_PORTLANI) DAILY 'ESTABLISHED JUNE 23, 1862-VOL. 26. ~ """ PORTLAND, MAINE,1 THURSDAY MORNING OCTOBERJ)liU 27 1887-WITH100/ wiia SUPPLEMENT ... DtiiLLMhiu. (•ESf&lilfjrm'iE} PRICE THREE CEN TS. NPKCIAI. noticed. miHCKLI.ANKOt 8. THE PORTLAND DAILY CHANDLER MAKES PRESS, PREDICTION) i owing to his feeble condition, but at the sight RECULARS RETAIN CONTROL. lists of Unite*! States taxpayers as retail Published every day (Sundays tin of the tattered Confederate flag in the pro- shipwrecked souls to save here and tliere one excepted) by and cession, he arose said he was like that liquor dealers in Maine, ns the law re- A DAY from the wreck', hut to him the Kingdom of Ood PORTLAND PUBLISHING OF ADDRESSES. COMPANY, The Future of New i in that lie was torn and was Ilk* unto seed which a man In hts ground Hampshire’) flag, rivan by storms Gorman's Still Holds the quires. Collector Page's countenance bore put lie loved Ring Fort and which should knnweth not At 97 Exchange Street, Portland, Me Troublesome and trials. It as a memento of grow—he how-bjr Railroads. done In evidence of the violence done his feelings, all kinds of but which call for wbat had been by fathers and sons Baltimore. help, might long Terms- Eight Dollars a Year. To mall sub and and was glau to see them but the notice which he had received from watching long waiting. scrloers. Seven Dollars a Year.If In auvanct again Short Therefor* be Is paid were made said, "Education Indispensable Rates of Advertising—One Inch of speeches by Gov. Gordon and Collector Miller that he must obey the law to the of spac< Things the Boston & Maine Can ant 1 uplifting such a people,” and school* of or Senator The Movement for Honest Elections Men were the length column, twelve lines ncnixirie Colquitt. in this respect or else his office would lie Many Speak Eloquently on Mis- planted Home Ilf* must be redeemed, and constitutes a Cannot Do. home Industries “square.” Suffers a Defeat. called to account by gentlemen who were were taught. They need the In- per square, first 76 cents pei dustrial arts; hence he In *1.60 dally, week; after him made this course began to Instruct them 1 week three Insertions or con KINC CEORCE’S looking impera- Work. In In carpentry, after; less, *1.00 STATUTE. tive. sionary masonry, smithing and In agricul- tlnulnp every other day after first week, 50 cents ture tie Introduced tne planting of trees; soete- Short Leases Instead of 1 “The t esof 0018_____gntf Half square, three Insertions or less, 76 cents Compact! How the Senator’s Forces Prepared geutleman says that the list of Maine agriculture, Instituted arbor days, taught one week, *1.00; 50 cents per week after. for liquor dealers numbers about tiOO persons—a them how to drain their how to Card. Ninety-Nine Years. Fortunes of the Adams and to the lauds, Irrigate Special Notices, one-third additional. Doughty Carry City. large reduction from last year. them, how to enrich them how to make roads, and how to Under head of “Amusements” and Auctio> Cases. As one who intends sell construct bridges across their moun- i every to liquor tain Sales," *2.00 per square per week; three laser his Dr. on the Perils streams. wssysu nays 825 United States tax, in order to Strieby fnm Caste There he tlons or less. *1.60. Concord, N. H., Oct. 26.— Senator Chand Baltimore, Oct. 26.—The friends of the went to stay, and among them built avoid the large penalties, tho list gives a his own rtothemwdturnUhe^Mlddle.treetS ler to bouse and brought Into It a like minded, Formerly with F. It. THE printed another Ioug editorial in the Mon [Special the rival candidates for honors were good idea of the outside number of FarOngtom £fmntt MAINE STATE PRESS. Press.] ‘mayoralty mainly in the South. brap-mludwl, earnest-spirited wife, tor last night in which he a ol Halifax, Oct. 26 —The case secret grog in Maine, in 115 Prejudices eulllyated,lh* Published every Thursday Morning, at *2.6( gives history of the Port- in the field early this morning. When the shops Portland, ■Ov'i lessons of home life. Its the in o„hi.hl1"its sacredn ss a year; If paid lu advance, *2.00 a railroad and In the land schooner Ella fay tax; Lewiston and Auburn, 45; divinity, and ts glory. year. legislation operations Doughty |is again to come polls were opened long tinea of anxious this was _MOTION Advertisements inserted lu the “Maine Stati in Bath, 20. Kemrmber, more than a century ago, in the state and concludes by his ides before the Canadian voters were world hail not the Press" (which has a large circulation lu evert giving courts,Wallace Graham in readiness to deposit their “The gentleman says that so far as he can missionary thoughts t‘*l;»y. Noi»t*, »o Nr an I know, F. 0. BAILEY 4 CO. part of the State) for *1.00 per square for first lu of the probabilities and prospectf of the fu agent for the Dominion ballots. The full judge, a large number of the names of had m y**t turh AUCTIONEERS government having strength of both tickets per- » enunciated and sertiou. and 50 cents per square for each subse sons as systematized. ture, as follows: notice of trial of recorded taxpayers, especially on the a!“lo“r>'While thus he was quest insertion. substantially given tjie the personal suit was voted and the contest seemed to be re- liquor Congressman Dingley Dangers laying the foundations for in Deputy counties, are the regeneration of a 1. The Boston & Maine and Boston <$ Murphy’s fictitious, despised people, a stlU Address all communications to' against Captain Doughty. This suit is at markably close. No business houses were or different from those of the greater sacrifice Furniture, parties who presented Itself, It was to leave Books, Piano, &e., Lowell railroads will continue to control tlu the common law to recover £200 closed, the merchants took of this work BY PORTLAND PUBLISHING CO. sterling for though generally, paid the tax and received the receipt. It is Unregulated Immigration. missionary lor another la one of the AUCTION. more than their usual interestln the Southern colmfles of far-off Manchester & Lawrence. 2. They can con- violation of the statute of George II, contest. charged that Deputy Murphy was knowing America, to live SATURDAY, Oct. 29, at 10 o’clock a m. prohib- The vote for was among a more nredv than these tinue to control to fish Mayor 65,075. Latrobe, to this issue of receipts in assumed names, people despised 8,reet, Parlor Sulti THE WEATHER. the Northern railroad if the iting preparing in the three-mile lim- had nues .and more despised; to live those inm Ipi.wh5j!SfIS0?,’.?xfLh*,!Pe lush and Hair Democrat, 34,540; Bartlett, Republican, and that in some cases in cities he has not among Cloth, Painted Chamber Set, ^akih** owners of the latter for a third time it. Similar action was who by law were being robbed of the rights °u«©h°!Id desire instituted against 30,435. Latrobe’s majority is 4205, a Demo- even the very Furnitureand Carpets,Stoves given place of business as re- f being, and for whose degradation the forces of to be so controlled, not hv a M i...,. of the cratic gain of two thousand Washington, Oct. 27. fc'apt. Kenney schooner Adams, which nearly since the quired.” law were now operating. nnwnri election two The new coun- Au English Divine’s on The indications for Maine are warmer. but a short lease not obnoxious to still lies at and years ago. city Thoughts Accepting the mission, he was to by the de- Digby, judgment in that case cil will consist ready depart, of twelve Democrats and MUSIC AND DRAMA. when suddenly the war for American Independ- fair followed rains on cision of the court. 3. went default. Chief F. O. rwYTUtn weather, by light the They will lose the by Justice McDonald eight Republicans in the first branch and ence was declared, ami Ills life Was saved, tie BAILEY & CO. seven American Social Problems. Could not then coast, light to fresh northeasterly, shifting to Boston, Concord & Montreal road. The de- appears to be awaiting the result of the Democrats and three Republicans in have lived a year In the South pun- the secoud branch. The result Is a THE STOCKBB1DOE COUBSK. sessing bis Ideas, much less to apply and expand Auctioneers and Commission Absolutely Pure. southeasterly winds. feat of the Hazen bill carries down with it Washington commission before filing his great them. Merchant* surprise to the Republicans, who counted The fourth enteatainment in the Stock- the clause which it was judgments in the suit for tils path blocked by Providence, nothing re- Halesroom This never hoped might operate confiscating the largely on the Reformers’ aid and were con- 18 varies. A marvel of course was .. unw nii' Exchange Street. powder purltj LOCAL WEATHER fident bridge given last evening by the i"|» I'll as ID strength and wholesomeuess. More ! REPORT. retroactively to make valid the lease of the schooners Adams and Doughty. But in the of victory. cries of fraud are he W. A.-.-KS economica Already celebrated Welsh was, ami to Hit tils volee ft-un those oul-of the- Mian the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold li Portland, Me., Oct. 1887. heard and renewed efforts will be made to prize singers, assisted by hills the m«j*14 26, Moutreal to the Lowell. The Montreal will personal case against Captain a Intercession for the Uiinese Van way against sin of slavery. He would competition with the multitude of low test, shor Doughty, carry the state at the Mr. a member by not u-e In hi* [7AM | 3PM PM gubernatorial elec- Barker, harpist, of the Koyal sugar Coffee, •'for," sold he, "eyery weight alum or phosphate powders. Hold it |1Q where its present owners desire to verdict must be filed 60 days after so of with only place trial, tion two weeks hence. A few small distur- of and granule It Is tainted the blood of the un- Baking Powder Co., 106 Wal Barometer.30.64 80.80 fiot. 4. The Concord railroad will obtain Academy England, Mis* Jessie slave. No gfrtfc JJoyal ,80.62 the that it is possible that a decision will be bances occursed and one fatal I'hou Lee. happy article wrung out ol Involuntary bt- N- > Thermometer. giv- today shooting CoutllOlli. thft not iii l;ir olofiitionUt Tim 1y2d&wtf 32. 40. |84 Boston, Concord & Montreal road, not for 99 affair. servitude should come Into bis house. No pruid- Dew Point. 20. 20. en on the legal involved Edward Alters, an Independent net of i23. years, but a short lease. points before the to ■. slave labor would he touch. He was a upon Democrat, shot and killed Edward singers in their national costumes were very Humidity. 61. 44. leg. commissioners come to an Darley, prophet, for at this date people iu New England The results above predicted are different understanding. one of the Wind. NW SE regulars. Allers was odd and attractive, the tall hats worn the naif not eeasisl to and sell their fellow crea- |0 from those which would have arrested, by buy Velocity. 6 8 0 happened if The Commission’s Work. charged with murder. tures, and scores of years afier this, ministers of the Hazen hill had become a law women forming a peculiar feature. The Weather. Clear Clear I Clear only in this the gospel In this country were search- Ottawa. Oct. 26.—A .... diligently particular, that the leases of the Northern Reformer* and chorus and was the to Mean dally bar...30.52 Maximum ther.40 Regulars. glee singing exceedingly Sermon President ing Scriptures discover and establish the di- MffiSHf to the Lowell and of the Montreal to the let in Eloquent by Hyde vine foundal Ions for human servitude. Mean daily ther. .35.3 Minimum ther.30. showing extenso the trade relations election has been fine. The attack and were Concord will be Today’s awaited with precision admira- Meanwhile the chin ehes Mean Max. vel. 8 short leases, for five years or Increase, the school daily d’wpt,21.0 wind. between the United States and Canada un- the and the attontion to houses (wr101 i L (tv Tl*vAlaorelievel)isR Meau hum..66.0 Total thereabouts, instead of for 99 years. greatest anxiety by both sides, the Re- ble, diminuendo and of Howdoin multiply, the industries prove their value, frcse from daily precip.O College. and the | DyspepsiaR What the bublic has realized der the reciprocity up to the and the crescendo showed the mountain people are led along, and led J n d i e e from the de- treaty present publicans reform Democrats thorough training the ticis'WlJ hoping up from their abject poverty and misery to the ex IITTIE 1 feat of the Hazen bill is the to ‘.19- and the and to Sftft the oitv tftlran frnm ♦haa ill ieartv Latin*. A right stop time, advantage disadvantage of Bingers had been to, while the parlence of comfort aud Tlten lie perR METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. leases and the subjected prosperity. fact remedy For Biz compel roads to make such worked and waited for three score save 2 \" f l- r? year commercial intercourse to both coun- Gorman’s notorious of their years one, ■ w hi 10.00 while the harmonizing voices, which were :>Co&, Nausea, Orowfi-R (Oct. 26,1887, P.M.) leases only for five years or other short regulars, ring and lived to see a rude and vulgar aud * tries, has been printed the despised WE t' nees. Bad Taste in Observations taken at the same ol time periods. With leases the by government politicians were efforts rich and pure, was another feature. The aud saved from ARE Kg | moment 99-year would making to special for people regenerated transformed, theR public desperate morning meeting prayer HAVING " 1 beginning M<'uth, oated at all stations. have had the for the use of the retain the the domiuloii of vice to morals and TongueR right to limit fares and freights fisheries commission. This power which they realized was in Mr. Barker proved himself one of the finest the second day of the American good grntle -A- fain in the Side, &cR and to have of Missionary manners, and many of them converted to a Theruio’ter Wiuu 500-mile mileage tickets, as pro- information, it is was danger slipping from their grasp. per- '1 hey regulate the BowR stated, prepared at the harpists ever heard in Portland. Association was led Kev. Dr.Jos. sonal experience of the grace that Is In Christ. vided in the Hazen bill. With short leases The regulars improved their chances some- meeting by jh and Consti-R of Sir You now examine prevent ** the request Charles Tupper, the Canadian what two Of course Miss Jessie Conthoui was wel- Anderson of may easily the results of this rrtion ark’ files. Thei? ••jailcxiuiid Iwill not have these rights unless by characteristic campaign tricks. Waterbary, Conn. Tbe theme life and service totakeR of ® 3 public after the long years have tested one a do*;. Pi In a via* Place S the establishes them commissioner, in event of the of One was the cry about as comed with the Only pill purely VegR •Ch BC legislature by separate question Jay Gould being cordiality always shown her of remark was the "Holy Spirit;” and Secre- them. BIG •table. Trice 23 cents, ftvnb us behind the laws, it is to be it will do. It seems trade and commerce reformers. The other was one Should with me to his SALE .'ilforfl.OoR "2 £3 B af hoped being introduced. of in Portland. She recited "Vir- tary President yon go house you would CARTER MEDlCiNi New on the most elaborate Macaulay’s Woodworth, Blanchard, Kev. cross the rfe la char lie the CO., ?rupfts, York. R Observation. ® & clear, therefore, the whole, that there From the information schemes ever attempted poo/e by way ol tills -ON- Z 2 % "g.? obtained at Wash- In ginia” with great dramatic and Messrs. Howard and well-constructed road. When 25 o S t*Z o will be. for the present, no difference in the Baltimore politics. It was the importa- feeling dig- Hawes, Mead, Thwlng Oberlin proposed ington the Dominion ministers nity. Her on Base Ball" to make this road, to blast the rocas i j I s actual control •( our New Hampshire roads think that tion of nearly 100 of the riff-raff of Philadel- “Jumpin’Johnny participated in the It closed with along the If Is of course convulsed the house. meeting. mountain side, the did not sse « C occasioned the defeat of the Hazen bill. Secretary Bayard’s intention is to and to this people b" 0 > ® by confine phia Washington city. These tbe hymn, bow It wsuld look as we now do. If he The situation is favorable in toughs” were with The next entertainment will be a reading one respect. the American case to the of trans- equipped round-trip "Jesus Shall Reign.” bail suggested a to the moon question were by Charles Dickens, Jr., November 2d. step-ladder The Boston & Maine and Boston & Lowell tickets; met at the station and steam- they would not have been more amazed. shipment of cargoes if it is The business meeting opened with They Kastport, Me 30.64 34 —6 E Clear~ can show how and possible. This, boat wharves as soon as were NOTES. sing- applied to him all the deprecatory adjectives In cheaply satisfactorily contended is a of they landed; Portland, Me 30.62 34 —4 Clm .." Clear can serve the New here, question commerce, marched at once to the police ing the hymn, their possession. It was Impossible, and un- they Hampshire public and must be dealt with station, and "Shadows of a Great City,” by Mr. L. B. Boston, Mass 30.60 42 —4 E Cloudy in the of separately from the their arrest was heralded in “Hall to the Lord’s reasonable, and vlslonarv. he had lost OVERCOATS THE operation the Manchester & Law- the ring news- Shew ell, is a very re- Anointed.” Assuredly INDEX SOAP IS Block Island 30.44 46 fisheries strong comedy-drama, +10 NE "cloudy and question. At the department of papers in sentences like this: Ids mind Much learning bad made him mad — rence, the Northern and Concord & ’’Mr. Cowen with situations Rev. F. T. Nantucket... 30.44 44 8 Clear justice it is learned that in plete thrilling and gorgeous Bayley leading, and W. C. Kim- They postively refused to sustain him. He was Claremont railroads. The Concord rail- representing the and his gang prate about and EVERY DAY. AND IS THE Nortlifleld... 30.48 22 +12 8E Cloudy Canadian case ’reform,’ yet It will be given at Portland Thea- of church altogether out of bis This would have PURE, : road can the British and Canadian his followers are scenery. ball, Williston presiding at the or- sphere. N. Y 30.48 34 Clm Clear popularize itself bringing in droves of bal- and been a time for film to have tendered r Albany, +2 by giving commissioners have determined on tre, Friday Saturday. good Newlork... 30.44 48 --6 E abundant facilities at new rates dealing lot-box stuffers and to gan. Kev. Dr. McKeuzie, who presided, the soldier did not run By Overcoats, we mean outside ONLY FAMILY SOAP Cloudy | over witli the questions in dispute negro repeaters vote The entertainment at the Park Garden this resignation.but great Philadelphia. 30.44 46 +2 NE Cloudy | its present lines and those of the collectively— for the Republican ticket tomorrow. What called Kev. Mr. because he was ueed- d. could u garments, sucli as that that a week is much liked by the many patrons. It upon Boring oI Winthrop They ordinary Over- Washington.. 30.42 44 -t-2 NE is, mutual understauding as to Democrat or him out, tor he knew how t-. starve in WHICH LEAVES THE cloudy | Boston, Concord & Montreal|Company, when Republican, with any self-re- affords a to an to offer coats, light and Norfolk, Va. 30.26 56 +8 NE the interpretation of the of ana pleasant place spend evening prayer. But if the road were made it would heavy weights, Kain/g it gets them. The can watch the ser- treaty 1818, spect, will allow himself to become a rough and ; people the limit of the party enjoyably. lor "how we smooth Hatteras. "" jurisdiction of the United to The records of tbe previous they said, could get goods. BEEF- HANDS j vice by the two lines, compare the the organized fraud which Mr. Gould meeting were ERS in alt SOFT AND Jacksonville. 30.16 60 —10 N iiaini'g manage- States on sea, shall be Jay read. stream?” He replied: "We will t grades, and ment Berhriug agreed upon and his 1 ITESTEKS. Ualvestou.... 30.22 60 —2 N of one combination witn that of the corporation lawyers In this city are RAILWAY MATTERS. which we blast for the road and All these We have in cloudy before the question of trade relations is dealt The committee in quantities for 30.22 64 —4 other, decide which • organizing for tomorrow’s work? The nominating reported This confirmed them SMOOTH. Montgomery NE ....Cloudy 1 ;and they prefer. One city that the pi with. is part. octlO 4tlu4f New Orleans 30.16 66 —2 NE Cloudy danger is, however, to be constantly feared— full of negroes brought here to vote the clean gone forever. Such a dr As the Canadian authorities OOltENSBUKO A LAKE Dr. McKenzie lemarked as Cincinnati,0. 30.30 46 +8 NE Clear r that the Boston & Maine and Boston & Low- understand it. Republican ticket. Borne of these men who CHAMPLAIN. that, they re- old paths shewed not only IdWTl Pittsburg.... 30.30 48 +12 E .I.. Cloudy ell will Secretary Bayard, before touching the Behr- have been arrested have revealed Bureau called Kdward Pay sou at the beginning of cal studies, but also a eapaelf syndicate buy the control of the Con- sea the politi- The New says that there may be BuBalo, N.Y. 30.38, 34 +2 NE .Clear cord & ing difficulty, wishes to dispose of all cal and these services in this Memorial so views Uat would halkat nothin' BOVS Montreal combination. now own corruption personal of a an church, ana 30.38 34 —2 They perfidy unlooked for turn to the recent New be In CHILDREN, Oswego. 8E .. Fair questions which have arisen out York we should not led the way this MEN, of that man enierpri 4,000 shares of Concord stock in ttie the abro- number ot the so-called ‘reform leaders.’ forget of noble pres- Cleveland.... 30.34 40 |+8 E Cloudy treasury gation of the clauses of the decision on the Lamoille lease heart and looked on -mazed when they • It of the Northern fishery Washing- One of the men, a white man Valley of the ence, large magnificent life, Dr. win pay you to our Detroit. 30.36 36 SW clear liailroad, and control 1,000 ton named shoveling with bis own baud*, investigate +8 treaty in the Atlantic. Thedata Carruthers, for long years of stock. We Dodge City.. 30.36 38 +4 8 ....Clear shares more belonging to the estate of J. W. prepared Thomas McDermott, of Philadelphia, testi- Ogdensburg. If the Ogdensburg road was pastor Payson’s and followed him, and another can keep up the ST AM DA KD for the Canadian so and (iraudHaven 3o.26 42 W commissioners, far as re- fied that Charles people their children, now confined by then a score who soou ol and +2u Fair Johnson, whose administrator is Mr. C. A. Johnson had engaged him operated the and Lake Chain- him; were Ally, _ quality give you garments 30.18 28 gards the commercial side of the to by Ogdensburg the lutirmities of age, but with us until the Hair Marquette... +8 W Fair Sinclair. If they should, all the evils pre- question, come to Baltimore, telling him that after present hundred, by they had rescue.. »" »he 111.. 30.32 38 which will be if the re- plain Railroad the effect of the in with this work. all “®rl,» time and Chicago, +12 SW ....Clear dicted by the opponents of the Hazen bill employed question of being kept here a few days to vote he could Company, sympathy bridge they believed in It and always bad! still Fine Des Moines.. 42 may trade The last man who was 30.30 Clm ciprocal relations Is has converted over keep lowering the prices. +14 Clear beset and overrun the State. opened, been down the bay McDermott decision would be about as Has been stated, Committee on Educational Work—Kev. Messrs to the Duluth. Minn based on the oystering. Win. went home and Special Bargain Mo. 1 — arguments used in framing the urtlier said: “Johnson K. Slocum, Elhrldge Mix, l). D., Olivers. majority undoubtedly told his Men’s Sl.Paul.Minn 30.24 80 E said to me: ‘If you but it is operated by the Consolidated Rail- wile that the Idea of the Black Fair The Solons still at it. treaty of 1854. are Deane. Forest F. Emerson, Omar W.Folsom. Geo. original Improvement Moscow Beaver smart you can vote the was his Leaveuw’rtli 30.34 86 .... Republican tick- that he had It in mimi Overcoats, +2 Clm clear A member of the cabinet states that the road Company, of Vermont, under a lease H. Scott, Chas. Heath. Esq,, W. A. Ciatbwalt. own; lung before good ones, so good that Santa Fe.... 30.18 40 -4 N In the New et Wednesday and make some Oberlin came, and he himself would have they will Hats ! Clear Hampshire House this fore- of commercial money.’ He Committee on Mountain Work—Kev. Messrs. pro- Asslnibolne.. 20.08 40 question union will not be also told me ho would dated June 17, 18S6, which is to continue It to their leader hut for the explain themselves when you see +16 8W cloudy noon it was stated that pay me $5 in ad- Dr. A. H. Quint. George W. Phelps, D.D.. George posed conviction lh.it St. Vincent.. 30.08 26 o SW the bribery investi- brought up or referred to by Canadian com- minister-i to the instead .... Cloudy vance.” the existence of the W. Grover, Charles (.'. Mclntire, ,V1. ought simply preach gospel and them, of asking at missioners. It is the during corporate Og- Henry Grant $15.00, Deadwood... 30.11 32 +12 NW .Cloudy gation before the judiciary committee had opinion of the minister read. J. Patrick, Kev. John A. MaoCail. leave the labor question alone, Perhaps the which price we could sell Yesterday morning when the steamer densburg By sub-divisions fifth and Henry them, Cheyenne.... 3o.24 34 +6 W Clear of justice that if the deliberations and work Committee on Indian Work trusting soul believed him. Wl‘ dll' I or tlidtim of Ani. mi a aa_u_: been and a vote was Richard Willing, of the Ericsson ar- sixth of this lease, the from Prank Wood, North Plalle 30.22 44 W substantially completed, of the Line, money arising As euter the home where he was a father +14 ....Clear commission is limited to the fishery rived from at the of Rev. Messrs. Elijah Howe, D.D., George A. you 30.12 44 to of Philadelphia her wharf at the operations the railroad by the lease is to this who were as children sizes 35 to 44. Deliver,Col.. +8 8W ....Cloudy passed print 5,000 copies the testimony question, the sitting will not last over four Tewksbury. Frank A. WarBeld. Galen O. Moses, people to him and Halifax. 30.66 32 —4 NW corner of Pratt and Light streets, the police to be appropiiated to the payment of the in- brethren to each other, feel his Men’s Blue ....Fair taken. weeks: but if the of a Esq., A. L. Williston, Esq., Montezuma. you protest Elysian ... question commercial 13 Moutreal. 80.60 —4 E .. captured colored men and 15 terest on tlie income bonds before the La- aud his that If Is a 26| Hear Is it is whites, and Committee on Cbluese Work—Kev. Messrs. S. agatust caste, teaching tfod El Paso. 30.14 64| Clm An amendment an increase of treaty opened, considered doubtful if conveyed them to the Central Police Station. moille Kxtension Railroad Lewis B. uuiveisal atner this destroys caste and make* hits just received Ills New Full —10| .Iciear preventing the work will be Valley Company's .speare. Henry L. Griffln, George l„ the concluded before the middle All were committed under bonds. Charles H. brotherhood a reality. In his study In Ids own from Wil- E. P. Jones. Pv’t 8. fares and freights existing October 1,1887 of $5C0 bail for a Dickerman, Pope, Charles P. Mills, Shapes Guyer, Lamsen, C.~u7s7aT~ February. Deacon Horace W. oils. Van Lee. plain hand, you may And his missionary Idea fully on hearing tomorrow morning. The whole Now the question arises, must not the Cen- Phou cox and .Merrill, who make noth- the Boston and Maine, and its leased line* committee on Church expauded, aud from that study you wilf no h-naer Full SATIN thing was a scheme of the bosses to trai v ermoiu ureas us tease ot me Work—Kev. Messrs. Cy- LINED attempt uguens- out OVERCOATS iu rus look upon the wUderness ami the but the finest and most ucn auu on me CENERAL FOREICN NEWS. Kichardsou, Joseph F. Levering. Mahlon Van solitary ing goods LIKELY TO BE nauipsuire, aiaucuester to throw discredit on the and burg or pay on the 8l,COO,OCO Income bonds because have APPOINTED. and Republicans Home. George F. Stanton, Arthur .Sam- place, they been made glad by him. first-class in desirable styles. Lawrence, and fixing tlie maximum local reformers. of the latter and the Lamoille Val- F.skeele, will every respect, a regu- $350,000 uel L. Gerouid, Frederick K. Struct*, D. D. Y«u Hod happy children In rood schools and lar passender tariff at 3 cents per mile was offered the efforts of the bonds? It is iu Christian lioiues. 925.00 garment to be Lord Salisbury the Victor In the Suez Through reform league ley believed that the earning* Committee oil Finance—Charles T Hull. Esq., happy parents good disposed Both Sagadahoc and Penobscot to by Mr. of Nashua. The over Let me turn now from the ol the oi at only 918.00 197 MIDDLE STREET. Atherton, House 1,100 names were stricken from the of the Ogdensburg insure the continuance of Kev. Messrs, smith Baker. Edwtrd S. Atwood influence life, each; sizes 33 to Have before Canal Convention. rutinn Hct iUYI <»f flu..,. !«<>+ i— to the life of the Influence. It Is u»t alw 40. Special Constables. adjourned, however, any action was this lease and are sufficient, without any in- D. D„ J. Hall Me [lvalue. D. D.. Col. Eraukllu -y* easy EXTRA ROOD VALUES in taken on the In trace the of an Idea or to track an in- amendment. the courts. creased business, to pay on all these bonds. Fairbauks, Augustus Gaylord, Esq. pedigree Men s and Men’s Is This fluence. Sum-times ae ran In part, for they all Voting Overcoats This what it looks like: afternoon, tlie bill ratifying and con- London. Oct. 2B.—After a fRlr an,I nurafiil I iii Augusta, Oct. 26.—No action was taken Papers by secretaries were presented, aud have their parentage, and thetrrvolution has been Blue, Black and Brown, at firming the lease of tlie Manchester and Law- DUST TO the discussion of the DUST. Bates College. Bev. A. F. Beard, D. D., assistant corres- so direct that we can tell where and when 910.00, 9)2.00 and 915.00. Full by Governor and Council as to the nomi- rence to the Boston and Maine for Anglo-French Convention they fifty years puuuiii^ OCVK VIUTi INC HU« were born Seven years alter the was a relating to the Suez it is The new road from Mountain Avenue to KMHinillK sorrowing peo- lines ol VOUNO MEN’S OVER- I nation of Bailey and Holmes as special con- passed under suspension of the rules, Canal, generally entitled ple had gathered about llie without Funeral Services of the Late address, “\ Life of Missionary In- missionary's grave, COATS at from amendment. conceded that the Elihu B. the proposed site on Mt. two young men lu this hav- 95.00 to 925.00. stables for Bath. It is understood the Gov- treaty itself, together observatory David, and the influence ut a country -themselves Mr. of then Missionary ing of the Full stock of Quimby, Guilford, introduced, with its both Washburne. will be in about a week. something prophetic Instinct -In ac- Boys’ and Children’s ernor will make nominations for con- under acceptance by parties thereto, begun fluence It is a little of wonderful special a suspension of the rules, a bill con- quainting llienisel.es with the work of this mis- lozenge Is an enormous The of the in of Or. Beard’s Paper, auiuies xui oagauanoc county 10 come Up lor taining provisions the fares and triumph for Lord Salisbury, part campus front I’arkcr sionary phophet caught his spirit, and set them- curative power; prepared from the | regulating selves to im-niiiate Ids freights as contained in the llazen and who conducted the Chicago, Oct. 26.—The funeral of Hon. Hall, Is being graded and in other In the missionary influence of a Life it Is ideas and this methods, in formula of that distinguished confirmation at the next regular meeting of bill, personally negotiations, respects my private j the same passed without debate. Elihu B. Washburne was purpose to trace the life of a Influence. OVERCOATS, tlie November 29th. A i and will go a long way toward held at Unity improved. missionary 111 order to salvation, riie Influence which Ober- REEFERS, SUITS, physician, Dr. Mark R. Woodburt, Council, special meet- In the Senate this the compensating morning motion for church this and This special life is selected as a significant ulus, liu never thought to send so far. had It- under his own of the Couucil will be held final for the government’s shortcomings in Ire- afternoon, many prominent The Eurosophian society room is being winged personal supervision. ing November 4th i adjournment next Saturday noon was tratlon of certain features self from his mountain tops across the wide sea ODD German-Americans were specific and forms of PANTS, &C„ &C. It is called for short for the of on tlm defeated. Senator Richards asked leave to land, and in the matter of local present. The front enlarge! by the addition of a part of the to a little village in the new State of Ohio. Then purpose acting nomination government, the missionary work which we are called here introduce a bill the altar was with to these young men who found themselves la in the matter of the of authorizing Boston and the neglect of Parliament to reform which draped the United States col- ornithological room. The room is also to be sym- Men’s appointment special Maine to consider. pathy with his Ideas ol hrolh. rhood. Its heavy all wool Winter I coustables of purchase the franchise and property ors and the of obliga- Penobscot county. No one has caused considerable agitation. The Imperial flag Germany. The newly papered and painted. It was a remote and tions and Its needs, with Ills towards Suits, cut sack, sizes 35 to ap- of the Eastern Railroad and the Inconspicuous consecration feeling be 44, at in opposition to the petitioners and It- Company was escorted from slave aud iu all who be took peared Eastern Railroad in New Tory press are jubilant over the of body his late residence, The Polynmians are talking of extensive to certain radical Ideas of human might uplifted, upon only 90.00; made up to sell for is understood that such constables will Hampshire, but a signing brotherhood, themselves this moral and Inheritance be sufficient number of the Homestead to the alterations and improvements their spiritual . Senators not voting to the Convention, and a majority of the French Washburne, church,by upon and to new and not popular methods of and the foundations of aieliool which $12.00. K. appjinted at the suggestion of the petition- room. savtug egan should A number of valuable books suspend the rules the bill was not introduced, are well the Loyal Legion of and the mem- society who are low down In life hear he name of Oberlin and become the SPECIAL REDUCTION has re- which means ers. The placing of the names on the nomi- newspapers equally pleased, though Chicago, are soon to be added to the people by variations repro- feMr. of introduced a the library of the lat- ductive center of like Ideas and Influences. do been nation book has been to the Quimby, Guilford, bill gratification of the latter springs from bers of the various German societies. from the then accepted ideas. I cently mude in all our delayed give pe- that all the The ter society. not say that there were no otner Influences, titioners an to stipulating railroads in the State, entirely different grounds. The Soliel aud only VOUNtt MEN’S opportunity furnish such services consisted of a the Ger- The ladies of the are As a study of sympathy with people In low cou that there was this one, dominant In a- well SUITS, elegant DYSPEPSIA KILLER, excepting the Portland and Ogdensburg and other Paris assert that while the irequiem by young college consid- spirit at names. The petitioners asking for the par- journals tne of of faith In the as lu name The young college took on this bargaius 910.00, 912.00 and and all who suffer from the lines operated for summer of the is man and an oration ering posibility organizing a Y. W. C. ditlons, possibilities of those who stamp, don of Charles H. Kenan of now passenger neutrality canal not only desirable, Maennercbor, eloquent a missionary character, with In 915.00. Portland, shall sell but A. have been degraded, of the of sympathy people DYSPEPSIA, in traffic, thousand mile mileage tick- absolutely necessary, the intent of the l’rof. the remains were application cbrGt- low conditions, radical lueas ol humaii State Prison for life for murder, were by Swing. Tonight Professor was in Portland Wed- brother Have got lots of Children’s Over- INDIGESTION, ets, unlimited at 2 cents a mile; provided treaty aud the results from it cannot be Stanley ianlty to the piejudlees of caste, of fidelity In wit- hood, profound convictions of duly towards the gianted leave to withdraw. taken to Galena for interment in attendance the of coats at ones HEARTBURN, that the fares and October 1 readied as as is nesday upon meetings nessing to profound convictions, of oppressed and Ignorant. From the atmosphere of 91-00; good for one The committee on taxation and freights existing long Egypt occupied by Brit- the prophetic In- ACID STOMACH, expendi- shall not be increased without the ish A American Missionary Association. sight as to the trends ot God’s lids Influence, soon from the Frofessor’s chair In winter. tures of the of Messrs. consent of troops. Neutral Egypt is quite as nec- Western Story. providences of or SICK HEADACHE, Council, consisting the and The second division of the Freshman class heroic self-denials the 'Ids College there earoe forth a strong man girded 200 Knee Wood of Legislature, fixing the maximum lo- essary as a ueutral canal, and it is contend- among oppressed and ig- pair Boys’ Pants, in Kennebec, Carter of Androscoggin, cal The death of Mr. Washburne suggests a declaimed on Monday before a norant, together with the ami for a great sacrificial work. are assured that a box of D. K.’s will passenger tariff at 3 cents a mile on all ed that the one must exist as a means of evening large eontuuity minima sizes 4 to 11, 25c and Warren of will meet on the ac- live of these far A little the embodiment of only per pair. Hancoek, lines the Whitefield and page of which the Sioux and attentive audience. Miss Maude Ingalls, power reaching influences Ibis Missionary Society, IO make them 15th of excepting Jefferson complishing the other beyond question. history City (Iowa) stand tor a concrete the Idea winch Uherlln three-score and ten dozen Men’s Extra Large Size November to establish the valuation and G. K. Small, Miss Littlefield and N. G. How- may exhibition of the kind of years Wing road; fixes the local passenger Journal for the first time Mr. work which we here are befo e hail proclaimed the mi imtams. "No Jackets at of railroad stock for the purpose of appor- Vive prints today. ard wsre selected to in trying to do, and possibly upon Cardigan only 92.00; tariff on the Nashua and Boulanger. participate the prize some new with or uncon- tioning money to the various cities and towns Concord, Lowell, Washburne was appointed of State may bring hope and courage to our- complicity slavery, consciously regular 93.50 Jacket. Manchester and and Secretary division. selves and some fresti sciously, having adopted the same faith amt o. K. entitled to under the law. Lawrence, Boston and Pakis, Oct. 26.—A republican meeting sympathy to our devoted spirit, money by President Grant as a An orchestra lias been in the Christian workers who, removed the needed a leader. From the Influences of tilierliu at once. at 60 Maine, between Atkinson and Rollinsford, was temporary expedi. organized from world's AH druggists sell them A warrant was drawn for #1000 in favor of held at Tours last night. The town Eurosouhian with F. and sometimes College came Hev. l>r. to souud the inclusive, at 2 cents a mile minimum eut. The understanding was that he society S. Pierce, lead- observation from due Christian Whipple bugle STRICTLYONE cents a box size 25 Sent the Eastern Maine State Fair. charge; was should 11. Neal B. are blast which went echoing througutb land: PRICE (trial cents). for a single fare, 5 cents. excited all day. Soldiers were stationed er; V. and H. Dingley, 1st violin; appreciation, eonsecralliig their lives to the < The nominations were made to- hold the office but a few A few same uses. •We will not use the revenues of to any part of theU. S., by mall, on following The Senate ratified the in the streets days. day* W. U. Kimball and W. B. Cutts, 2nd uurlght lease of the Man- udjacent to keep order. When violin; In the time when III. was eousness to do the work of righteousness." ■ of & day: before his Gen. F. S. W. Ueorge King of Eng- receipt price, by DOOLITTLE chester and Lawrence. inauguration, Grant tendered Libbey, cornet; F. Garcelon, bass Was It more than a the doors were opened a terrific crush en- the to Mr. land and our great-grandfathers were opposing anythiug coinci- Wholesale 24 and Notary—W. J. Alexander, East port. place Wilson, who declined it be- viol. dence or was It a SMITH, Druggists, the Stamp Acts, there lived In a house which still providence, that j Trial Justice—Joseph w. sued and the was crammed in a cause the with 1 26 Tremont Mass. Knowlton, Liberty. building few customary expenses of the posi- Boss and McDonald, of the Freshmau stands lu in a thirty of singular sacrifice this | St., Boston, Justices of the Strasbourg, Asalia, wise father years strong Peace—Win. J.Smith, lteadfleld: TALKINC UNION AT A PAIR. tion would far exceed the and he are the editors of a new man In obedience to Ids mind and heart was work- Jacob (1. minutes, thousands being unable to ad- salary, had class, monthly mag- and a mother of remarkable endowments, wh<> Smith. Monmouth: Ewing D. Jlodsdun. gain no out the same Ideas which the private fortune to draw upon. If not ex- azine, the first number of which will appear trained their son to habits of conscientious econ- ing great missionary Wayne. mission. Roche of the iDtrasigeant made a had so held finlh? STANDARD oct24 dl2tlst,2dor4tbp pressed, the understanding was that Mr. in & fow days omy, self-reliance, to the seu.se of responsibility to prophet dearly Maine Men Endorse the Sentiments fierce I am not now attempting to assert of onslaught on Wilson, accusing him of Washburne should occupy the of A. Parker of to teach God and to man. and of the* obi gattons wlileli heiedtty MAINE. Secretary Ralph ’88,left Friday Ideas or todeetde the precise degree of historic con- of Canadian all State’s office and not possession has towards human necessities, and to STATE Officials. kinds of jobbery and particularly of us- undertake to definitely in Presque Isle. that there tie U> an Inhueuce 1 have its habitual benevolence. tinuity may iug President stamp for shape policy. A few hours prior to the H. E. Cushman, ’87, has entered the Tufts the easier task of Pillowing a distinct stream of Sons of Temperance. Grevy’s franking Led on through youth to aspire to a learned pro- inauguration of Gen. Mr. Influence, one among which flow Into the Co., Quebec, Oct. General A. G. private purposes. Grant, Wilson as- Divinity.school. fession, at the age of fifteen years he signed Ids tiiauy Clothing to the 26.—Attorney [Special Press.] sented to this Mr. gi eat river u! life With no purpose to measure It I The speech was received with wild cheers, proposition. Washburne name, John Frederick Oberllu, as a student of BOSTON & Blair, leader of the New Brunswick was see the Another rvoluthdi from th«s Formerly PORTLANO CLOTHING CO. Gardiner, Oct. 26.—The annual meetiug gov- but Wilson remained calm. At this appointed, and contrary to Mr. Wilson’s New the liniversitv of Strasbourg. Three years later providence. point Corporations. same atmosphere of the same lusiituthm brings Detective of the Sons of ernment, speaking at the Woodstock Agri- tlie crowd outside forced the doors and expectation began almost at once to effect a he was a Bachelor of Arts, and five years later a of Maine was lothe American Association Agency, Temperance The Seventh Maine Building Association Doctor in Ordained as a minister Missionary kindred stormed the permanent of the office ■cultural Fair, came out in favor of commer- platform. organization and to Philosophy. ideas, kindred faith and kindred In the sec- held here to-day. One ledge each of Gardi- make ha* been in of the Gospel lu 1700. seven succeeding spirit. In the course of his Wilson foreigu appointments. Mr. Wilson organized this city for the pur- years ond thus the 255 MIDDLE cial union. He said: “The of reply sought were held sacred to ihe conviction that large use- corresponding secretary, connecting PORTLAND and LEWISTON. ner, Augusta, Cumberland advantages to alter the declined to consider and STBEET, Chelsea, Mills, discussion. He expressed thereupon the subject pose of purchasing, and fulness means so that hr w history, expanding and deepening the Influ- regret improving, holding large is such union would be immense. No matter that further. preparedness: ence. Bangor, Bar Harbor, Pembrooke and East republicans should thus accuse one an- Secretary Washburne was then real estate; still in his study at the age of twruty-sevt n years, PORTLAND, ME. 1 wish to inform the public that 1 have opened sent selling annual aa of of of other in the of to France, and Hamilton Fish succeed- when a missionary who had been to save Yesterday’s survey exhibited, well as a branch office in Lewiston. Also that 1 am Raymond were and the Port- detail, sentiment, loyalty, should be presence reactionary parties, President—Seldeu Connor. trying the represented who ed him in the Cabinet. souls In the niomitains of the min- figures may, work of the Society now af- to and work allowed to our gained strength by their divisions. needy Vosges, prepared quietly successfully up land divert judgment from the Treasurer—Woodbury 1). Hatch. to the necessities of ter more than two-score years of history. It la • lodges. At this This revelation of the secret istering spiritual a WARE' cases which require the services of skilled Detec- point he was interrupted by cries of Gen. Directors—Albert A. Allred people as a fa of Manager. merits of the Commercial union Grant’s first Nickerson, A. passed by in the movements of a world’s life and Interesting t. independent any weighing tives. There were 62 representatives question. of ‘’there are no Cabinet came from Senator Wil- Stevens, Wm. H. of iufluences to note that lu church work and present. political parties againstyou, Motley. remote from civilization, came into Oberllu’s room In would not he to our connection the son. school The following officers were elected for the injurious only indignation of honest men.” _ and him to take up tills service. Suuday work, In educatloual tiialriathm Capital stock, $1500; paid in $265; par urged and nuDcn i a, um v with the Wilson became He refused lie confessed Ids own lack of Industrial training. In teaching those who id, ensuing year: mother country. That union would very angry. value of success, and that to answer the THE shares, $1. he had made no them, have not had the chances for life, how to think, FirMNftlM Bank Portland. be maintained, and those who desire to see charge of using President STATE. impression upon lie told Building. G- W. P.-Fred Stevens. Cumberland Mills. how to work, how to aspire and how to we in maintained should hold both hands Grevy’s franking mark and closed at mid- The Addax Basting and Stitching Company Oberlin of the people, descendants of Hie Hugue- rise, If#. 8 Ufbon LewiittoB. G. W. A.—Mrs. L. F. Wasou, Watervllie. up who had fled from And ourselves, as If working a chart in the ex- Kneel, for night in great disorder, the crowd has been nots, fiery persecutions lu Francs by oct2C sneodlm G. S.—Patrick Hayes, Chelsea. commercial union.” shouting organized in this city for the pur- to this sterile pansion of the methods of this FRANKLIN COUNTY. wild and mountain country. As the missionary prophet G. T.—H. K. Morrill, Garuiiier. Rev. George M. Park of ‘•Resign,” “Resign,” “Vive Boulanger.” who gave his life to the teach- Presque Isle, Me., pose of making, using aud selling, years bad gone on for more than seven generations rescuing despised, G. Chap.—Rev. D. B. said he was Tbe basting, ing them how to live In the world now Randall, Portland. glad the attorney general had Leaves the Union. County Commissioners of Franklin of men, their teachers had died, their preachers Hint Is. G. Conductor.—A. E. C Bar Spurgeon stitching and sewing machines. while are onors, Harbor. come out so earnestly in favor of commercial county were in session in Jay last week, and had died, until they, exiled and outcast, had de- they taught the lessons that shall lit G. Sec.—Miss Carrie Portland. PresUleut—James F. Bliss. them for the world to come. The education of Carleton, union, and hoped tlie would soon come London, Oct. 26.—Rev. Mr. Spurgeon has decided to change the road to Liver- clined Into heathenish Ignorance. He had found day leading Treasurer—Hubbard W. the schools, the lessons In the establishment of LAP when the more Falls via sa Tilton. as a dtstaut memory of what once had beeu, a sin- artificial line between the withdrawn from the that from the Veterans. countries the Baptist Union. To his depot Jay homes, the the are Artillery Directors—James F. Bliss, Janies B. Field, H. gle school in a mountain hamlet. It was lu a mis- good Industries, churches, would be removed. bridge depot the road will run parallel and on of Oct. critics he says: “To pursue the Union at W. Tilton, and Janies Cheever. erable hovel lu one corner of which a pressing In the plain paths providence until Rockland, 26.—The scattered mem- Mr. G. M. Twitchell of Me., alongside of the railroad track, to a be- lay helpless Augusta, the point oldman on a rude truckle-bed, surrounded a bers of the in expense of truth is treason to Jesus. We low the low Capital stock, $500,003; paid in, $70; by our seen famous First Maine Heavy Artil- spoke favor of tlie union. Mr. Twitchell land which the river overflows in par crowd of ragged, noisy, wild-looking childreu. fie Already eyes have the coming of the is have us time of value of of the Lord. Its aforetime ROBES. lery, who leside in the West, have editor of the Maine Farmer, and his re- before the wretched spectacle of pro- high water on the way to Livermore shares, $10. asked: "Are yon the schoolmaster?" “Yes.'' glory degraded people just per- are to work out the decrees of marks were, therefore, well re- Orthodox Christians Falls. This will save the county the expense The National Loom Harness '■What do you teach the children?’’ ’’Nothing.” rapidly learning Ah assortment Wool fected a western brancti of the First Maine especially fessedly publicly avow- Company has Uod In the of a Christian civilization. Fall elegant of All ceived, as it had been that from of repairing tbe road each after the "You teach them nothing, how is that?” "Because blessings supposed a union who year been formed the Among the dark millions of the in the and Plush in the uew Association an to the farmers ing with those deny the faith, for purpose of manufac- 1 know nothing.” "Why then are you the school- -South, long Lap Holies, green Heavy Artillery adjunct of Maine there might come a spring freshets. cabins of and call the fall of man a faole, and the and certain master?” "Well, sir, I was taking care of the psssed-by Impoverished Ignorant shades received To day. the Maine Association and will hold annual protest against tlie of the Boston deny turing selling machines known mountain In the heart of our of opening personality of the Holy Ghost.” Saturday and evening Mrs. L. M. Waldhach pigs, but the people thought me to old people laud, market to the admission of He does Sunday as Loom Ueddles. our own race, among the reunions the first to occur in Chicago the 21st provincial not start a new denomination N. Stevens of Portland spoke at the Uniou tor that, and so I was appointed to take eare of the lougwionged produce. because there childreu. red men and the despised Mongol ana, the is church. Phillips, in behalf of the Women’s President—Gartiuer of next September. The following officers enough denominations already. Baptists Prouty. did not evolution of this missionary Idea, ami the devel- Silk Christian Temperance Uniou, and on Treasurer—Augustus K. T hompson. Tlie missionary conceal the facts of the have been elected: regret Spurgeon’s decision, urging Sunday Trustees—Gardner case, that the to these remote and opments of this missionary Influence are proving THEY WANT A REBATE. a branch of that order was formed Prouty,Augustus E. Thomp- people living their generallyiin to reconsider it. morning son and David K. Stevens. solitary places were not only frightfully Ignorant, reproductive and fruitful energy in the sac- COE, J. B. in and the officers elected: rificial men President—Sergeant Parson, Dwight- Phillips following but were rebellious against Improvement. The lives of noble mission,up s. and wo- Illinois. Never Die. President, Mrs. C. W. Foster: Vice Presi- Capital stock, $300,000; paid nieu who are themselves ofteu d 197 Middle Street. Boston Merchants Afraid of Say in, nothing; region had six months of winter, with bitter icy splsed while oct8 eodtf Vice President—Lieutenant C. T. Heywoo I, To- Losing Mrs. P. A. Mrs. are to the Ignorant aud to those The dents, Sawyer, Chas. Carr, par value of shares, $100. nm winds sweeping over the mountains. There was they ministering peka, Kpnsas. Royal Clyde Yacht at who are are Steamship Lines. Club, Mrs. H. P. Dill; Corresponding Secretary, not a single practicable road in the entire district. lowly. They also powers for other Hats ocuictaij—v Vy. Vy. nwum.i, yiiiudLU. tn nhoi. The Athol Thread (tlnsffnw todav. resolved has or- Miss G. Company been mud holes w re before the cabin doors and lives, while they are sustained by a like devotion WASHINGTON NEWS. Treasvrer—Private Walter A. Kansas, |V. Wilbur; Recording Secretary, Deep to the Gilman, ganized for the of the huts In which the were things that are eternal. As from this uih Missouri. Oct. lenge the America’s cup in the name of Mr9.|Frank H. Wilbur; Treasurer, Mrs. Joel purpose manufacturing people sheltered. In Boston, 25.—Some time ago the Bos- the short summer season I likeliest mission, a hundred years ago the light of Charles Sweet. The new Wilbur. and in cetton thread and hey gathered enough Gilman and were elected ton champion will be dealing spool cot- food to sustain an llle shone out, the Influence of to con- Views of the Counsel for the Roberts, Davis Chamber of Commerce started a Impoverished life through the Adellty Hopeful protest a cutter. PENOBSCOT COUNTY. ton with the victions coursing down the countries, sl an executive committee. Thomas G. incidents thereof. owing Prohibitionists. Col. against the practice of a rebate on what consecration can achieve: so allowing Russia is Beale G. A. of Ham. warmth in the stables with their eattle. So far enlightened $2.50! of Ready. Post, R., Bangor, Tuesday President—Joseph now those who are with for Libby, president the Maine Association, merchandise shipped from the West to Bos- Treasurer—Fred J. Ham. had they sunk Into material ami mural desolation. working together tied Washington, Oct. 26.—Attorney Genera eveniug gave Colonel A. B. Farnham a fare- the same divine he I'«*r I lie ulrityt- can Berlin, Oct. 20.—An article in To such a ministry was Invited this man Ideas, though they may hidden |»ric<‘ you cull was present at the meeting. ton for export as an yesterday well dinner to his for Directors-Joseph Haul, Thomas W. Carter and voting from the Bradford and Mr. Packard, counsel for the unjust discrimination previous departure of ambitions and large reasons world's praises, may lie confluent that on tOE, THU and tlie Moscow Gazette, to Fred J. Ham. large for them; to IIAIT.lt, against local consumers referring the results California, where he will reside in the future. minister to this to Hod will not forget them, nor fall to their have a Prohibitionists, in conversation said United Workmen. which should be wretchedness, go to a people speed fashionable bat made lo today, manoeuvres were made Hon. Hannibal Ham- Capital stock, who were sense laliors of love lu the Lord. st.nnnf'fl. Vnw nninos __ of the recent of the Russian re- Speeches by $9,5C0; paid in, $150; par without of their needs, without order. could not conceive that the denial of Augusta, Oet. 26.—The 19th as they anniversary excites renewed lin, Congressman Boutelle, Dr. A. C. Ham- value of shares, $50. orations, without appreciation of the servii es As we gather here In the interests of a work so Business Association and serves, distrust. After de- tube done for them. One the motion to advance by the court implies of the Ancient Order of the United Work- protests against lin, General Charles Hamlin, Professor Sew- prepared for the Pro- near lo the heart of Christ, like Him we mav safe- the entire success of a measure .11 ...1 I> 11'I..._A‘ ..f L'_; £. fessor's chair in the great where It was lo the of lu the was held A the above protests, that the claring University ly appeal coiiflriiiatlous history Middle Street. the forthcoming decisiuu will be adverse to men here today. large number requesting pres- Items From Richmond. to live, was invited to himself evolutions of _197 ent be to similar to mobilization, the of pleasant bury among providence fur courage now, and arrangement allowed stand. The'"r article concludes: merly Baugor. those who would not him even the confidence for prohibition. “This is a of the of members were in attendance and nsultinm give reward of the future. How often when our question visiting argument is that if this rebate “Russia, as well as France, cau now Mr. J. C. Bui lev has rmiaiusl 1,1a be abolished say ’we WALDO COUNTY. gratitude. Lord was testifying to the and of greatest importance,” said Mr. Packard. “A a was served in Union Hall to there will theu bo no are The tone of the reality power banquet incentive to Western ready.’ article, which as superintendent in W. F. & Co.’s it was not a pleasant call. The words of It the kingdom of Hod on the earth. is One hundred and eighty-two have Morgan EMBROIDERY decision tile of 900 sat down. shippers to send their merchaudise to is explicitly official, (arsons struck the man's heart like the blows of a ami me (aim winch souls ami hold la overthrowing prohibition legis- which upwards people At Boston throughout suggestive been summoned before the Waldo shoe to take effect December 1. young might have for and of menace to Germany. county factory, hammer. But seven years before, lie had written in it and in lation would be in its the shipment, that, therefore, the export A. D. working waiting for it, did lie scud widespread effect. It its close procession marched to the Au. grand jury to testify in iiuuor prosecutions. Alexander & Son, grocers, have In his own hand his consecration lo t ml. tii.it wi h the uiiii s trade of Boston will dwindle away to noth of people back to the day* of the is one of the most and escorted Foreign Notes. sold out to W. G. Webber & Co. all sincerity of heart and in a which should and ou* important, far-reaching gusta House the speakers of iug. The loss of this trade ildcllty piophets right, men, th.il they might see We have one of the finest lines export by the not he would walk in the as now the of Fan- questions the court has ever had before lines Dr. Rayson’s Crave. sleep ways of Christ work goes on when the workers die. and it, the evening to Meonian Hall. Past Master steamship will naturally result in the The New York Herald’s Brussels corres* God should reveal them to how cy Work we have ever had. and would and it stands to reason that ttie court would Real Estate Transfers. him. the influence* of their lives cuiuiuue and en- removal of their terminals to New says that news has been received The editor of the Christian view And now what had this ardent Invite the Ladies Workman A. G. Andreivs introduced Grand York by Mirror,in student, with splen- large in other lives, so that as*uraiic* in take or 1‘ortland aud vicini- not refuse additional light if it contemplated where will be able to that The transfers of real estate In did talents and ght they procure Sundent.ing Leopold Stanley has advanced following high education,rh b in s|>ccial stud- fiesh to discover Itself in cur- to examine a decision the Overseer Parker of as outward’ of tlie many strangers in the city the present courage the historic ty before going out of town against validity of the pro- Spofford Bucksport, Nhe removal of about 780 miles since last ies who had In iiimd a of usefuliiiess. leut of an shipments. these steamship heard from August this county have been recorded at the great sphere unmistakable divine put pose and in the to make their hibitory statutes. The court would natural- was week, the following: ICegis- to do with this call hut to lake it hi Him to whom purchases. One lot of chairman of the eveniug. Addresses were lines from Boston will force upon Boston im- 25th. His health good. publishes ev.'lutioii of the dcci ees of grace. The constancy want all the it could obtain before try of Deeds: he hml once for all consecrated himself, "with ail aud (Ycuel and Fllloselle selling at 3 cents ly light made Grand Col. Thomas F. porters the necessity of having their A correspondent inquires of ns: “The compassion of God in the past are cheering by Receiver, imports sincerity of heart"? In that little room, in we skein. announcing such a decision.” shipped to Mew York, with the question oitenest asked and which police- Peak's Island—C. W. Lombard to William K. Oberllu, us, that have only to Imid fast the ocgiu- per of Past Grand increased and other on bended knee, lifted up tits voice and of our Temple Boston, Master, J for TYPHOON AND men and citizens seemed unable to Studley. $1 considerations. prayed, c« lifldenee, steadfast unto the end. Maine Pensioners. charge freights from that poiut to this SYNDICATE. answer, M. Tr.dtun to "Speak, Lord, for thy servant and in hjM# Happy Edward Burtt and Hon. John J. Naples—P. l- Bate bolder. *«30. bearish," not fail, and we need not be discouraged. Aker o' city. at the meeting of the Board three years ago, I. he listened for the still, small voice, w®J*hall The Kaymoud—P. Bolling, et. at. to Jesse Plum- agony llu Thus, putting ou strength, as we recall the care following Maine pensions were grant- Most of Vanderbilt Announced in China as was ‘Where is Can not et. al. could not wish to go, but lie could not New York. the visitors left for Payson’s grave?’ you mer, $5oO. refuse to power of llu truth, may we not from ed Crand tell in the Mirror for the Hruuswlek—D. B. hear. And a great battle went on 111 his soul. 1.this today: home tonight, and themselves Army Appointments. the American Bank President. briefly benelit of Bletlien to P. I. Stevens. high place of Christian convocation send out M. E. expressed A. There have been many battles io S our FAIRWEATHER, Ransom Gardiner. visitors to M. A. meeting?” Dr. Pay sou’s rasbourg sympathies to those who have consecrated Bishop, original, much with the cordial Minneapolis, Minn., Oct. 26.—General *1300._ The Komaii armies fought there; the Germans Abner J. Fcttee. increase. Hast Sullivan. pleased reception remains and those of hisi wife were at first themselves to tliis same prophetic work of bring- Him Sired. order No. 2, issued from the triumphed there; the trl colors of Fram e Ho. $ John O. them of today Grand San Francisco, Oct. 20.—The in a tomb to the Cumberland have ing in the cast.out, of r.iisiug up the cast-down, Smith, increase, Wayne. given by Highland Lodge this city. steamship deposited belonging Second Rowing Association. wav, d 111 the of but OCtll **tf Army headquarters, announces the follow- in glory victory there, never a and of sifing tlios.- vslio are out oi the w.»y. Gaelic has arrived from ParishSocicty theiKasternCemetery in the On greater or a more Other Matters Mr. Blaine's Travels. ing additional staff appointments: Hong Kong, and re- the eveuing of November 3d the Cum- cm.diet, perhaps glorious con- Much of their w rk is very kindred In form and city, adjacent to Congress street, aud a quering. than this between fattli and Is remote, lu M. ports that on September lstli Chinese berland sight the Is- feature to this work of Oberlln'* It Inspector General—Ira Hedges of Haver- the was Itowiug Association will give an as- sues of which God and the from Tlie annual report of the Surgeon General Augusta, Oct. 26.—Letters received in handsome obelisk monument erected centuries were tw.lt- condition* of rudeness, ami In separaiion straw, N. Y. Way Lee was lost in at ing-a great soul tin of shows a slight increase in the death rate of different transport Pescadores. over the place. Some twenty years ago they sembly Mechanics’flail. Chandler will meeting questions „f th„ kindred They are living the truth FURNITURE Augusta from members of the Assistant Adjutant General—Robert Stratton world and the ot society. forth thatn^ the army, and a decrease in admissions to Two hundred and eighty five were removed, monument und to the questions eternity. When he man brotherhood. are holding Minneapolis. Chinese and all, furnish the music and a good time is promis- arose from Ids They with the Blaine family report them in Paris in excel- lot section then prayer, lie said: "1 will go" wi.lch is not They are standing hospitals. Executive Committee of the Council of Adminis- were drowned. family (14—17, M), recently ed. Conviction was action. Boon popular. Keeler & health. in Europeans in amo g them his and for the despised. Company The post office at Pei ham, Aroostook coun- lent Early November they go to tration; Wm. McLellan, Pittsburg; R. E Wilson purchased Evergreen Cemetery, Peering. eye Ived that Kred It is reported that the steamer Antone en- quick perc. preaching to them In remeinemher that sr 1h,w them in ty, Me., was discontinued today. have no definite Chicago; C. Dietz, Zanesville, O.; Geo a’ Quite receutly, however, a handsome new Medical studeuts beeu tlieir condition would fall far They may to their stock of une- Constantinople. They plans hare rioting in Mon- short of their needs and m »*ur Invite Inspection large Civil Service Commissioner Lvman Newman, Cedar Falls, la.; Janies H. Drake St countered a typhoon and that the second offi- monument has been erected on the site of He must save souls, but lie our lieai ts pWW'i agrees treal streets, and beeu attacked the must also save men o» the churches iu their self- qualled furniture and upholstery goods. Mr. for the winter, other than that they will Paul; J. 8. Clarkson, Omaha; Geo. C. Gtnlv in the by police and women And here grateful recognition Houses with Oberly in his interpretation of the cer and 24 Chinese were the former Eastern Cemetery, which with clubs. developed bis mhwioii heroism*. God has aecounled them They are prepared to furnish Country Chippewa Falls, WIs. washed overboard idea. It was uy ueulais and law as regards the of spend it along the Mediterranean. Miss will serve to mark to the of not uew, for Christ taught it and live* that may well rebuke the sel- and Cottages at very moderate prices. participation govern- Pension Committee—Geo. 8. Merrill, Lawrence and drowned. The typhoon is strangers place lived but worthy to live ment in reported from aud where Henry Ward Beecher’s body has been re- It, tt was new, for Christians ambitions oi those who live employes the affairs of political Hattie Blaine will spend the winter in Paris Louis Jas. on the their burial, the bodies reposed had fur- fishness and sinful for Wagner, Philadelphia; Tanner, Brook- several points China Sea. all gotten It Christ was In those who seek KEELER Sl CO.. clubs. John 8. Kountz,Toledo, John W. Nearly for over a quarter of a century. moved from the receiving vault in Green- divinity humanity uud themselves and only high places. _ will at at school, while Margaret accompany lyn; Bursh, vessels arri ving Hong Kong have suffered. divinity In huma of Christian service Is theirs. Sycamore, 111. wood to its dual He must save1?hmthe nly, The great:!’-** They MANUFACTURERS. The Gaelic brought Chinese Cemetery resting place. ,ou’■ b,lt their souls are in know where their influences Editor Haskell Sells His Share. her parents in their travels. In a letter to a papers con- Mr. Records. tl elr\utsi!^Veih*Kr can never may go, of the Murphy’s Kev Mr. Berry will probably be Beecher’s he would not deal with them as how f u. Nor until the roll-call of II are room., 81-91 Mtrerf. taining copies agreement for establish- I* nor eternity ts Wsrhisflos friend Mr. Blaine himself writes: “1 had The Davis of ’6t. successor. disembodied but will it be revealed what ror. Him. Boston, Oct. 26.—E. B. Haskell has sold ing in China an American bank. A despatch from X. H, .,w..Wrr'! spirits, seetug them made great lives they Kim, Bo.ton, The agree- special Portsmouth, and what interest in the Boston Herald to his rather be in Augusta today than in Paris Ga.. Oct. ment consists of ten articles. Ex-Detective Martin Van Buren „'1,“r Ignorance and material poverty, he have lived, Christian needs have he n his part- Macon, 26.—Thirty thousand The third ar- to the Lewiston Journal said: Hersom, would leach them how des- th- s« men w. Wood H., yesterday to meet their pnv'dcal wrought by and nn n, who from ns n..lrl.aii have a tin* In Mils in sell abnegation, and oitcn In from architects' at Fnetory, of real home feeling is worth the whole bled and were reviewed leged larceny *1500 diamonds the world** scorn designs is BO old anti has been 28 today by Jefferson vice will be sent to Collector Page’s office informs me world as well as In the come, ftalvatlon are like the Main St., Haskell years years president China to attend yesterday, from F. Harris, a drummer for a New Vork wor.d to prophet of the mount .Ins, patiently Cambrldgeport world of fashion.” "Davis. Davis was not to to the business there. tor tins people was nut to rescue here and there augSl on the Herald. expected speak, that he was at once allowed to examine the jewelry house, was fouud U2mo4thp guilty yesterday. merely a vacant mind, nor out of multitudes of [CONTINUED oh SECOND I*AUK.] m

A DAY OF ADDRESSES. guiltless. He brought his Innocent brother Into tlie to foresee Just bow much was coming Rations of slavery’s abolition, shall be preserved, Insolvency but made it the basis of his own life niMrKlil.ANEOIN. I'iVlSIC'iAl,. A.niTSK.W ««*•*• '-i' i ■ ability u: Ills present trouble anil It will he both from we coulil then show a clean bal- or not; they don’t care whether the issues of the long and the source of his be puksh [CONTINUED FlIOSI F1H8T l*AOK ] cowardly legacies, prosperity ample anil criminal to leave him to his (ate. Ne! if this ance every year. But In all these respects we are war for the maintenance of the Union, secured by ■•yolem-e. great problem is ever solved peacefully and right- In a field of limitless uncertainties. The gifts to sufferings and sacrifices transcending the power The same qualities which made him successful RAMOND’S and broad se- In THURSDAY MORNING, OCT. 27. laying deep the foundations of a uew eously. the North must awake fully to its special our treasury are purely voluntary. No certain of the humau mind to portray, shall ne made business, carried him iuto public life aad se- NORTHERN BANKING earth wherein shall cured him COMPANY, dwell righteousness duty, and perform It at whatever cost of rnouey dependence can he placed on legacies. One year cure, or not. They don’t care? Then somebody equal respect and influence there. His VACATION And so as our long churches can produce this and self-sacrifice. It may be deluge: the next It may be drought. is to blame. They do care? Then why are they sound judgment, fidelity to duty, scrupulous in- No. 53 We do not read letters aud commu- sacrificial spirit. the work cannot do •i. The Southern brother has a still not the work aud Christiau made him St., Portland, Me. anonymous other than deeper In- What are we to do? What can we do? We can willing—even eager-to read about tegrity principle, sought EXCURSIONS. Exchange or- move and the m aud is after for A nications. The name aud address of tlie writer forward, will of God shall be done. terest the matter. In the first place lie owes only calculate probabilities and trust our frlenus. that has all these sacred objects in view, publie offices aud corporate trusts, as something to the black who to solve few men are. Hs had beeu a member of the Attention of Investors is called to our are in all eases not for brother, always help- What? Can you not trust Uod? Yes—blessed helping the stupendous problems they All Travelling Eipenses Included. Indispensable, necessarily Kev. M. E. I). never hindered Their state Strleby, •!)., corresponding ed and him. who tilled his land trust—we can trust Him. Hut trust must be in- contain? They do care. Yes, 1 believe it. Senate, and of the House of Representa- 6 percent. Debenture Hoods, 7 and AMERICA ot faith. ■ publication hut as a good secretary, the and unde his tli lack of in Asso- tives. aud when we were in the midst of Hie Civil — guarantee presented following on tlio wealth, who, during war, eared telligent. Cod's ordination Is that missionary interest the American Missionary 8 per cent. Guaranteed Mortgag- AND — We cannot undertake to return or preserve ‘Brotherhood of Man for the plantation aud protected the family wort shall be carried on by bis children, and that ciation aud their unwillingness to read its monthly War, and strong and reliable men were needed in A WINTER lie knew that the master to Is of its lie was seut to the House of es, Uar Harbor Illuminating communications that are not used, though fought rivet they shall pay the bills. We Have no rigid lo expect magazine because of their Ignorance Congress, Represen- Or. a wide tatives was S3.UOO.OO Strleby’s Paper. lus fetters all the tighter. Then again, llie South- that He w II work miracles tn one direction to de- work, and therefore it is that there is here without opposition, receiving, what Company’s it per rent. Bonds, and olher STAKES! ern brother has aud must have the black brother feat what He has ordained In another. field, and cultivation by all almost unprecedented in the unanimous This country was settled by Three Brothers. Presump- hopeful promising, for politics, pood securities which we thankscivinc day. with him, near him. Ills immediate neighbor, and tion Is not piety. Fanaticism Is not faith. We those who wish to aid in the advancement of the vote of his district. He was kept there tor ten The Brst that came was an offer for sale. Englishman, a Caval- whatever discomforts or dangers may arise, lie have a vast work committed to our care. We have cause. years by successive elections where his ability must be llie and for a the to and soon him he ier, wlro located himself at Jamestown; the see first, time, only one to a grcatjmimber of missionaries to support. We The reasons assigned for raising the question sterling integrity placed upon CALI FOR NIA. TEENERv» GAUDAUR RY THE PRESIDENT OF THE sutler. He cannot remand the hack to m\ which the are most Committee of Claims, and also of revo- INTEREST PAID ON UNITED ond was also uu negro hm lai gc money estments in church ami school above answers have been given important DEPOSITS. AT — Englishman, a Puritan, who serfdom—the indica- and where he remained until STATES OF slavery, nor even to nineteenth cen- property to guard. We must plan to conserve all grave and are lutionary AMERICA, landed on weighty? They significant pensions The 3rst of the season will leav. BOSTON CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED Plymouth Bock; the third was an Afri- tury cannot tolerate the one more than the other these interests. A sentimental trust tn Uod will tions of peril that threatens the cause committed he was called home to become the Governor of the Parly November In a A. PHOCUAMATION. can. and was to —even In ltussiu. much less in America. Nor can not taxes to our care. Shall which the Commonwealth. This office he held until he was THURSDAY, 10, LAKE consigned the First Brother. pay and missionaries’ salaries, nor save we heed the lessons • KI.Dii.St t OWOlt, Prcidcol. MARANACOOK, These families Hie present anomalous position of Hie negro from dishonored flash. The have ou hand is sent to the United States Senate to succeed Sena- mew Hid m.gnidre.lTr.in.f Vnlibttlrd multiplied exceedingly and at long religion being by broken pledges. signals work we have Tliuraritty, Oi l. 27, 1NH7. length came to he numbered bv millions. To be liialiilaiiicd. It is full of vexatious ami of dan- Tire churches, whose servaut the Association Is, an inheritance. The where are they? tor Simmer, and here his well known services in Pulliunu Palme Cara, with P.llaa. i,. Tlie and tlie of fathers, 91A8STOS,Secretary. gooduess mercy (Jod, which them was commuted a ere,I ; the negro will soon he to re- should save Its officers from the and anxi- and the do forever? The old the House secured him at once an honorable posi- Pnl.tr Uiui.a-Cur Alta, bed. scpt24 followed the duty—the founding gers string enough worry prophets, they live co.lt t A GR AT have American people during all the of an and the sist It. and Hie as to the contest about of constant tear lest of disap- tion which was well maintained by bis valuable OAT FOR THE PEOPLE OF MAINE of the empire, laklng of three grand steps North, ety through lack of funds supporters the Association ate rapidly For Pasadena, Lob Anuelbi.Santa Bauiiaua. days past year, claim their grab-lid recog- iu the march of human must take sides with the black man. the work shall be who lorly- services and noble character. Indeed, the best humble pr gross, (l) the estab- slavery, endangered and the Interests ot pearing. The great majority of those San Diego. Sam Francisco, Monterey, Train* leavn Purl land 8.30. 10.60 a. m.; Bath nition and acknowledgment, By His the South into exist- tribute to his worth that when lie retired lishing i civil and religious (2) lie secur- Why shuHld tight against the Inevita- Christ’s kingdom made to sutler, one years ago saw this society come was, and the Other Famous Resorts 7.16, tl 05 a.m.; Brunswick 8.15, 11.35 am.; Au- omnipotent power He has us liberty, protected from war ol freedom ble? In a recent number of the a Con- The above are some of the reasous and friends, have from publie life, he had received, unsolicited, and pestilence, and from ing personal for ail and (3) the exem- Century, for raising ence, at that time became its on the Pacific Coast burn 9 47 a. in., 13.16 p. tu.; Lewistou 9.65 a. in., every national calamity of the federate Cm Alexander, in a the What should on who remain every public honor which U was in the power of WANTED. Broiheihnod officer, giving racy be done to to few Ills plification uf Man. The last question, Increase passed their reward. The be in our 12.26 p. in.; Augusta 9 40 a. in.. 10.00 a. in., Ban by gracious favor Hie earlh lias a famous at the number are his constituents to bestow. Many new features will Introduced yielded gen- step only remains to be taken. sketch of Pickett’s charge Gettysburg, of those who intelligently contribute will soon—alas! too soon—follow them. They gor 7.15. 10.20 a. in.; Watervllle 9.15a. in.. 12.20 erous return to tlie labor of tlie same was Excursions tills season. Tialns of Klegnnt and husbandman, and The of this were incidentally refers, in a humorous way, to one of to the support ot the American Asso- our veterans. As we of the fight they The also true of his to Portland m. of honest parts great duly unfolded in Missionary readithe story appointment a.usurious Vesllbulcd Car. will be run City Bonds, matur- p. Fare* from Portland. Brunswick, Bath. Au- every path toil lias led to comfort aud the due of their who was accustomed to pray that ciation? they the management of so many lmsim-ss cm por- order development, and sprang natur- chaplains made against oppression; the persecution l,r the llr.t time. gusta and Mkowlirgaa. $1.00: Auburn, l,ewl*ton contentment; by His kindness the come educational trust mis- Across the Coaliurul loving hearts ally out of and environment of Hie Broth- ‘•Providence would couseut at last to down Now for tlie answer. endured tor righteousness' sake; the obloquy tions, institutions, fuuds, ing November, 1887, and 75 cents. Lewiston of our meal, in the Finest — Watervllle, Chandler’s, people have been with frater- heredity a view of the situation.” The 1. Our associations, benevolent and Christian First-class taming AM) — replenished ers. The men and tlelr the and take proper theological seminaries should suffered because would not compromise sionary aim nal sentiment mid surroundings given, provide they they Cars ever Haiti. Trains wltb ixiKiuic nwnror minus win ne in attendance patriotic endeavor, and liy llis results were Inevitable. Colonel, at one auspicious in the for a course of lectuics in which the and we ac- societies. He was the President of the First Nat- Special Special II seems singular Hurt Juncture prelim- history witu wrong; heroes and heroines proundly A Choice of to enliven the event with their choicest music unerring guidance we have been directed lu was of tue ional Bank of a director of the Con- Facilities lor Sight-Seeing. Three Portland Water Co. the Just these limn should have been selected bv inary fight, Inclined to believe that the prayer claims of the American Missionary Association, knowledge tliein. When our (1 rand Army Greenfield, Bonds, ocUO of italiounl the Routes in the Outward Journey and Five Routes jot way prosperity. ProWdeuco, ilie black man. but the re of the good rliuplaiu was about to be answered. together with those of the other six turn out ill I notice a place is necticut River Railroad Company one of Cor- To tlie end that we especially missionary Republic parade miaitrea Hemming Parties, maturing April I, 1888. may, with oue accord, testi- suit shows that were Kut when all w as over and the battle was lost, he societies, should be and discussed. the sons and of the old soldiers. poration of Yale College, a trustee of the Mass. heturulng. they wisely chosen. The presented given grandsons on fy »ur gratitude for all .these sto- of of Mr. and the'I'irkets also pood all Trains We offer blessings, l, (irover black was in lire end found lo be the essential dryly admits that “Providence had evidently not [Systematic theology, church policy, homiletics amt At the campfires the boys hear the thrilling Agricultural College, Smith College, in a Cleveland, President of mem- ■■I* ia July I, Is.ss Tickets, exchange, the United States, do factor. yet taken a proper view of tin situation.” The ecclesiastical history would lose nothing, but ou ries of bivouac, march and battle through which Moody’s School at Mt. Hermon.a corporate Independent and set all both ways, and choice line of securities. hereby designate apart, I. bet lire sketch 'liese Three Brothers. same admission was pertinent at Appo- the contrary would gain much iu luterest their fathers fires of ber of the American Board of Foreign Missions, covering expenses allowing equally they passed, and tlie patriotism Entire Fr< edoin lu California and Ho- Tbursdny, 1. Tim lire in mattox—and has been ever Is It not and power the of such lectures. burn fresh and heaths. President of tills American Missionary Association, returning. Wlh ;thr of No- First, had been, the old since—Indeed, by inspiration iu their ANNUAL BALL T»cmy-loiirih Day Cavalier, strong young tel for or short at to and a lime for the South to see that the trouble Is not To train the churches m t of these societies Should the from ene- a pillar in the Second Congregational Church of coupons supplied long sojourns Truibrr 'country, loyal king church, supporter of supooi again country hein danger all the Patiit 4 oust Me.orts. is- Neal, Heading — — Ihe House ol Smart and oi Archbi baud, lie with Providence hut with itself—that it should Is a part of ministerial life, and they need to he mies, domestic or and evar summon Iter Greenfield aud the first president and a vigorous or TUB as a day of lmp foreign, eluding The Raiatud, East Pasad.ua. The SWAN & thanksgiving and piayer, to he ob- w as a represHitativeof tiro rural population of “content at last to take a proper view of the situ- trained. The initial lelters by which these socie- defenders to the field, doubt not these hoys would supporter of the Connecticut Valley Congrega- BARRETT, served all the Eng- Arliugiou. at Sanla Barbara, th. new Uatel by people of the laud. land, iiii'ii who loved broad acres and He'd ation”? Providence did liol take lls view during ties are recognized by the few who are acquainted be found iu the of their fathers tional Club. The wonder was, how In* could take On that let all sports. standing places del Jlauie, and the Palace Uatel, San Fran- BANKERS, day secular work and employ. In bis home nr the uew world ids great aiufiitlon the war to sustain slavery, and will list in the with them would be as mysterious aud puzzling to for their country's defense. And shall not the upon himself so many trusts, when with, his ideas ISO Middle uici.t be suspended, and let of must each receive his careful atteu- cisco. Street, Furtliiiisl, [tie. our people assemble was to own a large plantation and ihe struggle to maintain caste, which Is now the great the great majority of eur congregations as the same he true of those who represent that Grand duty they octl In their accustomed multiply he must hold himself an nnr friend mitt- HALL, hearts, wttli kindly cheer come more accustomed to city life and was ad- more, but recently that fair prospect has become The people should be Instructed In reference to Shall not they be sensitive to the Indications of Or"8end for descriptive circulars. and affectionate be aud useful reminiscence, turned in thank- dicted to trade and commerce as well as to farm- darkened, and mainly by the strong exactions In their toward them, and not left lu ignorance danger Uat threatens the work these reformers sessed this crowning virtue »f a noble w. fulness to the source ot all their duty KAYnump, Denver. Colorado, Oct. 15th, 1887. pleasures and the iug. His zcai as a reformer Iu church and State regai d to caste separation demanded by the as to their names and meaniag. If eur tbeologl- began, and he faithful to guard against it? A noble life. Thursday Eve’ng, Oct. 27. giver of all that makes the d> and South. ai been said of him that "without 21X5 Washington St., (Opp. School St.), BO.STON. 80,000 and y glad joyous. brought Inin Into collision with Ibe House of sm- Then to schools, the South has always uoi ^rmniiiins ii.itu item vrsbauiiauru iw ii«.in men heritage has btsn bequeathed thechurches in tins It has Justly ; Population steadily Increasing. Un- And. lu the midst of our and our been lie had oct26 d‘it Music worship happi- art, and Indeed he was an exile iu bis uew homo understood to he opposed to llie co-education fur the work of tlie gospel ministry, they should work so dear to all ear hearts—so dear, we must unusual intellectual gifts or endowments, equalled opportunities for safe Investment In by Chandler. Tickets admitting gent and us ness, let remember tlie poor, the and tlie ou of of the races, hut ibe recent one work all rouiut and not to Mas- what was better than talents, virtues. He oet'ro ladles dlw needy, account his religious ami political principles. demonstrations in train them for Its merely believe, the heart of our blessed Lord and namely or $1.00, unfortunate, and our of common mortgages speculation hi real estate. Have by gifts charity aud ready He desired to have a church without a bishop of the states are almost amusingly violent. We for its work on a few sides. James was an apos- ter—the preaching of the to the poor. Good had strong sense, honesty and tlugleness let us gospel of benevolence, Increase the number of those arid a state without a He was earnest in stolid Northern people are to smile at tle as well as Paul. Vou would scarcely dream it will to men—the of heaven down of purpose, patriotic devotiau to the welfare his Invested nearly $200,000 In six per ct. Denver .nielh..i.l-o king.” templed key-note brought LADIES’ with tkDfirlti uhull Iniiiln the fear and uuder the lead of these GYMNASIUM. primm ing education as well as religion, and his that the white young gentlemen aud from the teaching of some theologies. The to earth, sung by angels iu the first Christian an- State aud nation prin- mortgages within a few mouths for apromluent giving. mark vnti iu UiUll trains clear the iu the match- he ruse from circumstances HASKELL & was Uio IlCftlUCS that the to Intellec- them worldever JONES. ciples SHALL In Identifying everywhere meeting- a 1 « preaching people heard,sounded commonplace Eastern Life Insurance Co. The class ol mort- I open a School for Physical Devalop- witness whereof, I have set me liai<1 aud house and llm school house. that dare not be trusted lu the same tual of truth is hut the less of all Savior's life and teach- to serve Ills State with credit in honorable they school conceptions good; preach- harmony the high, B incut of Ladies and Children at my Academy, caused the seal of the United Suites be here- in and the gages offered as U. 8. Bonds. No to 3. The Third Brother, Ihe African, was not together, and that such stringent measures as ing that in addition to this trains tfrem to go out lug, iiyiiineu in every woru ne spune, every responsible positions; highest indeed, good notice, no Nov. 1st, Miss (trace K. Hates, from unto uflUed. within the of ids native State. To all his graduate voluntary in coining to his new home nor iu the flues, Imprisonment and tlie chain-gang are deem- and put their belief Into practice is belter, and work lie wrought all the way from Bethlehem to gift rlsk.no expense to leuder. Interest six pcrct. Hrooklyu Normal Class for Physical Culture, In- '— Done at the he added a flue city of Washington this 2f th choice ot his occupation. He was a slave. He ed necessary to prevent tt! But we are glad to that because it is more Christian. The reuuduess Calvary—good will to men. It is the message this services of a civic nature, philan- structor. The Sch«H>l will be conducted ) of in fo Hie Chris- semi-annually, payable at your home hank. The upon 1 day October, the year ot our lord was nuuiik m uuuy, nut at find that these severe measures w re and fulness of truth demand It. “I could hut feel Association lias received and been commissioned thropic endeavor and an obedience Scientific the *- a- auuaoicpu uisposiuoii, planned by Principles by latest approved meth- 1 one thousand hundred and over-zealous a a tian of love toward his fellow-men, whleli TAILORING Is a of our six ct. and j eight eiglity- length became the Innocent cause of much ill politicians, aud that "ihe sober for the poor fellows,” remarked gentleman to to go tortli bearing where "Man’s Inhumanity to principle following sample per loans, ods. For further particulars, call or send t ) and of the young please seven, independence of the bin il between the oilier brothers. second thought ol tlie people" has substituted less Quaker to whom he was relating a tale of deep man makes countless llieusaiids mourn,’’ where ennobled ills career above its political character.” to be secured must be accepted promptly by wire, for circulars. United States the 112th. barbarous Dr. Johnson lias said of one of the old Respectfully, 11 Tlie duties assigned to these men. methods, and that other Southern distress. “Verily, friend." replied the Quaker, rights are denied and injuries inflicted, where the Cowley, to (Signed), GROVER CLEVELAND. whose devotion to his art soemed subject examination and approval by any 1. The fouudhig of a great empire. States do uot iollow the had example. "thou didst right in that thou didst feel ter thy poor are oppressed and the weak defrauded, until English poets, OCtl8dtt 607 Vii Congress Dy the President: a clrcuinst ince banker or at our *SLreet. Never was than' a more Inviting But more seriously, tlie South lias never en- neighbor; but didst thou feel in the light place— the music of its love shall soften every liardened to nave been determined by little lawyer expense. Thomas F. opportunity—a which IIavauii. Secretary of State. continent almost unoccupied, roast liued two forct d laws against the criminal mingling of the didst thou feel m thy pocket?” heart, and the power of Its truth conquer every in ills childhood,—"Such are the accidents, 919.000, 3 years, on business block by Theory—practice. ofteuer fur- great oeeaus, with climate varied aod he’alihy, races that lias almost bleached tbe negroes white. Spmpathy— benevolence. Let them not be di- wrung. Multiply the number of those who shall sometimes remembered, aud perhaps Larimer 8t.. worth 983,000. THE POPULAR DAMES OF THE and vvtlh boundless resources in fertile lands, Is lawful marriage more criminal than concubin- vorced either la the teaching of our seminaries or carry it. Multiply tlis number of those w ho shall gotten, produce that particular designation of Must have acceptance by Oct. But who intnd ana for some certain science or Perhaps it was the near approach of a ses- rivers, lakes and mines; and never was an oppor- age? wants tbe iutermarriage of races in th« preaching of our pulpits. support it. propensity DEPARTMENT 28, money by Nov. 10. belter less than three to take place? Not tlie North, Tlie 2. There should be an annual of employment, whleli is commonly called genius. 96.900, 3 first-clan sion of and the fear tlmt his defi- tunity Improved—In hun- certainly. presentation The nominating committee the years property Congress dred s the new empire lias double the Southern whites ought to be able to resist tbe the Associatiea’s claims in every church. This reported Tile true genius is a mind of large general powers on 14th St., worth *30,000. yeai nearly additional committees: direc- ance of the law1 might he ventilated where it pupuhtliou of the mother country. temptation, livery step lu tbe advancement of may seem like a wild proposition in view of the following accidentally determined to some particelar We have received and are now Acceptance by Oct. 25, money KERMIS 3. The Ibe blacks the lion tion.”—Our friend had a genius for do- Nov. 5. would second duty was to lead lu three great contradicts charge that they de- large number of contributing cburcbes. but On Secretary Striebj’s Paper—Kev. C. M. Lau- certainly for our new by will lx* with an hurt, which brought Collector Page to sire it. the faithful and useful work. How it originated opening inspection, repeated, exhibition steps lu human progress. (1), The first step was No! charge is fictitious, and is only duty should be affirmed even if no one performs son. 1). O., Kev. J. \V. Hinds, E. L. Cliampliti, ing 93.900, 6 years, block six brick were determined to of Fall aud Winter Wool- game of Lawn followed a his senses. It was certainly no desire on his to secure ami maintain civil and religious liberty. paraded to give force to the plea fer caste dls- it. For some reason or other a large number of Esq. aud how his natural abilities styles houses, excellent location, Tennis, by liiictiou ami as were the to w hich we iavite the atten- to tile law. This step was inevitable lor the two English exclusion, which is uow tlie main our ministers do not bring the claims of the Amer- On Secretarv Baird's Paper—Kev. W. A. Mc- this partlenlar direction, Cowley's by ens, worth $2o,000. Acceptance part obey of which the PROMENADE brothers. They lmd planted colonies and organ- hindrance to tbe iucuetiug of the brotherhood of ican Missionary Association before their congre- Giuley. Kev. T. E. Babb, James W. Burgess, Esq. volume Spenser’s Fairy Queen peet’s tion of all in want of Gar- by Oct. 26. money by Nov. 6. CONCERT I and Stylish ized States man. are her wlndow-siir Haase — They had secured charters guar- gations. It cannot he that they ignorant of On Secretary Powell’s Paper—Kev. Joseph An- mother always kept upon best aiaterlal and work- Dwelling loans. $500 to $2 000, not ON — The of New York child with bis ments of Republicans City in en- anteeing the rights of lCugtishmeu. They had But the Southerner pleads strongly against rec- the society and its work. They have the Year derson, I). D., iter W. R. Kastman, Timothy H. which seemed to have inspired her over 60 per ct. ol value; seven a in the isve iii the case of Governor I'leasc call and look us dorsing the nomination of Mr. Martino for thus training ihe arts of government and had ognizing political equality of the races. He Book. They must know of the resolutions ot the Chapman, Esq. of poetry,—whether manship. per ct. lut. We have calls lor learned to value ihe blessings of constitutional says, The negro is uot my equal In National Couucil and State associations. They Washburn it was bis mother's Bible, always uear over. about $00,000. FRIDAY EYE.YIM, OCT. 28, at CITY HALL district and intelligence, Rev. Dr. Delirsnds rnoks briefly on Dr. anu judge nominating Delaney Nicoll liberty. In an evil hour tile British Uoverumeut or character. Why should lie cast a bal- are presumably readers of the denominational pa- her, from which she taught hlin te “fear God Mchool Bonds paying 7 per ct. semhannuni- property of for district attorney have acted began to invade these chartered lights. The Two lot he cannot read, elect men to make laws which pers, and 1 know they all have their pure minus Powell’s papsr saying: keep kls commandments” as Hie whole duty fy in New York, constantly on Articles. Wooden Shoes snd Ice wisely or to him of that Fane; Cream for sale brothers were aroused. The Puritan was by iu- they themselves caunot read, to impose taxes ol stirred up periodically by way of remembrance by man, read the story Joseph, hand. State law prohibits These men are botli but which lie faultless and faithful character whose Democrats, they herltauce and principle a foe of arbitary power, pays almost nothing, aud to squander circulars and other ageucies. Are their churches Dr. Behrends’ Remarks, highest bonded Indebtedness in ex- i«lMi<«ion Atr RrM-md H#an 75c. have both done admirable work dining the lie, of course, was deeply stirred. The Cavalier the money for the benefit ol demagogues? A most small and poor? There is ne church so small and promotion was due to these very qualities,—no cess ol 3 per cent, assessed had ludeed been a B lend of tlie He estimable Chriftlau from South Caroli- so if it have te be in “Mr. Chairman, I hesitate very much to matter how or when he received such uuprestioas; valuation. Price — On sale at Stock bridge’* Oct. In Stuarts. gentlemau poor, any right existence, & par—and Tuesday morning, to a was en- HASKELL past year most dan- na said me that he to them aud Oct24 btinging justice could see no objection to arbitrary power when it to not loug since: "Ou oue point tlie but that it can do a little and in doing that little eveu a word or two that X am to It is enough yielded JONES, accrued Interest. 2* tli. d6t say pressed sneb aud gerous class of criminals, and it is of the was practised by liimself aod his party on others people of our State are agreed. We will not receive in return for itself and minister, both abled to adhere steadfastly to principles Cut this out for reference. Entire charge taken •• but he and cauie see again be ruled the We have and It there is a say, especially in view of the paper last them out in bis own life. Some such influ- ol real estate—rents collected. to naturally suddenly to it In an by negroes. tried it spiritual temporal blessing. carry Illustrated Den- highest importance the honest part of the and we will not it to so so do ences must have readied him and it was more LANCASTER free on SHE Cl entirely different light when lie and his party permit be repeated." To all church smail and poor that it cannot this read to us. I should like to say something BUILDINC. ver” mailed application. AL. this the an Divine 'oniniuiiity that their services sliou'd be rec- were the victims; and lor ouee the two brothers ready answer is: It was oue for then it bad better make baste to glorify God by that accident,—a Providence rather.— thing ig- on this matter of I Evening tickets now on sale to tlie billowing: were iu accord. norant, degraded aud unscrupulous uegrees at its death than continue to dishonor him by its publications. confess that subjected him to them and thus prepared od and as there are was 3 Stoddard Lecture* and endorsed, especially A contest was imminent The British Govern- tiiat time to rule—nay, I may say, rulu-the State, life. Are there so many objects asking help that that I find that this matter is not at all in a him for the important positions he called to together.$*.00 $1.50 3 Concert* 3.00 and t too aud lawless ment could setlle it If if and another very different to ne- they cannot There are only seven so- Oil. 470 Street. Symphony together... 2.6o corrupt elements peacefully, righteously; thing, perndt respond? so far as we Congress P. «. PATTERSON, not, in blood. It would not restore groes that are of cieties in our denominational satisfactory form, pastors are It is true that have excelled him In dtf Dieksns.... l.ooand .75 are chartered educated, possessed property family claiming many partic- sep5 ■nunlty working to compass Then came the Declaration of and of established cbaiacter to take their their Can it be that minister of the ular abilities, in those that are most Wddoas. l.OOand .75 righls. Indepen- proper support. any called upon to deal with it. especially 7 TABOR BLOCK, DENVER, COLO. BUI dence, file tlie new share In the administration of the affairs of ihe feels thai seven contributions for benevo- striking aud brilliant, such as poetic seuse and Nye. .60 Itemlutionary War, Republic, gospel I have that oct20 dlw Powers and with tlie truest definition and guarantee of civil State: aud this briugs me to my final point. lent objects during the twelve months of the year “Now, had|a growing feeling successful oratory, which are most Irequently de- Troubadour*-.50 and .75 3. It is tlie this entire matter of is in a nominated these have often been Haydn and Gei mania. 1.(stand .76 In tho and religious liberty the world bad ever seen. The duty of the hour aad of all con- are too many for ills church to maker-are more publications very genius. But •cjudlce South. or or Keclta!. 1.00 and first of tlie great steps in human progress, to cerned to unite In aiding the negro to acquire than his church ought ought to maker And if he crude and unsatisfactory form. We have combined with defects of Judgment, temper, JOHN J. .75 Dr. M. ot E. Strieby, Secre- which these men were called was taken. knowledge, and character. In tlie Kev- allow outside to come in. however five or six or seven denominational societies. prluciple, so that their influence lias been sadly DESMOND, dlw property objects worthy The second the two white brothers and crowd out ot the marred or used for mischief. As in our civil war j.BTBROWN & QCt24_ ■erican Missionary Associa- (-.) step—the securing of persona! olutlonary struggle, stood they may be, thereby any I cannot see for the life of me why every SONS, freedom for all—was demanded bv lie shoulder to shoulder for oue object; in the last National Societies, is that quite Just te those it was not every eloquent orator or able editor Iti full plainly society ought to have its separate publica- publish in another taking <>r tlie first The elements of the new con- sad conflict each other to the societies? it indeed a virtue, but ex- who was tbe best adviser or steadiest supporter For with Messrs. PORTLAND THEATRE they fought agalust Generosity tieu. If these are denominational societies many years as bears test w ere embodied in the Declaration of Inde- hitter end. It is time that the enmity of the last ercised at the expense ef those whs have a prior of the policy that preserved the union: but some 'Pay reading, it and are children in the house- TWO pendence on Hie one hand and on struggle should be laid aside and the uf the it can be called a Christian virtue. they adopted of them would have let tbe nation be divided, or NIGHTS, of Negro slavery amity claim, hardly McCarthy & Burns, and late- .ueslion great importance. the other— a great oriuclple and a at first should be imitated. Let the two white broth- An has written it: "If not hold, I do not see why we cannot reach compromised the questions at only to be re- great fact apostle any provide issue, FRinsv surf e*Tiinn«v nornnen oo ... no war with ers unite in own own without of settlement. But 218 Middle ..tely had brought home to us a the principle. The antagonism was directing the general government to for his and specially for those of his something like a single magazine that shall opened hope rigtit with Bartlett & Davis, can Street, Portland, Me., seen from the outset. Expediency shut men's make ample provisions oa terms satisfactory to house, he hath denied the faith and is worse than give opportunity for all of them to be re- here was a mao for all times aud all plsces. in ly .1,0son on class prejudice iu the South the botli to —OFFER FOB SALE— by eyes tu It, but God and couseieuee ooeued them. promote popular education lu tlie South; an infidel.” The American Missionary Associa- presented in its columns. TUe Presbyterian the Halls of legislation, in the Governor’s chair, case of a colored How skillful for a time were tlie devices to let the State governments lu the South vote tion is an child ef the before a board of selectmen, arranging bounties hereafter be found at GREATEST PROMOTE of THE SEISM young man, educated in escape adopted Congregational Church of the Uaited States has had this Portland A Ogdeusburg • 6’s the dilemma. It was said that the Declaration of means to second the effort. Let the as in- churches ot the United States. It is a lawful for volunteers and for tbe support of their fami- who was North, • Maiue. driven from for dividuals matter under consideration for some time or ewn them Maine Central consols 7’h L. R. Shewell’s Mississippi Independence was only for white men; that it was and churches, multiply greatly Its gen- member of our denominational household. It is lies, amoug his workmen, advising Success/ul Melo-Drama, erous It hat been debated in the ■ • sending to Maine papers letters derogatory a mere gl tiering generality; that tlie North had offerings and increase the number of its there by virtue of every law which governs in the past. General as to what they might or might not properly Portland & Kennebec tt’s to do witli cousecrated men aud wuuieu a and the matter has been do in such a is the same wise coun- • • to the Southern uothiug slavery, and finally that slav- to carry ferward the fellowship of the churches. It is uot beggar Assembly, finally crisis,—lie City of Portland 6’s people. Very indiscreet was and let the a sellor and faithful the ery right justified both by law and Hie Bible. work, South respond iu its measure alms—it is nut stranger crowding for decided in faver of a single publicotiau that lislper everywhere, doing • in asking City of Portiand 4’s those letters may have been, but there was But all iu vatu. God and conscience would not be personal contributions and labors, ana espec- hospitality—it is a child having all the rights and will all departments of the church work assigned to him as well, If not better than represent IRA F. of Bath • ■ SHADOWS silent. ially let its people welcome tlie Northern teach- privileges of a child in its own home, and it beg- benevolent work and I find that most poets or orators. And when war was over, CLARK’S, City 4’$ in them which a court of ; although nothing justice Again a contest was imminent Tbe South ers, not with suspicion and ostracism, but with and strangers are allowed to enter and rob and such work no longer needed, when peace was and other first class Investment gars there was a very strong minority opposing securities. could have decreed of the could settle iti peacefully, if if in cooperation aud the respect due to Iheir Christian it of that wbtcb is its legitimate portlou it has a to be restored and amicable relations cultivated worthy slightest righteously; not, it at still the new lias sept eodtf blood. She South would not abolish aud characters. Let the large denomina- right to he heard in earnest protest against the first, magazine been betwenn those who had been foes; when 10_ punishment; yet tho white people of Missis- slavery, religious deadly Ho. 482 Congress St., lienee tlie Civil War and tlie overthrow of slavery tions bury dead Issues and uuite Tn lifting np the wrong it suffers. As the accredited agent of the gaining in approval from the time it was business prosperity was to be brought about again WE OFFER FOR SALE sippi have pronounced and enforced the pen- Tbe second step was taken. negro. Ou what nobler or more Christian plat- churches for tho prosecution of missionary work started. Now, I do not know that anything and banks were to be well managed, and trust (3.1 Tlie third sten is to exeinnlifv do, Hr, a I, form could stand? Let come in the field it ee.eunles It has riclitfnl elaiin to their funds made and the wealth and of exile they them lo him of that kind is practicable with the Congre- secure, increasing alty perpetual upon the unhappy not as a and tho of the benev- PORTLAND WATER CO., hood of Man. This iu a like manner is demanded priest Levlte. but as the Samari- unanimous support. gational body, hut I do tell you that it would enterprise country to be turned into Where he will be pleased to GREAT CITY! author. Of the state of where such by Hie results of the one the two tan ; and let tlie black brothers show more alacri- 3. A committee should he appointed In each olent and Christian here he found his 40 YEAR GOLD society proceeding—by take a great burden from my own mind and channels, 4», Under the great and opposing facts: and the ity than ever in responding to these efforts in his local conference to see to it ttiat during the year fields of delight, and his abilities and character old friends management of Chas. B. and Thomas things happen it has been difficult to Emancipation, heart and wouid remove a great prac- see his and hosts SINKING FUND sons of the impress Negro as he is. On the one hand, every slave behalf. When all this is done, there will be real- every ehurch in the conference has the cause pre- many shone out in new beauty and strength. Here was BONDS, Jefferson, celebrated comedian. Mr. unon til ft ltponlft nf t.ll« Vnrth « nrnnor onrl linin'* vri tical difficulties in the of the Jefferson. was emancipated; 111 the zeal of the hour ha was fc.1'-•MV HIC3B IIIIOC IMUlLril U sented aud a contribution taken. A committee way getting Gov. Wasliburne’s real genius-the completeness Joseph Presented by the original cast. of new ones. Which be ma ;e a citizen, enfranchised and guaranteed “the America-the feu tiding of a great empire, the es- thus appointed can write to each church, remind- people better acquainted with the work of and best use of all his abilities, combined with may registered If desired. Also many unprejudiced understanding. Tiie victims ...ll.ninl.>s *!...♦ ..II V tl.» naklaot oct^tt dtw other equal protection of law.” O the other hand, tablishing of civil and religious liberty, the grant- ing it of its duty le make au annual offering to the our uinereuv societies, u someining oi mat desirable Investment securities, yielding ntusmt csT H'gyii' t:m:t rs of from 4 to 6 cent. outrages are listened to with caution as twenty years have shown mat these gurautees ing of personal freedom to all, and last and great- American Missionary Assoclatlou as one of our kind were practicable among us. Wo need ends. per Interest. are in form and not in fact. est of all, the of the national societies. Where there are who This seems to be the divine method of training C'ltv of Portland Bonds, maturing within six Including localities In and about New York cite. being persons unduly their crowning glory Illustrating pastors to have a single magazine devoted to our prejudiced by Ill other his brotherhood of mau! do net care to the cause themselves men for their best work. are in sta- months, and Portland Water Co. Bonds, respects, too, condition is seen to be present every missionary with tbe news boiled They placed maturing wrongs; Northern when deplorable, full of to himself and year, and where there are churches that have no operations tions of responsibility, wbicli they are not LADIES! April 1st, 1888. received lu exchange at rates Prices 75, 60 and 35 cents; sale of seats com- statesmen, they discouragement The congregation sung a after and then when the comes proper- of to the nation. hymn, pastors, certain brethren can be to down, magazine ly to fill; but if they are conscientious We to call attention to the five that will make it to the mences Wednesday, Oct. 20. oct34dlw have called attention to the deplorable social danger which Rev. James D. read the requested qualified beg jonr follow- Let me out some of the facts in Powell, D., prepare a presentation, and a system of ex- into the household, people will read it ami faithful, and especially where they put them- ADVANTAGE OK point regard to by reasons why yon should this Corset In HOI,DEBS TO EXCHANGE and political conditions in the South, have Ills condition: following paper on “The Need of Intelli- changes secure its delivery in all the churches, so (Applause.) selves under divine guidance and are controlled ing buy THEM NOW. (1.) lie does not his gence iu Benevolence:” that not sue of thorn shall be allowed to go a tin- the discussion Rev. Mr. Dlck- by religious motives—the tnest powerful of all— preference to all others. None of the live advan- been discredited in the minds of a large por- enjoy guaranteed rights. Continuing I wish to give due creunto the extent gle year UDinstructed in regard to tliis duty. All ermau said: tliejr become qualified for almost any station In ever and to S Powell’s tages have been sccompliahed In any other tion of the public by the partisan cry that the localities iu which lie does these cretary Paper. that Is needed is for some oue mau to take hold of life aud for tho highest aud most responsible du- II. f?I. A enjoy rights, “1 want to say a word upon this subject of Corset. Wo have thousands of testi- PAYSON CO., 5lli but are denied to What should be. done to tills matter with earnestness, aud place It clearly ties. voluntary STOCKBRIDGE. they were “waring the bloody shirt.” But speaking broadly they largely increase the number of benevolence which has been brought before him. He was deprived of the ballot at one time those who contribute to the before the local conference, and it will be done. It was in this wav that our friend secured Ills monials from ladies who have worn 32 the accusation intelligently sup- us by Secretary Powell. It gives me great best The Exchange Street. At of personal or political preju by violence, and is now by fraud; in all cases port the American Association? Has tins language the sound of authority about it development. great secret of it was his octs City Hall, Wednesday Ncv. 2d. af Missionary to stand before a Maine ^ Evening, w here his vote would be decisive Iu State or Na- —a flavor of presbyterial or inelalic lawf It is pleasure audience. piety. He was taught of God. He was trained in dice can hardly be brought against the officer Among the reasons for this are lional polities, it is not counted—In other words, raising question only a souud and a flavor; nothing more. There I feel as thought I belong to Maine in a pe- the school of Christ. He was devoted to the Sa- Engagemement ef MR. CHARLES of a the great religious and philanthropic organi- the race is practically disfranchlshed. In the following: is lietiling legislative about it. It is simply tire culiar way, though I have been in Massachu- viour’s cause. In his own estimation, he was not he seldom a churches their ewu choseu his own, but to Him who bad redeemed lation, who is laboring to remove the eourta finds standing as a lawyer or a 1. A large number of tlis churches give us no themselves, through setts four years, and I feel as though a belonged evils, iu the chain does he In the most bim at such cost. All that be was and all that lie juror; gang only enjoy a mon- contribution. Last 1 ryiresentatives conference, devising Maine audience to me and that and has no in his year only $9$, out of 4277 a work belonged aud all HnHutsm object assertions but to In the the effective method for out in which that lie was of becom- opoly. church, school, the shop, he carrying whenever I stand before an audience which possessed capable make does not, as a rule, have equal he cannot total, contributed to our treasury. The State as- tlie very geuius of their church polity, they are ing were the Lord's. His talents were his trust, the great task appear as hopeful as rights; by is made of the of Maine join any church he pleases, cauuot choose Hie sociations every and the National Council all equally interested. The only law that there is up representatives to be Improved for his Master, like bis property. Such an year, Caul National Bank Stock, possible. officer, we have no school to which he will send his children, cannot about it is the foundation principle on which they churches, as this audience largely is, I can His intelligence, bis sound judgment, his CORSET. doubt, every three years, recommend the association to capacity enter to learn a or were aad as aud to them with a more for were cultivated for DICKENS, is Dr. the trade to work as a organized recognized churches, speak little freedom business, Christian use. JR., Strieby, and bis statement of the rela- shop Portland Mills He the churches for their support. on which they have established their local confer- When him honor and lie Rolling Stock, 1.05 tions journeyman. cannot, everywhere ride lu a Sixty-ous per than to any other audience of this kind. they brought position [•f DON, E5«.,] of the white man and the negro in the ou ence. was not elated them. was street car, the railroad or steamboat with the cent of those churches reply: “We do not accept “Now. brethren and sisters, suffer a word by Position only anoth- /ts the because Baiter & R. R. Co's name BEST, Newport Stock. er for South will he received white man, though he may buy the same first.class advice.” A There should te an in of exhortation. opportunity and influence, which undoubtedly by your A high estimate they must put up- assigned place every Brother Powell has spoken with them son of the great novelist and editor of All tbe ticket; he cannot, lu many attend the on cencert for a or a ou brought increased responsibilities. J J IT IS THE ONLY CORSET EVER MADE —ALSO— Year northern people of ali and of all places, the reasons which governed their representa- missionary paper report here of the farmer who his In from bis parties theatre, concert or lecture with the white in an nor branch of the Association's gave twenty-five Honors only sobered him aud made him pray to Round. readings Father's works. tives! Yet resolutions of eommeudation are ne- tome work, prepared and next that win reduce Me sue and Increase the ns honest with him eat a lunch at the nor cents, year wanted to know if that God that be might prove of them. In the The will be rejudices and fair. There are restaurant, lodge cessary. The cause that cannot sbtain them is by some one previously designated le do it. It Is worthy ICT prices cjarged lower by one-half in the hotel. He is was to be That farmer is not also of Ills who came to -sack and of the waist of FisaHT Linas Portland Water Co. Fund Gold 4s, due 1927. than will aree confronted, hindered and In- doomed. to be deplored that some churches take little In- thing kept up. spirit Master, AUlj length Sinking be charged elsewhere In America, name- great facts in regard to the in But, though necessary, they are not save negro sulted at every step he takes towards a here. I remember a to that which was lost,” he would bless and 1.00 and 75 enjoyment enough. “Good words butter ne terest in the missionary concert. It is mistake, very eloquent address, without injurious tight lacing, We will receive Portland ly, f cents, Including reserved seats; the South. In the first he or sword the parsnips.” benefit all for whom Christ died. He was not Water Co. 6s, due April 1, admission 50 cents. place does not en- Improvement—a flaming guards Those who sar not and do are more to be eom- in Its effects iniurlous to the church as well as to delivered by the most eloquent man in this only avenues of and desirous of with bis fellow rt IT IS THE BEST SPINAL his knowledge, industry virtue against meuded thau those the cause of missions. The concert bv in the church where Dr. dealing Justly men, but J 8UPP0RTER New York and all western joy guaranteed rights. “I wish,” who say and do not. As the missionary country perhaps ho must do 188$, In for the 4s, on favorable terms. cities, prices <5.00 says him. Uls guarantees of equal rights are a mock- a little care and can be made one them good as lie had opportunity, aud ever and it eichange old negro preacher puts It: l4Jt Is not to much de painstaking o'f Beard used to minister in before made, supports equally well tho and Boston <3.00 and <3.00. heats are all Dr. “to due credit to tiie ery. Syracuse to all men, Negroes, Indians, Chinese, as well as /|J y3.0O; Strieby, give extent of dat is to save us as the most interesting and profitable meetings that We also offer sold In all perfession 'ligiou gwint it is tbe American Board, in which the remarks to his own abdomen and all other part* of the carefully selected Municipal, Water nearly places. •J. H» is left ill ignorance and vice. de the church holds. Its iunuence as an educational countrymen. He sought to secure wise body. and to tiie localities in which he does ’easional practice of it.“ The resolutions of of an arch were for His dates are—New Nov. enjoy He.e again X wish not oulv to admit but to re- transcends measurement. The bishop brought before that legislation them, and a faithful administration 1 IT IS PROOF AGAINST York, 1st; Portland, National Councils and State Association? need to power geography, PERSPIRATION Works Company and Railroad Bonds. Nov. 2d; 3d Boston. these rights, but broadly are joice lu the progress made. Mare than a million social life and customs of congregation representing that ids great ca- of the government. He would educate the igno- Q Lynn. 4th; Philadelphia, 6th. speaking they be translated into the benevolent activities of all government, history, and moisture. Will neiMer corrods or of the colored of ten years old aed thedral had been built rant, reform the vicious and remove the disabili- The tour comprises ten cities only. denied to was people, upward the churches. Otherwise are dead the coautry where missions are located, are moro by contributions that .|j] largely him. lie deprive*] of they letters. ties under which so rod Me can write: hut alas! more than three millions 2. or less out in the consideration of what were for the below ten cents. The many labor. He would Im- underwear, stretch or break at the Tickets now on sale at Music Only a small proportion of those who con- brought large part their stoekbrldge’s the ballotat one time and Is now cannot! It Is these that awaken our for the missionaries are If our eves are prove worldly condition aud make ills busi- waist The bones never move or WOODBURY & Store; half fare on M. U. R. half fare and by violence, fears, tribute through the churches de so doing. only people who gave tneir ten cents were not come oat In wear, MOULTON, B.; late are in and are a intelligently. ness profitable to those lu his emplov as well as to train* on U. T. R. U. by fraud; in all cases where his vote would they danger themselves, danger Some give from When the sharp enough to read It the story of missions Is and the who oct27dl w to me nation. to tliair impulse. impulse dies, there, people give their ten himself. But above all be would bless men lit IT NEVER CHANGES ITS Owing illiteracy they can- the contributiou dies with it. Some rich in everything that interests the human mind. and spirit- FORM, BANKER*,; be decisive in State or National it is not keep the accounts of their In the give only cents are not here, look at the Con- ually and eternally with the blessings which politics, earnings when roused by a special If no is Romance, tragedy, heroism, sacrifice, pathos, wit you only ZLT always retaining Its original shape; It ia Tickets on stale litis to lowest kind of cannot enter appeal. appeal gregational churches throughout oar land the gospel of Cbnst can bestow. Tills was the [] morning the not counted—in other the race is prac- employment; they made give Some be- and humor, are all Intermingled in that wonderful *lnvalnable to Cor. Middle & words, the and more thiy nothing. give merely are not rnado secret of bis interest in work and in all kin- yoang ladles, becausa it re- Exchange Sts. upon higher profitable avocations; cause the contribution box is story. If our ears are only sensitive enough to and they up of such people as your Lecture Rev. are in moves by Joseph tically disfranchised. In the courts ho sel- and they cannot rise to the intellectual of passed—they hear them there come contributed for the of dred works and everything that could and prevents stooping and ronnd shoulder*, dignity ashamed net to go through the motious of appeals from missionary building that cathe- Improve dom finds a a true manhood. Then, too, they are in putting that stir to their the character aud condition of men. This is the standing as a lawyer or a bondage something in, and they would bo even more experiences profoundest depths dral; they are not made up of those to whom Jl IF THE PROPER MEASUREMENT IS juror; to their vices. When ihey escaped from that is and reason that be devoted time and thought and as- p In the chain slavery ashamed to have the congregation know just what everything noble good within us. The the giving of a dime is a sacrifice. are PORTLAMD gang only does ho enjoy a mo- of them did not escape from American They sistance to so many Christian and TAKEN, no Corset maker can make one many lying, stealing they nut in. Look at the centents ef the Missionary Association is peculiarly made of those to whom God has philanthropic || In and licentiousness; when entered Iraedoui average up given enterprises which are accomplishing these ob !Y| to nopoly. the church, the school, the shop, they contribution box as it returns from its excursion affluent in topic aud Incident for use in the mis- J order (at any price) that will lit a* well, PARKER, D.D., many were captiued by idleness, A of more than the widow's mite, and of whom jects. This is why he gave lo this Association so improvidence among the pews. Notice the sionary concert. the contents of or wear with as he does not, as a have he and These are the exceedingly large summary he more thau the much of his atteatiou and best Ills much ease and comfort, or give [of City Temple, London,] rule, equal rights; intemperance. victims of de- number of and the current number of the will requirest widow’s mite, council, gener- men who tdke pennies, nickels, and quarters Missionary always each a signing advantage of their ignor- be tu order as a while for more than and ous contributions and fervent prayers, and magnificent form aa "Her canuot join auy church he cannot (given by as iu com- report; papers aud ad- nickels, dimes, quarters silver why Majesty's." pleases, ance to del rune them, and of their vices to probably many individuals), he left such to this aod kindred "Job i from enrich parison with the gifts of denomination! It dresses aud discussions, there is no assignable dollars. He requires that as we have re- large bequests Subject; Comforters; Sympathy Science." choose the school to which he will send his themselves or to their lusls. The larger societies. As an association we owe too much to TRUST gratify is limit to the furnished bv the COMPANY danger often the even iu topics and so also we PRINCESS OF to the nation is the case, large congregations, his'ory ceived abundantly shall give WILES CO., N. T., MF’RS. Dr. Parker I. tbe most famous orator in cannot enter from contagion of vice which that of the aud its our lute President and devoted friend not to make puloit children, the shop to learn a one, two, three or four contributors-and development Association! and and In alack and reserved spreads beyond lace or locality, and from the work. Its lines out in largely freely generously. mention of his many and Invaluable services, and Kept recouimend«d by Europe. Tickets, Including seats. 76 cts. or they not always the most able to give—contribute reach their re- First trade to work as a Hecan- schemes of w ho can tw to “Now, 1 want to|speak to you. I want to Hold in and National Rank and $1.00, according to location. Tlcketsat Stock journeyman. political demagogues ay more than all the rest It is not for- lations to all the ends of the earth. In its always loving grateful remembrance Building. their own ends the of put together. and bridge's. tickets to any ot the other Ei ride in a millions these ignorant it hands witli speak to my brethren sisters here of the the name of William Barrett Washburn. Few 0WE\, MOORE k FOKTUM), ME. Evening 'not, everywhere street car, on the gotten tnat many of the small gifts are the wid- anti-slavery agitations joined the CO., tras now on 36 voters, who have no to be taxed and no church and causes have sucli and not often are better sale at and 50 cents. property ows’ mites—the of the iu the great emancipation advocates of Kurope. liy its Congregational want to speak helpers, railroad or steamboat witli the white man character to maintain. offerings poor, that, men arithmetic of labors ia behalf of the Chinese on the Pacific to those who X know their dollars and raised up for their time and woik. We shall and Railroad “Fisk Jubilee,” Sol Smith. Pinafore, and Cou 3. heaven, count more than them all. spend City, County Bonds, and he the He is under the ban of caste it has become a factor in miss him lu eur deliberations, while we need more thoul Matinee. Course tickets to the above though may buy same first class prejudice. Nevertheless, it remains true, a very slope the great move- their fifty dollars and their hundred dollars, live, Tills lies at the hoitom of the wliole large propor- than ever, as our fields for Christian other First-Class Securities. and he in difficulty. tion of those who put money into the contribu- ment of Christian missions for the evangelization and there are some who their enterprise $1.26, (1.46 »1.S6. ticket; cannot, many places, attend the This refuses to see Ills good qualities, deuies his of Asia. its perhaps spend are enlarging, ills sound Judgment, ener- tion box as it is passed, de not know Through special championship and thousands of dollars for the untiriug WINTER Half fare and late trains to Dr. Parker'! lecture. concert or capacity for improvement, shuts to him the doors anything heroic efforts in behalf of the gratification of gy and steadfast Christian faith. When such men theatre, lecture with the white about tt .t they are giving for, care still less, and negro its records oct24 dlw of knowledge, cheats him at the have become taste, from the which comes from as Governor Washburn. and INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS man nor with him eat a lunch polls, wrongs who, ii m>t in church when the contribution is already a part of that which shall be enjoyment Alpheus Hardy at the restau- him in the courts, and him written when and distant of the President are taken from we can JelO «odtt consigns perpetually taken, Woe to the cause the history of redeemed Africa Is travel, seeing parts world, Hopkins us, to a give nothing. whose an- rant, nor lodge in the hotel. Be is con- position of a hewer of wood and a drawer of nual completed: aid in whal It liae done for the North in the which are so only pray that He who has the whole work In thus contribution comes ou a rainy Sunday. delightful employments "grand assembly water, enstainping the race distinction broad 3. The total contributions American Indian and is doing; in what It has numerous in these and I want to charge will inspire others with similar devotion hindered and insulted at from the churches times, put — — fronted, every stop and permanent, and in his heart either done for human and bestow us all more of his and BT THE awakening and individuals a low for rights and liberty, and in defenee to this I upon grace ha utter or represent sadly average you great question, daily put to takes towards enjoyment or discouragement implacable hatred. the total church ol a pure Christianity, and Is it has become blessing. improvement In these membership. The rtceipts last doing, myself, How can I best invest my GOODS. three facts-the of the au of those earnings rite circumstances of Governor Washburn’s l CO, —a sword the withholding year frem churches and exclusive of integral part mighty forces that will pulleOrocker CUMBERLAND flaming guards avenues to his and individuals, to the of God, and for the salvation of were SOWING ASSOCIATION negro's equal rights, Ignorance vice, and were oue day redeem America from the dominance of glory deatn peculiar and startling to those about legacies, $189,483.39. Divided among the — — knowledge, and virtue this caste the elements of a race fal-e and in the men? Said our Savieur'“To him that hath him, not to his AT industry against him. prejudice—are church membership of ike country it represents principles bring reign of justice, though wholly unexpected family. warfare; they foreshadow another and truth it shall be I to those who It was known to them that he had a serious affec- Bankers and His guarantees of are a mock- “Impending an average contribution ef 44 cents mem- equity throughout the iengih and given.” speak Brokers, equal rights Crisis"—the next Conflict.1' This only per breadth of tbe land. tion ef the but were “Irrepressible ber; and If the contributions of these who give Within the vast circle sur- have, to those who have the missionary spir- heart, they encouraged to MECHANIC’S ery.” He Is also left in and vice becomes the more obvious, because the negro, all these racial that hope that by care, and the avoidance ef all undue HALL, ignorance annually all the way from $1 up to $1000 were rounding questions tliis Asso- it, “to them that hath it shall be given, and 25 cents NO. 33 EXCHANCE STREET. been recognized as a man before the ciation touches in its work of the excitement and exertion, he might have comfort- Boys’ Caps to a groat extent. More than a million having law, subtracted the average would fall from 60 to 76 past and iu its he shall have abundance” of it. “ of llicre is no alternative hut to withdraw the And so able health for some The Mrabcra of ihe N. Y. H(sr) Nov. 2, ’87. recog- cent below this. the ef Christian outlook for the future there lie subjects and topics years. morning meet- Men’s Scotch Caps 40 fisthaage. Wednesday Evening, the colored of ten nition or to make it real. There Is no per Surely spirit when 1 see a congregation gathered on such of the Board people years old and up- middle benevolence the for thought aad discussion Inexhausti- ing found him a little late from the “ must abroad in churches is not what It absolutely an Soft Hats Private Wir* to New York ahd Bouton ground—be be a slave or a freeman; the to ble! There is uo concert’s occasion as this, to listen to such ad- cars, aid climbing the stairs to the hall, be bed Boys’ 35 TICKETS A0MMITTIN6 GENT AND LADIES 50 CTS. wards can write, but more than three mil- ought be. Did Christians as pray, needjof any missionary equal of bis while peers. 1 he Crisis’ give they dull or and dresses end such as we have sealed himself tbe and “ “Impending their benevolence would reach a mark. being uninteresting, certainly there is papers heard scarcely upon platform, Gloves 50 ■MIC BY CHA5IDl.it H. lions cannot. Both their and is the more imminent from the of the higher this to bis friends about Driving ignorance growth They are apt to be mere honest in the do used of Its being unprofitable while euch a mis- morning. I know that I have before me spoken him, wlisa he fell for- blacks In number. In of an expression ward unconscious inte INVESTMENT SECURITIES FOR SALE. their vices* make them the of de- spite denials, Ihe sionary society as this is in tbe field. It should a congregation who have the their arms; aud though a oct27_dlw dupes time is hastening on when the blacks iu the missionary was South- are the have a place and a bearing in every immediately at his side, anA bis ■ ern they through expression of their conduct. missionary those who are interested in the mis- physician All other in IKKW YORK CORRKMPONDKIKT*. signing men. Moreover the negro is under states will outnumber Hie whites and when concert. spirit, wife soon there also, there was no return of con- goods proportion for a P A R K G A K D E There was a world of philosophy in the reasoning those who love to work W, thfl linn r\f nnmtit itpnitwll/in nn*l +(•{-■ they feel tlieir strength In brawn and muscle—and sionary cause, among sciousness, aud almost as as the few of that little boy who one day said to his father: 6. Tli* circulation of the American the qniekly scene days. when especially there arise among them men of Missionary freedmen of the South, and the Chinese can be he bad left and his CHARLES HEAD & Opp. Lincoln Park. "Papa, I wish f had your “What would should be greatly increased and the people described, us, spirit CO. in Dr. Strieby’s opinion, lies at the bottom of education and talent, with ambition aroused and money.” urged on the Pacific and the Indians on their had home to God. A sudden you do wilh it, my son?” "One thine I would do to read it. Among the 430,379 members of the slope, gone departure, and C. H. Knowlton,.Manaomi. with passion stimulated a sense of reservations in the and I to have » naming on* so mono oi us wno were BO*Te- When ri.itiag the mechanic* Fair, at Baa- water, distancing the $30,008,618,607. In 1880 it was $43,042,- whelming that this is done to any great extent. they give, the result would be eonies the of the Africa— the most degraded part of the wm-ld-was an gloom night, we heard It coming tan, dou'i fail aa *ee air eihibit. race distinction ouo.ooo. Since 1880 the gain has been in all The evidence is, however, quite convincing that enlargement of their hearts, an enlarge- down ont of broad and permanent, and selected by Divine Providence as one of the Three Heaven, "ift tbat belleveth lu me. Loan, Four Per Gent, For- even in are not all read ment of Funding Kmtl.fMS In thU cniit iiumi 11 <• ih« on. probability, larger ratio; and In this the magazines hy their subscrib- the of within an he were in his heart gain grace God them, though dead, yet shall be live: and who- awakening either utter discour- the ehurches hare had ers, and that the waste basket is net " by whom Oort could test llic nation and call Congregational undoubted- altogether enlargement of all Christian which now soever llvetli and believethlnme shall never die upon ly their full share. Ten the with their After Dr. El- joys Christ's agement or implacable hatred.” If anyone it to exemplify before the wo Id tlie Jlrolherhood years ago member- unacquainted presence. giro them the most and that is what saints never perish. They only begin t* Fund Bonds. Specialty Company! ship of the churches was last of the Board of delight, live ty Year, Sinking See of man. The full test could be made 366,895: year It linwood, secretary Presbyterian 1 Rnd in the truest and highest sense when they posters ami small bills. thinks the language of Dr. too only when was Ten once what I desire.” Strieby strong tlie should 430,378. years ago the church contri- Foreiga Missions, had made an earnest ap- Pnr?y fo,r seem to die; and with our Christian highest recognize tlie lowest. butions and there Is a of faith and Im- Admission IS eents. Reserved Seats 10 wo should like to corroborate it the words Til? nation individual donations to our treasury peal for money in the Presbytery, the moderator, story whieh I presume many mortal hopes, we OKricE Portland Water Co. [ and 20 by cannot shirs this test. Justice to you have leye totliiukof him as having ; octa l cents extra. the exclusive of legacies, were $188,166.82. Last a distinguished doctor of divinity, asked him If heard, of a man tuat was wealthy entered upon that life tUTWiH. Portland, Me., Sept. 26, 1887. f dlf of a Southern negro demands it ; Christ, who died for all men higher and commenced a | politician, who no doubt un- year, from the same wers he would not confer a favor on the brethreu who brought hie dollar to bo devoted to mis- nobler service. of the Builds Of this due demands it; lie cares for tlie poor and sources, they $189,483,- by It was an unexpected summons, Company repudiates 39. That is to say: the ten the facts that he had stated in the sions, and said te but we HOLDERStsl, 1888, are informed that derstands tlie sentiments of the for caste; he was born in and toiled for Liurisg past years printing Just his pastor, “I must bring cannot think tbat he was ever These are aaei April hereby people poverty his the churches uaprepareii gaed* perfect tilting. an his have increased in wealth 31 per cent Missionary magazine next month, adding that he my mite.” that Coanoetlcut virtue of act additional to and amendatory whom he Said living; mission was announced and attested and “Well,” said he, ‘T beg your I°r Ijl,kc Puritan, who. when railed far beam, af flaiah and elegaarr af by speaks. Governor McEnery, over; in membership, 19 cent and had been trying for a time to obtain those the Dark eame and of Chapter 151), special laws of 1866, approved by miracles of help for the needy and the preach- per over; long pardon. If you should bring your mite it Day it was proposed that at,la, and are far ladira, jar a aad but in their contributions fiave increased on- Dr. "that the designed January 28th, 1887, the Portland Water Company in a recent speech to a Democratic meeting ing of the gospel to the poor; he touched the they figures. "Why,” responded EUinwood, would be about Legislature should adjoura because the end bo,a. leper ly a little less than 2 per cent. Had the gain kept magazine, for Ihe last two months, has con- $50,000.” Now, my friends, of the world bad were authorized to issue Consolidated Mortgage at when he healed him; he ate with publicans and do not let us befool tnink that come, replied that "this might Unrivalled Mobile, La.: “It is not tiie fault of the pace with the increase in church our tained what I have been telling ourselves and but if it be chose for cheapness, na the reversible prln Bonds for the purpose of Its bonds sinners: in hts church there Is neither bond nor membership, Just we be, wae, to be found at his post, refunding last year would have been literature Is It bring a mite when we ten cents, or bis elple make* one collar to two. heretofore Issued as shall come uue, and for white man—it is not the fault of the colored hut all are one in and In Hie receipts $32,066.07 you today.” Missionary despised. bring doing duty.’1 equal they free, him; lina; Jtulg more than were. a or Both and turn-down the further of Its meat they Had they kept pace witli this dispitc were shown on the merits of the case quarter half a or a silver dollar, "Blessed is that sertant whom bis Lord when standing ro!lar*»lniiall~de- construction works. man—that race Ills award will depend upon how he himself dollar, eirable sizes ana antagonism exists; it is sen- the presumable increase of wealth would there would be to but that is not so. er five er a hundred be eometh shall And styles. fn accordance with said act Us bonds have been was treated in the of one of last of his they nothing say, dollars, ten dollars, or so doing. And If He shall persou the have been more than is and come in Sample collar and sent ‘on issued in denominations of and timent, an a the ft $S4,394.6D were. "Freely It despised without examination in perfect dollars. The means a the second watch or in the third watch pair oHruffs receipt $600 $1000 paya- instinct, passion beyond bretheren. is voice must be heard. To ail that widow’s mite great of six cents. Illustrated in the ye have received, freely give.” was the emphatic ignorance of Its contents. Like the Savior, of the deal. and And them blessed are those (Name size.) catalogue City of Boston, lu Gold Coin forty years control of either. call him laird, and mean to his word »nd fol- When you give the widow’s mite these so, servants." free. Therefore, as much as it obey command of our Lord to his disciples as he sent progress of whose kingdom it tells the story, it is from date, (due 1028) with Interest at the rate of low his example, tills whole question must he lift- treasurys won’t be the Home Mis- Itov. Ten may be them out on errands of mercy among the sick and despised and rejected of men. Not on its merits. empty, Dr. Strieby read a minute adopted by collars, or lire pair of Cuffs sold at stores 4 per cent, per annum, semi-annually iu regretted, yet owing to causes inher- ed out of the realm of pi into tlie sionary won't when 25 cents. payable ejudice higher suffering and sorrowing poor. “Upon the first There are those who read it, and who read it reg- Society be in debt you the for REVERSIBLE COLLAR CO.. 77 February aud August. The bouds may be regis- SHINE’S ent in human of Christian and when aced Executive Committee on the death of nature itself, at any moment, plain duty, p there, day of the week let every one of you lav by him to testify to tile value and give the widow's mite. None of these great Kilby Street, Boston. Mast. octllTTbhSlm tered at the pleasure of the owner thereof. wlio can doubt Hie issue? Tlie brotherhood of ularly. ready exceeding Gov. and under provocation in store as God hatli prospered him,” was the ex- interest of Its matter. One of the great liter- organizations will have trouble when the Washburn, and followed it with ap The have established a Sinking Fund, now unforeseen, a man must be recognized and any Company exemplified. injunction of haul to the churches concern- arymonthlies recently contained au article Christians of this mite.” the proceeds of which will he Its Trus- spark may a Hut tlie remains, liow shall this plicit country give their proprlate remarks eulogistic of the character applied by YEW YORK STORE. produce conllagratiion in our question great ing their collections for the poor. And here are In which were assertions a I he tees to the payment of the Bonds. step in human be taken? The bearing upon hymn was then sung, and work midst. The dream of the progress question our churches organized on pnrpose to carry out question of literature which two months before of this hotbred and lamented Holders of tne Company’s Bonds due 1st, Yankee crank is will he settled and tlie step will be taken in “For all April the teachings of Christ and his apostles; increas- were utterly destroyed by statements of facts that Thy saints, O Lord,” Christian 1888, have the option of an exchange for the new that this question can be solved for no is ever settled till statesman and philanthropist. The 50 by miscege- righteousness, question ing in numbers and increasing in wealth appeared in the American Missionary. When his- after which Dr. delivered issue until November 15. 1887, on the terms to pieces Double Width Dress Hoods, it is settled As we have seen before, tlie Her, Buckingham minute was nation; but my is right. year by year; yet to that in- torians undertake to write the of countries an address in adopted by rising vote as the be obtained on application to Portland Water in all the new at 21c a judgment that, deplore it issue between tlie American Colonics and tlie relatively history memory of the lateex-Governor shades, yard. crease railing behind in their contributions to a into which missionaries have gone, they are sure voice of the by GEO. P. WEHCOTT, as we may, the inexorable British and that between Hie North Win. B. Washburn. Association. The minute is as Company, 60 all wool Serges at SOc a yard j logic forced upon Government, society whose chief and crowning dis- to consult the missionary literature; and they do sep27dlm Treasurer. pieces and the South in to both The is the in full: follows: worth 02 l-2c. us by the unchangeable and eternal regard slavery, might tinction Is that it labors the poor and the not often find it necessary to question either the following address laws of have been settled If and amoug peacefully, righteously; despised and the neglected. A wealthy eliureh accuracy or the value of the information tlioy "Wo recognize the hand of God in the 50 pieces Fashmeres and Diagonal human nature itself is that we to so the now before the nation be Dr. recent have de- question may member who had been in world- there obtain. This prejudice against missionary Buckingham’s Memorial Address. and Dress Hoods a settled If tlie greatly prospered sudden death of lion. Wm. B. Wash- WRIO HT’S at 25c yard. termine whether the negro shall govern and peacefully, righteously by giving ly matters, being questioned as to Ills Christian literature which in the main is botli unfounded negro Ills guaranteed rights, liim out of Ids The recent and death of Governor burn, the President of this Association. We Best 20 pieces Flannel Dress Hoods, double lifting activity In the church, replied that he took no in- and unjust, nugl.1 to be abandoned. Its worth and lamented $6.00 Cabinet Photographs at rule the white man, or whether the white Ignorance and vice, and Idm the mourn the loss of one whose name and at 20ct especially by taking terest in such things, nor was it necessary. The value ought to be recogized. Its wide dissemina- Washburn, President of this Association, ealls influ- width, regular price 50c. from tinder the ban of caste Hut il ence have man shall and rule the preiudice. is thief was m t even a church member and tion and to be and to been so helpful to it: whose 20 for govern negro.” Sen- to be feared dying lie reading ought advocated; vividly mind his worth and nsefnlness; and it many CUBKSI Pains. External Internal. RE- $3.75 PER pieces IMalds and Novelties, that Hioso concessions will not be went io on virtues and same heaven. “But surely you do that, too, its merits. It there are reasons why private have endeared him to so wide DOZEN, combinations and a ator Eustls, at this meeting, declared made, and then Hie question will be settled a something he "River gods," influential and commanding la l.IEVES Swellings,Contractions of the Mus- llarc taken the lead and the trimmings, at 60c by to attest your faith before the you give or the American Missionary should be read by one a circle of friends, whose services in opportunity to secure bloody war of Hie well world; public cles, Stiffness of the Joints. IIf;AI.S Bruises, these rates will worth that God himself had drawn the color line races, involving North as your means to send the to those who have ot our church members, tiie same reasons hold all that rsglon, thongh rnling more by bis person- the church and state have beon continue until Dec. 1st. We em- yard; $1.00. as the South. gospel so| honored Scalds, Burns, Cuts. Cracks, and scratches. (Best the most skilful sepS dtt it not?” “No, sir; 1 do of (he kind. The good why it should be read hy allot them; if there al character than and ploy workmen that can be se- that “our civilization lias to bo worked out conclusion is nothing by any official station. valued; and wt^tender to his fatnilv onr Stable in the CURES Rheuimi- care and too startling to contem- thief-” me are reasons it should into one of our Remedy world.) cured, attention being to every de- without«!»» dying “Let remark, my friend,” why go He was born at la tism, given and turning lo the Winchendon, Mass., 1820 profound sympathy in their irreparable be- Neuralgia, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Croup, tail of the work. Our Is one by white brains, white muscle white {*.“•*; Instinctively posslbtl- said Ills questioner, “before going farther, that families, for trie same reasons it should go into ana skylight ot the best t “tolton of the me and had reavement. all kindred afflictions. in the and our Imr .L?,?0"®'''"1 problem. Let ymi seem to he on pretty Intlmale terms with the them all. There Is a wide field here for cultiva- lived all his life either near or in Green- city, instruments and accessories and that the oilier race must "Yet we are A Large Hottlr. A I’owrrful Brined,. are new. sympathies, dying thief. You seem to derive a great deal of tion. Only one magazine for every twenty-two field. Ills lather died in him gratefuCto our Heavenly Fa- entirely his infancy leaving JEoal cron 'lnii We flulshed work out its in the line appoint- has a consolation from his career. inlnd there readers; oue lor every four fami- ther that he called our brother to Himself nl, aa it rsata but 95 cents 8,100 Cabl lets and redemption Iiintv h!?n?“rtll®n‘ '"."llier great l-csponsl- But, you. only magazine in straitened but he to by during August enslaved is one difference between and him. lies our and allot these not circumstances, managed so painless a per bottle. Septen her. This we consider a and u the black important you among constituents, death, and while in the dis- very creditable ed by Providence under the leadership brotfier ff!i i?"er' V”'t,>0- obtain a at Lawrence showing for a new firm. llis ''olisent to tlie He was a dying thief—and you are a living one.” read by those who take theml No wonder there good preparatory education charge of his as a member of the Amer- All Druggists. NEI.wo.vf A CO.. HOwTO.vf. v.rtual reeom ill'®'a‘r" ,K,lve duty 15 assured direction of the white race.” Of the results in the constitution; Will a man rob God? was a question asked in is ignorance among the churches about our work, Academy, Groton, and was Yale Col- ican we febL5 of polite and courteous m d w slHvei,>' graduatedat Board; rejoice that in him we can T,Th&Slst2dor4thpnrm attention.,J£„ve'y v,!,.Uer at £jOO\AV * crr,ir sml 'lemand- ancient times. Modern times have not outgrown and there being ignorance no wonder that there is of this caste Dr. Strieby takes a ed the einaneu ■ lege In 1844. He purposed to devote himself to point to one whose loving heart made his prejudice, the pertinency of its asking. a lack of interest and meagreness of contribu- the Christian home whose and very startling view. Not many probably The Association should be relieved from a per- tions! But I hear some one say, "our church ministry, but the death of an uncle happy, integrity honorable edhimlo^liT^l^t'^dl’^^Arb,^^?^ were a noble will petual struggle to get out of debt. From a busi- members will not take the American Missionary. leaving a large business dealing example in business WRIGHT’S, 5181-2 k concur with him in but no one oil .a dawn manufacturing heavily Congress this; making8him l-‘i!n 8'the ness the struggle is nut From They would not read It were you to give it to life: whose honors and offices in the service eodt'in will ballot, the Southern ai^oV"“giving1* standpoint heal'hy. will be of interest to estimation Fine Portrait dissent irom the that a brother, though be could no a It Is not right. Tbank God them.” Well, then, they are not interested In our you to know tbe of the State were and were dis- Photog- proposition great resist, yet entered his religious standpoint unsought, longer most earnest pres we come to this annual free from debt. It work, that Is all. They don’t care whether the In which ho was held, and the felt for his with and duty lies before both the North and South to test. He said: 1 know meeting respect charged fidelity abllty, and whose these negroes: thev are is since we that be- Is to ihe poor or not; don’t Pollve Notice. four years enjoyed privilege gospel preached they character and Influence In life 8nd work iu the church were an raphy. educate and not lit for the ballot and will ruin Hie allowed run our Connecticut valley honor elevate the colored race. Un- country If fore. We would like, If it please the churches, to care whether Illiteracy Is to rampant rilflE regular of the Police Lx have itBut the Like Governor one to his profession and to the cause of monthly meeting they Northern brother iiad ‘(he in Hie of the all over the country and our free institu- Strong before htin, he was of Christ. A board will be fortunately the own General indulge luxury singing doxology at destroy Iu WEDDING amlnlng lndd at tin Common NO. 514 CONGRESS STREET. South, blinded by its power, and like Jackson lie "took tlie re- or don't cart whether the suddenness of his departure we are shorter Intervals. Well, (lien, don't get into debt. tions, not; they Justice embarrassed compelled bun to lake the manage- room in the City Building, on Tl’ i: I>A V refuses to He cannot now shrink from that bo done to those who have been most reminded that be Invitation* or W.W. DAVIN {Jwncjl prejudices, see whither it is drift- sponsibility.” Busily said. Had we a fixed and certain income; shall cruelly ment of which he we, too, may called in an engraved printed, K\ ENING. Nov. 1, 1887, at 7.30. ««. lie cannot, with belter It, did with such ability and sue. A. A Ilotiou. reRTMsn, responsibility, any suc- had we the authority to levy upon Hie churches a defrauded, or not; they don’t care whether the €U., Kagrwvvra, tllrai St., FRANK W. RGB1N8UN. Clndnimu. ing. mute, wash his hands and thus be made ceis that ba not buslnese from Send fur eess|thau specified tax and the power to collect it; had we honor of the nation, by meeting tbe involved obit- only rescued the [COKCLUBEB 0> FOURTH UAOE.j samples aud estimate*. sapI2eod2ni octfG dtd Personal attention given to all tltilngs. Jell eodtl «•

AW 1»B». mnciLLANioim. ■ EE. and the high prices have checked the demand. extra Western and State at 3 90 a3 40; good to Philadelphia.New York Laguayra... Nov 2 nmcBUANBfiim. The do at 3 60 a 4 90; common to choice White Nov 3 rUEss. strike at the coal mines is about over aud the choice Oregon.Quebec.Liverpool... The wheat Western extra at 4 4oa.4BO; fancy do at Cl y Alexandria.. New York.. Havana.Nov 3 men will return aud commence work Novem- by at 4 U6 a4 00; common to good extra Ohio at 3 00 Polynesian.Quebec.Liverpool ...Nov 4 Sneezing Catarrh. HCt. 27. ber first. common to choice extra St Louis at 3 00a Clenfuegos.New York..Havana_Nov 5 Thursday iob®®* The sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, the ac- ^ f4.0'»;00; paten' Minnesota extra good to prime at Toronto.Quebec ....Liverpool ...Nov 10 distressing from the JUST to do 4 Nov 10 eyes and ARRIVED! Imports. 4 Boat 75; choice fancy at 80(S6 00. In- Parisian.Quebec.Liverpool... rid, watery discharges nose, the PRESS* Bills Cltv mill extra 4 ...Nov 12 WESTPORT,N8. Bchr .1 W It:iymond-844 qtls cluding 2.40o 16^4 36; 1,- Caracas.New York-.Laguayra painful inflammation extending to the throat, the fish 14 bbls mackerel 9 do oil to 700 utils nue di 2(JO(s2 76: 2400fbbls sunerdne Periodical Depots of N. dry Twitched, of the mucous liuing, M»V hArt»*tain©d**th« & Co. 2 60A3 10; 1300 bbls extra No 2 at 8 00 u 3 40; swelling causfng choking Chaiupllu MINIATURE ALMANAC,... OCTOBER 27. noises in THE LARGEST LINE OF GK*U°V ,J11fqV& TRAPANI. Bark Andriea Lo Vico—760 tons 8201) bbls winter wheat extra 3 o0.a4 90; 24,200 sensations, cough, ringing the head and salt to John A Emery & Bro. bbls Minnesota extra at 3Ju0.u5 OO.Soulheru dour headaches,—how familiar these Portland si.; Joliit Cox', BOO trading l'glit. dour Is easier, splitting symp- not,';Xlil,'^oi!ailV» 7 firmly held, Rye gSSr::::::::::::2Biaw«**}:v::: IU who suffer St.: ...• ... toms are to thousands Congress St., Costello, Exchange Lawson, wtieai—recelDts 78,000 bush; exports 30,068 Leugtli of day 10 27 , f 8 ft 4 in periodically 604 ■•Broad •** j Jewett, RscelDts. ... 47 Middle St.; Congress St.; Peter- bushisales 6H,oo0 bush spot; comparatively dim, Moon sets 1 48l"*l*l,t 1 8 ft 6 iu from head colds or influenza, and who live In St.; corner Congress and Ig- son.2 Exchange Goold, PORTLAND. Oct. 25, 1887, but rather No 2 Spring at 83V*c; No 2 Ited a 109 St.: quiet; norance of the fact that single application of Chestnut 81s.; Chisholm, Congress Hop- Received by Maine Central Railroad—For Port 84c elev. Ki,,it8i>Vsc delivered, according to uuali- Cure for corner 343 Sanford's Radical Catarrh will kins. Commercial, Park; Morrill, Cou- aud 36 cars miscellaneous uiercnauuise; tor cor., No 1 Red nominal 80c; No 1 White nominal Koss, 193 ty; M JsT afford instiintaneoiM relief. St.; Congress St.; Beardswortb, nectlug roads; 132 cars miscellaneous mereban at 88>£c.. Rye nominal. Harley is drm with a AKJLJMK EWB. in cases of corner But this treatment simple Catarrh ALLEN * CIM 7 India St.; York aud Tate PANY. Harley, Use. hush ex- fress Sts.; <•«■■—receipts 38,280 but a faint of what tins _ good inquiry. gives idea remedy will do Abbott. 343 Spring St.; and of Chisholm Bros, bush 298,000 bush PORT OF PORTLAND. norts 38,320 ;sales spot diiglier m the chronic forms, where the is ob- WINTER on all trains out ol the citv. for No 3 j breatliiug OV agents running at Crain Quotations. and more active, partly export; 6u>i4; structed by chokiiig, putrid mucous accumula- TCOATS, Auburn. Haskell & No 2 at 63c store, 63%ng68*/*c delivered. Obis smell and Reynolds. WEDNESDAY. Oct. 20. tions. the hearing alfected, taste gone Augusta, J. F. Pierce. Received daily, by private wire, by H. N pink- -receipts 91.000 bush; exports 42 tiu; sales 130,- throat ulcerated and hacking cough and gradually Bath, J. O. Shaw. ham, broker. 9 Exchange street, Me: 000 bush spot; higher moderately active;spot Arrived. fastening itself upon the debilitated system. Then Portland. 3 at No 3 White at WINTER B.ddeford, F. M. Burnham. prices—No 82Vic; 34a34‘-»c; Barque Andrea Lovlco.illl) Martorauo,Trapani it Is that the marvellous curative power of Han- SUITINGS, A. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. No 2 at 327/kg33c; No 2 White 34%C36c; No 1 CLOTHS. L. Jellerson. wltn salt to J A A Bro. Vessel to ford’s Radical Cure manifests Itself in White at Western at 32 Emery Chase, instan- Boston, Mass., American House. Tuesday’s quotations. nominal; No 1 37c;Mtxed Leavitt A Co. taneous and grateful relief. Cure begins from the White do tlotfre—fair Rio dull Brunswick, B. L. Dennison. WHEAT. ®34c; 36®40c. Sell Bloomer, Boston. first It is rapid, radical, with fair re- Harper, application. permanent, Cumberland Mills, K. S. Raymond. at I9%c. Wwaixr is steady demand; Sell Lucy W Dyer, Bostou Bay, with 180 bbls economical, safe. Oct. Nov. Dec. May 0 2 at Extra C 6%ic; White Damariscotta, E. W. Dunbar. dnedweak; 6a6n4c; mackerel. Hanford’s Radical Curb consists of one Openmg. |71% 73% 79% A bot- W. A. Mitchell. 71% Extra 0 6Wg6 66-lo0; Yellow 4%g6c; off at Sell Christum Ellsworth. Boston tle of the Radical Cure* one box Freeport, ... ltay, with 30 Catarrhal Highest. 71% 72% 73% 79% 5 ii',1-1 GO a standard A at Fryehurg, J. C. Gerry. n% c; HVeia,6 18-lOOc; Mils mackerel. Lost 200 bbls ol tbo Solvent and an improved Inhaler ; Lowest...... 71% 71% 73V* 78% A 6 cut loaf by breaking urice, $1 Fail Held, E. H. Evans. Confec A at 6V4c: Mould at 6fi-100e; seine. Potter Drug & Chemical Co., Boston GENTLEMEN’S Closlug.71% 72% 73% 79% 7c: gran- FURNISHINGS Farmington, White & Marwick. and crushed unwdered6% «.6%c; Sell Oertle Boston I*clielt uin Lewis, Bay, Gardiner, Palmer & Co. COHN. ulated 6V4c; Cubes at BBfcc. steady; Sell Joe tiom Yarmouth. NS—wood \0 RHEUMATIZ Plaids. lu moderate demand; Kinney, t.Ur) ABOUT ME! Gorham, Jas. H. Irish & Co, Oct. Nov. Dec. united 70*e. to Buiubam A Morrill. Chemical Co., Boston, Mass. £5% 29% _» er UTl.t_n TAILORING DEPARTMENT. to be found in Portland, at Saco, H. B. Kendrick & Co., Wm. Stackpole. Closing. 26% Corn stronger; No 2 at 41%c. Oats steady—No 2 Sen Lizzie A Annie, gpurllug, Steuben -wood to So. Paris. A. M. Wednesday's auotatious. at26ViiC. RyeatBl'AC. Barley—So 2 at71IAc. J 11 Blake. Gerry. and C. H. Pierce. Provisions stronger—Mess Pork 13 00; Lard, at Sch Lizzie May, Keruald, Winter Harbor—wood Hlntrnrnlof the mantling C'oudiiioa Spriugvale, WHEAT. of daubing of A SPECIAL Skowhegan—Bfxby & Buck. 6 6b.au eu; i»ry saneu snouiaets o 11030 zujsuon to J H Blake. the Northern fouipuuy, ioin- Overcoatings superior quality. Themaston, S. Delano. Oct. Nov Dec May clear sides at 7 00@7 10. Whiskey 1 10. Sch Gertie Lewis. Greenlaw, Cape Cod. menred business May 3, ISM.) DISPLAY is now mad* in our Vlnalbaven, A. B. Vlnal. Openliie.... 72% 72% 73% 79% It-ice pts— Hoi r, 31,000 bbis; wheat. 87,000 Sch Enterprise, Oliver. Bath. Selben Connor, Presideut. ROCK BOTTOM PRICES! Waldohero, G. Bliss. Highest— 72% 72-% 73% 79% b.i»b;cor 3x0 000 hush; oats 242,000 bu; rye 9,- Sch Mary Elizabeth, Duutou, Bootlibay. Weston F. Milliken, Vice President. large corner window. C. H. Lowest. 71% 71% 73% 79% bush. L. Waterville, Hayes. 000 oush; tiaiiej. 69,000 Cleared. Charles SLABston, Secretary. Yarmouth, W. F. Bennett. Closing. 71% 71% 73% 79% Shipmeutiw-Floui. 22 000 bbis: wheat, 72,000 llaroue Alex Camubell. Bunker. Kennebec, to Portland, Oct. 13, ISSf. CORN. bush: eoiu, 317,000 bush; oats, 90,Odd,bush; rye CALL AID KlinilE. 2.000 bush, barley 61,0oo bush. load lor Baltimore—J Nickerson & son. Oct. Nov Dec. May. Sen Laura Brown, (Br) Willlger, Parrsboro— LIABILITIES: AND WISDOM. 42 ST. LOUIS’ Oct. 26. 1887.—The Flour market Opening— 41% 41% 45% Ryan & Kelsey. Capital stock.9100,000 00 Highest.... 42 42% 41% 46% Is firm hut dull: XX 2 10*2 25; XXX 2 302 40: Sell Bessie K Crane, (Br) Crane, Parrsboro— Demand deposits. 12,003 23 ALLEN No Trouble to Stiow Goodn I at 2 6u®5 85 3 46 at & Lowest. 41 30*3 Teacher—Now. father 141% 41% »/s 46% family fancy :|patems Rvau ii Kelsey. Certificates ol 69 Johnny, suppose your 42 3 OO. Wheal No 2 Red at deposit. 11,026 CO., 72V»*i has an tlncome of Hve thousand dollars a Closing. i.-41% 41% 46% 76*4 lower; Sen Kenselt, Clark, Kennebec, to load tor Phila- lte discounts. 62* no year Corn firm: closing easier at4u®4oyjc. from his business, lie two thousand for OATS. 72%e. delphia—.! S Winslow & Co. Coupon collections. 69 Co spends at 24% Is steady your mamma's clothes; titty dollars for his own Oatsuuchaugeil 326C. Whiskey Soli Leonora, Bonsey, Kennebec, to load for Debentures "A” 6 per cent)... 00 Oct. Nov. May. at 1 05. Provisions Pork—summer (series 17,100 FINE aud one thousand dollars In miscellane- easy. pack Niantic Couu—J Nickerson & Son. Profits. 80 CL0T1IIG MiKElS, clothing, opening... 26% 26% 29% 13 00. l.ard at 8 26. salted meats— Bay, 6,799 ous How much will he hare at the lng at Dry 8cb J B Flour- expenses. highest... 26 V* 26% 29% shoulders at 6 clear 6 76: clear Stinson, Stinson, 'Bangor—Paris end of ths year? 00*5 12%: long Ins Co. lowest. 26Vi 26% 29% ribs 8 8,%; short clear 7 00*7 12%. Bacon- 11*8,123 32 Johnnie (after marine deliberation) —'Leveu Closing. 25 25 Sell Congress, Haines, W Thaxter. RESOURCES: V* Vi 29% shoulders at 8 oO; clear 7 ; clear Bangor—S FRED R. 67% thousand dollars. lung 60*7 Sell Commerce, Ladd, FARRINGTON, ribs at 7 short clear at 7 908 00. Hams Bangor—Paris Flouriug Bauk stock.9 11,000 00 MIDDLE 7 COR. PLUM. 1WITTeacher—Eleven thousand dollars! You don’t 70*7 76; •ctlS ST., «w4lf Portland Press Stock List. Company, Mortgage bonds. 61,680 65 seem to know your arithmetic. Dally steady 12*14. Sen J B 0 Stinson, Stinson, Bangor—Paris Flour- Beal estale loans “A” trustee 1 know a Corrected by swan a Bahhktt, lumbers and 1 ih«ee pts-1 r, 8,000 libls, wheat 41,000 bu, (series Jobunie—Well, Pop. He's nalderman. ing Co. account. Unaor FalmouttL Hotel, UO 19 I Brokers, 186 Middle street. corn 89,000‘bum.uals 38100 uusli, haney 19,000 20,800 00 lOOu bush. Collateral loans. 27,772 70 STOCKS. bush, rye FROM OCR CORRESPONDENT. Shipments— Flour bbis, wheat 16,000 Furniture and fixtures. 465 00 Their action effect 16,OOOJ gentle and good Descriptions. Par Value. Bid. Asked bush, ooru 120.00,1 hush oats 28,000 hush, baney SACO, Oct 26—Ar, schs B F Neally. Oliver, fm Expense accouut. 3,266 34 on the system really make them a perfect little Canal National Bank.loo 162 163 Q.J..I limn rve 4000 bush Philadelphia; Faunie & Edith, New York. Due from W. L. Lowell;* Co., bank- Oasco Nat. Bank.100 160 162 ers, Halifax, N, 8. 17 208 MIDDLE ME, pill. They please those who use them. Carter’s iT^rTTriTocV. i-soi.—wueair-No 1 White WISCA8SET, Oct 20-Ar, sell Lincolu, Cofflu, 10,669 STREET, PORTLAND, First N ational Bank.100 120 122 .8, Cash on baud ana on 60 at 79c: No 2 lted at Corn—No 2 at 44c Portland. deposit. 16,980 Little Liver Pills may well be termed “Perfection.’ 3uni>erlaud National Bank.. 40 61 62 7744c. Oats—No 2 at 2: c. Oct 24—Ar, sell Cock of the Walk, Lewis, from Mercliauta’ National Bank.. 76 122 124 32 28,000 bush. Boston. 9148,123 National Traders’Bank.loo 140 142 Receipts—Wheat Collected profits.96,799 80 Prohibitionist—f wish 1 could convince Oct 26—Sid, schs Bessie H Rose.Adams.Mobile; jrou, my Ocean Insurance Co.100 76 80 NEW ORLEANS, Cct. 26 1887.—Cotton is Unpaid accrued Interest_ 1,430 61 friend, that inflicts untold Pearl. Duutou, Boston; Cock of the Walk, Lewis, THE ALL IN! liquor misery upon Portland Company. 96 100 very firm; middling 9 1-lOc. WE, ■ - - countless thousands; that water, cold water Portland. pure Portland Cias Company. 60 66 70 Oct. 1887. 98,230 31 Is what we all should drink: that— SAVANNAH, 26, Cotton steady, EAST Oct 24-Ar, schs C V Oar itark it aaw Wa have 9c. MACH1AS, Minot, Expenses to date. 3,266 34 eaaipleta. Saloon keeper (convinced)—You are right, sir. BONDS. middling Hathaway, Portland; H C Chester, Clark, Boston. a ttark aad laer aiaartMeat thaa AWAY. larger TO BE GIVEN water Is a State of Maine Oct. 1887-Cotton Is good thing. (To bartender)—Kelly, 6s. due 1889 ...106 106 CHARLESTON, 26, firm; PORT CLYDE, Oct 23-Ar, eebs 8 J Net 97 evar aad wa lavila rea la call at about four 9 GUmere, earnings.94,974 kefare; pour more gallons of water into that Portland city 8s, M uulcip’ 1 various 1 oo 116 middling l-10*9y»c. Calais for West Martha Nickels, do for FRED E. barrel of Portland Haven; RICHARDS, IllWI’t, 411 Caagraat •treat, where whiskey. City 6s, K. U. aid 1907... 126 126 MEMPHIS, Oct. 26, 1887.—Cotton steady; mid Boston; Wave, Addison for do; Phebe Ann, Ban- Hank Examiner. Bath Muu. various.102 106 oct20d3t_ the latait City 6s, dltag 9j. gor Lynn; Hiram, Calais for do; St John Batli 6s K. K. aid various_101 103 Acara, Oily itton is mid- lor Boston; Nell, do for New York; A 0 Watson, No one knows better than those who Bangor City 6s, long U. It. aid._113 11# MOBILE,Oct. 26,1887.-C stealy; dUu 9c. do for Boston; Crown Prince, do for Salem; Clara have used Carter’s Little Liver Pills what relief Bangor City 6s, Muu.123 126 _ FOR THE CHILDREN. long do for Boston. SCHOOL J Wilber, Belfast City 8s, K. K. aid. 104 ,06 they have given when taken for dyspepsia, dizzi- European Markets. Oct 26—Ar, schs C M Gilmore, Thompson, Port- FALL STYLES Aud. A Ken. K. K. 6s, various... 106 106 land; Mluctta, Winterport (or Boston. ness, pain iu tlie side, constipation, and disor- Portland A Ken. K. R. 111 6s, 1896 113 By Telegraph.] Sailed-the arrivals of 23d. ATKINSON are new aa exhibltlna; yea eaa hare Sufferers ! jroar dered stomach. Deeds A Farmlng’tn R. R. 6s.Ill 113 LONDON, Oct. 26 1887 —Consols 102 16-16 for FROM feet Iliad far aaa fart aad ter. Maine Ceutral It. R. 1st 7s.. 121 praperly mtg 123 and 103 for the FROM MERCHANTS’ XaCHANOK. Maine Central K. It. Ccnsol 7s....136 137 money account.; vice, tar a little weae/, at Kiga at ■ AM- A farmer wrote as follows to a distinguished Maine Ceutral R. R. Fund 6s. 108 LONDON. Oct. 26, 1887.-U. 8. 4s, 129% ;4%s Sid fm Valparaiso Sept 16. barque Albert Rus- I U scientific Skg 110 MO COLO BOOr. agriculturist, to whom he felt UDder ob- Portland Water Co. 1 st mtg 6s.... 101 102 111%. soll, Kaue, Constituclou, Chilli. X. John Little Sc Co. ligations for a of swine: ’• Passed 24th, ship Cyrus Hib- Introducing variety 2d mtg 6s.106 107 Oct. 26. 1887.—Cotton market- Scilly Wakefield, Sir: 1 went to the cattle 1 LIVERPOOL, from for Santa Fe. ’’Uesi>ected yesterday 3d mtg 6s... .Ill 112 at bard, Liverpool Severe steady: uplands Orleans 5%d;«ales show. I found several of 6%d; 10,- Ar at Bueuos Sept 7, barque A U Canu, i pigs your species. 000 bales and 1000 hales. Ayres HOUSE ^peculation export There was a great variety ef hogs, and 1 was sur- Haines, Portland; 12tn, Geo M Stauwood, Clark, at not there.” Boston Stock Market. New York. i BOOTS AND SHOES prised seeing you [By Telegraph.] Portland Wholesale Prices Current Sid fm Trinidad 12th lust, barque Franc Lam- far Ladlat, tteatt, Mlttet aad ea.tomer par.-having vne Mo.en vpa.lv .taa4ar4 ( vh» The following quotations of stocks are recei vta brith, W’est, New York. Cklldrea, Every A For the week Oct 19. 1887. la little girl once said she would he very glad to 4anv: eliding Coughs Kid, Calf, Coat aad Baagala. I.eatle- Thread, Clark'., Caat'a ar W illlavaaile at ta ( ItTI r.R »»« goto heaven, because they have plenty of pre- Boston A Maine R7«. 1893.Ill Mioiir. ur>». Memoranda. WEAK SPITTING of atea’t lae kaad tewed Waakeaahatl Balt serves there. and LUNGS, will ha with a •i-heiar’v 4 Bax aath at T Being cross-examined, she took Portland Water Oo. 1st Cs. 1888 .100% Superhue iii;MxdCorE. 68*69 Atiule Lewis. Lewis, at Boston from with prevented eaapaal.a down her catechism and low Barque waterpraaf tele,,ealy $a per pair. triumphantly read: Maine State Us. 1889.103V* grades.2 76*5 76 Corn, bag lots....60*61 Bin-nos Ayres, reports Sept 10, Thos Bosbworth, BLOOD, and the early stage of .alt at 3ft ceat. each. the saints to love God?" Answer: Hill X aud .Meal lots. Eye Maple, uaually “Whyought Manufacturing Co. 80 Spring bag ..67*68 aged 20 years, a native of Cork, Ire, fell ever- “Because He makes and York .4 lots preserves keeps them.” Manufacturing co.m 997% XX Spring. 15*4 351 Oats, car 38*39 board and was drowned. CONSUMPTION should use Continental Mills.39% Patent Spring iOats, bag lots 40*42 Sell enrotno, Dow, from Franklin for New York, Bates) Manure Co. .127 Wheats.'■ 00*6 26 Cottonseed. FURNISHING put inte llyamils 26th with loss of an anchor off BROWN, New York ana New Sugiann Kallr am 40% Mich.straight I car lots..26 26*26 60 Bass river and mainsail turn. SALE TO COMMENCE WEDNESDAY MIRNINS. do ore! roller .4 76 do i 5a j log 60*4 bag...26 00*27 00 Soil A Hall, Veazle, at Perth Am from SIGN of MAMMOTH GOLD clear do....4 Mary boy BOOT, C. 8. A U. 128% 26*4 60!Sack’dflr'n Feruaudtua, reports heavy weather aud had to and Santa car lots. .20 00 s When was Aten., 1ope*a Feiltallroad. *93% stonegrouud4 26*4 36, 00*21 over of deckload lumber. Adamson Baby sick, we throw part gave her Caatoria, Beu at Louis 1 461 CONGRESS telephone. ..*214 si’gt do hag. ..21 00*22 00 Viueyard-llaven, Oct 26—Tbe firs In the Carso STREET, When she was a Wisconsin roller.4 22 00 Child, she cried for Cen’ral.16% 76*6 00| Middlings. 00*25 of schr J P Auger broke out afresh last niglit Slack, Market Caatoria, Mexican Ceutral R 7s. dear do.... 4 ;do bag Iots,2l 00 Clapp’s Rfsars. When she 75*4% 00*26 and the vessel was scuttled and suuk. became Miss, shs to Mexican Ceutral.. Winter Wheat 1 PniruioK. clung Caatoria, 13% Botanic Tkc Ihse Hart af Partlaad. Boston A Maine R. Patents.6 00*5 251 Pork— Whan aha had Children, aha them 221% Domestic Ports. sodtf gars Caatoria. F'nit A Pore Kalin.ao coin. *%*•»- Backs ...1800*18 60 sell_ Marquette 23% PORT TOWNSEND-Ar OO ref’..,.. 06 Odd. 0 qtl— Clear ....17 50*18 00 17th, ship Berlin, X.John Little Sc Co. San Francisco 14 for j Wfc 1 auslri Ceutral 34 Large Shore 251 Mess.16 60 Wldtinere, days Nanaimo; preferred. 4%*4 00*16 Richard Mclutre. Boston A Large ttauka 76a4 OOiBeef— St Paul, Pamio. do; 111, San Balsam. irro aW» Albany.199 Rmtu w Ratine Call!orola Southern Railroad. Small.3 00a8 601 Ex Mess. 7 76® 8 26 Diego (or Port Iladlock. It has most 37% A—Ar Acca- astonished of the unin vvfii kit uunuo Mexican Central Pollock.2 26, Plate.... 8 25 TACOM 17th, ship Occidental, from have 4s. 06% 25*3 76*9 to load coal for Sail Francisco. arranged aspecialcircu- Enraptured young and ad- Haddock.1 00 KxPIate 9 76 pulco, skilled Physicians. While it lady, gazingupward 60*2 25*9 SEATTLE—Sid for lar for the benefit of man—What a wonder- •Kx-dividend. Hake.1 00 I-aro 17th, ship Ivanhoe, Carter, young ft dressing young newspaper 76*2 San Francisco. cures the it the PER CENT. ful is Do ever feel overwhelmed Herring Tubs Cough strengthens thing spscet you I? 4?..7ys®7%0 PORT DISCOVERY-Sid housekeepers, setting ferth by its New York Stock ana ffiarkot. Scamd tg Tierces.... 7%@741iC 17lh, ship Oregon, and the blood. Immensity? Money bx-.16<*22c Prttclia d. San Francisco. system purifies man—I should rather think I No 1. the cost of furnishing the Young newspaper [By Telegraph.] Palls.74l@8%c PORT LUDLOW— old 17111. C O Whit- lftV I >ril«r«rw<« nafl miss: I have a column of it to 8111 Mackerel V bbi— Hams 4> barque do, every day. NEW 26 It_11*11% the YORK, Oct. 1887,-Money on call Shore do covered. more, Thompson, San Frank'sco. Kitchen, Dining Room, has been from 3 to 4 Is.16j00@1800 .12*13 SAN Wm H Price lO 35 c., and 75 c. easy, ranging per cent; last Store 2s. 13 00*16 00 *»tt. FRANCISCO—Ar 17tb, ship Macy, the Sitting Room, Parlor and First loan 3, closing at 3. Prime paper at 6ft8. Sterl- Seattle. Mortgage I have been troubled with catarrh of the.head Med. 5s. 11 00*13 00 Kerosene— Arnesbury, ing exchange dull and linn. Government bonds Old 17tb, ship Edw O’Brlon, Oliver, Port Towns- mh21 eod&wlynrmcm vnumwcr, unu lur me and throat for 8ve com- Large ..12 00*14 ooito Kei. rei. ngurci years. Three years ago I uuu uubuuu uauiuihi trnuus mm aiiu min a lit* Produce. Water While. 7Vi end. menced the use of Cream and stock oarket closed dull given Ely’s Balm, from but firm at fractional Cranberries— I Pratts Ast’l.ibbbl. 10% PASCAGOULA—Ar 18th, barque Miiguntlcook, over first the 8rst application I was relieved. The sense of gams prices. Maine— 6 « 60| lievoe’s Brilliaut. Wallace, Key West. Fund 50® 10Vi sue transactions at tue stock Exchange aggra- 8 PENSACOLA—Ar 26th, barque Vldettc, Tun- Sinking Cape Cod 00@8 8 smell, which had been lost, was restored. I have vated 331,400 shares. 60|Ligonla. Due ltio. Tea Beans.. .2 0682 76 Casco White. 7% nel!. Galveston. Leaders, l¥s Week! found the Balm the for o« are only satisfactory remedy roiiowiDg to-day’s quotations of Govern- Medium....2 1682 251Ceatenulal. 8 JACKSON VILLE—Ar 22d, sch Melissa Trask, ment securities: ■ •nurd by the Hath Water Aapply Ce. ef catarrh, and it has a cure in German md2 2682 40| Raisins. Trask. Bangor. WILL INSURE accomplished my United states the ef is bonds, 3s. yellow rives.1 76,a] SFiMuscalei_|2 60®3 50 FERNANDINA—Ar 25th, sch llolen A Chase, City Rath, Raise, pieces. case.—H. L. Meyer, Waverly, N. Y. Nsw to, lOO dozen Knotted Col- reg. 126% Total s hush 7('c@80c Loudon Lay’r 3 O0i3 1(1 South id. Charleston. Fringe Cream Balm cured me of catarrh and re. VcW 4S. December Ely’s COUP.. 126% do 86c Ondura Lay.. lliai%c BRUNSWICK—Ar 26th, soli Chas H Wolston, ored Border Damask Towels 35 Coupons payable June and New Houlton, Charleston. stored my sense of smell. For cold In head It 4%s, reg. 108% St Totai i.es 2 6083 60, Valencia_ 9%®lo lflnckley. wortli 50 ecus. — AT TBB — New PORT SC—Ar sell Fannie Wol- cents; 4%s, coup 108% Onions bbl 3 6083 751 augur. ROYAL, 24th, works like magic.—E. H. Sherwood, Banker, Pacific NC. 30. 38, 30 iucli Umbrellas, with Central lsts.11 u Tursevs.20a.24igrun lateo lilt.7 stou, Marr, Beaufort, satisfaction to those 1/euver ... nickel perfect BOSTON SAFE tEPflSIT AID TRUST CD. Elizabeth, N. J. <8 K. Gr. JSts. 121 Chickens.lt>417IExtraC.«% NORFOLK—Sid 26th, sch Fannie U Stewart, bandies, $1.35,worth $3.00 Erie 2us. 08% Lane. New York. Ladies’ and Gents’ to live as Fowls 12814 Needs. .Herino Un- proposing becomes The bend. are luaed under tbe Kincaid not so Kansas; Pacific Consols. .101 GEORGETOWN, DC-Ar 25lh, Shannon, autherltyof AND WINTER (who (liese brig AUTUMN MaJ. just popped)-I'm Ked Ton_*2 jDSl-Vg derwear from 50 cents to .OOjlOo NB. $3.00; those in moderate .penal an. ef the l-exihlature ef Maine. The very old, Miss Daisy. King Solomon was over itrcvon Nav. lsts.109% s 2 Sawyer-St John, circum- pple*. Timothy Seed 76®2% best at low (owpaay'e w.rke are fully rouipleted a.<> la oper- 100, you know when he married, and I’m sure lie Union Pacific 1st..... 114% Clover_ Cld 26th. sch Maud, lor Boston. vwricty very prices. stances and do 8Vi®12VsC provides fsr all ation with a i.rge liat ef een.ui.er. and . Hydrant made a husband, Land Grants .. BALTIMORE-Ar £4tb, sch Mattie A Franklin, $1.35 Colored Dress Goods good Choice eating 2 6tv®;3 00 Cheese. plain Beatal frow the of Bath. Tbe bond, are eon- n'f.it i— do kinking Fuads .... Boston. City mian nnco ill Common 1 7.V®2 001 Vermont_ 10313% McDonald, 75 cents. the furniture needed by such, Pll 1 LADELPlilA—Ar 24th. Tacoma.Shel- flaaatly ra.ewa.aa4 aa a ee.aec rative iareet- a time that the-ei y distrib- Vli* following quotations of stocks aie peeeiveu Fancy Baldwins IN.Y. lactory 10 1813% ship ! $1.00 plain Colored Dress Goods at the same time be eut weuL SUITS uted, don’t you know. bv H. l'«rt- *>tbl 2 I don, New York: barque Cbesttua Redman,Watts, may daily N.Pinkham, Exchange street, bvaporatea 413c 03 cents. ft farther Infer we Bee aeply to land, Me.: I Butter. Boston; sch Maggie Cain, Keunebec. down those to do Cld sen Boston. by willing We offer for Fall and Winter selection, Me* Oct. 26. Oct. 20 l.nnsHi. iCreamery in lb...26828 24th, St Cr ix, Hanley, 88 cent plain Colored Dress with less. WHITNEY A The Beau Ideal of a Family Medicine. Palermo.6 0085 60'(lilt Edge Ver 25®27 N EW YORK— Ar 26th. ship Cora, Appleby, Goods 50 cents. BASSET, CO., of Bristol; sch H L Sheets, Baugor. T9 Reresehire dium and Heavy Weight Suits, Many A remedy which promptly and completely re- Open- Olos- Open- Clos- Messma. I Choice.2»a21 The sums allotted ts differ- Street, Restes, ing ing ins Maiagers.... Cld 24th. schs Jennie A Stubbs, Kldridge, As- lleres ailments of such common occurrence as Ing |(lood.18821 these Suits are made frem fine Domestic bid. bid Oranges. pinwall; F C Pendleton, Fletcher, Feraaudlna; ent departments are as fol- Or to tbe IStore.16®16 S Indigestion, constipation, biliousness and dis- N. Y. Central.106% 106% 106% loev* Florida. Kggs. Ada Alien, Dudley. Boston. Passed the Gale 24th, schs Susan, New York lows: Ths Kitchen, $35.65; FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF and are an excellent substitute for orders of a malarial is the beau Lake Shore. itl% 92% 92% US Valencia j Eastern extras...23824 goods type, assuredly for Pusliaw, do for Boston; M J Erie common. 20% 27 27% '-7% Messina ana Pa- lCan& Western..22g23 Rockland; Lee, the Dining Sit- MAINE. are Ideal of a medicine. Such is Hostetter’s aud John Bracwell. do for do; Annie R fm J. M. DYER & Room,$77.25; BATH, fine Custom Made Clothing, and sold family canaoaBoutnern 52 > 2% o3% 68% Pa>rmn k !>x.5 00*6 OOiLimed. Lewis, CO., eet* eodlw Stomach Bitters, which is not only capable of 100% 107% 107% arena. Lead. Hubukeu for do; Moses Eddy, do for Kdgartown; ting Room,$66.25; Chamber, Northwestern.105% Hoboken for much cheaper. The lower prleed goods eradicating these complaints, but also counteract- 81. Paul. 70% | 71% 71% 72% Pilot Sup.7%®8 Sheet. 7%@8 Bat, Lynn: Senator Grimes. Wee- $82 .50; Hall, $32.45; Parlor, Inga tendency to kidney troubles, rheumatism Omaha common.... 30 30% 37% do 6%®7 liawkeu for Saco; J M Kennedy, fm Rondout for 511 St. to 37% sq.6%®6 Pipe. Boston. Congress range from 87.00, 80.00, 810.80, 812.00 and premature decadence of stamina. Taking it Union Pacific.. 46% 40% 40% 47 % Ship.4%® 6 Pig.6 008 6 52 oct2B coftf $137.00. Bear in mind that ••all round,” as the phrase is, there is probably Western Union. 76% 73% 76% 70’% Crackers 4Hb..8@6% l.enrhrr. STONINGLON-Sld 25tli, sch Sarah W Hunt, 813.50 per suit. Some varieties made from not in existence so useful, effective and agreeable fir-eon TranscoD 17% 18 18% 18 Coal. INewYork— Budmgtou, South Sea. STILL LOWER NEW LONDON—Ar schs E a household panacea as the Bitters. Nor is it less Delaware. L. & W. 124% 125% 126 125% CumbeiaauU..4 768 6 00 Light. 21® 22 25th, G Willard. the choicest Domestic goods, trimmed and Rockland for New Yorki K L Leonard. New York highly esteemed by the medical profession than .icrsev Central. ... 71% 72% 73% Acadia.7 | Mfd 24 73% 25® weight. 23® Helen by the families of America. Numberless testi- Phila & beading... 60% |61% 61% 62% Chestnut. @6 60, 23® 26 torWareham; Mar, ardiner for N York; finished with the same care that Is given all Heavy. Jas H for Nellie monials from professional-sources of Irrefragable Hockey Valley. 23% 23% Franklin. |@7 60: Slaughter 338 35 Deputy, Amboy Richmond, Me; $1.00 HATS! ALL GOODS PURCHASED IF US 49 piece* Deable Width Tricets, la all Wavreti for New Silver from authenticity evince its merit. The demand for It Northern Pacific... 20% 20% 21% 21 Lehigh. @6 60: Gooad’mgd. 21® 22 Eaton, York: Spray, the Fall shade., 4#c a yard; never seld of our productions, are sold as low as no is < Nova Scotia for do; Abner Port Johnson abroad less than in the land of its discovery, North. Pacific, prof 43 43% 44; 44% Coffee. Am calf. 90® 1 00 Taylor, lei. than Ode. time and of its Pacific Mail- Rio. roasted f.uuiber. for Boston. 815.00, 830.00, 822.S0 and 835.00. certainly increasing, experience 3t% 35% 35% 36% 23®27 to Blaek Sress la Bre- 818.00, beneficent effects confirming the high opinion Missouri Pacific.... 88% 89% 90 Uo Java do— 3o @32 South 00 PROVIDENCE—Ar 26tb, sch Duroc, Anderson, pieces Seeds, pine,30 00®40 New Post New York. originally formed of it. Kansas Texas. 20% 20% 21% 24% Cooperane. Clear pine— York; Boy, Smith, cade, Stripes and Checks, 49 Inches wide, It would be difficult to distinguish these NEWPORT—Ar 26th, schs Samuel Hart. Clark, and enumerated LousiSTUte * N.... 60% 67% 67% 68 Hlihd shooks and hds— Uppers..... $568(66 uponthecir- ai 40c a yard; werth SI.00. N.I.S.U.. .38 Mol. Rondout tor Boston : Edward Lameysr, Beal, fm Suits from fine Custom Made Garments. 89% 30% 40% city...l 6081 76! Select.$463*55 cular are as We have the best Blaek Silk t« ‘‘I hope I has ’liglon, but X doan’ know,” I hah itlchmund Teriuinal 22 H 23% 23% ; 23% Sug. city... 8681051 Finecommon*36@$42 Rockland for Richmond. guaranteed rep- $1.99 ueber er man Sid sch full and beam folks say, but I hearu say ”1 Sug. s’d silk 60® 70|Spruce.$138*14 25tli, Enterprise, Dorr, (from Fall River and marked at ths be feaad in Ike city. Our stock will be kept complete know.” Dat fur New York. resented, hopes I has money, but I doan’ Pne sugar— Hemlock.$11®$12 50 pieces Fancy Celered ftstlaa at tfo sorter dat got hut doan’ New York Stock*. NEW BEDFORD—Sid 26th. Edw Cush- one to invest n dol- lowest This Fall and Winter. ’liglon yer hopes yer’s Mining Box shooks ® 461 Clapboards— barque Any wanting possible prices. a werth iOe. duringthe ain't ter no moT den der Ella M yard; kaow, gwlne do yer good [By Telegraph.] 8tgar iieaulng— I Spruce. X.. $28®*30 ing, Dow, Pensacola; schs Storer, Staul, lar in a hat ca» get one of COE, list is with what yer but doan’ kDow. Emma Green,Smith, and Irene K Mr- prepared great *0 pieces Faery Dress Seeds, la money hope yer’s got NKW YORK, Oct. 26 1887. The followlnglare Spruce 36 tn 18@ 201 Clear.$2«@*2S Savannah; worth double the amount, ns this Stripes Pine 20 2d serv* y, Meservey, do. care, left eut that Is aad Plaids at 49e a valae at closmg quotations for nulling stocks to-day: 18® clear.$20@*23 Fall he will sell one with 8ilk nothing yard; feed Hard pine 20l No l.$15u*16 VINEYAltD-HAVEN—Ar 24tb, schs Cephas 74c. Colorado Coal ...... 82 In it rsom 76 Mol. 221 Pine. Starrett, Philadelphia for Boston, (main boon) Trimmings and guarantee it to be necessary. each is Quicksilver. 6 OfJ heading $25®$60 40 Celered Plash aad Trivets at Hoods— I Shingles— broken); Belle O’Neil, Port Johnson for Boston; All Wool. with a pieees do 23 61) provided stove, for to HASKELL for Eliza- a & preferred. New 14 ft X cedar... S 76 Anita. Philadelphia Portland; Jacliln, $1.00 yard; werth $1.40. JONES, »25| 6o@8 Standard.1!2% Old Clear cedar.:J 25 bet lijioit fur Newmarket; Glenullen, Albany for contend Uomestake. 12 00 *20@*231 r0®3 Short do 8ft XNol.... 60 Bangor; H T Towusend, St John, NB. for New sf Ontario. 26 00 (10®$12| 0o@2 makers Fiae Clslkiaf, 7 ft No 1 cede .1 2581 75 York; Addle Sawyer, Calais for do; Kit Carson, 97 MIDDLE A mador. i 40 $81 oca STREET.^ Pop’r staves *12@$14 Spruce. ...1 26@1 60 Bangor for do; Zella, Whitiug for do; A E Rich- Tornado. 1 26 Spruce rough 121 Laths— ardson, Franklin for do; Mary Stewart, aud Grace KlCrlsto. 2 00 Oak 111111 Spruce— 2 16 Wobster, Frankfort for do; Orrie V Drisko, Bos- ELYS Laacastar 470 CONGRESS STREET. Brunswick.U no I 00@2 Kennebec for Fliiladel- Biildlg, staves $12 50®$14| I,line— Cement. ton for do; P Hazeltlne, Catarrh AGAINST SHINE’S MCI 4* Silver KIne. 6 76 FIRE Carriage. Lime » cask.. 1 Ob C J Willard, Newburyport for Baltimore; Amer’n$r lb 11 1 cement. 160 8Ida;laud Malloch, Calais for Newport: LuciafPorter, CREAM BALM Boston Produce Market. Russia. 11 I 71 arches. Bangor for Bridgeport; Fannie F Hall, dolor Fall NEW YORK STOKE, Manilla 60 River; Margaiet, Mlllbridge for do. BOSTON. Oct. 26. 1887.—-The are to- 12%®13% istar, *>gross causes following Manilla Bolt 14 Ar 26tli, sch John Bracewell, from Amboy for Cl th day’s quotations or Provisions, &c.: Rope [Dingo. 39® 41 during tne greater part of the Sisal.11%@12%I Tleials. Dov r. Nasal Passages, C.n.r... »tr~t. Pork—Long cut 17 60*18 00; short cuts 17 60 !Copper— HYANNI8—Bid 25tb, schs J L Newton, Stover, year endangers health and is ^ ®3 25 Ira K Wight, do for Danvers: Jemiy Lind.dofor 1 v H a, higher. Peunt.3 75®4 OOlltoshi.3 0i)®4 00 lliugliain. which doc* not dry np a cough and leave which to as eaoh de- Hats and that we are low. ri select, selling very ;ans—choice small N Y hand at PORTSMOUTH—Ar schs .«v.vu« Caps picked pea vvniterureen..2 20®2 SOlTurpt’ne, 40® 47 26tli, Mary, Snow, ■ IOC cause ihbiuu, it,cisauBcig myb rw&«TT&fi&pwtopof<'*qbly 2 50a 2 66 gall Is 9th—we p busli: choice New York large hand- Potass br’mde 46® 631 Oakum. 7 Vi Komlout; J C Nash, Crowley, New York. ■ the lunge, and alleys irritation, tkna re. ■ partment by itsslf; to 2 3.>a2 40;sinail Vermont hand S <1 sell nanae of the this from picked picked Chlorate. 20® 22: Oil. @8Vi 25th, Commonwealth, Kenney, Rock- ■ moving the complaint. CON. ■ always correet misunder- Wo have just received morning, pea at 2 56 fa, 2 6»i louille.3 llt®3 261 Linseed. 44®49 land. ■ sumption CAN BE CUBEt> by a timely ■ SHORT I HARMON. nay—Choice at .7 CO; fair to Below 24th, sclis Northern fm Calais for aa is 4th—we are LORIHG,•el eod-tw prime hay ®18 Uilicksllver.. 50! Boiled. 47a. 62 Light, | resort to this standard remedy, proved | standings; open ure d 16 (lo id a new lot of these which fisnnwS*r at nOg# 16 <*»; Eastern tine $12;fa$15; Oiinilue. 60®66lSperin.1 00®1 16 Boston: Templar. Pori land lor do; perse- I hundredsof testimonials. Thayrnuine ■ New York, goods, by a. m. to do-.r io ordin u East swale Round Pond for New from 7 o’clock 9 *12«>U: 10fa.#ll. iti rliuebarb.. 76®1 60: Whale. 60® 60 voranee, York; Judge Low, ■ is signed /. Butt*" on the wrapper. ■ siraw. 17 < 0 for do. Messenger'! Notice. Hye choice, aft 18 00, some fancy old 111 snake. 36® lOlBank. 30® So i.ubee ■ BETH W. FOWLE & 80N8, o’clock 7th-we deliver We REVIEW OF PORTLAND WHOLESALE MARKET «Mt straw $8&3 60 BANGOIt—Cld schs Eva Prof'rs.H p.m.; for or cannot be beat. make higher; Saltpetre. lo® 161 Shore. 28® 33 25th, May, McDuffie, ■ Boston, Maes. Bold by daalara ganarally. g station in the Office ef the Sheriff of Cuinoerltnd County, style price FOB THE WEEK ENDING OCT 26. Potau*«s—11 oultou Bose at [email protected] p bush ; do Senna. 25® SOlPorgie. ® 33 l’lnladelp la; Cinnberlaiid. Wehher, New York. all Coodstoany Slate of Maine, Cuaberlaa t ss. October It. Hebrous 80c. MILLBIUDGK-Ar 23d, sell Addie J. A. D. lk*7. There Is but little change lo note In the busi- Canary seed.. 4®4Vi Lard. 60® 70 Frauds, United States a of these and of course have Cardamons... 1 no,at 76 Castor.1 55®1 66 Portland. Is te give aetlce, that en the nineteenth specialty goods ness situation aud a fair of is re- eod&wurm degree activity Brighton Cattle Market- Soda, bi-earl).3V4 ® 6% Neatsfoot- 90 ®1 00 B.t Til—Ar 25tn. brig Chas Dennis, Haskell, fm THISdsy of October. A. D. 1887, n Warrant In most Baliimore for Gardiner. ported in lines In Boots and Shoes, the For the week ending Wednesday. Oct. 26, 1887 Sal.2 Vi® 3 Elaine...... 62® 60 Insolvency was Issued eut ef the Court of Insolv- the selection and lowest Sid schs J prices. cold weather for a few Amount of stock at Snlpur.2Vi®8Vi Paint*. 2.'ttit, Maggie Chadwick, Orr, and ency. for said Ceuaty ef Cumberland. against the largest days past has increased market—Cattle 860, .sheen New York. and Lambs Swine lead... 20® 22 i Pure gro ud lil600®6 26 Maggie Ellen, LPtlejohu, Without estate ef said the demand for heavy goods and business has 29tto. |l8,;6o; Veals 76; Sugar any Charge a fine assortment of Horses 160; of Western Cattle White wax... 65® 60 Pureury leads00®6 26 NIALC. of We have, also, very more active with For number; 300; S THOMPSON, Portland, been jobbers. Leather no Northern Cattle. Cows, &c.. 660. Vttrol. blue.. 6.® EngVenKed. 3® 3Vi Foreign Ports. to be an Insolvent Debtor, on chance In is the market continue Prices of Beet Cattle t> 100 live Vanilla, bean.810® 816|lted Lead... 7.® 7 V* to Our Customers. petition prices noted, tbs, weight 81d fm Yokohama Sept 17, ship Annie H which was filed on the C and Gloves which Extra at 6 2 first 4 I Am. Zinx.6 00®7 00 Smith, »eddebtor, petition Men’s and Hats, aps In etc., Flour is firm quality vs6 60; quality at 76® Brown New York. nlneteentb to which Boy’s steady. Groceries, very Duct- Yellow — dor of Ooiobor, A. D. 1887, 4 12H ;second e2V* ; third iKochelle 2Va Wheat quality 25®4 quality Kict. Ar at Calcutta Sept 18, ship John W Marr, Cot- dsto interest on ololms is to be with Spring patents 10@16c higher; Win- 3 62 Vs fa 4 of coarse No 1. 881 emnputed. our 12Va; poorest grades Oxen, ton, Mauritius, 22 days. That the ot debts to or sahl Deb- we are at that Wheat Flours are and some inille, s Bulls, etc., 3 OUa3 60. N08. 3o Klee,$) lb—6Vi®7 payment any by selling prices cempetitors ter strong Ar at Callao Sept 10, J H Bowers, Plum 8th--wearethe mostliberal in tor.and the transfer and ef No 10. 20|itaug0on. ... barque delivery any property advanced their 10c. The advance In Brighton Hides @7c p lb. 6Vi®514 remained 30th.) have figures 8 07.. Nnlernlu*. Hong Kong (and by him are forbidden by law. Bngnton Tallow 3^4 c ft) tb. ;iU At Callao Jos 8 our dealings, fer only one- cannot touch Don’t when Is due to Hie upward of (Vneat In 1007. Sept 30, ship Spinney, Collins, That a meeting of the Creditors of said Debtor, pay fancy price* Flour tendency Country Hides 6® He. 20|Saleratus. 6®’6Vi from for Seattle, It a l. Liverpool dlsg. ef Is ex- to prove their debts and choose one or mere as- markets during the week, and favora- Tallow c lb. ilimpotvrier—si Mpicea. quarter any purehase the leading Country l%'ft2% p At Buenos Ayres Sept 16. barques Chas G Rice, ef his estate, will be held at a Court of Calf skins lb. Blasting.3 50®4 001 Cassia, pure.. 16@ 17 to signees can the same article for a deal ble cable advices from Europe. Burning Oils are 6®7c |> Bailey, from Portland, ar 1st: Sarmlento, Gould, pected be paid at time of to be holden at Probate Court Room, you get great 6fa'i c. Spoiling.6 26®6 601Cloves. 30® S3 Insolvency Dairy skins for Boston, Idg. en the seventh of on all Linseed and Boiled lc bet- shot.... 6 'Ginger. 16 ths balance $S in said Pertlnnd, day up V4c grades. Sheep and Lamb skins 76c « §1 each. Drop 13® CM at Hillsboro sch purchase,and 7 Mace. *0 24th, Fanny Flint, Warren, November, A. D. 1817. at 10 o’clock la the fore- Our are not one-half is firm but unchanged. Lard Vic Sheep and Lambs—Ther* have been Buck. I 76® C less expenses ter. Pork very light sup- ^ W'Jil'K. or $10 per month until noon. money. bn in from tlie West for |Nutmegs. 75® 80 paid; Hams show a reduction. Fresh plies light several weeks Ar at St John, N B, 25th, sob 8 J Watts, Kelley, Given under my hand the date first above writ- @V4c higher. past Sln.ep and Lamb1 costing landed at the liny. Pepper. 22(g 28 9th--we warrant all goods rule low aud 141 march. Jonesport. ten. H..R. 8ARGKNT, as much as of our so that Beef in fair request aud prices jbare- slaughter h<»us s from 4«) »}i4c ib live Pressed.812®$ any competitors, p weight. 10 Cld 25th, sch Glide, Waters, Tliomaston. to bea o for we Deputy Sheriff, as Messenger of the Court of In- hind Swine—Western fat are Straw. $ 8.®$ i Laundry.3Vi@ 6 represented, iy maintained; sides 6Vi@7c; quarters 6® hogs costing butchers solvoooy for said County of Cumberland. at n 5c I roil. I Teas. at 4 V4@6c, rounds with flanks 4'/a p lb landed at slaughter houses. say only what we believeto be oe20&27 we can sell on a smaller All we ask Sc, tore quarters Common. ... 2 Vi® 2 Vi [Souchong. 18® 50 margin. 7 rump loins 7®9c, rumps at «® Nellncd.... lOolong. 30 true. Call and see eur goods pounds Vic, CltC l^O ■ 2Vi®2*t 20® «4c, QfttX*-' rJ.‘ 4 do choice.. rattles at4®4V4c, backs llorway. ®4Vv 85® 60 eur statement is to us a examine our and 10c, loins at 1(>®13c,I By Telograph.j Cast steel .12 ® 16 Japan. 25® 80 and compare give call, goods short rib cuts at 9®llc. do FOR EE’S 6®6Vi, chucks 4Jrt®rc, CHICAGO, Oct. 26. 1887—Game laaiR*-;— re- German steel 6 ®7 choice.. 35® 40 with things as they exist. If CHEW market Is about steady j receipts 12,000 3 O and n Shoe sleel— 3 Tobacco. At retail the Fresh Beef liipinents >; steady g* J send for cir- our ■/ cannot prices. have erally lower slupp ng ste-r^ at 2 76 4 90 -no'-k Sheet iron— | Best brands.. 60 you call, get Is in receipt; Ihe following 5u® poultry good ers on. •<. e.*H i 76a a ,o rows, bulls and mixed Commoo.114 Medium. 80® 40 week as ®*V4, culars, prices, samples, and been the ruing figures ihe past reported 1 15 2 7 ; Texas cattle at 1 65 2 76; Western H.C. 4« 4V-j Coiuinob. 25® 30 Market street;—Kib Boasts 1ft rangers 2 o<*. :i 70. Kussia.l.’G.i u 14 Hall ft. state what goods you wish to by John Cooper,36 1 Bump Steak h«- •,» pts 24,*s:0; shipments f>,c at 4 26fa4 60; uct-4 dtf 25®— (Sirloin Steak 20®23c.Mutton-hind qurts light a' — : skips at 3 lo^4 2o. 8 ; market i* iieueui cevkn. that the Sliced is steady .11 lives 2 75*4 26 ;Wes ern 3 oOvjsi -ao; FBOM FOB subscriber has been duly appointed Execu- Veal—hinds 13c, and fores 9®10c, ....Oct 28 Notick ®lOc; Texans 2 6(Xg3 2V Lambs 4 2 5®6 65. Sarnia .Quebec.Liverpool tor of the Will of at Poul- New York.. .Oct 29 Ham 20c, Sausage 13c, Lambs 9®13c. City of Chester.. Liverpool... of cw York.. Oct 2 9 HARRIET RADFORD, lale Portland, Fowls 14®15c, Ducks 18® ?9>tc Wan»,ete. Umbria.N' Liverpool.... try-Chickens 16®18, York..H vana.Oct 29 in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and has easier tenden- Saratoga.New 20c,Turkeys 26c. Balsint have an -i•• Alaska.New York..Liverpool ...Oct 30 are called upon to make payment to will, application, for. lime, price* free of a BO-cent for examination. dull at quotat.ous. Teas steady. 110.11 uuoiaiu/u»-Hue at ss 00*2 7o; duperaue Brltauic.New York..Liverpool ...Nov 2 I.AmdOIN'S Jewelry Store. W. Exeentor. charge ping BLOCK. Coffee previous JOHN COLOORD, A. ft. Mitchru. & Oo.. Mass. CLAPP’S Coal is dull Western ana State 2 &0&8 10; common to good AUer.New York.Bremen...‘...Nov 2 oct2&dtf 1 n middle o«t20dlawTh3w* Heston, Tobacco strong and 2®3c higher. Jyl« eodlynnucS direct. Portland, October 18,1887. o«tl0 sod (a oem •*41* A DAY OF ADDRESSES. there are vlew* on Special Missionary Edition. gtons. The families surprisingly points of theological doctrine; but loins °f rural life to the exciting Influences aml| multi- hot atoue in national tDVKHTIMKnmi T*. TIIK PTM<:ss chil- as Christians value to etlher this tranrdinary developments, _WW [CONCLUDED FROM SECOND large. Some of them have over thirty whatever gives pliecl temptations of city and v illage. wealth and iu sdentifllc and meohaulcal discov- PAGE.]) doctrine or is shed on It dren. The spoke of the Bible cir- that Is the light which by The extent of this movement of our eries. but in the of character and in the speaker the life and and population promotion THURSDAY MORXING OCT. 27. At the close of the exercises cles to which the eagerly come. teaching, the death resurrection, Is presented in a striking light by a comparison of moulding of the nation's destinies. Let the C’hris- of the Ameri- hour that we think not, and that it is people of our common Tlius does would yet the Kev. Dr. of of Cord. completely heceittUB figures of several decimal periods. In tian impress be stamped upon these, and all of the Phillips, Vermont, Christ and Christ fulfill the first of l7iM) can Missionary the Pbess will privilege Christian to he always ready spoke alone requisite but little over 3 per cent of our people dwelt be well. There were iu their midst, actual Association, to die the mountain work, speaking as lie said, tile nerve of lie Is the common bond in pagans, ORTLANP AND VICt-OTY. with the armor on and in the active missions, cities of over 8,000 population. Even as late such as the Indians and the Chinese; and there a from a The field is a that draws us here from near publish special Missionary which service of theCautain of our salvation-” pastor's standpoint. together to-night as 1830 the percentage of city had In- were many more who must, even in the Judgment Edition, new a new and far in this lie it is who population one and these are people brought common enterprise, creased to only <>.7 per rent. But In 1870 almost of charity, be designated, practical atheists,living TO-IIAI will contain all the Itev. W. A. offered ex- gathers up into one whole for ibis 214 NEW ADVICUTISKSIBJVTn reports of the three days MeGiuley prayer, and out to our view, and it would be a most every prayer per cent, aud in 1880 about 20 per cent, of our without uod and without hope in the world. The association that be dollar that the forenoon cellent if some of our Christians shall offered, every people resided in cities of over 4,000 population, work among the Indians was arousing much zeal GREAT the meeting adjourned. thing young S' all of session. This edition will be mailed, he wold that shall be and at 33 results. VALUE!/ AMUSEMENTS. mission- given, every said, least cent, in cities aud vil- and was attended with would have an enthusiasm lor the every per large being gratifying Bn sermon that shall be preached, every les- lages. In Christians for they, Assembly—Cumberland wing Association. postpaid, to any address for five cents. Or- ary work among these mountain people. No son that this, also, English rejoiced, Hall. shall be taught In the support and pro- Then in addition to the striking changes brought too, had been with negle t and bill stuckbridge—City AFTERNOON. more field for successful work is motion nf the association Justly ciiaigeahle ders be at promising work of this throughout in the character of our native by this oppression iu Hiudostan, in Africa, and else- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. may left the Pbess Counting The to the or the for the population session commenced with singing and presented Christian patriot, coming year. transfer of from rural to urban life, where. Yet there had always been a noble and W. L. Wilson & a In the the population Vermont Butter- Co. nt 97 the education of this people is tu have po- second place, Christ gives Impulse to there have been changes in the whole of our an earnest of men and women who Room, Exchange street, or with the Prayer, after which Rev. W. F. Slocum read this work. body body protested Jusi A lived—Wjer. Greene Jt Co. tent inlluence upon the prosperity of a wide The sensory nerve of Missous Is the people, even more deteriorating wrought by immi- against such treatment, and who did all that was M. the grateful Christ lias done Up Town Bakery—.1, Plummer. Piucss agent at the church. report on the educational work in the sectson of our country. appreciation of what for gration since 1840. In the two decades prior to in thelrjpower for the instruction and the eleva- Hundred Dollars. us Kor all makes stales secure dud stable 1840 such Wanted—One which is as Rev. Mr. tli" in that immigrants lauded on our tion of aboriginal races. It was well that South, follows: Myers, pioneer missionary homo sweet only‘*750,000 All (treat Value—Bines Brothers. society and and Shores. Wool kindly considerate, then to and bodies as the American Association Dress increase, Goods Immigration liegan Missionary In Casco tile mountain region, addressed the audience Heavy Bank to the Offices Block. WIDOWS’ WOOD on Educational ar® indebted influence in 1850 BVh cent, of our population was of for- and the Indian Association watched Table SOCIETY. Report Work In the and gave a account of the promise ol Christ per vigilantly Wiesbaden Sauce. glowing upon the world. Compare the eign birth. Since 1850 Immigration has increased the course of the United States government in Revere House—Boston. of the material of the section domestic life of so South. prosperity social and political rapidly that in 1880 nearly 14 per cent, of our their treatment of the Indians upon the reserva- Co-Partnership Notice. Its Annual where he is located. The for four thrutlan families In the Christian communities of was of world over Meeting and Election of Your committee, to which the region population foreign birth, aud 21 percent, tions and elsewhere. officials all the Te..elite t to Let- 8. report of the ex- cnrlstam Slates the were of ecutive hundred miles about Nashville is to l>e in with corresponding aspects foreign parentage. Within the last ten were apt to become perfunctory, and to indulge For Sale—Sail committee on educational work in tlie of life m or Boat. Officers. the future the busiest in tills ancient Ephesus, Corinth, Rome, it months over naif a million of immigrants have In circumlocution. needed to be up to wen. Moore South was would express at the outset region country. would They kept & Co. referred, you measure our indebtedness to Christ for landed on our and the ratio of our a standard of Christian and their for success It is the of and it a shores, popula- high duty by patriots 39 Situation Warned. profound gratitude the that Inis Birmingham America, makes life and blessed. And then tion of CENTS. bright foreign birth or foreign parentage has In- were determined that right- House for followed the efforts that have been forth In must be secured for Christ and the Church. 'I we philanthropists,who Sale. The annual meeting of the Portland Wid- put »*»!» look from the outward development creased to 30 cent. eousness and exercised towards this large and important department of the work The with of the nearly per mercy should be ows’ meeting adjourned prayer by world’s and Institutions, to the In- Ho long as this immigration was made of weaker races.Asto the AUCTION SALES. Wood Society w as held last evening, of tlie American Association. ward history up eompiexSaiidianxioua prob- Missionary Rev. Dr. Rankin, aud benediction by Rev. transformation of our own natures and char- sober, industrious Irish- lems of the New' could not avoid Fm iiilme. Books While with all those who have Englishmen. Frenchmen, South, England Plano, A-e. and the officers were elected: they deplore the Dr. acters, we are back to Christ. What men, Germans and to She was re- following Interests of this work at McKenzie. brought again Scandinavians, who came watching it with prayerful heart, the political at- ever ladleal for the better has ever come this to anxiety. LO Gray Mixed Dress 50 In. President—Alfred Woodman. to change country make for themselves a home aud sponsible for the original Introduction of slavery pieces Flannels, wide, 39c tempts limit tlie usefulness of the association, to find us to off Do not Marr. you me. Whatever has helped put adopt American modes of thought and life, we on this continent, which was as despair of sick Vice|President—Sylvester that lias grown out of unworthv EVENINC. our truly stigmatized curing your Treasurer—Samuel ltolfe. partisan preju- malace and euvey our pride amt selfishness had little difficulty .in those who ••the sum of all villianies.” she had “ “ “ headache when dices, yet with our assimilating Though long “ “ you can so obtain Carter's they perceive thankfulness that and meanness, and to on kind- landed on our shores. But 10 Drown easily Secretary—S. H Coles* ol tiiy. there is The evening service commenced with sensuality put within the last 25 sluce purged herself of the stain, so far as con- 50 Little Liver ail element glowing every year at ness and ami 39c Pills. They will effect a Committee on Investment—Samuel Al- stronger goodwill, meekness generosity, oears the quality of lias de- cerned her own colonial and prompt and Holfe, the South that the the singing, the and immigrants sadly possessions, though lied Edward appreciates place, Impor- reading scripture prayer by purity and nobleness, lias not this until nowr a of those permanent cure. Their action is mild and natura'. Woodman, Could. tance and tlie value of these teriorated, large proportion she had done, and was still doing much at great , “ schools. Notably is Rev. Dr. Dr. all been due to as he then came to us. In who come to us are of “ »et;t5 Committee to Purchase Enel—Samuel Rolfe, S. this shown In Cooper. McKenzie, the chair- Christ, thc|dregs Europe. Foies,Bo- cost i" suppi ess tin* odious slave trade on the Af- JO Gilbert’s II. Mississippi where the State appro- ills word, lu his in the of siuhe faith hemians. Italian aud Fancy Suitings, 45 39c Coloswortliy. S. W. Larrabee. for the man. then President Spirit, person Lazaroni, Hungarians Eng- ricau coast, yet the ancient |wrong had entailed __d&wlw Tougaloo was the on- introduced W. DeWitt ful follower our lives has Committee to Distribute Fuel-Mark P. priation University of Ids? If In despair lish and Swiss paupers and criminals sent to our its own nemesis, as was always the case with evll- Emery, ly oue not reduced. They would speak with ap- given to to ‘4 44 Thomas Pennell. Hyde of Bowdoin College, w hose address place to hope, discord peace, anxiety country by official aid, and German and Russian uoiug. None more intensely than the 44 SUPERIOR COURT. of the Christian spirit that infuses all to submission rejoiced JO Camel’s liair Auditors—Mark 1‘. .lames E. preciation trust, rebellion and antagonism and socialists, anarchists and enemies of mass of the of as dis- 40 39c Emery, Prlndle. these schools, and the character we give: society. great people England, Directors—First Mark P. deeply religious love, Is not Christ both the Alpha ana the While the time has come to extend and from “the at the Act of Parish, Emery; Sec- that Is to tlie wore and of tinguished classes,” great given the strong Per- the the < HP.FOUR JlTDOE BONNEY. oud Parish (Congregationali, S. W. President Hyde’s Sermon. Omega, the first and last, strengthen legislation already inaugurated, look- Emaneiuation under the Lin- “ 44 44 Larrabee; sonal influences which arc to bear upon martyr-president, First E. P. Chestnut street brought beginning and the of this deliver- ing to the tuning away of the undesirable ele- coin. None watehed with Interest and J5 Checked 38 AVKI>NE8I»AY-Alvah W. vs. Baptist, Chase; (Meth- tlie students. When you invite a to address the ending mighty deeper 39c Clark Frederick A. Congressman ance? As we value all lhat is In Christ- ments which are to our shores with no Clark. odist), James Noyes; Church of Hie Messiah, Jef- Your committee glorious coming hopefulness the work of education since carried feels that the time has come to meeting of the American Association ian and In Christian of citi- Action to ferson Chase, First Unlversalist, Charles S. with Missionary history precious institutions, thought becoming industrious American on among the colored people of the South. That recover the sum of $32.20 with an push greatest vigor a work that shall meet as we to Fobes; street you that he will of the Dawes prize whatever enables us give each for zens and to the protection of the and there was need for such education to be item of j*s»7 interest for 47 of Congress (Meiliodist), Hiram S. ihe demand for teaelu-rs ill the schools of expect speak bill, exposed urgent manufacturing pairs public himself a answer to tills mock- to all that was notorious. Dr. Au- toe for Walson: St. Lawrence street, J. .1. Gerrisli; St. tlie and to avail ourselves the Glenn bill, the Indian satisfactory age’s thoughtless against panderers vice; yet continued and extended, weights trotting horses under a South, of the opportu- Commissioners' order, As we can be in owned patent Paul’s, .1. W. York; Free Baptist, Kiifus ing question. “Is life worth living?” done this direction will be of little avail a number of instances of hy the defendant. The defence claimed Beering; nity to roach tile children and the homes of col- or some brey gave ignorance, Cathedral of the Immaculate phase ;of the work of the Associa- cherish our own soul’s renovated life, so we against the combined influences of colored which that the were Conception P. Mc- ored these. immigration even among preachers, somejof weights not inanefactured accord- people through That every effort must feel the Christ and concentration in to the Gowan; New Jerusaem, W. S. Free needs fill tion connected with his own official duties. In impulse to dofor something of population cities, unless were ludicrous and others intensely pain- ing sample furnished, were not saleable Lowell; tube put 111 to send out these teachers in highly street (Baptist). A. street return for what he lias done, is doing, and as these can be met with the same missionary spirit ful and saddening. He i oiuled out that the pres- vamtjio uio ueieuuam. decision Joseph Kiig; High established m Christian ethics and that like manner when you call a teacher from the W. A feeling wo u usi will continue to IIIC ni'l to uu IOI ua, uiai nuuuaLeo am aim trie aim uneducated and reserved. (Congregational), Goodwill; St. Luke’s Ca- the moraines of life are the eariy uiscipies, ence of many superstitious per- basis of all true edu- of must not be Christ and the second the same A. F. thedral. Janies E. Prlndle; St. Stephen’s, B. W. cation. teaching Psychology, you sur- Christ alone fulfills requis- aggressive agencies that sons constituted a terrible source of danger to so- 50-CENT Moulton for I,. M. Webb for dft. missionary DEPARTMENT. plff. State street. Pine If his ite of the nerve of Missous. Having bound us all carried the Gospel through Asia Minor and and lie based this an for Jones; Sylvester Mair, street Great pleasure is taken In the advance prised subject, the Nerve of Missions, has a ciety upon urgent appeal Huldali A. Planted vs. Geo. W. Heatli. Geo. 11. Wiliiston that is together he quickens within us the impulse to do Southern Europe in the ot Chris- the susteiiatiou of the educational and (Methodist). u-limau; church. made each year In the matter of savor. The shoemaker must stick days primitive generous Action of claumm to laud situ- John H. Irue; industrial and ag- Psychological for on Mis- trespass IW IUI1 various members of the into au street mill body organic The Missionary Association is to do as nearly civilization was wrought by the aggressive mis- law. or that, other measure Introduced into Wednesday—George I. Hatch. Larceny, 00 Vaughan (Methodist). George Gilman; ihe opportunity lor good these Presbyterian K. McDonald. tlirougn schools whole. Were it not for tills concatenating func as possible what Cnrlst did when on earth in sionary labors of earnest Chistian men, who went the Georgia Senate, would he productive of much days In county jail. Society, was never larger tluu at present, and tliat the tion of the nerves mouth could bodily presence, what he would do if here in forth seeking the lost. I could but feel that the harm. Such a revealed the race George T. Hatch and Walter Douglass. Break- SECRETARY'S REPORT. need of enlargement in Is not feed stomach; policy prejudice many imperative, and bodily presence to-day. Shall we seek out the same Gospel carried with the same missionary still existing among a certain section in the South, ing and entering and larceny, bound over to the also that lie time has come to the hands could not minister to feet could The of the Sir. S. II. push work of mouth; most rfestitute and needy? Christ did. Christ spirit aud faith to the multitudes who are now and It was well that this should be kuown. But gtand Jury In Die sum of gBuo each. report secretary, special endowment for the RINES larger institutions, not transpart hands; nor eyes guide feet, nor would. Therefore we will do the same. Shall we outside of direct Christian influences, would pro- the Christian sentiment of the land would not tol- BROS. was read and that they may become of Colesworthy, accepted. The independent any finan- mind know' preach a verbal gospel, leaving their blind eyes duce the same results as that experienced in the erate such a course. The American as a cial pressure and be body and control it. Were the body people, BRIEF JOTTINGS. follows: may put upon a permanent unopened, their mouths unfed, their emp- early days of Christianity. whole, had done, and given, and suffered, too report oasis. And therefore of the without nerves each member would be a hungry three alternatives separate, minds unfilled and their idle hours There are times when the statesman much to back their noble record. Their Since the last annual the has the claims ty unoccupied? thoughtful go upon meeting, society suggested by of the w ork at present useless bone did in or looks our with fear and the lost lls helpless, piece of and flesh and Christ nothing of the kind Georgia Da- into the future of country advocacy o( the rights ot poor and the op- ltev. Sam Small’s lecture at Sat- by death two ot honored jmembers. Broth- which they in their can City Hall, suggest report, endorse siuew. kota. Therefore the American Missionary As trembling us lie contemplates the dangerous and their strenuous labors in their behalf er Hams 0. Barnes and Hon. Bion one and do therefore most pressed. Bradbury. By only, heartily recom- In like manner the constituents of this Mission- soclatiou does nothing of the kind. To elements gathering in our great cities. Hut there would not cease until the glorious was urday evening, Nov. 26, will be on “Society lire death of Mr. Barnes, which occurred on mend that instead of proclaim object sacrificing the character of ary Association, scattered as we are over the release to the captives aud recovery of sight to Is one remedial solvent, and ou1y one—and that achieved. tlie 23d of June last, at |the age of 81 years 7 the work, Instead of file Thugs.” reducing amount of work whole of this broad land w'ould be powerless to the blind, to set at them that are bruised, the Gospel—which can change these hostile ele- It was easy to denounce the Pharisees of the months, (ids society lias lost one of its most de- done, the Association shall have more liberty of Brunswick money. work for a common unless there were to proclaim the acceptable of the Lord, this m enis Into friends, and one leader, and lie the time of Christ, hut their spirit was still rampant Deputy Sheriff Despeaux villed, efficient and faithful members, even as the object, year the some bond to bind us all was the mission Christ lelfllled on earth. Preach- Savior of men, who cau safely lead our nation In- In certain and It demanded solemn VERMONT has one of ils Following report Dr. Slocum made re- together. places protest BUTTER community l«st most excellent citi- ! seized from of yesterday George \V. Dunniug The first function of the nerve of missions is to ing, healing and were the works he en- to of and righteous indignation. Already there| were zens. To say iliat lie had the interest of tills soci- first of the cleansing paths security. 217 short lobsters. marks, speaking wide difference unify the several constituents. on his Immediate Were he here In tile dark hours of our late civil war a compa- the ot better things and the dawn uf a Harpswctl ety ami ils work at heart, even as he had the vari- joined disciples. beginnings between the social states of the Again, nerves are of two kinds: and In bodily form to-night, the broad of ny of waited on Abraham Lincoln and day. A wonderful and glorious trans- Solio'-ner Arizona landed of ous institutions of which he was a member, would North and incoming policy taking clergymen brighter 20,000 pounds outgoing; the sensory nerves, to the men as we find them and for them to him their solicitude for the Nation's had taken place in a number of We have affirm in words what his life uttered word South, as shown conducting just doing expressed jurinatlun large just received 150 tubs of cod and haddock and the 1). only by especially since the war. brain impressions from and tire motor whatever is necessary to make them clean and and their fear that Gnu was not on our students trained at Carlisle and other Martha McLain and work, with a heart full of with a without; safety, Hampton, sympathy, The question must be dealt with nerves, conducting impulses from within to the pure, strong and sturdy, sweet and gentle, sons side. “Gentlemen," the grand President. institutions, and these were exerting an untold 8,OOP of the same at tills hand ready and willing to its ethnically; replied pounds port yester- according ability, muscles of the external organs for their and daughters of the Most High, is what he would “I am not troubled at all by that fear. What 1 and Incalculable Influence upon their own people with a countenance with we must remember that we are guidance always glowing cheer, dealing with and coutrol. 80 work involves a two- 1IUOU us. This the Association have been is that we not be on God's In the youth and the Indians. The actual day. with a good word for ‘‘with missionary enjoin Missionary fearing may among every one, charity a race constantly fold action; thelucotning of to arouse tries its nest to do. From the first It has side.” resulls could not be tabulated or represented by Messrs. Kendall & to for all, and malice toward none,” he was one growing larger. Why impressions coupled Whitney expect get should not this us to effort, and the outgoing of action In definite a me tns to the It is a of it. Christian citizens and patriots, let us not fear statistical returns, forces were whom we could ill spare. race in the future have its merely religious; part ypintual impon- into their handsome new corner of name directions. The second fuuction of the nerve of Education is not the bait and religion the hook, that the Gospel of Christ is not sufficient to save derable, but all would be revealed In due time. building, His religious life was one of hope aud great among philosophers, poets and FINE faith, us. FALL missions, is to rouse us to and with which to catch converts. Katner educ tion our which threaten resources of the South wera VERMONT therefore, action; further dangers The material DAIRY love to statesmenV country being BUTTER Federal and the first of God and to and free from os- The South lias Temple streets, by man, changed much the third function will be to wise direction to aud are the food aud drink with which to- Let us rather fear that we shall not avail our- and there would be a corres- tentation. We cannot his loss without in its in receut give religion developed, January. regard opinion years. They see united effort when it is once aroused. gether to build up manhood and character. Do selves of the mighty converting and saving power growth of moral and spiritual sor-ow. We thank God for such even that ponding lives, the common school has come to Let us then, with these three lunctious of the not think Jesus healed the s ck or fed the of that gospel when carried missionary agen- activity. But this would not be accomplished by Six new are on the though they be taken from us. Whatever stay. hungry by cottages going up may Education is seen to be essential to the nerve of missions in mind, examine the various simply as a bait to draw men to his hook. Mo. be cies into the most forbidden quarters ol misery gelatinous nor by Indulging In a cheerful in small have I-run of the we bury witli the people, Also the Rock Bound Park of Mrs. earthy, earthy. of free forces which claim to be the nerve of mis- was moved with aud he did these and vice. had been packages. property May We will emulate the and true. permanence institutions. Tile speak- might compassion, optimism. Cougregatioualists among manly er continued sions, and see how far they fulfill these, their es- services because, though not the highest, the first to enter o|hiu these great fields which Peak’s Island, and there is some Hon. Bion died at his residence on with statistics bearing upon they The then sung the Chapman, Bradbury sential functions of a to to arouse were essential to the manhood of congregation hynayn, were white to the harvest. Much success had at- Parkatreet at 8 o’clock in. 1 this question. nerve, unify, yet complete “Oh for a thousand to and of more. p. Friday, July it, and to direct. those to whom he thus ministered. When a mis- tongues say, tended their efforts. God had blessed prospect thirty aged 75 years, (i mouths and 25 Mr. “The Slate of Phou greatly (lays. Alabama,” said he, “has First, is it Is that what draws sionary association uses its medical staff or its then the chairman iLtroduced You them. Doubtless had In store a noble mis- The executive committee of the Woman’s Bradnury although a member of this was colored Philanthropy? they society 101,150 pupils enrolled in her public us together and wakes us and shows 11s what force as so mnch bait; when a church Lee, a Chinese graduate of Y'ale College, sion to be undertaken, and one that was In not an active one. lie was a man up teaching yet Auxiliary to the Y. M. C. A. arc up scholarly highly schools. She nays an of to do? aud is love hu- uses its music aud sociables and entertainments, the audience as follows: alike with the of the and getting respected in the honored and be- average $25.97 per Philanthropy, pure simple, whojaddressed harmony spirit gospel community, mouth to her nearly 2000 colored man as he is, and logically must seekj to gratify or a Youug Men’s Cbtlstlan Association its read- with the genius of the American people. In all FINEST VERMONT DAIRT antiquarian supper to be given in the as- loved by all acquainted with him In teachers, CHEESE public and all his wants as it finds them. Give man what room and as an attraction Yan Phou Lee’s Address. this life lie was a leader and wise councillor and to expends together $198,221 upon these just ing gymnasium merely England greatly rejoiced. Notwithstanding *iou October 31. he wants to to draw men to it on the of a few ball, Monday evening, colored schools. make him happy, is the highest max- something else, parts company a of class of Americans are foolish utterauces part public- the parly to which lie belonged tilled many respon- Georgia lias 49 per cent, of Not few the better ■ im which mere philanthropy can en- at the same time with Christ and with complete speakers and writers on both sides of the Atlantic, will be a special meeting of the sible positions. her negro school that consistently in doubt whether It Is worth while to send mis- population enrolled, force. If what calls itself rises sincerity. All these things are most excellent- there was an Identity of sentiment and there was ever seen During Hie past winter the number of widows is, 119,248. In 1871 sne iiad in all Philanthropy in this market. Men’s Christian Association next 6,004 pub- higher, as I admit it generally does, and aims to the more the better—when they are employed as sionaries to the Chinese. Their hesitancy in ac- a community uf Interests. The gospel was the supplied with uel by this society was «87. Tlie lic and colored private schools. Her teach- give man what he needs to make him better, then elements essential to the work of perfecting the claims great solvent of the difficulties ana troubles evening at 7.30 o’clock, on which amount of coal furnished was 2(if toils. Amount ers knowledging the of the Chinese residents of this race now number 2,272. 40 990 not the actual man as he is, but the ideal man, the rounded manhood of members aud converts. Thus arising from human sin and ignorance. American of woiai, 81Vi, cords. Tlie expense of coal was In the United States on tbeir and gates will be elected to tlie colored children are man as lie ought to be, is the of ♦ ffort, and the American Missionary Association regards sympathy bene, Christians were In the honorable task $1435.50. a total of enrolled in Louisiana object engaged Wood, $018.75, making $2,- what these of its work. It includes ineutal and an on -iition at Rockland, 054.25. with 072 negro teachers who are calls itself Philanthropy is in reality some- phases volence may be traced to the elevation of certain ol building up empire for the yaviour broad paid $23.93 manual because mouth thing higher. There is an element of uneoiiscious traiuing, these are essential, lot to be directors of the and solid feundatious- was tlie coldest The amount received from collections taken up per upon the average. sand demagogues public ly day yet for this Mississippi Christianity in it. For this ideal man—this man though subordinate elements in that complete Place Order with Us for Fall by tlie several religious societies in the was hud last year 154,430 colored scholars. and the of these men to be the During his address Dr. read a your your t city She as lie ought to be, which Is the of sucli ef- aud rounded character which the spirit of Christ policy promotion Aubrey he mercury indicated 34° at 8 a. as follows; colored object statement received him from a employs 3,124 teachers who receive fort, is none other than the vaguely apprehended, aims to build Up In men. Thus is the person of reliable bureau of information concerning by yesterday and didn’t rise an only in, above 42° during tlie day. Willlston.,$ 27.00 1st Uulversalist.$ 69.40 average of $28.73 per month. North Car- and as yet unrecognized imaue of the Christ who Christ the directing, as well as the uniting and colored man. formerly a pupil at Hampton, and Winter St, I.tike’s. 29.53 that much oppressed people. Butter and Cheese. Tlie wind was from the east till nightfall, St. Stephen’s.... 26.00 olina enrolled in 1880 117,502 colored pupils; is humanity's ideal. impelling force lu missions. He fulfills these Va., and now for some years engaged in St. Lawrence... 9.63 St. nerve The Hon. Prank Pixley of Sail Francisco gave Paul. 2 76 employs 2010 teachers of the same race,whom Confining ourselves then strictly to mere Phi- three requisites of the of missions. preaching. This statement gave a candid and then shifted to the south. Second Parish.. 27.40 Friends’. In let me one 10J O she paj's about the same as white lanthropy, the love of man as he is, let us see conclusion, call attention to other expression to this doubt in his testimony before account of the colored from a re- 11 Igli Street. 121.70 Free St. teachers, the people The staff of Ancient Brothers Baptist. 20.92 whether this fulfills our three requisites of the analogy between nerve of the body, and Christ sent out to degree Msslali. lo oo New 823.30 per mouth. The colored school the Congressional committee, Investi- ligious standpoint, and was a manly plea for Jerusalem. 10.00 pop- nerve of missions. Do you think that the propo- as the unifying, impelling and directing power of Lodge, with other Odd visited Congress St. 10.00 ulation of Tennessee numbers of Chinese in 1S70, that more education for the negroes, Fellows, Cape Abyssinian. 1.90 158,450, sal to give to a great mass of men what they hap- missions. That which to the naked eye looks gate immigration by saying especially First 21.25 Chestnut whom 04,024 are enrolled in her for the Elizabeth lodge at South Portland, Tuesday Baptist... St... 10.00 1503 common to want to make t) em happy, will draw' and like a single nerve is in reality one or more bun- he didn’t believe the Chinese had souls, or if they negro preachers. Free Will Bap’t. 20.35 Pine St. 7.50 which are told dles of in- The notices for were and the schools, taught by 1021 teachers of fien together great multitudes of other men re- smaller fibrils. The optic nerve, for did, none worth saving If a New England man today given W. L. WILSON and tlie & work. First Parish. evening, performed degree 79.60 Chothollcs. 112,00 the same A mote from each other, and all alike removed from stance, is composed of not less than one hundred had said I would opine that his soul closed with the State nationality. gentleman from that, simply meeting singing Doxology by CO., Street. 137.42 An excellent oyster supper was served later. the South voluntarily adds, ‘We should do the object of tlieir philanthropic endeavor? Will thousand of these minute fibrils. So Christ as the must l>e so|small,mean aud narrow that evenSutan the congregation, and the benediction by Total.$781.90 such a awaken enthusiasm nerve of missions Includes a multitude of suboi- would not it from tile Hut since On the of coal and our colored teachers an injustice not to proposal throughout pick up gutter.” Rev. Dr. McKenzie. discharging cargo pota- the length and breadth of the laud? Will it diuate considerations. 1 have said that the nerve Mr. Pixlev represented the municipality of San speak of them. Most of then are bring An overflow meeting was held in the First THE toes from the schooner Laura Brown Tues- THE CREAT RACE. earnest, in the mites of the widows, the pennies of the of missions is not philanthropy, or patriotism, or Francisco, it was to be of him. GROCERS, zea ons all in their expected over Rev. £. workers, doing power for children, the dimes of the the dol- ecclesiaxtlcism, or theology. It is not any one of Now I would not for a moment have it under- Baptist church, presided by J. day, it was discovered that tlie so called bar- their race; workingmen, Turning now to Texas, we find lars of the professional ana busiuess men and the these singly or exclusively. And yet it includes stood that 1 tlimk it easy to convert llie average Rankin of New Jersey. that she has reis oi potatoes were Darrels oi nsh, ana Teemer and Caudaur at Maranocook nearly doubled Uer enrolled hundreds of the merchant Iprinces? And even if them all as elemeiits. These are among the sep- Chinaman. Oil the contrary, it is very hard. You The programme for today will be as fol- colored in men could be united and raised arate fibrils that constitute a total nerve. see his mind lias been turned down in were seized the customs pupils three years who money for such a (1) upside lows: COR. EXCHANGE AND FEDERAL they by inspectors. Today. now do think that this Christ loves men, as are, though China aud made to run the same suit of STREETS. number 02,010 with 1090 licensed colored purpose, you enaeavor to irive Just they through FOBXJfOON. oct27 fodtr In compliance with the recommendation whose men just wnai mry Happen to want to make tncm he loves them cnlelly for what he mould through which every mind in the empire teachers, is an average of 8.00 to stipend happy would be a guide to wise effort and Can make of them. He includes phllau has gone, or is going. while in this country, 9.00—Prayer meeting. issued by the Grand Sire oi the Sovereign Today will occur, if the water is $41.73 month. lias out judi- on Indian smooth, per Virginia 111,114 cious expenditure, and a safeguard against mis- tliropy and more. Ho this association inci- (2) Christianity lias often been represented to Report work. of a school of 9.00 Grand Lodge a memorial service will be held the great race between Teemer and Gaudaur population 205,249 with 1734 chievous indulgence and wasteful squandering? dentally does a great philanthropic work. Simply him wrong side out. to 10.15—Addresses. colored teachers who No. on the of and w retched children on Chinese work. Ancient I. O. at Lake receive $28.65 per Philanthropy alone fulfills neither one of the plan making poor To overcome the first obstacle, secular educa- Report by Brother's Lodge, O. F., in Maranocook, for tbe ana 10.16 to 11.15—Addresses. championship month, lliat is, in eight representative three great requisites of the nerve of missions. giau nappy, wnat pniianturopnn' enterprise tion is necessary, aud 1 would advocate the estab- Renort on church work. Odd Fellows Hall, this evening, October of America and $2000 stakes. ar- states there are colored No. Individuals in the name of during the past year has done more than the four lishment of uighl schools for the Chinese in places Every 800,000 pupils en- Philanthropy wiiaen Im.r ueofo.i ...I i.. .m.olmro 'Tax rolled in have now and then done noble deeds and hundred servants of this association have done 11.16 to 12.80—Addresses. 27th Itev. Marion Crosley, Grand Chap- rangement lias been made for the comfort of colored schools. There are over given generous bequests. But human even in for their eleven thousand pupils? What equal come the second, an enlightened |Hiilcy must he AKTKliMOOX. lrlniLiwo to mo .1 1.4 41__111 1 15,000 colored teachers. There were em- nature, lain of the Grand Lodge, will deliver an ad- its most amiable and most number of men aud woman have done as much at towards them, which cannot be last over aspects generous traits, pursued expected Finance report. ployed year 15,000 colored teachers is all too weak and too a cost of less than $800 for each minister and as as the ballot is denied them and dress. an enormous crowd of in these short-sighted to stand tlie long politicians 2.00 to 3.30—Addresses. spectators, including same schools in these same strain of teacher; and at a cost of for each of both have no love for them. As an off- eight steady, prolonged, disinterested and self only $30, pupil parties 3.30 to of Association In M. F. the oarsman and the leading men all over the coun- effort on the of individuals taught? Thu annals of philanthropy can not set to lids, tiie efforts of benevolent Christian 6.00—Meeting vestry Davis, inventor, sporting sacrificing part many of First church for choice of officers and The then for remote and ends. match on Its own chosen plalu the work ol this as- men and women Baptist who lias been in Lewiston this week, is try- try. There will be in attendance Chand- speaker went on to say that one judicious Higher than Phi- may accomplish something other business. great work of this association lanthropy we must look for the nerve of missions. sociation simply because this association has done through the Sunday schools and the missions. the latest arrivals in oar Ladies’ is to provide its 3 30 to 6.00— Woman's Bureau, with of Among ing to interest the Lewiston in boat ler’s, the Lewiston and Is then Patriotism the nerve of our work lrom a motive that Is stronger, I ran not urge too the establishment of report people Brigade, Bangor teachers properly fitted for this to car- missionary higher, strongly and addresses. Neckwear Department is the “Ermluie” work, work. Patriotism Is one of the loftiest and nob- steadier and wiser than mere philanthropy ever missions and schools for Secretary, houses and rowing on Lake Auburu. He bands. All sorts of entertainments will be ry on this great and beneficent work. my countrymen every- different from all the lest motives that stir the human heart. It binds can be. It illustates Emerson’s saying. He that where. I need only bring forward tiie EVES ISO. Collar,—entirely oth- Uev. F. I. Emerson In following says that there is no finer place in the land provided for those who wish to enjoy them" followed an address men together who are widely scattered. It stirs wonld do anything well must come to It from a reasons in their support to convince people of the Devotional exercises. ers and a graceful style, becoming to every- on the great the education of enthusiasm to the These higher plain." usefulness of such than Lake Auburn for such a selves in different problem, the depths. two essentials undertakings: Addresses by Hon. Wm. P. and Rev. David body. purpose, so ways before and after the colored Christ loves the nations ol the Frye race. of a nerve u( missions Patriotism supplies. But earth; though 1. They are an economical Kind of missionary Gregg. We so race. The trains for the have recently opened in this Depart* easy of access, favored in waters and so will leave Portland at 8.30 Mr. R. M. Crosthwait, a graduate of Fisk will It guide activity to the most beneficent ends, chiefly degree in which they minister to work, tiie cost of running such a school and such Closing words and exercises. and do tlie unnoticed and spiritual development of their citizens. Christ a mission al- meat a new line of dulpun Lace Collars close to the city. and 10.50 a. m. University, a colored man, addressed the as- steady drudgery make being comparatively trifling. Now, Adjournment. tlie and sacrifice which sueli iucludes patriotism aud more. And under the though in the matter of self-sacritiee there for Children which are than sociation on the education of his race in prolonged painful ought prettier any- work No, here is when Patriotism Impulse and guidance It has received from Christ to be no limit, yet. where the resources at hand PERSONAL. Tennessee. He for his requires? Additional Arrivals of thing we have had before at twenty-live Portland Society of Art. apologized wearied falls short. Prof. Chas. Eliot Norton once asked tlio Association is doing every year a great patrl- are not it is always desirable to observe Delegates. because abundant, cents. appearance, he was just from the Thomas how he could have been so olic work In giving directly through its teachers that maxim of political which that Mrs., 63 Monumeut st. The first fall meeting of the iPortland So- Carlyle indif- economy says Armstrong, Blddeford, prohibition campaign in Tennessee. The ferent to the great struggle which the Nortli made or Indirectly through former converts aud pupils we should strive to obtain tiie maximum of satis- Allen, Mrs. Elizabeth, Bangor, 1C7 Fearl st. We are showing some attractive things Ex-Gov. Dingley who was in town last the a sound ciety of Art was held last evening. A letter enterprise of the colored race in education to preserve tlie Union and overthrow slavery in rudiments of education and the prin- faction with tiie minimum ol sacrifice. Allen, Miss Carrie K.. Bangor, 167 Pearl st. in Neckwear now which are worth visited the Portland Club. acts as a the South. said in his ciples of a decent to 3 quarter of a mil- 2. In economy of effort such work Bacbus, 14 Atlantic st. made-uy evening of resignation as was received from spur to the white race. The evil “Oh,” Carlyle contemptu- morality missionary Mrs., Gray. seeing and uew ones are In secretary ous “Tire South to the lion future citizens. Aud it does this so possesses true is Rev. Samuel Durham. coming every Miss Bertie of this scored a and corrupt ideas of the colored on way, says negro, ‘Be grandly, great advantages; especially Baruum, H„ Webb, city, Mr. M. B. Gilbert, made an ex- people slaves, and may Cod bless and tlie North so steadily, so unostentatiously, simply because a this of the Sunday school The de- Bragdon. Mrs. W. Wells, 42 Cushman st. day. necessary by religion and are past and you,’ enterprise. H., great success as a solo violinist, at Stein way morality ing away, says to the negro, ’Be free, and he damn person who is more than a patriot is its moving mands which this kind of work make on the Chamberlain, Miss A. M., Boston. 81) tended business engagement. The a better and more may you,’ Carleton. resigna- spirit intelligent concep- and there Is very little difference between the and directing power. Christ loves his church. teacher's time and attention are not excessive, st. hall, New York, last Saturday evening. tion of Christian Yet not so for name tion was accepted and a vote of thanks was obligation and life are ris- two.” Carlyle’s criticism of tlie patriotism of tlie much the It bears and the and while there is nothing to prevent any addi- Clifford, Miss, Blddeford, 63 Monument st. Miss Anna of Dr. ing them. North was uncalled framework that sustains as for Its tional exertion which to Atwood, daughter Rev. extended to him the for among for and unjust, as so many of it, ministry they may wish make, Conley, Mrs. S. B.. Roxbury. Mass., 191 Pine st. A by society the very Rev. Mr. his criticisms with of character in the likeness and their leisure hours need be OWEN, MOORE CO. L. a Van Horne of R. were, and yet, were it not for such upbuilding only employed in Emerson, Rev. J. D„ Keunebunkport, 100 W. Atwood, former pastor of the Second able Newport, I., love of God. Christ Includes an manner in which he has fulfilled the spoke upon the same work as tills Association is to supplement element of eccle- teaching. Spring st. subject. Mr. Van doing and Universalist of this is our action, there would be a liasticism, vastly more. Aud so under Ills guid- 3. Moreover, few are of Miss E. 26 st. church, city, employed duties of the office. Mr. Win. S. Lowell was Home was a teacher in S. political grain of qualifications required Fairbanks, B„ Spring Charleston, C., trutli in his ance this association iu the workers. are not to five Felt. Mrs. S. 335 as teacher of at Westbrook Semi- and related someof his contemptuous exaggeration. enllghteulng, cheering, They obliged spend A., Boston, Congress st. language elected for the balance of the experiences while in When there comforting aud blessing the neglected and down- or six in the Chinese The secretary year. the happens to be a burdensome, and years learning tongue. Gray, Rev. Joshua L., So. WellOeet, Mass., 6 nary. South, and his pleasure in in trodden races aud communities of our land is are eommou a Mr. E. It. Prince was elected a member of working perplexing surplus tlie National Treasury col- requirements simply sterling seuse. Merrill st. among his white brethren at the lected clothing in the richest the church of the Bible and a heart M, Col Z. A. Smi*h and Mr. Edward N. Ding- North. He by indirect taxation Congress may or may thechureb glory good knowledge overflow- Holt, Miss E.. 26 Spring st. the board of management to fill the vacancy spoke of the obstacles to the education and not appropriate *60,00 ',000 to educate illiterate can wear,—likeness to the Lord himself. This ing with sympathy. For tills reason, a larger Kennedy, Mrs. T. C., Newcastle, Falmouth the new editor and of c fact that we are for the the can are ley, publisher the occasioned. The fall exhibition of the elevation of the colored people. It is itizens. Whether it will or not depends on some- really doing poor, supply of teachers be procured, and there Hotel society only what the same ignorant, the blind and the uuelean what Jesus few ladies and ill the churches who do Mrs. 8. 38 Leavenworth received a most cordial within a few years that the of the considerations as determine gentlemen Littlefield. W., Wells, Cushman st Times, will open on November 14th and continue colleges whether it w ill abolish and his immediate disciples did for them in his not feel ol to further this Mrs. K. R. North have been to the tax on wlilskev or capable doing something Morey, M., Greenville, J., 79 High st. welcome at the hands of the citizens open colored students. tobacco or not. day is the best argument we have to Drove that work. Mrs. D. 215 leading the and at the same But docs any one suppose 'that good Langmaid, S„ Cambridge, Cumber through month, time the Dartmouth alone has ever been to them we are and his and their of that A dinner was open tlie average citizen has enough of patriotism to truly genuinely succes- 4. The conditions here are comparatively fav- land st. growing city. served and first sors. But the reflection ot society will hold an exhibition and sale of graduated colored students. He vote to tax himself directly for tlie education of glory upon the church orable to success. If you ouly think of the ob- Parker, Mrs. J. E., Boston, 89 Carleton st. and the indicate that our Eastern closed with an was not the aim of the founders. faced speeches and the eloquent appeal for right and the illiierate citizens of distant states to the They op- stacles which missionaries liuve to contend with Roper, Rev. C. F„ West Concord, N. H„ 48 At- picture* drawings donated for bene- and rather. This association is I lantic st. friends have been taken to the hearts of the justice to his race, and looked fer amount of ti.e average contribution of tlie sup- position obloquy in China, you will understand what mean fit of the confidently a crown of to our Art school established by the so- that time porters of tills Association? It he 1 am glory churches, simply because There, a jealous offleial class do all they dare to Rideout, B. S., Lewiston, 814 Congress st. warm-hearted when the two races shall walk har- does, Westerneis. Mr. E. YY\ afraid he lias not had much experience in it acts in obedience to orders that look higher hamper the movements of the missionary. There Steere, J. F„ and Mrs., Greenville, K. 79 faBaaaa ciety. Benson has been re-eD- moniously together in the common bond of raising than church liFORjiPISK FOV Hon. William L. Putnam has to school money in districts and towns for expendi- aggrandizement. friends, relatives and tiie community combine lo High st. gone as a teacher religious faitli and Christian work. And Christ loves 1'fll'DS DIGESTION gaged for tho season, and a tures at home. I am afraid his estimate of human flnally orderly and systematic persecute tiie forcing him to shut his Smith, Miss Lucinda South Boston, 191 Pine st. ti^ND on business connected with the The congregation a of truth. proselyte, Washington elass is Most of the class sung hymn, after nature Is drawn from inadequate observation and presentations religious Christ includes heart against what tliev consider to be heretical Stow, Miss Edith. Baltimore, Md., 191 Pine st. I large promised. which Rev. 11. J. instead of in Patrick read the on experience. Patriotism will rouse a nation re- theology being included it. Yet it is doctrines. There, the haughty bearing of for- Russell, Miss Alice M.. Waterford, 263 st. AAL'U.'p.ORfSMMPLEVBO proposed fisheries negotiations. He will re- of report to High last season being interested to continue mountain work: sist imminent and threatening evils from without. not so much for the formulation of truth, as for eigners wiili their supercilious assumption of Talcott, B. S., Lewiston. 814 Congress st. turn probably at the end of the bis its to the ana efforts week, trip the studies then so commenced. To resist Invasion, rebellion or insurrection patri- application uplifting energizing of superiority tends to counteract tiie of Webb, Miss Hannah, Newcastle, Falmouth profitably on human that Christ cares. being a brief one. It is understood that lie Report Mountain Work. otism will sacrifice thousands of lives and expend life, supremely And so missionaries to inculcate the duty of humility. Hotel. millions of treasure. tliis association has ever regarded its the life of the traders does Miss Nellie, 38 The committee on so much the But to cut out the drv rot of preaching There, private foreign Wells, Wells, Cushman st. will bold a conference with No Examination of the of Annual Report as an Secretary Bay- Recruiting corruption, to stamp out the fires of like its teaching instrument by which to not convince the Chinese that Christian nations Barrows, Mr. and Mrs. George B., Fryeburg. as relates to mountain in smouldering build and ard. Several of the Portland fishermen have Station. work, particularly Ten. ignorance and immorality; to throw up. spadeful up manly womanly character in the have a better ethical code to offer them. There, 226 Spring st. FOR SARK IN PORTLAND BY and the love ot nessee ami as tlie dikes that shall likeness Christ. And so it lias the greediness of gain of the so called ChriBtian Pond, Mrs. M. T., 63 Carleton st. seen Mr. but the The Secretary of War has ordered Greeu- Kentucky, respectfully reports by spadeful, withstand the Bucksport, Putnam, interviews were Maj. floods of demagogism and lawlessnessto do always presented a healthy and vigorous theology, governments; and, especially of Great Britian. as leaf, surgeon, tu proceed to Portland to investi- follows: its not of a nature. this quiet, silent, work which calls because it lias set heart on what is higher even shown in £her constant bleeding of a helpless public gate tlie method of recruits and to in- The few details underground examining given In the report are of such for patient and unapplauded than theology. nation means of her opium in defi- Miss Gusta of has struct tlie officer iu matters to sacrifice, year in and by monopoly, Montgomery, Deering, recruiting pertalng an inten character as to outthis is a to Christ is the nerve of missions. This A. M. A. ance of and of the law of love, makes Portland people, when in Boston, will find tlie to tlie sting suggest the earnest year height which the average humanity the town records of examination.—[Washington despatch Patriotism of even the is the hand of Christ outstretched to the more the natives of the motives copied Westbrook from wish tli l far more extended accounts of facts and most patriotic nations of exceedingly suspicious the famous old Kevere House, now remod- Argus. the earth have not risen. needy amt neglected of our fellow citizens aud of and even of those who would do 1841 tu 1871. This was done under yet Higher than Patri- foreigners elled the super- Lieutenant who is iu of the Ineld. tits had been spread before the Association. otism we must look for fellow men. You and I as Christians have voices them But here, here, there is no and refurnished, a camfortable and Cusick, charge the nerve of missions. good. happily 0«ta7 vision of L. B. Want of in the narration Is It then devotion to the which belong to Christ. Shall we not then official interference, no persecution, no haughty home-like MUM Chapman. The work has station at Portland that he received no space of the vast work church, ecclesiasti speak hotel, where they can first- says which and in its behalf. We as Christians have of Christian and no enjoy been of this body was of course the constraining reason clsm. furnishes the nerve of this missionary pray bearing people systematic accomplished very neatly and skilfully, information of such work. Christ’s Shall we not it in Christ’s meaus of an enforced class fare and pleasant rooms at moderate any visit, neither does for brevity in the repot t. liut the comprehensive Keclesiaslicism is and ever lias been a money. put blood-sucking by opium and tiie six own and to these brothers and trade. volumes are included in one at lie to. The could statement which Is made exhibits conclusively the powerful motive. It can hind men together, it haud, give needy prices. The Kevere Is near all the Northern expect government hardly can sistors so many dollars’ worth of Christ’s in- 6. Another lies in the amount a cost to the town of about book opportunity for a new and peculiar work, namely, by authority or persuasion, elicit money and great advantage and Eastern 8100. The send a man two thousand service. It call Christ’s Christ’s comfort of which is done while the work depots, and guests like its rooms miles, lie says, to that of giving the Gospel, Its character and its do Ibis, Irrespective of tile truth struction, good tidings, good incidentally REVERE was on and Christ’s We to is JUST bound Short & to a which the church is saving grace? shall if of them being carried ARRIVED. by Loring, Harmon. examine a successful none scliools, class hitherto scarcely touched by grounded, or the end at surely converting Christianity its table, its many conveniences, and its in- HOUSE, recruiting station, which It alms. Christ be In us; if we have in if he on. Human nature what it It is Mr. Carroll Abram who lias been beneficent Christian agencies. Catholics excel Protestants In the any part him, being is, quite A large Invoice ot Laird, Schober & BOSTON. Dame, of tlie men of hich been of means to 11a and we care tor him. to have it understood that not dependence. It lias always been a favorite .w have rejected at This is a class of white population, a class winch working tins motive; and Mohammedanism ex- anything aught necessary only identified with For he Is the nerve of missions. And to cut or but also material and social Mitchell’s flue Philadelphia Boots, Near Boston and Maine. Eastern, the Smith Farm at Manclies- the examination at felt of course in some degree the blighting influ- cels them both. In the palmy days of Islam, when kill spiritual benefits, with travellers; Is celebrated Fitchburg subsequent David’s that nerve is the of our benefits are to be these who enter everywhere Shoes and These and Lowell centres of business and ter-by-the-Sea, for ence of slavery, which contaminated everything the conquering armies of the successors of the severlug hearts from gained by Slippers. goods are depots, places Mass., nearly fifty years, Island. or the of them us. those schools and missions. for its cuisine, and becomes more of amusement. within the reach of its malaria; hut this class, Prophet were overrunning Asia and Africa and Christ, deadening within By popular superior in lit, style and durability to was found on on his from even God's tiiat shall never br. Shall we not all 6. But let none be or feel that Saturday morning lying its circumstances, was not a slave-holding threatening Europe, with their summary grace discouraged every day. all others. Sold in Portland Decor- as rather with St. Paul, that have when, ouly by Remodelled, Refurnished, Newly barn floor, stricken down and Heavy Lumber Failure. class. It is a class of sturdy blood and mouutaiu presentation. motives to couverslou, of the say knowing separate they accomplished notliiug, through by apoplexy, from and lndiflerence to and un- them the word of God makes no an habits, and is capable of great development, 'i wo choice between Koran, tribute and sword, It Christ, neglect of impressiou ated, and now kept on the bia is deemed Mr. Dame Itood & lumber a small work mean one and the same their Be not in as WYER recovery hopeless. Maxwell, large dealers, considerations urge the necessity of covering this chauced that detachment of the Moslem necessary tiling. pupils. weary doing good you Index whitens GREENE & CO. field. was a In view of Identification with this have for you may be casting bread Soap clothing. was born in Maine, near the with office at Bt. aud mills at army surprised by greatly superior force of association, opportunity, EUROPEAN PLAN. July 17, I4t;i, Paul, Minn., shall we not witli St. Paul: “1 am the waters which some soul We have also received a new line ot One Is, the ordinary obligation to preach the Christians. The Christian commander sent a mes say persuaded upon famishing may New but went YYris.. have nor nor find after Booms all and Hampshire line, to Manches- YY’ashburn, made an assignment, gospel to those who do not have the gospel. sengor summoning the Moslem commander to that neither deatli life, angels, nor prin- many days. Gents’ line Hand Sewed Congress and large comfortable; elegant suites, The surrender. The nor to nor nor It isn’t that can go to the with baths attached; ample public parlors; ter when a and has ever since lived with liabilities of and assets of other Is, the evident capacity of this pecu- Moslem general in the presence cipalities, things come, powers, everyone Flowery MARRIAGES. Balmoral to gentle- boj, $280,000 nor to the Boots, especially adapted men's cafe and btlllurd-room and llrst-class liar people to become a power in the of the Christian messenger drew up his slender things present, things to come, nor height, Kingdom proclaim truth, to heal tiie sick added, there. development nor or Young Men’s trade. The latest S. Y. In $300,000. Tlie firm, which is composed of E. of that section of our land. force on tlie brow of a precipice. Then he called depth nor any other creature shall tic able to teach tiie ignorant. But every one can be, in every respect. ns from love of which is In ovraxtv iiu-aouir, UVilltt luc lAMU 3 nuiA I1CIC auu fn this city, Oct. 25, at the A word to the farmer II. Itood and J. C. was While the field and the number of persons are at random a soldier from tlie ranks and ordered separate the God, Bishop's residence, styles. and labor* noons mos 91.00 a day up. Maxwell, formed in a Rev. T. 1. King-True. loth limited in with the work him to walk over the brow of the Christ Jesus, ourLord.” devote small portion of Ills time In doing good by Linnllian. W. M. Brockman and Miss We are bound to sell comparison great preci- A. logman. yon good 1884. Their mills were formerly located at the to instant and Inevitable Tlie to those who ueed it most. That these men are Mary C. Foley, both of Portland. Dr. Alfred King, of Port- among freednien; their importance appeals to pice death. Hon. Nelson Dingley of Maine, was intro- reliable goods than can J. F. MERflOW City Physician without an peaceable, law-abiding and makes In Watervtlle, Oct. 26, by Rev. Wm. H. yon bny & CO., Proprietors. Cumberland in this State. Itood is also en- this Association witli steadily increasing force. soldier, instant's hesitation did as lie as fol- industrious, Spencer cheaper oct27 eodSro and duced, and addressed the Association iheir for Christian and es- Alfred of Portland and Nellie «. them in Portland elsewhere. land, Miss Nellie G. True, of Water- The opportunity is at hand, and it is In a line was bid. Another and a third did the same appeal help protection, King True of ill the business at lows : effective Watervtlle. gaged grain Bloomington, which old friends of our regenerating work could pecially and pathetic, ill so far as they [No cards.] are Til urifli a rini-tnae iirwlnx tl.n 43...» ‘""i to beset enemies and lack the to In Gorham. Oct. 22. by Rev. S. B. uupcu m, r/t'vuui praise is uue to trig the Christian messenger, “go and tell your Congressman Address. by power pro- Sawyer, John NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. of Mr. and Mrs. M. Dingley’s tect themselves. H. Shaw of Standish and Miss William True, tlie bride’s God for this open door to a vast success. Christian hosts that such men as these cannot be Lizzie S. Thurston E. H. Rood & Co. Almighty I am to to manifest iuteres of ts in made to surrender.” gratified be able my Windham. Is hereby given that the partnership parents In WatervlUe. Itev.- William II. It worthy of notice this res|ieet flow. In the The power of ecclestical Here Secretary Powell mentioned an In- of this the devotion to the in me wurK oi me American x«i»Biouary Aasuua- NOTICEheretofore existing between Hie undersigned history Association, God lias steadily authority, grandeur and exten- teresting incident connected with the Chinese Greene & Spencer, pastor of the Baptist church, pro- The Trade. before it successive sion of a church is a motive. It binds to- tlon Wyer Co., In the business of merchant tailors, under the Arm Sugar placed duties and succes- mighty by my here Others have presence tonight. class in the church with which the Associa- 530 name of F. T. LI'NT & (JO., Is this day dissolved nounced the It was a wed- sive privileges From tlie first of Us gether and it rouses men. But it stops short of OEATHS COMURESS STREET. ceremony. quiet The. president of the Standard Re- dawning borne witness to the value of the labors of this tion was now its That mutual consent, James the Sugar Foreign and Home work, freed from complicity doing the best work for its converts. A stream holding meetings. by Mcliliuchy retiring, ding, only a few near relatives and friends with the in chosen fields and class business I11 future will be carried on bv Fred T. finery denies the New York report that the great siu of our country, new spec ialties of water rises no higher than its source, and when missionary organization its contributed money tor the purchase of In Oct. PORTLAND. Lunt at tile same of business. No. 2 Free of the briae and have been added as fast as older ones were tiie or the extension of a church is the mis- in its freedmeu of the a Communion service for the lie Harpswell, 20, Mrs. Mercy Jordan, aged oct27 place groom being present. From organization of a sugar trust is ripened glory special work among the church. eodtf all debts and impeded by Into practical Tills motive the work is sure to end also stated 80 years. street. Portland, Me.; Uabllltlet of this M. F. efficacy. comparatively new sionary missionary South and tile Dakota and Nebraska. that If American Christians will be city Hon. King and Mrs. the determination of his work seems to be in a the and Indians of In Oct. 20, Mrs. Sarah the former Arm paid by Mr. Lunt. who Is King, company to build a direct line of Divine iievel- with baptism enrollment of its converts. would give as as do the Freeport, Brewer, aged It is time at com man 1 liberally Chinese, 79 also authorized to receive all moneys payable to and Miss Etta King, the groom’s and new in opment. Vour Committee feels that the sanction For tiie deeper, distinctively Christian work of my purpose in the brief my the years. UP TOWN parents refinery Baltimore. He says that tho ot this American Missionary Association would In the late Arm. Association should be emphatically given developing tiie manhood, the character, tiie soul to speak of some of the conditions in the Buxton, Oct. 18, Miss Pemelia T Flood, aged sister were Mr. Alfred with changed receive over a million dollars instead of 78 Dated at Portland, Me., this 22il of present. King Standard lias no such desire. to tlie work of its administration in tills depart- life of Its new converts, the ecclesiastical motive is United States, which render It essential that we years. day Uctober. a about three In 1887. Mrs. will be at home at 2f)l street ment, work in which no spirit of caste shall be in utterly inadequate. In proportion as mere Chris- should cultivate the more sed- hundred thousand. Cornish, Oct. 19, Rhoda, widow of the late King High missionary .spirit Mark FRED T. LIT NT, Electrical any way tolerated, and that tlie call fora large tian extension and aggrandizement is the motive ulously, aud missionary agencies more Rev. Dr. Aubrey of England was intro- Pease, aged 87 years 6 mouths. in this city^Mouday evenings until Nov. 24th. Litigation. Increase of laborers employ 0ct27dlw JAMES M< OL1NCHEY. to be located at all suitable of missions to that extent will the practical differ generally and persistently than ever before. duced, who spoke as follows: BAKERY ! to the Boston should [Special Despatch Advertiser.J points, be met as rapidly as possible. once in character and life between a pagan and a 1 am aware that these is a wide-spread belief The Police Bail. has no doubt of tlie convert be small; ami where church extension is that tile work is Dr. Address. a couipetanl young lady with New Yoke, Oct, 25.—Information has « wisdom and necessity of home missionary Aubrey’s YYrYTVTHD-By care which renovated and fully stocked the TV practicalexiierieuce and reference, a judicious characterizes your Execu- everything as a motive, that difference between growing less year year as the frontiers become Dr. I posi- the of the of that a tive by Aubrey said that America is confronted at Was Astonished. HAVINGwell known Brackett Street Bakery, we are tion as and has Tonight police city Portland just been received very important Committee, and believes that that committee converted and unconverted is apt to be reduced peopled witli a and the stenographer typewriter; had self-supporting population, the time some now prepared to do all kinds of aud fancy uBtce Address 1 will needs tlie hearty of tills to to nothing. Higher than ecclcsfasticism or devo- colored and fall into the ranks of present by grave social problems, plain good experience. BOX uail, city. give their fourteenth annual hall at circular has been issued by the Tliompson- only approval body people Indians Mays a Father Whose Child was Cured baking with neatness and A full line of encourage it to go on m this direction. tion to tiie extension and glory of the church must intelligent citizens. have to which demand much and to dispatch. 1 Hall. We hardly began skill, patieuee energy! Goudv & Kents goods in stock. Tea Kolia | _27 City We have no doubt that there Ilouston Electric Company of Boston, to all we look for the nerve of missions. appreciate the fact even if tomorrow we Hood's always ltev. Dr. Quint followed with an address that workout. “Like the fable of the Npliynx," said by Sarsaparilla. and Hot Biscuits daily at 6 o’clock. Beans for sill will be a for it is from who are made Is then and the desire to promulgate should complete the work of Christianizing large attendance, the parties using apparatus by the Theology great threaten Children baking received Saturday evening until 7 o’clock. r.vOKboat. 25 feet long, 7 feel beam. In good order upon the report, and related his own experi- a skillfully coordinated system of doctrine the and clvillzlug tlie Indian, and converting lour he, “they to devour those who cannot often suffer greatly from impure blood profits of this ball that our : American Electric Family trade respectfully solicited. and Atted; 955. Address SAIL patrolmen are Manufacturing Compa- nerve of missions? Under conditions, millions of boudiueu luto in- find the solution. a until a completely price ence in tlie mountain region the war exceptional ignorant and debased Is there modern Kdlpus that good medicine like Hood's Sarsaparilla Is BOAT. Box sun. Post office.27-1 able to make during like those existing at the of tiie a work so well be- about enough to furnish them- ny. beginning century telligent Christian* citizens, can discover the true answer? these taken to and l’ar of the Rebellion. He gave his here in New England, where amid abundant intel- gun tlie Association, Among expel Impurities give vitality, selves with certain impressions by American Missionary J. HI. N T H D—One hundred dollars In exchange articles that serve to This is to the effect that the regulator at- lectual leisure was the central there would neces- problems are the growth of cities, of ents should read the following statement. PLUHIDIEH, of the character of the haidy inhabitants of theology absorbing still confront us a more urgent great wealthy WA lor Newell’s Mixture, which relieves Rheu- make them this motive hind a limited for the comparatively comfortable when tached to the American machine is n direct theme, might together sity employment of missionary agencies corporations, the extremes of wealth and poverty, "I think it my dgty to tell how much good matic and Neuralgic C. WAY & CO.. sell that section, their number of minds: arouse them to among our the relations of paius. on sturdy independence, consenting people Ilian ever before existed; nay, caoltal and labor, the marriage Hood's did She was 181 Brackett St. It at 5Cc a bottle. duty durieg the cold and of on letters No. a Sarsaparilla iny little girl. 27-1 trying days infringement patent 238,315, their the their make great sacrifices, and give judicious direction daily Increasing necessity which will soon put laws and the facilities of temperance, oct27 eod2w* winter. sufferings during war, suscep- a divorce, from birth and and did not — Chandler’s Band has beer, secured belonging to the Thompsou-Houston Electric to the forces thus developed. But theology di- to test the zeal and liberality of our cliurches Romanism, Mormonlsm, the colored race, and the puuy, pale sickly, gain to educational and vides as well as unites men. Its as a and will furnish the tibility religious influence hold motive “"nhlng In tlie past. national characteristics in the near future. Chris- strength as she grew older. Even when 3 years very best music. Tickets Company. in the mind, varies even far.,Vf/®1,u'‘Gibbon has "that tian and the of them to greatly among people assured us,” said Macaulay, sociologists In England are watching with In- of she could not stand alone. She ate cau be secured importance securing tlie of Cliristian there will age hardly from auy of the force and at The circular states that any parties pur- equal character and life. And as to never again be an Irruption oi such bar- terest, sympathy aim hone the Iworklug] out of OFFICES side of and seemed to be weak Christian intelligence and mental de- tiie work it accomplishes. It is in danger of barism as overthrew Homan civilization. Hut these here to deal with some auytldng, constitutionally the door of the being problems; having of — — hall. or the American alas! IN We Are chasing using apparatus Dr. be of our was velopment. Quint gave a graphic pic- vague and unpractical, aiming to sqoarsths ab- forgot that lu tlie midst boasted them. More than a century ago, there were fam- but doubtless kept back by Impure blood, Constantly will have suit for an ture of the march of the ol the stract essence of souls with some formal civilization, nay, in tlie cities which bear wit- jars and hi the assertion of The brought against them armies Re- proposl- very ily feuds, ending which caused her much discomfort and suffering. RECEIVING Kermis. over those lion rather than to develope the concrete life of ness to our material then American independence, hut all this was over- C’iinco Bank to restrain them from the use of public historic grounds, of the Increasing prosperity, She had head cov- Block. injunction men ami women, fathers ami mothers. htubanda are gathering hurdesl more bent on de- ruled for good. Now that the daughter has nearly scald-bead terribly, her being Tickets should be at once procured all great conflict between freedom and slavery, structionrapidly by said apparatus, and to recover under any de- and wives, parents ami children, neighbors and than any that marched under tlie ban- double the population of the mother country, auil ered with one sore. One day I read In Hood’s NEW PATTERNS OF of tlie thunder of till' from Lookout ners of Casco National Bank offer lor rent who desire to witness the repetition of guns citizens In with an ideal of personal the Hun, and men more savage than any many times the extent of the laud offices these cree conformity territory, Item ot a remarkable cure of a child by Hood's in their block on for damages which will follow from in- Mountain, of tlie tread of tlie hosts character. The motive is too sensitive that followed whence she Is and THE Middle street, which are dances that created such a avenging theological Alarlc.” sprung proud ot her, rejoices sensation when over those to Sarsaparilla, and I decided to this medicine first-class in every respect. Possession at fringement of the rights of the Thompson- fields that a great state so unjust- to the shifting winds of doctrine; too dependent Up within comparatively a recent period tve In her growtli aud success; while she can not help try given at the Kermis once. For further of produced last week. These ly wrested from the Indians, of righteous on special qualities of mind and temperament for hardly dreamed that the bloody riots which for being somewhat solicitous as to certain tenden- To say that 1 was astonished at the effect the first particulars, Inquire Houstou Electric Company under letters pa- its and too abstract In the ends centuries have or M. K. COIll Ml. Cashier. retribution in fire and blood for force, vague and so disturbed European cities, cies. America is no longer exclusively English tu bottle had be a mild oc!27dlw_ dances will be presented at City Hall on Fri- wrought the the upon her, would way tent referred to. at which it aims to be the nerve of missions. Yet Commune of Paris or the Anarchists of Ger- Its origin aud growth. Nearly every nationality great wrong done to ttiat wronged race, and of Her to s*K EOIt MVI.K-In Deerlng. on horse dny evening, besides an exhibition game of it is one step higher must we rise. many, or the Nihilists of Russia, or the in Europe has contributed to Us people. The expressing my feelings. appetite began reported that this suit has already of the bright prospect of tlie future for that dynamit- HOIcar line, large 2 house for two which we are able to offer at been Tiie nerve of missions is the of Jesus ers of Great Britain would be In this Irish and the Germans are pick up, and soon we could hardly her enough story families. lawn tennis and a promenade concert with brought by the section when the person reproduced especially largely rep- give Sebago water, stable and Prices. Thompson-Houston gospel, borne by the mis- Christ. He fulfills the three requisites of the mis- free country. Blit the Pittsburg riots, the red flag resented. What Is to he the outcome? good poultry House, ail Low Company against licensees of the American speedy to eat. She also gaiBed strength, could stand In good repair; large lot with full music by Gilbert's orchestra. There will al- sionary, shall have exerted its divine power sionary motive. He hinds us all together. He displayed in the streets of New York, ami the An- Will Christian America evangelize the millions of Iruit; view of Company for aud the sore on her head to less city; c >st $4o(K>; terms infringements of said patent, to transform tlie life and character of its re- calls out our enthusiastic devotion. He directs archist bombs which cut down the police, whom the tide of has alone, begau grow price $2200; $4ftO. down, so be a sale of wooden anil an Chicago people emigration large fancy articles, early decision in the ease is confident- For that our efforts to wise and wort ends. not to mention occurrences, have to her The avowed We soon healed this with Hood's Olive Oint- P*r »•">“>» and Interest. \V 11 cipients. grand result, this associa- hy oilier suggestive brought shores?” speaker his up IMP shoes and ice cream. has the ly expected. First: Christ binds us all We live brought home to fact that confident such would be WALDRON, Middle 27 1 Stoekbridge Eminent counsel are engaged tion is working. together. us The unwelcome belief that the case. If only ment, and when she had taken three bottles ot St._ SHORT & HARMON. in different towns and but to our Chris Christian face to face here LORING, •as<’’ KU**' is states; civilization is Christians were true to themselves aud to octls daw tickets. lli,iU' all,<* being pushed Rev. F. E. Jenkins, the brought loyal LB T Four rents t s with missionary among tian faith Christ Is We are lu this boasted witli ele- their Saviour. Yet the introduction of such Hood's Sarsaapritla she cculd.run about the house I 4 vigor and The present everywhere. land of Christian liberty, het- rooms < energy. American Com- mountains whites, spoke of the state of edu- ments 1TO each, one small house f live rooms, pany are also said to engaged in various pursuits; but as Christians that must be met and overcome unless it is erogeneous elements could not but affect the as smart as any child. She has been bright and be defendants iu an cation that and of their to Ra- sebago. water closets and' good drainage. also Butter. among people, we do whatsoever we do unto Him. We have be borne down a barbarian Irruption as re- tional character. had gone a G-TJJXrS. Vermont important suit, brought them by England through healthy ever since. I write this out of pure gratl- lower tenement at 1**42 St., ot five against by the schools. He of the severance of mor- different degrees of wealth; but as Christians our morseless and as that whten over- similar but on a smaller and Congress W- Brush Electric spoke destructive process, scale, spread E. rooms. H. 8. Cohoon Btoek. Hr.elvers and % mnaanlllen L. Wilson & Co. have received one hun- Company of Ohio. all, whether little or is consecrated 10 His threw Roman centuries over Daniel to Hood's Sarsaparilla." T. Alex- Apply PRIDE, Wholesale 1 Cievelaud, ality from religion, of the deafly feuds be- much, civilization sixteen ago. a much longer period. Defoa, In his (tude 27-1 I he hompsou-llouston and Brush service. have of These are and HetaII. dred and fifty tubs of fine fall Vermont dai- Compa- tween families, yet could speak also of the We different degrees intellectual disturbing elements in our country satire "The True-Born Englishman," written near- ander, 28 Cleaves St. Portland, Me. __ nies control so aud but whether it be much or of the the which two many valuable features training; mainly result of two movements centnrtes ago. had traced with a bold hand I.KT—A rent ol lour rooms to a ry butter, in small advance in educational anil religious matters. little, have great ly pleasant packages, and the finest covering complete systems of arc lighting universe of truth that we see, yet as Christians, greatly changed tlie character of large mas- the growth of that wonderful He had TO small FISHER'S SHOE i “flub" The work there is a foreign mis- ses of people. Hood’s family. Enquire V ermont that it is extremely difficult for essentially tiie same Christ is tiie center and source of such our shown that It was an amalgam of British, Scots, Sarsaparilla STORK. 27-1 Paper Shells, dairy cheese. Now is the time to any new sion a population. work. There are nearly two and half truth as we do We have readied The first of these Is tlie transfer, during tlie past l’lcts, Danes, Normans, Sold by all druggists. $1; six for gC. Prepared *** *** place orders with company to take the field with apparatus comprehend. Saxons, Huguenots, P** Th«Nxninl. them for your fall and millions to be reached by this association. various stages of in Cliristian life, hut as half century, of so a of our peo- Dutch and other A similar process was IIIO I.K w'hich does not seriously conllict with one progress large proportion peoples. only by C. I. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass. g—A pleasant rent of six mux. En winter supply. There could be aud should be a thousand Christians the Author and Finisher of our com- ple from tlie c.onutry to the city—from the re- now going on In the United States. Doubtless the A of JABKZ 301 Fore Sir L. or both of these old quire TRUE, No. et, CL 3till Middle St. systems. churches in re- plete salvation is Christ. We have conflicting straining and healthful influences end of tho nineteenth century would witness ex- BAILEY, Congregational the mountain comparatively IOO Doses One Dollar. foot of Exchange. 27-1 8®P12 eodtt I | PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. ESTABLISHED JUNE 23, 1862—YOL. 26. PORTLAND, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 27, 1887-SUPPLEMENT. PRICE THREE CENTS.

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PUBLISHING CO. _PORTLAND of the villain would not is hereby given that the time allowed speech Jondrette NOTICEfor the voluntary payment of taxes for the gents’ noons. have been eweet, for of BOOKS. although purposes under a of one nininm CONCERNING present Discount cent,, year per his own have become mild—an will expire at the close of business, on MONDAY, they might October 31st instant. H. W. French dowz. HER8KY, BY B. CAVAZZA. equally natural rendering of the Treasurer and Collector. LOOK ! PONDER! BEHOLD! And Portland, Oct. 24, 1887.oct24dtd when the filial piety of Marlas recalls his It is Mr. father’s dying request, this binding mem- Cor perhaps, not unnatural, that CITY of PORTLAND, MAINE. Oct. 8, we bought Spot Cash 50 #15.50 Mulls of the ede. ory appears in the curious of an 100 $7.00 Oil Tan Leather 1 case $1.00 All Wool Scarlet Howells, realist and pro- masquerade at about 50 cents on u dollar the braird Sawyer All W ool by theory, practice at 3.92 do “imperious souvenir.” It Is, however, a tes- Jackets only $ entire stock of Boys’ Clotoing of Cassimere* in ull Shirts and Drawers at only 74c fession, should his very best work when Macks, timony to the worth of the present transla- The lowest price ever known for John Little & Co. These goods sizes at he writes of Italy, the land of art and ro- TEN DOLLARS #12.00 100 doz. 45c All Wool Hose at 29c tion that these are REWARD. • slight misunderstandings such excellent goods in New consist prtnclp lly of the cele- mance. As a bright woman Jremarked In above reward will be tor information Cassimeres. 70 Muits at • 6.50 noticeable. It Is a genuine triumph to have paid brated Sawyer #10 We have a number of bales of conversation tbe other day, “Mr. Howells Is which will lead to the detection and couvlction Street, 0|t|». England • THE CongretM City Hall, $7.00 Suits we sell for $4.00 made, in good aud unstrained English, the of any person found guilty of depositing on the 3.24 Horse and not born romantic, he rarely achieves ro- 90 $6.00 Overcoats for $ • 50 I'legant #30 Matin lined Blankets, for want of shore of Back Bay, any filth, garbage, dead car* $tt.OO Suits for 3.50 translation of Lee Hteerablee. (New York: PORTLAND. MAINE. Overcoats at • • 22.00 room we shall mance, unless romance be thrust upon him." casses, excrament or any kind of offal or offensive 50 $7.00 Indigo Bine Reef- close them out at Thomas Y. Crowell A matter. A rare opportunity. One must admit that in such a case be Co.) This Institution, established in 1863, offers su- ers 3.60 cost. order of the Board of and at 100 and Overcoats By Mayor Aldermen. perior advantages for preparing men and #25 #28 makes a most virtue of EZRA HAWKES Marshal. young 50 $5.00 Boys’ Reefers at 3.00 at 90 cent charming necessity City women for business pursuits. Students enter with vest 5.60 20.00 Blankets for 65 cts. In Miller’s new of Portland. 13, 1887. may 800 $4.50 Putman ana tne result is brilliant, sympathetic, ll Joaquin volume. Songs July 1yl4dtf at any time for the full business course or for any 100 $15.50 Worsted Over- pairs special branch of study. The 25th year will open Pants at ... 3.75 200 dozen 4 ply Linen Col- $1.50 Blankets for • $1.10 not especially profound. tlia Mexican Seas, tne poet appears little August 1st, 1887. coats in Black, BIho and Ex. size to 50 waists for 4.00 lars at doz changed. His verse. If anything. Is Im- For circular or address #1.00 per “ “ His new volumes of essays, named The information, at 12.50 $2.50 $1.50 it augleod3m L. A. GKAY, A. M., Principal. Brown, Modern Italian Poets, has assumed a title proved; has caught some simple' accents, somewhat too comprehensive to-day, al- among which mav be traced the influence of the voice of the late Rossetti. Mr. Miller INSTRUCTION IN ENGLISH AND CLASS though appropriate to the time, twenty years since, when the material for these biographi- displays the same vitality, turgidity, sense ICAL STUDIES IRA IRA F. IRA IRA of color and of music, redundancy, gener- F.CLARK, CLARK, F.CLARK, F. CLARK, cal sketches was collected. Since 1870, the natural Given to private pupils by the subscriber, THE Street. date of termination of the period portrayed osity, passion, tawdriuess, genuine Congress Opp. Preble House. Maine. pathos and sudden Hashes of poetic CLOTHIER._482 Portland, by Mr. Howells, a new, distinct generation inspira- J. W. tion that have in various Are you Familiar with the Plans COLCORD, of poets is arisen in Italy—a brilliant, schol- always, proportions, to the of his verse. The Sea of 143 PGAKL STREET. arly, experimental group to which he gone making — OF TUB Jan24 dtf Fire was a conflagration that the for- merely refers in a phrase of his preface swept est and the and consumed Mr. and another of his conclusion. Of these the pampas plain Miller’s hero and usual brown bride. foremost—perhaps Mr. Howells generalizes typical The terror of the situation expands these a little too much in calling him the represen- souls until their bodies seem—as Mr. tative—is Glosue Carducci. It would not be great Miller remarks—to arise to the stature of difficult, however, to name various poets of Union Colossus to rescue Bartholdi’s Mutual attempting the present school who, resembling Carducci statue of From sunset to dawn the in direction, are individual in their art. Liberty. flame burned—and in one of the of The period which Mr. Howells has selected phrases LIFE INSURANCE truth and that COMPANY, for portrayal is that great preparatory cen- startling imagination prove Miller's to the name of tury of ardent verse and action which re- Joaquin right poet, he OF PORTLAND, ME! THIS is the of the sulted in Italian liberty. From the time of says; top gen- There was no ulght. The night that its earliest the literature lay uine “Pearl consciousness, of Between that awful eve and u,ty,— Top” Lamp FINE MING! was Italy has been the handmaid of its history. That nameless night burned away. that this old aud com- all you realize sterling Chimney, others similar Ennobled by Dante for the loftiest uses of The Rhyme of the Great River, the second Is a HOME HATS! DO pany INSTITUTION,chartered tn 1848 under the laws ol Maine? are imitations, patriotism, it gradually became the toy of oLthe two poems.whlch compose the volume, This is the the exquisite artists of the Renaissance peri- is the confessiou of a man who betrayed love you aware that tills Company has paid to our own sell If are in want of a nice Suit or for We make goods and you Overcoat od and for Gold and rattles the AREpolicy-holders or tlielr representatives more label on ; the petty tyrants wbo ruled and rav- gold. rings through them at the lowest prices. We or than TWENTY-TWO MILLION DOLLARS? your boy, don’t until you have exam- aged encouraged letters, with verse, in the legitimate use of Mr. Miller’s each one of the have the largest collection of yourself buy IUly, together fexact favorite effect ined our the other as a means to meu’s of repetition. The descrip- has to-day more than SIX MILLION DOL- styles and the largest stock in stock. We sell nothing but durable goods, arts, keep IT LARS IN ASSETS, and over THREE HUN- Pearl Top Portland. minds from the problems of their country. tion of the City of New Orleans Is pictur- DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS IN such as we can recommend. SURPLUS, room for our and the meditations avarice are calculated by the conservative standards of Maine Chimeys. To make furs, The floods of revolution destroyed the gard- esque, upon and Massachusetts. which will arrive next week, we We can show you the finest line of OVERCOATS ens of this enchanted land of art, and impressive. Mr. Miller still permits himself The dealer on hats and will cut our prices drowned its The first notes such as “the low-necked pays Its losses Its are in ever shown in Portland. in songs. tentative metaphors moon;" promptly. policies sell for the same prices our neigh- They vary price from $5 IT contestable after three years. may say and of a new race of singers began to be heard; he does not disdain the fatally plebeian use bors pay for them. We have every to and are to the best custom work. Our as $50, equal and these men had more or less be- of the word some for be is to has liberal plans. Its affairs are carefully think he has kind of a hat there is in the mar- clearly aomeuhat; apt Its Board of Directors and $40 and $50 Coats are the between the sublime IT managed by Offi- ncii $35, made from the cele- fore their minds the purpose of the libera- ignore landmark whose and are but he has not. cers, integrity ability unques- and the ridiculous—and he is a of tioned. good, brated Montaignac goods and lined with silk. tion of Italy. yet poet, Insist upon the exact label The wildest caprices of the recent esthetes, large heart and of natural voice; and—the wise of the Maine Non-Fortet- We have a line of Ulsters from which we provisions He Still Sell Our Silk Hat for very large Anal test of us all—he moves furward rather ture Law to the Issued and $7 $5. whose heads turned with the sunflower, THE apply only policies by top. can one as this Company, aud under Its workings extended fit any regard to sizes and price. “whose head is turned with the sun,” lose than bacxward on his way. 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(Boston: octio eodCm hours 9 in. to 9 p. m. sep!4tf Avenue BOSTON. disbelief in the future of poetry, a queatioi '83 Harrison land: Loring, Short A Harmon.; OUR GUESTS. Lincoln, Kev. N. and No. 16 wile, Brldgton, Gray PORTLAND POST OFFICE. HININEMN ClttUI. BOARD. PK.UALK IIEI.p, S'tEADIEKM. Lee, Yan Phon and wife, Ntw Kill The Press’s of Their Haven, Conn 14 Directory Names Avon st. Fall Mail mo and Winter Arrangement LET WITH BOARD —Two sun NT ED A and Lewis, 8. F., and friend, Boston, 9 st. LAW NOTICE. large \\^A cook, recommended. Cal! at Whereabouts. Deering front rooms furnished or unfurnished TT 211 Lewis, Mrs. F. W., Melrose 18 Lewis STATE STREET. Highlands, location, convenient to horse ears, steau _20-1 st. OFFICE HOURS. heatRi®^s«nt first Portland and and second floor. 291 SPRING ST. at SC AMMAN BE8- OgL Below is the list of names of Littlefield, K. A., E. Bridgewater, Mass., 36 State a. m. CTiarlc* girl those in at- Cashier's Office, (Sunday excepted). 7.80 W. Goddard WANTKD-KltchenAL'RAN 1.232 Federal St. 20-1 international st. to 7.00 o a. in. ___25-1 _1 tendance at the of p. in.; Money order department, has to PORTLAND and MON ] meetings the American Linsley, Jas. N. aud 160 removed Ills Law Office wife, Colchester, Conn., to 6 p. m. Registry department, 9.00 a. in. to 6 LET WITH BOAKD-A suite 0 WANTED—For general housework, STEAMSHIP Association Federal st. m. fO.. Only line making direct cv i Missionary arranged alphabeti- p. Rooms No. 19 and 20 Oxford Block, TOrooms, suitable for gentleman and wife, o; GIKI.references required. Apply at Cor. BOW- Kev. ____ so Lovejoy, Geo. K., Franklin, Mass., Preble General 7.30 a. m. two gentlemen, hath room In house: DOIN' STREET ADE. FUJI Canadian l'uclUt- Weslln.antt cally that they can be referred to House. Deliver!/, (Sunday excepted) ,S3 good boan [ and WESTERN FROM EN easily. to 7.oo in. o 10 a. in. guaranteed. p. Sunday, to octlO Apply at BLANCHARD HOUSE 20-1 EASTPORT. CALAIS ST.JOHN N. i. leaving Montreal name Even* With each name is given the resi- Lowell, Kev. J. N. and wife, Mass., Carrier's NTKKKT-MI|ln,. f ree St,, a few 8., HALIFAX, H. person’s Haverhill, Deliveries, (Sunday excepted)—Iu steps from Middle St. 24-1 — 096 st. ANIl ALL PARTS OF — dence and also the Congress business section of the between High and place where the person is E. city LET A person of experience would New FALL Lyman, Henry L., Hampton, Mass., 606 Con- India street at 7 and 10 a. m., 12.30, 1.45 and WITH ROAND-Two large sun like Hi.iu.ivirk, Nvra Prince fee- ARRANCEME st. WANTED—chance to sew by day or week. Ad- Mrolia, entertained in this gress 6 in. In otliersections at 8 a. 1.45 and 5 1H»ny front rooms, steam lieat t*ur«fn Jitnuri, and city. p. in., WANT pleasant location, dress BOX lls, Soutii Portland. 20-1 t'ape Urciaa. Comnn HUN Lane. ltev. David, 46 Stone st. m. Office w 9 to nrst and second unfurnished. 291 ..ring DAY, Del. lO,^ A. Freeport, p. delivery at Post indow. TO no VOL’R floor, SPRINI «uiu Lovewell. Mrs. A. 8. and Miss East Otis- Sunday SPUING lltit IftGi; t; ]’ vr. until further notice, Fassenger IraC' ltev. J. Margie, 10 a. in. Collections from street boxes (general) 18-1 situation a Adams, E., 11 Cushman st. 8 WANTED—A by protestant -■■■ .—le*v<> as follows: t Bangor, tleld, Farrington. at 7 and 11 a. m., 4 and 8 p. m. Sunday 8 p. m. t" American woman, t© do teMWSUMMnolthis Line will leave Kall- VJihImmI ltev. M. N. and wife, N. Kev. light housework, of Kl Adams, Hopkington, H., Livingstone, W. F., Jeffries, N. H., 79 High or take car© of an foot State street, MONDAY. toi Hridgton, Fryeburg. 122 Pntery st. only. FOB NALK. Invalid. Address MBS. .1. P. 'JlMrt. every La.» st. 01 WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at 5.If*! e. „ f,,r I fiXm' Fabyan's. Bethlehem. Adam». D E and ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS. BAXTER, Peering St. 26-1 .Kev- wife. Southboro, Mass., Lockwood, Kev. Geo. A. aud wife, KAHTPORT and 8T. JOHN, with above „—"“ter, Whltefleld, Littleton. Wells’ -.v- 3o state st. Kennebunk, Southern and Western, via Boston and Maine couitec* er. St. Me., 147 Congress st. R ha to Montpelier, .Johnsbury, Newport, Sher- Alvon Kev. H. railroad — EE—Stock and store, at North work in house, steady C. and wife, So. Weymouth, Mass., Kev. and So. (Eastern division) Arrive, 12.15, 4.55 Brldg and Tlirougli tickets issued and brtnoke. St.Johns, Montreal, Burlington, Swantou. 13 Lewis, George, wife, Berwick, Me., 11 IjMI ton, Me.; good chance for the man WANTED—Womanwork good pay. Call on or write to baggage checked to Mechanic st. 74 and p. m.; Close 8.00 a. in.,12 m., 5.30 and 9 p. right destinatlci11. Ogdensbtirg amt West. 8t. Lawrence st. sold for no fault of the 1. N. RICHARDSON, 22-1 '^j>‘Kreiglit 4.00 y Miss in.; 12.30 and 10 m. business. H. W. LOVE Steep Falls, Me. recetvedupto m. •*! 14 us. Fortlaml Armstrong, Mary II., Biddeford, 20 St. Law- Supplementary, p. JOY A to. |>. Local, to Bartlett and In renee st. M. Boston, Intermediate offices and 20-1 TtaSIofMB l‘! st; t Manager. Conway Corner; Bridgton, Harri- Eng., 376 Spring st. 1^1110 st Eastern, via Maine Central Railroad—Arrive, son and Waterford via large dining room, bO boarders, price $1200, pari lady of mature years to do _Uen’l Bridgtou. Anderson, Kev. 72 Lincoln 2 a. m. and 1 p. m.; Close 12.00 ni. and 9 p. m.; Ashur, Bristol, Conn.. Marsh, Elisha C., Brimfield, Mass., 108 Newbury month net: reni WANTED—Ageneral housework. Enquire of I. F. Traiuw Arrive ia Portland. st. Supplementary, 12.15 and 10 p. m. SwS^Caiiiti.hiel|L,?5!Fill8& TUCKER. Cor. Tate and York Sts. 20-1 CO*» 330 Washington street 10.43 a. m. from Bartlett ami Ayer, ltev. F. N. 79 st. Augusta, intermediate offices and connections, mass. way stations. D„ Couoord, H„ High Marvin, Kev. Daniel and wife, Manchester dusiuu, 24-1 “»• Miss .Mass., via Maine Central railroad—Arrive at 2 and 9 a. B. & ACTIVE AND INTEL- P* from Montreal, Burlington and West. Allen, Carrie W., Bangor,43 St. Lawrence st. 231 Cumberland st. THURSTON CD., A leu, Mrs. Lizzie 43 m., 1 and 8.00 p. m.; Close at 8.80 a. m., 12 WANTED-LADY,ligent, to represent, in her own locality, an B., Bangor, st. Lawrence st. Marvin, Kev. A. ;P„ 143 Neal m., MALE—Two iron grey horses, sound anc “^TOX, Mrs. J. Lancaster, Mass., 4.80 and 9 12.15 and 10 practical printers, old firm. References given and Per- OSTON CHA8.U. KOYK, O. T. A.' Allen, M., Augusta, 86 Federal st. p. in.; Supplementary, p. FOR al1 rl*ht ''very way. Addles- required. in. ,,kkn.,,.1!Sr^auU>d manent position and salary. 9_ 18 Eldorado stove 6 feel _dlawlwM «RA.\ll TRIM st. Close at 12 12.15 m. a RAILWAY OF CAY AH’ High Merrill, Miss Lucia, Andover, Mass., 192 New- m.j m.; Supplementary p. I^ORhigh, good heater, with 35 feet pipe; 1 tor Baker, Alvin 156 Rockland, intermediate offices and Kali-banks scales In A., Colchester, Conn., Cumber- bury st. connections, M. O. good order; 1 lead line lank l.OMT AND POUND. land st. via Knox and Lincoln railroad—Arrive. 1 and 6.00 SMITH, bVtx2 1 FARE ONLY MIMMGli AKKANOEMENT8. Mills, Kev. C. P., Newburyport, Mass., 1 Arsenal 5-0x2s/i feet; tank 4 1-Gx2»ix3 1-d feet $1.00, Baker, Kev. Smith, and friend, Lowell, Mass.. pui.; Close at 6.80 a. m. and 12 m.; Supplemen- 0. S. Claim Agent, currier’s table and other currier's benches 12.15 tools; I NI TI TIKK .IRRAiMGE.TIKNTM, U. after Preble House. p. in. D. and tallies various one black 1 OST—A Shawl, either on Hill or on HOnSTiy, Mu, In, Kbv. Dr. Alex, tary, WASHINGTON, (! sizes, walnut; 4ya A* Munjoy train* will ,„M. Beals, Mrs. A. 41 Cambridge, Mass., Sktnchegan. intermediate offices and connec- foot ash desk with two Congress street, between the hill Hol- THK FUIHT-A'LABB BTBAMKBB run a. falluw,. W., Holbrook, Mass., Forest MFalmoutii will carefully liroiiMru nlnlma for urrAAra .if now draws; platform truck ami ave. tions, via Maine Central railroad—Arrive at 2 a. about ™Dd s drug store. Shaw l had Mlllett, Mrs. Dorchester, 46 Carlton iMMinty an land *t. and 9 p. in.; 12.16 and 10 m. BELTING of Fine Boots day evening o’clock; arriving,in Congress st. Supplementary, p. CO., No. 135 Middle St., Portland. Me, FOUND-I which are mis nts, these I will season for connection with а. in. and 1.30 p. m. Beard, Rev. W. Bangor.—Arrive at 2 a. m. and 1 and 6 sell at earliest trains for H., KUllngly, Conn., 68 Deerlng Morse, Dr. L. B. Watertown, Mass., 22 Brarn- p. m.; 22-1 very low prices to close them out, M. G. points beyond. Kor Quebec, 1.30 p. m Close at 6.30 a. m., 12 m. and 9 p. m.; Supple- PALMER. Fur liall st. 2<>-l tickets for Ituckfleld and 7.10 a. m. and Beach, Homer Vernon mentary 12.16 and 10.00 p. m. »AI,E— A desirable lot of land situated Through Providence, Lowell, Cuulou, T., Center, 100 Oak Kev. A. and »» 1.30 m. Conn., Myers. A., wife, Jelllco, Tenn., 160 wiimirr, nrw ■ «rH, A p. Cumberland st. Canada, intermediate offices and connections, Card IjtOKon Cumberland street, nearly opposite the evening,bet ween corner of High leave INDIA WIIA arrivals, Kev. Charles via Grand Trunk Book, Cathedral, suitable for a of J and Sherman Returning, HP, Boston ev- Barnes, E., New Bedford, Mass., Maun, Kev. W. railroad—Arrive at 12.15 *p. m.: block two houses. I®*'*'—Sunday streets, Portland, and Peering G., Monson, Me., Woodford’s. — — ery week at o’clock. ‘-•■"‘■ten United States Hotel. Close at 1.00 p.m. AND Apply to JOHN F. Ceuteunlal Block, Center, a heavy wolf return to Police Station day evening ;« and Auburn, 8.26 a. m. Matthews, G. A., Monson, 100 India st. PROCTOR, robe; jel«f J. B. 12.06,3.15 and Berry, Miss C. A. and Gorham, A’. H„ intermediate offices and 22-1 and be rewarded. 25-1 COYLK. Manager. 6.35 p. in. sister, Middletown, Mass., Mordough, Mrs. A. C., Gorham, 231 Cumberland connec- From Durant House. st. tions, via Grand Trunk railroad-Arriveat 8.86 a. tiorbam, 8.26a.m., 12.05and 6.46 p. m. Ravin Mpi DIiIIa ti..._a___ .... — m. and 12.16 SAI.E OB TO I,KT-A ward lost last a Chicago nu,l 12.06 Moses, W. F., wife and p. m.; Close at 6.30 and 9 a. m. and bright sunny Dog Friday night; from Honircul, and Cumberland st. daughter, Bath, 37 Deer- 1.00 m. FOBhouse of twelve rooms situated No. 28 Re black Newfoundland pup about tea weeks б. 45 p. in. ing st. p. High Boston and Job street lot contains about 6600 old: a suitable reward will be for his Savannah From 12.05 m. Rev. Swanton. Printer ; terms given return Quebec, p. Behrends, A. J. F., D. D., Brooklyn, 606 Vt., intermediate offices and con- square feet; Muuroe, Elbert B. aud wife. Conn., reasonable. to E. W. corner Pullman Palace Congress st. Southport, nections. via Portland and railroad— Apply to ROLLINS & ADAMS, 22 KENT, Pearl and Milk streets. Sleeping cars on nlgbt train and Falmouth Hotel. Ogdensliurg PBINTEBS’ exchange, Parlor cars on Bird, Jos. Willis 242 Arrive at 8.60 Close at 8.00 a. m. Exchange 221 ZD-i day train between Portland and H., Mass., Cumberland st. jnms, ivev, weo. e.. uocnester. «. p. m.; street.__ Co. li. E. Steamship Montreal. Blake, Rev. s. New Bartlett. II., intermediate offices and connec- L., Loudon, Conn., United Rev. W. I — McGinJey, A., Portsmouth, N. H., 73 nont viti Pnrflanrl Kt ...,:i_.i 97 -2 Me. NILE A desirable house, new, TICKET OFFICE. States Hotel. Brackett st. Exchange St., Portland, nearly Black at 11.10 FOBsituated on Fessenden street. near ItOO,TIN. Only Direct Line from New Mrs. W. H.. Ellsworth, St. Julian Hotel. Marrott, J. a. in. and 8.60 p. m.; Close at 8.00 a, m. Deering, Mrs.' W., Standish, Me., 70 Deering st. FINE JOB shell road, contains 7 rooms; stable, Sebago water, 35 -SI., and Oeool Foot of India SNmL Blanchard, Rev. M., E. Weymouth, Mass., 73 ltev. and 2.30 p. in. PRINTING A SPECIALTY. England to Savannah. Exchange Merriman, W. E. and cemented — Brackett st. wile, Boston, Mass., Rochester, X. Intermediate collar, good drainage; large lot, 60x121!; LET A furnlsed room 73* st. H„ offices and con- will be sold nieely with the Congress via All orders mall or at a bargain, owuer to leave the State. sun all and Thence to all points South. Tickets Sold at Reduced Rates to Blanchard, Rev. J, Wheaton, 111., 724 Congress st. nections, Portland & Rochester railroad—Ar- by telephone promptly at- N. TO day very reasonable in price. N rive tended to. S. GARDINER, No.40 Exchange street. 21 1 Call be found at 111 Blanchard, Mrs. J. F., Holbrook, Mass, 41 Forest at 1.30p. m.; Close at 7 a. m. and 12 m.; novlleodtf CLARK ST. 2tt-l Canada, Detroit, Chicago. Tillwnaiiec, ave. Newport, Eev. 87 Lincoln st. Supplementary 12.30 m. FAVORITE ROUTE TO FLORIDA. Ml. Ioni», Ouittht, Fred'k, Wiltou, p FOB AAEE-ln Deering: new two I.KT—A furnished Nagiaaw, Bliss, 179 Cumberland st. Nichols, ltev. C. and Eastport, (tri via steamers front chamber at *1.50 KVKRV Till ItNit •*««•» Maltlsukr C'iljr, Naa Mrsv Hartford, Conn., L., wife, So. Freeport, 136 weekly) Interna- CARD. HOI'BKstory house, with 6 acres full view of per week. AV, at 4 1’. M. Irorn 8a 2*» Draver, J. M. and st. tional 6 land; TO Kuquire at 120 FEDERAL 8T., Prunritc*. and all tn Boutelle, wife, Townsend, Mass, 237 Vaughan Steamship Co.—Arrive at a. in., Tuesday, the on horse car lauuui Pier, Congress street, Boston. points in* Northwest. associated with city; line; price *2500. W. 11. opposite Lincoln Park. West sail Mouth High st. Hon. B. Thursday aud Close at 4.30 m. permanently myself 25-1 A. DrW. K. Pa. west. Northrop, U., Clinton, Conn.. 376 Spring Saturday p. B. A. Atkinson a WALDRON, 180 Middle street. 21-1 NUnipi«n,C. Agent, 201 Wash- Boynton. Mrs. Clara R. 192 M.mday, Wednesday and HAVING Co., house furnishers, cor- ington street. Andover, Mass., New- Friday. ner Pearl and Middle I.KT—Nice front room, hot and bury st. Dea. B. Chebeagve, Cousen’s and streets, Portland, I shall lie cold water, O. M. H JOSEPH HICKSON.Oeneral Nourse, A., Westboro, Mass., 164 Frank- Long, Peak’s Islands— to meet StAl.E OK EX«IH AMLiE-A good With nr without hoard at 93 4KSO.V, 8. K. and W. Manager. lin Ai-rive at 10 a. Close happy my friends in the State of Maiue at IlO PINE 8T. 21-1 Hallway WM. O. P. 84 Quebec, st. st. in.; at 2 p. in. FOBcottage house with about 4 acres of land, 3C Agent, 211 Washington street. EIXIAK. A., Mrs. E. my new quarters. My twenty-five years expe- 1«. 1887 J. Booth. F.. Providence. R. I.. 336 Brackett Noyes, N„ and wife, Whitman, Mass. young trees in bearing, cuts about 4 tons LET- Rooms at No. Mil’ll _May STEPHENSON, Bupt. st* rience 111 the business with Walter A hay, 243 CUMBERLAND AIIDnllN A HARV ARD, Stage Mails, &c. Corey Co., near 3 will 8T., without hoard. 8'a oI which was spent as manager (In connection pleasantly located, villages; exchange IlO 21-1 jy27eod3tn Agents, Savannah Pier, Boston Mass Bowker, Rev. S., Ballardvale, Mass, 121 State st, O. Duck for city property. to Ni S. GARDINER. 8. Pond, Westbrook, Windham-, Raymond with Walter L. Corey) of the Portland Furni- Apply Boynton, P., Lynn, Mass., Falmouth Hotel. Mrs. A. and South Casco-Arrive at 11 40 Exchange St. 20-1 furuished room. Rev. Odiin, F., Exeter, N. 11., St. Julian Hotel. a. in.; Close at 2 ture Co., warrants me fti believing that I can fill VS.T.tA Enquire NAIVE CENTRAL RAILROAD Burchers. E., Alton, N. H„ 121 state st. Mrs. K. D.and p. m. Tw at bj (ltvApil ST. 18-1 South Osgood, friend, Ft. Fairfield, 46 any order entrusted to my care to your entire sat- Burleigh. Mrs., Berwick, 160 Frankliu st. Bramnall st. Beach, Ocean House and MAI.E—1 second-hand 12 horse power Oa and after On Mrs. Bowery KnightciUe— isfaction Assuring you that we have oue of the MAIM STEAWlOMY TIONUIV, 71, 1**7, Burge, C. F„ Hollis, N. H., 33 Smith st. Arrive at 10 a. Close at 3 FOBengine, aud one 14 horse power boiler with Otis, Dea. H. W., Watertown, Mass., 22 Bramhall m.; p. m. largest stocks of carpets, chamber sets and TO Pawt agrr Traia* will leave Burgess. Joseph J. W. and wife, South parlor heated and all fittings at a bar- liKT. Wareham, Mass., st. Portland, Kerry Pillage and WU'.ard— suits In the 10 select I pump, tnspirator For Farllaad aa follawa: 122 st. Arrive 8 country from, remain gain. BIDDEFORD NEW YORK. Emery Eev. C. at a. m. aud 2.30 p. Close at 8 a. Address, STOVE FOUN- Mr. Ollphant, H., Methuen, Mass., 315 Brack- m.; m. Yours Very Respectfully, For iuluro and l.rwisioo, 8.30 a. m., Brewster, Geo., Wolfbore, N. H., 302, Dan- ett st. and 2.30 p. m. DRY. Biddeford. Me. 6-4 KENT—At 039 forth st. Congress Street, we Steamers leave Franklin Wharl on 12.50 4.50 m.; l.ewjsioa ria Braae East LORKN&F.DYKK. have a nice Wednesdays p. P. Dcering—Arrive at 7.30 a. m.; Close at octSO FOK very room heatde by steam, suit- and at 8 Buttrick, J. G. and n*le — The two brick No. Saturdays p. in. Returning, leave Pier wick, 7.06 a. tn., 12.55 (11.16 p.m. For Balk, son, Lowell, Mass., 600 Con- 6.30 p. m. story house, able for one or two persons; the location of the East gress st. H. FOB86 Winter modern house with 38, River, New York, on Wednesdays and 7.05 a. m., 12.55 .uni 4.55 p. m., and on Satur Plummer, M., Kochester.'N. H. St.; improvements; good all of Its appointments makes It one of 4 Brown, Miss and lot of laud. of O. G. BOYD. Ex- Saturdays at p. m. J. H. COYLE, d« ys only at 11.16 p. in. Kacklaad aad Mary Q. sister, Newhuryport, Patrick, Kev. H. J., Newton, Mass., 74 Atlantic Enquire No. 1 the best family homes In the city; excellent lath Mass., 1 Arsenal st. AVMAI, street, or General Agent’ Kh«j aad l.incala 1C. H., 7.06 a. in. and st. HEETINR8. change HOWARD E. SOULE, No. 201 room accommodations; Call sept2l-dtf__ W' T" ESSt Commercial drainage perfect. at 12.65 p. III., Biuaawick, l.urdiarr Hull* Bou^la3,>Mass., ITOVs Perkins, Miss Clara E., Topsfleld, Mass., 315 street._ 23-tf HOLSL. 26-1 BNraTsEPV' well, aad Aagaata, 7.05 a. Hi., 12.55, 4.65 Spring st. Annual Meeting of the Cumberland Buckingham, Rev. S. E. and Mrs. C. J„ County MATE—I will sell at a bargain (on ac- and 111.15 p. m. I'nriuiagiaa ria l.cwi* daughter, Springfield, Perry, Ellsworth, St. Julian Hotel. THEEducational Association, will be held at LET—A convenient rent at 28 Mass.. 39 Deering st. Miss M. FOBcount of ill health), my farm situated in E.N. upper Win- Ian, 12.50 p. m.; ria Hruaawick. 7.06 Perry, A„ Holden, Mass., 142 Pleasant Lewis’s Hall, Woodford’s 1 Oct. 11° ter Bt, consisting of six or seven Bylugton, Rev. Geo. 36 State st. Corner, leering, Yarmouth, containing 100 hundred acres of wood rooms as Boston? a in. and 12.55 p. m. Haan«aih, H'ia- P., Boston, st. 28 aud 20. State Superintendent Luce will tie land, and 0( wRole, *15 per mouth. Oakland Brown. Mrs. H. W., West Concord, N. H„ 110 Perkins, Hubert upland Intervale. Running water tu atHOLSL.'.‘‘'.'-o ,?tlce Inquire Philadelphia ihrap Kruddrld, aad 5arlh 8„ Esq., Danvers, Mass., 19 and Ur. Larkin Dunton of the Boston 26-1 st. Frederic st. present, buildings, near church, school and depot, inquire DIRECT STEAMSHIP Aaxaa, 12.50 p. in., \% alerrillc aad Mkaw> Newbury Normal School, will lecture on the German USE. Baldwin, Rev. F. W. and 14 Kev. STEPHEN on the premises. J. H. BRACKETT. 0-8 heaaa, ria lt«-wisi«a. 12.50, ria iugusia, wife, Chelsea, Mass., Phelps. L. and wife, Gardner, Mass., St. Schools Qn Oct. 28. A UKT-Xice 7 Carlton st. Julian Hotel. Friday Evening, large at- BERRY, rent, rooms, $12.50; cottage 7.0o a. in., 12.65 and til.16 p. in., and Waier- tendance is expected aud a fine will TO house on Melbourne From BOSTON WEDNESDAY and Brooks. Dea. E. F. and N. 269 Miss H. programme street,, $10.00; another every SATURDAY. rillc Saturday* only 4.56 p. m Belfast wife, Hollis, H., Porter, S., Topsfleld, Mass,, 315 be presented. convenient for one Brackett st. Spring and house, family, 125.00. H H aa«l Dealer, 12.60 and 111.15 p. m. The Maine Central will sell round tickets (qomL SHAW, 02 North street, or 1C.4 Middle From Hun Beard. Rev. A. F., D. D., New Preble L. M. and trip fob fyindei, St. 26-i PHILADELPHIA even Wednesday and got via I.ew>■!•■, 12.6o p. m.; via York, Plerce.Key. wife, Blackstone, Mass., to those attending tlie meeting. Members should FOR SALE. Saturday. House. 531 Cumberland st. lg|N:MAA> oue-balf the rate of p. by Secretary the Association to tures of an old dr:«j»v^.i«kni" Areeiieek Bliss, Ml,, M.F., 231 Cumberland J. G. and 1IO established stove aud kitchen _ _oyt sailing vessel. Miepkea (I'alalii), Conan, Bangor, Me., Proctor, wife, Hudson, N. H., 46 Deer- those who have paid full fare over these roads st. furnishing store in Boston; storage pays rent. Ad- Freights lor the West the Penn. R. and Mi. Joha, Halifax, aad ike Praviacee, ing one way. I.KT-House No. 10 Park Place, perfect by R., C. Eev. dress “STORE,” Boutli by connecting lines, forwarded free of com- 12.50, 12.55 and 111.16 p. in Palmer, E. S. and wife, Gorham, 8 Bramhall Free Entertainment will be furnished to Ladies. TO St“hago water, gas, furnace, 8. W. D. st. oct25d3t Box 235 Boston, Mass. J mission. train* timed as Camp, M.. NewJBritalii. Conn., 683 Congress st Arrangements have been made witli the Preble IlAAJJEB. Galt Block. 20-1 tF^AU above from Commercial E. James G. Passage $10.00. Bund 818. Street at Champlin, L., Esq., New York, Preble House, Pendleton, and wife, Searsport, 3 Muu- House and the City Hotel, Poitland, to accommo- Trip Station, stop roe LET—The lower Meals and Room Included. JaHe E- »ud »l»ter, Braintree, Mass.. pi. date gentlemen at reduced rates. Rates at the tenement in house No. CONUKESS ST. 336 st. Eev. IlO Dreeu St., of For freight or passage apply to STATION. Congress Phillips, G. W„ D. D„ Hutlaud, Vt„ 207 Preble, $2.00 per day; at the City $1.60 ,10t! consisting six rooms, all In st. Hotel, FARM FOR good repair, and i!* “• minutes later where tickets 681 st. Newbury aud to location of room. SALE. very convenient, Setiago water **■»*•!*, Agent, eight through and z^£?eV. fryeburg, Congress $1.76, according Horse 31dtl TO tt checks Catiin, G. Prince, Mrs. N. It., Falmouth, 2 Hill st. cars from good drainage, good neighborhood, will he let to l.oag bart, Bem. baggage may be obtained (or principal W., Esq., Harrintou, Conn., 681 Con- Woodford’s to Portland every half homestead of the late Thomas the gress st. Powell, Kev. D. New hour. 6 cents. Captain right.party at a reasonable rate. at poluts East and Weet. tThe night express with James, D., York, Preble Fare, Morse, in Gray, Maine: house new and mod- Knqulie Clark, Bev. 8. W. and House. Ladies THE store- #■* Portland St., of 11. sleeping car attached .runs every nlgbi Sundays wife, Westpert. Mass., 86 desiring accommodation should address, ern: commodious barn and out all in C.,8.uLir.lV.,A.o,K00d’s Lincoln st. Pickard, Mr. and Mrs. MR. F. W. buildings, FREEMAN, PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Included, through to Bangor but not to Skowhe- John, Auburn, Me., 46 DAVIS or MISS TINA DAY, condition; three minutes walk from of- COMPAQ’S Clark. Rev. 8., N. 362 Cushman st. post —LIN* FOB— gan on Monday mornings or to Belfast and Wolfboro, U„ Danforth st. octl3eod2wWoodford’s, Maine. foodce and Maine Central R. R. the farm fllO I.KT-Two Cleveland, J. P. and PoweU, Kev. S. United Station; offices, can be connected If de- Dexter or beyond Bangor on Bunday mornings. wife, Boxford, Mass.. 162 W„ Otis, Mass., States Ho- contains about 100 acres, divided JL Cumberland st. nearly equally sired, windows on Congress St., second floor California, Central Trains are due In Portland as follows: The morn Annual between wood, and Union Japan, China, Canister, Dea. Perkins, L. and meeting. pasture tillage; all excellent Mutual Lite Insurance Company’s Bulld- Ing train from Watervllle, Augusta and Bath M., Gardner, Mass., 70 st. Joseph wife, Fitchburg,°" Mass., 61 Gray Annual of the Maine for hay and farm crops; would make a l0r and South America and Meiico. : 8.46 a. Cowles, Ruel P., New 109 st Meeting General splendid laWye,S' m.; Lewiston, 8.60 a m.: day trains Haven, Conn., Emery dairy or stock farm, or for a man Pike, John and wife, Wilton, 947 TheHospital will be held at four o’clock iu the country place C San Francisco. a. bury st. of such other business as east and west. on three sides, From San Limited Cummings. Miss Anna K., 384 Cum- year,and transacting may making it one of the most desirable Francisco. 1st aud Braunan Sts. Ticket., Ini and .ecaud ria.., for Albany. Me., legally be presented. For particulars aud terms Inquire of rents in the nil berland st. R. city for Jobbing or wholesale business For Japan and China. point, in th. Pr.risrc, on .ale nl re- By order of the Directors. AKA duce ,1 rates. Curtis. Mary G.. Brockton. 167 Fearl James 4 1*11 MAN, Auburn, Me., °f H- E- Mass., st. Kiee, P. and wife, Boston, 290 Danforth st. F. R. CITY 01' RIO DE JANEIRO, satis Cole. Mrs., Wells, 33 Smith st. Rev. BARRETT, Secretary. or on the iXtot Stn“u‘,e THOMPSON^No. Saturday, Reynolds, L. and wife, Yarmouth. 6C St Portland. Oct. 11,1887. octlleodtd premises.aug22eod&wtf MT. DESERT & MACH'AS STEAM- Cook, Mr.. Mass., 14 Carlton st. Lawrence st PORTLAND, Granby, y?r y»eteht._r*»*agc. or Information' Christie, Rev. G. W., 683 C. LET-A rent of seven rooms in bouse 622 geiieial BOAT CO. Presque Isle, Congress Richardson, A., Esq., Boston, Preble House. HORSES FOR SALE. apply to or tddn>4» the tleneral E.intern Agent*. Klcbardson. Mrs. TO St., or would let the whole house, UNTIL riRTHI C. A., aud friend, Chelsea, PAIR good carriage horses, roans, and one Congress E. A. ADAMS A R NOTICE. Coffin, Miss Anna, Haverhill, Mass., 487 Cumber- Preble House. inquire of J. A. TEX N EY, at house. 1-tf CO., ONEvery good road horse, bay; all sound and "“W. A.r. Hron.1 Wu, Boalan. the Steamer City of Hirkmond, Capt. We. E. Richardson. Kev. Cyrns, N. safto Address ■). HOPKINS Miss New Nashua, H., 70 Gray SMITH. ociildSt dtf Dennison, weather permitting, will make two Chase, BeHo, Castle, Me., 273 Spring st. _ Mrs. F. PROF. niMCEIXANEOlM. round trips per week on the route between Port- Calef, George Saco 66 Brown st. Me., Kichmond, Kev. James, Tapleyville, Mass 43 BROWN, Two Houses For Male oa Feurnden Bar Harbor and land, via Choate, Rer. E. L., Northboro, Mass., 190 State Fore st. Machiasport, usual Mlrcct, Oakdale, teajiebs.- landings, leaving Portland at 11 m. Tues- Rogers, Caroline Oeeriag. s _mlaww p. every W., Ferrisburg, Vt., 146 Frank- day and Friday, and Machiasport at 4.00 a m. Cousins, Rev. E. M„ Cumberland Mills, Preble lin st. of said houses contains fifteen rooms and nr House. Rice Mrs.. ONEbath room, is steam tor hot Ferrisburg, Vt„ 146 Franklin st. heated; piped )T Uarpswell Steamboat Co. PAYSON General D. Miss and cold water and has a commodious and extra TUCKER, Manager. Robinson, Mary G„ Guilford, Conn., 315 S- On and after September 19th 1887, steamer F. E. BOOTHBY.Gen'l Pass, and Ticket Agt. Miss Brackett st. finished stable connected. The other contains 111 as Dickinson. Minnie A., Greenfield, Mass., 11 ■. Homing Ja,ne9 L Portlam.. < nine rooms and in and like it has ever CaPt' Long, will run daily as oct21db Cushman st. Kobertsou, Miss Bertha, (A. M. A. teacher) 231 arrangement style of finish before been found. No quack follows* >ct.20.1887._ Miss r!umhprlanrf qf is peculiarly attractive. medicine but lias the sanction of Douglass, Esther, Oakes, N. C., 11 Cushman physicians? and Leave Orr’s Island for Portland at Said houses are within one mile of Market has been a household word for over 8.40 a. m.; Ropes, Rev. C. F„ West Concord, N. H„ 48 Atlan- twenty years Bailey s Island 7.1H>; Square, Portland, and convenient to the horse cars lfy llarpswell. 7.15; East End, Dana, Mr. and Mrs. W. K., 46 Cush- tic st. 26-1 PORTLAND & WORCESTER LLIRE. Baccarappa, 1ETNAI and are among the most desirable on »•_ •'euk’s, 8.00; 1s- houses Hope man st. Root, Rev. Augustine, Holliston, 61 land 8.06.H okebie,t?,UebZ Ltme t?’ Mass., Qnebec Deeilng Land ®'I ® ® *"■ y Chebeague, 8,20; Long island Davis, Mrs. N. 110 Company’s property. I A® can Hud the celebrated New 8.40, In Franklin, Farnsworth, Also for sale one hundred or arriving Portland at 9.15 a. m. st. Silas M. and more house lots_ X York Police Hals, at 461 Con- Portland & Rochester R. Newbury Rideout, wile, Cumberland Centre Prices terms BROWN’S, lel*Ye Portland for Orr’s fsland R4 Deane, Rev. O. 8. and 178 Oxford »t. low; reasonable. Enquire of gress street. These goods are made with broad, and■•CTfSFP all wU! wile, Holbrook, Mass., 122 FURNACE ROLLINS & 22 intermediate landings at 2.00 p. m. Rev. ADAMS, No. Exchange St., or heavy double soles and High st. Roy, Dr., Chicago, Preble House. The F. waterproof tops, and null sep!9dtf ISAIAH ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS Rev. J. 8. great sales of the Etna prove the fact that O. BAILEY & CO., No. 18 Exchange St., /'ort- wear a year. UANIELS.*Manager. Dickerman, Rev. 8. G„ Amherst, Mass., Falmouth Richards, and wife, Alfred, Me., 60 It is 20-1 On and after Hotel. Brown st. the land.jeiildtf Jlmitlar, Or lobe 74 ISOS 7, Passenger Trains will Ua,c Hart load: Dlnsmore, Rev. John and Russell, Mr. and Mrs. W. 3IOST SUCCESSFUL llals and The benefit of the Free wile, Harpswell. 108 A., Townsend, Mass., Congress, Surgical *r®r Warcratrr. Cliiiton, Ayer Newbury st. United States Hotel, AND WAPHKISPHAIImtnm Calf and Cordovan, all widths and Jisclln, WANTED. sizes, llospilunor Nashua, Vi tad ham and at Herbert M. and John, 167 We cu" (lt Women,supported by Eppina 7.30 Dixon, wile, Bmyrna, N. Y., 82 Russell, Mrs, Bethel, Me., Pearl st. your difficult feet. the a. tu. and 1.00 m. V 3IOST POPULAR FURNACE 401 Murdock Liquid Food p. aughan st. BROWN, Congress St. 20-1 Compa- Far S. Now on the from ny, is Concord, and points North Dodge, Rev. J. E„ Sterling. Mass., 17 Wilmot st. market. For Durability, Sim- suffering Dyspep- Boston, being recognized iu J. B. and pliclty. and WANTED—Allthosesia, Constipation, and all diseases nil ^Hnnehr.trr, Drury, wile, Gardner, Mass., 201 New- Mrs. M. 46 Economy, Healthy, pure, warm arising solid, durable sole, Grain Bals parts of the United States. Fer Sawyer, A., Danvers, Mass., Carelton air it has no from disordered to tap La- Kochesirr, Muring? ale, Alfred, Waters bury st. st. equal. All the are digestion, try Loring’s Cele- GENT’S**2.00 per at dies joints eup-jointa, only pair, BROWN’S 401 Con- for the and Mac* Hirer at 7.30 a. Dea. E. and are brated Vegetable Specific, a sure cure in street. suffering want of an bora, as., 1.00 Duren, F., Bangor United States Hotel. Miss perfectly gas-tight. It is self-cleaning, ninety- gress These goods are at rock and at 0.30 Sawyer, Mary L., Boxford, Mass., 104 Em- has anti-clinker nine cases ont of a hundred. Thousands can selling operation iknown as (mixed) p. m. Dutton, Rev. J. M. and wile, Great Falls, N. H.. st. grate, patent dust-tlue, up- tes- bottom prices. capital case ery to the truth of this 20-1 arc Fer tlarhuui at 7.30 a. at., 1.00, 3.00, 70 Stale st. Bewail, D. right shaker, sifting grate, and double water tify statement. A positive coming from nil sections. Rev. B., York, 732 Congress st. cure for 0.70, aid (mixed) at 0.30 p. at. Douglass, Miss E. pans. It combines the greatest Sick-headaehe if given a faithful trial. food is W„ Springfield, Mass., 108 Scott, Rev. Chas. and wife, Reading, Mass., 22 improvements riOUtlON-SENSK Goat and Kid all Liquid given before and Far Nueraruppa,Cumberland W rap Newbury st. ever embodied in a heating furnace. For sale by all druggists. 20-1 Boots, Hills, Carleton st. troublesome after all operations. brook Junction and Woodford's at Rev. T. If not for sale in send fV, 7..M Davies, M., Biddelord, 17 Wilmot st Rev. W. The your vicinity, please for — feet, at BROWN 461 Slielton, C. and wife, Birmingham, Conn., testimonials one who would like their S, Congress St. 20-1 and tO.OO-n. m., 1.00, 3.00, 0.70 and Preble House. OPTICIAN, and price list. Any >*‘ar,J' report ending Sept. 1, E. WANTEDfurnace well attended for the winter would 1887, shows (mixed) HLiTO p. m. Skinner, Rev, C. 139 Franklin st. Is now at the Preble room MANUFACTURED AND FOR SALE BY do well to call or For Forest A ruar N., Waterford, House, 66; office hours address rear No. 6 Trowbridge AGENT* WANTED. (Drrriag) 10.00 a.m. Kastman. Rev. W. and Spaulding, Joel and 3.30 to 6.00 3:00 and 0.70 m. R., wile, So. Framingham daughter, Augusta, 236 Cum- and from 7.00 to 8.30 p. m. Place, city._ 26-1 p. Mass. 78 Park st. berland st. He has been making annual visits to Port- The 1 .oo p. m. train from Portland connects at Mrs. C. New WOOD, BISHOP & Eaton, Emily D„ Brunswick,146 Franklin st. Spahr, B., York, Falmouth Hotel. land for 32 years,] and his skill In adapt- CO., of either sex to work on can add A 1 line, wlth H®®*«« Tassel Haute fot Miss E. Rev. S. L. small the and Emery, B., Gorham, Preble House. Spear, B„ Boston, 217 Newbury st. ing lenses for the most complicated defects eatntq-or,, uvte. WANTED—PersonsHoliday Cards at their homes; SO to $9 per WANTED-Salesmansamples; one agent earned *3800: West, at 1 uiou Repot, Worcester, fvt Emery E„ Sanlord. 91 Federal st. Smith, Rev. Arthur, Scarboro. 19 Frederic st. of vision is well established. He also has the week earned; steady employment; no oil painting; otners up to *2200 In ’86. F. O. BOX 1371 New 510 2*0 W.®rl‘'ri»,,,*rw,ch antl “** call, Emerson Rev. F. Rev. N. no Yurk- rut F.. Newport, R. I., City Hotel. Squires, J., New Haven, Conn., 84 Qtie- best of faeilities for furnishing frames both in my9 end Gm canvassing; all work mailed promptly. Address 181 Npringfleld, also with N. Y. AN. K. K. K Evans, Miss Sarah 8., at bee st* Glasses and Spectacles the child and National Card 76 State ("Steamer Maryland for Louisville, ky„ Cyrus, Eye (for the Co., street, Boston, Mass. Operations were and the Route”) Philadelphia, Nowell’s, Ellsworth st. Scott, Rev. O. H., Mass., 74 Atlantic st. grown person) of the most approved and P. O. Box 6092. oct26eod2w made, patients Hal,.more, Washington, and the Mouth, and Ipswich, styles, came from Stanton, Rev. G. F. and wife, Boston, 126 State in all the materials used. His advance agent, W with Hostou A Albany H. K. for the West. F. st. E. Burpee, will be pleased to receive vour order % 17ANTED—Ladies and Young Men to Decor- Close connection made at W estbrook Jane, ORIENT v T ate Goa with Farrington, Miss A. E„ Wilmington. N. C., 108 Staples, Rev. J. C., Littleton, Mass., 732 Congress when he calls; or an order sent to the Preble Holiday Novelties for fall and winter Texas, through trains of Maine Central H.R. and Newbury st. House will receive prompt attention. No trade; steady employment; $9.00 per week •t Grand Trunk Trausfer, Portland, with through expense of Fellows, S. H., and wile, Waurigan, Conn., 702 Stevens, Rev. H.A., Bristol, R.I., 306 Congress st. except for spectacles fouud necessary. earned; All materials furnished; work mailed Colorado, trains Grand Trunk Railway. free. Address NK1V Congress st. Stearnes, Jas. M., Esq., son an 1 grandson, Brook- Mr. Ilrown: ENGLAND DECOR- Montreal, Through Tickets to ail points West and South Fisher, Rev. H. P.. 17 st. lyn. N. Y.. Durant House. ATIVE HUHks, 19 Pearl Street, Boston, may be had ol 8. H. UELLKN,Ticket Ludlow, Vt., Wilmot Dear Sir.—It affords me much pleasure to Alabama. Akent, Pork Folsom. Rev. O. W., Bath, 121 st. Stone, Rev. E. G., Atkinson N. 139 say Mass., P. O. Box 6078,octlleod2w land * Rochester at foot of Preble Street. Emery Depot. H„ that the spectacles you made for me, have been TRADE Prince Edward Depot Freeman. Rev. H. A., Blue Hill. 68 Deering st. Franklin st. MARK. Island, •Does not stop at Woodford's. exceedingly satisfactory, a great Improvement on French, Rev. D. E., Vassalboro. 127 st. Stratton, D. D. and wife, 49 Carle- cash, second-hand Books, Isacombtnatlon of the most Khode Island, J. W. PKTBR8 Boat. Spring Boston, Mass., any I have had before. 1 have worn Hartford, Conn. potent remedies known 'I'lg-dtt_ Fullerton, Mrs. Jacob, and Boston, 78 ton st. Although WANTED—ForLibraries, Magazines, Ac. Call or address, Irieud, spectacles made through the advice of some of to Medical Science for Connecticut, Melbourn st. Prof. Richard and Bates JOHN O’BRIEN, 65 Pleasant St.. Portland. preserving the Fluidity and Stanley, wife, College the best Oculists in Boston, I am convinced both Vermont, BOSTON AND MAINE R. R. Foster. Rev. A. P. and wile, Boston Lewiston, 342 Cumberland st. Statement of Condition PrniTY of the Blood and the of Highlands, from my own experience and that of some of January 1, 1887, _20-1 Integrity the la effect Maaday, Oct. 73. INM7. Mas3., 61 Deering st. Sumner, Miss M. K., 104 my Blood Maine, Newburyport, Mass., friends that you can furnish any one the TED Vessels, should you suffer from Dizziness or Farrar, Rev. Henry, N. Cumberland Emery st. just spec- -Twenty-five salesmen to select New WESTERN DIVISION. Chatham, H., tacles they may need. in cash in New Pressure In Hampshire, Terrace. Sunnier, Mrs. Capital stock, paid up $,1000.000.00 WANterritory Maine, Hampshire, Ver- Heed, Spots before Eyes, Pain Around or S., Worcester, Mass., 139 Franklin octl7dtf MRS. H. P. Massachusetts, from 20 towns and Far Boston 7.30, 8.40 a. m„ 12.40 8.3L m. INGALLS. mont, Massachusetts, Kbode Island and Connec- of p. C. Reserve for re-insurance 386,944.02 Palpitation Heart, Pain in Region of Heart with Hostou far Portia u4 7.30. a. m. Schwartz. Mrs. ticut. lor the sale of the Excelsior-Self Wringing- cities, 8.3o, LOO. M., Bangor. 71 State st. feeling of AOO, C.oo p. m. Mrarboro Brack. Piar Gage, Rev. W. L., D. D., Hartlord, Conn., W W. Rev. A. F. losses and all other Mop, improved Aug. 1st, 1887. Caller write to suffocation, Ringing Sound in Ears, New Point, Skeele, and wife, Augusta, 8 Bram Outstanding liabilities, 84,655.32 York, Old Orchard, Haro, Hiddefard 7.30. Brown’s, Deering. hall st. ALI.EN K. BANGS, lactory and salesrooms 207 Numbness or Prickly sensation of 8.40, Gates. Rev. C.H. and Net Surplus.- Middle Umba, especially Maryland, 10.2o a. in., 3.30, •5.80, B.15 p. m. Keane bunk wile, Llmington, Me., 82 Skeele, Mrs. E. A 8 Bramhall 132,886.45 street, Portland, Me. Buiterick Pattern the Pain st. B., ugusta, st. Arm, between Shoulders and in Side, Minnesota. 7.30,8.40 a.m., 12.40.3.30. •S.SO.ti.lS ni. No. Spruce Rev. B. P. and “SILVER Rooms. 19-1 Dry p. Snow, wife, Cape Elizabeth, ‘231 TIPPED" Berwick,(treat Hove, Falls, 8.4b Uetchell, Mrs. M. A., Hampton, N. H., 335 Con- Cumberland st. Total Cus.li Assets, Cough, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, or If suffering 7.30, a.m., 8t. $1,004,485.79 attention 12.40,3.30, *6.80 £1*089 of housekeepers to from Any n raw raa p.m. Karter, Hayrrhill, General Debility with Does of Appetite, physician haying anrgiral Gleason, Rev. A. K., Wells, 83 Carleton st. WANTED—Thethe special bargains being offered at the pro- h»*f h bed nuii(uril (•him Lawrence, l.owell, 7.30, 8.40 a. m., 12.40, GEO. B. BODWELL, FIVE cure a bottle of by iafsruiioK 3.30 p. m. Rochester L- and wife, So. Secretary. CENT STORE, in tinware, crockery, glass, Ami-Apoplectlne, itnot only hu of ihe rnu«, Fnrminatoa. Alloa GrSK£’ ?ev’ Byfleld, Mass., CHAS. B. all Hay, 8.40a. m., 142 State st. Slocum,’ Rev.' W.’ OATS. WHITINU, President. &c.; kinds of kitchen furnishing goods at 413 In addition to our 12.40,3.30p.m. Manchester GrxDt, Rev. H. M. Grant ~9.’, BaTUmor'eT'Md”' \ Congress street; drive in coal hods. 19-1 and Concord (via Lawrence 8.40a.m., (via So. and wile, Middlebroro, Brown’s This Oat is big Mass., st. atDeering. carefully selected from the best Newmarket Junction) 3.30 p. m. 699Congress Strait, Rev. Geo. B., Exeter, N. H. and fills the •Via Eastern Green, Miss M. M. A. grades requirements of Horses bet- \V7ANTED—Parties to know that MRS. DIE Dlv. to Scarboro Crossing. N., (A. teacher,) 227 Cum- Stevens, Rev. H. A., R. 306 ter than other. W. D.LITTLE 150 FREE berland st. Bristol, I., Congress any They are manufactured or & TT SHERMAN lias taken rooms at 136 Free BEDS, MI N DAY by CO., TBAINS Rev. H. improved machinery the end or loose liber St., near Congress Square. Corns, we have a Griffin, L., Bangor, Preble House. Mrs. outgrowing PREVENTS juut eniupleted Neplie lloupital for Hostou 4.15 m. Souther, John, Fryeburg, 226 st. off and the oat anu a but l.oo, p. via East to Scar- Gurney, Ruth C.. Mass Me., Spring clipped thoroughly cleaned and all Joints nails treated til skillful manner. Her Apoplexy, cures Paadysls, Heart of l*J Free Beds, all for Caueu. Div, Brockton, 167 Pearl st. Smith, Dea. Richard and dirt as well as AGENT, Rheumatism. Margical boro “.A. and wife, Peabody, Mass., 61 objectionable stnff removed, leav- rooms will be open for Ladies’ and Gentlemen. Crossing. wile, Salem, Mass., 96 Lincoln st. Deeriug st. the oat Disease, Angina Pectoris, Chronic Liver £r*y, ing plump and ready for the horse to en- EXCHANGE 18-2 Bronchitis, Gould, Mrs. Hannali, Gray, Me., 14 Atlantic st. Rev. J. STREET. EASTERN DIVISION. Strong. W., President Carleton College, joy eating. Its not economy to feed horses NO.,31 Complaint, Kidney and Bladder poor trouble. Dys- For Boston a:'2.00am H. Northfleld, Minn., St. Julian Hotel. food or force them to eat dirt and refuse that WANTED-People to know that M. G. Palin' Ac.. Ac. dally.19.00 a m., 11.00. pepsia, ttl.UO m. ilosloa for Stlmpson, Mrs. Thomas E., Peabody, Mass., 61 causes heaves or other ailments. All who have T T er’s old Shoe Store, at 230 Midd le St., has p. Portland 7.30, 9.00 a. Hall, 8. and st. i'kii For Sale by all 111., 12.30 in. J., Irlend, Winchendon, Mass., 89 Deenng had experience in feeding oats. And much that is reopened with a good line of everyday Boots, druggists. Price 91 a bottle ,-It p. ("7.00 p.m. daily. Cape Eliza Carleton st. in Slioes and Rubbers, at botUoafor beth. ‘MO a. in. (5.30 p. In. West. Dlv. Pass.) T. objectionable regular grades, which can only popular prices. LADRI- S3. Send to Da. F. B. Entmn A Co, Harbett, Rev. Chas., Searsport. 424 St. John st. be avoided by GAN A Mae# 9.00 a m., 1.00 p.m. Hiddrford 3.00, 9.00 Tuft, Rev. J. N. and removal;uearly 1-3 less of "SID Enoeburgh Falla, Vt. U. a Harmon, Rev. Elijah, wife, Lynn, Mass., 124 Em- VEK are MKLAUgW._181 A, for circulars, testt a.m., 1.00,6.00 p.m. Portsmouth, Wilmington, Mass, 97 Pine st. TIPPED” equal any regular Newbury- ery graded a moolahs and a treatise on port, Mnlem, Lynn 9.00 a. No. 2 white as they outweigli in proportion to D-By good reliable party, an in- 'J.OO, m., 1.00, 6.00 120 TaUcott, Thos. H. L., Glarteuburg, Ct., 48 Atlan First terest in a well established p. m. Amesbury 9.00a.m.. m. "HT nr-' Boston. Pearl st. that difference and are, practically speaking solid WANTE business, will 1.00, (Loop. Miss Mortgage furnish Fur (Connects with Rail lanes New York. Hamlen, Ellen, Augusta, Durant House. meats. They run uniform, also sweet and capital. particulars, apply to N. S for Miss Terry, Rev. Calvin, No. bright, with Pound Haskell, H. M., Fryeburg, 41 Forest ave. Weymouth, Mass., 190 clean, grading the in auv market. GARDINER, No. 40 Exchange St. 18-1 {Connects Lines for New York. Miss State st. highest They "West Division- HaUett, Mary E., Augusta, 235 Cumberland are the best and cheapest to feed, also the nicest North Berwick to Scarboro Tappan.Rev. D.D., ANTE a Topsfield, Mass., 148 Pearl Seed Oat, being free from all substance ‘Fund \v D-By capable middle aged woman Crossing. foreign TT a Hazen, Rev. A., D. D., Deerfield. 36 Pine st. and no harm been doue Sinking situation as housekeeper in a small lam-’ Through Tickets to all points West and Sooth them APOPLEXY! Rev. having to prevent Hazen. Rev. Henry A., Auburudale, Preble Tenney, Cbas. P. ana wife, Chester, N. II., growing. lly. The applicant Is fully qualified to do general auSJ eodtf lor :ale at Puitland station TirkeiOKceand House. 144 Brackett st. housework and Is an experienced laund- at A oiou 7 ieket It Are. 40 Any one who will give them consideration and a WATER GO. cooking; ttxrhnagv Mtreet' Rev. E. ress. *• ®uu iJii/cuueiu Tliwiiig, P„ M. D., United BONDS, Address Me JAS. T. Brooklyn, will be sure HOUSEKEEPER, Saecarappa Gen'l « corner, trial to use as thev are in all PURBKR, Manager. 177 Pearl Stales Hotel. them, Principal aud Intereat Payable at Box st. respects a first class oat, and the most economical 4Q7._ *(, u Rev. David Tewkesbury. Rev. G. A., Cambridgeport. Mass., TRUE’S PIS WORM ELIXIR! D. J. Gen. P. ft Hatch, P., Rockland, 131 Emery st. aud best Feed for Horses. Ready sale and In I FLANDERS, T. A OOO PUI 111^ Ol. Boston Safe and TED-A good to a hr Margicnl Mtnff al TO ardor k’« Free Hayes, Miss K. P., Limerick, 108 Newbury st. creased demand has been established in the Deposit Trust Co. druggist buy drug M. L. WILLIAMS, Gen’l Agent, Tewkesbury, Rev. G. A., 338 WANstore stock and fixtures: loug established Howpitjil I'or U'onmi are ia daily attcud- oct21dtf Herbert, Miss Alme J., Colcord, N. H., 316 Oxford, Me., Spring larger markets elsewero and have become verv Portland. We offer a limited amount at and doing a good not Murr, rxrt'pl to riauiar Brackett st. popular wnerever known. The manufacturer de- business; twenty miles from Mniurdoya, pa* Dea. J. Thayer. Rev. P. B., st. Bangor; only store in town; to be sold at once; tirut* nnrf niMiga brdn. Henry, E., Westboro, Mass., 164 Franklin Garland, 683, Congress sires to introduce these oats Maine on Traey, Mrs. A. E. and throughout terms cash. Address H. care J. W. Kuwiford Palls & friend, Foxboro, Mass., 83 thefr merits and takes this manner of 100 and Accrued H., Perkins Buckfield Railroad State st. bringing Interest, & Co., Portland, Me. 3CM. Herd, Rev. J. W., No. Brookfield, Mass., 97 Pine them before the public. And after Tripp, Mrs., Wells, 33 Smith careful examination recom- Fall -la If fleet Ocl. ISS7 st. “SILVER TIPPED” can Arrangement I, Thurston. Mrs. be obtained from the mend them for iureatment. EVERY REJ) FREE. Hodgden Mrs. E., So. Berwick, 160 Franklin st. Win, Newbury port, Mass., 16 following Portland firms who handle them direct DIALS UEI.P. Mrs. B. Avon st. Leave Portland, via G. T. Railway, 7.10 a. m. t Holbrook, J., Holbrook, Mass., 41 Forest iu car lots: Cases have ave. Thayer. Mr. E. N. and wife, Holbrook, Mass., 41 bwu built it|» by the Lewiston 8.00: Mechanic Falls (mixed train) Forest ave. COBB & 8.46; arriving at W. Minot K. Hebron 9.30! Rev. F. A. East Barrington, N. H„ 100 BREWSTER, ESTABROOK, drug clerk who has had two or ineo(ourUi|ui BuSt0U- years experionce; must brlug best of tlays mi tliut the uoiiiul licnieii 10.36; Hartford.^ Holt, Mrs. 20 167 Pearl st. oct21 references. to E. E. 10.65; Canton 11.15. Abiel, Weld, St. Lawrence st. *S. A. & J. H. TRUE. eod3m Apply SHAW, Junction Fore witboiit tht* nitl of uii Rev. W. Thayer, Rev. T. B., 167 and Pleasant streets. operation. Leave Portland 130 p. m.; Lewiston A., Berlin, Mass., 65 Bram- Garland, Me., Brackett 25 i He 2.00, Houghton, *F. A. WALDRON & SON. iilso have ciiM'ii u liere life bits Mechanic Falls 3.16: arriving at W. Minot 3.30; — F.. Hebron Buctfield Horr, Rev. Elijah, East Boston, Mass., 148 Pearl V. LAOIHS ! Salesman. BROWN, 401 Con- been sustained by its aid alone For 3.40; 3.*; E. Sumner 4.06 KENSELL & TABOR. WANTEDgresa Hanford 4.12; Canton Van Rev. Ho your own witli Peerless street._ 26-1 several days. XX iM'ti not retained 4.27; OllbertvlUo 4.35 p. Miss E. Horn, M., Newport, R. I„ 38 Smith st. Dyeing, at liome, Dyes. m. Hawley, E.. Holden, Mass., 142 Pleasant Valentine, Rev. CEO. W. TRUE &CO. They will are sold the Titos. J., dye everything. They every- man to fill a as by fttoniuch. cau bo RETURNING—Lciav« Canfim in qin » Dorchester, Mass.. 46 where. Price vacancy col- iujeetions Cushman st. 10c. a package—40 colors. They WANTED—Alector for an Miss E. 26 *S. W. THAXTER & CO. have etc., established business; ■Ivon with success, nrrivmg at Portland 8.26 a. m., 12.06 m. Hali, B., Warren, Winter st. equal for Amount a collection p. Rev. R. W. ijo Strength, Brightness, good route vacant; lie ready for work Harlow, R., Medway, Mass., 74 Atlantic CHAPMAN & CO. In packages or for Fastness of tailor, or non-fad- Monday. CHAS. STICK rOil.TKCTIOTN, ®t. W. NORTON, Apply STANSF1ELD, Room It 1b '“ Wade, Rev. G Banford. 127 Free st. ing Qualities. do not crock or smut. For 67 acknowledged to be the best, safest and Liquid Food Is for all ages, lu health or DAILY—From W They Exchange 8t„ 22-1 Tno.st adapted Minot 3.30 p. m. for Hebron Hibbard, Rev. D. S., Caploma, 20 Arsenal Waldron, Susan Durant liOi» for Male. sale by 1). W. City._ potent and effectual known for disease, as It will make, by the use one Kan., M., Augusta, House. Heseltlne & On., Druggists, corner remotfy o( table- Academy; Buckfleld 3.60 p. m! for W. Sumner Walker, Rev. J. island au31 eod2m and this child-killing disease. spoouful tour times for au N., Fond, Vt.,.S16 Brack Congress Myrtle streets ; N. G. Nichols, Drug- experienced boot aud shoe dally adult, eight per and Turner: Cuuton 4.27 p. Hill. Miss Sarah and 6tt 8t. 787 cent, new m.; arriving at Peru B., three friends, Machlas, gist, Congress, corner Grove street; E. W. WANTED—Ansalesman in our men’s department. Applv Sold l>y all Drusslstsi. blood weekly, it is recommended by 5.30: DUfleld 8.00; 80 “>® Mexlio T.OOp. lL; Pleasant st. Warfield, Rev. F. A., and Stevens, and Parris at DEAN No. 455 Medical Profession as the ONLY Hrertuu s aUokJ wife, Brockton, Mass., Druggist, corner Congress BROS., Congress Street. 22-1 PRICE :i5(> 50c. and 91.00. KAW Mills, Livermore. Return kmc leave Hubbard, W. H., New Preble House. 806 st. streets; Fred. A. corner FOOD KNOWN, free York, Congress Turner, Druggist, Con- from iusoitible matter Wxfleld 7.00 a. m. Harlow, Rev. R. K., 74 Watson, Mr, 91 Federal st. gress and at Dr. JOHN F. & minerals, salts or ,Mei‘5U “arrlviu/it Port* Medway, Mass., Atlantic Sanford, Washington streets; T. J. Looney, 88 PARK ST.; refer- TEUE 00., Proprietors, drugs, acids, and carries the LINCOLN,Sunt. Watson, Rev. A., N. 61 Druggist, corner WANTED-Almy 2(M blood .i Hampstead, H., Quebec Middle and Fraukliu streets; D. _enees required. AUBURN, MAINE. corpuscles. UTr R»i‘i»w>orvUtAl>H)RD. O. kT. hA. octtfdtf Hammond, Rev. H. L. and wife, Chicago, 111., 208 st. P. Horr, Druggist, G38 Congress William Presumpscot street; Worms a Worms Clark House, *e“Tapo Tape If st. Walker, Rev. A. 8., D. D., Hotel. 5. Banks, Druggist and Free mail of ability, to solicit or- Specialty. u baby dec. not Boston, City junction Congress removed In from on** minutes thrive, never Miss Alice. 36 Webb, Rev. E. D. T. B. WANTED—Aders for our Beautiful Life size hour ahtf thirty Us Haskell, Topsham, Me., Beckett st B., D., Wellesley, Mass.,, 606 Streets; Pollard, Druggist, 212 Danlorth Portraits. fcc change loud, but add lire or more drop, Mrs. Must have at le;ist Three hours. at rut Hopkinson, David, Derby, Me., 487 Cumber- Congress st. SACCARAPPA, ME. street; Cook, Everett & Pennell; John W. Perkins $16 at command; to such we h feeding, and it. lo.t or needed vit- land st Winter. Mr. and Mrs. D. B., «• H- Maine. wilt guarantee month. Address at once nllly will be iu EXHAUSTED Norton, Mass., 22 subscriber 6, V0.",and Hay & Son, Portland, flOO yer developed tiO day.. VITALITY.” Howe, Rev. G. Preble House. Carleton st. respectfully informs the public STAR PORTRAIT CO., 21 l»nl Home tor A (.rent M., Lewiston, llyll Rogers street, Dover, TuTliS&&wly OurJFrer Houielr.. Hoy. eon- Medical Work for and Miss Eben THEthat he has taken charge of the __eodly u- tain. ,tt> Youos Hubbard, Minnie, Hiram, Me., 226 Spring st. Webster, and wife, Haverhill, Mass., United Presumpscot bed., and i. loenlrd at II to 11 Main the same been _111-2 » Mlddle-Agod Mea. States Hotel. House,on street; having FOR NTRKNUTII I NK au.rway street. \S ben uuy of the but. J. Mrs. M. tharoughly refitted ami makes a DH. wanted, LYMAN White, C. H., Wakefield, N. H., 681 Con- newly furnished, HAM’S from "crofulu, Knrns or other erress f»t comfortable and convenient home for WANTED—Can-makersLong Wharf. 19-1 akiu Jameson, Rev. E. O., Willis, Mass., |242 Cumber- _WALKER, VININC riinruMCMa. ihry r«*rat er fiait-klr |»v |»,r land st. M iswell Rev. A., Skowhegan, 87 Lincoln st. Ro ume of our Liquid Food. a man. ■■ Hu ah’. Fluid Food. * Wilder.Rev. C. S. and wife, 814 Con- REGULAR BOARDERS and TRANSIENT by young good Jenkins, Rev. E. E.,and wife, Williamsburg, Ky„ Madison, GUESTS INVIGORATOR WANTED—Situationwriter and accurate can furnish gress st. acountant; 315 Spring st. the best of recommendations. ies We use in our 200 bottles Williams. Rev. L. and It will be the aim of to I* A FOR Address “M”. Hospital largo of ev- Jenney, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Manchester Green wife, Port Leyden, N. Y„ thenProprietor please all SURE CERE NEAL ST. Contains more than 34 percent, of Soluble Albumin- ery lot made. This a T., 61 of 18-1 gives guarantee of sweet- 845 st. Thomas Bt. patrons the house. Term. It. n.ounlilr. ness of Conn., Spring oids. Is every bottle sold, and Is not given by ,mv Mrs. K. Williams, Edw. A., East Durant Everybody made satisfied and happy. the only Raw Food in the world. Keops in Jacobs, W., Peabody, Mass., 61 Deering Hartford, Conn., intemperance. manufacturer ot any oilier in House. »t®con. rulc Stable ^ Josie Preble House. knife or detention from business, also all other dis- B ■ treated age references. daily of Phthisis and Rm (JontainH :M> nuhstantiai embossed (A.M. A. teacher), 231 Curn- 1 H -XKectum successfully saving Typhoid .Iletitlintt. k.A'i' v Il.r>.',sv page*, liinding, full ^ Mrs. eases of the Rectum. ■ T. tflMK. «* MAY gilt. Warranted the beet popular medical K^;Miss Wyman, H. P. D., Bangor, 71 State st. Cure guaranteed. WM. ■ ■ C. BROTHERS, Nurserymen. |Urun thf Air l*ure u.„| Hoof* In treatise — ■ IJliy oet26d3t Relapsing Fever, Diphtheria, Diseasa, neural- published in the English Price only Mr*' A-’ Holbrook, 41 Forest Woodward, Mrs. New 273 READ (M. D. Harvard and ROBERT M. Vplniuiul Sit., Auburu.Mr. Rochester. N. Y. Brights Oootl Condition. 1 UO ibn. will language. fcl by Mass., Dora, Castle, Me., 1842) mail, postpaid, ami concealed in a plain wrapper, if. ^ave*'1’ st. / and all ouUFuK ^oOlho. of Stra w. Spring READ (M. D. Harvard 1876), Evans Hoiim1, No. Cure guaranteed. At U. 8. Hotel, Portland, limiln gia, Pneumonia. nemia. Marasmus, Eiseases NoTIli lust retire sample free if you send now. Kingsbury, Rev. J. D., 148 Inflammalde M straw. It yields Bradford, Mass., Pearl 175 Tremont Street, Boston. References given. 18,every Saturday from !) a. m to 4 p. in. Itefer- WANTJSD. of Children. Builds the afier severe a Kk*h Fertiliser. bv ences up system surgical lk*nt quality Miff PKtmiDY.HID|f!AL Consultation free. Send for Office given. Consultation free. Send for pamph- Riles • H E Wells, S3 Smith pamphlet. 9 Improved backing. wrap- st. hours, 11 A. M. to 4 P. M. let. years experience. Hundreds cured. operations. Soothes and alleviates ulcerated and can- MHi in F. (». ttr.r'.f.' fW;«"• (Sunday* and holidays bnrUp. Hthohmktku driait. to whom uII orders shouldKJaT&Hgi he w*fo, Falmouth. 2 Salesman who lias liail -- & addressed Kmmhu™1 TWU* Jn<1 Hill st. MARVELS OF THE NEW WEST. excepted.) eodtf cyperi. cerous Co., 1«| Water 8t., Now York. Uea conditions of — A’’ 316 scp6_ once the stomach and rectum. Is the 8uuUiCoventry, Conn., A vivid portrayal of the stupendous marvels In in men's Underwear ami ______inylo»*(Hiftwly ^Sprlngst’ vast laud went of the ,u rl eody the wonder Mibb- Uivor. Kix _ nutrient that will cure nervous Rev. R. only permanently prostra- ■*ADIKk for our Kyle, J., Windham, 427 St. John st. hooks In one VoL, comprising Marvels of Nuture, Hosiery. W^hI.7*iKW Fall and Marvels of Marvels of UNITED NT4TKS ABMT. tion and it and ,ake work oxjisrs. Race, Enterprise Marvels debility. Upon puny feeble infants and •it n,fs\i 1 traU^ P*©«*ant L. of Marvels of Stock wm**9 l“ can bo -uln Mining, Raising, Marvels of for the w m ! is P«*r «l»y Krvolvrr. nnd Over Army wanted. Able bodied To children and their exhausted mothers thrive wonderful- Mni Amiuanlliom. Whole.nle Agriculture. 350 original flue Engrav- Owners. any distance. Partieii- Vessel * MOORE & CO. Lamson, Mrs. D. L„ at RECRUITSunmarried men, between the ages of 21 and OWEN, \IJ1’ \rork b7 nod Fryeburg, Cyrus Nowell’s, ing*. A perfect Picture Gallery. It bus more oct2o il3t Address at onw, CKKS ltcti.il. Ellsworth st. than 36 years,are wanted for the and ly. Contains no m .dication whatever. 12 oz. contains the pbUo i V*"va"HlnF selling minlltle* any other lxx)k. Cavalry, Artillery chNT ART CO., 147 Milk .street. Boston. Mass. Larson, J. A.. Morrison, 100 India st. AGENT* WANTED. A rare chance for live Infantry; good pay, rations, clothes and medical Port Marine Kail way has been thor- of “°*5170. to make Clyde strength 10 lbs. of moat. If your druggist does not oct6e ..mdeXur U IB n*v YOliHu G.L. BAILEY, Middle St. wivai todti