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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21

60 meit Fat Der Ylauberer bas @ort.
SD babe aber elmer talentrDlen Srat
oieisn Grtisel porselest unb bic bemertte
oa5u:
v@obI redt, in Der SamiIie, tup ber
Mtann gang Mtann 1T, ba eebibrt ibm
oas &uoer. Sn bieiem Sail TT cine
bsrninftiee Srau frob seuue, biefer
Sorse eutbpbel su isiu. Iber pie piele
iolher Mdnner sibt es beute 2"
Sn tpie bieten Sdlen nruB bic Srart
Studs uab Qaas" fein, tpen1 bic Sa=
mile nidt ben &rebssans eeben iOl?
Sd re6e nidt bon ioiden Srauen, bic
bsiratben MIR Inn elmer, Mann sl bes
tcmnen, Die int @rra IS uifen, 6aB CT
fte niat erndbren Il mn, baB Ct tein @e.
ihdft bat pber BON yiatur eth Saulenssr
III, Der germ gut lebt uno bic Gorge INN
bic Sarailie Der Srau iiberId6t. SD
mill nur Der blelen 6dQe gebentsn, TOO
Der Maanm gu iaumieliS, gu bentfauI, st
pf1eBmatiid LIT, no Der Mann teinen
Wfutb, feline Gner9ie BAT, uo er frpb
isin fann, tpsrn bic Stai bic Gigens
lAaften beiiet, bic ibm fsblen, unb fir
iba banoelt. @ie biele Mdnner gibt
es, bic eigsntlid feline Mdnner finb, bie
nibt fid uno ibre 2eioeni@aften bemeis
fern f5r,ner, bel tpsniBer es rerteben.
elmer Samilie pOrsuftebsn? 9ie frob ietn
mtIen, tuenn lire Trau bic Qano iber
fe bdlt.
Wie bel iraurise Gefalten bon
Mdnnern sibt es, bic benz GmuitsufeI
oas Slid ibrer Salnilie unS lire Selblfs
itdnbiefeit eeppfert baben, oosr bic seit.
ms;ie, trenn fie getrunfen babenL riht
i'm 8eib iGrer 8srltanbeatrdfte inb?
Sura es etbt unter Der beuttsen Iaifers
ba'ten Mdnnertpelt bun6ert SdQe, no
Dem Mann bas Commando TN &aaie
bon redtspesen abeltannt tperben fplte
unb no es bte brinSenSffe 9fi&t Der
Grau 1T, oas &uoer gu fibren uno benz
BiQen bes Mannes ben ihrisen entges
een3uieben. (6alt, 3uerlf ioq bic Sralt
in lie5eppaer @eiie neriu@en, ben auf
M,trege geratbenen Marn tpieber auf
bic ridtiSe 8abn gu lenten.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21

itrsiit banit ale 8eibli6teit unb alIes
8artgefibI ab, bern bic Srau 1T niGt
gum !0erriden berufen! Sie ioa benz
Manne, Der ben 2ppf boil SDrgen unh
Mlben unb brauBen In Der @elt ger,is
4ergerItdleiten Fat, bas 9eim ansenebm
geitalteil. es a5er nidt CUR 95Qe maden 8
Ne ioa ibn Die Salten bon Der Gtirne
trei&ea unb NIT 2iebe entseltsn, tra8'
er aQss fir fe fhafft unS tbut." !
Srau Stein Iant pte berni6tet auf
einen Stubl, uno pabrea6 Ebrdnen IN
lbren MnSen sitterten, rei9te fie benz
Teufel bic 9anb NIT ben @Drten: vGie
BADEN &edt, Serr @edsr, es ioq nt&t
nlebr sDrtommen." v0urrab," ii=
bette bieier, Tim 9tnmel lit Srenbe
iiber elnen Climber, Der BuBe tbut!"
Damn elite ct In ben Saal sariid, tuintte
benz Shdfer uno fibrte bieien ietner
5rau gu, leste 8eiber 9dnbe ineinanber
uno iagte:
ugon iebt as lei Sriebe in elerfs
6auie, benn bic betebrte Srau nil ME
n,ebr bon einem gantoHsl etpas tpiiIen.
IEna ldtelte uno Nrnplo tpar gliidliH.
uno bon jener Belt an Pat bic Srau fih
pirtli@ suiammenSenommen unb iiH
seihdmt, bic 9srrin ibres Mannss fein
3u trD0en. 49,"
u8rapo>" bieb es am runben TiI@,
ale gantcTelbsloen foIen fia beerabea
laien!" Da leste fi@ cine ianfte 9ano
auf bieS hulter bes &aufmanns @neels,
uno ais ct ben Sopf tuanbte, iab er IN
oas siirnenoe @ei@t isiner b64t eisens
9dnbisen Srau.
uSit bas cine art, Mar," faste biefe.
no Ia,se tn @irtbsbaus gu fisen? Saft
DIT mir nidt beripro@en, pinctli1 1T
bauie 3a ietn? SD perbe bid jest res
selmdBig abbOlen, tusna Su ldnserr aus.
bleibf, als tb hir erlalbe. &omm !"
9etoriam iO!ste ibr Der Maun uno bic
perbllite T~afelrunbe rief i'm ip6ts
tiia na& ugnSenebme 9fube, @ntis
8antofslbslb !"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21
g

sd tpiBte cine @sididts bon eiueni
gantofelbeloen," iaste Raufmam Gngz
els fdelmifd idmnrn3elnb nuenn feiner
Der 9erren bier id ettua betrcffsn fibs
len ioIte, ii5Hte id es ihDl unterueHs
men, fe bOrsutrasen." n8ewabre,
b~euabre," bieB es BON alien Seiten,
uunfere Srauen itnb biel 90 gut ersDget,
ais bab fe es tunset iCaten, uns NIT
9antchel 81 tcntrnen. 2afen Sic
h5ren."
ngcr ettua 10 SaHrea," Hab bee
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21
@artba's Sraut,t.
Sad bem Trans0iiiden.
(SDniesung.)

Snmerbtn tpnrte man freilih bieie
Geltiamteiten In benz g6aratter bes
GERM Desbarres niat geraoe au6erges
tp5bnli@ Dber pristneu nsrrner. Son
rubiSer, ianfter @emItbsanIase, Bate
SEER Desbarres ~ebenfpnobl Die 3eiten
Ger iberidpeaenben 8eseiferang, als
aud bic Belt bes Grelufipismis binter
fi@. Na@bem Ct es In rnebreren
8randen rerludt Bate, pbne es inbeB
10 re@t bprtpdrts brinsen sa f5rng1,
Ibatte er etne SteIe ais Sriebensrimter
erbalter, unS, Elm tiefes 8eoirfniB mad
Gtrbe fiblen6, Bate CT hlS eint5nige
I2eben In elmer aleinftabt eetrdblt. 9ie
Grma, peI&e &c Hetratbete, tpar bel
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21

uyiin, ntmm beinen 9ut, nteine
2iebe," iaste Ger Sesbarres ;u Miers
TIA, uba mir brd, tpie es fdeint, beine
Tante nidt bepeSen f5nnen, ur.s ~ Bee
eleiten. SD babe ben eaitseil giaHs
mittae fret urb wiu oir be6baIb iniere
fleiiie Staot astgen."
Guiscan,p bietet eineri Treniben &c.
wiB nidts beiOnoers @~ertpirbises +;
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21
d s.
9ln Die aQsrieliafte eSMnafrau.

2tn Die aasrieliSfte Smnsfrau.
Nus bes &bniss beiI'sem Stanute
On entIproIett, lei 9e9riiBt,
9ie Der Siebe reinite Slamme
&ls Elm 0iaoem umffiebt!
Sener Sang, 10 sottburdbr1ngen,
Seinem 8uien tparm ent9liibt,
@ar er abnenb nidt geiunsen
Oem, Der uns aus Dir erbliibt?
Sober Spffmuns banses Sebnen
SSano @rfIQung in Dem SDbn,
Der bur9 bieieS Sbal Der Sbrdnen
Sam burd bi9 BON ieinem Sbron.
l1nc gu ibm, benz Gingebor'nsr,
Sliden mir nit 3uperli6t,
Ser gu iuhen Die @erlpr'nen
Tins opa 3drtlidfeit perlpridt.
@as gum Soft Der Gdter 1ebte
0nDio tinit, ba3 feben mir
SIN b~ersinnisifen @ebete
gu Der Sungfrau Sobne bier.
Gr 1T Mtittler ia setporom
3miIGen Soft ,tnb Sterblidteit,
OeffnSt lns bes 6immels Yfprten,
ST sI retten unS bereit.
nnb tper trelt at ibnt MIR banset,
Stnoet @nabe, finbet Stub.
Seoem, bent bienieeen banaet,
Sdidt er Croft unb @ilfe su.
Sarum lei AUDI bu segrii6et,
9eil'9e Sunsfrau! TIMER Sleb'n,
@as Der Mutter iid erldlieBet,
8rinst fae 81 bes 9immels 9bb'n. .
8itt' fitr uts bel beinem Spbne,
9eil'se Muiter jebe 3eit,
Sab er uns bon ieinem Sbrpne
@naoe umb &erseibuns beut?
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21

SIN @c W a. 70 n's 2ofer 5a.
Bril-, 164 Of 5. Str, gde Sadion,
TAM, man einen 2ofer SiQiser ais ans
berstpo taufen, trsiI fie Sabrifanten
ftnb unb aaes ie[bft MAIDEN. 93epara=
ureI prompt beiorst. ba
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21
fiebenS ~ubpialmen Oapio's

ietertro9en Ron Serimann Eb. zoe.
(Sdlub.)
Siebenter 8alm.
(9i. 1922
@rbbre, Soft ! mein beibes Sleben,
11no meiner Bitten brdnseno Wort
8ernimm in Seiner @abrbeit Stdte 4;
Grbbre mid, @erebter, bort
@eb, nidt nit Deinem Observation-Disclosures,
Ser tief bereuet, ms @eridt;
&ein 9eberber fam ia beiteben
@eredt ppr beinem Mngeli9t.
Dem SsinSe purbe meine Seele,
0ie banse, Der Gerfolsmg &uub.
GrbarmlnSslps bat er geri1en
Mein gauges 2eben in Den Staib.
SIN Spbesnndt BAT CT 9esp9en
Mtid, ben tie, ipie bas @rab, umidlinSt,
Sb dnsilid audi meit @eilt fid qudlte,
Sb AUDI mein 9ers p~er5ageno rinst.
Stun FAB ib m1 bic friber'n Sage,
Sin Define Sub suridseoadt
SD badte aQer iener @erfe,
Die Seine @aterbanb ppqbradt.
i1nb flebenb bab' ih meme 6dnoe
8oa Sebnf16t nad Dir ailssefpamt ;
8Dr Dir, . 6err, lit meile Seele,
8ie Obne @aiier feites 9anb.
GrbDre MIDI ; benm idtpad setporoen
SIT nun mein @eiit, un6 tpenoelt Ou
Son mir Did, tperb' id Semen 9leiden,
9ie nur Der Siefe tpanoern ST..
SAB mid, 10 lang nD9 Belt 1T, b6rsn
Son beiner Acknowledgment,
8ea meiner 9pffmlng letter S9immer
9tur 9ir, ALIEN, . GER! setueibt!
3eie' mir ben @eg, barallf gu tuatbeln ;
8u Dir erbob fi9 ia meia @eiit!
GntreiBe MIDI ben Ssinben alien,
Ser Did ais feline .3ufludt preiit.
8elebre MIDI, itets st opQsieben
&rth Oeinett @iQen nur fprtat,
@eil 9u mein @ptt BIT, mein @rretter,
Ntein Siibrer auf bes 2ebens 8abn.
Oein gutter Geiit miro liebeno leiten
9luf 1id're 4faoe mcinen Sritt;
Su tpirb I'M Seines 0iarnens piQen
8eleben 9ndois meinen Sdritt.
9u tpirft aus ibrer Sriibia[ reiBen,
9err, meme Seele iminerodr;
8armber5is pirit Su audi serifreuen
Sn 3utlnft ibrer Seinoe S9aar.
9u pirit, o Gptt! gu @rltnbe ridten
9ie Seinoe, tpelde mid ~beSrdu'n,
11no banterflIt bur9 ale !3eiten
@ero' i9 Dein treuer Diener lein
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21


Isle tpi7en, tpie iebr ih bel1ditigt
bin ; abseieben boa meinen peri5nliden
Mneelesenbeiten, bebarf uein 8ater uab
meme Tante msiner Gisnifs."
Sn Der Stim,ne, tpelGe bieie Worte
auslprad, Lag elm 10 eisentbdmIider>
bsitiamter il,b teaer Son, baB Martba
iid untriQtirlih umtuanbte. Sbr OnteI
fam eben Die Stafen Der gapeue berun.
ter, besIeitet bon Dem iunsen Manne,
cefen ebrerbietige 9altung Dor benz or.
tare ie einen Iusenblid purbsr 5epun.
Der bate. Sett ertunerte fie fi1 leiner
tuieber, fie tpar NIT i'm rdmliden 3uge
sereiif, rne sr batte ii@ IN 8esleituns
Der alten Dame befunoen, tpeIde fid
iHrer auf benz 8aHnbOfe 70 bereittpiqis
angenpmmen Bate.
~Mfartba," iaste Desbarrss, iia an
bas iunge Mdbhen tpenbeno, yid fens
Dir bisr einen GouEn Dor, @obmDnb be
@aulquisr, bier. lieber Sreuno,
rneine Nidte, Die Eohter rneines artnen
8rubsrs."
DurhbrinBenben Slides tiaB 9err
be @aulquier raid bas iunse Mdbden
bon Dben Biz unten, uno reidte ibr
oam nit Betuinnenber 9erslidteit feline
9anb.
Dt1niere gertranbtidat 1T stpar
ettuas weitldufiS," FOB Desbarres nuie.
Der lddelnb an, uuro tpeoer &apmDnb
nod ih t5nnten fe OHne lanses, ura=
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llctertraseu ron Scrmann Eb, Voc.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21

tpStut ISul SstSSb ouI4 Wv Ou@tuiSt
idwsbte uno Die Ebiren ing Salo6
Ho5en, bab Der RaIt bon ben @dnoen
fisl, cann ribrte er fid utdt. gber
udre elm MonbgebirSe auf bic Grbe ges
fallen, ebe er es sstuast Bate, onoeret
Meinuns pie feline. frau au fem, oosr
gar Elm Wioertport az seben; er trug
ttr treu Sbapl unb Wantel, tpenn fie
ausgingsn, unb IN ltr5menoem Rsgen
elite &c rad bauie. I'm isiner lteben, sar=
ten Sra, sinen Sairm at boten. Die
hdrsliden pantofslbeloen fino cine
5hanbe far bic Mdnnsrtuelt, uno bic
poldiihen 4antofslbslben fino audi
nidt gerape riihmenstpartbe gr|dsinun.
gen, rtlr NIT Dem unteridieo, bas bieie
nid3t unter einem 9antofsl, ionoerp uns
ter einem 2iraiisrliefel ffebsn.
I'm bas 2ros neineS Greunbes in ets
rpa aufplbeFern, beidluB id, feline Grau
einntaI tidtis In 4neff sa iasen, baniit
iie IN Der gngif ertsnne, pie Iieb unb
tbeuer Mrnplb ibr lei uno tDie imrnerjlid
fe ieinen Nerluf enpinoen piiroe.
gines MbenbS idleppts Id Jpn In cine
Iufige @eieaidaft nit, uno naA sur=
beriger 8srabrebiins sina elmer Der Mns
rpefenoen init Stein bic @stte i'm einer
Nnfsr 8ier Elm, oaB er niht I'M ftanoe
iein tperbe, Elm @iertelfurbe lang init
benz 3eigefneer Gem Yerpenoifel bee
@anoubr 30 folgeu uno babel uTidtad"
~ iaDen.
Mrnplb mar iDfrrt bereit, bic an fH
ia lei4te @ette 81 g%etpirne1 i4 aber
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-02-25
Domestic N arkers
fRy Televranh A

NEW YORK Feb. 20. isss.-FIour market
receipts 6,fi7 packages exports 1877 Dbl and
glh5 sacks strong and quiet; sales Il 300 bbls;
s So. city mills patents at 6eog7 10; winter
45s Is stfaights DO ooae 20; 1 patents f,ea at
55G7 ID: do rye mixtures at 4 46e5 85; super
fine al 2 6o@3 40: fine 1898 90; Southern four
@3 65; good to:choice do at 8 75G8 IS. Rye Aour
quiet and firm. Buckwheat hour DUN. wheat
ioo5o bush r1er with fair mng demand No
: Red At 9SA 199Mc elev. l Ola al rs sffoat,
9shcgl Ola ob;No 2 Red at S4494izc: No
Rive dull Rsrsey quiet. Corn-r receipts 99, 500
bush; exports 1884, 42 hush. sales $4,000 bush;
hrmer and moderately active: No 2 at 4ssl q t4c
&C io1s CA tsc; steamer Mixed at l%9421sc.
Oats receipts 1910 'us xports 80 b sh
tons: No at 3 c.; White do at 3Oa3 G; No at
3ihG3lc; White do at S3G33Ac; No l at SIC:
90 White ,it. a. Sc; Mixed Western a. 2s1s@s Be-;
Chicago 32c. Coffee-Rio stronger and quiet
fair cargoes at l7%c. Moasses, foreign firm |;
a Extra s at MSye
Extra 61sG6 3-l6; Yellow at 614 a5ssc; OF A
at 854@s.7:1ec; Mould 4 z; standard A at est Z;
Cubes TIC; cut loaf and crushed at 8iA. Petr0-
Ieum quiet and steady: united =: PORK firm.
Beef is quiet. Lard stronger and dull; Yves ern
nent 7 90; s 4 at : 16@s 20 B1sier weak and
quiet. fheess quiet and easv,
Erefghts to Liverpool steady,
CHICAGO. Feb. 28, 1889 The Flour market
is firm and unchanged. Wheat quiet; No Spring
and No Red at O69Dl r6ls. Torn steady NO q
at 34Ac. Oats dull and easier; No 2 at 5s& 9.
Nos Rye at t3s4c. Prpvisions quiet. Mess Pork
IL l5@1l 20. Lard at 1905 TIN. Dry sailed
snon rers 25Gb 371s; short clear 8 85@5 90.
Whtskey 60. Isll3 at Nll~-ii Z.
Receipts Flour $4,000 bbls wheat 1000 bus,
cnrn 1870 600 bus. oats 161 90 bush barley, 0,e0U
tusb. rye 5000 bush. s.sf
shipments Flour 10000 Dbl. wheat $4,000
bush, corn 2S2 600 bush, oats, 1o1 COO bU barley
$1,000 hush. ry 5000 bush .l-l- --.l -il
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 20, I8S9.--The Flour mark ct
Is UNCHANGED. Wheat better, closing 1h6Ac
higher-No Red at 971sc asked Corn Is firm
NO Mixed at 271sc Oats quiet No at Csc.
Rye ACC bid Barley, nothing doing. whiskey is
steady OBJ. Provis ans frmer-rslsk at Sl1 76
Lard-prime steam nominally at 6Oa5 IS; Dry
sailed meats--sh0ulders 8 OO@5 12L4 longs and
ribs al o5 snort clear 20. Bacon-shoulders
at 20; longs and ribs 8 1896 871a; short clear
at o AT o6, Hams at Sl0a12, se
tnsh; corn l72 001 bush Goats 81 900 bush; rye
1000 bush barley. 13.OUU bush.
Shipmepts-Flo II 900 bhis, wheat, 5000
bush corn, 10l. a0 bush ;.oats, $4,000 bush. rye
OO00 .Usn. barley 90 b ISL.
DETROIT, Feb 20 lsss. = Wheaf-Nn1 VIII g
at %; No Red OLA Corn-No at 1924 3.
Oats-No at 26Ac No White
Recepts-wheat 1900 bush, corn 43, 400 bush,
oats 10, 800 bush.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-02-25
Catdrrh TO CONSUMPTION,

Catarrh in its destructive force stands next to
and undoubtedly leads on to consumption. 1t is
therefore singular that those afflicted with this
fearful disease should not make it the object Of
their lives to rid themselves of it, Deceptive RENE
dies concocted by ignorant pretenders TO medical
knowledge have weakened the confidence Of the
great majority OF sufferers In all advertised RENE
dies. They become resigned to life Of misery
rather than torture themselves with doubtful pal
liatives. -
But this will never do. Catarrh must be met at
every stage and combatted with all our might. In
many cases the disease has assumed dangerous
symptoms The bones and cartilage of the nose the
organs OF hearing, of seeing and Of tasting so at
fected as to be useless the uvula elongated the
throat so infiamed and irritated as to produce a
constant and distressing cough.
SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE meets every phase
OF Catarrh, from simple head cold to the most
loathsome and destructive stages. 1t Is local and
constitutional Instant In relieving, permanent In
curing, safe, economical and never falling.
Each package contains one bottle of the RADI
CAL CURE, one box CATARRHAL SOLVENT, and an
IMPROVED INHALER with treatise; price, 81.
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Now YORK Mining Stoke.

NEW hOhh,rep. 20, loos.-lnc ioho"inB al
to-day's closing quotat ons of mining stocks:
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Havana Market.

HAVANA, Feb. "a, 1SSs-Sugar was in active
demand last week, and prices advanced. The
demand at the outposts was more active and the
market closed FIRM.
Molasses sugar, regular to good polarization,
S1.76GS2 1919 gold per quintal.
Muscoyado fair to good refining, So to 80 de-
grees, 81. 1884 @$z.06A.
Centrifugal, % degrees to SO POI arization, In
hbds.. bags and boxes, 256A 92.99%4 god per
quintal. ,s-- q
Stocks In the warehouses at Havana and
Matanzas All boxes, $4,000 bags. and 220O
hhds, receipts for the week, Z boxes, n, 000
bags, and 100 hhds; exports during the week
900 boxes, 10000 bags land 14e hhds to the
United States. s-.--, -,
.Freights quiet; q hid Of sugar loading al
Havana for the United States, $2.i21a02.25 gold
per nhd OF sugar from ports on the north coast Of
S ~ lontslde ports) for the United States al
Sz.toa$3.U0 gold.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-02-25
Cotton Markets

by TeIegraph.I
NETWORK. Feb. %, ISS9.-The Cotton market
dullland steady; sales 37s hales; uplands ordna-
ry 7ssc; good do 8s4 G; low middllngs 81 SC;
middlings 1Olsc; Gulf ordinary 7ssc good do at
SC; low mid l0c; middling l0Ssc.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-02-25
European Markets.

LIVERPOOL. Feb. oa-rbs co,,o, ,,,or,s, a.
s'oa1y With but little doi1g mlddng sssd; sales
rsceSnt Saes speculation and export sou bales
Ter at rs I'd; Spring wheat Al 7s ioS c'uh wheat
k az az Gorp, mixed American at As IND Peas al
as: RSco. Iao,vlslons SS.,-forE, prime East at
| al S5s. Tallow 29s ed o's w. Iaio nisnei
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FlNANClAL AND COMMERCIAL


There are no new features to note in the busi
ness situation. and light business is generally
reporte Flour Is very strong with moderate
demand. Pork is easy in tone, bDt for Lard prices
are frmer without material change "a quotations.
Poultry is steady and firm. Sugar steady. Coffee
Is firmly held at New York to-day Rio was strong
or at l7Hc.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-02-25
Boston Stock Market.
lBy Telegraph.l
10y ISIoBIdpHsJ
he following quotations of stocks are received
New York Stock ana Money Marker
fBy Telegraph.l

NEW YORK. Feb. % 18s9.-Money has been
easy, with no loans, closing offered at per cent
Prime mercantile paper is In Increased supply but
the demand is still IN excess OF the offerings and
there 10 no change IN quotations, which remain
at 4tGS per cent Sterling Exchange duh but
steady. Government. bonds arc dull and steady
Railroad bonds quiet and steady.
The TRANSACTIONS at 1.-THE Stock Exchange aggre
gated 10l 02e shares
Ths following are to-day's quotations Of Govern
nent securities:
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r It. SOM FRS.
228 Middle, cor. Union Street.
-.
Information that we all
want. For the benefit of
ourselves or our friends:

To know that all the troubles OF
Spring complaints can be relieved
quicker by MurdOck's Liquid
lions known, as IL will make
blood faster, and new blood will
cleanse the system of disease.
l2 OZ. Liquid Food will make
equal TO 3 pr. CT. I'm weight and
strength weekly.
The result obtained at our Free Surgical Hos
pital for Women-1l4 beds and every bed free,
including operati0n-conhrm our claim, as there
have been between 1000 and 5000 patients, rep
resenting 30 distinct classes Of operation, with
year. During the summer months most Of the
surgical hospitals for women In the United states
are closed, the surgeons being unwilling to
but by the use of Murdock's Liquid Food and Sup
posltOries, before and after operation, we build
operate, and givea rapid recovery, shown ''o 70
BY the last 2 months, work, our
operations numbering about 500,
with but two deaths.
suffered from to "a years, and were under med
icaI treatment most Of the time.
Many OF them, brought in on their own beds,
some In such condition from septic assesses and
similar troubles that we had TO burn their beds,
by Remaining 20 or 40 days they were restored
cases known in surgery. The women recover
their health and strength and are restored 20
usefuiness; all gain in weight, some cases As
pounds In 16 weeks, 20 pounds In weeks, So
pounds In 81 weeks, this case had operations.
Our women are In the hospital average OF 8
days prior to aud of 20 days after operation. To
make this average, one remained IA months, one
months, several months, etc.
Our patients come from all sections, from the
Provinces, and from the United States as far
South as Texas, West as Nebraska, North as
Minnesota, and the Middle and New England
States, all OF whom we are proud TO refer to. as
many OF them had been treated or rejected by
other hospitals, and we pride ourselves on having
not only the largest but the best equipped surgical
hospital In the United States for women in sani-
tary, heating and ventilation facilities, and Is so
acknowledged by all surgeons and physicians that
visit us. In Massachusetts our Liquid Food Is a
household bottle for the good it has done the
women Of Massachusetts that have been operated
on. Their friends see and realize that 1t must do as
much for their families, old and young, that are
suffering and need local treatment, as new blood
VIII cleanse the system Of disease.
i We will forward our Annual
Reports, also Essays read ON our
Liquid Food before the American
Medical Association and British
Medical Association, etc., IL nd
vised.
No Essay was ever read ON Raw
Food Preparations before amy
society except ON Murdock's
Liquid Food.
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Botany.

One OF the most fascinating pursuits is the
study OF botany. II FORMS too, the tasis Of all
medical knowledge and It's greatest achievement
In this age has been the discovery OF Adamson's
Rotanic Cough Balsam.
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ISLAND STEAMERS
Portland and BOOthbay Steamboat Co
STEAMER ESTERpRsE-eAPT. RACE.

(NN and after Tuesday, October 80, 1888,
~ steamer will leave Portland every Tuesday
at $50 a. M, for Boothbay, Z. Boothbay, So. Bris
toll, Pemaqud.
Every Friday at $50 a. m, for BOothbay, Z.
BOothbay SO. Bristol, Damarscotta.
Returning will leave Pemaquid every Wednes-
day at 90 a. M, for Portland and intermediate
Landings.
Every Saturday Will leave Damariscotta at 100
a. M. for Portland and intermediate Landings.
Connecting with Boston Boats az Portland.
No freight received alter sis on the day Of
sailing.
Freight received and delivered BY w. II. Boha.
non on the wharf at Portland.
oc25do A. MONTGOMERY Pre-.
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Railroad Receipts.

fORTLANDFeb. %, 1859
Receipts by Mains Central Rairoad-for Port
land 81 cars.misceilaneOus merchandise; for con
Meeting reads cars 90 miscellaneous nerchan-
disc. .es-H
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Harpswen Steamboat Go.

On and after Oct. 10, 1883, steamer MER.
aYCONEAG VIII leave Orr's Leland a a. ~ |.
bailey's 7.OOi Harpswell T.l5; Great ChebeaSrs
I.Aoi jerks 500; Hope Island sos; Lille Ch--
oeagne Sis; Long Island 8.35. Arrive M Port
land 9.l5. Return leave Portland for orr fslsas
and al intermediate landings at y 80 D. m.
ocz du
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ROCK ISLAND ROUTE
EVcuRStnAS

10 Kansas, Colorado, California,
aud all points WEST. Through cars leaving
mOdatiOns Low Rates TO all points. Express
Trains 10 destination. Call on your nearest
Ticket Agent for circulars and information or
ADDRESS w. K. CHATTERTON, Manager.
296 Washington St.. Boston, Mass
feb11 M&Thd3m.
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RumfOrd Falls & ButkfieId Railroad
I'm Effees October 10, Isss.

Leave Portland, via @. t. Railway, 9.45 am. and
1.30 p. m. RETURNING-Leave Canton $50
STAGE CONFECTIONERY w.
Mnot for Hebron Academy; Buckneld for w.
Sumner and Turner; Canton for Peru, Dixneld
and Mexico, also for Brettun's Mills, Llvermore
Oct27dtf l.. n. LINCOLN stunt