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The Republican journal., 1892-05-19
Reception to Rev.J. A. and Mrs. Savage.

One of the pleasantest events of the season
was a reception to Rev. j. A. Savage and
wife, rendered them by the members of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Wed
nesday evening, May 18th, at the home
of Miss Ellen rockingham, when a large
company united to honor them with their
presence and words OF grateful acknowl-
edgement for their helpful Kindness in the
temperance work the Union has endeavored
to do After cake and ice cream had been
served remarks We're made by the county
PRESIDENT the president of the local Union,
Mrs. w. H. Burrill, Mrs. E. Hunnewell,
Mrs. H. Moore and Rev. Myra Kingsbury
who, at the close of her remarks, read a very
touching farewell poem written by Sister c.
X. Neazie, the two last verses of which We're
as follows
Brother good bye; we say it with regret,
Your warmth of friendship we shall not for
get:
Our best of wishes 60 along with you.
When our familiar faces you exchange for
new.
And now, Oh. Father, be with him wherever
he may go,
And heavens choicest blessings ON his path
way Strew:
Make him light to shine where sin and
darkness hide
While ON thyself, thou Rock of Ages, help
him to abide.
The highly appreciative remarks by the
clergymen We're very gratifying. Mr.. Saw
age was presented with a ''Temple ink
stand" perfect model in miniature of the
wonderful Temperance Temple in Chicago,
built by the women of the w. c. I. u The
inkstand is double-plated in silver and lac
quered, which prevents it from furnishing,
and is really very beautiful model Mrs.
Savage received a handsome fruit dish of
French ware known as "Limoges.'' In ac-
| cepJing these gifts Mr.. and Mrs Savage
made very tender remarks and assured the
members Of the Union that, wherever they
may go, they will work in all temperance
lines A. A. H.
The Republican journal., 1892-05-19

A Kockland despatch concerning the
steamer Sylvia, now running on the route
between Rockland and North Haven. says
that many Of the people on the island
had never before seen a steamer and
the Bangor Commercial captions the de-
spatch: ''She sails where steamers have
10 our seafaring friends of North Haven,
most of whom have sailed on many seas,
while steamers pass daily in the summer
months before their doors.
The Republican journal., 1892-05-19

There ought to be law enough in this
country to break up such combinations as
the Reading coal trust. formed to exact
an exhorbtant profit on an article of ne
cessity: and if there is no law to meet the
ease let Congress enact one without de-
lay. The national legislators could not
employ their time to better advantage,
stituents, tlan in thwarting the schemes
Of the wealthy sharpers who undertake to
add to their il-gotten gains by making
dear fuel for poor people. Down with
The coal barons.
The Republican journal., 1892-05-19

Mention was made last week OF the
proposed manual training school in Bel
fast the coming summer, and in another
column the project is more clearly set
torth. All who can do so should con
tribute to the success OF this worthy MI
lertaking. and we have no doubt the way
will be made easy for the ladies who have
tie matter in charge.
The Republican journal., 1892-05-19
An Emulator of G. Washington.

From Rockland we have received contri-
button for "a suggested curiosity shop. 1t is
a copy of the last issue of the Journal after
Bro. Lord had 'reviewed'' it, with the
shears. 1t is as full of holes as tin lantern.
An accompanying note contained the follow
ing lines:
Dear Journai-Its no use to lie
The truth hereby appears
The mutilation is my own,
Done with my little shears.
LORD.
The Republican journal., 1892-05-19

NEW YORK, May Is. F. c. Pillsbury, one
of the famous Pillsbury brothers of Minneap-
oils, formerly of Maine, died this morning of
malignant diphtheria, after an illness Of
three days.
The Minneapolis millers of this name are
not from Maine, but are natives of New
Hampshire.
The Republican journal., 1892-05-19

An English writer i'll Printers Ink says
hat Ireland is Good market for patent
medicines while Scotland il, not. We men
zion the fact fol the benefit OF Manager
Hanson Of the Dana >alsaparilla Co.. 50
hat when be is seeking new countries to
conquer he may direct his attention to
the Emerald Isle and not waste his elo-
puence and advertising on the canny
SCOTCH
The Republican journal., 1892-05-19

We read in Forest x Stream that a
yacht now fitting out fol racing is to have
4 hollow jib-boom and white topmast and
-atf in order to increase her speed. T. 4
: says THE idea WAS quite prevalent
in New York aud Boston about five years
since that a White yacht was faster than a
black one, but painting tie spalS white is
4 new discovery
The Republican journal., 1892-05-19

Watervile was DISTINGUISHED under the
new registration law, and it begins to look
as though the whole State might be dis
frau,.Lised under the Australian ballot
Jaw. Another case I'll ''didn't know It
ed WIS lnalcal
The Republican journal., 1892-05-19

4 Yacht was in Bath awhile ago named
psychic" A man upon the wharf OBJ
serving the name, spelled it out and re-
marked ''Well, may ! be ohfusticated if
that isn't the bankest way Of spelling fish
hat | ever saw. Bangor commercial.
The above item is certainly tishy 1t
first appeared in print about forty years
AGO and was not then located al Bath.
The Republican journal., 1892-05-19

We take pleasure this week in present
ing to our readers sketch and portrait OF
the next Governor Of Maine. Hon. Henry
B. Cleaves. of Portland. BY common con
sent Mr.. Cleaves is to be the standard
bearer of tie Maine Republicans next
September, when an old time victory is
t.srlrp1
The Republican journal., 1892-05-19

The call for he Republican State Con
yention in Portland June 81 has been is
sued by the State Committee. and is print
in full in this issue Of the journal.
The Republican journal., 1892-05-19
to $500.

We are selling goods at retail exclusively,
and the stock we have bought for the sum
mer trade was never equalled for solid SER
vice and economical prices.
Come and see us and we will do our
best to please and convince you Of the truth
The Republican journal., 1892-05-19

+. f. S0UTnARp, Secretary.
Augusta, Maine, May IL, 1892.
The Republican journal., 1892-05-19

Belfast, May l.. 90.
The Republican journal., 1892-05-19
Girl Wanted

In family of but two persons A good place for
good girl. Apply to ARNOLD HARRIS.
20tf Park Street Belfast
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projecting in front, is curled up at the sides
md very narrow at the back Some are in
black straw, meshed, the brim being bound
with strip of plain braid and the crown
trimmed with q band of straw moss galloon,
wound twice around and ending under
moss rosette, set off by three quill feathers
of the golden pleasant. These hats are
quite dressy enough for the promenade and
go very we'll with any quit costume.
need hardly add that our Old friend, the
sailor hat, is more n favorite than ever.
charming seaside gown is shown in the
picture. 1t is in two colors of serge-white,
land any tone to suit the cooring of the
wearer. The jacket and bias band encir-
cling the skirt are OF white serge, the skirt
being of the color. The garniture is braid
ed effect. The jacket has double fronts, the
under reaching only to the waist and hook
ing in the middle; the upper fronts have no
darts. In this costume white and mauye
would go charmingly together. Mauve is
very modish this season, or rather what
they call mauve, which, however, is not
always the pale shade of violet that rightly
goes by that name.
Silk blouses closing in front with gilt
buttons and made with rundown collars
exactly like the neglige shirts of the men,
are worn by young girls who take pleasure
in doing as their brothers do. With this
blouse you wear four-in-hand tie. In
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THE I.ANn OLE DREAMS

Tho twilight doepens, the shadows creep.
The moonlight quivers in silver beams,
And silent we step in the boat OF sleep.
And drift to tho shadowy land Of dreams.
Oh, mystic land where the dead return,
And warm lips cling in the deathless kiss;
And the years are not. and the weary learn
That anguish dies in the arms of bliss.
Atar in that holy, unknown land.
Ambition gathers the flowers OF fame;
And fortune reaches her golden wand,
And pure and whits is the soul of shame.
The shackes fall from the prisoner there,
The peasant sits on throne king;
The blind eyes open TO all that's fair.
And deaf ears hear, and the dumb lips
sing.
Dreamsl Who eau tell what messengers
stray
Around US all in the hush of might;
When the form lies still es the soulless clay,
And we follow ourselves throu III low, and
light.
And who shall say but the land OF dreams
Is the land OF the living, after all;
And daily life with its scars an scans,
Is only dream when tn. shadows tail
Martha Bonner. in Boston Globe.
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A letter from Cairo, Ill.,, says: Con.
siderable interest has been excited
here and ut Paducah, Ky, by the
efforts of two Cinnamon TO get bacl;
to this country. They are Charles
Hong and jim Prang, who went from
here to Paducah to start Il laundry,
and a year ago married two Paducah
white girls. A few months ago they
went back to China, leaving their
wives at home. Since their departure
both wives have become mothers, and
one with her child is living in Cairo
The Husbands now desire, to return,
but the Chinese exclusion law is Il
barrier. In order to help them over
papers drawn up by an American con-
sui In China have been received by
the local Cinnamon asking that the
signatures of city officials and citl-
zcns of Paducah be obtained, certify
ing that Charles and Jim were dealers
In tea and oriental fancy goods, and
that they have married American
girls in Paducah.
These papers bore correct photo.
graphs of tho two anxious Cinnamon,
but the officials cannot sign the tea
merchant certificates for laundrymen.
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AS many make use of the summer months
for travelling purposes, word is in season
about very pretty travelling dress for a
young person. You will find it shown in
the picture. 1t consists of skirt, open lack
et and blouse, the materials being lawn ten
mis- WOODEN, cream foundation striped with
red and yellow and Scotch plaid silk in
which red predominates The blouse is
belted in with band of gold galloon, and
the collar IS also covered with the galloon.
The jacket hangs open and the skirt grazes
the ground. Crepons are extremely modish
for out-of-door costumes, races, rowing and
sports of all day
AT recent race meeting was seen a
charming costume in fawn-coored crepon.
yoke and cuffs of pink satin overland with
guipure, with black chip hat trimmed
with black and pink. Blue serge is also
seen at the races and outdoor fetes, set off
with bright colored Shirts
The bit of headgear shown in the illustra-
ton is in the line of capotes, only this is
floral in character, being made up of a
diadem OF shaded gillifowers The strings
and aigretteS must match one of these dom
inant shades.
Quite novelty in the hat line is the
tourists hat, made up in straw open work
or lace work, similar in shape to the popular
tourists hat in felt or cloth. The crown is
medium tall and has the creased effect OF
the original, and the brim, while slightly
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An Emperor's Luxurious Train.

The Austrian railway companies have
presented the Emperor Francis Joseph
with train de luxe, which has just been
constructed for his exclusive use. There
are eight carriages, of which one carries
the lighting apparatus and miscellaneous
necessaries, and another is appropriated
for luggage. There is kitchen wagon,
entirely furnished, and saloon with
four separate compartments( for the I'm
perial suite. The Emperor has two
large saloons, one of which is bed
room, with a sleeping compartment for
the first valet de chambre, and the other
a spacious day carriage, which is divided
into three sections-a dining room, a
smoking room and library. This car
riage is most luxriously furnished and
beautifully decorated. The whole train
is lighted by electricisy.--New York
Journal.
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some cases this garment is made with an
elastic SO that the bouffant falls over the
belt. fyou wish to carry out the masculine
conceit, you must wear over this blouse a
long jacket decidedly man fashion, The
jacket has no darts in front, and falls quite
straight. Buttons, pockets and makeup
are in strict conformity to masculine fash.
ions. Such u costume looks very well in
course green serge.
tits quite noteworthy to what an extent
feathers are worn this season, true, in no
wise to the exclusion of flowers, but the
decree seems to exact that none but sea-
sonable flowers shall be worn Wells con-
tinue to be the subject of much thought It
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warning to rostonlee Clerks.


Shc tramp shuflied up to the gen.
'ral delivery window of the postoflice
ind asked for letter for Flossic
franklin.
'Shc's jist little bit of gall" he
explained to the clerk with a pathetic
luiver in his voice, and the clerk,
moved thereby, was very careful in
cooking over the Il box SO that Flossie
should have her letter if possible. A
moment or so later he smiled quite
;endcrly and handed out Il letter bear
ng Flossic's name on the envelope,
oostmarked Washington, which the
ramp put IN his pocket very carefully
ind carried away.
Giles Il hard-looking customer"
'emarked the clerk, sympathetically,
''but he isn't all bad, and somewhere
there is a little girl waiting for him,
is dear to him as my little girl is to
me-"
On the outside of the office the
ramp met his partner, and at once
they hurried off to an alley
"Weil, you said you were goin' to
surprise me-" said the partner, when
;hcv had reached sheltered place,
now what is it?"
"Gimme chance" replied the
lrst one taking out the letter and
opening il.
''Sassafras and tar" exclaimed the
partner as two one dollar bills and
! Omc change fell out, 'wherc did it
come from?"
"From the Lord, BILL" was the
| solemn reply.
"Rats!" growled William. "Give
as the racket. How'd you git it?
Some of yer rich kin die and leave it
20 you or how?"
The first tramp grinned all over.
"Got IL frum the Lord, tell YER"
he persisted. "Youye hcerd Of the
; dear little girls in Sunday-school story
cooks with sick mammics er hard-up
1addies, writin' purity sweet letters
Ter something nice fer mammie, er
fer new dress fer her dollic or some
Thin OF that sort, and then directin'
It to the Lord and droppin' it in the
mali, hain't yer?"
/ The other one nodded assent.
"And when it gifts round TO the
dead-letter Office" the first one went
on, land the tendcr-hearted clerks
opens it and gets on to what it calls
fer, they chip right in, bless their
kind souls, and send the dear little
girl more than enough money to sup
ply her wants, besides strengthenin'
her faith in religion. See?"
His partner not only saw, but he
laughed the laugh of success.
"This letter got was that kind of
a one" resumed the old sinner, "and
sweet little Flossie Franklin wrote
it,"
"1yhose Flossie?" inquired his
partner
Ppm little Flossie," he answered
with smile
"And how much swag did little
Flossic swipe?"
LES see," and little Flossic
counted it; 1.-TWO dollars and twelve
cents to buy her poor sick mamma
some nice fruit with"
SER twenty-five beers, and two
cents for postage ON another letter to
the LORD" suggested the partner.
That's the kind of little Flossie
am" smiled the protector of the
scheme, and the two worthless sloped
into saloon and began making in
vestments. Free Press.
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urh,n,s ., Yer ml.sot.-


Lord Nelson, is reported to have
raid that che never knew what fear
was" But scores of brave men have
known that terrible sensation aud
nave risen above 1t. Courage in GER
:ain persons Is an instinct, but in the
majority of brave men it Is a moral
creation.
The Rev. j. G. Young tells, in his
Journal, story illustrating the fact
That mothers influence can create
courage in her son, even though he Is
ia coward on instinct"
The boy, Is years of age, behaved
With such conspicuous bravery in his
drst battle with the Russians, at the
Alma, rs to attract the attention OF
{, newspaper correspondent. Tho
mother read the published letter, and
wrote to her son calling him her
''hero boy" The son replied with
The frank confession that had 1t not
been for Sergeant-major, and the
thought of his mother, he should
aave run away He wrote:
"When first saw the Russian guns
opening fire, l felt disposed to run
iway. felt that / was born cow
lrd. My knees knocked together; I
looked over my shoulder to see how
,he land lay behind me. Suddenly I
lelt Il strong hand between my shout
aer-bladcs, and heard kindly voice,
in broad Scotch, say:
Come, laddies-forward move!
Forward Duty, aye, dutyp
Encouraged by the tone of II lend
ly expostulatlon, and by the brave
bearing Of our old Sergeant-major.
.elt as If a new backbone had been
put into me. 1 went on with re-
doubled courage; but as 1 drew nearer.
md saw more OF the CHASTITY effect Of
Ihot and shell, again found myself
looking over my shoulder.
"Instantly tho Same hand was at
any back, and / heard: 'Eh, slrs!
Come, come, laddic; yc've done vera
weel. Forward then! Duty's the
word-aye, duty! Come, then I'm
lust proud o. YEP
"1nspired to deserve his good opin-
ION. put forth all my energy until
The man on my right and the other
On my left were shot down. This was
TOO much for my coward heart. 1
burned round to fly. But both my
shoulders were seized in an iron grip,
and these words Missed in my ears:
Fife, fle, laddie! Think o. yer
mither!
Wrought up by your dear name, I
'prung forward, rushed into the thick
,f the battle, and hope, bore myself
IS soldier should"
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is no longer permissible to wrap your face
up in bit of gauze. The mode of the mo-
ment calls for very light and transparent
veil and of the same color as the hat The
pins, too, used to hold wells in place must
not be the cheap product of the variety
store, but the work of your ieweer. A
woman's toilet has been called a union of a
thousand trfles. This may be so, but many
of those triiles cost money nowadays, and
the woman of fashion finds that her pin
money goes literally for Just what its name
signifies
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Tho Lndicu.

The pleasant effect and perfect safety with
viii aides may use tho California LIQUID
laxative. Syrup of Figs, under oil conditions,
makes 1t their favorito remedy. To get tho
true and genuine article. look FOR the namc OF
the California Fig Syrup Co., prin ted near the
bottom OF the package.
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Drinking Henlths.

The custom of drinking healths"
mad a most curious origin In the
days when the Danes lorded it in En-
gland they had very common habit
of stabbing Englishmen in the throat
when drinking. TO avoid this vii
lainy man when drinking would re-
quest some of the sitters-by to be his
pledge or surety while taking his
draught. Hence the custom.
1t costs Paris annually over s., 100,-
900 to keep up her well-deserved rep
utation of being the cleanest of all
the great cities.
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Weor One Hundred Dollars reward FOR
any ca 9 Of catarrh that cannot bo cured by
taking Hall Catarrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY DC Co., Props. Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned, have known +. J.
rerec ~ honorable IN all bu mess Iransao-
tions, and financially able to carry out any
obligations made by their firm.
do, O.
WALDINo. KINNAN q MARVIN, Wholesale
Druggists, To edo, o.
Halls Catnrrh Cure Is taken internally net
ing directly upi n the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the syalem. Testimonials sent FREQ.
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
From 10000 to 10000 hairs grow in a hu
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No Lawyer Wanted.

A short time ago an old negro was
up before the Judge, charged with
some trivial offense.
Haven't you a lawyer, old man?"
inquired the Judge.
mo, sah."
"Can't you get onc?"
"No, sah."
Don't sou want me to appoint one
to defend you?"
"No, sab; 1 jes tho't I'd leah de
case to the ignance OBJ de co't"-Quit-
man (Ga.) Free Press.
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bly, iruo by ordinary or common
methods. but NOT TRUE when
tho rirort 10 associated with the
kind OF enterprise that appears In
thls prospectus. Five hundred
Thousand new FuhrribsIs will
mean TO us moro than SSao 200 Of
advertising revenues during tho
hcat I'VE years, We can afford Ia
pay FOR thrm ut least hnlf their
NnluN to us. We nru willing 10 ,Io
oven moro than this. II neccssary.
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Mrs: e. NJ. Lewis, Oxanna, Ala, writes: "For
over twenty years have suffered with head.
and physicians tried during that period Brady'
crotine produces tho most satisfactory rcsultsn
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-08-26

You cannot be guarded against severe and
dangerous attacks to throat and lungs without
that greatest of all family medicines, DR.. Hox-
sizes Certain Group cure. 10 Dies not c'ntntI
OPIUM III ann f0rn. Causes no nausea. Sold
by all prominent druggists. 5Qc. Manufac-
turcd by A. u. Hoxsie Buffalo, n. :,
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is only mystified to be told that gown is
an indefinite moss green" You will find
pictured in the initial cut one of those rath-
er heavy ornate gowns which make the soft
and fully habiliments of the summer girl
look somewhat cheap and tawdry. The
skirt is deliberately embroidered with jet in
fact, notice q frequent use of jet trimming
on summer gowns, both on light and heavy
tissues. Even such thin material Us grena-
dine is often trimmed with jet and ribbon.
the jet ornaments being butterflies.
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=, BEEcHAM's PILLS stimulate the ptyalIn in
the saliva. remove depression, give appetite,
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a snake farm is LOCATED in the south
western section of Missouri.
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: ARGUMENT. c THx pv Aa ,5s;,.
,A lSa CoNrAsr, u Jersey city, y. j.,
n have undertaken To guarantee to
u their Advertising patrons n total
circulation for their variOu, raprrs
q not less than ONE MILLION.
N lhis means mn addition Of 500 COO tn
~ our present lists. II has hevh said
u thnt To- Hueurc n half million new
subScrilrrs In aIK months Is n hl,si.
"a ntss imlossibility. This Is proha.
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Ifafllcted with sore eyes use DIR. Isaac Thomp-
sons Eye-water. Druggists sell at25c per bottle.
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aud to that end have originated the >
fait"st ami nluat Ingenious plan OF
tush Prcnilnnis or 4,
Rewards OF Merit among isw sub RI
strihcrs that tho world Inns ever \
known. The plan or method Is In 2
conflict viii, no law nHainst letter y
les or fchciurs OF chance, Il In. r.
N"lves nothing TINT l. Illegal or Int II
moinii IL places " premium on Y
brninat IL Il. In Nhoft, the worry 4
rssriicO OF what Il communicable. 4
hohost. liberal and attractive. q
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Canary birds have been known to live 81
years.