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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-03-26
NORTH 9OLcoTT.

Rev. e. l.. Story Will preach Il mis-
sionary sermon next Sunday, after which
he will take Il collection for the support
of missions. On account of the recent
storms and bad rua,is there has been but
few out to meeting of late We hope
there will be an effort put forth to get
out Oh Sunday next.
Rev. c.. A. Smith and family visited
friends i'll this place the past week.
Bennie Hoyt may be found behind the
counter ut Harvey Bennett's store.
Everett Austin has moved on to the
place formerly occupied by Harvey Ben
nett.
John F. Holton was called upon re-
Gently by Il little white and tan colored
dog, wearing Il band aud lock about its
neck. The dog seems to wear more
smiles THAI Mr.. Houltou. The first day
of April is close at hand, and it will take
Il tour dollar license.
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Probate COURT amoille District.


The following business was trans
acted at the Probate Office in HYDE
Park, during the week ending Mar.
21, 1885:
Mar. 17.-Ll.man McClintock's estate,
Morristown; w. G. McCIIntock appointed
administrator; administrator asks for IL
cense to sell real estate hearing set for
April Sd. "A. d. 1885. Harriet G. Peck S
estate, Hyde Park; appraisers make re-
port.
Mar. l9.-Salnon Niles estate, Norris
town; widow valves the provisions OF
the will; hearing set forrMar. 26, 1885.
Mar. 2Q.-Athlle J.. Bnwen's estate,
Eden; appraisers make report. Truman
ID. Pnwetl's estate, Cambridge; admins
traitor presents his account for settlement
hearing set tor April 6. 1888. Mary Gal.
lups' estate, Cambridge; commissioner,
make report; adminiett9itor presents his
account tor settIenenti .hea'ing set tnl
| April 6. 1885. K. J. Jours' estate. Hyde
Park; license granted administrator t.
| sell real estate. 81
Mar. 2l.-Richard L. Waite's estate
Stowe; time of settlement extended t
Aug. Is, 1885.
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B. & |, TIME TABLE,
Business Notices

>. Harris had q car or corn arrive
this "wednesday morning.
New carpets, centre tables, cham
Der suites and curtains. at Doty's Fur
niture Rooms, Worthwhile.
Owing TO bad weather, Fred Bliss
auction, advertised for last Saturday,
was postponed until Thursday, March
26th, at one p. m.
There is to be a five mile race at
the skating rink Friday night between
Adolphus Noe AMI Herbert Lawrence.
They start at Z o'clock.
For SALB.-A six-years-oId work
sboEse, sound and all right in every
respect. suitable for work or driving
one set double work harnesses, nearly
new, and one set double traverse sleds.
All of which will be sold cheap for
cash. Enquire of
PRESTON DEMO, Hyde Park.
/ have received medical treatment
from more than 80 doctors it, differ
ent parts OF the country, for rheuma-
tism, during the past 80 year, and
say that L. Ii. Farnham has done me
more good in two weeks than all that
have doctOred me.
A. P. TOWNSEND.
CaIy's Falls, March %, 1885.
Jas. NJ. Kent respectfully gives no.
tice that he will commence a writing
class at the Academy, at half past
four O'Clock Wednesday afternoon,
March 25. Terms 81 % for II les
sons, stationery included. Let all
who are DESTROYS of improving their
style of penmanship attend a course.
Opportunities of this kind do not occur
every term. Specimens of penman-
ship at the Academy. For rarticu-
lars call on Mr.. Kent at the Vermont
House
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JEEFEaSONVILLE.

Abraham BaSS,.tt he's purchased Fare
we'll WethrrbyS tenement house and
will move it Oh To his land near tue black .
smith shop.
day. so there we're no trains on the b.
and l.. road from Friday nool until Sat
urday. when Il train came through drawn
by three engines.
Frank Sawyer. who has been carrying
Oh Hiram Woods farm the past year, has
returned To Hyde Park.
Mrs. Truman Raymore is sick; also
Mrs. Warren Buker. Dr.. Briggs being
called for counsel in Mrs. Buker' case.
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JOB S ON.

Don't fail To license your dog on or be-
fore Wednesday. the first day of April.
It will cost 81 IA head after that,
Frank Laraway. Jr. is at home, having
cut his foot quite badly.
Mrs. e. G. Chadwick is seriously ILL
and has been for some time.
There is to be public meeting of the
Good Templars' Lodge OF this place al
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-03-26

pestnS Snbiect. - With what body do they
Gomez" Cor. Is, IS, Services commence at lo4o
a. m.
How does your coal hold out?
The weather is still "bracing."
A new ORGAN has been placed in
the Universalist church.
Coral Chapter, o. z. S., will meet
Tuesday evening, Mareh 3lst, for
work.
Easter service at the Congregation
al church next Sunday. Sunday
school concert at $50.
Geo. w. Scribner, writes US from
ST. Louis, Mo-, saying he has been
among the 'tunheard from" for eleven
years
Mrs. C. C. wilkins died March s.,
AGED 81. The funeral was attended
at the house of Leroy Wilkins, Rev,
F. E. Healey Cfficiating.
Mrs. Loania. wife of n. s. Thorn
as. died this Wednesday, morning
at the age of 50 years. The funeral
services will be held at the Universal
list church Friday at O'Clock.
At the Sabbath evening service at
the Congregational church Mrs. "
A. Bushee gave very interesting ac-
count of the meeting Of the Woman 5
Board of Missions recently he'd at
Boston.
The sociabIe held by the w. c. L.
Z. at MIS-. NJ. Z. Cheney's Oh Friday
evening last, was attended by large
COMPANY. The ice cream End cake
was of the best and was we'll served.
The evening was very pleasantly spent
by all present.
I'm the case of The Insurance Co
as. ID. Dingwall, brought for 1le pos
.essiop of tie Amasa Spaaldi g farm.
and tried before Justice Cady and :
Jury of FIVE. resulted in a disagree
merit of the Jury. they standing three
10 two. On which side the balance
fell We are not informed. Such is
life.
Our fair ground has now settled
snio good hands. Inc gentlemen who
have been compelled 10 pay the deb
and take the grounds will devote then
40 the interests of the farmers anC
horse breeders of the county. The,
will be put and kept i'll gooI repair
though they are Tor sale cheap flo
fail purposes when wanted by tn
people. Fair premiums will be otfefei
each year and the people ma.
rest assured that every pains vii
he taken to make our annual fair
much better and much more attrac
tive.
Owners of colts coming three wi
not forget the colt stakes to be con
tested for at the next fair. kee
them in training and condition. Iii
entry must be made June LIST, with
Dayment of So to- A. A. Niles, MOI
risyiIIe. VT. The other installment
S.. 10 he paid Sept. 1st, TO Mr.. Niles
The entire amount TINS received, VII
$50 added by the society, Will max
the purse, div ided, 50 per cent.
winner, % per cent. 10 second and j
her cent. 10 lLlrd. Must he at leas
five to enter and four to start.
We are in receipt Of a letter f.oI
l.. b. Boynton, and from what W
can read of it conclude that ''Bing.
is '.doing" the country i'll good shap
and enjoying life as lie knows how
We conclude that he received his ed
4gcation in penmanship of p. X,
and we will certify that he can bea
the copy every time. "Bing. says
WASHINGTON. d. c.. March s.
| am delighted with Inns GUY. anu III
oounGry generally. / visited Richmond
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BOSTON M1RHETS.

BOSTON, Mass, March "a, 1885.
BUTTER In butter the trade is quiet. Freshly
made lots sell quic " at quotations. Held stock
drags. June and July l5GlSc; new northern
lalrie5 l3GlIc, selections p G2Ic; western dair
les l2a l5c.
EGGs.-Eggs are frmer. though prices have
not advanced Extra eastern 10 IL d2Oc; west
ern 1919 l-2c.
POTATOES.-Firmer and higher some grades
Aroostook rose, 81 G66c, northern $50 So, bur
banks 80 a5Sc, hebrons 60a65. peerless 50o 55c
prolifcs 60c.
CoRN,-Steamer yellow a65t Lee, steamer
mixed 90 l-2d54c, no grade 80 SO &c,
OATS spot oats are firmer. No l white and
extra42G42 l-2c, barley oats 42d42 l-2c,
HAY,-Best hay $l70IS, medium to good SI5d
1850, low gra'les SI3dI4,
LIVE STocK,--Hogs 6a6 l-2c; Sheep and Lambs
in lots saga each.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-03-26

1t Is cheering report that comes from
Topeka III the efficiency of the prohib-
itory law there The county Superin-
tendent Of Schools reports an addition
to the school fund of 81, 500, collected
in fines from saloon keepers. Seventeen
liquor sellers are in Jail, and not a single
saloon is open in the city. Prehibitory
laws can be enforced anywhere, if pub
Resentment is strong and active enough
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-03-26

If you are suffering from sense of
extreme wearinesS. try one bottle OF
Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t will cost you but
one dollar: and will do You incalcu liable
good. 1t will do away with that tired
feeling, and give you new life an d energy.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-03-26

BETHEL, Vt, Nov. Is, 'Sl.
Gents,-I used Sewker's Hill and Drill PhOs-
phate this season. Planted four rows ma nuret,
In the hill, and no manure Were / used the
phosphate. That MANFRED in the hill wa not
nearly as good US where the phosphate was used
shall use more next season. e. w. CURTIS.
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

DR.. j. Ii. Smith from st. Johnsbury
will preach At the new church next SAD
bath.
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EDEN

The 10Th instant. our young people
passed the evening very pleasantly with
the family of Chas. Bryant. Mr.. b. has
leased his farm for the term of five yeaI 5
to Mr.. Vincent aud intends to return to
Worcester. Mass, in the early spring.
Mrs. Martin Griswold is sick again
Ben. Scott recently returned from
Washington. u. c., having attended the
inauguration of President Gleyeland.
ID. l.. Scott has purchased the black
smith shop and residence of +. Sears OF
johnson.
Fayette Kitteil, who has been very
sick for some time. is said to be better,
John West has sold his farm and stock
to his son.
Jairus Clark's son. Willie. recently
started for Newark. n. j., where, we are
told, he will enter college.
Lowell COrnct Band gave il concert al
Robbins Hall the 10Th instant, followed
by Il dance.
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HATR-vTNE

Hair Vino stimulates the growth of the haa
md prevents it from bleaching and falling out,
stopps that unpleasant itching that L. the prelude
II the hairs decay; removes IsanSiFuH and cures
n diseases Ofthe scalp. 1t Is nice shampoo
and dressing for ladies' and chIldren's headF,
IL leaves the hair SOFT and siken. Try IL for head
ache and neuralgia. Sold In Morrisvlle by drug
gists, as wen Ms druggists and dealers oTerTx
where. 1@
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-03-26

Phe Newport Express discussing fur
Their the free notice" business, says
During the nineteen years we have
been connected with the newspaper we
have no doubt given away $1,000 worth of
advertising, an amount justly due us for
labor performed" The Express has got
sick of it, as every newspaper ought to
be, and 1T thinks that hereafter it will
dispense its charity in a more tang bile
and business-like form.
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SALICYLICA.

The only radical internal remedy. Never
inown to tail in a single case acute or chronic.
IL eXpels the poisonous URIC Acid from the
flood, which is the prime cause of Rheumatism,
iout and Neuralgia.-As blood pnriler il has
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-03-26
N EWS g. CITIZEN.

TERMS:---SI.5O in advance other
wise, S2.0O.
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LOCAL NEWS.
MORRISXIILE.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

T SUNDAY MARCH 29TH.
Turygrsans4 CT, urch-Rev. F. E. Healey, Pas |
tor Subject, The victory that oYercometh the
world" Services commence at 10. 10 am,
NE. Chnrch-Rey NJ. P. Bell. Pastor. Text.
Rom, J. 4 Truth v. falsehood." Services 1T
1.30p-
Congregational Church.-Rev. W. A. Bushee'
Pastor Subject, With what body do they
Gomez" Cor. Is, IS, Services commence at lo.45
q. m.
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BLOOD POISONING.

With full directions in ten languages. Soh by
druggists everywhere, or sent by mail, prepaid.
IN receipt of price.
WASHBURNE h CO., PROPS,
2s7 Broadway, NEW YORK.
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ST.J.&L.C.R. R. TIME TABLE,

: h % Sows. TRAINS MovING Rk MEs Ir.
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BORN.

GRAY.-In Hyde Park, March 18th. 1885, sor
to Mr.. and Mrs. j Jhn IL. Gray.
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-19
Boston markes.

BosTor,i Jan. IT. The following were to-day's
quotations OF Butter, Cheese. Eggs. &C.
gle 90; backs SIC O0@16 30; light backs 15 5OG
$l6 90; lean ends 15 O0@$15 30; prime mess Ia so
G$l5 so; extra prime u 5Oa$l3; mess, q
IA 90; pork tongues 81 g 00D16 so.
Lard at 7sz @8c % tb for tierces 814@81sc for
lob pals; S4a@8s4c for 5-tb pals; 8sA @9c
for 3 10 pals.
Fresh Beef-Fsir steers at sA@sc y ID; choice
at at111a@l21sc, good do at 1O1a@llc; light 91s
9101ac; good heavy fores 614 l61ac; sec quality
gSc; rattles at 41a g51sc; ribs at o99c; rumps 12
T0ands l;aS7 5asas Eump oins 129lesc; oins
1eans-choice large hand picked pea at 55a
L 90 " bush; choice New York small hand-pcked
at do 6591 10; small hand-picked pea. Vermont.
choice screened DO al 40; hand-picked med
1sb001 65. and choice screened do 35Gl 40;com-
mon dol 25@1 30: choice improved yeiiow-eyee at
Q 10a2 l5; old-fashioned yeIlow-eyes l eOa2 O5;
red kidneys Q 3O@2 40.
Apples-We quote good Greetings 75@ Pip
pins and Sweet apples at 5091 75; common 40
2b % bbl. Evaporated Apples at 6nac q fb.
Hay-Choice prime oay quoted l6 O0a$l7$s ton
medium 70 good hay $15 ooa$16 90 choice Eastern
dne $15 009$l6 90, poor at $13@$l4; Eastern
oat straw x9@SI1 % ton
suGter-We quote Northern creamery at ESQ 29c;
New York sna Vermont DAIRY at 24a25c;
long daries at l59z0t, fancy higher extra Wee-
tern fresh made creamery at 81 o sc: June cream
cries at 2492nc; Western dairy at FIG Sc; ladle
packed at l6 d18c; do fair to good l0d1 5c imita-
tion creamery, choice, at @2Uc. Jobbng prices
range higher than there quotations.
Cheese-Choice Northern at 1214 d121ac, fancy
13c lower grades according to quality West IL a
12c.
Eggs-All strictly fresh stock 270 &c; held stock
15G20c fancy 2Ea c; lined 1SG19c.
Potatoes Nor hern and E.stern 8 Ca53c; Houl-
ton -C9p5c y bush at the roads. prolifics 48A 60c
Eastern 40 DU0Oxc.
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-19
FOR SALE .

&IE 600 WILL buy half interest in the
0IO.UUU pant and machinery of first
class established manufacturing and jobbng bus
ness Facilities ample for large and successful
business; good opportunity for any looking for
cafe business opening. Address
jan15eod3t P. o. BOX 2195, Boston, Mass.
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-19

show can you get pension? You were
sntealp . Xss, but lost a HUNDRED legs III
the army" How could that pe2'' Mutton,
me boy"
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-19

ENYR SAE.E-Mare colt 21a years old roam
H. color. weight $50 pounds thoroughly broke,
suitable for light driving now; will make splendid
family horse. Call or address IL. T. SKILLLNGS,
529 Congress st, 1sD17-1
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-19
DEATRs.

In this city. Jan. 18, Mary, widow of the late
Thomas Varney, aged 50 years months.
Funeral service Tuesday afternoon at O'clock
from the Church at Windhsm Centre.
In this city, Jan. Is, Joseph Folsom, aged 76
years and 8 months.
In Gorham. Jan. II, Capt. Gideon Liscomb Stan
wood, aged 70 years and months.
Notice of funeral hereafter
In kennebunkport Jau. 10 Asenath, widow OF
80 years.
In Kennebunkport Cape Porpoise) Jan. Is. Mrs.
Emily, wife OF Charles r. Nunan formerly Of Pro-
vincetown, aged "A years.
"a years.
In Gardiner, Jan. 8, William S. Ward, aged 81
years
In Bethel, Jan 8. Mrs. Harriet wife of Simeon
Brown, aged So years.
In Newton Mass, Jan. 16, Philip Horatio. only
months 30 days.
Funeral this Monday afternoon at 2.30 O'Clock,
At residence OF Mrs. Barker, Western PTomeuade.
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-19

January at 7ass a8os4c. closing at 79ssc; No q
Spring 79A SOstc. closing "a c; No Red St4s
gsc No a. 7slsc Com higher az SShsc. oats
3 c. i've Is in good demand No TO 2 at 5Sa B6e.
Barley in fair demands No 5 at 52@82c. Pork Is
Bp1 Boxed Meat' in fair demand shoulders : 85
a 20; snori Fit at 1895 L n short clear sue
90 WLiskey is steady at l3.
hesel5a rH.s l2,0oU bols. whea' $4,000 bu,
eore 1873 oto bush. sss 102 600 bush, rye 5000
Do. barrie. SO 600 ,.ssl
shipmsn~- Flour $4,000 bbls. wheat e.oto bv.
bares 2s,ooO bush
sT. l. us, Jan IL Flour 10 unchanged. Wheat
about as yester ay; No Red at S7$4 aSoSsc, clos-
ing N7s4 G. Corn higher at 36 IA 936Ts c. Oats are
better at 2ac bid. Rye quiet at 57nc. Pork at
II 3713. Lard at q 7Oa17
heceipts, oe OOO bbls. a hea. 81 coo bush,
corn o9 ,O0Os bush, oats 900 BUSH barley o 200
bu, rye 00tU hush
shipments-Flour 1000 bbls, wheat 300 bpsh
corn 74 oo0 @ bush, oats 1900 bush, rye 1000 bush,
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-19
EssREEGN PspMTs
SPOKEN

Nov 5. lat 81 so S, Ion II 33 W, ship Alexander
Gibson, from San Francisco for Liverpool.
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-19
Havana Msr9et.

HAVANA. JaL. ia hrmer tone prevailed du-
ring the week owing to more favorable news from
apr rad but holders were LOO high tor buyers and
only a limited business W stransacted. The market
robe.
Stocks IN warehouses at Havana and Matanzas
ot,ooo boxes, los, $50 bags and 24,5 hhds re-
ceipts during the week BOO boxes 2l 500 bagssand
4soc hhds; exports during the week 22or boxes,
l ~ bags ami 2?O0 hhds. of which 80 boxes, 30 o
bsgs and 400 hhds were to the United states.
Freights-Ve in demand; loading It EHavana
for the uuited States p hid of Sugar at 5o@2 90
currency iiom ports on the north coast Outside
portsl W hid sugar 2 6O03 On.
Spanish gold zS61a.
Exchange duh, on the United States so days gold
at o9o1s prem, do short sight 614@7 prem.
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-19
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
0n and after MONDAY, Oct. 20,
ISS4, Passenger Trains
viii rgHss as fOssOygks

s4esvc Portland for EsaaSoy, Ellsworth,
MT. Desert Ferry, VsneebOEe, Ss. SonE,
Esslstax ana sac Provinces, 81. An
arews, Ss. ssepnem, Fredericton, Ar0es-
took TS@nsy, and Sij stations on q. q Pts
cnaaauSs R, e.. 1.25, 1.30, t11,15 2. m;
for HRr xsnrbOr, tll.l5 ?. M; toT szowhe-
gan, EzsEa2ss ana EsexEeF, l.26, l.3O, III.
o. M. " assrgtiie, 700 q. To-, 1.26, 30, 6.16,
I'll. is p. m. for Aaguss1, kaRlioweil, Gar
diner and ssr1nswlck TOO =. r.. I.SU, o.1 b,
Hills p. M; Rasb, 700 a. n, I.3O, o.lb ..
m, aud or Saturdays only st I1.16 y. n1s; Heck
iaES, and g u0a a, AfkscSen u. r.. 100 a.
m., 1.30 p. M; AubarE and EswtsaSn at
S.16 a. M, LIS, sos p. M; Lewiston via
RlanswacG, TOO a. H.. Hills 3. IN; FAR
Eafna seC, ssSnmsnth, WtnthrcE ,DahiRRd
and North Ansoue l.25 y. IL; Farming
ton, via Brunswick, z co q. m.
THE lib D. N. train Is the night express with
sleeping car attached and runs every night Sun
days included but not through TO Skowbegan oE
Hondsy mornings or to Belfast and Dexter or
beyond BANGOR, on Sunday parnings.
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-19
Earmer,n Rollx.

Motto for crazy guilt manufacturers: "Blese-
ed are the peace-makers."
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-19
Eaome..so N arRels.


NEW YORK. Jan. l7.-Flour firm but quiet sales
~ 500 bbs; State at 2 7OQ5 T.; Ohio .ut95 TO;
Western 2 U@o rs southern 50lI6 30.
Wheat opened weaker and A0Iac lower, la er
strengthen d and advanced ss9M with les doing
White $50. sales 6S 100 bush n . Red for
February at 9214 (g93c; I6O 90 DO March t9s1s
gS4A @; 900 do April Si9t 9s61ac, $4,000
do May at 7Ss@9S1sc; receipts ,725 bush:
Corn y GAO higher; Mixed Western spot at 60G
631sc, do future at 501s G5314c; sales lo4, ,O01
bush; receipts l39, 900 bush.
Oats trlfe better; State at 37D41c; Western at
3t9 iOc; sales 10000 bush; receipts u, TOO bush.
Beef unchans ed.
Pork hfm; new mess 13 C00l325.
Lard is higher; steam rendered 20.
Butter firm; Western at 10,GSoc; State 1929.
Sugar quiet.
MOaSses steady,
Petroleum dull.
C,ffee quiet.
1allow qulel at 6 1-l6@8&c.
hreights dull
Rosin dull at l 2561 3d.
Spirits furpentine stead, at 31@31Hc
CHICAGO, Jan, 1.-THE Flour market is firm;
choice 10 fancy White Winter Wheat at 20 q
To; Michigan Winter Wheat at 80 "a 20. low
grades Winter at 2o43 90; fancy Western Spring
extra at 20 as 8. good to choice Spring extras
O0G3 30; Mimi. bakers at 3 26a3 rs; onmon
to good MINI. 00a3 40: low to choice Spring Su
perHne o092 Is; good to fancy Mimi. patent at
6eGs rs. Rye -four at 8 oog5 25. Wheat lowers
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-19
FROM MERoHANr's ExoHANeE

r.
Sid fm Liverpool 18th, ship W Grace, Walnut
New York.
Ar at st Thomas Jan IA, brig Gem, Pierce, Bar
baaoes for New York.
SID tm Messina Dee 81, barque Florence Geno
var, Veazie Philadelphia
Ar al Turks Island Dec rs, brig Isaac W Parker
Kane Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-19
BABY Saved.

SO. BooMINGvILLE, o.. May /, '79.
SIRs-I have been suffering years, and tried
your Hop Bitters, and it done more good than all
the doctors. Miss S. S. BOONE.
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-19
(From the Boston Post, Journal Traveller, and
Transcript)
THE VALUE OF
LIQUID FOOD.

Few realize the amount Of suffering that exists in
city as large as Boston. The population increases
faster than the accommodations of all of our many
hospitals. This is especially true OF the surgical
wards for female Internal operations. The detcien,
cy is 30 great that there is not bed empty in any
hospital and it has been for several months with
applicants sufficient ill them for months to come.
Two OF hospitals have each refused Que hundred
applicants, which would fill ali their beds for over
six months, provided they all empty today.
The Murdock Liquid Food Company have added a
third house to their free Hospital for Women ami
Infants, Office 8 Causeway street, and have as
signed two wards with more it needed, tor internal
operations. They offer their beds to any physician
who may want bed n private patient and they
can attend and operate them aud barge their
patient for the operation. The company will take
any patients build hem up if too exhausted for an
operatioe, and hen keep them after the operation
until restored sufficiently to return home free of
expense Their OBJECT n doing this is to offer the
physicians of the Uni ed States the facilities of
priva.e house, which the phS Ssicians cannot now
command. other hospital will grant such priv
ileges, and their hospital has more home comforts
than hospitals in general, the wards contain from
to eight beds; and also to Sholo the Ustue of raso
food achich their liquid food is, condensed and free
from insotbte matter hch enables them to sape life
Whea all other foods ana treatments JGit.
And when Olher TO d are avail
able, Ghey cau Ssl w that they can
with Eeis Liquid Food built up "a
patieEst in ha,f the tisne usually
required.
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-19

ESOR SALE-A pung and two harnesses En-
Il quire at No. 469 CONGRESS ST. janl7-1
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-19
$4,000 Lost.

"a tour to Europe that cost me $1,000, done me
"less good than bottle of Hop Bitters th.y also
'cured my vie Of fifteen years nervous weakness,
"sleeplesshess and dyspepsia"
B. M, Auburn. N Y.
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-19
Chicago lave sascK Nf@rKes.
gRv g'alaVranh.i

CHICAGO. Jan. IT, lsttle--Eeceipts 1000 hea
shipments 5Ho uead market n minally steady, ex-
ports at 00a6 50 good 10 choice shipping at
as 5 /; Inferior cows 30 92 rs; medium at COG
3 50; good 20 a. 30, stockers at 4OG4 90 feed-
err at 4 o0d4 so
,4ss-,tseeiY. 5000 hesa; shipments none
drm;rough packing az A 25u4 80 packing anG ship
ping "a Soi tight 2O04 so; skips 5uo4 .,
>heep-receipts 300 head; shipments none brisk
demand; common to tai 75a3 26 medium al
zr9G3 JO;good 0@4 b.