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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-08-26

STATE or MAINE. SAGADAHOC -

Seal SITEEME JTnICINL Cor KI,i
August Term. \. y. l>sl
Tpon the foregoing libel, Ordered That the libel
liant give notice the said Chester W Bryant to APP
pear before the Justice Of our supreme Jud Court
to he holden at Belfast, within and fur the County
of Waldo, on the third Tuesday of October \. u.
lSs6, by publishing an atc~tcd copy OF eIlt libel,
and this order thereon, three weeks successfully in
the Republican Journal, Il new >l'apcr printed in
Belfast in our County of Waldo, the last pubca
ton to be thirty days ut least prior to said third
Tuesday of October that he may then and there in
our said Court appear and show causc if any he
has why the prayer of said hclAnt should not he
granted. ENDt II FOSTER,
Justice of the sup judi. Court.
true copy of the Libel and ortlcr of Court there
on. Attest Jos. NJ. HAYES, Clerk.
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In Mem Oriam.

The following resolutions on the death of Mrs.
Mary Patterson, of this city, were passed by the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
We, members of the w. G. 4. T., would Nprcss
our sorrow for the death of our sister, Mrs. Mary
Patterson Her presence with and her words
of wise counsel were highly priced by We
feel that we have lost true and valued helper
and friend. While we mourn for her, our thoughts
90 out in deepest sympathy for her bereaved chill
drcn, and commend them to that Heavenly
Father who does not willingly atlct His children,
and pray that their mothers God and saviour may
be with them to comfort and sustain them in this
time of sorrow. BY order of the w. e. Il. L.
Mrs. PARKER,
Mrs. VEAZIE, ! Com.
MISS Hicks,
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Mrs. NEAZIE,
MISS HICKS,


Died in Swanvile July IS, Emery NiCkerson
aged "A yrs. months and days. The patient,
waiting spirit has gone home. The Saviour, ever
in the eternal blessedness of love and pity,
took the trusting heart in His own keeping, never
to be weary more. His character marked by
those traits which tend to the formation of true
and noble life. Those who knew him best knew
him to be a man of integrity and of marked de
cisOn of character A good cause ever found in
him earnest advocate and especially was this
true in the cause of temperance; his voice being
always heard in its behalf, and no personal sacri-
flee was deemed too great for him to make to in
sure its advancement in town State. In his
time he held responsible offices in town and twice
represented his class in the Legislature. In
ligious views he Il Universalist. The bound
less love of God still with him favorite
theme, he loved to dwell on this and its sweet
promises. Though recently much enfeebed by
sickness, yet in reviewing his life his family and
the community can truly say a man has gone
whose example is worthy of imitation.
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Statement of the Liabilities and Resources of
Belfast Savings Bank,
BELFAST, AUG. IS, 1856.

isn Fa"ncc, Presf ,Johu II. Qaineby Tre,ts
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GEO. w. BURKETT,
81 & SO City Block, Main Street, Belfast.

To the Honorable the Justices OF the supreme Ju-
dclal Court, next to be holden at Belfast. within
ana for the County Of Waldo on the third Tues
day of Ortuher A. d. INSf
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FRED L. RICHARDS, Bank Examiner.
Statement of the Liabilities and Resources Of
Sea1.spOl't Savings Bank.
SEARSPORT, AUG. 10, 1856.


lanes C. PcndIcton, President.
Chas. +. G0fion, Treasurer
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rOKT OF BELFAST.

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seben. Dartn Iiegt fsin 8strus, ba9te
6err 8lanque bel ii3: metn gtsentbum
lit Ia 10 wie 10 balo oas ibrise.
Sd pia Sbnsn ben Sling fit btsie
Summe perpfdnoen.
9eiber leibe i'd nidt auf Bfdn6er. mein
SrduIein, erpioerte Ssrr glanque freunbs
LID.
glbsle sSserte. sic mar obue aae 9elbs
mittel unb in einsm fremoen 0aube. SIS
mar bart, ben &tns su opfern, uber nod
barter, pom Der 8armberSisteit Srember
a~b5nbanssn.
go nebnen sic i'm, laste ite snti9Ioi;
fen uno nabm ben Sting.
@r trat nit ibr in ous anifoBen6e i3tm>
mer, in weI9em ie bic RG9t sugebra9t
bate, 3ablte ibr bic Summe aus unb lief
iib cine SutttuRS uon ibr ibrsibeu. Oas
Slid mar SEER Slunque siinitig; er bdtte
Iaut a~ufiubeln m6sen. Mtt benz 8afet
unO benz Rtng IN ietner Eai8e trat er tros
oes &sgsns in bsttsriter Stimmuus istnen
Rarid mad Rantes an.
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GOrtiesuns foIst.)
Ser Snnf Unfit nuh Sobri isiu" G

Ser Sopf loft audi babel iein." Cine
einfa6e frau pom 2anbe bate, wts beuts
sutuse aue 8elt, 0uit, ii6 aud sinmaI i'm
Silbe gu ieben ; ais iie buber in bic Stabt
fam, sins fe gu etnem photographer bsrs
ielbe fraste: v8ie winiden sic, abses
nOmmsu gu uerSsn, 8ruitbilb obsr &niss
itid2" 70. 3. Elm Bib bis an bic 8ruit
ooer Bis on bic &ntee) ; bic Sruu: v@enu's
isin t0nnt', 10 iOat' Der SOpf i5On aud
babel iein!"
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@upfe6(enswert6e
iuufrirte &ausbm6er.
SsIeybi.Sudb, oser: Die Radt Der Fir.

SsfeSbt=9ud, oser: Die Ra&t Der Sffr.
bite Dee bttliaen BatrtarGeH 90lesb, in fsbr
uielsn i66neu Beiipielen aus alter uns neuer
3ett. 9el aus9e9eben pom g. Ott. Grit
btI60H. Npprobation. 40. Sritte 4ufIaae.
eSn gan; 9eiuipano NIT goIbpreiiaaS 9eb.
$3.50.
9as BetIise 9ats nab bic beiliaeH Stdtteu.
Rad ben Rtri9teu Der 6ep6brteten S6riftz
ite9er E! 3ablt pom DR.. !. Sanner. gett Si=
telttdblIti6 lHto ei1er NnIt6t Don SerlIialem
in 8arberorld. Su 40. Sch. IN | Dear.
$500. Sroi3irt in ~ Soften a a 80 Gents.
EUCHARISTIE -BUCH. @uns,rbue ges
gcbeubetteu unS Gr;abluuseu usu Dem alors
ipiirbisJteH, b~etlialten altarsiafrauente, aus
alien Soften lIlts Sahrbnnserter. S.rauss
9egeben pom Geo. OFT, Staotpfarrer. Wttt
Oberbtrtli6er Appropriation. SSn A.. Dritte
1utlo9e. Seb. III garS 2eSerbanb $500.
8roidtrt in ~ Seften q 30 @ents.
g. @artin bon GoGent'S 9ebeu nab 9et.
Den lHicres SerrH mo Seilaaots Sein @brtni
nns elmer iulgtranlt6en Mltter Raria. Wsit
StdblItt6, Dtelen Sol3l9uittbiloern uni eiz
mem Sableal 6es 81. 2anbes. gteu bearbeiz
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in 40. Sn ! RGr. 9eb. $500. - Srsi9irt
in 10 Soften q 80 Gents.
Ratafsx,benhnd i&ter benz 9ita: Sic
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Eir6e." Sin Bud 6es &rpftes urS Der Or
multiplying fitr ben Ratboliten unb Der Be-
lebrtng fir t6re @egner. 8on q cora Dit.
Wtit oberbtrtlifer @enebmieuno. Reid iHnz
itrtrt. Sn reid uer9olbete Sede 9ebunbeu
$3.5O.-Sn1 10 Soften q 20 @euts
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0untel unb brobenb lag Die 3utnnft Dor
I6eIe Warttn. sic S~itterte, wenu ie an
bic 6etmreiie iiber ben lpstten Ocean ba6te.
sic iteute ii9 por, ute ie in Rsp:Oort
ans 2ano itiss; ite bate bort wsber Ser.
wanbte, nod Sreunoe, benn tbre Wutter
bate ite itren9e pom benz 2eben unb Sret,
ben in Der StaOt ab9ei6Ioien sebaIteu.
Bie ioqte fe in ibrsr SdnSli9sn 1nerfab.
renbeit .ibren &ebenSunterbaIt sewinnen
f0nnen2
aIs frau pom Sran9suiue erfabreu
bate, baB abele iptelen uuo itnsen Tonne,
ma6te ite ibr ben Soridlag, als @elsGs
i6aftsbame bel ibr III bIeiben, unb Steier
Bori9las wuros nit benz sr6Btsn Dante
unsenommen. gtur cine Bebiusung, bic
Raoame tbr itsute, ma6te ibr ersBen
Summer: sic burfte iid ni9t in Sdwars
tletben tros Der Grauer, in wel9er ie mar,
osur bic sudbige Sruu buBte bic i9par;e
Sarbe, neil oisislbe its an ben Cob erinnere.
@sssn cine feline interehante Erauer 10
sdnn uno mann - cine Sbrdne iber bic
Seridtebene, einen Rruns uon Smmersrin
unb bersIeiden - bate lie Ridts sinsus
penben; aber Elm pirtli6 ernffer 8rau,
cine tisfe Grauer erfiqte iie nit S6auber.
OF am friiben Worgen, psnn bic 9anbs
idaft nod in benz matten 2i9te Der 9dm:
merun9 lag, idli3 AOele beimlid uuf ben
OOrftirdbof, um fir bic Seele ibrer Ruts
ter ~ betsn.
Das lit better, nIs S9par3 trasen, iaste
Der alte Bfarrer, benz lie tbr 9ei6 geflagt
bate; bein &Ieib niet Der peritorbenen
Mutter ni9t, uber Deiu 9ebst fir sic
orin9t bur9 bic 8olten.
SIM llsbrtsen ~psrlief bas 2eben Ibelsns
re9t ansensbm. 8dbreuo Srau pom
Sran4epiue bes Worsens ndbte ober ftitte
iptelte NseIe muntere @aIoppaben uno
ionittge beitere NslObten. am Na6mits
tass las lie in franSOii6er Sprads Dor,
ober gGb Der sndbiseu 5rax euslti6sn I'M
terribt; OIL ben Iansen rubisen @bsnSen
fang ie Spsrn:a rien ober ipielte Sonateu
pom 9sstbopen ober Wosart, pGbrenb
@aifon, Der 0ottor unb behen Srau, unb
3upsilsn au1 Der Bfarrsr nit Der gndbi,
gen 5rau irseno cine SpieIpartbie ma9s
ten.
0as bic l1nterbaltuns bstraf, 10 CAB es
einen @esenitanO, auf wel9en Srau uou
Sran6suiae INNER uno INNER wteoer 3us
ridtam, unb pon benz Aosle eubli1 taum
xebr iprs6eu b6rsn tonnts: Der erpBe
Wsrtb bss bena1bartsu Suites, uel6ss
pon benz @rGfen uon Salucss an feline
usri6olsue Go6ter usrerbt porben mar.
Die grbiu usrpstlte, pie Mabame ers
sdblte, in Nmerita, bod burfte mar tdsli9
ibre Seimfebr srparten. 0ieielbe bate
Dor etpa pt%srunb3uunSis Sabren bsimIi9
einsn pasabunbirsnben @soIosen ssbsis
ratbst Der 2usbrut pasabunbirsnb
mo4te pieIeidt ni9t gang ri9tts iein, wie
Nabame ieIbit Suseitunb -, aber 10 Elm
baIber 8iseuner mar er auf ieben Sad.
Dieter Wsui9 bate, ais er betm Su9sn
mad bur9aus wertbIoien Steinen auf ben
Selisn berumtletterte, elm Sein sebro6en,
mar in bas S9loB bss Marquts aufses
nommen, buisIbit 'ldusere i3stt perpflest
worbsn unb bate 10 bic 9etanntl9aft bss
6rduIetn pom Salucss gema9t. aIs bic
Seirutb entbstt uurbe, enterbte Der Wars
quis feline So3ter, aber auf ietncm Sters
bebette bate er ibr persieben unb ibr istu
SanSes 8erm6seu perma9t.
GOrtiesuns foIst.)
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sesenSe bon ben lieseH Seiliasu guttss mad

2e8enoe bon ben litbeu Seiltgeu 6ottes mad
ben b f en- QuelIen bearbsitetpo IN 9. OFT,
Staotpfarrer. Rebit Sitelitablitt6, grosem
Sableau Don SceruIalsm unb iiber 3 90 Dill
bern IN Sol;I6nitt. Wit mebreren biI6Oftz
den appro6attonen. %. aufIa9e in 40.
@ebunben in gang 2eberbanb $500. Bro
i9trt IN IA Seften q 30 @ents.
MARIANUM. 9eseHOe pom ben liebeH beilts
gen uaS gOttieltgeu SieuerH ~uHferer ltebeH
5rau nnS ben beritbmtefttu 6HaSeHDrteu Der
bOben StntnielstOnigtu. Bon q. Dit. gi=
f6Oht9 approbirt unb bur9 ben 81. Batter
gtus TX. 9eie9uet. %3ebute aufla9e in 40.
9eb. in Saui 9eSerban6 $500. grOi9irt in
Is 0etten 90 30 Gents.
Die beiti8e Shrift 6es a lteH nnb nenen
Seitaments. Nit ausfibrIi6en anmerturl.
gen erlGItert pom DR.. Sol. Sr. GIliolt.
Vtit APPRECIATION beS bl .Stubles. 3fei6
iQuitrtrt. Sn4e. @eb. II 2eoerbaro SO. 90.
S.iiere @tnbGrtbe pom $11 bis $500.
SrOi6trt in "a Seften q 80 Gents.
RoatiiGsfatboliider Sauspt esi9er.
unterpetiunssn iber lie pi9ttgitan G4alls
bertss uno Stttenleblen. auf ale CONT II.
Sefta9e oeS Sabres. ykSI beraISge9eben uon
P. R. 9auSberr. Er. b. y. 8. Mit bt:
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&. P. Sefhne, driftfatbcliides ltHterriGtss
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p9ne Nutentpalt IN gn9lano ooer
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2. Saiite: ieOen @sS s45; &unSreiie 800.
3miihensed: pon antperpen ua6 Sbilabsls
pbid $3.50; Don gntwerpen na6 9few
Dort $15. - Rem Yorf ODER 9bilaosls
pbia mad autperpen SIS.
Reine SEDUCTION iir Gunoreiie.
Dis DISQUALIFICATION Der GaIatsn limb uuaSntrsffi4 ;aQ,
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IS THERE A THREAT IN THIS ?
Justice to Governor Sheppard, and
Justice to Charleston.
Nc,uS and Courier.


We publish to-day the Columbia Registers
statement OF Governor Shcppard's position,
concerning the call of IN extra session or the
General Assembly. The burden 0f IT. Is that
no '';lsSemblagc" Of the people OF Charleston
has asked for State aid, nor has the city Coun-
Gil or the Mayor sought such aid: ana that IL
Is known by the Governor that the ChilrleS'
ton delegation in the Legislature are adverse
ground for the belief that the people OF
Charleston are largely opposed To asking aid
from the State. Besides this, only one mem
Der of the Legislature has expressed hwillinS-
ness it is said, for the call of an extra session,
while not a few have expressed themselves as
averse to the call.
1t is true that there has been no asscmblase
of the people of Charleston to ask for State
aid, but this is noevidcnce, under the circum-
stances. that such aid is not desired. Nor Is
the inncliun OF the City Council and Mayor
any evidence of the desires of the public. The
City Council has not acted on the matter ut
ali. Mayor Courtenay is believed to be oppnS-
cd to the extra session. But what reason has
Governor sheppard for assuming That the
Mayor or City Council. in this particular, rep
resent the desires of the people? What, too,
is the authority for the statement that the
Charleston delegation are adverse TO an extra
sesSinn-that is, arc adverse 10 thiI hclp Dy
the State which Will enable us 10 rebuiIa
Charleston in the course of twelve months, in
stead of allowing the work OF restoration TO
drag over ~ period of ten years, or Il century.
We think that our own means for Obtaining
information as to both the wishes and the
wants of the people are quite as good as those
of the interriewerS aud correspondents oi
Governor sheppard, and We have no doubt
whatever that there Is ming deSirc-llt-
urllly and rraSonably-tO give the irElSu-
turc of the State the opportunity TO hcIp those
who are utterly unable to help themselves
quickly. Put it TO the test in any way you
| choose!
Thc Rcgisfcr suggests that the legislation
which Is said to have been contemplated, III
urging an extra session of the Legislature
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-10-13
Benefit OF Il Sponge Bath.

y prominent physician, speaking of special
bath, and their uses, mentions the sponge
bath, the form of bathing where the water Is
applied TO surface through the medium OF
cloth or sponge, no part of the body being
plunged in the water. He says the practice
of systematic daily sponge bathing Is one Civ.
ing untold benefits 10 the followers. Let Il
person, not over strong. subject To frequent
colds from slight exposure, ;he victim OF
chronic catarrll. sore thronls, ETC., begin the
practice of taking a sponge bath every morn.
ing, commencing with tepid waller in warm
room mot hOt,) and follow ing the spGngtng
with friction that will produce warm glow
over the skin, and then take five IN lnutes
brisk walk in the open air. See If you do not
return with good appetite for breakfast. Ar.
ter having used tepid water for II few morn.
ingS, lower the temperature of the bath until
cold water can he borne with impunity.
The daily cold sponging Of Il sensitive throat
or lungs will of Ell result most satisfactorily II
pcrSislcntly and conscicntiOusly followed
The cold ante breakia sponge bath should
however, be avoided by the weak person AMI
the ones whose lungs are already diseased, MS
the reaction following might not he str0n:!
enough to prevent colds which might hasten
fatal results. Another use of the cold bath Is
to induce sleep, by calling the blood to the
Surfiicc; the congcsted brain Is reviewed and
sleep comes in consequence. 1t Is in this prin'
cipc the winding of the leg in cold wet cloth
proves SO cfIic;lcious in provoking sleep.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-10-13
Let Charleston Pay the Expense OF
the Extra Session.

In our opinion Governor Sheppard is too
wise to be led into the error OF calling the
Legislature together. But if 1t shall be insist
ed that he should do so. we think the city OF
Charleston should first assume responsibility
for the cost OF the session. AS it Is aSpccula
ton or move solely in the Interest Of the city,
it should run the risk Of paying the cost OF
the experiment. If Charleston will give bond
to pay the expenses of the extra session, tho
people should not object TO their members as
Scmbling in Columbia. If that body then did
not refuse Charlestons request, the people al
the ballot-boy would certainly settle the mat
ter without cost to them. SO, If Charleston
desires 4 session of the Legislature to advance
her interests, let her assume to pay the costs
Its Gems to us if Charleston wants our bonds
she should ut least propose 10 pay the cost o
the necessary legislation.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-10-13
Getting Down 10 Practical Business

The questions which have heretofore been
put to applicants for teachers certificates
have been the subject of remark and adverse
criticism, but we see by the editor of the
"Teacher's Department" of the Ncwbe'7y Her
ald and Ne,cS, that the former impracticable
and absurd questions have given place to
practical questions which will put the abili-
ty to teach to the proper tests. One question
which recently attracted the special attention
and commendation of the editor Of the teach
ers column in the Herald ana Ne,rs, was the
following:
"Wherc would be the temperate zones were
the axis OF the earth inclined to the plane of
its orbit A. degrccS?"
or course anybody who can answer plain,
practical questions like the above, would give
evidence Of fitness to teach in Il public school.
We would suggest other questions:
"How far is 1t from Conicdcricll Cross Roads
TO Jericho"
"What are the medical qualities of the bark
of Il uOg?"