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From Wealth to Destitution.

Mrs. Georgiana Alden, widow Of a New York
millionaire and stock broker, woman who
formerly resided with her husband in prsncely
style in Westport, Conn, has written a letter
to Mrs. Caroline Miller, an aged colored woman,
formerly domestic In her employ, asking for
aid. stating that she was destitute and starving.
Two dollars, all that Mrs. Miller had was sent
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden were leaders in fashion
ablo circles in westport fifteen years ago.
business reyerses came and everything was
sold. MIR. Alden died and his widow, shattered
In health, remained for several yeafs on the
Pacific coast. but not very long ago took up
her residence in Manhasset I.
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She Weighcd AGO Pounds.

Nra Justina Fsgley, aged ffty-fve years,
. woman Of extraordinary weight, died at
fremont, Pa. yesterday OF blood poisoning.
She weighed, about a year ago, $50 pounds,
but a. q result Of her illness shc was reduced
70 about 400 sounds At the time Of her death.
Mrs fegiey had three husbands, the last Of
whom died about Afseen years ago. She had
at~ssther eight children,
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RESIGNED FROM TIE ARMY,
Mrs. Lippincott's Sunday.

Mra Lippincott spent quiet Sunday in the
Camden county, Nj. Jail She has not vet
signified any desire Of attending her husbands
funeral in case the Camden authorities should
be willing to allow her. On Saturday night
she requested that no more reporters be Il.
lowed to sec her. Blio feels overwhelmed with
trouble and wishes to be left to herself Yes
terday she would not talk TO the jailsr abou,
her husbands death
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IN THE MOUNTAINS.

EfQR. SALE or RKNT-AMQNG THE BERKsuIRr
Itneton4 Mass.
part lad out in veil Kept lswns shadsd hy Iarvs aud
beautiful trees Of al Kinda
The Aouss . 40 fest square With an extsnssun N
fest sguafs, Arst no0r he's broad hail. larvs psrIor
smaller paEtor dintng ROOM. library, china clossts
on4 IGOR, -four large bed foeme in msn part Of kouss
ma tnree IN ~ Sxsenson oeth roonL haen snd
81: sddsd % !his srs "a modern imProysns1i. isrfs
stable has stalls for six horsea. box stalis, hasse
room and room for twelve cayxtaqss penttfuly sup
tre also CA the place leg hoQss. tool house, C.
UnfupssssSs 222
w en- sept this piece fsrsishSa bon nov ios
5Par % ave monns ioE:.................... LOCO
tHALKERs Z yooRHxHa
1ox4-1m 141a u ~ NV.
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PROFESSIONAL.


DROF. CLAY. THE OLD-ESTABLlSHED ONLY
Il reliable genuine and Datural-born Clairvoyant
Astroioger and Medium in this city; born with veil
and wonderful prophetic Gift Of second sight reveals
every hidden mystery finds lost or stolen property:
brings separated toGethef; causes speedy marriages.
gives success business family troubles,
evil infuences; advice ON business love, anything
you are IN doubt Of All business confidential. Never
been known 70 fail
Hours. am to $50 pm. sandaya go SPIN
sittings SOC.
Pariors. 500 18th 81. nv U14-3f'
M ME. RAPHAI. The CELEBRATED C1.A1RyOY-
U1 ant and Astrologst. the seventh daughter. born
with caul has wonderful healing power Gives names
and lucky dates Don't isii TVS lady. boom
III. 91OF stnw. my24-3Ots
NINE. DREAMER, THE ONLY WONDERFUL
Vl Gifted Englash and German AstrooeeE in the city
iells all events Of hfe. Of1ce hours am. TO pm
On sunday from 10 ANA ~ S.3V Rm 4lSA 9th hw.
iy7-2w'
MME BROOKE TELLS ALL TIE EVENTS OF
IVA Lllk AL business confidential Ladies and
gentlemen so csnts eash S0e ST.. bstween 4th aud
9th sta nv. m12-1Sws
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COUNTRY BOARD.


WILL TAKE ONE or TWO eExItEMEssoaRp.
ss iss ilie AZ; sfif R''si
COUNTRY BoakD ruR ADULTS ONLY AT MA
~ IlIBEkGEs's TERN oossA he; sss.o-
pohnn branch H. end d. h-k 0tt"
pERsoNs DESIRING GOOD couNTkf poAhD
M. ss 1as D. .ssS%Ssssa Ihr.s spss fss
rate for the mouth Of August fiIET sfklET
WSopsIpE FARM, wEsT BEAyER cREtk.
pleasant location: Good rooms and sasslisnt i.S.es
;s, NrsssssOn.ble city reference given Asa,sS
VALLEY HOME NESTING an THH fooT or
,hs srs.s North mounts.n attn hss RON Cos sfey
SS:';s 5ss i isrcs S o. ~
RosRp ~ THE BLuE RIDGE MOUNTAINS on
e ssy. sey va week AddFss. HATTIE SfsSifI isi
A ccoMMoDhTloN FoR IS OR so BoAnDERs
f ss.s, "a SAi price. Arply Ma kksIsaE ciil,.s
RogAkpLRs DESIRED MAR TIE NouNTAISs
s ss5%' A Tsss:p HsSssas SSSSs Nm sss
RoaRDERs wANrED-HEALTHY LOCATION,
,.n: as'ish,iS, he@e iCr families. Ssy mail srsns.
PLASTER Unison. Loadoun county. va Wise.
NHEsINUr GROVE, MINUTES WALK Fkon
~ GatherSburg station; elegant rooms aud sccon-
modAtons. mia. shade and god water. terms mod
Tii-4t. " '"~ L. . In IN PreHA'ss'
VNHE "BEsT" HOUSE THIS MEILKNowN
IL House can accommodate . few baAriers q
reasonable prices. with frrt-class fare Including
plenty Of milk fresh vegetables spring chickehs &c.
shade OF orietnAl grOwth me spring cool wst-f
Address r. A. BEST, Round Hill. Va ,ylo-at
eel oCUsT LAWN" SUMNER BOARDING
~ House; fruit milk. kc-. IN Irufusion. tshss
unsurpassed. ven large lawn. with abundance q
shade no small children taken. Address FRANK
kEPP. Boyd's. Nd. blO-0t
DERsoNs WISHING TO GIT GOOD BOARD IN
healthy location about thirty minutes drive from
Boyds, Met. Branch. H. aud o.. would do we'll "a
dress Mrs j. ". BlRNE. clArksburv. Md 3ys-6t-
COUNTRY BOARD AT FARM HOUSE on SOUTH
~ River for July. August and September, location
healthy ana bathing good; close 10 house, Address
20. Box 258. Annapolis. Nd Ns-6ts
RoARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY. LOCATED on
- the Potomac river mile from l1ney Point
N5-2w. P1Dey Prant BO Nd
GUNNER BoARDERs WANTED : ADDREss
1Dhrs. ID =. LEWIS. HarrisonburE, Va ks~ley
water IN the house every day Write for terIus
heierences gwen aud required D2-.w'
q LENBoUkNE SITUATED NEAR BLUE RIDGE
" Mountains. now Ouen water unsurpassed. enten.
siye porches; lsrpe. wellsheded ground. malaria
80 Der week Address J. A HAMPTON. pAxson.
Loudoun county. Va )e2S- Sws
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FURNITURE,

FURNITURE
CARPETS
UPHOLSTERY GOODS
INTERIOR DECORATIONS
WALL PAPERS. ETC
Dee Our Refrireratora
Zee Our Baby Carriages.
Zee Our Tricyciss.
Gee Our Cedar Chests
Zee Our Camphor Chests
Pee Our HammockA
zee Our TentA
Fee Our Hammock support and Canopy.
lee Our Mosquito Canopisa
v. B. MOSES soxa-
rs Cor. 11th and sta NV
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SUMNER RESORTS.
sKA.eIDE-NEw ENGLAND.

THE AcADIAS. o.srrxr MR.
Charmingiy situated; unexcclled water view;
spacious grounds: excellent opportunities for boating
driving and nshng. Open Juno p. Rates g. SO a
day; e10 to els week. Z. p. WALKER co, pro-
prietors; W. A. Walker. Manager H. I. Banks late Of
Adams House. Boston. Steward. m30-eo2m
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MEDICAL. &c.

n AIDES WHO REQUIhE THE SERVICES OF AN
AExperisnced Femsie physician shepad cynsult Df.
Mrs. WILSON, Sl5 n NV. Ladies only. KEN
edy, 30. Prompt and reliable treatment Only genu-
Inc Ladies' Ply sician in the city.
Established i655. cty2-12ts
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w. Is. Moses Il SoNs.
CORNER nth AND F STREETS NORTHWEST.
STRAW MATTINas
lire of Straw Nattings shown in this city. The
stock comprises all colorings and designs.
Those contemplating the purchase Of Straw Mat
,ires should call and examine our stock.
Prices all marked in plain figures
$50 rolls white Mating at %. 90 per roll Of 20 yda
Reduced from IS.
leo rolls Fancy Mating at $3.50 per roll Of 40 yds
Reduced from s5.
100 rolls Fancy Mating at 90 per roll Of ~ yds.
Reduced from %.
100 rolls Fancy JOin,lsss Mating at $3.50 per roll
of 40 yds Reduced to $40.
rs rolls Extra Fancy JOin.sss Mating at slo per
roll of 40 yards Reduced from sl4.
90 rolls Damask Jointless Mating OIL per roll Of
~ yards. Reduced from sIe
We have a complete sssortmeu. Of Scotch Floor
Linens of ell widths Estimates for covering noors
furnished free of CHARGE
Tits just important cover your carpets - your
furniture for the summer
KEEP OUT THE rLY.
We have all the best appliances for Wire window and
Door Screens in the country.
See our PIC. Screen. which Will At any ordinary
sized window
send for estimate for Cabinet-made Screens and
I0orx They in many Of the finest residencea
LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE
The largest assortment Of stus and the best force
ei cutters and makers to be had. We cut. make and
furnish materials for full size psrlor suites SIG
NJ and guarantee perfect 1T.
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WINDsQR sULPHUR. sPRINes-so MIIEl
tide. No nosaaitcs, pure water: ssrdens osysSsrd.
pure puk. tcss horpeA stabes arse buildinGs Circp
lars Bretano's, 1O1S Pa. ave. Address a, M JEIIY
Prop, New Windsor, Nd. A(5-ym
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SUMMER RESORTS

OO III M En- nEOOnl y.
ATLANTIC CRY, n. =.
a .nic City NJ ne.T s Inc beach Term: nodsrs.a
,e2s1m Mrs. N Z. AMER Ilase of wssasnssonl
RRAPY HOUSE. ATLANTIO CITY. M
and sos
CoNdREss HALL
ATLANTIC CITY. NJ.
The coolest point on the island faens inlet md osssn
Accommodates 500 guests. Superior sssae.
For circular address
nR oARsTpE;s.
~ rA44 1E4Eg1 1s f'1 Gti Ell
40 TO ATLANTIC CITY. Nj.
VII f ens GT s The Nov MorE
roma frsc eric @ the s "a sef s1ee
len. cuisine III ss 70 eli per wse. SO % pss
for sg, q house aud D.Tieuiars. JAMES s HOoS.
HOTEL BkuNswIck., ATLANTIC CRY, NJ
BETWEEN S,m New York and Tennsssss syss kS. sEsn
II Pacific ave. near illinois, Atlantic City. NJ.
hefurr,shed new snd hrst-cass steam heat; cali
per day Vow opsn Mr.. iS ss;ia
HOTEL CLARENDON. ATLANTIC CITY. NJ.
II Enlarycd and improved.
my1o-sm AA az SoI hej join Is NC 4. CLARK.
n Atlantic City. Nj,
my24-2m SAMUEL J. YOUNG
HOTEL GII.sEY. ATLANTIC CITY, n J., OCEAN
end OF Sonneeteut ave., orchestra. electric bells
0h %sss.5% open May Alex NJ. opprxHrrMrn
HOTEL INoOMAR, KENTUCKY AVE. ABOVE
~ raeife ave; Accommodation, 200. Lately
jeiEiin CAKE K Ri THOMPSON diiS IN sN 20
HOTEL kENsINGTON. ATLANTIC CITY. Nj,
u 10 south Missouri ave. near Reading Railroad
,e:.-2m j. &. JOHNSON. Prop.
HoTEL LEIANDE. ON The BEACH.-
ii lhAs M Wsshps ave-. Atlantis GiSN
~ Manager. raplDs:M Ih "PA Torriescr.
GU TEI sTICKNEY." ATLANTIC CITY. N J..
Kentues Sy ave and Beach new hsnss every
g ieY p Sas
HYaEIA. ATLANTIC CITY. Nj.
Open al the year: ciose TO beach; ocean front,
myl7-sm HUTTON LAHEY
IVA Cor. Masa and Atlantic AYES.
mo m9 40. OPEN EN- Released for The year by
NEW HOTEL ALDINE, PACIFIC NEAR OHIO
per week inner house al these rates Send Tor PAIN
price &c EASTMAN Of saon fro BcSa
DRESSER HOUSE, MRS. CHAs. PREssER PROP,
!,tv GississirpI ave Near the beach Atlantic
rooms Newly furnished. Terms moderate -eo26t
SChAUFLEK's HOTEL AND CONCERT GARDEN.
p Atlantic CITY. now open. Projected frrm in
cbestra OF IS nieess eyeTX eyaoin o e. On
pm. sehieehs Mehfers e New from Inlet Pari LION
SI iDS e ff.e
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~ Ths Oldest Isssbl:shsd and only Rslisss Laasssr
Physician In the City.
can be consulted daily, AGA ST. bfNeen ~ md 9th
Prompt treatment OUnsulIstion strictly eeuidsn.
tisi. ssparsts rooms for LadAss Asdioans "a PlIa,
81. Once always opeh. N6-or
hGME. DE FOREST, BoN0-EeTABLIsHED AND
IA rsliabe LAdif Physician, can = eorsuted daily
ct her residence, Dol %. NV. Umce hours tron
TO p.nli with Ladies only. 11-im'
ID FAD AID BR wrsk-DR BkoTHERs eo6 ST,
II aw, appeared before and made oath that be 10
the Oldest Gstsblished Expeft spec1ast 10 this city
and Wk guatsntees eure n ~ cases ID
q men and furnsh medictns. e no chaYs iconsults-
scribsd ssa g.9E3 70 bssers me e ~, ~ hk04k kkA
b.. & s q ~ sssf ,s 50 i''
VTHAs NEvxk pExN CoErRAplcrrD THAT
L s s csSs:s b. \ 81 Soc ,Ss e:
fsrticuiaf sttehtop psid g Al dssesss peculiar %
hdlsss married - sia,xiA kerv ysau' sxpsrssnc>
MANHOOD RIsTolKn ~ USING A BQrTLH
W. e. two az bf. kRUIhkke InvlegEettns Cordial
WI cure any oose u Nervou1 DEBILITY aud loss e.
es5ys p9wG: u smgsss ugef " IL wssls fysss.n
= rrEnTlOu LApIEsi-MAIL %. STAMP ron
"A ssalod instyuctipns for sla1ngyelr bust sinchsA
0znG fmmA Bpst Developer; lbsofutefy guaranteed;
o0P SK-Vn0o NluoesosDa catn1ogus mailed Tor -
fMMA TOILET BAZAAR ~ Tssznoes q. nsstos.
aplo.3ms
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LADIES GOODS.

4 ADIEs-Now Is THE TIME TO LEARN GEO
~ Whites system 10 cut and 1T Ladies' Dresses,
laIlor-made Costumes, Coats &c. Prices reasonable
Terms easy. School now Open Ends September 10.
This is not chart y machine, but q knowledge
science an art every body knows Mr. Whites hitting
is exceptionally elegant Foe Information call al
11l2Fst GEO. WHITE. Ladies', Tailor
iy2-l2ts
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-04-17

The annual session Of the East Maine Conference"
Will begin ID Dover April 30. 4 Maine paper Says
thcIc Will he few changes tins year, ana that TIE
presiding elders, Mes-r5 WeutWorth Haicy anI
Niail1 will w contiI uei. 1t il predicted that
deere VIII y" %" charge of pastors at Brewer.
Hampton. BucA-por; and Oroho The following
j. tbe gossip concerning other nearly ASST gnments
IL -" Norton WIN he returned 10 Wntcrport. in
Belfast Re,. q. y. Chadwick has been very sue
cessui, awakening much interest although in his
first tc;T lie viii remain, Of course Rey. W G..
Brown Wii continue at Clinton, where ne has been
very successful. oeaisport is much pleased with
Rev. Norman LaAaIsh, the blind preacher and
sweet singer, and he viii continue there. Rev j.
i Wright Will continue i'll Unity and Troy. Knox
and Morrill, VIII probably be supplied by Rev. u.
a. Goodwin. Rev. Mir. Bennett has been at Pa
lermo for TWO years, and the people have voted FOR
HIM to remain another year. Rev. +. Il. rcnta-
c"-t, who ha- been at Newcastle Tor four years,
VIII retire from active service Oh account Of poor
health and Will move to Montvile. Rev. 4
Ross remains at Penobscot. Rev. II. L. trohock
if he regain7 his health will probably resume his
charge at Bar !lalbor
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iiut Two wins were filed at the session OF the Pro
hhte Court IN tn, city last week.
ttilalher Il. Thompson late of Morrill, gives the
use OF all his property to his wife, Deborah t.
thompson, during her natural life. Ii the income
Is not sufficient for her comfort and maintenance
the real estate aud personal property may be used
for tina; Object. II the ;lucGase Of his wife, h,
gives to all his living children $50 each, and to
Maurice i, and Nellie ID. Thompson, the remain
GER % hls property in equal shares. Deborah t.
aud George q. Thompson are named executors
Ne1tle i. Briggs late Of Belfast, gives to her
huabanl, john y. briggs, all the goods, chattels
ana personal property Of all descriptions and all
her zeal estate. ana makes him eNecntor
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1 Former Belfast Man Retires From Business

We Learn from the Newton, Mass, Graphic of
the I'M that MI ii j. W GODS has sold his millinery
hu ine-a in Eliot block. that city, to Miss f. j
Robbins. me Graphic says. MIR and Mrs
GODS have been in business here for fifteen
years and have seen nearly every business concern
N town change ownership wholly or in part. They
have built M a fine trade and have honestly earned
the right to retire from active business life ana
ENJOY Il wen earned rest. Mr. and Mrs Woods
Mil reside here ilfs their fine residence corner of
Claiming and Washington streets, and Mr.. Woods
VIII lnd employ ment in the care and rental of his
houses, of which he owns several"
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The III Luck Of Barb Beatrice Ha,cner.


HtRt A.t-.i1 AND JAS WItE tlF DEAD, ANN ,IIE
HAN~i SIS \ II hoo>Ek.
HIef Mac Daniel Rfg.tu WALL FIJI cf,r,,-j,., M TN.
rk 3ear!p. HI,rrtr sllcr IT,. ,...n t,.f, IL H
port nt Sew ! 4, earlp ~uja5 noltfn. titbn,ns
the bafb'- toi....r r,.n,t,..,3,, L @ HIT
WAS fuund iu-lu hs- bcrth March III '''
Inc captain wife fIct two months heforcat Rio
,, ,i ,.. tt' tl.al meant disease
Ti.a ,.,.,, ,,, ,.,i "a "a" ,' "a; m
..rt ran nj tt I,. Ii., 'ii ~ ~; me
te I.,ft,.,., ,tI -ri +,t 49, y ~, ~ on
,..f..,t. III !. ift a,''7 III ''''N L :" lhc
rtfJ I'lt rb [ ~ ii.,l It'll 9unh Hn"n AVER
tfie l,o1+ N, I'M p'tt,,.a lI.r any Ni'"sHi 70
tf i''1i li"' tiltli
I.yofed dip.i ~ t,.,,I,ai f.,-ar Xxi ', n t.'5
III Ieft hi, f,,, i " Ia, M , fi IL, ''', Vs
,tefpIy ltl,res.sd H~;,5 H. ~, 80 h5 ,.
X! " KIN - oL' ~, "a Z % NJ Ne@7ei
.hil,irtr-t how ANA ,,jt , I t - ,.'9 tMo
a}d TDc bn,-- na1iit-la1 n ~ IA "a
~ fatt,, vain, "A No.. ~ li,,I ',''
te1..ierr.t care ' ''' ~ '''-' VIZ" 'i'e
nm d ,pr,t<.s t1,,.ru
c"{l. ha'thtr cy'nPlalhed RI ieehhg III March
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Your distressing cough can be cured. We know
1t because kemp's Balsam within the past few
years has cured 50 many coughs and colds in this
community. Its remarkable sale has been won
entirely by its genuine merit. ASK some friend
who has used it what he thinks of Kemp's T}alsam
There is no medicine so pure none so effective
Large bottles SOC and 81 at all druggists
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News Of Belfast and Vicinity.

:, among ''ie o'lls reported ""u Plhceo on 'he
iiou9e o",eho"r lhrsu"y was 'ne senate p'lI 70
IN '"e IT. i''i' -
Capt Fred A. Gilmore, of the wrecked sch. st.
Johns, arrived home in this city on saturday. He
Is lame having injured his foot on the night of the
disaster. Capt g. says there is nothing new to re
| port In regard to the loss of the vessel.
Mr.. Henry A. Pierce of IinrolnyiIle has oh-
tanned contract 10 furnish 10000 oak trccnail-
| for Geo W McOuestiu & CO.. Boston, ana IT IL
thought this contract win lead IL mora extensive
transactions with the same parties
/ Mr. IIor 49,, ,,r.....,,i va ,,,,.,, y
| Farnham were uuiptly married sunday nj the
T p OF the brides parents In this village
and both have h"en s'rcr.Sfni tr3rhp,. Wr MILK
| them much joy. IPittsfeld Advertiser.
Mr. W F. Han III Camden Il. ranyassin,r H.i-
fast ana takip,, or,or d., Ill ,,l ,,,t., .,ln,
PORTRAITS , sannlo ~ III. yrnrt a nrat,,r WIN
raft Of T. r Sinonton E.o is on exhibition III the
window Of Geo w. Ifurkctt's ,iry goods store me
work and likeness are excellent
mHtxrr, A., a,, ..,,.,.,,,, ,.o,..,,, .,,,.,,,,.,
the door OF . Da,.,7. ,.,.,..r .t..,. .,-t ...d
"TIo,c Iona, ,,-,1, , - .,t,,, ..I-t - .,
tnru co,,toir }, AL, ~ - .t I ii ,+i
"Al r,alt ), a., Hill ,.,i ,,., ,;.,t I'M,
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The French Brothers Duck Farm.

French Brothers, Sandy Point, run duck farm.
superntended by Mr.. NJ. s. Richards. They win.
tered 275 ducks and 50 brakes of the Pekin breed
They hatch all the eggs in incubators, each ncuba
tor holding 800 eggs The fifth day after the eggs
are put INTO the incubator they tested and those
not fertile are taken out. They have now 100 duck
ltngS Matched the present month Last wear this
farm produced 5000 ducks and this year Mr. Rich
ards thinks they will produce double that number,
When from eight to nine weeks old the Young
ducks dress from four to five pounds each and are
sent to the Washington market, New York.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-04-17

BURNHAM. Wilton Shaw has sold his Parbin-
ger colt "Silver King" to George A. Alden of
WatrviIle for big price, said to be 200 The
in town hall Wednesday evening, the 9th. At the
close OF the exercises, ice cream and cake were
served. 1t was a very enjoyable time. The lodge is
prospecting finely new members being added almost
every week. Miss Fanny Dunton of Camden is
visiting at A. +. Murray's.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-04-17

All groccrs selling Brussels soap are authorized
to guarantee it TO give satisfaction or money re-
funded
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The late Samuel j. Randall wa, not an ora
tor ora statesman. but his earnestne-> and his
honesty earned for him the respect Of hi, op-
ponents while he was living ana now that he is
dead everybody speaks well Of him, as they
should. lie was in some respects All unique
figure in American politics, and Wa ever
loving husband and father
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-04-17

We do not ask you to use Brussels soap more
than once After that you will do SO without
request
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-04-17

The Democrats had the longest pole and cap
tured the Rhode Island persimmon. The Proyi-
dence elections turned the scale. giving the
Democrats a majority of two on joint ballot in
the Legislature and thus ensuriug the success
of their State ticket
Kate Fields telephone interview with Senator
Hale has been published by large majority of
the Maine newspapers, and it is mighty good
reading, too, as well as a splendid advertise
ment for Maine.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-04-17

The headline fiend of the Boston Herald
gave the caption Of "Nictoriou> Hay,rel-." to
a despatch concerning the home reception Of
the Montgomery Guard, of Portland. after
their defeat Of the crack Worcester Mas.
company in a prize drill. This shows an eX-
ceedingly small and enviou> spirit. The Herald
would do well TO import little hay seed.
Some years ago our vessels in port or at sea.
in pleasant wea her, displayed their bunting on
sunday. This is seldom done nowadays but
is a custom that will bear reyiying. Now that
the flag floats over the >chool-houses let ii lie
seen from the spars of our shipping on at least
one day in the week.
The Massachusetts homeopathic Medical So
ciety comes out with the tiat-footed statement
that hydrophobia is epidemic in Boston
Evidently our city fathers builded wiser than
they knew in imposing dog tax. The papers
are filled with reports of deaths from hydro
phobia, while the streets Of Belfast are filled
with dogs.