The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-08-08

ers alltf nealln anu pleasure. vi every Itnu
can be seen the evidences Of Names popularity
and coming importance. Towns and hamlet>,
which a few years since could boast of 10 arch
itectural adornmcnt> better than the ti>herman'>
cottage, are now taking on the airs of their
ari>tocratc city patrons. Splendid Villas, mann
moth hotels, and tasty cub-hou>e> are being
erected on every hand Ana 20 many of these
Villages the change la, come none 100 soon.
The fishing business. once the pride Of our
State, has passed into it decline. No longer
can the fi>herman> net be seen along our
streets and wharye>. The mackerel have al
most entirely disappeared. rorgie factories arc
tumbling down from want o. care. and the en-
tire industry is angui>hiug. The business
which once employed thousands Of men and
formed the nursery Of our navy, noW bids fair
to become extinct. That NA.tA is ouI le~>,
however, Is the gain OF others. Hu>jIe~>
changes il centres, n the cartn during the
lapse Of ayes changes IL poles The fish that
leave our waters viii be taken hy others. anil
new villages viii prin2 uu in portions Of our
country now a waste. lhl ration al large
loses nothing, W bile to a. the change !, posi-
tive gain. The yearly migration to Maine If
Thousands of the best scholars and bri-ltc>t ill.,
tollccts III every branch Of study arid ait, .l--
not hat I,N, II, marx upon our people. 4
ua,Iyr culture. more extended knowledge.
tn t1.,r4I ,5,yys vifl Le tLe inevitable, result.
Tie millions ot dollars left lyhi}tj will add to
our prosperity and happiness. Every one is
brnrfifed socially, mentally .pl financially.
Ana yct Iii, hu>iI,.> \a.f i, Il Ia, Already
.,rovn i. In it. infancy. The prortriinn>
which # /. destined Il, assume woull dal<. tbr
most -,,po,tYe ir.ph,I of the ltre.,nt VI
tvrnt, Wars from uow Ne >LaIl BE 4 i.qri,p Of
one hundred laiIlon ueolI.. and Maine ,l.ig
.,i,n,.,,r resort, Fla, >o.,,i.s l,,,, of .,i,1-, and,
hr.,iu. ,>ho now b.N,> .lr STATE, Thinking iu
b,ttrr Ill ron1itiou Mil maxi, 4 fltel ERROR.
Here +, to Ia, the f.IloraIo 81 the la,uy. ,
Every iuch ri orr .oii i, r.,jIl, a.lyau,j.,- il,
y.Iua Nh. l,boriro HIN viu ind nj, i,.trr
market for his br,wn and muscle; The -a,jtal-
ii Mill find mo hert,, IDA for In. Investment
.of N. money
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thle u year passing ~ an" GOWN our "4~t'
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rev pass. he Village OF North H"\th is
small. but bears cycrl evidence Of thrift and
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Nelson Mullen anu ms '>tlmahie wife. The
house + now crowded with visitor, from
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iheH receive. 1ntIe i H'>p a Ial-t cIui-l@ Use
which will soon be Tiled. and whose occupant :
takn their ,ntaI> NJ tho hotel Several ,,rt
- cottages "ol tIlt ~ cunning >I'"Io>' az ui
winch are filled with smiling faces Among
the finest of these i. tho villa io,y ff;.,, erect
.,.
ca ny IT Nelu' 4 boston mIiloh@iFc' liIl> col-
ta-c hen completed Will co., not les than i'd
ty tb5u.and dollar. am yyil ID no tinc.tit.ij.
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