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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-19
A SAD STORY.

The child coughed. The mother
ran. No remedy was near. Before
morning the poor little sufferer was
dead. Moral: Always keep DR..
Acker's English Remedy at hand.
(5) RAGLAND & Co.
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DYSPEPSIA, DESPAIR, DEATH.

These are the actual steps, which
follow indigestion, Acker's English
Dyspepsia Tablets will both check
and cure this most fearful of diseases.
For sale by RAGLAND Il Co 2
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Probably almost everybody knows how
quickly hot fat iron with a fold Of flannel
over it will relieve neuralgia, but perhaps
some do not. 1t is for them that this is
written.
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RingworT1s will yield to a treatment of
borax Wash with strong solution three
times a day and dust over the fine, dry
powder.
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Money to loan and vendors lein
notes bought. Sums from 81 900 to SlO,-
900 to loan at and 10 per cent.
HAMBLETON, HADLEY d Co.
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DR., c. w. Philips

OF San Antonio has no partner. His
Office is at 266 West Commerce street
over Jess Nj. Bells jewelry store. If
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-19

A merry heart doeth good like medicine,
and mcrriment at meals Is better than pepsin
GJr the digestion
The Republican journal., 1888-08-30

sEAnsMoHr Prof. II. +. Cobb returned TO
hents Hill Monday 80. Mary Muzzy. Mary Plais-
tel, Chas. Clement, James f. Burgess and Walter
Cooper are attending the fall term OF the seminary
at Bucksport Miss Mabel Packard is at the
Normal School at Castne. Mr. Edwin Dyer with
sonse friends from Lawrence Mass, is visiting his
father. Miss Ada NJ. Bradbury of Lawrence,
Mass, is in town al. W. Luce has put thresh
ing machine into his MILL. q. Falrar is
building cellar under IA. Wilson's house.
SANDY POINT. Mrs. Lizzie Shattuck and two
children, of Groton, Mass spending two
weeks with Mrs. Lois French, her mother. Mrs
-Ab'ie Nckerson, is with them. Mrs. Ada Nutt"r
and child, from Bangor, friends Of Mrs ~, are
there for few days. Mr.. y. 5. French and fami
ly will return to ItoNbury Thursday Miss Jennie
Bushee will accompany them and visit her sister,
who resides in Boston....P. +. Watts cane from
Mt. Desert Saturday and returned Montay....C.
A. French came home sunday from the Ransely
Lakes, where he has been running 4 steamer
freeman l.. ,hute, of Biddeford, is visiting rela
tives here. Capt B. F. Rice is having his house
painted and piazza built, which improves lis
looks very much. Capt. X. left for New York
Tuesday to join his vessel. Misses Margie
and Saic Rice spent last week at Northport....
Mrs. Meade and family and MIR. DAILY, Of Natick,
Mass, are spending part of the summer here with
friends. Mrs. Fannie Richards is spending this
week in Bangor and Miss Emma Black in Brewer
and IIampden. Quite number Of our citizens
will attend the fair at Bangor this week. Frank
and Fred Perkins, of Medford, are shngling and
making other repairs their fathers buildings
Mr.. John Perkins and wife of the same place are
making Il short visit at his fathers, VIM. Perkins
Miss Emily Smith and Miss Helen Clark, OF Bos
ton, are boarding at Mr.. PSI. Weston Doe and
Dayton Bckmore left Monday to attend the Nor
NAL School at Castine, and samuel French went tie
same day to attend the IIampdcn Academy. The
brig Don Jacnto has arrived in Portland. -. Mrs.
Meralda Black went to Bucksport last week to Wis
it her sister, Mrs. Warlwel.. Percy Jordan has
employment on the steamer City of Richmond. =.
Mr.. Albert RhOades, of Jamaica Plain, is spending
his vacation at Capt. 7. NJ. fiarriman's May
Richards returned Saturday from Camden where
she has spent the summer. Master Eugene Curtis
came with her for Il short visit. Roger Sumner
arrived Thursday from Jamaica Plain and will
board ut Mrs. Manley Richards for two wceks....
Sch Snow Squat arrived from Portland Monday
with freight for c. 7. Snow and j. r. Libby IA
party went from here Tuesday to swan Lake on a
picnic. Some of them Wcnt on e. G. Hamilton S
blackboard.
The Republican journal., 1888-08-30
Si7,r M w =.
PORT or BELFAST.

PORT Or BELFAST.
ARRIVED.
Aug. 26. Schs. c. NJ. Walton, Lane, Boston; A.
w Ellis, Ryder, Bangor; G. NJ I:rainard --.
NeSv York
Aug. D. schs. James Holmes, Ryan, Boston;
eNtlell, Wade, Boston.
Aug. p. Schs. A. w. Ellis, Ryder, New York;
II. Curtis, SpOffor Deer Isle &c. NJ. Walton, Lane,
Selgwick; S. l.. Davis, Burgess, Bangor.
Aug 80. Sch. +. l.. Warren, COlson, Boston.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Aug. 81. Arrived sch: Dora NJ.
French, French, Bangor; 2lst, arrived sch. Para
ron, Wood, Bangor; .snd, arrived brig Harry
Smith, Hutchinson, Curacao sch. Herald, Hcagan
ssibara; oath, arrived bark Beatrice Havener, Sal
wage, Alphabetically; cleared brig Amy A. Lane,
Heath, Ilavre; 25th, arrived bark Edward Kidder
Park, Pisagua; SCH Nellie +. Sawyer, Arey, Car
6enas 26th, arrived sch. Paiatka, Chaples, Satila
EsVcr; 9th, arrived bark Herbert Black. Nichols,
Philadelphia; sch. Nightingale, Burgess, Newport.
Boston, Aug q. Sailed brig Stockton, Allen,
sszrinam; arrived sch. +. q. Pendleton, Hatch,
Georgetown; oath. arrived schs Lackawanna,
GIBSON, Weehawken; Warren Adams, Colcord,
Hoboken; Pavilion, PendletOn, Bangor; Hattie
Dunn, Poland, Apalaa nicola; Stella NJ. Kenyon,
williams, Amesbury; 25th, cleared sch. Daylight,
HOdgdOn, Baltimore; Goth. arrived bark James q
PendlctOn, Lancaster, Valparaiso.
Baltimore, Aug. %. Cleared brig Chas. Dem ),
Haskell, Baltimore; sch. II. J. Cottrell. Haskell,
The Republican journal., 1888-08-30
DIED..


In this city, Aug. ~. Joanna r., wife of John
Frye, aged il years.
In this city Aug. - SIMON Lowe, aged s. years.
In this city, Aug. -, Fitz W. Hopkins, aged Al
years, . months and Is days.
In Northport Aug. y, Maud l.. Bullock, aged 10
wears and II months.
In Northport, Aug. D, Mrs. Martha }. Merchant,
aged - years. months and IL days.
In Lincolnville, Aug. a. Mrs. Clara L., widow of
the late Alden Pcndleton aged a years. Machias
and Portland papers please copy.
In Camden, Aug Is, Adeline wife of the late G.
q. Bachelor, aged 50 years and ) months
In Rockp"rt, Aug. u, James c. Jordan aged "A
years and days.
In Lincolnyille, Aug. 81, Mrs. Nancy Heal, aged
Il years, months and II days.
In Rockville, Aug. Is Lorenzo Brewster, aged IL
years 10 months and 10 days.
In Thomaston, Aug. -, Bessie May, daughter of
II Oils NJ. Overlook, aged years, 10 months and
10 days.
In Waldoboro, Aug. 20, Capt. Damon w Pitcher,
aged - years.
In Walloboro, Aug. II, Elsie, daughter of David
Grover, aged 90 years and months.
In Wahtoboro, Aug. I6 John Lash.
In Rockland, Aug. IL Martha A., wife of Capt.
Addison Oliver, aged 3i years months, IA days.
In Washington, Aug. IL, Mary A., widow of VIM.
Jordan formerly Of Thomaston, aged % years.
In Ellsworth, Aug. II, Joseph A. Norris aged 50
The Republican journal., 1888-08-30
HUNTS REMEDY
BELIEVES the Kidneys;
RELIEVES the Liver;
27u RESTORES the Life
SOLD UNIVERSALLY.
Boston Produce Market.

l;OSrON, Aug. IS There was not much demand
for butter yesterday, but fine grades continued
firm and some special brands OF fresh creamery
were sold at - cents in lots to the trade Other
kinds sold at 20 to u cents. Medium and low grades
continued quiet and easy.
Cheese gained a little strength in sympathy with
the rise of = cent in the country but buyers here
were not disposed TO respond t. any advance at
present.
Eggs ruled quiet, with saes of Eastern extras at
II to 20 cents, and PROV ncial ut Is to Sis cents
Potatoes steady at 81 - to - per barrel
Choice spring chickens, 20 to 22c, Northern
dressed fowls at 3 10 5r dressed ducks, - to he
live fowls II Z to l3c live chickens at T. to l;c
live spring ducks at II to he.
Beans-Ihoicc small y. y. hand picked pea at
- 50 to - 80 per bush; choice New ork large
hand picked ito at =, % to - 10.
lIay-Chpice prime hay, SO; some fancy, so;
fair to good at SIG to SIS; Eastern fine $ll to 81
poor to ordinary, Is to ~ East swale Sl0to : l.
Rye Straw, choice at -l6 to ZIG 30; oat straw 8
The Republican journal., 1888-08-30
NOTICE..

OFFICE OF TIE SHERIFF OF WALDO COUNTY,
STATE OF MAINE WALDO COUNTY, s..
August -, a. ID. lSSS.
A Warrant in Insolvency was issueo by Geo. =.
n johnson, Judge Of the Court of Insolvency for
said County of Waldo, against the estate of LEVI
MERRIrHEW, adjudged to be an lnsolNent Debt
or, on petition of said Debtor. which petition was
fled on the 18th day of August, a. d. lss>. to which
date interest claims Is to he computed; that the
payment of any debt to or by said Debtor, and the
transfer and delivery of any property by MIN are
or more assignees Of his estate, will be held at Il
Court of Insolvency to be holden at the Probate
Office in said Belfast, the 18th day of September
A. ID. 1883, at O'Clock in the afternoon.
Given under my hand the date first above written
ANSEL WADSW ORTIZ, Sheriff.
AS Messenger of the Court of Insolvency for salt
County of Waldo. 2W35
The Republican journal., 1888-08-30
Purifes the Blood

Hoods Sarsaparilla is characterized Ivy
three peculiarties LIST, the combination Of
remedial agents; Cd, the proportion: Sd, the
process Of securing the active medicinal
qualities. The result is I medicine of unusual
strength, cffectng cures Hitherto unknown.
Send for book containing additional evidence.
floods Sarsaparilla tones up my system,
puritieS my blood. sharpenS my appetite. and
seems to make me over" j /. THOMPSON,
Register Of Deeds, Lowell. Mass.
Floods Slrsaparilla beats al others. and
is worth It's weight in gold" l. HARRINGTON,
$50 Bank Street, New York City.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for IS. Made
only by c. I. HOOD s. CO., Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar.
70
The Republican journal., 1888-08-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CAUCUS NOTICES.

Brooks Class. The Republicans, and ali others
who Will vote the Republican ticket this year, rep
rcscnting the towns of Knox, Brooks, Freedom,
SwauN!le Waldo and Morrill,, requested to
meet in class convention at the Mcclure Meeting
House, In Waldo, on Saturday, Sept. 1, 1SSS, at
one 0ciGCk z. Nj, for the purpose of selecting a
candidate for representative To represent said class
in the legislature of the state.
PER ORDER CLASS COMMITTEES.
The Republican journal., 1888-08-30
MARRIED.

In Camden, Aug. ii, Albert A. Pendleton and
I.uclit u. Curtis, both of Camden
In Rock port, Aug. IL, VIM. p. Rollins and Miss
Lois f. Payson, both Of RockpOr.
In Taunton, Mass, Aug. 20, Frank H. snow, of
Rockland, and Evelyn +. Warner, Of Taunton.
In Ninalhaven, Aug. IL, Lewis G.. Clark and An
ME l.. Smith, both of Ninalhayen.
In Union, Aug. 3, Clinton Il. Merry, of Warren,
and Mrs. Mary A. jackson, OF Washington.
The Republican journal., 1888-08-30

Ibe several Masonic bodies in this city will re
-,tur labor september first.
\ larS" number Of Bella people are attending
tr Eastern state Fair at Bangor
GA an'i after sept. lst the prize of milk In this
fiis Will l'c raised To >iN cents per quart
Three yoke Of oNcn from Morrill, were shippe,
from Belfast Monday for the Eastern State fair.
The city schools begin next Monday. Mis-
Esther fye's private school opens the same day
MI = I. Edgecomb, who bought the outbuillin.
"u school house common in this city, is removing
ij-
t'aroucc. a Young >oH Of Mr.. Bancroft Conant
of his cjty, di-locatot his left elbow, while a
IHty IA thc tay, Monday.
Mr. Geo T. Read ha- contracted to put steam
heating apparatus into the houses of Messrs. Geo
H. Iaht-un. r. t. crowley and sidney kalish, il
ui ri;,
l;cmdr- ou jhc Elliot building, so-called, on Com
r'.a -t,c &. have begun under the supers sion OF
Nj y a. rirtrr The building il owned by III,
-. r1.r.j,.
1n. rn-iu,, @ctirks, and other apparatl used
Ill twtltiH- Tho jam for the Belfast Water Com
pans, ,.,-e -iueJ Friday TO- Ntnuington, Conn.
Hs.H Gl!al thrcc cars.
rac -Nuiu,r Visitors ha>r ,cgun to leave loi
taeIr bom"-- Nonday seventy five people took the
H.-tun uoat at thi- pace Many OF them came
t" te -.nmcr Ie-ort- across the bay.
At.at tl;t. m.luugl- oi the Knights Of Pytli;s
tt tij-.5tt. Wert To- Watoryilie on Tuesday to at
rrrI .t, --Ay3ai dcd day Of the regiment. Major
~a4l 4n3 ~ul-con :. " johnson accompanied
t.. u>,-.on.
The Republican journal., 1888-08-30

wINTERroRr. \ little child Of Mr.. William
Clark of West Wintcrpor was severely injured
by the slamming of door on saturday the 18th as
to cause its death. The baby, who was about ii
wear and a half old, was sitting in a door way,
when sudden gust of wind shut the door striking
the child so violently that it went into con.
vusions and died on the following day. Wednes-
day night Aug. 10th A. A. Lesans yacht was stolen
from the wharf and with it a row boat belonging
to Frank Hutchinson. When the thieves got a
short distance down river they got aground and
abandoned the yacht and went OF in the small
boat, taking with them the anchor and other things
belonging to the yacht. Mr.. and Mrs. John e..
Fowler of Bridgeport. Conn. formerly of Sears
port, with their little grand daughter Oracle have
been visiting their niece, Mrs. J. A. Holmes and
Mrs. b. n. Fish, at Whites Corner. Mr.. Walter
I. Bragdon, of Kingston n. H., with his friend
Mr. Everett, is visiting his former home at Whites
Corner and is the guest Of Mr.. J. A. Holmes.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shaw and of Boston are
visiting friends in town.. Mrs. L. A. Shaw has
returned TO her home in Dexter. Miss Clara
knowles arrived on Saturdays boat Mrs. Emma
Lufkin and Mrs. Helen Burnham of ROckland
were the guests of Mrs. X. +. Rowe last week
Miss May Chase has returned from her visit to
Bllerica. Mise Mary Rowland of Newport. r. /,
is the guest of Mrs. James Freeman. Mr.. ii. T.
sanborn and family left for their new home in
Bangor on Wednesday Of last week greatly to the
regret Of their many friends here. Mr.. s. has
rented his house to F. W. Haley, who will take
possession soon MIR. and Mrs. Charles Byard
have returned from Barre, ", where they have
Misses Blanche and Florence Tyler, Master Frank
lin Cole and others of pupils will attend school
at Bucksport this term. Miss Hortense Rankin
goes to Castine and Miss Lizzie Moody to Caribou
| ...... Mrs. Joseph Treat and daughter left fol
| Chelsea and Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzroy Kelly left fol
| visiting NorthpOrt as the guest of Mrs. Andrews
! of Bangor.
The Republican journal., 1888-08-30

sale. The price asked Is reasonable one.
BuCKSroRT. a very beautiful sign has been
pa ed the electric light station, bearing this
inscription, "The Consolidated Electrical Associa
ton" The painting was done by Josiah II. Part
ridge and is credit to home industry The
members of the l. O. q. I. held their first enter
tanmcnt in their Hall Wednesday evening Aug.
- The program for the evening consisted of
music recitations, declamations and tableaux,
concluding with picnic supper. The entertain
ment was highly creditable to the committee who
had the affair in charge. This society has increased
very rapidly in number since its organization u
few months ago. The poles are being set towards
the Seminary for the purpose of lighting their
buildings with electricity DIR. Blair and family
and Mrs Fred Howes returned from Jacksonville,
Florida, last week account of the yellow fever.
They had but two hours notice in which to pack
up and be OFF. They will not return to their south
ern home until fall. by the way last Friday the
Doctor and his family having just returned from q
ride, were about to alight at the front gate
when the tanncry whistle blew. 1t near
that the noise started the horse. overturnng the
carriage and throwing the occupants out. The
horse ran down FOlsom's hill and came to stand
at the Congregational church. The carriage was
ruined but only the doctor met with any serious
hurt and he will be all right in a few days. The
Verona Park campmeeting closed last Saturda )
evening after a two weeks session. The associa
ton report the meetings more successful than eve,
before notwithstanding the rainy weather. Quits
a number of lots have been disposed of, on which
cottages will he erected before next season, and
other improvements will be made the grounds
The following are officers for the ensuing year
President, Dr. G. f. Ware, Bucksport; Vice Press
dent, Mrs. A. +. Barnes, Somerville, Mass; See
rotary, Carrie +. Warlwell, Bucksport; Treasurer
Rufus II. Emery, Bucksport; Auditor. E. Schuy Bel
War,lwell, BuckspOrt. Frederick Ii. Moses ha'
just erected wind mill to raise water for use il
his green houses. lie cannot wait for the wate
works that We expect to build in few years. Tht
mill stands 90 feet high with large tank near b.
| that is to be kept heated In winter.
The Republican journal., 1888-08-30
Hoods SarsapayMa

Combines, in manner peculiar to itself, the
best blood-purifying and strengthening RENE
dies Of the vegetable kingdom You will find
this wonderful remedy effective where other
medicines have failed. Try it now. 1t will
purify your blood, regulate the digestion,
and give rev life and vigor to the entire body.
Hoods Sarsaparlla did me great good.
l was tired out from overwork, and it toned
me up" Mrs. G. L. SIMMONS, Cohocs, N. Y.
81 suffered three years from blood poison.
took Hoods Sarsararilla and think l am
cured' Mrs. NJ. j. DAVIS, Brockport. n. Y.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-12-06

Sour feinen suten elisenblid berider3t!
llus Gugenbllde,t rur beitebt bas 2eben:
Die Sreube frii9'unb iuOm6sli9 seberst.
Our b6ien Gtunbe banfbar urts ergebeal
glu9 tief peri9leiert bleibt bic S66nbett
i96n,
limb ieber Rebel muB Sulest nerseben.
2ebmpbl, lebpObl! @ann tbut nidt
Sheibeu tueb?
Gin bittrer 2eib siebt es ia ni9t bienie.
ben;
9o6, bat bas S6eiben obne Meieen ie
Die 2iebe ielbit un6 2iebenbe sei6ieben?
Nein, b6ber rtlir unb berrli9er enflammt
Sas 5euer, bas aus @ottes SerSen
ftammt.
2ebpobl, lebmobl! Sinaui biaausse.
ibaut!
9as 2eben raui6t babin, iuie cine Wele;
@obl Dem, Der auf bic @wisfeit sebaut,
Sn @ottes bergen bat bic re1te Stelle!
Sn ieiner 2tebe bfeiben tpir bereint,
Sb bier, ub bort uus ietTe Conn i9eint.
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lSas eeItente bon Gombinationet

8as 3oitbnre bes @obfserubs mil
tpabrer @irfinmfeit 1T errei6t tuoroen
in benz aussesei6neten California flijs
iigen Srudtmittel, Sprup BON 5elseri.
Gein nn~genebmer @eidmnd uno uobf,
|thueaoe 8raft bat es 81 einem iiberans
populdreu semadt. @s reinist 6as
|Splteni, beilt Werftopfnng &C. 8n fati>
fen in so Gts.r nnb MD0.Jfalden BEL
|Meartin Molitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-12-06

bergen, fieB lie ii6 NIT benz san3en
a5rper niebersfetten, iubem iie bas Sc.
fidt III ben feudten, ibnnbisen Orb.
boben briidte. SIN biaeren sidte Der
Sadeln iab man, tuie ibF 2eib bon einem
f~rampfbafteu Sdludssn sei9ittelt
purbe, unb bic Mdnnel itanben idtpei.
senb unb felbit gang betommei, I'm bas
BON Der Ghan pie BON elmer f5rperli.
den aait erbridte MatIben beruHr.
.0as fam iest 9Ies gar ni9ts bet,
fen!1 iaste Der gOliseFOmmiFdr, nun
rur p~prn1rtsl"
Man riB iie ernpor, bis baB fie ipie,
Der auf ben Sa6en itaub. Dem 8auber
tpnrben bic Sefieln 70 iOeit sefodert, baB
er seben tonnte, unb iaif einem Rulben.
ftpB ipurbe. tbru bes r. aufsuHe5en,
Die beibsn 4eiauGsnst in Scr Mitte,
1ieste iid Der 8us mad Der Staot gu in
8epesuns, unb cine balbe Gtnnbe ba,
rauf befanSeu fid @domburs, Der 8dus
Der unb Warie 2ide biater SGfoB unb
Giesel in ben 8auh1en bss @eri9ts.@e
fdnsnifes.
Cine tueitere 5albe Stnnbe ipdter
entftanb in benz srpBen Saale beim
Birtb n8um solbeneR Sufeiien1 cit, &c.
tualtises &unoren bon suiammensei9o.
benen 9iiden unb stibleu, bic se.
fammte S6ibensiloe trat an, nm BEL
8albsbraten unb Bier bic greisniHe bes
beutisen Cages nod ei1mal in @emitbss
rube 81 beipreden unb ben errunsenen
Sies 81 feierr.
Der Boliaei'aommiiidr nit ieinen
2euten mar aud mitsefommen; bic BEL.
ben 8eamten. bic @ade seitanben bats
ten, tpurben f~reisebalten.
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MELROSE BANK

IS Ib pfrlisteu; gpues, 1rtsn unb Ns6ftHs.uat
psrfdutt; YaHa8s. Sifstsp pn uub mad GureYa fprtt
gDs6fsIauf das sr5ssrsn Yldss In Dtutf6lanb unh
anhsrn edntsrn ausssfsat; Gpasstisnsn wsrtea
sdrts Wrhnenet. Sofeb &rafer, YrdFtsnt
Gsnrn Ibien, 8aiFrsr. WelrVft. @inn. 43-3m
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9mmorifif6es.

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dera Sabre baben sic ben eriten 8al bes
iaht?
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&idter: 9as senist i'd banfe So
men!
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