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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-12-24
Presidential Apnoiutmen is.

SENATOR HALE'S ATTITUDE IN REGARD 10
THEN.
The attention Of Senator Hale having been
called to the numerous and conflicting state
ment> Of his attitude in the recent Republican
caucus i'll relation TO the policy to bc pursued
III regard to the Presidents appointments. he
said:
Il cannot, of course, give any account of the
proceedings of the Republican caucus on Fri
day touching Presidential nominations which
came before the senate, and have no desire to
do so. can only properly say that all the ac-
counts which have seen in New York papers
have been entirely freaks Of Imagination, and
have no foundation in fact. | have lust been
Informed by telegram from Boston tllat the
Herald correspondent states that | took ground
opposed to President tleyelmd'> appointments
generally. | wish here, because the subject is
an important one, and the course of the Eepub-
lean party upon ii may be largely affected by
itS standing with the public. to state What my
own position Is now and has been everywhere
since the present administration came in. am
III favor OF confirming good appointments and
rejecting bad ones. If President cleveland
takes the responsibility Of removing good Of
iiccr who is serving under fixed term of Of
nee, whose term has not expired. and appoints
Ill his place good man, against whom no OBJ
lection lies, propose to leave the responsible
tN with the president and to confirm the nolni-
nation. | would reject Ill nominations of men
With bad records. and would emphasize the
contest mate III rucil cases iii cOntirmin. GOOD
appointments. In this | oppose some ol The
oldest senators i'll the party, who believe all
nominations should be rejected where removals
are made under fixed term Of office unless
such removals are based Oh the unlitncs- Or
utlllQurnclcS OF the party removed. | liiNt
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Eright0n (attle Markct.

BOSTON, II ESDAA, Deg. -.
Amount OF live stock at markct-Cattle I32s
sleep and Lambs 1850 Swine l2.JS0. Ncal~ 90.
Horses 600, humber of e,ttin Cattle l33N Canada
Cattle y
Prices of Beef Cattle per 100 lbs live weight
Extra quality ST % 9 p, first quality - 25G
, S1i2, second quality - 1jul -, third quality
81 50a4 i2+a poorest grades of oxen, Bulls.
SC. 50 00d3 37la.
Brighton Hides s8esc y III. Brighton Tallow 1c
= Ii, Country Hides - dsc T. IL. Country Tallow
&c y b. Calf skins Ice y III; sheep and Lamb skins
Soc dSl 10 each.
There has beena fair supply Of Western Cattle
brought INTO market the past week. MANY of them
of an extra quality are costing fully up our hi 4
est quotations being intended for the CA port trade
The trade for butchers Cattle opened dun and i'll
active al decline in prices equal to iac a from
those obtained one week since for the same LI3de>
Of cattle. There had been but Il few sales effected
up to noon on Tuesday with but few BUYERS around
the yards the trade being called very dull 10y drov
er~.
>lEEP AND LAMBS. Those from the West were
nearly all uW ned b! butchers. At the present time
Western sheep are costing landed at the wards from
~ -,c, Lambs from : aGc T. H. live weight.
SWINE. tattrn Far Hogs are costing butchers
from q 'ac + h. live weight The supply brought
N was hot 50 heavy a. that OF one week ago
All owned by Me~sr-. J. p. >quirrS 4 Co.. {. H.
North X Co. and Niles Brothers.
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A sudden bright suspicion caused his heart to

sudden bright suspicion caused his heart to
beat almost to sutiocation.
Tell me, Miss Ma Belle he said. what
have you to do with Miss Shanks' letters:'
81 really can't understand, MIR Shaw, what
right YOU have to ask such a question. In all
things spiritual l acknowledge your right. but
i'll this instance you forget Yourself"
Tell me-" he said, with eager, regardless
haste, "are you Miss Shanks:'
y sudden burst of tears was her only answer
She hastily pulled down her veil and walked
silently beside him.
y calm of perfect JOY descended upon him as
he realized the truth. He walked by her side
until he reached her home, and then, without
invitation, entered it with her. As they reach
ed the parlor She tossed aside her hat and stood
before HIM more like a discovered culprit than
the little saint she had proved to be. There was
defiant sparkle in her eyes as She turned her
flushed face to him. He took both of her hands
in his.
$50. Ma Belle, Ma Belle he murmured ten
derry, your heart Is as beautiful as YOUR face,
though you have yelled your goodness under an
exterior Of frivolity. This is not the general
rule of humanity"
But. Mr., Shaw, if it is fault it lies entirely
at YOUR door,"
Have anything to do with it - in surprise.
81 have been thinking for long while that you
We're entirely beyond my CONTROL
'NeNertheles> have only been obeving Your
Instructions. Don't YOU remember, some time
sine. YOU lffdtneu against oSttntdtlOuS char
ny: Let not thy left hand know what thy
right hand doeth.' | thought there was a world
Of truth and force in IT, and have only prac-
ticcd what You preached. And now. Mr.
shaw. she said. with demure glance at him.
IF You are done with my hands | will not
trouble YOU to hold them any longer
NO" he said gravcly; II do not wish 10 re-
turn them. Ma Belle! Ma Belief" quickly and
tcnderly, give me the privilege of owning
them always. Won't you. darling:"
She caught them quickly away.
No, no. with a low laugh; lit is Miss
Shanks with whom you have fallen in love, for
Ma Belle Lee has only had your toleration.'
"Ah. he said, that was when thought YOU
We're IA butterfly. Now that | know you to be
saint beg you to share your grace with me.
and help me in all good things. am willing
to take either you or Miss shank>-or. in de-
fiancc of the laws Of the land. ! will take YOU
both -
She he>itated; then, with lovely blush and
smile she laid her hands in his.
"One for Miss Sandstone for mV>clf.'
lie drew her TO him, and felt that one sermon
at least had been bread cast upon the waters.
which had returned TO him after many DAYS
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Corrosive sublimate is one of the sure>t
destrcyers of disease germs known, but it.
dangerous poisonous qualities make it unsafe
Tor general use. 1t could be used instead OF
No. = or one half this strength instead of Nos.
3 and 4.
No. &. (hloride Of Lime SoIufton.
hi"rde OF lime of the best quality 4 ounces
soft water l gallon; mix. This is one of the
best and cheapest diSinfectants.
No. =
Boiling for half an hour is the sure>t way to
destroy infection. Immersion in No. 4 or No,
q will lessen the danger from the infected
clothing until it can be boiled which should be
done as soon as possible
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Vanderbilt's Charitable Beouests.

TO the board of trust of the Vanderbilt Uni
versity of Nashville, Tenn, Incorporated under
the laws of the State of Tennessee, S200,O0O of
the second mortgage bonds of the Lake Shore
81 Michigan Southern Railway Co., to be appli-
ed to the uses and purposes of said university.
Tothe following named societies and incorporat-
ed bodies, organized under the laws of the state
of N. y, the sums hereinafter specified: To the
Domestic and Foreign missionary societies of
the Protestant and Episcopal Church in the
United States of America, $4,000 for domestic
purposes; to st. Luke's Hospital, Incorporated
in the year 1850, 100000; to the Young Mems
100000; the general Theological Seminary Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church in the City of
New York, $4,000; and to various other relig-
ious and scientific bodies $780,
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Our Coast Watch.

Miss Augusta Moore. of New York was re-
Gently guest at the White Head Light. and be-
ing impressed by the bravenesS of the coast
guard i'll gale. wrote the following poem for
the New ork journal of Commerce, and dedi-
Gated it to the coast guards of White Head sta
ton:
THE LIFE-SAVEHS.
All night long-do YOU know it: Do YOU care
Up and down the ocean beaches they are
marching;
All the lonesome peril of the winter nights they
dare.
Where the surf shoots >ecthing lan,lwarl in the
bitter, biting air.
And the f1tful lights and shadows of the lam
terms that they bear
Make more wild the gloomy sky above them
arching.
Where the coast is bleak and cold:
v here the rocks are high and bold,
W hlle the wind and snow and slect are beating /:
W here the breakers rush and roar
There they watch for ships ashore.
The cry for help with instant succor meeting.
All night long where the surges food the dunes.
stern watch and ward they keep. strong eye
sweeping
The Oifing. while the breakers are roaring say
age runcS,
While the stormy winds are howling. or wall
ing dismal tunes.
" hilc the rocks and sands about them are he
coming broad laeoons.
The4ife->aVing watch these braves are keeping
All night long, While the tmid land>men Sleep
Dreaming snug and warm, ON their downy
pillows.
The coast guard the >urf-men down by the
deep,
>tcadfa>tly, brayry. their watch heroic keep.
or into the >ea-icy cold-they boldly leap.
To Rescue feloWmcn from the blow>.
Talk not Of heroes whose trade it is to kill.
Life->aYrrs, these are the god-like heroes still,
l{i>lling their lives fos every life they save
From the plumging wreck or snatch from
>Wirling wave.
O when your beds are warm.
In nights of winter storm.
W htn you are safe from wind and Sca-
Think of the >urf-mcn brave.
lhcir life watch by the wave,
AMI cheer them with Your grateful sympathy.
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Laughter Lends a New Char m


To beauty, when it discoscs IA pretty set of teeth
Whiteness, when nature has supplied this element
of loneliness, may be retained through life, by us
ing the fragrant SoZODDNT. lm50
The girl of the period now carries her hands in
her overcoat pockets. just like man-party be
cause it is English and partly, doubtless, because
there are holes IN her gloves.
Prof Barrett of st. Lawrence County. \. Y
speaking Of pulmonary diseases, says not
death occurs now where twenty died before Downs
EhXir known. Over fifty years of constant
success places Downs Elixir III the head of the
long list of cough remedies.
The reason why Arnica & Oil Liniment is so
popular with the Ladies is because it not only is
very healing and soothing but its odor is not at all
offensive.
Don't suffer with indigestion, use Baxters Man
drake Btters. lm50
In lot of rules now going the rounds of the
press there is one which says, ''Never indulge i'll
luxuries which not necessary" We never do;
all our iuNurles are absolute necessities.
Advice to Mothers.
MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for children
eething the prescription of of the best female
nurses and physicians in the United States, and has
been used for forty years with falling success
by millions Of mothers for their children. During
the process of eething its value is incalculabe. 1t
relieves the child from pain, cures dysentery and
diarrhpa gripping in the bowels, and wind collie.
By giving health TO the child il rests the mother.
Price use. a bottle. ly4S
"Will you take your dinner nside?n asked the
waiter of customer who had seated himself in
the garden of a summer restaurant 'Of course
I'll take it inside, you fool! Did you ever know a
man to put his dinner anywhere else?
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers Salt Rheum Fever Sores, letter
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles pay
required 1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac
ton, money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by Richard III. Moody.
The bicycle record has been beaten again. What
unfortunate thing it Isl Hardly a day passes
but it gets beating.
Hae's Honey the great cough cure, 25c., Soc, ISL
GIenn's sulphur Soap heals and beauties, 25c.
German Corn Remover kills Corns and Bunions
HIS Hair and Whisker Dye-Back & Brown, SOC.
Pixies Toothache Drops in l Minute csc.
Bears kheanAtic Pills, are cure, Soc.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-12-24
The Week of PRAYER.

The following are the topics for the week of
prayer Jan. 50, 1856, as suggested by the
Evangelical alliance;
january 3, SUNDAY subject for sermon
occupy till | come" Luke Xix Is.
January 1, Monday y-prai>e and thanksgiv-
ing. p. cyvi Heb. xiii l5
January >, Tuesday and con-
fcS>ion. Isa Wi i-l4; ii Cor. viz oil.
January 6, sday-llome and foreign
missions. Tech. iN; Acts N:54-4S.
January !, Thursday The church and the
family. Eph. il 1-lG; COL. iii l>-25.
January $. Friday Nations and govern
mnnt>. rs. Xxi: Rom. Niii Is.
January 9, saturday-1hc Christian life [
Cor, Xiii
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"The Proper Study of Mankind Is Man,

says the illustrious Pope. If he had included wo-
man in the list, he would have been nearer the
truth. if not so poetcal. DR.. r. v Pierce has made
them both life study, especially woman, and the
peculiar arrangement to which her delicate system
is liable. Many women in the land who are ac-
quainted with Or. Pierce only through his "Favor-
lite Prescriptions" bless him with all their hearts,
for he has brought them the panacea for all those
chronic ailments peculiar to their sex: such as
leucorrhTa prolapsus and other displacements,
liberation, 'nternal fever bloatng, tendency to
internal cancer, and other ailments. Price reduced
to one dollar By druggists.
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Generalities.


in,
Nauitrblts investments toot vi, Sl@4tI0,-
t-,tr has petition,I IN, Powers fnr union
VITA Greece
The Marrhlonc>~ of irruc will pObah, H.
,i>it Canaoa in l>S6
at Dallas. TrNa>, THURSDAY.
fliT>IH mas changed front ON the Balkan
senator i+o-d" Is 10 'e restored /" ms obl pc
>ll'h a. 'h''fhI'h Oh inc MAliaf} tohimltcc'
K,r,a. mty NJ, ,y,. r.r.,t,,. I.ft in tnf,I
darkness the result oil IN explosion OF IT. G'S
N"EhN-
Lorlir.,,I u-.r,l l,. l.,, ...,.,.,,.1 f,.,t tl,,,
.t, .i,,,' ANA i ',,,r ' .i,,,, o S;', ;''o
Prison.
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sttI 'i,'','. ~ 'I VI tne ] ],liru
',,,n, ii0" '' 'i'e 'i''''' vi "'o"Ae lo"''"A
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Nv i it',''' i'r 'Ie' ~ n''i't
a. ~ IN - 'Et' ~ i''''' ''i' '' "H VI
'''0 III ''''''''''
Eel,N t, @,orr,l ol nl'P i"rh>' anu longs 'oF
,,ry,t ritil.i h., h., hrn,, ,,i,'.n tb. riobt ~
the floors Of Congrcs, at all times.
Nh. 5no4b .,,i,,o.y,,.,, ,,t l,, ,t,..,l,,;o, ,f
the ART Prc>crvativc' in the Middle Colonies
was celebrated recently Ill Philadelphia.
pubic have selected Washington a> the site Of
'''' ~ >'' ' WI ''''
Ey a iund left condtlonaliy the city of Chi
I'G G ~ ill> 7I''~0 w, III ~! T." tir't pun
1t is proposed to put on a new line of steam-
ships next spring between New York and
,,atnd anu It VI '''''
MIR. opurgeon has "A record OF twenty conver-
Nlohs a WGeH' aho declares lnai WhGh tle aver
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-12-24

The following bit of society news. impaired
by CLARA Belle is to be read by the ladies on
Iy:
Brides are now in the habit Of wearing quite
infantile waists with evening costumes. They
like to be distinguished in public gatherings.
This is also accomplished by pertaining with
orrs root. Newly married girls only should
use this scent Betrothed ones use lavender
At least such are the fine distinctions in per-
fumery in the highest circles.
''Ah, there. Anna Marie " | heard maiden
eNclaim to another, Il sniff you. When did it
happen|
"Oh, Adolph proposed almost a week ago."
was the reply
1t was the delicate smell of lavender that had
impaired the news of an engagement.
81 keep the goods (Athlophoros), and have sold
more of it than all other remedies for rheumatism
for two years past, is brief recital of the expert
ence of Frank Emerson, prominent druggist of
Lawrence, Massachusetts.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-12-24

The advantages OF advertising are strikingly
illustrated in the order lust received by Mr. S.
r. Niles, the Boston advertising agent, for one
insertion of an advertisement in one publication
for $4,000. This is probably the lurgest order
ever given for one insertion of an advertise
ment, and shows the extent to which advertis-
ing is done by those who appreciate its benefits.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-12-24

The German Bundesrath has approved the
bill for the construction of the canal between
the Baltic, the Elbe and the north sea the esti-
mated cost is about thrty-eXht millions of dol
lars.
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Scott's Emulsion of Pure
ted Liver Oil, with Hypephosphltes.

le'Y Poiatabie aRd Etncious in UasfjRg DISEASES.
ir. G. 7. BROMSER, Rochester. y. Y, SAWS ::
After having used SCOTS Emulsion with decided
benefit upon myself have taken great pleasure in
recommending il since in the various conditions of
wasting IN which il is indicated.
The principal reason, my son, why those thin
waters you got at Il church supper are called oyster
irterS Is because you flitter way much time
looking for the oyster.
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Scarlet Fever.

- "
Scarlet Fever.
+"' i-> i''N W M hr>l NV HON or DANGER
il'9t-'1 - tl' LAX FROM HE MAINE
"'N''' ''' 'HNIIi H.
Scarlet fever. oclrlatina. scarlet rash. and
,..rl,r ,.l, ,..,,, ,,.,,,...
'l''
7'''I' "N'">'- ii i very desirable that only
lhr nanc scarlet fever should be in general
I.,,. tor many uatn,., bay. ,yrouoht much .o,,-
~" ''' P"l"'"i ilii'' 7oilielli"eS the
eruption l. vivid red rash. sometimes it is
barely prrceutible. Sometimes the inf,,uu,o-
-;.,...f -, .,..
'''''' = 'eia lii'ii2 Iian'' 'oiietilheS
SO ~4t-Ilt a MOI ~ be nouccabIe. No matter
huW -h'~, manifestations of the disease may
y.l.y in fir,,.ra,t ,..> If j. all .,...rl+ f..,..
"
""'' "i' A'i''h prevents subsequent attacks.
" ith chiitTeu scarlet fever j. ont, of the most
ilf,..+i.,,. ..f ,li..... ,,i+,.l H., ,,i1+ .... ;:
" '''''' we i'ii2n' oi III II
'alr"l7h0 'dsra~', Sometimes a single in
,HNidUa luty have the disease. while. children
>,bo have. mover had IN ,,.,, ...,,,,. .,i+i...i
me- '''l'0' al 'i''"-H
>i''N'N '' If '"i'a-loh I'D lh" same house
A-aiu. ttn slightest lnuucntar1 ,Nl,osIlre NAV
t- sufficient f.. sil, the disease
1-,.. ,,.,-.,, ..f -.....,.+ f... ... ,.
''' r N'lH ''''''A
conveyed lh clothing OR other things even lpliL
distances. such cases a~ this are So common
..I+ .4
.'.e i'I '''i SDo,? AH"NN o' iHeGi; y
uId ,ybo b,. ti,iu l5i., "'''N. ~ ~ il,ot
Ii 81 iu,,,,,,.,,t r.j,i.. ,i y; ''r"i l"i
fl.,, wa, h.,n,. .,,I ti,',, ~;
bi-,.,,.l, ,.i,i,,Ir,.p wy VIZ ''>' ~
Tl.. .uur;r..f,u i,,,v I, ,,,,....,.,...l fan. ,,,,
t,.,iitL- 5iI .,,I.i,,,. ;- A. -N' i.i',i
ror Instance. hi-lLlrat m | ,,i.,, a, 'i, I,
.,-.l D., .,...I+ - - VI ''i"N ''
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We guarantee the speedy, painless and perma-
nent without knife, caustic or salvc, of the
largest pile tumors. Pamphlet and references sent
for two letter stamps, Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association, GG3 Main street, Buffalo, n. Y.
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And why do you think that my love is not
genuineT' asked the young lawyer, eXctedly.
Because you are my beau, "Guss," she an
swered III legal tender tones.
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You can't afford to laugh. dear girls,
| Mess your teeth are white "a pearls
Unless your mouth is pink and sweet,
And your lips in rosebuds meet;
And you cannot supply this want.
But through the use of sOZODONTi
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Blowing UD He'll Gate

has been iaborious and costly work, but the end
justilies the effort. Obstruction in any important
channel means disaster. Distractions in the or
rans of the human body bring inevitable disease
They must be cleared away or physical wreck will
follow. Keep the liver in order, and the pure blood
courses through the body conveying health, strength
and life lei it become disordered and the channels
are clogged with impurities, which result i'll dis
ease and death. No other medicine equals Dr.
Pierce's "Golden Medical Discovery for acting
upon the liver and purifying the blood
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Charlie, a Chestnut street siX-year-old, the
other morning called in after school had begun
to see a neighbor.
why, Chare,' said the lady, chow does it
happen that you are not in sclfool?'
"Why, Mrs. was the youngsters reply,
''you see was sick with my vaccination until
after nine." bath independent.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-12-24

The best blood purifier and system regulator et el
placed within the reach oi suffering humanity,
truly is Electric BittelS- intctiA Itl the Liver.
BIiuu~ne~~, jauHdlcc. Constipation, Weak hid
negS, or amy disease OF The urinary organs, who
ever requires AN appetizer, tome mild >tilnulut.
Will always 1inu Electric Bitter The best and only
certain cure known. They act surely and quickly ,
every bottle guaranteed to give entire Satisfaction
v money refunded sold al lilt cents It bottle bl
kici;rd III. M0odN.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-12-24

Archdeacon Farrar recently put himself ON
record as fayoring the higher education of
women. He says it has made great strides in
England in the last ten years.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-12-24

B. Gratz Brown died prohibitionist. He
had lived otherwise.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-12-24

A Washington exchange reports the arrival
in that city of Mr. Soandsee, a ''rising young
flour merchant" Self-raisng we suppose.
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~ don't think my religion will he any oI-tacl. To-
our Union, hc urged, Il a ~pLwtuall,t. ! ann
afraid II Will she leptt't. Papa - a ProiIhl
tioul0t, lou kHuN.'
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-12-24

IL. II. Pre>Sey, publisher of the Deer Isle
Gazette and New England Agent has issued the
gemoggin Pilot and devoted to the local inter-
e>ts of Sargentyille, Sedgwick, Brooklyn and
adjacent towns. The local editor is T.. Z. Cole,
of Sedgwick.