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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-02

The liquor debate in the Assembly is TAX
ing a practical turn. Mr.. AsToR says that light
wine and hccr dri~~mg should not be- re-
strictcd Mr. WoR1H Of BROOKLYN bluntly AYERS
that he repros nts not less than four hundred
becr-drinking Germans, some OF whom con-
sumo a gallon day. in place of tea and coffee,
and yet are sober and Industrious. Old Salt
believes that love for ardent spirits should be
overcome by the free use OF drinks that are only
slightly intoxicating. Mr. SKINNER Of Jefferson
county. two-thiris of whose towns will not
grant license even to a drug store, says that
no license protects homes. and that public som
tlmcni should be- respected on tho liquor qucs-
tion. Mr. DAILY insists that the best public sem
timcnt calls Tor change IN existing license
laws. and that centuries have demonstrated
that liquor selling cannot be- suppressed. Tho
talk runs on among the lawmakers in prac-
teal sort OF a WY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-02

There has been an cutlery in the army
against tho hil OF Mr. BRAGG u Wisconsin.
compelling ON 'ers to appear publicly always
in uniform. dress or undross. whether on or
Of duty; and the custom among English oni-
GERS Of wearing civilians clothes. on duty. is
cited in justification. The matter does not ap-
pear To- boz Of momonious importance; still. a.
u fact the following orier WAS issued To tho
garrison Of Malta On the 2lstof January last;
"H D. the neral commanlins direct. mat IN future
oficrI- -prvin. u tins tN4m'nl 'li 40 u Nh va u VIZ
unulIu ui floif RESPECTIVE ranks. tNNNN Nhtn fNt ~
r,ife 20 tr r,fUriin- from tIe country The t"rrrtl
comma uf Wnl unt niIcct 10 TAuu eoi'es benz "Nrh
ui AtIttlA alter sunsets
This order contrlvcncs a custom ol mu'h
longer standing than the ono attacked by Mr.
BRAGG.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-02

Mr.. THOMAS =. bRfNSAN'S excursions.
given 10 the patients in Bellevue Hospital while
he wa- Warden 81 that institution riyallod tho
good ON - of the medical faculty Of the place.
Tho entertainments tnat he il giving the in
nlat.- of the Hlaekwc.'s Island asylum for tho
insane promise to be- equally beneficial 10 the
helpless inmates IT that institution.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-02

The torturing Of persons "a punishment
for crime has long since been cNpungcd from
the statute books. yet Morn defence would In
rhis belief tina; what would not Doe tolerated
outside Of prison walls is Iustihahie within them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-02

All was quiet on the Potomac yesterday.
The Senate took a holiday and tho House dld
htl" beyond passing a lat IA Of private bills.
aud helping HAYES and ScHuH2 out of thcirp'n-
=. ion agency yral,r. and granting Lieut.. TosirE.
L. ;. ". leave To- tax u medal from President
MAcMAHoN. The Great southern Railroad
Company wants 10 issue sljNuuuuO of per
cent. bonds. and also wants the Government TO
guarantee the payment %. NJ interest Penn
sylyania member think- he knows where $50. 900
II unpaid duties can be- recovered. and Mr.
WApprLL hopes 'o stop up n nix leak slooOoo
month-wlth his bin Ia prevent lOstnastcr7
from spcculai!n: in po-ia-" stnmps.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-23
A COMPLICATED CASE.

oenheHen Ny case is briefly as follows. I
hsse tA1 Galarlh far tea yeArs. each year with
inca c4sing severity. For nine years had not
bfeAthed through enc naatnL had droppinRa
10 the throat, Fery bad cough. asthma 40 bad
- 70 be obliged 20 take a remedy TOT il At night
before being able 60 he down aud sleep, and
constant duh pan IN my head. MylheAd was at
tmes 80 full % catarrhal matter 40 10 injure my
sense oi heAtlng and compel me 10 get up sew
tral times 10 the uight 10 clear II aud my throGt
bsfoFe could sleep Every one Of these de.
uessiug symptoms has disappeared under the
use " not quite three bottles " kAnford's Rad
ieai Cure. Ny hearing "a fully restored. have
no asthnatie symptoms no cough, no dr0pines
" Me throat, no headache, aud in every way
better than have been i0r years. ! could feel
the effects 81 tho GURr on ny appetite, on my
kidneys, and, IN fact, every part Of my system.
What has been done 10 nay case il wholly the If.
feet Of the Radical Cure,
Very respectfully @. II. LAWRENCE,
FfrcHHuR0, Oct "a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-23
.CATAR Ri PENNSYLVANIA.
is 1T DURABLE.

fI'BosE sho hsts passfss frsa si.s rarss..
sN4 rH g55ettna forest - l.saGsa Asaee sA
u AstsTA Hss hasa tres msy phrs4rlart kna
Ft'aslias es1haai fessf ~ care. aw&t the az.
tstt ie ths sestsss N4ih cuasidsFAais ksIis u
Asa weA ihRy msF ftH IS disease thnt eAn he
Aifht z - uuIFtfsAils pferaisai AL - Do
ffnrtFs q boath a. Catafrh hfu0ohitAs AZ.
thfaa. aFss al serious Ana freqnrntly fatal
taesis = fhs langt fQllav. IN May inssaanae.
ehss y Single huf neKieeto8 CaAArfh. u4keF
- uFAthoif aaeetlous suah ~ aesfuass, tIa
RNifel eYtsiEht sua lass nl sense o. smell nsky
- fsifr3ed - - saipes bat nsrsrthslsss ssrsaus
ftHa}ts a' neglected Cstarrh. bad enough III
G. nssffst. bat A. noth.ng compared nth the
eshgtfuus sneetsaas - tke ttroat snd lungs
ikelF a. fdls0w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-23
II GIN Be CURED

| can be cHred. Their, i o. doubt Aboui a.
/ The immediate rrhsf ka5rdcd by sanford .
kaasssl Curu faf aiAfth is but : slFbt sv,Aesos
pi ~bst nsg fl.igu persistent nee ~ this rem
eaY. TIE bard, iastastrd matter that has lodges
% TIE bafAi passaEes is removed uiih few APP
FilcAta0iis tbe alteration and lad am 90 sub
aEta sua hesled; the entire memhFHBous liniags
q Sue heAa are clcAEssd and purified Cansu-
tuu0nAlif ~ action 10 that ~ powerful purity
iug agent, destroying IN is course ihrough he
s{siem lhe esd poison, The destructive Ggent 10
catarrhal Diseases
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Price Is Cents.

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Endorsed by Prominent Drueeist

HIEIVI 0Vu u IVHIHtHI UIUEEIbL.
hereby certify that Sir. Lawrence purchased
the Radical Cure Of me, and from time TO time
70 time made me familiar with his case. be-
heye his statement to be true in every particular
JAS z. DERBY
FircHnuRd Oct IA.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-23
HOW TO Be CURED.
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II have been cured Of cancer. which cure,
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wks awarded thf q ghrsi psige A. Cenlsnaisl -,
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RAILROAD.
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CONSTRUCTION 4xp EQUIPMENT
The Pennsylvania Railroad

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Ars Of iron OF stone, and built npon the most ap.
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Flrcnpuno, Oct. IA.

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The Portland daily press., 1878-08-23
The Maine Militia.

Today the companies of the first regiment ia
camp at Waterville will compete for prize of
$50 and second przs of $50, offered by the
citizens of Watervile Each company is te
have one or more officers, and not less than "a
nor more than 80 men, besides guides and file
closers. The drill will begin at O'Clock Each
company will be allowed 80 minutes and will
be confined to the school Of the company, Up
toms Tactics, including the manual of arms
and emitting the bayonet exercise. The drill
will be judged by one or more off ,eys of the
regular army.
At the same timea competitive individual
drill, without commands, Will bs offered for
medals, the first and secoad prizes, offered by
the state of Maine This drill will include the
manual Of arms and bayonet exercise, and will
be judged by the same judge or judges.
Company teams Of ten men each, will also
compete for prizes of $50 aud $50, offered by
the state, the shooting to be conducted accord.
ing to Wingate's Manual. Distance 200 yards
at arms-,ength standing, with the arms issued
by the state
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-23
CAMP ME ETINGS.

Maine State Temperance Camp Meeting.
TWAS cool and delightful yesterday at the
Richmond encampment and large crowds
of visitors flocked thither who became thorough
ly "enthused" with the spirit Of temperance
by the earnest addresses to which they listened.
This temperance gathering opens most
promisingly and will doubtless be the most
successful ever held upon these grounds.
The Wednesday evening session was of
peculiar interest. Rev. j. E. Wolfe of Massa-
chusetts related his sad experience with in
temperance which thrilled with grief every
hearer in tho audience and caused the tears to
flow freely despite the efforts to restrain them
He was followed by Mrs. Hunt of Portland,
who narrated in very interesting manner an
account of the crusade movement 10 the West,
and spoke of the blessings of home I'M
moiested BY the drink curse.
At the close of the service upon the first
presentation of the pledge, the people were
encouraged and delighted by the attachm ent of
eleven signatures to it.
The exercises Of yesterday began with a
gospel temperance meeting in the Hallowell
and Gardiner chapels which were participated
by many reformed men, aud were of great
interest to all.
AT 10 a. m. the people collected at the stand
for the regular address which was preceded by
brief service of song heartily engaged in BY
all. The devotional exercises were conducted
by Rev. D. w. LeLacheur aud were succeeded
by the singing of Crock of Ages" Mr.. R.
W. Dunn of Waterville, who presided, then
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-23

The yacht Violet, of the South Boston yacht
club is in the harbor.
Tickets are selling lively for the Gary con-
cert.
Sunday trains on the Ogdensburg will be
Withdrawn after next Sunday. The train on
that day will no doubt be well patronized.
Bridget Haney, we'll known to the police, got
very drunk last night and stove n ia window
on Fore street. Officer Rice arrested her.
Mr.. o. M. Nash is about to erect very
handsome house with ell, SO by 80 in size. 90
Carleton street. The plans were drawn by Mr..
Fassett, and the arrangements of the house are
excellent.
The main on Moulton street burst at late
hour Wednesday night, and before the water
was shut off, perfect torrent ran across Com
mercial street aud into the dock at Central
wharf.
A large excursion party of six or eight hun
dred from Norway, South Paris and Mechani
Falls visited Fuller's Grove, situated on the
south end of Whitney Pond, Wednesday
They were accompanied by the Mechanic Falls
band and had good day, thus making it very
pleasant for all. Also party of 200 from
towns on the line of the r. f. & B. r. r. went
to the islands yesterday.
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-23

VIM. 81. SToRER.-The many friends and ac-
quaintances of Mr. VIM. a. Storer of Gorham
will be panied to hear of his death after lin
geripg illness. Mr.. Storer was the son of Eben
Storer, major in the Revolutionary army.
and Catherine, the daughter of Capt John
Stevens of Gorham, and was born in Portland,
December %, 1910. Soon after the war of 1872
the Storers moved to New York, where in his
early life and through the influence of Gen.
Winfield Scott the deceased received an ap.
pointment to West Point. Graduating from
West Point with high honors, he was stationed
as second lieutenant in a fort GEAR st. An
thongs Falls, MINI. While here he married
his wife, who was from Fond du Lac, and who
die on the Mississippi near Baton Rouge.
He served in Florida during the Seminole war
in 1887, and it was there that he contracted the
disease from which he never entirely recovered.
After receiving an honorable discharge on &C.
count of his sickness, he came to Gorham,
where, upright, honest and respected by all the
citizens, he lived until his death on Wednesday
night.
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-23
STATE NEWS
FRANKLIN COUNTY,

The farm buildings of c. A. Thompson of
North Pennington were struck by lightning
during the tempest Saturday evening, and two
barns and two sheds were burned with about
20 tons of hay. Loss $1,000; insured for $3.50 in
the Liverpool, London and Globe.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
A young man named Alfred Kellner of
North Mariaville, was attacked on the road by
two men, one of whom was masked, about 10
o'clock on Friday night last One of the two
struck him on the back of the with a stone or
slung shot which felled him to the ground.
The other attacked him with knife. Mr..
Kelliher at last got his knife out and succeeded
in hitting the larger one of the two and is cor
WINGED that he wounded him severely. Either
for that or some other reason they then run
and Kslliher succeeded in reaching Mr.. P. G.
Penney's where he came near fa:nting from
loss OF blood. He received cut on the left
breast just through the skin, another on the
left arm and one on the left fore fnger. No
trace OF the parties who attacked him has been
discovered. No cause for the attack is given
though there is an intimation that there is
woman connected with it in some way.
KNOX COUNTY.
j. Fred Dame, a Thomaston saloon keeper,
is missing with large amount of money be-
longing to his creditors.
kENNEBEc COUNTY.
Mark Mason, an old and respected citizen of
Fayette, died Wednesday.
Capt. Walton o. Hooker of Gardiner died
recently in Rio Janeiro of small pox. He was
q graduate of Bowdoin College in the class of
1872.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
On Monday last a boy twelve years of age,
named Clary, belonging in Wbitefeld, while
sitting upon fence whiting, fell backwards,
thrustlng the knife blade into his stomach its
entire length. He will recover.
OXFORD COUNTY.
During the severe showers of Sunday last the
lightning struck the barn of Mr. Luci US Alley
of Hartford, shatterng it badly and setting the
hay on hire: By prompt exertiou on the part of
Mr.. A. and his family the fire was smothered
and the barn saved.
PENOBsCOT COUNTY.
The buildings of Rulus Gray at Lagran sc,
with their contents, were consumed by fire on
Thursday night. The loss is about $4,000; TO-
sured S1400.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Mr.. Q. Il. Clark of New Portland, Of the
firm Of Clark & Brothers, fell Wednesday from
a staging the distance of ten feet, striking his
head on a split stone, cutting large cash in
the back OF his head. His wound was dressed
by Dr. Bennett, who hopes he is not seriously
injured.
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-23
Persona

A sister of John Wooderson made success
full debut in Bangor, Tuesday night
Rev. Lyman S. Rowland Of Lee, Mass, is in
the city and expects to preach for the Second
Parish on Sunday rext
Ed. Wallace. formerly at the Museum, is A.
d. Pages assistant machinist at the Howard
Athera um, Boston.
Hon. franklin Fairbanks and family of St.
Johnsbury, VT, with party of friends, went
to the Islands Wednesday night 90 the steamer
Mary w. Libby.
Judge Diokerson since his. return to Belfast
has been confined to his house and is very feeble
and his ply sicians has fears that his recovery
will be very slow. He had bee in failing
health for some time previous.
The yacht Clarence, Cap. Jones, arrived at
Cundy's HARDER at 5 p. N. Wednesday, after a
splendid run Of few hours. Capt Charles
Pencil is couyaescent and the others of the
party are we'll.
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-23

back which shall be worth 10 cents. The cheer
was given with will, and then some one in
the audience proposed three cheers for Mchi-
gan, which were also given.
Mr.. Drummond then proposed three cheers
for our present and next Representative in
Congress. At this announcement every man,
woman and child arose and cheered to the echo
and were not satisfied then without an extra
tiger.
At this the meeting closed with a determine.
ton to meet at the polls in September. The
meeting was great success from first to last.
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-23
Proposals for Provisions for Lisht.Sta-
tiOns.
OFFICE OF LIGHT HOUSE INsP EcToR, LIST DIST,
Portland Maine August % 1RI0

OFFICE OF LIGHT-HoUsE INsP EcToR LIST DIST,
Portland, Maine, August %, 1878.
GEALED Proposals will be received at this Office
- until twelve o'clock, M, on TUESDAY, the
10th day of September, 1875 for furnishing and de-
vering to the Inspector of the First Light H ouse
District, Provisions for LghtStations in the First
House District, in such quantities and at such
times during the twelve months, from July /, 1878,
to June 49, 1879, inclusive, as may be called for; to
be OF good and approved quality: subject to inspec-
ton, to be delivered alongside of the lighthouse ten
der, or other vessel provided for that purpose at
Portland, Maine, in good and sufficient packages,
barrels boxes, cans and in good order, for such
number of persons may be specified by the Inspec-
tor free of all expense to the United States, accord
ing to the specifications and tables, copies of which
may be had application at this Office, and at the
Office Of the Lighthouse Board, Washington, D. G.
The bids must state the sum bid tor each annual
allowance, and must be placed in envelope sealed
and endorsed proposals for Provisions for Light
Stations,'' and then placed in another envelope.
which must also be scaled and left at directed to
this Office, postage prepaid, if sent by mail.
A copy of this advertisement should accompany
each bid.
The right to reject any all bids or to waive de-
ecs, if it be deemed for the interest of the United
States to do SO, is reserved
(Signed) HENRY F. PICKING,
Commander U. S. Navy, Lighthouse Inspector.
aug23 . eOd2w
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-23
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