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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-05-09
MASONIC.
Last Days Proceedings.

The Grand Lodge met at o'clock yesterday
morning.
Charters were granted to Deering Lodge at
Deering, and Granite Lodge at West Paris,
and adispensation to Naval Lodge at Kittery.
The charter surrendered two years ago by
Ocean Lodge at Wells, was restored.
The surrender of the charter of Mount Hone
Lodge was accepted, and Mount Tirem Lodge
at Waterford was allowed to remove to another
part of the town.
The Grand officers were installed, the fol-
lowing appointments being made:
Corresponding Grand Secretary-Joseph NJ.
HAYES of Bath,
District DPOuty Grand Masters:
sabine + Berry of Huuton.
2-Ehpbalet w French of Eastport.
3-Henry r. Taylor of Machias.
4-John B. Redman of Ellsworth.
5-Thomss Peakes of Charleston.
6-Ftank IL Drummond of Bangor
7-John P. Billings of Clinton.
S-Chas W. HaDey of Belfast.
9-George Roberts of Vinshaven.
10-J. Fred Sumner of Damariscotta.
II -H-nry S. Webster Of Gardiner
12-Frank A Smith of Watervllle.
13-Furner Boswell of Scion.
Thames B. Wescott of Bath.
15-Arche L. Talbot of LEWISTON.
16-Goodwu R. Wiley of Bethel.
17-Grorge R. Shaw of Portland.
1S-Samuel o. Wiley of FIyepurg.
19-Charles p. Emery of Blddeford.
Grand Chaplains-Rev. Charles G. Mason of
Kents Hill, Rev. Charles G. V,usl of Kepne-
bunk, Rev. CHARLES A. Curtis of Augusta Rev.
j. Riley Bowler of Rocklsnd, Rev. H. G. Mup-
son of Pennington, Rev. Edwin f. Small of
Watsrville, Rev. Edgar w. Preble of Bangor
Grand Marshal-ArlDgton B. Marston of
Bangor
Grand Senior Deacon-George W. Deering
of Portland.
Grand Junior Deacon Horace q. Burbank
of Saco
G. AID Stewards-W. r. G. Estes of Skowbe.
gan, r ,theus e. P4ine of Camden. Austin f.
Kingsley of East Machias, Fessenden |. Day of
Lewiston.
Grand Sword Bearer-John s. Derby of
Saco.
Grand Standard B-are7-Williau H. Smith
of Portland.
Grand Pursuivants-Wilford j. Fish er of
E.stport, John d. Gordon of Brooks
Grand Lacturer-T Murray of Portland,
Grand Organist-Geo rye M. Howe of Port
land.
Grand Tyler-Warren Phillips Of Portland,
At noon the Grand Lodge closed.
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THE PRESS.
FRIDAY MORNING. MAY o.
TIL PRESS.


May be obtained at the Periodical Depots of N. G..
Fessenden, Marquis Brunei q Co., Andrews.
Armstrong. Cox, Wentworth. Hodsdon. Hayden,
Warehouse corner Exchange and Fore St.; Welan-
DEF, Boston & Name Depot, and Chisholm Bros,
on all trains that run out of the city.
Saco of l., Hodsdon and H. b. Kendrick.
Bath, of j. o. Shaw
Lewiston and Aubrn, of Richard Foss.
Biddeford, f. NJ. burnham
Brunswick, B. G Dennison, and W. H. Marrett,
Richmond. G. A. Beae.
woodforo's Corner, II. Moody.
New York, Brentano's Literary Emporium, 80
Union Square.
Fryeuurg. of e. c. Flint.
Cumbt rland Mills, of A. W. c. Cloudman.
GTham, of u. Agrv.
Saccaiappa, at the Post Office.
RocklsDd, o G. Andrews aud E. R. Spear,
Damariscotta, E. W. Dunbar.
Freepnrt, W J. Parker.
Halowell, c. Hobbs.
1homa ton. s. Deano.
Vinaipaven, B. Lane
VALID boro, Bliss
Wiscasset Gibbs q Rundlet.
Augusta, Frank Pierce
Yarmouth, G. e. Coombs.
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NEW MUsIc-We have received from Oliver
Diisou, & Co., Boston, Anton Rubenstein's
"Der TTauna" (rhe d eamy, he English words
by SugsuI fom he Russian by Schukou !:
From Home, f.um Thee" by Christie; at is
not 1--we" by Arthur Sullivan, word by W. s.
Grbert; and "May Delights" by G Merkel
from the Musical Record; az easy Mazourka
from the Hitler Alhup, aud Spring March
by Parlow.
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Wechanic Falls ,

The 10 mile walking match between Will
Parker If Ssccarappa, aud r bans of Me-
chanic Falls, came off at murray Hall We'd
nesday ugh, and resulted 10 favor of Psrser.
This was Ri bblus' fist attempt to walk match
and he commenced to lag behiod on the 18th
mile and was beaten "a laps, 40 laps to the
mills. Parker did some very handsome walk
ing and made the Is mile, in Oh. 3Sm,
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EXTRA BARGAINS OFFERED IN PARAsoLs -
Twenty inch Serge Parasols at 60 cents AID up;
Silk t@illed with Horn and Nickel Handles. 20
inch. 81 S5; % inch, $40; decided bargains at
80 cents more; Pearl inlaid at slightly advanced
prices. e. Lainer, 539 Congress street.
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Accidents.

Yesterday afternoon while two men named
Dennis Mshouey AID Barney Mcguire were en-
gagged in cling the Pire street side of the new
school leuse, corner of West and Pine streets,
one end Of the staging gave way and they fell
to the erouLd, p distance OF ever % feet. Both
We're badly shaken up, and ore of them, Ma
gui'e was thought to be ipjared internally. DR..
Hersom attended them
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PAssEMENTERIEs, Maribouts, Black Silk
Fringes, ornaments and all trimming goods in
great variety, at H. I. Nelson & Co's, 443 Con-
gress street. m,7-3t
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MYSTERIOUS u1sApprap.ycr =,

MYSTERIOUS LIsAPPEARANCE.-J,B b. Aiken
OF bos.o'' eft hone last Tuesday morning
Sine la true he has rot been SEEN b, anv of
his acquaintance, bvt BIS wife received a most.
al from him dated Portland, Nav 7. twelve
O'Clock noon. He was abou, 50 years Of aga
sect 10 inches tell, weighed 1870 pounds, had
gray hair ard long gray besrd.
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RtnI Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate were
recorded 10 this county sterday:
Portland-N aomi A. F-rnaid 10 Andrew
L-'ghueD. lar aud buildings
Jams ID. Fessepden ct al. to Edward Tom
lins"n, lsud.
Moses G Merrill to G. A. B. Morse, land and
building. =
B-nj f. Noble to James Nancy ct al. land
Falnouth-Fred f. a all to John Morgau, %
acres, AZ square rods woodland.
a. 2. Merrill to Alfred j. Morgan, LOT of
land
Cape Ell zabsth-John Landy to James H.
CoffiO, land.
Yarmoutb-Lymsn Walker ct al. to Ammi
r. Mitchell, 5 acres land.
Lyman Walker to Ammi r. Mitchell, acres
land.
Bridgtop-Wm. Hill to Edward Richardson.
6 acres land.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.-The brick store
No 2O3 Middle street has been withdrawn
from sale today, but the house aud lot on
CLARK street will be sold at 8 o'clock as adver.
tised. This will be fine opportunity to pur-
chase and we advise real estate dealers to at
tend the sale.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-05-09

CHILDREN DO NOT DIE of the Group to whom
DIR VIM HALLS BALsAM FOR THE LUNGS is
administered Parents will do we'll to remem-
Der this fact aud keep medicine, which saved
SO many lives, in the house ready for an emer-
gency. The Balsam overcomes a tendency to
consumption, strengthens weak and heals sore
lungs, remedies painful and asthmatic breath
ing. banishes hoarseness and cures all bronchi-
al and tracheal inf animation. If you have q
cough, use it "early and often" All Druggists
sell it,
Oxygenated Bitters cure Dyspepsia.
mays div
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-05-09

The following officers of Great Falls Lodge,
I. o. of G. T., Of West Baldwin, were installed
May 5'h, by Lodge Deputy W. L. Gatchen:
W. G. IA. W. Burnell
w. V T-Mrs. Mary Lombard.
w. Chsp.-J. r Virgins
w. r S.-Mrs W. L. Gatchel
W. f S-Cbester f. Burnell.
w. I'll. o Lombard
w S. G-Miss S.ran Linsc0tt.
W. s G-Johu Thomas, Jr
w r H Miss Edua Baker
w. L. ii. L-Miss Rilla Mari.
The lodge was instituted November 18Th,
1878, by FL. A Shorey of Brdgtop, with
30 charter members. Isnow numbers over 70,
and is in very fourishing condition.
A lodge of Good TemplaIs was instituted at
Hollis Tuesday evening By Special Deputy j.
X. Warren of Narrsgapsett Lodge of Bar
Mills, consisting of 40 members. The follow.
ing officers we're elected and Installed:
w. G. T-Seth Warren.
W. V. I -Arviler A. Be nnett.
W. s. II. J CARL
W, A. S.-Mrs FL. B. Hooper.
W. f. ST M. Bennett.
W. T.-Davld DeerDg
w. CD. NJ. Harper
w. D. NJ. Mrs A. B. Burnham.
w. l. G e nina kuights.
W. o 4. -Edgar Br .dbury.
w r. S.-Mrs S-th Warner.
w l. S-Nirands McNauil.
Lodg- Dputy-L Ell. Burnhan.
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They cure all diseases of the Stomach, Bow
lie, Blood, Liver, Nerves, Kidneys and URN
airy Orgsns. and $500 will be paid TOR case
they will lot cure OF help, or for any thing i'm
pure or injurious in tbem-Hop Bitters. Test
it. See "Truths" or Proverbs" another COL
umn.
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CENTENNIAL Spring Mineral water delivered
In any part of the city at Is cents per gallon.
FRANK W. BUXTON,
Cor. Chestnut and Oxford Sta,
my7dtf Agent for PoItlsnd,
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CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs TO-DA

MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
The Celebrated-Bailey.
Latner-2.
w. f. PIummer-2.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Warrant in Insolvency
Estate IF Otie L Knight.
Wan ed to Hire.
Dissolution Pitiee g. Doughty.
Charles Gusts & co...
State OF Maine-To the Electors
BoaTdeIs Wanted-243 Congress st.
Per Cent. Bondholdeis Fox,
FOURTH PAGE.
Joseph VI. Trott-Attorney at Law,
5. L. Wood ward-Co
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HANDSOME Silk Headings 40 cents per yard
mad upwards at w. E. Planners, 455 Cor.
gress street, Clapp's block my9-3s
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JUST OPENED, foil assortment of Babies
Lace Caps and Bonuets from 20 cents up; all
very nice ard Hastily made. f. Latuer, 539
Congress street.
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SILK and Grass Frnges % cents per yatd
and upwards at W. E. Plummer's, ass Con.
gress street, Ciapp's block. my9-3t
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THE celebrated Patent Sanded Glass Balls
are all the rage. Bailey, 4S Exchange street.
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BEFORE JUDGE KNIGHT.
TRURsDAY.-George Nixon. Intoxication. Fined
So with costs Paid.
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PORTLAND CHORUS CHoIR.-At q me etirg of
the Portland Chorus Choir held w.d sdsy
evening the following fl; ers we're ele cited;
Presdent-J. w Munger.
Vice Presideut-A. b. Merrill.
Secretary-F. GowPn
Treasurer-J. T. Alexander
Conductor-W. l.. Fitch.
Organisl-Mss L. Jordan.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-05-09

At meeting of the Board of Mayor ard
Alaermeu, held yesterday afternoon, an order
was passed authorizing warrants to issue for all
election in Ward 8, Mordav, May 1a, to fill the
vacancy in the Board Of Aldermen, caused by
the death OF Mr.. Smith.
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CITY GOVERNMENT,

Warrants to Issue for a New Election
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AUCTION SALES.
Assignee's Sale of Real Esta,e

:. Regular sale of Furniture and General Merchan-
disc every Saturday, commencing at 10 O'Clock m.
C0nsignments solicited. oc3dtf
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The season in Washington county is rath
backward, yet grass seems to be we'll SET
, 1879-04-12
Love aud ltpllElnn.

A gentleman In Rome who had told ILLS love
and wlluse suit Ind hecn accuptc1t was inylted,
foy tha aest time. to dinner at lhu young lady's
house, During thu cyunng tllr wcdLiny WAS
tutkci oil, Now iu Italy it Is tho correct, though
uot Indispensable, thing to confess a, take Tho
communion during tl.o churct, seFytce. It Is
on!y few tuen ot i(,c u,odern school who Object
tu thc religious part NJ tho teraI!ony, nf''l To
Tisc revelation ot Ills ansi. Catholic feelings fcl
tka th.,llerbolt on the girls family. Tilc
mother at oncu expressed her indgnatlon Gy
saylng tl,at II she were III tier daughters place
she would not marry nlali Of stlel' prinetples.
severely. III promised to d. p'1 tlat the
U,o1hef desired, hut that DID not satisfy hos;
isik would now be lnockcry," slc sald. "And
he wouIu soon mike MY Girl M athe'at like
rnusent-lrt lin not cuIac heIr ntain." And
thus u Marriage witch Nus looked upoo u a
hriiijant match was broken Of.
, 1879-04-12

A rent,ctpau from lleyonshire. going Into tAe
Morris worgruouls III Loudo1, not loug aimee,
asked to seo tku buuk Of 1rawinEs from which
molsIs u furniture may be aeIectcd. When It
Wa placed bsluro hin ths Exeter map turned
MD enn,f,IF st ,ast UPON The drawing Of IN ex-
aasltc thrst-storlel n,antea with twl lated sides,
iie said earetessiy: ~ like that; what will yo,,
Inaku that lori"
II 6eg your pardon. sir, "said the clerk, 20.
l.tely. Hws never exeeute any order without
knowing hrst ll,u proportions Ut tho Tooul and
Pfopostio,,s!" exclaimed the Deyonlst,.
"What does that matter 10 youa say want
your confounled new-isuglel chimney piece,
aud that's nil about It,"
1--WE always consider the surround!llgt bir,
and what Is to 70 on the shelyes.n
Ndo On tAs snglyea!M shouted tho Wrathiul
, 1879-04-12

customer. "shclls arc going on It, and wax
work under glass, and stuffed birds, nnd-eon.
q yours, aoyhovl III vile viii nut whatever
so likes on 1t, sir -; and out ho walked ia lIerco
indignation.
This will servo to illustrate MIR. Morris Idea.
!3e does not intend to send out work simply
bccause It Is the fashion, but only where IL wifi
BE- really appropriate md useful.
, 1879-04-12
CURRENT GOSSIP.
THE UNMOLEs'rED GRAVE.
AA.a tsnsx nb.Sk,~A

THE UNMOLES'rEn GRAVE.
Ntsc FORK 1rfbHns.
A bnnny grave sleeps OIL a aunny Afopo
beneath n scuptnrcd Hope;
And children thitl,cf 20 In snnmcr honre
And SOW tho Awceicat flowers,
And sat tho kloss5n!ng herbage, year BY year,
And drop sl1cRt tear.
II marks fathers restlng. pfaco, and got
No sentry there Is ACT.
No hldeotls Rhout burfows beneath tho clay
TO bear Tho bones away.
No Children. with terco and frcnzlcd hrow,
lestlo hfs nemosy nov.
No mYnaa wives. phrnting nil thctt shame,
Dlsgface h31 honorc nn,nc.
Tho blltow kceps upou that sHnny slopo
1seheath a marble li1pe,
And they wflo love him 70 In summer toura
and SOW thu swcotcst flowers;
For ho has pone 70 Heaven nnd. when ho wont
lie died Wifh0Ht a rent,
, 1879-04-12
O{jlIsS.

VOlHSs
A tower OF strcugth-'rho tow-boat.
1of-10 h.8s a ak.9-lYhttehaA Times. d 0
a.-Syraeusa 79mss..
"uedad," sud patriotic 1rishman, "but tt's
rpe watermelon tllat should be the emblem Of
Irela,,d. 1t always has tho groom above the
red"
Under tho New tinmpshlro Tax law 1.-TWO
hogs to family are exempt" That would ex-
cmpt the whuls family in Ionic casss.-Lo,ee!s
Courier.
Though the aycraao small boy may steal
away u,,d cot watermelon nil by h!alsulf. ho
never refuses TO dlvIda hts medicine with lit
tic sister.
WHAT'S tho difference between an old damn at
the spinning wheel alltl YouHg urchlA chewing
toba.rot Onu ats and spins mud tils Other sptts
aud s!ns.
IL tllcr, q selepttlc man Ia the country who
eau tell, utter a SOCK gets hole In 1t, what bu-
colues oS tho material that oncc took the placs
Of the apustu1af
A widow, Intending to suceced her husband
III tilr ma,ageulent Ut hotel. advertised that
"the hotcl will to kept by ths widow Ut tile
former laplllorl, MI. brown, Who died last sum
mar on a ucw and Improved plaa." A Coroper's
verdict reads thus: "rhe decreased cA1oa 70 hls
death BY excessive drinking, producing apoplsxy
, 1879-04-12
ROGER MAcPI1EnsoN's FATE.

~ ea.'.xL"r I"'e 's"t n. '' s'ani"v c1,, ,,,,oa
:, -" oa.r .r'.",,, :, Th."a .,.% t,,,..,, ,on.n.
members or guests, eamo to meet lin, among among
tho latter Don Emilio do Santos, ex.ti0yeraur
of cula. whoee noytra.t Du1naresu has lust
painted for tbs salon, aen. MOTT, ar. NGss'
md young na2motehea, W taa Nass!ah f4't-
bassY. foreigner distinguished for lts good
las.o, .aaen ass;a S,at, n,,, ~. ha 10 ,.f, lie
American "ne u"o'"' w as 40 90 'o.s s.''
hon.e at Aaseui to 40 honor 70 @ tac oeeaslo''' .,
ccntion.room, "Tho Discovery OF tho st. Law
s,ss h. Taan,,s. r.-,t.r !, and N, !. nat ahot
~ le1s no r'"t1. % torn old Admiral riyip
sort OF parting saluto before going tn tho
bottom of thc Mediterranean rathes tFar etrlko
his lar to a Frcuchmao. Mark Twain, I
thought, looked III. unu 1bo"gn. 10 enieny
bccauso heard 1t from his own l1ps. io IL
suffering from rhcmatism md study. What
, 1879-04-12
A. DRUNKEN DEER.
nil Nnft f3N1SttA

Man Is reproacheu or Com mtncnde1, according
to tastc, as tho only animal that gets drunk.
But how about the deerl It II stated by an
authority tl.at the deer-at any rate, the French
dcer-for all bis a1nfablc qualities, "n'cn est
pms moins atTocto dun asscz yilafn penchant.
cc!ut dcs joulssances bachEqucs." but only ut
this time Of tic ycnr. uo then "throws him
self with avdtty" upon certain tender shoots
containing Juice which feraenta In hfa stomach
aud intoxtcatcs him to such M extent that he
strayR from his usual haunts a1.d "follows his
nose" Thus It came to pass that deer i'll
liquor'' was discovered by peasant, also "in
lttiuur," lying 4'lead drunk" In o ditch on
the road TO the village, OF Queue
cn.Brlc. Tho pcasant, delighted ut tho
With handkerchief, anl, having holsted tile an
inlal on Ills Shoulders prepared to carrY him Oft.
Tie dcur, roisetl from his drunken slcep by this
treatment BECAME so troublesome uut tho
peasant, who was Of M fuynntfvu tu1tl. took oil
Ills blouse. passed 1t over the dccr's head, and
impruVfsel by means Of It sort Of Jacket,
which parnlyzed tho beasts movements. :, lie
whea lsc purcoscd Two geudarnes, who, With
uut moro ado, requested to b1 furnished with
Ills name and aldrcss, in view Of legal proceed
islus, ncar Ia chase etnlt closer In tbs MGan-
willlc tic deer, whose feet had 9eon united,
scampetel on, little embarrassed by tlio
blouse, to Ills doc mud family, whose constcrlta-
ton Ut uis strange appearance mar ~ readily
wtle1, ho reached his own quarters, willis the
peasant had to reckon with tho legal autnosl-
Tics, THUS we sec bow deer, as sSetl ns Man,
rot into trouble through drluk; and the c9so
is recommended to tue notice OF Sir Wlifrid
Lawson.
, 1879-04-12

Mr.. Ffnnoy, I.oudon dout!st, elaitns to have
found ttled tooth In tllr jaw Ut Hi Egyptian
mummy. Deptfstry was further advanced 1,Q0Q
years ago In Egypt than Il suppoacd
, 1879-04-12
EA1sLY.yEGETAB INCIDENT.
Cincinnati Enquirer.

Cincinnati Enquirer.
A mao with q basket On Ills arm pushed his
way up tn frult-staud Yesterday aud asked:
aIlow do you sell cucumbcrsa'
'Ihe dcalcr Informed him. ...
away, mai altye, do you suppose I want to
buy u whole onct"
"Idon't know what you waat, but THAT'S the
prIco Of c,lc,.nbers,' replted tho dealer.
"You don't want It all down. do youf'
~ tlo, for tact."
"Sunposu give you ope-thtrd cash, balance
III YGasly payinentsf'
'l'E1c frnter shoo1l his head.
ain puy you big interest,"" pcrs!atcd the n Al
with tllU basket.
Another shaka OF the hcad.
''utyo you tho best nt security" urged the
customer; ,''llrst mortgage on uatacuf fhbercd
rGul Gstato."
The tgalcr would only shake bis hesd.
"Well, them how slo you soil s.r4wpcrricsln
Our reporter lid not hcar tho prize, but tho
man With the basket tainted doad away.
, 1879-04-12
THE PIGTAIL PROBLEM,
Ths Pactfle.sfops Wow Of the Question
Tn thA Editor al I1k Tfth1tns

-
Ths Pacific. .stops Wow Of the Question.
70 tas Edttor at ne Tribune.
vssa,1 c.t Mach 1s-nn.rtn ,ba ,.,s.
vA..A, & .a.., Naa4eu to-nespte .ae @ .e'e'
r u1ess ar epnutr, s IT, 4o to 'a,@.
for It's ext1emitics 10 understand each other.
The pue,o oucatlon IA mt. n,ccs.c,ttv a hind
onc, mt. =. u.nal. ,hs hs,f iirh.: IT i1nor.
anee' t''e din lights Of distance, and The false
and fantast!s lsg'ts Of sentimental phl'osoolr,
sccsarian philanthropy, and reckless sensational
ism tayo served 10 obscure It.
,,Ia,e' Ing Wao. % WnaI' an wherefore Of nc ne"
KNOWN othtnEtam which has possessed the pa~
ci1c Coast Is not generally welt understood east
Ut the Rocky Mountans, Tus Tn,nusE. on
,ra' ,c ~. m.,n IT, a sc lan'or sepaso.
tsom Ma1he' amone statesmen' nave been about
tic only Intelligent guides Of public opinion on
The Atlantic slope. Tile subject uceds the cleo
IN H., trat r,... n. ,o..o., =, .,,,. ..
:" "'e nfsh p'ace' une personnel OF thas ont'-
Chinese movement u not ~ asserted: confined
to hoodluma anu dcmaRogues. On the ron-
u nnh.,tow ct1 cr,,ss,fe op,fr.t tt,o ,naf7on.,ra
t',a, sa ~ e'usaun .xa'9s' y ~ .ns ''ouens've
.' 20 y, ~ ee"'ue'us. ~ 'nsMs, pe.h"pS.
check tllc Inscmpcsase tongues Of II. ". .. aud
the "Chfneee Cook +" to know that some OF their
moa. esteemed ". nar}.htoncrs wcrc. vsrr lin.
~, a. t,,o ha.l ~, r-t,+ - st,,. 49,. .y., @
:" ~ '"1 "'n. ~ "'u 4'o.1 VI W. aut'"onto'-
ian mob" Ih!s much Is certa'n: that from the
aufmus OF this "horrible persccutIon.n Our
r,ilionoiro.-,be utf,ncro,l Ksnes ~" 1n,I
nrds an, ,,,o ps;n,o. "e .u"a ,.a.
Lo.os' anu 'ne statlon'ffinees-afe ICES
.ut,t]o for bts ncc,,ntsry n,ana. IJntIue samho
th ain u,v sav-Iu rtreon Ero,,.h.-W,fo.,a -,
~, ~ ~. 1na, sa3-iu p.seou 1os'. tes"'
Duk uE uEYES IHG1nA la Anu 81 lllG uUlkjOu Me
, 1879-04-12
In the minds Of the 1u1.'. A country paper
Old, and cFoss.eyed, With pantatcts on"

o7u1 HUI cFoss'cJeuf VIII pHuta1ot6 uU'
Science SAYS that It took millions OF years to
evolve innu from the oyster; observation Shows
TINT It takes less than 4 minute to transfer the
oyslor to the man.
The recent Incarceration OF The editor Of the
Thomas.own Kiltue In the 1nsanc Asylum, a
hopeless maniac. has sad, sad history. People
who recently saw IN article In bis paper entitled
"Death Of an Angle Worm," and d!l not read
beyond the heading, were not aware tllat the
artlcis was an obituary Of The editor's aunt, who
had lust left him all har money, an! that IS the
article went to the printerit was headed, " Death
Of an Aged Woman" n."-HurdtNs.
, 1879-04-12
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA,
DIPHTHERIA,
INFLUENZA,
Sore Throat, Difficult Breathing
RELIEVED IN FEW MINUTES, BY
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,

For headache whether stck Or her!oue, rheumattani
nsy. pairs around she llye, ns9si,y. swelngu q ns
Kinds chtIhlafns and frosehftes Eatvays Ready Re-
lief VIII afford immediate easc. md ita eoninned uso
for few days eject pcsmansnt cure. Pffcr, 81 tss.