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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-21
ST. &aOlpaO's @iaeat.

Gas beriihmte 9tb.ts un6 Woeeu5eilmittsl surbeis
lung aueT Dtasenz, esbers, GeoIrms, glierens 8ta=
ienz uHO RsruenIebsn, Appsttsoiigteit, 8opiI1mfys
Beu, 8eIiiopfUug, nnusr0auliIteii, 6tofsr Sei0eu,
Gisber, Understandings, 6dmorboi6eu uno
oqer Gtorun9en Der @in9emsioe. Rein pestt1biGih,
teine Spur bon Guediibgg, 0hneralisn ootI idd5tis
den 9Ioeueu.
Qreis IS Gsnts bic Glods. gei alien apo,5sSsm
Bu baben,
SbSRtnftet
TT. Raewae's Btuen En0 Elm fheres UIi;te
eegen oieies 2etoer, Gle egeu bic Srdite oes Wtl=
gems pie6er her uuo legtn i9n in Saue, ielue 6aulz
iiouen nusBuhbaH. 3ie Ssmptome Der 9qspepile
pGridninoGu uuo nit linen bic RetSuHa ots 8oy=
pers, iid Sftnuthetteu BubuNeheR. @ebTauae ote
Dle65tu nah 8oyi6riit unb beapte pos wiI in
,,gSGhr uNO 5aIidl" AbeT Diat ~ iaatn habeE,
RF-gdite einf Sriemarie an 9r. RlSmls &
Comp, VI, 80, 94arreuRy0fe, 9lem 9ort uno mir
| idiaeR Dir ,,2SGhr unb TSaiidl."
9geR teWie Esr eiaspss'S. (Wlt SqTlq-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-21

H Sr. Reter &iebel er0Huet 3 lis
te ieinen freuHoliheu SaloH glr. ll2,.
9ruio SiII.a0enIe. gde 8iS6le.
&uep, nit einem oOrtreflhen 9unl4 un6
freeenSt OO5u siuen iriidsn Gubetrunt. 9as
9otal madt uuf ben 8eIuder einen b6tf
9iinitigen @inorud, rno Sr. 8iebel pirb fi4
cling benltibeu, ie6eu Suft ben Auieutbalt
in ieiusm Gallon 10 ougeuebm, tuie m0Sli4,
AL MAIDEN,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-21
8abrTd,etnIfd, Gin NaubmorS.

@bica9o, 10. SUM. - @nOe 0tai fam
elm iuuger AbOOtat BON Bars, &p., u. Oa=
bis SutdCrait nit Ramen, bierber auf Be
iuh. gm 81. Woi uuternabm oerlelbe etne
8uhufabrt, unb ieit6em mar er ipurloS oerz
idwunOen. Sn oem Sabue, ben man an
nddfen Sage auffanb, mar gtidts gu ftnoen,
als ein Stint Gents Stiid uno elm S9lIhels
8uub. @rit seferu Iben6 fanO man in Der
9iGbe bon @Ulebour bic fart in Serpeung
iibergegangere 2eife beS Aopofdten. Setne
3ai6en entbieIten nur etnige pertbIoie Bas
ptere, uno ba man .puste, 6aB er uiel 8uars
geIO, einen Bediel auf $1,000, etne. totbare
golOene ubr uno Sette Hno anoere 2Berthia'
den bel it9 gebabt bate, oils er ieine Sabns
fabrt antrat, 10 3peifeIt man uitt mebr oas
ran, buB er oas Spfer zines 0faubm6reerS
seporOen 1T, 3umal oa binter leiuem liufen
DIR cine tiefe 8unpe uno auBeroen mebrere
Guetiduneen am Sopfe Su bemerfen naren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-21
sJtnl6rta
In iBreu Oeriaieoeaarttseu 8ormeI
bibiacs uub faltes Ttebcr.

IS gie6t teiu 6emitel IN Der l8elt, rUeIhes biBts
gCs uuc faltCs Syieber uno Gle aHoeren malarts
iteu Gaucus, SdlarIadz, SBphusz, eeloGe uno
onoere SSieber nit 0ulie ron HaouaDS StuelI
70 ltneu bfilt ols Ha0tpng's BeaoBz zReltei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-21
Or. RaOwaB'sSarfap lIiaH-h -hr(OIusRt
Ofr aro6e 8ItttreIntaer,

,ur 0eiluua dlroniIdler 9etOeu, Oh IfrupbuI6s
Icr, angcerbtcr poer aHiteGeRoer Art.
G6roniihen gibeumntismus, GtropGeln, tyodtues
6ulclu, TrebsdrtIge Seoeu, guHgenbiutuHgsH, Dusz
pspiie, p6iieriges NEttoBcn, 9lieoidwumm, G1as
itwIlite, Diiittrautbeit, @ttt, 2BaieIiu9t, SroHs
tttls, Shwtnoiudlt. 3ur 6eiIung pom
9autftaaf1eitett,
Nushlag i'm @sitdbt uuo auT 6em &0rDer, 5innen,
BuitglH, SalBhu6, alien gBunbgn uHo 8tibWtISH
FberuFt TT. 8aOwap's Sarlap0riuians5iez
SoIuent ole auheIeu Semittel. GrreiHi9t hGs Blu,
teQt ole GJeiunobeit uH6 on Srdite pie6ep ber uno
giebt 5eoemaHn cine Hare paut uno cine iboHe 9as
tttsiarbs,
Se6erIef0ett Il. {. 10,
Das SatIapartutan.gieIuIpeR ubrtuft utht
nun Gle gr5Heien IN Der pedung hI0niber, ltrop9us
IoIer, C0ntItutioneuer uu6 6outfrantbcitsHi Is III
aud b0s eiHBge iUirtlite peilmittsI 9s8er
8terea4 AttO @Gaienlctoetb
Sarns uHo 9ebdrmutiers9rautbdten, Wtrsn9res'
SuderbnrnIubT, gaHeriUtt, StodunG oeS Htlns'
uumillturliles gBniigrlaiien, Sri95tlbe HrantqeIs
Bieoelitouburtile ghc6Titldge oorbanfen no, ooer IN
6gHeH or oId, iuolHg nit elpelBartt3eH Subt1uAsR,
o6gr nit Edoen nis ron ne6grSeioe 9emitt NJ o6er
Elm fronf6nites ouuteS gaul8e5 ause9en unb ruei6e
enodJennebIsylieoeritlige bat, nab in oeHcH mcl
bri'u ggQGeIldTeu elm Steden G5'6 Bremen Ia6lt
Inb zdTsrsen i'm 3reu5 uno IN len genoeR uerlpiitt.
gu bd5en bst GpotbeisGH. S5Te5 tin Dollar.
Sin asbu Sabre aItes Betbphr i'm GierTtod
fuIirt oush
TT. RaOman's cetlmitteL.
TT, RaSwos 6 GOmp., gr. SO. BarrenRs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-21
geIbI4motS eitteS 9oli8ctsStanttett.

gfeuart, U.S., 20. Suut.-@. SreuuO,
&orIiser bes 8oli3eis9epartements, mel6er
iif gei1ern flint Sugeln in beH SOpf uuo Die
8ruft ifOB, iturb Inn 4 llhr beute irdh I'M
y9eutiden 6oipitale." gr bate itf sur 3eit,
els Brafbent @arfteIO BON guiteau oerWun.
bet pnr6e, cine Su9eI pom SaIiber So in ben
JIiiden eeidofen, nnb ietue 8unbe bate
ero6e Gepnlifteit nit berienigen 9aritelo's.
Ra6 3ebnmGd)igsr 8ebanOlnnS I'm st. 0ttz
daelss 6oipital" mar Srenno 9e9eilt, iubeiieH
blieb Die Suqel in ietuem SDrper, uub rtlan
fuuo ite eff beute bel Der Gutopite SuiammeI
nit BEN iibriaeu 8uselu. Sein Sal erre9te
bamals in anbetra9t Der Gebnidteit Ser
8unbe nit berieniseu Surfielo's grOBes Sas
tereFie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-21

@atb'ss GOngreBsSier rHn Earter In
3abI tnn In TlaI@eR ibeSiea fiir Jarli'
lieHgEbTatH; 60 babea boR aleu- &uRoea,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-21
N. N. 81.

2aO1paD's 1eaOD- 25ertef,
Die bette nHO biuiglte
JnmiliCu WCSt3iu in Der ggrlt,
fiut nod elmer einm aIigen 9rtH6litsn NuneHbuu9
HnerbuI6 elner blS SDun5g Wnuten jeoen Shmerbs
pte bettig un0 penigeub er auh i2iH mag, mag sr
BON NbeumQttsmU5 tdmmen, mag Der 8ranfe lange
betl6gerig, nod 70 ihDad, DcrtrtppCIt, uGrD0S ooer
UCurulgb ien, yfaomaH's WeaonzHeItcf miro
ciort ytnOeruug geDGbreu.
5as tpabre &tnSctt!n9smittel.
GaopaH's ReaOA zyieItef 1T oas siubjse i'm gjss
braud 6eitnolite SeIlWttel, Delhe5 ofoTt ie0eH
Shmeu ihlt Us n6ert uugeubIidHh unb Belt tn
turBefer 3et
RbcumntfSmts,
giCurGI8ie,
GiiftipeB,
SOPfDeB,
3a6HiUeb,
Gut5iinoun8,
2iit1ttta,
SSItflI&cuaa,
2Gtbmun6sbtS6iucrOett,
1tuterICtbsIet0en,
Wu5r, 9ur61f6n tti,o
GBOIcra Itor0t&S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-21
aas sanaerfeft tn @ltlwanfee.

0ltImuutee, gSisc., 19. SuHt. - Ser
8ertauf Der Suiion,BilIete fir o0S i'm ndt.
fen Olonat bier futtfnbenOe natiOncle SQH'
aerfeit Oe8 yJtorOumerltauii9en Sdugerbuuz
oes" III beute gei6IOHen mOroen. SsmuroeH
1910 gtuete uertauft uno $3.50 Oafiir o.
loft, $4,000 mebr, ais bel iraeno einem fritbes
rem 8ertdufe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-21
11e6er GOnig 2uOBis'S Sob.
@rtbma6lt6e SOI9en Der Sra65s
Die ant gtarMberaerssee.

9eatidlsamerifatiTd1 alnftdtsn. - lInterrez
can8eH nit BeroorraseuOeu Sirsern nno
MetSteu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-21

gBaibington, 3. g., 10. SUM. Der
Gen q mar heute nidt in Sibuna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-21

tragiider SOB itebt nod INNER i'm SorOers
grunoe oeS 1ffeutliten SHterefes. Sober.
mann, Oom aaier berab bis gum beiheiOes
men 2lrbeiter, nimmt ben bepegteIten 4ntbetl
all oem traurigen greigniie mo bic SpaIteu
Der 3eituugen iino gefiilt nit 8eridten, Gr-
3dblungen rno getraHtuu9en iiber oaiielbe.
g(iinheu, 20. SUM. - GaS gauota95=
Gomtte bat bic 9legeutur be8 Prtu3en 2uit.
polo einhimmta aenehnliat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-21

8erHn, 19. SUM. - Der Saiier BON
China hat bem Seuti6en Ntarine =Dttniiter,
@eneroI bon &apriui, in Inerteuuung etuer
SerSienffe I'M ben in 9euti6lauo erfOl9ten
Sau BON 9inefi9en Ban3eribiffen, ben
p8ra6euzSroen" berlieben. 4ud nod an
bere Sff3iere iinb in Serbinbung nit bieier
MnneLe narhett hefnrirt t,nrhen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-21

Berlin, 10. SUM. - Shirt 9ismart
trifft SOrbereituHgen jur baIbigen Gbretie
nan 8iifin9en; Die Siirftin miro ibn begIetz
ten, mGbreno. ein SObu @raf 5erbert Den
CONNER in Somburg 3ubringeu mil.
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-30
Domestic Markets.

Npw vOpK Sant % 19Se-Etour market
dull receipts Is, SOB Ibis; exports 1896 bbls and
IIn11 aecISp saias 4 400 hbIs
FIonr Gnotafions-So 3 at 9O02 so: superfine
Western and State 25a2 80; common to good
extra Western and State at 65Sa3 10; good to
choice do at 8 2Od4 80; common to choice White
wheat Western extra at 5094 rs; fancy do at
at SOa4 80; common to good extra Ohio at So
n4s75; common to choice extra st Louis at Chg
( 90; patent Minnesota extra good to prime at
4 4Oa4 10; choice to double extra do at 75D
A 30, including l,2oo bbls city mill extra 4 400
fine at 2 25d2 90; 700 bbs extra No 2 at 65@
915; 5000 bbls winter wheat extra at 2 65a4 80;
$500 bbls Minnesota extra at 2 65a4 80. South
ern flour steady: good TO choice 8 25G3 SIS; extra
do 9oa5 %. rive Flour firm. Whent heavy
receipts 14,748 BUSH exports 1922 bush; sales
at S25sc; No 3 Red at "a 81 6dS45sc eley: No 1
Red 9Oc No White sec. Rye is dull Harley
duh. Corn is higher; receipts 65. 700 bush; e1-
ports $500 bush: sales 46. 900 bush; NO at 4ig
tG4714c afloat. Oats hrm; recelpls 95,oao pnsn !.
exports = BUSH sales 9,OUO DuSn no . az Oily,
White do at 3543514c; NO = at Sl%slq2,II %sc III
elev; NO 2 White at 1914 1ooc; Ml&6u W oScoIn
at 311a@33c; White do at 35@41c; White state
3oc Coffee-Falr MO qtiet az 4 p2c. 70
dull refined Is dull Y at 4asG4zsci E1t.a = az
h95 Bis; White Extra Y az 614@5 o-d,99ci a ea
low at 4A G412c iUH ot490@Sc' MUM "a ~
standard 5A@5 72c; granulated oasTo dd e ~
Se1 lvs r',hae az faSf 57Sc PerreieutsI
w11aite,a eSssc ToilcyY is steady 1-le. Pork
is easierNMess auoted 10 bt6IO is for old IL rs
ali SO for new. Beet dull. Lard lower; Western
steam spot quoted 6 55@6 s.; refined quoted y W
for Continent 90 for ntier auleei d Sdase
az iogzSc WesIern o f 81 &c ''o
" Fsei5hts adI firm, D14 ySeaf steam Id.
a,s1C.s,n 60 90 1oee Tho E,onr market
ia miet. Sontherp Winter Wheat at I5G4 SO
Wisconsm 4 e0S54 / K: MICHIGAN do at OO14 80
soft Spring Wheat 5o@3 IS; Minnesota bakers
q nltnDtS A. 400DA 30: low grades L 4 o
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-30
aeW York fhining Stocks.
ala
Boston Produce Marke,
NEW YORK, Sept.29, -The;following are
closing Quotations for mining stocks to-day:

BOSTON Sept %, 1S86.-The following are to-
days quotations OF Provisions, &C.:
Pork-Long cut IA 50@15 90; short cuts 10 90
Is so backs Is O0015 5O light backs at - 50(9
IA 90; lean ends Is so; pork tongues at ID COG
S13 30; prime mess at S14 00@15 60;extra prime
at 10 509S11; mess, old, at 10 so; do new IL 30
Lard-choice at 71s@7s4c ptb in terces; So
814c in lob pals ;s1agS4c in BIB pals; 8s4 "a
Hams at i21ha13c {ib, according to size and
cure; smoked shoulders 8@S1ac; pressed hams at
12@613c.
Dressed hogs, city, at &c y ID.
26@27c: do extra firsts at 23a25c; do firsts at
20022c; do extra held creamery 22923c do fresh
imitation crmy, choice 17118c; do good 14G10 !;
do fresh factory, choice 13G14c; do fair to good
at lie do common lots 10S011c; Northern cream
cry, extra, nominal at 27o28c do extra firsts 249
2612c; Vermont cmry extra at 27@2Sc; do dairy
at 24025c: do extra firsts at 22G23c. Jobblng
prices 1d2c higher.
Cheese-Northern, choice to extra, lit GLE I;
sage at 12@121.c: Western choice to extra II q
1112c; lower grades according to quality; job
lots "a higher.
Eggs-Neal by 23c; Eastern extra 21@22c ;Eas-
tern firsts at zoe; II and Vermont extra at Fl
@121 1ac New York extra at 21c; Western choice
zoe; Michigan choice at gle; Nova Scotia at 21c.
J0bbng price lie higher.
beans-Cholce small hand picked peal 659
/ 70 p bush choice New York large hand picked
do 50@1 so; small Vermont hand picked pea at
Hay-C6oice prime at s1s@s19; fair to good at
SIG 00@$17 90; Eastern fine $13G$15; poor to
ordinary S12@$15: East swale $109$11. Rye
straw, choice, 15 5o9l6 90; oat straw S99$lo
Potatoes-Extra Maine and New Brunswick p
Dbl so,
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
REVIEW or PORTLAND WHOLESALE MARKET

FOR THE WEEK ENDING, Sept. 20.
For flour and groceries generally business has
been dull the past week with no Improvement in
the volume of trade, and as compared with Sep
TENDER last year there has been marked falling
off. A decline of about &c y Dbl will be noticed
on flour, the market closing quiet and prices on
the lowest level known for years. At retail the
best patent fiours have been selling at 40 and
8 90. The market for pork and lard is steady at
old figures. In grain, corn, meal, sacked bran
and middliags are trifie easier. Molasses firmly
held; choice grades scarce. Coffee frmel at 1lia
13c for Rio. Teas strong and about &c higher
on common and medium grades ;other kinds with
out important change. Butter has been steadily
gaining strength and is fully sc " fb higher than
last month. Cheese is keeping pace with butter
and has advanced to 1914 a13c for Vermont and
New York factory with sage at 1871 914c. Eggs
firm at zoe. Apples are in good receipts some
very fancy selling at so. No change in dry fish
or mackerel AT retail fresh mackerel are quoted
at to 15c p ib, halibut 12c, smelts &c, cod &c,
haddock 4c, cask Sc and hake &c. Turpentine is
higher at 43@5oc. Opium lower at 25@3 so.
Shingles and laths show slight decline. Fresh
beef is very steady; we quote sides at 69S1sc;
hind quarters at 8@111a fore quarters at 495c'
rounds with TANKS 612@7 nc, rounds =, rump
loins at 1O615c, rumps 10@i3c, loins lo91Sc,
rattles 3@4c, backs 5@614c, chucks 4G5c short
oufc
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-30
The most Remarkable Business In
tho C0upfyv

Our citizens have observed notices in the lead
ing papers, from time to time, of little harmless
food plant called Moxie, found in South Amerc
to restore nervous weakly women in a few days,
and help oyerworked people of both sexes to do
two days work in one with less fatigue, have
made the demand so immense that, after eleven
months twelve large factories are engaged in its
manufacture in the United States and Canada,
and over 10000 quart bottles are sold every
week. 1t is said by the apothecaries and whole
sale dealers that the, business is doubling every
six weeks.
The proprietor of the Moxie Nerve Food, that
is creating such an excitement all over the coun-
try as remedy for the liquor habit and nervous
exhaustion. or results of oyerwcrk, talk the best
sense vet. They say the nervous system is the
seat Of life. and controls the functions of the
body The functions of the body are to take nu--
triton and get rid Of a corresponding amount OF
old and impure material. If the nerves are strong
enough to do this, we are well. and the blood pu-
rifles itself every day: not we are i'll That is
the whole system of health in nutshell.
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-30
PORTLAND & WORCESTER Line.
Pc. .land 6 Rochester r. r.
ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS.

: sss919sssessH On and after M ondny, june 80,
sa5sz=ss.z5 SS6, Passenger Trains Will LEW
Portland;
For Worcester, Clinton, AVER Junctlod.
Nashua. Wimdham and Eppins at y.s
For Manchester, Concord, and points NsrlA
at 1.1O y.
For Rochester, springvaie, Alfred, Water.
bore, and saco River at $50 IA. M, f.te
For Gorhar,s at 4 80 n. M, 1.lo, $50, sS
(mixed) at $50 p. IA.
Ror snccnrappa, Cumberland Mills, W@sk
brook function and Woodford's at J'M
and 1000 n. M, l-fO, 800, 6.@O arc
tmixed) $3.50 ID.
For Forest Avenue (Deerins) 10 90 "a. m
300 and 6.2O p. ns.
The LILO ID. ns. train from Portland connects at
Aver Juncf. with Hoosac Tunnel Route for
the West, and at Union Depot, Worcester, ioT
New York via Norwich Line, and ali rnJb
via Spring Geld, also with N. ". a. n. Il. Il. ~.
('Steamer Maryland Route) for philadelphia,
baltimore, Washington, and the south, ann
with Boston 81 Albany ks. 4. for the West.
Close connection made at Westbrook q &c.
ton with through trains Of Maine Central X; II. AID
at Grand Trunk Transfer, Portland, with through
trains of Grand Trunk Railway.
Through Tickets to all points West and Sonih
NAV be had of S. H. HELEN, Ticket Agent, Pert
land s Rochester Depot at foot Of Preble Street
sDoes not stop at Woodford's.
ie26dtf j. W. Pc TERsSupt.
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-30

Ethel-Papa, am getting up subscription TO
buy such lovely dollar doll saw in a window
yesterday.
ly made up?
Ethel-0h yes, papal Almost. All need from
you is bare ninety-eight cents.
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-30

To allay all troubles incident to the change of
life Lydia E. Pnkham's Vegetable Compound
has no equal for female complaints.
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-30
Rumford Falls and Buckfield Railroad
Summer Arrangement, IN Effect June a, 1885.

Connections via Grand Trunk kniiwuy.
Mixed train leaves Mechanic Falls JunctioP
10 AS a. M, arrives at Buckdeld at 1l.46 a. m
and Canton at 1.10p. m. -
3.l5 D. M, arrives In Buckfield at $50 and Cor
ton at 4.30 p. m. -
Returning trains leave Canton at Alb and o. o
a. M, connecting for Lewiston, Portland and Bss
ton.
Stage connections daily with passenger train a.
West Sumner, Chase's Mills and Turneri at Cah
ton for Peru, DIxheid, Mexico and Rumford Falls,
"' lei sdtf L. L. LINCOLN. Supt
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-30

We are showing ON our counters the finest
and best quality Stiff Hats ever shown nm
Portland. ELEGANT goods and nObby shapes
for Young Men. We are the only Hatters nm
Portland who handle these fine goods.
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-30

Liveryman ito customer)-There, sir, is as good
a boss as ever pulled Vaughn. An you needn't
Customer (eyeing the animal dubionsly)- don't
know bout that. I'd hate to trust him with any
oats.
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-30
European Iarkets.

LIVERPOOL, Sept 20, 18S6.-Cotton market is
firm; tlpiands at 7-16d Orleans at 518d; sales
$4,000 bsteS; speculation and export 1000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Sept l29. -Quotatlons-W Win
ter Wheat IS 6da6s I'd; Spring wheat at IS "a
Ca6s Sd; Club wheat at IS lodges lid. Corn
mixed Western As 4d peas at 5s Cd PROVISIONS,
&c-Pork Sos cd bacon 38S for short clear amp
37s for long clear. Cheese at 52s for American;
lard prime Western at 34s ID; tallow 23s for
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-30

Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound
strengthens the stomach and kidneys and aids
digestion. 1t has no equal for female complaints.
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-30
WIT AND WISDOM.

Ethel-Papa, am getting up subscription to
buy such lovely dollar doll 1 saw in a window
Papa-Well, my child, is your subscription near
Ethei-6h yes, papal Almost. All 1 need from
you is bare ninety-eight cents.
"a friend in need is friend indeed" Such a
friend is DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, which should be
in every family. 1t costs only 25 cents Give it a
trial,
little girl asked her father one day to taste
most delicious apple What remained was ruefu-
ly Inspected moment, when she asked:
do you know, papa, how can tell you are big
without looking atyou?"
II cannot say was the reply.
81 can tell by the bite you took out of my ap-
ple," was the crushing reply.
To allay all troubles incident to the change of
life Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
has no equal for female complaints.
Madam docking for country board)-Yo have
plenty OF pure milk, Mr. Hayseed?
Mr. Hayseed-Yessum.
Madam-I shall want milk from one cow for ba-
by, And eggs-have you plenty of fresh eggs?
Mr.. Hayseed-Yessum, but don't b'lieye kin
give 'em to you from one hen
Cocaine, idoform or mercuriais in
any form in the treatment of catarrh or hay fe'
yer should be avoided, as they are both injurious
and dangerous. Idoform is easily detected by
its offensive odor The only reliable catarrh rem
edy on the market today is Ely's Cream Balm, be-
ing free from all poisonous drugs. 1t has cured
thousands of acute and chronic cases. where all
other remedies have failed. A particle is applied
into each nostril no pain; agreeable to use. Price
20 cents of druggists.
Stranger-You say you have been shipwrecked
Saiior-Aye, aye, me hearty.
Stranger-And what are your sensations when
the wild waves break over you, and you feel your
self sinking under the water?
Sailor-Damp.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
strengthens the stomach and kidneys and aids
digestion. 1t has no equal for female complaints.
Liveryman Ito customer)- There, sir, is as good
a boss as ever pulled Vaughn. An you needn't
be afraid Of him; he puffeckly safe an reliable
Customer (eyeing the animal dubiously)-i, don't
know bout that I'D hate to trust him with any
oats
More cases of sick headache, blouSness, con-
stipation, &c. can be cured in less time with less
medicine. and for less money, by using Carter's
Little Liver Pills, than by any other means.
81 see" said Stubs, chat DIR. Michael Foster
tells the British association that smoking tobacco
produces defective vision; do you believe it?''
"Oh am sure of it," replied Mrs S., "for l
saw your friend Butts last evening putting away,
quite unconscious that there were several ladies
in the ROOM"
Dr. Soule's Pills cure headache, and keep the
bowels in healthy condition.
James wish you would chop me some wood,
Pm so tired"
$50 am |. You women seem to think that a
man does nothing but loaf"
What have you been doing, pray?"
1--WE been sitting in the broiling sun for two
hours watching base ball game and seeing the
Athletics beaten. guess I'm tired"
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-30
Cocaine, ldoform or mercurials in

Stranger-You say you have been shipwrecked
four times?
Saor-Aye, aye. me hearty
Stranger-And what are your sensations when
the wild waves break over YOU and you feel your
self sinking under the water?
SailOr-Damp.
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-30
FOR DIAMOND ISLAND AND DIAMOND COVE.
HARPSWELL STEAMBOAT co

ON and after MONDAY, Sept. 90 1886, steam
" er GORDON will leave Custom House
Wharf daily, Sundays Excepted, for Long Island,
Little Chebeague, jerks, Great Chebeague HarpS-
well and Orrs Island OF 8 p. IN.
Return leave Orrs Island for Portland and In
terminate landings at G. 10 a. IN. Arrive Portland
at S.45 a. m.
For freight or passage apply on board to captain.
sep2Odtf GEO F. WEST, Manager.
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-30
Foreign Ports.

Ar at Havana Sept %, brig Elizabeth Winsow,
Cakes. New York.
Sid 23d, barque Lillian, Wiley. Delaware Break
water.
Sid I'm Matanzas Esd, brig Tarifa. Peterson,
Boston via Caibarien.
Ar at HillSborO 2Sth, sch + I Drisko. Drlsko,
Boston.
Cid 27th sch Fanny Flint, Warren, for Newark ;
Wawbeck, Balser. Rockland.
Cid at st John NIB, 25th, schs NJ j Laughton,
Morang, New York; Aldine, Dennison, and
SAWYER. Beal, do.
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-30

Raroue P i Palmer from Portland for BuenoS
Ayres, which put into Halifax Sept dlsmast ca
has been furnished with new spars and cleafeu
28th for port of destination. ,,.o,,;o,s
to 28th inst seventy miles south OF BroWnS,siie
and is total loss. Crew saved. NO iI o.
The vessel registered 286 tons and was puiic ~
1879 at Portland, where she was partiy o"heo'
and hailed from New Orleans. ., .h
Sch VIM Keene went ashore 26tn Oh Ine f So ond
end of Fishermen Island, and started Keel any ~
loosened oakum in cardboard. She was towea on on
for $50 and taken to Boothbay and hauieo OUT lor
repairs.
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-30
Boston Stock Market.
New York Stock and Money Market.
TBy Telegraph.1

NEW YORK, Sept. 49, 1ss6.-Money on call
is harder, ranging from s to 10 per cent. Prime
and steady at S2@4 S214 and S41a@4 So:
Government bonds dull but strong. Railroad
closed quiet but rather heavy at close to opening
prices. -.
Tne transactions at the Stock Exchange aggre-
gated 507 .025 shares.
-. roIInu1no are tn-daY,s nnntatlOnS of GOYern-
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-30

Ar at Gloucester 28th, schs Margie Smitn, Geo
+ Keene, Matte T Dyer, Sea Foam, and Lorlng
Ar at Halifax, Ms, 27th, sch Surprise, Weber,
Labrador
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-30
Grain Quotations.

CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
The following quotations are received daily by
F. G. Stevens, NO. 421a Exchange street: