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MASONIC.
DIT Masonic Hall, No. es Exchange Street.
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DIT Masonic Hall, No. ss Exchange Street.
YORK RITES.
BLUE LoDGE-Ancient Land Mark, first Wednes-
day; Portland, second Wednesday; Atlantic, third
Wednesday.
CHAPTERS reenleaf R. A. c., first Monday; Mt.
Vernon, R. A. c., third Monday.
CouNcIL-Portland c. r. & S. Masters second
Monday.
COMMANDMENTS OF X. T.-Portland, fourth Mon
day; st. Adams, second Thursday
GRAND BoDIEs-Grand Lodge, first Tuesday in
May; Grand Chapter, first Tuesday evening in May
Grand Council, Wednesday p. M; Grand Com
mandery, Wednesday evening.
MASONIC RELIEF AssoCIATIoN-Fourth Wednes-
day in every month.
PORTLAND SCHOOL OF MASONIC INSTRUCTION
Second and fourth Tuesday Of each month.
ANCIENT ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITES,
LoDGE-Yates Grand Lodge of Perfection, first
Friday.
CoUNoIL-Portland Council p. of j. second FRI
day.
CHAPTER-Dunlap Chapter Rose Croix de H.
third Friday.
CoNsIsToRY-Maine Consistory, S, p R. S., fourth
Friday in March, June, September and December.
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Brief JOttIngs.

The old Alpha boat club went on their an
nual excursion in the Viva yesterday.
A fine portrait of Mr.. Jenness of Portsmouth
by Tenney is to be seen in Hale's window.
Yesterday was an excellent island day, and
the steamers were all crowded.
The Blue Stockings beat the Metho1ists at
Cape Elizabeth Thursday afternoon by score
of 20 toS.
The American band give an excursion and
dance at TrefethIen's this evening. large
crowd may be expected.
There is to be grand rowing regatta in the
harbor next wednesday, as will he seen else
where.
There will be temperance meeting at Con-
gress Hall Sunday evening at y o'clock All
are invited to attend.
Gospel temperance meetings will be held at
10a a. N. and = p. M. tomorrow in Arcana
Hall Services conducted by S. f. Pearson
1t was Miss Maggie Riggs who collected the
$50 worth of clothing for the st. John sufferers,
instead of Miss Briggs as printed.
OF the IS applicants for teachers positions,
the school com nittee have graut4d gram
mar certificates to II, primary certificates
to %. and rejected Is candidates
We cal attention of our patrons to the adj
vertisement of the Peaks IslaGd Steam boat
Co.. who have reduced their fare to Peaks
Island to ten cents.
The steamer Charles Houshtoni is to give two
excursions 10 the lower bay to-day and Mon
day, leaving State street wharf at 2.15 and
Portland Pier at go
The builders of the Savings Bank block de-
serve the thanks of the public for the pains
they have taken to keep Exchange street side
walk clear while the building was in process of
completion.
The Y. M. c. Association received niue new
members at their last business meeting. The
Saturday evening public gospel meeting which
they have sustained for several years, is the
only continuous union meeting held in this
city.
Mary O Brien, formerly of Bangor, is desir-
Gus to learn the whereabouts of two sisters,
Maggie and Abbie O'Brien, from whom she
has been separated, and whose residence has
been unknown to her for some twelve years. 1t
is supposed that they may now be resident in
Portland.
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Co., las fremont street, Boston
DR.. Judge-Dear Sir: have taken your Catarrh
Medicines AND the benefit which have received is
wonderful 1 shall call and see you personally in
reg ard to them.
BOSTON, June I, 1877.
Dr. Judge-Dear Sir: have been troubled with
Chronic and Bronchial Catarrb, from which have
everything for relief without avail, Il induced
to try your Oxy-H ydrogenated Air which has pro-
duced revolution in my whole system and now l
am well man and give you my hearty thanks for
your kindness to and trust you may he the means
Of curing all affected with this oathsome disease.
lou can refer any one to me you please.
Yours very respect fully.
j. H. LEVY, Cigar Manufacturer,
76 Kendall ST., Boston.
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At Odd Fellous' Hall. Harrington Block, Congress
Street.
RELIEF AssocIATIoN-Third Tuesday in the
month.
LoDGEs-Maine on Monday evenings; Ancien
Brothers, on Thursday evenings; Ligonia, on Friday
8, on Wednesday evening; Ivy, d. off,, second and
fourth Saturday of each month.
ENCAMPMENT-M achigonne first and third We'd
day; Portland, first and third Friday.
BENEFIT AssocIATIoN-Board of Directors meet
first Monday evening of each month. Association
meets first Monday evening of January, April, July
and October.
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House and One Acre of Land for Sale.

rms property is situated in Cape Elizabeth, five
minutes walk from Eastern K. Il. Depot five trains
day to Portland. Splendid garden, apple, pear,
cherry and plum trees, grapes and small fruit Two
story house, arranged Tor families, good stable.
Buildings and land cost over $45OO. VIII sell for
$2500.
F. G. PATTERSON,
Jy7deod2w 379A Congress st.
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ALL our summer dress goods, linen and CAM
brio suits, selling at cost to close. Vickery q
Leighton, 431 ,and 433 Congress street.
sn1o
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Stated Meetings.
CITY GOVERNMENT,

The regular meetings of the City Council take
place the first Monday evening Of each month.
The School Committee meet the fourth Monday
evening of each month.
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WIRE BUSTLES
Southern Pine Timber and Plank.

SCHEDULES furnished to order from the mills at
- the South, or from my wharf, where L have a
large assortment of re-sawed Timber, Plank and
Boards. Orders solicited.
Address II. d. fSOx 93d
j. W. DEERING,
2l0 Commercial ST.,
jelieOdtf Head Richardson's Wharf,
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FUNERAL The funeral Of the late Cyrus L.
Gallison took place yesterday afternoon. The
Odd Fellows attended the funeral in a body.
The flags on the City Building and on Odd Eel
lows Hall were at half-mast during the day.
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THE place to buy your Ladies' Underwear
and all kinds of White Goods. is at
KMBALL's, 495 Congress st.
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SECOND PARISH CHURCH-Mr. Whittlesey
breaches at the Jecond Parish church to NOR
row forenoon, from Acts tx, 1.-THE servants
question" and in the afternoon gives Bible
reading on what God is sable" to do for us.
The Sunday school and the three social meet
ipgs will be held at the usual hours.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAV

NEW ADVERTISEMENT TO-DAY
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Grand Rowing Regetta.
Sail in the Harbor-Steamer Chas Houghton.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES,
The Place-Kimballs.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DIR. Judge and Assistant.
Kid Gloves-Carlton Kimba.
For Sale-Canada Horses.
Notice hereby given.
Boarders Wanted.
500 Flour Barrels Wanted.
For Sale-Summer Cottages.
l. o. o. F.-Monthly Meeting.
ID. W. Hull, NJ. ID.
Lost-Portmonnaie.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Assionee's Sale
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LEGAL DEcIsIoN.-A trial justice on the Ken
nebec was recently applied to to issue warrant
against man for riot which he did, and
caused the man to be arrested and brought be-
fore him. The accused employed counsel, who
urged upon the court that the brawling of one
man could not make riot that there must be
several persons to constitute such an offence.
The justice on consideration said he did not be-
eve the man was guilty of riot, but he was
satisfied the fellow was drunk, and he would
fine him $40 for that anyway.
A man recently came before the Police Court
in London for advice as to dealing with his
wife, saying that she continually annoyed him
by provoking the devl'' in him. The court
said he could render no assistance. The appli-
cant then said that if it continued he feared
''the devil would tempt him to do some unlaw-
full act" The judge was still clearer that he
could be Of no help as he chad no Jurisdiction"
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THE PRESS
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY IA.
THE PRESS

. May be obtained at the Periodical Depots OF FEES
sender Bros. MARQUIS Brunei ~ Co., Andrews,
Wentworth Moses n b. Kendrick, and Chisholm
Bros, on all trains that run out of the city,
At Biddeford, Of PhiIlsbnryj; II ro,d,;o1
At Waterville, of J. S. Carter.
AT Bath, of j. .. Shaw.
At Lewiston, of French Bros, and Stevens & Co
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TEMPLARS OF HONOR

At Templars' Hall, No. 100 Exchange Street.
CoUNcIL-Maine, first and third Monday in each
month.
TEMpLE-Forest City, No. /, every Wednesday
evening.
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z Oxy-Hydrogenated Air.
THE GREAT CURE FOR CATARRH.


Consumption, Bronchitis, Chronic Cough. Colds,
Chest, Hay Fever. and all affections of the Lungs
and air passages by the application ofthe Medcated
Vapor. Trial free.
From the Boston Journal
DR.. Judge is widely and favorably known as
physician of high reputation. His remedies are
highly recommended by those who have used them.
[From the Traveller.l
We personally know Dr. Judge anu woull advise
all affected to call and see him.
[From the Golden Rule]
Thousands are being benefited by this wonderful
cure. Our readers should consult Dr. Judge at once
The following are few of the many testimonials
received from those who have been afflicted.
From Gentlemen 70 years of age.
DR.. JUDGE-Dear Sir: Words cannot express my
heartfelt thanks for your wonderful medicine which
has cured me of Catarrh from which have suffered
for the past so years. and restored to perfect
health, and at 70 years of age feel L have new
lease of life want everybody to know of this cure;
and you are at liberty to refer any to to
living evidence of this wonderful discovery, Wishing
you all the success you deserve am
Yours respectfully,
S. FRENCH, ID Hudson St., Boston. Mass.
DIR. JUDGE-Dear Sir: Your Oxy-Hydrogenated
Air has made entirely well; having been troubled
with Chronic and Bronchial Catarrh Tor years. Have
tried many ply sicians but no cure until seeing your
advertisement sent for you. have been unable to
lie down in my bed for years, but now l can truly
My daughter also afflicted is entirely cured
Yours Resp'y, MRS. H. SANDERSON,
Al Castle St., cor. Washington, Boston.
BOSTON, Feb. 2S, 1877.
DIR. j. d. JUDGE-Dear Sir: Now that 1 am in
perfect health must thank you for your kindness in
treating me with your Oxy-Hydrogenated Air
which worked like magic and restored me to perfect
health after suffering for years. trust every one
similarly affected will call you and get relief
With my most heartfelt thanks remain
Yours very truly, j. WADE, rs Portland St., Boston,
Everett House, Hyde Park, Mass, Feb. 6, 1877.
DIR j. d. JUDGE-Dear Sir: Your remarkable
for Catarrh has made me perfectly well in three
weeks time Having suffered with it for several
years cannot do too much to spread the joyful
news that there is remedy for this dreadful disease
You at liberty to refer any one to me who wishes
to see perfectly well man. With the best of wishes
for your prosperity, remain.
Yours Respy, JOHN II. STEPHENS.
BOSTON, March 90 1877.
DIR. j. d. JUDGE & Co-Gentlemen: In j une 1876
wrote you OF the beneficial results of your treat
ment that had cured of Lung Complaint and
Consumption. / am now happy to inform you that
[ continue to improve, and weigh nearly double of
what did when | commenced taking your medicine.
l thought you would be pleased TO know how have
entirely Tegained my health, and hope others will
call you and be benefited as have been by your
treatment. For $4,000 would not be where L was
before i took your medicine.
Yours Gratefully, GEORGE D. BUZZELL,
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From a well-known clergyman

ST. MARY's, ANNAPOLIS, Nd, July IT, 1875.
DIR. j. d. JUDGE & Co Dear Sirs: have found
your Liniment most etfectual remedy for all kinds
of Rheumatic pains. 1t has cured both myself and
several of my clerical friends to whom have given
it. Please find enclosed amount for the last half
dozen bottles.
Most respectfully yours,
REV. JOS. WISSELL, G. IS. r.
P. ST. allow you to make use of the above you
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GoRHAM There are an unusually large
number of visitors here this summer A good
hotel would bring many more.
Wednesday evening the Gofham band ap-
peared in their new new uniforms and gave the
first outdoor concert of the season. These
concerts are to be continued each week through
the summer. The band has been organized
less than year, but the members have worked
hard, aud deserve credit for the improvement
| they have made.
Mrs. E. r. Pat.en is to have the corner store
of State street block, together with Miss Emily
Hanson, who will open fiIst.class circulating
library. Miss Hanson has obtained good list
of subscribers, and has made judicious selec
ton of books. library has been sadly needed
here, and Miss Hanson should receive cordial
support in her undertakiDg. 1t is understood
that one of ths other stores will be filed with a
stock of clothing aud gentlemen's furnishing
goods.
Some of the temperance people, who were
were holding a meeting Wednesday evening
got mad because the band played Little Brown
Jug" in a medley at the band concert, and
attempted to stop the music.
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The undersigned are few of the many who have
been cured by my treatment, and be interviewed
at any time.
Edward Rome, U. S. Hotel, Cough.
j. A. French, at II. L. Reed & Co.'S, rs Beach ST.,
j. F. Kilduff, So Beach St.. Cough.
Miss Ziporah Wisden, 81 Kingston St.. Cough
Miss Hatten, at Mrs. D. j. Hollands, 500 Washing
iDgton ST., Cough.
E. J: Welsh, Attorney, 81 Court St. Cold,
R. Eldridge, 10 f. Springfield ST., Gold.
| f. Rockford, U. S Hotel Cold.
F. E. Hibpard, 1 Oxford street, Cough.
j. Chandler Rogers. 81 Beach street, Cough
James Ford, Needham, Mass. Cough.
| H. E. Fletcher, st. bloomsbury, VT, Cough.
| Ford Hayman, Of Hayman Bros. & Co, "A Will
| VIM. H. Daggett, "Herald Office" Cough.
John Lyons corner Beach a and South sts Cough
Ex-Councilman L. Noyes, Cough.
| w. G. Slack, II Commerce St., Cata1rh.
Prof Jas. Whitney, corner West and Mason street,
Catarrh.
| John O'Kane. Hollis Pl, Boston Highlands, Cough.
| Mrs. Il M. Guild, Coehituate, Mass, Cough.
/ A. A. Nichols, Glendale, Mutual b. b. b. Brook
Ign, L: l.. Cough.
Miss Katie Reyes, 81 Wall street, cured of Consump-
| ton.
| Henry Doorly. 229 Washington street, Cough.
James Comerford. Milton, Mass, Cough.
Geo. P. Morton, s79 Silver street, Cough.
Joseph H nay W Ns 4s au @a0ai
Rev. Joseph Wissell, G. SIS. R. st. Mary's, Annapo
lis, Md, Rheumatism.
| F. Costello, 1874 Kingston street, Cough.
Mrs. Il. M Bearce, 251 Highland street, Catarrh and
General Debility.
H. Cooper, II Myrtle street, E. Somerville Mass.
i Mrs. Geo. F. WEIGH 4S Harvard street, Charlestown,
i Catarrh and General Debility.
Matthew Sullivan, &C Cove street, Cough of six years
standing.
A. H. Wood, 81 High street, Dyspepsia and General
i Debility.
/ j. Kent, IT Tyler street, General Debility.
i Chas &c. Fueck, 10S Broadway. S. B., Cough,
B. C.Crabtree, Albany r. R, Bronchial Affection.
| Fred G, Sweet, Engine "Nathau Halr', Albany r..
| r., Rheumatism.
| Thos Grant, 50 Fourth street, South Boston, Cen
| sumption.
| Sergeant Chas. Hirdreth, Station 4, Cough.
Officer Wm B. Hill, Station 4, Cough.
| DIR. JUDGE also begs leave to announce to the
public that he has made the study and treatment of
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Rera0ual.

Superintendent J. W. Corthell ard wife are
at the Preble.
Rev. Frederic Rockingham is at the High
land House, Pool
Mr.. A. JAM, organist, of Providence, r. T..
dral in this city.
Prof j ohm S. Sewall of Bangor Theological
Seminary. has been elected one of the vice
presidents of the American Pathological Asso
citation in session at Baltimore
A special edition of ex-Gov. Chamberlain 8
Centennial address has been printed, with sew
ieral original maps, illustrative Of the earliest
history of that which is now called the State o
Maine The address and maps comprise the
most valuable contribution to Maine history
ever before compiled and Published.
Miss Sarah Jewett, the author of ''Deephav
en-" is not the daughter of college professor
but of physician Of South Berwick, and
though she has contributed to the Atlantic fol
some time, sDeephaven Stories" is her first
book.
Mr.. James A. Arnold has made decided hit
at the Lowery Theatre, London in the famous
play, the Lyons MAIL a translation of LIE Cour
Tior uo ~1yOu Oue VI tuo hOuuOE QrdmdblC
journals in speaking of his acting, says: "Mr
j. A. Arnold, who undertakes the double role
Of Lesurques and Duhoss, h as evidently thought
out the difficulties and the possibilities of the
parts, and gives what is to our mind the most
correct reading we have seen since the days OF
Charles Kean." Another journal says: SIN
Mr.. Arnold We have before had occasion to re-
cognize histrionic ability of more than ordinary
excellence, and in this instance we have pleas
ure in once more testifying to the possession by
him of az amount of skill which should secure
for him firm hold on public favor. His Lee
surques was splendid portrait HIS acting
was of superior order, and the cheers which
attended him were Thoroughly well observed
He succeeded in enlisting the warmes5 sympa.
thes of his audience-a proof of the faithful
ness of his Interpretation"
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VISITING KNIGHTS TEMPLARS.-T Bay
State Commandery Knights Templar of Brock
ton, Mass, returned from their trip to Bidde-
ford at 13O yesterday. They were accompanied
by few members of Bradford Commandery of
Biddeford, and on their arrival marched to the
Falmouth Hotel through State, Congress, Free
and Middle streets. They. iwere headed by
MARYLAND band, and made fine appearance.
The afternoon was spent in looking over the
city, and at 5. o'clock the procession was re-
formed and marched up Middle, down Con-
gress to Exchange down Exchange to Com
mercial, and through Commercial to Franklin
wharf, where they took the steamer for Boston
There were seventy-three Knights in the pos
session. The following are the officers:
Eminent Commander-B. Sanford, Jr.
Generalissimo-H. Fl. Packard.
Captaia General-Frank Moulton.
Senior Warden-H. c. Allen.
Junior Warden-B. 0. Caldwell.
Prelate-C G. Bixby.
Recorder-H. III. Howard.
Treasurer-J. o. Emerson
Warden-A. I. Jones'
Standard Bearer-B. Filoom.
BASE BALL.-The game at the Park yester-
day afternoon between the Our Boys of Boston
terest The first inning was sharply played
but in the second inning the Our Boys got onto
Driscoll for four safe hits, and the Drigos be-
gan to have suspicion that their. pitcher was
"giving them away and as the game progress
ed the suspicion became confirmed with them
and they did not play with their usual spirit
Driscoll formerly played with the Our Boys,
and has pitched several games for them this
year and is to pitch for them today at Lewiston,
and these facts probably caused the Dirigos to
mistrust him, whether justly or not we cannot
say, bat his pitching yesterday was not up to
his usual standard, certainly not with the game
he pitched onithe Fourth. The Our Boys won
the game By score Of 9 to 1. The Dirigos
scored their run in the last inning. The Our
Boys scored four in the second, one in the third
two in the fourth, and one in the fifth and sixth
innings. The game was we'll and impartial'y
NM irad nv Mr. Thad NohIa
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Conclusive Evidence

OF the Healing Qualities of DR..
j. I'D. Judge Il Co.'S CATARRH
CURE, No. - Beach street.
Boston, March %, 1877.
DR. Judge-Dear Sir: Your Catarrh Medicine
cured me after trying every thing for years that was
recommended to me. l would not take thousands OF
dollars for bottle of your medicine if could not
replace it, feel different from the suffering OF
OF past years. cannot state too strongly the heal
ing qualities of your treatment. only hope L may
induce others suffering as have. to call on you and
get relief.
Yours very respectfully, c. W. STORER,
iOttice OF Yankee Blade, Liberty Square.
All correspondence attended to at our Hotel, and
an orders promptly forwarded receipt OF letter
jyl4 1900 ''' d6t
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The LETTER CARRIERs.-The letter carriers
| throughout the country9are asked by circular
l signed by committee of the Boston carriers to
l unite in combined effort to secure return to
l their former salary. 1t states that they have
| the sympathy and without doubt shall have the
/ assistance of the Post Office Department at
Washington. The plan proposed is that each
city having assuficient number of carriers not
to make the expense burdensome shall select
committee, who shall, as soon'as possible, wait
upon each member of Congress from their
/ state, lay the subject before them in all its
details, urging the amount of work performed,
responsibility of carriers, &C., and securing
their support of bill for their relief. Also,
prepare petition to Congress, procuriog as
many signatures as possible, thus showing that
the public are with them in the matter
POLICE NoTEs.-Officers Hanson arrested
two children OF Cotton street yesterday for OBJ
tanning goods by false pretenses. He also ar
rested Mrs. Connolly for an assault upon an
| other woman.
A Mr.. Kimbal of this city traced two river
thieves to Portsmouth, who had stolen boat
belonging to him and offered it for sale in that
city, The Portsmouth police arrested the
men, and Marshal Siphers, of Gardiner, took
them to Augusta where they were also wanted.
Deputies Black and Crowell arrested boy
yesterday for larceny of silver watch from
Ulmer Lambert.
| Officers Miles and Hanson recovered coat
stolen from John Gulliver's wagon yesterday
AccIDENTs.-Mr. George Varick, of Deer
ing, was struck on the head by cellar door
i ,;obt
knocked down stairs, dislocating his left
shoulder and njuring his head badly.
Mrs. Pickett, Of this city, fell from swing
| at Evergreen Landing Thursday night, and
was seriously injured.
COOP WALKNG-Scarboro' claims to have
the smartest old man in Cumberland county.
Mr. Jacob Miliken started from his home, at
| Dunston corner, Tuesday, and walked nine
| miles to see his daughter in Saco. He was a
little short of two hours in travelling the dis
lance. He returned the next day, and walked
half way home before getting q ride He is
nearly "a years old.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The following
| are the real estate transfers recorded in this
county yesterday:
' | Deering-John w. Adams to Harriet A. Sid
ions, 8 600 square feet, for 5000.
North Yarmouth-Joseph Mann ct ais t.
Chafles Mitchell, three lots of land, for $91666
SECOND PARISH CHURCH.-Mr. Whittesey
breaches at the Jecond Parish church to-mor
row forenoon, from Acts tx, 1.-THE servant
question:, and in the afternoon gives Bib
i reading on what God is sable" to do for us
i | The Sunday school and the three social meet
ings will be held at the usual hours.
FUNERAL The funeral Of the late Cyrus L
Gallison took place yesterday afternoon. TIL
e Odd Fellows attended the funeral in body
y The flags on the City Building and on Odd Fee
lows Hall were at half-mast during the day
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TFrom the Boston Daily Globe

IFTUM lIIt bUsIUH DAILY dIUUt ]
The enterprising and popular firm of DR.. j. D.
Judge & Co, at 81 Beach ST., Boston, is widely
known in this section of the country. DR.. Judges
wide experience in his profession has given him
high reputation among physicians.
The Boston Pilot, in answer to Sufferer in San
Francisco, says: "We know of none better than the
70 Beach st, Boston, for Hoarseness, Colds and
Coughs.