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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-08-26
CONCLUSIVE TESTIMONY,

SOUTH BOSTON Dec. n, ISIS.
For more than 90 wears have bee a great sufferer
from sick headache, sometimes having an attack Is
often twice in one week during most of this time
have had ncurasia nervous dyspepsia, irritation of
the spine, and female troubles have been unable to
work, walk or ride without pain but can do either
now with ease. Driven by constant suffering called
on Or. Henon at the Adams House, the first of April
ISIS; went without any faith whatever in the treat
ment, hut, after consultation. concluded TO try 1t.
As pain disappeared. faith took its place. and ! can
truly say that am better in health, and frcer from
pain than have been for the past II wears: | have
not had sick headache for several months, and my
stomach lwhicl, rejected almost all kinds Of food,
will now bear ii well without disturbance | give
this testimony 10 the public with heart full of sym
pathy for the suffering, and gratitude TO who has
Mrs A. HODGE,
Ii Mercer St. OFF Dorchester St, So. Boston. Mass.
Mr.. + G. RICHMOND, lis fremont ST., Boston, was
nightly weakened by seminal losses until he un-
wakefuness. forgeituluess melancholy, and great
mental depression BY four treatments and prescrip-
ton, entirely cured Referred to-
Mrs. :. A. CHASE, residing at 1858 Washington
ST. Boston had Neuralgia Of the Heart and Nervous
Dyspepsia. DIR. lenion cured her. Referred to.
Mrs. Ley J. VEAL, of Cushing. Ne, suffered for
years with sore Throat Constipation and Lumbago
also with Il serious stomach affrc ion Dr. Henion
cured her in two weeks. Referred to.
Mr.. OLIVER PETERS, living at South Warren. Me-,
had sweiled jaw tor nearly wear; was told by ply.
sicans IL was bone tnmor. but got no relief. and
suffered severe pain for nearly three months. DR..
lienion entirely relieved him Of pain by treat
ment. Referred to.
Mis-. GREENWOOD KELLEY, OF Union, Ne. suf-
fered from Lame Back, Neuralgia. and Tumor in
Rreast. Dr. Henion cured her of all her complaints.
Referred to.
New testimonials appear every Tuesday.
SPECTACLE. II: is not ClarvoNant. nor is he
simply Magnetic Healer" SO called. Hes an edu.
Gated ply scian, with depen. enough not to he
confined to any school of practice.
Letters of inquiry are frequent ] cannot tell as TO
the probability Of success until the patient All
letters OF inquiry in order to insure reply, must
contain stamp.
The Terms of Treatment will depend upon the
ability of the patient to pay Patients coming to
this city from other parts of the stat. will have their
expenses considered in the charge for treatment.
send for circular.
p. ST. rW sag FOR the benedf ofthose who intend
to call on me duriRg mn stay here, do not deidy
III the last moment. Ny rooms are then so hr0nge,i
IL is Impossible 10 treat all irhO come.
Office Hours-From . A. VI. to Il i. NJ.
DIR. II. will resume practice at Adams House. Bos.
ton about Oct lst.
CONSULTATION ENTIRELY FREE.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-08-26
YELLOW FEVER.
The Disease Takes a New start in
Memphis.

MEMPHIS, August %. Ten new cases of
fever ure reported; two colored. Eight
deaths since last night.
The report Of yellow fever at Starkville,
Miss, is contradicted. The weather has
cleared.
Thirty-four cases in all to-day, 20 whites
The fever has apparently taken fresh start,
especially in the northern portion of the city
and Chelsea. No additional deaths have
been reported since noon.
The Teutonc Relief Association, repre-
sentng the German societies of Memphis,
have appealed to their countrymen through
out the United States for help. Remittances
should be sent to A. Goldschmidt, Presiden
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-08-26
THE SAN FRANCISCO TROUBLES.
kearney's JudiciOus Course in the Affair.

New YORK, August %. A San Francisco
dispatch says Kearney's address at the Sand
Lots, Saturday night, was one of the few
shrewd things he has done. He hates the
DeYoungs, and would like to see them hung,
but decided 10 defer the vengence for which
he longs, in hope that the workmen will carry
the approaching city elections. Gen. McCOmb
who is in charge of the militia, is also editor
OF the Alta Californian. The surgeons state
that kalloch shows the vitality Of a grizzly
bear He was shot with heavy slugs, but
did not fall. He walked back into the Tenn
pie. He has thus far shown remarkable
strength and has not been unconscious. Kali
loch slept several hours during the night.
Mrs. kaloch and his son, who is preacher
in Sanoma county, are with him. The work
ingmen were carried away with the speech
kalloch's son made to them and propose to
nominate him for mayor if his father dies.
The city is perfectly quiet. No further dis
turbance is apprehended.
This afternoon the leaders of the working
mems party held conference with Kalloch's
medical attendants, to consider the expedien-
cy of putting up another man for mayor.
The physicians say there is nothing in the
condition of kalloch to render such a course
necessary, and intimating the probability of
an early recovery. DeYoung was brought
before the court, and waived examination and
was held to answer to the charge of assault
and murder without bail.
The excitement for the past few days has
toned down to an interest in the result of
kallochs wound, and the universal inquiry
on the street is as to his condition. This
afternoon decided change for the bet.
ter was noticeable as result of which the
physicians express their opinion of strong
possibility of recovery. Notwithstanding
these favorable symptoms, there is still good
deal of talk am0Lg the workingmen as to the
course to be pursued in the event of fatal
termination.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-08-26
BY TELEGRAPH.
Associated Press kilograms to the Daily
kennebcc Journal
MAINE NEWS by TELEGRAPH.
FIRE IN STOCKTON.
Several stores Burned.

at two o'clock this morning in the attic
of Amos Dcckcr's store at Stockton. which
was occupied by W. +. Griffin, totally con-
Stunning the same. together with the adjoining
Amos Deckcr's store was not insured, loss
$4,000 W. r. Griffn's loss $4,000. insured
Penobstot Savings Bank share of loss $4,000,
insured $4,000. b. NJ. Roberts and c. G.
Roberts goods were partially saved in dam
aged condition. They were partially insured.
Cause of fire unknown
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-08-26

A horse belonging to Mr.. G. O. Stone, who
lives on the Church Hill road, was found
dead in the pasture Sunday afternoon, having
stumbled or fallen upon the stub of a small
tree, which had pierced the horse some twelve
or fifteen inches, entering the heart and prob
ably causing instant death. Mr.. Stone had
lately moved on to this farm on account Of i'll
health, from which he has been suffering
since his discharge from the army, and he
feels his loss heavily. Any one wishing to
aid him with money can do SO by leaving it
at this Office
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-08-26

An organization which includes in its men,
bership all the soldiers and sailors who went
to war from Maine, now residing in Massachu-
sets, have made arrangements to attend the
soldiers reunion at Dexter. Aug. 26 and 81.
The association will go as a battalion, Off
cered as follows: Col. q. NJ. Atwood, com
handing; Col jill. Roberts, Quartermaster ;
Lieut. S. c. Small, Adjutant; Comrade S. c..
Littlefeld, Captain; Comrade ]. A. Lancy,
First Lieutenant; Comrade VIM. Gillespie,
Second Lieutenant. There will probably be
fifty to seyenty-fve men in the ranks. They
will he accompanied by the Maplewood Band,
and will leave Boston this morning on the
$50 A. NJ. train.
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WEST INDIES.
The InsurrectiOn Ended.

CBrE llAYrIEx, August %. The Cape
IIaytcn forces sent by the government, to
Port an Prince, after severe engagement
have taken possession of Ganaires headquars.
The liberals are in the instruction. 4 part
of the town was burned, and there were heavy
losses among the combatants Cities Cape
IIaytien and Port au Paix, occupied by the
rebels, have surrendered aud acknowledged
the Provincial government, which ends the
instruction.
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A SUDDEN DEATH.
4 Woman Falls Dead in Prayer Meeting.

New YORK, August %. Margaret Lee
comte, at the age of 20, spoke in a prayer
meeting in Bloomingdale, in the Methodist
church, Sunday evening. and finished with
the words II know am in the hands of the
Lord, then fell in her seat and expired.
Rupture of the heart is said to have caused
her death.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Damage by Storm.

PITrsBrRc, August %. Reports from the
suburbs show considerable damage caused by
an excessive rain fall for the past two days.
Railroads have suffered more or less by land
slides or washonts. Houses flooded, fences
and outbuldings washed away and other
property destroyed. No loss of life.
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Immigration to Kars0

FALL RIVER, August %. About - men
interested in the proposed emigration move
ment to Kansas, assembled tonight TO per-
feet arrangements for the purpose. A com
mittee of eight was chosen TO canvass the
city and enroll the names of families wishing
to go. Considerable enthusiasm is manifest
ed, and it is expected fifty families will start
in the spring
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-08-26
Fire in Dexter.

DEXTER, August %. The house and barn
owned by Henry q. Stafford and occupied by
VIM. Brown, were burned Monday morning.
Loss, $500: no insurance Cause. children
playing with matches
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NOVA SCOTIA.
Stakes Claimed.

HALIFAX, August 25. Representatives
Wallace and Ross have made claim on the
shareholders for amount of stakes on race
because the friends of Smith had
not put the turning boats in position Satur-
dav. as provided in the articles of agreement.
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Sulden Death.

FARMINGToN, August %. Saturday after
noon Joshua NJ. Hopkins, at work in Mr..
Thwing's tannery. dropped dead AT 10 o'clock
to-day aged 81 wears.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-08-26

Four covered teams bearing Il load of gyp-
sizes passed through Water street yesterday
forenoon. The women were all old and ugly,
but the children looked plump and well fed.
pettinpills corner
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STOMACH DIFFICULTY -

(socalled}, 4 certainly The most prolific CAUSE Of
other diseases. This includes hot and Sour stomach,
Indigestion, Rising of food after eating, Belchng of
Wind. Dizzy Head. Palpitation. Sick Headache Dys-
pepiic Cough, Chills. Coated Tongue. Cramping of
Mind, etc Ofthc treatment of this Parent of Dis
ease" DR.. II. make, a specially
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-08-26

Owing to SO many going to campmeeting
the meeting of the Reform club, Sunday af-
ternoOn, was not so well attended as usual.
The exercises consisted of singing, reading
of scriptures, and very able sermon by
brother Ii. F. Estes
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CHICAGO WORkINGMEN.
Speeches and Resolutions DenOunciug
kallOch's Assault.

CHICAGO, August %. The workingmcn's
picnic, Sunday, was fairly attended Speeches
were made, and resolutions adopted denounc-
ing Charles DcYoung for shooting kalloch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-08-26
Weather Indications for To-Day.

For New England and the Middle States,
partly cloudy weather, occasional rain, vari-
able winds, mostly north-easterly, stationary
or lower temperature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-08-26

+. Swain & Co., have contracted with
Messrs. Leigh and Wingate for wharfage at
HalOwell, and will discharge there one or
more carpOes of coal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-08-26

The famous Gldden brothers, of Lawrence.
horse stealers and hen-roost thieves, who were
recently arrested, are the fellows who stole
the team of Mr.. Harding Lombard in Wales,
a few weeks ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-08-26

Mr.James II. Cochrane, government super
visory architect, has come home TO make
short stay with his family.
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Railroad Matters.

PORTLAND, August %. 1t is rumored here
that the Eastern Railroad has leased the
Portland 4 Rochester road for term of
wears
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AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.

Erening Report.
NEW YORK, August, u.
Money loaned at o. a. v cent. on call, closing at
3D. per cent.
Sterling, isldisli for long, and 49, as, for short
sight.
Carrying rates, ID; borrowing rates, 3id.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-08-26
Corrections.

The statement of the correspondent of the
Boston Herald that Hon. J. e. Burrows was
formerly agrcenbacker, and that he ran for
Congress in 1876, is entirely false. He has
always been thorough hard money man.
His speeches in this county have been logical
and eloquent Large numbers attended his
meetings and enthusiasm prevailed
Drowned.
BANGOR, August -. Two girls named
Matilda Sherrard and Hattie Hamilton, Is
and Ii years old, were drowned in Lincoln
Sunday, while bathing. The bodies were re-
covered
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-08-26

Thomas Tibbetts, Of Augusta, is at work
pointing the walls OF the IIalloweli library
building.
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BASE BALL.

At ovidence-Providence ., Troy Citvs
five innings.
At Albany-Albanys 4. Nationals i-eight
innings.
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Arrested.

LAWRENCE, August %. Daniel Connolly,
alias Kit. who escaped from the Auburn, Me.
Jail three months ago, was arrested in this
CITY this evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-08-26

Rev. \. Ii. Earle, the great Evangelist, is
announced to be at the Richmond camp-meet-
ing Friday, Saturday and Sunday, and is ex-
pected to preach on each of these davs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-08-26

Rev. Mr.. Bean of Bath, occupied the Meth
0dist pulpit Sunday, and Rev. Mr.. Park OF
Gardiner the Congregationalst.
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DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM.

whether arising from oyerwork of mind or body
from bad habits In youth, or later inlulgences "a
SPECIALITY. Medicine alone will not reach this class
of diseases, and Dr. H. feels warranted In saving to
the sufferer, THERE Is A CURE"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-08-26

The daughters of Mr.. Myrick Hopkins of
Gardner, together with Il party of their
friends from Boston, among whom were sew
cral well-known musical characters, gave a
concert at Amusement Hall, Togus, last
"Wednesday evening.
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Drowned.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Larry O'Neal.

BosToN, August %. Larry O'Neal was
arraigncd this forenoon for the murder of .Jo-
seph +. Frye, plead not guilty and was jailed
for grand jury action.
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Murder.

Ship Princess Louise, from Liverpool, lost
her toretopmast and two men overheard dur
ing the voyage.
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NEW YORK.
Disaster mt Sea.

New YORK, August %. John Cassellar, a
passenger from Havana, is sick with yellow
fever here.
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AUCTION SALE !

WILL be sold at public auction to the highest
w bidder, on saturday next, August 30th, at ,
O'Clock +. NJ. on the premises, the Cony Academy
Building, including the foundation stone and under
pining the 10 be removed in the of the
month of September.
GEORGE W. JONES. Auctioneer.
Augusta, Aug. III, ls.Y. aug.6i5t
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, August %. The reports to
the department of agriculture show the gem
cral average of the condition of corn, 93
against Sc last year. OF ll72 counties, 239
report the full average condition, 800 above,
and 624 below. New England shows a high
average on corn. stationary condition on po-
tatocs, and good crop of timothy hay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-08-26

John Kelly, government employer at For
Hamilton, was shot dead Sunday BY Patricl
kelbride, a laborcr with whom he rcmon
strated for beating his wife.
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DISEASES OF WOMEN.

DIR. liENIoN would respectfully say to ladies who
are suffering from ANY FORM OF CHRONIC FEMALE
DISEASE, that they need have no hesitancy in calling
upon him because he is stranger. lie assures them
that they will receive the mo- delicate courteous and
considcruic attention DIR. H. treats Female Troubles
such a, suppression, Displacement, Painful Menstrual
tion liberation. Irreguarity, Excessive Flowing
LucorrtGa >terility, Unnatural Heat and Itching
OF Genital Organs, Ia such manner as to make that
painful, and, to most women, fearfully unpleasant
on -Lll11LI ilil,kil.
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One Lewiston firm sold nine tons of con-
fectionery in the past twelve months.
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The Baby STANDARD has become so addicted
to political lying that it cannot give a truth
full statement about a common occurrence. If
its item about the collision on Water street,
Saturday. was intended for burlesque, it
was good hit, though it contained as many
absolute lies as il contained lines
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Marrieo.

In this city, Aug. "a, by Rev :. q. Sargent, Mr..
stephen Pierce Jr., oi Windsor to Miss Ada +. Par.
fridge of Whitetield.
In West Wateryille Eth inst, Charles II. BcnJa
min tn Miss Cora l.. Benson.
In Watervle. 10th inst, Fred G. York to Gertrude
- Ludlow.
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Last Friday evening, the Hon. J. r. Upde-
graf gave a rousing address IN Booihbay, to
an audience which filed Fishers Hall almost
10 overlooking. and filled il too without any
brass band help. The greenback party. who
he had enough, which | think very probable.
The attention of our readers is called to the
new lot of testimonials which DIR. lIenion
presents this morning in his advertisement.
The City Marshal and police III adc unsuc-
cessful searches for the ardent. at the saloons
of Geo. II. Chadwick, John Dolan and |. II.
Hayes, yesterday.
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Death.

Richard Basseau, a Washington journalist
and for the past six years Senate reporter for
the Associated Press, died of consumption,
aged So
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VassalbOrO' Locals.
The fall term of school in this district will
commence next Monday, Sept LIST. Mr.. b.
C. Nichols and Miss E. L. Phillips, teachers,
with Miss Bertha White as assistant teacher.
The republican caucus to nominate can
didate for representative to the legislature
will be held ut the town house next Friday,
August 90, at 8 O'Clock, p. NJ. Let there be
full attendance from all parts of the town.
AT the greenback caucus Saturday, Mr..
VIM. Murray was nominated, and in the eve
ming was serenaded by the band, no doubt
they thought it would be their only chance for
serenading Mr.. Murray.-Mrs. DIR. Roberts
left here for Belfast and Northport last Fri
day. A large number will leave here this
week for the same place to attend campmeet-
ing.-One of the main shafts of the Vassal-
boro' Wooden Mills broke down last week.
which shut down only one day. Account of
stock will be taken in these mills next Satur-
day for the six months ending August 80. For
the two six months account preceding this
aue, the Company declared dividend of two
and 81 half per cent. each time; We are look
ing Tor large Increase from this time as their
goods have sold great deal better than for
several years past.
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ExplOSIOn.

The Tamaqua powder mill. IL. A. Weldy
& Co., exploded this morning, killing the
fireman and severely burning two children.
The mill is in ruins
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New York Stock Market.
Boston Stock List.
California Mining stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO, August %.
The following are the closing official prices Of min.
inn fnck IN ba
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Maine Press Excursion.

The Committee of the Maine Press Asso-
citation have completed their arrangements
for the Excursion to Niagara Falls, and an
nounce the following programme The party,
consisting of members of the Association and
ladies accompanying them, will rendezvous
at Portland. on Wednesday, September 10th.
Taking the cars of the Portland 4 0gdens-
burg X. r.. at As PM, they will proceed,
via the Crawford Notch of the White Noun
tains to the Fabyan House. where they will
arrive and take supper. At 1870 same eve
ming, take Pullman cars for the night over
the Boston, Concord 4 Montreal R.R.. reach
ing st. Adams. VI, on the Vermont Central
R.R., at AM. Thursday ! lth.w here break
fast will be obtained at the station; thence to
Ogdcnsburg. NY, on the st. Lawrence river,
reaching that place at II As. and dining at the
Windsor House; thence taking passage by
steamer SO miles to Alexandria Bay, afford
ing view of the most interesting portion of
the Thousand Islands and scenery of the St.
Lawrence river. The party will be quartered
for the night at Thousand Island House.
Friday, 18th, at q. 40 AM. leave Alexandria
Bay by steamer for Cape Vincent, on Lake
Ontario. where the cars of the Rome Water
town 4 Ogdensburg r. r., will be taken, and
proceeding along the shores of the Lake dine
at Oswego, n. y, and reach the objective
point of the excursion. Niagara Falls. AT 7.30
7. NJ; the party taking quarters at the Cata-
ract House on the American side of the river.
Saturday and Sunday. 18th and l4th will he
occupied in viewing the awc-inspiring scenery
OF the American and Canadian Falls. and
visiting the various points of interest in the
vicinity. Monday. 18th, at $50 AM. taking
leave of the wonders of Niagara. the cars of
the Rome, Watcrtown 4 Ogdensburg H. II.
will convey the party. on their return home
ward, to Oswego, where the night will be
spent at the Woodruff House. Next day, 10th,
at 9.25 AM, leave Watertown, dine at Pots
dam Junction, and reach Burlington, W.. on
Lake Champaign. at 7,55 p. NJ, stopping for
the night at the Van Ness House. Wednes-
day. 18th, at 7.40 AM, leave Burlington for
Crawford's, in the White Mountains, reach
ing there at 200 p. NJ, for dinner, and re-
naming until the following morning. Thurs
day, 18th. at 9.l2 leave Crawford's for Port
land, and arrive in that city in season for
those who desire to take the eastern bound
trains and reach their homes the same eve
ming