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St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-16
i STITCH IN TINE SAVES NINE.


This is an old adage. and true one, and
no one will dispute it. 1t applies to many
things generally. and to Loose's Extract Red
Glover Blossoms for the cure Of rheumatism,
especially. 1t is remedy that cannot be ex-
celled.
ST. CLAIR, Mich.
]. NJ. LOOSE, RED CLOVER Co.-Gentlemen:
The six bottles of Red Glover I ordered of
you have entirely cured my wife of Cancer of
the eye. and there has been no sign of re-
turn of it. Yours respectfully.
Ii. n HAMMOND,
And many others.
PAINsvILLE. o.
j. M. LOOSE, RED CLOVER Co., Detroit
have used your Solid Extract Red Clover
with perfect success and take great pleasure
in recommending its use to any afflicted with
Scrofulous or Cancerous affections believ-
ing it (from my own experience) to be most
efficient blood purifier. j. j. HARRISON.
For sale Dy all druggists.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-16
Totals. 49,. 2sI 81 Al o. % 1sl Q
Columbus. IL II so Ol 8 lie
Kansas CITY o @ o. O O O o O s. 8
ned runs. Columbus 8. Kansas City p;

Earned runs. Columbus q, Kansas City 2;
two-base hits, Daily, Peoples, Barkley; three
base hits, Orr, Hamilton; stolen bases. Daily,
O'Connor, Greenwood, Hamilton; double
plays, Greenwood and Orr, Marr, Greenwood
first base on balls, off Conway /, Mccarthy
4. Widner 2; struck out, by Conway 4,
by Widner l; passed balls, Guson 3; wild
pitches, Conway 1, Mccarthy /; time,
hours; umpire, Goldsmith.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-16
FOO Wet,

SIOUX CITY, June 15.-The Des
Moines-Sioux City game was prevented
by rain.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-16

Earned runs, Baltimore l, Louisville l;
base hits, Wolf, Gleason; stolen base
Mack; double plays, Shindle, Griffin and
Mack, Sommer and Shindle; first base on
balls, by Ramsey 2; hit by pitched ball,
Tucker; struck out, Kilroy 4; time, hour
umpire Gaffney
WILL REPORT ON MONDAY.
Manager Barnie. of the Baltimore
club, succeeded tonight in pursuading
the disafeeted sa e LOUISVILLE Mod players to
Cook and Shannon called on Barnic,
who had just returned from Southern
trip, and presented their grievances.
Bar ME told them they were making
mistake in not playing and were render
ing themselves liable to expulsion. He
told them to play and rely on the asso-
citation to right them, They agreed to
do so and have notified Mr.. Davidson
they will report on Monday
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-16
Games To-Day.

Denver at st. Paul.
st. Joseph at Milwaukee.
Minneapolis at Omaha.
Des Moines at Sioux City.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Kansas City at Columbus.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-16

ture is source of great qualification to
his many friends in Minneapolis and
ST Paul
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-16

Earned runs. Boston /. washington I;
three-base hit, Wise; stolen bases, Kelly,
Quinn Q; first base OH balls, Brouthers, Rich
ardson, Quinn, ClarksOn, Myers, Morrill,,
Haddock q first base on errors, Boston l,
Washington l; struck out, Brown, Nash 2,
Wilmot 2, Hoy, Wise 2, Irwin Haddock; hit
by pitched ball, Morrill,, Sweeney; time, 1897;
umpire, Curry.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-16

Earned runs. Indianapolis IL. Pittsburg 6:
two base hits, Seery, ,Glasscock, Denny, Daily,
Myers, Kuehne; three-base hits, Carroll:
first base on balls, Sullivan, Seery 2, Staley,
Beckley, Carroll, Dunlap 2, Miller 9; struck
Beckley, Dunlap Smith, Carroll, Hanlon;
double plays, Bassett, Glasscock, Daily g
Carroll, Dunlap passed balls Miller 2; wild
pitch. Staley; hit by pitched ball, Myers;
time, 2:i5; umpire, Lynch.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-16
during the remainder of the game, and
they both stopped at third. The score:

Minneapolis. 10 0 o 0 0 0 90
Omaha 2 2 o 0 0 y o o.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-27

these are bad, the marrisge Of No.
should be avoided; if gco1, il I ma "a
favored. But "a, unfortunately 10y 10y Be
favorable tendencies are more es.T I-' %,
frequently transmitted, because ~ ~! aid
the cones that are established with ,b e' Gs
facility, there is of,ener more r,a S( .ao "
avoiding than seeking such uniops '' r. ~
the whole, Mr.. HUH concludes th., r'
accusations directed against m,rria1.. 'ls
near kin are not justified ia the ne NJ y
state OF science. ''0''l'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-27
Nothing Apparently TO Justify ihs Com
mon Prejudice Against II.
Scientific Auel1cdn

'Nttfti.tr -i"tlf tNNfts
There is widespread idea that consan-
guineous unions produce either defective
Offspring or none at all. When a marriage
between oo1sins is spoken OF, sterility or Q
deaf-mute, i6iotic or deiormed progeny is
predicted, and examples are always at
hand to cite in support Of the prophecy.
Does tits opinion rest upon positive and
wel!-autt ealicatsd ficts, or is il erroneous?
This io a question THAT was examined few
years ego by Mr.. G. II. Darwin, who after
a profound study of the subject, came to
the conclusion that, in the present state of
sc;ence, there ia nothing to Justify the com
mon p-uiice that exits against tie mar
risge of near kin. More recently the sub
sct has been further examined by Mr. A.
II. Huth, who has just Published an ex.
hsustive work upon it, in which he arrives
at the same conclusion that Mr.. Darwin did.
Mr.. Huth thinks that consequently of
itself plays no particular rule in the union
Ct individuals of the same stock. in the
descendants il increases the tendencies
common to the two prOgeni.Ors. By reason
Of their relationship, the closer this is and
the closer the relationship ofthe ancestors,
the greater is the tendency OF the descend
ants 10 exhibit the came dispositions II
these are good, consaneuineOus unions will
be advantageous, in that they will fortify
ard intensity them. If, on The contrary,
they are bad such unions should be avoid
ed, in order to prevent reinforcement Of
unfavorabls tendencies, which should be
suppressed. But the case is identical
where it is a question Of unrelated persons.
No reasonable person would urge two
homeopathic individuals of different family
10 unite, because he knows that the neu-
rOsis has every chance to become intense
in the descendants. On the contrary, a
union between cJnssnguineous indivldu-
ais, equslly healthy and well favored,
ought TO be encouraged.
What msy be urged sgainst marriages
of near kin is the facility with which IN
favorable tendencies are transmitted, and
the relative rarity of the circumstances in
which such marriages can really be advised.
But, this admi ted and explained, COL
sanguinity of itself presents no inconveni-
euce, especially if we consider how re-
mote, by reason of the existing laws upon
marriage, is the degree Of coDsanguiDiiy
between individuals capable Of uniting
legitimately.
Upon the whole, oonsapguinity sccu-
INITIATES and intensi6es tendencies. II
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-27
MAKING BAsEBALLs.
Automatic Machines That Wind Better
Than Human Hands.

1nAn human AAanu5.
Winding b. ssballs by hand ID thing Ct
the past. Machines have tesn invented to
do the work automatically, consequently
every ball is exactly like its fellow. Each
machine winds two balls at one time.
A little Para rubber ball, weigh
inc tbree-quarters Of ga ounce,
around which ore turn he's b3en made
with au end Of sLein Of old-fash-
Toned gray s.Ockirg yarn, IS slipped INTO
the machine. Then another, after which
the Soy in charge touches leye-, TIE ms
chine starts and the winding begins. The
rubber ball is hidden in a few seconds and
in lis place appears little gray yarn ball
that rapidly grows larger aud larger.
Wien itGppaar3 20 bs about half tie nize
of a regulation baseball there Is chez,
tie MA nike Stops. tie yarn is cut and the
boz ri. ks out the hall and tOsse5 IT into
a rssge-. When tti9 basket Is full Il Is
pissed along t. e1,t1er boy, who runs
similar machine, where 6 halfourc9 lever
of Worsted yarn Is PIT on.
The uext machine adds layer Of strong
"a lIfN COTTON AIiEiAY oAtN - N"-N+-te.e :
closely ~ the Nh te appears on the surface
Of the gray the telnty Of the winding ma
chino can be appreciated. There is per-
feet regularity, and no point where the
thread crosses ofte1er than in another. A
coltiug Of rubber cement ID next applied,
and BALI ounce layer Of the very best fine
w5rsted completes the ball with the eXcsp-
ton ct the cover. Each ball when CON-
pleted mus. weigh st ounce and meas
ure 81 inches IN circumference. The
minute differences in the balls sre
eqsliz,d by the thickness of the
cover. Every ball and cover is weighed be-
fore the cover IS cewed on. The cover re-
ssmbles two figure So in shape, and is cut
rom selected aud specially prepared horse
hides. There IS only one kind of profess
sioral dead ball made, the supposed differ
ences lying in the cover and stamps only.
A J K ZACH & Co., the patentees of the
winding machine, employ about 800 hands
at their factory in Philsdelphia, and they
have about 40, OCO dozen balls nowins.Ock.
Several cheap grades of balls are also
manufactured, these retailing for and 10
cents being made from pressed leather
shavings.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-27

willingly, a hopeless and incuTabls ma,
MAC, who knew nCtbirg and recognized
nobody, and started when they spoke 10
her Of Anthony.
Another" chs repeated. WHO is
Anthony? know no Anthopy-let us 90
and feed the ducksl'
Sir Reginald, after engaging suitable at
tendants for her cad state and assigning
her a set Of apartments for her use, shut
ND the rest of the court and went abroad
for come Years, until the memory Of the
terrible events which hsd happened there
had, in some SORT, lost its freshness and re-
siy.
One day the mad womsn managed TO
escape the vigilance Of her attendants.
They sought her trembling, high and low,
when at last chsrcs led them to low
ceiled, ancient room, where the dust and
ccbwebs lay thick and slab, in the oldest
portion of the co1rt. There they found
her, lying dead before large oak chest.
II was quite empty, and en- the lid was
carved IN Gothic characters:
who opes this cheste,
Shall curse hys queste.
All the Year Round,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-27
CatarTh TO Consumption.

Cstarrh IN It's destructive fo'oe sa
and undoubtedly leads on 90 cog
therefore singular that those et ...i '
fearful disease should not mas.r
their lives to rid themselye- o.
remedies concocted by ignorant
medical knowledge have weas
dence of the great majority o. H.-
verified remedies. They become
life Of misery rather than ior
with doubtful palliaiiyes. .
But this will never DO. Ct.ar-
at every stage and c0mDatei
In many cases the d. case Pas
Gus symptoms. The bones and
nose the organs OF hearing O.
tasting so affected as % be usc.,.
elongated. the throat 80 intain
as % produce constant and DIET.
SANFORD's RADICAL CURE met
If G Itarrh from Il simple hea.
loathsOme and destructive srt
and constitutional. Instant n
nent in curing safe, economic.
ing. - .-
Each package contains ono hn
ICAL CURE, one box CArAEkHi
a. lNPeOyED INHALER, with iot
POTTER Drug = CHsMcAL 90.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-27
TIT FOR TAT.
Villains Wekly.

" IIIlIWe WttNlIs
lie timidly climbed up the brown stone steps
He timidly rang the bell,
He felt that this visit might be his last,
Though the reason he couldn't tell.
As he stood at the door the winter wind,
Nhirled in the ftreets about,
But above It's roaring he heard her say,
John, tell him that ain out.
Then timid no more. with stately men,
He said TO the butler tall,
"Pray go to Miss Jones with my compliments
And tell her didn't call"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-27
4 Case Proven.

A police telegraph system has been IN
dergIound for these many months past,
and no complaints have been made of its
workings. On the contrary, il has given
entire satisfaction in every particular, and
has thus proved that the telegraph and tel
ephone wires are maintained on the posts
out of obstinacy and TO save the cost OF
hr-rvTru
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-27
BOTH MISTAKEN
C5icogo Tribune.

Chicago lr,onlt.
He stopued in front Of a maiden fair
Twas at waXwOrks show
And be said. How lifeh6e is her stare.
How natural her golden hair.
HercheekS see what hue they wear
They actually glow
The maiden opened wide her eyes,
Not only can they walk
She said IN evident surprise,
But now 10 seems these ethgies
Are made in such wondrouS wise
They actually talk,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-27
No. I179 -Beheadment.

From winters cold | ably shield
What sturdy forests yet might yield.
nv future shall not second be
But multiplied and fair TO see.
The thinly clad or tempest tried
May seek protection al my side,
While weary on from summers glare
May come TO breathe my balmy air;
And here may stay the tired feet
On natures carpet soft and sweet;
Here wild music may enthrall,
Like tabled Sirens N Jstic call. BE,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-27
TYING RIBBONS.
n. s. Bridges in Ptcl

In olden times twas trying surely
To him who did the favor win
or tying bonnet strings securely
Beneath coaxing dimpled chin.
But far more hard a task aud trying
our modern ] yer finds 10 do.
Who kneels before his ady tying
The loOsened ribbons Of her shoe.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-27
Gammonlnc tha PnhIIc.

There are innumerable ways of doing
this. Not the least Objectionable, il the
commentator by irresponsible dealers of
tooth powders, pss;es and washes either
positively injurious or utterly Intellectual.
Protect pocket and teeth by purchasing
wholesome SOZODONT.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-27


No 1ls6.-Anagr8m.
81 am mum on The rug
Is medley, no doubt
That makes some hard study
To transpoSe about,
And make any sense;
But if It Election you'll give,
It's meaning you'll get
AS sure as you live. ELyA.
-.
No. 1177.-DOuble Letter Enigma.
In "Billows" swelling mountain high;
In boiling" seething tossing sea;
In foam" which dashes toward the sky;
In tempest which 10 man can flee.
OH man the rt0le, for human prime
In deadly peril lives;
No common tCO, at such a time,
To reach them ever tries;
But the brave lChOle, and Drawer crew,
Dafes what no lesser ones can do.
BITTER SWEET.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-27
Result of the PuzzlsMaking.

Prize-winners: W. Wilson, Sea, J. II. Fezandie,
Artibus Laureutius, Dr0mio, B. Tranza.
Roll of honor" Rick. 5. T. D.. Ed Noel, G..
Belle Burdett. Elva, Uriah, 5 W. r., }. L. NJ.
Zoe Carl Grey, BY Alexis, c. Bell, Odell Cyclone,
Bessie English ". L. Morning Glory.
Some of the winning sphinx Knots have
already been pr nted; others will appear from
time to time. Nay each and all OF the com.
petitors long continue to favor Us with their
clever tangles
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-27
No, 111S Diamond.
sEVENrEEN E's.

I. A letter ,. British photographer, 40
1904 web 3. River, Asia web 4. Bargemen
prov. Eng 3. Movable pieces attached 10
organs that give notice when the wind is ex-
hauSted. 6. A case postponed legal practice.
7. River, Asia (Web) s. Pure conn 6. A letter.
r. X. Nus
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-27
Answers.

1l56.-Fleet
57.-Sum-mary.
il5s.-l Don, Don (gola), Don (egaD. .. Po,
Popocatapeti Poe 3. Van, Van (couyer's), Van
[Dieman's Land. 1. India. India M, India
(na.) 5. Lena, Qa) lena. 6. Para, Para quay,
Para (na).
II O.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-27
B CH E 7

IIbO STOOL, Troll, role.
ll6l.-2S6 squares
1l62 Washington, Savannah Miles City,
Buffalo, Newark. Providence, Wheeling, Con
cord Salt Lake City, Olympia, Helena, Baton
Rouge, St Paul, Little Rock Catski'l Auburn,
New Haven, Atlanta.
1l65.-AllegrO.
ll6i.-Heir-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-27

ADy communications lOA 'Aii1 Nof :,
he addressed 10 E. R. CHADBoURN LeWisVoWn' nc
M 11-3-FaIthful Servants.
Come. good servants, on us wait
Watching early, watching, la'e'
Since It has become your iate'
Ye are trained 10 know your place,
And you serve with silent grace
Worthy Of your grateful PRAISE
Pleasant sights you bring US near,
And glad ,ou1ds TO fill toe ear,
And the grasp Of friends so dear.
One Of you brings perfumes sweet,
one gives relish 10 our meat,
Daily each your work repeat.
Every day our lives you bl9ss
with yOnr constant faithfulness,
Who YOU are we all may guess. SEA
~.
No. Il14 -ChsEade.
A ship is prined by jolly tars;
A trh6e may float the stripes and stars;
When third IS over all the land
The 'hears ;lcO oak will loyal stand.
THE nations tru T. the nations pride
Should in its brave defenders bide.
Bitter SWEET.
~
No. II75.-Pyramld.
9
600
O@O+0
OscO -
Oss&
Ossss
Ososes
O<s 800
Ossss assOst $3.50
Os*ssss Osssssfs*0
Os*ss TtssOs* $50
Clsar 0c7oss-l. In Register but not in Wheel
ing. , To hasten. 3 A beautiful person.
Across from IN 10 ceatre.-l. The soft substance
in plants. ?. Is a small fish. B. a female
christian name 4. a geometrical figure. D.
Impressive g. OF long duration. T. Extreme
hatred S. DeliriOus.
Across, from csnTetO right. An aromatic plant
(suher vONcl) \ medicine that gives
strength. 8. Despicable T. a bituminous liquid.
5. circular motion. FXuberant in growth.
T. Universal s Encouragement.
Diagonal, and cCnfrc Dcpsndictddr-From 10
, Unconnected. From % 3. geometrical
term. From to 1. With Uuwilliugness
r +. A DING
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-27
THE MARRIAGE OF NEAR KIN

Answers will be published in two weeks.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-27
SPHINX KNOTS.

Anvco communications for this department must
be addressed 10 E. r. CHADBoURS Lewistown' Me-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-27
THE STRIKE AT SCHOOL.

The Scholars Started the Movement, but
the Teachers DID the Most Effective
Striking.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-27

|
aud white you had selected for me, and"
The mask he had been fumbling at dropped
off. aud Lady Haliwell beheld in the pros-
trate figure her belOved-har only sOn,
with his features contOrted in an unutter.
able agony.
Mother" he cried, 81 am dying, and
know not why, but my very heart is on
fire"
With q wild, hardly human cry, she
thaew up her arms. 'STi KEN stricken"
and fell beside him, senseless.
Three hours later, when the last guest
had departed, shudderipg, from The scene,
Anthony Halliwell breathe1 his last, after
suffering torments which no human aid
seemed able 10 alleviate. His mother
ter hanging over his dying form and
listening 10 his long-dIawn sighs as they
gradually became fainter when they gent
ly told her that he was dead, flung herself
upon the corpse and embraced it in her
arms; aud, after vsinly striving to separate
theliying from the dead, they left her there
The physicians who had been summoned
in haste from all the country round found
their skill and knowledge utterly at faul',
either to understand the symptoms OF &C
count for the final catastrophe and awful
death of one who a few hours before was
evid nty in perfec. health. Elk minatiol
had shown nothing beyond green spot
under the left arm and a hardening of the
flesh around it.
Gen lemen, said the oldest ofthe three
doctors present, and one who had the credit
Of having studied profoundly in the oldest
and mist legendary branches Of his profess
on. IF Anthony Hslliwell had died
century and half ago or more should
probably have known TO what to have
ascribed his death; as it is, I can only say
he died by the visitation OF Godr'
When they came at last to take away
Lady Isabella from the dead body of her
son she laughed in their faces and went
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-03
The Governorship,



The result of the Republican State Con
vention has been anticipated for several
DAYS. By close vote Hon john Quincy
Adams Bracket has been nominated a>
the Republican candidate for Gutcrnnr
There was lighting chance for Mr Grape
before the Boston caucnse> pronounced 80
decidedly in favor of his opponent Mi
Grapes friends were then Obliged. with
the result Of Fall River and Cambridge
also recorded to fall back upon tilr for
lorn hope that possibly existed anon. the
unassigned delegates. THIS proved a
hrukcn rccl ne choice falls upon can
didate who is in harness Mr. Grape WAS
out Of harness. and the odds were against
HIM. No other man in the State could
have made a better showing than Mr..
Grape 1t is a notable fact that lie passed
through the excite rent Of the contest
without a charge or allegation affecting
his high character a. a citizen. II has
been hi, misfortune, especially in tau Con
gre>>iohal Districts to suffer from the
opposition Of persons who sought the
opportunity ID max" Mr. Grape The >cape-
goat fui rrai 20 Imaginary shortcomings Of
prominent mon who r~pru~rd hi> Cau>c.
1t WA nnt rNeu pretended that Mr.. Grape
wa> directly or indirectly connected with
the movement which excited their
ire but his friends, hy securing appoint
ments ~ through their connection with
past political imbruglioS were IL be
punished NJ his defeat \ more sense
les, opposition wa> never manifested
in this State To iuhicl Injury upon
candidate FOR the sins Of commission OF
omission Of others was unfortunately
regarded A. permissible under the maxim
that ai = fair in politics.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-03
i No rp>in No ro,in NJ rusin!



The corner stone II the shannon ob,tr-
vatory At Colby University was Ia ii Sept.
26. in the presence Of large crowd The
principal exercises took place In the col
legc chapel before the students aud friends
Of the college. Addresses We're made by
President Small. Professors Rogers and
Hail. also BY IIurd Of the senior GLASS.
Fine music wa, furnished at Intervals Nv
the band from FOCUS After the program
In the chapel an Adjournment wa, made 10
the observatory grounds, and the corner
stone was put in place, There was placed
behind the corner stone, in the wall box
Of articles to be preserved. These were
the college charter, copies Of the Colby
oracle and Echo; also copies of the Wat
erville Nal and Sentinel and photographs
Of Prof. Rogers and Col Shannon, the
donor of the building. In the evening
reception was given 10 President Small,
and good time was enjoyed BY all. This
new observatory and physical laboratory
will be built Of brick with a tower not less
than ifty feet, and will be when complet-
ed. about 35X50 feet. The college has long
felt the need of a building Of this kind,
and at last Col. shannon has contributed
money for thi, purpose from his abundant
possessions.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-03
Boston ( Bangor $500.

BANGOR LINE
Steamers will leave i,angor, daily except sun.
day, at II A. NJ. for Hampden, Wnterpnrt Buck.
sport, searsport. Belfast, camden, Rockland and
Boston
RETURNING
From Boston, daily, except SUNDAY at5PM
From Rockland, touching at Camden Belfas Il
Searsport Bucksport, Winterport and Hampden
at about A. NJ daily, except Monday.
ROCkLAND AND ELLSWORTH LINE.
Commencing Friday September 20, steamer Rlue
HILL will leave Rockland for Northwest Harbor.
Deer Ise,1 Little Deer Isle, Sedy wick Rrnnkljn
Bluehitl, Surry and Ellsworth, TUESDAYS Thurs
day and Saturdays at GAM.
RETURNING.
From Ellsworth att A. NJ. MONDAYS. Wednes.
days and Fridays,
MOUNT DESERT LINE.
Commencing Friday, September 20, 1859, stea ,ner
Mount Desert, Capt W. c. Sawtelle will leave
Bar Harbor on Mondays. " ecnesdays a nd Frids "a
at 10 A. NJ, toucnng at Northeast Harbor. Sontb'
west Hafbor and Green's Landing, ana Connecting
at Rockiand with steamer for Boston
RETURNING TO BAR HARBOR.
From Boston, Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri.
days at r. NJ
From Rockland. Tuesdays, THURSDAYS an, q. !.
urtays at about A. NJ. or upon arrival OF steam.
From Sorrento. Mondays, wednes lays and rr,
days at 8 A. NJ.
E. 8. J. MORSE, Agent. Bar Harbor.
CHAS. +. WEEKS, gent, RocklaDd
HENRY T. SASBORS, Agent Bangor
WILLIAM II HILL, General Manager nos,on
4Gtf