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Ayers Cher

rs Pectoral. For this affection, we con-
slider this preparation the most efiica-
cious Of all the medicines which have
come to our knowledge"
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s4f"To Farmers aud Builders. Before you
buy Hardware of any kind, examine David
Hanway1s stock, at his store, corner of Main
street and Port DEPOSIT Avenue, Bel Air. His
stock is the largest and his prices the lowest
to be found.
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~ you have many gifts to buy you'll fluid
your money will 90 further at Cochran 81
fouug's than anywhere else.
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Canned Goods ana Gamers Supplies
BALTIMORE. ND, Dec. 5, 1885

Reported and Corrected Weekly by
BAY Il GETTY, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
80 and Al South Frederick ST. Baltimore,
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,sg'Go TO Cochran ~ Young's for New Raj
sins, Citrou, Currants, Spices, Mince Meat, Jel-
lies, Preserves, New Orleans MOlasses, Gran
berries, Grapes, Oranges, Nuts, Candies, &c.
All fresh and pure.
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,g-Fsll weight and Heavy overcoats. |
Eouldin, Bel Air. 100

.s5- Beautiful Line of new Neck wear, fourth
hand Tecks and Bows. r. f. Bouldin, Bel Air.
The Republican journal., 1888-12-20

\ Washington despatch states that special agent
Byrne, of the Treasury department. Who came 10
Maine to investigate the charges against collector
Gushing, Of the Belfast Custom House, lias made
his report submitting ai lavits. pro and con, but
making recommendation. The charges are said
to have been made by Thomas \. Hunt. OF Cam
den. eN deputy collector. 1t is alleged that Mr..
Cushing received @loo for the appointment of 4
deputy and the officer then employed the Collector
daughter clerk. Mr.. Gushing ,euic> the charges.
1t will be remembered that Mr.. Gushing arpont-
ell Mr.. Hunt deputy at Camden, hut the o!ice Wa
subsequently abolished. AferWartl Al oHi e was
created at Rockport, but instead of reappointi =
Mr.. Hunt Rockport man was given the II. Of
flee. This angerod Mr.. liant and there ha- been
trouble ever since. The Washington despatch -ays
that it Is thought Mr.. Cushing will lie removed.
The Rockland Opinion -ts that Il special gent
of the Treasury Department was here six mouths
ago investigating the charges against Collector
Cushing, and that while it i not known what
evidence was obtained by the recent visiting agent
it is believed that Nj. T. \. Iluut the former
deputy at Camden has given testimony UntaN OF
able To the Collector.
A Washington cores ,ontleut sat-: There IS
considerable talk about tn" siuahlle over The Bel
fast relationship. +. c. knoWltnn, Esq, of Cam
den, is talked of a> a successor to Edward Cash
ing. Esq who EoN under fire, il he is remuNeti.'
II. L. shepherd, ESQ. of Eucl,p0gt, prominent
line burner, and former deputy at Camden under
President Arthur is reported To be the mos;
prominent candidate for the Belfast c0llector~hiu
in that vicinity, and has the support OF tie Re
publican political leaders, and Icug petition
signed by the influential m"m il the district Port
land EN1rt-~
The Republican journal., 1888-12-20
The Admission Of the Territories.

In deciding to move for the admission of the
Territories the Democrats have simply stultt-
fed themselves and will accomplish nothing
more. 1t is confession that the Republicans
were right in desiring to admit to Statehood
the great and growing Territories of the Nortl-
west. and that the Democrats, who feared their
votes in the electoral college might tend to out
weigh the solid South were wrong in opposing
it, But denying their admission is not the only
complaint the Territories have against the
Cleveland Administration. Delegate Dubois.
OF Idaho, said recently:
The failure to admit Washington, Montana
and Dakota States was laid at the door Of
the administration. In Idaho it was under
stood that the administration leaned toward
the Mormon> and was not entirely averse to
statehood for Utah. The federal officials in
both Territories appointed hy President Cleve-
land have been a. ienient as possible toward
the Mormon> for the last year. and have enter
ed into political combinations with them.
The policy, generally of the present adj
mni>tration has been against the Northwest.
and it is not surprising that that entire aud I'M
menSe section has spoken so decidedly l be-
lieve Dakota Wyoming. Montana. Idaho and
Washington VIII remain permanently republi-
can if they are treated fairly.
lone cause which operated toward the de-
feat OF the democrats was common TO all these
Territories. l. e., the appointment of non-re>i-
dents TO office. contrary to the platform upon
which President Cleveland was elected.
What i necessary in my Judgment for the
republicans to do is to protect our wool. lead
and silver industries, give u home rule. gov
ern | tab by a legislative commission and adj
init the Territories a fast as they are prepared
Tor Statehood by population, wealth. resources
and social condition.
When forced 10 the tardy conclusion that
step must be taken toward admitting the Ter
rtories the Democrats sought for a way to
turn ii to their party advantage. Their idea
was TO have Dakota come in as one state. III
stead of TWO. when it would be more than of
set politically by the two Democratic states of
Montana and New Mexico, and the doubtful
one of Washington. But while they We're
making up their minds to this. Montana sur
ursed them by elccting Il Republican delegate
10 Congress by more than 1000 majority and
Washington also went Republican. Their fat
wa, all in the fire. New Mexico. where the
percentage of iiteracy is high. schools are
few, aud legal and Judicial proceedings have
70 he conducted often in the spanish language,
and tab. with its Mormon>. are about all that
the Democrats can keep in sight in the North
west. The other Territories are. and are like
ly to remaia, Republican, and neither tab
nor New Mexico will he admitted 10 Statehood
at present A. 10 Dakota even the Democrats
have been forced to conrede that this great
territory, which i exceeded in size by Califor-
mia and Texas only, ana would make six States
the size of Maine. cannot be admitted a> a
whole. Montana i nearly large Dakota,
hut it is >par>cly settled in comparison.
The Republican journal., 1888-12-20

\ Belfast n.am shilpod to Boston bv steamc,
last WteA Il large number of Christmas trees
Belfast laiAclmcn think that Christmas tar
Keys will be scarce ahd !l!gh. one dealer said
"li thought it weu!d continue cold, would send
to Boston for 4 choice lot of western turkeys ),
The fowl doubtless will retail from twenty to
twenty-five cents Ter pound. Geese are more
plentiful! ana are in good condition. and the same
l. true "f ducks and chickens.
Belfast merchant remarked last weck There
mas been great changr in Christina. and holiday
goods III the past fifteen twenty years Then
no one but jewellers made Il specially in this line
Jewellers sold nlnefcrth. of al the holiday goods
NO" every class Of merchants has holiday goods
DIVIDED III among 80 many each one receives brt
little Tie merchant said he has never before
seen 50 many ana such handsome holi,la; goods in
Belfast 'ss at the present time. our dealers, how
ever, are not looking for large sales this wear
lac ialiuIe Of the crops has made money scarce
Wltn the farmers and the weather has been upta.
Naiah!" with good crops and good sleisi!ing at
thls time, the holiday sales are hrisk'
The Republican journal., 1888-12-20
The Maine Central Report.

The twenty seventh annual report of the Maine
Central railroad company for the year ending
Sept. 50h, lsss, has leen published. The gross
receipts for twelve months 50 $50, 001 As. En-
pensc-, town, city ami state taxes 81, 1879, Il.
Net earnings from business, Sl,ls9, l2J..1 Total
number of passengers transported for the year
was l.5!l sol, an Increase over the previous year
of 1854. Tha total amount of freight transport
ell over the main line and it branches for the year
was l.0i0.3i tons, an increase over the previous
year Of 1916 tons. The earnings for passengers
were S1,i-i,>l5H The earnings for freight were
Sl,.45,5a0.5l. For transportation of mails, bag
gage, express, etc, Sl6J,Gll.Gj. The number of
miles yum by passenger trains was l,ll5,S6.. by
freight trains, >o9.23i, by working trains, etc,
>i0,3l3-toial miles ran, , .,i5.iIl.
The business Oh the Belfast branch a, the tables
below indicate, shows little change from the year
preceding. There j. an increase in the amount of
freight received especially at Belfast Unity has
also made handsome increase III its business
The following Is the passenger traffic and earnings
on the Belfast branch for the wear Isl:
The Republican journal., 1888-12-20
Pasadena, California,

Some of our readers will be interested in the fol.
lowing picture Of one of the new California cities
Pasadena which We find in letter in the Spring
heli Republican 'from the hills back of the
Arroyo we look down on the city and see it cover
lnS an area sA miles in direction and seven in
another. There are miles of streets and avenues
cement sidewalks, elegant churches, business
blocks, an opera house which would do credit ia
Boston, elegant villas and homes, a fine public lib
rary-in fact, city that, far as appearances 90
might have been founded in the last century: VI,
we are to!d that - years ago all this was barley
Held So things grow in Southern California. and
yet there is nothing crude OF new. Pasadena
might, as far as its tastes, its people, its morals
and appearances go, be Il New England city of 20
900 inhabitants dropped down in a semi trouical
garden, with perpetual summer as the burden of
its song
The Republican journal., 1888-12-20
Transfers In Real Estate.

The following are the transfers in real estate in
Nai"o county, for The week ending Dec. 18th rs
t;.te OF Alniiri Filings, Northport, to Martin {.
samuel Foss ct ais, Brooks. Martha ~ Blais1ell
Liberty, to A. Il Hall, same town. Geo. A. Beck
EFT, by assignee, Belfast to Jas. 5 Hartman same
Montville. John Colby, Montvlle to Leslie j.
Colby, same town. Edwin A. Eames Isesboro, 10
James ID. Winsor, Philadelphia. Vim. II. Fogler
row, lsiesboro. to James d. Winsor, Philadephia
EIbridSe fernald, Wintcrport, to Mary A. Thonp
son, same town Waiter b. Goodwin, Monroe Ia
Hannah Grant Goodwin, same town John w
Hobbs ny, Swanville, to W. ii. Fogler Belfast
Bertha D. Holmes, Winterport. to Chas r. Holmes
same town John NJ. Jewell ct ais Clinton, to
fast, to Almira Billings, Northport Edmund
Murch, Unity, to Mary A. Murch, same town
Alyah Morrison, Montvile, to }. W. Morrison
Boyd, Prospect Hattie l.. Semple, Bangor. ia
Helen l.. Chick ct ais same town.
The Republican journal., 1888-12-20
Colby Correspondence.

Brady and Sheldon of 92 who are engaged in re-
ligiOus work in South China village, are meeting
with marked success. A widespread revival is
following their labors.
The class of 80 has elected Beecher Putnam,
class orator. in place of Harry Frye, who resigned
the place.
A piano has been placed in the gymnasium for
use in exercises with clubs, wands, etc.
The Freshman class has received two additions
Miss Irish and Miss Randall.
The Republican journal., 1888-12-20
What's The matter with Boston:


In Portsmouth, n. H., last week Capts. C0ombs
(of Islesboro) of the schooner King Philip and
Bennett of the Cassie Bronson started subscrip-
ton paper for the relief of the widow of Mr. Thom
as, mate of the schooner Bertha F. Walker, who
lost his life while trying to that of Captain
Westgate while the vessel was upon the rocks at
Hull during the late storm. Mrs. Thomas, who is
left destitute by the 81 - tAking away Of her
husband, is confined e 20 W consumption
and has three small children pendent upon her.
The captains succeeded In raising nifty dollars for
the relief Of the ailicted woman, and the money
was forwarded to her address.
The Republican journal., 1888-12-20
Good Templars.

The following have been installed rs officers of
Sayward Lodge, /. o. G. T., by G. H. Rich, l.. d.
L. &. Harding, {. T.; Eta Harmon, v T.; ILL.,
Sayward, Sec; Alice Cornfoith, F. S.. Ned DYER
T.; Mr.. Ward, M; Annie Elliott, ID. NJ; d. A.
McManus, Sent.
Prof. +. W. Gowen vii! give an illustrated lecture
at Centre Montville Wednesday evening Dec Goth
for the benefit of the Good Tempars Lodge lately
started at that place Subject, "Two Great Orators
Gladstone and Phillips" There will be a short
session of the lodge after which Prof. Gowen will
deliver his interesting lecture. Let every one
young and old, be present.
The Republican journal., 1888-12-20

ZONES to which the Journal makes ii, week ly
lists. In the supplement will he found illustra
ions and reading matter appropriate 10 the sea
son, and we append, as both true and timely, the
'olowing graceful poem by Nora Perry:
CHRISTMAS DAY.
What : this hurry, what : this hurry,
All throughout the house to-day:
Everywhere merry >cuIrN,
EVerywhcr sound of play.
Something, too : the matter, matter,
out-Ot doors as well as i'll,
For the bell goes clatter, chatter,
Every mnute-such din
Everybody winking, blinking.
IN a queer, mysterious way:
What on earth can they be thinking,
What on earth can be To pay
Bobby peeping DER the stair waI
Bursts into IA little shout:
Kitty, too. is in a fair WAY,
Where She hides 10 gig-Ie out.
A the bell goes cling-a-liHg ing
Every minute more and more,
And swift feet 90 4piinsing, Spriugins,
Through the hallway 10 The door,
Where a glimpse of box and packet,
And little rustic, rustic.
Makes such 81 lit and sound and rd'het,-
such jolly hustle, hustie,-
That the youngsters in their places,
Hiding slvly out of sight
All at once show shining faces.
A at once scream 18th delight.
Go and ask thca what : the matter.
What the fun outside and in
What the meaning of the clatter,
What the hustle and the din.
Hear them. hear them laugh and shout then
All together hear them say,
"Why, what have YOU been about. then,
Not to know it 5 Christmas hay
The Republican journal., 1888-12-20
SHIP NEWS
PORT OF BELLA 81.


ARRIVED.
Dec IL. sch Flora CnnIon, French, Rockpou
Dec. II. Srhs. T.. l., Warren tolsuu, Boston:
Lillian, Robertson, Ito.
Dee, Is. Sch. \. iiayfor,t, Warren, New York.
Dee. IL. Sch Chrome stevens, Boston
SAILED.
Dee. Is. Sch. 7. H. Dixon, Torrer, RoCkland.
AMERICAN FORTS.
New York, Dee. II. Cleared sch. Sarah ID. J.
Rawson, French. Carlcuas; 18th, cleared sch,
Dora NJ. French, French, Nassau, 18th, cleared
brig Carrie +. Pickering, Marshall, st. Thomas;
sch. Willie t. Newton, Coomhs, Havana; lith,
cleared brig sparkling Wa or, lichhuin, Port AT
Prince; 18th, arrived bark Havana, Rice, rhila-
,Ielphia, in ballast cleared bark Richard Parsons,
Thorndike, sydney, y 5. W.
Boston, Dee. y. Cleared sch. Daylight, lIodg.
don, Baltimore; sailed bark Megunicook, Earba-
does llth, sailed brig stockton, Allen. Aspinwal,
10th, arrived sch. Susan \. Pickering, Haskell,
Pensacola, Nov. 20 via Vineyard Haven; 18th, ar
rived bark Edward Cushing, Apalachicola via
Lewes, Del sch Yale, simpson, Philadelphia.
Salem Dec. II. Sch. Mark Pen'lleton, from
Port johnson, which arrived here to-day, split
jibs while crossing the bay.
Philadelphia, Dee. H. Arrived bark Havana,
The Republican journal., 1888-12-20

CLINTON. The Fairfield journal saws: eft will
be remembered that a year ago last spring, F. W.
Chase shot and killed his brother at Mobiles Ferry
in Clinton. The act was committed in a crazy
frenzy and the slayer of his brother was commit.
ted to the insane asylum. He has since been in
poor health and his death has been expected. He
died Saturday and his remains were taken home
for burial. Thus ends very sad tragedy"
The Republican journal., 1888-12-20

The New York Mail and Express takes up
the candidates for Speaker of the next House
alphabetically, and after mention of Butter
worth, Cannon and Mckinley, says:
Last but by no means least there is Reed
Thomas b. Reed, of Maine. A leader of tried
worth is he, who has borne the brunt of MANY
parliamentary battle; genuine Republican
Field Marshal. whom his colleagues delight to
honor; Reed that will not be shaken by the
wind of debate
The Republican journal., 1888-12-20

The HeN avc Ma.tel sch. Coy. Ame,, recently
launched It WaIdnl,ro, was di.ma>tod last week
while OF ti.o passage 10 Baltimore her liist yoy-
age, The seA. -tii,l i.om N,unt; Pou.l, sunday
the 9Th, and Tuesday might when fifty mile,
southeast uj Cape Cod. in a heavy gale carried
away her fVrcnlast WI "a The rc-t Of her mast,
went hy the deck. size then drittcd ON George,
Miilt lti anchors were let 70 ana brought Iipl. m,
IN tWtht! lathoms. The SrnooncrS i,thrl Maud
ANA Blue Jacket attempted tu tow her and were
unable, and III" E:hNi Maud left for Gloucester.
where She arrived Monday bringing Mr.. j + Da-
Wis, IA aClei and PART oW ncr nf the Gov Anrs
Wa" tt.cnl"nr'l thc Collector at Boston to send a
cutter to hti assistance. The vessel was in good
tphtlu"h having plenty OF provisions, and Cant
DAVIS amt the iUL!teCn on board were M
Giitei iul and expected 70 get her into port Can't
bucnalt, OF the schooner l.tlic Maud, said he en-
tcrtaihed no fears for her safety 50 long a. the
Wing Kept I" the nuIthWHrt ana westward hut
she W'ts anchored III !a place. being close to the
"c"r@c sAoal should %;tlt from the north
east 1t Nhr Impossible for the fishing vessel, to
render assistance towards towing her, She being
Of such enormous size. Il j. understood that Tho.
Ei-el haoi -"t $500 fur coming in for assistance.
considerable rigging and sails were saved MIR
DAVIS -ait there "':s only a,>nal insurance ON
the vessel.
The Boston Record Of Tuesday evening reports
that tug IL. +. M"rse WAS engaged that morning
AND would 60 To the rescue OF lhu GOV Amcs as
soon As She could coal, ana the rcycnue cutter
Albert Galiatin, At Woods IioH, had also been
or.l ,roa to the rescue
The Republican journal., 1888-12-20

The New York Times article on the Con-
gressional Library building at Washington
will interest many of our readers, particularly
those thrown out of employment at the begin
ming of winter by the demagogery of Demo-
cratic Congressman. The Times, although a
Democratic paper, substantiates all that has
been said Of the pennywise pound foolish pol
icy-not to use a harsher term-of the Demo-
cratic House.
The Republican journal., 1888-12-20
Ex.Goy. RobIe for Commissioner Of Agriculture.

Already the agricultural press is bringing for
ward candidates for the new commissioner of ag
riculture, under President Harrison, almost every
Governor Robe, of Maine new State Master of the
Patrons Of Husbandry, and believe he would make
a most admirable commissioner. [kennebec Jour
nal,
The Republican journal., 1888-12-20

The State Grange met in Bangor Tuesday
and at the afternoon session Worthy State
Master Robbie delivered his annual address. a
plain, practical, common sense document that
will be read with profit. The sessions con-
tinue until this Thursday evening
The Republican journal., 1888-12-20

1t appears that the project for building a
railroad from Durham to Canaan is neither
dead nor sleeping. The latest movement is re-
ported i'm our Maine news
The Republican journal., 1888-12-20
Next TUESDAY will be Christmas.

1hefe were ii patients from Waldo county at
the Maine General Hospital, Portland, during the
past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Thayer, of this city
are rejoicing in the presence of new conner in
their family. 1t is a bouncing boy who introduced
himself on Tuesday.
Pensions have been granted as follows Original.
Invalid, VIM \. jackson, East jefferson; increase,
VIM II. Spear, navy, Belfast; original, Frances,
widow of j. Mcintosh, Belfast
Belfast Council Royal Arcanum did not elect Of
hcers last week, as no meeting was held. There
will be meeting for that purpose on the last
Thursday evening in this month.
Owing to the holding of the Waldo County Edu-
cA;iona meeting At Unity last week, there was no
session Of schools in this city after Thursday The
schools viii close Friday for vacation extending
over the holidays.
Mr.. Charles II. CoomIs. taxidermist of this CITY,
IN preparing 70 mount great horned owl last week
found the OWLS body full of porcupine quilts. The
flesh WAS literally packed fun of them as well as
the roof OF the mouth. The owl evidently had
dine'| on hedgehog
~ w J.. LtileieI Of this c;ly, for many
wears . travelling salesman for g. Little & CO..
Portland, has taken a similar position with the
firm uf Bradford, Thomas K Co., Boston, and will
begin work for the new firm, Jan. 4 MIL. is
popular ANA successful salesman.
The Morse brother, of Liberty and Belmont, re
turned from their deer hunt Monday bringing two
deer and the head eff 4 Large buck. Their head
quarters WA IN thc town IF Lowell They report
deer very plentiful but shy the law is daily yiolat
ed ami that the game Is logged to DEATH
The Republican journal., 1888-12-20

Not content with making up Cabinet for
President Harrison the Democratic organs are
naming candidates for official positions under
the new Administration. We have had eX-
amples of this very near home. As general
rule it is safe to reject all candidates named bv
Democrats for positions under Republican
Administration. Republicans who do their
whole duty as Republicans are not those to be
commended by Democratic newspapers.
The Republican journal., 1888-12-20


The town clock has been taking rest The
hands were tired.
Rev. b. q. Wentworth will preach at Poor's
Mills next sunday p. NJ. at go
The Band of Ready Workers will conduct a ser |
vice at Equity Grange Hall next Friday evening
at o'clock local.
Judge Walton is assigned to hold the January
will he a short one.
1t was recently remarked that more storchouscs
are needed in Belfast 1t is almost impossible to
| find extra storage
| The storm Monday night caused second post
ponement of Mr.. A. /. Browns lecture before the
Belfast Scientific Association 1t will be delivered
next Tuesday evening ut the usual time and place
! Now that the Penobscot river is frozen, Mr.. Geo.
W. Gorham. Of Bangor, will transfer his potato
business to Belfast. The Mansfield at the foot
of Main street is being cleared up for the business
| CHRISTMAS CANrArA. At the Baptist Church
Tuesday evening, Dec. 18th, Will be given the
Christmas Cantatt Emmanuel hy members of
the society and friends. Admission fifteen cents
The Democratic State Committee will meet the
| first of January for organization. Tie candidates
for chairman are John Il. Donovan, Bil,Icfor,l;
| llimhall Eastman. Cumberland: charles Baker
| Belfast.
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@nlt ahd 'tnlu@ Is Wen ~ eau re expected. Cel.
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Union, Dec. l>jh.
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The Republican journal., 1888-12-20

The New York Press announces that it has
authority for saying that Gen. Harrison has
rendered the State portfolio to Mr.. Blaine. and
that Mr.. Blaine has accepted.
The Republican journal., 1888-12-20

1t seems to be an off year for the Democrats.
The news from Boston was almost too good to
be true.
The Republican journal., 1888-12-20

Vice President-elect Morton and wife visit
ed President-elect Harrison and wife at Indian
apois last week. Then they went to Ceve-
land-OhiO.