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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-01-05
CHAPTER XVIII.

GOOD SHIP, WE MUST PARTi
Fairfax, meanwhile, kept msef con
ccalod 30 carefully that very few. oven Of
the sailors, caug 4 so much as a glimpse of
MIN; while Natalie and Dolores had not the
slightest suspicion Of his presence. He was
hi continual agony Of mind lest they should
discover him, or lest the voyage should
be Interrupted by some catastrophe. How
over, the passage proved exceptionally
pleasant, and they came in sight Of Grand
Manan Island, % the eastern coast of
Maine, two or three hours before sundown
ON the tenth dGy.
From Grand Manan b. Mount Desert the
run Is generally accomplished IN seven or
oight hours.
Shortly after midnight on the 7th day Of
September, 1884 just ten days after leav-
ing France the ''NnmOvnan came % anchor
on the shore Of little inlet, opposite Bald
PorcupiB Island Ia Frenchman bay This
inlet is known as Cromwcll's Hnrbor
Word was sent to Blanche and Natalie
that they must prepare TO land.
Warned by telegram from Mr. Porte,
tho butler hnd made preparations FOR th
guests whom h was expecting by every
train or steamer. He was greatly aston
ished at thoir untimely arrival
Tho sailors wore incOne0gble at the
thought OF parting from their fayoriteg
lIany furtiye wipe ~ tho eye Yves iudulged
10, and the brawny, largc-chestod fellows
stole up 10 the little Dolores and insisted on
kissing the dimpled hands Of the sleeping
child.
Fairfax and tho captain parted, the lniter
receiving hearty grasp Of the hand-a
large roll Of money and a caution 70 keep
the entire nfiair quiet especially 20 prevent
Il from getting into the newspapers.
The boat left tho shore, the regular dip Of
the oars was heard dying away in tho dis.
tance, and the Namoyna IN few mlnutcs
departed as quietly as she had come, no one
IN the shopping village OF Bar Hafbor having
even becn aware Of hcr presence. She
oioamed directly 70 New York.
To make digressioil, ore closing this
rbuplcr, jean Lougait resolved 10 put forth
ono more effort 70 discover and sciae tho
culprits. He cablcd brother detective IN
Now York, nsldhg him 10 watch for tho
''Nnmovnasn arrival nnd search that vos-
sci when shc appeared
Bat Fairfax suspecting that this would Do
one Of tho plans of his purBuors, told the
cnpfaip 10 clear away every vcstlee OF a
u0man'a presence on the yacht and TO warn
AZ tho crew 70 keep clooe-mouthed when
approached on the Topic Of their passengers,
This iast injunction was quito upneces-
cary Whon tho doiqctivo boarded tho
'NamoFnon ~ Now York he could not elicit
The ieast Information, nor detect any trecos
oj female passenger Tho yacht, nppar,
1nIIf. had como oirocl from brcot 10 Now
York whore |f now lay awaiting Dr.. Seb-
lill't or1ora
I.oura|l nos hIlonced. hui POI ponglncod
I|t n0|I YVES h|N|0n n|t fImr
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The cowllcK.

sinoe last snw my yoonzcst boy Just twenty
ycnrs have passed.
bni he's comins; shall look upon his darling
fnec ~ lusti
fic who i'fs mo hero 50 lonely, twenty yoars ago
to-day.
rIo f. coming home to SOC mel uols roni,v
homo. sayi
Ihayc tried 70 wait with patience, knowing all
is for tho best
But ny hoart has been with willie, has been in
the distant Wost
Nov he's cop,nr; shall sce him after an ,he.e
wcary ycarsr
And n mothers face was bsamnr. though
her eyes were dimmcd with tears.
Every mother has her fancy; whites hair
was my dcigat:
II was soft and fine az sllk Is, ~ was tust as
blnch rs ni1ht;
And when no was but a baby on his forehead
fair there came
Juptthe funniest iittlo cowlcI. which Mt nrsL
tried 10 tame.
And brushed on It and combod H. but twas
wnstod enterprise
btlii that stubborn littlo lovc-Iock bsbbcd above
his Laughing cycs.
Wcro he ch,ngc1 in every feature ! should rec.
ogo'<e him then
By the sowlick; should know him from among
thousand men.
twill he odi 10 soc my wmlo Chorc is sod.
ness in the truth
Return bronzed ana bearded man who left a
merry youth;
But know that no will care for me Just as he
used 70 do
When nc was but a romping boy. this man Of
forty-tvo;
And, though at firsthis face and ways may seem
little strange,
There arc many things about him that know
VIII never change;
And. while irs but a mothers whim 10 say so,
declare
That most Of all want to see tnat eowllcls in
his hairl"
He came TO her, the stalwart man, the same
dear boy again,
He whose youth had brought her happiness
whose absence brought her pain
He had faced lifo's many porils, had escaped its
many harms
And again the loving mother was infoidcd in
bis arms.
Who can tell her deep contcntmcni, who her
D. fond maternal pride
As che looked upon her darling, saw him stand
ing by her sidef
But tho didn't SEQ the oowlick-no, it didn't
como that way;
He was bald rs any hens egr-that's the way
we live to-day.
-Sahiey Waterloo. N Chicago 7ribuns
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hoNEsr sYMpArnY.
A Tack OF NJ the Hardest Thing Tor Human
Knfuro n, Rear.

Lack OF IL the Hardest Thing Tor Human
nature to Bear.
One can endure privation, poverty,
disappointment trial in almost any
form, II there Is only ono loyal iidmah
being to whom we can turn our tear-
ful eyes. and says "Isn't this hardp"
Nor need there be verbal replyi
The Ell lghtest hand presstirei n quick,
responsive moistening Of the eyes an
arm slid around the waist; an echoing
sigh; touch Of the lips to the throb-
biug forehead. What heaven Is in
these mute tokensl How they bridge
over the yawniug gulf Of despairl
A kind world Don't grudge II. Don't
say, "lt is sad pity. but then il is no
concern of mine" A kind look even.
Don't withhold It. / remember
once, when in great trouble, l was
walking the crowded thoroughfare on
some errand, in that state Of utter
hopelessness which must have told its
story on my face, suddenly encounter
ing look from stranger SO full Of
compassionate tenderness that ], who
had thought never again to shed u
tear, so stony seemed my eyes. felt
them overnowing
There are those Heaven-ordained
ones who shed this brigh tness as they
glide past us, and there are others so
flinty, yet 50 polished withal. that we
clasp our hands tightly over our heart
TO still its cries, whispering, Hushl--
not herc-any where but there! And as
they pass us n chill, like that from n
newly-opened tomb, creeps slowly over
us, and the last flower of hope drops
to the earth beneath IL.
l suppose such people have their
place in the world, but they always
seem to me like those artificial plants
suspended in pots from drawing-room
windows; perennial stiffness, mocking
our reach, incapable of growth or ex-
pansion. without moisture, without
fragrance, imporvious alike TO dew or
sunshinc-fit only to accumulate the
CRIME and dust of years.-F'dnny Fern.
ia " T. Icdger.
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WAUsAU, WIS, Jaa. a.-Lol.s Butler WIS
IA 4 thrcugh the heart at six o'clock last
night by J o1is Srhlicht. The former owns
the city HO'ol mi the latter the H9,cl
Northern. Butler had he IA going from sd
% falotn with i've coup iHiDnsa Il engaged
900 qmrrol with scblicht ia tbs barroom
0i the Hotel Northern because .hc latter
refused 10 sell tho Tarty drinks. They
sruppled ald c.lifh, drew a pistol and
shot him. Schlicht sure nderrd 20 the
iii c.. several tunirel men surrounded
ihc jail dc ermln3d 20 lyuch hiI. Sheriff
ueay declared that he hld pn 30 Of mcn
armc with Wnchcs,cis and pny hostile NJ.
tempt would bo me. with yOley. The
crowd then disTerse1.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-01-05

JOLET. l.. Jan. 2.--The greatest horse
n ef iu tie West was discharged from tbo
le itent "a y Saturday uncrAOln, after
serving a srntcnee a nine ears from
Henderson COuaiy. Eis various nsine arc
Gienn Yaskoui, Gliss Franf Btudii aw,
alias Deofg Van n lndt. alias Jaines Green.
He has sery,d tix terms ~ The Jol et PRISON.
aud Is tie most inyetsratc IN ef OF his k nc
krown. 10 l5 "A very venerable looking
white hai rcd man Of xiy-e ght years, aud
has TAI his neck rctched thrfe times on
suspicion II horse stealing, 10 free InfCr.
nRliOn frnm him without avail. He has
served ihiriy-iwo years in the Jo.i,t piis n
and Lii ittd scnt nco was seveniy.two
yelrA
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-01-05

II all tho means OF public conveyance in O
large city even for few hours, during q
strike OF the employees, means general
oaralyzing OF trade and industry for the
lime being, and is attended with on enor'
nous aggregate loss 10 tho community
How much more serious 20 tho individual
$ the general tie-up Of hisIsysteln, known as
constipation, and due to the strike Of the most
important organs for moro prudent treat
msnt and better care. III too long neglect
serious forms OF kidney and liver diseases
nalarial trouble and chronic dyspepsia. DR.
Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets are Z
preventive and cure OF these disorders
fhey are prompt, sure and effective, pleasant
TO take, and positively harmless.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-01-05
Attempted Ilobbsry.

CnictOO. Jan. IA WinH 1t'empt %
rob the Drogers' Naiionil Bank at the
Unon Sock Yards was made Saturday
night That the thio,ei were unsuccsssful
Ia obtaining sjlO)O cash locked m the
vaults WAS The result only OF her lack Of
nerve AZ critical moment When an en-.
plOyc, Charles ThOmpfoa. opentd The bank
Yesterday no found Inc interior In eonlu-
si01. Il WAS evident a. . glance that On
enort had been made 10 bow open tie
vault There y 20 w:ilclinan At the baf X.
ihc olieo s,a ion being but block distant
Ia company with police Thompson soon
found tiat three mon probably Ind
effected an tnlfa9cs through . elfyllght
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-01-05

II ia fancied by grateful patron that the
next comet will appear in the form OF a huge
bottle, having "GOlden Medical Discovery
inscribed upon IL in bold characters. Whether
verified remains TO be 'ssa, but DIR. Pierce
will continue to send forth that wonderful
vegetable compound, and potent eradicator
Of disease. IL has no equal In medicinal ano
health. giving properties, for imparting vigoi
and tone 70 the liver and kidneys, In
purifying the blood, ana through it cleans
Ing and removing the whole system. For
scrOfuluus humOrs, end consumption, or
lung scrofula, in its early stages, II is a
positive specific. Druggists.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-01-05

And that, too, In the shape OF tho heart
burn (mOst abominable Of acidities y after
eating, II indigestion, in its chronic form,
has you in its clutches. Neither, III IL has,
can you long expect immunity from bilious
ness aad constipation, its pleasing col
leagues, the hideOus trio vieing each with
each 20 render your life more miserable.
Get Hostetter's Stomach Bitters at once &
insist upon the genuine in glass and use II
with rational persistence.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-01-05

There Is no end 70 the tasks which daily
confront tho good housewife To be a sue
cessful housekeeper, the first requisite is
good health. How can n woman contend
against tho trials and worries Of housekeep-
ing II she be suffering from those distress
ing Irregularities, ailments and weaknesses
peculiar % her sexi DR.. Picrces FavOrite
Prescription Is q specific for those dis
orders. Tho only remedy, sold by drug
gists, under "A positive guarantee from the
manu- ufacturers. Satisfaction guaranteed
IN ovory case, or money refunded. See
printed guarantee on bottle wrapper.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-01-05

EVERY person is interested In their own
Affairs, and If this meets the eye OF any one
who Is suffering from the effects Of atorpld
liver, VIC viii admit that he is interested In
getting well. Get a bottle Of Prickly Ash
Bitters, use Il as directed and you will al
WAYS be glad you read this itcm.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-01-05
ms PHOTO.

"A "A The vencrablebe benc-
n M f<fY factor Of mankind,
~ ffH intent upon his good
IXS IslN works, is known as
- I,NVNN we sec him hero.
--iAAa'' His familiar face and
form have become trade mark, and tho
good lIc has done Is illustrated in the follow
Ing marvellous instances Jan. II, 1883,
George G. Osgood & Co., druggists, Lowell,
Mass, wrote, "Mr. LOWS Dennis, No. l1
Moody st., desires to recommend 81. Jacobs
Oil 70 any afflicted with rheumatism, and
desires especially to Say that Orrin Robinson
Of Granville, Mass, a boy Of ~ years came
10 HE house IN the summer Of 1881 walking
upon crutches, his left leg having been bent
at the knee for over two months aud could
not be bent back lie could not walk upon
t. Mr.. Dennis had some ST. jacobs OIL in
the house and gave Il TO him to rub on his
knee. In six days he had no use for his
crutches and went home well without them,
and he has been well since st. Jacobs Oil cured
him" In July, 1887, inquiry was made OF the
Messrs Osgood to ascertain the condition OF
the little cripple, which brought the follow
ing responsel Lowell, Mass, July Q, 1851
Tho poor cripple on crutches, Orrin Robin
son, cured by 81. Jacobs Oil In 1881, has re-
maincd cured. The young man has been
and Is now nj work every day at manual
labor. DR.. George G. Osgood, M. d." No
other remedy can make the same showing.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-01-05

Otherwise, Shc must su1cr the annoyance
and mOrtilicltiOn Of @ constant guard
During those three days Of uncertainty,
she was permitted q certain amount Of free
d N; but the inevitable groom never lost
sight OF her. Al the end Of tho limited
period. Nata'ic's written promise was
HANDED 10 Fairfax and he know that she
would kcopit
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-01-05

THE couDtcrfelter, no mattnr where he
goes, ia seldom well lodged At least, 10 is
believed that wherever he Ia he has bad
quarters - Boston Courier
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-01-05

KANAs CRY, No, Jan. 2.-The Stevens
4 Brace Iron Company's four story build.
lug az Thiucsuth and Mulberry stscst8,
this city was burned Saturday night Con-
siderable Il mHge was done to adjoining
bl'l hugs, ih- total loss amounting 10 siO,.
.Ol Tue property was covered by insu.
iauee
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CHAPTER XIX.
nI.-I-.lnlrI


More than three weeks had now clarsel
since the abduction; but Fairfax kept him
self 90 closely concealed that Natalie was
not even el7aro Of his proaonc'.
One day, hJFcvor returning from a
drive, she distinctly heard tho piano sound
ing forth, il seemed 10 her, the last notes Of
q slow movement from one OF Bcethoven's
sonatas. Quickly entering the house, she
found no one within. Blanche was la the
adjoining room, busting the furniture.
Undoubtedly tho maid had bceu cleaning
the keys Of the piano ana accidentally
struck the notes that seemed 20 complete
the matchle35 adngio Of the master.
Az another time Natalie found roll Of
hs music blown about by the winds among
tae rocks on the shore. II was called
''stella Mcan
sMusic a1d worls published by Oliver Ditson
6 Co.. Boston Mass.
t"sTELLA MEA."I
Horh 0ad muse by A. r.
Thou art my nio my soul ono start
Thou ars my guide DOR oaril's dark maini
Whom behold Thy beams from fur
by heart with hops rcyiyes again.
"Whonoo or tho reefs Of woo near;
When mour.fui wrecks forieli my doom;
Like sweetest bells upol mine ear.
Thy warning voice falls thro' TIRE gloom.
When biinding nist bcciouds the dag,
And Wild the wayo aad ncrce the Storm
sudden glory lights The way
And oer calm seas view thy form.
''oh doathless love eternal start
Tho raging seas between us roll,
Ny stcndinst courso III shape err
And moor with thee my storm-.oat soul.
Another day, while gazing out OF her
window over tao fields, she saw o man
lc.aprely crossing the meadow between
tld.fiold end the college, on tho left 70
hor surprise, ~ clearly a. sho could dis.
lngulsh, hc was whisiling tho air Of '6iella
nIoar
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-01-05

SUDDEN Changes OF Weather cause Throat
Diseases. There is no more effectuel rem
edy for Coughs, Colds, etc, than BROWNS
Price 2j cts
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II Is the shop pie that often furnishes tho
piece that pisseth understanding. Ala
california.
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"HE gave me Some pointers" said the
tramp OF the farmer; he jabbed me with a
pitchfork k-DrUt
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-01-05

II you want 20 be cured Of cough, use
Hale's Honoy OF HOrehOund and Tar.
Pixies TOOthacho Drops Cure in one minute
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IF you would secure fresh share OF life
seek the fresh air. ras SDtia7G
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MoSET Just now Ia Ike many men who
have it-ciose -- Tezas SJtitgs.
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THEHE Is n great Seal Of blow about the
signal service ofiiesTs Boston Post
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Vyonan's Work.

THK girl With the highest hat is reckoned
at the lowest figure Noe HaysH NtNs
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-01-05

~ afflicted with Sore Eyes use DIR. Isaac
Thomps0ns Eye Water. Druggists sell IL DC
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cnAPTER Xvn.-coNrrrrrp.

TcoPyrigAtsd 1881, By w. Daiiaghans - an
Righfs R,serredl
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Nothing without ITS Sting,

THERE is not much color to GIN yet II can
scarcely be called a sober tint och.
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effect upon tho lining mucous membranes Of The nasal end other
gapda thereby sotening the dSasod ard hiekened membane
don As boodpuiher Il g unspessed As those diseases
hanes Of the blood will readily be why this medicine
Is so well calculated to cure them.
49,. Asa local application healing the condi-
L0eM ton IN the head pr sagos Catarh Remedy sbeyond
AGENT II mild and pleasant % use producing smaTtnE
% tic drug or other poison THIS lemedy power
Hfording
those who suffer from this disease.
n---,- The Golden Medical Discovery Is the natural
PERMANENT helpmate OF DR.. shges CaaITh Remedy It
not only clcanscs, purhca, regulates, md builds
GUlES up the sysem 70 healthy standard, and con-
- - - when any such exist but from i6 speclno
materially In tcsi2rng The dascd thckened ulcate
brnnc 20 healthy condition, and thus erndcatcs the
When cure 10 effected In this manner "a permanent
Both Dr. Perccs Golden Medical Discovery Dr. saEe1
Caarrh Remedy sold by druggists the DscoyeV
baf-dO1en bottles 500 - ''
a complete Trca Caarrh giving valuable hints As "a
c.othng dict and other matters
postpaid to addrrss, receipt OF postage stamp
Address worlds DisPensary Medical Association.
No. 663 Main NJ "
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BAR HARBOR.
A Wild, Weird Tale Of Love
and Adventure.


PUBLISHED ny srEcrAL ARRANGEMENT Win
THE AUTHOR.
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q ~ N 4 MONTH .Agsnfs Wanted. % best sell-
tV6O ~ Address IA Y BION NSON Dctrott. Mieh-
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nEIsso PUnELv vnoErAnLE.

pr. Picroo's Pellets operate without disturbance 10
the eyttem. dict. Or occupation. Put np M glass
ylaia, hcrmcucally sealed. Always fresh and iclla-
pie. AZ q gcntlo laxative, Alternative, or active,
purgniFei they give The ir0st perfect G8ilafaci0n.
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&lOO TO $500 a A. MoNTM g SId,

Anl NlEHc all get Pensions, IN ~
&DLulGu1 disabled; Onierrs' Eaay ooun:.
~ " COLLECTED; Desertcra rulicvcdi Ss years
NU Drsrticof success or no fee. LAWS sENT filEE.
A w. HeCOaNICk SOY, Ciasiaaa o., WashiaEton, DC.
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GE TO So A DAY, Samples worth si.so
W. BREWsIER saIErr REiS uOLDtR CO., neiiy, MIDI.
The Republican journal., 1888-11-08
Transfers In Real Estate,

The following are the transfers in real estate in
waldo county, for the week ending Nov 9th: liz
zie X. Andrews, Boston, to Stephen S. Fredson
Lincolnville. Estate Tolman Bowen, Morrill,, to
hannah J. Thompson, same town. Mercy A. Ben
nett, Lincolnvie, to Ella L. Hail. Belfast Charlotte
.. boardman, Islesboro, to A. J. Merrill same
town Andrew J. Croker, Winterport to Geo. I.
Wescott, Prospect. Fred T. Churchill Belmont,
TO Mary f. Churchill, same town. John Crie.
hockiand, to Ellen j. erie, Belmont Israel Cox.
Belfast, to Eliza Jane Cunningham, same town.
Maria A. Elwell, Islesboro, to Wm b. Pendleton.
same town. Elbridge Fernald, Winterport. TO
Tyler Ihayer, same town. j. c. Grover and NIX
belmont, TO inhabitants of Augusta. Henry Ii.
Grant, Searsport, to Ira F. Pendeton, same town.
sumner Gl1dden, Freedom, to VIM. Gldden Jeffer
son. Franklin Glidden, California to VIM Gid
den, Jefferson. Jonathan Hamlin, Jackson 10
John u. Hamin same town. Charles Kingsbury.
Frankfort, to VIM. II. George, Prospect. H.W.
Lancy, Canada, to Ann NJ. Lancy, Pittsfied,
Charles McNile, Frankfort to Della Snow, same
town. John M. Norm, Stockton to Clifford r. STOW
or and ais, same town. Frank A. Merrill, Isles
Doro' 10 "A. >. Merrill. same town. A. J. Merrill,
IsiesDoro, johannes ID. Winsor, Phila. Robbie Mears,
morrill,, to Albion =. Fogg, Brooks. Elisha L. Nash
lslesboro, to Lincoln n Gilkey, same town. Jos.
n. Pendeton, Islesboro, to l.. +. Pcndleton, same
town. Eph. Pendleton, Islesboro, to Lydia j.
Davis, same town. Jos. Q. Perkins, parkman n, to
Chas kingsbury, Frankfort. Mary O. Russell,
Brooklyn, N. Y, to +. B. Knowlton, Belfast. John
w. Veazie, lslesboro, to Elizabeth L. Wyman,
same town. Larkin S. Wentworth, Lincolnyille
to NJ .. Wentworth, same town.
The Republican journal., 1888-11-08

Victory /!

The right has triunphed. The good news
of yesterday morning was fully confirmed by
later advices, and the election of Harrison and
Morton is established beyond shadow of
doubt. -Four years of Democratic rule. with
its sham professions of reform. its >curyv
treatment of the old soldier. its ei,ieavor> to
destroy our home industries in the interest
or foreign manufacturers, was all that the
country could stand, and many Democrats in
the North rcVoltcd against the un- American
tendency of their party and helped to increase
the Republican majoritc. The shot gun and
the ballot box >tuitng l., which the south hes
been KEPT solid, and the cheating in the couat
IN New York City. hy which the Republicans
were robbed of the electoral vote Of the State
four Years ago, Were Of no avail this year. The
doom of the Cleveland Administration was
sealed and when ii GOES ont Of office on.thc Al
Of March next there will he no mo uriicrS
HE Republicans fought a good fight. They
stood for the business and industrial interests
of the country. for the working people, and for
temperance and morality. .Arraycd against
them were the Federal patronage the ram III
tcre>t and the forei "a manufacturers with the
Golden Club at their back. and from the office
holders. the saloons and foreign sources the
Democrats obtained Il large corruption fund for
use in the doubtful States. This money was
used III VAN. however. The manhood and in
teiligencc of our people asserted themselves.
and the corruptioni>tS are overwhelmingly
defeated and disgraceel.