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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-06-18
!. I'm gottespi[len. fta,nmeite bic Gr.

yllm 8otteStpillen,0 ftainn,elte bic Gr.
selen3 ,ipcIIen Spbeit bpd bebenfen -"
y2laes bepadt lieber BartenbeIm,
fubr Die SirItin nit einem sartIiden Bid
auf tbn fort, ,tperbe iebt fein briltlihes,
ionoern Elm edit tilrfiihes 2eben fiibrsn,
uno oa i6 fir Sic Idnsit Elm Saible*)
babe, 10 ltno Sic eben meinsr 8naoe tbeil:
baftis gefporSen."
9luf ibren 8mf nabm Der Ninifter an
ibrer Ssite BlaB, unO es eelang benz rel
Senoen gSetbe, in fiirseiter 3eit aus benz
grdmIihen Bebanten ben rerIiebteiten
Soldier su MAIDEN. 9llle 9irinsipien elmer
ifrupuIDien WpraI tparen pergeiIen unb
BartenheIm tetteIte Dor Der Siirltin auf
ben 8nien IieSenb um einen einsisen RuB.
vytiht einen tauIenb Siille iolIen Sic
bnben, rief Sirltin Jtoiabeqa, ,,aber pOr=
Der miliien Sic mir beipeiIen, baB Sic
mid tpirtIih a6oriren**.
SD bin gu allen berelti"
Bon. Sic tperoen alip mein Bfer6
MAIDEN. 9aiien Sic ith nuf ale Sier
niecer." gbe 8artenbeInt Der auf Der
Steae sebOr6te, nod redt ipuBte, UNI
mas es ii6 banoeIe, bate bic sSurIten iiG
auf ieinen Jtiiden nieoerseIaHen unb ibn1
ibr Str1mpfbano als 3ttseI in ben Utunr
seseben.
,,Allons, befabI lie, ,,bott bolt"
Sn bielem IusenbIid ert0nte Elm Iautes
8eIdhter unO Der Sirit itano Dor benz boil,
fommen pernihteten Wtintiter.
y9Sie i9 iebe, amiiitren Sic ii6 bpr=
treffIi6 NIT meiner Srau, Iieber 8artsn.
beIm."
p9luf SefsbI - Sbrer SObeit - Sod.
oero SeInabItn - 1T - p - 10 - Iu:
itis."
Utit einem mutbtpiaigea 2a6en stpano
Die I90ne SuItanin ibr HeitpferD, Iie
our9 oas 3imner su tragen.
Der 5ilrIt itanO babel iino ladte, baB
ibm Die belIen IbrGuen berabItefen.
GySellen3 bon SartenbeEm trat am nd6-
item Gage cine 8aoereile na9 2arIsbao
an. Sei ietner Giiffebr fanb Der entIarpte
Seiutt bic 8erbdItniiie am Sofe bolIfom.
men perdnOert, Die itrenSe 9iSsipIin,
bic iteife etiquette uno Die beubIerii9e
.UtoraI tparen nit eiuemnnI perbannt,
uno eS berI6te iener unsesnuugene, pei.
tere Ton, ben Die Sran5oien belier perites
BEN aIs ir9enb Elm aneere5 8Olf.
Der 5iirit reiite ME nebr ua6 g8ien
uno Die 5ilritin ieBte feline tO4en StuOen.
tenitrei6e mebr in S;ene, bafIr beSannen
ieBt am SOf ieIbit Die Iuitisen Gage bon
0Dntbeim.
y Sine S6tpd&s.
s") 4nbsteH.
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0aa,e Summer 86S.

ruer befanp ii6 aud Die grii
seInaibine. sSn England 1T udmIi6 bic
YrilseIitrafe nod nidt ganS abseihafft.
an StraBenrdubern uno Diebell, bic gee
gen ibre Opfer @eipaIt antpenben, ipiro
oieie EroSepur nod oorsenommen. Sic
iperoen in Die Wia' din, seitedt, bic ibnen
bic geine unb Irme 10 felt bdIt, baB iie
ii6 ni4t betpegen f6nnen; Die Streihe
tperoen ibnen NIT Der neunlhipdnsigsn
Rabe unbebinbert nit Der srcBten @uht
perabreidt. @inen Tag bor SbluB oes
8erfers ipurben nod sfpei ba3u perur=
tbeilte StraBenrduber auf bieie 9lrt NIT
ie 20 Strei6en se5iihtist. llnler
Juno8an9 mar beenoet uno 'tief auf=
atbmeno perlieB i4 oaS piiltere, alte Gez
bdube.
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Gin
anter(u6ungsGerker.
2pnbon, i'm Utai.
y Cine S5ipd&e.
@") AnbeteH.

2onbon, i'm Utai.
,Rebsate", Sas dItsite, berii6tisteIte,
bitlterIte 8efdnsniB 2pnbons gebt lsinem
llntersanse entsesen. IS lit gang fiir3s
lid serdumt tpOrOen uno feline SSniaiien
tpurben na6 benz Glerfenpeu .Serter itberz
flbrt. SD muB seiteben baB id nit
S9aubern unb 8rauen baranSIng, ben
2prpmapor i9riftIi6 UNI einen Grlaub=
Inibl4ein sur 8eii6tisung bieIes i6ref=
Iiasn Gefdnsnil1eS gu bitten; nur Der
llmItanb, baB 9teipSate i6on i'm 2auie
Der aIlernd9iten Belt aufSebpben tperOen
iOIlte, betpD8 mid, ntetne 3asbaft;sfeit
gu ilberuinben.
In einem regneril9en, nebeIisen Gage
beSab ib mid babin, Oa mein S9ein
| fur 2 llbr NabmittasS auSssiteqt ipar,
bate th nod 3eit, in ben belebten Stra=
BEN Der Gitp Elm tpenis berumsui9 9Ienoern.
I'm ubr serietb i6 mad 9teipsateltreet.
Gin IonoerbareS, SroBes, raub9el6pdrSs
tes, tblr. uno feniterIoies, aus maIiipen
Guabern erridteteS 8ebduOe, oa5 bic eine
gde Der StraBe biloet, fisI mir ob 1eine5
| finItern MuSiebenS beipnoer5 auf. Oteine
Srase tpelhen 3tpef bieler SteinfoloB
babe beanttuortete elm gOIisilt bamit, baB
es oaS yJtetpsate Nriion" iei. SD mar
lomit an nleinsm 8sItimmunssort.
Sier alio, in elmer Der belebteIten Stra=
Zen Der @itp, itebt SieleS furdtbars @ss
bauoe pel4es 10 biele entmenidte Sees
len bebsrberst; bier, i'm Ssr,en Der Go=
nisin Der Stdote, erbebt ii9 bas beri9s
tiste 8efdnsnik in benz felt einem Sabr.
buncert*) bic entieblt6lteu Berbreber ibr
lestes Stunblein nerbrinsen! !! 9Sie piele
Tbrdnen BET bitterlten 8sue mfssn biele
offenbar fur bic Gipigfeit bere6neten
QHdnoe benefit baben, ipie piele beige 8es
bette aus BON GsipiiienSbiiien uno 8eue
seqlialten Ssr3en m0sen innerbalb bieler
rau6seidtpdr3ten UtauerH gen Simmsl
ssitissen iein. Gbnnten bieie bunfeIn
Auubern reoen, iie tpiirben BON pielen un=
iduIcisen Dpfsrn ersdblen, bic Iih bier
in 0aft befanbsn unb, Bersipeifluns i'm
5ersen, Die Ianse, banse Nadt idIafloS
unb nnrubis lid auf ibrsm bartsn 2aser
pdIsten ben iunsen Vtorsen nit Sebns
ia6t ertparteno, Der, tpie lIe boiften, ibre
nnihulo an ben Tag brinSen ioIte.
Wlit ioIden Geoanten uab poHenben
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Das t1alitle Uolksblatt

fost per goH tobne sonntas sblatt) So 10 per Ja9r
sa.Bo sas babe Sabr nnb $3.50 bas BisrtsiabI Rit
esntassblatt sif2O per Sasr. $500 bas baIbs Jabs
uns s2.80 has gierfsliabs.
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8esenieitiS. d.: Gin @irtbs=
baus su ieinem Iii9na6bar y sd
mD9te serne rau9en, = ipie 1ino Senn
bier Die Gisarren 2" -8.: ,,g9enn man
ba5u Bier trinft, bann seben Sic
an !" -a.: limb bas 9 ter Z" -B. !:
ageun, man mub oasu rau9en, Sann
ma4t ss ii9 idon !"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-06-18

SOppeliinnie. y...... Man Bat
bere6net, baB in Berlin idbrIib stpei Mil=
lIonen 8ierIeioel 3eri d { ag n tperben,
= ca treifen alp auf 2opf beis
nabe 3ipei SeioeI!"
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Sebr eIaubIid, u2lber Iieber
8arI ipie Ou tpieper idmubiS beimfommIt!
90 bait Ou mid seipib ME seieben, tpie ih
nod in Oeinem Sitter mar |"
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. Das eebsn gsi1lofisne GeSnsntS mnrbe Dor aenau
bnncert dtrsn bon oem Grbansr sss bertmen Wariicn
6cus = Mmsits Der eoremapcrs -, George Dance, auis
efbrt une rar Der Steae bes oamas nisasrseriIes
neH, aus esnz L. Satybunnsrt tameneen Stsafb0uieS
Mn Nsasu Etors syssir Gass.@l Dsf nsus Restss mas
nrs sin WtNe4a atsis2 attn.
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8uipdt. ySdtt' i'd friiber setpuBt
6aB 8 g8aier 10 gut 19usedt, pa bait ia
beut' mein 8utl nod.
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Mannigfaltiges.

gerfdrferuns. ySinben Sic
ni6t baB 5rduIein AmaIie brilliant
1inet W = ySa brilliant"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-06-18

SoIserunS. Ged: ,Sa, Serr DOfs
tor, i9 bin franf, 10 lanse i'd Dsnfsn
fann."
IrSt: y9tun ia, bann itinmen mir ia
poIltdnbts iiberetn Sic iinb sben ni9t
trant.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-06-18

Sm 8 Sbeater. IS fpirb 8puno0's
5auit se8eben. SIM fitnftsn 9Itts fragt
Elm S9pabe ieineu 9ta6bar: Sage Sc,
Serebrteiter, tparum bubt benn Der SauIt
nu oas 8retIe net bsiratbe ?"
9sa9bar: rGr bats nt9t uebr nos
tbis."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-06-18

nnbeitreitb ar. ,@as 1T Bed 2"
Anttp ort: 8enn Der 8ormittaesz
un6 Der Jta6mittassprebiser uber Sen
Slei6en Cert Dor Dem sIei1en gubIifum
preoisen, uno unsIlfli6er @eiie ibre Bre=
oi8t SemIeIben 8rsDistbu4e entIsbnt ba-
bsn."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-06-18

Gin Wuitersatte. $50, Srib=
den, iebt sebit 0u bibi6 beim unb iaslt
Der Shutter etnen re6t 1d5nen 8ruB, uno
l9 fDnnte Ieicer nod nidt fommen, bas
Bier mar su gut, unD tpenn's ni6t s,i
tbeuer mare, batte i4 ibr aud Elm SeibsI
seIdift!"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-06-18

:
tbeiIte StraBenrduber auf bieIe glrt nit
lie 20 Strei6en ee5iihtist. llnler
Guno8an9 !par beenoet uno tief auf=
atbnienS perIieB i4 paS piltere, alte Ge=
bduoe.
Wanuigfaltiges.
Ser itdrferuns. ,Sinben Sic
nidt SaB 5rduIein 4maIie brilliant
iinst q = ySa, brilliant"
8uipdt. ySdtt' i6 fraber setpubt,
oaB 3 8aier 10 gut 19nedt, pa bait i9
beut mein 8ItI nod.
Sebr sIaubIi6, ,gIber Iieber
RurI, fpie Ou tpieper idmuBis beimfommIt.
90 bait Ou mid seipiB ME seieben, tpie i4
nod IN Oetnem Sitter mar !"
8esenieitis. d.: (im @irtbs.
baus su ieinem Iii6na6bar y sd
tD9te serne rau9en, = tpie 1ino Senn
bier Die Gisarren 50: ,g9enn man
ba5u Bier trinft, bann seben Sic
an !" - 81: limb bas 3 ie + 2" -B.:
Stun man mub oasu rau6en, Sann
ma4t es ii3 i6on !"
OoppeIiinnie. ,...... Wan Bat
bers6net, baB in Berlin idbrIi6 spei Nil.
Iicnen 8ierieibeI } seri d lag n tperben,
ca treIfen alp au ben 2opf beis
nube stpei SeibeI!"
SoI9erunS. Gsd: ,Sa, Serr Dofs
fann."
arSt: ygtun ia, bann itimmen mir ia
pouItdnSis Iberetn Sic iinb eben ni9t
tranf.
Sm Tbeater. Gs fpirb 8Dunob's
5auit se8eben. SIM finften gItts frast
Elm Sdnabe ieinen 9ta6bar: Sage Sc,
SerebrteIter tparum bubt benn Der ssauft
nu bas 8retle net beiratbe ?"
9ta9bar: rGr bats nt4t mebr NOS
tbiS."
nnbeitreitb ar. v@as 1T Bed 2"
Unit ~ ort: Henn Der 8ormittaesz
uno Der Jta9mittassprebiser ilber BEN
9leiben Cert Dor bem sIei1en gubIifum
preoiSen uno unsIudli6er @eiie ibre Bre=
oi8t oemIeIbe1 BrsOistbu4e entIsbnt ba-
ben."
Gin Wtu ftergdtte. So, sSrib=
den, iebt sebit Du blibi8 beim unb iaait
Der Ututter etnen re6t Id6nen 8ruB, uno
l9 fDnnte Ieioer nod nibt fommen, bas
BIER tpar' 5u gut, unD tpenn's ni6t All
tbeuer mare, bate i4 tbr aud Elm SeiSsI
seI4ift!"
Gin ri fit6t5poIIes d TbieE
y9err SepL Sbr Studs ba sebt ia gang
frumm!" = ID, oas tbut er nur aus
SOfItdfeit for mir, baB i6 nit alIein aeb'
frumnL benn taum baB icb b'rauf iis, gsbt
er tpleber fer3ens rabE
Bduerntpeisbeit. 9Ipctbefer +:
yOa fam ib gu6 ni1ts BeTeres empfebs
len, aIs ben Doftor Dtaqer'ihen Geiun6s
beitstbse Der 1T gut unb biIit Gud se.
ipi6!"
8auer: so, 1T Der bonn DIR. UsaIs
Ter? Damn ber oamit Ser DIR. Nauer
Der iaaft niidt S9le9tss !"
S66nes Compliment. Ras
ior Qein Battalion anldretenb J ......
pSoIcaten ipollt Sbr Ieins (beftiaer)
Jto6 ni6t einmal gIel isib sSbr; aber per=
last gn6 baraub id brinse Gud nod
Sernunft Bel - (bie Iangen @eIidter Der
SffHiere ben,erfsnb,) natlrIi1 Die Serreu
Offyiere ausoenon,men !"
Nus Der S9uIe sef6ndbt.s
OienItndSden ,Srau Natbin, Der 0as
pdSei bat idon tpieoer eine game An,abf
8orte seIprcdeu. - &Gtbin (aur Dame.
bic ibr eben einen Beiutt ab5tattet y
ySa, rnein Spfts 1T iebr geIebria, &c
Iaulht anf leoes Wort, mas mein iieber
Utann NIT mir rebet Gum Dienitmdez
DEM tpas bat er benn sefagt 2" Disnfts
d$ao4sn: na!te S4a4ssl bait q
I'm Sarab.
MIS be tpurst luna i'm fies.
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Gin riidfi9tspoIIes r GbieE
y9err Sept Sbr Su4s Oa ssbt ia gang
frumin!" ID, bas tbut er nur aus
p0fIi4feit for mir bas i6 nit auein seb'
frumn1 benn taum paB id b'rauf Iib gsbt
er tpieber ter3ens'rabW
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Bauernneisbeit. Apctbefer !:
yOa fann id Gu6 nidtS 8eieres empfeb-
len, als ben DoftOr Dtlaer'ideu Geiunos
bsitstbse, Der 1T gut unb biIft Gu1 se.
tpib ]"
8auer: so, 1T Der bonn DIR. MnIs
Ter? Damn Der bamit. Ser DIR. Maaer
Der iai.ft uil1t S1le9tes |"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-06-13
BOSTON & MAINE RAILROAD
SBRING ARRANGEMENT.

On and after Monday, April
[.sss..ssssssz3, iss2s Tasse.geE Traigs
s1x-AGEOR BOSTON at s.45 a. M Ito
f.1e, 5.io. and 500 p. m. Returning says Bos
arriving arr at at Portland at fa.so, 500 md 500
). m. Portland for scarboregE.. Seach
and g sse Nate Ear az Ga I
saco, Biddeford and Rennebank, at .. 40
a. m. I. 10, $50 and $50 p. M Fs1 Wells. at $40
wick, sainaon Fails, Great Falls, Dover.
Exeter, Haverhiil, Lawrence and Lowell,
At $40 a. ma 10 and s $50 p IL n; Eor New Few
Kohcesier, and Farmingt ton, N. n, at $40
q. m. Ito and $50 p. m. For Alton Bay
at S.45 q. M ana $3.50 p. m. For Manchester
ana Concord, N. h, (via Lawrence,l at 8.45
a. M; (via New Market Junction) at $50 p. m.
Morning Train will leave Aennebunk for
wNOTE-The /. 10 p m. train from Port
land will NOT stop at Scarborough Beach, Pine
Point or Wells, except to take passengers for
Parior Cars on trains leaving Boston, at $50
a. m. 1890 p m. and Portland at $40 a. m. and
ParIor Car seats secured i'm advance at
Depot Ticket Once.
~The Ito p. m. train from Portland connects
and all rail lines for the West. The $50 p: m.
train connects with all Rail Lines for New
SUNDAY TRAINS Leave Portland for
Boston and Way Stations at LOO p. m. Boseon
for Portland at 600 Up. m.
Trains on Boston q Mslne road connect with al
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 g. Ogdensburg trains at Transfer Sta
tion.
All trains stop at Exeter ten minutes for refresh
uents First class Dining Rooms at Portland
Transfer Station, Exeter, Lawrence and Boston.
THROUGH TICKETS to all points West and
South may be had Of IN. f.. Williams, Ticket
Agent, Boston 8 Maine Depot, and st Union
Ticket Office, 40 Exchange st.
JAS. 7. FURBER, Gen. Supt,
q. h. STEVENS. Gen. Agent. Portland.
dec2 aEI
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ALL WORTH Remembering.
GUT Them OUT.

medicine to be popular must be both agreeable
and efficacious, the Hop Plaster is rare union
of vegetable ag~ nts combined with safety, reliability
and effectiveness. The indiscrimnate use of med
icnes taken internally is far more productive OF in
jury than benefit.
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In this city, June IL. Mrs. Eliza j., widow Of the
late Reuben Waite aged 50 years months.
Fur eral this Tuesday afternoon at 100 O'Clock
at No. 81 Fore street. Burial at convenience OF the
family1
In Ligonia Village. June 10. Gordon R. Garden,
aged AS years months.
Funeral on Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock,
at st Luke's Cathedral.
In Deering, June ~, Ann Hoyt. relict OF the late
Jos 5. Sargent, aged 81 years months.
Funeral on Wednesday afteroon at 3 o'clock
at The residence of her son, Rufus Durham.
Steamer Myrtle. u s. Foster, New Bedford. lar
Saturday evening
Sch 7 5 Mcclellan, White New York-coal to II
O'BriOn.
Sch Bramhall Harrington. New York coal
BIZ schs Alta. Davis. Lille &, Mclean and Druid.
Kerrigan. Frederickton NIB, with RK ties to Boston
a. Maine RR.
Sch Cyprus, Gray, Bucksport-paying to John
Gulfiver,
Sch Seraph, Gray, Soal Harbor-granite paving to
W Eaton.
Sch Nauseag, Fitzgerald, Prospect Harbor.
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from one of the young debaters caused her
to tremble with alright, and quickly drop
ping her head and whisking one small tear
away, she dashed rapidly down stairs and
was LOST to sight. But she bore the prize;
tear after tear dripped and splashed into the
little porringer she held, mingling with the
first pearl drops that had found lodgment
there, and when she reached Aunt Abby's
bed with the supposed empty cup, the JOY
OF Mrs. Sykes knew no bounds.
Genuine tears, L declare! enough for
benediction."
Little Ann looked up with surprise, then,
divining the real state of the case, shook her
curls and laughed merrily from her very
heart. Eyes, they are tears, Auntie. Now
where is the weed?"
'Well, Alfred has burned seven holes i'll
my new carpet, and cracked up all the mop
boards, and blistered his thumb with that
dreadful griddle, and has at last concluded
to go for that herb. OHIO o! l shall die. l
can't quiet my mind for the life of me, any
more than | can my body. Eve said over
all the poetry | ever wrote, Eve even tired 10
compose hymn, but it doesn't help DIT;
and now thoughts of my dissolution are
taking possession of me. I've seen mysei'
die, and in imagination have gone through
all the details of my own funeral, ana
have wept aloud"
Don't dwell on such cheerful themes,
Aunt Abbyw and little Ann laughed az D
She laughed too, right. merrily ten years
from that very day, when Henry May, now
Captain May of the U. S. Navy, came with
his splendid epaulettes aud glittering sword,
and asked her to become his wife, declaring
that his infatuation for the pretty maiden
dated back to the morning when she stood
at his mothers door, suing for tear with
which to subdue disease! She wept real
tears, too, when Captain Henry sealed his
marriage VOWS with ring enclosing beau
tiful pearl that bore as strong resemblance
to little tear as could be found in that
costly jewel. At The conclusion of the cere-
mony by the Rev. Soule, the disciples of Es-
culapius and Hahnemann,-who had taken
possession of the professional field of Smith
vile since the demise of DR.. Sykes two years
after the illness which the ''maiden's tears"
were supposed to have healed, inasmuch as
the herb ''ning-la-poot' was found to be en-
tirely unknown to the American market
evinced their cordial approval of the happy
consummation of events, by the gift of
beautiful silver porringer and spoon with
jewelled handles. These Uncle Sykes
thoughtfully grouped with his own offering,
an alabaster Cupid, which smiled archly
from its pedestal upon the lovely bride, thus
pleasantly symbolizing the romance of which
these happy nuptials were the result.
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Wit and Wisdom.

Two young men went to Henderson to see
the Misses Jones, two very estimable young
ladies there. A colored girl came to the door
and the following conversation took place:
care the Misses Jones IMP"
eyes, sab, Mrs. Jones am in. Does you
want to see her?''
''No, We want to see the Misses Jones'"
"MrS. Jones, OATS what said"
"We want to see the Misses Jones, can't you
understand.
"Course / kin. De Mrs. Jones am the old
lady. OATS de only missus in dis heah house. y
"Confound it, we want to see the old lady's
daughters "
"Oh, de Miss Joneses Why didn't you say
SO? reckon you'se bofe drunk. Come pes
term round heah wild yo' misses and missus
and de- You better clar out, you can't peddle
no books heah, you heah me?" and she
slammed the door in the faces of the aston
ished young bloods. This is an actual occur
rence-Detroit Free Press.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.
A Cure Guaranteed.

DR.. E. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
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Ar at Fortress Monroe 18th. barqne Harriet S
Jackson Bacon, Rio Janeiro, (Apl go and passed
up to Baltlmore)
Passed in 18TH sch L Richardson. Baiano, from
MaJanzas.
Ar at Pensacola 9th, brig Maria W Norwood Ma
guire. New York.
Ar at Liverpool 11th, ship Louis walsh, fendle,
ton, Belfast.
Sch VIM Beasley, from New York for Portsmouth,
put back to New York 18th for men, part OF the
crew having mutnied.
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Sch Chas A Ropes. of Lubec Capt Whalen, from
Eastport for New York. pnt into Vineyafd-Haven
9th with loss of bowsprit and headgear, cutwater
damaged and mainsail torn having been in collision
with sch j Nerris, of Tisbury. same day.
Sch VIM Tell. from - for Sargentyille, put into
Bucksport 10th. with bowsprit ripped up and bow
timbers started, having been in collision
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NoT1CE 20 MARINERS.

LIGHTHOUSE Inspectors OFFICE, 1st Dist,
Portland, June IL, 1882.
Spar buoy, red, has been placed off Devils
Head east entrance to Eggemoggin Reach.
East end of White Island bears west.
Dry part eff Green Ledge, SSW.
HENRY It. PICKING, Comdr, U. S. N,
l.. III. Inspector,
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Bombay May TO- ship Transit Owen, from
New York.
Calcutta-Sld FIN Saugor May 4th barque Guy G
Goss, Freeman. New York.
Sid I'm Iquique Apl 9th, ship Matilda, Meriiman,
British Columbia; 18th, barque Chas oring, Ihest-
Ar at Havre 9Th, ship vigiiant, Dillingham;. from
San Francisco, 116 days.
Sid FIN Falmouth May 49, barque P Merrman,
Young (from Huanillos) for Hamburg.
AR at Victoria, VI, May 26, ship Matilda Merri-
man, Iquique.
Ar at Nuevitas May 81 sch Helen Maria, Look,
New York.
At Baracoa I'd inst, schs Eunie McKown, Wiley,
from Philadelphia; Belle Brown, Hunt, from New
York: Luella A Snow, Gregory, do; Nickerson.
Farr, from st Kits: VIM Douglass, McIndoe from
New York.
Sid FIN Guantanamo May 9th, brig j H Lane.
Shute, New York.
Sid I'm Cienfuegos Sd inst, barque Carrie Heckle,
Woodbury., Philadelphia.
Sid FIN Caibarien 1st inst, sch Elva Pettengll,
York, Philadelphia
Ar at Cardenas I'd inst. brig Cadet, Sawyer, Cher
rydeld; Sd. Clara NJ Goodrich, Look New York; sch
Canton, Henley, Baltimore; 9th, brig f Merry,
Bradley, New York.
Ar at Matanzas 9th inst, barque Fannie H Loring,
Soule. Portland; 9Th, sch Eva May, McDufie,
Richmond, Va.
Sid 4th, baraue Alice Dyer. Delaware Breakwater
Ar at Sagua 4th inst barque Chas Forbes. Collins,
Havana; II L Gregg. Dyer, do. 9th, Marena, Moore,
New York.
Sid 9TH, brig Jas Miller, McGilvery, for Delaware
Ar at St John. NIB, 10th, sch Temperance Belle.
Whelpley, Portland.
mastOn,
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BOSTON BROWN BREAD.-One cup -four, one
cup rye, two cups Indian meal, two-thirds cups
molasses, two cups milk, one cup lukewarm
water, one teaspoonful salt, and three tea
spoonfuls CONGRESS YEAST POWDER. Steam
Two or three hours.
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Steamship Eleanora, Bragg, New York-Henry
Fox.
Barque Matthew Baird Walls, Caibarien -Phin-
nsy & jackson.
Sch Lucy A Davis, chew, GID Davis. Boston, TO
load ice for West lndi9s-Ryan & Kelsey.
Sch Joliet Richardson Bangor-C III True.
Sch Nettie Cushing, Robinson, Rockland, to load
for New YORK; b Dodge.
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Portland, Bangor & Machias
STEAMBOAT co.
Spring Arrangement.

...uoea.s The Steamer CITY OF RICH
A.Hn1H PMoND, VIM. e, DENIhsoN:;
SslasAsR2szszEzzs Master, will leave Railroad
w hart Portland, every Friday
evening, at HIS O'Clock, or on the arrival OF
Pullman train from Boston, for B0ckland, CAS-
tine, Deer Isle, sedgwicE, So. West II ar
Dor, Bar Harbor Ont DESERT, Miilbridge,
yOncsport and MachiaspOrt.
Also leave Portland every Tuesday Eve
termediate Landings.
Returning, leaves Machiasport, every Mon
day qerning, at 4.3O O'Clock, and Millbrldge
every Monday and Thursday at a. W.,
touching intermediate landings, arriving Port
land same evening, connecting with Pullman
Night Train for Boston. Freight taken for
Jonesport both trips
The Lewiston connects at Reckland with Boston
g. Bangor steamers for Bangor.
GEORGE L. DAY, General Ticket Agent.
E. CUSHING, General Manager.
Portland NAV l. SS2. dn
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SPOKEN.

April 26, lat IL N. Ion 26 W, ship Harvester, AL
lem from Philadelphia for New Tacoma.
April 6. lat II s. Ion 81 W. barque lille, Brown
from Boston for Sydney NSW.
june 8, off Highland Light, ship W r Grace
from Liverpool for New York.