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Daily Republican., 1888-08-25

I
SOHKDUhK IN RTFEur, April 10. lsss
Trains Issvs nslAwArS Avsaus Dapsr
EAST DOUND.
For Philadelphia and UheskoF, OlE. m
50, IS 20 u, 20, 7 80, 70 Is and IS as 3. n
On SundAys,7 so, ] 90, Q 90, 10 80 and all IL
ut 20, . oOrS bb,hb 20, ~, Q CO.'S % and q
p. N.
Ior sinserly, accommodation, daily Il q
FOR Baltimore, accommodation, daily o..
cept Sunday IS q. m.
For 0niOAzo and PittsDurE. express, daily
Cincinnati and ST. Louis express, daily
baltimore accommodation, daily sWpm,
Pittsourg, OhieaRo and st. Louis express.
Singerly accommodation, daily 8opm.
EOG LAEDkNBE2a,6 10 a. N,bEnca,
only, l1Oo .. N. dstlg ez04pt Sunday, u
80, 20 p. M. daily.
TrAina lave b1Rfkss st9sst Station:
o. L ,9i,l phI1dSlGhi1 S9t 2. N. daily. Koi
neiB $50 and ll.o9 4. ID. daily, except Sun
aeyi SlOa. "a on Sunday cniyi ass and E.st
Pitt.61rS. Chicago and 5, Louis s1prou
Trains for NnDInston-LsaVa PhiIAss,
ahia, daily, AZ %, 1000, Gil 90 :. n. Il q
noon, a. aro, 4 GO, AGO, $50. Gl6 10 10
II 30 .. m.
AA.2S, and 5 30 D. m.
sundays only, aIo m
&Kpfoss trAin6s
RATKs TO WESTERN POINTS LoWHR THAp
VIA AMY OTHER LINE.
". II. OLEmENTB, u. O.SOUI,h
Genu Manager Ran1 Pnsn AR,A
ToleDhona no. lR3.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25
ghlladslphla. Wilmington 4 Bal
HmnrS Railroad.

Il AoSSa
Trains yin ASavO WllnaAgboa - 1allsv
"a EsSisI;ss'sH ss IS 4 1 I. g: ! ss
- q ~ !, IA 4 \ - ms a n.
~ Fiji hGSS :1 2. r. "a ~ q: u.
HcOO%snodAtion, 81 ssA IM LN 10 as
New YORK. f@, ia "a go & %, 10 o.
ne A A.. n.z% H. ~, sA NA zoo
Ior west Chester, via LAnOkin, 9 % an.
For aew;Srf t tcen ~ and iu.srnsd,.,. 81,
Baltimore and inSsrmsdiat . = stations, 10 Il,
RsisImo more an ana Bay line, YS1n.
baltimore and Wilmington, IA, a. 80
ioI1 and II 90 a. m, u o. q II, az. ed, Sc
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
Rev Castle. 90 sD, VI - .. m, GA "a
Georgetown and Lewas. 8 % q. n,S6 MN
Rehoboth, Oa. M; % sop. m.
Heaford lexpreasl, . % y. a,
HARRINGTON, DelmAr, and way stations, 30
EKprsss for Harrington. % p. N. Wa
ETpIess for Dover, Harrington. and Ds,.
Franklin City, 8 30 q. n,
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point I'm,
fort and Norfolk, l2O Night
Leave Philadelphia. Broad s.ree. for WI
mington (expressl, u Is, . 30, ia IN au
10 70 II is II IS q. M, 262 sou, (Ga On
o., 81, go. e6, II Dp. m.
Accommoda don, 02b, 10 % q. n, LIZ %
ST. 49, a aaS 1O3 10 70. and Ii n 3, q
SUNDAY TRAINS,
For Philadelphia Iexpressl, 200, az 40
- 10, II 81 =, M, a., "A, and 0s n, n
Accom- mediation, is a. M, L2l0, I& ga
Old ~ and 10 p. m.
For Shester (expressJ, lis. . 10. IL 81 q n,
2. 7O6. and 10 N p. m.
decomposition, SIS M, II 10. D, 4u
FOR New York (eIpressI, 3 90, az, ao, I'm
slh IL oil o. M az, SA. 's2A %, and 10 %
Tor West Chester, via LAaokln. asa n.
Norfolk, IL o. Night.
For New Castle, Middletorn, uGyyoz
DOycr, FELTON,, Harrington, SeAforJ, Laurel
aud Delmar, IL 05 Night.
Baltimore and Washington, Ia, Gs, sM
10 " A. m, " co, % 80, and IS D. m, Bail.
more, Q. % and II asp. m.
Leave Philadelphia Broad Street. for vii,
mington lexpressl n.23 $50, IN, s.ia ii. b
A. NJ, sos, 6.57 and II. % P. III.
accommodation, 8. A 10. 70 A, n, l1A2m
60, 8. 50 and Il. q P. NJ.
FOR further Information. passengers are "a
ferred 70 the ticket once at the station,
trains marked thus ~ are limited express
upon which extra hre Il charged.
asasrs a ksSs a ssnsrssi 1890 = MSSp A.,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25

Twenty bags containing $50, 900 were
being convey ed By two men In = cat
from one Of the London banks recently,
when the bottom Of the csb gave way
and ali the bags fell into the street. II
Was minute OF so be fore the men
e>uld attract the attention Of the driver
Rud get him to stop, and the baas were
left some distance behind. They were
ell there, however, when the men hur-
rlsa back. There were few persons on
the stre6t at the time,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25

WASHINGTON = NORTHERN z. 4,
Time table in effect, July 8th 1888, Trains
leave Wilmington (French street, ~ EolloWa:
for reading, BirdsboIo, Joanna, spring.
neld, WaynesbnrR Junction, Manor ,PottsvllIe,
Iamaquat Allentown, Lebanon, Werners'
Xllle anu All points on the philadelphia AND
he go X X; 10 a; IN. and 40 y. m.
Gnatesville, Embreevlle, Lenspe, ChSddii
Ford and Dupont's and intermediate points
7. 90 q. M, And s. 90 D. m.
For COaLesvtlle and Intermediate points .,
200 a. M, 2. 20 and 500 p. m,
For west Chester, 100 q. m, 2.4O and 8 o.
D, m.
Daily except Saturday and Sunday.
For New Bridge and Intermediate points.
8. 10 y. IN. and on Saturday only a SO and
IL. 10 p. m.
On Sunday for Reading and Intermediate
points, ~ sos 3, m, and for Springfield and
Intermediate points At 500 D, M
A. y. hcCAUSLAND, BOWNESS BRI9f3a
superlhennent ten Pass. AR't.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25

About seventy persons lsft LAconIS,
N. H., Tuesday night for Bt. AIMS
Church, BAupFey, Canada, TO be cured
OF different diseases, upon recommends
tion OF . young lady who was formerly
q cripple and returned home > few
lot term IL faith cure, but one resulting
from prayers by the priest.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25

"DuokyP"
"Whatty?'
"Do you think am Masking any pro.
greas In oourtinf?"
We'll should say you were holding
your own"
TAbleau.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25

The eslsbratsd Three B, B. B. cigar,
Manufactured by q. y. Bourbon b
Bro, No. 40 West Second street. Tbs
best 10, cigar in she city. Try them.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25
DUBLIO SALE OF IMPORTED OAT-
4 rLE..-The undersigned will sell 81
public tale On

EBb DbAO oAAH OH AmFOhTED OAE-
Il TLE..-rhe undersigned will sell ct
public tale Oh
THURSDAY, AUGUST soTH, 1888,
all O'Clock, sharp,
In tho BeAle houBe lawn, opposite the p,
W u. X. X. Depot, in the Oity Of Chester,
Pc q herd Of " imported and rog. gS-xsiRj
Uttered Holstetn. FriesiAn Oattls OH E&4}S
All ages, consisting Of cows, bulls, X-W-
two yearly heifers and yeaFlIpR6 nb51t
one.thlrd Of them will have calves by their
side on Gay OF sale.
Alto, . lew Grade Durhams with calves By
their side; would make good family Cows,
This 10 not q Wsading out sale, bat Il is tho
entire herd ofths breeder, and they come
from the best producing families in the
country.
Catalogues can b obtained week before
the fAle. No pCstponoment on account Of
the weather, and Will sell rain or shine,
hOBEkrS b HANNUM,
L.W.stiihHm Il Son, auotS. Agts for Owner.
AlS.tB
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25

NOIICs- ELEOrKU PLA1INq WITH
IN river. nloHdl bFRsa and copper. al
80 natal polishing aud btonzlng PRrtiou-
lar alta ntiGn TO TepIaGing AnlVoB, lorzs
spoons End other table ware.
=. ODOLEY, Rear III walnut S.,
ty23.luS Wtlmlngt ton, bel
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25

A DeTfe,t likeness you can get at
b., cheT'H Gallery. IS cabinets for -.
3l5 Market.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25
PROPOSALS -ron-
FIRE ALARM POLES

9EAI.ED PRt. SAILS will bB received
IN tho pros otAl t1ux In the Council oh smDsI
up 70 fFO .. W on THURSDAY AUG Us |
90lh, iSs. fyr 100 OF more poles OF SSaEon ed
chestnut n OF ltSg thAu 81 fee long. 70 DO tia
,6) inohtB n diameter ~ top, straight and
leap, suitable for oily purpo SEES, the poles 10
be DELIVERIES on siding Ia the oily Of WI
minH ION duriI g tho m Jn'h Of September,
1888.
Bdy must be AddroB rod 70 Olsrk Of Ulty
Council and must haze q bond Of $50 1oT
good faith OF bi or.
Tho o mmiItse reserve ID . Fight 70 reject
any or all DldS. WILLIAM q. BAU9H,
a2S,st lhIir nan Fire COMMITTEE.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25

A party will leave Philad sIpsIa Monday,
September 10. for Grand Tour OF
Sixty light Days to the
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25

NoTICR-I WILL COMMENCE ON
IN Monday, Aptii ., TO regulate, seal and
stamp all weights and measures used in New
Castle County thia gear. All work left At
kyle's, Ninth Anl King streets, or at my
residence, 1885 PdT lar street Wilmington,
Del, win receive prompt attention
JACOB DEAkYNE,
Regulator ar WEIGHTS and Measures.
Rl0-5m-eod
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25
YELLOWSTONE
NATIONAL PARK
AND
Across the Continent.

This trip includes, in addition to a thor
ough sight sealing round among tho wonders
Of tho NationAl Park, q oomplsts tout OF the
Pacific Northwest and California, extending
from Victoria, the capital OF British Colum :
bIa,to San lieRo-over 1900 miles Return
Tick cts Good until July. 1889
party will leave Monday. October q, for
a Grand Tour OfS1xty.One Days TO
the Pacific Southwest and through
California.
Parties will leave September 10 and Ooto-
Der for Southern California DtReeE
(viA AtoniB0n Topeka q santa re Railroad !;
and 90 tha same datss for Colorado. al
80 Ten Trips fin September 10 Eastern
resorts
A%Send for descriptive circular, (dssig.
mating the particular trips desirod).
RAYMOND & wHETCOMB,
Ill >. Ninth st, under Continental Hotel,
RhiIadelphIA, Pa. A7O-u,w,f
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25
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-. drv. thin, and
''n canton :, needed
@e '''Y "a vitalIty.
auv ~ : hattie Of
'l'''' ~. univ dressing
0f-"'s IM..alittle.
pu - color and
VIZ
,,.,- crove. Nv,
o''. .,'a a,o INV hair
nlO',''' onJ In a few
O1 .,,oos, bald. l
r. n, but ,., they y I Ag.G Ps
H., nsinr only part
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25

OHEKPi SHBEPH shEEPg
- AT PRIVATE SALE,
The subscriber Will have at mis- farm. Stan.
ton, on
SATURDAY, TIE ssth INST,
Two car loads OF ohoioS Ewes, sslsoted in
Mercer and Lawrence o., Pa. DIV Mnrshail
Bailey, agent. Farmers viii co we'll 10 look
at this stocK before purchasing aIso aherS'
jzl.l2td-3tW Il. SAITEHTHWAITE
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25

Ss.S,s.!EI-BoOK O01
''rsWArd a, III Il
A24 ga
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25

HONFER ER GE-AOADE MY, DOVER
~ ell Boarding and Day School for both
sexes. sohoiaTs pEopAroi for business, teach
ing, the ~ ofsfslods and college. VoSAl and
lnBtTum entail mulio LTAGinE and Painting.
Ali boArdefa arc dlroogly ubder the charge
Of he Principal and PreosptFsbs. Terms
SOC per yoAf Fall Term begins sept 3td.
Tor catalogue address W. l.. COOLING.
AllSt Dover, Lei.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25
MONDAY, AUGUST 21tA, lsss,


80 head Of frosn cows aAu forward spFinroFP
and stock bulls. This u . RoSd lot n
mixers, young and good siHO, ana salocted
especially for this sale in WeatnoFeIa and
TWo and four months credit pV RIvinR a
bankAblO note with approved security,
GOODLkY d BATDWIN,
A. o. BhIDla1s. Anot. a30-atd he
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-09
PERSONAL.

Deputy Secretary of State Chadbourn was
in the city yesterday.
Rev. Mr. Meadows, of st. Peters church,
Baltimore, is in town.
President Dewitt, of the Union Mutual,
mas returned home.
DIR. E. A. Boyd died at st Paul, Monday,
OF heart disease, aged 72 years.
County Attorney Seiders and Mr.. L. L.
Dyer, Recorder of the Municipal Court, left
for Brownfield on fishing trip yesterday.
William Matthews, LID, Colby, '35, is
about to publish another volume on 'Wit
and Humor" This will make the ninth of
his widely popular published works.
Thomas Tandy, general freight agent and
Andrew Burns, assistant freight agent of
the Grand Trunk Railway. were at the Fall
mouth Hotel yesterday.
The family of Almon Goodwin, Bowdoin,
go, one of the firm of Vanderpool, Cunning
& Goodwin of New York, will pass the sea-
son at the Waldo.
Mrs. Mary E. Decker. whose husband WIS
arrested for bigamy at Maiden, Mass, was
Miss Mary Cannon, who is well known to
the people of Cape Elizabeth and Portland.
where she has lived all her life.
Prof Lee, of Bowdoin, who is with the
scientific exhibition which has been cruising
through the Pacific Ocean in the United
States steamer Albatross, will continue on
to Alaska the destination OF the expedition.
Rev. Joseph Blake, graduate of the
Bangor Theological Seminary, died in An
dover, Mass, last Saturday, aged "a years.
He was educated at North Bridgton Acade-
my, and graduated at Bowdoin College in
1887. He married, in 1S43, Hannah Little
Clark at Wells.
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-09
AMONG THE oARsMEN.
Portland to be Well Represented at
the Worcester Regatta.

Portland will be well represented in the
annual regatta of the New England ANA
teur Rowing Association, to be held at Wor-
cester the 18th of this month. Both of our
rowing clubs will send their best men to
battle with the representatives of Massa-
chusetts, Rhode Island and New York
The Dirigos will enter ]. ID. Randall in the
junior race, Nj. G. Davis in the intermediate
and two crews in the four cared shell races.
The junior crew will be Foley bow, Brown
rigg, Keelan and O'Donnell stroke. The
seniors will be Davis bow, Randall, Cornell
and MCGEE stroke. This is practically the
same crew as last years. The only differ
ence being that Harvey. who rowed No. 8,
has given way to Connell.
The Cumberlands will be represented in
the intermediate race by John Weber, who
has giving up crew rowing and taken to
sculling exclusively. He is rapidly getting
into fine form and his chances of winning
are considered good. They will also enter
crew In the four Dared senior shell race.
Morgan and Durham of last years crew.
have been displaced by Leonard and Nc
Mahon, who are considered to make
the crew much stronger. and their friends
now think them invincible. The crew at
present is made up of Clarey bow, Leonard,
Mcmahon and Frates stroke. Many of
Frates's friends would like to see him in the
senior single as they have faith in his ability
to win it. His club, however, have decided
to reserve all their energy for the four cared
race which will be the event of the regatta.
no nhoh 10 $40 I'M l1of
Dirigos and Cumberlands of this city, Cres-
cents Of Boston, Riyersides and Bradfords of
Cambridge, Narragansetts of Providence,
and King Philips of Fall River. This will
be the greatest feet ever started in New
England, and most exciting struggle is ex-
pected to be the result. The oarsmen will
leave here on the Rochester Saturday, the
10th, and will be accompanied by large del
egation of friends.
The new seat which has just been placed
on the market by NJ. F. Davis, is much light
er than anything now in use, weighing but
one and half pounds all complete. 1t con-
sists of a seat on skeleton frame, movably
supported on four skeleton rollers, travel.
ling in metal track, Hanged outwardly at the
top and broader at the base to ensure stabil-
ity. Although it may be used in crew row.
ing, it is intended by its inventor solely for
sculling as the lateral friction always felt in
crew rowing, and which his anti-friction
ball-bearing seat is specially intended for,
is not considered, it being felt in sculling
only in very rough water, or strong wind.
A number of prominent oarsmen have al
ready ordered them, and being so light they
will be generally used.
Fred Plaisted rows Kennedy at Worcester
the 18th, and the boys will be surprised If
the Sage of Saccarappa doesn't win.
The Bowdoin College boys are talking of
engaging in eight-oared rowing, which is
what they should do. as they have, in the
opinion of good judges, material for crew
that would finish ahead of either Harvard
or Yale in four mile race
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-09
In Search of Light.

To the Editor Of the Press:
The following appeared in the Lewiston
Journal of last Tuesday:
There is considerable opposition to the
Maine CentraPs attempt to acquire the Port
land g. Ogdensburg road Some of Portland's
business men express a fear that with the
Maine Central, controlled by the Boston 81
Maine, having a lease of the p. Il o. road,
Portland would be in a tight corner and at
the mercy of the b. d M.
am about to be called upon to vote in our
city government upon the question of leasing
the Ogdensburg to the Maine Central, and l
want to do that which will be for the in
terest of our good city, regardless of all
things else. If there is any menace to Port
land on the part of the Boston g. Maine will
some we'll posted citizen please enlighten me
in regard to it. To my mind the b. 4 M. is
looking after the dividends, and is as destf-
tute of any feeling of love or hate as one of
its locomotives is of hunger or thirst If the
Ii. & NJ. could increase the population of this
city one hundred thousand, or locate a like
number in Boston. it appears to me. If they
consulted their own interests, that Portland
would get the increase. But may be mis-
taken. Will some believer in the hate theory
please demonstrate it, and oblige
WILLIAM I'll. SMITH.
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-09
M, e. Church improvements.

The Cape Elizabeth Sentinel understands
th:sst plans have been drawn for an extensive
change in the M. E. Church property at that
place, which will give lecture room in the
church building. The parsonage and yes
try building will be removed several feet to-
ward Sawyer street, raised up and a tene-
ment made in the lower story. The plan as
contemplated by Mr.. Bean, has been de-
clared by Mr.. Stevens, the architect, to be
entirely feasible, and will no doubt be adopt
ed by the society. 1t enlarges the church at
both ends, and extends wings at each side.
with the pews fronting the east, or School
street. The auditorium is intended to seat
from four to five hundred, with folding or
sliding doors, to increase, if necessary. its
seating capacity
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-09
BRIEF JoTTINcS.


The police will wear light drab colored felt
helmets this summer.
boy named Gordon fell into the mud at
Back Bay yesterday forenoon, and was near
ly smothered before he was rescued.
The British schooner Spring Bird brought
in $3.50 cedar ties for the Boston & Maine
Railroad yesterday morning.
The Board Of Trade Journal for June is
out and is fully equal in interest to the May
number.
The Portland Latin School Cadets had
very pleasant drill for the medals at the
grounds of Fort Preble, yesterday.
Mr.. Calvert, of the Lewiston Gazette, con-
templates daily edition. HIS prospects,
looking to that END, are very fiattering.
Tonight every member of the Commercial
travellers Association should meet at No. 6
Browns block, at 7.45 p. m.
All the lumber dealers have agreed to close
their respective places of business Saturdays
at 2.3O p. m. from June 9th to Sept. LIST. in
elusive
Mr.. G. o. Bailey, of the Sunday Times,
will print his paper himself in future, hay
ing purchased a double cylinder Taylor
press.
Messrs. A. G. Schlotterbeck, Geo. E. Ray
mond. 7. B. Davis and Anthoine Dorticos
was elected members of the Mechanics AS
ISOLATION Thursday evening.
d. II. Chandler, the veteran band leader,
will furish the music for the Cape Elizabeth
High School class of 'SS, June 18th, and for
the class of 'SS, Newmarket, N. H., High
School, June 22d.
J. w. Trefethen reports the following ar
rivals of fish yesterday: City Point. 1000
lbs; Mile Florence, 1000; small boats, 5000
to 10000
As result of the meeting of railway Off
GERS at New York, on the 9th, noticed in the
PRESS, the Sewall Company have notice to
prepare 1900 couplings for the Vanderbilt
and Wagner systems.
United States Marshal Harmon has de-
tailed Detective Tarbox to search for Mr..
Charles F. Wards pleasure yacht, which
was stolen from Lower Biddeford Tuesday
night. The boat is worth $500.
Ii is reported that Machigonne Tribe, No.
8, and Cogawesco. No. 8. /. o. o. R., will
give grand pow-wow in Portland on the
anniversary of Machigonne, June Goth, to
which Red Men throughout the State will
be invited.
The Mountain Dew Quartette gave very
successful entertainment at their rooms, on
Cumberland street, recently. The club is
composed Of Messrs. Quin. Hassett, Clarity
and Hanson. all of whom go to the noun
tains in the summer. The duet by Messrs.
Quain and Hanson was the main feature of
the occasion.
The Cumberland Conference of Congrega-
tional churches will hold its sixty eighth
annual meeting with the church at West
Falmouth. next Wednesday, June 18th. the
session opening at $50. Entertainment viii
be furnished to all. Trains leave Portland
by the Maine Central at s 50 a. m. and 1850
p. m. Last train returns at 5.25 p. m.
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-09
win Bury Them In November.

Thursday night Mr.. Andrew J. Rich, the
well known undertaken, sauntered into the
Argus Office where many of the panjan-
drums of the party were seated, wiping their
brows with red bandana handkerchiefs after
their unusual walk from the other end of
the city where the cannon had been belching
forth its salute. Andrews step was firm
and light, there was twinkle in his eye,
and he sported in his coat breast pocket
bandana Of unusual size.
"Hellol Andrew" shouted the crowd,
"when did you join the Democratic party"
"Since Cleveland and Thurman were
nominated" cried Andrew.
"What set you out to leave the Republican
ranks?"
WELL" said Andrew. 81 thought you
would need an undertaken in the party to
bury you all next November"
Tableaul
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-09
Summer House Of the Portland Club

The new summer house, building on Great
Diamond Island for the Portland Club, from
plans by Mr.. j. Calvin Stevens, will be
ready for occupancy by the club on July LIST,
and will be opened formally, with music,
speaking and clam bake July 4th. 1t is To-
Gated near Farm Landing, and commands
fine view of the harbor. The first story con-
tains the club parlor. 1sx20; the ladies' par
lor, 1Sxl4. and dining room 2Ox38, with large
bay window. There is billiard and pool
room, 15x2o. There are sleeping apartments
In the second story. There is tower in the
centre of the building, and wide piazza en-
circles the club house. The kitchen, cooks
room and pantry are in the ell. The build
ing committee were W. II. Milliken, III. P.
Cox, Edwin Clement, Ii. P. Chisholm and ].
Henry Crockett.
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-09

The depot of the Portland & Rochester at
Gorham was broken into Thursday night.
The office of the ticket agent was entered,
the safe blown open by powder introduced
through drillhole and robbed of eighty
dollars In money. The force of the explos-
ion was such that the iron door of the safe
was thrown across the room, and the win
dows and doors of the station were shat
tered. The carriage factory Of Arthur
Drouns was also entered through window,
and chisels and tools were taken and carried
to the depot, where they were found this
morning. This depot has been entered and
the safe blown open in the same way four or
five times before. 1t is thought that the
same party has done all the jobs.
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-09
a WARNING.
.&w1w

The modes OF deaths approach are various, and
statistics show conclusvely that more persons die
from diseases of the Throat and Lungs than any
other. tits probable that everyone. without ex-
ception, receives vast numbers of Tubercle Germs
into the system, and where these germs fall upon
suitable soil they start into life and develop, at
first slowly, and is shown by slight tickling
sation in. the throat, and If allowed to continue
their ravages they extend to the lungs, producing
Consumption, and to the head, causing Catarrh.
Now all this is dangerous, and If allowed to pro-
coed WILL in time cause death. At the onset you
must act with promptness; allowing cold to go
without attention is dangerous, and may lose you
your life. As soon as you feel that something's
wrong with your Throat, Lungs or Nostrils, OBJ
tain bottle of Boschee's German Syrup. 1t will
give you immediate relief. noy8-dIy-cT
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-09
To be Repeated.

The lecture that was given few weeks
ago before the Spiritual Association in Coed
Templars Hall, by Mr.. Andrew Cross of
Scotland. and which has been the subject of
much favorable comment since, will. by spec
ial request, be repeated before the Young
Mems Liberal Association in Science Hall,
corner of Congress and Temple streets. Sun
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mr.. Cross has
been lecturer in the old country, to great
acceptance. As reader, the.name of Andrew
Cross is sufficient for his recommendation,
but the lecture which he has been solicited
to repeat has been considered the MASTER
piece of his life,