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Portland Daily Press: January 31,1879 -' •"■ :'r * ^- r' / ■-**?+»*..* ,« -r <> "Ki. ^c*'\47’ r: >. ?*-* g ESTABLISHED JUNE 23, 1862.-YOL. SATRDAY JANUARY 16._PORTLAND. MORNING. 25, 1879. TERMS $8.00 PER ANNUM. IN ADVANCE. IHE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS, Demqcbats who profess to be harrVmoney Apropos of is it that rush with in the of and dis- Ami o'er his huge toothless this, people armies republican France, mouth there played now MISCELLANEOUS. smile of v PubJirbed every day (Sundays excepted) by the THE PRESS. men will not read the from the Cin- such unseemly haste into when a lorer hate' following poesy per- carded the white favor of Henry the Fourth * * *•.. son dies. It seems to be reason or PORTLAND cinnati with without Such was PUtfJKIIIAO CO, 26- Enquirer unalloyed pleasure: for the tri-coior of the Convention.The young 'Squire Flynn, supposed to be a Justice of SATDBDAY AOBBISQ. JASPABY rhyme. Hardly has the ultimate throb of the Pe ee, At 109 Exchange Portland. It is said in some quarters that, if an alli- er Stm ; the weary fpart when some kind men sometimes chafe it is true, but yet But attend who ne'er would let In ance it made with tbe'Greenbackers, the hard- pulsated, contention the Terms: Eight Dollars a Yeac. To mail subscribers but execrable friend to embalm the to village cea*e. We do noi read anonymouf letters *nd comnsun money m-n will desert ns aod so over to the pruceeds cling their chains. They heatedly con- Seven Dollars a Year if in advance. remains iu Observe paid SPECIAL are it, ars That ns of lachrymose pentameter. When the flue rhetoric, how the calm INDUCEMENTS cations l'he name and address of the writer Repubh threat reminds the demn and descrip- mistakes; they criticise savagely stnrv of a Keptnck ao his relatives in the funeral processiou winds its way to the tion of thf judicial mind rises all cases not necessarily tor pablicatior visiting by dainty steps THE MAINE STATE PRESS indispensable, the point to de- old Virginia. In being introduced to the peo- lonely churchyard horses have to keep unsparingly; they scornlnlly of to but as a guaranty ot good taitb. j personality sarcasm and withering invec- is published every Thursday Morning at f 2.50 a ple of that neighborhood, they reminded him on step to the cadence of an ill-timed but viations from the old to the abandon return or com- kiudly paths, tive. Now does this year, it paid in advance at $2.00 a year. W e cannot undertake to preserve all occasions that "the folks base wearer of the ermine nearly were ditbyrambic; and the dull thud of the sex- ment of ancient to the sacrifice munications tbai are not nseel the first doctrines, robe whteper to the hero among families Eaintnck finally ton’s shovel finds itself syncbronons with the Rates op Advertising : One inch of space, the asked wbat bad become of all the second of principle to meet and —in a <ow and solemn sighing measures of a in 8s and expediency. They tone length of column, constitutes a “square.” threnody Os. "Zounds." this was families. “Ob,” said old Virginia, “they left his only oath and it was ever on 81 50 per square, dally first week; 75 cents per Ah If the dead must have a protest; they intrigne; they form associations hie ot the Pbbss is furnished for So it is with the well-a-day! tongne, week three insertions, or continu- OF KVKBY regular attache Itentncky years ago.” after; less, $1.00; swan song let us see that it is not the result like the flout the "Young man, von once the but I ina other after first 50 cents. Stanley T. hard-money men; they left ns years ago, and Young Democracy; they 'scaped gallows, every day week, with a Card certificate countersigned by of too hasty that the obol tear yet you will be hung Half square.three insertions, or less, 75 cents; one and hotel went to the Republican party. thought; rhythmic greybeards and talk loudly of the rule of the Pullen, Editor. A.1) railway, steamboat will as And then offers him week, $1.00:50 cents per week after. pass genuine coin with the dusky liberty at the price of one will confer a favor us demanding dotards. But, in of all their Special Notices, one third additional. managers upon by skipper of the Ansebikus. spite fumiDg, handred which oui LEsson in finance by the Cincinnati Com- Styx. pounds, indicates peculiarity In Under head oi “Amusements” and “Auction credentials of every person claiming to represent their dislike of leaders and the old —All the methods, the of and a Sales,” $2.00 per square per week; three insertions ocrnal. mercial: “Resumption reduces the bonded way from the gate of the moun- currency Gettysburg, return to or less, $1.50. CLOTHING! sentiment, stronger than reason, dominates tains M. monarchical manners which Advertisements inserted in the indebtedness by the cost of the E. M. sends some verses. This is tbreateoe the wel- “Maine Stats reducing them. It was a Scotch Press” (which has a circulation in Highlander who, fare of the But bow large every part Cumberland County Organization of bonds. When we call in a 0 per cent, and the fabric of song the mason builds; republic. note effective U of the State), for $1.00 per square for first insertion, pressed by a zealous confessed out a 4 evangelist, moderation. One only swear does this villain and 50 ce its per square for each subsequent insertion. Clubs put per cent, bond we save 2 per THE FLATTEHEE. all Oar Reform that Protestantism was reasonable and permit aud Address communications to Januarj Forced Sale so far has been a complete success, our cent. That is isn’t it? himself; his gentle fear leat hang- POR LAND PUBLISHING CO. clear, Very well, While underneath the sloping eaves — Catho'icism but he a re- ba the fate of the sales being far ahead of to the — AT unreasonable; said, ing hero seems to indicate any previous year up present time. that is the effect of the establishment of the Thrilling with tinkling rain, Without the ligion good enough for his father was good human possibilitiee even in a Justice of the question credit. That is one of the I delight midst treasured wrecks, GRAY public many uses Peace. Next our ENTERTAINMENTS. CORNER, Iloats a shrill enough for him. And he died a Catholic. author, oaatiog aside hie fear and advantages of resumption.” up refrain— Thursday and Friday, Jan. 30 & 31, 1979. The Saxon chief in the familiar historical of Liudiev Murray, cries: ‘'Odoo wants apple—grandma gone,” Theie appeared 'gainst I and Cola an men Hebe is a tale had become converted to aad UNUSUAL AND ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS Fully realizing the good results arising irom our good specimen of Bo3tone3e Call scarlet bonny lips; Christianity. women s tee Dei in guile. SINGING earnest and persistent labors in the and SCHOOL! great good taken from the correspondence of the Boston X leave expectant stores unibund, As he stepped into the font a And there Decoctions took work in which we are engaged, in rescuing and re- baptismal their affidavit bow to tuose wno are to Kiss fairy came storing manhood all addicted Tramcript: Boston“knows that her genius is linger tips. thought to him, and he asked “Where that the prisoners were thieves. Next the poet that we have offered from time to time have strong drink, and also of making homes and fami- MB. W. L. FITCH proved satisfactory to not to are ancestors now himself au were once sad and the be borne to the with the And I note exultant my ?” “In Hell with all proves economist, for he utilizes the onr numerous customers and lies happy, wnich unhappy bv grave present dimples likewise beneficial to ourselves. Demon bum. it is h that all the Clubs rope to would re-pert fully announce the commencement of earnestly ped generation, but that it will perpetuate itself. The sweet face sparkling o’er; other unbelievers,” was the prompt reply of bought hang “I aud Ooglau” to esoape in the wilt be and awaken a his second term of singing school on MONDAY County fully represented Lead the form from In new in order to make more in fur- She is desirous to behold Its fruit fairy confiding the priest. “Very well,” said the jail. part 3rd Mr. Hylton outdoes EVENING NEXT, Jan. 27tb, at the impetus progress budding, other, ibis cause of Within the parlor door. himself in thering good Temperance. and award it its in her heart and life.” drawing back his foot, “I would rather be in meditation upon things in general The citizens of Gray will give ail a hearty welcome, place from the of Adam to date. He REHEARSAL HALL and will cater for all delegates. A cordial invitalion Granma sitting there so placid Hell with my fathers than in Heaven with days attacks Low Prices Tell and the is extended to Ctubs throughout the State; a so to An Exchange mournfully notices that “Mr. Clicks needles the conundrum What is Man? in the of ihe Portland Chorus Tell Them. gleaming bright; little band of Christians.” following Choir, People all who are or wish to become friends and workers your lncid and in this noble Hewitt doesn’t seem to dodge the cipher in- Cheerily rocks anJ tender sings, convincing style: Temperance work. So these men prefer to err, if error It be, Arrangements nave been made with the railroads He is O’er lain with golden light; —This revulsion of mind We to continue our until vestigation.
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