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DYNAMITE FIENDS IN ROME.
Bombs Exploded in Front of a
Hotel and a Villa Near By.
BOTH BUILDINGS AND CONTENTS
BADLY WRECKED.

Friends of Home Rule Very Much
Alarmed Over the State of Premier
Gladstone's Health-A Feeling of
Anxiety Among European Residents
In Egypt in Consequence of the De-
fiant Attitude Adopted by the Khe-
dive.
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Lake Erie Frozen Over.

TOLEDO Ohio, Jan. 22.-Not in the
history of the present generation has
Lake Erie been frozen as it is now. Spe-
cial dispatches indicate an unbroken
field of ice from Detroit River to Putin
Bay. Fishermen have driven fifteen
miles out from Monroe and returned
with the statement that the ice is solid all
the way and it extended as far as they
could see. The entire Lake Erie archi-
pelego is frozen up and fishermen are
compelled to suspend business.
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FIRE AT MODESTO.

MODESTO, Jan. PA fire broke out in
the clothing store of Sheltill Bros, in a
two-story brick building, this morning.
1t was started by defective stove, and
the stock was badly damaged by fire and
water. A large amount of infiammable
goods were near, and in a short time the
entire stock was in flames. The loss will
probably reach $1,000; partially insured.
The building was but slightly damaged.
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DISASTROUS FIRE.
Many Tons of Hay and Twelve Thor
oughbred Horses Burned.

oughbred Horses Burned.
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Jan. "a large
barn on n. ]. stones stock farm, three
miles from town, was burned to the
ground early this morning with many
tons of hay and twelve valuable thor
oughbred brood mares and colts. Six
others were got out though the heat was
intense. The barn was ablaze when dis
covered at O'Clock, and it was all that
those present could do to save another
barn close by in which was the valuable
stallion Election. The cause of the fire is
not known. There was an insurance on
the barn onlv.
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Cholera in Germany.

BERLIN, Jan. 22.-The outbreak of
cholera in the Nietleben Asylum in
Halle, continues to cause great anxiety.
From noon yesterday to noon to-day
seventeen new cases and nine deaths were
reported to the authorities.
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nenth OF Blshon wenror.

FORT WAYNE Qnd.], Jan. 22.-Bishop
D. l.. Wenger died tonight. ~
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Thurston withdraws.

OMAHA, Jan. 22.-The Bee tomorrow
will print letter from John NJ. Thurs
ton, formally withdrawing from the Ne
braska Senatorial contest.
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ELECTORAL VOTES.

Certificates of Fourteen States Not Yet
Received at Washington.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-There are miss
ing certificates of the ELECTORAL colleges of
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MEMPHIS (Teun.), Jan. 22.-The wife Of
General Bedford Forest, of Confederate
cavalry fame. died to-day.
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seventy Persons Frozen to neatI

seventy Persons Frozen to Death.
WARSAW, Jan. 22.-Seventy persons
were frozen to death in Russian Poland
in the last week.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-27

WASHINGTON. April s6.-Secre tary
Hoke Smith will not go to Chicago with
the Presidential party but will return to
Washington from lew York Friday.
CHARLESTON. April 26.-Information
reached here this morning that the
steamer Knickerbocker, from New Or
leans for New York, was off Cape Roman
in eighteen fathoms of water disabled.
The tug Confidence left here to 20 to
her assistance.
CHATTANOOGA, April 60 Milton b.
Ochs, managing editor of the Chat.
tanooga Times, and Miss Frances T..
Vandyke wore married this evening at
the home OF the bride. Tho we dding
presents were handsome and costly.
New YORK, April 26.-Certain holders
Of Savannah and Western, Columbus
and Western and Columbus and Rome
Railroad Companies securities have
united and an agreeme nt is now being
prepared which will be submitted to all
bondholders on Saturday, April 20.
LITTLE Rock. Ark, April GA ter
rife cyclone almost wiped out OF exist
ence the little town OF Jensen. in
Sebastian county. last night. Nine
buildings were demolished, four freight
cars were blown from the track and a
portion OF Frisco depot was carried
away. One man and child were seri.
ously injured.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass April 2G.-This
is to be tho banner year with the tobacco
growers OF Hampshire county. All
large growers arc planting moro seed
beds and II the weather is propitious, it
is estimated that nearly GOO, 600 pounds
will be harvested.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-27
TO TIE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
ROANOKE.

hereby announce myself a candidate
for city treasurer for the second term. AS a
will be conducted faithfully aud honestly
should BIO elected, beg to refer to the
books ofmy office and the manner In which
4 have conducted the same during my first
term. HHost respectfully soliciting the su p-
port of my fellow. citizens, I am, truly
you're, CHAS. W THOMAS.
Aft
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Mesmerism at the Academy tonight.
For the Reinterment of President pavis

For the Keinterment of President Davis.
RICHMOND, Va, April 26.-The execu.
tive committee of Lee Camp, which is
charged with making arrangements for
the reinterment OF the remains of Presi.
dent Davis, met to receive the reports
OF the sub committee. letter was
read from Gen. John b. Gordon accept.
ing The position of chief marshal of the
procession. Col. Purcell chairman of
the com mittee on transportation, re.
ported that he had secured special rates
from the several railway lines.
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smerIsm at the Academy Tonight.
Troops sim at James CITY.

RALEIGH, N. c., April &c Troops
have not yet been ordered away from
James City, but it is expected that they
will be tomorrow, am;cable terms of
settlement have been nj de. 1t is
necessary that some time Do consumed
in having the leases properly signed
This will probably be accomplished to-.
morrow morning, when Governor Carr
Will order the troops back home.
M.slnerism at the academy to.picht.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-27
COUNCIL WORK ALL CAUGHT up.
1t Adjourns Over to the Regular
May Meeting.

A Long Series of Bills Lifted From the
Calendar-An Bills for Ordinances
Must Pass Through the Hands of tho
City Solicitor-The Board of Public
Works Horse-The Holiday Street
Sewer Matter Referred to the Sewer
Committee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-27
MIR. s. b. WEBB.

Who is now with Harrell Sc Bro. I3I
Salem avenue, has just returned from the
North where he purchased for his hou.e
tho largest and most complete stock of
dry goods. notions and shoes that has
ever been shown In Roanoke. The whole
stock is now In the house and Mr. Webb
invites all his friends to call and inspect
this stock of goods before purchasinp
their spring goods. 3sl1m.
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mesmerlsm at the Academy ro-Nisl
THE WEATHER.

Forecast for Virginia: Rain during early
morning, followed by clearing In middle
of day or afternoon; brisk easterIy shifting
to southerly winds; warmer.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-27
The CASE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The Houston Narcotic Cure
Does What is Claimed.

Thoroughly and Radically Destroys the
Liquor Tobacco, Opium or Morphine
Habit, and Brings the Victim Back to
Sound, Vigorous and Healthy Con-.
dition. Mentally and Physica,,y-Mr
Hobbs Investigations.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-27

WE still have left fe " damaged din.
ner, tea and toilet sets, and odd pieces
OF furniture, which we are closing ont
at q sacrifice. Call and secure great
bargain before they are all gone. The
E.. FL. Stewart Furniture Company.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-27
ID. b. BARBOUR. ID. n. AIATsON.
ROANOKE SANITARY PLUMBING
"a COMPANY.

Practical plumbers and ra,-atters
Dealers In all kinds of p1umbers' and gas
ncters' supplies. Estimates made on the
improved and sanitary styles of plumbing
AL work guaranteed. j. MELHORN,
superintendent, No. 10 South Jefferson
trect, Roanoke, Va. 1261v
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-27

Miss wilkinson has removed her music
HOke street. oUIw
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RK ERCHANT's CAFE.

M H1'0'AN . OAEN.
1i5 JEFFERSON STREET.
o'oo 10 o........... IS cents
Dinner, II to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. a5 c.nto
Bupper, G to OK c.nto
Services Ia carte at ali hours.
Oysters fresh every day and served in all stylcs.
7S0tf 40 "i ''y i'e'
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TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

Mesmerism at the Acadeny tonight,
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M.sMerism at the . cademy to.nIeht.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-04-20
Boston Produce Market.

Boston, April IL, 1898. The following are to
days quotations of provisions, produce, etc
Butter-New York and Vermont dairy, good to
choice, "a o2Gc; Eastern creamery, good to choice
at 26a27c. The above quotations are receiv-
ers' prices for strictly wholesale lots Jobbing
prices 1a2c higher.
Cheese-Northern choice full creams, at i | / 2
~ SIC; fancy twins, l2c; fair to good at "a !
1-2c.
Eggs-Choice fresh Eastern, 17a17 1-2c
Poutry-Northern fresh-killed chickens, choice
at 20a22c fowls, 16d tic.
Beans-New York, hand picked pea, at 50 25
marrow pea 50 ooa2 10; choice screen pea
81 7oa1 80; hand-picked medium, 50 o5a2 10:
choice screened, l 1872 90; choice yellow eyes
Hay Choice SIS ooals 80. fair to good sl5a
l6; Eastern choice at S17a17 so; poor to ordi
nary S12al6
Potatoes Choice Aroostook iIebrons. 81 oa
y bush; Houlton Hebrons, 81 o3a1 %; Houltor
Rose, a5c.
Apples-Choice No. ] Badwins at 50 25a2 80
No at 81 25d so; Greetings at 50 5Oa3 90
SlNs. s. oOa3 90; Talman sweets, 81 SOAP 80.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-04-20

V'lIE undersigned Seecfnen M Alontyilo ana
Il tlHlN ttuthurized ~ Nntt ut fhe inhabitants
nf said town AT anee!ng htId fpr tie pirn"-,. re-
specially represent that public la.Nenience ana
necessity require dlScplh lmUaiIre III the countN
highway as now travelled in said tuWn IF Mont
vile Commencing at three corners NJ Tne fo.td
near john N. CVs'S house. thence a nortileasterlv
course ny land of John y Cox, Hartley Cox Z. +
Spear, Getchell, about nne halt mile tA tonn line
between Montyilit and KNOX near nj Grtchell "
house. We therefore request Nflnr fIonnrs after
You have caused due notice tn IA gwen, ~ NirW
said ROAD ana make >ucl HiScolflnuaf.Ge d. vnu
may deem eXpetiient and proper, ana il duty
bound Will ever pray
patei Montllle this frSt day NJ Alri ~ IN.
1eq2. NOLNEN Ti0MISoN,j Selectnen
VIII IL BEAL, ~
ALBERT GRAY. MNutNille.
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ftsMaai. Nati VI HIM S"il' NJ AAf"iH \"
""fA.
Eastman Mi lrHsRegt Wa ih TOWN.
9~t Wet IS.
N..sftr.. l;l, a .iri1;,ri,.f, ii, Camden,
W. masonry
rt,l4p lI,,rrinI,tn inns gou. to MI. Waldo
/, l,r51r Hill ,tr.,tit4
~, s.,san r,il.., nf ,s,ttl Rrnolz, yisitcd
.ts,is ,I,5r,avn7 iast .Ne.l.
j- summer Nl' h'fSt'l ASi7 9Nf4e w Am I1fa-
4''N ~"
FN Mathews haS hlre3 with u. " Nick
l,on oi sNaNeille terone year.
w., ~ u.,l. ,.i.i.,l ~,
Ml Hla AIr m MA'leM NlSl"'n IN
sl@an sAli'% = ~ SCUM i'f'''Ns '''St wees
Hon. A. Il. NleNel~or IF SNanHile wa n
-.wn la.f #mr.il IarNIiIa mev mitch cuws
Mas II + 1owle waS n r. faSf bg ,13 init
Mrek AlsiAn9 hei lii'"' n - CIV - n N.Y.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-04-20
Funeral OF DR.. Mcclellan.

The funeral of tht late III II G. Mcclellan
was hrld al the residence il Bucksport April
w. Rev Wm Forsyth Of the Congregations
Al Church officiating. Misses Folsom and
Emery and Messrs. Brown and Homer sang
appropriate hymns Messrs. !, w. Heath,
w b. Mooney, @. II. Harraden and A. +.
Page We're the bearers. There WAS a pro-
fusion Of cut flowers from sympathyzing
friends, and w \. Remick Esq, otticiated
as conductor. The remains We're deposited
II the tomb at Silver Lake Cemetery to be
taken to Lisbon tor burial later in the season.
The brothers IF the deceased, Hon. VIM IL
Mcclellan Of Belfast and James Mcclellan Of
Hyde Park, Mass, We're present.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-04-20
Supreme Judicial Court.

w. p. WHITEHoTSE, JUSTICE, PRESIDING.
The April term Of Supreme judicial Court
opened in this city Tuesday morning, with
the following officials and Jurors in attend
ance:
Judge, w. p Whitehouse, Augusta
CLERK, Tieston adlin Northport
County Attorney, W. I G. Runnells, Sears
port.
StenograpEer, j. S. Estes, Caribou.
Sheriff, Joseph r. Llttletield, Belfast.
Deputy Shertts, E. A. Sprowl, Montville,
crier: A. Z. Sanford, Liberty, grand jury
". q f. lwombiy, Monroe, irst jury Geo.
Bowen, Brooks
Messenger, Robbie Mears, Morrill,.
The Grand jury is the same as at the
October and January terms, except that Rell-
ben Sifley Of Freedom was excused
FIRST TRAVERSE JURY. Stephen Clark,
Gardner - Berry, Montvile; b. q. Camp
bell, Palermo; Manley Clark, Frankfort
Alberto Chandler Burnham Albine H.
Curtis, Wintcrrort, Benjamin A. Curtis,
Monroe Edward {. Grant, Prospect Wal
ter NJ. llllman, TroN Herbert 4. Holmes,
Sraismont Francis Jones, Belfast
SECOND TRAVERSE jury. l.. c. Putnam,
Helia~t, foreman: Joseph 5. Lang. Brooks I;
Henry MvCaslin, Stockton Springs Dennis
lendietnn, l>fe>horo James II Perkins,
Belfast Harrison H. Pitcher, Belfast John
f. Prescott lihcftN Moses W. Eieh. Eel-
iHSt + N iowrr belmont. Bartlett M.,d-
lln, NQrtipelt Ell WINteomh, " aldo Her
iNst l.. Mm- 'llormdll5e.
NJ rhENl NtnAEA I-'Gc =. Aoimg. I.in-
ctliNlle
lAe opeln= Frazer was hv rev. 81 j.
IInsodMI
NJ. Chandler wa- excused from H. first
HiiN the iirst day
ne HOLLOW ATTORNEYS pf
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST

oi.l We - i-t>l +Ain /
ARRIVED.
April Is. schs sias McLoon, Morrill,
Portland Governor, Lowe. Nev York
Mary Eliza, RicI, isle III Hiatt Tiiai
Wave, Turner, Rockland Lady Antrim,
MeClimtock. BoothbaN
April -, sch. James Holmes, Ryan, Bos-
ton.
April -. Sch VIM. Flint Moody, Frank
April a. ssh. Mary Eliza, Fach, Isle al
Haut.
April .. schs Maud Briggs, Fletcher,
Bangor; Rahboni Lord, do Siils McI.oon,
Morrill,, Rockpor
April H. Sclls Mary f. Grossly, White.
Roekland; Tidal Wave, Turner, do GOV
ernor, Lowe, Sargentvlle.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, April II Arrived sells. Ptnob-
scot, Dodge, Macoris; Ahbie {. Stubs,
Coombs, Fernandina. + G. Pendleton,
Dodge, Savanlah Flora Condor, Osborn,
Lynn; A. Iiayford, Warren, Rocl1and Al
tie Jordan, Htrriman Glen Cove. III, nr-
rived srhs. Alfaretta S. Snare, Santa Cruz
Florence x Lillian. Jacksonville, Anna Pen
dletVn, barren cleared, bark SerrauU Wa
terllouse, Aniier for orders II arrived, sch.
Herald, Lowell, Santa Cruz 4, arrived,
sch Addie a. bryant CLAY, BrRuswicN
Bosfon Anrl II 81 I'M n '''I II Ii,
XIII. Carr, .jersev Gity 3.InaraI IN 'i i,ll,-
Il. Wiley, 81. Smans, GA. u. arrived srhs
t,,l~on ,T4rs4y CIV. X lIGs pt.},',
Npw York ii Arrived s,.hs H,I.. fI.,,'}, u
Ralt4itnr.s I.,,1. nI..rt, T., 14i3,',I "A
rrt H. clearrd. ~c zac sherna.' '', coonh =.
sajtii,nre Il. arriv4,l sch. DavHght Ralfi-
mo 49, N - ''' ''''s -''''' 20 7
Pn;i.,ao,,,,a. Assn - rf.a,.,1 l,y
y,,nt.. Fr, ''a.' . a, rn,.f., n't'e'
.,,, lI,i;,. ';, .si.1, ~ v" tt''
w,..l,, .I,, 4.
v' u tIlI .ra '.'1'' = ~ ''.'' n
Sr - t'L,''@' -
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Sai, m H..
Jt,5,.,,,. It,tf.Ts..n N.,t.'.i,s
IsH+i,,t,, ;I II l I 4,
I, r; II'ii pl, , Ai,T'l ~ Af''"d' sen = w.
C,M.rf'lt'', lr, ~ ,n:. , ,.n;..
i pon,i7t,.,,
.,,.l.s,,',li.. A.rl1, ,I...,r. .,,.t. N.,.
r G~r,,1 jmilills,,m HIlr1n"r, r.
Savannah. \ pril ~ Cleared sch. Nah,,u
ChaPn, AreN, \eW York: II, arriee d seh. NJ
Il. Mlllen, oyer. New York.
i'rnns "iek, Ga, April X Arrived, sehs.
Lester LEWIS Burgess PhiladelpsiA, AND
sailed It'll tor satilia}; senator sullivan.
Crockett, New ork II, arrived, SCH. Carrie
= l4aok. New York.
Sabine Pass, April :. Arrived, sch T. d.
Haskell, Haskell, Ianpleo to retlrnl.
T. ''i"''N ~ Al'ili liiiNF'' H'H' 'o''h "
ln.,ia,bI,nla a,,r,l1, A,r,,Aa s,.b N
I /, Cl4as. JinLlam taii Eiyar
p,sr,rn,,l, Anvil NJ Arriy,1 son E+ra
I,rd Galveston,
n-rt E,l :. q An !, sf
r.!I1 ~ l. iix-5f,; d ''i'N'' " m
''a'.n -, = y 'tttn rii. s;1i ,
9,,.it." 70 SCI .
~ ! i'htt iiiSt Ait'9ht,il' b"n'.'
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-04-20

THE subscriber hereby gives pnblic notice to all
/ concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and taken upon himself the trust Of Administra-
tor Of the estate Of
LYDIA II. FORD, late of Belfast,
in the County Of Waldo, deceased by giving bond
as the law directs; he therefore requests all per
sons who are indebted to said ieceased's estate to
make immediate payment, and those who have
any demands thereon, to exhibit the same for set
lement to him. EUGENE S. ACHORN.
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WALDO ssh Court w Probate, held At Bel
w fast. on the second Tuesday of Ap1il, 1888
T.. III. MAHONEY, Administrator "a The estate of
HARRISON MAHONEN, late W. Belfast IL said
county. deceased having presented his first ac-
count Of administration Of sand estate fnr allow
ordered, That notice thereof lie given, three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Republican Journal
printed in Belfast in said County. that all persons
interested may attend AT Probate Court, to be
held at Belfast on the second Tuesday oi May
next, and show cause, if any the. have. why the
said account should not be allowed.
GEO. +. JOHNSON, Judge.
true copy Attest:
JERE'Ii ID. PARKER, Register
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-04-20

IsLEsBoRo. The measles are quite plen IT,
full in town, besides large amount of other
sickness, which keeps DIR. Williams on the
90 about all of his time.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-04-20

BrKNtAM. Mrs. Rachel Kicker died April
ilth IF h grippe, aged " years. Funeral ser
Vices We're held at the Reynolds schoolhouse,
Rev Tobias Lord officiating, Arthur
Hr;pey died April ETH oftyphoid pneumonia,
aged 80 wears. Funeral services We're held
April 18th. Rev. Mr. Baker officiating. -.
Mr.. George Warner of Pittstied is negotlat-
ing for lease of a store at the village with
a view to putting ia a large stock of dry and
fancy goods. "A n enterprise Of this sort would
add much to the prosperity of the village....
Mr.. Edward McAllister Of Canaan will man
age the poor farm this year.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-04-20

BROOKS. A sad event was the recent death
ami burial Of the Misses Sarah and Chloe
DAVIS formerly Of this town but for some
time rr>l'tehfs of Massachusetts. The bodies
Were brought home and buried within three
Gays II each other They We're daughters Of
the late Allen Davis Of Brooks. Ellen, the
Youngest Child Is the only surviving mem
hef of the family. Hollis Blackstone
and wife have visited friends in Brooks.
.. Bert Jones was AT home from Pitts
field last week Miss Hattie Ahorn. who
Has learned the lrrsSmakers trade, VIII Wis
il nor SISTER Iii Portsmouth, n. I'll. mex t
week Miss Celia NJ. Lane, no for several
years HAS carried Oh the drrSsmak ING depart
nient NJ Mr.. BOWS business, has reslgncd
that position t0 accept an offer III another
i1itf vi the State. 1t was thought that Dr.
Ejcli'S house was um ire the other evening,
iillt il proved ~ he olilN burning chimney.
john Rarhelder is lit work with Il crew
"n the building OF tho q. y X, hoys...
Nhadrach Hall Is doing some work on the
buildings of James Is McTaggart. Mrs.
DOW, the millintr, is in Boston this week
selecting goods G.. f. Lane is III New
Hampshire for the itpdnH Medical Co.
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Dd09911{l>}GPpel!]1;IIA
MERRS7E: ' j6iI[:;;

The Best on Earth on its Merits Compare it
with all others and IA satisfied. IKNSlPELAa Of
twenty-sevcn years standing cured.
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April l5 schs. sjlas McLoon Morrill,,
Portland GoNemor, Lowe. New York
MARY Eliza, Rch, Isle al llaut Tidal
Wave, Turner, kockiand Lady Antrim,
MeClintocl, Boothbay.
ton.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-04-20
FOREIGN PORTS,

Havana, April Is. Sailed the Columbus
caraSals Santa Maria, Nina and Pinta for
the nited States champion Roads,.
Coatzacoalcos, Mex, March u.s. In port
SCH Hattie MEG. Buck, to sail for Nr~ Or
leans in a few days
Port Spain, April L. Sailed SIN VIM.
Frederick, Pensacola. ., arrived brig Harry
Smith, Dtmrrtri.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-04-20

April -. sch. WIN. Flint, Moody Frank
fort.
Aprl ~ srh Mary Eliza. Eirb, Isle Ill
Haut.
April 10. scls Maud Briggs, Fletcher
Bang"r; Rahboni Lord do; Slias McIoon,
Morrill,, Rockport-
April IL. Schs Mary +. Crosby, White
Rockland Tidal Wave, Turner, do; Gov
ernor Lowe, Sargenville
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-04-20
PREPARED y DALTON SARsAPARILlA DOL. BeItast. Ne.

W Ialion'S Iills ud pqsters a.so DaItons
iiAuA l1entifric- fan tbs Testh ANA Gums
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1893-09-01

]. G. Rielti, of Jackson, Miss, q
veteran of the 10Th Mississippi reg
iment, is preparing a history that
will set forth the services rendered
ia the late war by troops from this
state.
"One valuable feature" says Mr..
Rietti, "will be the Memorial Roll,
dedicated TO those who tell in bat
tie, and will give the name, date
and place of officers who we're kill
ed, wounded or captured. Great
pains will be taken to make it u
true memorial Of valnr and patriot
ism of the state volunteers.
"This publication will contain
the roster Of every company OF
Mississippi volunteers, from every
branch Of service, and all independ-
ent or detached commands, giving
each soldiers record, with his de-
scriptive roll showing age, rank,
killed, wounded or captured, mum
ber Of battles, and general record
Of army service"
lie appeals to ex-Confederate
captains TO aid him by furnishing
the needed Information.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1893-09-01
Bad Habit Of Exercise.

Some persons GET on perfectly well
without exercise. am oDc of them,
says the editor London Truth, bcrausc
| never fell into the engrossing habit
of exercise when young man. Nalur-
ally a person who passes hls youth IN
violent exercise find later on that hc
cannot do without II. The habit Is as
easily acquired as that of drinking or
opium smoking, aud. once acquired, a
person becomes a slave 10 1t for the
rest OF bis life.
Most people, however, cat far ion
much, and then often find themselves
incommoded, If they do not work off
this excess Of food. II Is easy 10 get up
an artificial appetite. remember Mr..
Bright once explained this 10 me. lie
said If the stomach Is arti6cinlIy dis
tended, the void which Is created ow-
ing to this artificial dislension produces
perpetual craving for food, and this
Is termed being hungry. Gradually
reduce the amount of food. and The
stomach becames normal, with tho re-
suit that half the amount Of food Is
satisfying. The world Is divided be-
tween those who eat too much aud
those who do not have enough TO eat.