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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-09

HRS cLAKf' him to the convention,
and the Republican candidate for Vice-Presi-
dent got the biggest ovation of the Conven:
ton. The cheers were taken up again and
again. and the societys salute. the waving OF
hnndkerchiefs, made q fine display. Mr.. Reid
said:
SPEECH by wHITELAw REID.
This is most inspiring sight to which
haya haeD invited Suci nm q
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Di1.
]. Howard n. Payne.
2. Everett Green. IRONY
fore Y Peabody.
3. Alexander Mckinney.
4. q. u. Moi'att. proxy for
j.. ". Sheenri,
q. william l.. Curtis.
7. Edward u whitney,
proxy for ". Maufaf.
lane.
g. Chas. i. Blake. proxy
for J,W Reppenhagen
n. Horny Allen,
10. X a. Monroe.
II. Charles :. fairchild.
IL. VII lam Il. Grace.
II. Henry de Forest nald.
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CALLING THE ROLL OF STATES.

and provincial unions was begun by the Row.
Henry T. McEwen. From each OF tho States q
,untn the electric bell announced that he had
n spoken for half o minute. Lhilkat Indian
rNaB cd Edward Mardsden responded Tor Alas
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the greatest absolute increase in Endeayor
membership. and Manitoba the one for nth the
The Banner for tho organization Of the great
est numb Der Of Junior soceties went to ILLINOIS
The day,s session ended by all joining IN the
DIT in front Of the Madison Square Garden.
William Edwin Hall an editor oi sne In setine
a thousand delegates who couldn't get I'll into to
with him in the service OF prayer ana praise.
EXTRA ATTRACTIONS IN THE EVENING.
It is not often that an audience Is So rarely T
entertained as were the, $4,000 Chrlstian In
hot hot Garden last night. Il was uncomfortablee
physicay but such season OF pure nG 1eI1smt
th the Used tn hot
and mopped and enjoyed The cause OF the
excess OF pleasure was the appearance Of an
a aars fbn ore Half Of this attrae
ton, the Hon. John Wanamaker. was billed
beforehand as the presiding officer OF the Con-
The other hail. and the larger half. the Hon.
and Dr. Gha Hno AL GepfBT yecE as an
had been billed. but sent telegram oi excuse.
Then a happy thought came into some mind
unknown. md two members OF the Committe .
% t9 the hom nto he
'f But never read anything about, the Chris:
tan EnuchNor anu nave only parev hea'uoi
it." said the Doctor. $1,000
THAT is an objection unworthy OF your
name and famc," said a commtte man. as
full OF honey as the Doctor himself.
SO they bundled him out OF his dressing
gown and slippers and into n coat, hat. and
cab, and got him to the hall with hadge OF
&c. T." on his breast Just in time to speak.
HONEY FROM THE GOOD MISUNDERSTANDING
Tho other great attraction OF tho evening
had already done his little part, and that this
report may be orderly It must go back an hour
back to 7:45 o'clock, when tho audience, I'M
patient at a fifteen minutes delay. stopped
singing to greet Mr.. Wanamaker. Ho came into
view. pushing his way through the crowd on tho
platform. with his face beaming and his hands
crossed upon his stomach.
1t was n face worthy Of examination. 1t was
a fnce smooth and round and boyish-boytsh
at first glance. But at
second glance one saw @h
the sly eyes and the sly HSY
wrinkles at their cor N&
ners, the curious un- ~N
plensant mouth, so con- Tm4l
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this. animated by such
purposes and repre-
senting thousands OF
committees all over the
land. Is an incalculable
force for good. not only
to these communities.
but to the whole coun-
try. Our fathers. who
laid the foundation 81
religions and civil
liberty In our land.
placed their fortinca-
lions on every hillside.
These were tho school,
house and the church.
Let US guard them as
our fathers did and
We shall preserve our
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III llIbl iuuCe' put hS
second glance one saw
the sly eyes and the sly
wrinkles at their cor
ners. the curious. un-
pleasant mouth. SO con-
tinuously good-natur-
ed. and the hands that
slipped one over the
other so constantly. for
somehow those hands
seemed part OF the ex-
preston OF the face.
And. atter the Post
master. General Of the
United States" had
been introduced. he
stood out and began to
speak. protruding his
round stomach q bit.
F.Il - 4.
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@efffeite Mn,ei8en.
@m. 4rpifel,
bemtitberWet0 .

lII5 Sadion Strabe,
iiefert Die feinften Biirts in SpSe garf; unS
sbenlo aIls Sorten frii@ss uno susspOdsltss
Gleifd, Waudfeiid IL. (. 10.
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bes pinfsns Subbet gee Saben oba gerd mSsI4sr
assi bis psfia ben sbamoin 5aasn sritdsn.
abrsnb Ien gnbe ber @inbabndde g8 9tstOn in
a SO SUB au bas Ssfen fB, bic lintease
S aanbaIbn ost fanO s9oolp sadt babess
N s 80 SUB ben sanpan nit osulsn spmn ab bort
emit Mahs go Ssrssr sO an elmer gd beg pOmns arsess mar
osar 22 Sub; pe Usn aId orp Sort
i bonn auSIub BON Ios @rs sbn 8obunssn t in 3e
2lo SUB ben Sanbfsin.
Gin ssruntnss asaI bsOtnbsr afs ei aud mortafG
susquebana obssb to uno ne bsm aadawanna Stub Ss
ten pafrts eb man uu bic OIibe 6eIenmaiie aieb
Sntefant nb au bic bsi& ansetro6nm arfDrmsm sIuan
gmsien Co. nab arsaS Sas # oSa IN sornan abtSaSnssn
20 SUP i'm Dasdme e 40 5u sf bon Der Obsa@s aaaSm San
aufaa6, 8obInbs @esimn burdnsiSet
D pfsim suaSs enss m asl posn absr an gms unS pis
Der Wafe fsnr sanb G Sssnpan b 1rirIOs nb s
a Dobur Fd srsis Sab gobrprossb n raid unS unanisen
ee d sg ss ansam ans rseembs uO ab Der srOm 0bn bic
Sin abndss 9ridtod fanb nabe Bnn
Dolpb sp Deen bon Der porsenannn Gube unb cine gI
araba ben on Saan bss eabswsss aaurs
an ben aanaln4nisn eobess Sails, nabs aIban g. g.
snosn zines wammub NIT benz ais pmiSt Si ismmstriSs rid Ss
lSd no a Dor ben gaasn b @ausbnaDausa @ Dad
Sas sadtrstn Sss @i sI emit ben gDaa @ sss Bel aa
ssrns in Der Sbws. bsbedte.
gan arsiet bic entssms Der a4rsd~ sIasan gaHaasn
m0sld bab e bur berbm enfanbsn Gfrasmsntn
Stomfenn psmid bur ibre renb gepess obrsr wte
aam sautId iS ss ssfnsn, @seIos btupt Oab. mad
beutden Spuren Dont aitnson bas @Ib ber scranton @
Ds 1000 SUB srsi n abe ben ioaIn mfans berars
iss s as @ e" @ asaaa sass % ss, 5 GsS ss
ala aae anses gr bsosdt 1900 Naabram it
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gsiss me if ss bsn Oa aaaid Y giaionsn atfub Sig bic
gsaHe amessn, pee F4 @leSer @Isdsr.s
gsBsn Sn ben godns pss bic snifsntn Sssssn da s
@ sS ss pro Sag fsrpsst ps pase sasn So soa
pro Sag uuftpsen.
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No. Reidert's GnsroS. unt
Details JutpeIierIaben, All 2adaipanno
Ipenue, SdiIb sur eIeftriiden llbr, bic
iebt I'M @anse correfte Ssit.
Gin boaitanbiser 8orratb bon solbe'
men unb iiIbernen 1lbren fir Serren
unb Damen, Silbernaare, @ei1meioe
etc. au niebrisiten preiien. 8epara'
turen an Taibens unb Stuben.llbren,
foipie @oIb. unb Silberipaaren tperben
auf's Bette unb 8iqieite aussefdbrt
unb quite 9lrbeit sarantirt.
Auf Der anberen Seite bes 2abenS 1T
elm GROCER 8orratb bon Pianos unb
OrseIn. tpelde auf Ieihte monatIide
3ablunsen berfauft tperben; ferner,
muiifaIiibe Snitrumente iebsr Mrt. tpie
Tiolinen, @uittarren, 8anios, sSlbten,
Glarinetten, IccorbeonS etc. in GROCER
8erf6iebenbeit.
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Bon Der eleftrif6en Sabn hbers
fabreu.

Bon Der eleftrif6en Sabn hbers
fabren.
Serr Bruno Sitter, Der Hebafteur
bss ,,MabrbeitSfreunb" bon Cincinnati
unb Praiibent bes beutihsn PreBfIub,
1T am 80. Mai bon einem fdiperen
llnfaa betroffsn iporben, Der ibn seitles
bens gum 8riippel MAIDEN tpiro, ipenn
sr iiberbaupt nit benz 2ebsn bapon.
fommt. Serr Sitter bate am 4benb
oes senannten Cages auf benz Wese
na6 Sauie bic eleftrii1e 8abn nad
gloripoDb beitiesen. Ser Wassn bate
bereits bic Sauier Der Stabt binter iid
unb bieIt bann an, um einen palaeier
aufsunebmen. Sitter, ber auf Der Dor.
beren YIaiform ftanb, puroe, aIs Der
Wasen ii4 nit einem pIbbIiden Stud
tpieber i'll 8spesuns iebte, berabses
ibleubert unb iiel bireft unter bic pors
oeren &Gbsr. Ser unfaa ipurbe bon
9tiemanosn bemerft, 70 bab Der @agen
ipeiter fubr. Ser 8erunsliidte fonnte
lid Bis gum Seitenpese idlsppen, bort
perlor er bas 8epubtisin. Ct tpurbs
am Scnntas Morsen sesen 2 llbr se.
funben unb Elm BatroIipassn bradts
i'm nad benz itabtiiden Soipital, tpr
er erit nab Iansen drstIiden Rsmiibun.
gen baS 8eipubtiein ipieber erIansts
DaS redte 8ein ipar ;ermalmt uni
n,uBte amputirt tperben. Muberben
bat 8itter burd 8lutperIuit fdtper &c,
Iitten unb es tpirb bsfiirdtet, bab e
aud nod innere 8erIesunsen babonse'
trasen bat. Sein 8uitanb 1T Elm FRITZ
ider.
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s@ Gnnpncirt I'M >, ,WpdenbIatt".
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Stabtratb. .

8sibe Smeise bsS Stabtratbes bats
ten ant Donnsritas Ibenb cine Sibung,
um 9lbidGber fiir bic 8oiten bes 3ebnten
Setperbiitriftes au ertudbIen. gs pafs
firte Elm 8ei6lub. baB bret Nbiddber
eripdblt iperoen ioaen, pab beren Ters
siituns ie So per Gag iei unb bab bies
IeIben in 90 Tasen bonn 6. Sum- an
ibre Mrbeit su beenbisen baben. Sieraui
tpurben 8. s. Mefiett, 4leranber Dunn
unb Ibomas Soltbam als ioIds Abs
ihdber ertpeblt.
Select @ouncil, 2. Stunt.
Sofort mad Der aemeinibaftliben
Sibuns tpurbe eine ioIde bes Select
Council absebalten unb fiibrte Wanlep
ben 8Oriib.
Cine @eioIution puiiirte, tpelde
8runbbelibern on Maples esStrabe bas
8e6t siebt, einen Sewer an Maples
StraBe, bon @aibinston Mbenue gun,
2adatpanna SluB, au fonfrulren. obns
iie iebo9 Der 8srpfidtuns su entbes
ben, au sinem etipa in 8ufunft baielbit
su erbauenosn Sauptieiper ibren Intbeil
beitrasen Su miihsn.
OaS 9aaiterunss Gomite eritattets
cann sinen Beridt iiber baS NSpbalt'
pflafter an Waibinston 4penue, BON
grie g. @. 9. 8abnbofs nDrbli9. ab.
Derielbe Iautete babin, bab bas Pfalter
in Der mDslidi miierabIen 8erfaiiune
iei uno cine 8eparatur iib faum lobne,
ionoern baB es gang neu seIest tperbsn
IplIte. Die 9lspbalt Gompanie une
Ma1er gompanie iinb an bieiem trau'
rissn 3uitanbe iduIb.
9leue NelpIutionen unb 8erorbnunE
aen purben ipie folet ein8ereiht:
Dab Der Napor ben Saden' une
2eiters 8asen bon Der @ompanie ans
faufe;
Sar cine NipellirunssIinie an Gbelts
nut Strube, stpiiden SipetIanb uni
Sotpeq;
DessIei6en an Yleaiant Strabe.
atpiiden Gwetlanb unb Sotpea;
Dab Der Staotfdreiber su Gnseboter
aufforpere sur Seriteaune zines Seiper'
baiins an Slb Neunter Strabe. aipi'
l9en 2userne anb Seaoips
Dab Der Stabtseometer pldne por,
bereits fiir Iteinerne Seitenpese uni
aepflaiterte Goisn an beibsn Selter
BON 9uasrne Strabe, stpii6en Dtair
9lpenue unb Neunter StraBe;
Sin Imenbement sur 8eroronun8 fil'
Die before 8esuIiruns 0ifentIider Stra'
ben;
siir bic grnennuug eines Sanitors
5euermanns uno GlepatormanneS til
bas Muni3ipaIssbaube unb Sersn Se
bIbren feitfebsnb;
Dab Der Strabenfommifdr bic inner
8eibe Der 8aume am Dtunisipalsebauo
nieoerbauen Iaile;
DaB baS Seper. Gomite i'm fiinfaebn
ten Setperbiitrift @rnittelunsen anltslls
OBJ es ratbiam Iei, ben Sauptieiper be
Diftriftes Bis aur ginmiinouns be
piertsn Siitrift Saupiietpers su Der
ldnaern.
grite unb sipeits 2eiuns paiiirtsn fol
senee 8srorpnunsen: $500 fir Ell
Bferb fiir bas Seuerbepartement be
ipilIisenp; fir bic Seriteauns Der ear
bon Strabe Bride; Ssperbiitrift N'
Is ereirenb Der 2afaipanna giien
Stabl So. bas 2edt sebenb. cine Giier
babn in ben IL. unb 20. Waros
bauen unb betreiben; fir bic grbffnun
bon StpetIanp Strabe, bon Siebent,
su Neunter Strabe.
9ie 8erorbuuns sur 8enobiruns b
Stationsbaufes ipuroe an oas Gcml
. nit Der Mnipeiiuna ;uriid9eianbt.
iparten, bis bic pIdne ba;u fertis III
baS n6tbise @sIc pertpiaist fsi.
saz-9fuupucirt I'M gHpdtenbIdtt"
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Mar aie beften @aaren sn ben
aaerbillisitem Yrsiiem.

SSp. 242 Mbams Mpemue.
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r| Wir iinb eriudt. unisrn 2siern
mitsutbeiIen, bab baS Direftorium Der
Wailenbeimatb ieben Donnertas Utor.
gen bon baIb 10 Bis IL llbr in benz
Snititut an MbamS Moenue iid sur
8eratbuns unb 8erbanoluns BON @e'
i9dften perlammeIt. Wer 8inber benz
Snititute ansupsrtrauen, ioIde su abcps
tiren, 8eidenfe su MAIDEN, Ooer irsenc
cine Musfunft ipiinidt. iollte UNI se'
nannte 3eit bel ben Direftoren uOripre'
den. ba.
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No. Seiet bas ,@odsnbIatt" reaeI.
mdBlS eS fotet nur SO 90.
Ser ~Sbea"
Type Writer.

$40 taufsn Den Sbea xppe @riter
nit IS Gbaraftsrsn. uno SIS fir ben Gin.
fadben Shell, mt Der @arantis. before
Srbeit 81. tbun,s stpie irsenb sins @aidne.
Sic perbinbet ginfadbeit nit 0auerbsftia
tsit, S9nslli8teit. 9eidtisteit Der Operation
nnb balt LANCER obne Heparatur aus, ale IT.
9eno cine anoere Maidins. 8ein 5arbenbauo
Hort Den Operateur. Sie III bibih, fompaft
nideI.pIattirt perfeft unosalIsn Grforoerniiieu
enlpredeno. Bie eine 0ruderpreiie proou,irt
ie elm reines, IeierIides Manuicript. 3ipei
ODER 3ebn sgempIare fonnen auf einmaI ge.
madt weroen. Sraeno eine intelligence per.
Jon tann iid Sum Operateur in spei 8aaeu
ansbiloeu. 8ir offeriren $1,000 iraeuo
slnsm Operatenr, Der 70 pisI leiften fam, pie
ole ooppelte SbeII.
3nuerldiitge asenten unb 8erfauier meroen
berlan9t nno SdnoIern ipejislle 8ortbeiIe ae.
8eben. 8ir Rampblste unS Heferen,en wenos
man fid al Odell Type Writer Co.,
Soo-3o4 Dearborn 81. Gbcago, Sll.
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Wie 1T bteS!

Bir bieten e;nbunbert Dollars 8eIobnuna
fir ieoen 6aa bon Satarrb. Der nidt ourd
ginnebmen bon SalIs Satarrb Sur 9ebeiIt
tperben fam.
8. 8. Gbenep & s o., Gigentb.,
Sole6o. Ohio.
9Bir, oie llnter3eidnsten, babsn 8. 8. Gbe.
nep felt ben IeBten Is Sabren setannt uno
balten ibn fur pollfommen ebrenbaft in allen
8ei6dfisperbanoIuusen uno Fnanjiea befa.
bgt. alle bon leiner Sirma ein9egan9enen
gerbrnoIidfeiten Su erfillen.
Be # & Truag,
8rObbanoeIs. .9ro9niiten. Soleoo, 8.
W albin9. Sinnan& & Warpin,
0robbanoeIs.Dro9uiiteu. 8oleeo, 8.
SaIl's aatarrb Sur pirb innerIid aenom.
men uno mirtt bireft auf bas BIut nno Die
idleimisen Oberiidden bes Spitems. Beng.
niiie frei uerianbt. 9reis rs gts. fir Die
6l1fde. 8erfauft bon allen Mpotbstsrn.
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6rane Stetter, IT,,
Sotel uno Sdferei,
Watuffraf3e, 6pSe Narf. Na.

@arms unb taIte epeiisn fno su isosr Ia.
9ss3sit su laben. Strides Eager ftets on
3apf, iolpie Beiue. eiquore uno Giaarren...
Die nit meinem Sotel perbunoene Bdderei
liefert ein po3iglides Badwtrf unb peroen
ale BeitelInnseu prompt uno biIIis bsiorst.
6raut Stetter.
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-24
Bridgton.
fFrom our Regular Correspondent

From our Regular Correspondent
The Bridgton Fair closed Thursday
after a three days session, with large
attendance each day, and was one of the
best fairs which we have ever had. The
display of stock on the first day was
good one, and in the hall there were some
fine collections of vegetables and fruit
The upper floor of the hall was well filled
with household and fancy articles, paint
ings, relics, musical instruments and
other things too numerous to mention.
The society have no reason to complain
of the patronage this year, and now the
only thing needed to make the Bridgton
Fair permanent thing is half mile
track for trotting, which can be very
easily graded in the immediate vicinity
of the fine new hall which was built from
the generous gift of the late Joseph
Walker.
Bridgton high and grammar schools
observed Columbus Day with very inter
esting exercises which were listened to by
many. parents and friends of the scholars
The schools united in the observance of
the out door exercises in which they
were assisted by delegation OF Farragut
Post. G. A. r. Afterward each school
had a separate programme indoors.
Thomas Kneeland was arrested for
drunkenness and disturbance Thursday,
arraigned before Trial Justice Corllss
and sentenced to pay fine of three dol
lars and cost, failing to do which he
was committed to Jail by Deputy Sheriff
Webb.
Bridgton's new lookup, recently
built on the town grounds near the Town
Hall proved very convenient during the
fair
Owen ingalls, house near the famous
ingalls, Grove which has become noted
as summer resort, was destroyed by
fire Thursday. By Juggling water quite
a long distance the neighbors succeeded
in saving the barn and outbuildings.
The new store just finished by Reuben
Bennett on the site of the one burned
year ago, is nice looking building and
adds much to the appearance OF that
locality. It will be occupied as grocery
ON the ground floor and probably will be
finished into Offices in the second story.
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-24
WF&Mtf

The stomach can deal with
a drop when it cannot deal
with a spoonful.
SCOTS Emulsion is cod
liver oil broken up into drops
invisibly small; each separate
drop is wrapped in glycerine
so that the taste is lost.
This is why SCOTS Emul-
sion is the easy and efectual
form of cod-liver oil.
Hypophosphites of lime
and soda combine in tonic eff
feet with the half digested oil.
Let us send you a book on
it; free.
scorr 8, BOVINE, Chemists, 1872 South 5th Avenue,
New York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS Emulsion of cod-liver
oil--all druggists everywhere do. s..
oct1 MWFw&tf
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-24

Is about to make his annual visit to
Portland. This paper will announce
office hours, ETC., ON his arrival.
Spectacies have been in use now more
than thousand years, and only by
their aid have millions of men and
women been able to read and write,
and earn their daily bread. But it is
only of late that the discovery has
been made that headaches, vertigo and
nervous troubles are as successfully
treated by the Optical Specialist as
visual defects. Professor Brown
guarantees perfect satisfaction in
every case or no expense. He makes
special price to those who cannot af-
ford to pay, while his charges are
reasonable to all.
oct19 WF&Mtf
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-24
A DIRoE.

The following lines written after the
burning of the Ferry boat Cornelia Il. lmay
even as late as this, gind some interested
readers: 4
Cornelia II. has had her day
No more she graceS CaScO Ba.
Pursuing her lop-Sided way.
Toll slowly!
Fire and smoke have done their worst,s
Her hubs wreck, her boiler burst,
Her timbers on the waves dispersed.
Toll slowly.
She went out in a blaze OF glory;
Let fiery words record her story,
Weep, weep We ships, and every doryE
Toll slowly.
Wall. wall We jewellers in the deep
Ye finny folk, draw near to weep,
Honor with tears Cornelia's sleep.
Toll slowly.
Her cabin held work of art
Would stir the painters quivering heart
We flames, ye took an evil part
Toll slowly.
No more Wen haste with flying feet,
Along the wharf our TREND to meet
Nor hear again her accents sweet,
Toll slowly.
Boom minute guns across the scene,
She lies a wreck, our ocean queen.
La refine est nloTte-Tice Josephine,
Toll slowly.
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-24
tFrom our regular Correspondents

efrom Our Regular Correspondent
The apple crop in some sections of the
town is very abundant. A number of
parties have the largest crop they ever
raised. A large portion of the crop is
already in buyers hands; $l.40 and 81,
resp ectively, for ones and twos, ''deliv
ered," is paid. W. S. Small is handling
them.
Joseph Rumery, of Portland, foreman
of the hack and livery stable of J. F.
Libby, Preble street, with his wife, is
visiting in Limington and Cornish.
Benjamin Small, postmaster at Linn
ington, has lately purchased the house
owned and occupied recently by J. Ell.
Libby. of Col. VIM. Macarthur, and has
given it coat of white paint, and is
soon to cover the windows with new
blinds.
Isaac E. Edgecomb returned from his
trip to Belfast ou Saturday night Oct.
o. His daughter Jessie accompanied
him. sa
Hon. j. F. Bracket. one of Governor
Burleigh's Council, and his wife, have
been on the trip to Chicago with the
Governors party"
lie posi- OulC0 lids UCCA ldlSCN w f0
money order office, and MI. Lewis Small
has been appointed assistant postmaster.
Edgar NJ. Chick who was very sick
with pneumonia while stopping at North
Conway this summer, arrived home last
Monday and is improving.
Mrs. Justin Davis of Boston is visiting
friends at this place.
| Albert L. Bracket of this town has
| the charge of shipping the pulp wood at
Cornish station owned by the c Cumber-
land Mills Paper Mill Co. There are
about 5000 cords at that place. The
wood is all split ready for the cutting
| machines before it is loaded. There are
shipped daily from six to ten cars.
About thirty men are employed.
Frank Ridlon at South Limington is
building a new henery sixteen by fifty
feet. He intends wintering three hun
bred hens.
Miss Laura Chick has returned from
Boston with her fall and winter stock OF
millinery.
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-24

Sciatca and lumbago readily yield to Saliva
ton Oil A few applications will produce the
desired result. Try it. % cents.
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-24
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
CITY OF PORTLAND.
Board of Registrar
ton Of Voters.
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

DEGISTERED VOTERS who changed their
HI residence prior to September 8, 1892,
should notify the City Clerk of such removals.
who will receive and record evidence of the
same which must embrace the name of the yot-
er, the ward, street and number from and the
ward, street and number to which such remov-
thereof copy OF Which record shall at all
times be open to the public, OF application for
the above purpose may be made to the Board
each Of the six secular days (November 1st to
18th inclusive) next prior to the national election
to be held on Tuesday. November s. 1892
AUGUSTUS +. GERRISH,
Chairman of Board of Registration.
Portland, october 5. 1892. oct5dtd
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-24
MAINE TOWNS.
Items of Interest Gathered by Cores
pondents of the Press.
Lisbon Falls.


from Our Regular Correspondent
Lisbon Falls celebrated Columbus
Day in fine fashion. There were two
bands of music, General Bates Fire Co.,
Masons, Knights of Pythias, Odd Fellows
citizens and school children that marched
in long procession through the primer
pal streets. A large boat with sails was
drawn by four horses and made very
imposing appearance.
AS MI. Eben Newell of this place was
stepping from the cars, the train started
throwing him between the cars and
platform breaking his hip. Without
prompt assistance he would have fallen
under the wheels. AS he is 81 years of
age his recovery is doubtful.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-02-13
Feeling Insectiyorons Plants

Francis Darwin, the son of the great
naturalist, has been Investigating the
effect on insectivoroas plants of supply
ing them with, and withholding from
them, animal food. ale grew two lots
of plants under similar conditions. One
lot he fed with roast meat, one -fiftieth
of grain being placed on the secreting
glands; while from the other all such
material was carefully excluded. The
results were most marked in the number
and weight of the seeds. The number
OF seeds produced by the fed plants was
as 240 to 100 OF the useful ones; while
the total weight Of the seeds was as 3SQ
TO 100"
In other words, the plants which were
restricted to a vegetarian diet were in
valids compared with the plant,
furnished with animal food. Should moi
that do something toward convincing
the vegetarians that their doctrine does
not make for health2 It's difficllt te
suppose that If there are even some
vegetables which do not flourish on s
vegetable diet, there eau be anything
against nature III supplying animals
provided with all the instincts and
organs which appear TO point to a car.
nivorous diet with considerable pro.
portion of animal food. And we sup.
pose that the heavier seed would imply
also more fertile seed. Atleast it is SC
with wheat, where the heavier the grain