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The Maine Good Templars.
BELFAST. MARCH 20. 1885

BELFAST. MARCH 20, 1886.
The tweuty-eighth annual session of the
Grand Lodge of Maine Good Templars will
be held at Augusta, in Meonian Hall. We'd
nesdsy aud Thursday, April IA and Is. 1856.
commencing at ten A. NJ, Wednesday. Ar.
engagements for the session have been made
as follows
The Maine Central railroad and its branch
es will sell members Of our Order one fare
round trip excursion tickets, which must be
purchased at the stations where the train is
taken. Tickets on sale Monday. April II;
good til Eth.
Members in attendance who come over the
Bangor \ Plsca;aquis. Somerset, Portland
\ Rochester, Sandy River. kumford Falls
X Buck6ed aud Portland < Ogdenshurg
Railroads, and pay one full fare, will be fur
nished with free return check, over ,hos.
roads, a, the session b, the Secrets.
~.
Board for the session NAV be obtained in
Augusta, at Hotel North and Cony House
FOR > - per day. and at Augusta House for
= so per day Two persons TO room in
each case.
The Grand Council will be in session at
Hotel North during the two DAYS prior To
the opening Of the Grand Lodge session.
The Committee on Credentials will be in
session a, Meonian Hall, commencing at
nine A. NJ. Wedne,da, before the opening
Of the session
The local Committee of Arrangement /.
will be al the station on the arrival Of all
trsinsto direct delegates to Hall hotels.
etc.
Through trans are due al Augusta from
the east al about ten 4. Vi. and eleven r. NJ.
(Pul'manl. From the west. four P. ". and
2:2j \ ". (Puilmanl. For laoal trains. see
time :ahles
The central location end general interest
indicate large and interesting session.
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The Odd Fellows of Norridgew ock have
their hall nearly completed.
The real estate transfers in York coun-
ty during 1885 amounted to $66s, STAT.
Hon. w. W. Thomas. Jr., Of Portland,
will be the orator at Augusta, on Memorial
Day.
Preparations are being made for thor
ough renovation Of the county buildings at
Mschias.
The rug department Of Sanford Mills,
kennebunk. has been permanently suspend
ed. Sixty persons lose work.
The Arson Adrocafe claims Mr.. Benja-
min Steward of North Arson. Is the Oldest
living Mason. He was made . Mason June
81, 1924 and in 1882 vas elected Master.
George o. Bailey of Belfast. has sued
that CITY for $1,000 on account of the death
OF the famous trotter, George o." which
died from an secident year ago.
Grand Master F. |. Day Of Leominster.
says that liberal brother has generously
paid a sufficient sum To maintain free bed
at the Maine General Hospital for the beue-
fit of Masonic brethren.
Rev. Theodore f. BusGrld. pastor Of
the First Baptist church of Bangor. WIS
married on Ihursda, to Miss Hattie r.
Smith of Fair Haven. Conn. a former
school teacher
samuel T. StoveIl Of Bethel, ha. kept
an account Of the snow fall in tina, town for
81 wears. One wear there fell Il feet. meas
ured as 1t fell. This wear there has been so
inches against l2i inches las, wear.
The cit, Of Biddeford i. eager 10 Law
out public park the coming season. Sew
eral localities are mentioned. but no avail
able lot can be purchased Ia the heart Of
the city.
The Oxford Democrat saws that good
MANY towns have this sprlng violated the
laa relating to the election of seecrmsn BY
e.ec,ing men who have not previously SET
tied their accounts A. treasurer Or collector
The Knights of Labor assemblies Of
Rock ani have voted to invite the Esrcu-
tive Board 10 come TO that CITY and try 10
settle The difficulties between the KnIsht.
Of Labor and tie South Marine RAILWAY re-
eardlng he scale Of wages ard general reg
ula''on' g.: smpio, ment previously agreed
upon h, TIL firm.
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81. Nicholas for April, 1886.

II, r. Bunns- opens The numhrr vhh
bright AMI amusing 'aucifl story. entitled
-, a~prri," which j. Illustrated b a. Hcrf1rI.
and by Tho 'ran'i-picr. drawn p, LEON Mo-
ran.
Edward Everett with a NOR. practical aim
tells hpw tho "Narafion-,s hnol~ In Ro-fnn''
~err started end hsric> Rarnarl, Ia story
called ">oPho Conner anl the Vacation
school" sxp ain- thr ln-tit working. " one
81 'ho-- popular and paraIo.ica.ly named 10
-fituflou>. Hanr, >aulham contributes eleven
drawing, Illustrating both articles
'cry Interesting "Hi-toric Glr,' j. foli
sbou, by t. : Hrooks Her na,nc wa "woo
/ % Hwsn-.hn." She wa. a chinese XIII
brought NJ unlcr Christian influences snd be-
came The oniy woman Who cser ruled the
/ "Mi'ii' Kingdom" Empress supreme
[ Frank r stockton brings uss little nearer
honl" in his Personally Conducted" paper. In
which he describe. thr prrii- II Alpine climb
Ing. snI rol.'r, how be hinl,~i' made the A.
crnt 81 The RI.i ny railway, Ana there i.
another ~ tho New RI. ~ TAX for Young
FOX" ~ Il~!sn Jttk-on H. HI
Mr.. Burnctt'- .rrisl Little lor.! Fauntlc-
roy.' kerr- at the same hish-eatcr mark il
reached in The 1T tn-ts0lncut, Horace +.
>oudder'. "Geortc Washington" carries TIE
hero through -" campaign With BradIoek
and hi, subsequent military experience - com
mandor-n-chief p thr Nir.iuis ,orrc-. hi-
courtship and marriage. Henry EcAtord
shows moro W outicr. y the Alphabet ~ ra-h
letter ~ hirh appears ~ h1sn An interesting
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Foreign News.

The Queen Of Italy has given large
order for poplin dresses TO Dublin firm.
In the Canadian House of Commons, .,
Ottawa. Ontario, resolutions eensuring the
government for the execution of Louis
Rel. have been defeated BY a vote Of 1875 TO
IS
Mr.. Joseph Arch, the agricultural
laborer who has secured . seat in the Eng
lish Parliament, appeared sts recent ban
qaet given IN his honor in pepper and
| salt suit and sosrle, tie. He sat beside Mr.
Chamberlain. Who MAS in iull evening dress.
The Gar and Czsrina. on their trip 10
the Crimes and the banks Of the Don. will
be accompanied By the Crarewitch and will
be absent from the capital FIVE or six weeks
II the Nihilists do not disturb them. Fol
lowing the cid Russian custom, the Car
will present his heir apparent To the Cos
sacks as their hetmsn.
LoxpoN. March 20. Mr. GlaiSton. i,
Ill. He took cold and - confined to hi,
room, suffering from chiil> nni diarrhpa.
The attending phy'clsns have forbidden
him TO go out OF the house. and he was.
therefore. unable to 60 to The house Of
commons. He had appointed la, evening
a. he date on which he would name day
for the presentation Of his Irish proposals.
1t was generally expected That he would ao-
COMPANY MS announcement with short
speech which should lnjlm.,c the nature Of
the lrsh scheme. The prr,nirr'- unfortn-
nate illness at thi. critical juncturc is re-
earded generally as political misfortune.
Mr.. Gladstone had hoped ~ 10 the ,err
last moment that be would recover IN time
to Keep his appointment But when the
hour Tor opening parliament arrived. ST
Andrew Clark. his chief ph, sician found
that the pslicnl'. condition WAS such that
any outdoor exposure. let alone the u.e Of
his voice IN pubac speech. would c-rlainiv
he dangerous. and pcrcmpfory order for
bidding the pr ne minister % ie.ve his room
~a, gwen. r. tA,> th,. premier rr;uctarti,
submitted. Mr. Gladstone caught his cold
While sway from home. he went A. la.
hour in the evening 70 Lord Woiver,on'.
f,'.drncr - W,1.h'cdon, .nl in cnn'~qu.rc-
j. satf'inE nom hp,rsrnsss aud erin. which
increased a. Tho day progressed lhr
phtsioI-rs sNt there : nothing tsrg.rnu, in
''e prNmier'. Csc SO .orE o. y 1. not sub
Jccicd 10 exposure. TIE doc,nr. thvm.tl,.s
manifest 10 aHNj"f, about tin 60
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York County.
SyGNEr.

BIG FISH STORY. A report in the pa
pers that monster whale, sixty feet long
in good state of preservation, had been
washed ashore at kenuebunk port last week,
attracted large number Of persons TO see
the curiosity. Some Who travelled a long
distance over muddy roads, sere very much
disappointed 10 find only mass Of flesh,
without form or shape, partly decomposed,
and certainly not worth going to see it wss
evidently only very small part of an i'm
mense whale. The large bones we're rotted
and broken, part OF the fe.t va. firm and
fresh looking, resembling pork, the fat part
Of which wa, being cut up and carried off
by boys, for the little oil which could he OBJ
tanned; the jaws were visible among the
mass, and it was evidently the rejected par,
of a large carcass from which the valuable
portion had been secured. The story would
have been a capital joke for April FOOLS day.
and was doubtless started from hearsav re-
ports which had gathered in volume, or it
might have been shrewd advertising dodge
TO get rush Of visitor. to the village dur
ing the dull season.
Retribution seems to be on the track of
some Of the Biddeford Democrats for com
plicity in ways that are dark, during the re-
cent municipal election. Several arrests
have been made for fraudulent voting and
while these persons are in The county jail,
others are fearing that their part in the bust
ness may be discovered, and they may he
brought to grief; meanwhile there is not
the bes, Of feeling between the members Of
the party. who srs jealous of each other,
and there are not Office. enough to 10 round
among so many hungry ones.
The appointment Of Geo. p McKenney
to be postmaster at Saco is one of the best
that could be made if change was neces-
sary; Of course, it was expected that Dem.
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Political Brevities.

AUTHORITY FOR BOTH, But TIE LATTER
MUST IF INSISTED on.
philadelphia Press
Jaehne is pronounced 'layneh." Jaehne
is also pronounced a rascal,
PAST EMBALMING.
New Age.
Senator Spooner advises that 1.-THE new
Democratic Office holders be embalmed ard
aid away, lest. by any possibility. they be-
come offensive pariisans That would
be work Of appropriation q regards the
Presidents Maine appointments.
TOO THIN.
Macon Telegraph
WheGever the country Is shocked b, the
appointment Of an unfit person to pub
Ic trust It is Immediately given out that
the President has been deceived and I'M
posed upon" by some designing Senator or
representative. Il Is poor excuse aud a
confession that the President IS woefull, i
norant Of public men and their wsys.
pFNoCRATIc oRI>oNs.
PRECEDENT Cleveland will soon become
a. popular With his party as johnson Nas
with has. Thaddeus Steven. used 10 deslg
nate Johnson as that man at the other end
OF the avenue" and though he wished him
BARN, said he would be greatly pleased
i; the Almighty would take a fame, TO mm. ="
Secretly, We believe. some of the Democrat.
with Cleveland 10 their mind, are r, Pc a;ing
tsis prayer.
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Tie Fishery Question.

Sine. Liza, Ia. f>... fI... fishery uues-
.... b.. -..;lf,. i.,,lo..,I or5 Ia.
.+AeA ~a,4 shape that L Las become q
--.t International ru,,,I..u. ont If
-'He'H '' ITO" hi'' eA-
ritcMe..t. some II feeling. AID probably
.a r--,-.. ..-..,.f1.
IL a.. "'@A ANttl' ~ We stated
THAT F. y II l1klu- 4 Sons. Of La
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i'N'
A"h l- Nova scotia tor the Grand
Bank f,a,~i., with ti,,. upd.r.t.,n,li,,.,
.t.
''''' '''" "' 'e>>'i> N''''i'l ''''l ~
ID Nova Scotia port. ou their way ~
+,... Ee.l ...f ,..L.... l,.. .,,..,. r., loud
''tt' liil4e AFTER lhe ,!APinehi 81
these men t.r firm received "A letter
.,. ..:- \
'''' "-''''' '''' -
i4- that i4e mea Jaiu their several YES
-tl, 4, .-....-.. .b..r. s,-i..i..., .,r,.,..,
,...
i''''i-'i '''''5 ''5s i'p'ii''ii'A ''oNeru-
t4 Ht won't. not allow them to DEPART
film, 4.,..i-.,. ,.., t;.l.;,.,.
voyage %" American vessels. aud "e
aG.r. stated that tle ..rm Wa. it, cor
r.,an...t,5-. ,..,h N.,a >.,,,i, ,.ar.;a.
Pa ''N
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their FISH ? Their regulations already
made will annoy and incommode our fisher
men, but if our Government should adopt
the same regulations. Canadian fisheries
would, to a large extent. be rendered worth
less. Ii is not well 10 threaten, bu, the po-
icy announced has attracted the attention
of Congress, and if the Government Of Can
ada undertakes TO impose unfair conditions
or deal harshly with our fishermen. it may
be sure that prompt and effective measures
Of retaliation will be adopted. And when it
comes to retaliation, the power to punish is
very largely in our hands. Canadian states
men should bear this in mind.
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Kingston.

The work of construction of the new
water works j. bc.ng pushed rapid, for
ward. TIE bonds have been placed on the
market and the p.pr has been purchased.
The bonds were taken ~ Brewster. Cobb x
Ea,ibfouA 81 63-le0 premium. They bear
interest 4, per cent. and are payable IN
ln>tailmeuts Of 500 tach year for four
ye~> 81 do0 per YEAR for fourteen wears
thereafter. and $1,000 ner wear for III. clos
lng twelve wears. The only contract work
WI. lie for LAYING tie lipe, the commission
er~ furnishing al maternal. The pipe will
he o' cas- 'fnn- The route will he eight
miles IN iengtn passing o1e->ixih of tho
houses If The town. \ reservoir of go .0nn
ga.fon> N3i b. constructed ou the h.l sauih
of RlEe.', pu'4 6, Indian Pond village.
lh" Wa's, 49,. N~ plmp-d directly lnt1 The
pipes he surplus going to- the rc>crvotr. aud
TIE pressure eNiuc a head from lis 90 lN0
feet. sceeriruc 'a fic ..c,,ton e the a fTcf
emf paris So. tte'rvu. FrtN h,3rag,s /. &c
us,l Aptl 1899 bids ~ .a,,ng ,hr ,rer
" he oprnci. and 4 s..,.fietur, ne vork
W. ara,urr - auoe- Ire entire co,: ai
the Va'er .4p,.y- t.aAa.i $4,000.
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Cape Hozier.
Mrs. Samuel Black died at the residence
of her son, Ferdinand Black, on Wedne..
day, Mar. "a. The deceased was sixty-five
years Of age, and was lady who was we'll
known and esteemed by every one in the
place The funeral, on Friday, was attend
ed by large numter of people. and deep
sympathy was expressed fer the mourning
relatives, in their affection.
In school district No. 4, VsleIius Black
has been chosen agent, and the school fund
is TO be expended in three terms, two kept
by female teachers, and one by male. We
understand that Mr.. Erskine, who taught
the last term there, has been engaged to
teach al North Brooksville next winter.
In district No. I. John Black has been
chosen agent, and the fund is to be expend-
ed in three terms. We understand that
Miss Viola s. Magee has been engaged to
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ocrat would be appointed, when The term
Of the present Incumbent SHOULD expire, i
not sooner; Mr. Mckenncy'' petition, or
culated wear ago. asked for the po.i,.on
when th't event should occur, and he vas
supported BY Ne best element Of the Dem
ocra''c party. If i A. efficient business
mar, "vcry much esteemed %, citizen,
and i - acco nmoda'ng, courteous, ear,.-
tan gentleman; he j. IN ~ --n.e an #,
fr"'''e partisan. And H. appointment VIII
give ecnrr, -a'i.facunn.
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National News


j. '' h.'- sam ZONES h'' bought a iine
'A''' '''af ''''f"N''it' va
-lar ms. . Alderman Jaehnc. Of New
iofk ei'f' h'' hren hS"d FIR Arril 18TH
Miss N.mI- Bayart The Sccrelar,'s
thmd daughter. new Prr'!dcs ever her
falnrr' home.
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no, li,c bong.
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If $1,000 YEA, ia the o,t,v ~ C.rr,,l
Hane,sk Va, 7...et by .,ar. ~ l6a 70 A.
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t-'eTe 'hr Senate c'mn'i'rr the -iih, but
faded - -" enA respect - "hich The
f'"'t." On mai Ut'' -''u 9, pu4tlt0a.
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IN 'hr 'N"r1'i'e '.s'fo" 81 me Nen''r.
ne -'ih' ne ca'e' 81 number OF pot
mAstet' whose pfedec' '>or> acre suspended,
we're fepoT'"d ia'oiah., ier o'Hhfma'ion-
-Ihr Hous- THURSDAY, discussed The
p4,; oflicr appropriation bill lie subject
81 '-n'i4ie' Tor carry inS uhl.' va. debated
~tH c"r,'!e's'." $50" OF party sp.tt
-Go,,rGor Storemsn. Of California, has
appointed George Hurst 10 tie Cattrd
States Senator to succeed IN. late Senator
Miller.
-T.e .earr.ary Of TIE Interior ia.
restored, publ,e domain . 45l POO acre,
Of land wfouxfplly held Is the \ lAut.c an3
Pacific Ia lfoad COMPANY.
1t said tina, Genera. Jobn Il Garden
Of Gcs,c,, tss .o,j pronert, M Florida In
90 yo..a advantage a, Ia D,c5ue YER,
xe,Ia, mn. |, !. Iuaafed that he y h
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Georgia.
-C,.r, Youa, continued hi. te.,lmon,
concerning tn. Pen Electric eompan, before
,t. committee. the 2ith. He ten.rd tia, he
haa eve ,o.d or disposed %, an, stock by
gift Or ogh~rs ,e 10 any me mher Of Congress.
Tie governor Of Ns.>achu.eu, has
sipued The bill. granting tbr lease Of the
Worcester. N.,hus and Rochester railroad
to the Boston and Maine "a lr1a!. aud for
,te weekly us,uert If wages 10 ou.tati,e.
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Senate. the 22ud, declining to furnish psp.ls
in the case. Of Collector Wells. OF Vermont.
and Surveyor Morton. Of San Francisco,
both of whom were suspended.
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ashington Letter.


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The Senator now ignores .,erv efor, 70
induce him 10 give NJ, The bo.,.ls.. ,ross.
cu,ion Of his netroi, sui, and return N
Washington. He no loooer resnonds 10
a.y message. So, INN on tho .ob;.c, and
some Of lis h.... fri-,,4. .ay ria, ,b.-s a..
doubt about his martin! INSANITY ard i,rs..
possibility for his actions
Senator Jones is heavy. coarse Iri.bmau.
who as a Naval officer remarked. through
the confession of politics in Florida became
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Paup0r Notice,

THE undersigned hereby give. natic~ that he
L has contracted with the Town o. Orlsnd for
the support ~ the poor during the ensuing wear
ard has made ainple provision for their support
lie therefore forhids All persons from furnishing
supplies 10 any pauper on hi. account As without
n. written order, he viii pa, for goods fur
ni-hed. j. UARRIMaN
orland. April !. lsss a-Is
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During the storm Of Sunday last. aud
consequent, high tide, large portion #
the covering Of the Lamolne steamboat
wharf was osnied away.
party Of tventy-six ladie. and gentle
men from Ellsworth, par'ook Of bountiful
clam chowder at the Deslsle Hotel the 10Th
inst.
The Young people Of this section Of our
town who have taken seats in the "car II
education now in progress at Lamoin- sta
ton are not so fortunate as the Young ueo-
pie in the northern section Of our town. IN
as-mueh as their tickets are not free.
Mar % SyGxIr.
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4 Care for Pimples !

My face for the last few wears was covered
with pimples 50 bad, that used to be ashamed
to 20 anywhere. | took two bottles OF SUI
phur Bitters and the pimple- disappeared |
use them every SPRING.. Il. Do,c, Fan
Rjuer
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION

a IL persons Intending 10 teach in the sun,.l, p
iss.,, are hereby notified u meet for examinaliuu
a. the Grammar School room, School street nn
Wednesday, April u, 1sss, at O'Clock 4. Nj.
RIM. PECK, Civ Of
l.. A. WYMAN, J Ellsworth
Ellsworth, March "A. IssG S41s