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The Portland daily press., 1875-04-20

ALL who use gas should try "McGann's
Economic Burner and the Opal Globe
gives beautiful steady light. Caleff & Co., {
Boyd's Building, "a Middle street put them
on for trial. See advertisement in special no
tice column.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-20

Three of the stockholders of the Portland
and Oxford Railroad met at the United States
Hotel yesterday afternoon, pursuant to call,
and passed preamble and vote of which the
following is the substance:
1t being manifest to the stockholders of the
road that the corporation is hopelessly In deot
and unable to redeem its property mortgaged
in trust to Allen Haines, Ezra Carter, Jr, and
John w. Lane, by deed dated May goth. 1868
to secure the payment of $24O,OOO bonds and
coupons of same date INV and long since over
due and unpaid; and whereas a right to redeem
the property so mortgaged is secured to the cor
poration, and as they are unable to repair the
road for safe use in passenger and freight
traffic, it is therefore deemed advisable, in Or
der to free the property from all further liablll-
ty TO authorize the President and Treasurer to
release to the Trustees in trust for the benefit
of the bondholders all said mortgaged premises.
The same to be owned by the bondholderS as
absolutely as the corporation would have owned
them if no mortgages had existed And these
Trustees shall do in the future as the bondhold-
erS order.
The union in said Trustees of the title in
equity of said corporation shall not be con-
strued as a discharge and payment of these
mortgage bonds and coupons, nor an extin-
goishment of the corporate right in equity OF
redemption, but is vested in the trustees at the
5ondholders option fer a sale or judicial fore
closure.
The meeting was then adjourned to Monday,
May Sd, to act upon the decision of the bond
| holders with regard to the foregoing PROPOSE
ton.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-20
Sat17M&T

WHAT Every One Says Must be True, and
tn II is. that for hand or machine sewing the
Corticelli Sewing Silk is pronounced unexcep-
tionable.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-20

A FEW more table boarders can be accommo-
dated at Cark's saloon under the Museum.
anlon 2t ,
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-20
DIR. s. EDWAR
OF BOSTON,
successor to the late
NIP III ENGAM TX Ell EV

and sole proprietor of his numerous celebrated Rem
edies will be at the Adams House, Portland, Thurs
suffering with Pulmonary Consumption, Coughs,
Bleeding at the Lungs. Scrofula Dyspepsia, Cancer
Disease of the Liver, Heart. Kidneys and Spleen
Eruptions of all descriptions, Dropsy, Tumors,
Asthma, Female Complaints, Costiveness, Diarrhea,
Fits, ST. Vitus Dance, Nervous Prostitution, Rheuma-
tsm, Impotency, Bronchitis Gout. Neuralgia, Hys-
tercs Apoplexy, or any other disease, can consult
him FREE OF CHARGE from 9 o'clock A. M. to
O'Clock P. M. ap20-2t
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Please tell the people that you saw their
advertisement in the PRESS, the clrcuia'
ton of which, per month, exceeds 1OO'OOO'
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-20
KENNEBEC COUNTY.

The Journal says that Mr.. FL. Penniman of
Winthrop sold to MIR. Blaisdell Of Burnham
five wear old colt. this week, for $3.50; also Mr..
P. O. Bradford of Winthrop sold very nice
matched span to Mr.. d. E. Flagg OF Boston for
colts in this section l. A. Carr of Winthrop
has one three years old that is pronounced one
ba hos
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-20

DOOMS to let. Inquire
IL sMARKET STREET.
apr20 dim
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-20
OXFORD COUNTY.

Our Norway correspondent writes: "The
clothing store Of E. G. Allen, situated in
Hathaway Block" in this village, was broken
into on Saturday night and about you worm
of goods were stolen. The robbery was discov-
cred Sunday morning, but no clew of them has
yet been found.
The teacher of the Norway High School says
that the young lady taking the first prize IN
the spelling match was scholar OF the Hlgh
School as we'll as temporary operator IN the
shoe shop. All the better.
The Register says that John s. Rice, son OF
Joseph r. Rice Of Porter, had his leg broken
and TANNED badly last Friday, by log rolling
against it.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-20

On Monday of last week the buildings on
farm in Avon, occupied by Mr.. Read, were
burned. Fire caused by chimney burning ou'
and cinders falling on the roof OF the barn
Loss probably $500.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-20
WALDO COUNTY
WASHINGTON COUNTY.

The barn of Andrew McCob6, at LincoIn
vile, was destroyed by fire Thursday, and 9
horse, COW, five tons of hay, carriage and farm
inn fon1c hurnQ1
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-20
STATE NEWS.
ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY.

The Lewiston Journal says that it costs $4oO
to take down the vane from City Building
spire The job is done by George Lcring OF
Tbev have completed the staging and have APP
paratus ready to remove the vane.
The Journal says that the April term of the
s. 7. Court, which will open at Auburn next
Tuesday, promises several important cases a,s
county and the case against Briant, late liquor
Cement. are two cases which will probably be
put on trial
The ice in the Androscoggin still holds above
TauiStop
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-20
PIsCATAQUIS COUNTY,

The enterprsing citizens of Abbot Village
are moving to secure the building of road and
bridge across the Piscataquls River at their VII
lage that will connect them with the European
and North American Railroad. The County
Commissioners will view the route IN the
montb of MAY next, and the town will vote on
the question Of building it some time in June.
When it is built a depot will be erected there
by the railroad company, and thea this will be
a yery central point for business.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-20

The Wing announces the death of Henry A.
Head, who is well known in Eastern MAINE.
For several years past he has been Deputy
United States Marshal, and was man widely
known and universally respected.
The good young men of Hampden have
formed an anti-tobacco league which now num-
beers 40 members.
The Wing says that it is very dry in Bangor
and that the fellow who for years unnumbered
found his customary drink at the regular
places. now mourns because he finds it not
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-20
Superior Court.

APRIL CIVIL TERM 1S75-sYMoNDs, j., PREsID-
ING.
W. Long vs.. Simeon w.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DRAINAGE.

A LII persons interested in drainage will find 1t to
IA their advantage to call on the
Pierce Manufacturing Company
The Morning herald., 1875-09-22
lily Life Lost by Chance, :

WAS WAS a a lottery of life and death thai
v,aa p0ol VI Grlmwood on his fatal balloon
ncss ss' al ana his sad end recalls the circuri.
p;on dIes Of nj his choice Is Donaldssn's 'e com.
4 , e.; 1.-TWO reporters were to have gone,
\ Nnnl;l.mnwood, Of the CNiedqo .yonrnal'
but bma''1and, n, Of tie Posi- entered the bas.' ,'
i'd Ius " Donaldson M decided that only one
IoresS e. Il; Mr.. Thomas, the press agent;
keno;o. o MS usual custom in similar EN-.
lin hs ana called for q volunteerIto re-
sit1,o0dSa M 0dSalnd, but neither .Grimwood i nor ,s
sna tbs moved. The latter tossed q co;n Ho
(eads ads 3 ar, and simultaneously exclaimed med
bod :, Il ne won, and called iipon Grim
led v;,S NJ sSsep I out, but Mr.. Thomas inter
ts m"s. ".s' she remark that the casting Of
ual luss war De conducted Co by himself in the he
Der. way. w He then took two sims of Of
i, I, t.t;no wrote 1lst choice; - I'D Choice" I y
5 J stanag sstt",ag the hat ofla npoIcsmanD ANY, vRo,
'ok ksIthalns them BY, placed. theo two within a
M b;nh bJ,a around, thors slshlv1thsa held
w.. III fh aloft and directed Ithe osicss' ssS, -
n.ldsonn'e me- xs;'d Ie;nlt :e.t aAmwood Win II
The Morning herald., 1875-09-22

1Hlf 1#HlfrE II >, 49, ,ss,
- = PorTED MEATS, 'tA1I riisps.J - J P1Hf' hf7'
n TONGUE, 4gRkEY, cHIckEs. Fl; 4 ,.jiDpr1 Dgcx,
Y LOBSTER. '7n ~ '0'r'
Canned Salmon and Lobster. %
sARDINEs AND sHADINEs.2 2"i ~,
LeMarchands " "Boneless" sardines. w ~
a '"'" 'PATE- DE. FOIE-G GRAS.G y, 9d
CROSSE & BtAcKwtRI1s VIZ q rNaL1hssHH III !. r1cKuist cu iist
aLA Ckofx CiDER IN H0f1TiEs.' OH
n Ths aneN imported sauces alH catsaupas.. pas.o,
Edinburgh Aibertyl 1BBiscpits. aI'1nlsnf T9b
+. 't' h,4,, Pearce's Phila. Biscuits, I'LL Kinds.
rHH BEST BRANDs wtitssff wtitss I ffEtAr HAxs, TONGUES
u '"' '' ~" AND DRIED BREy.a b7'a ds'r'i
q AZ goods str,ctly f1rst.class,D %. a'll !
,.-.ra..,a'. j. P. ALMONDS, ! !, ,
aug2s-ly Eighth and Market streets.
g. . II q. g. -
The Morning herald., 1875-09-22

SPECIALITY!
eng 81 tl tDs BANK OF California. The Alta
this morning, printed an editorial charging
the proprietors of the Bulletin and Cal
newspapers with having pursued the course
they have followed during and since the late
panic with the object Of affecting the stock
market and creating financial panic.
In consequence, the Bulletin and Call pro-
prietors, through their attorney, John F.
Swift, have commenced proceedings against
The Morning herald., 1875-09-22
RESTAURANTS.
WINES & LIQUORS.

IN STORE THE FOLLOWING FINE
~ ~" -. lWHIsKIES:a1 I"Vu.i III :
Hannisville Pure Rye, 1873 5,ar : rraifal
Hyatt 4 Clark's (sherwood) Pure Rye. .iSzs
". 4 w. GXL) Rye and Malt, 1869.
Having stored the above Whiskies prior
to the increase of tax, they will be sold
without amy advance in price, III ~ +
'.'" '.' '}. FRANCIS KELLY, !
No. los Market st.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-22
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-06-18

My entire household including the hir-
ed girl, is full of satisfaction over the fact
that have Just driven the axe handle into
the axe and wedgcd it there, SO that it
can't under any circumstances come out.
1t may read like small matter to YOU,
but do you know that that helve had been
loose for nearly five years. Yes, for five
years that axe has flung itself across tte
yard whenever struck heavy blow leav-
ing the helvc in my hand, and l suppose
| have decided more than thousand times
to go in and get a hammer and chisel and
fasten the helve in. / was thrown down
and had my arm broken by the axe flyinp
oil, two girls had their noses broken, we
spoiled the stove boiler, nearly killed three
boys, and yeti didn't get around TO fix
the axe until to-day.
Foster was telling me the other day that
he had finally glued the knob on the bu-
reau drawer, and he seemed greatly reliey-
ed. l remember wien that knob was
knocked of-almost seven years ago. |
was helping him move the bureau when
the accident occurred, and never was in
the house afterwards without hearing Mrs.
Foster say: 'fH g..
"Come, Henry, haven't you got time to
fix that knob on this evenings" -t...-.
"Ies, Martha" he would reply, and yet
it was seven years before he got to it.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-06-18
THE EGIS & INTELLIGENCER,
-s..r Is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY
4 F. w. 3 A K E r.
TermS--S so a Year, in Advance,
Otherwise $500 viii be charged

TRANSIENT ADvERTIS@MENTs.-0ne Square, two inser-
TONS SlO0 Each subsequent Insertion, % cents Lon
ger advertisements IN the same proportion. space
equal to six lines makes square
HS- Yearly advertisements at special rates.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-06-18

AN OBLIGlNG HOTEL GUEsT.-The other
evening kind looking old man was escort
ed to a room on the third floor of q hotel
to pass the night, and it wasn't five min
utes before the bell indicated that lie want
ed to see a waiter. A colored boy rail
up, stuck his head into the room and ask
ed what was wanted. The old man said
he didn't want anything, but the waiter
was hardly down stairs before the bell
rang again
Did you want suflin 2" inquired he, as
he reached the room again.
"Notbingw replied the old man, as lie
opened the door.
In about two minutes his bell rang again,
and this time the waiter exclaimed:
"If you don't want muffin what ar We
pullin' dc bell fur?'
81 want to oblige the waiter" replied
the old man. -
"De waitah Oblige de waitall ?"
"Yes, it says here, please ring the bell
for the waiter and if he wants it rung
I'm willing to oblige him, though I'm
tired and sleepy and shan't pull in moren
four times more unless 1 know that some
of his family are sick r'-Detroit Free
Press. t'
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-06-18
Judging of Horses.

The purchasers of horses for the French
Army always endeavor to obtain a first
look at the animal when he is TRANQUIL
and in the stable; noting if tho animal
supports itself equally well on all its legs,
and If one seems to yield, TO specially ex-
anime it; attention is then directed to the
largness of the pupil of the eye, which
ought to be more dilated when in the sta
bic, than when exposed to full light; af-
ter the animal has been led out of the
stable, the eye ought to be again examin-
ed to observe has the pupil contracted-if
not, the sight is feeble; others, to test the
power of vision, feign to strike the fore
head with the hand. If the hollow owe,
tue eyes be profound and the temples gray,
old age is to be concluded; wounds about
the temples suggest attacs of staggcrs, and
when the end of the nose presents circular
scars, it may be concluded the horse has
been twitched with cord to ensure his
quietness while being shod, or having to
submit to severe painful operation.-
american Farmer
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-06-18
VARIETIES.


lie blushcd fiery red her heart went
pit-a- pat she gently hung her head. and
looked down at the mat. He tremblcd in
his speech; he rose from where he sat, and
shouted with a screecb, "You're sitting on
my hat" .,.
AT parting at a Chicago railroad dc
pot, "Do not forget me or cease to love
me ~ murmured the husband. "Never,
never N sobbcd the wife, and she pulled
out handkerchief tied q knot in it,
that she might remember
Geometrical Steed.-A gentleman drove
sorrowful looking horse into the City
lately, and stopping in front of the Post
office, lie requested q small boy to hold
him q moment. "Hold i'm !" exclaimed
the boy, Just lean him up against The
lamp post thatll hold i'm r., ~. 5.'-.
Without Feathers Husband. wish
you would buy me some pretty feathers
Indeed, my dear little wife, you look bet
ter without .them." 20, no." said she,
coaxingly you always call me your little
bird, and how does bird look without
feathers q sWhy, dressed, to be sure,' said
he smilingly. ,Jat
| Mark Twain Loses an Umbrella
Following advertisement appears in the
Hartford Coarant
Two hundred and five dollars reward
At the great baseball match on Tuesday.
while Twas engaged in hurrahing, small
boy walked offwith an English-madc silk
umbrella belonging to ME, and forgot to
bring it back. l will pay. S5 for the re-
turn of that umbrella in good condition to
my house on Pennington avenue. do not
want the boy Gin an active state) but will
pay 5000 for his remains. s's
! rrIp 81 SAMUEL L.. CLEMENS.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-06-18
PO 9 tic al.
MIDSUMMER EVE.

A sunset glory lines the west
With streaks of crimson. In the pines
The ring dove murmurs on her nest,
And myriad golden starlets shine.
Upon the fair, calm hour of night,
AS she her sable veil let's fall,
The swallows from the dizzy height
Ofivied steeple twittering cali.
AS twilight fades, and darkness grows
Upon the landscape, and the leaves
Of dew-filled flowers slowly close,
And martins gather meath the caves
And on the breast of silver stream
The lilies culver, while the sigh
Of rustling night breeze, like dream,
stirs their white blooms and passes by
The sleeping swans, with rufIed wings
And head reposing, slow drift on;
The nightingale melodous sings
The blossom-laden bough upon.
The FLASHING Of the mill-wheel falls
Like music on the farm. boys ear,
AS homeward trudging, blithe he calls.
And whistles when his cot is near.
The lights go out in cottage homes,
The labors of the daytime cease;
A broad the king of slumber roams,
And in his train are-Rest and Peace,
AL the Year Round.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-06-18

MILLET.-Where grass is short this
makes a good substitute. The crop ma
lures very rapidly, and the yield is good.
The hay is nutritious, and is relished by
horses and COWS both. 1t will not answer
to SOW on poor land; but from land in
good heart, it will give from two to three
tons of hay to the acre. 1t may be sown
any time during this or next month or the
first half of July, matureing the crops in
from nine to ten weeks. 1t should be cut
before the seed ripens. otherwise it will
make very poor fodder. About a bushel of
seed to the acre, sown broadcast and light
ly narrowed or brushed in, is the quantity
generally used,-- Ameicdn Farmer far
Man, - t. 'r..
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-06-18
VOL. >. .XIX---NO.. "a.
ElnpOii:e Things.

Loud and boisterous laughing.
Reading where there is talking
Reading aloud in company without being ask
Talking when others are reading
Splitting about the house.
Cutting finger nails in company
leaving church before worship is closed. zies
Whispering or laughing in the house Of God
Gazing Iudely Mt strangers.
Leaving n stranger without scat
A want of respect and reverence for seniors.
Correcting older persons than yourself, csrcci-
ally parents. ...''.F 81. o.. +. ...... =,
RECEIVING present without an expression OF
gratitude. ']' -tt'- -
Making yourself the hero of your own story.
Laughing at; the mistakes Of Others. g.: -
Joking others in company.
commencing talking before Others have lin
ished, speaking. gr.., .s. .... - ~.
others. - ~ ~,
table.
paDy. ~. ~. -
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-06-18

No Injun Therc'.-A band of Western
Indians, visiting the Treasury Department,
where there are numerous photographs of
thieves, counterieiters, etc. men, women
and boys, of oil nations and colors, but no
Indians. After looking over the entire
lot, the chief turning to his white escort,
drew himself up proudly, and with wave
of the hand towards the group of pictures,
said, Ugh! no Injun therev ..,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-14

Lire Is swlEr.-The blood 10 The ife Of the
human system. Keep u pare and all 10 well;
for this purpose no standard medicine has had
90 uniform and amazing success - Dr.. Hen.
lsy's Celebrated I. \. I, Dltten. This 10 Z
pure stimuiant. medicated with the nnest ton
lee and alternatives which the vegetable king.
dom Affords; and 10 tho only prsparatlou 81
present known which thoroughly meets the
emergency. Tbs eject Of this popular rsstof.
stivs Ia continuous. Zach dose taken invigof.
atss the Vital energies and the brain, and lie
prolonged use VIII unqueston.oly care any
case sfdebIlity, or mental torpidity. that dos
not afiss ffom organic causes bsyond the reach
OF medicine. II 10 In tho ~strictsst seuss Of the
word. an lnvirorstlng and. regulating cordial.
n the nerves arc uomulouS and RELAXED, u
braces them; II the liver 10 tsrpldtt promotes
activity IN that organ; the appetite y psos and
digestion q slow and painful operation, II ere
ates q relish for food and enables the stomach
10 convert II Into hsalthful allment. Moro.
over. Il 10 . specific for q largo number Of all.
msnts, come Of which arc particularly prsva-
lent In the damp and chilly weather which We
20 Omen experience In mid.wlnter. Among
ihssa MAY be mentioned rheumatism, chils
and fever, and ali tho morbid conditions Of ths
digestive organs. ny insurtng perfect digss-
tIon and Q proper now OF bile. a. insurcs purs
blood. Q Vigorous circulation, and the prompt
discharge OF all wasto matter nom tho system.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-14
Los ANGELES.

wife Msrisr sad Attempted suieids
Los AxorLp. May l4.-Information
was brought TO town last night that q
farmer named John vahls. living at the
Baltona ranch. had shot aud killed. his
wife. The Marshal and Sheriff went
out and brought him to town. Itscems
that domestic difficulties had existed 10.
tween thcm for some time. Tho shooting
was done while they wore alone In tho
house. Nsighbors called in and found
the woman lying dead on the bed, and
oamo in at once with tho news. whilo
others watched vahle to prevent his %.
cape. On the arrival Of tho officers they
found that In tho meantime vahle had
made IN attempt at suicide by shootinc
himself In the head, but the wound was
superficial. Altar being brought 70
town hs was furnished pencil and pa
Per and vrotA in German, which, trans
Lated. reads: my wife told me sho
would sleep with her old sweetheart
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-14
FOREIGN NEWS.
New ocean -CabIs-Embaimsd.

LONDON. May 49, dispatch hereto.
day announces that the steamship Para.
day has succeeded In finding the U. s.
direct cable. and will now inish the lay.
ing Of cable with all possible dispatch.
A dispatch from tho scilly Islands
states that the bodies Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Friend, OF Milwaukee. aud Miss Dem
nick, Of Boston. have becn smbalmed
and shipped 10 America. Ie.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-14

CENSUS OF Coin HuL.-Town Mar
shall Loynachan. assisted BY Robert
Gracoy. commenced. to-day. the census
Of Gold Hill, under the Act OF tho last
Legislature providing for q census OF
the State. Every courtesy and assist
anco should DO accorded 10 them by
families and citizens generally. and II il
to DO hoped that the ladies especially.
as well as those gents who slyly color
their hair. will not DO backward or un.
truthful In giving their ages.