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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-12

The very best of jelly can be made
of fruit skins and cores, such as are
usually thrown away. There is more
gelatinous matter around the core
and skin of all fruit than in any
other part. The skin of peaches, with
u few pits added, boiled in as little
water IL, possible. strained and made
up with sugar. pint for pound. yields
d most delicious red jelly, 4 delight
ful jelly may: even loe made Of apple
skin. anil cores. though Il IL improved
III tlayt1 i;l11.l ,iiellies more easily II q
small utlalz,ittf =<<ll Il ==:f>zs4 ,tl1d skins
ot q111rces 4taltl,lt{I tt1lt+. ri J ';ei.y
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-12

He rang the bell TT the door Of
Cass avenue boarding house and a
woman appeared she must have
known everything in her business by
instinct.
DO you keep boarders here'" he
inquired hesitatingly.
.'Sometines we do and sometimes
we don't" she replied, after making
a survey of him.
How il that? Idon't understand. =
he venturel.
Them that pays we keep. aud
them that don't we bounce. she
said. and waited long enough to see
him go away-~:net1oit Free Press.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-12

we desire to eay to our citizens, that
for yeara We have been sailing DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Coneu1np-
tion n1, Ktng'a New Lite fI.H'ff i fI.jt hIn =, =,
leu's rtv9cy fS4tn ! Sz.fnstlcs sYhirSd YEits
u z;;;sr onsanA ~ ,11y1n %e2tt A.
At.saetIr Elaa4Ip TEus1 Co.. s%n FFaf1ctsea. E4
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-12

CHICAGO. March l0.-~A sensational
scene was euacteu in Lbs cell of DR.. TT.
Nj: s&uddvr ln the county jul thla tlhll
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-12

THE POLICE GAZETTE
Ia the only illustrated lmper IN th'
world containing all the latest re'1ee'
4.ionsi aud .@nrting newh, 20 sakH'l
Keeper, Basher or Club F. oi ran hi
for. 10 he without 1t. 1t always maKe'
friends wherever 1t goes.
Mailed to any address IN the unltee
,Atates, securely wrapped. 13'%eeks 'o'
&1.N.
Send five rents for sample coty+
RICHARD FOX
The Republican journal., 1892-12-29
Days of Grace.

The meaning of the law regarding the days
ofgrace and the effect Of holidays upon them
does not seem to lie thoroughly understood
everywhere. The following is from the Re
vlsed Statutes, chapter 80, section g. as
amended February 13 1880.
"On any promissory note, inland bill of
exchange, draft or order for the payment OF
money, payable in this State at a future day
or at sight and not on demand grace OF
three days shall be allowed. If the third
DAY is Sunday, a day ofpublic fast or thanks
giving, appointed by the Governor and
Council, the 4th July, 22d Feb'y, Xmas
Jan'y |, 30th May, two days shall be allow
ed. If 4th July, 22d Feb'y. Xmas, 1st Jan'y
or 3Oth May is Monday, and it is the third
day Of grace, or is Saturday and the follow
ing Sunday is the third day of grace, or is
Sunday and it is the second day of grace
four days shall be allowed
1t simply amounts to this: A note draft
or whatever it may be, that is due on Christ
mas day or New Years day, this year falling
on Sunday, must be paid the Saturday before
If they fall due on the Monday after thev
must be paid on Tuesday. Those who have
business with the banks of this character
will do we'll to remember the facts above
given as it will save all concerned much
bother.
The Republican journal., 1892-12-29
The Voyage of Life.

There are alleged business colleges that
come and 60; they are here to-day and gone
tomorrow but the Dirigo Business College
OF this city, under the direction of Prof Ca
pen, is one of the institutions of the CITY
and the State. We have recently seen state
ments from public men, and business men,
who have been honored by the people of the
communities in which they reside, and emf
nentiy successful in all their undertakings
whose practical and business education was
secured at the Dirigo Business College in
tins city. And they are proud 70 acknow /
edge the fact. These men are the Very best
advertisers of the college and wherever
their voices are heard they speak in its
praise, At the head of Prof. Capen's an.
nouncement in this weeks Farmer, we have
the representation of the young man who
has just emerged from the college, with
enlarged visions for the future entering
business life with we'll trained brain and !,
laudable ambition. The evening of a we'll
spent llfe comes, and at the bottom of the
advertisement we have the same individu-
al, a benevolent and benignant old gentle
man, now cutting the interest coupons from
his bonds, while his face is radiated with a
smile as he contemplates the start in life he
received at the Drigo Business College in
Augusta Maine Farmer.
The Republican journal., 1892-12-29
Waldo County People in the West.

Hon. Geo. E. Wallace, formerly well
known citizen of Belfast, has established
himself in Aurora, H.. near Chicago. and is
| there manufacturing and putting upon the
market proprietary medicine. This he is
advertising by circulars and in the four daily
papers published in Aurora. With medi-
cine having intrinsic merit. and Mr. Wallace
would concern himself with none other, such
we'll directed business enterprise can hardly
fail to accomplish a success; and his friends,
| everywhere, wish him nothing less. 1t is re-
ported that he has associated with himself,
in this business, Hon. Cassius c. Roberts,
formerly of Stockton Springs, who controls
a number of weekly papers published in
Chicago and will be an invaluable assistant
in introducing the medicine in that city. In
| a recent communication Mr.. Wallace writes
concerning his wife who had been for many
years an invalid, as follows:
"For the last % years, my wife has had a
large goitre, or bunch, upon her neck, eX-
tending across the throat. During this time
a cold caused an irritation of the inside of
her throat, under the goitre, followed by a
severe cough with strangling, similar to
whooping cough, which would continue for
several weeks, or until the irritation of the
throat subsidized, the irritation and cough re-
turning as often as IA cold was incurred. She
used many blood purifiers, washes, paints,
and other remedies without in the least re-
ducing the size of the gOltre. soon after bt :
ginning the use of Rodolfs Medical Discov-
cry, in June last. the goitre bega! to soften
and gradually pass away, only small por-
ton of if on one side Of her neck remaining,
the irritation and cough which formerly fol
lowed a cold having wholly subsided. 1t ap-
pears to be permanent cure.
Mr. WalaceS present address is III SO.
Water St, Aurora, LII,
The Republican journal., 1892-12-29
Newspaper Notes.

Many of the Maine papers made a feature
Of their Christmas issurs.
The Baltimore Sun ranks among the lead
ing daily newspapers OF the country, and has
long been noted for its enterprise in news
getting and the conservatism of its utter
ances
Forest and Stream, the sportsman's jour
nal, enters upon its fortieth volume with the
first number in January, and celebrates the
occasion by donning new dress of type and
handsome new title yignette. The pub
fishers announce for 1898 a more generous
use of illustrations, among which will he re
productions of the Forest and Streams prize
amateur photographs
The Bath Daily Times and American Sch
tnel has been sold to John O. Patten, at one
time proprietor Of the "Blarl Cat in New
York, and later Interested in Boston PAPERS
Tile Times has heretofore been Republican
paper, but Mr. Patten will make it indepen-
dent in politics. The property has been in
the hands of a company the past four years
II. A. Shorey of the Portland customs force
being president.
\ stock company, known as the Rockland
Publishing Company, has been formed, and
this has bought the plants of the Rockland
Courier-Gazette and Rockland Tribune, with
a view to bringing them under one manage
ment, although the two papers will not lose
their individuality. The services of Her
bert NJ. Lord, editor of the Courier, and Will
liam O. Fuller, Jr., editor of the Tribune
will be retained, and the Courier office, from
which both papers are to be issued will be
enlarged Though no-tatement to the effect
has been made, it means eventually that
Rockland will have daily paper.
The Republican journal., 1892-12-29
Good Tenplars.

\ quartette of members of Belfast Lodge
NO. 80 has lately been organized, as follows
Miss Mabel Dean, soprano; Miss Bertha
Knowlton, alto; Mr.. T. H. Fernald, tenor;
Mr.. Way land knowlton, bass
Belfast Lodge of Good Templars assisted
by Sunlight Juvenile Temple gave a tenn
perance and Christmas concert at the Uni
versalist vestry Monday evening. The
programme included Singing in chorus, quar-
tette, duet and solo, re>itations, declama-
tons, etc, by members If tie two orgauiza-
tons. A number of invited friends We're
present and all enjoyed a pleasant hour. At
ter the entertainment the regular lodge SEES
sion was held.
The Republican journal., 1892-12-29
Christmas in the Churches.

The Methodist Sunday school gave a Very
pretty and appropriate Christmas concert at
the church Sunday evening An interesting
programme was carried out perfectly. The
principal feature of the entertainment was
the "Mvstic Bridge" which was built up of
blocks to form an arch, each block represent
ing some moral virtue. Each block was put
in place by young lady with an appro-
pirate verse or quotation, the last being the
keystone "Christ," which bound the span
solidy together. This was afterwards taken
away and the structure at once fell. The
only young master who took part was little
Harold Murphy, son of the late Rev. Theo-
dore Murphy. who recited his part in first
rate style.
Monday evening supper was given to
the Sunday school scholars at which over a
hundred and twenty We're present After
the supper there a literary programme
and Mr.. w. A. Macomber showed somo fins
stereopticon views.
The Baptist Sunday school had Christ
mas tree at the vestry Saturday evening
with Santa Claus to distribute the pres.
ents. Every scholar and teacher was relnem-
bered by some gift, while many of the pres
ents We're qu te valuable. The pastor, Rev.
j. f. Tilton, received among his presents a
nice plush easy chair. Before the dstribu-
ton of the presents recitations We're given
by little Mildred Clark aged 4, and Master
Frank keene Sunday evening a Christmas
concert was held at the same place, at which
several appropriate and interesting features
We're presented. "The Three Wise Men, by
three little boys and "The Angels of the
Planets Seven," from Longfellow's Golden
Legend. by seven young misses We're par
ticularly interesting and we'll presented
The Junior Christian Endeavor Society
of the North Church had a Christmas So
ciable in the vestry last Saturday evening.
Readings and recitations by the little ones,
distribution of presents by Santa Claus, rep
resented on this occasion by James Pattee
| Esq, and a treat of candy, oranges and pop
corn, made it a merry evening for the young
folks.
| An appropriate and enjoyable Sunday
| school Christmas concert was given at the
| Universalist church Sunday evening. The
program, including special Christmas music
recitations, decamatons, etc, was well pre-
sented in every particular. The music was
remarkably fine. At the forenoon service
| the church quartette, assisted by Miss Susie
Dinsmore and Miss Lucy Heating, presented
a special service in connection with the able
Christmas sermon by Miss Kingsbury. The
program was as follows.
Organ Voluntary.
Gloria Patri.
| Anthem, Steele
When Jesus was born in Bethlehem.
Alto Solo, Midnight Song, Loud
Introducing qlartette for ladies voices.
The church quartette consists of Mrs. E. P
Frost, Mr.. Sam Gilbert Mrs. E. S. Pitche
and Mr.. E. S. Pitcher. Mrs F. E. Crowle,
is organst.
The Republican journal., 1892-12-29
A Sure Remedy for the Grip.

Mrs. Edward Rhoades of Northport has
sent us a newspaper clipping giving a simple
remedy for the grip, one recommended by
DR.. Keeley of Keely cure fame and which
has been used in the West with great success.
Dr.. Keeey says: 81 know it is nearly speci-
tc as we'll as innocent 1t is simply asafu-
tida given in four grain pills, one pill four
times d dav. No man can be sick with the
grip these days who will take it. For the
past two years, with all my patients here,
subject of course to such an epidemic, had
not one man 90 to bed from the disease. !
break it up very quickly and in fact cure it.
If this treatment was generally known II
would save sufferers much expense and
wretchedness and many useful and valuable
The Republican journal., 1892-12-29
Secret Societies.

Silver Cross Lodge Knights of Pythias is
fitting up banquet hall and cook room at
Castle Hall and will soon have one of the
handiest and best equipped lodge and ban
quet halls in the city.
Aurora Rebekah Degree Lodge, [. O. o. F
elected the following officers Tuesday even
ing: Miss Hattie Furbish. n. g.: Mrs. Dora
Clough, V. G.: Mrs. Elva Jewett. Sec'y:
Mrs. Nancy Marden, F. s.; Mrs. Mercy Rich,
Treas. They will be installed Jan. 10th by
Miss Grace E. Walton, d. d. G. NJ.
Belfast Lodge, \. E. o. p, elected the fol-
lowing officers at its annual meeting Mon
day evening: Warden, Mrs. II. w. Dunton
Vice Warden, &. F. Neal; Secy., John S.
Davidson: f. s.. Samue! Adams Treasurer,
James W. Jones: Guide, Mrs. Geo. ID. Ma
honey; Chap. Alton X. Braley; Guardian
Mrs A. j. Condor: Sentinel W. A. Macom-
her: Trustee. b. f. Neal.
The Odd Fellows will observe Monday,
Jan. ID, as ChildrenS day. There will be a
literary entertainment with addresses of well
come, by boy and girl representing the
two depar tments OF the order; also readings,
rec itatons, music, etc, all selected with
re ference to awakening i'll the children an
interest in Dad Fellowship. After the liter
ary exercises the children Will be the guests
of the Rebekah Lodge at a supper.
Enterprise Lodge No. 50, A. 0. Z. W.
elected officers last Thursday evening as
follows Ansel Wa dsworth, master work
man ; j. G. Aborn, overseer; Albert G. Mos
man, recorder Fred A. Carrie, receiver
James Pattee. tinancler; j. w. Knowton
inside wat Gilman; NJ W. Welch, outside
watchlnan j. F. Wilson, representative; Al
l.. MIDGET, alternate; A. J. Mason, guide
Tarratine Tribe, 1. O. r. NJ, held its an
nual election of officers Tuesday evening
with the following result: E. w. Heath
Sachem; NJ. r. Knowlton, Senior Sycamore
S. G. Swift, Junior Sycamore; w. a. Kim
ball, Prophets F. H. Welch. Keeper of Wan
pun; B. H. Conant, Chief of Records; c. NJ
Perkins, Representative to Great Council
F. III. Welch, Alternate; F. NJ. Patterson
Trustee for Three Years. The officers viii
be publicly installed Jan. "a, on which oc
casion Past Great Incohene Litchman will
be present
The Republican journal., 1892-12-29

Good VIII Farm at East Fairfield, a
home for boys established and now sue
cessfaIly conducted by Rev. G. w. Hinck-
ley, has become widely known as deserv-
Ing Institution, and in this section as else
whel,. much interest is felt in its welfare
We are glad therefore to be able to present
on tie second page of this issue of the
journal, an illustrated article from the
Portland Advertiser, giving full and in
teresting account of the Home, its found
Ell. and its future prospects.
The Republican journal., 1892-12-29
r eceiver's sale.

.-"N 49, -
Be,,Ttniu b. Neu'LuW rs. Breltdo r. G.. Taylor
ct al.
PURSUANT to a decree of said Court made i'll
/ the above named cause, l. the undersigned,
duly appointed receiver therem shall sell for
cash at public auction to the highest bidder at
the Commercial House or Hotel, kept by Henry A.
Bolan, in Winterport, in said County, on Friday,
the twentieth day of January, A. d. 1898, at
twelve of the clock noon. certain real estate Sttl-
ated in said Winterport, TO Wit
A certain parcel of land beginning at the north
east corner of house lot formerly of Nehemiah
Rich on the road leading thereby: thence, rum
ming southwesterly 10y said lot, ten rods; thence,
northwesterly, by same five rods and seventeen
links to land formerly of Dr. Abbott; thence,
southwesterly, by said Abbotts land, six rods
thence southeasterly, to point on what was the
garden lot of John Tappan on the tWenty-htth
day of May, A. ID. 1S49, eleven rods and sixteen
links from the road then leading by the house of
said Tappan; thence, by said garden lot and land
then of one Mrs. Andrews, eight rods and three
links; thence, offset, one rod to land then of
Hiram Fernald, and by said Fernalds land a.
decided to him, seven rods and twenty-five links
to the road, and by said road to the corner begun
at containing two hundred and forty-two square
rods and seven links, more or less.
Dated at said Belfast this twentN-seventh day
of December, A. ID. 1892. 3w52
WILLIAM P. THOMPSON, Receiver.
The Republican journal., 1892-12-29

PROSPECT. The Christmas tree at the
Grange Hall was Wei attende and a large
number received presents. Four new names
We're We're sent in at the last meeting and
Stockton Grange is prospering, With money
in the treasury and a good building Well
furnished. The cold wave last week was
too much for some of the hay haulers and the
going IS bad. Wheels are used here YETI.
Capt. Robert Hillman is doing We'll; the arm
he broke is gaining. The butchering sea
son has arrived and everybody kills a hog
This year there is plenty beef cattle and
sheep and the farmers store bills Will be
shortened. Beef has not been 50 cheap for
80 years. Pressed hay goes quick at Sd
and it is hard work to get that amount by
feeding the hay. Prospect market is I'M
proving for truck and vegetables. John
Brown keeps fifteen boarders near the Hea-
gan mountain quarry ,htsdes others and cab
bages, potatoes and squash are wanted, John
T. Shute runs his meat cart there. It is the
rage now to have hornet nests and cattle
horns mounted as household ornaments.
The largest hornets nest are the best style,
and the smallest cattle horns, provided they
are very crooked and black. Next are black
tipped and clouded along down to the big
end In fact some are handsome when we'll
worked down and polished, but the hornet
nests are Just what they are always-all
alike in color and the shape is nearly the
SaIna
The Republican journal., 1892-12-29
Wedding Bells.

HALL-GATcHELL. Mr.. Edgar NJ. Hall and
Miss Ada B. Gatchell of this city were quiet
ly married yesterday afternoon at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
H. Gatchell of East Jackson. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. D. Bracket before a
small company of near relatives of the con-
tracing parties. After passing few days
in jackson the happy couple will return tc
this city, having fitted up a convenient suite
of rooms at Mrs. Fred l.. Mitchell's on Spring
street. Mr. and Mrs. Hall start in life with
the best wishes of a large circle of friends.
The Republican journal., 1892-12-29
hepllbllcal1 Jonrnal.
The Close of Volume sixty-Four.

The Close of Volume Sixty-Four.
With this issue the Journal closes its
64th volume. 1t is treading close upon
man allotted three score years and ten,
but does not heed such limitation. Men
may come and men may go but the Jour
nal Goes on forever. While during its eN-
istence of nearly two thirds of a century
the journal has had its ups and downs
there have been more ups than downs,
and ii was never before SO well equipped
as ii is o-day. With the beginning of the
dress II type, and the form changed from
folio -o quarto. This involved the pur-
chase 1t a new and il proved press and a
Dexter folder, whose work speaks for it
self While the enlargement materially
increased the running expenses and the
labor ot getting out the paper, it has en-
abeG lis to give more reading matter,
more news and better arranged than be-
fore This has been most satisfactory to
our readers, while the change has also
been If great benefit to advertisers. One
men-s in the journal with those in other
weekly papers to see the advantage of
COCO position. white paper, good ink and
good printing. The advertising columns
are rightly regarded as an important fea-
tlWe ri the paper, and the same care is
given 70 them as to other departments
In bl eI. the aim is to ensure that the ad-
yelti>eE GETS his money worth. and more
AMI t. convince even the most sceptical
that advertising pays"
Tie journal has few promises to make
ion tAv New Year. 1t sets more value on
performance. and is willing to be Judged
by is past. There will be no change in a
police which calls for aid and encourage
1nent TO every worthy pursuit and enter
Pllse n which Maine men may be engaged
by sen OF land" TO the best interests of
Maine. and especially of Waldo county
Interests both moral and material-the
journal will devote its best endeavorS.
Although political newspaper, believing
in and maintaining the principles of the
Republican party il recognizes another
fed ot usefulness in which it is proposed
10 lahur even more zealously than in the
past No local enterprise OF industry will
be Knowingly neglected. OF what the To-
cal paper may do an exchange we'll saws:
The country paper of to-day fills field
Whlf- IL" paper punished outside the
f,,n,.+il,,, ,a'ii ~
own town and county. and this if does
Its Importance cannot be oVerestimated,
anu I'll "'SelNeN 'iIe "ailhest ano most
i+,,,.. ;tlt a.. a.,,,,1i.; III .i
local l.lptl it can a1tl,1eciate the vaIup of
these II has 1T adNeltlees the advantages
~ ~ .'"n 'n" r"uii'H 1t Puoils!les 'he
tb.,,, o4. a,,v a,nn+ f,n,, In ,,+,,++,;,;
to the most important. which occurs
around them. 1t discusses the questions
~ t'o gay "il'' csi'eti"llN 'hose a1ectlhS
olilit, and tbns,. ,f rh,, ,,anars u,ioh 80,
10Y a character for iudependence. tr1th
fulneSs anG eandor have an influence, un-
~ '.''o ~ 'AoNV "liiei' afe influenced,
i'' o. pm W
-. .-.~.N..
The Republican journal., 1892-12-29

A Bay View street lady took time by the
forelock one morning last week. She got up.
built a fire. got breakfast and called the
breakfast when of the boys looked at his
watch and found it to be but five minutes
past three, standard. AS the factory WASH /
putting in extra time on that end of the day,
all again sought their beds for another nap.
The Republican journal., 1892-12-29
Belfast Hotel Company
1.TrOShN Ilill."

"TrOSbV Iin.
THE anl..<>s meeting of the Belfast Hotel cotlo.
l alton WI he holden ut the City TreasuIen,s
office City Hail. on Monday evening. Jan. 2 Me-
Treasurer and five directors Stockhulda
record are entitled 10 many votes as they 1,,'
shares of stock. Representation by proxy "iPT "i,.
ed. A majority of the capital stock ntcce99't
for the transaction of business.
ALDEN ID. CHASE, Clefh'
Belfast Dec Il, lS92.-2w51
The Republican journal., 1892-12-29

Great are the powers of Imagination. \
certain lady in Belfast lately came into pos
session of a pair of ied glasses, and her first
attempt at using them was even more of a
success than the Sarsaparila boom She
eveied the glasses on distant farm yard
where woman was milking cow and, as
she described it to a neighbor, 't brought
that place so near [ could hear that woman
say, so, moolty, So
The Republican journal., 1892-12-29
BELFAST SAVINGS BANK,

NOTICE is hereby given that Book No. 2910 is
IN sued by this Bank has been lost, and applica-
ton for a duplicate has been made according to
law. JOHN II. QUlMfSA, treas.
Belfast, Dec. IA, 1S92.-3w50
The Republican journal., 1892-12-29

The Boston Traveller says of the result
of Il recount of the ballots cast in one Of
the districts of Boston in the late muni-
cipal clection Evidence was brought
out of fraud upon the ballot, SO flag
rant, hold and daring that even the hard
ened politicians in attendance were stag
gered. Nothing of the sort was believed
possible And this under the boasted
model Australian ballot system!
The Republican journal., 1892-12-29

Bro. Drisko of the Machias Union is
said to be candidate for the custom
house in that town. He ought to have
it, if devotion to party and forty years
service as Democratic editor count with
the appointing power. But with the usual
disposition of political plums the office
will 60 to some one less deserving.