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unity OF helping oulla uuu supIvlv ya.,,ol .

tunity OF helping pulId uuu 5upEroiu UairiO1o
which sometimes seem giving way through
mans treachery and the worlds ASSAULT Oh
woman, to the dykes Bring prayer, bring
tears, bring cheering wordsl Helpl Help!
And having dono all, llneel with US on the
quaking wall until the God Of the wind and
the sea shall hush tho one and silence the
other. To the dykcs Sisters, mothers,
wives, daughters of America, to the dykes!
The mightiest cathoiicon for all tho wounds
and wrongs of woman or man is complete
absorption in the work to rescue others.
Save some man, some woman, some child!
In that effort you will forget or be helped
to hear your own trials, and in little while
God will take you up out Of your disturbed
and narrowing conjugal relation of earth
into q heaven oil the happier because of pre-
ccling distress When Queen Elizabeth Of
England was expiring it was arranged that
the exact moment of hor death should he
signalcd to the people by the dropping Of
sapphire ring from window into the hands
Of an officer, who carried it at the top of his
speed to King James OF Scotland. But your
departure from tho scene of your earthly
woes, if you are ready to go, will not DO the
dropping Of a sapphire to the ground, but
the setting of q jewel in q kings coronet.
Blessed be LIS. glorious name forever
lss-. Sad LifcS ana Death. IS
5ThaTes s.: sacol ofs 81 more
:ilsurIn ountable ard moro. than
any that existed in ehis country dt any time,
It is the color line against the gypsics. It
demanded another victim recently Joseph
Dandoczy was tho most talented and most
promising pupil Of the Conservatory of
Keusenburg, Pennsylvania. He loved true
classical music, but could not obtain adj
mission to musical circles where he might
have had chance of brilliant career His
skin condemned him to play with his tan COL
orcd brethren at country hops and in music
halls His auditors did not want to hear
anything but drinking and street songs of
the meanest sort. Many time when Joseph
would play the finest tunes to them they
commenced screaming and stamping and
challenging him until he threw down his
fiddle in disgust Twice he cut his throat in
DESPAIR, but was cured and restored to his
hated occupation.
One day in the beginning Of December he
had again been playing at u village romp
and went homo his genius outraged with the
low profanity he had been forced to make
music Tor and disguised with the life he was
compelled to lead He locked himself up in
his bare and lonely room, and began playing
most unusual and thrilling fantasies upon
his violin The music grew wilder and
wilder, and more weird and uncarthly with
every successive minute, until all of sud-
den it ceased As it was not resumed the
door of tho room was forced open after few
hours, when Joseph Dandoczy, the gypsy
musician, was found hanging from hook
1t was his third attempt at suicide, and that
time be had accomplished his end.-Foreign
Letter.
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A New kentucky Gave.

Workmen digging for the foundations of
mill at Bloomfield, Ky, broke through the
dome of cave, which, it is said, bids fair tc
rival the Mammoth cave in its lakes, eyeless
fish, stalagmites and stalactites. Besides, it
contains graves and skeletons and pottery;
everything that first class cave should.
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Tho Fob Chain Again.

The fob chain, which gives the wearer an
excellent opportunity to crafty his taste fer
the beautiful, is said to be OH the high road
70 public favor once moro, and many jewel
urs are again furnishing up buckles and
pendants which have lain uni Vuched for
many years-Jewelers' Weekly.
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The late Joel Parker is said to have derived
considerable genuine enjoyment from attend-
ing country fairs, at which he YVES Often
seen. He lnew pretty nearly every farmer
In the state, aud always had Il kind word or
smile for tf.snl.-.hicago Times
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Flour, Meal, Bran, Shorts, HominJ
and Mill Feed, Corn and Oats,)
and Chops for sale at
fur ,nrinnS

dili OtOf'o ioh S't'' sSo
fair prices.
The public Will please take no
tice that the mill property deslg
mated above, which formerly be.
longed to Mr.. ID. FL. Dennis, is now
owned by the undersigned who
will continue to do business atthe
old stand, and will eDdeavnr to
give entire satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their custom.
Thanks for former patronage. Flu
ture iavors solicited.
Respectfully, &C.,
JOSEPH II. JONES.
, 1888-11-24
IrOkIan

ALLIE og Enhver, som MATTE have
y noget at fordre i Boet etter at
gangne Overbetjent ced Politistation-
en- paa Kingshill, Lieutenant SOREN
OTTO CHRISTIAN SCHJOTZ OF
ef~terlevende Enke Henriette, f6dt
Heyliger, indkaldes herved med 6
Maaneders VarseI til forundertegnede
Skifteret at anmelde og bevisliggjore
saadant KIav.
Christi anSteds SkifteretS Kontor, st.
Croix den 14de November 1888.
MAXEN.
, 1888-11-24
ekjendtgjorelse

HENHOLD til A%nordning af lode
August 1874, bekjendtgj0res her
we'd, at jeg har modtaget Anmeldelse
fra Herr Slagter ROBERT WILL
LIAMS ON, at han har bemyndiget
Herr DAVID DE LEON til at
handle og underskrive for ham i allie
Forretningsanliggender.
Christiansteds Politikammer, St. Croix
den l3de November 1888.
MAXEN,
, 1888-11-24
Translation.


N accordance with the Ordinance
dated 10Th August 1874, it is here,
by brought to public notice that Mr..
ROBERT WILLIAMS, butcher,
has reported to me, hat he las au
thorized Mr.. DAVID DE LEON to
act and sign for him in all business
transactions.
Chri~tianSted'S Police Office. St. Cloix,
the 18Th November 1888.
MANEN.
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Congressional.

Monday. Sept. 1.-THE Senate The mo-
ton To reconsider the Chinese Exclusion
hill was defeated hy vote of Fl to 30.
The bill now goes 10 the President,
Mr.. Chandler and Mr. Vest had a tilt
over some words of the latter, used In de
bate and omitted IN the Record.
The House Mr.. kells'~ resolution to
enlarge the scope of the stahlnecser in
vestigafion was agreed to.
The Department Of Justice reported an
other deficiency incurred fur special coun-
sci fees. and asked for Ar extra appropria-
ton.
\ bull was introduced and referred, pro-
vidlng for investigation Of the contract
for the Brooklyn Public Building.
Tuesday Senate Mr. Sherman
spoke on the retaliation question, and urg-
ed complete uuion with Canada copies Of
diplomatic correspondence with China
were submitted
The Democratic House cancr~ dii not
vote on the adjournment question
"Wednesday Senate. Mr. Etimund~ Of
fcrcd a resolution which WAS adopted.
apprupristiug slou Hp for the relief Of
the yelln" fever sufferers OF the South.
HOUSE. The Sundry Civil bin was dis
cn~>ed bat = lack % $ qunrum prevented
action.
Thursday Srna'c Mr.. Mtrheii. m ore
gon. spoke 90 The Presidents tariff mes
sage aud criticised the Mills bill.
House \ lively debate sprung out of an
attempt to get "A resolution considered de-
signed IN forcr Mr. klgorc tn lay the
Chinese Exclusion bill before the PrcSi-
dent
FRIDAY senate The House bill - Gre
ate 4 Department nf Labor was passed
without thu Weather bureau section
House Mr. kilgutr. ~ Texas. objected
tn unanimous consent being given fnr the
passage ~ The resolution apprnpriattug
slonusn fnr the yellow fever sufferers
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sHIttEsn

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The Truth About Maine.

The Democratic papers are so persistent
liz misrepresenting the results of the cleo
ton In Maine. that the facts must be set
right before the country. The sole ground
upon which they base their claims Is. that
while the Republican vote is Increased only
gql over the September vote four years
ago. the Democratic vote is increased 2,of1.
They entirely ignore the fact that four
wears ago the Republican party was at Its
best in Maine and the Democratic party IN
a state Of apathy, while in this election the
Democrats had sources Of strength they
never euioyed before. and the Republicans
might naturally have been expected not to
do 80 well As they did in 1854. The amaz-
lug assertion is consequently made that the
Democrats made no campaign In Maine
this wear This began with Chairman
Brtcc's amusing telegram To Arthur Sewail
We eau now see that II our National
Committee hal aided Won. and undertaken
"a make a light for ynur State, We could
have made = substantial reduction IN the
Republican majority The fact il that
the Democrats never have made IN the
whole history of the party 81 vigorous II
eauta>s iu Maine a. thst Of ths Nrsr
iaet never spout - much money and
never before. Since lsGu, have they had the
/ irral uiicc.hnltrr, Fnur wears AZ"
tls.s madc practically no EFFORT to dispute
sae state with Mr. Blaine. They kne"
a> 1rrat popularity and did nat waste
.lmc or effort lighting Il Yet. with this
radical change III the situation. they IN
creased their vote ouIy 3oi7 On the
other hsui the Republicans did not have
-ft- trag the magic Of HlAiuc- name {"
raHfnrc Wtth. lul Yet they increased their
WITH. ID ar that ~ $50
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logical standpoint which many regard
as radically different from that which
he occupied. the first great article in
our creed is to emphasize the worth
of every truly good life like that lived
by Elder Watson and point to its viz
tues a. worthy Of imitation 1t af-
ford, us. therefore. great pleasure 70
pay this little tribute Of respect to
his memory II men he died i, mtg int
we'll have been SAID OF him:
lie hs- lun,- ;!,c work Of true man.
crown him. honor hini. love him
Weep over him icar- Of woman.
Sioop manifest hrows above him"
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For tic Ellsworth American.
Amherst And Aurora II the Past and
Present.


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s;x mile. uf III. ,lsre .ybarc ,l,e t,.,r.r,.
oov l.. \, TIA, time ,b... ga. NH 4
framed bop.e IN ;hn-. ,s,,.. All tl.ir
dwellings being lnilr 81 hos. Ill.,. rn.f,
were covered with cedar shingles ahout
three feet long. nailed t. >.nau poles called
rib.. fastened 10 the raftrr. a certain. lis
lance spart 80 the >nin.le, could be. nailed
in Two places. all Tie nails used at that
time were wrought Srveral If The in
hsbtant. had framed barns. the walls and
roof, being covered via, those lon., shin
giles the same a. the houses.
There j. at the present time a large
cooper shop near the north line Of Maria
VILE. on the lot Of Mr.. Luther Penney. II
j. bu,lt Of logs and is very nea,-looking
building aud draws tile attention Of
strangers when passing By it: lady who
was with me said it should be called
monument to preserve the remembrance Of
those noble pioneers who first vertured
into the wild forest at the head waters Of
Union River
Amherst and Aurora At the nre.eot time
will rlas. with The mast nrosnerons ,n,yns
In Hancock county. For the las, ten wears
iii. Improvement in aIl these un.river
towns /. certainly remarkable. In pass
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on cannot lftrd 10 waste time IN expert
menIing when YOUR hug are ~ danger.
Consumption always ~t-rin~. ai hr>i only i rnii.
DO not PERMIT any d-airr To impose upon vou
with SOM. ch-ap imitation OF Or king'> New
Discovery for Consumption. Coughs and
I ODDS. but ht' sure YOU get the genuine. Be
cause he eau make more profit hc NAV tell YOU
he has something just good. or just The
same. Don't be- ds,eiyed. but insist upon 2rt-
ting DR.. Kings Discovery. which j. guaran-
te-d to give relief in ali Throat. Lung md
Chest affections. Trial bottles al :. y. Wig
gins Drug Store. Large Bottles 81.
Are free from al crude and irritating mat
ter. Concert rated medicine only. Carriers
Little Liver Pill. Very small; very easy TO
take; no pain no gripping; NJ Purgin-. Try
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DON'T DESPAIR.

II YOU are weak and weary from some
called chronic disease. don't give up. sulphur
BiiteTs has given hope to many inyalid>, where
hitherto there WIS nothing but despair. Ii
will build IN Hnd r-new YOUR whole ) stem
Editor Weekly IalericaR.
We recommend Carter'- Iron Pill- 10
every WOMAN who j. weak. nrryou. snd dis
cournged; particularly those who have thin.
pale lips. cold hand, and feet aud who are
without strength or ambition. These are the
case, for VIII ch Carter, Iron Pill. are espec-
ialT prepared. and this class cannot use them
wi bout benefit. Valuable for men also. la
metal boxes, At 80 cents. Sold by druggists or
sent BIZ mail. See a,l ertisemrnt eiss where.
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"Had Been Worried Eigateen Years. y

II should have read married" but the proof
reader observed that ii amounted to about the
same thing, ard 50 did not draw his blue pen
ell through the error. Unfortunately there
was considerable truth in his observation.
Thousands of husbands ale constantly worried
almost to despair 10y the i'll health that affiicts
their wives. and often robs life OF comfort and
happiness. There is hut one safe and sure
way to change all this for the better. The la
dies should use DIR. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scrption.
The record nf cures accomplished by
Hoods Sarsaparila eau never be completely
written. The peculiar curative powers of
Ho1.fs Sarssparilla are Successful when every
thing else has failed. II your blood Is impure.
your digestion out Of order. try Hoods Ssrsa-
parilla.
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IN uysOLVEyCI.
Notice ef s-coad uesting.

HANCOCK, ss.-Court Of Insolvency.
In the ca se Of Algerius Martin OF Sullivan, In
solvent Deb or
This II to give notice that pursuant to sH or'ler
OF Court therefor, second meeting Of the tr d.
tors Of said Insoiyent Debtor will be held at
Probate Office In Ellsworth in said County
on THURSDAY, the 18th day of October A. ID.
lssS at ten O'Clock in the forenoon. for the pur-
poses named In section 81 of the Revised
Statutes of the State of Maine amended.
Attest :-Chas. p. Dorr, Register Jt said Court.
2w39
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WHEREAS, ElihH 7. Uamor Of Eden Hancock
w county, Maine bt bi- mortgage dsrd dated
The twenty ninth tay Of september. Il. d l-.s and
recorded In the Hancock Registry Of Deeds, book
lss page lI5t conveyed to Inc, the ignt-i.
certain parcels OF real estate situate IN Eden IN
the county Of Hancock and bounded a. follows
Two certain lots or parcels Df land situated in
Ellen Aforesaid lN1ng on the west side Of Duck
Brook, between lands OF Mrs Haight and SaInuel
r. Lyon and thus described IN a r. port amt survey
made by l.. NJ iiamor ami recorded In Hancock
County Registry, vol i6i, folio -, 10 wit Begin.
ming at pile Of stones ~ the west side Of Duck
Brook fout hundred and nfty feet down -nti
Brook nOrtheriy from the site Of the old Mil which
formerly stood near where the Bar HarbOr Wa
ter Co.'S dam Is now and runs from the brook tat
said pile of stones II being the southeast corner Of
the Dot convey Ell hereby right angls with said
brook north s. degrees west four rods to n cedar
tree spotted aud marked ~ on the T. ani w
rods from said brook thirteen hundred and sixty
eight feet To stake spotted the ;. and f. sise,
four rect northeriy of branch Of moosewood tree;
thence south 81 degrees east four rods TO a small
cedar tree at the brook spotted. it being the north
east crner OF this lot thence following said brook
s0utherly 1893 feet to the first bounds, containing
two acres and nine square rods the second loE
commencing 1855 feet farther down "a d brook al
pile OF stones the west side and the southeast
corner Of the lot hereby conveyed; thence moth
SIS degrees west four rods to pile Of stoaes,
thence northeriy and parallel with and four godaA
from said brook a stake in Hamor's Mil Pond
nine rods Dortherly Of the north side Of Duck
Brook; thence following up said brook 81. taerty
sixty seven rods or less 10 the pile of stones
mentioned above and containing one acre and
twenty -ei ght hundred aud sixtieths fg[ IeBy
For Il Tther reference see Hancock Registry, book
lsi, page ~ ami wh,'reas the condition OF said.
mortgage has been broken, now therefore, by
OF the breach of the condition thereof /
claim foreclosure OF said mortgage
Dated at Eiis~erth sept i3th; a g. ISIS
by Wissell. King 4 Peters. Der An" Us.
5~S
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"'' ,1' F',',l a. y ~
''',e' .'.''"- ~ u, ''..'. Sun" ''. 90 o.,
We -" '-' 49,
b.. he ,rry rain, lay which kept many
invited frirni. away 10 lh,. absence ~ a
Clergyman "a" Ceremony VA performed
p y. =. ''''' VII NN,'' III.
u " f''.4' y ~ a''n- ta'..'t 'I..-
No''"- t'' Will,
knife. casters ami china rra-s~i. i~.~i'9'--
smaller presents. In Mr.. ioung'~ house
We fud many ancient pieces Of furniture
such a. . table aud dc>s na,lr by NJ.
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James Card ha- moved into thr house
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State Of Maine.

HANCOCK, s.
TAKEN this 25ih fay Of september, a. d.. 1855 on
| an execution lated september l'Fha H., Ises
Issued on judgment, rendered by the Ellsworth
Municipal Court, AT y term held 1T Ellsworth on
the first Tuesday Of september. d. is-S, in favor
Of the city ~ Ellsworth. against calvin j. -ar
gent Of salt Ellsworth for 81 p! debt anil a2-55
costs - suit. the following described real
10 wit 4 certsiH 10, parcel ~ land situated In
said ellsworth ana 'tpuuei audi described a FOL
lows BEGINNING the road leatling from Els.
worth u Mount Desert hi Stone near the south
east corner % a lot Of land Of Daniel Donovan lie.
ceased, thence northerlv following said DoBovsns
east line forty rods; thence easterir parallel to
said road seven rods thence southeasterly paral.
lei with said DouOvan's st line forty ros thence
westerly and parallel 90 tie north line seven rods
To the place OF beginning anil containing two hun
dred and eighty square rods.
And on the 27th day OF October, q. iss,. at 10
O'Clock q, IH at the Offer 81 Wiswtll. Ming t Pc
ters In Ellsworth. iu said county, said real estate
and all the right title and interest which the said
Calvin j. sargent has in said real estate or had
therein on the 9Th day OF February, a. a.. lss>.
when the same attached on the writ In said
suit, VIII be sold at public auction 20 satisfy said
execution and the costs Of sale.
3w39 ID. l.. FIELDS, sheriff.
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B0St0O& Bangor S. Co.
BANGOR LINE.

BANGOR LINE.
Commencing Mnn,tay september u, steamer Witt
leave BANGOR daily. except SUNDAY. A. follows
For H"-ton III II \
Fur Hampden. Wiutcrpnr, Enck-por,, Heltl-t,
tamdrn amt ituCklanJ AZ $50 aud il q NJ.
For ~carSp0rt AZ - \ VI
For sandy Point, Fort Point and NorthpoTt at = ~
\. NJ
RETURNING
From Rp-t"n. daily except sunday at : T.. NJ
Prom Rocklaud. touching At Camden Belfast.
>ear-port, Buck-poit, winterport and Hampton
At q \. NJ, daily, except M"Dday.
From Rncklani touching AZ Camden, >orthport,
Iietfa-t Fort Point. ~an,iy Point BIcA sport. In
rerpurt anil iiampiru 1t I T. VI tally except sun
day.
RoCkLAND AND ELLSWORTH LINE
Commencing Monday september q steamer Hlue-
hill win leave Rnckiani for Northwest iarbor
Ruehir. ~urry and Ellsworth, Tuesdays. Thurs
LA and SATURDAYS It's \. VI.
RETURNING.
From Ellsworth AT \ NJ, Monda :. Wednesdays
aui Fridays, touching at all landings.
MOUNT DESERT LINE.
Commencing Monday. September - steamer
Mount Desert, :" Capt " L. sawteiie, viii leave
FRIDAYS at 10 A NJ touching at North
east Harhor southwest fiarbor, swans Island
ami Green's Landing and connecting at Rockland
with steamer for Boston.
RETURNING
From Boston Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
Prom RockIand Tuesdays, Thursdays and sat
ur,iays 1t about 4. NJ, or upon arrival of steam
Prom sorrento, Mondays, Wednesdays am Fri.
days at A, ii.
4. ;. J. MORSE, Agent, Bar Harbor.
CtiAs. r. WEEKS. Agent, Rocklanh-
HENRI r. >ANBpRN, Agent Bangor.
WILLIAM II. HILL. General Manager. Boston.
I6ff
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North HaRrock.
Mrs Sarah A. Norris, who has been in
Bar Harbor during the past year, is stop
ping . short time in town.
Mrs f.. +. Graves, who has been max
ing visit 10 her sister, Miss A. ID. Bush,
returned to her home in Boston, on the
18th inst.
Mrs Sarah J. Carpenter of North
borough. Mass, is visiting her father and
mother.
Miss f. L. Norris returned from Ports
mouth, n. H, on the 2lst inst.
Mr. l.. II. Springer and wife returned
Friday. from visit to their mother in
Whitneyville.
Notwithstanding the severe rain storm
of Tuesday last, quite number took in
the excursion from the franklin Road to
Bar Harbor.
Sept. "a. SUhAC.
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Rockville.
The buildings owned b. Asa o. Can
da9e Of Green's Landing. and occupied by
Fred Gray, were burned about noon. Tues
day.
Rufus Douglass has moved into the
house occupied by his aunt, Mrs. Sarah
Walker.
Mrs and Miss Merrill of Bangor are
spending a week with Miss Mary Lym-
burner at the old Lymburner homestead.
J. b. Perkins is in Penohsco, staying
with his sister, Mrs. Emma Guilford.
J. W. Babson of Washington, ID. c.. is
spending his annual vacation with his
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. Basford of Bangor,
nave been in town for few days, as the
guests of Miss Mary Lymburner.
The many friends of Rev. Mr.. Singley
were glad to see him again after his long
absence. Sunday he held two services in
the Congregational chapel
Mr.. Allen of Portland, is visiting his
wife's parents, Capt. and Mrs R. B. Bick-
ford.
Sept. %. I.C.
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~sh .~.l Zoo district . commenced Seq.
"a w-fh \ir I4ieu Yong. teacher On
H.-t f,. r. and Mis- N. @. " c~i pu second.
s,..r....- -..,...,.. t..-.,.,,,.,t....,
Ms t'la Bnw,irn hs> returned - Pen
.+-ert aui Miss Carrie i no" "ltA Their
sister. Mr. Lena hNel.et
-, ,,p. w.,
-. 3D., .t,.. ,iar,'l,
-,
Jesse NarpmHcr = LAYING the foundA
lion for house. opposite h~ fathers
a.. ,.-,t, "a.
i,
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ri .'0 "
-, n,,.ii',. .t.r III
,t.t 80 -.
- -. = -
a. ~ ~
az '''''
Al fnreca~tiug and prophecy Ia the con
trarY. N,ptc;u.ecr'- weather, far. has
been a repetition OF the summers damp
mes, II one had waited till the clouds
ROLLED by before participating IN recrra-
iiou thi- season hi chances would have
hccH few aud Tar between. That i one
reason why - many availed themselves Of
the Sebeuoa's SAL down the bay, Tuesday
Every Indication said rain, but some two
hundred or more resolutely put prudence
aside. and vmbarked-and rain it did At
Ter numerous stops we arrived at Bar Har-
Dor, Capt Dickson wisely deciding 1t was
-
bor. There was an excursion from Ban
gor by train. same day, whose numbers
were reckoncd BY hundreds The disap-
pointing weather did not materially lessen
the joliiry Of some Of the cxcursioni>ts.
Others of Scdate turn. were a. il was
plain to be seen, making the best of bad
situation, and still others >uccnmbed TO
seasicknes>-not an atom of enjoyment
for the day The officers of the boat were
courteous and kindly forbearing for our