The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-07-29

The Maine Press Association ut the close of
lt> twenty y-ihirl annual reunion and excursion
which has proved to he one of unalloycd inter-
est and enjoyment, bcgs to make grateful mcn-
ton and acknowledgment of the many courtc-
>ir~ and Kindness which have contributed in IN
unusual measure 10 the success of the rNrur-
sion. and will leave it, in the memory of those
who have been lis fortunate participants, as
one of the most delightful and profitable in the
history of the association:
HoSoircd That thanks are due to raySou
Tucker, Esq. General Manager of the Maine
Central Railroad. for the thoughtful and gen
erous provision made by him for the safe and
comfortable conveyance Of the editorial party
to Bar ilarbor and return, and for the especial
lender and use Of the steamer Sebenoa for the
excursion, 50 full of incident and excitement
to Somr>' Sound; not emitting the numerous
polite personal attentions extended by the
General Agent. Geo. f. Patten, Esq. i'll behalf
OF the railroad company. and the careful re-
gard of Conductor Ernest Dodge for the COM
fort of the party during the entire excursion.
Also to Mr. +. i. Harmon of the Atlantic
House and his assistants. who We're unwearied
in their efforts for the satisfactory cntertain-
ment of their guests; Mr.. +. II. Clergue, PreSi-
dent Of the Green Mountain Railroad, and Mr..
Stewart. Assistant Manager. for valuable rour
teseS; to Mr.. W. Fennclly of the Central
House, someSve for very enjoyable enter
tainmcnt: to MeSSr>. +. II. Moses and W. +.
Morton of Bar IIarbor. for rare and beautiful
floral gifts bestowed by them upon the ladies;
and to Honorable IIoratio King, Of Washing
ton. d. G.; to Miss +. &. Wethcrbec, of Law
renee. Mass. and Miss +. b. Reynolds, of
Providence, X. L., each of whom kindly con-
tributed with distinguished ability, to the liter
ary and musical exercises of the occasion.
Your committee feel that especial commell-
dation is due to the excursion committee.
Mp~>rS. he
admirably satisfactory manner in which they
have acquitted themselves of the difficult duties
imposed upon them by the association For
their signal success in the management of this
excursion our gratitude cannot be more appro-
priatcly expressed than by tho reelection of
these gentlemen next year to a position for
which they have proved themselves 50 well
qualified.
Very respectfully submitted,
j. \. lloMAN,
q. w. DRIsKo. Committee.
\. +. FORBES.
HOWARD OWEN. President.
JOSEPH WOOD, Secretary.
"What is an exposition pa quered Min
ncapo> child of his father. who was reading
| about the coming glory of the flour city. An
| exposition. my child remarked the fond pa
| rent, who had attended such affairs in other
cities. IAN exposition is IA place where machin
| cry is shown at a large expense to the stock
| hoder>.''
Il have no appetite complain many sun rerS.
Hoods Sarsaparlla gives an appetite and enables
| the stomach t" perform its duty.
SAY called old Mr., Crochet to the new boy,
| brinr me my boot lack" "NIv name 'aint Jack
| responded the boy quickly, can 'aint got your
boot, neither"
| Harsh purgativc remedies are fast giving way to
| the gentle action and mild effects OF Carters Lit
| Ia flN
| ly please You.
| statue of Webster, at Concord Mass, bag at the
knees. In such case why mention pants: If the
statue bulgts AT the broWs it is all right.
Don't DO II.
| Said my physician, who for six months had doc
torcd me for dyspepsia without success, when |
told him was going to try sulphur Biters, they
| will only make you worse. did try them, and now
am Il well man and can eat anything. sulphur
| Blters are Il great foe to doctor4-Gcorge BaStnf,
| y. y. &. 0nd II. II. Rditrodd. 2w30
| Killed by the cars last night Drunk, presume:"
81 don't know; but let us hope that he was Being
unconscious, of course he experienced mental
| anguish iii view of the approaching fate
Never Give Up.
If You are suffering with low and depressed
| ed blood, weak constitution, headache, any dis
ease of a bilious nature, by all means procure Il
| see the rapid improvement that will follow: you
Will be inspired with life strength and activi-
| ty Will return; pain and misery will cease, and
hcnceforth you will rejoice in the praise of Electric
l'ittcrs Sold at fifty cents bottle by r. ii. Moody.
| The editors chief recreation in the summer time
is found in the pcrusal of circulars and pamphlets
describing the beauties of vacation resorts
Miraculous Escape.
W. W. Reed druggist, of Winchester Ind
writes: "one Of my customers, Miss Louisa Pike.
Bartonia, Randolph Co., Ind, was Il long sufferer
| with Consumption, and was given up to die by her
physicians. She heard of Dr.. Kings New Dscov-
| cry for Consumption, and began buying it Of me.
| In six months time she walked to this city dis
| tance of six miles, and isnoW much improved she
has quit using it. She feels She owes her life it,
Free Trial Bottles at Il. II. Moody's Drug Store.
lie was in Chicago ut the latest advices. Hotel
| Pelham was where he put up. His breath was
| stronger than his fingers he blew out the gas.
| tSual result.
Advice TO Mothers.
| Mrs. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP for children
teethng is the prescription of of the best female
nurses and physicians in the United States, and has
been used for forty years with failing success
by millions of mothers for their children. During
the process of tcehn@ its value is inealculabe ii