question, or the silver dollar question, or
the whisky and tobacco tax question to
prove it; but 80 to history and the Bible,
and II you can find where any country
ever prospered with alibertiRe and hang
man ut It's head, then l will give 1t up"
Next fell in with leading lawer OF
the pIace-a son Of one OF Old Virginia's
anis.bsllum governors, with whom the fol.
lowing conversation took place, and whom
we will call Mr.. L.:
n G.-Well, Mr.. L., how are times2
L.-Times are hard. / never saw any
thing like it. The depression Is most
phenomenal. The country full Of money,
Foods and produce, and nothing moving
every thing at q stAnd-still.
G.-But you don't say money Is plenty
in this section Of the countryP There is |
NOT q bank in the interior OF the State that |
could nov discount s., 900 on any security,
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ouR MARY.
What Some London Papers say of Miss

What some London Papers say of Miss
Anderson.
Here are some of the observations OF
London journals on Miss Mary Andsnon's
recent impcrsonation Of RO'alind at the
Shakespeare Memorial Theatre at STRAIT
tord.on.Ayon. The Times: "The young
American actress plays many parts, but
she has only one style, which Is more cal
culated to appeal TO the eye than 70 the
heart, always providing that the spectator
can restrain his impotence with the SOL
emn tragic airs, the studied graces, the la:
bored asiectation Of maidenly coyness and
simplicity, the smirks and the SMILES
which in her case take the place oil true
feminine instinct and girlish charm. 1t
happens, however. that ROsdiind is a patt
that lends itself to some Of Mis- Ander-
sons peCuliafilies of manner or method.
1t can seldom have hcen looked more
charmingly than it WAS on Saturday night,
when Miss Anderson enCased her tall
and slim figure iu tight lifting
dOublet and closely buttoned CATERS
reaching above the knee, the too mrscu'
line lines OF which costume were sub
dued by an ample brown cloak gracefully
worn" The telegraph: THAT the Amer
icsn lady's embodiment Of Shakespeare t
sweetest woman is tho best she has yet
given may be said without risk. Regarded
as an exposition OF human nature, 1t il
more subtle, varied, and fore BILE than any
other, while us work Of art 1t exhibitt
greater versatility and command over the
resources OF expression. To some extent
moreover, it reveals Miss Anderson in .
new phase. Instead Of GOODNESS We have
warmth; and for classic repose is substi
tuted vivaCi;y that almost errs on the side
OF resticSsnesa. The verdict OF The audi
ence could hardly have been more favor
able. Mics Anderson was called agair
and again tn receive unanimous applause
which reached its climax after she hac
spoken the epologue with admirable poin
and emphasis"
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q. +. LdihiOp IN the EOch'HT O"iW'
Ario Bates, OF Boston, hes been-tellinG
story of woman who went to Concord,
Mess, and asked fOrsom OF Ralph Waldo
Emeyson's old clothes TO use in poets
rug" SADIE OF patchwork. l can corob.
crate this story, because when l owned
and lived in The Wayside, Nathaniel
Hawthorne's old home at Concord, the
came woman applied on similar errand.
Being told that it wss was futile she
asked: MAY pick up something around
the place 10 carry away as a memento?"
Permission was granted and she finally
caught cricket in the grass Of the lawn
and put ii into bottle. She said she also
had d cricket from Enerson's front yard.
suppose she was demented; but how
much more demented was she than the
people who have been buying dust and
gravel excavated from the site Of Grants
Eomh?
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A Indy visiting in a large city attended
fashionable church, and through the
careleasness OF an usher was shown into a
private pew. Very soon fashionable
family came in, led by very PomPous
looking old gentleman, who stared an
grily at the offending stranger in his pew.
The lady, greatly embarrassed, arose and
said: "I-I-beg your pardon, sir; do you
ocCupew this pie2"
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rus and Outs Of Society.
,C,,.ono,,, Nan

Minneapolis MGH.,
A North Minneapolis lady recently en-
gagged new servant, and one day instruct
ed her to tell callers she was not at home.
A visitor asking for her mistress, Bridget
replied: mo, mum, she's not at hum"
"When will she return?" asked the cal
Ter. Faith, thin, and she won't return"
said Bridget. "What, has she gone away
for good2" "0cb, murther, she's not
gone. Win she's at hum she's not at
hum, and whin she's not at hum she's at
hum. Come when she's not at hum"
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TIE Blood wouID RuS-For tive years
l was great sufferer from CatGrrh, My
nosttis we're 80 sensitive l could not bear
the least bit OF dust; at time 80 bad the
blood would run, and at night l could
hardly breathe. After trying many things
without benefit used Ely's Cream Balm.
/ am aliyiDg witness Of it's efficacy. PETER
BRUCE, Farmer, Ithaca, n. Y. Easy to
use, price 80 ceuts. TThs4w.
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CoTFtTONut7Ft q w 4Is't''IyIl1SS'' -----
BEVERLY, ". Va, Sept. l6,-The Demo.
c.acy OF this place aIe considerably torn up
over the fight for the postotliCe and the
deputy cOllectnrship. The appointment
OF Con. Wilson rs Postmaster is severe.
~ denounced. About one hundred Demo-
Gratis have signed u petition asking for the
retention OF tho Republican incumbent.
1t Is thought that the bitter feeling will
continue and that one hundred Demo-
cratic votes will be cast for the Republican
candidate for Senator in this district.
NATo
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The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, UlCeg, Salt Rheun, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Ohilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively eures Piles, or no pay required. It
Is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 26 cents per boz.
For sale by Logan 4 %,
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Miss Laura Braden, Treasurer OF the
Washington & Waynesburg Railroad, is
said to be the only female railroad officer
in the country. 1t Is strange, too, since
women handle more trains than men and
know how to switch 'em off in great style.
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The tenacity with which people abide
by their early faith in Ayers Sarsaparilla
can only be explained by the fact that it is
the best blood medicine ever used, and Is
rot approached in excellence by any now
candidate for public favor. D&w
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Educational.
Mt. de ChantaI Academy,
NEAR WHEELING, VIVA

The thIrty.clShtb year of this well.Enovn Acad,
envy, under the charge Of the Visitation ynns
opens on the Grst Monday CT septemlc; next, and
continues ten months.
Pupils received &. any time in the session.
Those WHO desire to place their daughter In tn
Institution Attending exceptional advantages ia
the way Of hpslthipl aid de iGhtiul location, e,.
co!lent board, thorough discipline and instruction
at the hands OF lifelong teachers, In every depart
ment Of female education, including the modem
Languages aud music should send Tor catalogue
Of this echooL Atdns,
DirectreSs Of the Academy Of the Visitation,
nit. dc CHANrAL,
au2sntw Near Wheeling " Va
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TnE "Waut SOAP" universally acknowl-
edged to DO the biggest and best cent bar.
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neAtcaI.

THK "Y4nt Soap universally sckuowl.
alrnd tn i,p tho biggest and hest 5 rent bar
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Confectionery,
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
ATRAIEs-ExrIAAsSATI ALTON OF REFIEEEcG MARKS.
SDaily. tsundAy excepted. tAondGy excepted
Wheeling Time.
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XWHEELlNG & ELM GROVE R. R.
On and after MONDAY, May 4, 1855, trains on
Tie W. d Z g. 3. z. will leave as follows:


on SuNDAYN
Leave city st7A. n. and run every hour until .
Lave wheeling Park GtsA. n. and run every
'G W. SnHi WIZ suS = SIsaSa
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B., 2, . Q. KAllroah.
Leave DellRiFO at s;4oP. " for wOOdsHeld and
Ieavs Baiisire at elS 4. X for Summarized and
1I WV a Rall,In 1910 A. v and s.AnM
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n6oklSa'a Arnisa salvs.

THE "want Soap, universally acknowl.
edged TO be the biggest and best 5 cent bar.
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mi IrcE c0uEc A collection embodyIng
UULILGE SuHUoI the very quin;etSence Of
refined wit and jollity, with good nludc and
H. X Waite. Price 80 cts "a 50 per dozen.
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Music Books for the Fall and Winter.

cnuc eprCTINc The most tasteful and sat.
SUiu UhEL ", u iSiGctory collection Of vocal
music extNnt, for HIGH cgooIs. ACADEMIES &c.
by L. o. Emerson. trice 60 cts, &c per dozen.
The Republican journal., 1885-07-09
DIED

In this city, July 81, William Hail. aged g. years.
In Montville. June u, William Alexander aged
80 years, months and u days. Western papers
please copy.
In Camden, June 80, Mrs Anzaette Richards
wife of Henry T. Richards aged IS years, months
II days.
In Camden, June 30, Seth Heal, aged 60 years.
In Lineolnville. June %, Mrs Delorl j. Dean
widow of Avery Dean, aged a years.
In Lncolnville, june ~ frankie, son of Amasa
$. and Belle Heal. aged year and j months
In Thomaston. june p. Lucinda ID. Butler, agelt
33 wears, 9months, Is days.
In Kockland, July :, infant son Of Capt Fred q
Hail, aged days.
In Rockland, July l. sas kaech, aged ~ years
10 months days,
In Rockland, July |, Nellie W., wife of sidney
\. Morse. of Brockton, Mass, formerly of Rock
land, aged b years, months, - days.
In RocKland, june Is. Eliza j., wife of Roscoe
u Robinson aged 81 Years. o months, II days.
In Rockland, June y, John Rue, aged 81 years, 4
months. T. days.
In Rockland, June %, Edwin Lucas, aged II
years. month, y days.
In Castine, June "A, Mrs. Nancy Chamberlain
aged 81 years and months.
In Bucksport, June y. Eunite H. Cook aged u
years, months and % days.
The Republican journal., 1885-07-09

MONROE The 4th passed off very quietly here.
The Swanvle Band paid our band visit in the
afternoon and concert was given, followed by
dance In the e7ening. Few farmers will begin
hayiug this week. The grass is still growing ......
John Strattard lost his stallion Young Dirigo last
week. He was yenty years old and had been
very fast one in his day .... York \ Newcomb man
ufacturc 500 pairs Ct fish barrel heads per day at
their mill.
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Sad Havoc is Created

among the tenants of the mouth by allowing I'm
purtics to collect upon their surface in their in
terstices. SOZODONT removes every vestigc o
tartar from the teeth, and renders their premature
decay impossible. 1t not only imparts whtenes
and vigor, but communicates hardness and rusi
ness TO the gums. The breath acquires a most az
ceptable fragrance from its use; it is purely ho
tanic liquid, and may he relied ON to accomplish It
identifying effects without injuring the enamel lik
a gritty tooth paste 2w2s
The Republican journal., 1885-07-09
A Strong Endowment

Strong ENDOWMENT
is conferred upon that magnificent institution, the
human system, by Dr. Pierce's "Golien Medical
Discovery" that forities it against the encroaeh
ments of disease. 1t is the great blood purifier and
and remedy for consumption, bron-
chitis, and all diseases of wasting nature, its in
tluence is rapid, eticacious and permanent. Sold
everywhere.
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Edwin Frost fed at his restaurant on circus day
between 800 and 400 persons.
Those wishing to become life or yearly members
Of the Belfast Humane society for the prevention
of cruelty to animals requested to consult DIR.
j. e. Brooks, treasurer. or A. W. Robinson, agent.
DEATH OF A UNION VETERAN. Ahner F. Shel
dom a member of Thos. Ii. Marshall Post, g.
A. X, died at his residence at the Head of Tide in
Belfast, on the "a day OF July. The cause of his
death maarial poisoning, contracted while in
the [ ;. Service in South Corolina as a member Of
Go. l. 18th Maine Infantry. He had long and hard
struggle for life all these years since l>66. and i'm
ally had 10 yield He brave soldier, an ear
NEST friend and a devoted husband and father He
leaves widow and three children, the youngest
but four months Old. The funeral services took
place AT The church the Head Of the II lie, and in
addition lo the usual services, the service of the o.
\. r. over a fallen comrade was held at the grave.
TIE services were pleasant and impressive and
hitting tribute 10 the deceased by those who stood
shoulder to shoulder in The defence and preserve
'ou of our uation unity the days Gifts greatest
peril
SHALL WE ENCOURAGE THE BOYS enterprise
Should or appreciated at all times" writes Pros
beet subscriber There are some of our Young
men 4, hose. li-b and -oabea,iativ4nes. shopld he
,.t,I,, ,if "a, 4 4n4oprat,ad Two v.nug men of
,.to,tf,., Lana. "a Amos a,,d Ior.,, a Eraip
+qrfa4 ,,,t 10; ,,,.., o+ ,rorl ami fof,I . mar, .t
N,,.,,. Waldo ,,I ,.a,+oi az, o,i,ti t,,tl+ T., bfs
i,-.,i,,. l.,.. I. ,.o. m ,trt,.a,. f,,. ,,, oil
- "a. I. .,.ta.t.,, f.,,,, H.. not, t,,,., q NON.
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s.t.~
ENHNuW At BELFAST. Baruums "Greatest
-r.V 600 Earth" has come ami gone. Ii was the
u-.-l talhel of ,.g'it lu Waldo county for weeks,
80. t be Bsruuul Aa- 'p,i.ci Ms word" Il Is DOUBT
SOW If ns. company ever again visit belfast. If
B-uH.u bailt "rlel-c5 mis- ,rl' lnai this was
H-- iI-l siSlt the many disastrous incidents occur
ring DO "atunsto Belfast While here, ana in getting
t"At' would preclude the possibility OF MS ever
r-hH rr5urnin- The show j too ponterou7 and
expansive tHF " Town IKE be41a>t. me three trains
NN-D. TRANSPORT tH~ large company entered upon
The Republican journal., 1885-07-09

In the Hanan-Lee race Saturday at Lake
Sylvia, n. T., Hanlan won by /! lengths in >!
minutes.
The Republican journal., 1885-07-09

The report of the slaughter of General Garcia
and 400 Mexican soldiers by the Yoqui Indians
is confirmed.
The Republican journal., 1885-07-09

The State convention of the prohibitory party
of Ohio nominated Rev. A. b. Leonard for
Governor.
The Republican journal., 1885-07-09
HAVE YOU COT

4 Ba:kache, Drawing-down Pain, Weary, Tired
Colored Urine? If you have any Of these troubles
vol bilious? Have you j-4ndice? Do you have
patton? If so, you have Liver Complaint and shou
MRS CHAs- HATHoRN, 81 Pearl St, Bangor, has
been very low with Kidney Disease; she had been
confined to her bed for some time Had a con-
slant and intense