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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-11-29

examine the New Buckeye SUNBEAM Gull
TlVATOR. This is the latest improved and
best Corn Plow on the market--either Rid
ing or Walking.
Also, the New Socth Bend Chilled PL0W
I with reversible, self-sharpening share. The
longer they are worn the sharper they get.
LAWN MOWERS Of best make al les:
than city prices. may II
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-11-29

yard.
Parlor Suits, 6 pieces each. One at
$125, one at $40.
A first-rate line of 5-Frame Body
Brussels at 81 per yard made, laid
and LINED,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-11-29
T. n. SYPHERD g. CO.,
DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE.
Loans Negotiated. Rents Collected.
NO 1907 + Street, N. w,
WASHINGTON, d G.

WYE paw particular attention to the buy
w ing and selling of Farms and Small
Country Homes near, or easy of access to
Washington City We have constant calls
for such properties along the line of the Me-
tropolitan Branch Il. r.
Parties having such property for sale or
rent will find it TO their advantage to place
it iu our hands it will be literally adver-
tised and prompt and energetic effort made
to find customers for the same.
sep 9-ts
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-11-29
Building---Six Stories.
PLENTY OF LIGHT

A Solid Oak 3-Pc Bedroom Suit,
$2S.
Our Turcoman Curtains for SIS per
pair.
Our Solid Oak Suit at $45 per set.
A line Of French Cretones at Csc per
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-11-29
TUOMAS J. OWEN,

LICENSED AUCTIONEER,
GAITHERSBURG, Nd,
Will attend TO sales in any part Of the county
on reasonable terms. A u orders directed to
him at Gaithersburg will receive prompt at
tention. mar 7-tf-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-11-29

w. H. HOslShtOn 4 Co..
guarantee any and all prices,
Furniture, Carpets,
Upholstery Goods,
Wall Papers
Building---SiX Stories.
Second SioryDCpes Rugs Wall Papers
Fourth Dining Furniture Bed
Sixth story-storago and Work Shops
PLENTY OF LIGHT
To Judge for yourself all classes goods and TAX take pleasure
merit all we advertise
THESE PRICES MEAN PLAIN BUT SUBSTANTIAL:
Solid Oak 3-rc Bedroom Suit yard
our Tnrcoman Curtains sl5 per SIPS, $40.
Oar Solid Oak Suit o $a g nr S 81 per yard " laid
WE CLAIM THAT AS DEALERS
To be able sell low and treat you with the best values . posi-
rspn;Hg ,upnostorng furniture specially and shall
han and desire to Mica
The Republican journal., 1889-08-08

The FhonogrIphit World for July contained
a portrait and sketch of a Waldo county man
ana ,brou,.l t,o con,t.., If .i.. ..4itor nf tI.t
''''' '''' '''o - '''' '' 49,
publicatioh Wc are enabled q present hHih 7"
our readers. Tile clt i Given above, and
.,.al. for it.oIf Tha sl...,h f,r,,
~ ~ -
h"Sroc l.. EaineS, aHlh'r OF .ralntH IA@tl-
lAhe In9fthah1; VA porn II a,do '"nA'y
near beliaot' Name Scptemngr = lNi"' Iht
ohiy boy III lalh'y OF hVe C:lilreh' Al 'h'
age OF nl'eeh ne aCtoinfahiea me laliilIN t.
taIllorhla' 'raVelng hy the t>lhhu> rou'c, III ~
hfSt yc"t III the ''"'ueh >tUe Wa spent III W
Ieu-"oohS OF 7ti'a 'ru| county; '>9iNtHI NJ
The Republican journal., 1889-08-08

I1.,--.II I-,,,,,-l,, -
u A'" "'''' = -"''' 't't'''''' ~" N''I3' It
lot want a healthy body du1't worry. # YOU
,yqir thiu,- io ..o .ri.hl In i,ur home, or 1our
.,, ,. v.,.. a.,l -
''''" '''''' -
trouble ln thrli h3u-eherluE SOMEONE ,ay,
ofi..;i mn a~ lnurt worry and ,nxi,t, mia
'"dl n W i'"'' 4 l''' n q 'aht' '4l' lHe "sFNly
washing and ironing, as should suffice for
much Wcl-Hllrr matters, Ihla accounts large.
y for the mguiarity Of American women,
Nervousness, which may be called the rescr-
for OF worrying it. foundation and source
the l,ane Of the American race, II is not con-
lined TO the women, by any means, but extends
u the men we'll Even business men are
sometimes afflicted, 20 We have beard and 80
The Republican journal., 1889-08-08

bits of gravel between the shells, and then the
poor oyster Is "put to bed again to weep its
precious tears at leisure. This process is said
to produce great quantities of pearls, but they
are always of inferior lustre and durability.
At certain seasons of the year the pearl oysters
rise to the surface where they lie with
open mouths enjoying the sun. This is the
pear-makerS opportunity, and from time I'M
memorial the Chinese and Japanese fishermen
have been in the habit of throwing into the
open shells strings of tiny beads, made Of
mother-ot-pearl, which become encru>ted in
the course of a few months and look exactly
like real pearls. When the curious process is
supposed to have been completed, the oysters
are drawn up and robbed of their treasures
The truth of this statement is not only con-
frmed by many travellers, but is the result of
numheriess experiments. Prof. Fahricius tells
Il, that he saw several Chinese ch0H{0e, the
shells of which contained lion wire covered
with pearl. The wires had once been sharp,
and the oysters-With more Sagacity than we
are accustomed to give that creature the credit
Of possessing had proceeded 10 blunt the tor
turing points by encru>ting them with organic
matter.
FANNIE l.. W ARD.
The Republican journal., 1889-08-08

I
| We h"N" r"NjN't Nu.- D., \'-t of tHo Western
| Journalist. to Ir l..,.t-ucl unutHI> at Chicago.
If contains ,.l,,n ,,-.,.5 ,n,i ,.,t.,,, ,f t,,,,
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| hH'"N N'" 1@N lu"A7'''7- iheE issued "n
| Tuesday the 3oth of July the Initial humber of
the ..pailv DIV ,,oo.i- Roportrr.' the inst and
/ ,,,i,. boil, T,.,. \,,,.,,,,., H., tl,, ,..,LI
!
Iar rurt, fir!d ant ta'm ha~ uuW purchased
! Rec, ton the ycI huuuu monthly cNlyDlit. 30.
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The Republican journal., 1889-08-08
Rev Geo. ", Field on Prohibition.

N4F "a - ~ NJ IN trA
o1'' 04 'ioii'
Dr. Firl. of Bauunr. furnished thr D,il,
,t..
'''" '''' '"'''7 N''"' = i'"" " Nti-
mon he roc ntOy si-.iNere|:
Ii i tsare,l t.I.N9i~ NJ, some. tllat if tb ,,rt,
in itoyytl latr tha ,y1rd l,9rty I'M thr >uG
ie.f Il 1ic WlrE to.,.hp~ Oh Dnrty M every
point aud let ii, -rt,.b oi that Of Which many
nt lis ar,. tbiuki il +. feared if thr Marty in
power attDnrf tu rr[,rrr tAr law. fhrn tG,
bower Wiil VAN, mta rGr Inrl> Of another
party witch. il * >afl. Ll~ ALWAYS Stood hy III.
saloon i'm th. y4>t and aI{,.\~ Will in th,. fu
ture. Wcllif fbc Raull,ric;lI party can liz, in
0ur ri1y onlv h, yvfuki,g M. hrihftuol yiola-
ttuu oi thr 'AW, II fue ~tute anl Al tbp unre-
>tlictrd Sale of Intoxicating drinks, then Irt if
die
ItWiu HE ths death of Tine liseLteou. which
i miir Il, t,.r tlalI II, liy tb4 IN. nf th, virL
rd. Ii coud uot .boo-r \ Jcrtrr ti,nr 10 H.
with l national ,e,,> ,r,},up,tt rrht o If l,,uIL
>:y, layin.s 81 trnlelnr,, },lanI, IN if, 1Iptf,r,n
tnr n Gr> Tim. III oiI, hi.tnry ivitb . st,t,l
Government rjuLt. b,yfur0 h Governor yvhn fnr
tL- ,ir>t tjrn. in IL, hi.i,r IN. ,n,,f nr,+ d .,,.
ial mandate. to hi. ,i,tor,li,atr. to >.r tn if
than tne frlnscraIir. nv, lrr Yf,rr.,l virL
fh,. rou1rc>> jnn3I district riuIi ha,ips ran-
r.~elHaiivt. Iyno /, riI.iu, out III, bno7r untr,
for in advance nh :iIun. The iru,nrr,n,.p Iir.
With a city IIayor and =, rit\ ,rnIrrnm'nt. of
Whose pcr,unaI character and record if ha.
reason to III pr,III- .iud NM If r,rI fn, !.
nr~t tiul, In the history of The rity yrt for
The Republican journal., 1889-08-08
Generalities.

H. j.
iriirot,. ! nros'rroI', l,'r,. ,'' nigrrrr
ne Wheat harvest haS he-uh ~ "~-'""lllN :
DAKOTA Two weeks carrier thah " '.'ai'
prnf D,yf1.o, of d ,..,.,, .,,J H.. Will. .,,.r.J
new comet in the southern heavens,
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IL ti,.,,'Ii,'t .,,,ji',,;t; /, IISIt7v
\ battle is reported ut Port aa Prince ON
'"'> T. ItS"'''''- !" " ''l'i>' = '''Fi"l'''
Edison >av, that in hi, opjnion IDaA yoIt~ Of
electricity viii cause Instantaneous ana pail-
les, DEATH
wbent rrnn yyrrn f.,I,r Nth x,.r, ,.ir.Il,trd IN
Suarl,L,tnrs
The Michigan lumber men have determined
TO test the legality OF me 'anad@ rNi"Tt ~
y alngfofd, tt.' farmer mas iel IH!'!
leaves TO hlS stock aht claims ih"' thrN lhFiAt
better than on nay
,;,;.. ,,,,,+ 1,,,,I ~ t..o H., .,,..5 ,r r,.,.,-
erS Of North Dakota blow from Nhlea they
cannot recover IN year.
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ti I; ~ T', t0'i't +h; N L iI r..t
l'.,. ,.i.o'i h, 1nn nnn hnIn.
J+l.;,n+,u-,, IL, S,.rn,,,,,t, u... .I...t,,.,-
al h. tra VII, 81 M,,,tmft ti,n t'hin,., i,i,.i
INK. -" y. HI nl ~. .-,, ,'' = ~
''''''7 '' '''' WV
The American international Congress. which
meet, i'm Washington next October. PROMISE,
to be a very imporiaut Gathering.
The report to the effect thai Mis-. Heron vas
under sentence of death in Curra for prcarhju.
Christianity wa, without foundation.
Ihe American Worklh-men VINO are 2o!i-
10 Europe |" Niti'N tLt HtiHph1 % I'll'-i'
The bis salt trust i engaged in An attempi Y"
absorb the SAT- interest pl oh"htIiGH county,
y. ! E. lncIudihG the great syracuse WORKS.
M ....., .,i.
mo 1tttt ~ ~ ''i i t
Nicaragua canal hy the American company II
reported.
m
lhG it'tN' N!ulNl" ''I'iul| I"Inl nltFu I3 n IN
,'o"lu - 'i'ihn p"''t .ai' "".l'',i y, '''n.
~ the urNastt''" ''N'"' 1T """"9t""" at
"'"u' o''o''
me ,iy hrrwrri,. in Patterson. 4 ,y for Nh
a,orr,r,tr .,m nt - ;{,O G,D thr. o,n,r- to rr-
tam 0uc-thirJ interest in thc concerns,
II is reported that Postmaster General y am
amakcr i agitating the sale Dt the present
New York post office to III" city a"d the cree
ton of a new post office building up town.
I..,l c-nn lil1-.,,I III. l;,,,,.l
pt,. Gilplei'iili'aa M oi t"c ne"' HMgI-ht 'iiHi,-
PiohNl'P oi tne WILT, WY n" a',t Uf'I 70
",i'Pio'' 'o'''' '' an ~ 80" ''o
"etk'
The international Maritime EXhibition /. ID
he hrLj IN Koston. 4 suitable m,ihlme rouId
NOT he obtainrd in New York. and Mechanics
building hn, been hired. ii win he held next
Ortobrr
The Republican journal., 1889-08-08
"it Was the Cat" "

The crew of the Schooner Belle Higgins whicl
recently loaded with ice at this port when gettin.
ready to leave, rolled up some canvas that was no
to be used on the passage and stored it on deck
BY some means pet Kitten found her way int
the roll and got wound up in the canvas Four
teen days after when the sail was unroed, GU
jumped Miss Kit apparently as lively as ever, ant
none the worse for her long fast and crampet
uuarters. LGardner Rep0rtcr.
The Republican journal., 1889-08-08
Maine ms a shoe. Making State.

The time is approaching, evidently, when Maine.
not Massachusetts, will be the great shoe making
State, for just good shoes can be made there,
rents are cheaper, wages are lower because it
costs less to;live and railroad facilities good
and fast growing better. New York Sun.
The Republican journal., 1889-08-08
Geueralities.

The stallion GUY truttrd 4 mile in ; - IL at
Detroit July %
be N@uihern 'arllr rHllr"hI m discharged
-" rhlp"NtN 10 lessen expenses.
\ trust to control the FLORIDA orange crop is
said to he ~ process OF formation.
nn. u.,, !, Western Au.tr,Iia n,,,,s ,ud
,.,,,,r1l ,'',.i, Ana onn ,lras nf ItuI
"N'''''
The Richmond Paper company of Rhode
''''''' ''''
The New Hampshire legislature is consider
mg the aholiShment of capital punishment
ne American park lNlGlut hlS arrive! AZ
Phi'adephia, having passed fofty-SrNrh zee
English >yndicate> are sad To he Try me TO
huH NeW orr cry goods stores ana Nt"afk
leather factories
Irwin ana ALran Garti4ld .ous of tLc late
p resident. have entered the class of 1893 at
hIlaihS 'olieSe.
Canadian ears brinoing forei ii Goods 10 ,br
uitnd State, are not 10 he allowed 10 enter
without uaviuo dutv.
The yellow river IN CHINA ha- AGAIN over
mrty !. ir,..,j,.,,iahI,
Buffalo hili has written to friend III 'oiur;4-
10 that nc has received proposals of marriage
from - wealthy parisienne>.
,l, s,,Il;.,, ,ilI ,,..., lam, .,,i,t ,,,,,l,,.
Marquis of Queen>herry rules, provided the
tight comes OF IN this country.
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ot 'l,'i' iG' ,,' W
"ii' "a. ~ a ,'"'' t '"'''7'''
li'''''elH - ~ ~ ""c' F''''>"
The Great Eastern. which has been All uu-
ioi '1'ai't'D ~, ,it - 90; ,' " 80, w.
'"7 'i""'" NY ~ "'''' III ''' "0'
The session of thc Alabama Chautallula i,
TO be hpld At Fort payuc. AIa in Spptelnber
Hon. Uenr, Il. shorter of EufauIa is the Prc>i-
dent
Rama ma L,,i.nrSs Il, 10 t,kp the oru,t.~t ,hn\y
ON corth ia Erul,nd His f.lI mo urire i.
1t is reported that wealthy American syn
dcate is negotiating for the purchase of the
British naval station ut E>quimaut, ON an
The Department of Fisheries Of Canada is
advised that mackerel are schooling oil Prince
Edward Island, but they have not Yet been
taken in any quantities.
,,
ne aoINt iIIah tiIt ., i,oi,I"'ia,> " 7"u'"
Of Najna IIn w., m.da ,,hi,,f .lu,tir,. nt The
Tprritnr, bv President cleveland
The full bench Of the New Hampshire >u-
prcme court have declared the law requiring
license for the practice of medicine. surgery
and dentistry unconstitutional.
settlers near Ihc I OINllle Agency, w. l..
The Republican journal., 1889-08-08

The Bourbons omit no opportunity to attack
Wanamaker. They appear to have a special
grudge against him. The latest charge is that
he secured the appointment of a man to Office
in Texas because the man bought goods at his
store in Philadelphia. Mr.. Wanamaker does
not keep the goods the man bought. He never
wrote letter indorsng the appointment; he
does not know the man. Secretary Window,
who made the appointment, says that Wapa-
heard of it,
The Republican journal., 1889-08-08

Gen. Paine has written letters to the Mcssrs.
Auchncos>. owners Of the sIoop Katrina .
Mr.. c. Oliver l>eIin, owner of the sloop Tit
ana; Mr. Archibald Rogers of the cutter
Belouin, and Mr. J. Roger Maxwell of the
sloop Shamrock, in relation to racing their
yachts against the Nalkyrie in case She comes
to this country, and it is almost needless to say
that all of the letters have met with a ready
response in all eases except that of the Sham
rock. 1t is understood that the owners of the
Katrina, Ttan1a and Bedouin are very willing
to arrange matches with the Earl of Dunraven,
or his representatives here.
The Republican journal., 1889-08-08
The Famous Pearl Fisheries,

Ma, al -ii.lt tlt,Nt
1 "'"'i 'Nl1H''''- "ttNH'i al'o 0'H hura> anu
! the bJS ri MuIr9r on the eastern side of the
/ p,.,ti,.itL,,
f"i iH"I' lIdA Iil'r Hu"hlrh years 'heHc
| fisheries nave been ia The possession of private
families Is, liriu, of .sr;ii4t. from tle ~l,ani,h
t
''' '". "'''i"' N'''
/ u hIith"I ihti lhc lfilUc "i the spanish
/ regatta l> Hn ruormou~ NJ rNiran pearl. weigh
/ lH2 onr hHndr"d carat +. Whlrh l. hritilaut YET.
1 though stolen tfUln thr SEA Tong before the
4 N1r"I'UHlr INVASION. ms most conspicuous
/ ornament OF Royal crown was secured near
| I.orcto. i\ laqui lndlhn, who went down
/ nearly naked. with no apparatus but a heavy
stone to assist ~ a rapid descent. sack >lung
I around M neck To contain the iIndlngS and Il
/ unS knfe. carried in his teeth. for defence
! t-aln>t >hirh> and the dreaded black 'man-
r5tcr-. amt up be came With this loyelc>t and
mo~i perfect n pearls cia~ped in hi, du-ky
/ hand.
Nu ancient hW portionea the fisheries into
/ fouf /ehtr. wherein the prar-oy>ier> We're
| carefully cultivated, only one section being
worked at once About tour years ago. the
/ Mexican government. melted or bribcI thereto
! 10y Interested parties. upset the Old I, gimc
| Prorlmmlng the principle, tor which it cares
/ not ~ that the dement's OF free Republic
should ht open alike To American or African,
Turk. Russian or thimc~c, the government
! Ter liberal considerations anmullei the time
! honored grants and leased the fisheries anew 10
tht highest bidders These happened to be
! Me->r>. G"mIalt> and Rufo, Mexican gentle
/ men who nave commercial HOUSES both in La
! I'aI ahd the lily Of Mexico. and they obtained
a ''ronce~>iou. whereby, for a period Of six
teen Years. they have exclusive rights to the
he>t gro'lrsI>-th those around the i~!ati~ of La
PaI and E-piritn ~anto. Their right include,
! the Very cream ot the fisheries. extending a
distance ot tive Kilometres around each Of the
| aforesaid islands. They being Obliged by the
tc.nl> OF tine ,uncc>, ion to place htuN~ 10 indi-
r;tte The limits. and 10 employ at least two
thirds Mexican tabor.
The REM raid hl them 4oc> INTO the Mexican
treasury through the custom IIou>. Of La
| l'az c-hI dollars per ton for all the shells
thr> Ii~h up daring The first three wears
! whether they contain pearl, or notJ Aid ten
dollars per ton durin. the remainder Of the
! contract time. A. all the pcarI-~hell> THAT can
possibly bc obtained. Sell readily al the rate OF
ten DIR twelve dollars per hundred pounds,
these alone laN the rrnf ma the entire, rp~t Of
lhe H>hln-. iraNlhS the pearls Tor clear protlt.
! ihou4hth government VIII realize handsome
/ " en the renting Of these islands. the lucky
llrm are aniA>-ln- colossal fortunes, without
r,k or danger To themselves.
Iho divers, who are mostly la4Hi Indians
| from me state OF sonora across the Cuff, are
engaged " me toTunat" lew who now mo-
| nopoilIe tine hNherlt>. something on the grub
STAKE" plan a> practitcd by northern miners, -
The result 0t their iabor~. and nobody else j.
t f.t t..fI.. 1..1i
The Republican journal., 1889-08-08

Through wild wool glen ana leafy aiadc.
For then it Joins in loving uipion
With stream and brook and tiny nll.
Ana blending thus in -Iul communion
1t broader grow and deeper -tifI;
Now stretches out q gallant river
With stately hnw Of rippliug wave
ON which the silver moonbe;u- qujyrr,
''"''' '''s 7lii''9 us waters "N''
Then 10! see gentle maiden,
Who trips along with Joyous feet
And merry heart with promise laden,
Just where the stream ant river meet
And, see, with face all bright and shining
she sits within her cookie shell,
Her llaNcn hair the hrecze- twining,
- It 7'''''e '''' "I I"Ne |" ''"'
Her clear blue ESQ with arInr gazing
Afar beyond tie rolling stream;
One lily hand in gesture raising
Reflects the moon lit silver beam
Tie boat, with gentle motion gliding.
She rows away from farther shore
some spirit love that craft is guiing
:" ''''i N'c h'al'' N Sa'''f er'
fhe nimsy clouds above are Hitting
Athwurt the -ky their rauzv veil
With airy grace the maid is sitting
Within her rocklc Shell 80 frail
And farther dowu the li,ip is noatinu
This vision bright of beauty fam
Tho Watchful eplites in wonder elouijuE
The Republican journal., 1889-08-08
News About Town.

It il ue current report about town that kemp,
i; -atn for tlr throat and Luugs is making some
remarkable cures with people who are troabled
Vitb Coughs sore Throat, Asthma, bronchitis and
Consumption. Any druggist Will give You a trial
bottle tc" of eoNt. II is guaranteed to relieve and
eHie. Ihc large Bottles are 3oc ana r.
the, ar, engaged "Gculge," said thc maiden
tuudiy, .'iid AuH hear NlNe'- fire cracker just
uoW - Yes, Mis- Mantalni, did." "Didn't it
pol gracefully, Il was cnouga.
Much ipJury is done Ny thc u-e Of Irritating,
gripping compounds taken a. lurgatiNc-- IN Ayers
Pills The patient ha- mild but cflrciyc cathartic,
that can hc confidently recommended alike for the
most delicate patients 4. wen the most robust.
cucc between a hlpcd and 4uAdruped>' smart
~chol.;r-"Fwo feet" But the teacher said the
aH-Nrr Was wrong and repeated the question.
No medicine in the world Is in better rcputc OF
Horr widely known than Ayers >nsaparilla.
A. a -nfe and certain remedy for All manner Of
hlooA disorders, leading phy sici:ms and druggists
every ywicre recommend it in preference to any
other.
flaul-"IloN charming It /. ont here, with the
l3Wer- in bloom and the birds singing Mabel
-'ies, "su't it lovely: But just wait TIL you see
me with my new summer wrap on
4 pccuarity of Hoods sarsaparlla is that
Whilc it puriies the blood It imparts yigor to
ever function Of the body.
We have "a strange way of expressing things IN
thi4 country. We say man has been "out on a
lark" !" when ia reality he has been out on a ,wal
The Republican journal., 1889-08-08

The steamer Begie which arrived at San
Francisco, July %, from Hong Kong and Yo-
kohama states that the recent fire at Lucbow
burned twenty-three hours, destroying eighty
seven thousand dwellings. Over twelve hun
drcd persons pershed in the flames and four
hundred others were killed. Nearly one hun
dred and seventy thousand people are obliged
to camp out without shelter and are dying at
the rate of one hundred day from want and
exposure.
1t il reported that an English syndicate has
made AN offer to purchase the American Print
Works, Fall River.
The Republican journal., 1889-08-08

There are 81, So men III the state subject to
enrolment in case Of war.
Professor Taylor of Colby has gone to Iron
River. Wisconsin, on business trip.
The President has decided to make no
speeches on his way to Bar lIarbor. Secretary
llalfori will come. and probably Mrs. Harri-
son.
Ex-Governor PIaisted and wife are making
carriage drive through the White Mountains,
visiting the principal mountain resorts.
The horsemen are looking forward with
pleasure to a race this fall somewhere in Maine
between Glenarm. Dictator Chief, Nelson. Ba-
by Dean, Lawrence and a. 5. r., the Canton
horse, owned by c, 5. Page.
The Seventh Day Adventists will hold a
campmeeting this year in Pittsfeld. 1t will
commence August Goth and continue one week.
There will be speakers from abroad. Half
fare has been granted on the Maine Central
railroad.
Thomas Wanamaker, of Philadelphia, son of
the postmaster general, is negotiating for lot
at Rangeley Lake and is to build twenty
thousand dollar villa on the same.
The Republican journal., 1889-08-08

Aretceth hc;,utitiod and prcseryedhy SOXODONT; /;
and the rose is sWecter than the breath which
becomes aromatic through its influence. 1t is the
very pearl of dcnifriccs and the surest preventive
Of dental decay in existence 1t remedies with Ger
tanty canker and every species of corrosive blcm-
-h upon the teeth and counteracts the hurtful niu
ence upon them Of acidity of the stomach. The
formula of its preparation includes only botanic
ingredients and it contains only the pnrest and
most sauarY OF these. Nv p
John Hancock has been nominated for school
commissioner by the Ohio Republicans Johns
The Republican journal., 1889-08-08

The suspension of Lewis Brothers 4 Co.,
commission merchants Of New York and Phil
adelphia, was announced recently. The liza
bilttes are estimated at 81 ,200, 900 and the as
sets at ST, 100000. The embarrassment created
great surprise IN business circles. Several mills
and banks in New England will be affected by
the failure. Providence, r. l. companies are
involved to the extent of $500 600.