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~" Are yona afraid of The dark = asked mother
OF her nlllt daughter :" was once. mamma,
when went into the dark closet to take il tart"
" What were you afraid off, 81 was afraid
wouldn't find HE tart"
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r Tn fi"lIiI,N j. always Kept IN sal,
80 90 Taiia--..-: T STOCKTON lecL-or
q \ i'-tandli'a &. q Yonge Ir .u,i Io,,
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-g.s1.a' greetings at LEON LoDG4 No. 3
= .-. ~ hressinQ. Al their Lodge 4s,,,m a,
Efaii.-r- IA good standing are "A, f;,.d ~
" VI. MISTOSH SR: n O.
A N.lNTs-H la X :
- lsr-uiai meetings of AUCILIA ENrAMi.
= -. str4a the second and fourth HOi.ft;. FL.
- o.. lfii. - their Lodge Room Al . -, loci
49, 3. -t~.c landing invited To attu1o
b. A. MEGINNISI q. =
a a 18Th ~ %Ftb.
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Take Hoods Eureka Liver Medf

The best family medicine made. 1t is the
latest and by far the best corrective of all dsor-
drrs 81 the Liver, Stomach and Bowels in the
market. Acts like "A charm in Indigestion, Tor.
pd Liver and Constipation. Only try it. For
sale by ali druggists. Som
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The game announced 10 TAX, place ~ thj~ c,r
club md the Flora! CiiY>. has been po.:ponel
until the folio" ing day, 1911, III 800 T. VI al
thc aif grounds Admission - cents
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l.,-uiAi meetings of AUCIL1.A ENrA>
METEOROLOGICAL.

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81, ns pafSf .reek
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civil Appointments.

The following civil appointments hay" been
made by the Governor and duly commissioned
during the past week
A A. Stewart, TO be Clerk of HE Cncul
Court in and for the county of Brcvard.
Samuel W. TeagGc, to hc Notary Public in
and for the State al large.
William Tucker, To be Collector ni Revenue in
and for the county OF Holmes.
5 W. Anderson, 10 be Justice of the Peace in
and for the county Of Washington.
c. w Shelter, 10 he County Commissioner IN
and for the county of Gadsdcn
X. w. Davis, I" be Superintendent Of Sch""l>
in and for the county of Clay.
r. A. Shine, To be Auctionccr in and ,nr the
county OF Leon.
II. C. Trcman, To be Justice OF the Peace in
and for the county of Orange.
X. C. Treman, TO he Notary Public in and for
the county of Orange.
David Collins and A. F. Williams to be
County Commissioners in and for the county of
Sumter
]. w Crazy, to be County Commissioner in and
for the county of Escambia.
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BenIty'a Organs.

We are informed that Mayor Beatty ,"l Wash
ington n. j. is making and shipping an organ
every ten minutes from his factory At Washing
fon, ~ j Read his advertisement
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Wanted TO Purchase for Cash

.SnH0 ACRES OF IMPROVED LAND IN
r.(VVO Leon or Jefferson counties, in large or
-'na tracts SCI price and description of land Ia
t. ID. ALEXANDER,
CRAGlN, COOK COUNTY. ILLINOIS.
:Jnne VI lNs:i-:t*
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New Advertisements.
BEEF FOR THE ASYLUM.

ADJITANT GENERALS OFFICE
rALtHASsFK, FLA, July IL, ISIS
lLiip& FOR FURNISHING FRESH BEEF TO
IL ihn State N~vlum fni the twelve months
ca a,nj,4,riug september J. 1N>3 will bc received
lhs of'e Of The AdjGant General from now uAl
th,: 3oi 3 OF August
III, sr-rsun furnishing tie beef will be required
- lr4iy4r il At The Blick Yard Depot, the +. G.
y ". Il. r. three times Per week. in quantities oI
uo. lc-'. than -tn y, and, Il each time.
idr 'aill hr ulsrcd on The 2l>t of August
Il, order ~ the Botr,i
i. F.. iONGE,
= ~ Adjutaut General
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We are inclined TO believe that DR. Hall is
correct when he says that taking a walk before
breakfast has put more people into their collins
than the ailments they were seeking 10 get rid Of
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over show Case, on to which it fell, breaking
ihr glass and scattering The burning oil over its
contents. Mr. C!arks books and some papers
were on the show case. Most of the latter were
consumed, the books badly scorched, and many
other articles more or less damaged Tie loss is
about $le0
BeaIty's Organs.
We are informed that Mayor Beatty, {" Wash
ngton, n. j., is making and shipping an organ
every ten minutes from his factory at Washing
'on, ~ j Read his advertisement
Mems Fine Boots and shoes.
Constantly receiving at
II ID. b. MEGINNIs> JR
Forty EBarrels Flour,
Bought since the decline and " i'll be sold AT bot
ION prices 1871 r. H. RANDOLPH Il CO.
G.isIe Thread and <.auze shirts.
A new lot just received, al
~ ID y. MEGINNI-S IR
Clients Eurmi~llinS Goods.
My took il complete
II ID. b. MEGINNIss' JK
Crackers and Candy.
Is r. IL RANDOLPH X cos
500
For The best nnlarndrcd Shirt AT
IL ID. b MEGINNISs, .IK
Fine GSn9. and Travelling SalcIlel~.
Inst received, AT l12I d. B. MEGINNIss .IR
Saratoga Trunks.
II at d. b. MEGINNIsS JR.
Prompt.
On Sunday night ! lost by damage To stock
from bursting Of lamp. To-day the Queen In
surance Company, of England, through Geo.
Lewis, Agent, has paid me in full
July II. 1888 l3I +. w. CLARK.
RsHrRains! EBarGains!! sar&nim"!!!
Ia Ladies Slippers, this week, al
- ID. B. MEGIENIss, JR.
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Mems. Fine boot. and Shoe.

Constantly receiving, III
10 d. b MEGINNIs> IR
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

k..s- Ii asp without SAIL
49, a.. .uAtr adien
h-.s- - Taoi,k,s Niih"ut tail
se4d,. M '0tef & dude
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
An Interesting pansion Case,

An Interesting Pension Case.
BOSTON, Jan. 31.-The Journals Washing
ton special says:-Mr. Dawes, from the Com
mittee on Pensions, has just made favorable
report in the case of Helen M. Thayer, widow
OF Charles Fl. Thayer, late private in Co. G,
10th Regiment Maine Volunteers. Thayer was
severely wounded in the leg while in the line
OF duty, for which he received pension. The
wound continued to cause him much suffering
until 1881, when he committed suicide. The
,sround on which the claim is based is that the
Sdffering from his wound and fear that he
would be unable to support his wife and six
small children preyed on his mind so much
that be became insane, and that in fact his in
sanity and death resulted from the wound.
The pension office refused to grant pension
under these circumstances to Mrs. Thayer, as
it did in the case of Mrs. Golderman, which
was Of similar character, but the All Con-
gress, at its first session, decided unanimously
to grant the pension.
Mr.. Ladd, of Maine, has just introduced
bill granting pension to Chas H. Dudley, late
private in the 4th Battery, Maine Light Ar
tllery.
Odd Fellows Dedication.
bRlDGTuN, Jan. ol-1ne Grand Lodge OF
ODD Fellows dedicated with imposing csremo-
MES the new and elegant Odd Fellows temple
at this place. The Grafton was by Grand
Warden Thomas lyric, of Auburn. A large
number of Odd Fellows were present from
Portland and the surrounding towns. The
Bridgton Odd Fellows rendered the visiting
brethren an elegant banquet at Central Hall,
where plates were spread for 400.
Fall OF an Ice House.
RICHMOND, Jan. 31.-The roof of one of the
Ceder Grove ice houses at Dresden, owned by
Otter & Co., of Baltimore, tell in to-day injnr-
ing one man severely and another slightly
Damage to building estimated at $500.
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Suit Against the Barron Estate.

At the January term. 1882, of the Penobscot
county Supreme Judicial Court, Messrs. S. f.
Humphrey and John S. Kicker of Bangor
were appointed auditors in the case OF Dexter
Savings Bank VS.. the estate of J. w. Barron,
who should give hearing to the parties, de-
eide upon the claims and report to the court.
In July last the first hearing was held at Dex-
ter. 1t was adjourned before the plaintiffs
(the bank folks) had finished their side of the
case The hearing was re-opened at Dexter
Tuesday. Hon. Josiah ii. Drummond of
Portland and Josish Crosby of Dexter, appear
for the plaintiffs; and D. d. Stewart of St AL
bans, and 7. FL. B. Pierce of Dexter for defend
ant The amount Of claims made by the bank
against the Barron estate, on account of alleged
defalcations, are about $4,000. The defence
claims that Baron did not owe the bank dol
lar; that his memory has been cruelty wronged
and that, best of all, they can prove it. Among
the important witnesses are Hon. W. W. Bol-
ster of Auburn, ex Bank Examiner, Mr.. Piper
the Boston expert, and DIR. Fitzgerald.
The Portland daily press., 1883-02-01
FOREIGN.



PARIS, Jan. 3l.-The Paris asserts that Gen.
eral Campenon has declined the ministry OF
war.
Preliminary investigation in Prince Jerome's
case has been concluded. The court of in
diotments will probably decide by the end Of
the week whether or not the case should be
proceeded with. The printer of Prince Je-
rome's manifesto has been fined 400 francs
Nj. Thibaudia has been appointed minister of
war.
General Joseph Edouard de La Matterangs
is dead.
Famine in Khersen.
ODESSA. Jan. 3f.-The Vestrick (newspaper)
SAYS famine prevails in the government of
Khersen and several peasantsh have suicidsd to
escape witnessing the misery of their starving
families.
Cetewayo Restored.
ULUNDI, Jan. 31.-Cetewayo has been rein
stated as King of Zdluland. About five thoug-
and znlus were present at the ceremony.
Many OF the chief expressed great dissatisfac-
tion at the conditions on which he was restored.
Protest of the Orleans Princes.
LONDON, Jan. 31.-A Paris dispatch SAYS: A
report is current that the Orleans Princes
have drawn up a manifesto in which they pro-
test against the charges made against them
and declare their readiness to sacrifice their
personal interest for France. 1t is stated th at
should a necessity arise they will publish the
country.
The Suffering In Ireland.
At a meeting held here last night to devise
meaps for the relief of the distress in Ireland
Mr.. Justin Mccarthy said ne anticipated that
the pinch OF famine would be fell in February
and March. Mr.. O'Donnell, member OF Per
lament, made violent attack upon the
government, which, he said, had millions to
spare for bayonetting Egyptians, but none for
relief works
A Danish Grievance.
COPENHAGEN, Jan. 31.--A Prussian decree
ordering youths born as Danish SUBJECTS now
residing in Scheswig either to enter the Prus-
sian army or leave their homes causes intense
indignation throughout this country Dem
mark protests against this fresh breach of treaty
obligations.
Foreign Notes.
1t now appears that the vessel which was
sunk off Mumble's Head, Eng, on the 29th
inst was not the steamer Black Watch, as at
first supposed, but another steamer Of similar
tonnage and carrying crew of about the same
number.
1t is announced that Congress of astrono-
mical savants from all from European coun-
tries will held at Strasburg in September.
Loss OF Twenty LIVES by the wteck Of
Steamer.
LONDON, Jan. 3i.-An Italian steamer, the
Ansonis, has been wrecked off the coast OF
Tripoli. 1t is reported that twenty lives have
been lost.
Driven Out by an Ice Floe.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 31.-An enormous
ice foe has driven out to see four steamers
which had been ice bound in the Odessa roads,
The fate of the vessels is not as yet known.
The Portland daily press., 1883-02-01
WASHINGTON.
Call for Bonds

~up1s
SaaA ~ -,
~, = 1HssniN1roN. Jan, 5i.-1he secretary OF
1Ie an nreaMsury M VIII prooaoiy issue pohd call lor
~io'oVo,uuo OF EXTENDED os tomorrow.
The Public Debt.
1t ia estimated that the decreasa in the NH.
lie debt for the nresant month Is abont SIs.
500. COO. 'i0 Pss'o VIZ
Red Cloud Visits the President
Red Cloud accompanied by Secretary Teller
and an Interpreter called on the President to-
day.
Conscience Contribution.
Treasurer GiifiIlap today received conscience
contribution from Boston of 5000 which the
sender states was received by an officer of the
government through mistake of pamaster.
Tba ssta, Route Trial
Star routa from, nallao ~ Raker Citv f,ra-
gon, was taken m in the criminal conrt today
and the morning was consumed in the intro
duction of the official napers.
me T,,,r- pr,,,ars
p...
o~seef cameron was Deiore tne grand
,s "a .ouaS u cohhecton WIN tn9 ease against
uas,i,sa.a sn.y a DoWsh. Ills ru1ored tnat an In,
;os.igs.ion IS also peibg maoe Dy the grand
10y 3!uly 'r.o the conduct OF tne coiored star route
yuioi DFown-
rropoSlJion to buy the shenandoah Wat
er Power at Harper's Ferry.
An offer has been made hv Massaebusetts
Cartridge Relt Mauufart0rv tn nurpftosa from,
the government fine Shenandoah water newer
at Harper's Ferry. with a view 10 Transferring
the fac,orv ,,aarar r., ,oarLat for s,,ch ,,es+a
rial. The solic;tor ~ the trassnyy Ravnor i
inclined 10 apDose the sale of tbe Shenandoah
water power seuaratelv from that of the Poto-
.,,ac at Harper;s Ferry, but the proposition is
under adsissment.
frauos onaer the HAWAIIAN treaty.
In reply to letter from Secretary Folger,
Representative Perry Belmont says that the
charges made by him that frauds have been
perpetrated under cover of the Hawaiian treaty
are all based upon statements made to the
House Committee on Foreign Affairs, and un-
less utterly false show derelicten on the part
of customs officials. The Secretary wishes to
investigate
Maritime Canal Comnanv of Nicaragua.
h;,I !, i,o.rro,a,a -. M..;.;,~o c.
a oiiI " iHuol poia'o lne n@tien9 CanaI
Sp So pa.yy !; y, s ~9e eg.1i YOU ;" %
sS; - - 20 b.a., ~ ae.., ,,oi,.e,. =;
aorn,a nus ~ veHn aenueu II ,he Tha ~
!, u.o1, ~ III ~ 'i1 as h iaas
nsno oon VI 'ne nn nen pS ie;s
Sooo'oo9 no. nioiS .nan Sd,oooovs. esn
Coo noo " T, ,SSuo s;;.aaI b ~,
ss.,,: S;.s.s.,a;a. - - IT, sa.toI a,,J ,nt
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naS % oo9I ou' SUI .io au1ou
,roI 49, ,he osyai 20 = ,So SUI
.;,,aa he ,;Jad bs % ,o,v, NIL, Q,
S,llo pe pao.iuou, ~ a9sy VIII
or cohsls.ens ~ wi.n .ne lign.s oi tnss gosern-
i,h .ro 10 nS S'o oh1S ITr;.S
states see fit for national reasons to occnnv
and maneae such canals. The right to do so
suhiact to anv sovereion riohts IF Nicaraona
is hereby reserved and secnred To the Govern,
ment of the United States upon maintenanc ca
of the work. and of ali its accessories in as
good -condition as when received. and nnon
payment to said company each wear. and pro-
portiouately for any fraction thereof. OF an
amount equal to the rate of net earnings de-
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MASSACHUSETTS.

massachusetts, Press Association.
BosTuN, Jan. 31.-The annual meeting Of
Massachusetts Press associationiwas held at the
Quincy House to-day. A large attendance of
members and representatives was present form
New Hampshire, Vermont and Rhode Island
Press associations The following officers wers
chosen for ensuing year: President, James
Proctor, Cape Ann Advertiser, Gloucester;
v Vce Presidents, Eben N. Walton, Salem Reg
lister, VIM j. Rolfe, Boston Jo1rnal of Com
merce, A. w. Cheever, New England Farmer,
E. A. Hall, Greenfield Courier, VIM 81. Cook
Milford Journa; Corresponding Secretary,
James Cox, Cambridge Press; Recording
Secretary, Geo. M Whitaker, South Bridge
Journal Treasurer. j. S, Smith, Rockland
Standard; Auditor, Y. L. Stone, Lowell Mail;
Historian and Biographer, George 7. Newh ali,
Lynn Transcript.
The Vermont and Canada and Vermont
Central Reorganization Scheme.
To-day the time expired for the trust debt
exchange in theVermont and Cnnada and Yer
mont Central reorganization scheme. So far
as this portion of the proposed arrangement is
concerned, large majority has been secured
OF the $4 1857 COO of this trust debt comprising
the equipment" income of extensions" +"
guaranteed" and "Slanstead, Shefford and
Chambly, bonds between S3,400 0C0 and So,
800 009 have come in. In order to fully carry
out the plan Of settlement however majority
of the Vermont and Canada stock and first and
second mortgage bonds of the Vermont Cen
tra must be securrd. Hon. F. A. Brooks,
president of the Vermont and Canada who
holds the balance of power, has expressed viii
lingness to subscribe them. This done there
will be no difficulty in securing for the compa.
ny under plan of organization a clear title to
the property, the fee of " hich lies in the com.
panies specified.
Ought to be Hung.
WORCESTER, Jan. 31.-Franklin Pierce,
claiming to be physician, was held in $4,000
for msnslaugbter, in causing the death of Mrs
Barna Bemis of Oakdale. He treated her fol
internal erysipelas by bathing in kerosene and
rolling her up in bandages saturated there
with. The woman was literally blistered and
burned alive and died after week OF horrible
suffering
National Bell Telephone Company.
LOWELL, Jan. 31.-A directors meeting of
the National Bell of Maine, Boston and North
erii Bay State. Suburban and Union Telephone
Companies was held this sfternoon. A. A.
Coburn, the cashier, submitted his report as
auditor of accounts The matter of listing the
stock On the Boston market was discussed.
is probable that the Bay State and Boston ant
Northern stock will appear in the Boston mar
ket at an early day.
The Portland daily press., 1883-02-01
Gnrham NJ H

Michael T. Noonan, the popular baggage
master on the Grand Trunk, who died here at
his home last week, was buried Tuesday and
a very large number attended the funeral SER
vices. He was buried from the Catholic
church, Rev. Father Walsh officiating The
report that he was buried Sunday was without
foundation, and may have deceived many who
might have now attended. The absent mem
bers of the family did not arrive until Monday
morning, and there was no arrangement for
the funeral until their return.
The winter now seems to have broken and
while we have not vet suffered for water there
have been fears of its fnilnre that the present
prospect Of tbaw is very datteriDg.
ALPMp.
The Portland daily press., 1883-02-01
California lllaiag stocks.


Boston, Jan. l-tReported for the Pressl.-The
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon.
Ohio and Pennsylvania
The Portland daily press., 1883-02-01
MARINE NEW s.

Ice Bound Vessels on the Maine Coast
Relieved.
CAsTINE, Jan. 31-The revenue cutter
Woodbury. reports the Both that schooners
Second, NJ P, America, Elizabeth aud Wave
were helped from heavy ice near western Fox
Island. Some were short of provisions and
water. After four hours work through half a
mile OF ice the Woodbury. freed and placed
them all safe in this harbor, supplying their
needs.
Was this the Quebec.
NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-Steamer Broomhaugh
which arrived to-day from Swansea, reports
Jan. 18th, lat. so TO- long. 1S0 50 passed dis
abled sTeamer, schooner rigged, with red
funnel and had list 10 starboard.
The Portland daily press., 1883-02-01
STATE NEWS.
KHssEBEc COUNTY .

KENNEBEC COUNTY.
1t has bean decided by the committee in
charge of erecting a new building for the
Waterville Classical Institute, to accept the
plan proposed by Mr. Fassett of Portland,
which is to be a magnificent three-story brick
building at cost of $4,000
OXFORD COUNTY
The many friends Of Mr.. Isaac Richardson,
formerly of Hartford, now q resident in Wash
ington Territory, will regret to hear of the
death of his daughter, Lydia j. Heald. She
died suddenly, leaving three small children.
fENoBsCoT COUNTY.
Superintendent Gowell and Hon. q. A. Gil
bert have recently added by purchase six thor
oughbred Jersey COWS to the herd at the State
College farm, Orono. This addition makes a
herd Of ten thoroughbred cows of that breed.
These animals were selected as follows: One
from the herd OF Samuel Gould Esq, Angus
ia; three from Mr.. samuel Cranes herd, Win
throp and two from the herd of B. F. Briggs,
Esq, Auburn. These from Mr.. Cranes herd
are of the A. j. G. G. register, the other NJ s.
H. B. register. This addition makes the herd
of Jersey cows at the State farm one of the
finest in the State.
The Portland daily press., 1883-02-01
THE PRESS.
THURSDAY MORNING. FEB. /.

METEOROLOGICAL
INDICATIONS FOR 1HR NEXT TWENTY PoUH
HOURS.
WAR DEPT OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, d G.
Feb. 1, 1 A. NJ.
For New England.
Cold fair weather, westerly winds, higher
pressure
SPECIAL BULLETIN.
Ike barometer is highest in the Missouri
valley and lowest in the ST. Lawrence valley
and New England. General rain or snow has
fallen in the Lake region, Middle States and
New England. Ncrthwesterly winds prevail
cast of the Mississippi river.
The temperature has remained nearly sta
tionary in the South Atlantic, West Gulf
States and New England, and has fallen in all
other districts.
"A cold wave, central in the upper Lake re-
glon and Northwes will extend during the
day over New England, Middle and South At
antic States.