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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-08

IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES AT THE MONTHS
MIND or THE LATE PRIMATE

IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES AT TIE MONTHS
MIND or THE LATE PRIMATE.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. Z. 1877.
The 'month's mind" memorial service COM
memorating the iato Archbishop Bayley, was cec-
brated ut the cathedral at ten O'Clock hs morning IN
the presence OF an immense congregation OF clergy
and iaiy. Tho interior ana exterior drapngs OF tho
edhce present at tho obsequcs OF tho deceased pr-
mate remained and added TO the gloom and
impressiveness OF the service AZ tho head OF
the central aislc facing The sanctuary, catafaqne
rested Over It spread pail OF black velvet, en-.
brodered with white silk. Above It were placed the
insignia OF Office OF tho late Archb,shop nitro and
crozicr aud at either end numerous waxcn tapers
burned. shedding soft, mellow light over tho sombre
drapcries. fho Episcopal throne was vacant, but
near 1t seated his Grace Archbishop Gibbons,
whilc Bishop Kane OF Wheeling, Bishop Becker, OF
Wilmihgton aud ABOUT QUO hunured OF The Clergy of
this archdiocese and elsewhere occupied seats within
the sauctuary uttred IN their robes oil office. Tho
usual mourning vessments wero worn Ny the officiating
clergy.
Tug AouRsPrL MASS
Bishop Becker was the celebrant OF tho solemn
pontihca mass, assisted by Rev. Fathers McColgan,
McMAnus, Cnappelic aud McCa!i.u. the latter Us
master vi ceremonies Tne music was purely Gre
gorlap, sung by tho boys choir OF the cathedral.
While tho mass Was beng celebrated lighted ,apers
we're distributed 10 tho clergy, tho rays brilliantly
illuminating tho sanctuary ana producing sirkingy
impressive elect. heightened by tho gloomy sur
rvuadhgs.
EuLoGY.
Rev. I. l. Boyle, OF Washington, delivered tho
memorial discourse IRON tho luxt Hebrews l., Is,
''lseicmbcr your proutcs who have spoken the
OF God 10 you, whose .iait follow, considering their
cohvorsion" rhc reverend speaKcr said nc was pres
cnt, ny coNanand oi Archbishop Gibbons. TO speak
III behalf Of his honorcd anu worthy predecessor,
WHO ever bore hluiself with great meek ness,
truth aud sincerity though God gave HIM Is
roDo OF splondor he depor,cd himself with humility
aud orboarancc and no should receive the prayers
the faithful Or. Boyle pronounced u high cuIogy
the lie anu labors vi the late Archbishop.
Inc cataiHlquo was then sprinkcd with holy wator
and inccnscd, and alter chatting the solemn stratus
VI tho "MisOrcrc," the congregation was dismissed
WIN the ATchiepIscopul beuculcLlUn.
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GENERAL THAYER'S BURIAL

Boston, Nov. Z, 1871
Tho Association OF Graduates Of the United States
Military Academy having determined to remove from
their burial place IN South Drantrec 10 West Point
tho remains of tho late Colonel Sylvanus Thaycr,
Brcvet Brgadier General United States Army, and TO
erect over them suitable monument the remains
were on Monday disintcrred and forwarded TO West
Point by Adams Express Company. Upon tho arrival
Of tho remains Ut South Dock they will be received by
a company OF engineers aud escorted to the chapel,
where they viii lie state under guard oil honor
until the obsequcs take place ut two r. NJ Tomorrow,
when appropriate military honors VIII be paid TO the
memory OF the dead soldier
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THE WAR.
Russian Opera tons on the
Road to Widdin.
MONTENEGRO CALLED TO ARMS.
General Zimmerman's Campaign
at a Standstill.
WAR FEELING IN GREECE.
IBY CABLE TO THE HEIAID.1

By CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON, Nov s. 1871.
Russian Official despatch is published contain
occupied the road from Rahova to wlddin Rahova
was occupied by 1850 Turkish infantry, part OF
whom, with the Inhabitants, withdrew on the up
proach OF our reconnoiirng force. on Sunday
night General skobe.er pushed on to Bres.ovcc,
south of Plevna, threw up batteries there, and
alter violent cannonade attacked the Turkish
,., ,,,, ,nc.r, 81,
MONTENEGRO CALLED TO ARMS.
Paris correspondent says:-"News has been
received here that the Prince OF Montenegro has
ordered all Montenegrins to take up arms to-
morrow"
TIE DoBRUDScHA CAMPAIGN
despatch from Bucharest says intelligence has
been received there that all or General Zimmcr-
mans STAFF have rented houses in Kustendjl. 1t is
concluded IRON this that the campaign is over
for this year, as far as the Dobrudscha Army Is
concerned
BAKER GONE TO sHIpKA.
despatch from Constantnople reports that
Baker Pacha has gone to Shipka Pass.
MIDHAT AND THE SULTAN
despatch from Vienna says that Mahmoud
Damad pacha is going to Lesbos TO meet Midhat
Pacha for the purpose OF arranging the differences
between the latter and the sultan
FEELING GREECE
An Athens telegram says:-.Almost all tho provin.
cial municipalities have voted resolutions urging
union among the political leaders and speedy warlike
preparations"
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VERMONT RAILROAD TROUBLES.

NORTH Troy. W., Nov. Z. 1877.
Tho directors OF tho Misssuuoi and clyde River
Railroad Company met here to-day and authorized the
Immediate repair OF the track. Tho management Of
the Pass umpsic Railroad In tho recent trouble
severely condemned. Tho work oil repairs
menccd promptly alter the passage OF the resolution,
aud hundreds OF workmcn arc now engaged IN laying
uown the track. Tho residents o tho towns along tho
limo have turned out to protect the worknen
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A PRISONER SHOT.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Nov. z 1877.
Ex-MaTshal George w Hunter, OF Bardstown, KY.
who In charge Of prisoners to be taken to tho Pcn
tertiary, fatally wounded Sam Ford. who ut
tempting TO escape Ford was Of tho Nurrcll gang
o. outlaws Hunter some time ago killed Charles
MurrciI and will be bered us the captor OF
Grove Kennedy, the outlaw.
Marshal Hunter states that Ford. whom no shot nt
Bardstown, hal sworn to XIII hirl. Ford OF
the worst the State Ia 1876 he killed negro.
and last spring murdered Shelby Ballard IN bed,
shooting him 10 the presence oil his daughter Tho
people In his section arc rcJo;ccd ut his summary
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MORTON ON THE STAND.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7, 1871
Tho examination OF Morton, ex.Presldcnt OF tho
Market street Railway, on the bankruptcy proceedings
against Maggie Co.. was resumed to-day before Regis
tor Mason. The examination was directed pr nclpay
TO the manner In winch money was received from the
GIrard Trust, Keen, Newbold " Co.. aud Drcxe Co.,
ON tho ovcf-ssucd certificates Of stock, anu
pIanatory OF ms testimony yesterday. The money
was raised by Morton to enable John X. Maggie n Co.
to go with the centennial Catalogue" which
a luI
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Z, 1917.
Passed Assistant Surgeon a. f. Price Is ordered TO
the Naval Hospital, Washington; Assistant Surgeon
Ernest Norllcct 10 examination for promotion. Mid.
shipman II. VI. Doyle has reported bis return home,
having bee detached IRON the Marion and has been
placed on waiting orders Passed Assistant Surgeon
Paul FizsImmons has been detached from the Naval
Hospital Washington, and ordered to the AshucIot,
Asiatic station Passed Assistant Surgeon J. q.
Ayers has been detached from the Ashuelot on the
reporting OF his relief and ordered TO return 10 New
Xlrk
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TENNESSEE RIVER NAVIGATION.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. Z, 1877.
meeting OF citizens have inausuratei measures to
establish weekly line Of steamers between Cha,ta-
noogu ana Decatur. Tho merchants hero will give
bonus OF $50 for each trip and will request tho gov.
eminent help tho project by giving tho limo mail
contract Tbls Will bring considerable cotton TO this
place. Convention 10 called here IRON all the river
towns 10 meet Dcccmbcr ., to- tho purpose OF i'm
pressing upon Congress the Importance OF opening
Tennessee River navigation.
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THE HERALD LEADS OPINION.


From tho Providence Press, Nov al
Mr. Philips, OF Kansas, evidently reads the Ngv
YORK HERALD, his Postal Savings Bank bill boing in
substance tho proposition OF the New York Journal
But unless the civil Is entirely separated from
machine politics tho people Will hardly to intrust
their money TO increased dangers. AT present they
tho risk Of beng dorauded by incoulpetency or
dishonesty To add to this the dangers OF political
whirIigig does not inspire much confidence at the
present dsponsation Wen rather boar those Ills
havc than ly 10 others that we know not OIL
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ANOTHER PLANET DISCOVERED.
WASHINGTON, Nov, Z, 1877;

WASHINGTON Nov. Z, 1877.
Professor Henry, OF the Smithsonian Institute. re-
ports that the Paris Observatory announces the dis
covery by Henry, OF Paris, on the 9th INST, of a
planet OF the tenth magnitude 10 hours thIrtytwo
minutes right ascension seventeen degrees, fifteen
minutes north declinatiou, with daily motion OF iour
minutes scutn.
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LIFE INSURANCE LITIGATION.

New HAVEN, Conn, Nov. T. 1877.
Tho Superior Court this afternoon ovcrrulod tho
demurrer ntcrposed by President d. Noycs' counsel
TO the Alternative mandamus issued the petition OF
insurance Commissioner Stcadman calling on the
American utual and National and Trust Companies
to pr Oh cc books AMI papers The usual ten
days were taken to hlo motion to remove tho qucs-
ton TO the Supreme Court.
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THE PERRAULr CASE.

MONTREAL, Nov. Z, 1877.
Tho police magistrate stated to day that he was not
prepared to give decision iu reference 10 Mr.. Per.
raut held Tor refusing 10 give the OF the person
from whom he Obtained the Information tciegraphod
concerning tho Guy and District savings Bank, and
tho mates Will Dc further argued before hun to.
morrow. ~ 's#s -
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HELD FOR MURDER.

NORWICH. Conn, Nov !, 1877.
The City Court trial OF james ii. Bowen Tor the
murder OF Benjamin G. Muzzy was concluded today
with u verdict OF probable cause, and that Bowen Do
held Tor trial before the superior Court The trial OF
the dau ,htcr Louisa Bowen, VIII begin In u day
two. The verdict Will doubtless DO reached IN
her case
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pocKErDooK FACTORY punNEp.

NoRruAMproN, Mass, Nov I, 1871
Tho Orms Manufacturing Company's pocketbook
factory burned hero this evening Loss, $50 600;
fully Insured.
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STRIKE OF CARPET wEAvERs.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Z,

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. !, 1871
Al meeting OF striking carpet Of the uppoi
section OF the city to-day, II decided not 10 nc
ccde 70 the reduction demanded by tho employers.
John Winchester's workmcn, forty Eve In number.
went out to-day Next week, It is expected tho strike
among tho smaller mills wl be general but no rcduc-
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FUNERAL OF JOHN D. STOCKTON.

PHILADELPHIA Pa, Nov I, 1871
Tho funeral OF tho late John d. Stockton took place
from the residence OF his mother this afternoon
There large attendance OF relatives and frcnds
many OF the journalists OF this city and
IRON New York and other places
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oILcLoTH WORKS IN ASHES

NEwBURG, N. Y, Nov. I, 1877.
An inccndiary 1ro this morning destroyed tho oil
cloth works OF d. Powers Sons embracing hve build
.ngs with machinery. print blocks, 900 yards OF oil
cloth, paint, sc. Loss $1,000; insurance about
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WOMAN'S BOARD OF MISSIONS.

DAVENPORT, Iowa, Nov. 7, 1871
Tho woman's Board OF Missions Tor tho Western
States met hero this morning. About one hundred
and nifty delegates wcrc present. representing all tho
Western states, CHINA, japan and Turkey ~
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EMBEZZLING GOVERNMENT FUNDS.

NORFOLK, Va, nov. T. 1917.
In the United States Circuit Court to-day Charles f.
Gettsiccb was found guilty OF cmbczz,ing government
funds wnilc Deputy Collector OF tHis port
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THE STORM ON LAKE MICHIGAN.

CHICAGO Ill. Now Z, 1877.
News is daily received OF additional disasters from
Mondays the lake. but loss OF life has yet
bee rclO
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FIGURING MILLS CONSUMED.

PlTTsnuRG, Pa. Nov. :, 1877
A lra ut Gilmore, Waters Co.'s Touring mills and
J. N. Sraub Co.'s malt house on South Canal street,
Allegheny city last night destroyed both buildings
Loss SIC 900. Fully insured.
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AN EMBEzzLEk CONVICTED.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

NORFOLK, Va. Nov. Z, 1877.
In tho United States Circuit Court this morning
Major Charles l.. Gcttsect arraigncd for iral
the charge Of cmbczz Ing government funds who
Deputy Collector OF Customs OF this port pleaded
aot guilty. rhc Jury was called the argued aud
submitted aud the Jury returned verdict of guilty.
aud recommended the accused 10 the mercy OF the
Court :. ). Lewis, United states District Attorney
conducted the prosecution, and Charles Poo, OF Dat
more appeared tor the defence
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes 10 tho
temperature for tho past twenty four hours in com.
parison with the corresponding date OF last year. rs
Indicated by tho thermometer At Hudnut's pharmacy
HERALD Building -
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DESTRUCTION OF KE1rH's PAPER MILL.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Now !, 1877.
The Keith paper mill, ut Turner's Falls, was de-
sioycd by Ore NJ two O'Clock tins morning The mill
tho pride OF the new manufacturing city and its
product commanded tho market Its original cost was
$500 000 The Ore began in the lower story, from
an unknown cause. part OF tho machine room, The
b,oach and Office likely DO saved ut half
past lhrtc A. NJ The win DO $500 0Oo Insurance.
500 The mill located tho bank OF tho river,
aud started IN July 1873 work having been begun
on tho structure III September, ISL II was note
worthy for its- superior CONSTRUCTION It's perfect
adapiaton to- Ms work. II was unhcsitatin ,rro-
nounccd by experienced paper makers the best mill in
tho world. the main buiidiny was 80 cet deep by 45
foot wide and nve stories high, with two lis projecting
toward tho Railroad one 50 by 100 iect aud The other
IS by rs lect II had capacity oil hve tons daily,
made the finest writing paper ami employ Oh 800 hands
Tho lrst directors vi the company were Congressman
Aivah Croker, of Fichburg; Edwin Bukey and A.
Pagensticcher. OF Now York Alexander II. Rlcc OF
Boston Thomas a. Carson OF Dalton, and John Keith,
OF Turner'S Falls. The last named gcntcna was prcs
don't Tno company have received several largo gov
eminent contracts, and have, II suited, uDn
ishcu hand. fr t-itN4 .stetr..
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FIRES.
LOSS OF LARGE wooLLlx MASuYAcronY.

LOSS OF LARGE wooLLEN MASUFAcroIY.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. !, 1877.
serious nre occurred shortly after one o'clock this
morning in the Nineteenth ward, causing the entire
destruction Of tho mill OF Joseph Harvey. in Randolph
street, above Columbia avenue Tho building was I've
stories To height and covered large surface. The IRE
had gained great Roadway before the arrival OF the
Fro Department and burned steadily for over an
hour, entirely consuming stock aud building The
basement, second and third floors occupied by
William s. Wen Son, manufacturers of bedsproads.
toilet coverlos &c stock OF which to tho value of
81, 900 was ON hand. Their machinery valued ut
$4,000 Tho fourth floor used shovel factory
by John Miller 4 Co. Their loss will foot up about
S. 1000 In stock anu machiUery insured In the follow
ins compaDles;--Gcrman-A American, OF New York,
1900; Lycomng, $500; Farmers, OF New York,
$1,000 Gloucester, Massachusetts,, ST. 600 Federal,
Of Pttsburg, Pa 81 ,0O0 and Hanover, Of New YORK,
81. j00-a total Of $1,000
The origin OF the lfc Is unknown. The boiler room
Is separated from the main building, and gas lights
used 10 tho building. Three hundred hands
thrown out OF employment by this disaster.
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HON. MI. BEAUDIEN.

despatch from ST. Thomas. Quebec. announces
the death OF Hon., Mr. Beaubien, formerly Commits.
sioncr OF Crown Lands for tho Province Of Quebec.
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IF 1T HURTS you TO DRAW DEEP BREATH,
relieve the lungs and the cough with HALEs HoskY
hoREnorND AaD TAR
PiKK's TooruAcHE DROPS cure In minute.
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4 -TuE VARIOUS DIsEASES

A.-THE VARIOUS DISEASES OF THE LUNGS
ard throat which any OF tho
bic c subject, promptly be 10 succumb
of ScHEScK's PULMoNic aYRup which Is posi
tive consumption. coughs colds, throat &C.
For sale by all druggists.
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the regular monthly distribution Of tho Louisiana
State Lottery made at New Orleans Tuesday the 9TH
In ticket No 5i4 drew rst capital prize; Ma
ll5 drew second prize; ticket No iO5D7 thld
prixc NJ A. DAUplIN. President.
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A-BENNErr BUILDING.


FfREPROOF.
LOCATED on NASSAU. ANN AND FULTON STA
HANDSOME AND WELL HEATED nfficEs
TO LET ON VERY KsAsONABLE TERMS
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS. BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICES
APPLY On PREMISES.
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uOLMAN,s PAD mas CURED

H. ". JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY 81
Maiden anc, the sole manufacturers OF genuine As
beso, Paints Roofing. Steam Pipe and Boiler Coverings
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PRINTING
THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE

TWO SINGLE BULLOCK PERFECrIN0 PRESSEA
capable OF printing l4OoD copies pcr hour
of nm paper either six seven eight columns
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VITAL RESTORATIVE CURES PREMATURE
wsakness. debility aud dyspepsia Of either
Price xI All dpaagists
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HOT.MAN'S PAD HAS CURED NUMBER OF MY
friends Cured my wifc OF chronic difficulties. eldest
child Of protractec fever and infant child Of hopeless
OF cholera infantutn.-
l.. s. CARTER o2o Chestnut st.. Phiisiciphia-
LADIES' INDIA SHOES, 50C.-Do0TS AND
SHOES all styles ratronixe MILLER A Co, $40 Broad
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ALSO ALL Tug STEREOTYPE MACHINERY BE.
LONGING THERETO.
PRICE, $1,000.
Address J. q. BENNETT
Non NnrLH liar
The Portland daily press., 1877-04-28
Brief .UOtlinRs.

Rev. Roscoe L. Green of South Berwick will
preach at the Chestnut street church tomorrow
at the usual hours.
Miss Isadora Cameron is to play an engage
ment at Fanny Marsh's theatre, commencing
June 4th.
The Reform Club will hold tempe rance
prayer meeting at 1Oa a. m. and u p. m. in
their hall tomorrow. All ore cordially invited,
The men from out of town are appearing on
the streets now with trees for sale. They do
not sell very readily.
Dresser & Mcclellan presented superb BIZ
BILE to the new Odd Fellows Hall, which was
used at the dedication.
The horses Of Drs. Shaw, Weeks and Perry
have all been stolen of late, but the police
have recovered them. The thieves take them
while the physicians are calling on patients.
An adjourned special meeting of the bond
holders of the Portland Dry Dock will be held
this afternoon at the banking rooms of j. B.
Brown & Sons.
The schooner Odell arrived here yesterday
from Virginia with 5000 bushels of oysters to
Timmons & Hawes This IS the largest cargo
ever brought here. They are to be bedded.
The rooms. of the.Odd Fellows in Harrington
block were thrown open yesterday afternoon
and last'evening for inspection. The crowds
who visited them could be counted by the
thousand.
Mr.. Geo. G. Needham will preach at State
street church this Saturday evening at q o.
clock; at City Hall Sunday, at 3 and y D. M,
and at the First Baptist church Monday at a.
m.
President John NJ. Brown of the State Ag-
ricultural Society, goes to Boston today to meet
the executive committee of the New England
Society on business relative to the coming joint
exhibition,
The Portland daily press., 1877-04-28
DIR. scHENck.s STANDARD REMEDIES

The standard remedies for all diseases of the lungs
are SCHENCK's PULMoNIo SYRUP, SCHENCK's SEA
WEED TONIC, and SCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS.
and ftaken before the lungs are destroyed, speedy
cure is effected.
To these three medicines DIR. j. H. Schenck, Of
Philadelphia, owes his unrivalled success in the
treatment of pulmonary diseases.
The Pulmonic Syrup ripens the morbid matter in
the lungs nature throws it off by easy expectora-
ton, for when the phlegm or matter is ripe slight
cough will throw it off, the patient has rest and the
lungs begin to heal.
To enable the Pulmonc Syrup to do this, Schenck's
Mandrake Pills and Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic must
be freely used to cleanse the stomach and liver.
Sclencks Mandrake Pills act on the liver removing
all distractions, relax the gall bladder the bile
starts freely, and the liver is soon relieved.
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic is a gentle stimulan
and Alternative; the alkal of which it is composed
mixes with the food and prevents souring 1t assists
the digestion by toning up the stomach to healthy
condition, so that the food and the Pulmonc Syrup
will make good blood; then the lungs heal, and the
patient will surely get well if care is taken to pre-
vent fresh cold.
All who wish to consult Dr. SchencS, either per-
sonally or by letter, do at his principal Office,
corner of SIXTH and ARCH SITS, Philadelphia,
every Monday.
Schenck's medicines are sold by all druggists
throughout the country. maleod&w2msn
The Portland daily press., 1877-04-28

CUMBERLAND COUNTY PHARMACE UTICAL
SocIETY.-The Cumberland Pharmaceutical
Society met at the rooms of the Overseers of
the Poor, City Building, at 10 o'clock yesterday
forenoon. There was good attendance of the
city druggists, and some from out of town.
An interesting paper was read by George
Agry Jr., of Gorham, subject: "The morta
and pestle." Mr.. Agry dwelt with considera-
Bile emphasis on the prevailing custom of
druggists buying SO extensively, sugar-coated
pills and various other. prepared medicines,
when they can SO readily he manufactured in
the shop A discussion then followed which
ELECTED the fact that nearly all present were in
favor of moro liberal use of the mortar and
pestle, and the idea was strongly advanced
that home made preparations were much more
reliable than the manufactured ones
Ell. n. Bradstreet and N. G. Nichols were
elected to membership. 81. K. Hinkley, S. J..
Murray, Chas. A. ellison and DR.. f. Fl. Ger
rish were elected honorary members. F. L.
Bartlett was elected reporter for the meetings.
Copies of the Bylaws are now ready and can
be obtained by applying to the secretary, A.. S.
Kinds
The Portland daily press., 1877-04-28
Personal.

Rev. Gee. W. BIcknell of this city will de-
liver the Decoration Day address at Farming
ton.
Hor. Samuel Titcomb of Augusta was ad-
mitted 10 practise in the United States Circuit
Court yesterday.
Rev. f. E. Clark of Wllliston church has re-
ceived call to Manchester, N. H., with sal
ary of $4,000.
Chief Engineer johnson Of the Eleonora,
died Thursday night He has been with the
Maine eamship Company since its organlza-
tion in 1866, and prior to that with the Inter-
national and Portland Steam Packet Compa-
ny, his service extending over thirty years.
He was Masop, ard a member of Portland
Lodge.