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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-02-22
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RENAscENcE.

muse in shadow, knowing naught
How deep this twilight sad and dark
MAY gloom before the dawn is fraught
With light for some full throated lark.
am content; the night may fall
And brood with more than ebon wing,
But at the appointed time and call
The sun shall rise, the lark shall sing.
John Fl. Boner in Century.
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WIT AND WISDOM.

'''I wonder why he married herr"
Gas bargain, suppose, on account of
her age"
"Her age?''
''Yes, it is %. marked down from 37.'-
indianapolis Journal.
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OPERA GLASSES.

T HAVE large lire of LIE Marie and other good
makes in any style of case you may wish. Tie
ices are low and the styles will surely suit you
Opera Glasses 10 let MCKINNEY, the Jeweler. ass
Congress Street, Monument Square. jan3dtf
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MONEY TO LOAN On first mortgages of
M real estate at 6 per cent. Also ON good
endorse commercial paper. Apply to y. S.
GARDINER, 1856 Middle St., Oxford Block,
Room /. feb9-4
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MFR. SAMUEL LEWIS now prepared TO
I'VE buy cast off clothing of all descril-
tions for highest cash prices. Address let
feb6dtf
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MAINsPRlNGs 75c.

New Resilient Waltham Mainsprings superior to
an others, only 75c. Warranted handspring and
cleaning, 81. so. Cleaning, 81 90. MCKINNEY, the
Matchmaker, Monument square. jan18dtf
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GALE OR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES property
~ at Cumberland Mills. Two houses, one
new, with some excellent lots; location best
in city. Will exchange for good. well located
farm. or we'll wooded land. Rare chance.
Inquire of A. C. LIBBY. AZ l-2 Exchange
street. 16-1
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DE- 4 OS-Lots of land in South PortIs nd.
I'D ~ 45x93 on School street near line
Of proposed electric railroad: $40 down.
balance easy payments. A. g. LIBBY. AZ
1-2 Exchange street. 21-I
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CLOCK REPAIRING.
WATCH REPAIRING.

NEW Resilient waltham Mainsprings. only 75c
~ warranted cleaning and handspring. only 81 so;
lceaning S100 Ali work strictly first class and
ranted. Twenty-Five years matchmaker. McKEN-
NEY, the Matchmaker, 459 Congress ST., Monument
Square. janSdtf
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WEDDING PRESENTS.

IN Sterling Silver and Rogers Bros. Star Brand
L Silver Plate A beautiful assortment in up to date
styles. MCKINNEY, the Jeweler, Monument
Square. jan3dtf
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NOR SALE-A very desirabl resid ence on
Il Park street, city, pleasantly situated.
modern conveniences throughout, handy to
trade. q chance to secure prize. L.
MERRILL & COMPANY. Canal Bank Build
ing. 1871
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EOR SALE-Fore closure of mortgage;
L new oak chamber set. large glass, cost
$40; wool carpet and good coal steve will
be sold very low. Call ROOM 6, Oxford
Building. 1856 Middle street. 1871
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Forty words less inserted under this
Head for ono week for rs cts. in advance
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NOR SALE-A CaligIaph number two, is
IL in good repair. will be sold at a great
bargain. Can be seen at Room s. No. s. Ex-
Change street. Portland. 2l-l
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nor SALE-Briok yard with steam and
i all modern machinery. With wharf for
shipping at mouth of Presumpscot River.
Superior facilities for transportation toBos-
ton and other markets, all things ready for
business with capacity of 5000, 900 per an
mum. A great sacrifice to close an estate,
W. Fl. WAnDR0N. $50 Middle street. e-4
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EOR SALE-Soda Fountains, one John
Matthews Electric Wall Fountain. eight
syrups, used one season, $3.50; onesTuft's
CO., As Exchange street. 20-l
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EOR SALE-New house at Woodfords fitted
for two families; bath room with each rent
fine location; will sell for $25 per month; lower
tenement will rent for $15. A rare chance to
secure fine house. RICHARDSON & CO.,
opposite Preble House. 1872
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NOR SALE-$900 buys cosy two story
i house. containing six rooms and ell,
good sta BILE and about one acre land, stu
Ated IL miles from Portland on Saco
road. easy terms. A. C.LIBBY & CO., 42 IL
Exchange street. POL
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WANTED-Families clothes washing al
w home OF out: also house cleaning.
Recommendations furnished. MRS. HILL,
16 Madison street. pol
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A SIX for Frozen Perfume; everybody keeps
n it; price lOc. Most exquisite and ever
lasting; will nor melt. 0dors. My Sweet
heart. Loves Dream; Do You Love Me.
June Bells; Will You Be Mine. Wedding
Bells; Kiss Me-Quick, Loves Breath.
Agents wanted. Samples on receipt of price
at wholesale DIRIGO.NOVELITY CO, SAB IL
Congress Street. Portland, Maine. 1871
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E. M ERRILL & CO.,

NOR SALE-Western part of city. desi-
l. rable residence, with stable and modern
conveniences complete throughout. Loca-
tion first class, will he sold at a trade. Call
on E. MERRILL Company, Real Estate,
Mortgage and Loan Brokers. Canal Bank
Building. 1871
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EOR SALE-A secondhand baby carriage at
a low price. Call and see it. FRANK j.
FOLEY, 81 Union st. 2l-1
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NOR SALE block of two houses. West
Il End OF. line of street cars. rooms
each Bath rooms. hot water heat, fine looa-
ton. Also first class house with all mod
ern convenierces. Open fire. places, piazza,
fine Western view situated on Congress
Street. n. S. GARDINER. 1856 Middle
street. 1871
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EOR SALE-Near Preble street, l-2 story
house containing four tenements ana
renting for $50 month. House has modern
improvements. Extra large lot and stable
Will exchange for smaller shouse. A. C.
LIBBY. A. 1-2 Exchange street. 2O-l
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nor SALE-A new two story house with
seven rooms, nicely finished in white
wood. well located. near the stations and
electric cars at Woodfords; good lot; parties
intending to purchase can secure a good
bargain on easy terms of payment. Price
$500. n. S. GARDINER, 1856 Middle street.
21-l
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WANTED.

MISUNDERSTANDING and pressing at
w hard time prices. Pants made to or
der. from $500 up. Have got eoo1 swal-
luwtail coat and vest for $500. size 81. nj.
M. NANSEN, Merchant Tailor, SOP Con-
gress street.. 21-1
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NOTICE our bulletin board this week: "a
$4.lo: best ST. Louis, $3.50: salmon steak,
is cents can: Curtis Bros. peas. 9 conts
can: marrow fat peas, cents can; cans
fine corn, rs cents; 3 cans tomatoes, %: 3
cans kidney beans. Is cents. 2 cans peach
es 25 cents; cans rhubarb, 95 cents pint
bottle piccallily, 10 cents; squires smoked
shoulders. 8 1-s cents pound. WHITNEY,
Grocer. 29l Congress street. col
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When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,

Clerk (who has had sickness in the family
to his employer)-''I would resectfully ask
you for an advance. Yesterday / had to
pay my DOCTORS bill, amounting to 100
marks"
Principal-"Ah: my dear fellow, the old
story. Pm afraid-living vastly beyond your
means!"
For Chilblains, Frosted Feet and all cuts
and pain, use Ponds EGtract. Genuine in bot
ties only.
DIR. Pillbox- I'm afraid that Tupenny is
inourable. His case seems hopeless.
Ichabod-Why, thought you said his NAL.
ady was cured. Has he developed any fresh
symptoms?
DR.. Pillbox-Has he? l should say so! He
paid me his bill last night Town Topics.
The committee of the Chinese Diet re-
ported fayoraDly on the loan of 100, 600. =
600 yen.
Ex-Governor Olgesby is in a critical
condition at his home at Lincoln. III.
He was Frustrated a fortnight ago, and
narrowly escaped death. He suffered
relapse yesterday, and at noon was
very weak. He is suffering from heart
disease.
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Two Women Candidates for School Board
Other Matters,
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ITO LET-The fourth hoor In our building,
l. space 6sx7O fest with heat, power and
featuring purposes INQUIRE of MEGQUIER&
JONES' 33 Pearl 81. mar2t,
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FOR SALE-The Kohinoor Spring water,
an exceptionally pure water for drink
ing purposes. Parties in Portland desiring
the wafer will be supplied fresh from the
spring in stone or glass jars. Address G.
E. & E. N. BASTON, North Yarmouth,
Maine. fsbl6dtf
febI6
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For Chilblains, Frosted Feet and all cuts
and pain, use Ponds EItr0ct. Genuine in bot
| ties only.
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FOR SALE.
Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents, cash in advance.

NOR SALE old fashioned clocks feet
IL tall one is calendar clock. one is ma
sonic CLOCK. runs in ivory bearings, both
FARRAR, West Paris. Maine. 2e-4
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NOR SALE-Nioe new house at Cumber-
IL land Mills. close to Main street and
cleo tries. will sell cheap and or easy
monthly payments. same as rent with small
amount down. Thus own your own home
easy. Apply to or address J. E. CHAND-
LER, Westbrook. ISL
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FOR SALE-Table factory recently occupied
Il by Francis 81. Wilbur, with machinery.
engines and boilers, and also manufactured
stock on hand situated at No. 8 Union St. Ap-
ply to ARDON w. COOMBS, Assignee, SO Ex-
change street. 22-1
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ITO LET-To one or two ladies. or man and
Il wife. three or four sunny rooms for
housekeeping. The rooms are furnished.
Toilet and porch for coal are on the same
aat. Apply to n. s. GARDINER, 1856 Middle
street. 1871
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printed below is good for any of the portfolios
In any series when accompanied by the amount
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P0TTER-ERADLEY LIBRARY ATLAS
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nR. E. 8. REED. Clairvoyant and Magnetic
~ Healer, treats all chronic and compli,
Gated diseases that flesh is heir to. located No.
432 CON GRRSS ST, Portland. Me-, will make
examinations daily. Examinations at
distance by letter, with full name. age, color
of eyes and place OF residence with 81 and 2
cent stamp Office hours from 10a. m. to 9
p. IN. nov30tf
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real estate iss1 =" first sp set ssa: en
Loans made on personal property. CONNER
cial paper or any good collateral security.
For further particulars inquire of A. c.
LIBBY & CO., AZ 1-2 Exchange street. 2l-4
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents. cash in advance.
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| had driven far into the woods, had re-
turned to the empty stable and missed the
companionship of the two horses, who, by
this time, had carried Mr.. Lindsay and his
wife to Philadelphia.
| AT last he broke from the shadowy oak
| and chestnut tim Der into the meager clear
| ing where stood the log house and stable.
| AS he paused with natural instinct of
| caution he felt sharp pang at the con-
| trast between his life here and at the fort.
| The door was still closed and there was
no sign of Brown Bess. The chickens
were scratching about as calmly as though
| they had not been at the mercy of four
footed providers for week past, and the
occasional quack of happy duck came
| from the hidden channel of the run at the
foot of the clearing.
| A few steps farther brought Oliver to
the house. and he opened the door and en-
tered. He glanced carelessly through the
two lower rooms noting that what furni
| ture had been too heavy to take to the fort
was undisturbed.
Next he climbed the riokety steps to
the loft overhead, where he knew that
some maple sugar was stored in Granny
Of the rafters. He easily found it and was
rolling delicious morsel in his mouth
VAANiA e AASAoS SouSASo GulA0llCo LAS l1luUn
with sudden terror.
He heard footsteps ON the frosty ground,
the cackling of frightened and fleeing
fowls and the gutteraI tones of several hui
man voices. Then the intruders came into
the house, and meccasined feet shuf1ed
softly over the floor.
For minute he simply could not move
from fright, and hts throbbing heart
seemed to come clear up into his mouth.
A resistless fascination kept his eyes on
the opening at the head of the steps, where
he expected an Indians scalp lock to ap-
pear every second.
When the suspense was more than the
lad could endure and no prying feet had
get been planted Oh the steps, he noise
less1y lowered himself to his hands and
Knees, let go of the bag of nuts and crept
few inches to spacious crack in the
| floor. He looked tinidly down and saw
enough to make his blood run cold.
| Directly beneath him and close to the
Kitchen chimney stood seven Indians,
both Delawares and Shawnees. They
were armed with mgskeos and tomahawks,
and thei. brutal faces were hideously
streaked with red and yellow ocher.
One had reeking scalp dangling from
uis belt, and several wore faded and greasy
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ITO LET-$2OO, 900 at per cent. on business
L blocks in Portland; will buy interest of
heirs, in good real estate or advance money on
same. Property leased on long time and I'M
proved at oureXpense. RICHARDSON, 4 Co,
opp. Preble House. 1862
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ITO LET-Small store and half house, only
$l3 month. good neighborhood; also up
per rent five rooms only S.; sun all day..and
house in good condition; newly painted.
etc. W. P. CARR, Room 6, Oxford Build
ing. ISL
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r OST-February 9th, lady's filagree
~ gold hair pin. \ suitable reward will
be- given the finder If it is returned to No.
5S Elm street. 1871
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WANTED-Chamber help and laundry girls
w at the ST. JULIAN HOTEL. 1871
"ANTED-A capable girl for general
W house work. references required. APP
ply Mt No. 6 Grant street. near High street.
1871
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-03-20
NATIONAL NOTES.

China has asked Russia TO prevent Japan
from taking any OF the latter's territory.
Twenty-six specialists who we're engaged in
the present riots in Hungaria. were sentenced
10 from five to eight years imprisonment.
Spanish newspapers threaten to suspend
publication II they are not permitted more
liberty, especially in connection with the
Cuban revolution.
The Brazilian government has suppressed
q mutiny against President Moraes by cadets
OF the military school ana 800 OF the cadets
have been expelled.
Secretary Carlisle has decided that dia-
mond cutting Is not an infant industry In the
United States and that Dutch diamond cut
tiers imported in violation Of the contract
labor law must be deported.
In the Spanish chamber Of deputies Minis
ter OF state Groizard stated letter had been
received from the United States concerning
the firing on the Alhanca and that the span
ish government had ordered the fullest in
vestigation. Spain is willing TO make any
settlement agreeable TO international law and
the dignity OF Spain.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-03-20
FIRED ON THE FLAG.
The Yankees Courteous Salute Respond
ed to by Solid Shot.

ankee 3 courteous Oalute hespOnu-
ed to by Solid Shot.
The American steamship Allianca, while
proceeding from Colon to New York, on the
morning OF the Sth inst, sighted a barken-
tine rugged steamer under the land, OF Cape
Maysi, tho eastern edge OF Cuba, which
headed directly toward her. When about 2l6
miles distant, the strange vessel hoisted the
Spanish flag, which was saluted by hosting
the American ensign and dipping 1t, which
nci of courtesy was answered by the Span.
lard.
AT 7:15 the Spaniard, q gunboat, fired o
blank cartridge to leeward which she soon
followed by another. The American ensign
was again hoisted and dipped, but the course
and speed OF tho ship was not changed. as NO
10 hostile demonstration was anticipated the
Alianca being more than six miles of sland
at the time. The Spanish gunboat however
proceeded to chase tho American at her full
speed, and seeing that the Allianca was
drawing away she yawed TO. to bring her
guns tc bear and fired solid shot which
struck tho water less than an eighth OF a
mile away from the ship and directly in line.
This was followed by two more solid shots
which did not reach their mark, though they
struck the water in plain sight OF the ship
AT each shot, however. the Spaniard waved
to get the range Of the American ship before
firing on her, plainly showing the intention
to hit her IL she could.
Captain Crossman, OF the Alianca. know
ing he was more than two leagues from land
and on tho high seas, did not consider 1t his
duty to detain his ship to lind out the reason
for such an outrage and so ordered full
steam and gradually drew out Of range. The
chase was kept up for more than 25 miles
however, before II was abandoned. II the
spanard had had moro speed, or her gun.
nors had been better marksmen, no doubt
the incident would not have ended so fortun.
ately for the American.
This outrage has been reported to the sec
retary Of state by Captain Crossman, and o
prompt demand will be made on the Spanish
government for an explanation Of the insult.
and reason required for the attempt made
to stop an American mail steamer on the
high seas in time OF peace.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-03-20
NOTES FROM THE CAPITAL
NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
N ews From the Departments-Foreign
Findings.

The Dockery Joint Department Commission
expired with the 5Sd Congress. Inasmuch
as the reforms which the Commission brought
about caused n considerable reduction OF
clerical force in some Departments, and
created feeling Of uneaslness among the
clerks OF all Departments, the announcement
OF the close ofits official career was a relief
to those interested. The act creating the
Commission provided that 1t should live only
through Congress. Mr.. Dockery will return
to Missouri in few days, and the experts
who have made Investigations in the Depart
ments and recommended changes Will no
longer have authority to do anything In the
way OF advocating further changes.
The Census Office has ceased to oxist as a
Bureau, and hereafter, until the work Of the
11th census is completed, will merely consti-
tute division OF the Interior Depar ment.
The division now consists of 90 clerks, three
special agents, with George II. Dounell, OF
Mississippi, the former Chief Clerk OF the
Bureau, MS Division Chief at reduced salary
OF O., 600. The work will not be closed for
sometime yet. About a score OF census vol
umes are yet to be published. OF these IL
are now ready for issuance.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-03-20
LEGISLATIVE MOTIFS.

The Pennsylvania house ut Harrisburg
passed the bill abolishing days of grace, with
an amendment that all papers falling due on
Sunday or any legal holiday or half holiday
shall be deemed TO be due on the next busi-
ness day thereafter.
The Smith nun garb BILL making il mis-
demeanor for teachers 10 wear any religious
dress, mark or insignia in the public schools,
passed the Pennsylvania House finally by o
vote Of ISL to &C.
Senator Stewart received at Washington
the following dispatch from the q overnor OF
Nevada: "Resolution Of Legislature indorsing
sibley and btmetaIic platform passed and APP
proved this day"
New York's Assembly passed the con-
current resolution submitting to vote Of the
people the question oil woman's suffrage by q
vote Of 80 to u.
The Connecticut senate has repealed the
last OF the Blue laws, 1t was a statue which
provided that Justice OF the Peace might
convict "a person on his personal knowledge
without cerroborating testimony of tue Of
lenses Of Sabbath breaking, swearing, bias
phemy and drunkenness.
The Missouri senate has passed tho house
bill prohibiting the sale OF imitation butter
The act prohibits the coloring Of oleomar-
garine in the imitation of butter, and It's sale
at any time rs Il substitute for butter unless
plainly marked as such. The penalties
range from fines TO one years inprison-
ment.