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, 1881-05-03
THE COUNTY BOARD.


"srz1r cN11N,,rv p1Apr
AaE NOON 0oAND'
Arct,tcct Eran Wants tn In rnvcstt.
,, s.,
ted-aalrccllh,inoH* 1tta"inc""'
Tho Board Of County Commissioners mot IN
annor rnr,notn,, n thn i,ofr anti nm i'm tloar,,
.,sn..', 80 ~" '''''' "">' "'' t"' '0"'"
prcseHt.
ThoC'crk roati communication from Mr.. J. j.
Ernu, architect UF tho new Court House. In rat.
crc,,rc to c"rtntn t,tnrocs ,nnttc against him hv
= ,s.,t.,,. .,a,'ra ~ t,.,s,,, ;ta, a.. s,h"ua..
T., ,,t,, ,,i, ,tn,,,a,,nI .hnt Ito ..r,,sn,s .n,I
tmnnt XIII ~ , - Tn1t. h"s',rH :, trih'iTai nf sin
toros,ei gitzu,,s iic asjsctl tho coUnornt!u0 OF
tic i,oari III s,litatainr Tor lsi,n !. hrariu9.
yttltng inr tho ,nno!1tiucnt i,y tic Ghoir nf a
commit tno .,f iirn H. fnvnsfirntn ftn chn nrtrns
i,nmntssnnnr Scn;,n nif,,r,1,i n rnsnlnfinr1 nro-
yIlimv f1,r sritnjHi tMnn ttn, ri f,ir. With Tin
t.huirr,un NH I'iM,ntv Hftnrnnv. 10 nst."rtmin
frt,i tht, papor in iiost,o1t tho nutGortfos fnr
tho stMte,icitts t1,,tIo. Thu EouuittCo wcrc nlsp
4" 1,n "ntnv,.rrI fn inxfIt;,tn irvI trnocctIinvs
whrnsYcF inv ,t,,nht ~ fos lint s"h proSoeI1nks
wcr,. nr,..ssnrsv '1"' '''' A3'.- ""~''
f.n,rn,isa;t'nIr K,nnf ,,,ore,t TIM odonffon IF
, 1881-05-03
FEtEIutCE. q
SOUTH LA SALE STREET.


Tho Co,qultttce WIFI Recommend It's
Vacation Cor this board Of Trude.
Tho Council Committee oil Streets and Allnys
Sntth Division, met in tho City Clerks Office
ycstortiuy oftornoon, AID CIark III tho chMlr,
,lt,.l present Gra,,nts, Watkins, Sancrs, wtckcr.
sha,n, nnd tlurkr; u1so alr. Withrow, i. D.
Parker, Nit. SprilHrcc, W. s. nrown, Ford rcok,
untl a. q. lIestng.
4 communication WIS received from Sir.
Cruwfhrt. OF tho Inv Department.. shifting thHt
hc hld sxantned NIL papers with referencn to
tito upenuE Of La SAlle street. una tltIt they
wcre In proper legal form, ant that tho ctty's
inturcs.s wcre proteoted so fur us thpy wero
coilcorneti. .
Thu EhAtrn10n rch1 tho documents. Tho first
WAS decd nj tho Tracy he!ra tlu.'acattnE IL tho
city strip six feet wl..o OIL Shnrl,,u street nlld
otu :7:sl- l'D feu. w!ao on phellc nvonue, l,r-
twcen FL I@:so wanan %1 ~ y thor ss o y, m s @
street tn tho slime htnux. = '
hIr: Withrow at.toi! that alt tho parties Iuter-
XIl. Wiskorsbam snaSSstca that IN a'li,'avlt
to that eifuet lIG procure
IL ISp oSt Ktt 4rSt " sI; f1 r. tbo VIZ n os sS "a
nKrceinY tu protect tho ctty tro al tnt,litKus Ut
urcty name: il.tt.arc, aud dissertation which It
might hpconn l!Aolo fnr III accoht OF tho sar1t-
AZ: iIcs!ns asked II tho SUN should no. be
atr. cmwftinl' colslloroi s.5,0D3 But1ioEont to
ct,yer ml damages likely to ocuits.
Mr.. I!,.aing AitId thAt that wasn't enough 10
r III tnWi I'll saIi' si tt t ',,,y or s'o M ropurty.
owncrs bud signed rr!ases.
Ino EhHlslnMn ad re!onsns f., tr, tae Eroae
nlld pieli!u ava'I,io, ,lld lilo luck la!and nnd
luowe! with tho cnn!ra,ct bcisscun tho ltllarnna
Companies and tho Trhoy hnlrs. ,provillinY fur
sra II ae e o s f. q t. 9s sK
tho building IL not under way within
, 1881-05-03

SASS<''Ae us.RatlVe
Medicines.
TNOdsIC.F7tU1T LAXATIVE f..
II ts aFa ;Fta s 1
fos l. ,ssc ~ s1ssasis 1Es" siss: s tG ss,y ina
Ms!s'!'y es: Esyts, Sssfs's's. !. seonss e.;
PRICE Is and GO CTS. SOLD EH ALL Ds,tccNre
WHAT DRUGGISTS SAY
Tropic-Fruit Laxative,
We try to keep the article. hut tho rcop,e uo,,
let u.s.; rs fart Ms VIC yet supply they hy rs an,
HUNT & DUNLAP, 1.oo lhoAlway. Nsw Yo,t'
ID
never falls to please tllc natiH,!t We rctnmneud
1t Highly. ALExAHnEn y tAShEEsMIt.yS,
Coz. 7ytl, st. a1ltl ID Aycl.iv. Svw Yv,k,
1tsel's better than any fttclo We keen.
JupsoS CuEsf:s0iisM, lilchinond, ii,
Onr physicians prcacrl,c L. tusc It in m5own
family WV. II. l'E1'oNAs, p.'gsEt
washington, b. Z.
It takes wcll nnd gives fsthsfartso,n.
Henry MEoitl q Sous. rhatmscl.u
OwctNb0Fo r.:
Am selling TRor1c.T Fruit LAsa7,vE sspfdly.
j.T. lia'0iSs. owensboro. ry
splena sasisisctSn e. Py R9,a snd '
Hcaderson,.E.
We sell moro nt It Than any otl,cr one thing In
the store. DowSEy & BRuoKs. Druggists,
raHs.KL
KINGS PHARMACY, Jersey ci,y-y.L
havo a largo demand for TRorlc.rari1 LAxA.
TIVE, ". ]. DAEIzELt, Berry If
Elegant and attractive. Il hive ,,seil II m5.',
at,1 brought II u Tho iit,ttee 0f br rcyt!t5E:Is
PRENTICE T. ErASsoS, ja,vsyIlte WI&
commenced The drug business IN ihi*clty htly
Sa1s aso II EySs NJ p'css',.s to ssy !h.t afn;
'A'' jo,s EEHi !. Wii.os s hrussis Lexington. II.
Have used It In my. family with grrat .al's!ss
tlol, It's a good nedicine. and TO mia.ke: -,
ii. Ii. DAVIS. druggist, Bellows FALL. "
N'o have usct} yot,r Tgnr1r.Fnr,r LAxA11yx
ourselves, mil Recommended it to tho physicians
Of o1lr township, wl,n als,, recommend Il. 1t an'
s"' nnTeR n 1psS& & 'ss'sipS Gos plsssss *ss!'x vs4ua
Il scllA we'll and gives good satisfaction. !.
coLLlsoH BROS, Druggists, Columbia. hH
The incest Laxative In the world ~ the Cath
olle'clorgyMcn ~ Indtauu ntu llsiGE Il
=. GAIL MARIA DvnpkSitAEsMEs,, % %.M: ia
~ T E Ii. III iisalkS, X ai DsSssist. i t:lcvchnl.o. o.
TnorlC.FHutr LAXATIVE gives uniynrtal aalstac
ttnl, aud physicians recommend Tx lIse.
II. \. tiltEEN, DrlsgyIst, Mt. Vernon, 0.
ncycr found mora pleasant and ns>!mihllTs
Laxative before. IkttIs HE17MEEs.
100 Columbia III, New fofk
Physicians hero have io,n, /. 10 he 70 mos, re!s
bio. . . mlNl they wish to prescribe 1t lAfgel3
this coming Ecasu,,.
a, EGK KEnMANs, Druggist. Gs,.1..l Rapids. Mich
7 consider the LAXATIVE the finest aud most
agreeable preparation ever Ascd asltl hhhll nc
oMmcnd II 10 my rurtOlncsx. ~.
F.W. rlg.IcE, Druggist, Chester W
, 1881-05-03

Ar. +. Witt, Ol0 Superior streat, Cleveland,
Ohio, says: II. Juc0ba OIL iA all excellent
l,atisll l!i tho luR, but attt.r few appllca-
tions VI 1t, jacobs Qll all patR vnnIshtal.
, 1881-05-03
RELIGIOUS.
Dr.. Lorin1er Again Speaks on His
New Church Relation.
The Presbyterian Pastors Discuss tho
Temperance Question.
Dr.. ration's nlMpprorat Of Tho Current prohlbi.
lion fanatItism.


Tho rcgtlar wock.v nrettnr Of tho baptist
ministers WAS hcts IN tho toni Exchange of tho
tiruini rncitlo lfoiol yesterday morning. Dr.
1.0rlmer proaehcd, and oponctl tho exercises
With Hnripture lesson.
Tho reports of tho churches ns to tho nun,bor
Of now met,bots were rs follows:
, 1881-05-03

surgltto1t CouNr CONVERSIONS = E!brsdse
lsanouy ~. John Ford, fl.s49l,
CiauulT CouRT-JUlki. MonAK-Aary Luehtn
W. LAWS u,,d Laur4 nartelas yosdlut, &0o5, and
md Louls HotpsteilI; vettllet, 3:s.b, ,0.-Chartes
K. Adams 70. Luut t.0chn'hiat, $7,69l.4a
, 1881-05-03

Elizabeth Kelly, Atl,ntnEBtratrlx Of tho cstnto
OF William kelly, lscuasod. Gs,tn.ncttoo III Hu-
tpn lit trcsplss n9ainst tho untos, lru,l s. Stool
CunljAlty, UlltlninR II ,0U talnHXes.
TnUnlls nnd l.UlIisp Mltfs 6eAhE INSULT for $lO,-
Q0 damages agN!Elst Horny rurKes.
, 1881-05-03

i. Fos1 MEADE. .. r., Jan. % ls''
Lkar Sr;-l have ha.l perpetual gtd5, nJ~ht cI"ht
acl,v, Alltl hArc hue.s cn1lsthted i0s nc XII nrnp
yeaEs, ltayo ltkcd t'ileret rG1'leums ~ ~ n. yuut
Of t,cm llavg tE'setl n.y. o!t";o!a )" 1'rn ~ thal
most valuable TKOrtC.FRttr LAniAAi ssnt1tt b{
caIeAynE r. Giys 70 It my soMna44dra soM,!a4 rnf
~ Company X, 18th 1n''"''
Mexico, Mo.. March ~, ~" ",,
Ilnar klr-TaoPicFautr LAxArlyE en. IN nerl,Is.
nont go0d for torpid liver and haD Su, W. liz.
A0u.
- .ouys4, Mich, March u. is'. ",a
lam taking your TkoelcfRvif itHn ,Ist desiD 70
ln.l such nxtcllent results !tom ! !
inteodaeslt It among ous ladaeaai ai.s A, ii. ornL
+ \ - .a
Ihayo ,sed your Taorc. FAv,gE vgaia ba1a IT, Il, shIsh
beg 10 say that 1t un!s ~ ", .,in 10 tay o many
y ao9stltnx l.yy n9s 9oasety.sl S tson rl.ysie''%
Very s'uesF''x:,l 81 oraSsm S ii, Il blooil'u' n -
o,,,os o, !. o, nuEys :! \ s;1,askss CO:
Rtx!KsEiIEEs Anp r. o. 'fAjssci, i. l6sit
Dow Nr-,1faying trtet, tw9 t ,tsv ss,it a,gsssaS
TnoroFRu l.AXA1!vs. III ~ trss1 l4to1e. ''4I
Glghly pleased wlth thsn'' 10. HpEr' !
, 1881-05-03
.VERJUICE.
The Present Agitation Against the
Jewish Race.
How It Arose. and by Whom It
Is Fostcrcd.
"Wash" Nathan's Wild Career and
Rather Curious Marriage.
The Imitation Englisl, Swells and Their
Pct Iilioctes.
Clara Norris and Her Epileptfo' Acting
Other Theatrical Gossip.

Other Theatrical Gossip.
Spteta, Correspondence NJ The Chicago Tribune.
New Youx, April .7.--lf tho present epidemic
Of tutcophohiR docs n0t nhatp a tittio, tho hap.
less lows of Now York will bu denied access tn
overy popl1nr waecsing-rnco except 1.ot,r
Branch. Thnre, unto this lny, tho children Ut
tho Covenant 10 their own swcat will and hnsp
thslr own way. The hoteIs at the iIrnttch. over
stuco .1in, Flax chcnronel tho place. and. on
protenRo Of populRrlsing, vulgnrlzch 1t. havu
fairly 1stcncsl With thn bright diamonds and
brighter eyes Of the Jewish n,Mlis and mntrnns.
but when tho holiday .tnnklnr lsrnclltes took 10
visiting Manhattan ucneh cn ,nnssc. for son,e
reason or another not worry clearly set fnrth.
Corbtn, tho Jay Gould Of excursion. .rutiroah sys-
tens, lntcrpusod rpfltktI To accommodate
fhom. This follnwctl 40 coxo upon tho
Saratoga anub to tho scligmans tliHt tho
better ciass of Hebrews got publicly ffi-
dIgnant, and equally ,tc!cd ana tlcspisod
thH> 1toshpr uf Manhattan 1}etctl. The next
resort which closcti ita doors In tho facc OF .cW-
ish patronage was smatl tutel IN Sutton tsland
which was m,ich affected by quiet american
families for many scahons. Its proprietor fol-
lowed Corbln's example without wncit,g Under
tho storm Of vltupcrntlon that fell uputt h!n
Htrnightwuy. Tho cnnpntHn nKAinst thu Jews
hns bee,f renewed with Increased vfHpr this
spring by tho landlord Of tho IsAth flotet, In.
vort playground Of tho lsractttes. In fact tho
Oath Hotel haa Of Into yenrs boon given uvcr nj
most entirely TO tho Somltle raco. When tho
nutl-IIobraic pronunc1nMlcnto Ut its proprietor
WIS given out, tho CONSERVATION in .lowtsh cir
clcs wns nlmust NJ ,rc rs II tho oors Ut tho Syn
aRoR had hccn shut In tho ftcc Of tho ttplIrow
congregation.
Tho fact Ut tho matter Is, TINT tntlur tho aIr-
face Of business, "a we'll M Of aoe1ety. therc cx-
lists IN New York hntre.l' Of .Iuws. utmost
hs intcusD AH tho prevalent ,JEitdArt<E
, 1881-05-03

CONGnEUA UATTONAL.
Thnro wero eevcn ncecssfona 10 Plymouth
Congregational Church Sun1ny,-thrco by pro-
. fHssion aid four iy letter.
, 1881-05-03

lh,r half u CENTURY tho Shakers Barsnpar,lta
hA1 boeIl tho standard llotkl purigr, llrcr unt
kidney. reuludy uf phtsiCI3n4 Ana druggists
throughout New Engluul.
, 1881-05-03
PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY.

And tic administration nl,!l effect f!l!!J nasou
3@''' ls,t:lu IAy.0.
i,avo given your TEnrtc.FErrr LAXATIVE
fair trlal mid am greatly plcakcti with Il ,ud
". II. READER, II. H., Now Amssc1dA''' '"''
fol,r LAxAr1yE is Just The th!ng-Lt' easy
take, and tl,G efteGt Ktloti. .,....,, Ind.
b, u. sMEpANts. N. D., Escsfos'' 'nn
ttrich yol,r TRoFtU- FRu1T LAXATIVE on" 'N
prescribing 1t ID my lady pattrnts: ,,.,,. n.
NJ, K lIgRNIHN, u. D., O0sho's''-
, 1881-05-03

Tho Methodist ministers thot In tho Hook Con-
ctrn l3ult.iing IL usual yrstcrny morning, Elur
Willing In tho ehnlr, Atnl nbout forty present.
Tho HOY. Dir. 1.tncbnrxor ruAd n paper On
"rraach!nR to Children" In which he refcrrosi
10 tho grandeur " tho B.,iluy y-ychool work, HDt-
tinE It In the fore fr0nt OF gclocs for thcyavtuu
VI tho wtrlt1. Nj minister contd n!yonl to
lW illlItIorent 10 tho conversion, ut chtltlror.
TheE0 werp live rvasons tor proact1tng 10 tholn:
BECAUSE 1t was commanded BY Christ; they
worn tho subject nf spuenl promise; they wore
ussunt!aIty lN.rt OF tho Church: preaching to
th1t! Nttlnlisod lar9cr susults thAn Erptrhinx to
Mlults; Col Ind l,lcsscts apGolnl uEturts III this
direction. tlo adsoeatlMl tue hnlllflix 0s chill.
Ing OF Hcr!1in1l ntnptcu ~ thou.
Or. Miller spoka Of thu wnt.t Ut seriousness on
Ito pMrt 0t nllNlsturj, A tho sAil.rc ut pArc!lta
to tcatza tho rcsH0sthlllty resflrx utnnn thon,.
Win attended church know lhAt ther1 was sUnlo-
thln4 Ut tho Lords tIlhlu fur thon1.
llr. tIntt!old TtfcFrud to tho faot that tho
Ss; y oa o s!a ,tat at sS"s e. tbs ss
jHflucht!Ml III church tuck tllotr plneea W0i w.
cant. Ills ctAlvtetl0n wiz HUT ministers should
trcnYh not 10 much tn uhtdretl Aa tn plseilts,
Children culd llot bo too!c.!. Tho pfeactlors
towatti UtNl md lawArd tho uAttt'sgn.
bir. HMrt!tnB sAh UH1 OF tho NroAt evils Of so~
Giety WAS relvHMttiR FcltK!ous Instruction 10 tho
bus't!ny-school. Vhcre should 10 5noru hotne~
It turned out on inquiry ttnt n.tre than hslf
Tho Uhttaren who AttuftueA thu SothsAlAt 6Mu-
tlAys4th0Ols Ut tho city WeTe attrullSurs." TINT
~ their fNthgrs An1 Elothots did tiot attend tho
Eiilrr Willing aakesi what wns tn bs .lanu with
tHys td xrjt whu hltttnt Kotal hols.o Influences,
rhls 4uesuot will bo discussed ut lao next
meeting.
, 1881-05-03

GERMAN SAVINGS hank.
q. II. Horton, ilocovur Of th8 German Savings
flank, yesterday filed IL rcp>rt of bis business
for March und April. which IL as follows:
isgCEitTs.
Cnsh nt Inst report. 63f fe
Receipts fruln rents, ,Ctu................. f,B.H
, 1881-05-03

MIC1tI0AS AVENUE bA1'IIST.
4 'rH1uuNg reporter yoaterIay visited str. II,
T.. Jatobs aud olhpr xentlsu.en who tave taken
an nterust IN tho rosllsultation Vt tho Michigan
Avonuo l!apt!st Church, md foun1 then, all
animated With tho confidence that the u.Uye-
,nens ,hoy layo ontoEod upon cannot HOW full Ut
stlrccxs.
"Ths church Gun hantly faIl OF suecass," ono
Ut thHn yetnarkad. Wiz will bo all antlrely
new church, and will draw for it, membership
upon three distinct sources Ut supply. First Of
all IL congregation will h0 1o.nposol ut such
inDnbatA Ut lho furtner MluhiX4n Aycnuu Imp
ilst Church ~ eara to lnll; taeA there vii! 10
MAny M0wps,nIcrs frUsn the FAuks Ut the First
Church, and lastly NOW MuAbvEa not hoturc bu.
longing t0 olthar Of tAGso organizations. Tho
Erupurty nav owned by the MtchfKAM Avenue
Church Will bc turned nSer To tho new otKanax.t-
ttuN."
"lsuw much u this property worthY"
'Th0 lan4 ID worth &l1.OoQ; tba 4rehltogt'a cs-
tlmatu Ut tho value uf tho tuliMttatuns and wnlis
ut tho old building IL w, 0,u1 tu *{s,0 ,0O, uM,n
whiuh ID the iudcbte1ness Of tho balance uf tho
n,0rtgaRe which will DO about III, ,00U. That
luavos nn equity in tho property uf uhout
fNiuO Ii addition 10 th[i 1t IL pruposul 10
rulsu fr0l,i s5u.1D 10 $d0.0N. ut which lhrec-
quarters Is already subscribed. WHY which u
Fuhuiid nnd ruEnrnFsh tho hause. II IL pgupos"t
~ beglu tho work wNhlu q very short llllv Al4l
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-12
Preservation of Flowers.

One of the processes consists says La
BeIgique Horticole, in enclosing the flower
or flowers in glass jar provided with all
aIr.right, hollow ground glass stopper, the
cavity of which is filed with quickIime
wrapped in leather. The object of the lime
is TO absorb the small quantity of humidity
already existing in the jar or which might
enter on the removal of the stopper. The
dry air, deprived of its carbonic acid occu-
pying the jar, seems 10 brighten the color of
the flowers and preserve them in their natu
raj colors.
Mr. C0rnels's other method consists in
burying the flowers carefully in sand and
then drying them. The most convenient
receptacle that he finds fol this purpose is a
piece of paper apped in the form of a
cone, the point being turned over SO as to
form truncated cone. The desiccation
may be effected at temperature of go to
1902, but the method which gives the best
results is desiccation in a vacuum in the
presence of commercial sulphuric acid or
or any other substance which absorbs water
with avidity, such, FOR instance, as chloride
of calcium or caustIc potash. The flower
once dried, which will be in eight or ten
days, it must be removed from the sand with
grear care, for il is very fragile. The dust
remaining on the petals is removed by allow
ing coarse sand Ia fall upon them from a
small height. After this species of wa hing,
tie specimen has received all the treatment
necessary, and in this state may be preserved
indefinitely if it be enclosed in an hermet-
ically sealed jar along with little quicklime.
The preservation of color III dried flowers,
however, will not in all cases b. attended
with success, The action of light upon them
being very variable. Certain kinds stand tho
light perfectly, even the direct light of the
sun; Others are even Influenced by diffused
light, and there are some again that are dis
colored even in partial darkness. Three
plants, Abutiion. setOwi, FrititLdria i,nper-
idiis and Wanda STARTS, exhibit an unlocked
for phenomenon. When dried these flow
ers become OF reddish brown, but when
they are exposed to the sun they assume a
tint which is quite like their original one,
except Frititldria 1.-THE crown imperal) which
becomes violet.-Boston CIltivator.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-12
Demand for Good Horses.

There has seldom been more urgent de-
mand for good. serviceable business horse
than Exists st the present time, and the
visible supply has seldom been smaller
There Is every wh5 e an earnest inquiry for
this class of horses, and, as compared with
one year ago, prices are fully twenty-five
per cent in advance A good, neat young
Drood mare OF heavy weight, which, the own
er is willing 10 sell, is gre at rarity and can
only be obtained at high price. With this
state of affairs existing, no argument is nee
essary to prove that a field of enterprise is
open TO our agricullurisis, highly renuinera-
tive In character, and which should be
promptly accepted, and judicious selection
of both sire and dam be made.
1t is a fact, that, While Young horses OF
from twelve to fourteen hundred pounds
weight, of good, muscular development,
and with strong limbs, will always find
ready purchasers at price that the breeder
can afford TO take, Yet through the better
selection of the sire, by which smooth r
progeny may be obtained, with some pre-
tension to style, and better action Of limb,
an increase of twenty-five pr cent in value
may be reasonably expected. Should this
statement be doubted, we would advise the
credulous ones to start out on sill hunt tor
a good ''tony'' of fine action and good size,
or for brood mare, from which he might
saieiy uuiSo III Tue h"pe VI IdioihS SuSh,
and he will OF be very long, if endowed
with moderate amount of sagacity i'll horse
M nship, in reaching such a conclusion.
Ii will soon be found that clumsy, slow
horse, of no pretension to style or move
ment, can be found for sale in very moder-
ate numbers, and at prices that will make
the purchaser squirm; while the a imal
with stately mien and good action can be
obtained at rare intervals. The period Of
agricultural and business depression has
passed away, and an era of business pros
penty has dawned upon the country; and
in consequence, lively demand exists for
the numerous articles, which, III time of
dull business activity, are correspondingly
dull. Prominent among such articles of
property is the staunch business horse, of
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-12
BOSTON s HAINE RAILROAD.
FALL ADVANCEMENT.

On and after M snday, ct
EssszssssssS ID. 1881. Passenger Trains
AEr rc se SSSG At SIS SIS, SIS am.
10 and ssosovns at ssss9a = ..s.
arriving al Portland At IL 36 500 500 and IL 90
0. M Portland for Scarborough 6eaeh
and Pine Point. at 6.15. S.45. l0.25. .. M,
a nsS Reach. SAGE, and Siddefsrs; It
s.l5. s.4b, 1926 q. m. 1850. 10: $50 and
s9o mHs m ssr
HaverhiIl, Lawrence asd LsweIl, 4 6.l6,
New Market sn SIS m . and % p ana NJ
For Kschcascr, FnrminEtsn, N. H., and
Alton Bay, at 8.16, s.46 .. M. and Ito p.
at s.45 g. m. and /. p. m. Fer Ananchesscr
and Concord, y. n, via Lswrs1es, At s4s
for ForilanS At 1.96.
Parlor Cars on trains leaving Portland at As q.
Ing Boston at So $50 :. M, isso and ZOO ?. N.
Parisr Oar seat. securcd In advance n
ry-The 10 .. N. train from Portland cennests
9TH sepud Line Steamers fer New York
and all rail liner for the West. The 500 p. N.
rail-; rain connects S With Rail w lines ter New
NOTE.-The lilo p. m. train from Portland win
stop at Scarborough Beach or Pine Point. The
cent 70 take cassensers for Boston; and he $50
passengers taken west Of Biideford.
SUNDAY TRAINS Leave Portland for
Re-tep and Way Stations At 90 p. N. Besten
for Portland at 900 p. N.
Trains on Boston d Maine road connect With al
steamers running between Portlsnd and Bangor
Rockland, Mt. Desert Machias Eastport Calais, g.
John and Halifax. Also connect with Grand Trunk
trains at Grand Trunk Station, and Maine Central
and Portland b Ogdensburg trains At Transfsr sta-
ten.
All trains stop at Exeter ten minutes for refresh
Transfer Station. Exeter, Eawrsnce and Boston.
THROUGH TICKETS to all points West and
sor.n NAV be had Of m. l.. Williams, Ticket
Agent Boston b Maine Depot, and ut Union
Ticket once, 40 Exchange ST.
JAS. 7. FURBER, Gen. Supt.
II. STEVENS. Gen. AGENT Portland.
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The Portland daily press., 1881-10-12
IDetroit Free Press I

Brother Gardener on Old Proverbs.
"I wouldn' gin a cent fur de man who quotes
old proverbs an adopts second-han' notices.
began the old man as the crunching of harvest
apples suddenly ceased. dis am an aige fur
cherry man to hold his own plow, an who am
content to let some one else hold it must be
satisfied with cobs in place of con. Ell was
so poo an low-down dat had to pick rags l
would have nv own maxims an notices. Ii
stead of sayin' 'Doan' put off till to-morrer
what kin be dun te-day,' 1 would have it:
Now, ole man, you git right up n dust an
sling mo- rags dis week dan any odder chap kin
in month"; De odder day met Comeback
Jones' You know he am bout 60 Vars old
an bout as hard up as woodchuck in bars
grip. / axed de old man how he was keepin'
up wild de purcheshun. an he replied:
Wall, ize mighty hard up bnt dey say it am
long lane dat has no turn. just INK OF an
ole man wild one No IL in de grave waitin' for
a turn iD de lane to bring him heaps 10 eat an
lots TO war? All frew life he has carried dat
second-han' sayin' wild him, an am yet be-
lever in it. Why didn't he have one of his
own? II he had said, 40 years ago. 'Doan' fol-
Ter any lane, but cut cross-icis,' de wolf
wouldn't be srter him to-day. A man who hes
de will to make motto hes de pluck to make
it success Buckle down 10 bzness' am a
better motto dan any book kin give ye. Let
me, in closin', qnote some OF de mottoes an
m xims belonein' TO members of dis CLUB +
"Sir Isaac Walpole-'Doan drap 90 cents in
reaching for dollar
Waydown Bobee-' When ye can't dig frew
wall climb over it,
"Giveadam Jones--'Git dar' if 1t takes a
leg
aPickles Smith-sYe can't swim ri ,ber by
sittin on a bank
s'samuel Shin 'Sot yer alarm clock fur in
| de mornin'.'
Trustee Pullback-'If de road am up hill
| stiffen yer back bone a little mo-
Ryan Johnson-.De man who vars his hat
| on his ear shows de empty side of bis head
"Brutus Jackson Hoe CON wild yer hans
| and arms stead of your monf.'
| Elder Toots-'Take job at first sight, but
doan' trade bosses till We fink it ober.''
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-12

HIEcA tAOoSC AOs AsCahN
TNOUSE No rs Green street. fourth from Con-
IL press street; cont aims gas Sebago water furn-
ace a la, ge Garden with irrit trees. Rent, 5000.
One half may be paid in table board Ut the owner.
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