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The Republican journal., 1914-05-21
DIR FORMER GLORY ON THE SEAS.

The proposed celebration of 100 years
CT peace between Great Britain and the
United States recalls the fact that our
greatest glory upon the sea, the Ameri-
can clipper ships, had their inception
during our last misunderstanding with
the mother country. 1t was in 1872 that
certain swift privateers were built in
Baltimore, which came to be known as
Baltimore clippers. The years from
1882 to 1851 marked another step in clip
per shipbuilding when the opium carriers
came into existence to control the traffic
between India and China. These first
vessels were of small tonnage, the Ante
lope, for instance, perhaps the best
known exponent of this latter class, be-
ing only of 80 tons. She was built by
Samuel Hall of East Boston. The first
clipper of nearly 500 tons was the Ann
McKim of 493 tons and 143 feet long.
She was purchased by Rowland & Aspin-
wall in lS43, who, following her model,
had built the Rainbow, which is some
| times referred to as the first real Ameri-
can clipper ship.
Soon after this gold was discovered IN
California, and then with the demand for
fast voyages vessels of this type were
turned out rapidly, the greatest number
being built between the years 1850 and
1856. The names of the clippers were
largely Indicative of what they were
capable of performing in the way of
| fast voyages. So we had the Surprise,
Sovereign of the Seas, Lightning, Sea
Witch, Comet, Challenge, Stag-Hound,
Dreadnought, Bald Eagle, Empress of
the Seas, Flying Cloud, Flying Dutch
man, and many others of similar import,
while patriotic appellations were also
not wanting, as witness the Young
America, Great Republic, etc., while
still others were named for their builders
. or owners. Just as ocean steamers have
steadily increased in size sine, they were
first brought out, so the clippers grew
from 800 to 400 tons to vessels up to
from 1000 to 5000.
One of the larger American clippers
built in the fifties, and probably as ia
NOUS as any was the, Red Jacket, of 2,
500 tons. Her launching by her builder,
George Thomas of Rockland, Maine,
was a great event, at which all the coun-
tryside was present. Her general d.
mansions were, length over all, 255 feet;
beam, "A IL feet; depth of lower hold,
16 feet, and tween decks, 9 feet; She
has to her credit some exceedingly fast
passages. having sailed from this port to
Liverpool on February 10. 1854, making
the passage in 10 days. hour from
Sandy Hook to the Rock Light at the
latter port, Had our shipbuilders of
those DAYS turned out only this one ves-
eel, the fame she won would have been
sufficient to demonstrate that Yankee in
oenuity in the art was in the forefront
Of the van, and had the Red Jackets
commander, Capt. Asa Eidridge. been
the only one Of his class, we would have "a e
nation of competing with the world as a
sea power.
| vessels. and able commanders and Ameri-
can crews for them we're never wanting.
No wonder then that we look back now
to that era a. our golden age upon the
sea. while in the present we must hang
our heads and be content to be silent
when first.class maritime powers are
mentioned. The Marine Journal.
The Republican journal., 1914-05-21
A Won.an's Charm,

Beautiful hair. fluffy. lustrous. abundant and
free from dandruff, ID one Of woman's greatest
charms its's her main delight-yet many who
would be most attractive but for their streak
ed, thin and lifeless hair. think there is NO
remedy and that pretty hair is gift Of ma
and attention. Partisan Sage. when rubbed
into the scalp and applied to the hair. will
work ;wonders-you will be surprised and de-
lighted with the first application-not only will
the hair appear abundant. soft. fluffy. radiant
with life, but really doubly beautiful.
Partisan Sage supplies hair and scalp needs.
It surely removes dandruff with one applica-
ton and cleanses the hair Of ell dirt and exc
ce.sivs oil. It il an inexpensive. scientific
tonic, and contains nothing to injurs the hair
Or scalp. Il can b secured from A. A. Howss
4 Co. Of ct any drug store.
The Republican journal., 1914-05-21
Gaia r RH
OF The ST0MAlh

is the bane of thousands Of lives. Many
folks who use IL. F." Atwood's Medi-
cine for indigestion find it really re-
liable relief for Catarrh Of the Stomach.
Mr.. Morton's experience is typical
instance, that points out to you a quick
relief from this form of catarrh:
Newport, Me:
1.-THE doctors say have catarrh of the
stomach. 81. F." Atwood's Medicine
seems to be the best remedy l can get
for it. keep IL. F." Atwood's Medi-
cine in the house all the time-would not
be without it. =
(Signed) J. L. Morton.
Get YOUR Big Bottle at the Dealers
Today, 81 cents.
FREE Sample by Mail.
III. F." MEDICINE CO., Portland, Me.
The Republican journal., 1914-05-21
CANDIDATES IN THE PRIMARIES.

Following is a list of the candidates in
Waldo county to be voted for in the pri-
maries next month:
Senators. Republican, Charles M. Co.
nant, Winterport; Democratic, Albert
D. Ramsay, Montville; Clarendon M.
Whitney, Unity; Socialist, A. S. Young.
Lincolnville.
County Attorney. Republican, Wal
ter A. Cowan, Winterport, CARLETON
Doak, Belfast; Democratic, Fred w.
Brown, Eben F. Littlefield. Belfast.
Clerk of Courts. Republican, James
H. Cilley, Waldo. Joseph H. Sayward,
Thorndike; Democratic, George l. Keat-
ing, Belfast; Socialist, Leroy C. Mansur,
Monroe.
Register of Deeds. Republican, JOS
eph H. Farwell, Unity. Edward Evans,
Waldo; Democratic, Roscoe Black, Or
rim J. Dickey, Belfast, Hiram P. Far
row, Belmont, Daniel B. Plummer, Mont
vile; Socialist, Raymond Ellis, Belfast.
Sheriff. Republican, rank A. Cush-
man. Montville; Democratic, Marcellos
R. Knowlton, Percy S. Edgecomb. Bel
fast, Charles o. Dickey, Northport,
Charles A. Phillips, Palermo; Socialist,
Lewis M. Nickerson. Searsport. ~
County Commissioner. Republican,
George E. Bryant, Freedom, Frank l.
Mortland, Searsport; Democratic, Albert
J. Skidmore, Liberty; Socialist, John
Lirtlefield, Searsport.
County Treasurer. Republican, Cliff
ford ]. fattee, Belfast; Democratic,
Frank G. Mixer, Charles B. Eaton, Bel
fast; Socialist, Rufus c. Barton, Belfast.
REPRESENTATIVES.
Belfast. Republican, Frank R. Keene;
Democratic, Adelbert Millett; Socialist,
Russell B. Stephenson.
Montville, Freedom and Thorndike class
district. Republican, James ]. Clement,
Montville; Democratic, Peter Harmon,
Thorndike.
Monroe, Searsport and Brooks class
district. Republican, John H: Mckln-
ley, Jackson; Democratic, Edwin 5. Cur
! tbs, Monroe; Socialist, Zenas L. Butman,
/ Monroe.
Lincolnville, Belmont and Northport
class district. Republican, Charles a:
Howes, Liberty; Democratic. Joseph r.
Mullin, Lincolnville, Lewis E. Pitcher.
Northport, Fred B. White, Belmont; So
cialist, Donald R. Head, Lincolnvllie;
Stockton Springs, Islesboro and VIM
terport class district. Republican, Al
bert M. Ames, Stockton Springs; Dem
ocratic, William H. Morrison, Stockton
Springs.
The Republican journal., 1914-05-21
IS YOUR ICE BOX SAFE?

In the June Woman's Home Companion
Walter Peet, physician, writes an artl'
Gle entitled 1.-THE Safe Ice Box" Fol-
lowing is an extract:
1.-The home ice box is most import ant
factor in maintaining the family health.
and may be decided menace to 1t II 1t IS
not properly looked after. :,
at is poor economy to get small
amount of ice; large supply put IN at
one time and completely filling the ice
compartment will last longer than the
same amount supplied in daily small por-
tions. :,
1.-THE refrigerator should be washed
thoroughly once week. Remove all the
fixtures, including the drain pipe. Use
strong solution of carbonate OF soda
(washing soda) with no soap. Get INTO
all the corners and crevices with small
brush, and use large brush and cloths
for the fiat surfaces. Next scald out
with boiling water, reaching every point
of the interior and, finally, thoroughly
rinse with cold water in order again TO
cool the interior. Leave all the doors
open for a good airing.
"Wash the fixtures and dram pipe In
the same manner, using long wire
handled round brush for the inside o. the
drain pipe. If the fixtures are not too
large and the drain pipe is in sections 1t
is we'll also to put them in the clothes
boiler and boil in washing soda solution.
'It is important, also, regularly to
look after the stationary drip pan and
the pipe leading from it.
1.-the. pan should be washed and It's
pipe flushed with a strong solution OF
lye. !,
1.-THE ice should be thoroughly washed
after it comes from the ice man, for 1t
often has loose dirt clinging to it. Put
it into the sink; turn on the faucet full
and be certain that the water reaches
esch of the six sides of the cube!'
The Republican journal., 1914-05-21
LORD BYRON-A TURN IN THE TIDE.
By Rev. Thomas B. Gregory.

By Rev. Thomas B. Gregory.
When Byron died at Missolanghi.
ninety years ago today, there passed out
from the ways of men one of the most
remarkable spirits of modern times.
Until recently it was considered good
taste to cry down Byron, and by common
consent ne was consigned to the flames
of He'll and the companionship OF devils:
The tide is turning now, and it is felt
that the worlds greatest poet since
Shakespeare, and the devoted champion
of Greek freedom, was something more
than rake, ginguZzler, and mlsan-
thrope.
Lord Byron was not saint. He was
a man, human, with good red blood IN
his veins, and never pretended to be
monk.
In estimating mans character-that
is, what he carves out for himself-it is
necessary that we should take into con-
sideration what he starts with, and the
nature Of his early environment. Then
let it be borne in mind that Bryon was
the son of bruted roisterer, who ILL
treated mis- wife, squandered her pro-
perry, then deserted her; that his mother
was a lioness, so passionate that in mo-
ments of fury she would rend in pieces
her clothing and hats, call her son
"lame brat" throw the fire-shovel at
his head, then caress him and weep over
him; that both parents alternated calm
and storm, and that they quarrelled so
terribly that each was in the habit OF
going to the drug store to see if the
other had bought poison. 1t would have
been strange indeed, had the product OF
such fire and passion been sort of hui
man CUCUMBER on ice"
The glory of Byron lies in the fact
that, having inherited this terrible pas
sion, he finally curbed it sufficiently to
make it serve him along the higher levels
of intellectual and ethical achievement.
Instead of committing suicide, or living
and dying sot and libertine, he man
aged to write some of the finest poetry
in the world, and wound up his brief
career unselfishly struggling to make
long oppressed people free.
AS poet, Byron has no equal in the
whole range of literature. Of course,
there is but one Dante, but one Shake
speare, but one Goethe, and with equal
truth it may be said that there is but one
Byron. Byron was more than poet, as
that word is generally used-he was
seer. He saw things, and what he saw
he depicted. He told the truth, thing
that many poets never think of doing.
And because he told the truth he was
hated.
All, honor to the man who defied the
lightning of public opinion, and dared to
write what was true. New Y ork Amerl-
can.
The Republican journal., 1914-05-21
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The Republican journal., 1914-05-21
Indigestion? Can't Eat? No Appetite?

A treatment of Electric Bitters increases
your appetite; stops indigestion; you can eat
everything. A real spring tonic for liver, kid
ney and stomach troubles. Cleanses your
whole system and you feel fine. Electric Bit
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troubles than any medicine he ever tried. Get
bottle today. Soc. and $1.OO. at your Drug
gist.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve for Eczema.
The Republican journal., 1914-05-21
Children Cry
FOR FLETChER'S
CASTORIA
Population of Maine Cities.

Bulletin 122 just issued by the census bureau
Of the department Of commerce deals with es-
Inmates Of population for each year since the
1910 census and gives Maine an increase in
population Of over 10000 According to the
figures Of the 1910 census Names population
was then 742. 787, and according to estimates Of
the department it 10 now 762.8T. Referring
to the cities 1t has these figures to offer:
The Republican journal., 1914-05-21
FOR SALE

The large lot at the corner of High and
Pearl streets. This lot is fully graded. has a
completed and cemented cellar and with foun-
dation ready to place timber upon. The cellar
contains the piping and plumbing connections
for q two family house and all is connected
with the sewer. No better location for resi-
dence or apartment house now available in
Belfast. Price reasonable. For information
apply to E R. PIERCE.
8tf No. Church Street. Tel. no.
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HELP WANTED-MALE AND re.
MALE.
ATTENTION!
YOUNG Mon NounU W,mau

10 you desire a position in the cas-
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Letter Carriers Railway Mail Clerks,
etc, in demand Ages 18 10 49, sal
AIRY so 10 $50 monthly Hundreds of
appointments 10 fill vacancies. extern
sion Of service and Parcel Post
Mr II ]. Carl viii be at Ausley Hotel
ia Atlanta on Wednesday, April 3D. JIM
curing for Young men and women who
desire 10 qualify for these appointments.
He viii be there one day only. noon UNI
III p. m Those interested should call
and see him without fail Minors must
be accompanied by parent
MONEY MADE mailing circulars. COPY
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Bureau 8l7 Poplar St, Macon Ga
MEN AND WOMEN wishing work. no
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WILL PAY reliable man or woman
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WANTED Hustling men and women
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WANTED A woman to wash aud
room on place. 1855 Peoples street.
A good maid Room on lot
sos peaChtree street.