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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20

lINt 4lt u |th I-ir
rra ,i w. Al ..., , ". $3.50 F' 15
IT, ,l - -''..t o.. 80, v..l. -ft En-. ~.
~. ,ail-..i.' 3d. ,I' OOH ,.,,-a I'D
do ri'on. -. "',i'u n.'a. -if and Arin. .,,D
airo SO. rcon,, i.aD- rs hi4., 3. 49, n~y
sE.Ti,io Agrl 49,? 'le'' e9'ae,'4 Wat qo'' ~,
@,a,4 . ard 5gs ,-1 -..-.,t @ S. N,d :, ~
e. ps,s srHet a., - zoo e-.a ~ ~. ~ -
~ Many, , ls,"ttf1,, X Aea i.t.'fo.H
ba.n. corn. yo1od bush o4r. s,oo6 sa.a tyc
SDoo bush Railroad -lrnert' l.our 4'on bl- Wheat.
4G!0' 1' t; tnr , .s, , ,
a,t. an s sna -6er c.d rass ST. ls,i Wiopcr = io
8 q. b.. Iaae. q o. Ia5, So DID, - ~
l.cl'ci@ y - CON nn'rttrd. PIG E,n'raliy Mfa,
June 4t.a4Nc. Juiy krl~-ted q &C. pst' active. nrn
STEADY 81 20 barley -trorr a,i ID. dor
eios l.e at 81 - es.s So ~ asy
Gsi4 90 June 81 ,oasl. o. Jgb ard un-rtcd and
Huit M,st. 4.erd eul generally lover. -loa,rrs 49,
galtl 6ai steady GOOD rrae fa cr'a%sry i2Sia.c
cseNs a Ag .G a r94 qqchsasa wns,
bush; shipments 1000 bush. Corn strong CHER 80
easier; no p 80 barley ia fair demand NJ , Fsii
81 TO- pork quiet At So lsrl easier u oc iuL Meats
changed Mh'sey gnri but steady huiter ra-cr; Chocc
"
sugar strong but UNCHANGED iyc li@g' active and nrm
s. so butcnets 80 lOa>C So receipts. 02j head ship
mrnts. 1000 head
DrIaon. April la-fleur quiet at q 75as5 25 Wheat
hrmer futures active; 80. White 81 Ooi April ~ OrA
May 81 09s June, 81 os1 July. y 0s'ti no. White
81 90 i9 No. He'd nominal Corn nru; Ml1rd Oats
firm No. Mixed 32LC., do, White iOhIa ilc. nominal
Clover seed unchanged RecdpsFlour, 900 bills Wheat
81 900 bush; Corn none OATS 1000 bush. Shipments
Flour none Wheat 1900 BUSH Corn, 1000 bush. oats
MnwAukgr Apn Flour quiet and unchanged wheat
opened duh advanced and cuse unsettled No Mlwau
Ice Hard nominal 80. Milwaukee. nominal No. Mil
waHkee cash aud April 81 O3a May 81 Oi- June ~ 06is
July 81 O6, No 3 DO. NGc; No do nominal Rejected
nominal Corn dun No 2 43i1. oats nuRls ted and n0n
nal No 2. Slc rye arm No. l, Al ~ Barley Inactive;
No. Spring g7c Provisions easier Moss Pork SIS 80
cash and May; sls 90 June Lard-prme steam, II Abe
cash May ll6O June Live Hogs stronger at - TOD
PHILADELPHIA April l9-F1our steady; superhne, 81 90;
IS IL, Minnesota Extras Clear Medium,
Good o. 80 do choice, 50 10 PennsylN anita
Extra Family, Fair g - do GOOD fJ do Choice ~ 10
Ohio Good. o. 80 do Choice and Fancy, - 70. Winter
wheat PatcutS Choice. ~ b0j Anue-0ta do Fair - do
Choice 81 % do Fancy 81 T. Rye Flour steady at - 70
as 31 Corn Meal. nothing doing Wheat active prices
advanced lisc; No Ret In elevator VI u hi Mixed
elevator ~ 10 late yesterday 81 ~ the rate Tor
Red prompt shipments Il 81 %. free board. Rye
lower sold at 81 II. Local lots nruer
yellow depot 5-c; do track DC, do In bags wharf
Uclawarr White, float 90 c STEAMER. TRACK At
EiehnoEd &C. the rate for SAN Mlxed, Apr ship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20

Ien! rs +, free on poar oa,. y sys 10 White Hs
Provisions -tctiye Cy Wees Beef PER Dbl Si3 80; 10.
p'cl ct ~ ash 30. hcei nas. AL obas Nj. India Mess
flg o. Extra rilo. 80 oo@ti6 80 Smoked Hams II a
d. ia alit "'. e. smoked Sd' Pc Q'c; Do IN
tH9t shoulders, rc,ci. 04r7ci de- smoked, 7iio
.c bo,--i i,os.. - &C.: I'ri-Wc-tom hcue, l2ouc'
hniief -| ir; Creamery EV;n. 33 Sc; do, Good TO
,hmro, .nra-c; nrlii.ri County aad Ncs-Yofk Extra
2'ci d. Good 60 Chocc .llaic. l.os ac;iyr Praa.gl.
si.t' Nr, llf2lc; Western Reserve Extci u H..c.
hc-c .,taav al ', oaia, l.@@. T Fg cfoam
iIC, DO 40 u roam, ii- &c. -. fif =" ,'o@ /
BIC Coffee steady. surar- llsws sic,dY. Heancd
...i M Loaf Crushed ami rosdrso! &C.. Granu't,d
9g"g't n Il - i'ca Ig"y arm ~ ti e3 - 10 F'a S
~ ,i'r .c; do, IN c,se-, lie Whisky quiet; western
ST. LOTT. April loF1our stcaly anil unchanged. wheat
%rH Apti ~ ufL WAY ~ o-i0fl 0~, June; ~ 90 lta
,lo.'d c.e,rs nj ia-iai.c cash; c2~ April: 8e-a
tH'er Oats Options hqhrr and csah lower at 3lg3s+c
Tiic ti.r,,., ~ 90 =, .i@ 80, ~ - - =
- 10 Whlssey steady ~ 90 PORK quiet 20 FL 80 Lard
.elrcr and nn % o.. li Buik Meat. quiet shoulders,
ecpis flour lo bb.: heat GoooG .l: Com h, 900
hush shipment. Tiour i4Ili ba>: wheat, 1000 bush.
On, .'''i, bn>hi oat. i-.Hu bush.
intltu. Apu H. iaeui oprutd strong. closing
shai clsl.r. $50 White Michigan II u-: Aini' Micl
Iau, 90 l'd " ii'-i spot - l%li -ay 81 ~
& w. Corn -c'lv ieh Mixed. q IT,; so p spot +ic
sii' i-r; tpul htd - ~ l2 &c.. win II &c. ud ;
h~' ''''l bush; CON- i-nuo bash oats, 2nw hu.L
i,ii,4l' Wheat $4,000 busa, Conn., 1900 BUSH; OATS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20
REDEMPTION of CIVIL BONDS ofIS13.

STATE OF CALIFoRyIA --riEAsuRY DfP,RTSFSr,(
sACgiNESro. March II, ISL
" nFREAS. There il on this day in the
W state Treasury the Of hundIe, and tircs
Thousand -l01cOO dollars which. under Act ~ The Us,
DEL the california. entitled Act 70 proYid
IL" the Of The funded indebtedness Of the state ~ a
fonia, AMI Ia funded debt for that purpose
April So, apart for the rs,mi 81 Civil
"n Of said state is under the provisions Of said Act
Notice IL hereby given that
SEALED PROPOSALS
For the surrender of sa Bonds will be- received this Da
paTtHn O the amount above spo ihe until the 2iih
May 4. d. 1851, at IL o'clock a IN.
No bid viii b. eu rtan,l az more than par value. and
spon~ibe guarantee must company each proposal, which
must De- Endorsed, Scaled proposals for surrender Of ,yi
I0u.s of l~7&"
bonds b. surrendered within ten days after the
ceptanco OF the proposal ioi their redemption
JOHN WELL. state Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending hprii - lo~l

pecc,rts for the reii- l~s- pkg Pea. ti 'n
~ Fea-. 10 hl-'- ff.fi t'fN
an - hnt prces decided, hicher for both N. 100 !
n not hIvinR MANY ~ tie dt
v.r., rrir,s strictly chne. hand f1tk Ni'-k IL r 'F
h.t Al - with comparatively fr~ sar- - yet ~ "l
Tetn. aud Nnitc kdrs5 have adsanf. . 'lt
NOV les sr~rgfh than other "a bite H'an Red dn"f
ur'-'r fcV good export ff -
,-tabi-h confidence IN ne rrsct MA rams gre Hl ~
,ttlq had 81 about Al Io ~ "tHii he
dem ~ L. e. - ~ Green Ieas unNs 90 and
fr,nr the bu,ing suutherD Hl9ck Eye scarce aud tn
ffnu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20
EIRST NATIONAL BANK.

T UENNFN- IOI-OEANO.
UNITED stalls DEPOSITORY.
(jrsauifed May 10. l-OJJ
Capital paid <2upOVp surplus ............. 5000 600
b. II NOFFATT. " Irc-iicui 1t. \. W. TABOR Vice
President. GbDNGEW kA~SLEl., Cashier I. q. IL III
ASSISTANT Cashier.
Iir,. ChaGee y r. Mofatt IT, ]. l.. Ronti. H.
4 Tabor. l.. H. Eichoy. o. " ka--ler. r I. solomon
Sow York Correspondent, Fourth National Bank
Chicago Correspondence CONNIE, ial Natiuual Bank.
GAS STOCKS and City X. X. Stocks and
II Bonds bought and sold. ;. r. HEWITT, 81 Exchange
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pecets for the % ~ - last worl 25lsH Tkrs
Last ~ ~ pkg fNIorts Ion 20 O.
week sIO psg- u treai HitAn, "a pAes Z" ne "n
tir.ut. Of OleornareArtnr i2.2lo n The gene u
market II duh aud rf'rs arr "rAs ANA
lover Buyers puich'TnT caui- .nri' A. i' "i--"
Will -sliiit dec tno The rec ipt- ~
Cr,.,mrr, AZ, qti'r LIBERAL iui ft} mn" -n me FIalty
and Cfas- T. not good Tor hut max
ing and ~ the tfeancfif ta are u-t hh' ar h"~
falling b'lpw Tie stAn,afi tnctY mo RI 90 are lht
,,i, IA rood fo1d io Prime in oi'ss
e"ir,g from - to lti OLD ~ta" Creamery i sng
irressimg quantity rspy ard prccs continue {" de-
Fir, ing al - I11'. "iih 30 ''
-, At ~, ana ora-ioually pc New ~'l-, tubs Ill
-, morally II 22823c I'm" viii hhng 20 Tier nr"
~ is Any Zine Old bsiii-- 'i, AMI even IT, ~
qrAes ha,s been bought up Erty 'l"'y Us tl' ma oil"
Two very taucy "ts Il tri. were soil 90
o. ~: r,..ne,tiy,iV but gorfs tat
srorrh Ia lring thO.e igurc- about a. -caTcc
vi,t. iltflit.d- TIC fon - Z" .fr
cover. NEARLY an ~ Old state futrr Fine r"- N~t
stfa'y l'f dew 1d - l''n -
marks 81 022 The rec ria u mis- c>-- ~
stock running very h,ht which accounted "f by TIE
is higher tHar this market and
goods -"iug thet" tHletu Dairy j. Nry
Irregular h. quality aud hard Z" sc Fffafht invoice
kofs been t1bi con-irrubc lnN Frfdr weston
Rnter at lOdllc GrCase not freely offered AT re- quota
tloUS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20


CWCN,n. ApiG lfoes-l ceirt.. $4,000 bead ship.
i -,' ''ld i.aratt -froug. active aud prrf - d.
.it'F lV 1855 better. cn-ol weak .i.l ,t .o Ntstl
la' hlns. 80 t0 20 tp. B,et Heavy 81 -
~ hl, '.4r' Do, chiefly lt ii2i.
'tiiil -i't"ri.. t2oD head. shipments, 2 'oo head
f" ~ 'Ht 3D. Fni. buyers tu ing 20 break prices clfr
common 90 PIN slipping q 80 To- tnrl 10 Choice
=, 'oD - 'r g n.c E'Ior,s Bat' hers unchanged stock
-utEr Receipt. 2..co head -h'purrt 7or heat good
demand hu m.lsr' ",.y, common Q" i~iIm, - 1'0e' sos
Cool e. rtrA So 1u 81 90
- IrIl D. 'pr l1 CArrir- r'c"iPts 400 head; ship
mchi- 800 bead market ,t-i' hut uot lofahi' lower; *
porte .'e - &c., Air go D'ol ~liIn-, - - 81:
common ~ N~IW. g "I7+5. Euf,i'. steers. - t"0
u"rafo -f', -. ~ .- 3d. Ninf't,d IrNaua. - .V
:! - ,Hn- Steers, - tu4fj, Nat" COWS aud Hrilrrs
sum Receipts. 600 head shipments $50 lead scare
am va, ~ '.tr- strong ln''- tang" from p Z" - -
LIVE Hos riFl,r nDl he active o. rllul 'y,t'd- the
supply N'rSer- and Hamofr-. - o11 ~ 90, NiNei Pack
ine - 80 lo. tho,r To- Fanny. g. 2JatG 80 r'clpt-
4..tp head -lIpmfnt-, i.bup head
IlftAp, Apu lH-tAIIir- Receipts totiar, Loo bead
total Tor o." week thus lar. 5000 Dr. tf, -an"
limo lh-' VIZ, 100 head; cnnsgu'd ihrnuEh $40
cIi-; market dul aud prI's s'ar rrr sales - Goo"
= -. ~u i,-i Bulls Stq<i -o Good butchers ~t,crS
- So = 70 Pat liul.4. - -Fa-t -.
NtFff ANn IAMt- Receipts to-day, 'NH heed total f'r
TIE wrck uusi- IT, llru heal -lin" time lat w"ck 1inp
bead t"-fnd thruurh L. cars Iars't du l.d i'ling
dos "a" ttl 'sof Lar 90 f,, Muli A. l4tt 90 'hort
~ - Mrst'fu Lambs 4i"fa'ir ~ 81 %" -.
Hos TODAY -n he-A total frr - week fhn'
srurd through 49, care; rw~i d"nlli auf .'f 20 i"
g. s'r sir- - Il-h Workers 81 -gs t.. God to Chnlcc
= 2,o>n sos co~i Medium, - ''a 70 5oi uood Heavy
- 10. flGs % .laS %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20
DETgou. Mich. March 22. 1881.
NOTICE j. hereby given thar in pursuance of

- executed To The undersigned by
the JACKSON. LANSING sDd SAGINAW RAILROAD
COMPANY. trustees for the holder, ~ bonds issued there
Doe date Mas $500 the follow Ing bonds 81 said
haIns oven d>e With -Aid deed ~ trust AMI pay
the Ninth National Bank m NeH-lOrk tty, the
81 MAY A. ls have been drawn by lot Ly The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20
FIRST MORTGAGE
TWENTY YEAR
Six Per Cent Gold EOnIs
OF THE
WASHINGTON CITY AND POINT LOOK
OUT RAILROAD COMPANY.

Issue Limited TO $1,000 900. Less Than s1f, 1000
per Vile.
WE INVITE SUBSCRIPTIONS At 0J AND AC
CEUED INTEREST FOR LIMITED AMOUNT OF TIE
ABOVESAMED BONDS.
The IN process Of construction FIVE
dc being actively engaged in the work and viii be-
complete running order Point Lookout within
recommend these bonds safe investment and The
cheapest security offered In this market for many months
hight price without notice is reserved.
4. W. DIWOCk d CO.,
Exchange Court, New. York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20

Ort1ca OF ST Gnt1s ANp say FRANCISCO RAILWAY co, !
O"ANN' ~ wv April 49, ISL, y
THIS COMPANY will pay par ANA accrued IN
tersi for al outstanding Land Dehcntuie Bonus o the
LANTIC AND PACIFIC H. H. 60 for the pufl"'e u -
No., enc m. balance of these bonds outstanding has
h reduced BY previous purchases and drawings 10 ABOUT
800 oOO all which IT expected VIII be purchaser " '
for payment before Nov. !, lool
~ T W LILLE Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20

have declined Choice Hand ricrei can DoGght &C
other kinds II Nut- very slow. Quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20


Receipts the week boxes las, week s3is boxes
% time Last year 1884 boxes Liver
poo QUOTATIONS steady Cos The market Increases In hrD
Old Cheeses any Kind hand and holders asking
very Fancy sepemb'r and oc"l-r chooses both
White Colo-d have been sold at l3'tatc almost ~
clnsivey 10 the home trade >hPpetr are buling Yue
freely ~ Creamery skins the gnity has improved whn
The past ten DAYS fos have -old &c About
400 boxes Spnngyie factory full stock cheese were
sold in The Western part the yesterday At 3c f.
understood that they boust for shppcf Sales nj
Falls yesterday include 1000 boxes at lOel2c Quo
tatiOns:
Factory tapcyls,,sl4 20 tat 70 good loReil
Do. lair 20 ~ al2s Dc full saimmed a. Va
Ohio nps hat .. IL al34 DO fair 20 good Iii ala
Ohio good prime IL p ei2'. creamery Skins GHa
Receipts for the week. 2oo3G pkgs; last week 247a
pkgs; corresponding week lsst year 23.5T pkg.
ea,pis TODAY were rather Hight and the invoices
az arrive not hravy most receivers are therefore
,Se bal.nee Of The Week Duck Eggs
msnd Of uence prices mainly nominal Quota
lions;
Jersey, l. and soohern ffe'h e e ~s sts
Penn and y. i..~l9 Duck .'''-'''--' "-'
Western. fresh. dl9
YuuT1r. SUrs-DEirD
Receipts Of Dried for the week s44 pkgA with 24eo
Dried APPLES. 1884 pkgs Lvapoatcd Apples ha,e sou
auIte frrel export ~ aaec but ut re moment ais
tI quiet There 4 scarcely any stock now onetihg o.
and Tie grades held With some confidence AZ o"pO
snn d,itd sliced APP les Ncy dali LoWprice tnaTrrSut
Apics hav wanted b. French exporters AZ 4ats
pa.e. both Iyapoate dried arc very scarce nnd
T se OF rs tL Bac berries IS reported ~ Dc sc Is
lid for other lets iaspbegTioS On U1;s ant iIus
steady though ruling very quiet Peanuts are ee ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20
cALIXE COAL COMPANY

= Nil y VVNL I UIi Nv !
Let MORTGAGE BONDS
Nkw-NosK. April rs. ISL
- L. H. uuiArd ports TIT De has made The cNanIui
non Of IN, saline coal Comlanys property consider the
iau- tr ,ua Company sale an Investment Tor
tir flluwing REASONS:
l4ud g,nis for Arm purposes at - p yer
a.fo
"-d- lti- .llcuGd'y tuhcfoi
hasa arrr prol ton e Coal 'oti' N'ras' aud the
Gal . asst ou. ,,.u b.. equal to rttsbUig tor Sas"
mi tONIAAN LorIMArE EAENlNos;
ao,....t q, ,rost ~ ~ 20 .......... cocoon
..,.... t.... ~ , ,.,,ttof t.l, Is ...... 81 900
S9l.uOO
Tho only ut..t chas, is Icr cent IN tejoooo Is 1900
i,.,-. i,Ou,u toms taken out the second year.
~. .u,r'i-r pt'ut vii Zoe s'"''"V
rl,s. r.tuuae. assure %, ~ t" safety II thc Bond
Ail,ltoa tot thrse per cent bonds Nth allotment ~
~tt ~. must b. u.ntr Ia
JOSEPH L. ORvIs CO.. Bankers.
80 Pnc-st., sew iork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20

nc bonds drawn and bearing the above number. VIII be
pid The oce o hr Farmers Loin and Trust Company Ia
NV -Nnis city. - the Atlantic NaiiOa Sank Ia iOst"n.
sfutav thr uh day % April. Monday The ID day
urxf b. ISL during business hours. The holders
Of ha requested to ptr-eut th' ~
CO.. ~ad time. and places Tor payment and are hereby
'd That f latter ' u of -Ilt bonds VIII ttt~c io bear
t.t,.f ihr -ti bond. dIr thr 1T u May VIII
De- ad by thc Michigan central Hur"ld tomp1ny.
"a fIt- 3. JOY.
Il.lIN \ non. ( IIuH'V'.
The Portland daily press., 1881-11-26

Messrs. B. 3. Farnsworth & Co. presented
each OF their clerks with a nice Thanksgiving
turkey.
Germany and German Ideals will be the
subject of Rev. Mr.. Dalton's Saturday lecture,
this afternoon. at o'clock.
The Portland Safe Deposit employees were
generously remembered on Thanksgiving day
in the usual turkey customary form.
8 d. Warren. Cumberland Mills, presented
his employees with $500 worth Of turkey for
Thanksgiving.
A horse and wagon lost by James Kelleher
OF Knightville, Wednesday night, was found
Thursday by man named Mckenzie, on Cen
tire street, and restored to the station, but q
lap robe was missing.
The United States Hotel had some unique
bills of fare yesterday, printed in red and
gold.
Hiram Knowlton lectured last night before
the Law Students Club On Common Car
fiers."
The Berlin Mills Company purchased So
turkeys and presented them to their employees
Thanksgiving.
Three ilches of snow fell wednesday night,
but Thanksgiving was bright and pleasant.
Yesterday was very cold. Mercury 160 at sun
rise; 20 at noon; go at sunset; wind north
west.
Sunday will be the first Sunday in Advent
and will be observed by the Episcopal and
Catholic churches.
The ladies temperance praying band will
hold gospel temperance meeting at the Mis-
sion this evening, at u o'clock. All are in
yited.
Tomorrow morning Rev. F. e. Clark will
give. at WiIliston church, the second sermon
In his course upon the skepticism of the day.
Subject, "What we believe about man, OIL
which presents the best view of man, Inger-
soil or the Bible"
The Portland daily press., 1881-11-26

4
love; no man coulo SET limits 10 ths power VI
.he neueeitiei' W ~. :. n .Ass ~. 80 :.
.h".es~a o., COZ, GO, I;,;ts - tba bann;,
rass tbe hleesodness of those who clino;no IN
the word of Christ seek increasing power of
sight increasing light. by following faithfully
the path which he has pointed and in which
he leads the way to immortal nope, Immortal
glory.
At the Cathedral OF the Immaculate Con
ception good sized congregation assembled 70
assist atithe Holy Sacrament. The mass was col
eorated by Rev. 1. Z. Zimmerman. Inc chli-
dren OF the kavanagh school sang some sacred
hymns in very erective manner. NILES negan
played the organ.
At st. Dominic's church masses were ceie-
brated at 6, 7.30 and a. m. Rev. U. w.
Doherty and Rev. Henry j. Mcdill omciated'
The services were largely attended.
The Methodist churches held union prayer
meeting at Chestnut street vestry Inc ihee'-
ing was conducted pv rev. Dr. Mcneo"n' as
sisted by the other ciergymen.
Williston church prayer meeting az ~ D. m'
was well attended 1t was under the charge
OF Rev. +. H. Clark.
The Portland daily press., 1881-11-26

THE good man does lives long after him, SO the
virtues of really good medicine will last for ages,
and although DIR. Graves Balsam of Wild Cherry
and Tar may be new to you, its healing properties
have long been known and agpreci ted, snd when
we recommend you to give DR.. Graves Bslsam Of
Wild Cherry and Tar rial for the certain cure Of
Sore shroat, Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough
Hoarseness, SC. only ask you to use and be BEN
Gifted by the same medicine that has given so much
relief o others. The Msteria Medica does not fur
nsh better remedies for the di eases Of the pumo-
nary organs than Wild Cherry and Tar. Their vir-
tues have long been known and appreciated, and
you cannot ia ! of relief if you give DR., Graves
Balls m a trial when afflicted. Sample bottle 10
cts; large bottle, only so cts.
For Blliousness, Dyspepsia Constipation, or Liv
or Complaint use Improved Family Catharic Pills
made by DR.. Graves; price, 20 cts. per box. Fcr
cal at wholesale by j. W. Perkins Co., Portland
The Portland daily press., 1881-11-26
Saccarappa.

Rev. Mr.. Hayden's lecture on last Sunday
evening at the Universalist church was very
interesting and instructive and attracted a
good audience. These Sunday evening lee
lures are to be continued fortnightly.
The village schools have been closed during
the present week.
No clue has been as yet obtained to the burg
lars that broke into Springer & Co.'s store on
last Monday night. About $500 worth of
fancy goods, clothing and plated ware were
stolen by the thieves.
Lord, Haskell & Neal presented each OF their
employees at the moccasin factory with q tur-
key on Thanksgiving day.
The churches of this village and Cumber-
land Mills held union religious services at the
Warren church on Thursday forenoon. Rev.
Mr.. Tead conducted the exercises.
Thanksgiving was quiet holiday. Work
was suspended in all the manufactures and
many of the places of business were closed dur
ing.the day.
On Thursday evening the Cecilia quartette
of Portland gave an excellent concert to a large
audience in the Congregational church as the
third entertainment in the S. L. & @. course
Each selection ON the programme wo merited
applause aud the soloists were deservedly en-
cored This really fine quartette Of lady vocal
lists is a credit to the city of Portland.
Mr.. Geo. #. johnson will resume his old pc
sition as teacher in the Saco street grammar
school on Monday next.
The Portland daily press., 1881-11-26
Sudden Insanity.

On the Pullman train from Bangor las
night was an unmarried man between 30 ani
40 years of age named AloDzo Teakles from
East Walton, Nova Scotia. He was accom-
panied by his sister and three little children
whom he was conducting to Boston to meet
her husband Shortly after the train left Vas.
salboro Mr.. Teakles, who had gone to bed in
the sleeping car, began to show signs OF mental
alteration and, getting up, made considerable
disturbance. Conductor Judkins showed
great GOODNESS and discretion in soothing and
managing him. With the assistance of the
sleeping car conductor he kept the poor fellow
within reasonable bounds until the train reach.
ed Augusta where Mr.. Teakles was taken in
charge by the police and his case will be in
vestigated to-day. The sister and children
want nv, IN ROg ton
The Portland daily press., 1881-11-26
Again They Greet You


In calling attention to the Portland Cadets
advertisement in our column sthis morning, we
wish TO state that this company was never bet
ter prepared to give fine exhibition OF mill
tsry skill having been in constant training
for many weeks. The new features which the
Cadets present to Portland audience for the
first time, will prove uncommonly interesting
especially the lightning fancy drill by three
members, aud the drill of the color guard,
whose pictures, by the way, adorn the COM
pany's show cards, attracting much attention.
These little fellows are but nine years old, out
they have shown themselves very apt IN
handling their muskets. 1t should not be for
gotten that the sale of reserved seats common
ces next Monday morning at o'clock, at
Bartlett's drug store. Be on time if you de-
sire a good seat, for, by appearances, there
will be a rush.
The Portland daily press., 1881-11-26
DOUBLE ADV ENIURE.
A Maine Central Train Runs Off the Track
and then Kills an OK.

The mixed train from Pennington, which
usually arrives in Lewiston at quarter pas
eight o'clock in the evening, was two hours
late Wednesday evening, and it had two adj
ventures on its way down, which caused the
delay.
Two cars were derailed at Leeds Junction
while shifting. They were fiat cars loaded
with wood, and the active passengers assisted
in unloading the wood, getting the cars on
and loading up again. There happened to be
on a side track another engine, which got
purchase on the derailed cars and without
which the train would have been in a bad fix
The same tram, when near Sabatis, ran into
a large OK and gave itself quite shaking up,
The train was on down grade and got half
mile before stopping. The train ran back, and
Mr.. Geo. B. Bearce of Lewiston who was
aboard, acted as chief executioner. He secured
large iack-knife and cut the animals jugular
The creature was fat OK. By the tracks in
the snow on the railroad it was apparent thai
the OK ran directly for the train. being, perhaps
attracted by the headlight. One of his horns
was picked up three rods from where he lay.
The Portland daily press., 1881-11-26
Tamnaraucs address.

The Second Parish Society have kindly Of
fered the use of their church to the W. G. I.
u, tomorrow afternoon and Rev. Charles D,
Barrows will give temperance address at
o'clock under their auspices. Mr.. Barrows'
ability as pulpit orator is well known not on.
ly in New England, but in California where
he is soon TO locate over furnishing society.
1t may not be equally well known that he is
an earnest reformer, and cheerfully gives his
services to forward the cause of temperance,
which he recognizes as part of his ministerial
work.
There will be an opportunity to contribute
to the funds of the society for those who de-
sire