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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-09
TOWN TOPICS

Cabinets g.. Wyks's. S. Monroe 81
The leil-boot factory wilI resume
operations III a few Gays.
There vas 40 business u record IN
Tie superior court yesterday.
The case of DER tsT ~. Tufts has
Been sctt.sd on a co.BprOmlse.
Res Dr. GFahanlf wlA preach a. the
First PEesly terrain tllrca today.
The salesmen's Cuion Will give a
dance az NcEth Pagk Monday uiglL
AZ Arthnr q Phuore's portraits Tor
Xmas must be ordered ia November.
A1our $500 was rca zcd - the ladies'
llvelsaA-t Church IEom their
calendar
Aaa..s 8 Co. Will continue their
sprcit. Up sale another week az - cents
Yes bunch
Eight cases o. musical Instruments
were cleared n the Government ems
toms house.
The Michigan Central from Chicago
vas two hours AID twenty-five minutes
late lass ght
Tie bil 0f the construction commit
tee % the county court house Tor Octo-
Der was ft.35230.
The three girls who were missed the
nglt OF the asphalt celebration have
beeu found. oelan.
Tie large smoke-stack at the Hanley
Manufacturing COmpany's factory has
received a coat OK tsr.
usagrceabie weather under foot,
Rud, IA consequence thereof, the street
cars DID a lively business.
The bsg steam roller was taken across
S.Nfl-st. bridge yesterday and set 10
work on West LeOnaTd-st.
}. Sumner Nos mortgaged the shoe
shop 40 23t Ap'ur-aye., yesterday 10
Martin j Wander Neen Tor $3.50.
Vim. p. Duggan and Charles B. Hud-
so.t have commenced suit By summons
against the flrm OK Tulip < Scott.
a resolution viii be introduced 10 the
council % nave conductors placed on
tue >crbner-st. line Of the street rail
way.
MELON & Matter are preparing space
iu Chs oi0cN adjoining their present
space on CanAl-st., aud wall utilize
lotu.
From COO to roo cubic yards OF dirt IS
being moved daily Oy the gang of men
GOA tlc excavation Tor tae Waters
block.
The Calvary Baptist Church will hold
Us tirst service 20 the new building at
tae corner OF Slxtn-ave. and IOula-st.
today.
e. e. Barnard, the real estate dealer.
4.
Caoa-sl., opposite RedmOnd's Opera
House.
The ladies have beautifully decor
Rte,l Trinity Church for the benedlction
ol their rector, which takes place 1T
lU@o today.
john J.. Chamberlain. OF Washington,
w b, % Grand Rapids tins week to
bay furniture for his new four nun
drcd-ro0ns hotel.
James A. -,rattoa has commenced a
sIIt red tnc CircWt court against VIM. /.
Ecut.rv t0 colec. 500 that no claims IS
duc ann from the defendant.
Monroe Coffin has sold the steamer
"JaSn3nn, four scows and a stone
o.r..cs t0 John Apsey, Ok Paris town
$3.50, for q consideration Of $40.
I.c Osyer iron ana steel Company
hls cl>cn ont @ wit OF attachment
urna SOME property u th.s c.ty belong
l.g t1 the Auburn Wagon company.
Thc Prohibition Club met last night
On Goud leuplars Hail. McMulien
l.0re. &. +. t.e. 0t Wisconsin, and
e.. Do. loms-ocA band furnished the
uus.c.
.r f.t..- .r. ca .... -. - 3
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-09
This Date II Hiatorr-Nax. 9.

This Dats II History Eev. 9.
ia SRA q AArk Azsassis. znziisA Doss. cA1a
fE0
isa- 3ezEa a faazi sszai1g ESls1si1F a Aas "a
scasai 81 safer -a41r ea-4llux
ISL 1850 4ld ii1aersz.l1 IA tin4asd - 1s
tllFislillla .iot, pa ~ leala al sl-tslFsa
issl-Alceft zJs1rlt fril1s et a 49,. bor4.
ie-s -liErt slFEbq,asks a. llgartssoL
l.,las a ..rlll,rf "a hlls.i-. 1eI< - L2s crosA.
ailFlis.i ~ frizasss Lagaalr. ~ L.eI4lllarx.
i-5t ilFI LFal.s rec.lFesi E1ilsz sl4slaasalioE
raEa
itte.-the taFnaas anlieF 11n- t1a aer I4aA.
1eieasef sutese lGt4nileFs al EzEooEi 1esx
olsaas. seeiraa - fh1slTY
lsl1-,ireaz ne IN Bossoa. 49, s7S 5lo8oa
lcst~ Dsafs ia k.1iao1rsa. -eailald. u JAMS
tla4l lallslef
ls75-steas1ss C.sy q W4eo n1rasa "a 9Asxestaa,
To- 81 lss
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-09

Ns = "a &lle1S - "a ) foTnasF lss-te
e. "A Gaelsosse's AssA-ae AEtomaise
lfzskets. f0r p<ek * "a steAa S1x toes
znd Ia ieFs S.ace tfssn, a4fe bSarG
fEoA : la. AZ u eaEl1ss1s Is tns elty
tAat hza ln&W IA 2se. 1ASy wsTe
thoroughly pFSeslS<ls economical. oon-
senseat. ard az tnzt c0u.4 t< desired
AID superior - 80 tfl.ns Tor tie goF-
pose YET Oh the Ia&rket- Parties 2ntsf-
estea ca ~ .h<D a C4cle Co pos
o. 1ouse. ~ sGmplss a. IS West bFs3ge-
81. Look Tor .'4a durRg comlog
week. Z. r SWAIA, AgeQL
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-09

On srss hou7, nssr tie dor, oar de.
nor sfrstou q cake Max a 49, ooB-
t.nus throueb ths vsek That 70 s0eh
cake va ever 1850 bsfors. = ths uri-
vsrsal vtrdict. ard ths fsct tast fsis
ssmoasfrAeon q free snd tns samples
are fres. ssoald ar.ng ever isay u to
etr ard ever sfrtng~T 49, p oar gstes
= he EXHIBITION.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-09
1GONA2D'S
Our SPECIAL SALE
OF


In "a a -
The past week resulted in our disposiuE
of such quantities Of them 81 our To-
duced prices inst We shall continue ihe
reduction made for one week longer.
Remember, this special price applies
- PIANO LAMPS and HANGING
LAMPS =. well as TABLE and PABLoR
LAMPS "a advertised.
20 where can you find such variety
ia styles or value in Lamp Goods rs
" th "a.
We sci only thoss with ths gTestes'
lighting powers, ard g cur rea1ced
prioes they Do not cost ~ much s. ~.
fer0r trimmings. We recognize ths
demand for lght that . Clssn, swsei
and Extra White.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-09

Danger in the Remedies

Very many strong poisons
.timulste the brain at first, then
III &c issa reactirn and the final
result is Heart Failure.
This occurs very often in
Rheumatism.
V - .r,qlently with old PEG
pie.
Often in all ages in painful
dis ASS.
Tacre is no need of using
hes. poisons, as they do not
ure diseases, only stimulate or
depgsss the brain.
Therefore,
WASTE NO MORE TIME
With these useless and in Iuri
ous medicines. such as tones,
timulants, nervinss and sopor-
o cs,sleep producing drugs such
opium. morphine, hypodermic
\ ections OF morphine and other
a tive poisons, ngx vonics and
IS active principle, stFychnine,
phospho- Gus and its prepare
iors ? osphites and hypo-phos-
Dhstes. oh raj. cts. bsndages
CT Instrumental appliances -
hey are OF no avail, the disease
still there and can only ba
cured BY DR.. 5. CLAY TODD.
q monroe-st., Room 4. Grand
Rapids. Mich. Consultations
Free and Confidential. No
charge for services until cured.
Dent waste your time and
money.
No running 70 drug stores.
Better medicines for chronic
diseases can be had Of DR.. s.
CLAY TODD. a. his of6ee. a
Monroe-st.. Room 4. Grand
Rspids, Mich. with The cor
rect free advice for using them.
al OF Dr S. Clay Todd, and
DC restored 20 health.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-09

" Com Pleeent visiting newspaper
ofire. 60 editor wat do you 30 = get
I'd e the heastly borss WAC stay az car
and don't know bow 20 talze a hin.r
Editor without looking upt-stay Eve
minutes longer and III show you. w est
Shore
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-09

Ms Blunt teaiing paper)-It's torn
be,
Dlunt-W hat?
''The county lunstic asylum was set
on Ere By The inmates
MY they must have been crazy.
Yankee Blade.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-09

Mics Rowcua - Think 81 n wish
vashy. phlegnatic girl like her beiu
named Stella,
Mr. Parhan-''Stella- means n star
Perhaps they called her that. not Be-
cause they thought her bright, bUt b.
cause she was beautiful ia the dark
Harper EazaT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-09
Trnins TO MASONIC Home.

Trains Will leave Union station at .
.. III. every day this week, beginning
Monday, for Masonic Home. Return
Hg. leave the Home at p. III.
Fare for the round trip, u cents.
Tickets on sale at Union Depot. and
Union Ticket Office, g. Monroe-st.
GEo. DEHAYES,
General Passenger Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-09
PLAIN STATEMENTS.
Interesting Evidence Given
by q Grand Rapids
Citizen.

1T was several years ago that my attention
was FIRST called to the matter" remarked Mr..
". G.. Brown. who is employed by Nelson Bros
& Co, al 90 Nonroe-st. and" he continued.
1T began by severe cold in the head | had
noticed for long time that / caught cold very
easily. Ny nose would stop up Grst on one
side .hen on the other. aad there was consic-
erable discharge. Then the mucus would keep
droppng down into my throat which kept ne
continually hawking and splitting. The mu-
cOus or whatever you may call IL, WAS come
times yellow. at others thin aud waiery.
After awhile my throat became very sore ana
was SO baby swollen AT times that i could
hardly swallow. ] cOughed great dsal' 1t
WAS dry. hacking cough; suppose Il was the
irritation in my throat that caused Il there
seemed 20 be something sticking there that /
could not get up or down. Ny condition con
tinued TO grow worse and worse, and it was
very evident that something must be done 10
check ii or IL would terminate IN a serious
lung trouble | consulted several physicians.
also used a variety of patent remedies without
any apparent benefit. Fnsily ! noticed in
the daily paper an account OF case that
seemed % be similar 10 mine. and which had
BEEN cured by Dr. Brown. aud / determined
to give him trial. After calliag Al bis oflce
at - Lagrave-st. anu taking over the matter
concluded - place myself IN bis care. wish
70 say right here that l am very much sur
pissed 40 the result He gave nc immediate
relief. and In two weeks time ms d disagree abe
symptoms left me. feel very grateful 20 the
doctor for what he has done for ne. and shat
feel glad q an opportunity 70 say good wore
TO- him or talk the matter over with any one
Interested"
As stated above Mr. W q. Brown can be
found A. a Nouroo- 81 and THIS statement Yeri-
fed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-09

Engineer That drug store bss xot &c
o. w1vri hacs from the railroad track.
Director What's TIE master with it2
Er-neer-I forgot about It's beng
tae-o iast night. ard when [ sew hat
resi- light III the window I -houFht IL wNs
"a danger signal anil I stayed here for
Cne blessed hour before I remembered. -
Harver's baxsr
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-09

Van G~tham-vsn Bleweiri hss a
very 'rrr family trse Hssnt -
Nnrrsvhi H-Lcnxi Wei. sbcut hsif
va down it thers - q side noee--'' Aeout
t1is -iree Af-1 And Eve were r~ase.i
VIEW Fcrk Herald
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-09

Mrs. Marie Wilson Beasley will give
her friends an opportunity of hearing
ner and ut the same time benefit u
worthy cause, the y. NJ. c. Association.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-09

Finest exhibition of hair goods in the
State at Grand Rapids Hair Bazaar TINS
week. Mmo. Hubbard, 81 Monroe-st.,
upstairs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-09

Husband married ere vssrS-vhy.
Eta. wbat hss beoome II ygur wedding
r-nFf
Wfa-f wcre ts cut
Hushacd-How ccsd vou ~@s- y outS
Wfa-puinz ne sonservoEk - rc-sh.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-09

4 magnificent line of DraPeries,
Chinese six, Imitation Silk, Swiss Mus
ins aud n beautiful line of curtain ma
,crials eau always be found at the right
prlccs at Smith & SanfOrds.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-09

VIII be open evenings till the holi-
lays. Come and see the many bargains
Il the New York &c. and Toe. store, 81
'apalet
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-09

To spend che w5ater. e you sto-e
your goods In tae dry storage ware
aoase, kadclid g Ho.t. y0u will save
rent, fuel. gas. hlrEd help. etc.. and u
taat Nsv yOur expenses 81 y. he 40 mere
taSn tnat you rename. at home. "fhc
AfS .our new mammoth MOVING
van = the finest In Che West ree-
prone goo during hours or after hours
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-09

Why don't you repair your roof be-
Tore the snow tiys? You can get your
shingles of JIM Travis at 75c per thous-
md.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-09
Choice new dress goods at Kidder's.

Don't you miss the many bargains at
New York 81. and l0c. store, 81
Canal-st. Open evenings till holidays.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-09

Fall opening at Grand Rapids Hair
Bazaar this week, 81 Monroe-st., up
tairs, Nine. Hubbard, proprietress.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-09

II YOU want, shingles, you can get
'.~,i ut 81 Canal-st. at 75c per thous-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-09

0nioes. a. LaE-sve-st- Hours. 3 70 u A. N d.
I to4p. n. and q p. "a.
Sundays. a. 10. 10 u n.
pir,c. all nail 70 or cal on DR. 9. +.
BROWN. q Iaerare ST.. Gran naTias. r c..
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-09

Storm doors for sale at Leonard's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-09

A special rehearsal OF the OratoriO
S7cietv will be held at Hartman's Hall
90 ? O'Clock this afternoon. On Mon
day night the entertainment will nos
commence until 9 o'clock, and members
Of the society must 81 70 the stage en-
trance 70 gam admission.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-09

Another change has taken place in
the Fountaln-street Baptist Church
choir. Viii X. Cornelius, who has
been Organist there for the pas, three
years, rendered his resignation last
week, to take immediate effect. The
music committee Is now looking around
for competent OrganisI 10 take Mr..
Cornelius Mace
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-12-02

1BY Telegraph


NEW YORK Dec J. 1s91-The Flour market
-reteipts 4+S23 PACKAGES exports 1920 bhls
45 bbs.
Flour quotations low extras 3 5000; CITY
mills extra AZ 10a5 as. city mills patents 8 10
ah IS; winter wheat l wv grades, at 2 As 3 80
Minnesota clear a Is u5 90 slraights 40 at a 4OG
%; do patanis A 750 80 do rye mixtures
00e4 60; superfDe a. 3 1913 80: fine esq
80 Southern flour dull and steady; common to
fair extra al aOa3 80; good TO choice do at 3 80
@5 30. Rye Flour quiet. Buckwheat Flour 2 90
q 2 10. Cornmeal steady but dull. whent-re-
ceipts I0t 80 bush exports = bush: safes III
900 oush; unsettled, closing frmer options quiet
No Red ! t3A in elev o5Hs afoat, l o3s4 "a
at C71e No hard 1917. Rye is steady and
quiet State 7S SOC; Western at ~ 174c. Barley
sss bus; sales IF6, 90 lush, unsettled and fair
ly active, closing firm; No at Coz 9OHac n eiev
90 ~ 81 af1oat. Oats receipts 10000 bus
exports 600 bush; sales IA 100 bnsh: No 3 at
4sc; White do 61@5 11sc; No 2 at 4o@494c do
White at 81 52hc No 1 at sic; do White 54c
Mixed Western at AZ Bic; White do at 52a5sc
Coffee-Rio dull and steady fair cargoes at I9Il
Sugar raw is in better demand and steady; re.
3-lec; Extra 5A 75ssc; White Ext q s ZIG
06bsc; yellow l6-i6G5 &c, OF A at 7-l6d5sh
Mould at SAC; STANDARD A at 8 l-1sc; Confec
TONERS bWs cut loaf and crushed at ga :pow.
dered at esac: graduated enc. Cubes at 6N g
Petroleum easier and quiet; united &C. Pork
ases o nj and seaay e.I Se P5m
steady and quiet; tierced beef quiet cut meat are
steady mind'ts quiet and easy. s.srd lower
weak and quiet; Western steam at g 20 bid; city
steam az rs; refined dull; for Continent at &c
az 62bs at z 90. Butter quiet and steady
Cheese strong will better demand i5tale Ia on
fancy at 9Ssd9M.
Freiyhts to Liverpool weak grain per sim &c.
CHICAGO Dec. 1890 The Flour market Il
unchanged; Winter Patents at 650a4 80; Spring
do at 7aG5 o.; bakers at 1898 90. Whsai is
higher mo spring 92s4 c. No Red 93c. Corn is
higher; No 2 al ~ C. OaCS higher; No at 43G
431ac Rye-No 2 at e8 y C. Barley-No at ? c
Provisons-M Pork steady at 5a8 8712
Laru fairly active. Dry sailed shoulders at 20 q
487L4 short clear sides AZ COOS 10.
Rec .IDrs-Fl0ur 5000 Dbl wheai 160 600 bus
eoru "a 0oOibush oats 900 bash; rye IA,
QUO bush barley S4m'O bush.
Shipments lour $4,000 bbls wheat 81 oC
onsh, corn 81 0JU bush. oats 176 COO Dusn, rye
l6 OOo bu.h barley Se,h 0 bush
ST LOUIS Dec 1 1890 The Flour market
IN better and steady; Xxx 2 9Oa30 family al
. lOsos 25i ehoi, 8 40 3 60; fancy uO94 10;
Ezra Sitta 40 30 a 40: patents at 8 9a.Wheat
| Nmlguea no 2 Red 91ha9,Mc. CDrn is lower
| D. az N &c. Oats quiet and firm; No at Abe.
| hhye, no at 6811 bid Rarley-nothing done,
ffoVlslons dnll. Pork-neW mess al in % Lard
| prime Steam at 10. Dry salt meats-shoulders
az 4 70; ionss 40; ribs so; short CLEAR at Sc
| clear at rs. i|' oil" iiDS Ao'
Sugar-cured hams 10 ooa12no.
| heceptS-FlouI. 5000 bbls wheat "a oco
bush corn SO 600 hush oats SO 600 hush rvo
Shipments Flour, 5000 bbls; wheat, IL .ooo
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| CasK. cut. 20 GnG2 20
| Wire-.-.2 1908 90
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The Drawbacks of Journalism.
Dick-Why couldn't Harry go to the theatre
with us tonight?
Tom-He couldn't possibly come; had to write
the criticisms OF the plays for to-morrOw'S Grim
son. and have them in by 8 o'clock.-HarvarC
LampoOn.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-12-02
Boston Produce Market.
BOSTON Dec. 1SS0.-The following are
days quotations of Provisions, &C.:

Pork Long cuts IL 0O9l3 so; short cuts 8 co
CTS 30; backs at 10 25@13 70; lean ends ID 90
@l3 so; pork tongues II 90; mess pork ~ rs I;
prime mess ID 70; extra prime at 1875.
Hams SIC; small at 101ac: pressed hams at
101sG11c.
Lard-.Choce e1s@GMe p ID in ties and tubs.
1O-tb pals in cs 7c
Hogs-Choice city dressed hogs at g y 4 /:
country do al 51ho
ButteT-Wesrern ex creameryat 25G2Sc; fancy
higher; Drsts and extra frsts BIO "a; extra imiia
ton crm 2ld22c: others 12G20c; factory choice
JSG20c; New York ana Vermont extra cIemy 20
zoe; extra frsts 25a27c; New York and Vt dairy
good to choice at l5024c; Eastern crm good
to choice at 16@26c. The above quotations
are receivers prices for strictly wholesale lots.
Cheese-Northern choice 10G101ac; Weste n
choice 9h G1oc; lower grades as to quality. Sage
1o1A Joobng prices Ac higher.
Ekgs-Easterp extras use: fancy nearby s. o *
higher: frsts 29@25c; extra Vermont ara n h
CSC; Western choice at CSC Michigan ehoige at
27c. Jobbng price 1c higher.
Poultry-ChOice fresh killed Northern and Eas-
tern turkeys 14d16cj spring chickens IA 9l5c;
fair 70 good 100 81; Western dry packed turkey
at ] Sac; chickens at 12dl3c; fowls 901 c;
Northern fowls choice fresh killed 12G13c ducks
at l1@i Sc.
Beans-+Choice small York hand-pickad pea
Beans at ~ 30 y bush: choice New York mar
row hand pkd at 2 az 40: small Vermont han0
picked 3 az 40; choice Yellow Eyes at 4c@
8 90. Jobblng prices ia: higher.
Hay-Cho1ce prime nay SO OOaS16 90; fair
70 good Sl3 o00s15 90; Eastern fine s13Da14;
poor to ordinary s10Gs73: East swale at $40;
GIL 90.
PotatOes-We quote choice Houlton Hebrons at
85c per bush; do Rose at80c; Aroostook Hebons
eS@S6c; Rose zoe.
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DUCK.

GunpOwder-sh0i.
Blasting. 6004 90
BpOrting......4 50G6 30
Drop shot, 25tbs....1 e5
BucK.... ] 81
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Money close from to i5-coverr.
ments Dull sut Steady.
Stocks Depressed-A Decline All eione
tho line.
Quotations OF Staple Products In New
York, Chicago and st. Louis.


cent, last loan at 5closlng 5. Government bonds
dull but steady. Railroad bonds quiet and heavy,
The stock market again showed weakness after
IL O'Clock, and the whole list declined to still
lower prices than touched during The forenoon al
though iu the most active stocks the losses were
no more than p. Rock Island retired 81. Lack
awana after rallying from 1891 to L declined
to 1874. A slight recovery was made up to
o'clock After delivery hour the market showed
activity In spots, but continued weak, dropping
under the lead of Lsckawana, which fell away to
1f6h, while everything in the active list reached
still lower figures. The market closed quiet and
weak, generally at about lowest prices of the day.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggre-
gated 1888 700 shares.
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Portland wholesale Market.

POkTLAND, Uec.I ,I05U.
The Flour market shows no material variation
in figures. the demand being light with fairly
steady tone to values. Wheat in the principal
markets opened at about Saturdays prices, and
closed to-day trife better. Provisions quiet and
unchanged. Sugars are featureless with about
the usual amount selling for this time OF year.
Potatoes are frmer at 9Oc in a small jobbing way
for the best stock. Eggs firm, but rather quiet
Cranberries show an advance. Onions higher.
Poultry is less active and lower for Western.
The following are to-day's closing quotations of
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-12-02

Eating PEI II 5 6oa5 90
Cooking. 60d3 90
Evapated y h 14G16e
do old 8 @lOc
Lemons.
Palerm0.....6 001 6 Sc
nessina.... 6 50@7 0O
MalaQQre
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PORTLAND & WORCESTER Iii.
Portland & Rochester X. II
STATION FOOT OF pREBLE STREET.

On and after Monday, 0ct. I3, 1880,
Passenger Trains will Leave PortIands
FOR " Oreester, Clinton, Aver junction,
Nashua, Mindhnm and Epping at 7.3e
a. ma. and 1870 p. mn.
Fer Manchesser, Cenesrd, and points North
at 1880 p. M.
Fer Rochester, springvale, Alfred, Water
bore and SAGE River at 5.30 =. M, 1870
and $50 y. IN.
For Gorham at 80 and 1890 n. ms, 1910
800, $50, $50 and N 90 y. m.
For sncearappa, Cumberlnn nd IN ills, West
brook junction and Woodford,s at 7.3O
and 1890 a. m, 30, 500, $50, gao
and tis 100 .. M.
Fer Forest Avenue (Deering), $40 y. m.
The 1880 p. M. train from Portland connects
az Aver Junction with "Moo@nc TunneI
Route" for the West and at Union Station,
Wos cester, for Lrovidenec and New Rsrx,
via "Providencs Line" for Norwich and
New Work, via Norwich Eine' with Rossoa
~ Albany n u Tor the West, and with
New fort ali rail, via, "sprinEneId.,'
Trains arrive at Portland from Worcester
at 80 y. M; from colchester nf s.3J u n.,
1.3O and D 30 p. M; From Gorhnm at t.aO,
$3.50 and 1850 n. M, s.3O, 4.5O, $50 and
t7.35 y.
saturdays only.
For through Tickets TO all points West and
South, apply TO S. K. CORDWELL, Ticket Agent,
Portland. Me. .. W. PErkFS. Supt.
c. J. wIGGIN. Gen'l Tic ket Agent. oet7dti
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Nose Schaumberg-Re you must not walk
so close by de edge of dot water.
Rebecca-I will walk we're please.
Nose Schaumberg-All right, Repecea but
choost hand me right away dot bocketbook init de
moneys, so dat it will be only case of mitigated
affiiction, and not so much of der heavy pereave-
ment pishnesS.-TeXas Siftings.
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cotton 'slarkats

TOY AtIUsTdphI
NEW YoGE. Dec. 1, lSoo-The Cotton mark OF
is quiet and steady; sales 2s5 bales; uplands
ordinary at 3.l6c; Gulf ordinary at 71sci mid
ding uplanos 7-l6c; middling 9Mc.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec L, $780, Cotton market
quiet and steady; middling Lice.
SAVANNAH Dec. ], le90-The Cotton marke
dull. middlng SA
CHARLESTON. Dec. 1. lS9o--Cotton market
steady; middling at 91Sc.
MEMPHIS, Dec. I. 1890 The Cotton market
quiet and steady; mddlng De-
MOBILE, Dec. /, S90.-- The Cotton market
quiet; middling sc
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-12-02

Father" said Willie, "did Columbus discover
the Atlantic OCEAN,"
"Why, certainly not; what made you ask such
a question:"
my joggerfy says he came across it."-wash-
ington Post
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BY All Odds

The most generally useful medicine is Ayers
Pills AS a remedy for the various diseases
of the stomach, liver, and bowels, these
Pins have no equal Their sugar-coating
causes them not only TO be easy and
pleasant to take, but preserves their medi-
cinal integrity IN all climates and for any
reasonable length of time. The best family
medicine, Ayers Pills are, also, unsurpassed
for the use OF travellers. soldiers, sailors.
campers, and pioneers. In some OF the
most critical cases, when al other remedles
have failed.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-12-02
Chicago Cattle Narkert.
Dr. T1Ta..nL

zCHICAG0, Dec. 1. 189c-The Cattle market
Receipts 1000; shipments 5000; about steady;
prime export and same weight steers at a
%; others 3 10@4 30; Texans 2 55a3 IS.
Hogs receipts $1,000 shipments 5000: weak
and lower; packers ar 3 IS ne 60; common light
mixed 3ja3 As; assorted light 40 a3 5O; pigs
275G3 so.