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A Sick and "Tired" Cabinet.

OF Secretary Manning's probable retirement
the New York Tribune says: A correspondent
of The Herald ut Washington discovers that
there are likely to occur other changes in the
Cabinet. Mr. NIanning's inability to resume his
duties will doubtless explain his retirement
whether there was any ill-feelng or not. But
Mr. Hayard, The Herald says, ''is tred,' and
there is to be an election of a Senator from Del
aware next winter. Mr.. Garland also is
troubled by ''poor heath,' and it is asserted
that he ''meanS TO resign as soon aS the tele-
phone inquiry in the House has been completed' 2
1t would be a different Cabinet if Mr.. Manning
Mr. Bayard and MIR. Garland go out; particI-
larly if Mr.. Villas, who is about the worst on
the list, and Mr.. Endicott, who does not count,
and Mr.. Whitney, who has made war on Amer
lean shipbuildng, and Mr.. Lamar, who is
responsible for the performances of Sparks and
Black, still remain to give it character. 1t is
not strange that Mr.. Bayard lis tired" especial
ly as people interested i'll the Fishery question
are discovering that the State Department is
phenomenally ignorant and incapable and
meanwhile the Chinese question looms up with
peril in it for Presidential asprants 1t is not
strange that Mr.. Garland is in ''poor health'
\ man of more Sef-reSpect would have been
sick enough long ago to resign or to surrender
the stock he received as Il reWar, for his in
turncp,
The Republican journal., 1886-04-22
The WOman's Christian Temperance Union.


To THE EDITOR OF THE JOURNAL: A brief re
view of the work of the W. c. T. T. for the past
year, may be of interest to some of your readers,
this review making the twelfth annual report of
the organization.
The temperance work with its MANY discourage
ments, still '.holds its own and interest in that
direction has never tagged Althourh but little
has been accomplished in this city. it has been en-
couraging to know that o1ltsj,le the work il pro.
sressino prapdl, and ,v ..n I'm, bo,,o w.. ,r.oro.t
will suread over all the land and awake tho ind;f
ferent TO a realizinr sense of how deftIv and suro
Iv the Iiouor traffic is undarmipi,,, oer ,ood and
nure imnuIse
visit nuita recept1,, +o ana ,f am. .hool, lo,,,
il is NOT the ONLY, ono whore rho a.bars, caro- .nd
attention ON this subiect is shown Inv tho nromnt
and ready answers of the srbolars\ ,,.. a ver, in
t,restinp one. and sure,v maxine, temnar,rca in
struc,ion co,nnuIso,., in o,, n,,Ili schools yas ,
grand ,,ond work of tbaW Z, n T. for tbi ro,
sons. To he ..forewarned i tn he forearned " and
we can hut think that 81 Refas ST viii vet ha rndae,n
ed. Inv these nromisine, children entering unon
manbood and ,,om.rbood Win fuu tpov,ledo.
of the deerd,tin ,,bich may follow the sIiqbtest
induI,anre in tha int,xic,tir,, cu, To baar tbesu
cbildren av ,loir bo,. t ,,,oLe and of ,.hot thos.
different drink are comnosed reminds one of the
story of the be4r uo,nufartnrar who on. l,v miss
ed a d;,,k.v in his en,,,lov and search wa made
birh and law, until bA nar,. t +b. ,,,l,,.i,,, h.
mrst have deconnad win money, and yaIuobles
,,t hor,,i,,r r., him. ,1 ,,,+ mil tb, la., ,as
,n drawn of from ono ,f tb. vat. ,ras tho hody
Of tba moon. arr4, ,,i.ro,nrnl Vino in th. hotton,
vh,ra no b,dacci,,.nt.llv Fallen b,rip,, in,hih.d
little too freely himself Hut tbe worst of the
,n.tta, was t,at tho .,,,,,,or. Font o1.r,ri, f.
The Republican journal., 1886-04-22

BosToN, TUESDAY, April IL.
Amount Of live stock at market-Cattle 906 :
Sheep and Lambs 56U0, Horses 1872, number of
Western Cattle 9Ui, Swine 2i35.
Prices of Beef Cattle per 100 lbs live weight
Extra quality, - 15g6 %, first quality 50 81 a
62. second quality 81 25g5 l24a third quality
SO 62aal l31&; poorest grades of course oxen,
Bulls &c, S3 00a3 30.
Brighton Hides 6l&c. u III; Brighton Tallow
&c. " ID; Country Hides &c T. III; Country Tai
low 21ac y III; Calf Skins l0c " b; Sheep and
Lamb skins 81 30 each
Trade for Western Cattle was more active than
it has been for several weeks past. Prices were
frmer, Cattle suitable for butchers trade selling
prices ranging from - - 30 per 100 lbs live
weight. The supply brought in for the week has
been light, part of which was taken for the cN-
port trade, Cattle cost higher at Chicago, and
most of the stock brought into market was of Il
good grade of beeves. ii. Bird < Co.. of IS and 40
Faneuil Hall Market, had Hcifers and Steer,
which We're bought expressly for them at the West
that were said to be as nice beeves were ever in
the market, weighing 5000 lbs at the West
and 1870 lbs. each landed at the yards.
SHEEP AND LAMBS. Nearly all from the West
We're owned by q. W. Hollis x Co., Sheep costing
from G1aa1l&c. and Lambs ~ aSc. per ID. live
weight landed at the slaughter houses
SWINE. Western Fat Hogs costing from 4 <
d5c. per h. live weight. All were taken direct to
the slaughter houses for slaughter. In our number
we include all the Western Fat Hogs brought in
over the several railroads for the week, all being
owned by butchers.
The Republican journal., 1886-04-22
Spring Fever.


THE APPROACH OF ltot of-' 'ifANlN" iiMh' \
HoI' sEkFEPERS TALK To NOT ISEWINEs.
Va ,,.tt,.r how rrp,,,rly the ro,,tiup of
daily work has gone on during the winter
months. the opening spring reveals TO the ann
h;tio,,. bo,,sou.if. tb, ab>oI,,tn uoco..it, nf
thorouSh oNefh1u'liiS' l'oi re TOO o'2'l
about ii. sisters, unless YOU are exceptionally
.trou9 4, laau bnu.n hnucvar >rti.fa,tor,
Oh ii>eiI' VIE ne 'earlN inI'h">eu ~ ihf 'N-
pcnse of health. Let some >trong-armcd, Aun
Ma ,,,,-,. l,,l 9, hand in t, ..ro,,,b If II If
Wv "0' NJ ''''' It ''''''' - '''' n'"7i W
the Stfi ICES oI a dolnes'ltatea bfld4tt are no'
aNallaDit' Begin IN 200" season. uhdtrlahIh@
one OF t"o rooms ohiH al Il tlii'e' lh>ita" OF
having the Nholt mouse IN CONFUSION al once
me cellar i goo1 pIace IN Wnl'h 10 nc&lil
hoslli'lies' me aSil-hlh Hhoul" ne rmp'it'
the furnace cleared, ana every nit O. u>e'CSS
rupoish dl>posrh o. "A lailulti NeaIch lVi
"NeIlooheI ana u'''! ll= Nt@ttai'I'' j. ltr'N-
SaiH' iot tlleN are ih"iiHc ''">' "' "'>."N''
II nffulu lne AR Oh l,' Te'laI may of Iui'H.'''
ana paraSitlcai growth DESTROYED bl burning
birthstone IN aii o'H pau, FI">lh- eo"'S "h"
WINDOWS 'i"''Il, lhGahNHlir: i9i m lvW houf>'
Amer me H"or nas p'Gh 'prlnKl9' ana 1W1lt'
Il coating oI WhlcWa>h >h'uid be apph'N 10
'he NhHH a9! "9"d"9fN. NiH 10 iIt Na>'
coPpera>' which ! Il chcap altFle' IN 'it pro-
PoIuoh .! sly OF NiSnt potih'> 10 haH "uN,ic'
ol qi!chli'l'e' iiS ha> h''' 't''h>!h- anu 'i>-
,hit'ilnS anu i S"NtI'iSn l,i ol!nH-
iaclic against Inc faNag'S "l fatS auu hh'tt
once year l. none to" OFTEN Tor mn TO ..
uont'
/ ne uIhh " liie Ni'h,ii sim mus never ",
i'-'c' 'o'''. llNNo,HV I'N 'il7 "pl'i W
goHl'IaN Il ''itll' ~! ""l N9l'i, '!!,' lHllI
niue "l IN I'luof lh'" tH' fAlh!'p' d'IlA'
Az iiiu Il VIII ne lIee from ~ o"H" "AloG> "'oi
PC $rtase rom dl1i-Wat'r 4lleh 'loSN W
PIpt- -AiHiionld uSVU ltNtcaN VI >otp ipl Ni>i-
The Republican journal., 1886-04-22

MAINE STATE GRANGE, =. of II. Hon. Fred k
Robbie, Master, Gorham; +. \. Allen, Secretary,
East Auburn
MAINE STATE AGRICUL1TRAL SOCIETY Hon.
Rufus Prince, President, South Turner; A. l..
Dcunson, Secretary. Portland.
MAINE BOARD on AGRICI' LII RE: Nelson Ham,
President, Lewiston; Il. a. Gilbert, Secretary
North Greene.
EASTERN MAINE FAIR ASSOCIATION Hon. J p
Bass. President, Bangor; Ezra L. Steans, See
retary, Bangor
MAINE STATE JERSEY CATTLE ASSOCIATION
Hon. L. A Gilbert, President; y. II. Pike secre
Mry. Winthrop.
MAINE STATE PoMoLoGICAL SOCIETY c. ;
Pope. President, Manchester; samuel l.. Board
man, secretary, Augusta.
MAINE BEE KEEPERS ASSOCIATION J. b. Ma
son, President, Mechanic Falls; Isaac Hutchins
secretary, Wellington.
WESTERN MAINE BEEkEErERs' ASSOCIATION
lpr j A Morton, President, Bethel; f. ID. Well
come, Secretary Poland
MAINE MERNO SHEEP BREEDERS AsSoCIA
TIoN Col ;. W. Tinkham, President, AnsOn; Geo
+ Moore, secretary, North AnSon
MAINE AGBICtLTU RAJ SOCIETY Rev. G.. VI
Herring, President, Brunswick; Mrs. NJ. W Hinck
ley, Secretary, Bowdoinham.
The Republican journal., 1886-04-22
The 0oburn Estate.

Judge Buswell gave hearing In the probate
court at skowhegan, Me-, April n, on accounts
In the Coburn estates. The hearing was con-
tinued to the May term. The question is
whether the power of attorney given to Abner
Coburn by the heirs Of PhiIander Cob,rn en-
powered him to make investments. Certain
heirs of Philander claim that it did not. and
that unfortunate investments amounting to
some $40O,O00 must be accounted for from the
estate of Abner Coburn.
The executors of the will presented their
first account for settlement in the probate court
of Somerset county, recently.
The Republican journal., 1886-04-22
The Mutiny of the F. N. Thayer.

Several of the crew of the ship Frank n.
Thayer, upon which the terrible tragedy oc-
CURED in the Pacific, have arrived at New Bed
ford on whaling vessel. They assert that the
crew were kept on short rations, overworked
and badly abused. AT Shanghai several of the
men ran away and two of the officers left on ac-
count of the captains ill-treatment. The Ma
lays We're treated as well as the rest of the crew.
They are unanimous in the belief that the Ma
lays We're driven to mutiny by the conduct of
the officers and the fact that they were kept up
on short rations. They attribute the attack Of
the Malays upon the rest of the crew to the fact
that the latter went to the assistance of the Off
GERS. They further say that the story of the
captain that he subdued the Malays and then
released the crew is not true. He did not leave
his cabin until they were at liberty. This is
the sailors version of the matter. The affair
will doubtless be judicially investigated when
it is to be hoped the real facts will be developed
The Republican journal., 1886-04-22
What is Lost by Strikes.

The dispatches state that Harlan & Hollings-
worth, the ship builders, of Wilmington, Del,
have refused to estimate for several contracts
aggregating 1886 900 because of the unsettled
condition of labor. Wilmington is notable
manufacturing centre. AT least 20, 900 mechan-
les have employment in its shops in the ordin-
airy condition of trade. The city's interests are
diversified. There are great flour and powder
the world on the Brandywine. There are car
shops, ship-works, rolling mills, forges, guano
factories and steel factories ranging along the
Christiana River. The most extensive morocco
yet, though all these interests are said to have
more than enough work on hand to keep the
shops running night and day, none of them is
employing more than half the usual force, and
all " them are turning work away. This is the
result of strikes. Does it satisfy the honest
workmen of America who have their families
to maintain? New York Tribune.
The Republican journal., 1886-04-22
Newspaper Notes.

There is not paper in Ncva da which pays inter
est ON the money invested
The editor Of the Caribou Republican is in Il
dilemma. He says: Between those of our subscrh
ers at n distance, who prefer our editorials and
local news to local advertisements and subscribers
nearer home who take an interest i'll advertis-
ing columns, we are put in a hard place. 1t is
pretty hard to get two gallons into one gallon
jug. We must enlarge or 'bust."
The Pittstied Advertiser celebrated its 4th birth
day last week and uses some congratulatory print
ers ink. 1t has good right to do So Its Il good
one for four year old. The only fault we find
with it is that the subscription price is too low
No man who prints IA weekly paper in Maine at
one dollar per year gets Il fair equivalent for the
labor and the money put into it, to say nothing of
wear and tear of brain tissue. somerset Report
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They Don't Like Staples.

Somebody ought to have offered resolution at
the Augusta conferences" "vindicating' Staples.
He stands about as much in need of some deodor-
ization of that sort anybody in Maine. Bangor
Commercial
1t must be owned that the wood-cut which the
Advertiser places over its report of the meeting of
the Democratic State committee is illustrative.
Whoever up the mouth of Mr.. Staples, of
Knox, will do Kindness to that gentleman and
tired audience. Portland Argus.
The Republican journal., 1886-04-22

Have used DIR. Thomas Ecectric Oil for croup
and colds, and declare it a positive cure" Contri-
buted by VIM. Kay, so Plymouth Ave, Buffalo,
y. y.
When girl of sixteen looks into the future it
seems almost eternity. When a woman of thir-
Y looks into the future it brief as a rab-
bits tail
A. a superb hair dressing and renovator Ayers
Hair Nigor is universally commended. 1t eradi-
Gates sCurf and dandruf cures eruptions and itch
ings of the scalp, promotes renewed growth of the
hair, and prevents its fading turning gray
If anything in the world can put wings on the
feet of Incidence il is a woman with dinner of hot
water and forward impulse when tramp is s.sas-
sy."
April and May the months when Vegetine
should be used to purify the blood.
Senator Brown of Georgia has "A large collection
of newspaper clippings all of them being about
himself and his sayings and dOings. Material for
Brown study, as it were.
The enervation and assitude of spring time are
indications of the sluggish action of the blood
overloaded with carbonates accumulated by the
of heating food in winter. This condition
may be remedied by the of Ayers Sarsaparil-
la, the best blood purifier known.
We learn from the Woonsocket Reporter that a
temperance wave is sweeping over Rhode Island.
By and-by somebody will scoop 1t up IN tcacup,
and 1t viii sweep no more,
The Republican journal., 1886-04-22
BELFAST DIRECTORY.

l'N-ll'''P0 ANp 9if-A hi"'Al9.
Trains leave $50 il. M. 2.l5 p. IN. Arrive 1915 4.
Boats leave for Boston every Monday. NedncS
d,> Thursday and saturday AT 4130 T. M, local
tHl' pr ou arrival from Bangor
m4~ cyciy Tue-ial Wednesday, FRIDAY and sat
un5tl mornings at about 9"'clock.
steamer Florence makes four round trips per
week between Belfast, Ca-tne, lslcsbpru and
Br"'h~'illc. Neea.!y-
Steamer Nl5 Field makes three trips per week
h.Fur,a Horeland and Bangor, touching at inter
.r.- wharf, rytry Monday, "Wednesday and fri-
dag, returning ncNf day for Rockland. see adv
sr.ors
H,'hN ,,..,
i'i'"7 FIty,''' 10 mus tni"uEn 'loi il!il'
h'''N ''INl I.7t hh"A ,lil'! L'lNt7 h'il'I9t az ~
d. d. standard time returning arrives III belfast
z" II. T., 4'' ,,-.. .., ...ii. tt ,, .
httl''7l 10 l'iS"i 80 ilIle7' thi"u4n tlt '3N > I'll
NglIsb'fJ' N.orht"n, tr"sPtct' tr3nklort inter
l'I' iL"unp'"il .'lN. naiE"I. l'atH tN'tP, oul
I-''S, btlIa1l every uty III IL; IN. i't'qlH
-, h"il1l 'l4! ''' d. H. am ny III l''l
'''1. a, ~ l'' ,,. ''. f, il. ,,,, t,, ,..,,
ht tla~i i" Augusta Az mites through th' towns
"i Btlm"ui Ntai0m"ll' Liberty M"htvll!t' ialer-
H D. 'lNl' ''- "N0l'I'' anu augusta 4'iiH tN
i'lt NuhiaN, Leave t"liaSt every gay AT y lA.'
"iIN IHS al l'%liitel III II Il. N, 40 -
10 N"ltu NTaT p%'! ~ ill.'7' ~ rM;n
VIE "aIi}; Leaves hrliA~' at . p m hetuflll@'
arrive N Belfast at T. m. .,.,..
hNii'lHt r iNhi''li''' ~ HIli'7 LI""SL We Towns
N"r'ut'"rt Llnf"llN me = tlllti ;tni h"tkai.i'
'"t tNcrP' sundays AIllNf AT bellitS III Il III
Lgase Belfast At p. m
b'l"- L" ttItIG lll."IilN inc i Imil's' tNico
"S'N, i'"fF I't'iaSt M"h'.s ii,', i lhuna,"H q.
go l'' m Leave centre same dal aIflNlh III
belfast AT 2-'o P. m.
le,''-t 70 Nr"r-i"Tt, mirS, twice aally except
N"hdayo- Leave Belfast at a. m anu '.}' ?. m.
M .o" ANA id ~ NJ nrriii,i-, .t r. NH u,
season to connect with the trains
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The Republican journal., 1886-04-22
Oil OIL the Waters.
CAPTAINS WHO HAVE USED IT TESTIFY II


Among the captains of sailing vessels trading
~ fo,,;,r,, ,,.t. th.,,,r ,,,,.' ,f all to ,.o,
' W. '''N 7''''' '''"' VI WI i''
llig the force ol the waves Is generally acknoWl-
edged. although the practice of carving it es-
,o,a,ll, f,, ,li. ,u,,,n. !. h,n,, no,rs ,,nivor-
7"'' y ~" i'iN ii'i'i' i'pol''l Has ''uh'u
WIN >e'eral ol tiose captains whose business
takes them upon long voyages and they have all
admitted the efficiency of oil.
When asked for his oniuion on fine subject
,. ..,.
'"l""'h h'i'H' Oh tiie "'rh southern 'r"SS'
which had lately arrived from Manila. in the
ph;liunina J-I.,ls s,iJ tb,t h. wa. firm ho
liryrr in thr yirturs Of mil ..It-s unt q new
ill.,, xn,, tnn,, :. s,il tb. C,nt,in II mot Il
from thr ,yhol'r> Who Lavr alwnl.,,sel whai'.
iii ,,hrn thn ynynl ,.r,.w >nry trn,,l,nsnmn
Cannon vi,aI. niI l.. =. rooI far this nurnns,
~ ,liy ,tl,nr Lind ~ niI | alw,vs tatr some
win mo when ,ro tn s,., Inn | rinuut sav th.t
| thinL tLn ,,,.,,.,ic,. ,S.nn,,l ,nlont, ,.,t,ius
have n IarGe ranya. ba~. thr lover bart of
which is urrforatr,l with holes. When thr sea
i ,nrv rnub fin his h,,r Win oil ,nI hau,, if
,' tlu YIN, i' If n"' tl, n;l f." IIn
Slowly mon the w;itrr anI thr effect is wonder
ful il, tIkin,r th,, cans ntr thr waves ,nd com
yrrtiuo them into lnno. ~,l,tlc .wrIls. | wish
the Herald ruuld .l,rroI in "rttiu~ all cantnin.
tn tnkr ,il ia >,.., with thrm
..T.,nlnu t,.lI me- Cn,,t'in asked thr rruorf-
err show if is fIat oil i Or nuy ,I>r when !, YES
sci is running through The water: | should
thnk thdi she would leaNe 1t all behind her and
u'fIIG no So"d from H.
WriI' fcpHen 'liF 'ap'ii'i' ihai qteH-
t'"h can answer o''' Oh my 3"n experience,
because IL happens iha' lile onN llnt> Wneh
nave use" oI! llaNt hcoh Niloh 'hc snip was move
TO-
TIE DAMAGE DONE AIT.
f,it,in ba,i. nftb,.L.,.l. Io,n.> pu,I,rJ
had i,~rI oil When un,l,.I. .:jI and in rnnjy tn
The Republican journal., 1886-04-22

dc-irr to state tiEt Ma4 lak.r with severe
pains il my icit ann which caused nie The loss of
several nights sleep. was entirely cured with II
few doses "f Your remedy AIhlophor,,- j. Il.
Dewey, Manchester New hampshire.
Every cloud has 4 silver lining. But that l. no
f"nS"latioi, after AL, when You reflect that things
are never worn with the lining side out.
If you once try Carter Little Iipcr Pills for sick
htiacc, blil"GeHrS- constipation y0u viii nov-
cr he without them. They are purely Vegetable.
small and easy 10 take ali druggist, sell them.
Parties are stronger tlan men," SAYS Il writer.
VI Nel!. some kinds ol parties leave some Kinds If
inf". in Il prtttt veal. cuuttinn.
The Republican journal., 1886-04-22

Senator Blackburn of Kentucky is a basso
and good singer. His favorite is "Od Ken
tucky Ilome.'
For an encore he probably gives Comin' thro'
the Rye.
The Republican journal., 1886-04-22
Scott's Emulsion Of Pure
God Liver OIL, with HypOphOs phites.

IN Scrofalous and Consamptire Cases
DIR. c. e. LOCKWOOD, New York, saws: "I have
frequently prescribed Scotts Emulsion and regard
it Il valuable preparation in scrofulous and CON
sumptive cases, palatabe and eficacious"
The Republican journal., 1886-04-22

To TIN EptoE or rIE JurENN- under.
-tand that correspondent from Belmont says
have n>ultrd the readers OF the journal in my
statement of the stone wall problem did not in
tend to insult any one and any candid person of
sound Judgment cannot Say that ! have in any
way. have received fifteen letter, from different
parts of the New England States, each person
claiming the prize, and each solution different.
The only correct answer that has been sent to me
was one sent by Mr.. { l.. Jackson. | shall an
no more questions in regard to the stone wall
problem as Mr.. jackson has won the victory.
CENrRE MONTNILIE. LEWIS +. HERRIMAN.
The Republican journal., 1886-04-22
Bucklen's Arnica Salyc.

The Best Salvc in the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores Ulcers, Salt Rhenm, Fever Sores letter
Chapped Hands, Chilhiains, Corns, and all skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required Ii is guaranteed to give perfect satisiac
ton, or money refunded Price y cents per box
For sale by Richard II. Moody.
1t has come 10 be that when New York func
tonary is late al dinner his wife says to one of
the children, "Run down town and lind out the
number of your fathers cell
If You had taken two Of Caitcrs Little Liver Pills
before retiring you would not have had that coated
tongue or bad taste in the mouth this morning
Keep a vial with you for occasional use.
The Republican journal., 1886-04-22

GREENS LANDING, DEER Isle. The midnight
blow of April 6th caused general smash ups
especially to small crafts. The good boat Red
Warrior owned ny Morton Eaton \ Co. filled at
her mooringS. The bridge that crosses Crotch
Island pond was total wreck, even granite blocks
weighing at least two tons We're washed four to SIN
feet from the bridge by the heavy seas. There is
to be library here called the Greenwood
Library Association. The new Sartline Factory
is about to start with Mr.. Charles Fly at the head.
....There sociablc Tuesday the 18th at
Eureka Hall for the benefit of the Greenwood,
Library Association. We have Il splendid brass
band here composed of thirteen pieces: Leader
W. Il. Peak first Il. Nat cornet, Henry \. HASKELL
second colnet, viii Smith; first Is. Hat cornet
John l.. Goss; second G.. F. Small; third F. :.
Small; first alto, j. q. Tyler, second, Will Goss
first tenor, John Barber; second G.. Pooler:
first base, Charles Thurlow; second base Mel
win Pert; Snare drum, John Mutt base drum,
Hermon Eaton. 49,. Master Sim tiuss is a Good
Templar and an officer in the lodge here.......
The schooner II. Curtis of Deer Isle finished
loading rough granite at j. Goss granite works
Saturday and is bound for New York The Thur
low Brothers have started Il new quarry and are
doing large business getting out paving blocks.
A number of editorial articles published in the
New York Evening Post have been reprinted in
pamphlet form, under the title of "A Bill to Pro
mote Mendcancy. Facts and figures showing that
the South does not need Federal aid for her
Schools The bill referred to is the Blair educa-
tional BILL on which our Maine senators voted aC-
versely The Post maintains that the bill is uncon-
stitutonal, and further says LET not the nation
make the fatal mistake of teaching the South to
The Republican journal., 1886-04-22

II 1856 BII.rGON TERMS. In advance, r.. .00 year
within the year, $500 at the expiration Of the
The Republican journal., 1886-04-22
Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for children
tecthng the prescription of of the best female
nurses and physicians in the United States and has
been used for forty years with never failing success
by millions of mothers for their children. During
the process of ecthlng its value is incalcuable Ii
rciIeNes the child from pain, cures dysentcIy and
diarrhu,a, gripping in the bowels. and wind collie.
BY giving health to the child it rests the mother
Price 25c Il bottle. ly4S
A man named Knapp arrested in church at
Baltimore the other day There is something IA
miiiar about this taking KHAN in church,
The Republican journal., 1886-04-22

On am, after June 18th, the WESTERN mail will ar
1} 'ailN. Belfast me at 10 m, and 30 D. m.
IiN railroad time western mail arrives at l045 a.
and 1.25 p. m. Leaves $50 il. m. and , - u. m