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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-02-07
ROAST BEEF OF ENGLAND.
Raised on American PrairIes-how
IL Goes Across.
Correspondence Of the Press

NEW YGaK, Feb. G.--The live stock
shipping industry began about eight
years ago. The average number of
cattle sent each week is 5000 the year
round, or about 10000 annually. Of
course this does not include dead car
cases, which are shipped by the mil
lion, nor fine breeding stock, compris
ing great number of bulls, every year
sent over from Kentucky.
Upon the other hand, England sends
no butchers stock to America. She
does, however, ship fine thoroughbreds
for stock breeding purposes, and no end
of them.
The expense OF shipping cargo of
cattle (of say 500 head may easily be
computed by these figures: Cost of $50
head, at $50 each, $33, 600; forty men
(deducting four "deadheads'), at $50
each (wages range from $25 to $3.50,
$780,; foreman, $50; one assistant fore
man at $40; freight on stock at $40 per
head Gt ranges from So to $12), So, 800;
loss of per cent. on stock (the average
loss, aside from a wholesale disaster, is
2 to q per cent?, $3.50; total cost of
cargo, $40, AGO, or $3.50 per head. To
this must often be added cost of insur-
ance, although the cargo is not always
insured, il weather indications are ia
vorable.
Thus it will beseen that the shipper does
not always realize profit on his cargo,
as, at a minimum loss Of 2 per cent, he
must realize $3.50 per head on his cattle
in England to come out even. And still,
above the investment already mentioned,
he is pledged to provide return passage
for his men.
The system of taking men across in
cattle boats and giving them their board
for services rendered is fast falling into
i'll favor. The "deadheads," as this class
of men are called, usually hail from an
utterly worthless rank-the tramp brig
ade supplies the material as a rule--and
as a fitting climax they prove themselves
to be positive burden, finding it the
surest way to beat q two weeks tattoo
on the mess table without running the
risk of being "put off, between stations
and walking the ties. For this reason
shippers much prefer to pay a regular
man his wage. To be sure, there are
worthy and needy men among this class
of ''deadheads. A man perhaps is un-
fortunate enough to be obliged to work
his passage home to England; or. for that
matter, an American, failing to find en-
ployment here, seeks it on board cattle
boat. But the percentage of worthless
has become so small that not more than
thEee to five "deadheads" are now in
clGded in passage, and even these are
made TO do the most mental work at the
over oficious bidding of the hirelings.
A. J-F
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DR.. Greene the famous specialist in the cure OF
nervous and chronic diseases, of "a Temple Pace
Boston. can be consulted free of charge. person
ally or by letter.
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Domestic Markets
BY Telegraph,

DN lcicbfdpu
NEW YORK Feb 8sO-FIour marke.-
r, c3ipJs 1S,040 packages; exports 1852 BIB = AMI
"a, h5 sacks weak and fairly active; free sellers;
sales $3.50 bbls.
mills extra at 2hd4 As; city mills patents SO
as 25; winter wheat, low grades at 2 266 So;
Minnesota clear 1Oa4 %: straights do at e59
81; do patents 1915 To- do rye mixtures
9 loa3 SO superfne al 2 OoG2 So. fine Goa
30; Southern flour weak; common to fair extra
2 26G2 s.: good to choice do at 2 909ts5. Rye
Flour is dull: superhne at 2 90GS 81. Buckwheat
Flour 2O@1 35 Cornneal weaker.
Wheut-receipts $3.50 bush exports I x, a31
bush sales $4,000 bush; dull, unsettled, lower
and heavy; No Red at s4M @S5c in elev, S61s@
at size. No : Red s1Casi u c steamer NJ Red
at 74c No North at 92A d93c; No hard at
9ts4 G9hc Rye is steady. Bare' firm. Corn
lbs, 000 hush ;Guiet and weaker:No t 360l36A
elev, ~ a3Sc afoat; steamer Mixed at s69s7 ttc
mo White at .tssa C; No 3 at "a tsa?4 c. Oats
receipts ,"c0 bush exports g bush sales
,04, ~" bush dun ard weaker; No 3 at 2 c. do
White White at 2sA@ e. 1sci No 2 at 2sss@ sac do
Mixed Western at 6@30c; do White at 306s C;
White State at 3 eaa5c: No Cnlcago at 291ac.
Csffee Rio active and higher; fair cargoes at
lined IS quiet and easy G at 1-l6ao l6c Extra
at tbs 5Nc White Extra at 1870 &c;
A at csc standard a. eAc; ConfeetioSers A &c;
granuated elc s Cubes S at : s-isc. Ps.reieasn'
d
and fairly active. Beef dull beef hams slow and
nrmer; Tierced Beer uuiet cut meats inactive;
mlddles quiet. ard easy with moderate demand
western steam at 20; city steam o; refined
Gull; Continent at q 10 as So; 5 A at 90. But
ter quiet; fancy crm steady. heese firm.
Freighfs Liverpool firm ;grain ID
CHICAGO Feb. 6, $40 The Flour market is
steady Wheat is unsettled and lower Nc Spring
ana NO 2 Red at 74Hc. Corn weaker; No at
81 @2S34c. Oats lower; No 2 at 2O5s q 2lc.
Rye-so at 43c. No Barley a. h5@57c Mess
Pork Is quiet at 1900 80. Lard easy at 8 so.
Dry salted meats-snoulders at 25@4 3715;
snort clear sides 90 a TO-
ReceIpts-Flour, $4,000 bbls wheat $4,000
bush corn 1875 90 bush. oats 127 900 bus rye
IL COO bush barley IS 0 tush.
shipments Flour IL 600 bbis wheat $4,000
bash: corn $4,000 bush oats. 175,0UO bus rye
5000 bush barley 900 bush.
ST LOUIS Feb. 8 1S90.-The Flour market
steady and firm. Wheat lower; No Red al 76c
Corn frmer; No selling 261sa264tc. Oats are
higher; No at gle. Rye dull at 42c bid. Barley
dull and weak. Pork at IL 80. Lard nominal
prime steam at go. Dry sailed meats-shouders
STA; longs and ribs at 8 90; short clear 10
@5 121s. Bacon shoulders at 81 ~ longs and
ribs at 62h95 e5 short clear 75a5 80. Hams
at 5U@12 rs.
Receipts-Flour. 1000 bbls. wheat 5000 bush,
bush rye 900 bush.
Shipments Flour 1000 bbls, wheat $4,000
bush, corn 16O 600 bush oats $4,000 bus barley
10000 bush. rye 3oOO hush
DETROIT. Feb. 500 - Wheat-Eo White
at 78Hc: No 2 Red TS14c. Corn-No 2 at 30sl
asked. Oats-No 2 at 241A G: No p White 25c
Receipts-wheat IL 600 bush; corni / 90 bush /;
oats $500 bush.
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Grain.
lCorn, car lots. GA
Corn, bag lots. .47C94S
Meal, bag lots "A GAG
IOatS, car lots ,33034
lOats, bag lots 35@38
Cotton Seed,
car lots. 40 OO0z6 30
90 bag .28 00@z7 ~
Sack'dBr'n
car lots. 10 OJ91G co
do bag. III COi4le 20
Middlings. n Goals so
do bag lotS,1 o0@2l 90
Provisions.
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Domestic Ports.

SEATrLE-Sd prev 3lst, snip lvanhoe Griffin,
PORT TOwNsEND-Ar 28th. ship Yosemite,
Fullerton San Francisco.
Ar 26th. ship Commodore, Baker, San Francisco
Ar 28th. ship Ivanhoe, Griffin, Seattle for san
Sid 27th, ship America, Gibbons, San Francisco;
PORT HADLOCK- Sid soth, ship Henrietta.
Gilmore, Buenos Ayres.
GALVEsToN-Ar 9th, sch John Pierce, Rog-
PORT EADs-Ar 9th, ship Cora, Ray, from Rio
PENSACoLA-Cl 9th. sch Scotia shearer.
FERNANDINA-Ar Sd inst. schs Lizzie Lane,
Colson. Sc Thomas; Anita. Small st Pierre; Ad-
die q Bryant: Gilkey, barbados
JACKSONVlLLE-Ar6 OH, sen Woodhouse
SAvANNAH-Ar I'd, sch L S Swift Tatner,
BRUSswIoK-sId 9th, sch Nellie S. Pickering,
McKeen. Perth Amboy
N0RFoLK-Sld 9th, sch Charles A Briggs, for
BALTIMoRE-Cld 9th, sch Carrie Hart, Sou
Below 9th, ship Eureka, Dinsmore. from Rio
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 4th. sch VIM o Snow,
Hatch, Boston.
CID 9th, sch Mabel Hooper, Hooper, Matanzas.
JOSIAH X Smith, Case, Boston.
PERTH AMBOY-sld 4th, sch F Hitchcock,
Blair Satila River.
Also sid 4th. schs A Russell, Sprague, Rock
land; Race Horse, Ames, Boston.
Ar 9th, sch City of Augusta Presley, Fernan-
NEW YoRK-Ar 9th. schs Louise Hastings,
st Augustine: Montana. Bradley, Fernandina;
Florence s. Lillian, Smith, Jacksonville; Florence
Le1aeo WatS mper patsrson do RUSS
CID 9th, Darque Alice, Swain. Ponce; brig Mary
E Pencil, Mitchell Port au Prince; schs Belle
ONeil. Butler. Havana; Jordan l. Mott Gregory,
Gonaives; Alice Mcdonald. Dukeshire. Havana;
Milford, Haskell, Fernandtna.
NEW LONDON-Ar Attn, sch Mary Pike,
PROVIDENOE-Ar 9th, sch Magnolia Cooper,
A' SID Sth. sch Fannie L cnild. Mclean for Bruins
NEW BEDFoRD-sld 9th, sch Phebe s. Emma
VINEYABD-HAVEN-A Ar 4th, schs Leading
Breeze, Pinkham. Boothbay for providence; LIZ
Sid 4th, sen Warren Adams
Ar 5th sch Charles S Bayles from Norfolk for
Boston, in tow: Lucy Jones, Roekland for New
Ar 6th schs Mary + Pike, Elizabethport Tor
Boston: Mabel Hail, Port Eaton for do; Florida,
Priest Barren Island for Portland.
Sid, schs Bayles Lucy Jones, and Leading
Breeze.
EDGARTowN-Ar Sd. sch Vulcan, Lewis. FIN
Clark's Cove for Portland.
HYANNIs-Passed by 4th. schs Fife SIM
mons; from Darien for Thomaston; Jas stetson,
BOSToNMCid 5th scbs Edw F Mansfield. eros.
ley. Parker's Head and New York; Marion +
Sprague, Fisher. Phipsburg and New York.
Ar 9th, sch Louisa Smith. Matthews. FIN Eliza
bethpOrt.
cd 9th, barque Jennie Cushman, Titcomb, Cape
de Verbs.
Sid 9Th, barges Kodiak, and John Watt, in tow
for Kennebec Roman, for Waldoboro; sch Lydia
M Deering east
SALEM-Ar 9th. schs Chas Scars, Allen, from
Lubec for New York; Huntress. Small, do for do;
M NJ Chase, Holmes, Eastport for do; Rather, do
for do; Sarah Eaton, Calais fer do.
Returned, schs Ada Barker, from st John, NIB,
for New York: Andrew Peters, Calais for do.
PORTSMOUTH-Sld 4ihth, schs Chas sears,
from Calais for New York; Huntress. Lubeefo
do; NJ NJ Chase, PASSPORT for do; Catawamteak.
Thomaston for do; Speedwell, Boston for Rock
land.
Below 5h, sch Break OF Day, from Deer Isle
for New Yook.
BATH-Ar 9th, sch W Morse, Rodrlck, from
Darien.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Senator Davis.

II was the good fortune OF Davis TO WIN
a splendid woman, and it was Miss Ag-
news good fortune to wed one who was
destined to occupy seat in the United
States senate. Mrs. Davis soon became
prominent in Washington as social
leader, though she is by no means
ashamed of having made her living by
the needle. Indeed, she makes her own
clothes because she can make them bet
ter than the artists in that line. She is
now very accomplished woman. paint
ing in oil and waters, speaking or read
ing several languages and being an ex-
cellent horsewoman.
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Memoranda.

Sch ] Willard. Wallace. at Vineyard Haven
from Ponce, reports Is days to Hatteras with con
tinuous heavy NNEs gales. Fen 2. on Southern
edge of the Gulf Stream. encountered a violent
SSE gale. canning suddenly to west. during which
sprung jibboom Next day passed considerable
quantity Of yellow pine plank.
Sch Alwilda Morse, from Portland. arrived al
Boothbay 29lh with one of her masts broken
and sails damaged. She has had new mast put
in and rigging aud sails repaired.
Sch Charlotte Sioley, of Belfast, SIG tons
has paid her owners in the past fifteen months
a dividend of S6432
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Portland paIly Press Stock List.

Corrected by SWAN s. BARRETT, Bankers an
Brokers. 1875 Middle street.
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Boston Stock Market.
The following quotations of stocks are received
Rev York STOCK and Money Market
lBy telegraph

NEW YORK FEB. 8 1880. Money has been
easy ranging from to per cent; last loan at
4. closing at per cent. Prime mercantile paper
~ @6 y. per cent. Government bonds 4 are qp
and steady. Railroad bonds quiet ana nfm' the
stocks developed considerable, accompanied by a
3 ronger lone, with Reading tire trusts, Colorado
coal m most conspicuous. The las named moved
nm / sugar advanced from SIN to 8, Manhat-
tan from o rs 10 >. Nj yements in others
were cunfined to fractions. and the market closed
quiet and frm with irregularity at slight change
from Opening quotations.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

FhOM MEHUHANT5' EAUHANUh.
Ar at Matanzas Feb 4, barque Elmranda, Hall
Buenos Ayres.
AR at Hiogo Jan 3, ship Jos spinney. Curling
Philadelphia.
Sid I'm Colombo Jan 18th, ship Leading Wind
Hlnckley, New York.
Ar at Bristol Feb g. ship Hagarstown, Meyer
MO1tevideO.
Sid I'm Nanamo Jan 29th. barque CarroIlton
Lewis, San francisco
Sid FIN Grenada Jan IA. brig Fidelia, Blake, fol
Turks Island and Baltimore.
Ar at Demerara Jan IA, brig Angela, Cleve
land, st John, NIB.
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Oct 20. lat 8 S, Ion 33 W, ship Henry Failing
from Philadelphia for Hiogo.
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LONDON, Feb. 6. l8s0.-Consols nj ~ lie for
mOnr, anu > Il for the account
LIVERPOOL Feb. q, l3dn Cotton market
quiet and rather easier; American nidding 81 /;
sales 900 bales speculation and export 1000
bales re eipts 400 'ales.
LIVERPOOL Feb. q 1890 Ouotations Win.
ter at rs Id; spring wheat rs 3s|d Cmn wheat
at rs Sd. 'r'-mixed American IS l0Isd. Peas
az hs "a W s1s o r0rs ~ cd Bacon at
6ls Cd
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Chicago Cattle Markert.
By Telegraph.

CHICAGO. Feb. 189l-The Cattle market
Receipts $1,000 shipments 1000 81 w and steady
and feeders at 9 s. as * Vows, 6ulls and mixed
=: Texas cattle 2 1902 IS.
HOgs-recelpts 25,0iO, shipments 1000: slow
and weak; mixed at 8 1904 OF; heavy at 3 754
o21s light at 55G4 90: skips 3 30@3 90.
Sheep receipts 10 900 shipments 81 90 STEADY /;
natives at 50a6 90: Western corn-fed at co 2,
81; Texans 5o@5 30; lambs DOCS 80.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
THURSDAY, Feb 6.

THURSDAY, Feb 9.
Arrived.
Steamship Winthrop. Bragg, New York-pas-
sengers and mdse to j Coye.
steamer New Brunswick, Colby, Boston for st
Jonn. NIB.
Sch Minnie G Taylor. Quinlan. St John, NIB. for
New YORK. Anchor broken.
Sch Rogers, Rogers, Red Beach for Charleston
Sch Brilliant. Hooper, Port Clyde.
Sch Cora q Meader, Meader, Boothbay-fertili-
ger to Cumberland Bone Co.
Sch Carl SchurZ, from Browns Bank -29, 900
lbs cod and 900 lbs haibut.
Sch Anne & May, from Georges-20, 900 cod
Cleared.
Steamship Polynesian, (Br) Wylie, LIVERPOOL
ii q A Allan.
steamer Eleanora, Bennett, New York; ID
Coyle.
Brig Khiva, tBr) Swan. Govrio. Att II Ham
len & Son.
Sch NJ j Sewall, Wallace, Jonesport-J II Blake
Sci Lewis r French, Over Prospect Harbor-J
ii Blake.
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton. Belfast Paris
FIGURING Co.
Sch Sultana, Wallace, Ashdale-J ii Blake.
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FALLING SICKNESS AND SIT.
vETUS' DANCE.
Epifcpiic and Other Fits Cured.

For yeats cure for Epilepsy and other Fits
caused by disease of the nerves has been sought.
1t is now conceded by physicians, druggists and
the people that the long-needed remedy has been
found in DR.. Greene's Nervura which has, by
curing thousands of cases, proved that 1t is an alb
solute specific for these terrible nervous COM
plants. 1t is harmless vegetable remedy, and
a sure and positive cure for al nervous diseases.
My son had been troubled with epilepsy, loss of
appetite, and had no ambition to do anything
After trying several remedies he took DIR. Greene's
Nervura, and can truly say that 1t made him a
7,eay bon The fits Eave left him, his achole
system is built mp GReU, and he is enjoying perfect
health. Itis the est medicine n ever used.
and after trying others 1 find it has NO equaI.
MR.. w. SCHUM
20 West 43d ST., New York city.
"COasiders DIR. Groenc's Nervara the
Most WoudcrfuI Remedy Ever
Discoyered.o
My wife, Sarah E. DILL was paraiyzed three
years ago, and was in a very low condition. She
had sonvuisi coming on at the same time
every month, which were severe that we ex-
pected that she would ne,er come out of
some of th. nm. Since that time she was under
the treatment for Is months of first-class
physician, who became discouraged, and finally
allowed her 10 use DIR. Greeue's Nervara,
which she has been taking ever since. She has
never had conU,ilsiOn any symptoms Of one
since she began using this medicine she is gain
ing rapidly in he slih and strength, and Is
able to be about the house and yard and do some
light work. consider DR.. Green's Nervura the
most wOnde rful remedy that was ever dis
covered.
JOHN G. DILL.
Old Bridge, Madison Township.
Middlesex Co., N. j.
DR.. Greene the famous specialist in the cure of
nervous and chronic diseases, of "a Temple Place.
Boston. can be consulted free of charge. person
ally or by letter.
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Cotton Aarkets.
IBy Telegraph

NEW YORK, Feb 6. 189O.-The Cotton mark ct
quiet and firm; sales - hales; uplands Ordina-
ry at sac; good ordinary at S-I6c; low md
ding at 101sc; middling at lie; Gulf ordinary at
middling at llMc.
NEW ORLEANS, feb 6, ls9o.-Cotton maj ket
firm; middling 10 Slice.
SAVANNAH, Feb. g. 1870 -Cotton market
easy, middling 10 5-16e
CHARLESTON. Feb. 6 1890 Cotton market
steady; middling l01ac
MEMPHIS, Feb. g, 800 Cotton market is
steady ;middllng at 10 T-1ec
MoBILg, feb. g: $40 The Cotton market
quiet; middling at lOAc
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Originated by physician, Johnsons Anodyne
Liniment is prescribed by many regular doctors
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A Yar! 81 5-"-.t -. i5 n on
The l0:3u sra!u at DIS Aaar5 The Other
aight was pat by the ho.l clerk on the
very top door Of the hotel AS the
'hambermaid was busting out OF the
n she stopped her and asked in a
ing voice:
III know what precaution the
as taken against fire."
Wis, mum, said the bright
che place INSURED fur
General Man
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C2sK .cut......2 30a2 40
Wire. ...3 26@3 So
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Foreign Ports.


Sid FIN Penang Dec FL, barque John ey
Shepherd. Singapore.
Sid i'm Singapore Feb 3, barque Antioch, Hem.
ingwdy Boston.
Passed Anjier Dec IA. ship Sea Witch. Tibbetts.
from Hong Kong for New York.
Ar at Honolulu Jan IA, ship Merom, Glover,
Newcastle. NSW.
AR at Hull, K, Feb 2, ship Gen Mcclellan, Nor
rine, New York
Ar at Moptevideo Jan LIST, barque Hattie G
Dixon. Joanson, Fernandina for Paysandu. (and
proceeded 4th)
Ar at Demerara Jan 9Th, sch Fred A Small Pc
terson, Cardiff; 9th, Carrie Buchanan. Stubs
st john NIB; 18th, q Cromwell York. Norfolk ;
May ONeil, Creighton. Boston.
Sid Jan 6, sch VIM BeaZley, Farrar, Laguna
At Demerara Jan IL, barque Arthur q Wade.
Sherman for Delaware Breakwater.
Ar at st Thomas Feb 4, batque Nereid, Griffin,
BuenoS Ayres.
Ar at Cienfuegos Jan 26th brig Stacy Clark,
0Brien, Mobile.
AR at Matanzas Jan 18th, sch Herald. Heagan,
Havana, TO load for North Of Hatteras; 3Oth, Ella
M Storer, Simmons, Ponce.
Sid Feb /, schs Grace Davis. Dyer, Delaware
Breakwater; Chas ii Trickey, York, Fernandina
Sid FIN Cardenas Jan 20, sch Falmouth, Ross,
Philadelphia.
AT Bermuda 1st inst, sch Tamos, Moule, from
Bath, ar goth, disg.
Sid I'm st John, NB, Attn inst, sch Minnie Tay-
Tor, Quinlan. New York.
Spoken.
Oct 20. lat S, Ion 33 W, ship Henry Failing,
from Philadelphia for Hiogo
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A Poser.
He-To live by your side, mein Fraulein. for
sake eyerything-parents, friends, honors, titles,
fortune
She (innocently)- pray what is there left
for me?-German Paper.
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PQRTLksD WHnLES6LE AARKET.

PORTLAND. Feb Is, isi q.
Sugar declined " C to-day, and IS now quoted at
ess C for graduated and csc for Extra C. Other
quotations unchanged
The following are to-days closing quotations Of
Grain. Provisions, &C.;
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Sand how do you get along at school?" asked
grandpa of young hopeful. Are they ccntented
with you?'
81 think they are"
"well, he said il all the scholars were like me
he would give up keeping school.'-Exchange.
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Havana larkn.
European Markets

HAVANA, Feb. @ I l1sao,a7sugar weaker:l4 coo
t nags sod AZ ss2 $50 Sod degrees poariza
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WIT AND WISDOM.

A man had committed suicide by drowning in
the river.
The intelligent foreman remarked that they all
agreed the man had committed suicide ION pur.
pose"
"Then it is verdict OF felo-dc se," said the cor
onor
Tit Bits.
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Richmond.

Two boys named Martelle and Stinson
were seriously injured by collision of double
runners while sliding Monday. The cond-
ton of the former is critical
Mr.. frederick Parks lost two horses while
at work on the ice Tuesday forenoon. They
broke through the ice and in trying to get
them ont, they were choked to DEATH
A revival is in progress at the Free Baptist
church, of which Rev. R. f. Gilkey is pastor.
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Amer'n y ID ll@1S
Manila IL @17
Manila Bolt! Rope 17H
RusSl 40 l6M17
Slsal.......14 OILS
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"Look here.' said the lecturer to a boy who was
disturbing him by constant coughing "heres 20
cents to get bottle Of DIR. Bull Cough Syrup"
No remedy equals Salvation Oil for cure of
bruises, cuts, burns, frostbites and chilblains.
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WHITE FOUNTAINS LINE.
BosToN g MAINE a. z

u = vice Fre3. anu UenefaI MandRer.
4. Il. BOOTHBY, Genr Pass. and Ticket Agent.
Portland. Decemher 26th. 1880. cecaOdl
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Trains From Union station.
Rumfsrd Falls & DusEiieid RsiIrOa
sn hFTss. Nov. IL, issO.

In hEfeSs Nov. IN, 1870.
Leave Portland, via q. 7. Railway, $40 q. y. and
$50 p. IN. RETURSING-jeGy Canton $50
and $50 z. n.
STAGE DAIRY Esrlu w
Minot for Hebron Academy; Buckhci lOf w
Sumner an Turner. Canton Tor Peru N!xheid
and Mexico, also for Brettun's MUS, lserroTe
my16dtf L. l.. LINCOLN. SUIT
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NOTICE as sEREH1 GIVEN, mai Il

NOTICE ~ hEREBN GIVEN, that the
~ subscriber has been d ly appointed anc
taken upon herself the truSl Of Administrative
Win the viii annexed Of the e. tate OF
JOHN II. ANDERSON. late OF Portland
IN the County Of Cumberland, deceased, and
gwen bohds as the law directs. All per.
sons having demands upon the estate OF
sdld deceased, are required 10 exhibit the same
anu az persons indebted 10 said estate are called
upon TO make payment TO
LUCRETIA A. ANDERSON, Adm'x.c.ta.
Portland, Jan. 81, 1890.
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Baby cried.
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed: Castoria

ElIa-Do you know what Harry Harebrain
threatens to do if you do moi accept him?
Bella-No; am sure don't
Ea-He declared he viii put bullet mo DIS
head
Bella-Well, H. win be good idea 10 nave some
Thing Ia there.-Lou ell Citizen.
II It's sciatca, bahe with Johnson's Anodyne
Liniment pressing the muscles and nerves hard.
~ wish to say to the congregation" said the
minister, "hat the pulpit is not responsible for the
error OF the printer on the tickets for the concert
| in the sunday schoolroom The concert Is for
the neft Of me Arch Fund. not The Arch Flend.
we VIII now sing hymn six: TO err 10 human,