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No Free Silver for Waldo.

Congressman Milliken was in Augusta a
short time, Aug. eth, en- route for the Chau-
tauqua assembly where he made an address
in the evening. Mr.. Millken was asked by
Kennebec Journal reporter; "What is
the sentiment in Waldo county towards the
free silver question, of both parties 2?
Mr. Milliken smiled, and said "You may
draw your own deductions from this.
know of not one Republican who will vote
the Democratic ticket, in the entire county
while of Democrats l know number who
have expressed their intention of voting the
Republican ticket"
''Then there isn't much in this talk about
that county's being 'honey-combed' with
free silver sentiment"
II should say not, most alphabetically"
Referring to the recent Republican county
convention, at which Mr.. Powers made an
address, Mr.. Milliken said "Mr. Powers
made a strong impression at his appearance
in Belfast. It was very evident from the re-
ception given him, and his speech, how the
people feel. He made many friends and
supporters on that occasion.
"The reception rendered Mr.. Powers in
the evening at the residence of Mr.. F. B. Ma
thews was most enjoyable one"
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Papers and Periodicals.

The August number of the New England
Tourist is devoted to Picturesque Penob-
scot. The many beautiful illustrations are
from photographs by Mr. F. 7. Chase of this
city.
Mr.. Henry A. Wing has resigned his po-
sition as editor Of the Lewiston Sun. Mr..
Wing was formerly connected with the
Portland Press and other Maine papers and
has been editor of the Sun for several years
He is a genial gentleman as well as an ac-
complished journalist and mis- contempor-
aries will regret his retirement.
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AASI1 AMI 0@AMEs L t utW lOUSLoT law
has created considerable discussion among
those interested The Gamers say the
law has injured their business but fish
erman in communication to the Bangor
Commercial makes the following state
ment: In the month of May and June
there were caught on the coast of Maine,
east Of Portland, 1,5OO, 600 HOLSTERS less
than 10 1-2 inches long. Their value to
the Holsters fisherman was two cents,
amounting to $50, 900. All the 1,5OO, 900
would grow to be 10 1-2 inches in a year
and as they are quite as sure to be
caught as when they are small their value
to the fisherman would increase to $780,
600. There are six or eight small con-
Germs canning Holsters, employing 20
to 80 hands each. They are benefited
by using short Holsters At least
1,500 men are employed catching lob
sters east of Portland who are directly
benefited to the amount of $150,0OO a
year by the 10 IL inch law..... Capt.
Joseph Conant of Vinalhayen, in the
schooner Lottie May, has conducted the
eel fishery in Penobscot bay and adjacent
waters for three years. The schooner is
what is known as ''smack," having a
well between bulkheads in which free
salt water flows. The cells are kept alive
in this well until a sufficient number is
caught to warrant a shipment. The fish
are then placed in barrels with ice and
forwarded to the New York market Capt
Conant says the firm for which he fishes
smokes the cells, when they become a deli
cacy. Capt. Conant is accompanied by
one man and the two fish with so traps. .
Commissioner Carleton made complaint
recently against Lewis Sawyer and Her.
ho, at fo, l.;
moose in close time. Warrants for their
justice of Foxcroft, and the men were
brought before him at Monson, Aug. 7th
by Deputy Sheriff Martin, J. F. Sprague
appeared as attorney for the State. Both
respondents pleaded guilty and each were
fined 500 and costs.... Large game is re-
ported as being very plentiful in nearly
every section of Aroostook this fall.
Miss c. L. Crosby ely Rod) is at the
Kineo House, Moosehead Lake, where
with an efficient guide, John Hildreth,
she recently took I03 trout in a days
fishing. She has not fully recovered her
strength since her recent illness and is
doing no newspaper work at present..
Maine has its Daniel Boone, and he is a
worthy disciple of his illustrious name
sake of the West being known through
out Knox county as the famous hunter of
Montville. Since Oct LIST, 1895, he has
caught and Shot s. foxes, l23 mink, Al
coons, POI muskrats, shot 10 partridges,
SO rabbits, 10 hedghogs, and otter He
has chopped 200 cords of cord wood (hard
wooD and helped to peel 40 cords of bark.
The schooner Ethel B. Jacobs, Capt
solomon Jacobs, increased her already
large stock and strengthened her hold on
the high line position of the mackerel
fleet, by arriving at Boston Aug. 10th
with 1755 bbls. of fresh mackerel on board
The Jacobs got her mackerel on Georges,
10000 of them being fresh and 50 bbls.
salt. As the fresh ones sold for the big
price of tic. each Capt. Jacobs will make
a fine stock.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-08-20
The Great Newspaper Bolt.

Sixteen Democratic papers in Kentucky
have bolted Bryan, and one Republican pa
per has bolted Mckinley. This kind OF Ii
to is not very encouraging for the free sill
verites.
The number of newspapers that support
ed Cleveland but have bolted Bryan is now
152, and twenty -four are German. 1t is the
greatest landslide in the newspaper world
since 1860. [St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
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MAINE MATTERS. The Rockland Com
ton county railroad, have decided in favor
of the new route, running 3 - miles on
the St. Croix to Penobscot X. r., down
through Charlotte to Dennysville and
| Pembroke. The former route, that has
been rejected, was down the river to Rob-
| binston. 49, Senator Hale has offered a
medal to the winning hose team in the
contests to run at the Hancock county
fair. He has also offered a cash prize for
the best decorated team in the floral pa
1ade Speaker Reed has nominated Har-
old .. Hulnmery as the Portland candi
date at the United States naval academy
49,. Mrs. Mary d. Lyford, widow Of Prof
Moses Lyford of Colby University, Wa
terville, and mother of ex-senator Edwin
F. Lyford of Springfield, Mass, died from
the effects of stroke of paralysis Au-
gust 9th, at her sons home. Her
husband, who died in 1887, occupied for
more than 30 years the chair of physics
and astronomy at Colby, resigning in
Rogerson of Maine has been arrested
found guilty and fined for obtaining
money under false pretences at Nam
tucket. This man was formerly of Rock
land and short time ago was in Bath
and departed, leaving number of bills un
paid, says the Bath Times. -. The annual
muster at Camp Benson opened Aug. oth
with fine weather and good attendance.
The inaugural address was delivered by
President Davis. Sunday services will be
held under the direction of Department
Chaplain Webster. .. At a meeting of the
trustees of the Maine State College re-
Gently, ex- President NJ C. Fernald was
elected to the professorship of mathema-
tics. DR.. Fernaid was succeeded as pres
ident of the college IN 1898 by President
A. W. Harris, and he has since been liv-
ing in Foxcroft.
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Your Row wont Live a Month.

So Mr.. Gilman Brown, of "a Mill ST., South
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The Maine Register.

That valuable compendium of information
concerning the State of Maine, the Maine
Register of '@-'97. is issued by G. NJ .Don-
ham, 1o5 Middle street, Portland. The
edition IS 20 pages larger than any proceed
ing one. This gain is in the Statistical mat
ter IN the several towns and cities-a posi-
tive proof that the State of Maine is making
steady and substantial progress in spite OF
the general business depression No other
State in the Union is so we'll represented in
us statistics, or so we'll advertised in all its
varied interests as our own, by means of
TINS yearly publication. 1t thus invites the
attention OF outside parties to the superior
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The Republican Journal Thur day Morning, August TO- 1885,

America to-day is it's enormous wealth
we are becoming so absorbed in the nur'
SUIT after the material prosperity that
we are neglecting our inheritance and al.
lowing the country to become hothed AZ
secular license and lawlessness. Cod is
drummed out Of politics; the Bible is ont
OF the schools from which must come our
future citizens. We are so far from he
ing good Christians that we are not even
good Jews. The social and political REQ
ulatlons of to-day are not even an an.
proach to the Ten Commandments
which are the fundamental laws of the
Mosaic economy. Rev. DR.. Magruder.
Methodist, Cincinnati. ''(''i
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PEACE, NOT WAR. Our defense as a
nation should not be what many think,
strong fortlfications and long range guns,
but righteousness. We must set the ma ).
TONS OF the earth an example worthy of
oelng followed. We must let them see
that the true God of heaven and earth is
not COO OF war, but of peace. The day
1or Strengthening men on the field of bat
tle Is past among Christian nations. Our
dlHerences must be adjusted henceforth
oy aroltratlon. We must defend the in
st!tutlons inherited from our fathers, not
with powder and ball, but with the ON :.
nipotent weapon, the voice of the people
the American ballot. [Rev. DR.. Har-
court, Methodist, Philadelphia
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INTELLECTUAL Faculty.. Intellactnal
faculty in man seems no less noble, but
all the more sacred, because it is shared
in varying degree by inferior orders of
lite-by beasts, birds, fishes and insects.
Every creature, from archangel to oyster.
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CSATAN. More and more scientists are
beginning to realize the possibility of the
control of mind over matter, and the lat.
est results of psychic research are render
ing increasingly probable, even to philos-
ophers, the existence in the universe OF
an Internal hypnotist, whom scientists
may call what they please, but whom the
Scriptures call the devil. Rev. P S.
Henson, Baptist, Chicago.
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A SINGLE Word. Think of the writ
ings of Confucius, Buddha, Zoroaster,
Moses and Socrates-what volumes they
fill! Christ wrote but one word, and that
in the sand. Christ states a principle of
action and conduct in four letters which
covers and exhausts the whole world of
humanity. There is nothing beyond it or
above it but God, and he is the source of
it-love. Rev. DR.. Webb, Independent,
Baltimore.
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SHAKESPEARE AND THE BIBLE A man
spoke within my hearing, saying that
Shakespeare never quoted any one In
this he was greater than Christ. for Christ
had quoted. l sat to the task of solving
the question, and after eight months |
found just 551 places where Shakespeare
had quoted the Bible in his thirty-seven
plays. In these thirty plays just
thirty-seven times has he made illusions
to this great book. REV. Kerr Upper,
Baptist, Philadelphia.
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>l PREACHERS, sympa-
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rlsonable and forced inter
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l-, and there are preachers.
iu cog, Baptist, Columbus,
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sef sermons by Eminent Clergymen
tgAV ot All Denominations.

r-Io5t? As gravity is to the
VIZ y0.f4a, 50 IS love to the spiritual.
1''V ..s srrH 1t can not be defined.
la l,bertson, Methodist, Buf
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nan 'liiiF 20 AND TRUE. Not every one
dice =alA great wealth or achieve social
do '"'i1Vpn or win civic honors, but this
tbsf nF matter. 1t is simply required
dnt. one be found faithful in whatever
LIS Ii. and responsibilities the course of
lin, 'l'' deYoive upon him. 1t will often
na ,,, 'oS' something to be true, but it will
I e'sJ more than it is worth. Rev.
9uo"' niyersalist, Haverhill, Mass.
ALI .. Ian UNsELFISHNESS. We are
ia L f'..9 81 whole, and no man lives I'M
afoa 'uiSeil Whatever we do, say or think
t5a u, others. This is specially true to
Of -, tristan life, Not only is he part
reo rie common body of Christ, but he is
AMI d'.leG a, to recognize his relation to others
Ia o. 'o W Cnist, Hence he is not permitted
ins a,@N T. sen supreme. Rev. W. J. Rob
vii fesbyterian, Allegheny, Pa.
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1.e.-r OFFICIALS. There are more
sa--f tscentious public servants
.T q4u good men are disposed to adj
4 Nnt If the supposed wrongs and
.l.- IT. administration of public
ao foundation in fact. Rev.
Het hristian, Pittsburg.
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RELIGION AND BUSINESS. There should
be no conflict between business and re-
igion. The trend of religion is ever in
the direction of prosperity. A man ought
ever to be as religious selling wheat or
sugar as he is at prayer meeting, and if
he is not his religion is a snare and a de-
fusion. Religion is the nurse OF economy.
the patron of industry, the guardian of
integrity, and is a pledge of and guide to
success. Rev. C. II. Fitzwilliams, Bap-
fist, Pittsburg.
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GLORY. This word GLORY is unde-
Unable. We know something of its mean
ing as it manifests itself in nature around
us. But this is not the glory that excell-
eth. We admire that glory with which
we describe the achievements of human
intellect. But it is not the glory that eA-
celleth. The greatest glory ever seen in
this world is the redemptive glory OF God
revealed to us through the son of God
and revealed to the world through the
Church of God. Rev. S. P. Spreng,
Evangelist, Cleveland.
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t.v, We do not need large
ls 4u} when the common walks
say. htonged with men who at a
q ~ orfis4 can organize men into eff
'0' Tiers Rev, Walter Dole, Uni
,b.i Fnjela, \. H.
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MANHOOD. Manhood is the
@ization. 1t is one of the
r-- IN American politics that
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pNtant offices. Rev. \.
l.taodist. Pittsburg.
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...... SCHOOLS. Every Christian
H4ei and who can possibly do
a' tl.Li Ice engaged in Sunday school
" -. -lc harvest is great. while the
'..'',.,- are painfully few. Rev. l.. NJ
g..,a-nlr lutheran, Baltimore.
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uIL The church is not to
ll lW TO stimulate them-the
-0 force growth. The church
Engagement, stimulus to
. -uf tn ambition, a shaper of
A. GcN Wallace Nutting, Con
....." pl,nVidpnce r I
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OF PAIN. What a bless
u How cold and inhuman
.ld soon come to be were it
knoss, death, sorrow and
which continually cry unto
tu5 and help, REV. 7. B.
ST, Lynn, Mass.
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want on the other. Extreme
.ted ia nervous exhaustion
liability. Men are burning
81. heats of desire within and
tlout Rich and poor alike
aey- ;. 6. Nelson, Baptist,
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