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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-10-16
BUSINESS CHANCES.
ROOMS TO LET.

rgyO LET-A pleasant room; terms reasonable,
Il at 3 BROWN ST. l31
TITO Lighthouse No. 40 Neal St.; room No
2 Motley Block; Nov 1st., house 81 CHEST
nut st. For full particulars inquire OF FRED n.
TEyO LET-Rooms at the st. Julian, No: l96
il Middle Street. Apply to r. W. UNDER
WOOD. .Ianitor. DO
DOONEs TO I.ET-Two unfinished rooms;
Ia, suitable for light housekeeping, Sebago and
other conveniences, also one furnished room, CEN
traly located. Inquire at John G. Procters Real
Estate Agency, 50 Exchange st. lO-l
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-10-16
FOR SALE.

EARN FOR sALE-One of the best 68-acre
Il farms i'll Plymouth County, Mass. 20 miles
both sides of road handy to good markets; 2-story
house, IL rooms; barn 45x35; wood house and
corn barn. all in good repair; 2 good wells, and
spring in pasture; 8 acres heavy woods, cedar.
oak and pine; 90 acres moving, tiage and pas
ture divided by heavy stone wall plenty fruit and
cranberfies; can make from $1,000 to 81 500 per
year easily; good reasons for selling terms easy
and price low. If applied for soOn Call on or adj
dress L. A. WHITING s. CO., 919 Washington
street. Boston ocf16dlw
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-10-16

NOR sALE-The lot of land, (about 4785 SO
Il it. with houses thereon, numbered log to los
Preble ST.. and 90 to 81 Alder ST. BENJAMIN
SHAW 4S1a Exchange St. l0-1
The Tombstone., 1885-08-31
Order of Court.
,S TEE COUNTY COURT OF cocnlsE cniiNdS AkizONA TEKkiTORY.

IS TIE COUNTY eoyRT CE o cocalsE
 In the mattrf es Leo korn-f and B. II. Peter. soa, who hsfxtofcre done eusiness une ths firm name and sf, ls of Knr IT Peierson, In said C, uui, and terrirory--lSsolssrt deeto's,
 L~. Ron CT and B. Il, Petssson, havii nira III b.. Court, tLe prti ion. srneduIs s,'d ihy~n' e. n 1 .slsency D, which it sppear, that they rss ,nso yeni ae btors, th sid |. . K fDer and B; F Peters . ar- her. by clared to be insovent Xhe Shrr f fl he COuh of CoeLiss ta hereoy c,, rec ed 10 'ake possession of . ihe estats Tai Pet r.oL. q, bto's. whether Of . psrtbership O, pc sonal character except such As may be oy law exemp. from execution. and of al their oseos vou,L 10, books of accon "ts aud papere, and 10 as.ign,e of the e.tste. All persons are imbid- lien 10 pay a"y dsbts 10 ihe aid insolrepts "f ltUer Of th n. CT to deliver any property Dc longii to th. m, or 10 any perron nfm or corpos, on c. aoeiai ion for their use. The said deb.
 re a'e hsree, foieiddep to trsnsisr or deliver any property nniii the further order of ttis 'ourl, rx ept as b. r.iL o defed.
 IL is nrth'r oider, d that sli the cred.tors of sad deotois. be and appear before se Hon Web Ter stree Jud nf the Couf Y Court of CoeLls
 ourt room of s.id onrt fin ,he City of omh sto (, eo.Lty Id {. nj e.y o'eszid, on the loth .iay Of Scpfem6 l'S5. at 1S o'clock A. H.. oi ut day. 10 prove their dehIs and chose one or more asrignser f the e-tsie si said debtors:
 II l. further ord T. that the order be puhllen ed in THE ToNBsr0SK. q oa:ly paper and . .,ewspaper Oi -eneral circulation, pnblsh.d in the titI sf Tomb-t ne inthe county of COchiee sun Territory of AriSoLa, bs oft. .p ar :he said paper l. published before the day ses for ths
 And it is further orderded that in the nesntim . sraye'. WEBSTER STkErl.
 Dated ArRusi ], 1885. County Judge.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-31

IT will give people vivid ilea of how difficult it is for a young man to get along in England, to read the following extract from a letter from ar English woman: My son who was educated at Harrow, then spent two years at Hamburg learn ing German correspondence, and two more in Belgium and Paris, fin ishing his French. and finally, was ayear ir his fathers shipping office has been able to find nothing bet ter than clerkship at f30. a year He prefers living with us in the country and hisrailway ticket cost s32.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-31

IT looks as if the mugwumps of New York who elected Cleveland and defeated Blaine, want to get back into the republican party this fall. The party is bett;r off with out them, as they may taken no. tion to change their views at any time. The republican party wants men who will stand by the princi- ples of ths party.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-31
sS- : NcYertlIeles
Panama (.

4SA |" o.N dL4 SUa.-id L
 thing, thing, Of of tn. tIssr~s' ~ In 1' rsp'yias p,yia to those who predict the failure Of the work, NJ. DeLesseps, Tn a late report pointed to the similar rre- dictions that Were made in connec- lion with the Suez canal, and said She regular confirmation of the piercing of the isthnrs and the completion of the canal in 1888 are the best replies that can De opposed to the opponents oi the canal. Cyer 20,000 men are now engaged on the work more than s5,O0O, 900 cubic yards of earth are under con- tract for removal. The total cost of the work will be Sl4O,0OO,OOO.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-31
Freddie and his Girl.

TROY, Aug, 30.
 J. c. Wooster, of Waterbury, Conn. arrived at White Creek, Warren County, on the l o'clock train, water day afternoon, in search of Fred Brownson, l6 years old, and Grace Hart, Miss of l5 years, who eloped from their homes at Waterbury at l o'clock last Friday morning At North Creek MT. Wooster learned that . couple answering the description of the runaways had arrived there satur- day on the afternoon train, and had gone on foot to Blue Mountain Lake, for which place MT. Wooster at once started. At the forks of road near the lake MT. Wooster met the young couple. They had been to North river to purchase provisions. which they were carrying to their camp near the lake and in the woods half mile from the road. Here they had erected a rude shanty of brusL, which afforded but little protection from the rain. They cooked their own provisions and stated that they greatly enjoyed camp. pg out Tbs couple were much star.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-31
important Judicial Decision
SAN FkANCIsCo. Aur.

DAN hhNClStO, Aug, 0U.
 A decision was rendered today in the superior court by Judge Mcguire in the case of Wither Jones, formerly of Danville, Va against Jas. Brandon stien Esman Eastman & O., ct tl, thich has attracted much attention. The plaintiff claimed he entered into partnership with Brandenstein and Bachman & Co.,, in September 1881 for the purpose of manufacturing to- bacco under the names of the Seal Rock tobacco. That in January 9th 1882, his partnership with his kno Sl- edge formed partnership with Moses Heller, Henry Sutliff and others and organized the J. B. Pace Tobacco Co.,, defendants have paid th ,mselves from dividend or the company since its or ganization one million dollars, that the affairs of the Seal Rock Co, were secretly mismanased by his partners so as to cause its failure and absorp- tion by J. B. Pace & Co. The court decided that the Seal Rock O., was merely an agency of the original part ncrship of September 1881, that the property of both companies belonged to the copartners that plaintiff was entitled to dissolution of copartnership and accounting for value of the proper. ty involved which is said to be several millions.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-31
For Salel
oA es S<

One of the oldest and best pay. ing restaurants in this city will be cold very reasonable if called for within the next two weeks. Sick. ness causes the present owner to leave the territory. For particu- lars call os address this office, where full information will be given.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-31
TELEGRAPHIC
New Paper

NA3S NANCISCO, AuE', OO'
 A Bulletins New York special says United States District Attorney Dor sheiuer has paid S75,00O for New York material. The paperHs to be re- surrected as an administration organ with strong political financial back. ing and with the Tsmmany interest eliminated.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-31

Suit AaaInss z. !. Baldwin
 NEW YoRx, Aug, 30.
 Llody Hughes, jockey. and James Steward, trainer, brought suit against F. J. Baldwin, the California, million. a;re, to recover $4,0oo for breach of contract and obtained from Judge Bar. rett an attachment on which the sheriH of Saratoga county seised Volsnts and 1imers, two eyaek .aes bor,es belong.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-31

If. Wooster
 d At frss
 would never
 1t upon be-
 Wooster WIS
 essary papers
 ,ed her mind
 a. Mr. Woes
 ents of the young pectable and are the affair. It had the elopers had ,lle, Conn, the day md were married, but said the report could not Young Brownson and on said they had read real m . dime novel sbont @ boy :! who ran away and lived in the pods, and they thought it would be romantic to run away ard camp in th- Adirondacks. The party returned to Waterbury last night.
 For Sale.
 Tie undersigned being desirous Of engag ing other business. offers the old established Echrse Bakery of this clty for sale, and will sell It at bargain if called for soon. Call or address. J. M. NASH. Tombstone. A. T.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-31

.,ort During the
 .., there have arrived
 ,l, including the leakage from the British Columbia line. Pro- bably not less than 1000 Chinese have arrived in the eight months of 1885. The total number landed during the three years proceeding are reported to be as follows; thirty nine in 1882 in 1885 there were 3,0i4, and G,602 in 1884.
The Republican journal., 1885-05-07
Gems of Thought.

A good name Is better than ton. of gold.
fCeryante..
Industry has annexed thereto the fairest
fruits and richest rewards. Barrow.
lie that calls man ungrateful sum. up all
the evil man can be guilty of. Swift.
The pain Of life but .weetens death the hard.
est labor brings the sounde.t sleep. Albert
Smith.
You will never live to my age without you
keep Yourself in breath with exercise. Sir
Phillip Sidney.
In languages the tongue is more plant to all
sounds. the joints more supple to all feats Of ac-
liNity, III youth than afterwards. Lord Ba-
con.
It's better that Joy should be spread over all
The day in the form OF strength. than that j;
should be concentrated into ecstases. full of
danger md followed by reaction. Emerson.
Ii i. :; safe and wise rule to follow, in all leg
iSiatlop. that whatever the people can do with
out legislation will he better done than by the
Intervention Of the State or nation. Garfield.
The spirit of liberty is not merely. as some
people ima2ine, jealousy Of our own Giartiru-
lar rights but 4 respect for he rights o. others,
and an unwiliingnes- that any man. W hether
high or low, should be wronged and tramped
under foot, [Channing.
A. general rule. that society where tlaitery
Il acted i much more agreeable than that W here
it j. spoken. Attention and Difference don't re-
quire You to make fine speeches expressing
your sense of nTOrthiDe>s (le-) and return
ing all the compliments paid YOU. Holmes.
The Republican journal., 1885-05-07
The Oath of Negro Society.

correspondent in Louisville, Georgia. sends
US the copy of an oath taken on joining negro
society which has lodge in that town. The
oath is as follows:
OF my own free will and accord, In the pres.
ence of Almighty God and this Worshpful
Grand Lodge, erected to Him and dedicated to
the Holy st. John, do hereby press the candi-
dates hand with the gavel, and solemnly prom.
Use and swear, that l will always hail, and ever
/ conceal, and never reveal any of the secrets
arts, parts or points of the Fellow Graft Degree
to any person whOmsoever, except It be to a
true and lawful brother of this degree, or In a
regularly constituted Lodge of Fellow Craft No.
9, and not unto him, or them, until, by strict
trial, due examination, or lawful information
shall find him, or them. as lawfully entitled
to the same as | am myself | furthermore
promise and swear that l will stand to and
abide by all the laws, rules and regulations of
the Fellow Craft Degree as far as the same shall
I come TO my knowledge. Further, | will &C
knowledge and obey all due signs and summon
ses sent to me from Lodge of Fellow Craft,
or given me by a brother of that degree II with
III the length Of CabletOw. Further. that W II
aid and assist all poor, distressed, worthy dis
tressed, knowing them to be such, as far as
their uecessitie. may require and ability permit
without any Injury TO myself. Further, that
Will not cheat. wrong. or defraud brother OF
the degree knowingly, or supplant him in any
s0lemnly promise and swear, with a firm and
.teadfa.t resolution to perform the same with
out any hesitation, mental reservation or self
evasion OF mind whatever. Binding myself
under no less penalty than of having my breast
/ torn open, my heart pucked out and placed on
the pinnacle of the temple. my heart and vital.
taken from thence and thrown over my left
shoulder and carried into the valley of Jehose-
phat. then TO be tievoured by the vultures of the
air, should | ever knowingly violate the obliga-
/ h,1,N fN,C a 49,, l.,
due performance Of the same. You will detach
your hand and kiss the Book on which your
hand rests. which is the Holy Bible. Amen,
Amen.
The Republican journal., 1885-05-07
May bloom.

Oh, for You that | never knew =
Now that the spring is swelling,
And over the way is whitening may,
In the yard of my neighbours dwelling,
Oh. may, Ohio do your sisters blow
Out there in the country grasses
A-mocking the white of the cloudlet light,
That up in the blue sky passes:
Here in town the grass it is brown.
Right under your beautiful clusters:
But YOUR sisters thrive where the sward's alive
With emerald lights and lustres.
Dream of my dreams. vision that seems
Ever to scorn my praying,
Love that | wait, face of my fate,
Come with me now a-maying.
Soul of my song! all my life long
Looking for you wander:
Long have | snught-shall | find naught,
Under the may-bu-tes yonder:
Oh, for You that | never knew,
Only in dreams that bind you'll
BY springs own grace shall know your face
When under the may | find you
H. {. BURNER, in the Century for May.
The Republican journal., 1885-05-07
"A Dangerou. Case.
ROCHESTER,, June l, 1882. "Tcn
Years ago | was attacked with the most
Intense and deathly pains in my back and

Years ago was attacked with the most
/ Intense and deathY pains in my back and
-Kidneys.
Extending to the end of my toes and to my
brain!
(which made me delirous.
From agony.
1T took three men to hold me on my bed at
tmes
The Doctors tried in vain to relieve me. but
to no purpose.
MolYhine aud other opidtes
Had no effect
"After two months | was given up to die,
"Whep my wife
heard neighbor tell what Hop Bitter. had
done for her. she at once got and gave me some.
The first dose eased my brain and seemed to go
hunting through my system for the pain.
The second dose eased me so much that slept
two hours, something | had not done for two
months. Before had used five bottles. ! was well
and at work hard any man could for over
three weeks; but worked too hard for nv strength
and taking Il hard cold was taken with the most
acute and painful rheumatism all through my sy.,
ten that ever known.
II called the doctors again and after several
weeks, they eft me cripple crutches for life
is they said. / met friend and told him my case
and he -id Hop Bittcrs hal cured him and would
cure me. poohed at HIM, but he was earnest
was induced 10 use them again.
In less than four weeks | threw away my
crutches and went to work lightly and kept on
Using the bltIers for five weeks. until | became as
we'll a- any man living, and have been 80 for six
years since,
1t ha- also cured my wife, who had been sick
for years AID ha7 Kept her and my children
well and healthy With from two 10 three bot
w pcr War. There is no need to " sick 1t all
if these bit,cr> are used. j. j. BERK, tx
Supervisor.
"ihal noor invalid wife.
The Republican journal., 1885-05-07

A BRIGHT SPRING MORNING. "What man
Is there over whose mind bright spring morn
ing does not exercise magic intiuence-carry-
ing him back to the days of his childish sports
and conjuring up before him the old green
fields with its gently waving trees, where the
birds sang a. he has never heard them since
where the butterfly futtered far more gaily
than he ever sees him now in all his rambIings
where the sky seemed bIuer and the sun
shone more brightly-where the air blew more
freshly over greener grass and sweeer smell
ing 1owers-where everything wore a richer
and more brilliant hue than 1t is dressed in
now" GCharles Dickens.
The Republican journal., 1885-05-07

FISH AND FISHING. A North Brdgton
correspondent writes: "The smelt season I.
just on here. The run is unusual; no such
numbers of large smets have appeared in our
brooks for many years-especially brooks rum
mag into Long Lake. They are quite late in
coming to streams Shall expect a large num-
Der of land-Iocked salmon in their wake"
The ice in the lake is melting away slowlv
1t is reported by the fish commissioner that
short time ago there were twenty-eigb bit fac
tories on the coast, where understood Holsters
were continually caught. These places are
now closely watched, and the guilty persons,
if caught, will receive the full penalty of the
law. 1.-THE Friendship CORES ondent Of the
Rockland Opinion says: The cod fishermen are
yaciating between doubt and despair. Some
will go in snug, economical way some have
been Sold and some will remain at their moor
ings. The combined feet of trolers did not
get enough over and above their bills to buy
can of potash ii. F. Sprague, of Monson, has
secured from the U. 5. I'ish Commission, lot
of European white fish fry Gorgeous Albula)
for Lake Hebron. Twelve thousand of these
fish were carried there and planted in that lake
on Friday of last week by Mr.. Buck, of Orland
Me. This specie is very rare one and is fine
edible and popular among all anglers. They
will eventually add much to the many other
attractions around Monson. The fishing priv
ege at Damariscota has been sold at auction
to a company for $3.50. Last year the stream
sold for 5000.
The Republican journal., 1885-05-07
doing a good deal Of damage tc

Floods are doing good deal of damage to
the Grand Trunk railway in Canada. Ii will
be several days beiore trains can run on .ome
parts Of the road. The lower part Of Three
Rivers is under water. AT St. Andrews. Que
bridge 200 feet long ha. been carried away
PsrI OF the Woodstock railway bridge, In New
Brunswick, has been swept away. One man
was drowned In Montreal.
The Republican journal., 1885-05-07
A Valuable Farm for Sale.

4. !--sa 'rhG farm known as the MILES
A. Ia - STAPLES farm. situated in Swan
s. SssEssEa Vile, IL miles from post-ofice in
II ssssSys, said town, and covering nm area OF
ono hundred acres. viii he sold
reasonable terms if applied for soon Said farm is
well watercd. having three vcii- orc Of which
NEVER fails beside having water in pasture. Two
orchards, one Of which IS young orchard The
buildings are located near the centre Of the farm
and consist of one and one-half story m-in house
andcii with stable attached and two barns situ4t-
ed that stock can Dc turned from barn yard into
pasture without driving. The farming tools, con
sisting Of a Walter A. Woods one horse moving
machine, nearly new, one Thomas hay rake,
grocery wagon. cart. arav, blackboard, and other
articles Also two cows, one yoke two years "d
steers, one two years Old colt, sheep and hens The
above named stock an farming tools viii BE sold
If farm is sold. Mr. Edwin Chsnen amt his
Iibheus b., bought the farm In the summer OF 1853
ana thoroughly repaired the house and stable, Mr..
Ifbbeu6 b. died last fall Mr. Edwin Ghspcn and
wife being Old and out Of health ere DESTROYS Of
selling, The above property Is situated In good
townand peacrnbic nc2hhoro0d, and satisfactory
terms will be made For further particulars IN
quirc Of EDWIN CHAPEN the Farm,
Or A. Z. NICkERsON. SwauyiIle Mills.
SwRnviic, April l3. IsSj.-l6
The Republican journal., 1885-05-07
M ALA RIA.
As an anti Inaarial medicine
DR.. DAVID kENNEDY'S
FAVORETE REMEDY

has won golden opinions. No traveller should con-
slider his outfit complete unless it includes bottle of
this medicine If you exposed to frequent
changes of climate, food and water Favorte Remedy
Should always be within your reach. 1t expes ma
ara poisons, and is the best preventative Of chills
and maIarlA fever in the world 1t is especially Of
Tered as truslw orthy specific for the Kidney
ana Liver complaints Constipation ana all disorders
arising from anlmpure state of the blood. To women
VINO suffer from any Of the ills peculiar TO their sex
Favorite Remedy is constantly proving itself an I'M
failing friend-a real blessing. Address the propre-
tor, Dr. D. Kennedy, Rondout, N. Y. 81 bottle, for
Is, by all druggists.
The Republican journal., 1885-05-07

The will of the late G.. II. Mccormick of
Chicago the reaper patentec, has been probat-
ed and recorded at Dallas, Texas, as a formal
ty to enable the administrator to secure po.-
session Of the property belonging to the estate
in The county and city of Dallas. 1t /. said
that bond for 800, 100000 % wa. filed.
The Republican journal., 1885-05-07
The Great Benefactor of Women.

Lydia + Pinkham, Of Lynn, Mass. IS often
spoken of as great benefactor of women and fire.
quenly receives letter. like the one we quote from
written by lady In San Francisco, she says. 81
am taking your Vegetable Compound and md
grcat benefit from IT, 1t has done me more good
then all the Doctors" Mrs. T., OF Vincennes, Ind
Compound and cured by It. use, feel very anx-
i"Us that every woman afflicted with Womb Disease
should make use Of it. Another lady in Birming-
ham, Mich, was suffering from weakness and dis
placement. She says: II began taking your com.
pound and II helped me 20 soon. l feel like pro
claiming to the World It's great virtues as healing
agent for women"
very good umbrella can be bought for fifty
cents; out So long as 4 man can borrow a seven
collar silk umbrella for nothing, no Immediate
M II IL. Nnnnsty IL ln.nN.rl FIR
The Republican journal., 1885-05-07

Nathaniel Conant of Meddybemps, Me-, re-
ceived 81 800 pension money a short time ago,
and has since fallen heir to 81 ,000 900. He may
not be considered very lucky, but has at least
been partially compensated for conserving to
live In town called Meddybemps. Mime
spolis Tribune.
The difference between Minneapolis and Med
dybemps is that between tweedle de dunn and
tweedle de dee.
The Republican journal., 1885-05-07

President Costello of the Pennsylvania Coal
Miner. Association has issued card decar-
ing the strike at an end and advising the men
TO return to work al the prices offered them by
the operators. About 5000 men will resume
work this week.
The Republican journal., 1885-05-07
Scott's Emulsion OF Pure

God Liver OF, with HypophoSphltes,
is = most valuable remedy for consumption, Scroru-
In, Uastipg Diseases of children, cold, and chronic
coughs, and In all conditions where there is = los.
of lssh, lack of nerve power and general
debility OF the system.
Missouri women src fra creatures One OF
them prppcrcd two tramps with shot gun, and
knocked down third with Ratchet and tainted
dead away.
The Republican journal., 1885-05-07
Twents Years Record,

Rev j. W. Macomber. Ken.co, \. Y. write. -
About twenty years ago wac laid aside for near.
" eight weeks with severe cold and congestion of
the lungs, and was nearly discouraged, when |
provilenualy came acros. Dr.. Seth Araolds
cough Killer In u short time found myself COM
plctcly cured Since that time have used Il with
universal success IN my family"
\ rather thick witnes. in the police court
was asked the question whether So ant-.o stood on
the defensive. mo- sir he innocenty replied "he
stood on a hcnch'