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Decorah-posten., 1888-03-21
Narmt ttlSaIaS.

100 Neres / Wnoiiou 5ouaibip G DRilt
fra Iseordh, 20 Neres uEoer Rtou, Rriieu
SInotte % Saunlan9. ~Saantngsauie oe
llohuie Rpe. riroenoe Sauo, aoo Hrsno psc
Suiet. Wilt inoaierost. Beiiooelie gipes
iiror, bpis Oct bEipsr iolst fsr ben life april,
Ran h~suusuesr fis I'll Susb Te5utoib, D.
curab, Soma. 2fs.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-21
9ilialQS.

Der ialses boalis paa afoSoe o. 2.sSenb.
lin9s Berfteo Bogne, BugsieS o. Cutters
% anoet Nrbeise, iom life er fnl6t f1roist,
faiut Reoffaber os en- alminbeli8 S~orjpning
al Barer. gliiobetb 8eublina,
243m. ASminiffratrir, Deeorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-21

Cmfommet | Sneen. On isrselis
Tilbraselie fanbt Steb Ssnbas ben ste
5ebr. Melanbs SOsn, Sammers Bres
itesialb, ioet ben 80 Iar samle Bill
faarsmanb Sobannes Sasbal, fanbtes
bSb | llbmarfen, bporben ban bapbe be-
sioet fig ON 2srbasen for at felbe ct
Tre til Br9nbe.
Det beber, at SsnnetOnen, ba @amz
linset lite bar fommet biem 2srbas
often, isste at fua fin Wanb til at isse
efter bam, men fsrft Ssnbas MorSeu
lpffebes bet &onen at faa nosle @abOer
meb fig, os fanbt ba ben @amle nebineet,
f,in anaerne, iom ban bapbe truffet
iammen, bar ipnlise. Tratbeben bar
antaselis ooerrumplet Olbinsen, % ban
bar fat fig neb, men aulben ntaa babe
bepirtet, at ban lite bar funnel reiie fig
isien. San bapbe, ba ban families, 30
pebet ompiflet meb 3rsien.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-21
IoruIpffet engelif 9ame.


peitl. Tibenbe" mebbeler:
8 Mibten al forrise Waaneb banbt'
bet bet(asel,se lllpttestilfeloe, at er
enselif Dame, Der iammen meb fin Wanf
bar / 8eiss paa bennes Jsoefteo 9so'
beisl / 0ietab, falot neb fra ct Sielo,
bpOr be bapbe besipet fig Op for at be-
traste Dmsioelierne. 9Sben i%nStraaots
itrar efter Saloet.
@trar efter 8~ssraoelien reiite Nan'
ben tilbuse til 2OnbOn, 8Onens Siem'
feb, % bsrfra ital ban BABE itreoet til
en- Slestnins / @ieitab % beoet oenn'
ON at fafe a~aseatteit ON aOners Sso'
ba FABIAN Ittet bar nsbpenois TOR a
beue 8elsbet al en- Understanding, :
efter Sisenbe ar. 5000 paa bans
&ones 2iu.
Otter Sorlpbenbe optases Der Tor "
ben Sorbsr til 8elpsnins at be aarH'er'
Omfanbisbebsr peb 9sbsfaloet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-21

Moo gastbinsspreiioent 3apig er
Der / Ssirepresien reiit srooe 8elfplos
ninser, blanot anbet for iOm &asierer /
fin &ommune at babe siort Joriss paa
at beiuise &Ommunen % / Garratfer
fsrt falite &~esnlfaber.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-21

)Nialo. 9ar 80 Nar sammel er
pie gsne pelfjenbt Manb "Her
aisaaet peb 9sben efter nosle
:9sslisbeo tribes Der fra Gre
no.
NJ Srue | 1898 Tom Yeber Olien
10 aar sammel Gut til Otto
saa apb for at bore bans Sasts
pat, Statsraab lands Ssn, Der
HSuanorebe til Gmerifa TOM en- al
nuns iDrite Npbpssere. Meo
aars 5rauarelie iom Saser Dos
ssosl paa 8ositab leuebe ben
''nsre iOm Seser | 5rebritss
hsSsnSe unberftsttelie al iurise
amer % efter beres 8ort9an9 al
Ssrn.
Ven lib, ba Sanbien for Sfpts
'aasnebe Der 2anbet, blep Der
'ElulS Stabs al ben pelbise Sc
% Sleo imeuem sgressief peb
ai'0srne; os | en- al "Norif Sfpts
fSss" fprite slarsans blep bans
FaSr'nser nebtesnebe.
aas Saanb- er ct lltal af Sfos
lsloeos, lisefra 8iSrn os Gig
tlsl % Sare. Is 8isrne ital
'rabt | fin 1ib, bporaf flere
~ lpa / Smaalenene. 8 be
s'' iuuSe ben samle Manb lite
a'lsn, men ret lense er bet
E0en' at ban rinsebe Rap |
"'s lebebe Sasten.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-21

Sig ygeas NGrbeb. 70 Sports
manb @briitiania bar fornplis pac
Siemueien fra en- Sfiiur, ba De plubie.
Zig peb @ierbet af @rimelunbi fopen .paa
Sisrnet af 5rosneriateroeien itsbte pad
3 fulbporne glse, Der laa | Sneen list
foran benz. gn flor Off rei1te fig
plubielis unoer ct bit 8rsl os ner=
mebe fig meb ianfet SOpeb. Sfilsberne
blep noset befippebe, iom maj, pei fan
f%oritaa, % ben enc pilbe aft iette paa
Sprans, ba ben anben iatte / ct "sres=
ielis felt" Sfris us iuinsebe Stiitaueu
oper Sooeoet. Oct bar mere, END Gl.
gene baobe uentet. s ct Nu uar ale trs
paa 8ene os tos paa Sprans. s BET
Hare Waanelfin iaa Sfilpberne lensere
benne enonl to glse reiie fig os lsbe
afiteo meb be andre.
gn aiorer fra Saffebalen bar f~ortalt,
at ban itsote paa to Gl9e oppe peb
@je~leraaien. Sanoipnlisuis er bet
bet fore Snefalb oppe | StOoene, iom
bar breuet glsene nebouer | 8psberne.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-21

Sbjellaaet al 9pn mi0tpinters.
Den 24oe Sanuur git Der ct uolbiomt
Torbenueir uper 5rspen, bporunber
@aarbmanb .. u. alsuen blep libel
llaaet Of 2pnet, mems ban bar oppe paa
Stueloftet. Ssiaa &onen rammebes
% er frembeles baarlis, Ssnnen lises
iaa, men ban fon1u,er antaselis fra bet
roen Wen. !SuIet blep meset sbelast.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-21

NeSIettelIe at 6onsens apanass.
sturtbinaets ~s~paresruppe" ftal eftet
SOrluoenoe "GabrelaHoet1 aste al
.iOreIaa Ronsens Apanase nsoiat rnso
$4,000 Rrpner.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-21

gre er O'o. Sa'a ,o Dat
Es,snt fro Saroauser % tS0t 1905
shpenteramen i 1884 Os bleO
LATER paa aOnssbers i1S47. Sra
stiains bleO ban afiat 1850, ba
Emilia rss uflar meo splOoerts'
tisnsa. aettsn bar im'olert'O nOslt
s,rss sibe, % StOrtbinset CAB
| o~preisnins oeb at beoilse BAN
fs,ae / gartpense. s 1860 ub'
M, ban til grOfesiOr 8srsbpss
Iarrs os fpfft @eOsrafi, fra boilfen
Fira han / 1876 tos &fifeb. Sra
ii 1872 bar ban statsreoiiOr.
\, yar belt 10 5risebs Os Grems
,sr,onS os bar rs Gar sammel
nS etiftslien af ariitiania liberale
hing.
In uur en- rettenfenbe Manb iom
otS bialpiOm, naar aoselt transte
Id, os astet af ale, Der Tom | 5Ors
III meo 6am, San besraOeoes int
rosn 9sltaselie fra &apslet paa
srdisrs @ruulunb. 2istalen bOlos
ST. eosneprait DR.. aross3 ons
her Filoreoe ben Gfosbes 9ip os
EomssS. Spr % efter 2alen blep
|sst nstenituasnbe at grOfesiOr
arar fer bans 9sb fOrfattebs
be:
lei Seq bsosr big min Serre Sub.
B mig, . ssrrs, bort berfra,
nr big cst iaa bebaaer!
Su mig TuSer fGrois, oa
ssrns bort ies braser.
lause Der jes friiteo bar
(ansgbeosus &uioe,
lanss mine 9ansiler bar
h grapsns anoen SIDE.
anSt: bag 2ipets graniebesn,
7pSsns Bort fig itretter
~rbstlsnot, en- natlis esn,
d sIpo % Blob forftratter;
J, Sub Re COB! troos Cru % @ps
F9Gsus mprfe 2anbe,
linens Cine tinorer 2ps
Gvisbeosns Stranoe.
sar BAN, iom Seien brpo
rntm 9soens gsne,
ga,ets Mast for Sanobeos @lpo
Fastis MATTE iegne!
|ttm Zig / ytatten inprt,
|l ban sit, at lebe
Erasm 9sbens srumme Crt
sraoiiets @laoe.
ware bnm, Den Smertens Nianb,
til Dor 5relie bsbe,
Dss en- &rans ON @rapenS Hano
tsabsts Worsenrpoe!
hm ri iaa Dor Sfplo forlabt;
II nor fire Borsen,
fg IpOens bpbe Rat.
Er en- berkg Worsen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-21

Eur: % Neturbtaetter
til granb Grmps os Womans Relief Corps
Npoe / CEDAR taptos ben lite os 12te Npril
i9lses til balu Bris. 9 Y. Eotter,
aaeut, 6. u. & ct. y. r. u.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-21
Sioitsleber,n grtl Yaulisn 10

"tSa fu"tttu tAs
oiinoet ben met slimrsube SER Oper fin
loenlts aunfurrent, Gueu. Rsplsbet
fanot Stso paa gansn peo Raiurftuen.
en TOR Ransoe Wsnnsiter uar frsms
msot, tiltrobs for bet fcrrpsenbe Sne.
fog. Brins Carl bar blanbt 9ilFusrne.
Ssbst bar 5 enselits WRil lanst. Bauls
len bruste II Winutter 10 SefunSer,
Gpen Is Winutter % Sefunber. Yauls
len bar Oper en- YaneOmsans foran for
lin Mobftanber. Oct norife Stag bei-
ieoes, % 5olfemansoen bilite Seirbers
ZEN meb ftormenbe Subel.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-21
CnRes.

en- Hint Bise Tan faa soo 9sn os itaoist
Grbeioe peo at beauenoe jig til
g. 8. Hoams,
2Stf. 9ecorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-21
$4,000

uobetaltes forrise Var til Weolemmer al
1R. B. W. gnoofpment Societp". Sois ou
snIfer at faa $500 eiler $1,000, uaar eu ino
saar / 9Gsteifab, bsr bu ftrar irosG1 I oenne
fSorentna. Rorfte gtrful9rer, Bldntctter
pa Happorter ienees frit til bpemiombelf.
Hbresfe q. &%aturenee,
Dor 846 W~tnnedpoiis, dRInN.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-21

8. Rebiattelie af be bsisrs 2snninse,
p9 Snborasnins Of operilsbise gmbe.
Der, iom Sosebs os Stoleoireftsrsmbe.
bsrne, 8Oiter / 9Oloetaten os 5Oritpa.
Tenet m. 7. 2eseembererne us entelte
andre gmbeber foranbrss til Beitiaiu,
ger; filb SelopeniiOnerins inbisres for
ale ohentlise TIeneitemanb.
4. Sfpbsz os 9iatlpoen foranbres
iaalebes, at til Sfpbs fun uo6etales be
sjalbenbe 9atfter, os 9ietsOotsisrel.
len inbbeles bare | 2 slIer 8 alasier.
s. Srefterne iattes paa fat 9sn.
6. nbpibet Decentralization inofsres
paa be foritieaise Omraaber."
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-21

Winiterfriien. llnoer 24be Sebr.
1888 bar bet bebaset ). M. &pnsen
naabiit at meboele Statsraab DR.. flos.
@lias 8lir 81. ct. .. o., ben al bam
aniD9te Gfifeb fra Statsraabs. Gmbebet
meb 5000 &roner aurlis igartpense Of
Statsfasien.
9erbos befaleoe Sans Wajeitet
Statsraao Sperbrup miblertibis at opers
tase 8eitprelien af airtebepartementet
o9 Statsraab Ssrensien liseiaa al
Snbrebepartementet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-21

VI Sarn DrGrot Dp. Sra N9sne
Tribes til "9orolanbspuiten": Yaa
@aaroen Sfei / 9snnas benbte ben
isrselise ulpfie 2srbas Gften ben Abe
Sebruar, at ct 9isebarn paa Z Gar latte
9toef til paa @ru,b al, at Der peltebes
en- brenbenbe Dlielampe neboper ben.
bes &leber, bpori Der gift Slb, Der mart
forterebe ale benbes &laber, fsrenb
ben ipselise 8aarmanS, Bet enete borne
Menneife / Suiet - paa 8srnenes
Stris Tom neb at 2oftet, buor ban laa,
os fit lltfet Sloen meb en- 8stte 8anb.
SlSen baube osiaa antanbt 8arnepus=
gen, boori Der laa ct sanife tibet Barn,
Der osiaa fit ilere fore 8ranbiaar, men
iom bog rebbebes, bporimob fsritnepnte
Barn oSbe 4 Elmer efter. pun itulbe
bore inoe os tilie fine 3 minbre Ssifenbe,
mems Moberen bar en- Eur / SisIet
berunoer bapoe en- at be Smaa srebet
fat | 9ampen, iOm ItOb paa 8orbet, ps
unber SoriSset paa at tase 9ampen fra
benne, bar bet ulpffen ffebe. Utter ct
8arifo ont at paste paa 8srnene. Oct
bar ct timber, at &aarmanben fit Slben
iaa mart iIutfet, at lite belle Suiet os be
spri9e 8sru git meb.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-21

Sen Screening, iOm Stortbinsets
pberite 8eutre bar barnet uieb bet 5or.
maal at rOfte bet SuerbrupRe Winite.
RUM, ital efter iitfsrt 5urlpbenbe be.
itaa af fslsenbe Serre: Stsen, 8rosh.
SPARE, 8enbiren, 6. 8erner, Guam
namann, gaitbers, aOuutu (S. g.
&Onoip CO.. Gfre, corp, Gleitab.
Gnselbarbt, 2an9e, 3bumeien, Saois.
D. Solt, Siortb, gentien, @erelien.
Soelbers, 8eitan, Seter, Saafuitne,
Stait 5rielietb.
Nosle faa bar psiaa iluttet fig til
efter 5ureninsens Stiftelie. Ser for.
tales, at be rabifale Sspbinser fal
bape parret utrattelise / i'm 9aasaaen.
beb for at presie npe Reblemmer ino.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-04-12
Mr.. Mills in Trouble Again.

The trraiic Chairman of the Wuys an,;
Means Committee seems fatel to be known AZ
Stocking Mills a> long Is he remains in Con
gress. He gained sufficient notorictv, one
would think by his first bluhlcr in relation
to stocking manufacture, but his latest attempt
to vindcate himself. and prove that there are
kinds of stockings which his country men do
not know how TO make. puts him in IA plight a
hundred fold more ridiculous than ever. The
stockings which he sent to West Quincy mail-
ufacturers AS products of Il ChemnltZ mill, and
asked them to inform him whether sucl, goods
can be made in the L United States. and if so by
whom. are certain to give him far more cha
grin than the famous seamless stocking of his
Providence speech. The West Quincy manu-
tacturers answer Mr. Mills, first that stockings
similar to those he sent to them can he and
have been made in the United States bv Amer
lean machinery; second that Mr.. Mills sam
piles. instead of being of German manufacture.
rs he claims, bear an Irish trade mark.
Thus Mr.. Mills is again convicted OF gross
mi>inforlnatiUn, and that in Il way SO neat and
con, incing as to leave him no chance TO protest
his innocence. II is again an exceedingly EN-.
barrassing position for the man who, next to
the President himself, is the chief free trade
apostle in the country. If Mr.. Mills had not
stubbornly persisted that he was in the right
when Immediately after his Providence speech
his seamless stockings bIunder was expose,
from one end Of the country to the other, his
present plight would not seem SO ludicro,ls.
His logged inSistanee on this seamless stocking
affair, despite the fact that he had been clearly
shown to be i'll error, is good indication OF
his character. and egi,imately suggests the
query whether in his whole free trade propa.
ganda, he is not plunging blindly on, grossly
ignorant of the real needs of the country, and
conscious of his ignorance, but too wilful
proud or stubborn to acknowledge it. Boston
journal.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-04-12
Water Temperatures on the Atlantic
Coast.

The highest average temperature of the water
along the Atlantic coast occurs at Key West,
Fla, being 81 1-2 deg. during July, the month
when the temperature is the highest as far
nOrthward Chincoteague, Va, where the
July average is so deg. At Atlantic City, N. j.,
the highest mean, Y 3.4 deg, prevails during
August, the month when the sea is the warm
est. thence AS far as Portland, Me-. where the
temperature of the sea water falls to IL deg.
At Eastport the retardatiOn of temperature
causes the highest average. so 1-2, to occur in
September. 1t is to be noted, assuming 6S deg.
to he comfortable temperature for sea bath
ing, that such conditions obtain on the Allan.
tic coast only as far nOrthward and eastward
as the entrance to Long Island Sound.
From Block Island to Nantucket the mean
temperature of the sea averages 6S deg. only
for a few days during the month of August,
except in shallow and sandy bays, where the
August sun raises slightly the temperature Of
the water for the midday hours. TO the north
ward of Cape Cod it is only on rare occasions,
and in favorable spots that the temperature
ever rises above Is deg. while to the eastward
of Portland the temperature of the ocean rare
ly reaches the sixties. and in the extreme East
ern part of Maine never so. Along the New
Jersey coast and in Long Island Sound bathing
is comfortable during the three months of July,
August. and September. [Scribner's Magazine.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-04-12
Brighton Cattle Market.

BRIGHTON, Apr1l 5, lSSS.
Amount of live stock at marhet-Cattle, 17J
Sheep and Lambs, 35il; Swine, 1860; Horses
ls2; Veal calves, $50.
Prices of Beef Cattle v 100 tb live weight
Extra. % 1890 s111; first quality, So 00a5 %;
ri quality - 37,aa4 o1ia third quality. So G2 4
%; poorest grades of coarse Oxen, bulls, etc,
81 00d3 80.
Brighton Hides, &c. " n: Brighton Tallow
3s.c v b; Country Hides. 5a5tsc U b; Country
Tallow, 1aa2zc. y h; Calf Skins, 6g7c " b.;
Dairy Skins, l5s5Oc each; Sheep and Lamb Skins,
75c 81 .25 each.
The MAJ ket during the past week has been fairly
active. Home slaughtcrers purchased their sup
plies on Monday, while country butchers were in
the market Tuesday, but values were advanced by
the wholesale dealers from lOc to l5c 100 h, while
the retailers quoted 14c higher than the current
rates of the previous week. We note no demand
for export bceves. The trade at Boston for beef
has been very dull the past week. and prices have
ruled low, the market being fully supplied with
Western dressed beef. Prices for butchers cattle
ruled from S4.25a5S5 y 100 b, live weight.
Sheep and Lambs. Those from the West were
all owned by butchers, costing from 81 &c " u,
live weight, landed at the yards.
Swine. Prices for western fat hogs still sell from
6s6,4c v n live weight, landed at the slaughter
houses for slaughter.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-04-12
Talk About Trotters.

Mr. Charles Il. Gilman of Watervii!e has
met with very great loss. His wonderful
colt Comraue was taken sick and died after I,
brief illness. After his death it was found on
examination that he had swallowed piece of
his blanket and it had caused Inflammation. 1t
Is said that MIR. Gilman had refused &l5 900 for
him.
The recent auction sale of Maine horses in
Boston by &. j. Shaw, Esq, Of IIartland,
proved fairly satisfactory notwithstanding
the unfavOrabe condition of the weather on
the day of sale Among the horses sold. and
prices received were the following: Priceless,
by Gen. Wthers. S291.50; Auctioneer, by Gen.
Withers, years old, 800; Village Maid, by
Gen. Withers, years old, S235; 9 year old
colt by Albino, by Almont, $500; pair of fies.
$40; pair of 5 year old geldings. black, 153
good style brought $1,1lO, the bid being re-
ceiyed by telegraph; pair Of business horses.
other sale later in the season.
Mr.. c. H. Nelson, Of Waterville, Is negotiat-
ing for a son of Rysdick's HambIetonian dam
ed by New York broker, and not until last
season has he been handled for speed. lie
showed his owner mile in $50 last fall. MIR.
Nelson says that Brilliant, by Young ROlfe,
2.21 IA, out of the dam of Bay 2.27 IA, is the
fastest colt he ever owned for the amount of
handling. Il have worked him out little,
this WINTER" says the horseman, "and think
mile in 2.3O, next fall, easy. BY the way, the
death OF g. B. Gilman's Comrade, this week,
was very unfortunate. l regarded Comrade
as one of the most promising young stations
in Maine. He was great horse both in speed
and size, and Il we'll bred one, too. l think
Mr.. Gilman would easily have beaten 2.30 with
this stallion had he lived"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-04-12
Newspaper Notes.

New -.arcrs ini periodicals of all kinds issued
.H the hltttl states and Canada, now number 10
30, -ot li-y gam OF $40 during the last II months
amt OF I,i.h in ~ wears.
IL. II. Presscy has sold the Deer Isle Gazette
ana has entire publishing business to F. :. knOvl.
ton, who Will hereafter edit and puhsh that paper
ant conduct the business formerly carried ON by
Mr. Pressty
Horace Greeley, when Il visit to New Iiamp,
SHIRE was wont to drop into the office of the
Nashua Telegraph and talk. Mr.. o. {. Moore,
editor o.! the Telegraph, recalls that Mr.. Greeley
once remarked to him that were he editing "a coun-
IT,! new paper, he Muuld not allow 1t hen 10 lay an
egg without announcing it
MI Henry X. Elliot New York journalist,
makes an interesting calculation i'll the March fo-
rum, to show the relative Importance that New
! "rh papers pat ON the different kinds of news
III" counted tn" space -iNcu by them several
successive uaNS IT. religion, to crime, to labor
ht W, To llrhtts, etc, amt he found that the
ratio OF religious news to the total rcading matter
Was - per rrnt. The percentage of the Tribune
l. the highest, being e. The Herald is close
~rcoHd " ltl Below the average is the sun, the
World, the Evening Post, the Mail ana ENprtss,
and tine Telegram. The sun leads in its attention
To crimes. It, ratio l. u per cent. of its entire
reading matter. The Telegram is second, with
ratio OF Il: then comes the morning World, the
News, tlr Herald and the Evening sun the rest
following with lower percentages.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-04-12
Baking Powders.

TIE LATEST OFFICIAL TESTS AS TO THEIR
RELATIVE PURITY.
The present interest in the matter Of food
aduteratons and the agitation of the question
Of national and local legislation for the purpose
of preventing them, have caused more than or
dinary attention to be given to the report of
the Ohio State Food Commission. which re-
veai> the extent and character of the adultera-
ton found in many of the baking powders OF
the market. The presence of SO large number
Of powders made from alum, as was found by
the commission, has not been suspected, nor
was ii supposed that some of the cream of tar
ter and phosphate brands, whose manufacture
erS have held them up to the public pure
and wholesome. had become so deteriorated bv
the use of impure ingredients in compromising
them.
The Ohio Commission examined thirty diff
fercnt kinds for their strength and impurities,
and declared that powder the best-as it was
of course the purest-whch being of effective
strength, contained resi,uum in smallest guam
tity. In these baking powders sold in this
State the following percentage of residuum or
inert matter was found:
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-04-12
A Republican State Convention.

Vii! be held in \oremhcga Hall, Bangor, Thurs
,ttN .hpri Is, lsSs, a 10 O'Clock m. for the pur-
,u-,' ut selecting two candidates for Electors of
President and Vice President of the United States,
ua -FOUR delegates al large, and four alternates TO
attend the National Convention, to be held at
& tici4so, Illinois, TUESDAY June 18TH 1855, and
ttslH-actin- any other business that may properly
,.,lie jrfnrt it.
iii,. basis OF representation viii be rs follows
,c city, town, and plantation will be entitled to
dele gate, and for each seNentyhye votes cast
I'll lhe Republican candidate for governor in 1884,
A t,l'tllunal delegate, and for traction of forty
s- IN excess .nt seventy five votes, an additional
.. rae.
lhe state Committee will he il session in the re
c-pt ,ai room the Hail At nine O'Clock on the
uriniu4 of the Convention, for the purpose of re
c-i .In. the credentials OF delegates
Al electors of Maine, without regard To past
political differences Who are in sympathy with the
-i-ntlmen;- expressed III the call of the Republican
\.tllpnal Committee tur the Republican National
.tbNcntor are cordially invited to unite with The
itcluhlicai~ oi the State in selecting delegates to
flI- convention.
Per order Republican state Committee.
JOSEPH ii. MA\LEl, Chairman.
WILLIS IL. WING, secretary.
AI-G"SrA, MAINE, February II, lsss.
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ling at the thought of his smart bargain with
Las Anericdnds. Our two servants-a Mes
tizO. (haf-bred) and his wife. charge us qudtro
reo3es, go cents) per week for their combined
services. Provisions being very cheap here,
the living for our little family, including the
numberless relatives of the servants. is an item
hardly worth mentioning. And OH the bless
ing of perfect weather, which money cannot
buy-the cloudless blue of the sky, the balmy
breezes from over the ocean tempering the
warm air of endless summertime.
FANNIE B. WARD.
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fa '"tat} "Asn j, ii-clp-r~ pretty set of teeth
Y 9lLfGrss nitea 1tute fas 7mple'' ~. element
ti4- ihv tlHglan- 0l/plpNI. ~ 10
Nifc-..I~ IT ,tu. huhl,. that alcohol will take
-a'1l+ u 81 -lit5 ilu-band-''l es, dear" Wife
Ntj. plea-e preihte these ;st,ase spots
.u'lo'e "a darling.
"fH' iirr'i t~iag eud loss of appetite are en-
lne utrlroHle IN lioud's >arsapariii;i, the pecu-
i.T lnr'lAln". my It ami see.
.-NNai Is a,r asiiato,:" well, he is usually
"74i Who ha~ great deal Ia say about the which
u,-- ot-thc W;ts. and WHO rondcscendingiv allows
hi- Nic tn ,i.he ir washing Ia support tlcfamiiy. y.
ii ou have cold. cough, bronchitis, or any
prn Of throat or lung disease, do not neglect 1t.
Ayers CHERRY rcrfort, If promptly laken, will
"lIls relieve ,u.a al ailments of this char
.aetgr.
lnrnd-"W hst, j,biins, back from the west so
-p,n, Didn't ,au m.s, wuh snccrss:" Iolling
~a@is YES bul IT wouldn't stop 70 speak.
Cfarrll, When chronic, becomes very offensive.
1t l. mpoS- itlc t bc Otherwise healthy, and, at
the same time, aillirtrd with catallh This dis
a4reeahe di-,ast IN ils most obstinate and dan
.arous forms. can he ctned by the use of Ayers
~,U.apariIl.p
n Shakespeare had only known about the Ba-
opniln cipher When Il" wrote his plays, there can
,lnabt but that lac could have matte them lit a
-r,at deaf better than they do
r,..,, p,s;.. pa.,;
" ""''".'' "o'"'"s.
Probably DO one thing has caused such a general
revival oI trade at r.. IL. Moody's Drug store as
their giving away To their customers of so many
nee trial bottles If Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Their trade is simply enormous in
thS very valuable article from the fact That II al
Asthma, bronchitis. Group, and all throat and lung
diseases quickly cured You can test it before
bnying il getting trial bottle free, large size 81
Every bottic warranted.