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The Portland daily press., 1882-05-30
I'M. G.. M. Association.

A STATED Meeting of the Maine Charitable
N Mechanics Association. will be held in the
Library Room, Mechanics Building, THURSDAY
evening June LIST at 7.30 O'Clock.
may30d2t r. B. SWIFT. Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1882-05-30

At Chicago on Saturday the Lumbermen's
Association increased the price of Il inch
mixed lumber 81 and timber ioists and
scantling 80 cents.
The amount of transactions at the clearing
house last week were SS75.2 .277.30.
At New York yesterday steamship freights
were quoted dull and rates nominal, with the
probability that grain shipments could be
CRATES; to London the rate was 3D. to Glasgow
I'D, and to Antwerp IL to I'd.
The Portland daily press., 1882-05-30
WANTED.
Situation Wanted.

Two good American Bell Boys
al the Falmouth Hotel.
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The Portland daily press., 1882-05-30
Hn Insolvency.

Court of Insolvency for the County Of Cnmberla nd
State of Maine. May 30 A. ID. 1882.
In case of CHARLES H. HODGKINS, Insolyent
Debtor.
TTyHIS is to give notice that on the twenty-ninth
IL day Of May, A. d. 1882, warrant in lnsoi
vency was issued by Henry G. Peabody, Judge OF
the Court of Insolvency for said County of Cumber-
land, against the estate of said
CHARLES E. HODGKINS, of Portland,
in the county of Cumberland, adjudged to be an
Insolvent debtor, petition of said debtor which
petition was fled on the twenty-ninth day Of May
A. d. 1882, to which date interest ON claims is to be
computed.
That the payment of any debts to or by said deb
tor and the transfer and delivery of any prop
erty by him are forbidden by law;
That meeting of the creditors OF said debtor, TO
prove their debts and choose one or more as
sgnees of his estate, will be held at Court OF
Insolvency to be holden at Probate Court room in
said Portland, the nj neteenth day of June A. ID.
1882, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. :.
Given under my hand the date first above written.
GEORGE w. PARKER,
Deputy Sheriff, as Messenger of the Court OF In
solvency for said County of Cumberland.
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The Portland daily press., 1882-05-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Musical Soiree-Professor Saucier
The Sister Dora Society-Reception Hall
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Owen, Moore & Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wednesday-Studley
Downfall of the Kids-Horatio Staples
Wednesday, Owen. Moore & Co
Special Sale-A B Butler
Colicoes-A B Butler
Carpetings-Geo A Gay & Co
Nj q NJ Associations Stated Meeting
Wanted-Ladies
Situation Wanted
Rare Chance-Charles Chandler
Specials-Geo Gay s. Co
For Sale-C W Smith
Natice-Selectmen of Deering
Wanted-Falmouth Hotel
Ice-D w Clark & Co
In Insolvency.
The Portland daily press., 1882-05-30
Wanted.

r AIDES in town or country to take nice light
IL work at their own homes; good salary paid.
Address, with stamp, "F. M. Manufacturer box
5234, Boston, Mass. mayoudlw~
The Portland daily press., 1882-05-30
FOR SALE.

4 COTTAGE House with small barn and lot 80
IN by 80 feet, very pleasantly located on Mon
treal street. will be sold very low. Inquire OF fC W.
SMITH, Willis Street. may5odu
The Portland daily press., 1882-05-30
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA
PROF. sAUcIER's CONCERT.

PROF. sAUcIER's CONCERT.
Prof Saucier will give musical soiree at
Reception Hall Friday evening assisted by
some of his pupils. Prof Saucier has bean
noticed before in these columns and favorably.
He is well known in Paris, where he was edu-
Gated, and also in Montreal where he was fav-
ored with many pupils. Among those who
will take part in the concert are Miss Ruth
G. Long, the mezzo-soprano who will also sing
at the Cary concert; Messrs. Tukey, Stetson,
Fernald aud Thomas. The following Will be
the programme:
Artillerists Oath ............-. Adam
Male Quartette.
Piano Solo-Caprice Etude. e.......s........SB Mills
Miss Fannie Lambert.
Song s'Ever, Forever. -..............,....F Tosti
Miss r. G. Long.
Piano Solo-Pasquinade. 1900. Gottsehalk
Miss Martha Colby.
Song Sentinel. -. Watson
Mr.. G. A. Thomas.
,,...,o e,,, a. An dante Larghetto from Concer-
i'iio DIV b. Rondo Giojoso, to OPP. 79
Pro. Saucier. Weber
Song-Banbury Cross. Weilings
Mics r. G. Long.
Piano Solo-RonS o Capriccioso ...... Mendessohn
Miss Mabel SWEET.
Song-"The'Man o. Warsman" .Marchant
Mr.. G. A. Thomas.
Piano Solo-Barcarolle dOberon. .Stamaty
Mr.. Frank l.. Rankin.
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The Portland daily press., 1882-05-30
NOTICE.

EXPOSURE of Person by Bathing in nude con-
in the Town of Deering in sight of any Dwelling
House or Public Highway will be punished to the
extent of the law in this case made and provided.
GEO. b. LEAVTTT, Selsctmen
GEORGE LIBBY, OF
THOMAS j. RIGGS, J Deering.
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The Portland daily press., 1882-05-30
InternationaI TeIegraph Co.

TryaE Annual Meeting Of the International Tsle- %
graph Co.. vii bo holden % at pSpIaSS TSs Tes N Me
TiTESmaY. ~ TSI, june 9th at O'Clock p NJ for tho
NC oS directors and any other business that may
properly '0i"' ''''-S A. D. BROWN, Clerk.
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The Portland daily press., 1882-05-30

10y first-class laundress. Good references
ID given. Call soon at lao Clark St. cor. Spruce.
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The Portland daily press., 1882-05-30
CHOICE SHADES

The prices made on the
above Lot of Silks will be
lower than they have ever
been shown i'm this city.
Don't fail to attend this
sale and learn prices,
whether you wish to pur-
chase or not.
Prices given ON above lots
are for one day only, and
cannot be duplicated as we
are simply selling these
goods to advertise and not
for profit.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-07

xE DAILY HERALD
SILOS AND ENSILAGE.
HOW FODDER Is PRESERVED IN
PITS, AND ITS VALUE FOR
LIVESTOCK.
The practical utility to California
of the recently adopted system of
preserving fodder for months in
close pits, is not yet settled. There
are undoubtedly parts of the state
where it will pay to construct such
pits, but their use by farmers gen
orally cannot be advised until a
l L L L
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-07

z 1882
William Penn was selected to finally
adjudge tne matter. And 80 his
attention Fret became attracted to
the new world, and his interest
awakened in it. The matter was sat
isfactorily adjusted, but West Jersey
was destined never to become q pro.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-07

months. Its chief value is thus far
found to be for dairy purposes. 1t
increases the flow of milk, as com
pared with dry feed. Swine and
poultry are successfully fed on
ensilage, also horses, though some
exceptions are noted in the latter
case. Cows are usually given fifty
or sixty pounds of ensilage per diem
with dry fodder and grain. Ensilage
alone is not sufficient. 1t is a substi-
tute for hay and coarse fodder, but
does not take the place of grain.
The condition of stock fed on ensi-
lage is always favorable, according
L To tho n.nnnrtr oE thncn loo fnrlnn ORG
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-07

TUESDAY NOVEMBER
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-07

PLIU1"Iy UI I1FIIOI9 u PAOPt.SV ,
government. Both ByllingeE
and Fenwick became involved
in financial difficulties, and their es'
tates passed into the hands Of trust
ees, one of whom was William Penn.
In this postum he became still more
interested in the country; he devoted
his niinntinn wholly To the aakklamAni
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
THE COURTS.
COr-RT CALEyDARs-APRnL 10.

SUPREME COuEr-CHAfs fssas-He1 nv Barrett, J.-0a
endar l. u-NOs II, T. a. .S, 30 81 3, ~, -
So 80 4O H. ~ 49, a. a. 49, 81 5o 81 -. o. O. -
ST. So 81 50 o. -, lOt IO7 lis, 10 10 s- l35'
149 lfo fo 6S lb 4s1 Ia, lcu, 4S, ISL go 45o ltl
200, pa 2OJ, 2jG, 2O7.
s0PRSsE coUaI-sPgciAL gM.-Court opens at 1890
a m.-NO day calendar
IO3- 1897. ~. UCs, 1893 1916 li i - llJ7 1875
lsl - 2405 2OOG 1856 1913. 1916 9ls 1893 1882
l25Il2 1885, 9l4L2 1913. lSsG, 1870, Jol.
PAH L-Held Uy DOlohue J.-NOs l42f 9!l2 1929,
2526 2Gi lGUs 27Ol 1862 - lU23 1853 L g. l2aJ ll77
1913 80, e7r lJ-2 1855 lio0 1913 l4Ul 41J 1876 sso
D. 666 1b p 1st SO, 1921, 1903 1904, 1888 1850,
PAEI Ill-He.4 DY Van Worst J.-CAsc Oh 40 800 HIN
man lgt. Hare 40 day calendar
PAKr G1I-Held Dy LarTcmore, lied in General Term
2u5i, 1OJf, ~, 9ly, 93J 3JU 1901 =. 1908,
2375 $50, l49j $ia le64 l57 l64a 1906 1875, lC16,
lO6s 1890 l6a 1850 aO4. AZ b63. S9 1876,
SUPERIOR CoURI-SrRCIAL TRHN--lield by lruaK. H.
Calendar called 40 il a. m--NO 33.
sUPEMOR COJEI-1lIA rKRA-PARI Held Oy Freed
J.-Case on 80. 2S2, Gibbs at Reilly, etc-NO dAy
PaEf iI-Held BY sedgv1ck. J-Nos G77 5s5 507.
34 2l9 TIA 81 6l 1l6 76s 3d. J5 $50 5l7 $50, 2lo,
PAE1 iII-Hed 10y Aruoux J-Nos. gG5 1929 9i3. q4t.
223 37 500 74O. S4l, 042 547 S57 yty 80
ESQ $50 s7s 5JJ IOOI OOO 1901 100, 1913 1913 IO--
CoihioS rLnAs-srEcIAL rERM-Hed BY c P Daly, c. ].
NOT.
COMMON PLEAs-TgIAL TERN-PART I-Held by J F. Day.
Case LIZA GuIterTnan agt Liver. OO. NeWiOrk
and PHILADELPHIA steamship Company No day calendar.
PART II-Held by Van HOeseD. Court opens al T.
No. 1888 500 1879 1850 2Z77 l1Ja 1907, Loo 1919.
1881, 1912, 1887, 1906
PARI III-IIeld by Brunt, c Court opens at u
1880 1884 1880 1906, 1882 $50 lS53 1870 1871
1912 1913 1874 ls45 1916, 1851 I94s 1919 1891 1907,
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.
Prominent features of yesterdays issue of THE

Prominent features Of yesterdays Issue of THE
SUNDAY tribune were as follows;
For,i1l Afairs-Mr. Lowell and Irish afairs. pcrse-
cutiou u the Jews British trade, China ald Japan .
Wa,hnct0u.-Judgc F0l-er's candidacy, sergeant Ma
son. The DeLOng search foreign missions.
Juulo.-Tue Assyrian n0uarcl win JUMBO aboard
ny,stigations-Gra speculations, recevershps, Ma
tioual Guard para ie-crlund.
seaiinc Arc.i cf two ,lis-ourians on suspi-
oi0u OF having stolen : 100000 ln bonds go .
slIpler4's ExaAluation.-I!-rce interviews with Nj
Ar Notes-Unusuauy large sales Of pictures at the
Bhciaai ing M Adams.-One OF tho rascals arrested
their recOrl IA New-York
Easter. society OF American Artists.
Ireland.-O ". :. intervention and Kilmanham
a winter Journey-Mr. Hassard wrote of Monte
Tie Ruralri Of Eugland.-Cap;ain Mayne Reid on
Mem5ries u Lougfcuov.-An evening with the poet in
New Puhhc4tions-A review Of the first two volumes
Of Mr. Frouie's Life Of Carlyle.
Ko,sUth's Despair.
A southern View OF the Yankee.
Tho swallow . -cDplttOcl.
How 10 Make Novel
Dumas perc. Dumas MS, and q famous play.
IoUrgUcl' rs latest works.
Home Interests.
Science ior he People.
Rel iciOuS Intelligence.
A Dream II Murder.
The Bearded Lady.
The ~tOre of q NJ.
Queen Natalie OF Sc-via.
Leading news topics were thus summarized:
FoREIGN.-American naturalization papers arc
openly sold IN London. --- The death OF the En-
pcror OF China Is reported. -= EeniaDs were az
rested in Dublin Saturday. - Further perse-
cut0ns Of the Jews N Russia are reported,
CONGEEsS.-Ihc Senate was not IN session Satur-
day. --= In the House the debate on the Tariff
Commission bill was continued.
DcMEsIIC.-James Fitzgerald alias Morrison
was held IN $4,000 bail saturday for conspiracy
10 sWiudle AlT. Adams in Boston. -= Congress
man nOnas Allen, of Missouri, died AZ Washing
ton. --- A report was circulated saturday lIat
Governor Cuttendcn OF Missouri had been asstssI-
mated by Francis James, brother of Jesse James. but
il was afterward coniradicted. 60 M. Shiphcrd
Foreign Ahans. - The Injunction against the
New-Jersey Central Railroad dismissed. ==
The striker at Lawrence voted not TO return to
work. == Further damage from the storm IN the
West was reported. -= Indictments were found
at Memphis against the officers OF the wrecked
steamer Golden Cfy
CITY AND SUBURBAN.--IwO men were arrested
SATURDAY suspicion of stealing bonds Of the city
of Ct Joseph, No =- 1 he Assyrian MOuOch,
SATURDAY night. = 4. NJ. Dcpcw and Pre>idenl
Jewet lied before a Senate committee n regard
to " corncr-.n --- The Assembly committee con-
uuutC Its inquiry concerning the Continental aud
Globe Life Insurance Companies. -- The Iap-
fists have fused 10 cooperate with the American
Biule SOCIety. -= The MeTOpOltans beat the
Yale Base BAN Club by : 10 saturday -= Cold
value Of the legai-ten ier silver dollar 4l2l2 grams
$3.50 cents ---- Stocks opened weak ana rec0Y-
ercQ, bat later declined sharply and closed weak
and unsettled.
Copies of tue Paper may still be obtained at the
Office Of TIE IMBUNE or by mail. Price, cents.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
RETAINIYG THE PRICE or A CRAVE

In the Fourteenth Precinct Station on Saturday
night Eul LaDy, Polish Jew, age twenty three,
held charge Of obtaining money under false pretcu
ce upon the conn an Of Mrs. Albertne Klh no keeps
restaurant IN tine Atlantic Garden, IN the bOwery
few months ago, yoans German. Emil spens. became
gagged meplber OF the lady orche str in the Ga
den, and they TO be married. but he died
cen tly. Mrs. Run and Tie woman 10 whom Spcns was
eng aged nlIust his trunk 10 Lany to have sent 10
his parcnt IN Germany; but instead ~ sending II there
he took II 10 Ills rOOn NO. 43 Eidrdget. ana kept Is
contents. Not satisfied with this theft, he kept go
which given him By the two order pay
Tor grave fOr bpcns. la tue IOmbs POlico Court
urday, Ae Wa held IN default VI SI 300 bail
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
DENNsYLYANIA RAILROAD.
On and after January q, 1892

AND UNITED STATS MAIL ROUTE.
Trains Newl via DesDrOses and Cortanft Street
FcTrrs as follows
HARRISBURG. Ptt-burg the West and south with Pullman
Palace = AMI p. t4all5 Nc"
York and chicago Limited oi Pullman Palace cars a m
Wilamsport IocK Haven. 81. rn n m. Cory and Fre
D. m connecting ar Cory Iusvie. Petroleum Cen
tre LEGION.
baltimore Washington. AMI the south Limited Washing
ENprs- Pullman flrOr cars ialr, except sunday
lOa. m. arrive Wlshn rtDn Regular al ESQ a.
$40 auds p. and l. night sunday, and Sp H.
y night.
For Atlantic tty. through uI- except sunday.
I8oafs ~brp0tyn Annex" connect with all throus
~rscy city snordngl speedy and d4ect transt
for Erooklvl travel ..--
and I04Op daily. From aslugton and Balti more go
t.5oa m 5D 3. 80 $50 4nd lO.5U p M. sunday 65l.
.50 a M si5 and lO.JJ p IN. From Philadelphia s. y,
Goo G80 C.jO $50 80 l05p - ~ l-0, % 20. sc
.yO 7,u $50 J35 40 and ll:jO SUNDAY. J.jD
~, e3 ;.,, II.fl l j.Zl 80 To- - aud 1880 D. IL
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
FAnE Only - TO BOSTON

flr ull .ra ticket
These siciuer= leaving NewYork on alternate
week days a. p from Pier -, y r., foot OF urry 81
notice will Dc given 0 thc resumption " sunday trips
ANNEN CONNECTION from JERSEY SIIl at 4
BEOOKLYS at 40 p u Tickets and statcI00us may BE-
secured a principal hotels and L. ket offices.
tir Office ~. -, and Ou steamers.
borden E LOWELL GLOkbL l. tONNOR,
Ar.ni- lIeul Ia.s Agenf.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10

~ IKAlSs EACH Way WEEK DAYS AID on Sun.
DAY luhf-E SIATlON~ ~ PHlLADEL
FHlA, TWO IL NEN-IOkh-
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP-
AAEN A. - a Z FASTEST TIME CON5IsI
ENl WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
xpress Trans Ne,. - vi, ra.,rosses and oo-
laudt streets, fcgres IoIovg. ~
~, -, oJO 40 iatcll ~ IN - 80 S.tl l. ), D. J.
al4 ID. l. and T. night
Express Trains leave daily except sunday at 3t
q. ami H. running through Trenton and Camden
tteiurn4lg trains leave Brl.-sL station. Philadelphia
l2ll 800. $50, a. 6:Jo $50 20 500 ami II (iAm
It,u i-Aptes 'lP . i4h l. . J. - B. bip 800 and p n:
on sunday -pi I'D 80 j:i5 $50 0jO 100 and
I. ~. dilly. except sunday.
Ticket lIce. $40 iuG 81 dF0i4Way. Asor House, and
foot ~ DcsprV -s and Co andt-- COurLs, and Brook
Annex station lOot OF futon-si BOokyl Nos ia,
10. and lis Iudronst H0DOAen stailOn- Jersey CITY
IMMIGRANT React yLcc. Battery place..
The seH uA IrfhHler Company Wy eau Tor anu SAoe>
baggage IRON hossl' ana ressGeneeA -. u ,voon
FRANK THOMSON = WOOD
Genera u Maua-er. General fass'r Agent
IIOR BRlDG EPORr / and all points on HOu-
= sATONIC AMI NAuGATUCK KATLHOA Ds-steamars
leave Up At ll:3O 800 Iusntyth
kasL .ia FarcloSer thAa VI oIaer roaa.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
6oiels.
BUCKINGHAM HOTEL,
wETHERBRE Il FULLER, Proprietor..
FIFTH-ANE. AND FIFTIETH-SIp
Opposite tathedrA,)
NEW.YORK

This new elegant house Is centrally located for the re-
Ception OF guests either transient IL II char
ingy situated being central point amidst the most fashion
able residences chuche- &c &C. near The Grand central De
three minutes walk Oft elevated roads and Mad
souave The ventilation heating ana plumbing are ar
ranged the most approved principles The hotel l. con
Quoted European pan pltronzel by the best families
Europe and America with restaurant OF unsurpas scd
excellence and at reasonable charges
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
OREGON.

IktFUNN, o,,7,o,,,,, - n,r-, ,,1,,,e
APOLIs, and points in NEBRASKA, UTAH. MON
TANA DAKOTA, MINSESOTA, AMI the NORTH.
WEST are reached direct from CHICAGO VIA The
CHICAGO AND NOKTHW E~TERN Z =
II run. from TWO 20 dive daily each way between
CHICAGO anu prominent Western points 1T ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west Of
Chicago PULLMAN sLEEPElsS are al. OF It's
rbin n amt night trains NJ fare and other
formation Apply by eLter person " 1nT cO1pJn TICKET
agent OF 10 l. + BOOTH.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
Gfcrrslous.
GRAND EXCURSION


GRAND EXCURSION
10 COLORADO NEW.MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA.
Leaves New-York THURSDAY, May :, l7S2. for ie,
iglu ~ III i've day Nine thousand ls lrbFeitcl
by trains Of Pullman and silver Palace cars Every luxury
ana M expenses Tor rstcass travel hotels drives
&c. included IN the price. which Is only 500
splendid opportunity, never before offered % Vlslt the WI
ders OF the great DercaD Continent .-,,
Ful particular m special programme t, uy Nt oI W.
eaton 10 TIOMA. cook -OS, 2Cl BrOaa s'ay. y; L.
C. A. BARATIONI, Manager T. U. BOX I'oAh
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10

- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
FARE - o. Boston for rstclass limited ticket good only
as specified their face
STEAMERS ~TDN INGION and NARRAGANS ETT leave
daily except ~uuday- from Per 49, ~ II, foot OF
Jat-- arriving Ia Boston Qt q a.
Tickets u all principal ticket oMces, atroOm-
offices o. West OTIS Express Co. at Nos ol d,
$50 BgOafWar A.tor House ~ MetUpO.tAu auG tth
Avenue Hotel ticket ollccs.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
10 OPHILADELPHIA.

THE OLD.EsTA BLTsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
~ IKAINs EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND on Sun.
DAY THREE STATIONS ~ PHILADEL
FulAs TWO IL NEM1Okh-
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP-
AAEN y A. - 4 Il Z FASTEST IIaiE CONSIST
EAL MIIA ABsOLuTE sAFEIN
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
FALL RIVER LINE

BOSTON ard the EAST ,la Newport ana Fall River.
!earutarauec OF the elegant steamers
BRISTOL and PHONlDEACE
fur tln ..r-- anl .u.nnrI.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
-MpEPIAI GFRNLAN NAIL-

i NORTH GERMAN LLOYD ~
STEAMSHIP LINE BtlNEt.N \ ~ y oHh'
SOU HAMPTON AND BREA ~ 81
MAIN. Wed, Apnl i. BKANNet Il" EIt y e AP 10
iHETN. sat April Is bONAt .-----.>al a
RATES OF PASSAGE from y EN- y Lsle 10 SO HAM
TON, HANRE or Bkt AEN,- 200
FIRST CABIN .....-.rlOO. SECOND CABIN .---.---cO
STEERAGE l.. t3L ,,
Return tickets reduced Prepaid staerage cert
Gates 81 Steamers sa from Pier between second anu
In--.,N, I.oooN--n nL.I-RIcHs & co. ? Bowing Green
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
6ttdmboats ano Railroads..

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
"a DEAN RICHMOND and ST. JOHN leave pier Il North
River foot of Canalsi every WEEK DAY az p. m,
meeting AZ Albany sunday morning excepted with trains
north west and east. StaterO0ms warmed.
Excursion tickets Albany add good 30 days2 80
W. W. EVERETT. President
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10

PROVIDENCE LINE for Freight only.
leave Pier % foot OF Warrelst y r. at p
daily Except sundays Tor Boston ylA ProNidcuccst,
Freight Via either line taken at lowest rates
II. r. BAEtOt -. President. l. ". flLhIN5 -. T. AS
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10

Eettures an6 Aleetinns.
V7HE ANNUAL MEETING of the Society for
the eleco OF oic and Managers gil Dc held at the
Snda school 0f Trinity chapel Oh MonGay the 4Otl st
al p
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
TNpFRTAL GERWAN LINE.

I'M =
1 Hnmburs-Anercan Packet Company's Line tr
PLYMOUTH CHERBOU RG and ia hb 10, ~
LE-~ING .--...--April u GEilI.-.I- =
CINBEI A...... April pa. Ft-l ,.lh i
Rates Plymouth Lon0On Chc:0ouq% anu IAN 5'.,,i
FIRST cabin second abin. $50 Hteera-e r lsoIs
trn ot reduced rates. Storage from Hamburg Hayro and
southampton. 427 r--,r.pn T. 20
kINiARDT & CO., {. b. hlC ARD a -,
1eneral Agents Genera ilssell-. a 81 -
NJ ~ Br0ad-st. y. y No o. Bio4i"ay' y. L
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10

rTHE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON
4 ALL RAIL from Graui Central Depot
Three express daily le1cep sunday 10 Boston AT
500 In. ipuror cars attached and 10 p IL win
palace -i-ruluE cars.
SUNDAYS 10 IN p u. with palace sleeping carsD
Limited ticket, b. Boston AL rI4, -.
aud paU0r car scat- can De- obtained III hetruDtu
Aycuue and windsor Hotel ticket OAce7 An1 Al "Anu
Central Depot
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
Amusemenis.

RARNUM'S CIRCUS.
But ONE
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
" they viii cOmo---in time
ELEPHANTS NOW HERE.
BBBB 600
+ 3 9 9
BBBBp . Q
BBBB" 900
ous Animal in the World.
e. Excited over His Purchase.
Geological Gardens, London.
RLY 10000.
Beasts Landed Amid the
Han Million People
ture, all America bonnd % have him
"regretsr Of Queen Victoria
the Law and the voice Of United Earope
ny and over million Of children
~ child in Great Britain
noon and evening Ia conjunction with
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The Republican journal., 1882-11-30
Let the Truth be Spoken
Time Tries ALL"
: By Their Fruits Ye Shall Know
Them
Read THE FLATTERiNG HOME TESTl-
MON:ALS AND BE CONVINCED.
Live Tape Worm 30 Feet Long Removed by Dr..
Wilbur.

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Wilbur.
The facts are these: ! have been troubled with
pains all over my body for the last eleven years.
have applied for relief to DR.. Jacobs, who told me
my lungs were affected. Dr.. Flanders said had a
scrofuas humor on my stomach. DR.. ktlgOre told
me my lungs and liver were the cause. DR. fetch
told me the trouble was my liver and bowels.
DR.. johnson told me had chronic Inflammation of
the bowels and DR.. Homer told me ! had enlarge
ment Of the liver. All these physicians treated me
for these different diseases but still got no better.
| made up my mind that | had to endure my trou-
bes as long as lived, but thank kind Providence |
am relieved of this terrible mons ter which kept
gnawing at my insides, making my life burden.
consulted Dr.. Wilbur at the American House, and
he is The first that told me what my real trou-
bic was. He gave me two doses of medicine, and
in six hours much to my SURPRISE | was relieved
of monster living tape worm 36 feet long! would
advise all persons afflicted in any way to call on
DR.. Wilbur, as they will find him a genial, kind
hearted friend Of the afflicted.
MRS. JACOB PAGE,
Nov p, 1852. Waldo Avenue, Belfast, Me.