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Wise and Unwise.

M1NINc.--For the practical MI
ner there are rich rewards in the
mineral resources of our country, if
he has patience, perseverance, and
above all, steadiness, and clear
head. For the novice, there is vast
fund Of information, and when this
is mastered, of wealth also. That
you have dug coal, mined gold or
silver ores, does not make you mi
ner neither will all the books in the
world do so, though their help is
valuable. 1t is calling only ac-
quired by experience, and made pro-
fitable by hard study; study in ma
natures golden page. The. days of
the miner, through their sunset may
be golden. Mines are developed only
by skill, labor and capital combined.
San Miguel Journa7. 9- 's
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Music boxes are chiefly made in
Switzerland. Some of them cost aa
high as SIS, 200, and are as large as a
piano. a
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THERE is as much profit per acher
for the dentist as for the farmer
Waterloo Observer.
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Regenerative Medicine

Is composed of the genuine Honduras
SarsapariHa,- with Telo,o Dock, Still
lngta, the Iodides Of Potassium and
Iron, and other ingredients of great po-
tency. carefully and scientifically COM
pounded. Its formula is generally known
physicians constantly prescribe AYER's
SARHAPARII.IA as an
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-10-03

Col. William Keut, of Concord,
N. H., claims to be the only living
man who heard Daniel Webster's
public address at the old North
Church, Concord, July 4, 1906. |
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'THIs is my last birthday" said
handsome girl to her adorer on the
goth of August.
"What do you mean ?" he exclaim.
ed. "You are not going to die, are
you?"
"Well, | should hope not. I'm 21
to-day, and woman never has a
birthday after that, you know"
He then remembered that they
didn't. ', 81 -
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-10-03
EaKSaVA 5R'E SALE
-OF-
Very VaIUab1e Real Estate.

FENHE ''SAND SPRINGS PROPERTY y sit
L uated at the West end of Frostburg is Of
fered at private sale.
The improvements consist of II handsome
and convenient COTTAGE, 4 <M~O
containing 10 Rooms and Il
good Cellar; Fountain Pump .SaNaS@l6&
in the yard of excellent sand iszfs.isaassI
stone water; Coalhouse, lcehouse, Wood
house, Washhousc and good Stabling; q
TENANT HOUSE, and a LARGE
Ito0-.St09y BaijdiHO,
Suitable for a Brewery, Distillery, Tannery,
or Planning Mill.
The buildings are comparatively new.
The Lot contains 3 acres, more or less, and
encloses a choice variety of Fruit Trees.
Situated at the eastern base of Savage noun
tain this property would make delightful
summer residence.
.SY Title unquestionable.
TeTms-One-half cash remainder in six
months with interest from date of sale
For further information apply or write to
WILLIAM STAPLES,
Sept 20 Frostburg, Nd.
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"EBENEzER," said Farmer Fur
row to his son, 81 am informed by
Deacon Dewgood tha4 he found
dime with a hole in it in the collection
box Sunday. Doyou know anything
about it 2"
"You bet l do, dad. l put it
there. wouldn't tell lie for ten
cents" ..,
"But gave you good dime; why
did you put that holey one in 2"
"'Cause thought the heathen
that got it would stick it on string
and wear 1t round his neck to re-
member me by
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-10-03

ONE of the fair MAIDS of Rose
valley drove in single wagon and
pulled up in front of u store occupied
by a well known speculator. She
gracefully aiighted from the vehicle
and inquired the price of flour. The
proprietor was standing in front of
the store in conversation with a num-
Der Of friends He pointed to bar
rel of flour on the platform and said:
"Mlss - if you put that barrel of
flour in your wagon you can have it
for nothing" 1t is known that the
gentleman who made this reply is
not given to charity or liberal with
his fair share of the worlds goods,
and his astonishment and disgust
may better be imagined than de-
scribed when the fair maid of Rose
valley gripped the barrel and landed
it clean over the front wheel into the
body of the wagon, took her seat on
it, thanking him for his kindness,
drove off amid cheers. r"
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Steamship Schedules.
LIME.
THE ONLY TRANSATLANTIC LIN

SAILING UNDER THE AMERICAN FL
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One OF our New, First-Class, Full-Powered
MAIL STEAEIEES
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Absolute Cure

For NIL diseases caused by the yitiation Of
the blood. 1t is concentrated to the high
est practicable degree, far beyond any
other preparation for which like effects
are claimed, and is therefore the cheapest,
as well as the best blood purifying medl-
cine, In the world.
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Railroad Schedules.
Ea IE g.5a.a..:.:s. . j, sss,s3ss.:::::.
Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROAD

Sunday, May B. 1884.
TRANS arrive at and depart from CUM |
i BERLAND as follows:
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PITTSBURG DIVISION.
Leave. Westbound Trains.
2;l5 pm ......No. 10 Mail .....
las m .....No. Express.
7:45 m No. 50 Accommodate
Eastbound Trains. Arrive.
......No. l Mail...... 22:lO pm
.....No Express. go m
No 81 Accommodate 730 pm
Way freight Passenger Train, arrives at
1920 p. m. and leave at lao p. IN. for Rock
wood w. L. LANDERS,
May 16 Agent.
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UiN Sell Ercry Wednesday, iron. PAHadelphia
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-01-01
Gems OF Thought.

He that Will look into many parts Of Asia and
America will find meu reason there, perhaps Il,
acuirl a himself, W no yct never heard of
syllogi>m, Locke.
All high beauty has a moral element in it. and
| md the lique sculpture ethical H. Mar
Gus Antoninu>, and the beaut, ever in proper
ton TO ii" depth of thought. Emerson.
Il i only through the morning gate of the
beautiful that You can penetrate INTO he realm
Of knowledge; that which we feel here a>
beauty We Shall one day know a> truth. f>chil-
Ter.
The culture of flowers is one Of the few pleas
ure> that improves alike The mind and The
heart. and makes every true lover Of those
beautiful creations Of infinite love wiser. IuIer
and nobIer. }. Nirk.
The criterion of true beauty is that il IN
cfea>es on examination; if false, that it lessons.
There Is something, therefore. in true beauty
that corresponds with right reason. i, NOT mere
y the creation of fancy. Lord Greyille.
Life has no significance 10 me save a, The
theatre IN which my powers are developed and
disciplined for use, and made fruitful in >ecur-
ln@ my own Independence and The good Of
those around me-, or a> the scene in which am
hlted Tor The work and worship Of the world
beyond. ~. &. Holland.
True humanity consists not in IA >queami,h
ear; il consists NOT in starting or shrinking al
tile> OF misery, but in d disposition OF heart TO
Icltrc H. True humanity appertainS rather to
The mind than 10 The nerves, and prompts men
10 use real and active tndeavur- 10 execute The
actions which ii Suggests. e. j. Fox.
There are in many languages proverbs relal-
ing To the sad fact That II i moi always the la
borer that reap> the fruits of his work. This is
often enough the with literary research.
one man does the work. but another >trp> i'm at
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-01-01
The Old Homestead.
BY WALTER BRUCE,

welcome ye pleasant dales and hills
Where dream-like passed my early days,
le cliffs and glens and laughing rills,
That sing unconscious HYMNS of praise;
Welcome. We woods with tranquil bowers,
Embathed i'll autumn's mellow sheen,
Where careless childhood gathered flowers,
And slept on messy carpets green.
The same bright sunlight gently PLAYS
About the porch and orchard trees;
The garden sleeps in nOontide haze,
Lulled by the murmuring of the bees;
The slOplng meadows stretch away
10 upland field and wooden hill;
The soft blue sky of peaceful day
Looks down upon the homestead still.
| hear the humming of the wheel
Strange music OF the days gone by
! hear the clicking of the reel,
Once more see the spindle fly.
How then | wondered at the thread
That narrowed from the snowy wool.
Much more to see the pieces wed,
And wind upon the whiring spool,
| see the garnet once again,
With rafter, beam, and oaken floor:
| hear the pattering of the rain
As summer clouds 90 drifting DER.
The little window toward the West
Still keeps its webs and buzzing flies.
And from this coy childhood nest,
Jacks beau-stalk reaches to the skies.
| see the circle gathered round
The open Fireplace glowing bright
While brchen sticks with cracking sound
Send forth a rich and rudy light;
The windoW->il Is piled with sleet,
The weli-sWeep creak> before the blast,
But warm hearts make the contrast sweet,
Sheltered from storm, secure ana fast.
on loved ones OF the long ago.
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Bits Of Fun
HIskING TIN

xo,, tlo h,-,,... ,...,.,.....i..
Many dusty barn. wide floor.
EEItl swan heNld" BIZ maihrh
h3uh1 ne nehptu-up 2oldth store
I'm what bil>>lul expectation
Till the sudden OSCILLATION
Loud procIaims the rare red ear
burlington Free Press.
MIS-. Partm@toh, in speaking of her husband
humorous proelvlIIe>, says that he has lately
MADE an attempt at Juguar Vein.
Mr. PaIvenue James, how many is in
hoSt9h: CierkI"ohly one, SIR. Mr.. P
90 supposed flahd me an eraser
4 lady while Iool,ira .,t ,ho ,.oIr,,+;..,, -.
shells in The museum recently, remarked that
IN must lust be lovely to study aheIlology.'
profo..or i, ,,,or,I ,,l,;l,.,., .,,. >,
hat end h.. ,nn,hn, T.; ,in,,i ~ L.
i.hes brr rhii.., H.. - y " H., >ne pun
Gown.
Lord J,tlon i sid ia b.,, ..aro.od ,;
wears in advance. If nvervihi,e- M ,, ~
have Kent The Old chan wtitin lana VIII, ~
hi. dinner ''7 '" '''' i'
civilized or half elk il;la.', D. w.
civilized. hut nnr ntyt nor wy a.,
half civilized"
John. what is the best thing to feed a parrot
on:r asked an elderly lady of her bachelor
brother. who bated parrots ..Arseni,. ;. ,Ir,,h
A philosopher saws the bone collar but,on
has done more 10 release man from the tyranny
# women than all the PHILOSOPHICAL works Of
humanity ever printed.
MI BOB lngersoll has new lecture with the
useless to expect Bob to urge his nearer, to
take the narrow way. Philadelphia Record.
c.,.., p.., os.
'uaooi noaiu ~ 0liiceI- gu see, my good
M Mo,lan, your cHiluIeh mus De eaucaled.Y Mrs
Y 'an'san TAIN; see no'him oN the KIND.
iou an me nav uohe wen ehoil without It,"
"Dld You come down on street ear this
morning: asked Jones of old man Hunter
NO, sir, came down on darned innocent
looking banana peel was the reply as the old
fellow iimped along.
D.
,,,lI,,' M Hae lS cares my son, but then
Ten TO one. Look at The nanirs ON tba
market every week. Do vo, eye,. han, ~ ~ =
nancial manic in m alm:.housa, Tpro ~ a II
EaoIe t"iooh'!h
A boy was asked which was the greater evil
hurting anothers feelings or his finger. ..'Tbe
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JAMES b. LAM>pN. Juj-e.
'a I3N- Att.-t.-A A.fLEICulh,i i.-i-j,r
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trm. .4v ha.-t -A.A fIai6nlH, G,-,-l'l
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SCOTS Emulsion of Pure
Cod Liver Oil, with HypOphOSphites.

FOR -h'Gemia md lLarlsmus in Chitdren.
IN W. u. GENTRY, Kansas City. Mo-, says ~
have used SCOTS Emulsion for years, ami for con
/ sumption and anaemic patients and children with
mar,-mus, have found it very reliable. Have
frequently given it when patients could retain
nothing Else on the stomach"
\ Boston policeman is so viglant that he .'look
/ IN" another residence lately. He equals the huu
gry man WHO boited a door and afterward threw
upa window.
lor INVITE SEATED disease by neglccting small
pains and aches. You trhe with natures laws and
shc viii surely punish. Use al "OIL OF
GLADNEss" the great family remedy.
III English doctor tells of treating a child eight
wears "ld who was suffering If Dm attack of
delirium rcmtns. The doctor ought to have been
ashamed OF himself. 1t the child persisted in
drunk, an right, but il was very wrong to treat it.
Fram Frank J. PIERCE Periodica1 DeDot l3s UTater
street, duguStd. Ne.
II am pleased to say that two bottles of
Your valuable Adamoon's Cough Ralsam mas en-
, 'ircly cured me of cough of nearly years
staining. have tried many mixtures during that
. tame without success"
II reporters and printers did not work sundays
Thy Nala preachers cou| not have the -rat tcalion
u seeing their sermons against sabbath breakin.
lrodSccd in Monday morning papers. New Or
leans Piray une.
CARD OF THANKS.
hereby desire to extend to all of my friends my
ihank7 for the many kindnesses extended to me
bullhg my past Illness of over three months from
Ibat but for sulnbur j,ittnr. sham NV. hn.n
suffering sim Nav Won never sn mr. ,yhat / have
is the wish of vour friend. r. n TAyIEI-n
son, Cara, did y0u see that Miss Aston WAS mar
Ticd the other daN:' "Was she dearic3 | hone
M. a. .tl.iinlr ,yas h.nnv Az. ,,oh u ~. ~
hcru MN ,ht. had a SATIN train lrna ,.r,js It,,fr
'>' 80
y dime smoke for nickel Estabrook 4 Eaton's
'Rnyal Comfort" sold by VIM. @. Poor * son
The true use of a porous plaster according to A
milwaukee, DRUGGIST is 80 retain the hack In its
holes y go ~
Ag0l on Sugar
w ,,,,,,. MA I.,: " 49,
urops "l A&"ii on a niue sugar cures cough very
'thl't'A .' a. Sc"tit' pitii'rtiitNtr ne keeps
!, t,nat'iit ~ ~ io'at' Soiu III fellast bN ~
a. MOVIES ~ 9't'i'Pie holtieS ffee l"r tilai.
"Jrhn | am ,,rv d,.,nn,lent I do,,,t ..,, o.,
e,r, IN, in M ynria ihniiarn ~, Ti,i ~ ~
brains > "Goou srhrne nv Lov hl;"," "I IT. y
W. Ky M 9ulhe dow III the real cause OF your
i"u''e-
-hrs. y. -Eihai' franc RAPIDS MICH, says DIR.
worst forms of Dyspepsia after every thing else
had failed sold by a. A. Howes & Co.
.r,
VIII Is more fWiul 10 contemplate, sad
io1S"'ti' Earring ABOUT Nun thah the reslstless
.P""'i VI w, ""icHti'Hi: AM Il men pttkeu look
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-01-01
Catarrh

i very prevalent and exceedingly dlsagreeahl,
disease, liable if neglected, to develop into seriou
consumption. Being a constitutional disease, i
requires constitutional remedy like Hoods Sara;t
pariila, which acting through the blood, reachc:
every part Of the system, eifecting radical auc
permanent cure of catarrh in even its most sever,
forms. Made only by G. |. Hood Co., Lowell
Mass.
\ young man in Oreville hammered on can o
nitro glycerine. Then he went away suddenly am
his parents have concluded to dispense with fun
eral until some of him returns.
Read what SamuelG. Stiness, Supt. of Pawtucke
Gas Co.. Pawtucket, r. L., under date of Dec. Is
ISL. says:-''l have used DIR. seth Arnold'- Cougt
Killer tor several years and consider il the best
positive cure for a cold, and possessing all The
merit claimed for it
voting man who left home in Connecticu
several years ago, to seek his fortune recently
wrote from Texas, wing: "I've settled here /
q a niiif
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maryland, NY Marr,,
: "Pretty Wi,

Pretty Wives,
Lovely daughters and noble man ;,
~ II ''es IN a rather low and miasmatic
situation, and
"My wife,
"Who?,
WAS very pretty blonde,,
Twenty years ago, became
"Sallow!"
"Holow-eyedw
"Wihered and aged"
Before her time, from
"Ma!arial vapors, though She made no mar
tleular complaint, not being Of M grnp, H.
kind, yet causing me great unea.ine.l
"A short time ago purchased ,o,. ....,.,.,.
for one of the children, who had . ,..,.,.
attack of biIiousne~S, ana It occurred n ne
that the remedy might help INV y,if. .s ''I
found that our little girl, upon recovery h,t
"Lost.'
Her sallowness, and looked -. fr..h ". -.
new blown daisy. Well the story j, soon MI
My wife, to-day, has gained her nIa.,i,n.I
beauty with compound interest, Anil !. no,,
handsome matron (if do say il n,,e,f, -.
can be found in this county. wbir1, 4. n,..,,
for pretty women. And have onl, ir..,. p;,
tiers to thank for it,
The dear creature just looked owen M,
shoulder, and says i can Hatter egull ~ H..
days of our court,hip,' and that r,efn.l. ..,.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-01-01

why do YOU suppose the feminine is used il
speaking of the moon" asked kosciu>ko Muir
ply, OF Miss Emeralda Longcotfin. because
She Is 50 beautiful, suppose" replied Emer;l
da. who i on the shady side of thirty-fve. NO
its because there is no finding out how OLD she
is, replied the lunatic. Settings.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-01-01

An old maid in Nashville keeps parrot
which sWears and monkey which chews To-
bacco. She says, between the two, She doesn'
miss husband very much.
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ECZEMA On A CHILD.

Your most valuable CUlICuRA REMEDIES have
done my child So much good that feel like saying
this for the benefit of those who troubled with
skin disease. My little girl was troubled with Ec
zema. and tried several doctors and medicines,
but did not do her any good until used the CuTI-
CURA REMEDIES, which speedily cured her, for
which owe you many thanks and many nights OF
rest. ANTON BOSS VI ERR, Union E0LeTu.
EDINRIfRGII. IND.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-01-01

Bombay husbands cut off their wives noses
for punishment Thus do arrive at the
knowledge of the important fact that Bombay
women talk through their noses Boston Post.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-01-01

xs- ALDO ssh Court of Probate, hcld at Bel,
W tast, on TIC second Tuesday Of December,
1854 WIN. h. MITCHELL and GEO. f. BRIER,
Executors on the estate OF FRANKLIN BRIER,
late Of Belfast, in said County, deceased. having
presented their first account Of administration of
said estate Ton allowance.
Ordered That notice thereof Ne given three
weeks successfully, in the Republican journal.
printed in Belfast, in said County, that III persons
interested. may attend at 4 Probate Cnurt, 70 Tee
held at Belfast on he second Tuesday Of january
next, and show cause, il any they have, why the
said account should not be allowed
j y !.hM~ON Judge.
A true copy. Altcst:-A. A. FLErCHEH Register,
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Itching Diseases

ECZEIA. or salt Rheum, with its agonizng itch
IL ing and burning, instantly relieved by a warm
bath with CUTICURA SOAP, amt a single application
OF CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure. This repeated
daily, with two or three doses of CUTICURA RE
SOLVENT, the New Blood Purifier, to keep the blood
cool, the perspration pure and upirritating, the
bowels open, the liver and kidneys active, will
speedily cure Eczema, letter, Rngworm, Psoria
sis, Lchen, Prurius, Scald Head, Dandrutf anc
every species of Itching, Scay, and Pimply HUI
mors of the Scalp and Skin, when the best physi
clans and all knnMn remedies fail.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-01-01
PasSadumkeag Steam Mills
FOR SALE.


THE STEAM, STAVE, HEADING, SINGLE
i and Long Lumber Mills, Of b. PLUMMER &
son, Passadumkeag, Me- together with yard,
booms and privileges, steam dry house, shops,
store houses. large boarding house and stable rent
houses, store and between one and two thousand
acres of wild land. The ABOVE mills are situated
on the Passadumkeag stream about 1000 feet from
the mouth.
There is a large quantity of timber land in this
vicinity and can take timber to the mills by water
from either the Passadumkeag or Penobscot rivers.
Connected to the mills is level dry yard of to
acres, having to r. r. tracks passing through be-
tween the two mills that lumber De loaded to
or from at either mill.
The above mills are Wen supplied with machinery
and betting, and in first class running order and are
now running day and night.
also farm of 30 acres, with house and new barn
36N36, situated within tive miles of Passadumkeag
Pc.
The above mill property will he sold with or with
ont the Wild lands or farm to suit the purchaser.
Reason for selling is the i'll health of the manag-
ing member i the firm, oblsng him to change
climate. For schedule, prices and further partcu-
lars, inquire of
B. PLUMMER IL son, PaSSadumkea g,
Or B. PLuMMEK, West Wnterp0rt. Me. 4m40
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INHE subscribers hereby give public notice to ail
concerned, that they have been duly appoint
Ell ana taken upon themselves the trust of ENtcu-
tors of the last will of
WILLIAM II. BuRRIIL, late Of Belfast,
In the County of Waldo, deceased til therefore
request all persons who are indebted to said dt
ceased's estate TO make immediate payment AMI
those who have any demands thereon to exhibit the
same for settlement to them.
A. CUTTER SHELLEY.
REBECCA :. BURRlLL-
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ECZEMA TWENTY YEARS.

MY gratitude to God is un3ounded for the relief
| have obtained from the of the CUTICURA
REMEDIES. have been troubled with Eczema on
my legs for twenty wears. | had not comfortable
night for years, the burning and itching were 50 in
tense. Now, | am happy to say, have no trouble.
only the hvercolored patches ON my limbs remain
as token Of my former misery.
HENRY l. SMITH.
1SS WEST AVENUE ROCHESTER, Y
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ts'HE subscriber hereby Gi,es pUhiir notice 10 all
1 concerned. that he has nteu duly appointed
and taken upon himself the trust of NGmini,tra-
tor of the estate Of
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The culture of flowers is one Of the few pleas
ure> that improves alike the mind and The
heart and make, every true lover Of those
beautiful creations OF infinite love wiser, luler
and nObier. -. Nirk
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]. y. LNNNON, JUTgo.
true COPY, Attcst.-A. 4. FLETCHER, Register