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THOSE pEsTILENTIlL DOORS.
Fertilizers 10 he Made IN the General Sessions
Court Room by col. Fellows.

The continuation OF the trial in the Cen
oral SESSIONS Of Enoch o. Coo proprietor Of
ono of tie Hunters Point fertilizer factories,
was delayed yesterday by a long argument in
support Of a motion by Mr.. Goes lawyer for his
discharge. Tho basis of the argument was that
a court OF this county has no jurisdiction oyer
an oifcn 'e committed in Kings county. and that
the indictment il faulty in two respects. Judge
GlldcrsleoNc oy.rrulcd the motion,
Prof. Elwyn Waller chemist 10 the Board OF
Health, testified that having detected, at various
acid-s ulphurc acid made black and nosOme
by the Impurities Of petroleum oil, which il
1t to Coos factory
Othrr officers Of the Board Of Health gave like
testimony, and Col. Follows announced that ho
Will make some fertilizers, according To- Mi.
Coos process, in the court room, 10 show that
the gases generated are not oifensye.
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TIiE FAMINE IN CHINf.
Fifteen Million Persons starving In n Country
where there II Plenty of Food.

WAsHINGroN, May 20 Minister Seward
sends o. tho state Department accounts Of tho
Chinese famine up to the middle Of March last
The distress orcasioned by the famine Of last
year is spreading over q much wldor area
owing To- renewed drought Tho district now
affected conf rises parts Of or the whole Of the
provinces Of Shansi. Chill. Shantung. ShensL
Honau. Sz'hnen. and kausu. Actual famine il
pressing upon l5.uDOuOn people, while fully
GouJoo0D arc suffering moro or less distress.
The Chinceo journals tccm with accounts Of tho
suffering. Ouc ftnr most pitiahln features of
this famine b. that there il nm abundance %
food IN tho country. and il II only the lack of
transportation which causes so much misery
AMI Joss of life. The crops have horn good M
m"liut"y around the stricken districts. but as
food can Zoo trans pprtcd only on wagons or pack
uuifHa - % cannot hN taken tlithrr Ia sufficient
quantities. 90 save tho lives " tho people. Tho
Chinese Oh cr- have done all that ia possible.
und tne Wi-siunarits are distributing relici as
best they may.
Tho Chinese have usually chased opium and
missionaries as among The chief evils due -
foreign Intercourse. but tho laitur ure now
winning iuvor through the practical hclp I'll y
uuHrl. Ihrrn are numerous refugees from tho
famine district in pcSiue and Tientsin. In tho
latter city house made Of mats for the accom-
mediation ul the suffering women and children
was r'.'u tly burned and $50 live- lost. These
recurring lamincs may lead the Chinese 10
encouraging adequate means OF Internal COM
uluuicatlOu.
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for SnIe nn0 90 %rf.

L'Ok SALE or to rent At Sl2 per month a neat cot
u tafo. few steps from the Newark bay shore. ur,t
,ls, bathing and ishns -FOUR miles from the io, q
Liberty 81, New work., at Famrapn Station. Central Rll
road ul Sew Jersey Address Postmaster ot >ater,ie.
\, D. ur come yourself
OFFICES TO LET-ln ,ccoul tory sun huiluns
~ mont amt rear. well Athied ami steam heated A.
llN at sun Publication once Nassau ami TRANSPORT -t>
TOILET at kmgsland, Nrw Jersey. within ~ minutes
Of the depot houses mud lots FMiuIth,r pnru 'unrs
apply To BALDWIN. 2'3 frIrl st.
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i,anors mo 1iitthtnhlte.

THE" wlrlrLArEwAEM
Ek AND PATENT GLASS 'A,t lRorEt lOR-A
are protected from the raiHicd heat without ntcrer
vncc with the operation Ol the RANGE II also helps Ia
keep down the temperature Of the kitchen and to take
OH the steam from cooking.
JAMES kikfLAND. 8. ~. and II Reads st
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Qtntistre.
SOD Av.-GUM SETS -.
CO- oiice open evenings.
STEAMBOATS, anO i,allruaOs.

STEAMBOATS, ano 3,allIoaOs.
LBANY boats PEOPLES LINE.
~ taVorite steamers DREW and ST JOHN leave Pier
a. North River daily. sundays excepted. at 4. VI ,
Getting a. ALBANY with tXprg,, Trains tor SARA
IuGA. LAKE GEORGE. LAKE CllAMfLAlN. tho ADJ.
kuNpAckS, MONTREAL, AMI point, NORTH aud WEST
Brooklyn passengers Transfer, free by Annex boats
FIRST class iarc, 81 deck, 2'c.
Excursion 20 Albany and return. ~ 50
ALBANY HOArs DIKECr.-MERCllANrS
~ ENlkE>S LINE Elegant steamers WALLER BREf TT
nr NEW 'AMrlON viii leave daily saturday scNceptod
for Albany from Canal st. North river, hr,t dock above
Peoples Lane, atop connecting with trains North AMI
West FARE deck 2hc cabin nre 1OV mea.iur Freight
taken lower than hN other lines A BLACK, Supt
A THE MARY row ELL Will make the ir.t
"A regular trip of the season ON WEDNESDAY, VI AN
-, leaving Nesiry st ficr 81 r., DAILY at ~ VI.
SD MILES FOR lOc.-tlulen> Line Troy Boats
IcO New ami splendid steamers leave pier ~. y X.
FOOT Leroy st. daily, except saturday Mt q = VI state
rooms only ~ hvrihs, -1c rstolAss fare, Apt, sure
cOnnoc tons with taius tor Az points North East
and West stair rooms and through tickets at Dudd ;
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II IRISH. sCurCH FRENCH NND GERMAN
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Amustmtnts.


ACADEMY OF MUSIC. ITALIAN OPERA.
~ GARD
Sgnorna GEMNA DONArl. prima donna from la
Scala I'm Milan nnd lately from The Grand lHcnu Theatre,
has thc houor To nnnnunc, three nights o lmnnv lrrn
Friday May - Monday. May p sud "Wednesday Nay 20
and has secured for The uccas %, Nnlull" iNahcc
oi Sguora GttDOrri Signur fIiIHO BAttEl Silitor
4 BLUM. signor q srODDAHD Slgnor II WlEGAND
FRIDAY MAY 2t. ats N,
H. TNONNTuNE.
ANl'IN \. .NNhHlA !Ntlili
NNNlICO ......... .sifuNr y NADCil
III ItNA ................... Sluor A BLUM
FEHNANUU ........ ...... si.ror II WfEGAND
Grand chorus aud nrchcs trn uudni the direction
MAN MANllLEk.
General eimi--nn 81 rrar,rd soat.. 81 extra hoAes
from SO tu II I family tiIrIt. llf
Box office ukru- 100 fie Academy 90 Music Monday.
tho 21in inst. num % tu r. T. VI
rckrt. mav also lfu obtained at III Broadway.
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GbrGurf
Gtal q state.

A RARE CHANCE.-Chea lots and plots at Glen.
- dale l. steam ana horse cars. mics from city
houses Tor SAFE easy term, Lilly, eoJ Broadway
bookstore. OF Box ~ Glendale + o, Ii
q lON-FARNi, x acres loan snl good house,
- .cOO barn, cheap Norlhport l. ! M Front
BruakNn
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PED CHEEK PILLS.

~ Price duV
II YOU weak Auguil di,iuclned for any exertion
II your food disagrocs with YOU
II Your tc IN Is tAhhy and Your compile xion salluw
II yOu Lac, m malnrial district
u you are worn down with uiV care Of children,
u Nuu have cot the blues,
II you have kept late hours and lived contrary to the
laws Of health
II You need hrAcin- and tonng up,
Take RED CHEEK PILLS
FOR sale los an DRUGGISTS samples free General office
NJ lNgtndn GO :, gLt BrOaIWuN sent lA mail
ceipt oi price. Andres, Or fALk. .tA Broadway
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Lace Curtains,

ZEAL LAcr. LENO. GUIruRT AND NOTTINGHAM.
LAMBEEQrlNs. BhDsrEEADs, BEDS.
AM nLnnINA AL
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-09-12

ker, isynnerhet skofabriker, yoro yid
den tiden stillastaende, men ha seder.
mera salts gang, och det kan darf0re
antagas att blott halften sd manga ar.
betsl6sa personer nu fnnas Massa.
chusetts och sakert ar att en-. del af
sdessa icke villa arbeta. ON f0rhal-
landet ar So godt denna TAFT befolka.
de stat, ar det temligen sakert, att 5det
icke star samre till de 6friga stater-
ma, med undantag mahanda af Penn.
sylvania, hvarest kol. och iernindu-
strierna lange legat i lagervall. Mar
darf0re Kearney och andra humbugga-
re pasta att ire millioner arbetare i
F0renta staterna ga sysslol0sa, CORA
de sig skyldige till en- grof l6gn. Man
kommer troligen sanningen narmare
ON man dividerar denna siffra med 10.
Man har i ALA handelser icke skal att
klaga, da man besinnar att Amerika /
delta hanseende obestridligen ar mera
lyckligt lottadt an nagon af de euro.
peiska landerna. IF. R., "
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-09-12
Myarjellanda.

d Fe SO
En- 6desdiger lada. En- af de be-
kantaste familjerna Mexiko, fruarne
Rafael Veraza, som befunno sig pa
sommarnoje SAINT Angel, erholl en- af-
ton j slutet az Maj manad eI fran
Martinez Gorilla Mexiko en- till dem
stalld lada, hvilken de trodde sig
skola fnna atskilligs andaktsf0remal,
sasom rosenkransar, medaljer at
Jungfrun af Lourdes o. 8. v. Sedan
de tillkallat sina grammar, fruarna
Marcanec, att narvara yid lSdans opp
nande, befalldes en- tjenare att sla
sifran 1ocket. Man vardt val nagot
6fverraskad att mutt finna en- AMMAN
tralada, So en- tredje och slutligen en-
5hermetiskt tillsluten bIeckask. men
lat daraf icke hejda sig. For att nn-
.danrodja Diet sista hindret, lat tjena-
rem ett tungt hammarslag falla pa
metallic ocket. 7 delta 6gonblick f0ljde
en- fruktansVard explosion ]; murarne
vacklade och st6rtade in, ddrrar och
f6nster sond ndersplittrades, och ihela
SAINT Angel spreds skrack och f6rfa-
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-09-12
ArbetSk kOmmitteem

New York fortsatter annu sin under.
s6kning af orsakerna till de betryckta
tiderna och sattet att forbattra dem.
Bland andra sakkunniga man, som
blifvit horde ar afven Horace White
fran Chicago, hvilken gjort national
ekonomi till slit studium och anses va.
ra en- god auktoritet dithorande fra.
gor. Han hade funnit att en- stagna-
tion i affarer alltid jntradde efter en-
st6rre kommerciell kris, sadan som i
delta land intraffade ar 1873. Kriser
ater f0rorsakas genom ofverspekuIa.
tion, och denna af en- ofverf0dig till
gang pa penningar. Man talar ON de
CODA tlderna efter kriget och s'green-
backs''- -vannerna pasta att de voro ca
fold af den ofantliga massa sedel-
mynt, som da var. i r0relse, men seder-
mera till st6rre delen blifvit indra-
gen. Mr. White medgaf ett en- ODE.
gransad tillgang pa 'greenbacks" for
tillfallet tyckes skapa cit allmant val.
stand, med delta valstand ar af kort
rvaraktighet och efterfojes ovilkerli-
gen af ett So mycket storre betryck.
Mar mera penningar 6nnas an aro nod.
vandiga for ett lands behof, anvandes
6fyerskottet spekulationer, och i
vidlyf yftiga foretag, som visserligen
gifya kapitaler och arbetare syssel-
sattning, men, emedan de af behofvet
icke aro pakallade. icke gifva nagon7
Z vinst och darfor draga sina upphofs.
man till undergoing. Salunda byggdes
iF6renta Staterna under de ar, som
narmast f6regingo 1859 omkring 1000
I mil jernvag ON aret. Ar 1859 byggdes
5000 och sedan ALT mera och mera
till dess ar 1879 sjutusen mil blefyo
byggda. Ars1873 kom krisen och det-
ia ar byggdes mindre an 1000 mil.
Han anser darf0re att ju f6rr sedel-
nassau kan sammandr dragas till en-
landets yerkliga behof motsyarande
storlek, desto f6rr skola de CODA tider-
ma aterko komma, ehuru vi aldrig kunna
hoppas att tppna det 8konstlade VAL
stand, som radde efter kriget. ON
4 man. sasom nationalpartiet har for
afsigt, skulle betala 9landets skuld med
/ ssgreenback." !" blefve foliden den att
ant kapital skulle ga fran landet och
samhallet skulle uppl6sas eller nodgas
# aterupptaga sin gamla afkastade skull
dsb6rda for att ega bestand.
Att tiderna emellertid icke arc SD
dSliga, som folknppyiglare pasta och
folket inbillar sig framgar af den rap
port, som arbetsby yransi Massac achusetts
latit publicera. Enligt densamn;,
funnos III namnde stat den sistlidne
Juni endast q, ,sl2 manliga arbetare
utan sysseIsattning hyilken siffrs, pa
grnnd af de noggranna undersoknin.
gar, som byran latit yerkstalla, kan
ansesJyara tillf6 6rlitlig. Manga fabri-
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Allaanna omd6naet.

Verldens omd6me grundar sig en-.
dast pa tingens yttre utseende, ty
mennisko0gat kan icke skada in i hjer-
tats hemligheter; det d0Iner .efter
skenet och drager daraf folder och
slutsatser. Menniskan g5r alltid sina
egna insigter och bojelser till den
mattstock hvarefter hon mater andras
ahandlingar. Huru Aotillf6rlitligt !, az
icke delta omdome, delta matt? Hu-
ru ofta misskandes icke den dygdiga.
ste af sina medborgares Huru ofta
smadades och foraktades icke en- med.
lem af samtiden, at hvilken den tack
samma efterverlden,. reste. arestod :?
Huru ofta prisades icke ZEN AMMAN an
da till d6dssangen, emedan hans skand-
liga lefnad forst efter hans dod uppen-
barades Huru mangen oskyldig har ic.
ke genom domrarnes kortsynthet for.
smaktat fangelse och mast skada bo.
delsyxan, i stallet for den f6rtjenta
dygdekronane
Akta dig att blindt instamma verl-
dens omd6me, for att icke CORA dig
delaktig i dess skuld. Pr6fva noga
den som verlden domer, softa ford6-
mer; drag sanningen @Ijuset och
skingra f0rvillelsen. Men undvik for.
sigtigt umganget med den som hos
sina medborgare allmanhet star i
elakt rykte och hyilken du icke Marina.
re kanner. Fly dina bekanta, hvilka
hylla lasten och utgora det allmannas
samtalsamne. Det al f6rsta straffet
for deras darskaper att SO sig ofver-
gifna af ALA CODA menniskor. Genom
det att du undviker deras umgange,
ska,l du icke blott radda dit eget
hjerta. utan och dit CODA rykte, hvil-
ket maste vara dig heligt, emedan du
f6rutan det icke kan vara det altman.
ma nyttig. -'
Och talar verlden ON dig sjelf, So
lat henne fritz tala, tadla och klandra,
da du sjelf dr. ofvertygad ON dit sin.
nes och uppsats redlighet, dina fore.
tags rattskaffenhet och CODA andamal.
Fortga modigt pa din vag. Cor aldrig
verldens dom till din afgud utan tag
den alltid for hvad den ar och Ell for
mer; da skall du spara dig mangen
hemlig f0rtret och aldrig blifva en- lex.
boil for andras omd6me. Endast klen.
modiga sjalar lata verldens dom forfo-
ra sig ifran fullf6liden af det CODA
som de kunnat utratta. Men anse dig
likval icke skyldig att taligt fordraga
orattvisa, da den kan frantaga dig
menniskors aktning.
Bevara dit CODA mann. det ar en-
klenod, dyrbarare an all rikedom.
Undvik att blottstalla dig for verldens
omdome. Val den som kan lefva still
la, obemarkt, och hvars mann endast
al kandt af nagra ia trogna vannerl
Afagg de fel som kunna f0rringa dig
dina medmenniskors 6gon. Ty verl-
dens dom, ON den grundar sig pa dina
fel, upphafves aldrig och planterar
t6nen pa din grafh0g.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-09-12
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UnderGgs tvillingar. New Ycrks
Tribune omtalas att ett par tvillingar,
som aro utstalde pa exposition j .'the
Aquarium" adragit sig sa val 1akares
som andra PRISONERS synnerliga upp..
marksamhet. De tva barnen aro fiic-:
kor och foddes 1877 nara Montreal,
Kanada. Fran deras hufvnden ned
till h6ften aro barnen i besittning af
valbildade och atskilda lemmar, men
nedanf6r denna punkt forenas krop.
parne till en- Dar finnes Ell nagon
den ringaste yanskaplighet med afse-l
ende pa nagon af deras organer, men
endast ett ben. Om man med en- nal
sticker det ena benet framkallas ett
uttryck af smarta j def ena barnan-
sigtet, under det ingen f6randring
kan Observers det andra. Barnen.
handla ej j 6fverensstammelse med
hyarandra. Under Diet en- skrattar
och 1eker, solver den andra elIer kla-
gar 6fver hunger. Stundom sofya
bada pa en- gang, och mar de bada aro
Yakna visa de en- stor benagenhet att
leka med hvarandras handler. An
sigtsdragen aro rnycket gelbundna
och Yacka ett behagl igt intryck. Lem
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-09-12

s DA1Au SueOuO1uOAuiAS6 q udAuoASSIs
som berattas hafya tilldragit sig un-i
der katastrofen, var en- af de markli-
caste det fullk komliga sjunkandet af en-
ny kaj, byggd af marmor. En- stor folk
5massa hade samlats pa denna kaj for
att vara i sakerhet for fallande ruiner,
adS plotsligen hela kaien nppslukades
5tillika med ALT det f6rsamlade folket,
och ingen az de manga tusen d6da
Ekropparne kunde sedermera nagonsin
antraffas pa vattnet. Eft stort antal
batari och sma fartyg, som lago for an
.kar vid kajen, slnkades som j en-
hvirfyel, och icke heller af ALA dessa
svrak steg sedermera nagot enda frag-
ment mp till Ytan. Pa platsen dar
ikajen stod sades lange hafyet vara
b0ttenldst, men numera traffar man
yerkfigen botten pas 100 famnars dup.
Denna skakning inskrankte sig
dock ej endast till Portugal. ntan ma
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-03-21
Reasons Why All Should Use the
Reacti0nary Health Lift.
nh18d1wi

1t makes strong appeals to the common sense of
every man or woman in every walk OF life. 1t
furnishes exercise which may and should be in
troduced into every house. which may be practiced
at all seasons in all kinds OF weather, by persons Of
both sexes, all ages, and degrees of strength or
weakness, alone or in company. No one can say too
much in praise of it, and no one can afford to do
without it. All who investigate thoroughly it,
and consider it invaluable and indispensable 1t is
the safest, simplest, cheapest aud most efficient
medicine ever discovered. No claim Is set up tor it
which is unscientiic or impracticable.
Geueral 1t is the best of rest. 1t is perfectly
safe. No BARN ever came from its use 1t strains
to the affected parts. By its the health is easily
maintained. fbe purchase of keactonary Litter
is the hest kind of economy. The convenience of
having one in the house is very great.
Mind and Brain 1T invig0rates and
strengthens the brain, and renders it more active
and efficient in all its operations.
Saeep.-it is the simplest and safest narcotic 1t
is the most natural and probably the best means
inducing sound and refreshing sleep.
.Nerves.-It is a wonderful! tonic to the whole
nervous system. 1t is most efacaeious remedy in
paralysis, if taken in time. 49,. =. ~. :
1.ougs Throat aud Vojce.-It gives special
expansion and greater mobility to the chest; en-
ton, and briogs the voice more fully under control
As preventive and cure OF lung diseases it has no
equal. -
Exercise-It is the most perfect exercise for man
or woman, furnishing the best form of physical
culture and deveopement in the safest, easiest,
most thorough and expeditions manner. 1t is
better than the gymnasium, and free from its
than boating and infinitely better Than drugs in
majority OF chronic diseases 1t rounds and hardens
the muscles, and educates them into ever ready,
faithful and efficient servants of the will.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-03-21

AT the hearing before the House committee
on Post-ofices Tuesday the Washington cor
respondent of the Boston Herald made a
strong argument against the new postal bill,
stating to the committee that the business of
delivering the leading daily newspapers to the
public mainly belongs to the field of private
enterprise and cannot be assumed by the Gov
ernment; that newspaper publishers demand
to be left free to use any method of circulat-
ing their papers which they may choose to en-
ploy; that for this purpose they now avail
themselves of many passenger trains on
which no mail or express packages are carried,
of express freight trains and great variety
of private conveyances; that they often en-
ploy special trains or locomotives at unusual
expense in order to supply the demand for
their newspapers; that if the Government
were to undertake to do this work, or any
considerable part Of it, it would only increase
the annual deficit in its revenues, since the
business could not possibly be remunerative;
that the undertaking would involve serious
and disastrous delays, which would in many
cases amount to an interruption of the circu-
lation OF the newspapers and great loss to
their proprietors; that the proper title of such
measure would be bill to repress and dis
courage all enterprise in the publication of
newspapers, and that the alternative propo-
sition Of some members of the committee to
collect postage on the whole mailable editions
of newspapers, no matter how delivered,
would be to make their proprieters or patrons
pay twice the cost of delivery. Several men,.
bers of the committee are fully convinced of
the impossibity of the proposed system. Mr..
Money offered motion to strike out these
sections from the postal rate bill and make
them separate measure. Some ofthe mem
bers of the committee desired further state.
ments to be made by the newspaper publish
ers, and Tuesday next was appointed day
for hearing them.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-03-21

SOME of the Pacific coast men are anxious
that the coinage of the trade dollar shall be
continued. They argue that the coinage has
appreciated the silver bullion product of the
United States 2 per cent that the trade dollar
is now at premium; and that it is the only
coin of modern mintage which circulates in
any other manner than by weight on the
coast of China.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-03-21

SECRETARY SHERMAN thinks resumption
is possible by July, and can be easily accom-.
plished by January. But he reckons with
out Congress.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-03-21

THE man at the mint who gets up the new
silver dollars says that the eagle is of heroic
design, and the head is poised as if in anger.
The soaring attitude of the bird indicates the
aspiration of the people. 1t is well to be
told these things; no one certainly would have
guessed them.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-03-21
NOTFCE.

WE, The undersigned being charter members of
W the MAINE RIFLE CLUB, a corporation
duly established by charter granted by the Legisla-
ture Of the State of Maine, approved FEBRUARY IS, A.
u 1878, aud oeog ouly authorized by said charter
to cal the first meeling Of said corporation, do here
at . 30 o'ciOca D. IN as The time and the bar-
lor OF the st. Julian Hotel building stuaied on the
corner of Middie and Plum streets, in the city of
Portland, as the place of holoiug said meeting.
LINCOLN c. DANIELS,
CHARLES p. MATTOCKS,
JONAS HAMILTON.
Portland, Maine, March II, A. d. 1873.
marie dtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-03-21
Farms for Sale.

VyHE subscriber will sell two farms containing
i about rs acres each and situated on PLEASANT
Hill' Freeport, Me-, miles 81 from Freeport village
r. K. The farms adjoin. aud will be sold separately
or together to suit purchasers Pleasantly situated,
well wooded, good water good buildings and good or
chards Will be sold low
Also stock and f,rming tools. For further particu
lars aud terms inquire of MRS. JANE MORANG,
Adm'x. OH the premises or of A Il SAVAGE,
Savings Bank Block, Lewiston, Ne.
mh16 eod3ttSw3w12
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-03-21

ENGLISH, the hotel-keeper who shot a
boarder who wouldn't pay his board-bill,
will be in demand as collector. His meth
DDS are very persuasive.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-03-21

THAT little affair at Toronto reminds one
OF aa English peace-meeting, How imita-
tive these Canadians are!