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Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-20

In the womens colleges of Cambridge
and Oxford, at Bryn Mawr, and the
Women's Medical college of New York
the students have adopted the full~fow-
ing, graceful black robe and mortar
board hats of their brothers. A pretty
girl is bewitching and plain girl at
tractive in the tall, picturesque and
scholarly costume, and no doubt Welles-
lev, Vassar and other colleges will fol-
low the example of their sister institu-
tions.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-20
WonderfulG Gaius.

DR.. Miles's Nervine not only cures all nervous
diseases headache, blues. st. Vitus dance, fits
and hysteris, but also bu Ids up the body. "I
am pleased to say that after years of intense
suffering with nervous diseases, headache and
prostr ton. tried d. Miles's Restorative Nerv-
Inc. and in two weeks gained eight pounds In
sleep perfectly easy, and am improving won
derfully. Cannot say enough for the Nervine.
Mrs. L. B. Millard. Dunkirk, N. Y" One
customer used Nervine and gained fifteen
pounds in flesh Brown & Maybury, Cortland
N. Y" Trial bottles and elegant book free at
C. II. Hance.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-20
He Made Room.

Lady Mallard was rather fond OF
crowding her dinner table. Once when
the company was already tightly packed,
an unexpected guest arrived. and she
instantly gave her imperative orders:
sLuttrell, make roomw
SIT must certainly be made," he an
swered, s'for it does not exist. AL the
Year Round.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-20

able to work He has taken only twenty-five
doses of DR.. Wongs medicine.
MRS. @. GILLINGHAM
332 South Johnson ST., Los Angeles. Cal.
August %, 1890.
On November 30th last was taken very SICK
and from that time TIL May Odd was treated
by three different doctors. One said had can
Ger in the stomach, anothe' said had clotted
blood in the heart, the third said had q cancer
on the heart.
When DR.. Wong came. on Nav 23d, had been
miserable for fifteen days, aud could not lift
my hand. My eight children and neiehbors
thought would die that day. The doctors who
treated me said no power on earth could save
me. Three days after took the first medicine
of DR.. Wong. 1 rode 70 his office lover one mile)
and each day since have continued to improve
In strength and weight and Tor some weeks 1
have done nearly all my housework.
!. DR.. Wong says my disease originated In
the stomach, caused by dead and dry blood.
My children have found In Or. Wongs treat
ment immediate aud permanent relief
August %, 1890 MRS. G. NJ PARRA.
No. 512 Gallado ST., Los Angeles, CAL
at the sanitarium. DIR. WONG has cured over
the vsrious diseases the human flesh is heir to.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-20

Nearly three years ago was sick with Whist
European doctors called iaundioe. My skin,
tongue and the white OF my eyes were as yellow
as a sunfiower. l could not eat. drink nor
sleep.
DR.. Wongs diagnosis was that my disease
originated from my spleen and had extended
to my heart l took DR.. Wongs medicine ten
days; have taken no medicine since, and enjoy
excellent health. A. NJ. AVILA,
1912 Brooklyn ave-. Los Angeles, Cal.
August %, 1890.
My son Charles, II years old. was afflicted
with inf1ammatOry rheumatism for several
weeks; his joints were black and blue and very
much swollen: he could move neither hand nor
foot for three weeks; his throat was swollen so
that he could not speak and could lcarcely
breathe
All who saw him were confident he would
die v,ry soon. DR.. Wongs medicine relieved
all pain In twenty hours: two doses put him
on his feet five doses put him In condition to
ride to the doctors ofice, and in eight days
Charlie was walking without crutch or cane.
Though not entirely we'll at this time, still he is
Hundreds OF similar testimonials can be sc @
20O0 who were afflicted with nearly every form
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-20
RUBBER coats at Mullen, Bluett & Co.
Our Home Brew. .

rssar a zoeblein's Lager. fresh from. the
,.,a.sarv. On draught in all the principa. sa
,,ssrs = delivered promptly I'm bottles or kegs
Ssice and Brewery. 444 AllsQ 1T. Teiepnone VI.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-20

Aneostura Bitters are used by mothers to
stnn eolic and looseness OF the bowels in child
ren DR. J. G. B Siegert & Sons, manufac-
turers. Ask your druggist
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-20
FAMOUS SANITARIUM
713 S. Main ST., Los Angeles, Cal.

All kinds medicines The those
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-23
Political Gossip from Augusta.

An Augusta correspondent of the Bangor
Daily News indulges in Il column or 50 of po-
htica gossip which is entertaining if mprol,-
able. Among other things this correspondent
SAYS:
Governor Burleish win 60 to Congress to
succeed Hon. Seth l.. Mliken.
For this sacrifice in giving in to the tall hack
matack of Aroostook, MIR. Milliken will he
nominated for and elected Governor for two
terms Of two years each. lie is handsome, el-
oquent and rich. No man is better fitted to
boom Maine, and nobody is more capable Of
shaking hands with the farmer and kissing the
babies at the agricultural fairs than he. After
four years As Chief Executor he will be we'll
fitted for Cabinet position or the Senate,
from which he may hope to attain to the Pre-
sidency.
AS for A. p. Wiswell, the ambitious ELS
worth gentleman, he will he placated with a
seat on the Supreme Bench of Maine, when, in
the course of time he may succeed his talented
and witty uncle as Chief Justice.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-23
Tle Marvel Metal Alumiuom,


ri "'' 4" F'.'i' II~ 'i" +. 'NNi
fI' : At.I I."N II
AuuI Gm, -.F~ tt. ,Lf.I-o 7 5Nuu.. 5a .4t-
p.a.us- Is a.Wl.t.. shining m.raJ.uf e-nu..
h-t"aru -HNr. tu1 l.um;.. mm #-n5.. fa0.
81. tt.r Noa.t,l metals. It Il mgur .rf.".
a. ~iHl..ta In .'l,>. siItH. wtr' -r.ll.... .t.-t
auj tar-- uum,D. Ne minerals Mica aut..t-
nu'h umjulu Whtartt,yu Stone Is aa ttur
imam ~j5i.tro l..NrI Nitu ut-ats. H4tr-. rL.
Specific Fayir, vi anuuun vt-lDra~. J>L -n.
H. '-Ng ,a. aId I~ A''
~" L..ti '."..o ."1 ''.> ". IN r. N.
,''' w., y 4.I".' MI H''"." h't Z" 'o "I.
F.!tuf. A.tha1-h s.> ma.'ean.. a- jgou. 0 la-
-"et..t tcuurfA ud tgla rou~lru''#d.ty a1.
Stiffness. Us greatest u-r. .- -0"n g, ff- .a. I.-
.,u,, ,5,.r.t. ,.,.+ ..a l,.
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b., ,l..t .,t., ...,..,.....,... 81 ... I..i, +.
N'N''r fl, present M Rested 'H .Hr rr"iuHIH
'i l'.> ID" ' lhG i'jl,. .HF- hri"'I"u 7i.-
FiH} iH1 .h" iu'I"tN 'UD AamWuW '."n.
p'i'A th'I tL't wares u'.o rNeil"n'lO lj.
utwar,> and tNurimyutl. state iu uli.E
Aluminium. ~U,l is. lh.u. moreover. aluminium
j. bul "a total >Hrce~~. Iu ;ha infancy rf all
nlat:l~ "a certain period ut future has h.d lu H,.
overcome. and ID h,~ uul, been AFTER 4 number
of wears that fnpir trUt tu. 4ut .t.,uHiiutauru
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-23

X. II. IIenderShoIt of Michigan. who is
hammock" says | think there is no doubt
about my being the youngest soldier of the
enlisted in the Ninth Michigan Infan-
try at the foot OF Woodward avenue Detroit,
on Oct. IA, 1861. was then II years, . months
and DAYS old. Zach Chandler gave me Sg5."
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-23

Queen ictoria still cngs to the black dress.
which is the symbo of her widowhood. Black
was always her fayorte wear.
There are three artesian wells located almost
on a line within running distance Of 2000 feet
in Sonoma. Cal, which yield between 1000 900
and 100000 gallons of water every twenty
four hours. A subterr anean stream runs be-
meath the town.
Premier MERCER of Quebec repudiatcs the
idea that French Canadians are in any degree
desrous of renewing their old political connec-
tion with France, as has been rumored, in con-
sequence of their expressed discomfort with
British dominion.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-23

Miss Aimee Tourgee, daughter of the author
of "Foors errand," has been awarded the
prize for superior excellence in illustration by
the Philadelphia School of Design for Women
The prize is given by George W. Chills and
consists of finely engraved gold medal of the
yalna of $40
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-23

The large desk used by Postmastcr-Gtncral
Wanamaker has 4 unique feature which has
Just been added. Instead Of the usual cloth
top large glass plate covers the surface of
the desk, and beneath it il a map Of the nited
States, showing parts of Canada and New
Mexico. A writing pad rests ON the glass,
and there are the customary desk fittings, a>
well as all the papers which are usually found
in the workshop of a busy man. The map
shows the counties in each State. the principal
cities and towns, the lines of railways. etc
and when visitors talk to Mr.. Wanamakcr
about post routes and post offices, he can fol
low them on the map spread out before his
eyes as he sits at his desk.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-23

CRAFT HANDLED WITH NIATNESS AND DE
| SPATtII.
New YORK Times
On the New York side of the East river and
not more than Il half dozen blocks above the
bridge are the three largest sectional dry docks
III the nitcd States. 70 the eye Of the mex
| pcrienced in marine matters the docks present
mass of LuSe ratt>, ruriou>ly jumbled up to-
| get1er, and topped oil by rows of little houses
/ peIchcd 30 feet up in the air.
The general idea conveyed by the frames is
| one of trailueS~. and ii is difficult to under
| stand how in one Of these docks the great Fall
| River steamer Puritan can be raised from the
water III less tnan an hour The Plymouth
| and Pilgrim have been taken out of the water
| IN these docks, and 50 have steamers approach
| ing close to 5000 tons.
! All vessels require more or less care OF that
portion Of the hull which. i'll ordinary cirrunl-
| stances, is below the surface of the water. The
sea teens " it'll animal and vegetable life, and
| IN certain portions of the ocean this animal
| ana vegetable matter j. most ruinouS to the
| lIle Of The hun. Particularly is this true in
| tropical waters
| In the DAY, Of wooden ships it was custom
| airy to sheath the Bottoms of all vessels with
| thm plates Of copper. That was sure pre-
| NehtiNe against bauace> attaching themselves
| 70 the bottom. but, copper being expensive,
| many >hPoWner~ content themselves with al
| lowing such Of their Vessels H. ply in northern
! waters 10 run without it. When such vessels
are sent to the West Indies they receive a
| pruning OF paint along their seams.
| In the case Of iron ships copper 1heathing il,
| iran nl.t,., !,uJ ril,t II, rnn.oninnno hj''-
| owners han. had rprour.,. III yarinu~ u.int :
| ana washes. An brinu Mn al ne undrr-watnr
huI with I'M. ol, >i.,,, ht k,,,,i,,e no .hi, fr
| uf extr1ueou, mattnr Wn,l.n .bi,s uith
| their tnI,i.,r >h..lthin.e ,n,Il rnu,,i, Il, tb
| ,y,iar -. l.,,,, Il. INN 7. h,,I III - -
1A4l,tt WAN, M. III, ,l,,,.,,,,,nn nari.d III.
>.lu,. .biI- But th ra.r 4. .Ifn54thnr ,iin,.r-
4 .rt ,,ith ir,,, yn..l r,,,,i.-f;n,, f Ia
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o. I, q Pr"t 'l' @Vit'l'1 Hl"th iuIt Ithei
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~ t'i''ii' i;''' = ~ Ivy !" 'rSNt' '4 'itnS
~ ''i ''G'N "'l' = 'II "ei1hl' rom one Hlue TO
t"' P'HVi T. 'I ~ 4t'lI"| Il purchase on mast
iie''' M ai'' 4 "rHl "neiFihH snip down. as
I = '''u ~ 'i'OlSH Iil-lle hoNal he"rGe
""N 'pNl N "'EiI'i- i'! ~ ilafpoI' 0ht "AN
Y u I it oftr oh ieI >i'H' Wheh ~iid'irnIy sht
"'tN ~ !'N ''4 -'o' Wy NAlti luAhtd through
=.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-23
Take Warning

Dut in AlEqu-a+ city lhc} have had fall of
Hljl-tuur- nearly Is Iargc a. soda biscuits. This
l- very gratifying, aud is quite il rricf for the
seer worked hem egg similc.
Take Warning
Ana don't let the germs Of that vile disease, Ga
tirrh take root and flourish in your system Sui
phur 3itttrs vii! prevent this anr make you strong
and healthy. Eddor HefL'g Press
-axonv imposes q duty on cats. In America
tha eat imposes dutyupon the owners of boot jacks
hair brushes and other procctiic4 and the duty IS
fulfilled with disintcrestrl hcartint s. which IS
uuly pathetic.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-23

The merchants of Yarmouth y. :, are turn
ing their attention to steel vessels. The William
Low Shipping Company, which includes
proportion of Boston capital, has two large
steel ships building, one of 1850 the other of
2400 tons. This makes six large steel vessels
owned in Yarmouth.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-23
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria

When Baby was -icl, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castcria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castora.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-23
Ba.udas New Year.


Inc sewing society met al the parsonage
hat laH, ahd ultle Mr-. 4 dham, the minister
Niir, VA matn- about from one GroHp to an
other. win n,l "H'A ln hcr arih>. lju-! a.
tut4 Wtrt. both Win actlic> and tongues. the
t'lie> nI stopped to admire the "Far>ona-c
'HtA, IA" Wa> always brought IN on tl' >e
occasions 70 receive the eager homa4t n me
tcmnlut portion of jhe parish. y lp Were
present.
no" he ha> grown. "N hat >FtrnIli
ooy iol only iour months "Look At man
iu really htneNt The little fellow is >!uiiii at
me.
lhc>t. and similar fNrlHmatjOn>, sounded IN
every direction, a0i aruu-tti 4loN "I fond
pride - the ltlr young molhtrN check.
y II >ut>i't! 20 'ltl.r. tfc business Hike voice
oI The President ut The ~Jcjct! Wa> hear! la
quriu-
"lbo YOU hhHW. Mt-. G.dU'm, vs. hat ha> hc-
come ut thtt r"l ot rheck Eui9ham aprons,
orphan asylum aprons, you know, that We're
cut out At the a>i MEETING. Miss >kuroman :
girl is here: She reu''n't come herself. TODAY,
on account Of hrr rheumntj~m; tut she ~ry>
a we'lI send a cpuije Of those aprons to her.
She'd thy ~ matte chem uu at homie.
IN p'l{ ol tha,e Ita thin-- aul There
are over nifty pt 'eln to he nstde Mothrr aud
| ;r,. pDiu4r i'd take ,lt,L IA Of fhtlu home =
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-23
,)aaoA il City and County.

IT-'N 7 w. w y T7T'T'0'T' = w U ~
.'Htis 7-'ti "t i+' 'NiiiaIi'ii "i 'i''
j.. .oWJu ut tal .tr .uc,A. sua Il
-u-o. u.,rraa a tnuuuu vi
U.:34,t a-. JUlI rlt
----r nf I,pI As+-r Vessels
t..f..u.. \t.u.I-.. .-lIl,.f ffop. /. .i0.,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-23

In glass ease at Bovjoin College Prof Geo.
+. Little keeps the copy of Horace that was
used by Longfelow W1ci 4 student at Bowtloin
GS years ago. 1t has thepoets signature on the
first leaf, and opposite is the fading autograph
of Prof Calvin T.. Stove, "a, the husband of
the author of ''Unele Toms Cabin.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-23

Capt. ONinGton Limekii, formerly captain of
the big Ship u. J.. SturgSs. is manager of the
docks. Charles Meyers is president OF the
company.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-23

When are told that person is brown as n
berry how is one % know whether the berry refer
red to is Il strawberry or a checkerDeny People
should be more exact in their simiies.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-23

President Harrison will attend the State cen
tennial celebration in Vermont, Aug. 10.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-23
Notes from New England Farmer.

NOTES from New England Farmer.
II seems to me that the duty of the women
to-day is to do all they can to educate and ee-
\ate womanhood, to use our influence for the
good and pure, and to train the children to
broader, more unSeIti>h views of life. If this
work he thoroughly done, the rights que>-
ton viii right itself i'll the near future. ICor-
re-poudcnre.
Teachers in the country schools were never
| chosen with 50 much reference I'd their ability
| and training As now. There We're never 80
/ lew incompetent young girls in the school
| room. There was never so much thought be-
! slowed upon the teachers influence and capa-
/ hllliles. The influences that take vigorous,
enthusiastic Young life away from the farms.
! are not 70 be found i'll The schooIroom Rev.
1 A. L. Winship.
| nave nothing to say against the use of pas
4 lures, large or small, in sections where pas
4 lures are good and will Keep animals more
cheaply than the ~taII-ftcding process, but
/ tine that good, permanent pastures Welding
sufficient feed all through The season. are rare
exceptions in my part OF the country. can
get Tar more satisfaction out of one acre clear
ed toy the pillow and kept in cultivated crops
thar from several acres like what most pas
tulc> really are. A. ". thccler.
/ 4 -pondent in q Rhode Island town
writes that times are Very hard there, and that
1t i extremely difficult for = farmer without
much capital to ret ahead a great deal. which
leads y to remark thnt many Of the critic. Of
agriculture do not judge il fairly because then
do not contrast ID with similar conditions ana
| circumstances in other lines of business n
any one c1n show Us any business on the face
OF the earth where a person without much
| capital can honestly make great deal OF
money we should like to know what it is. AZ
| rlrmture IN this respect is not Unlike other
kinds Of business
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-23

TT-"'0WT0T "W-77IfWl 0T0" 0T -WNI10T W0'tIH
rr UtlNchDup pN lttrl'l ~allrui, la, Wnu.u ~ thtS
t.r Nt"A -tlHa--
40 4'"i'h H.'i 'Hn " .I.'' i' a woman p having
through. hut o." lady Mao is @ },oIurr p"Jl.. c,cl
consent 10 such delay
W"' "N St''' 7'''" #l'l"7 'lr htN "" ia
'"'t 7o ''''N-"i 'NlN''5 iiF i.-'''htht l"f''Hr
.rt,,.s,.h ha.. -..,nt.t l;ill,L.,- - ~. . .1
hii'- N'.'7 '' !''l 'H 'i' --9 ~-'hr q % l'.t'o.
Math,r- -t...t ,..,t,.t ...r.tiIll r, -i.,i. ,t f
tta.f., H., .t..it. .,.,-rl,t.r- .,l ~ ,,,. . ..
+ r,,.iI.,i'- y5.,.Ii.I. .,,',,,. n Z, 't3 5.5,. "
i 4,-t.,.. I.r-.ii,r
tn-t Pr1mi--al4 Nule 'tl t,t. .tc .li l4.ial ...i.
~idrrAuil about The lace since -.w lut hast SO
~,-rsnd i'rsuI.--,r. li, -N wonder t-,. inst
becii shaved
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-23
For Over Fifty Years.

AN OLD AND WELLTRIED REMEDY. Mrs.
Winslow's soothing Syrup has been used for over
fifty years by millions of mothers for their child
while teething, with perfect 1t 5oOthes
the child, softens the gums, alays all pain, cures
wind collie, and is the best remedy for Diarrhea.
Is pleasant to the taste. Sold hy all Druggists in
every part of the world Twenty five cents a bot
tie Its value Is incGlculahie. BE and ask
for Mrs. Wnslow's Soothing Syrup, and take no
other kind. lyi49
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-23

The Chippewa lndan at White Earth Reser-
walton, Minnesota, are il rebellion. They claim
that the promises of The Government have not
been fulfilled.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-23

Teachers in the country schools were never
chosen with 50 much reference I'd their ability
and training As now. There We're never 80
few incompetent young girls in the school
room. There was never 80 much thought be-
slowed upon the teachers influence and capa-
bIIliic> The influences that take vigorous,
enthusiastic Young life away from the farms
are not to be found IN The >chooIroom. Rev.
4. L. Win>hip.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-23
MAINE VETERANS At IIiE q. 5. Il. ENC AAlp-
MENt.

Tie department Of Maine will De fuIl, rrI-
resented at the National i.a.rHmputut at DE-
troit in August. aud arrangements are being
made. Department Commander Samuel l..
Miller of Waldoboro and department officers
will attend, they having selected the route Via
the Mountain Division Of the Nj ne Central,
st. John>bury and Lake Champain, Rome,
Watertown and Og,ieushurg and Michigan
Central Railroads. A limited number of rooms
have been reserved at the Russell House in De
troit, W here department headquarters will he
established. Gen. George J.. 5eal, Mai. John
-. Anderson, cN-pepartment Commander II.
ii, Burbank, nr. A. &. llamin and other
prominent Grand Army men Of the State will
attend. The Waterville Post goes as a party,
and the Dover and FoNcroft comrades, to the
number of twcnly-scNcn, 90 hy the Canadian
HnriliN rnnIr.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-23

{ seems to me that the duty of the women
To-day Is to do all they can to educate and ele-
\ate Womanhood, to use our influence for the
good and pure, and to train the children to
broader, more unSet>h views of life. II hi,
work he thoroughly done, the rights que,-
ton viii ri@ht itself i'll the near future. Cor
respoudcHce.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-23

The frame Of what will be the largest barn
In Maine is now being raised by George A.
Parsons Of PreSque Isle.
Miss Harriet Blaine, the Secretaly's daugh-
ter, is said to be one Of the most expert among
several ladies who have formed "A club at Bar
liarbor for billiard playing.
Two hundred and fifty corporations have or
ganiZed under the general law of Maine since
January 1st-rather more than last year Each
company pays 800 to Sl50 into the State treas
ury.
The duties collected at EaStport custom
house for the fiscal year ending June 30 sur
pass anything on record, amounting to Sl39 900
Last year the amount was S6G,924 The cause
was the great increase of potatoes and eggs
and the new tariff law.
1t is now probable that after the completion
at Bath of the new ferry boat, which will be
some time in October, the Maine Central trains
will run through direct from Lewiston to
Rockland and return, or to Camden, when the
Knox Il Lincoln is extended to that point
This would be in the nature of Il new division,
and Mr. White, the superintendent of the Knox
x Lincoln, would have charge of the whole,
his field being enlarged.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-23

Judge James A. Milliken of Cherrylied for
many years prominent member of the W ash
ington county bar, died July $. He was the
first Republican candidate for Congress in what
was then the sixth district and was defeated
by small majority by his Democratic oppon-
ent, Thomas }. ID. Fuller of Calais. lie had
held various town offices and served a term in
the Legislature and was chairman of the com
mission created in 1869 for equalization
of municipal war debts and was elected Judge
of probate for Washington county in 1872
and three times reelected, sery ing
sixteen years He resigned in lSSS on account
of failing health lie was >tNenty-eight year,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-23

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