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The Portland daily press., 1879-03-05
sACo AND BIDDEFoKD LOCALS.

TUESDAY, March 4.
sACo
Don't forget the Unitarian Apron Fair We'd
ne sday evening.
Mr.. Chss. Hill is about starting q new course
of book keeping in his school,
Sociable at Adelphi Hall Thursday.
BIDDEFoRD.
Biddeford has round Of entertainments this
week. The Second Congregational Musical,
Wednesday, Rev. Mr.. La Lscheus's lecture,
Thursday, and the Pavilion Musical, Friday
The Bddeford Greenbackers expect E. II.
Cove to speak at their mass meeting, in City
Hall, Wednesday evening.
The Universalist Dramatic Club give an en-
tertainment 10 their vestry on Thursday eve
ming of next week.
Judge Chase sent John Riley to Alfred for
30 DAYS for drunkenness
At the Bddeford Court Judge Luques sent
one to Alfred for 30 days and discharged the
other, of the fellows arrested yesterday for
stealing.
Levi Rumery's case is continued to Thursday
morning.
The Triumph Dramatic Company of Bidde-
ford, has been engaged by the G. A, r of Ken
nebunk to produce Ten Nights ia a Bar
Room" at that place Thursday night.
The boys and girls have at last got started,
and have made arrangements for sleiehipg
party and dance at Wells Aubrey goes with
them. It to be on Thursday evening.
York Institute meeting this evening
City Marshal bearing will take John Riley
to Alfred in the morning.
Geo. W. Wakefield and family started for
Aroostook yesterday.
r. 81. IngersOll is Republican nominee for
Alderman in ward 5, and Carlos Heard and S.
+. Parcher, the Union nominees in wards 2
and 8
The Republicans had large caucus last eve.
ing. District Attorney Lunt among others,
made few remarks.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-05

The Grand Lodge of Old Fellows of Maine
meet 10 this city today, and the hotels are full
of prominent Odd Fellows from ali over the
State. We notice Grand Master John Read of
Lewiston. and Fred NJ. Laughtou, ex-Mayor of
Bangor, at the Falmouth; Rev. 7. Gerrisb,
Grand Chaplain, and large party at the City
Hotel
Mr.. E. K O'Brien of Thorn aston aud W. w.
Castle of Belfast, of the Grand Lodge, and a
large number Of Grand Lodge officers are at
the Preble House.
United States Inspector 6awkes of the
granite works throughout the country, passed
through the City yesterday. Mr.. Hawkes. was
deputy N srshal Of Portland 10 1861.
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KnightviiIe.

Mr.. E. q. Reynolds, the Republican candi-
date for S. S. Committee, was elected Monday
by handsome majority. Mr.. Reynolds is q
student in the law Office of John G. Cobb; a
young man of energy and ability, and in every
way qualified for the position, and no doubt
will do credit to himself and the citizens of the
town.
The examination of our village schools occurs
Friday Of this week, closing very pleasant
and profitable term Our schools were never
10 better condition than at present, and the
advancement made by the scholars the present
term is seldom equalled ia a district school,
The teachers, Mr. A. W. Aver of the grammar,
and Miss Louisa r Crawford of the primary
department. have both labored earnestly and
faithfully in their respective departments with
the most gratifying results, having won the
esteem and praise of both scholars and parents.
We have been very fortunate in securing the
services of teachers SO well fitted for their posi-
tions, and it it the wish of all that the same
teachers may be employed the coming year.
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Mechanic Falls.

Mr.. W. W. Harlow was arraigoed before
Justice f. A. MillettIoa charge of ill treat
nent towards his children. Investigation of
MIS- house reveals the startling fact that the
children have been obliged to sleep upon two
sacks, such as are used to transport bran in and
The only covering was few rags. and the room
itself was den of filth emit ing a horrible
stencil. 1t was also proved that the children
had been beaten numerically with large
rope. Harlow was tioed 500 A, failed to pay,
and was committed. Some effort will be made
by our citizens to provide better place for the
children and something batter to eat than I'm
dian bannocks and grease"
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-05

Freep0rt.
The town OF Freeport will hold its annual
meeting on Monday, March 10th. We have
before US the Financial aud School reports for
the year ending March LIST; an analysis of
which shows the following; Expended for sup.
port Of poor, Sl3S5.35; for common schools,
$3353 "a; absolu ely paid for teaching, $291O,
the balance being paid for running expenses;
for teaching High School, $3.50: expenses of
High School, S142.99; contingent expenses,
$l267 43; present liabilities of the town, S.
SOL SO; indebtedness of town above present re-
sources, $281241. x
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Cape Elizabeth.

The town election in Cape Eliz abeth resulted
In victory for the Republicans as they gained
the Superintendent Of Schools. The following
ticket was elected:
Selectmen- Messrs. Haskell and Scammon,
D. and Over r.
Town Clerk-E. N Jordan, R.
Coilector-G. Pickett, D.
Treasurer-C. A. Tiliou, d.
Superintendent Schools-E. c. REYNOLDS r.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.--rbe following
transfers OF real estate were recorded in this
county yesterday:
Gorhan-L w. Parkhurst to Mary j. Free
man, acre of laud aud buildings
Ysrmou, h-AnDa T. Field to John TT Sea.
bury, Is square RODS of lsnd
Harpswsll-John T. Smith to Cbarles 8.
Fobes, land on Potts Point.
Raymond-Andrew j. Leavitt to Frank W.
Riggs, 6 acres of land.
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Teachers Monthly Meeting,

The regular monthly meeting Of the Teach.
ers'Association took place Monday evening, but
was crowded out of yesterdays PRESS.
Mr.. Chase, of the High School, presented a
very interesting paper on reading.
discussion on Written Reviews was OPEN
ed by Mr.. Merrill, who was followed by Messrs
Dole, Chase, Shay lor, Haines and Miss Blanch-
ard. also Mr.. Gray of the committee
President fash gave the following statistics
for the month of February:
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NARROW ESCAPE George Goodale, ESQ. of
Sanford, while crossing the mill pond in that
village Monday morning, drawing his little
daughter on sled, broke through The ice and
narrowly escaped drowning. The little girl
was just going under the ice when be drew her
back aud succeeded in putting her out of the
wafer. Then breaking his own way to boom
log he was able to climb out himself. They
were Immediately cared for at neighbor's
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A NEEDLE OUT OF PLAoE,-Mrs. Mes .eugel

A NEEDLE OUT OF PLACE. Mrs, Mes :enger
who resides on Iodis street, swallowed q Les
die while engaged in sewing six years ago
For long tine past she thought one of he,
lungs was affected as she suffered sharp pain
there. Last night she called her husbands
ate ntion to the point of the needle protruding
from the right breast and he extracted it with
out breaking it. The needle was but slightly
rusted and the lady has experienced immense
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-05

SPARRING MATcH.-It is tonight that the
grand spsrring match between Edwards and
Briggs will come off at Lancaster Hall. Both
mems abilities are well known to lovers Of box
ing in this city and large turnout may be
con deutly predicted.
Mr. Kelly, OF Boston, will also anpear, and
will set-to with Edward Henry. The set-to will
prove very Interesting for they have tackled
each other before
Since writing the above we learn the affair is
q benefit to Mr.. Briggs, and not joint benefit
to him and Mr.. E1w ards.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-05

The walking match at Westo FL Ill MONDAY
evening between Miss F.adeen and Frank
Webb, with the condition that Webb should
walk twelve miles to Miss Fradeen's ten,
was decided in favor of Webb. He walked
the twelve miles in 2 hours IL minutes, and
she the ten miles in 2 hours 10 minutes. There
was large audience present.
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Good Templars.

Good Tempiars.
District Templar Pride, assisted by Lodge
Deputy Roswell Ward of Fidelity Lodge, in-
stall the following officers of Hawthorne
Lodge No. 60, at RAYMOND, on Friday night;
w. C. T-William Mitchell.
w. V. T .-Abbe Brown.
w. s.. L. WEIGH.
w. F. S.-Mfss Plummer.
w. T.-Joseph Plummer
w C-Walter Knight.
W. M-Oscsr Nash
w. |. G-S. G. Watkins,
W. o. G Frank WEIGH.
p. W. q. T-Wm. 81. Smith.
II. q. w. @. T.-Alvin E. Plummer.
Tbs lodge was lately instituted by the Dis.
trct Templar, assisted by Rev. A. T. Hilman,
and has Al charter members.
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THE OFFICIAL COUNT.
Maxey Defeated by 5 Votes.

The Aldermen counted the official vote at
City Building yesterday afternoon in the pres
enoe of large aud interested audience The
counting proceeded very quietly and no objec.
tions were made to any portions of it. Mr..
Maxey. the Republican candidate for Ward /,
it will be seen, was defeated by Just five votes.
Both he,and Mr.. Seuter-the Republican candi-
date for Msyor-carried Peaks Island By three
votes the figures standiu SO for Senter to 80
for Walker, and So for Maxey to 80 for Waite,
baI on Long Island the vote stood AZ for Wal.
ger to for Ssater, aud 43 for Waite to 8 for
Maxey. Mr.. Walkers majority remains as
stated in yesterdays PRESS. TOE following is
TIE official city vote:
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CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADvERT1sEmENrs TO-DAY

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
GilbeIt's Juvenile Exhibition Ball.
Gilbert's Assemblies.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Card Me. Gen. Hospital
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Pratt's Astral Oil.
Twenty Dozen 4 Carlton Kimball.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Court of insolvency.
Sweetsir d MerIill-FaDcy Goods.
One Word-Fisk & Co.
Eureka Tunnel and Mining Company.
Wanted-PartDer.
For Sales. L.. Csrleton.i
For Adoption-Infant
Take Care-Benson's Capcine Plaster.
Dominion Of Canada-SsmUel Hanson.
Do You ask Why-M. G. Palmer.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Acknowledgements, Provisions and Fixtures.
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"A a aiciOai Goars.

BEFORE JUDGE KNIGHT.
TUEsDAY.-Stephen Currau. Assault and battery.
Fined $40 with costs, Committed.
Andrew Redman Intoxication. Fined IS with
costs. Paid
Charles Noyes Intoxicaton, Fined So with cos is
Sarah Martin. Intoxicaton-2d offence. Sixty
DAVIS Committed.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-05
Superior Court.

MARCH CIVIL TERM, 1879. BoNNEY, j., PREsID-
ING.
TUEsDAY.-The March term of this Court was
opened this morning with prayer by the Rev. Mr..
Southvorth OF the Seaman's Bethel church. There
is jury in attendance at this term and only court
will be tried. The cases assigned for trial To-
day were settled or disposed of without a trial.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-05
Vote TOR Mayor.
1870

Zofl ZJ3z 40 ID Z54f 1854 lbs IS
Buffers majority in 1873, "a.
Walkers majority in $40, 40.
Vote Tor AIdermen.
WARD l.
Maxey 1872. Waite 35S, scattering 1.
ISLANDS
Maxey, 43. Waite, rs
WARD @
Cox 2OS, cunningham 41S, Ridlon 50.
WARD 3.
Smith 500, Davis 342
WARD
Foster SAG, Andrews 5S2; scattering, /.
WARD 8
Clay 456, Rogers 37s
WARD 6.
Burnham 465. True 374, scattering s.
WARD
Small 1856, Donnell 295 scatterng2
Vote for CounciImsn.
WARD 1.
Sargent 413, Thurston 1856, Hamilton $685.
Barbour 446. Gately AGO, Haskell 1852
WARD 2
Lttlefeld 215, Pennell 212, Snowman 215,
Coyle 5O4, Mrlsugh 502, Rice 500.
WARD g.
Tukesbery 5l7, Carney 515, Abbott SIS.
Themes 342, Leighton 342, Chase 343, scatter
ing2.
WARD 4.
Gibson 474, Palmer 341, Written 34O Pickett
604, Fitzgerald $50, SWEET 446.
WARD g.
Hall 461. Dyer 1872, Dresser 436, Plaisted 422.
Moulton 332, Gordon 372.
WARD 6
Robinson 433. Marks 459, Fisk 454, Tucker
All, Leathe 374, Parker 35S, scattering g.
WARD Z.
Chapman 4S8, Libby 1855, Chaplin 479, Riggs
3O5 Burnham 300, Skillings 3O3, scattering 4
Vote for school Committee.
WARD 2.
Stanley sos, Liscoub 214.
WARD 5. n 3
Libby 452, Bird $780,
WARD g.
Burrage 456, Sargent 347, scattering "a
wARD7.
Gray 1893, (no oppositou.) u 2 D
Vote for Warden.
WARD l.
Neal 1858, Sargent 37s
WARD 2,
Drew 215. Lappin sol.
=. WARD 8.
Leighton 519, Barnes 343.
WARD T.
Libby 347, Clary 574
WARD 5
Drummond ass, Harper 1856, scattering ].
WARD 6.
Eaton 461, Place BAG scattering %.
WARD z.
Plummer 4S5, Farnsworth 3O7.
Vote for Clerk.
WARD 1.
Bowen, 357; Guptill 49,
WARD 2
Colesworthy, 2l5; buddy 500.
WARD g.
Graves, 522; Maxwell 1888.
WARD a.
Sawyer, 344; Sweetsir 5S2
WARD 5.
Mcclellan, asa; Haines, 3S7.
WARD g.
Waterhouse, 46O; O'Donuell, 1873; scattering
WARD 7.
Rowe. 1874; Thompson, 307.
Vote for ConstabIes.
WARD l.
Miles, 357; Fields, 355; Griffin, 377; Eustis;
381.
WARD 2
Sawyer, 400; Flaherty, 497; Gribben, 2l4;
Sterling. 214.
WARD 3.
Gould. 518; leighton, 5l7; Very, BAL; Rich
ar1son, BAL.
WARD f.
SAWYER, 345; Crowell, BAL; Smith, 57S; Bar
boar, 576
WARD 5.
Glendenpiog, 44S; McIntire, 453; Miller,
1888; Hall, 1887.
WARD g.
Norton, 455; Rowe, 45S; Newton; 375; Bell,
375; Scattering, 6.
WARD z,
Langmad, 1876; Burnham, 4S6; COLBY, 307,
Walkor, 307.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-05

A BIG LoAp.-J smes Chase, employed by E.
Ksnnisou, with two horses weighing LOO
pounds each, recently hauled a load of lumber
consisting of SIX logs surveying 1850 feet to the
mills of Gardner Buffum & Co. in Upper Bart
lett
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ANNUAL REPORTS.
Report of the Chief Engineer Of the Fire
Department.
Chief Engineer Llt,lefisld of the Fife De.

Chief Engineer LitlefieId of the Fife De.
partment reports as follows:
Whole number of fires. .........,..,, 46
Alarms for fire in the city .............. 81
For ire out OF the city.
Exiting olShed without alarm. ......t..,.
Whole amount Of loss, ,.....,..,.,..,,,. $50 ,093
insurance PAD. Observation-Disclosures. $685.
Excess Oh loss. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5:455
In this excess of loss about $4,000 bslouged
to the wool factory fire.
A new set of tubes has been been nut in No
is boiler. The Two steamers No. q active and
reserve. have been thoroughly repaired.
I1ere are in use about Ii, 900 feet Of hose Of
all kinds. No new hose has been purcb ased
wltoln the year. HIS recommends that 5000
feet OF new hose bo purchased. An alarm box
is recommended for the Gus ON house, and one
corner OF Cumberland and Green streets. The
telegraph works satisfactorily, and a striker
has been placed On Winston church. As the
department owes but one horse, il is recon.
mended that 1t own all its horses and the driv-
ers be governed aud hired by the Chief EGgi.
neer.
There are 226 hydrsnts. Daring the past
year seven Jew hydrsnts have been set. Oue
post hydrant has been taken up and Lowry
put 10 It's place. Two hydrants have been
drained, four gates put in aud ten hydrauts re-
paired One Todd nou-freezing hydrant has
been set. making four 10 all. l would recon-
mend the purchase add setting Of more the
coming year, tor 10 my judgment they are the
SpCnpCoUs notb uutdOlo dJu l62Sb likely To get
out of order. I have aways found them reli-
able when others nave oaen frozen.
The whole number of reservoirs is 81 No
new ones have been built, aud but one repair
ed More reservoirs aud MIGRANTS are recon-
mended at each end Of the city.
The department buildings are in good repair
The stalls 10 No engine house have been
torned so that the horses face the apparatus.
Eagle hook and ladder horse has bsen furnish
ed with stall in the truck house. 1t is rec
Ommended that the houses occupied BY the fire
department be transferred to the committee on
f'e department.
The force of the department consists of ITO
active firemen.
The necessity of supplying steamers Nos. 2
and 3 with heaters for generating steam is
again urged. These engines are delayed ten or
fifteen minutes before they can get steam
enough to play on fire.
ln conclusion, thanks are returned to the
members of the fire department for the prom pt-
ness aud efficiency with which they have re-
spoDded to calls for their assistance Thanks
are also expressed to the Mayor and Council,
and to the Street Commissioner.
An appended table shows the total expendi.
lures OF the department for the We ar, Including
salaries, to have been $27, 287. 81.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-05

THE ladies do declare that those Hamburg
Edgings at Carlton Kimbsll's are the prettiest
and cheapest ever offered in Portland. His
No. is 495 Congress street. Ct
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-05

GREAT INDUCEMENTS will be offered to cash
buyers of Furniture for the next 80 days.
GEO. A. WHITNEY & Co..
feb27d2W No Exchange street
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Notice of Petition fer Discharge.
COURT OF INSOLVENCY.

STATE OF MAINE. CUMBERLAND, IS.
i the case of George j. Campbell Of Portland in
Il the County of Cumberland, lnsolvent Debtor,
Notice is hereby given that petition has, on this
Third day Of March, A. d. 1879, been pre-
sented TO said Court for said County BY George j.
Campbell Of Portland in the County Of Cumber-
land praying that he may be decreed to have a full
discharge from all his debts "a ovabe under the In
solvent Act OF the State of Maine approved Febru-
airy q, 1878, and upon said Petition, 10 is ordered by
sad Court that hearing be had upon the same be-
fore said Court, at the Probate Court room in Port
land IN SAID County Of Cumberland, on MONDAY.
the Seventh day Of April, A. D. 1879, at I'll
o'clock in the forenoon; and that notice thereof be
published In the Portland Daily Press and Daily
Eastern Argus, newspapers published in said County
OF Cumberland, once week for three successive
weeks, the last publication to be ten days at least
before the day OF hearing; and that all creditors who
have proved their debts, and other persons inter-
ested, may appear at said place aud time, and chow
cause, II any they have why discharg re should not
petition.
Attest: HORACE j. BRADBURY,
Register Of said Court Of said County Of Cumberland
mh5 dtaw.wG
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-05
STATE NEWS.
ANDR0sooaeIN COUNTY.

ANDhOSCOGGIN COUNTY.
Inc checker match in Lewiston resulted in a
victory LOT Howe, who won eight games out of
sixteen, the TWO contestants winning four
each.
KENNEBEo COUNTY.
Mayor Nash of Augusta has accepted
reconciliation on a citizens ticket.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
A tramp broke into the house of one Grant
IN Alna Saturday night, and stole clothing 10
the amount of S52 or more
Hon. George Weeks f Jefferson died last
Saturday. He was for many wears county
commissioner and was memb Der of Gov
Perham's council.
PENoBsCor COUNTY
Harry Dean of Mariaville was killed sud.
denly by tree falling on him last Friday He
was so years of age
Some sort of a clue has been found TO the
Valley Avenue murder, and the police are
following it with hope that it will lead to
something.
IN GENERAL.
Among the post routes established in Maine
oy tue new post office bill are the following:
From Turner to East Torner; Bowery Beach
via hnightville to Portland Caribou via Wood
land and East Perhsm to Wsshburn; Audover
via me southern arm Of Richardson's to upper
dam Anson via StarkS to VESTS Mills; III art
ford to Ocean Village; Kingdom via Macwahoc
to Silver Ridge; East Sherman and CRYSTAL to
Patten; West Cumberland via North Falmouth
and west Falmouth to Railroad Station;
Caribou to East Perham; Starks to Industry
East Boothbay to South Bristol; RsngeIy to
Lake Keunebigo; Kingdom via Macwahoc.
Silver Ridge and Sherman Mills to Patten
East Taorndke to Thorndike Station and
Rowland to Passadumkeag.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-05

For repairing spring garments and making
up Ladies and Children's Suits the Worsted
FriDges which FL, L Nelson & Co. are selling
for 10, 10 and % cents per yard are just what
you need, 2s
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-05

20 DOZEN ladies unbleached Balbriggan hose,
finished seams. extra heavy, % cents pair.
Carlton Kimball's, 495 Congress street.
yoobR.0t
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-05
$500 REWARD.

CHEW JAoKsoN's BEST Sweet Navy Tobacco
de28S& W&W1g
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wANTED-PARTNER.

A YOUNG man good Office clerk, having respect
"A able connections IN New Eng and, and wishing
to buy an interest in banking house. established in
smart business town In Iowa, can hear Of good
opportunity by addressing G. ii. q. co, Box AIS,
P. o., DEBORAH. Iowa. New England references CIV
Gu and required 30
mar5 d3t
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-05
School Com ulittee,

A meeting of the school committee was held
last evening, His Honor the Mayor presiding.
Messrs. Burgess, Stanley. 'Shsilsr Chadwick,
Libby and Gray present.
The Superintendent finished thu reading of
his annual report, aud it WAS accepted by the
School Board
Voted, That Jbe summary of recommended
tions of the Superintendent in his report ba
adopted.
The report of the School Com mittee was
read by the writer, DR.. Smaller, and his report
was adopted as the report of the School
Board.
Programme of Musical Instruction was To-
troduced 10 print by Mr.. Libby, Chairman of
the Committee on Musical Instruction, and
adopted, and $50 copies ordered printed.
The Committee on Examinations report.
recon nending various amendments to the
rules for the examination of teachers These
lie over one month.
Pay roll and bills amounting to $500 were
approved.
A resolution was presented by Mr. Burgess
as follows:
Resolusd, That the members of this Board !,
desire 10 express to the retiring CHARM Hon,
M. M. Butler, their apprec alton of his valua-
bic services as memb3r of this Board, and as
citizens to congratulate him on the successful
manner 10 which be has administered our
municipal affairs, and that we tender to him
on bis retiring from Office, our best wishes for
his future health and prosperity.
1t was unanimously adopted.
Interesting remarks were made by His
Honor the Mayor, the retiring chairman.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-05
Do You Ask Why
PALMER'S STORE

Is SO Generously Patr0nized
st-CustOmers are SURE 20 fiad
such boots as they want, I'm quail.
~, price and IL.
I'd No other store in This city re.
ceives Butts Boots direct frOm
Mr. Burt.
3d-NO other store ATTEMPTS
10 keep a tall line Of first.class
stock and work.
4th No other store has so excell.
ent an assortment Of low and me-
dunn priced boots for Men, WOm-
EN- and ChildFen.
In proof Of these facts please cali
at 23O MIDDLE STREET and be
] convinced.
MI. G. PALMER.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-05

THE HEALTH-LIFT is one of the greatest it,
ventions of the age, and is second to none in
importance, as it is direct appliance for the
culture and improvement of the human race.
1t is good for everybody, and should be used by
all. 1t will accomplish thu following results:
L. 1t causes an equal circulation of the blood
to all parts of the system. IL expands the
lungs and increases the volume of respiration.
3. 1t infuses more oxygen into the muscles, and
thus purifes the tissues of the body. 4 1t
tones and builds up the whole system when
purified. s. 1t will double the strength in
few months. 6 1t steadies and regulates the
hearts action. T. II does all these by prac
tice of only ten minutes once day. 8. 1t will,
by The above principles, cure most of the ills 10
which the flesh is heir, especially when chronic,
aud resulting from arrangement of the circula-
tion.
Health Lift Rooms, 237 Middle street, Port
land.
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THE PRESS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH 5.
THE PRESS.

May be obtained at The Period Depots Of n. G..
Fessenden, Marquis. Brunei Co.. Andrews,
Armstrong; Cox, wentworth. Bodsdon Hayden,
Warehouse, corner Exchange and Fore St; Welan.
der. Boston q Name Depot, and Chisholm Bros,
on all trains that run out OF the city.
Saco of L. HodsdOn and III. b. Kendfick,
Bath, of j. 0. Shaw.
Lewiston, of Stevens & Co.
Biideiord, +. NJ. Burnham.
Brunswick, B. G Dennison, and W. H. Marrett.
Richmond. G. A. Beae
New Castle, A. W. Southworth
woodforo's Corner, H. Moody
New York, BrentaDo's Literary Emporium, SO
Union Square.