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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-18
d. 2. RapiteI.
Der fpIsente a 8.

llnterpeb fpar ss pollfcmmeu Saa ses
pcrpen, une nun srblidte man i'm feincs
liten Eager Die itrsdlibe YsrpiEuns.
Sur sin Saufen Ssrfpbltsr Salfen uno
Yrettsr unc cidsr ldpar;er &au1 ;suss
ten msbr ron Dem Dalein Ger beipen
fir bic Sbriiten ir serrertlidsn lbirme.
@is lem bartorilden Sultan ,u Wutb
mar. liBt ii6 renfen. 9anse 3sit bate
man all pielsn Sblrmen ssbaut. pom
ibnsn bUfte er iideres Ssrperben fir
pie Stapt unp nun parsn ie curb
@pttsS Aama6t unp 8sslers Sunft in
einem Ausenblide psrni1tst nsbft Iaus
leneen BON Wsniben.
Die Gbrifenbunee," i6rie er rputbs
entbrannt .aae miiGen le bsuts fterbsn !
Nuf, auf. ibr Sflaosn !" befabl sr isinsn
SanitIbaarsn, ,,auf! auf! firmst!
unp penn Iit aud ale 0rdten nit
susrn esibern fiaen, nur ssitirmt, UNI
10 lsidtsr fSnnsn pann Die Na6folsens
ben an Die Wauern srlansen. Seute
mus i'd mid i'm Gbriitenblute bapsn
Auf rte Sturmleitsrn sur 0anp [! Wer
,uriiffsbr. BON eub, obne pae Die Stapt
msin IN, Ger ltirbt unter uleinen Streis
ten."
Da sab IS Gin Drinssn unp Ioben
unter pielsn Suncsrttauienpenl DEM
per lolte es pascn. ii6 rem Sultan su
pieerIesen :? = Wie pas Wesr anl6piut
pom Dem @ebsn rss 0tnpes, uup ii6
bod auftdumt unp sirnet unp fddumet
in tauIenp Welsn. peren cine pie anpere
itsrltirst unp perItlinst. bis fs Islbf
pispsr 8eute elmer neuen miro, = ebenlo
unrubia wurpe IS i'm tlrtil&sn Eager.
8en Opium, e.b. einsm dustrf betdus
benpen 0etranfe, ea5 aae 8sinnuns
untersrdtt. uni. in srOser W,1e senVRen,
in wilpe 8essiferuns lsBt unit slsi&iam
in pole &aisrei trinst. berauiat larms
ten unp idrieen rie Sarta!en.
Da fsatsn f6 Die SUlpatrn In S&aas
rem suIaHmsn. bier ialsppts man i6on
Sturmleiteru beran ; "a tummelte man
milo pas &os. bier risfen @upsre beasis
iert ZEN Muab um Sdug an. RUN.
alss pisiss, paS 8isbsrn Der Ho6s. pas
Slalsn Ger Gror pstsn unc cas Nufsu
Der Mufabrsr bradts iol6sn Iumult Der.
Dor, cap man a~Ientbaltsn BON S1wdsn
unp Shausr ersriftn purpe.
Do6 nibt 70 Der rttterli6e Satlsr
8%cntantin.
8aum bate sr bic Auirrsuns Der Bella
ssrsr tpabrSenommen, alS CT l&on lsiat
S4aarsn um li6 lammslte, unp tereit zen
Sdrfsn cine OfTene Gslpidladt gu lisfsrn
ste Irupptn alio aartpete:
GbriRsn uno Srlrer! 90 eten bab1
ibr ssisbsn, wie psS Gsinpes uns llnter'
gang probsnpeS @etf purd ben Seifan,
pss 3tmmsls psrni&tet wuree; absr &c,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-18

d
ben i9on saf3 rabe ssbra6t bdtsn
Ger 8aiier let i6on auf Dem plabe unc
babe befcblen, ibnel ben Sberiten ess
1ei6dBes. ieinen astrsusn 8selsr, pie
sr ibn nannts, berheisurufen. Der Bote
elite rpiectr Don cannen; Seele. airmte
Gle StteSe binan, eSffnste Isiner Satin
Die rsue unpiGfr men SOt1daft umarmte
tie uno ieine lieten Sinner unp rannte
rann, um Gem Ssfrbl isinss 6errn nab.
sufcmmen ssitdrft cur6 RE rluttrrecuna
nit ieinsr Satin, pel6e ibm cine ME
ssfdblte 3uperlidt In pas Ser, eeienft
bate, freupiscn Wutbss an ben Srt Der
@efabr.
S6on rartete aaiisr SOntantin isiz
1er. ,r,. s.-
D8sbIer! lisber 8eblsr!" repete er Jpn
an, als sr auf Den 8ampfplas trat, ,le.
bet unp erfennt Str bic @rfabr, In mel
der mir i6wetsn? Gaf uslautlihes
1T seidebsn. Wdbrenp mir ole 6sinrs i'm
arme css Sdiotes rd5nten. bauien iie
in Giner Nadt elm NisIenpert, nel&es
uns beute nod 80 psrcsrbsn ercbt."
.Wsiu 5err unp 8aiisr. !" srwiecette
8esler nit beiterem Slide. npobl srtsnns
ib Die @efobr. Der Gsino fam pom
rem uniers @due iberraosnten Sbirmen
aus nit ieintn 9iftpfsilsn uu5 III Mere
bsiten 8ertbsicissr ron ben Wausrn l6tei
len, pdbrenc ancsre truntens Sorren BON
rlnten Die Starmleitern tsfsissn, unr
Elm ein;iSer Sturm reiht bin, rie Start
III srpbern; aber nit 9ott, mein failsr
liber 6srr! boTe id. iolsn pie lbdrms
in elmer balben Stunre niht mebr lein.
Oa Iblcs ibn Der 8aiier. ron leinen
@fflblen iiberpdltist, in feline Nrme,
unc risf aus /: .&seler! Sreunc! Sbr
rCttst mein 0ano urp metn 0plt pom
Gem 0erosrbsn, rpie fam i1 Gu6 pas
lpbnen Z"
% neinE iprad cieisr nit srnfer
Misne. ,,rur6 Die Sernibtuns rieler
Ibirme wirp ~ cine sinsiss 0sfapr
absepsnrst nod gar piele lausrn I'm
6infersrunre unp mir miGsn auf rae
asuesriite ssfaet fem"
Gr sins nun auf bic Mausr, bic
s'rare ZEN Sblrmen sssenlber mar
unp lisB . pa sriedilbes Seusr bin
i%iberperfen. Sn einem Hu ifanpen
teipe 0stdnre tn Glammsn. welde nsbr
penn 1000 1drfen tn ii6 faeten. prai
lslnp unc rcnnernc fubr ras Seuer an
cen 8dnpen auf unp niepsr une ser,
idlans aIes ais cS elm SliB pom 6immel
sefabren mare. I'm, Ger Msni6 miibspousS
8ert In etnem Iusenblid su pernittsn.
Sur etnise Idrfsn %sntrannen BEN Slams
msTtoee. Die anoern ale pe~rbranntsn
entpsper itrcdlih, oper nfidten i'm
Haude, peer purpen BON eem einltlrs
ssnpen @ebalfe ssrI@mettert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-18
4. &apiteI.
CINE ansfYOae Nadt.

Shon mebrsre Nd6te bineur6 bate
Der Saiier SOnHantin fein Ause suSstban.
S6were Sprsen UNI iein 9anp unp lsin
Bolt rrldtsn Den 9uten 8drHen. unp
um lsin tbeuereS Solf ernfli6 bstimmert,
pal,te er iid %unrubppa auf ieinsm 2as
ger. Seuts bate er nit farfer Sanp
Der Wuielmdnner ereimal ernsuten Sturm
ersimal slsi6 tapfsr ,uradssl9lasen.
De1 miro er Der llsbermadt nod LANCE
treSsn f5nnen, mi1en feline srmattsten
Sdaawn ni6t snpli4 bod unterliesen ?
- Die @rdben unp StaptpdGs parsn
anssfllt BON 1eincsn, wel6s bon ibrsm
baIbarii&sn Gelpbsrrn slsi@ Sunpsn in
cen sewiGsn LOB sebeBt rpurcsn ; aber
aud man6a Sriescr lag cabinssAredt
auf Der Grpe. pom Ger SaraSsnsn Sbwert
unb ibren Yfsilen setrOfen.
Da sepadte Ger 8aiier. rab AUDI Der
Esiap, ermleet BON ben Strapasen
unp rem WOrpeu pes cages. fsbnli6ft
rte &ube Der Nadt berbsip inI@e unp
bsute lstnen neuen Sturm msbr untsr'
nebmen perce, unc rab aud er urp
feline Streiter jebt ces wUbltbdtisen, ftdrs
fenpen Sd;afes Senitssn fSnnsn. Omar
purpen ,ablrei1e Wa@en auf Die Ibdrms
uns 8dae psrtbeilt rawit Der Geiup ni6t
et,pa pie Start unbewadt ibsrrumpsln
mSse; atsrlonf lag tiefe S:iae auf Der ar
men ssdnsfstsn Start, pie BON Der befanns
ten WOrpsisr pes8einces nod pas S&rsd'
li1Re Al teiirGtsn bate. Wie elm
mabnenpsr @siit blidts ris srobe, rune
3appsl psr Sopbisnfirbs bsrab auf Die
yislsn. IN tiefeS Dunfel setiaten Stra6rn
uae Saulsr unp binaus In cas- feinpli6e
Eager. In wel6em dbriasns feline Spur
bon 2eben fih funp aab. S6weiSiam
bedts Die ~initere Na6t pas wsite Gelp,
ais Oh lie NIT ibren NabenRtti8en Die
61aupsr psS cages bergen woute.
Da l6rsdte ben Sailer mad furser
Nube sin wdisr Traum auf. Gs mar
ibm, ais tanps sr Dor einsm 8roben Sc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-18

Der GcnItrpatipe:
8srsiftet paro Sismarfens Dumb,
Has III ein Statspesbrehen
S6uel mddtnen ntusn p~arasrapb,
Den Srsprl lfrenS 81 raten
Der GreiepnIersatipe :
Sn 6riep' une Sreuns' an Tsiner Ssit'
3uweilsn Stune, auf Stunpe
DaS IN elm Slid 70 rein unb sroe,
Das Conn i& fsinem Suuet
Der 9aiirna eibsraIe;
Nur or aaein psrtrus nit Dir
Gid bis ~ leinsm Sept:
8i wabr, Id sIte mas baruni,
2annt' i'd u bic Rttbpee!
Der 5ortl&rittlsr
CUR islben ;3eit Als Dir Der Fob
Den aStsr abssnommtn,
pa ine mir .9iteralen" adj
&s5r auf ben Dumb ssfcmmsn.
Ssrr .. Sybel
sit S&ass, baB Der Dumb 70 i@usa
Ssin etbsu muBte eneen;
Wie fSnnf msin Spienirptrein
Gum Spiirsn ibn strpenbsn
Der ultarm pntans:
yas bid, 0 Girf, nidt gar ju lebr
Dur1 eititn 6aQ tetrnben.
Omar eieitr Dumb IN tebt, bod limb
We& pisls Dir ssblisbsn.S
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-18
Die Grobermma
&onfan,inopel
&urse sei6i6tli6e GinIettmna.

surge 8elWtWtltWe VtulettuuB.
Bie befannt purce bic alte Stnet
8p3an;. bic ebemalS ;u 1brasien aes
b6rtt, BON 8onitantin benz r6mis
i6en Smperator rem eriten briflidsn
SaiIer, pie!fah perIdbnert unr Yersrbbert,
une nod ieinem Naren 81 0 n 4 IT.
nppel 9enannt. & a5 Ha
Na1 Der Ibsiluns pes r5miIden
ðes wurce es i'm Sabre 1886 8eii.
benz Der 0 frBmt6e 8atffr.
Son nun an purre 8cnftantinppel Der
SaauplaB alsr Shma6 unp @rduel.
Durd a~uspartise unD innere Geince.
bar& Naturereisni1e (Grpbeben AID
faa an ben &anp psS polfommenen Ser.
rerbenS asbraht, marc eS enDlib i'm
Sabre 1904 am IL. Mpril pom BEN 8reu3'
fabrsrn srpbsrt unp Reiren3 ees
n t@en Gysantinilaen) Satfsrs
tbumS.
Do6 ni6t LANCE ioIts ss In ibren Dan.
ben bleiben. Stcn am Is. Suli 1861
rparc CO ON 8ailer RON Ni,da rpieesr
erobsrt unp 10 nsusrpinas Sis pss srte,
@tfben SatIertbumS.
Mu6 isBt mar nod feline 8ube sins
aetreten ; thinner lit IS fort uno fort
eurd inners unp dussre Geinee. biz
snriid I'm Sabre 1922 Wurap Ii. Die
Ausenwerte Der Srapt, unp am 20.
Wai 1853 Mubamsp. III. bic Start
islbit sritirmte.
Der cole SaiIsr & 0 n t a n | n, Der
muir BON ben @snueiern nit 1000
Wann uuter S utiniant unterftd;t
wurre, pollte rte Stapt 70 LANCE Itiyen,
ais es IN leiner Maht ftanp; bod enrs
lid isl sr lslbf i'm Sample auf BEN
@daen Der Start. unp pie S6aaren
Der Sarbarcn itir;ten iiber isiner eeibs
nam. Gage lang purce ris Start
ssplinpert unp arg perwditet, pom Gull
tan iepod wiecer berssitelt, uno nun
Gig res % manif6en Iet4es.
So NOR nun ienss Nsi6 In ben Sdn,
eer Sarbarsn, unp III IS bis auf zen
bsutissn 1as. ienes 8ei9, pas In altsn
3siten Die Wiese Der Sdnlte unc BiI.
lenl6aiten sepeien. jsnes &si6 aber
aud, eaS rurb innsre Serrdttungen
unr Sittsnpsrfau ltlbif nab unp mad
Ietnem %lnteraanse entsesenSine. Seit
ieuem Gage III Gas &reus BON ben SSben
Der Tblrme perlbwunrsn uni ltplj
pranat pa. mo- Ionf cas Symbol pes
Gbrifsntbums tanp, pas 3siben pes
WubamerismuS - Der 6albmenp.
@ir rperpsn I'm 9aufe eieIer Grsabs
lung msbrmals ees 9rtebflben
Geaers erwdbnsn.
Man Idrsibt rs1sn Grfnpuns einsm
@ris1sn nit Namen & ito 8 aus
6eliopolis in SYrien 81, Der um's Sabr
663 bet Der Sslassruns Ron 8Ontanti'
nopsl purd bic Sarasenen cai1slbe ;uerft
aebrau6t baben fol-. SO pa,r auf
man6erlsi Weiie ansswenret unr brsnns
bare Stoffs an;uslnren, no es aud
untsr benz WaGer sebrannt BADEN fol-.
Da5 9sbsimnib !einer 8erei.uns bsiab Der
in Der Grsdbluns SenannteD eutl6ep aul
8esler lisB eS ispo6 nit ii6 untsrs
ssben. 90 pisl bis isst befannt 1T, mar
IS cine rem S9iebpulpe sans dbalias
Wilduns aus SdwefeL &cble unp
6aIpetsr. psnen SieQei9t Ped unp Grcs
bar, beissmiibt mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-18
Ri pertanfhen.

Der Inter jsitusts rlrfdt feline In 9teenst Co.. Tinu
2 9stilsu zen 9raubp, 8 Iistlsn ssn Rieelst une ~ gieilsE
Yn 81. geter ~stlessntn Si@ Adtr eaue unh 9Dcle essEE
elm Webnbaus nsbft sarttu In irsene timer Staet ~ pd-
tsufteu. Guf BEN eanee fttt EN- 8ramtbaus uns Gtai-
lunser. Nass IN ~einssfenit une In gutter Gultar. DaseauS
lsst ettt an Der iatfclifntn Rtrne.
nsssn ndbtrsr dustunft penes man I'D an Ssrrn g.
Sung. No. 1858 ID sibinstsufrast Dubuset, Sppa, Deer ar
ete Rseaetien eises Slattes. gu. 8. 3t4- abr. hG-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-18
Die eemtfGe &atGoft(6e 60
fonte @estphalia,
SbeIbp 6 o unit h, Som A..

Iae ssutfbs 8athpli,sn, bic It'd elmer tittissn @smsinee
tn cater ~ssunesr q ssno anftlisssn prqsn, rertsn auf ets~
lts Ssttl, meut dufmsriism sem4dt. 5err q mil HIu4
fts saisSf 1T tsrrt, aae ssphnf&ts Gusturft "a IT,
lbtileu. @u.S
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-18
eSariit IN D~erfaufem !

3sbu u. cine babe Nels ssu Dubuque stlssta, tn:tGft Ia
300 adsr q 10 sutsH Spt, ant III ppbl stpdGert. Die Jarur
entueter tn ,pet 1betlen cher In etHem Stud ssrtauft-
gean frast had BET 3. y. Garip. in fem Gsnnsnus Of
nee Dubuque, Sierra. las 5 u. Sia VI hs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-18
Sas ,Ssrliner f~agebfatt'' fdrsibt

u.... Ste baben einen erlen Sunc be
srabsn = ibm mar sr msbr :. . gcr
furssm sins cis Nadri6t tur6 Die 3eis
tIngen. ras res Sirfteu eisblinssbpnp
Nsro Cniht Sultan" pie err BON ZEN
Sldttern Senanrt rurce), rrsr ME
ole ,0ermania ibn bpsbaft nunnte. Ger
n&sidsbunc." in 9arsin iein 2sben unter
cen bsimtidilhsn 8nittslldldsen ciniasr
Sismdrfsfeince aussebau6t blte. Wi'
uns iest aus Ger Ndbe Sarsin's esibrie
ben miro. 1T ss ~alIerrinaS pnbr, roB rsr
..Nsidsbunp" BON Zen 0ebenpen seIhie
Den 1T, ater nidt in afrii6er Saip' auf
ariinsm 6slpe bon Wdnnsrfaut srIdla.
gen." ipnrsrn ais elm Spfer beimtidi,
lder unr bosbaftsr 9srsiftuns. alS Ger
Slrit HeitSfani!sr pom Dem Sinldeicen
Fines trsuen s~ierbsinissn @enpGsn bSrts,
erfaste elm tiefsr Corn iein @emitb nnp
isirem Wunpe entrann paS @ort (:
.@snn tb lauter icide trsue Diener tit.
ts. ME Nero mir Elm trersr Srsunp mar,
cann bdtte t6 nibt 70 pisl Msrssr |"
Sprab's unc lief ;pei Ibierdrste aus
Sdlape fommen. relte cen persncstsn
Nero lscirten unp pann b~sfunrstep, CAP
Nerp an ibnSDsm @ift au @runcs sss
sansen 1T. Muf beloneere Anorpnuns
peS 6lrifsn pureen nun eie tetrsfsnrsp
innern Tbeile Der Sunpsiei1e in elmer
periissslten Ydaie CUR ssnau n hemiIhea
unteriu6uns mad Berlin seibidt. Na@,
rem allo Der Wi1snl6aft 8sniise sefte,
BEN mar, unp Ger 8irif ippie pie Sfrfin
le 800 Marf, In Summa 600 Warf,
auf pte Gntpeduna ees lbdters ausses
Iest, battsn, rpurren Gnrs rOrissr 8o6e
pie uebsrreite Nero's nit Dem ssbibrsns
ZEN Yempe Gem S6Opse Ger Altmuttsr
Grpe dberssbsn. Sn elmer 8iits auf
Strcb, pas nit elmer l6parsen Sammst-
bdue beredt mar lag Nerp. Cine ;peits
idparse Sammetrede eisnte als faltsn.
rsi6er rebapurf. N6t lhwars sstlsis
rete 0utsarbsiter trusrn rie 9side sum
@rabs, pas in Dem @utsparte berserittst
mar" Das ~S6par;e Slatt" picmst
N%aGisbencss Dem @nrenfen pss Sunz
ceS
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-08-22
OLD oRcHARD.-An amateur entertainment,

OLD ORCHARD.-An amateur entertainments
consisting of vocal and instrumental music, re-
citations. tharades and tableaux viyants,
was gotten up on Thursday last at the Ocean
House, Old Orchard beach, in aid of Mon
treal charity-the Protestant Home for Friend
less Women. Prof. Chapman gave two mimi
table. readings. deaths DOOM and the
'Schoolmastet's Guest" and by his happy sug-
gestions and faithful impersonatons, contribut-
ed greatly to the success of the charades and
tableaux. Mr.. Hayden, the Boston costumer,
as Richard, and Mis- Potter as Queen Anne,
gave scene from Richard III. in costume, and
enacted the character to the life. Prof. Ryer-
son lent his aid with the harmonica, and charm
ed the audience by his beautiful rendering of
the "Village Choir" Madames burlington,
Crane and Potter, and Mr.. Tibbs and Mr.. Muir
ray also contributed to the enjoyment of the
evening, and mine host Millikep," was I'M.
wearied in his responses for aid and properties.
A respectable sum was raised for the charity,
and very pleasant evening secured to the
guests of the hotel and the other patrons of the
entertainment
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-08-22

made an excursion to the grounds. accom-
panied by the Winnegance band of thirteen
pieces.
The audience was entertained with band
concert at the stand between the regular SER
vices.
In the afternoon large congregation assem-
bled to hear the address of welcome, delivered
by x.Gov. Perham in the absence of Gov
Conner.
The speaker commenced by extending fra
ternal greeting and hearty welcome TO all, and
then gave a review of the leading events and
prominent points of the temperance move
ment during the past half century. The adj
dress was very interesting, and was listened to
with the closest attention.
Social meetings were held at 6 p. m. in the
Bowdoinham, Hallowell and Gardiner chapes.
In the evening temperance love feast wa'
held in the tabernacle, conducted by Friend
VIM. Jacob of China, the eloquent Quaker
advocate OF total abstinence, whose witty
speeches attracted so much attention at the
late yearly meeting of the Friends in this
city.
To-day is devoted to the organizations OF
Good Templars and Temple of Honor, and
full representation from each is expected.
Saturday will be set apart for the reform
clubs of the state, and all reformed men are
cordially invited to be present
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ONCE Hours.
From 7.30 m to $50 p m, Sundays excepted.
Sundays open for Carriers and General Delivery
from to 10 m.
PORTLAND, ME-, Aug. T. 1877.
Arrival and Departure of Mails.
Boston and intermediate offices. Arrive at 1920
and Ills p m. Close at SIS m, and leo, AS aud
coop. m.
Boston and the West. Arrive at 51Opm.
intermediate or Way Mails via Boston and Maine
Railway. Arrive at LOO and 800 m. Close at SIS
m and LOO pm.
Great Southern and Western. Arrive at 1920 and
Ill bp m. Close at S15 m, LEO, 4.45 and 800 m.
Bangor. Mattawamkeag, and connecting routes,
arrive at LBS p. m. Close at 11.50 a. m.
augusta and connecting routes. Arrive at $50
~; anu LOO p m. Close at 11.50 m and AS IN.
Morning Northwestern by G. Il. R. Arrive at 1856
m. Close at 7.15 m.
Lewiston and Auburn. Arrive at 200 and $50
q, ~ ana l.So M Close at 545 and 1l5O a. m.
Rochester, N. H., and intermediate Offices Arrive
at 1.45 p. m. Close at 90 m and 12.45 pm.
North Conway and other offices on the P. & o. R.
r. Arrive at $40 m and 6.45 m. Close at $50
m and 1890 pm.
Castine, Deer Isle, Sedgwick, S. W. Harbor, Mt.
Desert, Jonespert, Machias. Machasport, East Ma
chias, Millbridge and Bar Harbor, via each steam
er. Arrive at a. m. Close at 9p. m.
Eastport, via each steamer. Arrive at 600 m.
Close at 4.45 IN.
Foreign Mails, via New York, day prevlousJo sail
ing of steamers. Close at LOO pm;
Express, Augusta, Bangor and the East Arrive
at 200 m. Close at 900 p m.
Skowhegan intermediate offices and the north,
Arrive at 1.35 p m. Close at 11.5O m.
Sk0whegan also closes at 800 m,
Canada and intermediate offices, via G, T. r. Ar
rive at 1880 D. m. Close at 100 m,
Nova Scotia and Prince Edwards Island. Close
at 1l.50 a. m. and p. m
Closed Pouch for New York and the Soutb and
West closes at M. Letters for this mail must
be deposited in the Post Ofice0
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Notice.

MANY who are suffering from the effects of the
warm weather and are debilitated, are advised by
physicians to take moderate amounts of whisky two
or three times during the day. In little while
those who adopt this advice frequently increase the
number of 'drinks," and in time become confirmed
inebriates beverage which will not create
thirst for intoxicating liquors. and which is intended
especially for the benefit OF debilitated persons.
whether at home or abroad, is DIR. Schenek's Sea
Weed Tonic. Containing the juices of many medic
inal herbs this preparation does not create an appe-
tite for the intoxicating cup. The nourishing and
life-supporting properties Of many valuable natura
productions contained in it and well known to medi-
cal men have most strengthning influence. A single
bottle ofthe Tonic will demonstrate its vauablequal
ies For debility arising from sickness. over exer-
ton or from any cause whatever, wineglassful of
Sea Weed Tonic taken after meals will strengthen
the stomach and create an appetite for wholesome
food. To all who are about leaving their homes, we
desire to say that the excellent effects of DR..
Schenck's seasonable remedies, Sea Weed Tonic,
and Mandrake Pills, are particularly evident when
AIKEN by tho Sc who are injuriously affected by a
change of water and diet. No person should leave
home without.taking supply Of these safeguards
along. For sale by all Druggists. au1eod&w1m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-08-22
Maine Dental Assaciaiinu.


The annual session Of the Maine Dental As
ISOLATION commenced ia this city yesterday af-
ternoon, The society was called to order by
Vice President G. P. Lombard Of Belfast-the
President DR.. D. N Merrill having removed
from the atate. The records of the last meet
ing, in February, were read by the Secretary
G. W. Stoddard, of Belfast. On the calling of
the roll of members goodly number respond
ed.
DR.. Babcoek sent regrets that he was de-
tanned at home by illness.
Dr. G. P. Smith of North Arson was elected
member and the name of DIR. Cannon was
referred to the executive commistee as usual
The following were elected officers for the
ensuing year:
President-G. P. Lombard, Belfast.
Vice Presdent-G. P. Stoddard, Belfast,
Secretary-C. f. Nation, Thomaston.
Treasurer. W. Curtis, Brunswick.
Librarian-Thomas FillebrowD, Portland
Executive Committee. f. Babcock, Ban
gor, Thomas Haley, Biddeford, Henry Leavitt,
Skowhegau. E. J. Roberts, Augusta, G. n.
Twtchell, Fairfield.
The librarian presented his report of the
work done by the socety's microscope the past
year. and it was accepted.
The treasurer reported Sly received the past
year, and expenses $12. On hand $115.
DR.. Thomas Flllebrown of this city gave
full and Interesting report of the doings of the
American Dental Association at Chicago this
year.
An Essay by j. W. Curtis, d. NJ. D., OF
Brunswick, on Nitrous Oxide Gas; an able and
most interesting essay upon subject of great
Importance. lively discussion followed the
reading OF the paper, led by Dr. Fillebrown and
followed by PROF.. Abbott of New York, DIS.
Roberts OF Augusta, Haley of Biddeford
| TWltchell OF Fairfield, johnson and Bacon OF
| Portland, and Roberts of Augusta.
| The association then adjourned until even
| ing
AT the evening session DR.. Fllebrown pre
sented the question of continuous gum work.
The interesting feature of the evening ses
| sion was an able aud instructive address By
Prof. Frank Abbott of the New York Dental
| College.
Prof. Abbott is native of Maine,his parent
residing at Shapleigh. The subject of his ad
dress was "Pulps of teeth and alveolar ahscess
esq
The next meeting will be held at. Lewiston
ana The annual session in Portland.
MICS.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-08-22
Brief .I0ffinus.

A large party went to North Conway yester-
day to see the President
An OK fell on Park street last night and broke
his leg and was left to suffer for several hours.
Members of Trinity church of Lewiston, to
the number of 800, came over the Grand Trunk
yesterday and went to the islands.
Tom B. Patchen is improving on his time,
and yesterday trotted down to 80 This is un-
usually good time for. Maine tracks,
The Republican State Committee were in ses-
sion at the Falmouth last evening There was
very full representation present, but no busi-
ness of public Importance was transacted.
A number of military men from this city
went to Augusta to attend the muster yester-
day.
The Alerts complain that the Silver Hooks
didn't come to time for game of ball yester-
day and they therefore claim score of 9 to 0.
The public schools of Portland begin their
next annual session Monday morning, August
9th.
A poor old woman was found strayiDg about
the Boston depot last night, and was taken to
the station by officer jackson.
Over fifty excursionists from Swanton, VT,
and vicinity came over the Ogdensburg road
last night en- route for Boston. They reported
that one hundred would come today.
Mr.. Lewis Pierce bought the Parr property
on Federal street, sold at auction by T. O. Bal
ley & Co., yesterday, for $3.50 over the mort
gage.
The race by the second class yachts to obtain
the cup won by the George, on Thursday last
will be sailed at p. m. Friday. The race be-
tween the third class yachts Edda and Mist
will come off at the same time.
At the snnual meeting of the Portland Roll
ing Mills, held yesterday afternoon, the old
board of officers we're reelected and the meet
ing adjourned for four weeks.
The body of young Hall Of Gray, was found
yesterday morning lying in the pond near where
bodies of the other drowned men were recover
ed. There was also found vest belonging to
one of the saved, the watch in the pocket hav.
ing stopped at 10 a. m.
Mr.. Edward Holiday of Deering, was thrown
from his carriage at the foot of Green street,
while driving into town yesterday morning and
his left arm was broken.
The following .advice is not new, indeed but
it is particularly appropriate at the present
time: mo prudent business man takes down
his sign, or stops his advertisement on account
of bad times. This is the time when he should
on the contrary, spread his flag to the fullest SO
that he may be found at the top when the weak
and poor spirited have left or disappeared from
the scene"