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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-02-01

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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-02-01

The vast region called Western ST.
BERN forms less than one-ffth of all
l % n nearly 1000 & 6 66e
souls.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-02-01

MI mvesg1y =, ANY wv7ss
who consiasses o. ssA~r wifa arg
o. those trying diseases perssasr
to our sex - largely responsible
Tor her own suffering fer "A =ss.s
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-02-01
President Elliot on Woman.

perfect growth by using earth moistened
with q solution Of 5000 parts of water to
one of -PhiladeIphia Times
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-02-01
Marie SntuiBetfe's Crown

There is n Crown in New York that
every woman in the Iansi would Fkc fn
hold in her hand and. maybe. try on her
hcah. II came over the seas iu n l.aske,
Of fadel royal purple vc,vaf. with monn
gram and lock and key nf gc,n-cnrrustetl
gold. Tho yeEOwed satin lining still gives
out an irresitibIc fragrance. and a. I
rcvcrcnt'y tTuchcf If my heart gave a
great big arhc for thc woman whu had
;nvcd and worn if. I'm faircr days il was
made for The lovely. unhappy gr.cn
Mario Arithmetic and fhc sheer nf fI,c
pearl and bIazc Of flrr diamond arc inst
the same ~ tho day her lovely eyes first
1ookrd n,r,n them, Dnly thc cast. shows
the years and tllc changes. Mrs T:raflley-
Marin is the lrmfd owner of fIIis cx1uis-
it, ct'lIcttioft If gems. ard she ,a1f fer II
right royalty. Twr hundred and fits
thousand dollars is thc price sfr" faid tfr,v,,
fOr the faded caskrt. with ifs historic rs,,,
t"t,ts. TIr crows differs from fhc mol
,rn tjafas and coro,"tS in fiat y ay..at
i.at of gold il shown. and this nakcs IL
tHtt,cr awkward fo wear Ti,rrc afc MIN.
ts,itts, gradually decliHina ~ sizc frrs
The central Print, which 10 quite fonr
inches hjab. Eart tsint il SinsI,l,aI win
,jinHonds and titq.h with single i'm.
,prttsc pearl THE band il ~ ALTERNATE.
satt,I,irs ard rHf,ics If fuatri,lcss c,,l,,r,
mi rOtJnd witt, diamonds and jefned IA,
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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-02-01
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and Frgnlariy signing her nanlr
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-02-01
Nc Provisions for tIs~ Cxsr-< widow.

There - no provision mastss far fifT
widows of the rZlrS anil the grand rITkrS
of RUSSIA. and in e'ofs<esturnev Nil the
widows of members of IN. imperial EIuTT-
~ arr completely M rifr Mercy of III.
reignin= emperor wh. cIn i, rs Fif-i.. ~
~ much for them ~ he pIs-s..<. Tn
present widowed rzariuI * eTIsiF..lg 81.
pendent on her SON irssrri thar ~,
one oes..fsion she teisf her father the
Ming of Denmark. fhat sFfe knew If yer
she was left widow. taf re wor1IsI ~
low her to oerrrpy thr rnnrn sFlr hatsI rfSs-'
in her girihaod ami that fIfar <ilouEE Fr.
her tiotver rrSiflcncr. -t..nfleyvnrItHn
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-02-01

MaRtesI 9rowtb ~ tstpots.

\ French seisBtisi. w. Kagpnuca8, bss
Just discovered how to MAX" - plant grow
from the sccd in thirty minutes ~ murf,
~ II would under ordinary circumstances
shared this secret with the Yog,is ~
India alone. and tho methods IBr.uc,I f,y
these clever magieians IN performing This
trick have been often dc@rih~tI. Tiny
pInnt q seed IN the car'h and covcr II viii,
n cloth. IN y few moments the cloth ir..
gins to he pushed upward Ivy the growing
plant, which IN q short tim" attains sIte
height Of several feet. Various theories
hnv" lNcn advanced M to tIfc mosIus oIp
crandi Of this miracle, one " the latest
being that the spectators are Nh hypao
tizs'l by the mngician.
During his travels In India. VI. Kogan.
mean saw this trick pcrforrmsl Frequently
and noticed that the Hindsms always i'm
bctlded the seed In soil which they have
brought with them cspcciaIly for that
purpose. At last he learned that they
obtained this earth from ant hills. Now.
az every one knows who has inadvsrtent
~ eaten one Of these industrious insects.
ants contain y large proportion Of forn;e
ncid. with which in time The soil " their
!1abitn lions becomes charEesL This acid
has the power of quickly dissolving. the
ii1tcgnmeht surrounding 70 sspd md Of
sgrestly |. stimulatina the growth of t!,c
germ, within. SDss "a . 7s#ss&'@s A&
= After ID little cxprimenting with t'ris
ncid the learned Frcnchmau was able to
duplicate perfectly the. 9Hindoo trick.
His further researches have led him to
believe that this discovery may Ne profit
ably applied to agriculture. by iafnsiHg
ants in boiling water acid as strong as
vinegar can be obtained. NJ Ragonncan
has achieved the best results and most
The Republican journal., 1895-07-04
City Government.

The regular meeting Of the City Council
was held Monday evening, July 1st, With
full boards present The roll Of accounts
included, in addition To the routine bills
under the various aprrop iations, the Asses
-nr's bills amounting to $40 Orders were
PASSED directing the Highway Surveyor of
City District to build the extension Of Har
Dor and Pearl streets The City Solicitor
reported the city not liable Tor bill Of John
Ward for property destroyed election light
The Committee On Sidewalks reported favor
ably On walks Oh Waldo avenue ana Sal
mond street as asked for, ana such walks
We're ordered built. L. III " elch was grant
ei permission to connect His residence with
the fire alarm system. Voted to buy one
half acre Of land tor addition To the Gene
terry III South Belfast THE Highway Sur
vevor was Instructed to tllild walk on
Front street. an orlerto build gravel walk
in the middle of Mayo street was non-con-
CURED in by tine Common Council
The Committee On Sewers Reported, ~
commencing that sewers H. built this Year
on High street from Main to Bridge street,
and up Bridge to connect With the present
sewer system at Main street Junction. Not-
~ " employ a. d. Hayes If Belfast tn su-
perintrnd sewer construction at ~ per day.
An order was passed tiNng the compen-
sation Of the Collector of Taxes at one and
three-fourths cents, he to collect all person.
al property and poll taxes. and To begin
suits on all delinquent real estate taxes
within Nit wear from! date of commitments
The Republican journal., 1895-07-04
Coming to Belfast Thursday, July 18th
THE BIGGEST AND RICHEST SHOW o. EARTH.

THE BIGGEST AND RICHEST SHOW On EARTH.
Sells Bros Big Show Of tile World until
this year has never visited the New England
States. This territory has been visited an
nually by one of two big shows, which by an
agreement, have taken this territory alter
nately. Since tlfe death of the original
owners, when both these shows became the
property Of one firm, the policy of keeping
other shows ont by waging merciless and ex-
penslye warfare has prevailed While Sells
Bros. are powerful in the West, these two
well-known shows have been formidable in
the East. This year the famous Sells Bros
Lave decided To invade the territory Of these
shows that boast Of owning the country and
Will exhibit IN this city the finest equipped
tented exhibition in tile world, which Has
stood the test Of time for a longer period
than any Zig show that ever existed. 1t las
for twentyfpu memorable wears kent the
even tenor Of its way, and through storm
and sunshine has never swerved from the
strictest integrity: has III de no alliances
and entered into no compacts, hut has
fought its battles single-h handed and alone
without fear or favor. Sells Bros. will visit
all Of the leading cities this season, and in
vite the discriminating consideration Of the
intelligent public. That they will receive
liberal patronage Is firmly believed, and that
they will win good opinion there il Ia rea-
son to doubt Sells Bros ask you to witness
their unequalled free street parade, see the
vast city Of canvas, and the rroiiga profll-
sion Of prlncely paraphernalia, then decide
whether or not yon want IL see the largest,
grandeSt and best eXhi ever seen Id
the world Sells Bros are truly the pioneer
showmen of America, and promoters Of all
up-to-date amusement ideas the absolute
and sole owners of all stock, railroad cars
animals, cages, chariuts ami tents, renting
no privileges. Free from any and ali OBJ
jectionahe features no games of chance no
hnmhugt. which 50 frequently accompany
f5,,+ IL. .i,,,, ~
The Republican journal., 1895-07-04
Field Day of Non-Partisan W. c. IT, AL
lance.

Perfect weather and eongenal company Of
forty-tve persons conSlired tp make the first
Field Day of the Belfast Non-Partisan " u. Il.
Alliance on Tuesday, July 2I, d great success Tile
convention met w invitation tht h.mc NJ Mr.
ana Mr.. Joseph Il. Littlelied IN South Brooks
where hearty greeting awaited the JOYOUS com
Fany. After i,nantiful picnic dinner, supple
mtnred by delicaceS ny the ho-pitabe hostess, d
short business meeting was held. Reports of work
We're made by secretaries Of Departments. and a
tree discussion of pertinent questions r,olyin.
the different lines of work these ladies are inter
e>ted in, recitation i,y Mrs Alexander and a very
Instructive Paper Ivy Mrs .lltiia McINeen On. "Wu-
men among The early Germans Ii is greatly to
be regretted that several af The county officers
were nnav"iHahlv absent Ey general request a.
much possible Of busieS- Ma~ lo~t lume,! tn al
ADJOURNED meeting. h, TIL. ,sisN -isrn lil III 4 RE-
llghttnl social cutting nn thr grounds "A ulani-
nous and heartfelt VOTE M thanks WaS eNtcmtjeG
70 the host and hostess whn HAD pne nlIirh ID
M the day with enjoyment tor their guests ann Il
hearty ''God speed wa echoed from the hearts
OF all' as the good bNes' A PARTING We're said
The Republican journal., 1895-07-04


iie SeilaSt 'fup Gilh haS issHe't IN neat
folders frprn thu press of tll- Belfast Print-
inr itt tta ,r.erra,,, .f .l,f, l.a,,i .,,,,,,,.l
mi
fqNfhaineht7 t9 ~ Aeia @n fAe grounds I'M
WIN elty Tuesday ann "Wednesday, .lulv
VAIN an.l 7-tn Ali .,-4154s -,,rin., s.i,a
lfitN illa'Nh ah1 lntfel4aAa-7t lha1Fi-, Wlli n~
oitn IT, the world. All events not otherwise
sl,4. iti4d win he dfzjalt.8 Us 4.sib,o- .-a,,ts
,nisI
~ 'N9 vi i'4' "SS 'il"h i"
birds > moneys Tie Elm titx CHl Rooms
wi} We open to the IL last G6m Club and
III sitars ,ltt,.,,s,
The Republican journal., 1895-07-04

SHIPPING ITEMS. The Baltimore sun re-
ports The arrival at that port june 18th of
Stewards tparkentne Priscilla from santos,
Brazil, with l425l bags of u, tlee On June
II Al the Priscilla took northeast vale otr
llatteras which lasted until tEe 1oth wien
II had Xeerrd ~ the nortl-nortlle;st. HEAVY,
confused seas prevailed the whole time
away and one Of the boats was stove in hv a
sea. The bill Of health of the Priscilla re-
ported some eases of yellow fever in Santos
While there Mate Gale was taken with it.
but recovered in time to sail IN the shin.
The Priscilla sailed this week for Bahia
Ihe Portland Press recently published a
sketch, With portrait, Of its marine editor,
Mr. a. q. French, and we are glad to thus
make the acquaintance Of the man who com
piles the best daily shipping list in Maine
cerned mis- work is better than that on some
of the Boston dailes Bark Fred p. Litcb-
field has been chartered by Lyon Bros. &
Go. to load at Hong Kong for Baltimore.
She IS now ell route from New Zealand to
Hong Kong and will take the berth for Bal
July Of the ship Centennial chartered by the
same firm, Sch. Ralph Il. Grant arrived
une 9th from Boston with corn for H. a
knowlton.. Sch. James Holmes is loading
hay AT f. q. Whites, for Quincy Point
Sch Nellie s. Pickering sailed June 29:h.
for Newark, n. j., with 81 900 granite paw
ing blocks from Oak Hill quarry.
The Republican journal., 1895-07-04

venir ware-Belfast and Northport-w
was made in New Hampshire See the dis
play i'll their windows.
A. +. Clark Camp, Sons of Veterans will
meet only on the last Monday evening of
each month III July, August and September
In October they VIII resume their regular
weekly meetings.
1he engine Of the passenger train, No 81,
Was taken to the repair shup at Wateryi lle
last Friday Tor 4 IN rough uvelhauling NJ.
5S, niaeiine Of the sam. Size but 81 differ
ent MAKE il running in Her place.
Nathan " Pettee was severely injured in
Mathews Bros. mill last Thursday He
was operating a moulding machine and his
left hand became caught IN such manner as
to ntiict deep acerated wound between
the thumb and foretinger, and emitting into
tho hone
The contract for the new harkentne
which Bath was anxious to secure has been
awarded t. Mcdonald 4 Brown of Belfast
Bath Times
Camden also anxious to secure the
contract, and that it came here may be r.
garded as well-deserved compliment To
the Belfast builders. The finest vessels il
the present Baltimore coffee fleet came from
Belfast Yards
s"hes"aN June -oiil' MSS Sane lia>Seil
entertained a lawn party at her home on
Wal" avenue Refreshments Were served
and the time passed in playing croquet ami
otAel games. There We're fifteen present,
as loiipWs Mattle NplhN, flora Pelrct, All
ma 1ook. Susie Robertson, Florence Pierce,
Nate Putnam, Alma Colhy, Blanche Pierce
fahhle hoberfSon, Charlie kled Lauren
WlliiSf Wliie Brown. LARRY Rlaz", Waiter
ANDERSON ahu lHtlief Hanmphs.
North BELFAST. There have been
numerous arrivals TINS wpek. They are sis
follows Miss Mile Mitchell, Mis-. jean
Fisher. Irving Cross, Leon Bucklil Mrs
AdeliA Downs and daughter Blan lie ana
ltewellyn Garter all from Hpstou and neigh
boring cities. Mrs. Leon Huckl lin and Oh
Ter I.H0na from Muntton n h. Ery. r.
II Ahererolnhie is Visiting his family in
Bangor this week Harry Kurdish and
family visited their oiG homie Sunday
,4 ~ 5r H.
AIrs. F.i4li4 IN lartrr. Mum. III n Til,o, ~
The Republican journal., 1895-07-04

rJs and The cup Shoot at 20.
prac- Cup
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GAIA ul4a-d VI, quarantine
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p,al,al,iv -lte ,.attl,. NH
In, aw b4ipg stiYctlv
.a.il,.. ra,sideralle trouble
Saturday pr f. f. Free
55.lf4s, wont ta Burnhanl aud
tibertlllen teStN 10 two ear
WIleig were tagged and certi-
a. fred ir0l tuberculosis
has IL III proceedings under the
4t X4t h4ea received, hut tile
lnler fle circumstances
s@4taea IN Iir Freeman WILL
s.A@t is4~.r-it s.te. evem iiall
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-07-17
FAILURE OF THE CANAL.
Many German Newspapers say the Kit
Channel Is Worthless.

BERLIN, July The Cologne Ga
zette deems it advisable to treat seri-
ousIy the question raised by Russia as
to Germany's exclusive rights to levy
tolls upon vessels passing through the
Baltic sea canal. The public is not
interested in discussion of this ques-
ton, but is actively concerned in the
reports that the canal is destined to be
a failure.
The VOssiche Zeitung declares that
if large merchant vessels cannot risk a
passage of the canal it will be wholly
useless as a means of uniting the
Baltic and North sea fleets, as war
ships will not be able to pass through
unless the canal is deepened and
widened. In the meantime the mill
tsry value of the canal will be very
small.
The National ZeituDg beseeches the
government to explain the condition
of affairs at once and frankly avOw
the errors in the construction of the
canal rather than to allow the country
TO indulge in dangerous delusiOns.
The Bank Zeitung predicts that un-
til the canal is enlarged ct heavy cost
it viii never be able to pay its work
ing expenses.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-07-17
ANOTHER STEAMSHIP LINE.
Asloun to Touch at Honolulu En-
Route to Orient.

The Australia brought a short
telegram to Messrs. T. II. Davies &
Co., Ltd, saying that the steamer
Asloun would arrive at Honolulu
on or about August Sth from Port
land, Oregon, en- route to the
Orient, and that the vessel would
be consigned to them. Nothing
further is obtainable about the
matter, but it is generally believed
the new steamer is the pioneer ves-
sci of the Oriental line the Great
Northern Railway Company in
tends operating, and of which
mention was made in this pa
per a short time ago. IF this
should prove true, island people
may well rejoice, for it means
sharp competition in passenger and
freight rates to and from the Ori-
ent and points on Puget Sound,
with Seattle and Tacoma, Wash, as
distributing centres.
As an evidence of the increasing
trade between the United States
and Japan and China from north
ern ports, a dispatch from Tacoma,
Wash, of July Sth, says the North
ern Pacific Steamship Company
has secured the big freight steam
ship Eskdale to add to it's Tacoma
Oriental line, making six steam
ships it now has on the route. The
Eskdale left Yokohama July I'd
with 1000 tons of freight for Ia
coma. The Strathnevis arrives to-
morrow with nearly 5000 tons.
Two sailing vessels are on the way
from Japan, bringing a total of
1000 tons. 1t is expected this will
be the busiest shipping season Ia
coma has ever seen.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-07-17
KEEP OUT THE JAPANESE.
Commissioner FitzgeraId's Plan is CalIe
Impracticable.


~ SAN FRANCISCO, July Labor
Commissioner E. L. Fitzgerald has
been nourishing little plan that he
hoped to make public in his report to
the Governor shortly, whereby he
Japanese Exclusion Act. Mr.. FitZ-
gerald was going to suggest that a
monster memorial be drawn up to
Congress asking them to exclude Jap
anese as well as Chinese, the memo
rial to be circulated all over the State
for signatures. It is to this end that
he directed his recent Japanese inves-
tigation.
q Now comes Senator Perkins, fresh
from Washington, and announces that
the Senate would not do anything of
the kind, and that California Con-
gressmen are laughed at when they
mention the matter. This dash of cold
water has brought the Labor Commits
sioner out, and this is the way he re-
plies to Senator Perkins:
81 am sorry to note that Senator
Perkins is not in sympathy with the
movement against the Japanese; he
is the first man in California to dash
cold water on it. Undoubtedly it will
be a hard fight, even if a losing one,
and 1 propose to go ahead with it.
remember a fight in Sacramento a
short time ago which looked like a
losing one, but the Senator's heart did
not fail him as it does in this matter.
[ expect to notice that he makes
partisan affair out of it, as the people
and press throughout the State are
giving me their hearty support irres-
pective of party.
"Senator Perkins is in position to
know something of the japanese, as
he is a man who keeps posted on his
business, and the GOOdalI, Perkins line
running between here and Victoria
carries about one-half of all the jap
anese coming into this State. Cali
fornia is entitled to the credit of the
Chinese Exclusion Act, and why not
keep out the Japanese too"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-07-17

to all, and will write again after hav-
ing made the trip to the volcano.
2. 81 have on the sidebOard two
pineapples, one-half watermelon, co.
coanuts, some fresh tamarinds, alli-
gator pears, mangoes and taro."
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-11-29
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
Things That Interest Church
GoerS.

Rev. Jas. Kirkland will preach in
brick Chapel Sunday evening at 7
O'Clock.
Regular service of Church of Christ
in Brick Chapel next Sunday morning
at II o'clock.
The subjects for Lords Day at Disci-
Die Chapel, ID. Mccall pastor, will be
"Confessing Christ" evening, "Follow-
ing Christ"
The annual convention of the st.
Clair County Sunday School ascot
ton will be held in the NJ. +. church,
Lapeer ave-, Port Huron, December
18th and 18th. Every Sunday School
1 the county is earnestly requested to
have a represen alton as business of
great importance and of vital interests
to the Sunday Schools of the county
will be discussed.
The re-opening of the church. house
al Menerey's corner last Lords day
was grand success. Christians from
Deanville, Grant, Deckerville, etc,
having been invited, were present.
Especially pleasant was the Kindness
of the Christian brethren \ Yale, who,
with their amiable preacher, Mr.. Nc
Cal, united with the country-church
in worship pre.eminently gratifying
on account of the presence of the
preaching and singing evangelists
from Detroit, Messrs Phil Sanderson
and Phil Gray. The eloquence of the
one and the soul stirring singing of
the other were the identifying features
of this remarkable feast of Christian
unity. Evangelist Waldrop reported
his marvellous success i'll the field. A
repetition of such united love feasts
is strongly hoped for. The meeting
house is beauty inside, so far. A
new "coat" will be put on outside,
when "spring smiles again." tanning
".entle breezes".
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-11-29
The Ideal Panace

James l.. Frances, Alderman, Chica-
go: II regard DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry as an Ideal Panacea for Coughs,
Colds and Lung Complaints, having
used it in my family for the last five
years, to the exclusion of physicians
Prescriptions or other preparations. -
Rev. John Burgus, Keokuk, Iowa,
writes: II have been a minister of the
Methodist Episcopal Church for so
years or more, and have never found
9nything so beneficial, or that gave me
such speedy relief as DR.. Kings New
Discovery" Try this Ideal Cough
Remedy now. Trial bottles free at
Gre 1T Holden's drug store.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-11-29
An Elliott Item.

IT seems sad, when people get along
al years, to worry their poor old brain
about powder and paint. Now we
think if that couple who make it a
practice of coming in church late,
would even use little "magnesia" it
would soften up those wrinkles; that
is, if you could not afford "Pearl
Drop" Try it John, you will be sur
prlsed how much sweeter you would
look to Anna.