The Portland daily press., 1874-12-31

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| Samuel Chadwick, Portland for the best Barb Pig
cons not less than three pairs, So.
John NJ. Adams, DeeriDg, TOR second pest tfio
| Black Spanish Chickens S..
Fred Atwood, WinterpoIt, for the best specimen OF
| Plymouth Rock Chickens raised and exhibited from
eggs of his stock for 1874 silver pate value So
John A. Lord, Kennebunk, for the best pair OF
Nun Pigeons owned in the State Of Maine, one year
subscription to the Poultry World.
Same for the best pair of Maybe Pigeons owned in
the State of Maine one years subscription to the Pet
Stock Pigeon and Poultry Bulletin.
L. Dana, Dr., Portland. for the best pair Archan-
gel Pigeons bred by exhibitor resident Of Maine So
Geo. S. Hunt, Portland for the best trio OF White
Polish Fowl or Chickens, $40.
e. r. Hayward, Eaton, Mass for the best trio of
Plymouth Rock Chickens owned in the State OF
| Maine, one Plymouth Rock Cockerel, value $40.
| W. 81 E. Jennings, Newton Lower Falls, Mass.
for the best pair of Black Red Game Bantams raised
in the State of Maine one pair of Black Red Game
r. j. Kinney, Worcester, Mass, for the Brown
Leghorn Cock Cockerel figuring the most points as
per American Standard, revised at Buffalo, January,
1874 one Brown Leghorn Cockerel, value $40.
| Same for the best Brown Leghorn Hen OF Pullet,
same conditions as above, one Brown Leghon Pull
i. j. Kinney, Worcester, Mass, for best trans
portation COOP two dozen Kinney No. 10 strawberry
Same for the best collection of brown Leghorns,
Knneys Strain, in pairs, one pair Partridge Co
chins, value $25 90.
of dark Brahma fowls, exhibited by breeder and
resident Of Maine, So 90. -
Same tor the best ten trI0S OF dark Branlna CHICK
ems raised from the exhibitors own stock, and ex-
hbited by resident of Maine, IS 90.
Francis II. Coffin, Portland for the best collection
of buff Cochins owned in Maine, one set of Dickens
works. value SIS 90. - .
NJ. G. Palmer, Portland, for the best partridge
Cochin hen, one pair of Burt's serge boots, value
S. 90.
Albert Noyes Bangor, for the best trio of white
Leghorn chickens, bred and owned in the State of
Maine, gold lined cross, value 30 90; 20. 90 ,na
Cochns, chickens raised in the state of Maine, So co.
VIM. G. Davis, Portland, for the best trio Of gold
en- penced Hamburgs, chickens owned and raised in
Maine, one cup, value $40 co..
David Boyd, Portland for the best pair of silver
seabright bantams, S. 90.
pile games, So 90.
Nathan Cleaves, Portland, for the best pair of
golden pheasants, So 90. -Asis
Anterior Bros, Hallowell, for the largest and
best Cochin hen owned and bred in Maine, s. 90.
d. M. Durham, for the best collection of Domin-
ique Leghorn chickens, not less than three trIos
raised in Maine Chandler horse hoe, value SIS co.
Davis Coolidge, Portland, for best golden pleas
p w. Hudson, No. Manchester, Conn.,, for the best
pair B. B. red game bantams, fowl silver cup, value
W. W. Stevens, Portland, for the largest and best
collection of fancy pigeons owned and exhibited by
one man. S. 90.
B. H. Lewis, Portland for the best trio of black
G. w. Chamberlain, Arlington, Mass, for best col
lection of black Hamburgs, $40 90. 80,
b. H. Lewis, Portland, tor the best collection
Haskell Poultry Co.. Portland, for the second best
light Brahma cock, S. 10.
E. N. Greeley, Portland, for the best ostrich, S. co.
The Pet Stock Pigeon and Poultry World, New
York. for the best collection Dominique Leghorn
chickens, raised and owned in Maine by exhibitor,
one copy Of Wright's Illustrated Book OF Poultry,
(bound in coth3 value SIS 90.
Geo. f. Seavey, Boston, Mass, for the best trios
of golden spangled Hamburg fowls or chicks, donor
Chase Brothers & Woodward, Augusta, for the
best collection of light Brahma fowl chrome entitled
t3vVith n
value $40 90.
Another CITIZEN Portland. for best ten trios brown
Leghorn fowl and chicks $40 90.
Geo. d. Stockwell, East Eddington, for the best
trio of brown LeghOrn, $40 20.
Rufus Stanley 81 Son, Portland for the best five
trios gray Dorking fowls or chicks, IS co.
Cumberland County Medical Society.
The regular monthly meeting of this society
was held yesterday morning, the President,
DR.. Weeks, in the chair. The attendance was
very large, and the papers aud discussions were
very interesting. L-l4
The records of the last meeting were read
and approved.
The secretary reported the death since the
last meeting of DR.. J. B. Soto of Brunswick, a
member of this society. A committee OF
three, consisting of Drs. Merrill, Brooks and
Ring, were appointed to draft resolutions of
respect.
Dr. French reported case of supposed pois-
oning by copper, but which proved to be poison
ing by the hydrated oxide of zinc, from our gal
vanized iron Sebago water pipes.
Dr. Foster thought such cases occurred spon-
taneously, and that the water pipes did not de-
serve the blame. enjoy
Dr. Fl. H. Hunt said that it was only just
to suppose some common cause. where
whole family were taken down, as in this
case.
DR.. Merrill said that probably three-quarters
of all the people in the city who use Sebago, are
using the galvanized iron pipes and if poison
ing occurs from its use, we should expect more
of the symptoms of p oisoning.
DR.. French said that this complaint OF the
galvanized iron pipe was not new; that for ex-
ample, in Maiden. they were obliged to tear up
all of these pipes; that there had been sew
eral cases similar to that he reported, in this
city.
DR.. Weeks suggested that there ought to be
a committee from this society to examine the
condition of the lake and deposits therein made
and of the service pipes. -tr.tr g
DR.. Spauldng read a very interesting report
of a case of radical cure OF structure OF the
lachrymal duct. Some discussion ensued as to
the relative merits of the different modes OF
operating in these cases. no. ufr1.n
DR.. Hersom read a report OF apeculiar case OF
abdominal tumor, the diagnosis of which re-
mains undetermined. In the discussion which
ensued, the opinion seemed to prevail that it
was an instance of enlarged spleen.
The business committee reported as follows:
AT the next meeting DIR. T. A. Foster will re-
DR.. Merrill, case of myelitis; and DIR. Gordon
case of proapsus uteri. Adjourned.
A New Church.