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SPAIN.
Ht:1sft}C4 FLOODS.

Eptetal ttth,e.
hfApntf,, April d.-rho floods Mt Seville
nyc most serious. The Minister Of Pub
liz Works left by special train
to-day with eight t'nyGrntncnt engineers,
taking with hiM $1,000 from tho Cabinet.
King Alfunsp 1las placed his own private
purse Mt tho disposal. VI tho authorities 10
rclaye tho sufferers Sailors mil Royal eli
gincers l,nvc becn ordered froin Carttlagc,a
md CatE2 Will, boats and provisions. rs f0ntl
Ii fu!ttng sf,ort In SevtIr. Inst night
nury houses In tic city gave why before tho
furen Ut the wnter. Thu authorities lotlEetl
several hundred Of The poor I'll public build.
lngs nnnl churches. Ilrcu sut,urbsnl nbout
sixty strcets llaye from ono 10 twc,ty.suven
feet Of wafer Il, Them. lha 1'cnpl, are
I.Iy1Sn tn TUE UtfEit ErontEs.
Tho police arc taktlsR fool atd provisions
by boat. Twelve l,llnllroI incn aru working
10 strengthen tho llikcs and ratEwny
e'nbanhnlrn,s. All the valley and coun-
try beyond scelns u,l immense luke.
ronfa Just appear nhoyn. tlio waters,
which swuup alnt1g cattln and crops, md thu
river. which, Il five miles brta.t before 1t I'll:
ters Seville Is r,lsllnE eyer v 1, MnnieqlS l5.,na m
Vessels keep tllsir anchorage with much
trnnbIn. Iii Seysflo prnper tho alarili Is coil-
siderable. MS tllrce-ullarters Ut tile town aro
| llDurly ..
rEAll1sa HUMILIATION
+ the watfr ssiSs fwScns r nw"y y1t ' y {HlTny
! Sevilie md Cortlovn. AIl Communication IL
| stopaed ~ the SOUTH toward JlueEy9 ntnl
G%a e. oss e ns ssys sHrss d BE- 'seys oyer ffts'S
u,nl 1ntllc country districts 1t Is lmpnsslbIo to
1,lnkn any estimate ut present. Tue holiday
, 1881-04-05

FOR THE PREVENTION or AssAs1NAT1oSs.
BERLIN, April 4.-Tile Relc'lstag today,
with only three dissenting voices, adopted
Wintltllorst's motion requesting Bismarck to
entleayor to bring nboutan agreement among
the Powers according to which they will ull.
dertako to impose penalties upon their own
subjects md foreign residents for aasasinat-
Ing or attempting to assaslnato heals ot
Stntes, or melting to suell assassination, and
deliver, upon the sleNlulld Of l,Es nattye cotiM-
try, my foreigner guittyof assassination or at
tempted assassination. Wlndthosst SaItl tho
inot!on WIS pnIy intended to servo ~ II hasls
for arran gcHlGtlts. between tho various Gov
eril!nellta with u view to prevent tho right Ut
asylum lN!nH abused for f0storlng assusllln-
tlun. THO mOtton would derive wofgt from
tho fAet that 1t Ind not originated Iii higher
quarters. but with representatives OF tlle lIuo-
ple,
1'ruf. Elrachow WIS me Of three Socialists
who Abstalnel from voting.
PRINCE FHEuElllcK WILLIAM
las had saveral Interviews will, l}isnarcl OIL
ttle question of international right Ut asylum.
COUNT 11Els1Eyr nlsMANcK.
NEW Ionls, April 4.-IA Hcrln ttispntcll
sass Primes Carolath !sas ol,talne.l 4 tlecrGe
of divorces agalnst lla wife, nee Countess
l!nrtzfoldt- 1t is said TINT Count ilerburt
lslHnarpk's marriage with the divorced lady
Is a0oll to tnke .ptAcc. Tho Count appears
rec0nc!led with Ills fatller.
, 1881-04-05

l.lrrIn ltucK, Ark, April 4.-Cant. James L.
lInrr!s, lnte passen4or Agent Of Tho Mcmph!s l.
I.itto liock 1tairoad, havluY bren tcnticretl lln
nppu!ntuncnt Of Gonurui Passenger and Freight
Aeu,lt Of tho Mexican CuntnIi halfway, Under
ltudolph Fink. has ueoeptcsi, and left yesterday
for tho City OF Mexico. a handsome testimonial
In tho shIll1 Ut u valuable vntl wntuh VIVA pre-:
srntttl him before leaving tly his friands aud
nAsinihlnt.
, 1881-04-05


LONDON, April 1.-The 1Eurk Lane En-
press. III Its review Of the British gratn trade
for tho past week. snys: Tic growth of yonng
wheat las been checked by tho sharp cast
winds Md frosts, A genial temperature md
showers nro wanted. English wheat contin-
lies III limited supply Mt provincial markets.
Dry, sound samples, being In ANAL proper
t!on, realized Nil Improvement. Trato is
narrow md limited. Inferior qualities nrc
tiltIlcult to sell. Tho supply III London Inns
Fore!gii breadstutrs aro slow and quiet
throughout, Tllt wheat sApptyis Is restricted.
Frs,lay's spot tratte WINS quiet and lrlli, mlil-
Gls resisting fll advance. Of c0a5t tho mnr-
kst Is scnIttly supplied. No. American rcd
winter md M. . Californian being tho only
cargoes arrived, mil only ono Of these was
solt!: Floating cargoes .aroqntet md weaker.
was
UNAFFECTED III AMERICAN ADv1CEs.
Flour was III less supply, md tho demand
was sluggish. Country MakCs, llowoyer. slls.
tanned last weeks currencies. The foreign
supply, which linS bcgH E0Dtl, WIS chiefly
from America. Milcrs, fn View nf prospect
i've arrivals, refusing To Gnllcellp An advance,
the market waa mostly In buyers' fayor.
Barley was weak every where, but the
scarcity Of good samples ni.d tho ,elnnnl for
seed llnye si.prO-tCd tho PROVINCIAL values,
tho foreign dropping,
0a,s Wero aulet nild unchanged. Foreign,
In small supply and firmly held, buyers
awaiting arrivals FROM tho BaltEr.
sk Msi1s was II s aa,ss ggSt s, s%Spy p,usn t
arrivals, tratlo weakenrtt. Sales OF English
wheat tic past week. 23,t1T quarters, 4is Id
per quarter, nEaknst II, ,tNJ quarters at 4Bs I'D
tho corresponding week lust year.
, 1881-04-05

PALESTINE, Tex. Aprl! A.-.Thr stockholders
Of tho international & Great Northern ltatlroad
Company to-day eiecttal ~ Directors Jay Gould,
ba.nuc! sloan, s. ". Poarsall. Nv. Thclps. Ut
smltb. Of pa!csiiao; ja.aos a. ituker. i. 4.
t!co ur ifo,lslu,l. Oftiuurs, J., b. l!ayea. lscs-
dent; Il. ~, Pearsall, Flrsi Vlcu. President; II.
il. ito1ie, 6ccpt!d viru.1'resIiUnt and urleral
S,tpCrtRtcntlcnt.
, 1881-04-05

ltIGtlM0Slt, vn., April 4.-ln tho United Htntcs
Circuit Court to-day tho report Ut tie Master
who conducted the aalc at tho Atlantic, M!ss!s-
s!ppt i Ohio 1sailroud wns presented. mud tho
fnr1n Ut continuation at sale agrced upon: The
order Will provide tor It doposit VI f5,oo0 QH Ut
purcnuse. Elonny with thu Union Trust Eanl-
rnuy, Of New York. md the hunnco-tlG G0l. 090-
with the. Fidelity Truss Company, ut i'h!tatul.
pAia. both subject % tho order 0f tho Court;
ttsIta being mn.lc, decd nf sA!0 Will 10 given
tho purchasers a1ld possession Ut tue property
EAtlduti OvUF.
, 1881-04-05

( FALSE EEIOIEF.
LONDON, April 4.-Gen. Wood Inns tolo-
grapl.ed an absolute denial OF tllo story that,
aEter thu surrender Of rotchefstrool,l, the be-
siegers reinforced tie bcsieKcrs at Pretorta,
aud tho joint force rcprlse.l q s0rtte BY tho
l'retorin garrison a,ld drove them ,into tho
fOrt with considerable loss.
, 1881-04-05

HrtlaaFlEidI. ILL.,. April 4.-Thu Receiver Ut
tho CAtra t. Vlneennea HRllrual Coulpauy was
to-day authorized By Judge Trrat to sell uny aud
ntl ltuceIyern cGrtltieatc9 OF ltebtet1cat tasucd
by hun nj nut leas thA1 Us cunts un tho dallar IN
tlDIr tACH value vi tlayHUlH OF hhck tuxeS
tuYlGd ana assusso4t xgplnAt the Company.
, 1881-04-05
FRANCE.
IN tf.ffE Hr%krr


PAHls. April 4.-In tho Sonate to-,iay,
Pptntcr Ferry made statement ii. rcgurd
to Tunt8 similar to that nlntlu by let,, Farrp
III tho Chamber OF Deputies. Ilu sald tho
aggressl0l,s OF the khoumIs had assumed
especial gravity. This state Of atfa1rs i'm.
posel Oh tho Government duties which. they
knew how to fulfill, and necessary measures
hatl been taken tu prevent tic tribes from ro-
l.nW.ug their [ncllrsioAs. Tho announce.
nlent was received With lnutl cheers.
THE T.tlNFF HILL.
Tile Minister of Commerce presented to
the Setl,lto tho Eustnns Tariff bill hs amended
by tho Gta.nDer ot Deputies. Aftur urgency
lAtt leeM voted for tho BILL, 1t wus roierred 10
tlla Tariff Committee.
JtEISF0HCEMENTH
Teiegralns fronI AJgertu report that three
Regiments uro uu the WY, to the froiltivr.
Two nrlny curps, gNnrtored III Marseillcs pill
; 'At0ntpelIer districts, arc shortly 10 ba
llublllzc1 to reinforce the troops Iii AIgerla.
Six larKe transports arc preparing for lnl-
n.ellatu service. Thu cruiser I0urville Is
ordered to embark tleu equipments. for forty
officers.
, 1881-04-05

THE GOVERNMENT SUCCESSFUL.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Aprit 4.-Samoan
ldylces Indicate tho triumph Of the Goverll-
ncnt pnrty u,lar King Ntalito and the col
nuse Of all organized resistance.
, 1881-04-05

but It Ii expected that within fortnight NIL
lie space will, bo Occupied, There Is r.
ttilor that D1i account ut tho inlet'e!s or INC
sGasnn tjl. exhibition wtl rlUsu inter lWu
1ut,I1tls to reopen Iuxt winter.
, 1881-04-05
ROuNIANIA.

NEC0NSlxED AS a KINGDOM.
BUCHAREST, April 4.-Englald. 1taly, md
Turkey hnye recognized tho Kingdom Of
nOuMalliu.
, 1881-04-05
AUSTRALIA.
1 1i1iiiitICAEi..

BAN Francisco Aprit 4.-Thcro WAS a
hurricane OIL Ashb,rton River, OH tho north
west coast of Austrulf Jan. q nfnt :, mil
three Europeans n!ld several natives Weru
urnwnc,l. Twelve pearl-tshlng boats wero
wrecked.
, 1881-04-05
Itl'IA1,Y.

APPOINTED MINISTER OF WAR.
RostE, April 4,-{ien. Ferrco llas been up
pointed Minister Of War, vice Gen. Ali1oll,
resigned.
, 1881-04-05

Ttuhtfat1tl'a d'A1clned 1IAEncR1a.-Four
first premium tnotla1s awarded More aXreeable
to tho tMste and smaller tloso than other mag.
nesia. Fur eun In Government stamped bottles
At druggists and country stores, and by r. J.
Husband. Jr., Philadelphia.
, 1881-04-05

u n NIttANAt1 AI1oSs
Tho nntluai Iunrt!nK OF tho Stockholders Of
tho Chtcagn & Aton Kailruad Company was
hCI,1 yesterday ut Tho ulleo Vt tho EOtnnnny lif
li0rnrG I,iock. SIR .18hh II. Drake WAS elected
Chu1rMn,l, antl Mr. C. II. Foslcr Mcted IA sccre-
tnry. McAsFs l.arrnbcn and HcrafForrl were ar-
pointed taiEtrs by the chair. Tho first business
In order wAs tho election 0t three new Directors
III rlaco ot john F. Stutcr, 0corgu str0tlt. and
J0!,A 4. stcwnrt, whosU term Of ot31co hnf cx-
1lrcd Tho President stntei that Mr. .]nhn 4.
p,twntt ctltnet ret'lcutt,ii. niMl Nominated IN
Ait 1!acr str. Ja,nc. Z. NcMuiitli, tho popular
j"nIt T. slator ai io"rse % Atrunt ~ T wcrc nomi:
hAttci HI tt1oir own stcetxH0rs. When tho potls
were close1 md tta yotea counted Il WIS found
wesv for Mcsrrs, Slater, sirout, and McMu,l!n,
MI III whom wHrr dcclnrGd duly elected Direct.
or4 ~ t.r ,hs ncst x three ,h yoars 49,. t..,.
A.. q 1oan T. sater, S9rw!rn; Gonu.: tiet,rgu
S sn cIars2 Shs2s hsxs sSs rs,., asssas Gasaxs
N"rwlc!,. Con,.: .5ofn j. sfitchs. st. i.oufs: i.
T. ntsyk,;tonc cihLsaso ohn W, !! bTusc' ch'
The Western. tHrccttIrs constitute tho E1oo'i-
ttrr Committee. -..
Thc nnn.!al report having hccn placed into tho
'f'fsS Ess ' Il Z !s essao tall:
sn f tS ra'r SssS 81 sla,ss 's'oTns o T. *c
john Metlrcaor A,iams. r. i: Blackstone. Az
s'.h.ctuent ,neGtlnx of RI, lHrcesora ~ Joh.'
| fceretnry nnd Treasurer. ind 7. .. 1Aekstn!lc,
.phn GrGrar, nnd j. II. Drake Executive Com
Tho storkhoidera Of tho 81. Louis, Jackson
| vtllo & Chcnxn Na,1roud Company elected the
following Directors fur the ensuing ycar:
] WhIlchnlI: n. W,Grcn,.e, Pckim; Jnsnh sawyer,
Trcnutt: Johu Crcrar. ChicMRo: !: i. nlAck-
GhcaKo and osrxe rstGo stst chrsso Irssent
| ". j. lsrysnu, Secretary; 4. u. BLACKSTONE
, 1881-04-05
Elegant Designs and Colorlngs in
SILK and WOOL NOVELTIES,
AND
silk And WOOL PLAlDS.

The very latest novelties are out
NEW PARTISAN ROBE PAT
TERMS with Scarf and Fringe
combined.
We also call attention to our
rare bargains on our IL Ia, IS, 20.
and 25c Tables.
For intrinsic value the above
goods cannot be equa1ed In the city.
Intending purchasers are re-
questcd to examine Our NEW
SPRING GOODS before purchas-
ing, as we are confident we can
make 1t AN OBJECT.
, 1881-04-05

fHlkFsSI1.Ds
DUBLIN, April 4,~-A lnntl nn,ned CAhill
was arrested I'll the charge Of shooting
Duly, tho Victim Of the agrurlau murder III
WeSkulUNth.
, 1881-04-05

4 complete naanrtEnrnf nE all works
on Homeopathy ever published In En9lsh or
NersnnH ii ktpt tn stuck ut l,oer'eke & Tarel's
Homeopathic Pharmacy. at HI Clurk Btreut.
, 1881-04-05
CUBA.
0V UZH4
THE Exhibition.

HAVANA, April t.-Captatll.Ue General nlanco
opened the Exhibition ut Matanzas yester-
aAy. There are comparatively tew exhibits,
, 1881-04-05
SIP II / u q
|MP0R1ATIQNS.

Our Spring Importations in this
line Of Goods arc being daily re-
ceived and include THE NOVEL,
TIES Of the season.,
, 1881-04-05
FOREIGN.

.EUREANN.
Terribly Destructive Earth"
quake in The Island
Of Chic.
thousands Of People Killed and
Several vil1nges Entirely
Destroyed.
stories Of Horrible Atrocities
in the Fairest Valley
of Peru.
,yer Two Thousand Cinnamon Bar
barously Murdered by Negroes
and Natives.
>ladstone Presents the Budget
Statement in the House
Of Commons.
thirty Thousand Persons Ill
Want III tho Flooded Dis
tr1cts Of Spain.
Decisive Action to Be Taken in
the Turco-Grecian Ditfi.
Guilty.
turkey Sends Retnforcements to Her
Army on tho Grectan
Frontier.
Troops Also Dispatched by Franco to
Reinforce Her Army In
Algeria.
, 1881-04-05

Crepe Foule,
Muslin Foule,
Lainage de Mode,
Fancy Richie,
Beig gelaine a Bordure
Lainage Bordure,
Plaid Armure,
Jersey Mixtures,
oule Buntings,
I ricotine,
Melange Vigonieux,
Invisible PIaidS,
SOLID COLOR5l.
&C., &C., &c.
, 1881-04-05

r
1toCK HOllp. ILL.,, April 4.-Thc aettlcl condition
tn which everything connected with tho recent
railroad war seetncd lust Saturday tlas ul'nln
bupn changed to tuulMit md disorder. On Sat-
url,ny lnat Judgue llrown and Eustaco met In
Froeport uud discussed ut lcngth tnuttors col.
nrcted With tho situation. Judge EuatHce hutd
thar Dir. IIoleonlb had beell appointed ltcoolvcr
by hIa order, and that Judge Ar1wn bull no right
whatever to put another party In possession
without tirst uUt!t yluH tho chfago Iowa Com.
pany. 1t Ia stated that lruwn ind Eustaco wero
unable to ArrlvO ut any conclusion, und
NO called in Judge Ialloy. who thought
Judge Hruwu ought to revoke hls order ~ fur
~ It rcfera to G. g, Joncs sAktng absolute pos-
ssssloti. ThIs ho did. aud Judxe EustHoc thcn
tssue4 q writ Of assistance. About o'clock yus-
terday Afternoon Accelyer llUlconb arrived in
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BOSTON & MAINE RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after M onday, Dec.
EEssssssassssss3 5, 1851, Passenger Trains
[EE Esi BOSTON EsAHG at r s.as an. i.io
LIS Bio. and s.Oop m. Returning. leave Bos
arriving at Portland at 1890. 500, and 500
p. m. Portland for Scarborough Beach,
Pine Point, Old Orchard Beach, and X ela-
NoteJ For saco and Riddeford, at S.45 a. I'm m.
1.1O $50 and $50 p. m. For Wells, at 8.45 a.
M and 80 p m See nots Fer North as sr
Exeter, HaverhilI, Lawrence and Lowell,
st sa5 a. "a 1io and s $40 p s6 2; Fer New
Rochesier, and Farmingsen, N. H., at $40
o. M, Ito and $50 p. m. For Alton Bay,
at 8.45 a. m. and $3.50 p. m. Fer Manchester
a. m; via New Market Junction. at $50 p. m.
Morning Train will leave Kennebunk fer
ny-NOTE-The 1. 10 p. m. train from Port
land, will NOT stop at Scarborough Beach, Pine
Point Old Orchard Beach, Kennebunk or Wells,
except to take passengers for Boston.
ParIor Cars on trains leaving Boston, at $50
a. m. 1880 p. m. and Portland at S.45 a. m. and
Ito p. m.
Depot Ticket OMce.
Eg-The LILO p. m. train from Portland connects
and all rail lines for the west. The $50 D. m.
train connects with all Rail Lines for New
Work and the Sonth and West.
SUNDAY TRAINS Leave Portland for
Boston and Way Stations at LOO p. m. Boston
for Portland at 900 p. m.
Trains on Boston 8 Maine road connect with all
steamers running between Portland and Bangor,
Rockland Mt. Desert, Machias, Eastport, Calais st.
John and Halifax. Also connect with Grand Trunk
trains at Grand Trunk Station, and Maine Central
and Portland @ Ogdensburg trains at Transfer Sta
ton.
All trains stop at Exeter ten minutes for refresh
ments. First class Dining Rooms at Portland,
Transfer Station Exeter, Lawrence and Boston.
THROUGH TICKETS to all points West and
hal oA ~ r. frsxusp Niota oh
Agent Boston ~ Eiaine Depot, and at Union
Tickes Once, A. Exchange st.
JAS. L. FURBER, Gen. Supt.
s.H. STEVENS, Gen. Agent. Portland.
dec2 dH
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Given up by Doctors.

Here is Miss Lucy. How proud and fine she
looks in her new Sealskin Sacque 1t cost
Three Hundred Dollars. Lucys Father will
Fail next week.-Chicago Primer
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HOW to Keen Gallery.

The following directions by Peter Hender-
son, the New York gardener, will an
syer correspondents query as to how he
can keep celery through the winter:
ga simpler, easier and better mode. at
least for moderate supplies, is to keep the
plants, when taken up, entirely away from
earth, if intended for. winter blanching.
About the middle of November they are
taken up on dry day, and placed in water
tight troughs, or other vessels, in quite
dark cellar, the plants standing erect and
closely together. Enough water is poured
on the roots to cover them, and the supply
is continued through winter as it evaporates.
This constitutes the entire labor. The stalks
are gradually and handsomely blanched in
the darkness, and many new ones spring up
during the winter months, especially if
the apartment is not very cold, and these
new shoots are remarkable for their delicacy
and perfect freedom from any particle of
rust, appearing like polished ivory. A small |
separate apartment in the cellar, without
windows, answers well for this purpose.
Boxes, tubs, or any vessels which hold a
few inches of water may be employed. The
plants, as grown in the open ground, need
not be earthed up at all. or they may
be slightly earthed to bring them into more
compact form if desired" Exchange.
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"One cannot draw the bars against the friends
And guests that crowd for entrance at his gate;
He opes inviting, nor the simple state
OF his abode against their train defends.
But there are chambers where the lover tends
His sacred fires: where no feet penetrate,
Save of immortals; where, early and late,
The breath of prayer and sacrifice ascend5.
In such spot as this, as in the shrine
OF some white temple, in dusk made sweet
With incense, far from outer noise and heat,
And hollow haste of them that part and meet,
Surrounded by dim presences divine
My soul communes eternally with thine"
The greatest and most famous of poets need
not be ashamed to have written that sonnet.
1t would be hard to find anything better among
all the compositions of our day.
And the same may be said of half a dozen
other pieces in this tasteful volume, which
now, as trembling waif, unheralded and un-
known, launches itself on the public sea. But
we must content ourselves with quoting a
single farther example. 1t shall be the one
entitled Gloves Abode"
''Up the white steps that lead to Loves abode
/ fastened tarrying by the golden gate.
Ruler of gods and men, CRIED i wait
To pay my homage here where most It's owed?
Then the bright gate swung open, and bestowed
An entrance; and Loves servants in sweet state
Came out to meet and welcome me. Elate
And proud, followed where the way they showed
They led me to the temple door, whence CLEAN
Soft lights and sweet scents float upon the air;
Here wait our Masters voice. they said, and
Them
They left me. When shall be called, oh when,
Into the inner sanctuary, where.
Amid his chosen ones, Love reigns supreme?"
This is the pure white fire, which, though it
consumes, never flares nor crackles nor
smokes.
The strongest proof of the commences and
sincerity of these poems is that they seem to
be written, not at all as a literary pastime, or
because the author was ambitious of appea ring
before the public. On the contrary, it appears
everywhere as if the writer had living expert
ences SO deep and strong that musical and YER
bal expression was their spontaneous and need
full relief
Owen Innsly must be heard from again.
We would only offer the advice and hope that
when heard again the chief themes treated
will be less personal and lyric, more reflective
and detached. Such gifts should be turned
from the mere experiences of the individual
singer and devoted to subjects Of a permanent
and universal significance. w. R. A.
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Cur no PORK.

A French chemist has lately asserted tina
scurvy will never arise from the use of salt
provisions, unless, saltpetre be used in the
curing; that salt alone answers all the pur-
poses, provided the animal heat be entirely
parted with before sailing. He claims that
the insertion of pork in pickle alone is not
sufficient, but that it should be rubbed thor
oughly with dry salt after it has entirely
parted with its animal heat, and that then
the fluid running from the meat should be
poured off before packing the pork in the
barrel. This should be done sufficiently
close to admit no unnecessary quantity of
air, and some dry salt should occupy the
spaces between the pieces, and then
pickle, and not water, should be added.
Great care must be taken to fill the barre
entirely full, so that no portion of the meat
can at any time project above the surface of
the fluid; if this occurs, change of flavor
ensues such as is known with rusty pork
The pickle, of course, must be saturated
solution of salt and water, that is so strong
that it is incapable of dissolving more salt
1t must be remembered that cold water is
capable of dissolving more salt than hat
water.-Working Farmer.
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At Odd Fellows' Hall, Harrington Block, Congress
Street.
m. III. Aacocr nrc,,r Third rnasdnr In, tho
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TEnLE-Forest City, No. ], every Wednesday
evening.
PORTLAND FRArERNrY-NO. 41s Free st. Block
every evening.
FOREST CITY CoMs1ANDERY No. 16 convenes at
P. o. S. of A. Hall, Plum ST., first Thursday Of
each month.
BoswoRrH Posr G. A. r. Meeting every Friday
evening in Mechanics Hall, corner of Congress and
Casco streets.
PORTLAND SOCIETY OF NATURAL HIsroRY-At
their library room, City Hall, on the first and third
Monday evenings of each month.
PORTLAND TEMPERANCE UNIoN-Congress Hall.
Business meeting Thursday evenings; pubic meet
ng Sunday evenings, at z O'Clock.
PORTLAND TYPoGRAPmoAL UNION, No. 75-
Second Saturday of each month.
MAINE CHARITABLE MECHANIC ASSOCIATION
Corner of Congress and Casco streets. First Thurs
day in each month.
LOYAL ORANGE Observation-Disclosures Lodge
No. $50. Meets Second Monday in the month, at
Temperance Hail, Congress st.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEsIPLARs-Ar-
cana, Monday, Congress Hail. 4201a Congress St.;
Mission, Wednesday, Preble Chapel; Forest City,
Wednesday, Sons of Temperance Hall; Mystie,i
Thursday, Sons of Temperance Hall.
PAYsoN LITERARY SOCIETY - Meetings every
Monday evening, at Mercantile Library Room, Far
rington Block, Congress street.
PORTLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY AND READING
RooM-City Building. Open and free to all, from 10
a. m. to p. m.
JUVENILE TEAPLARs-Perham Temple, No. "a,
at Congress Hall, every Wednesday evening at
O'CLOCK temperance concerts nrst Suhu2ty III ever
month.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssoCArIoN-oppo-
site Preble House, Congress street. Open day and
evening. Union GosPe Meetings Wednesday and
Saturday evenings at ia O'Clock.
PORTLAND TEMPERANCE REFORM CLUB--Head-
quarters corner of Congress and Temple streets.
| Open day and evening. Business meeting Tuesday
evenings at z ~ o'clock.
KNIGHTS OF PYrHIAs-Brannhau Lodge, NO 3,
Thursday evenings; Mwljoy Lodge, No. 6, Monday
evenings; Pine Tree, No. II, Friday evenings at
their Hall, Clapp's Block, Market Square. Section
1S1 Endowment Rank, fourth Thursday in each
month.
PATRIOTIC ORDER Sons OF AsIERIcA-Camps No
/ and 3 convene at P. o. S. of A. Hall, Plum
street. Ne. on Tuesday evening" No on Mon
day evening of each week; No. at School ouse
Turner's Island, Cape Elizabeth. Friday Evening
PORTLAND ARMY AND NAVY UNIoN-Corner
Congress and Brown streets. First Tuesday in each
month
PREBLE COUNCIL, No. 124, A. L. of H., meets at
T. of H. Hall, 100 Exchange St.. every second and
fourth Monday at 7.30 p. m.