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Episcopal Church-Full SER
vice at ii \. NJ. and 7:30 p. NJ.
All cordially invited. The Usher
will seat strangers.
Methodist Church-Rev. W.
G.. Gray will preach at IL A. NJ d.
Sunday School at , p. NJ. No
evening service.
Presbyterian Church - Ser
vices a: this church to-day at
the usual hours, morning and
evening. Mr.. Fairbairn will
discuss the question, " Did
Jephtha take the life of his
daughter % Sabbath School at
1915. All cordially invited.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-18

In yesterdays issue Of the
APPEAL DR.. Smart advertised a
horse and buggy for sale in the
fifty-ccnt column. He called at
the office about noon and re
marked: "Well, it beats Ii.
didn't suppose those few lines
would do any good, but had
eight men call at my Office this
morning wanting to buy that
horse, and here rve been trying
two weeks to sell it and never
ran against anybody who wanted
a horse. If that ad. had been
in earlier in the month I would
have saved SO iE jaw bone and
shoe leather"
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SUMMONS.
IN TIE DISTRICT COUwv oa'

IN TIE DISTRICT COtI; oF
1.-THE SECOND JUDICIAL pl~TRIt T.
of the State OF Nevada, in and for tA..
| County Of Ornsby- Martha NJ. IngIa-
| ham, plaintif, VS. John :. IugrahauI. .
standardization brought in the Di>-
| trict Court Of the Second Judicial Dj>-
! trict of the State of Nevada, in and for
| the County of OrmShy. and the com
plant filed in said County of Ormsby-
| in the office of the Clerk q said D,sirirt
Court The State % Nevada sends greet
| ing 10 John :. Ingraham. defendant
You are hereby required to appear IN
an action brought against you by thu
above named plaintiff in the DiStrici
Court Of the Second Judicial District at
the stat" of Nevada. in ana for IN"
County of Orm shy, and Ia answer thu
complaint filed therein "a copy of which
accOmp anice this summons within ten
days exclusive Of the day of scrN ico.
after the service on you Of this sum
mons-if served within this county: OF
if served ont OF this county, but la tl~
district. within twenty days, otherWi~'-
within forty days-or judgment By do
fault will be taken against you. The
said action i brought To obtain a judy
ment and decree against you disso!Vin.
the bonds of matrimony now eNiStin"
between YOU and plaintiff upon tn,
grounds, LIST DeSCrtion and abandon
ment OF plaintiff by you for more than
one year last past, "a Failure ON your
part To provide for plaintiff the cou,mou
nccesSarieS of life for more than or,
year last past, not the result of poverty
which YOU could not avoid 10y ordinary
industry, and for the care, custody ana
control Of your minor children, waite
5. Ingraham, Edna Ingr8ham and Her
bert NJ. Ingraham And you are herr
by notified that II you fail 10 appear ana
answer the said complaint as above "a
quired, the said plaintiff will apply t..
said Court for the relief demanded and
prayed for in her complaint herein.
Given under my hand, in the county
Of Ormsby. this 27th day of February iIs
the year Of our Lord, one thouSanU
eight hundred and eighty-three.
TRENMOR COFFIN,
feb2S-3 1d Attorney for Plaintiff
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STOCKS.

SAS FRANCISCO, March H. Following
are the opening and closing quotations
Union. ); Martin White. +jc: Navajo,
5 50, 3: Benton. l5c: Could 4 Curry
2 60: Alta, SOC, l5c; Con. Virgins, 5Oc;
California. Zoe; Albion. 20c; SAVAGE,
2 o.; Northern Belle, g; Mexican, 3 80;
Hale 4 No. cross, -; Belle Isle, 50c;
Ch"iesr. II; Sierra N-vAoa, 81; Ol,hm.
5 %. ) 10; North Belle Isle. 45c; Potosi.
|: Crown Point. SOC. 9Ic; Utah. .:
elbow Jacket 9
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IN BRIEF.

Max Aronson Is back at his
Old stand IN Carson.
# M. Yerinoton has been suf-
fering from stomach troubles.
Miles Sbarkev left last NIGHT
ia ,,.ca+a in Portland 1raoo,
Tim Den,nsnv,s wifa nrnsnnfad
him with a daughter Yesterday
"
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,od
MI ro+..o ,v;,, Ca
. ns. A.:
,U;, 1874
,roc ~ v-;ua: ,,;r o
ba;oa. ,o. ..9 :.
" H. H. Do"h9 IS Sack from
= G. r q, . r;s;+ 10 h;s f,,,,;,,,
"o i'' Nj LAWS All" liz
Hp''oop'A tii''i VIA oi'icia'e al
''io '0'"'e iiSoiA 'o-u@S "t
''ooA'
~ D"s' % .n'' WY 'i"e
nes" e'7. ''eSi'e"I "a 'ne
A'"A" VI % 'he 0'"'0
William Clancy had one Of
his fingers me- rly severed from
his right hand, at the Box fac
WY VII
Senator Jones and family are
expected to arrive here at an
early date. Mrs. Jones has been
quite ill all Winter.
,,o |
JOHN ~ a. No''e i'"s gone "
from, ch.r,os c.oo,, ,;t, .
,.o, a;o.oa;.:
.. Co.,;, o,o co,., Die
o,;.road Coun,nv
E'eryoouy Is Wiling 10 assist
Mr.. Piper in his benefit, but no
one takes the initiative. Let rs
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-18

CagWin Il NoteWare have re
ceived the latest styles of Easter
cards as designed by Prang. The
best artists of the country, in
duced by the high cash prizes
offered by Prang & Co., have
executed some designs which
for variety Of detail, harmony Of
color and fineness of execution
surpass all previous efforts of
the celebrated house. Call and
examine the selection.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-18

The Chinaman injured on the
railroad tracS is getting along
well and will recover. The
physicians find his injuries all
external.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-18

1 tive-dOllar gold piece in the far
a box Of "a Mission street bobtai
2 and had t. make eleven trip
over the route before the caShie
came around to unlock the DO.
, and give him his change, minu
: the amount he had taken out j,
: rides. The report that Ger
! tain Senator was bunkoed Ou
!; of a three hundred dollar check
and a railroad ticket to Reno i.
not generally credited among
my Mob Hill associates, and
Governor Stoneman assures me
upon his honor as a soldier that
the story about another Upper
House member tumbling for
the amount Of his pile with a
straight flush against d bigger
one is an infamous Biock Re
| publican lie!
AMUSEMENT
At the California they are
playing IA piece entitled "The
Red Pocket Book" It is Won
derful how such an abominable
mess of hog-wash will draw
such crowded houses. The viii
liam is enough to give any sane
sagebrusher the jim jams.
When he first enters he strides
with the sterotyped melo-drama
gait about forty times around the
stage, then advancing to the
footlights, cranes his neck, and
after grinacing like dyspeptic
monkey for ten minutes, Whis-
pers hoarsely from the bottom
of his intestines ~ am here at
at last" And he keeps up that |
internal business throughout the
piece, until one feels like club
bing him to death with a pack
There is q ship scene
which would be Kissed off the
stage at Empire City. And yet
it ticsles the tSa1 Francisco
dramatic palate and is liable to
run several weeks. Our cor
must have paid his
way in here-ED. APPEAL.l
The Ministries are doing a good
business at the Standard and
hey deserve all the good luck
hey are enjoying. Private
)ox rendered by the manage
nont, you know. " Pop
till continues to draw at the
Bush Street. The piece amounts
o nothing in itself, its success
)eing attributed to the excellent
business of Mackay and
Kate Castleton. GHo. Ho!l The
after is superb in her line. She
5 as lively as q cricket and
,rettier than Pete Cavanaugh,
Pete Dunno or Otto Greenwood.
The company Will probably visit
arson and YOU mustn't fail to !
ee them. Mention my name
0 Kate and tell her to whom
he is indebted for this seven dol
ar and a half puff. Lin@ard
pened at the Baldwin last
ight with "Parvenu.' was
here and kept awake until the
liddle Of the second act. !
,as aroused before the compile IL
ion of the third, by the snoring
f the people around me. 1t is
lie stupidest play I ever wit
essed; nearly devoid of plot,
I'd entirely destitute Of art,
striking situation or fine char
tier. [Denied Identification at
lie box otiice'l Opera and beer ,
old their own at the Tivoli and !
inter Garden. The Opera n
.ouse is closed and persume u
)u think it is about time for
e to follow suit.
TRUTHFUL JEEMs. A
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Remaining in the Carson Post
office March, II, 1888.
LADIES LIST.
Willis Miss Alice
GENTLEMEN 5 LIST.
Bradley A l. Nichoi J III
RourrOus Root Owen Ben
Dunkin John Petersed ThOs
Hall J M Ross W III
Marsh VIM Sendero NitOric
\
G.. c. WHITE, Z. NJ.
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- those from the large cities, an
especially this one. l heard
member Of the Lower Hous
severely criticised and ridicule'
because ne moved to suspend
the constitution for the purpos'
Of some parliamentary proceed
ure. I didn't blame the fellow
particle. Such a constitution
as that recently adopted by thi.
State ought to be suspended
and the oftener the better.
sAGEBRUSH PERSONALS.
San Francisco is, as you are
aware. the Mecca of our Nevada
law makers after the adjourn
ment, and this year has brought
the usual number Of Legislative
pilgrims. You meet them
everywhere except at church.
! You encounter them at the the
aters, the MINISTRIES, at Wood
wards Garden, at the Palace,
the Russ, Lick, Grand, Baldwin
and What Cheer. You see them
on the streets, in the horse cars
and occasionally seen in a drink
ing place. You can tell them
three blocks away. They most
~ affect plug hats, Sutta purcha
canes and pumpkin-colored
kids. / met Tom Rockhill the
other night, coming out Of a
house where a spiritual seance
had been held. He had on a
silk cady, milk ana molasses
vest, swallow, tailed coat, straw
colored hand socks and was
twirling q natty little stick with
the grace of 4 kearny street |
masher. Senators Westerfie!d, |
Henderson and Foley and As |
semblyman Smith Of Eureka
autograph on the Palace register.
4. c. Cleveland and wife are
also stopping there, as is also
Matt Canayan, who entertains
his friends at his rooms in his
usual princoly style. Charley
May OF the Third House is an
other patron Of the big shebang.
Senator folly holds forth at the
Russ House, while his colleague
Senator Dennis hashes and
5lumbers at the residence Of |
some friends out at the Western |
Senator Hammond
IS down here. He says he is
)ut Of secular politics, but it is
currently reported that he is a
for Generalisimo of
the Salvation Army which is
now prosecuting such an active
against the Devil,
he gin shops and the Demo- /
ratio party in this city. AS
'emblyman McBurney shores at
he Lick and feeds at the mar
Set, while Senator Rockhiu is {
Icing the grand at the caravan s
AIRY Of that name opposite the t
Palace. Mr.. Ierington, who 5
las been quite i'll with infam- /
nation of the bowels, is able to G
re around again. Steve Gage is L
rying to solve the problem how t
Democratic anti-monopoIy Il
Iayor happened to be elected v
n Oakland the other day over t
Republican railroad candidate. o
am afraid he will have to give 4
up. Lieutenant Governor n
.augh:on arrived here yester- a
ay. He is reticent upon the a
lbject Of Governor Adams re- a.
orted candidacy for United Il
tates Senator, and his own sue h
ession In THAT event to the Gov y
rnorship. But speaking Of II
lat, Mr.. Editor, you can inform y
our readers in the strictest con-
lence that there is about the
me probability Of Fairs re-
gning the senatorship as there
oUid be Of your letting up on a
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-18

; journ in this graceless, Coolies
and gasless city has so democrat
lied my nervous, mental an,
political system that it is witt
considerable reluctance and hes
itation / grasp my Faber for the
purpose of addressing, from ;
I tide water standpoint, the intel
lectual perusers of your inval-
liable and invulnerdbie Journal.
THE GAS FAMINE.
The most marked feature OF
change which strikes the occa-
siOnal visitor in this metropolis
is the decapitated lamp-posts
at the corners Of the streets, the
lanterns by which they We're
| heretofore surmounted having
been removed by order Of the
municipal nlagnates, who have
decreed the town TO darkness
for the term Of three calendar
months. There being DO funds
to pay for the illuminating truck
the aforesaid NJ. Ms doubtless
concluded to save the wear and
tear of the glass fixtures by
storing them away where they
could not be reached by aggres-
sive brick bats and paving
stones, manipulated by night
proving hoodlums and irate
light loving citizens, who were
prone to make them the target
for these malicious or indignant
missiles. 1t is said that two
months more must elapse before
the reign Of darkness j. over,
and in the meantime the festive
burglar and the sp0rtive garroter
are expected to revel in the |
plentitude Of 4 hounteous har-
vest.
LEGISLATURE AND LEGIsLA- .
TORS.
The California Legislature
adjouins size die to-day, and
evidently to the great relief of
he taXpaying people of this too
much legislated city. | know
hat the typical legislator is the
natural target for the shafts of
he half-penny wit of the penny
,-liner the butt of ignorant
malice, sand the objective point
If abuse for all Of the lower
strata Of Gods human formation.
\ person who runs for legislative
position generally knows this
before he stands in; therefore
is deser' ing of all he
,ets. \ man who voluntarily
the position of public
post, should make up
lis mind to thorough saturation
rom the streams of unsavory
!uid which ere sure TO be di-
ected against him. The MEM
erS of the present Legislature
n this State are, however, get
ing a little more than the usual
ose. They are getting it from
IL quarters, at every range and s
Y every channel. Those from
his city appear to be the es- :
ecial objects of the moist at c
,cks Of the GUESSING public. The c
xecration appears to be upon t
eneral principles, rather than )
n any particular crime of f
mission or commission. No S
special act is cited, but there is s
popular clamor against the ag- v
result Of the session. a
his is probably undeserved, as y
!ere is not time in sixty days t
carefully consider and COM Il
etc One-half the necessary leg p
lation for State as large and
it'll as many conflicting inter
is as this. / spent a day in t.
'cramento last week, and was v
1pressed with the opinion that is
e two branches would COM b
ire favorably with any Legis- d
ture that l had ever seen in z
ssion in the State. OF course OF
wasn't up to our Nevada if
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1t is now quite evident that
Shade Of New Zealand is not
anxious to meet Sullivan Of
Boston. Its the culture in Sui
livan's right mawler that breaks
up the unintellectual squad
from the other side Of the water.
The statement that the Rice
Surprise Party and the Madison
Square company would appear
here next week is 4 mistake
they will show here about the
last Of the month.
II is currently believed that
the bonanza firm will make no
effort to retain the control of any
Of the C0mstOck mines south of
Ophir.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-18
so Cents Per Week

TIC All cas5cs of legitimate at crusem ehis
no. exceeding six lines inserted IN tho cslu rn
Tor 80 Cclts per week.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-18
d" TRUTHFUL JEEMS.
HE MEETS SOME SAGE
BRt sH SOLONS At THE
BAY

tircHi.tes Through the Wicked
City. Etc.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-18

III COIN IS~NOW THE. sol T.
VIZ agent in Carson OF the White
and New fiowe''scwing machines.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-18

\ house furnished or UNFINISHED g.
west of Carson street Address this
Office. MAJ
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-18
Wanted,

\ girl 10 do general hou>cworh. I'm
auire aL this office. nrI>
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-18
w. D. TORE: TYSON

Carson cry, March 9. is.
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W aBted.

'U>ETLOW'S PEEFUMERiES, lNGLCDINI
q Harc stuart, White Ger,uuas ant
Spring Violet Tor sale NJ the City DI1l. store
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Some pretty tough stories are
told about a number of our Ne
vada Legislators down here. 1t
is related that certain Assem-
blyman from one of the bovine
districts, while ascending in the
Palace elevator with a number
of friends, asked the attendant
if ne took street car tickets for
fare, at the same time display
ing bundle, and with true
liberality offering to
pay for the entire party. An
other one, i, is said, dropped u
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-18

y horse and buggy. with harness. TIN
horse is Il GrSt-claSS roadster, per!cc'lN
gent" and well trained. Apply al In,
Smart'S office mi1
The Portland daily press., 1883-06-19
DOM EsTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCIsCo-Cld 10th, ship Leonora Fark.
Liverpool.
New YORK, } for Portland, o.
JACKSONyILLE-Cl Cid 18Th, sch Emma s Briggs,
Lewis, New York.
AR 14th, sch s Oliver Snare PHILADELPHIA
FERNANDINA-Sld 18th, sch Anita, Jewett
Martinique.
Cid 18th, sch Cathe Berry, Smith, Pensacola,
SAVANNAH-Sld 16tb sch Annie l. Henderson,
Henderson, Brunswick VIM Lawrence, Hooper
Brunswick.
CHARLESToN-Ar 10th, scbs Cephas Starrett.
Lawrence, Baltimore: Fred w Chase. Mason, do.
WILMINGTON, NC--Ar 18th, sch Mary E Fen
wick Williams, Bath.
WILMINGTON. NC--Ar 18th, brig Geo Dale
Atwood, Boston.
Old 18TH sch Jos soutber, Watts, Ihomaston via
KiCHMoND-Ar 10th. sch Maggie Smith, Arey,
Kennebec.
New Yors. TO load for Martinique.
GEORGEToWN, DC - Ar 18th, sch Abbie G
Stubbs Lewis, Boston.
ALEXANDRIA Ar 10th, sch o ID Witherellr Gar
field. kenDebC..
BAD11MORE-Ar 18th, sch Jas A Garfield, Ack.
erly, Eleuthera.
fHILADELPaIA-Ar 18th, ship Mary l. Cush
ing Brown Newburyport; sen Silver Spray, Lam
son, st John, NIB; NJ Mahoney, Bangor.
ar 18th, brigs Kataidn, Dodge, Monte Christi;
Kaluna, Ray, and Amy A Lane Costgan, Matanzas.
Old 18Th, ship Queenstown. Hichborn, Hiogo.
NEW YORK-Ar l6th, schs l. Cocbrane Hopkins
and Maria Adelaide, Kent Bangor q a Stevehs,
Kendall, dc; Il 2 Rogers, Rogers, Kennebec; Jassie
Reeves, Edwards, Deer Isle: M Kennedy, Whita.
ker, and Red Rover. Colson, Ellsworth; Wesley Alb
bolt Mitchell, do; Addie Homer, Frankfort; Com
mandcr Carver, do; Jas Warren, Leighton. and j II
moore, dams, Gardiner; W Locke. Chase, do;
u COLLINS Wooster Hailowell B 4 Sherman. fin
Hallowell' Eagle, Perry, Lubec; Veto, Heath, Mt
from hockiand; Carre J. Xix Xix, do; j w Hines
Smith, and j II Chsifee, Buell., sullivan.
The Portland daily press., 1883-06-19
About Trees.

When tree is taken up to replant, 1t
should always be marked SO as to replant as
IT first grew-the north side to the north.
When planted in sandy or light soil, clay
basin bottom should always be put in first
10 hold the water, and then loan mixed
with clay should be used for filling, 10 cover
the roots. "Three-ffths of the nourishment
of tree comes from the air." says theor-
izer, which is humbug Girdle the tree
and see how long it win live. "Howl that
rain made the grass grow," is very com
mon expression. But such is not the fact
1t forms liquid solution Of the fertilizing
properties contained in the earth fertilizer,
and the little tender fibrous roots take it up.
and then up springs the beautiful tender
grass. Exhaust the soil of its entire fertil.
izlng properties, and you will get no mofe
grass The tree draws its nourishment from
its fbrous roots in the same way, and not
from the air; aud if you wish TO keep your
trees vigorous and healthy, remove the soil
occasionally six or eight inches deep around
the tree, and replace it with rich, fresh dark
loan. A tree requires a shower bath from
rain or otherwise. occasionally, as much as
a man to open ils pores; and, like man,
when it has received the bath it gives off the
pent-up heat in the body, and therefore the
charming odors and fragrance inhaled is ac-
counted for upon euieliag a forest immed-
lately after rain shower.
The Portland daily press., 1883-06-19
Portland and Worcester Line.
PORTLAND 4 ROCHESTER, Il. II
Arrangement of TRAINS.

- On and after Iaeudny, Janc as,
ss---.~esss.-est SSS. Passenger Trains will leave
s~n-s SO Portland At s,30 a. ua., nnd
.1S p. rs. arriving 1T Worcester
st BIO y, m. Anc T.SO y, N. Returning leave
Union Depot Worcester, aS 730 "A. m, and Ills s.
M, arriving at festisnd At l.26 p. m ead $40 =.
N.
Nsr gisRson5 Ayet -suae., sAecksurM.
Nashaa, sscwefis Winsihnm, aRa as
p1nN ut 80 ~. ~. and R.0S y. uss
Esv s41cAarter. Concord and points N0rth, So
t.ea D. saa.
Eos Rochester, aprtuSvSlq, Alfred. ygmt.
erb0ro mad Hace sskver,7.x0 a. rss., asgs
y, Ess.s and (misea) az tS.SO o. aDs Retarring
leave Rochester at tmixed) B.AS a. ~, III lb
a. M, snd 3.3b .. M; arriving 90 Portland
(mixedl $40 a. m., I.26 p. IN. and 4. 40 d. M
Ser esNrhaw, Succnrnpra, Gls,ueasriptsr,
mills, WcssbTOCk and W0assgorsafr.
80 a. na,p E.0Si $3.50 and tmiSeal
se.JG 3, M.
The s.05 y. lss, tIan from Portland oonneots A.
q Sc ss@1C, With gE00sUc E@0Eel Nusstr fo1
tttNest, and az aiea Degoa, Worceascr. m
New Work vie W'9rwfcH Lime. and aIs rnst
itaprsagGcSd also with ". ". "a n, Ke "a
M (''SteanaeI Maryland Ronta', FOR sshsla,,,S@
e'ssN, ssssstssto e, Washington, and tia
Aoaln and with HostSG a. ALBANY Es "a. gnf
tho w eaGs ~
Close connections mado Ell WessAroos Enm..
mon with through trains Of Ne. Central K Il anc
At GrandTrunk Iransfer Portland vsitb ti'rens,'S @
trans OF Grand Trunk r. T.
Fnrough ickets to ali points south ana wsss ~
lsspot ofjeap anf et iieiiirs g Adama' No 2q M
change street
Does no. atop NJ W ,oiforts
JULIO - '-A0' S"ps'
The Portland daily press., 1883-06-19
CHEAP OCEAN TICKETS.

A LII desiring to nd for friends in the Old Conn
"a try will save money by buying their prepaid
stserage tickets at the General Ocean Steamship
Office, No % Exchange Street (,lon't mistaka fba
namherl at the sign of the big Locomotive al pre-
sent reduced rates by theCunard and other fast rst
on the warm Gulf Stream route thus avoiding All
dangers from ioe and icebergs. l can sell prepaid
storage passage tickets from Queenstown, London
derry and Belfast for $2i. 90; Dublin S22.OO Lon
don bristoi, Cardiff and Galway. $24.00; Ham
burg, Antwerp, Havre Mannheim Amsterdam, Rot
teFd&n, Paris Bremen aud Har ngen. S2Ioo
copenhagen, Christiana, Christi lsand. Bergen
Trondnjem, Goteborg, Malino, SIS 10; children un
Ter half fare Sterling and scandinavian
iuu 28dtf % Exchange st
The Portland daily press., 1883-06-19
Fnrna for sale.

A 7 a great bargain. Situated on the line OF the
Contains 300 acres, a large portion of which ia
valuable timber land, and alone Is worth more than
the price Of the farm. IL has modern "a story
house, stable 40xB0, barn 4Ox72 with commoiious
outbnildings all in good repair and a never falling
supply of running water, There are fifty acres
excellent tillage land under good state of cultva
tion and cuts about forty tons hay and has one of
the best mountain pastures in the State The land is
well adapted for any kind of farming and is one of
the finest situations on the liue Of the p. Il o. H. X.
address OLIVER ID. RICE,
No. 1l6 Commercial street, Portland, Me.
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CEDAR BAYOU, TEXAS, Oct. 28, 1882.
have been bitterly opposed to any medicine not
prescribed by physician Of my choice. My wife,
hfty-six years old, had come by degrees OF disease
TO q slow sundown, and doctors failed to benefit
her got bottle OF Hop Bitters for her, which
soon relieved her in many ways. My kidneys
badly affected, and took twenty doses, and found
much relief. j sent to Galveston for more but
word came back, in the market. great Is the
demand; but got some elsewhere. IL has restored
both Of good health and we are duly grateful.
Yours, j. r. MAGET.