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General News.

THE Gayoso leaves this evening at o'clock
FOR Tiptonyille.
THE Eugene goes out this evening at
o'clock for Arkansas river.
THE Annie p. Silver clears for New Or
leans Wednesday at O'Clock pm.
THE Buckeye State will arrive in time to
>leave at O'Clock pm. for Cincinnati.
THE Arkansas City, from st. Louis passed
down TO Natchez yesterday afternoon.
THE Future City, with a tow of barges,
passed up to st. Louis yesterday morning
J PIIoTs Of the Arkansas City report Fort
Charities rs the shoaest place between Cairo
and st. Louis, only five feet OF water being
found there, with all the bars getting bad.
At the wreck of the Grand Tower she re-
manned several hours to let the Belle Mem
phis get through it taking the latter six
hours to make that crossing
LIST OF work done by the United States
snagboat J. n. Macomb, Capt r. Il. Birch,
in the Mississippi River, during the week
ending Saturday, November y, 1883, under
the supervision Of Maj. A. NJ. Miller, Corps
OF Engineers United States Army: Fifty
eight snags at Walnut Point snag at Lake
port, l snag at Poverty Point, 3 snags at
Shipton Point snags at Island Ninety-iive
q mags at Island Ninety-seyen, / snag at
Island Ninety-eight, snag at Anderson's,
2 snags az Omega Landing, l snag at Forest
Home Landing snags at Pawpaw Island,
. snags at kleinston, 1 snag at Point Pleas
ant, snag at Yucatan, snags at Griflith's,
2 snags at Rodney Ferry Landing; total dur
ing week, So. Removed drift pile at Walnut
Point and at Pawpaw Island cut 62 trees at
Walnut Point 20 trees at Pawpaw Island,
1873 trees at Rodney Ferry Landing; total
trees cut during week, 2Il.
The Commission at vicksburg.
New ORLEANS La, Dec. 3.-The Piodyune's
Vicksburg, Miss, special says: The United
States steamer Mississippi arrived here last
evening with the following members OF the
Mississippi River Commission on board:
Gen. c. IL Comstock President; Col. G Il.
suter, Maj. b. NJ. Harrod, Judge II. A.
Taylor, Gen. S. w. Ferguson aud Capt.
Charles T. Powell, the Secretary District
United States Engineers Capt ). w. I.
Rossel, Smith $. Leach and ID. c. Kingsman
are also on board. The commission are on
their first trip down the nyer in five years.
They have examined the present works
underway and the projected work
Mt Columbus, Hickman, Plum Point
at Memphis, Helena. Grccnyillc. Lake
Providence, also Lake Bolivar and other
- lovees and Great Point. They are also max
ing hasty inspection OF Nicksburg harbor
and canal. The Commission ordered Capt.
Resell. engineer in charge Of harbor here, to
advertise for bids for dredging for the full
amount Of the appropriation, or in part as
he deemed advisable The Commission
allotted $4,000 for protecting caying banks
In the bend above Grcenvile ON the Missis-
sippi side. The point mentioned was threat
ening serious damage 10 the city. They also
allotted $4,000 for revet front 10 the Delta
Point The proposition TO reyct eaying
bank near the incline Of the Queen & Ores
cent Railroad at Klcnston, with n view Of
stopping further damage met with little
favor.
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EyrrrnoDr uses IIylo for chupped skin
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Flsr assortment loose diamonds at
Thaycr's.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.


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rioyd a Go. :. chins Palace.
DnINK MINI; B B pleasant.

Our store will remain open tll pm.
until after the holidays.
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AMIfSENIENrS.

aNlNfsNtsNAE
NEw MEMPHIS TlIlATER
y Frank Gray, Manager.
Three Nights and Matinee -commcnclng Monday
nuccmherA
EFflE LLtgLER.
EfflE ELiSLER.
Monday ana "wednesday Nlghu-"TgYPr."
Tuesday Sight aud "Wednesday Matinee. Mes Flls
lors Madison square Thoatcr succcss-"JUDGE
Seats on sale at Iron Mountain Il. r. Ticket oficc
Ihur,diy. Friday aud saturday. Dec 9. T. s. Natl.
nee saturday,
The Comedians,
DONNELLf AND GliAbp,
And DO host Company Of Comedians IN America,
presenting the s1cccssiul far1c Comedy
NATURAL GAS
rny Performances =, nc rinh Avenue TlealsF,
New York liousr Packed Nighnyi
Under the management Of John u. Russell.
Monday. Dec io-RosE CoGHLAN
CHEAP COLUMN.
Advertisement NJ hh oo'uma ,rf1 b, e,ar-,i n ras n
iSc jor hs1 baoHs iAsutigig isO msai'0ai, 80 ono
t,st, co.
rEUsoSAI.
A NTON isFfE MrNuFACIUHER on AND
~ dcnlcfin Boot and shgs. ti' Munf1c fircet
A FInH0oK a WIIfTE el1 FIONr a.. PAY
~ hIglc.t cash rflrc, i1r lido fun md Wool
- RANoLTE. ARTIFICIAL fTONE PAVE
VI mont osletir, hiicswoft Islclhono ~, -
once and residence, 81 Nanco THOMAS CUB
DAs AND OIL sfOyRs, LATEST DEitgSs
VI lamps. etc. n 4 iiluiclds. y scc1nist
uibFs AND FuRs WANTED AND HIGHEST
j i price paid. feiiEihLtR co. 90 Main a.
RIAL EsrNrE AGFsr+
A LIN q FiHLEY. UEAL E.rAIs AGENm
~ ard hrokor. 70 MADISON street
4, OODwYN6 IfE ARD. NAL i,rATE AgENrA
VI broken and collectors No. Nails1n street
If l. OUlON itsAL LsrArE AGENE
IL. ~ MadI.1n street
IIATCuETT. HiCF 4 90. NAL isTATE AND
ln'umncc Aronis ~ NalnN memphis
II l. GOYER6 90, REAL EuArE AUENn
IL. and hfekcrs No . iadi.on iWet
ID JBLACK q 90. k1AL HsIAIE AgENTs
TI'HE CONAWAY RAJ T4TATE AGENCY. -
Main s.foci huhllshoi 1914
ciuROroDfst.
nRc J. ECiEREg Il.EATs COESs AND
II bunl0ns ONO hguu a.uL ull tp.m No
gii Main street
oALyANIlED rRoNwORN%
ono. T. HCHsCi. IR, THE TlN AND SHEET
VI ifun wufkoE buaincas AMI residence iele
phone No. "a
HLACK -ntTus.
NIYERs BERLlN. REPAIRING AND HORSE
wi shooting specially telephone 1901. 80 Main
BAIfIa
| r'UREiat, RUSSIAN. El.EcTmc, SULPHUR
| i talt ~ frcsh Water Baths. 20 tosL ~ ~ a.
OLD GOLD AND SILVER
Taken as Cash al MulloFds
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
A No. l GROCERY FOR SALE. DOING A GOOD
~ business; reason for selling. III health. Ad.
dress l., Appeal Office,
A CHOICE RESIDENCE on MADISON ST,
"a near the business part Of tho city II. L.
COVER ~ co, y Madison street
DUGGIEs BELOW COST UNTIL JANUARY
ID LIST. nENJEs, l59 Main street.
DARGAiNS IN WAGONS, CARRIAGES OF ALL
ID kinds Harness etc. rs my business must 10
' y BENJEs, 10 Main street
DAVID CARLIsLEs CELEBRATED COW
II feed Greatest milk producing ioo1 known.
Extensively used In all the Northern dairics.
W. J. CHASE co, lS Main 81,
EoRsALE on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.;
Lots from soto $40 foot in Barton & lambs
Kerr avenue subdivision.
Lots so foot in Barton, Lamb & Whites Ray.
burn avenue subdivision.
Lots 500 each In barton & lambs Robson ave.
nue. subdivision.
0 and 10 acre lots In Barton & lambs Poplar
street subdivision, at sioo To s2i0pcr acre.
All on monthly, quarterly or scmianuunl pay
mcnn.
win build houses to suit purchasers Send for
BARTON & LAMB.
No Monroc street.
CREAT CHANCE ToE GARDENERS AND
VI DAiRlMEN-i will sell my entire herd oi
graded dairy cows, all IN calf 10 imported llostcin
bull Columbus Also In connection herewith my
San souc place proper say I'd acres Of lind. with
good cottage, barn AMI cellars, and Inc VINEYARD
and Orchards farming implements, mules, etc,
and other land iu connection II wanted. situated
on Cnsicllh avenue, about thrvc milcl east ol
Memphis. Fine WATER well established milk
route. or will sell the personal property and
lease the Ilncc iOr tcrn OF ycnrs 10 Good Parties
Reason Tor sclliug-cnnnot give Il my personal at
ientlon Tho land Is very rich, -.
u. r. MYERS
No. $40 Second sircci. Memphis
GREAT BARGAINS ~ REAL EsrArE-lJ
VI lots At pnuglls 4 james. 30 sccondst
NIuWURE &HCRMAN WAGONS Ar COST.
vi BtNJhs, iiJ Main street
NOW Is YOUR CHANCE 70 or A WAGON,
y tnHlnsc, Burgy OF Hnnos, cheap, ~
lENJE-, lsg Main street, Il selling ont rcgarilcss
OF cu,t
.nLD PArERs-AT APPEAL OFFICE % Cl.NIs
" Ter hundred.
GMALL Farm al A BARGAIN. MILES Prom
> Memphis. on Midland Railroad, mile from n
station. Cottage harms etc GOODWIN a
lizard, Real Lstltc Agents. Madison street
TUE sOpA.wATER FACTORY LOCATED AZ
i Holly primes Mis- nov ~ OpOmtlun aud 10.
ing lucrative business. Il iur sale at rua. enable
terms Tor Particular apply to
X 81. Bt1KEi. Holly Springs, Miss.
GOnn WILL HUY 4 COMPLETE. MODEST
CZOO sct Of household furniture almost
new. Chance 90 rCnt nice three room cot.
iary no The same time. a haruln iur young
couple 10 stint housekeeping. Apply at no. o.
Wight avenue.
90 600 FFyTiINCHDRY coMNONOAH
ZO,OOO iumhar6 % y widc, a. II, i6 let
long. suitable ilr ruugh WORT shculng on rpli ~
cotton thCls, etc. Viii sell very cheap Gall On
l.. y. Cooper. Az Madison ,it,ct
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As %.l.r lo'l chnnrc.


Flaming fire IA the Veins.
We bold positive Ufoot that Ackcfa English
In1d ilINif Cuus on blood VuIsDus WhCfe cheap
farataHlin and focaliCd purlnrn inll. knowing
thls W., will ell 10 10 ull Who call 90 our stufu on
positive guarantee. n. T. llrurh Druggist
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lost

A LiTnLE DIRTY LOOKING rOoDLE Doc
~. lame. answers a. thc maine ui lnrk. lciufu
" ~ Carroll nFesae aHd o. Give ~ rrenfd
A LIVER COLORTb WATER SPANIEL DOG
~ uup. about seven months Ola. Answers ~ The
uame ~ Kemp Haiufu tl tnha. %. fpoud, 90
shelby ftfuot aud rrt iIHrul fUHHd.
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INRON NY TAnu FOrR Mnrs NORTH OF
i Pleasant iiiii Mlaa.. one sgfni Texas man,
h.ara iarn 10 king logs hrhlud. nan maine and
an. branded in igh hank A. Alau one hay Texas
mare. banded IN left Hank A. Return ~ above
uul d. rewarded.
uo.umhef g. ia r. :. wEfsON.
Nov. glth. oSE RQASE HoRsH Min BLACK
~ maine aud tall Return a. \ kaufman. Han.
d1lph fuad ihfue blocks heyond Brick Churh.
NTOyENHEhp, ONE BAY MAnE 7YEAtH OLD,
~ rs hands high Return 20 n u. LACEY, a
Adams street aud ~ rewarded
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ONE clay nANK HoEsh Win BLACK
~ name nud TAIL. fhnd 90 nwund AIp.y 10
Wiley Anhcr .rfinfdaio Avenue.
nNE UkOWy HORSE MULE ABOUT l5i,
~ hands high ffaf on he flNht side
M NJ MUuMAh. Nrrf.ptc avrnue
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Asrrfi-annii N ~ ooHma tri1 b, ciarr,i ~ ra,, n
isc jorh1J hli 0Hs iHstigg ilO iHluilgaf. ~. ono
tn,ft, i0a
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Alleged EmbezzIement.

Harvey l.. Sawyer for some months past
has been in the employ of NJ. A, Jewell Il
Co., well known wholesalers of Portland.
For several days he has been in Lewiston,
and Monday he was arrested, charged with
embezzlement from his employers. 1t is al
legged that since he has been on the road for
M. A. Jewell & Co. he has found it congenial
to make systematic collections of business
firms to whom he has sold goods, appropri-
ating the cash to his private pocket book.
All this has gradually come to light and to
the knowledge of his employers, and it re-
suited yesterday morning in a complaint
against Sawyer in the Lewiston Municipal
Court Tor the embezzlement Of nearly $500.
lie was arraigned, pleaded not guilty and
waived examination. Sawyer was ordered
to recognize in the sum of $500 for his an
pearance at the September term of the SUI
preme Court, which he failed to do He
was taken to Auburn jail Tuesday forenoon.
Sawyer formerly resided in Auburn. He
Is nice looking, stylishly dressed young
man OF twenty-one years. Previous to his
business engagement with NJ. A. Jewell &
Co. he had been in the employ Of well known
Boston firms, who gave him good recommen-
dations. 1t is said that the amount NEARLY
5000 which he is charged with embezzling.
is confined only to his Lewiston collections.
1t is also limited that Sawyer has made sim
liar collections in other Maine towns. though
not of large amounts.
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Personal.

j. c. Woodman. Esq, of the Lewiston shoe
manufacturing firm of Gay, Woodman d Co.,
is dead.
Judge Caleb Burbank. who died recently
In Stockton, CAL, was native Of Alfred,
York County, Maine. He graduated from
Waterville College, where, for time, he
was the instructor of Hon. Lot M. LorrilI.
Mr.. Z. W. Freeman Of this city, has just
graduated at the Harvard Law School, re-
ceiving the degree of LII. B. Mr.. Freeman
was admitted to the Cumberland Bar in
April last.
Harrington ii. Whipple, conductor Of the
Puritan Sodality Orchestra of Harvard Uni
yersity, having resigned on account of grad
uation, has received from the members an
elegant gold headed baton, together with
photograph of the society in recognition of
his services.
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BRIEF JoTTiNcs.

Postmaster Palmer appointed Fred E. Dow
letter carrier.
A Ssccarappa team ran away and was de-
molished ON Kennebec street yesterday.
There will be an excursion to York Beach
June 18th.
The Presu mpscot Water Company adj
journed for two weeks yesterday without
transacting any business.
Mr.. l.. r. Folsom bought the Small prop
erty No. 6S Free street. for 5000. The wiz
mot street property was withdrawn.
Mr.. j. G. Stevens is making the plans for
$1,000 church TO be erected at Yarmouth
vile.
The mileage book case, called for today in
the Municipal Court, was continued yester-
day at the request of both parties until to-
morrow, when hearing will be had,
Mr.. William Gerrish, of the Aroostook
delegation, who was stricken with apoplexy,
died at the Falmouth Hotel at 6 o'clock yes
terday morning. 'ss'f ~
The New York boats are bringing goods to
this State for Bar Harbor cottagers. Al
ready a dozen horses and carriages have
been brought here and shipped to Mount
Desert.
The class of '6S, Portland High School. are
requested to meet on Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock, at Mrs. Charles Z. Webster's, 12S
Free street, for the purpose of taking action
upon reunion.
All interested in the work of the Young
Mems Christian Association are cordially in
yited to attend reception to be given Mr..
S. 7. Belts, General Secretary of the Asso
citation, at their rooms this evening, from
until 10 o'clock.
Arrangements with the Maine Central
Railroad have been made to furnish a special
car at reduced rates on the occasion of the
fraternal visit Of Ivy Lodge to Lone Star
Lodge of Brunswick. Monday evening next.
The car will be attached to the 4.45 p. m.
train, and return on the Pullman. Horse
cars will be provided the members on their
return at Woodford's station.
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SUBURBAN NEWS.
DEERING,


Forty-hve persons were elected members
of the Deering fire company at meeting
held at Woodfords Friday night, and meas
ures were taken to organize hose company
out of the new members. There are sew
eral competent firemen who were formerly
connected with the Portland Fire Depart
ment who are relied upon for their thoron. h
knowledge, and it is proposed to have some
practice in the handling of hose and opening
OF hydrants, so that In time Of danger, the
cellent water supply. There will be another
meeting next Friday night.
wooDFoRDs.
Burglars entered the house of Mr.. Reed on
Pleasant street Monday night They gained
an entrance by cutting the screens in the
cellar windows. They rummaged about In
the cellar but got nothing for their pains.
Mr.. heed would like the thieves to know
that he will be willing to admit them to his
premises at any time during the day, but he
objects to having his screens spoiled.
BowERY BEACH.
wednesday last was great day for pic
mics at the Cape The day was one of June's
rarest, and besides the White Goats who
came over to the Oceon House, in the MAY
flower, there were two classes, 'SS and 'S9 of
the Deering High School in the barges For
est Queen, Pocahontas, Fonda and Addie M.
at the Two Lights; while the third class of
said school, 80, spent the day at Pond Cove.
After the multitude had dined at the Lights,
not only could the Scripture measure of
fragments have been easily gathered, but
there were quite enough empty pasteboard
boxes LETT on the grounds to stock a retail
shoe store.
wednesday evenings tempest at the Cape
was chiefly noted for its heavy thunder and
vivid and long continued lightning flashes.
There was very little hail and but moder-
ate rain.
Mr.. Hussey. keeper of the Wood Island
life station, came across Saco Bay, Sunday,
In the yacht Agnes" for the purpose of
seeing the Kap pea m'ghts and the life station
life saving record for himself while at the
Cape He had just landed on the beach
when a man put off In small skiff to hanI n
lobster trap, and when a short distance from
shore he made mis-step and fell overheard,
at the same time filling his little craft. But
the unfortunate one had had some expert
ence in the life saving business himself and
so struck out for tiyra frmd, which he soon
reached unassisted.
IL VIII doubtless be OF interest to the old
time visitors at the Two Lights to know that
Mrs. Highly of Salem, Mass, she who was
formerly Mrs. Mariner, of this place, ac-
companied by her daughter Matte, are visit
ing here. They stop at the Ocean House.
:, sunday was beautiful day and there was
the usual influx of visitors ON the govern
ment grounds at the Lights. One crowd in
a certain picnic barge forgot to bring any
bread, out had rather too much of the pro-
hibited article for their own welfare. Sun
vehicles.
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WEDDINGS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


very pretty wedding occurred at No. 8
Henry street. yesterday, when Mr.. Frank
Miliiken, U. S. Customs Deputy at Eastport,
was married to Miss Mabel S. ellison, daugh-
ter of the late DR.. L. G. ellison, by Rt. Rev.
Bishop Nicely. Mrs. Elsie ellison was maid
OF honor, and Mr.. G. a. Chandler, of Jamai-
ca Plains, Mass, best man. The bride was
dressed in silver-white taile .francais with
print lore trimmings, and bridal vail fas-
tened with lilies of the valley. The rooms
were beautifully decorated for the occasion
with wild flowers and there was a large
number Of elegant gifts. There was very
brilliant gathering of friends of the bride
and groom. After the wedding breakfast
Mr.. and Mrs. Milliken left on a wedding
trip.
WARD-WADSwoRTH
The wedding of Herbert F. Ward Of the
Western Union, and Nellie Wadsworth of
Wiscasset, took place yesterday morning at
the residence of A. II. Rogers, in the pres
ence of a few friends. Rev. Mr.. Frost offici-
ated. The presents were mum elous and val
nahla
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AN EXPLANATION.

What is this nervous trouble" with which so
many seem now TO be afflicted? Ii you will re-
member few years ago the word Malaria was
comparatively unknown to. day 1t is as common
as any word in the English language, yet this word
covers only the meaning of another word used by
our forefathers in time past SO 1t is with nervous
diseases, as they and Malaria intended to COW
er what our grandfathers called Biliousness and
all are caused by troubles that arise from dis
eased condition of the Ii YER which in performing
its functions finding it cannot dispose of the bile
through the ordinary channel is compelled to pass
it of through the system, causing nervous troub
les. Malaria, Bilious Fever, etc. You who are SUI
fering can well appreciate cure. We recommend
Green's August Flower It's cures are marvellous
nOyl d1ycTu
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MUNICIPAL COURT,
BEFORE JUDGE GOULD.

TUEsDAY-Jas. WEIGH and George Mccarthy
intoxiuation. Plead guilty. Fined So and one
half costs each. Suspended.
Maria Curran, intoxication. Plead guilty. 80
days at City House. Sentence suspended to leave
city.
Matthew Harrigan, intoxication. Plead guilty.
Fined So and costs.
Sarah Kiley. assault. Plead not guilty Trial
decision guilty. Fined So and costs. Looney, at
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MARRIAGES.

In this city, June IL, by Rev. M; Crosley. Geo:
a. crockett and Miss Carrie Il. Lewis, both OF
June IL, BY Rev. j. M. Frost Herbert Franklin
Wadsworth.of Wiscasset
In North Wayne, May II. b. F. Oldham of Peru
and Hester A. Randall OF Dixheld.
IN faris, June 6, VIM. G. Green. OF Sag Harbor,
N, q; ana MISS ). Eliza Ripley of Paris.
Lulu Wardwell
Miss Eva ). Knight.
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18TH Maine Regiment.

A large and enthusiastic meeting of the 18th
Me- Regiment Association was held In Grand
Army Hall last night. 1t was voted to in
struct the Hallowell Granite Co. to have the
monument all set by the first of July. AL
tnough the Association will not be there. IL
will be represented by two or three Of its
members. 1t was also voted to 20 to Gettys-
pury IN september or October. when all the
monuments will be dedicated
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DEATHS

In this city, June II, Abbie j., wife Of William
B. Walker, aged 81 years month";
Funeral service Thursday afternoon al o'clk,
at her late residence, rear Of 272 Danforth street.
In South Paris June 8, o. p. Cummings aged
about SO years.
In Sweden, May %. Elmer Brown, aged so
years.
In Sweden, May 2s, Willis Bracket, aged "a
years.
In Denmark, May 20, ElvIe. daughter Of d. w.
aud Louisa Goodrich, aged years months.
In Oxford. June q Renben Rich, aged about
~ years.
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A Summer Tramp Af,er ,.s,.

Such is the title of 1t Lerry's interesting
lecture, to be delivered at Mechanics Hall at
O'Clock this evening for the benefit of the
Latin School Cadets. Tickets can be secur-
ed at Loring, Short q Harmon's. J. A. Mer-
rill q Co.'S, Maurice Baker & Co.'S.
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-13
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Not one in twenty are free from some
little ailment caused ty inaction Of the liver Use
Carter's Little Liver Pills The result win be a
pleasant surprise They give positive relief.
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and Mr.. Edwin c. Burleigh was declared the
plause.
Then Hon. George d. Bisbee, in behalf of
Governor Marble, and Hon. j. III. Drum
Rond. in behalf Of Mr.. Cleaves, moved to
make the nomination unanimous. This was
done amid more cheering
Then came the platform, presented by
Clarence Hale, Esq, in behalf OF the COM
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-13
PORTLAND AND VICINITY.

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very pleasant TO taste. 1t soothes the child, soft
ems the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind, regu-
lates the bowels, and is the best known remedy
Tor diarrhea, whether arising from teething or
other causes twenty-five cents bottle
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