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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-03-28
Wdhreub in Odnemarf bog .Torfez

Mdbrenb in Ddnemart bas .sfoIte>
thing felt Sabren nit Der @esierung
iiber bic Webrbaftma6ung bes 2an6es
babert unb beren Matrdge bebarrli1
abueiif, baben 10000 bdnil9e Granen
aus 6tabt un6 2anb benz G6nige
elm feltenes patriotif1es @ef6enf 6ars
gebra9t, ndmli6 a1t &rupp=&anonen,
tpel6e bur6 6ammlungen un6 Beitrdge
BON ibnen angef6afft tporoen. Cine
Mboronung bon Oamen erf1ien beim
R0nige, Tim bentielben cine Mbreife, btr.
bic lleberlieferung biefer rGraueugabe
3ur Wertbei6igung bes 2anbes" einaas
bdnbigen. Ser R6nig einpfing Bic
Oeputation iebr bulbboa unb iagte nit
betuegter 6timne: rMfit aufri1tiger
Greube nebntet mir bic bon Sbnen iiber=
bra6te @abe fir bns Baterlanb ent=
gegen. Wir empfangen bielelben nit
Jreu6en ni6t MIR als nertbbonen Bei=
trag au ber bisber 10 fnapp 3ngemeGe<
men 8ertbei6igung uniers 2anoes, fons
bern mebr nod neil mir in benz l1nts
itan6e, 6aB 10000 Grauer aus 6tabt
uno 2an6 fi1 in Der @tille 3u bieiem
patriotif6en 3mede bereinigt baben,
einen giinitigen Beipeis bon benz Wors
banbenfein patetIan6sIiebenber @eim,
nung iiberau i'm 2anbe feben, ,pel1e
Gelinnung am beffen bafiir biirgt, baB
bas 2ano ni6t ldnger in beln bertbeiz
oigunsloien 3uifanoe bleiben fam.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-03-28
: BUR Miftiaiteluna blr bonn u,

= Sur 9i6tisteaung btr bonn Meene
ten Der uNiioc. prefe" iiber bes &ais
fers @eburtstag geianbten Mnga1en lit
folgenbes gu fagen: Mm Samifag
9lbeno befiel ben Gailer, na9bem er
einen su @bren Der fremben 3ur Geburs
tagsfeier in Berlin antpeien6en Giritem
abgebaltenen 8anfett beigepobnt, cine
beftige Seiierfeit, Die aud am Somntag
friib nod ni6t na6gelaien bate. Sein
2eibarat, @eneralar3t 2auer, bulbete
beBbalb nidt, bob Der patient pdbrenb
beg Sonntags bos 8ett perlieB. 9luBer
oen Mitglieoern Der faiierli6en Gamis
lie eribien nur gismart alein am
Granfenbette, alle anberen Gratulanten
ipurben bon Der 2ailerin empfangen.
MnbernSags bat fib bie0silerteit iebo6,
tta9 elmer ununterbro1enen Na6trube
oerart gelegt, baB Die Mer3te benz Gais
fer erlaubt baben, oas 8ett gu perlafen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-03-28

Mas @ismard nit ben anoert=
balb Millionen Marf, bic er au leinem
@eburtstage gei6enft erbaIten tpir6,
tbun follte -sariiber mabt bic q. %.
Staatsstg. folgenoen gorf1lag: Aim
meiften seitgemdB tpdren tpobltbdtige
Stiftungen gu @unifen berv vabgebran1s
ten1 afrifanifden uno autralifden
beutfGen Rolomiiten in spe. M6er aud
Stiftungen fir 8ertbeilung bon bilIi.
gem Brob tpiirben, nod ginfiibrung Ser
Getreibe56ne, nidt ipenig aeitgemdB unb
tuobltbdtig iein. gtatiirli6 liest es uns
aber ferne, Geiner Dur6lau1t nit iols
den gorf6ldsen borsreifen gu tpolIen." !"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-03-28
EeraS.
2eatslat,,r.

- Ser Genat nabm bic Bill an,
tpel1e psrionen, tpelde cine Dffentli6e
&oao auslegen, So Sageslebn Suipri6t;
ferner Elm 4menbement gum GitraDs
Gefeb, na1 mel1em 8ieb nit einem
reforDirten Branb ni6t einsetrieben
iperben barf. - 0ertporfen ipuroe bic
Qausbin, tpel1e 6 neue Counties aus
Dem Serritoriunl bon Som Green goun=
tp biloet; ferner Die 0ausbil CUR Ner=
ilebrung Der Mrbeitstage on 1ffentli6en
2anbfraBen. Ser Gei6luB bes 9au-
les, cine Mbifimmuns iiber probibition
an3uberaumen, paliirte i'm Senat aur
britten 2elung nit IA gegen Z 6tim=
men. Dagesen fiimmten 9an, 9ou=
ffon bon Berar, Serbone, &leberg,
Gnittel, pfeuffer unb Moobs.
Das 0aus berbanbelte lber bic
i'm Senat 3ur 8etpilligun9ssgiu eeitellz
ten Mmen6ements. Golgenoe berielben
Duroen ai1genomnlen Oas @ebalt
bon Oepartements @lerfs. bon $1,000
auf $3.50 gu erb6ben; benz Gif6com-
niiIiioner $1,000 un6 benz -@iienbabn,
Snipettpr $500 Bis gum Mblauf ibres
Sermins gu betuilligen; bic fiir Mnle=
gung bes 0ei3apparates In Der Srrens
anitalt gu Serrea auf $25, 900 al erb6=
ben. 9llle iibri9sn Qlmenoements tpurs
BEN berpsrfen. -Die Senatbill, tDel1e
alles nod DOrbanbene 2anb Der 6ffentz
lideH Domdne ben S6ulen f6entt,.
tpuroe angenommen.
- ginen eigsntbumli9en pfer6eoieb
bat man in goperas gobe cnt6edt.
DerleIbe tabl benz Dr. Mrrnolo sin
pferb un6 mar nit bemiel6en f9on 100
MeileH bon goperas Gobe entfernt, als
inn fein 0erbre9en 5u gersuen f9ien.
St febrte alio un1 unb bra1te bas
pferb feinen1 gigentbiimer 3uriid. Cant
bat er inbeB nibt baflr geerntet, benn
Der Doctor bat i'm berbaiten laiIen.
- Ser in gan3 SfsSeras befannte
0erbre1er Mad 9bomplon, ber in Der
Soil su 2ongoiep fikt, pdre fiir3li6
beinabe ieiner Saft entfprungen. ST
bate bereits atpei Ser bor ieinem iSenz
fer befinbli1en eiiernen Stangen bur1=
| fdet, als man iein Yorbaben entbefte
uno bic Glu9t perbinberte.
- Sm Store bon 8drer & Cane au
Sort @ortb fprengten ginbreder Bic
eiltrne @el5fpinbe. Ser babur1 ber=
urla9te 2drn, feBte bic Diebe inbeB 10
in Sdreden, bab fie baponliefen, obne
| ibren Naub ausaufiibren.
- gbarlep Mit9ell in Naeogbodes,
Der nit benz Garbisen Silas in Streit
gerieib, bat benielben eri6oHen.
Sn Der gtdbe BON 2uling fanb
man bic 2ei1e bes @iIenbab sMrbeite,s
@anbolpb. Die goroners Surp CAB
| ibr llrtbeil babin ab, baB Hanoolpb an
Mlfobolismus farb.
= Ser gigentbiimer bes BanfsSas
Ion in Worgan f1pb aus nnborfdtiss
feit unb 2eidtlinn ben Garbigen Som
| SAP. Sie Sepei6e iast, in Morgan
berri9te allgemeine 6reube, baB bic
Wunbe bes Som ni1t le6ensgefdbrli1
| 1T, benn er iei Der ein3ige bemotratii6e
/ Neger baIelbf.
/ = Das 6dnserfelt. gomite in 9ous
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-03-28
Giiett versus Mlfpbpl.

SISW VO1'S us %tt&pVuts
Das erfe lnbeiI ipeldes man iiiftet,
franfe Menf6en nit alfobolif9en Mir.
tureit 3u boetern 1T, baB bet feurige
6toff feinen Meg bur9 bie entaiinbeten
feineren Gafern brennt. ipel6e berubigt
uno gefdrft fein fonten. Damn gibt
ber empfinbli6fe She'll nod 2ungen
@ebirn unb Magen, ipie ber Sal fein
mag. Mas bic S6tpa6en unb Grdnf=
li9en brau1en, lit Bromn's Sron Bit<
ters. giier UNI bas Blut gu berei6ern,
Stdrfungsmittel fit bic algemeine
&rdftigung 6es 5pfems. 9err Sbos.
q. Daniels, Wa6lep Ga, fagt: nS9
babe Brotpn's Sron 8itters gebrau1t,
unb ratbe allen bDBpeptii6en, nerb6ien,
nie6ergei6lagenen perionen baffelbe 3u
tbun."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-03-28
Wibtig fiir Nnsipanoerer,
@rOBe Yreisermasisuns in Der l1eberfatrt,

Der llnterseianete if ermadtist Yafase.
fdcine, freie 8efoftigung eineef6IoHen, BON 8re.
men mad San antonio fur $S4.l5 fir eripad-
frne %erjonen aus3uifeGen. @Qit 8etoffigung
Bis Nep gorf $25. Rinber nnter IL Sabren
3nblen bic SdIfte.
Der 4reig fir bic Meilc BON San antonio
uad 9remen betrGst nnr nod eiafdIiebIi@
frs:er Het0figun9 $40.35.
Gerner 8illets 3u ernisoristeu @reiien bon
aatuerpen, 9abre, 2iperpool, Aueenstoipn,
edpe1en, Oauemarf Hnb glorpeseu nod Gan
Mnfonio urb ahriid.
sldberes 5u erfabren bel
6. @rieienbed,
22d ,tutu Taifage asent, San antcnic.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-03-28

lteber bic Namem anf ben Gris
biinen bes 0eutiden &ei6stags tudbrenb
ben famoien S9meninger Debatten
fp6ttelt Elm GorreipDnoent:
Oie Sribiinen tparett iiberfiillt, 0uns
berte begebrten bergebens ginIaB. gs
mar aberein gan3 befDnberes publifun1,
ni6t bic getp6bnli1en parlamentsffus
benten. Wer bic 2apaaitdten unierer
lniberiitdt, namentli1 Der mebicini=
f1en Jafultdt, fennen lernen tpollte,
Der bate an biefen Sasen anf ben 5ris
biinen bic bejfe @elegenbeit. gs mar
mebr tpie elm DermatOloge ba, Bel benz
0err S6meninger in bic G1ule geben
f6nnte. 9foG mebr aber fiel auf bic
groBe 3abl bon Oamen, bprnebme Das
men, befannte grf6einungen Der Bers
liner @eiellfdaft, bic nit Operngldiern
BON iingemDbnli9en Dimeniionen be=
ipafnet itunbenlang ausbarrten. Merf=
tpiirbig, baB bas sarte gei9le1t pl6Bs
lid cine 10 groBe MiBbegier fiir Bic
Jrage enttpidelte, ob bas Nbgeorbnetens
baus fraft oes Bubgetre9s bas Gebalt
fiir cine Steae ablebnen fann, tpeil linn
bic bafiir beiignirte perf6nli9teit ni1t
aufagt. Soer follten bic Dqmen gez
glaubt baben, es tpiirbe ettpas Nnberes
our Spra6e fomnlen? Oie Sauptperfon,
i'd bdtte beinobe, geiagt, ben Mngeflag=
ten, fu9ten iie nit ibren Rrimfte9ern
bergebens unb bonn Miin9ener Grieos
bof tpurbe gar nidt geiproden. gs
iollte mid nibt tuunbern, tpenn in ges
tuifen 6alons bic Damen jebt bariber
einig finb, baB bic 0erren 9dnel, 8irs
dom unb Stern 5tpar re9t tii9tige pos
litifer iein m6gen, aber bur9aus ni6t
interefant, iebr troden, biel gu iadlid
auriidhaltenb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-03-28

Mpers gberrp Electoral befbt cine
bringli9e uno entf6ie0ene 9eilfrdfte:
oas benefit ein fortgeiebter Gebrau1
befelben in allen Gdlen bon grtdItung,
0uien, &ebls unb 2ungenleiben unb
feline linbernbe unb frdftigenbe Wirs
flung 3ei9t fi6 uHmittelbar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-03-28
3abrgang 90.
9lpcr's
Qeue Cure

entbdlt Elm gsssnsift sesen alc bon enmpHaft ber.
ritrrnse ttebrI, bas, 70 pieI man rpeiB In feiner
anbern ar5nei entbalten iit. cs entbaIt feit Gbis
min, aud feline metanif6en ober anbern f9abIi6em
geaanbtbeile unb bat baber feinen na@tbeiIisen
Ginfub auf bic Gonititutio, ionbern IaBt ben a5rs
per 70 geilnb iuie por Der &rantbeit.
aBfr sarantireil. bab eEter'S aguesgare ale
5dle Don faIten.. remittirenbem, tiIIemt, @e9ieI.
unS GaIlenieber, 70 Iuie pon aeberIeiben, bic
bur9 sumpfIuft berbeisefibrt iinb, beiIt. eoIte
es mad ridtiser arnwenbuns sn beilen uerfebIen 70
finb bic GAMBLER b,rd ,ti,ier GirtuIar pom l. SuIi
1882 erntadtist. has Sch suria5u;abIen.
Or. 8. C. aper s Co., IumeII, 1flah.
SIN aIen apotbefen ~ baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-03-28

s@ Gamilien f6nnen ben Mbenb an,
genebm beim @laie Bier in ueblins
9er's Yabtllnn perbriHgen, mo-
Seopolo Raifers SDroler Sruppe tons,
aertirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-03-28

ton bat bef6loRen, baB Geit am 27.,
49,, 20. un6 80. Npril ab3ubalten.
- Ser plab eines gapitol=@ommiis
fioners in Nuitin 1T sei6affen unb bereits
baben li6 Is Blrger geflnben, bic entz
f9lDhen, bemNQgemeinmDbl einSpfer 5il
bringen un6 ben plab aus3ufille1.
6ogar BON 2areoo, BeltDn, Dallas unb
aus 8eltOn baben fi6 patriotif6e Mdnz
aer ba5u angeboten.
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europa unb TeraB.

europa unb GeraS.
G. SEPT 1T bic Belt mad europa
au reiien ober 8erman6te mad
Eeras fomuen 81 IafIen. Durd.
bilItts i'm 8iuif9enbed su fOlsenben @reiien:
antbsrpen, Brsrnen, 9amburs.
Son gan Mntonio ........ $40 .35
Rad San Antonio .$34 Is
DireIte Durdbillcts bon guropa mad jeoem
~Iots in 2cras finb terbdltnibmdbig bilIig au
baben Bel QD. 8. DOtttt8, agent,
81. @e6Irrt, YaiIase glerf,
4,2,t IL Neit. it.eomntereear. San antonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-03-28
Dr. 8pianfu.

Dieter Same III 70 betaunt innerbaIb ben
Ser. Staatem. bab es faum it0tbis if gu fasen,
bab ct oer grfnber bes beriibnten Dr. 8oianfo
9uFem> mnO 2mnsen Gbrup III, ba8 beIiebte
@olfSbeilmittel, no INNER es betannt III, fir
Sufen, grfGltunsen, G9ninbfudt unb ale
sfrantbeiten beS SaIfes unb ber 2unsen. Yreis
so Gents unb $l.o0. @ertauft BET s.. Ralt-
cher G Con.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-03-28
Professors Saloon,
Warrppftl
@ein~ II Dier<S Sdlpn.

247 Meit, gommsreeFrabc.
Grifdss fiibIes Bier unb bic beifen @eine,
2iqu0re unb gigarren. Yorter uno alle. :.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-06-23
GRAND ARMY SUPPLEMENT-.

The PRESS has issued a supplement
specially prepared with reference to the
Nineteenth Annual Encampment of the
Grand Army now in session in this city.
This supplement contains
A History of the Grand Army by Past
Commander Gen. r.. b. Beath.
A History of the Woman's National Re-
lief Corps by Mrs. Kate B. Sherwood, the
President of the Corps.
Sketch of the Womans Relief Corps of
Maine.
Full Rosters of all the Grand Army De-
partments in the country
Sketches of all the Maine Regiments.
the most of them specially prepared for
the PRESS by officers of the Regiments
Portland's Contributions to the Army and
Navy.
A Directory showing the location of the
guests of the Grand Army
AS well as other matters of special inter
est to Comrades and to the general public.
This supplement is for sale by all the
newsdealers and at the camp ground at Gil
patrick's stand on Congress street, nearly
opposite the lower end of the skating rink,
where also the current numbers of the PRESS
may be obtained. The supplement can also
be obtained at the PRESS counting room, 81
Exchange street. enclosed in wrappers fol-
mailing
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-06-23
Sudden Death.

Fremont NJ. Palmer, son of NJ. g. Palmer,
died suddenly at his fathers residence, 200
Spring street, yesterday at p. IN. He was
suffering from an attack of fever, but was
pronounced out of danger and his recovery
seemed to himself and his family and the
physician very rapid for the past two days.
He felt so well at noon that he decided to
rise and dress himself and meet some friends
who had just reached the house to witness
the Grand Army procession today Almost
immediately upon rising he began gasping
for breath, and sank away in few minutes
after being placed upon the bed He tried
twice to speak to his mother, but his strength
was too far gone. He was 30 years old. He
graduated from Bowdoin College in 1877.
when he was 81, spent year travelling in
Europe, and has since been associated with
his father in business. He was young man
OF irreproachable habits, of fine business
ability, of retiring but pleasing manners
He was the hope of his parents and the cen.
tire of a warm circle of friends.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-06-23
BRIEF JoTTINCS.

Lieut.. George Webster, of the Fourteenth
Maine enlisted in 1861 and remained a wear
and half and then was discharged for dis
ability
Among the special officers on duty in the
city are three detectives from New York city.
including Inspector Arson, four from Bos-
ton and Detective Wormell of Maine.
Yesterday opened cloudy with a cold south
wind, but after heavy shower, the mercury
rose rapidly and the day was fine. Mercury
Ga at sunrise, 750 at noon, 10 at sunset and
wind southwest.
The banks of Portland will close on Tues
day at 10 m. instead of keeping open all day.
The Portland Montgomery Guards will as
semble at the armory this morning at $50 on
important business before the parade
Citizens living on the line of the procession
are requested to place ice water in front of
their residences this morning
The Falmouth Hotel was taxed to its ut
most capacity last night, and at a late hour
its capacious parlor was transformed into a
huge bed room for the accommodation of
guests
Burglars Sunday night entered and ran
sacked the house of William Wilkinson, near
the foot of North street, obtaining $40 from
the pocket of pair of pantaloons Nothing
else was missing.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-06-23
Exciting Chase fora Whale.

On Thursday last the whaling steamer
Mabel Bird, Capt. Boyd, left Portland for a
whaling cruise Steering easterly 25 miles she
came across two hump backed whales. At
ter chase of two hours she succeeded in
shooting one with the bomb lance, which ex-
ploded and killed him instantly A line was
got around his tail and he was lowed to
Boothbay and disemboweled, and packed
with salt and ice, put on a large scow and is
now on exhibition at the Smelling Works,
just Off the Encampment ground. Parties who
wish to take cruise of one day whaling off
the harbor can make arrangements with
Capt. Boyd by addressing letter to him at
the Preble House and stating time for an in
teryiew. Probably no more exciting sence
can be imagined than chasing whale. The
whaleiweighs Is tons and lis about 40 feet long.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-06-23
A Feature of the CA. r. Encanop
nnanf

One of the pleasantest of the entertain
ments provided for the visitors to Portland
during the Grand Army Encampment this
week win be the daily excursions down the
beautiful harbor on the fine steamer Lewis
ton This large. and well appointed boat
will leave Galts wharf, near the Grand
Trunk Depot, on Tuesday, Wednesday and
thursday, at 10 a. m, and and SIP. m. 1t
will afford an excellent opportunity for the
weary visitor to leave the heat and dust and
crowd of the city and enjoy the cool breezes
OF the bay. The fact that these, excursions
Manager Tucker, of the Maine Central Is
the most perfect guarantee that could be Of
fered that everything possible will be done
to provide for the comfort and enjoyment of
their patrons. Thousands of people will
doubtless avail themselves of the opportu-
mites for pleasure which they offer.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-06-23
Executive Committee.

A meeting of the Executive Committee
was held at the headquarters at II o'clock
yesterday morning. Owing to the pressing
duties upon the members calling them else
where, there was not so large an attendance
as at the meetings heretofore.
Hon. Henry B. Cleaves of this CITY was
added to the committee ion reception of in
yited guests.
Mr. Murray explained the necessity of
having all the invited guests assemble at
some convenient place on Tuesday morning,
to avoid confusion, and the committee on re-
ception were directed to communicate with
the invited guests and request them to be at
the Aldermen's Room in City Building at ten
o'clock Tuesday morning
After brief session the committee adj
lourned to meet at nine o'clock a. NJ on
Wednesday
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-06-23
The Horse Care.

The Congress street lines will run every
twelve minutes from a. m. until 10 a. m,
and every eight minutes from 10 a. m. until 8
p. m. Some 100 horses are used daily on this
line alone.
The Deering line Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, the first trips in the morning and
the last three trips at night will be as usual.
From 7 a. m. until p. m. the cars will run
every 20 minutes.
The Ocean street line will, Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday, leave Lunts Corner
and Portland as follows $40, 7.40, 8.20,
800.
:. Today the cars will be withdrawn on the
line of procession during its nassage
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-06-23
White Mountain EXCLUSION.

Grand Army visitors from the prairies of
the Western States, and from all parts of the
country, desiring to spend part of their time
at the White Mountains, and enjoy the beau
tiful scenery and refreshing breezes should
read the advertisements of the Grand Trunk
railway printed in another column. An ex-
cellent opportunity of seeing the mountains
is offprad
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-06-23
DEATHS,

In this city, June %, Samuel Richards, agrd rs
years months.
Notice of funeral hereafter.1
In this city, June %, Fremont M Palmer, aged
20 years.
Funeral service Wednesday afternoon at 3
O'Clock, az No. 1877 Spring street.
:, In this city, June %, James A. Cannon, aged
% years months
In this city, lJune %, Josephine daughter of
Matthias E. and Agnes b. Hayerty aged 10 mcnths
and IA days.
In Lewiston, Sumo 20, Mrs Mary Miller, widow
OF the late Capt. Samuel Miller, formerly of Dur
ham, aged 81 years months.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-06-23
PERSONAL.

At Yale College, yesterday, the commence
ment poem was read by c. E. Cushing of
Bath.
Mrs. A. st. Clair Smith of Cedar Rapids,
Iowa., formerly Miss Hattie Parker, and for
several years teacher in the girls high
school with Mr.. Woolson, is to visit Portland
for few weeks and will be the guest of Mr..
n W. Edison
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-06-23
MARRIAGES.

III Cumberland Mills, June 90 by Rev. E. M
Cousins, Edward B. West and Miss Ella f. Boyn-
ton, both of Auburn.
In Yarmouth, June 16, by Rev. A. A. Smith,
Eugene III. Pratt of Yarmouth and Miss Carrie e.
True of North Yarmouth
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-06-23
OUT OF SORTS.

Persons of dyspeptic tendency are often "out
of sorts,' cross and peeyish The failure of the
digestive organs to do their duty the severe head
indications of dyspepsia, cause irritabiity con-
fusion of mind, and miserable feeling it is impos
sbe to describe. Hoods Sarsaparila tones up
the digestion, and rouses up the kidneys and liver
to prompt and regular action.
81 have used Hoods Sarsaparilla for sick head
ache and Indigestion, and it has relieved me Of
days and weeks of sickness and pain" MARY C.
SMITH, Cambridgeport, Mass.
NOT SICK ENOUGH
To require treatment, yet you feel week and Ian
guid and debiitated in body, depressed and
Respondent in mind, nervous and without appetite
This condition is entirely overcome by Hoods
Sarsaparilla, the best spring medicine and blood
purifier, which will strengthen every part of your
body, invigorate the nervous system and clear the
mind
CATER suffering many years with kidney COM
plant, was recommended by my pastor, Rev. j.
P. Stone, to try Hoods Sarsaparilla. have taken
three bottles, and can say that it has done me
more good than any thing else" EDWIN c. CUR
RIER, Dalton, N. II.
81 earnestly recommend Hoods Sarsaparilla to
all who suffer with headaches" Mrs. L.
SATCHELL, Gates Avenue, Brooklyn, NY.
Hoods SarsapariIIa.
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for So. Made only
by c. l. HOOD s. CO., Apothecaries, Lowell,
Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-06-23
Westbrook Seminary.

Yesterday the examinations occurred and
Wednesday the graduating exercises will
onducted in the church on the seminary
DIS. Today the school will visit the
witness the Grand Army parade
are about eighty students in this