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THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. 22. «
WIT AND WISDOM.
“You ducked your head," said the magistrate to
Patrick Lane, who charged Joseph Kavanagh
with shootlug at him.
"Faith, and l did, your worship. It’s better to
be a coward for fire minutes than to be dead all
your lifetime."
The best way is to take a pain iu time, and fight
it dally and hourly with Salvation Oil. 35 cts.
Indorsed by the Faculty. The reputation of
Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup has been solely achieved
on account of its merits. Physicians prescribe it.
“Talkiug of dogs of keen sceut, I have one that
will compare favorably with any of them.”
“Kemarkable dog, eh?”
“I should say so. The other day he broke his
chain, and although I had been away for hours,
he tracked me and found me; merely by scent.
Wbat do you think of that?”
“1 tlilnk you ought to take a bath.”
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When ahe was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
Whan she became Miss, ahe clung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
Be has come for her in a but gy and she objects
to the turnout.
“You are very particular; you put on more airs
than a music box!”
"Well, I don’t go with a crank, anyway!”
Dyspepsia In Its worst forms will
yield to the use ol Carter’s Little Nerve Pills,
aided by Carter’s Little Liver Pills. They not
only relieve present distress but strengthen the
stomach and digestive apparatus.
Boy—Mother wants two loaves of to-day’s
Baker—You haven’t money enough. Bread has
gone up.
Boy—When did it go up?
llaker-This week.
Boy—And will it come down next week?
Baker—It may.
Bov—Then give me two ioaves of next week’s
Distanced in the Race.
Wliy should Dr. Pierce’s medicines not distance
all competitors In amount of sales, as they aie do
ing, since they are the only medicines sold by
druggists possessed of such wonderful curative
properties as to warraut their manufacturers In
guaranteeing them to cure the diseases for which
they are recommended. You get a cure or money
paid for them returned. The Doctor’s “Golden
Medical Discovery” cures all d seases caused by
der&ngeme: tof the liver, as biliousness, indiges
tion or dyspepsia; also all blood, akin and scalp
diseases, tetter, salt-rheum, scrofulous sores ana
swelliugs and kindred ailments.
Don't hawk, hawk, and blow, blow, disgusting
everybody, but use Dr. 1 age’s Catarrh Remedy
and be cure”. _
Fond mother—'Well, Halo’d, liow are you sue
ceedtng at college?
Harold— The profess r says I am Belting well
up hi tlgures.
Mother— Indeed!
Harold—Yes; 1 used to he seventh in my class,
and now 1 stand sixteenth. Oh, I am pushiug
on.
Smarlweed and B« Madonna, com
blued with the other ingredients used In tlie best
porous plasters, make Carter’s S. \V. & B. Back
ache Plasters tho best hi the ntarkqfc. Price 26
cents. _
A young lady who teaches a Sunday school
class of eight-year-olds recently asked them this
question:
“What is an altar?"
“1 know,” said one chtld, “it is where they bum
lnsects.”|
“I Will never buy a cheap extract, again,”
said a Mrs. Wilson, when she fouud her child's
life in danger from eating an lee cream flavored
with an extract recommended [or its cheapness.
Buy Burnett's, and be sure.
The little boy had come in with his clothes torn,
his hair full of dust aud his face bearing unmis
takable marks of a severe conflict.
“Oh, Willie! WUIle!" exclalned his mother,
deeply shocked and grieved, “you have disobeyed
me again. How often have I told you not to play
witli that wicked Stapleford boy!”
“Mamma.” said Willie, washing the blood from
his nose, “do I look as If I had been playing with
anybody?”
I have not used all of one bottlo yet. I suf
fered from catarrh for twelve years, experienc
ing ilie nauseating dropping in the throat pecu
liar lo that disease, aud nose bleed almost dally
I tried various remedies without benefit until
last April, when I saw Ely’s Cream Hahn adver
tised In the Boston Budget. I procured a bottle,
and since the first day's use have liad no more
bleeding—I he soreness is entirely gone.—D. G
Davidson, with the Boston Budget, formerly with
Boston Journal.
Be—Shall I mall that letter, dear?
She— No, thank you. dear. It's a matter of Im
portance, and I want It mailed before winter sets
“I would hay to my friends, aud all who
chance to read this, that I have used Adamsou’s
Botanic Cough Balsam in my family fur a long
time, aud consider it a very valuable medicine.
It cures when all other remedies fall; and 1
would cheerfully recommend it tothose afflicted
with coughs, colds, asthma, e c.
•‘E. 8. G ETCH ELL. Boston.”
isnrasi
REVIEW OF PORTLAND WHOLESALE MARKET
, FOB THE WEEK ENDING Nov. 2 L
In commercial circles a good business is report
ed for this season of the year; In some cases the
volume of trade for November iu groceries shows
an Increase as compared with the like month one
year ago, and with the exception of an easier feel
ing In Flour, values > re well maintained. There
was x bad break in Wheat Taos ay, hut to-day
the New York aud Western markets were strong
and higher; at .hlcago November Wheat opened
at i ox1* and closed at 1 0054, while Corn was
steady w but little variation In prices. Dry fish
have been q. t without material change In val
ues. Mackerel are scarce and quoted at S2B®828
bbl for Is. Receipts of fresh fish have been
light, the only very marked change being in Hal
ibut, which Is In light stock and worth 15c p lb
n a Jobbing way. Molasses firmer with faucy
Ponce selling at 40®»2c. Coffee is firmly held at
full prices, and we look for au early advance iu
sympathy with other markets. Fresh Beef firmer;
sides are quoted at ti®8c v lb, hind quarters ®
9V4e, fore qtra 6**®ey»c, rouuds with flanks 6
®7c, rumps 10@12 , lulus 14®i8c, rump loins
10®1 »c, rattles at 4®6Wc, backs 6®7c, chucks
6c, st ort rib cut ■ lOajl lc. pork ribs l ie Poul
try unchanged; Chickens In fair receipt and rale
steady, t ut Turkeys are very scarce, and high
prices are anticipated Eggs are firm. Butier is
stronger for the best grades. Burning Oils are
off ■Ac. Turpentine higher at 61®o8c.
Foreisn exports.
MARTINIQUE. Sclir Ev,e B Hall—72S8 Shooks
aud heads i8,«U)9 ft lumber.
Railroad Receipts.
PORTLAND. Nov. 21,1888.1;
Receipts by Maine ceutia, Rameau—For Port
land 113 ears miscellaneous merchandise; ior con
ueruiig ruaus c<us ivo uusccuaucuus uicicuau
dise. _
Crain Quotations.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Tuesday’s quotations.
WHS AT.
Nov. Dee May.
Opening. 109% 112%
liigneat. 109% 112%
Lowest. 1»4% 108%
Closing......... 105% 109%
COHN.
Nov. Dec. May
Opening. 39% 38 38%
Hlgbest. 39% 38% 38%
I .owes t.. 39% 87% 38%
Closing.. 39% 38 38%
OAT B.
Noy.
Opening........ 26%
lfighesi. 26%
Lowest. 26%
Closing. 26%
Wednesday's quotations.
WHEAT.
Nov. Dec May
Opening.... 104% 106% 108%
Highest. 10U% 107 110%
Lowest.... a ... 104% 104% 108%
Closing. 106% 107 110%
00 BN.
Nov. Dec. May
Opening.... 39% 37 38%
Highest. 40% 36% 38%
Lowest. 39% 37% 38%
" Closing. 40 38% 38Vs
OATS.
Nov.
Opening. 26%
Highest. 26%
Lowest. 26%
Closing. 26%
Boston Stock Market.
[By Telegraph.]
i’ue following quotations of stocks are receives
danv:
Boston & Maine R 7s, 1893, reg.112%
York Manufacturing uo.1007%
New Yorx auu New England Railroad... 43%
do oref 1°8
Aten.,Topeka and Banta Fe Railroad. 62%
Bell .. 303
Boston & Albany. 200
Mexican Central... 12%
Boston & Maine B. 176%
Eastern Railroad. 7a
Eastern Railroad oref. 128
Boston A Lowell Railroad. 168
Burlington & Northern. 44
F A ,,?„.®re Marquette; Railroad com.
oMBret . 98%
Old Colony Railroad .. . 173
Wist oosln Central preferred*. 38
Wlscon&in central.. 17
Maine Central KaiiroiaV.V.* V.* V.’.V’.V.'.V.'.VV.i 18
*n<> Money Market
|By Telegraph.]
Das^been'easvat&AavL1’ 18®8-—Money on call
cTo8.-n^
at 4% a6 per cent. Sterling Bxchadeeiiul?*Eiit
Arm. Sovernment bond, dfil and strong kaU*
road bonds are dull and steady. me staSf market
closed fairly and weak at lowest prices ot the day.
me transactions at tne stock Kxcnange aggre
gated 268.976 shares.
me touowing are.to-day’s quotations of Govern
ment securities:
United States 3s .... .
New 48, ..128%
New 4s, coup.128%
New4%s,reg. .107%
New 4%s, coup.....
Central Pacific lsts...
Denver A lt Gr.tlsts ... .
Erie 2d* >09%
Kansas Pacific Contois.....111%
Oregon Nav. lsts.. .Ho
Union Pacific list..114
do Land Grants. .
do Sinking Funds.
The following are closing dotations of stocks:
_ Nov 20. Nov. 21.
▲dams Exnress...146 146
▲m. Express.Ill 111
Uentral Pacific. 86 34%
Chesapeake & Ohio. 19 18
Chicago * Alton.136 186
dopref 165 166
Cblcago£BurUngton & Quincy....109% 108%
Delaware & Hudson Canal Co....lints 118%
Delaware, Lacks. & Western....137% 130%
Denver ▲ Klo Grande. 16 16
Erie. . 27 26%
Brie pref. 69% 60%
Illinois Central.116 116
lud. Bloom & West. 15 16
Lake Erie & West. ....17% 16%
Lake Shore . 09% «8%
Louis A Nash .166% 54%
Manhattan Elevated. 94 93%
Michiean Central. 86 84
Minn <s »t. Louis. 6% 6%
dopret.. 13
Missouri Pacific. 78 76%
New Jersey Central. 90% 80%
Nor. Pacific common. 20 26%
dopref.. oo% 68%
Nortnaesiern.riu% iu»%
Northwestern pref .141 14u
New York Central.108% 107%
New York. Chicago A St. ,.outs..| 18% Is
do nref. 70 8«
Onto & Miss... 22% 21%
tint. & Western. 16 16
Oregon Trans-Conti. so% 29
Pacific Mall. 87% 37
Puumau ralace..172% 171%
Beading. 48% 47%
Bock Island.t07 10»%
St Louis-A San Fran. 27 28%
do pref. 87% 66
do 1st prt.112 111
St Paul. 64% 63
do pref.116% 103%
St Paul. Minn A Man.103% iu2%
St. Paul A umana. 37 38%
St. Paul A Omaha prf.104 U2 y*
Texas Paclfic(uew). 23 Vs 22%
Union Pacific.||M4% 63
U. S. Express. 73 73
V. abash, St. Touts A Pacific.... 13% 12
uo pref. 26 24
Western Union. 84% 83%
Blchmoud A West Point. .... ..28 28
r. leuu,.new... 9% 8%
KaxTT«au,prel. 71 71
Welt*, Fatso Express.,,..i»7 137
Oregon Aav... .... 92 92
Houston A Texas. 14 14
M ibileA Ohio. 9% 9
Metropolitan El..127 127
Alton A Terte Haute.45 43
do pref.82 82
New York Mining Stocks.
NEW YOKE, Nov.21.1838.-Thefollow.ng are
to-day’s closing quotations of mining stocks:
Hocking Coa'..21 87%
Hoineswke .... . . 12
Ontario . 32 60
guicksilver. 0:0
do pref. . .. 36 61
Amador . 2 25
Col. Coal. 32%
California Mining Stocks.
(By Tolograpli.i
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 21. 1888—The follow
lag are closing official quotations of mining stocks
to-day:
Sierra Nevada. 3 8.7
Yellow Jacket . 8%
Best & Belcher. 7%
C.n.i al. AVa. 9%
Potosl.. 3 85
Ophir . 7%
Could A Curry. 4|5u
Mexican. 4 61)
Union. 3 76
Grown Point.,. 6%
Hale A Norcross... C%
Chicago Cattle Market
By Telegraph.]
CHICAGO, Nov. 21. 18*8—Cattle mar it 1—r*
ce pis 11,600 j shipments 3000: fairly active; val
ues steady; beeves at 2 : 0g,6 76; steers -; ■ oc -
ers and feeders 2 uo®8 SO; cows, bulls and mixed
at 1 30;a3 00,T* xa, cattle at 2 S0a3 30;Wcstern
rangers at 2 76(84 or.
□H >.s receipts 28,000; shipments 7000: weak
and lower; mixed ai 6 15®5 40: heavy at 6 6(@
6 60; light at 6 3s; skips at 4 40®5 00.
Sheet—receipts 6,000. shipment* 2000: active
aud higher; natives 2 506(4 60; Western at 2 60
(Si*.25; Texans 2 60®3 66; lambs 6 26®5 86,
domestic Markets.
(By Telegraph.]
NKW YOitK. Nov. 21.1888_Rloilr iimrlter -
receipt* 23.997 packages; txporis 1808 obis and
4050 sacks; dull, irregular and Heavy; saleslt,
100 bbls; low extra 3 30*4 ou; _it> mills e.ua at
6 i>0®6 36; city mills patents 6 OOa.7 36; v.lnti-i
whaa . low glades at 3 80®4 00; fair to fancy at
4 06@6 00; do patents at 6 40®is 76; •llnneeoui
clear at 4 6u®6 8a; straights do at 35®!; 60; do
patents at 6 76@7 26. do rye mixtures at 4 60®
0 8 ; superfine at 3 00®3 86: fine at 2 2 -®3 3o;
8' utheru flour weak; common to fair exua 3 60®
4 Oo; good to choice do at4 10®6iJ6. Kye flour
quiet aud steady; superfine at 3 I6®3 55. Buck
wheat flour firmer and warned; State 2 35*2 no.
VTh.m-receipts 10.360 bush; exports —bush;
-ales *6,000 Pu-h;duU and 64c higher; No 2 Bed
at 1 0154&1 16% elev, 1 of.% m 1 0664 afloat,
1 I’B’Va@ 1 07 f o b; No 3 Bed 1 01; No 2 Chicago
at I 11; No 2 Milwaukee at 1 06; No 1 While at
i 10; No 1 Bed at 1 16. Bye is quiet: State 6-®
69; Western at 6tf@67. Barley heavy and dull.
Clura—receipts 15i,9oo bush; exports 109,492
bush. sales 246,000 bush; fairly active, V*®64e
higher aud steady; No 2 at 4 864 @4fc eiev. 4-64
®6o64e afloat .No 2 While 626,® 2a:C; steamer
k'txeu 4o%®4714 ;No a at 46c. Mao—rece lit*
16,000 bush, exports 167 bush: sales 22.000
bush fair y active aud firmer; options quiet and
64c higher aud weak; No 3 at 30% ; do White at
3.1% i-c; No 2 at 3154@3 64c; do While o664 ;
No 1 at 3054c; White do 41c; Mixed Western 30
«c; White do at 36®41c; Wuiie Slate 3 ®
i) 2 Chicago 3254. Coffee—Rio strong and
higher; fair cargoes 16c. Sugar-raw dull: re
mud higher for the best grades and more active;
C654a« 6-18C; hxtra c 0%®« 7-10; W hi e!Ritra
C 654@« 9-16c;Yei!ow 6®664 jslandard A6 87541
Moulu A at 754; Confectioners A 754c; off A
6 68®6 6 254c. powdered 754c. Igranu ated 754c;
Cube ■ 754c; cut loaf and crushed at 8c. »*i
o< learn quietland steady—united at 8664. Pork
lower. Beef steady. «.urn is lower on specula
tion. pressure of exporters; quiet: Western steaui
at 8 85,0.3 89%,closing 8 86; city steam at 8 10;
refined moderately active; Continent nt|9; S A 10.
Baiter Sirong; State dairy 18a28 do erm at
28®3*c; Western erm 18*3 C; Elgin 33o34c.
Chi e-e rtronger w th better demand,
('aelchwto Liverpool steady.
> Hli'AiiO. Nov 21, 1*88_The Flour market
is unchanged: demand light. Wheat is active aud
higher; No 2 Spring at lu4<A@l0664 ; No 2 Bed
at 11 -6 64 ® i o %. Corn moderately active and
higher—No 2 at 4Uc. Oats steady, no 2 Bye at
64c. Provisions—Mess Pork easier at 14 60®
14 60. Lara lower at 8 40. l)ry salted shoulders
7 37 64®7 60; short clear sides at 8 1 264 ®7 25.
Whiskey 1 2o.
he. ends—Flour, 25,000 bbls, wheat 26,OuO bn
or. 114,000 bus. oats 164,000 us, ..ar:r>,88,000
ouslnrye 10,000 bush.
8hl. ii.epis-Flout 8,000 bbls, wheat 15ooij
busb.e irn 2(4,000 ush, oats, 89,00., 11 s . ;
61,000 Push, ry, 2,000 bush.
ST. UlCIS, Nov. 21, 1888-The Flour market
is dull and uomiual. wheat strong and higher;
No 2 at ui>64c@l 0264. Corn quiet, hut firm,No 2
86*3664. O.t firm—No 2 at .6. Bye—No a at
45c. Whiskey steady at 1 14. Fr< vis ons In better
demand; o s 16 oo Lard—prime sle .m at 8 2. ;
fancy loaf 0 *5. dry salted reals—shoulders . 2 >
.®J 6 ; longs 7 H"i»7 62641 clear ribs at 7 u*64S
7 8 7 64; short clear 7 8 7 64. Bacon is quiet and
easy—shouluers at 7 60 loncs 8 626a ; ciear ribs
at 8 6264 ;short clear 8 85®9 oo. llama $11 tO».
$13 60.
tteceipt'—F w. 2,0(0 bis; wheat, ;i7,0 0
ush; *14000 tush; |oats 13,(Am bush rye
CO, ooo bu ■ - • ■ 12 0 0 <s
■aiilpu entS— lour, 9 ou non wneai. 8.mo
b sh; com, S3 ooo bush; oats, 2400. bush e
2.000; nusln barmy 2,m 0 DU 1 .
DETROIT.Nov 21. 188a.— W. eat-No 1 White
1 0654. Corn—No 2 at 44c cash. Dec 38c. No 2
Oats at V86»c; No 2 White 3ov*c.
^Receipts—wheat 16,20u bush, corn 0000 bush,
oat- 6100 bush.
NKW ORLEANS,Nov.21 1888.—In:loll uiarket
steady; middling 964c
i-AVANN AM, Nov. 21, JH88.—Cotton market Is
easy; middling 064c.
I DAI:LEMON, Nov.21. 1888—catton mail et
firm tvifri/fHnirlQl./.
«KAii'H‘8. Nov. 21 ittt - , .tton market is
easy, uicdllag al 9 11-10.-.
• OBILK, Nov. 21. 1888.—Cotton ma L ft Is
quiet and steady; midduno at 9V4c.
European (Markets.
By Telegrapti.)
LlVRItPjOL, Nov. 21.—The Cotton market
steady with a fair Inquiry; American 5 11-l«d;
sales 10,000 bales; speculation and export 1,000
bales; receipts 23,uoo bales.
LIVKKPt OL.Nov.20 i8«8—Quotations— Win
ter 8s 2ttd; spring wheat at ,8s Sd; C ub Wheat
8s3Vkda8s4d. u—mixer Western at 4s 8YYd.
Peas at 6s lid. Provisions, Ac.,—- or*, prime Eas
tern mess at 82s 6d; Bacon 47s Od for snort c.ear
and 46s Od tor long clear. Unesse 64s. Lard 48s
ud
SAILING DAYS OF 8TEANISHIPS.
WHOM FOB
Suevia.New York..Hamburg;...Nov 22
Oregon.Quebec.Liverpool... Nov 22
Santiago.New Iork..Cieuluegos- Nov 22
Rhyuland.New York. .Antwerp_Nov 24
Bohemia.New York..Hamburg...Nov 24
Etruria.New York .Liverpool... Nov 24
Helvetia.New York..London.Nov 24
La Bourgogue.. . New York.. Havre.Nov 24
Elbe.New York..Bremen.Nov 24
Saratoga.New York.. llav&Mex .. Nov 24
Wyoming.New York..Liverpool ...Nov 27
City ol Columbia New York..Havana .... Nav 28
Advance.New York..Bio Janeiro Nov 28
Celtic.New York..Liverpool ...Nov 28
Polynesian.Portland... Liverpool. ..Nov 29
Hammoula.New York..Hamburg...Nov 29
MINLATUBK ALMANAC..NOVEMBER 22.
Sun sets.4 08|H1Sllwwer}.,1 16
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 21.
Arrived.
Steamer state of Maine, Hilliard, Boston for
8t John. NB.
n Cutzburg, Foote, Wiscasset, in tow of tug
C A Warren, to complete cargo for Uuadaloupe.
Vessel to Charles Bartlett, Jr.
i Cinderella, Nichols, Round Fond—wood to
J il d1&I£6.
Sell Anna Freeman, shore, with 20,000 lbs fish.
Cleared.
^Steamship Eleanora, Beuuett, New York—J B
J H ilainim & Son?' U8"' Marin’ ^rttn.que)
Scb Mary; Elizabeth, Dunton, Boothbay — D
Choate.
FBOM MBBCBAHTS’ EXCHANGE.
Passed Anjler Oct 10th, ship Wandering Jew
Nichols, Hong Kong for New York: 17th,barque
J M Clerk. Pendleton, Singapore for Boston.
Passed Prawle Point 19tb lust, ship Benj Baiu s
Bangs, from Pensacola tor Rotterdam.
81d fm Newport, E, 7th lust, brig Lulialna, Al
len, Asptnwall.
m
Sid fm Klo Janeiro 19th Inst, ship Eureka, Sou
thard, (from New York) for San Francisco.
Arat Aguadilla 7th tusi, sch W K Chester,
Thompson, New York.
Sid fm Barbadoes 3d Inst, brig Golconda, Hall,
Turks Island.
Ar at St Thomas 6tli Inst, sch Harry White,Hop
kius, St Lucia.
Memoranda.
The wreck of barge American Lloyds, which
foundered 17th, bears half a mile NE of Highland
Light, with six feet water over her at high water.
A dangerous obstruction to navigation.
Boston, Nov 20—Barge American Lloyds went
to pieces last night.
Sch Nautilus, from Rockland for New York, be
fore reported sunk at Gloucester, is insured for
J2.000 in a Boston office.
Bangor, Nov 19— Sch Damon, Haskell, hence
for New London, with lumber, sprang aleak at
Fort Point Cove 18th and filled with water. She
was towed to Sandy Point and beached. The deck
load will be discharged.
Cambridge, Md, Nov 19—First mate G G Tib
betts, of sch Geo W Jewett, and a Swedish sailor,
were drowned here this morning by the siuklug of
a small boat. Tibbetts belonged in Bootlibay and
leaves ajwldow and three children. His body was
recovered.
Domestic Ports.
SAN FRANCISCO—Ar 20th, ship A G Ropes.
Rivers, New York.
Sid 13tn, ship Prussia, Reynolds,Port Blakely.
JACKSONVILLE—Towed to the Bar 16th, sch
Nettie Laugdon, Bagley, for New York.
SAVANNAH—Cld 20tli, sch Carrie S Woodbury
Bryant, Guantanamo.
RICHMOND—Ar 19lli, sch P Hazeltine, Kuee
land, New York.
NORFOLK—Sid 20th, tug B W Morse, with
barges Castlda. and Investigator, for Portland.
BALTIMORE—Cld 19th, sch Electric Light,
Anderson, Boston.
Ar 20th, schs T A Stuart, Kelley, Somerset; W
Abrahams, Snow, Bath.
Ar 21st, sch I .aura E Messer, Gregory, Wind
sor, NS.
PHILADELPHIA—Ar 20th, sch E C Allen,
Meaay. Allyu Point.
Cld 20th, sch Joua Sawyer, Reonolds, Saco.
PERTH AMBOY—Ar 18th, schs Ellen Marla,
Clay, and Drisko, Drisko, New York.
Ar loth, sch H A DeWitt, Henderson, NYork.
N EW YORK—Ar 20tli, schs Kolou, Libby, from
Shulee, NS; Minute C Taylor,Quinlon, Kennebec;
R F Hart, raker. Bridgeport.
Cld 201 h. baraue Furmosa. Pierce, for Buenos
Ayres; sch V ulcau, Lewis, Fall River.
Passed the Gale 20tli, schs Henry K Willard,
from New York for Portland; Lottie, do for Bos
ton ; Wm Deming. do for Boston.
MYSTIC, CT—Ar 19th, brig Carrie E Pickering,
Marshall. Bangor.
NEW HAVEN-Ar 19tli, schs W L Newlon,
Coombs. Pliilauelpliia; Lucy, Sprague, Calais lor
New York.
NEW HAVEN—Ar 20tb,scb9 Annie Lee.Cole,
Augusta lor New York; Terrapin, Hannan, Calais
for do.
Sid 20tli, sch Jennie F Willey, Willey, lor New
New York.
PKOVIDENCE-Sld 19th, sch J P Wyman,
Hodgdon, New York.
Sld 20th, schs July Fourth, Wood, New York;
All9tun, Barber, aud Mindora, Billings, do.
Sch J S Glover, at Bristol, is under charter to
load oil at Promised Land lor Boston at 3sc per
barrel.
NEWPORT—Sld 20tb, sch Joe Carltou, Ileal,
(from Rondoul) lor Boston.
VINEYARD-HAVEN—Ar 19th. schs A J York,
Wallace. Amboy lor Uardluer, (with loss of bow
sprit) ; C B Church, Gallagher, Newuort News for
Portland.
In port, sells Alma, E B Emery, Catalina. Flora
Condon. Leouessa, Biclid W Deunam, Henry May,
Maggie Mulvey. Mary E Ainsoeii. Ida L Ray.Tlios
Borden. Webster Bernard, J M Keunedy, Kenne
bec, Jolm Douglas. A'l'lrrell. John Cadwallader.
Lyra. Castillian, HS Woodruff, Com Tucker, CB
Chilian, Modoc. Com Tucker, and others.
Ar 22d, lug L A Belknap, Portland, (aud left lor
Gardiner with sell A J York in tow.)
KDGARTOWN—in oort 191U, sells Robt Byreu,
Willard, Horn Raritan liver lor Portland, Daniel
Websier, Tupper, Amboy lor Salem; Commerce,
Harris, Port Johnson for do; G W Rawley, Allen,
New York fordo; Lucv. Cook, Roudout for Bos
ton; Auu E Valentine, Pinkham, Bayonne, NJ, for
Bangor.
USaNNIS— 111 port 19th, schs Winner, Frye;
M B Malioney. Comu, and B D Prince, from New
York for eastern ports.
BOSTON—Ar 20tli, schs Sarah, Twomey, An
napolis. NS; Kale L Pray, Bray, Deer Isle; E W
Day, Griudle, Castiue; Ariosto, Elwell, Rockland.
Cld 20th, schs Carrie A Norton, Hodgdon, Balti
more; JC Haynes, Hamilton. lor Kennebec and
Washington.
Ar 21st, schs Addie, Bowman, and C A Sproul,
Humphrey, Damariscotia: sinlih Tuttle, Bryant;
P H Gray, Brvaut, aud Ivy Belle, Loud, do; La
martine, Eaton, and Electric Flash, Babbtdge. fm
Deer Isle; Cordova, Sluipson, do; ECDeuuison
Saco; Sarali Hill, Rockporl; Harbinger, and Dol
phin, Bangor; Marcia Bailey, Adntson; Olive Eli
zabeth, and Cicero, liangor; A L Perkins, Mill
bridge; Hannibal,and Pusbaw, Bangor; Crusoe.
Millbrldge; M L Varney. Bath; Imogeue, B.ueliiU
M L Rogers, Cranberry Isles; Emily, Ellsworth;
Sadie Corey, Hamodeu; W T Emerson, Or,and;
Rival, Brookliu; Vlct ry, Thomasioii; Pernie,
Bristol; Wm H Archer. Ellsworth; W H Card,
Sullivan; Eugene, Millbrldge; Wm E Leggett,
Wiscasset; D L Sturgis, Bath; Laurel, aud An
gola, iroin Franklin.
SALEM—Ar 19th, sch Two Brothers, Dodge,
Port Liberty.
Sailed 20th, sebs Trenton, Nova Scotia for New
York; Adas Allen, Hoboken for Eastport; Lizzie
Carr, THomaston for New York; Paul Seuvey,
from Bangor for Providence; Sarah Mills, do
for Stamford; Lucy M Odllns, do for Wood’s Hull
Medfotd. Boston lor Bangor; Connecticut, and
Mary Laugdon, do for do; Stella Lee, Treat, do
for Portland.
GLOUCESTER—Sailed, sens Antelope, from
Boston for Belfast; Fannie F Hall, Boston for
Bangor; Brigadier, Viualhaven for Philadelphia;
Mopaug, Boston for Cherryfleld.
POKTSMOUTH-Ar 20th, sell Lizzie Guptill,
Pinkham, Rockland.
Sld 20th, schs J Wliitehouse, Hart. New York;
Also sld, sells Jas A Gray, fm Saco for Boston;
Jas A Brown, Tliomaston for New York; Moses
Eddy, Bangor for Boston; Ariosto. Koekland for
do; E O Dennison. Saco for|do; Harbinger, Ban
gor do; Alsatian, Kennebec fordo; Kale L Pray,
Deer Isle for do; Lake, ltocklaud fordo; Allen
Green, Portland for Philadelphia; Cicero, Bangor
for Boston; Onward, do for Salem; Good Templar
Bosioit for Portland.
BATH—Sld 20th,-sells B K Woodside, Wade,
Philadelphia; J 11 Wamwright. Phillips, NYork,
War Steed, Gookin, Boston.
Passe up 20111, sell Fannie J Barrett, (new!
Kreger, to load tor Philadelphia.
Foreign Ports.
Ar at Dunedin 19th inst, ship Anahuac, Whcl
deu, Boston.
Passed Anjler Oct 18. ship C C Chapman, Hlch
born, Hong Kong for New York.
Ar at Amsterdam 15th Inst, sbip Fawn, Hop
kins. New York.
Sld fm Pen illli 19lh inst, brig Charles Purves,
Small, Kingston.
Sld fm Kosario Oct 4, barque Eliza J Mauemy,
Dodge. Guaymas.
Sld 13th, seb Nahum Chapin, Arey, BostoD.
Ar at Barbadocs 4th inst. barque Golden. Sheaf,
Chandler, Portland; 7th, brig Addie Hale, Howes,
Bahia, (and sld 8th forNavassa); 1 Otti, barque
Archer, Mitchell, Bahia Blanca.
Sld fm St Thomas 9tb inst, sch Ellen Crusoe,
Tapley. Jamaica and Providence.
Ar at Clenfuegos 3d lust, sch Kobt Ruff, Stilplien
Pascagoula.
Sld fm Matauzas 14tb, sch Jas R Talbot, Crock
er, Georgia.
Cld at St John. NB,20th, sells Nellie King. 8y
pher, Portland; Josie F, Cameron,and Mary Pick
ard, Cameron, Kocklaua.
Sooken.
Aug 23, lat 67 8, Ion (17 W, ship McNear, Dlck
eusou, from Baltimore for Rio Janeiro.
Oct 30. lat 29 N, ion 20 W, barque Jas G Pen
dleton, from Boston for Melbourne.
Catarrh to Consumption.
Catarrh in its destructive force stands next to
and undoubtedly leads on to consumption. It is
therefore singular that those afflicted with this
fearful disease should not make it the object of
their lives to rid themselves of it. Deceptive reme
dies concocted by ignorant pretenders to medical
knowledge have weakened the confidence of the
great majority of sufferers iu all advertised rente
tes. They become resigned to a life of misery
rather than torture themselves with doubtful paL
natives.
But this will never do. Catarrh must be met a'
every stage and combatted with ail our might. In
. many cases the disease has assumed dangerous
symptoms. The bones and cartilage of the nose, the
organs of hearlug, of seeing and of tasting so af
fected as to be useless, the uvula so elongated, the
throat so inflamed and irritated as to produce a
constant and distressing cough.
Sanford's Radical Cure meets every phase
, of Catarrh, from a simple head cold to the most
, loathsome and destructive stages. It is local and
! constitutional. Instant in relieving, permanent in
curing, safe, economical and never failing.
Each package contains one bottle of the Radi
i cal Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent, and an
i Improved Inhaler with treatise; price, $l.
Potter Drug & Chemical Co., Boston.
PAIRS AMI WEAKNESS
females instantly relieved by that
^fl^F new, elegant and infallible Antidote to
Pain. Inflammation and Weakness, the
w Cuticurn Auli-IMtin IMtt.H r The
first and only pain-subduing Plaster, especially
i adapted to cure Female Pains and Weaknesses.
Vastly superior to all other plasters yet prepared.
At all druggists, 25 cents; five for 81.00; or, post
age free, of Potter Drug and Chemical Co.,
Boston, Mass. novl9M&Th&w2w
The Finest Meat-Flavoring Stock.
CUE IT FOR SOUPS,
Beef Tea, Sauces and Made Dishes.
aO » 0- *
EXTRACT of MEAT
N. B.—Genuine only with fac-simile of
Baron Liebig’s signature in BLUE INK
across label.
Sold by Storekeepers, Grocers aiul Druggists.
LIEBIG’S EXTRACT OF MEAT OO., It'd Lon
donaellTuTh&Sly
ELY’S Catarrh
CREAM BALM 1
Cleans e s the
Nasal Passages,
Allays Pain and
Inflammation,
Heals the Sores,
Bestor e s the
Senses of Taste
and Smell.
TRY the"CURE
A particle Is applied into each nostril If agree
able. Price 10 cents at druggists; by mall, reg
istered, 60 cts. ELY BROTHERS, BO Warren Sf..
New York. aug4eod*wnrmly
CHOCOLATE & CREAM
— AT —
8CIILOTTERBECK & FOS«’.
ISIHIELLANOEIK.
“Did n’t Know’t was
Loaded ”
May do for a stupid boy’s excuse ; but
what can be said for the parent who
sees his child languishing daily ami fails
to recognize the want of a tonic and
blood-purifier? Formerly, a course of
bitters, or sulphur and molasses, was the
rule in well-regulated families ; but now
all intelligent households keep Ayer’s
Sarsaparilla, which is at once pleasaut
to the taste, and the most searching and
effective blood medicine ever discovered.
Nathan S. Cleveland, 27 E. Canton st.,
Boston, writes : “ My daughter, now 21
years old, was in perfect health until a
year ago when she began to complain ol
fatigue, headache, debility, dizziness,
indigestion, and loss of appetite. I con
cluded that all her complaints originated
in impure blood, and induced her to take
Ayer's Sarsaparilla. This medicine soon
restored her blood-making organs to
healthy action, and in due time reestab
lished her former health. I find Ayer’s
Sarsaparilla a most valuable remedy for
the lassitude and debility incident to
spring time.”
J. Castright, Brooklyn Power Co.,
Brooklyn, N. Y., says : “As a Spring
[vlftilii’inp T find n enluniliii un 1 icfl*iitu
for the old-time compounds in Ayer’s
Sarsaparilla, with a few doses of Ayer's
Pills. After their use, I feel fresher and
stronger to go through the summer.”
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla.
PKEl*AHF.l> IIY
Dr. J. C. Ayer &. Cr.. L:., Mats.
Price $1; six ho'.il.n, $0. Wert’-, i ■ i Iiotllc
THIS SEASON INC Is made of the granu
lated leaves of fragrant sweet herbs and choice
selected spices, having all the flavors that can bo
desired, thereby saving the trouble of having to
use a dozen different kinds of herbs and spices in
order to give the proper flavor. On account of the
purity, one tablespoonful is enough to season the
dressing to an eight-pound turkey. Full directions
witli each can. Used by all lending Hotel*.
If your Grocer or Marketman does not keep it,
send ao Ceut* for large size can by mail, post
paid.
SADRtGKa FI.AVOKFD with Hell’s
Npiced N.usage Mra.suing will remind yon
of y*nr old New England home Pricr,iU
rts. per lb
Beware of Spurious articles put on the market by
unprincipled dealers in imitation of Bell’s
Seasoning.
W- «S. BELL A CO., Boston, Hass.
no (ITu,Tl‘&Slm
KAW CITY LAND CO.,
_OF —
Kansas City* TIo.
This Company owns the most desirable tract of
land for residential purposes that there is in or
about Kansas City. It is the most elevated land
within a radius of 20 miles of the P. 0. and was
purchased at a price so low as to insure large
proflts. Although not yet prepared to put their
lots upon the market, they have been ottered an
advance of 300 per cent on some of them, and
the demand is so great as to guarantee that the
Company can commence paying regular and large
dividends within a few months.
A lirnl.Pfi mnnunf. of thn rr.niful stork r<*m:iins
unsold and can be purchased at par. It Is as sale
an investment as any guaranteed Laud Bonds, and
offers the additional advantage of securing 10 the
stockholders the entire profits of the investment.
Boaiid of Dibkctobs :
H u. Joseph A. Tucker, Judge Jolm Spaulding,
Boston. Boston.
Curtis C. Nicliols, Bos- Fred M. Lowe, M. D.,
ton. Treas. Five Cent Boston.
Savings Bank. F. H. Goss. Kansas City,
C. Edward Carter, Bos- Treas. Fruit and Frod
ton, of J. E. Carter & uce Exchange.
Co., Bankers. Mai. Albion F. Pease,
Chas. W.Whitcomb. Bos- Kansas City, Fist A.
ton. Fire Marsh til. A. G. of G. A. K , De
W. Vinal Burt, Boston, partmeut of Mo.
Circulars and Prospectus furnished on applica
tion to
THE KAW CITY LAUD COMPANY,
113 Drrounhire Hi., Roaiou.
oct27_ eo(13m&eow6tnrnil
NEW ENGLAND
TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH
COMPANY.
Satisfactory service can now be obtained over
Metallic Circuits between
Portland, Boston,
Lowell, Lawrence,
Manchester, Worcester,
Providence, Springfield,
New York, Philadelphia,
Etc., Etc.,
BY USING THE
“long Distance” Instruments,
Central Oflice, 24 Exchange St.
Special arrangements for placing such instru
ments in Hie oflice of any subscriber can be made
upon application to
J. D. STANFORD, Supt.
PORTLAND, MAINE.
novi7 dlw
The Atkinson House Furnishing Co.’s
Ouaker, New Tariff, New Groveland, 1st
National and other Itauges. Cannot be
excelled, for durability, baking quali
ties, or economy. and wilt be sold at a
less profit than ever before. Come and
see these ilui | Ranges after reading onr
other ads In this paper. _
MfTAt
^vugh^*
Made of galvanized iron and copper. Abso
lutely no. leakage from any source; no dripping
or sweating*, fire-proof; Ventilating.
Galvanized iron and copper cornices and gutters.
Sheet metal work for buildings. Send for illustrated
circular.
E. VAN NOORDEN & CO.,
383 Harrison Ave. BOSTON, Hass.
Iy23__M&Them
H. II. RICKER & CO.,
SOLE ACENTS, Portland.
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POLICIES protected by the Pop
ular Maine Non-Forfeiture Law
issued only by the OLD UNION
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, of Portland, Maine.
To Vessel Owners.
fl’I'lE Port Clyde Marine Hallway has been thor
1 oniihly rebuilt, and is now in readiness lo
take out all vessels In need of repairs. All work
dispatched quickly and satisfaction guaranteed
Address, W. O. 8TIMP80N, Jk..
deolPdif I'ort Clyde, tie
niaOILLINBOIIS.
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION
EVER REACHED
By any Newspaper in New England
WAS ATTAINED BY
THE BOSTON HERALD
ON NOV. 7, 1888,
Ihe Day Following the Presidential Election,
441,738.
441,738
COPIES OF
THE BOSTON HERALD
Were priuted aud sold on that d ?y. The public demanded accurate reports
of the great struggle, and to get them had to buy the HERALD. The mighty
presses thundered from midnight to dawn, and from dawn to sunset. Miles on
miles of white paper changed to thousands on thousands of HERALDS. News*
dealer after newsdealer sold out his stock and rushed back for more. It was a
splendid tribute to the
Brains, Push and Energy
That hare carried the HERALD to the front of American journalism, and hold
it there, far in the lead.
The publishers look forward with confidence to the time when the daily
circulation will equal, if not exceed,
441,738.
nov20 7 d3t
IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY
for Everybody wears Robbers, and
Pure India Rubbers
are wbat we beg to call your attention to. We believe It to be a fact that ninety*
nine out of every one li mid red purchasers of RUBBER FOOTWEAR of any make
hare for a long period been dissatislled with their weariug qualities and hare re
peatedly asked “why don’t they make better Rubbers?’’ In order to meet this
great demand, we have had made especially to our order by the GOODYEAR
HI OVE RUBBER CO-, of NEW YORK, (who are conceded by all to make the best
Rubber goods in the world) a very targe line of SUPERIOR QUALITY
PURE INDIA RUBBERS
for Ladies, Misses and Children, Men and Boys in every conceivable style and
shape. In order to get these goods made as we wanted them, we were obliged to
order very largely believing that the public would appreciate our efforts. Al
though they will cost us considerably more than the ordinary FIRST DUALITY
goods, we nave decided to sell them at the same price as all STANDARD GOODS
are sold thereby, we believe, giving them a more extensive sale. As a guarantee of
the genuineness of the goods, and as a protection to ourselves against other and
interior makes of so-called “GOODYEARS,’’ we have had stamped on every pair
our name,
DEAN BROS., PORTLAND, ME.,
and lu order t< get this SUPERIOR QUALITY we ask you to see that thD Stamp is
on them. Wr shall carry this line exclusively for our BEST GOODS in Light, Me
dium and Heavy Weights, and guarantee them
SUPERIOR TO ANY RUBBER GOODS
yet offered to the Portland public. The old fanlt of slipping at the heel is entirely
obviated in these goods, as they are all made on new and improved lasts. We ask
Rarticular attention to onr line of Men’s and Boys’ Rubber Boots In Light and
leavy Weights, they are extra nice fitting, being made on regular calf boot lasts,
and we warrant every pair.
OUR SPECIALTIES:
Ladies’ extra fancy Light Weight Rubbers, Footholds and Sandals; Ladies’ Light
Weight, Jersey cloth, high button Overshoes; Ladies’ Heavy Pure Gum Sandals;
Misses’ and Children Spring Heel Rubbers and Spring Heel, Jersey cloth, high
button Overshoes; Chi! Ten’s Spring Heel Rubber Boots; Men’s ana Boys’ War
ranted Rubber Boots; Men’s Footholds, Sandals, and Heavy Lumbermen’s Orers;
Men’s extra Light, Jersey cloth Arctics and Alaskas. To ail th-se who hare had
trouble with the wearing aud fitting qualities of their Rubbers, we would extend
an invitation to give this line a trial.
LADIES’ DEPARTMENT HE AN RROS’ml)EPA™T
455Congress Street. U™" w I m SJm 453 CongressiJjfrMt
Rubber Boots 1 Shoes.
There Is no line of goods manufactured of which
ihc consumer knows so little regarding quality.
You ask for a pair of GOOD RUBBERS and lake
whatever the retailer offers you. If you will Insist on
having the
...AMERICAN RUBBER COMPANY’S
goods and be sure that they bear this Company’s name or trade
murk, you will be assured of a good article. They u re made of the
linest Pure Para Rubber, and are sold by all First Class retailers.
Insist on having them and take no others.
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messenger’s nonce.
Office of tlie Sheriff of Cumberland County, State
of Maine,'Cumberland, ss., November 14, A. D.
1888.
THIS is to give notice, that on the thirteenth
day of November, A. O. 1888, a Warrant in i
Insolvency was issued out of the Court of Insol- !
vencv for said County of Cumberland, against the
estate of
SAMUEL B. SEELEY, of Portland,
adjudged to be an Insolvent Debtor, on petition of
said Debtor, which petition was filed on the
thirteenth day of November, A. D. 1888. to which
date interest on claims is to be computed.
That the payment of any debts to or by said
Debtor, and the transfer and delivery of any
property by him are forbidden by law.
That a meeting of the Creditors of said Debtor
to prove their debts and choose one or more
assignees of his estate, will be held at a Court of
Insolvency, to be liolden at Probate Court Boom,
In said Portland, on the third day of December, A.
D. 1888. at 10 o’clock in thejforenoou.
Given under my hand the date first above writ
ten. H. H. SABGKNT
Deputy Sheriff, as Messenger of the Court of In
solvency for said Comity of Cumberland.
novlu&22
SOUTHERN YELLOW Pit
LUMBER AND TIMBER.
Memorandums of Lumber furnished nt the low.
est market prices from our stock on tne wharf, or
direct from our Southern Pine Mills, and in the
quickest possible time.
DEEBINti, WINSLOIV 4b CO.,
2211 Commercial Nlreet, Portland, Nle
je4 _eodtf
The Luscomh and Artist Banjos are the best
toned, best made and most beautiful of all makes.
If you cannot find them at your dealers don’t take
any other make but send oirect to the manufac
turer. Catalogue Free. THOMPSON & ODELL,
180 Washington St., Boston, Mass.
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POLICIES, Protected by the
Popular Maine Non-Forfeiture
Law issued only by the OLD UN
ION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, of Portland, Maine.
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8 .8. White’s, H. D. Juste’s, ana John
son & Land’s Best Teeth,
$5.00 PER SET.
These are the best Teeth manufactured In the
world, and the prices or these teeth the nast Bf
teen years have ran ted from $10.00 to *16.00
and even *80.00 per set. Wilmington Teeth
$4.00 per set. Gas tree to all who wish to have
one or more teeth extracted without pain. Gold
Filling *1.00 and upwards. Silver Fillings 60
eta. to 76 eta. Cement or Bone Fillings 60 cents.
Appointments by mall will receive prompt atten
tion.
Dr. F. J. BONNEY, - Dentist,
4991-2 Congress, Cor. of Brown.
mar2fl _ dtl
WER BARRELS.
Barrels and Ke^s for-Cider;
also IOO Bass’ Ale Hhds.,
— FOR SALK BY -
R. STANLEY&SON,
410ForeSt., Portland, Me.
OCt3dtf
Until Dec. 16, we will cut Address
*• or Mom'gram on Steel, aud Stamp
iu assorted colors Five Quires of New Yoik Linen
Paper, with Envelopes, tor $2.60; regular price
is $5.25 This make* tlie best Christmas present,
for tho moiey. ever offered. Sa'tiple. »ent. w.W.
Dnii. A le., Niaiiurn, !I3 WeM "Iren.
Bttiou. janl4eodly
■' .... W
AUENTA WANTED.
Book Agent§ Wanted
To Sell Starratt s “Poems and Translations.''
A nicely gotten up book. Translations repre
sent the best German lyrical talent. Very com
plimentary notices from leading Journals. With
the book Is sold a beautifully Illustrated German
poem. Either makes an appropriate Christmas
gift. Sold at reasonable price and liberal com
mission given. Write lor circulars giving press
notices and prices. Address. Box 1093. Rock
land, Maine. Bovl3d2w*
HOARD,
Wanted.
BOARDERS, transient or permanent; table
board by the meal, day or week; furnished
rooms let witn or without board. Appply at
Jlyadtl291 SPRING STREET,
WANTED.
OFFICE WANTED — At once, small room.
fitted with a desk and stove, near Exchange
and Commercial streets. Apply to M. M., this
office. 211
PCNW WANTED—Oue but little used will
answer. Inquire of B. F. HASKELL, 470
Congress street.21-1
WANTED — Horse for his keeping through
the winter; best of references given. Ad
dress C. A D-, Press office._20-1
WANTED—Bookkeeper. Address BOX
1698. 20-1
•—■—
WANTS l»— Hotel and family washing; rough
dry, 60 cts. a tub or *1.00 per barrel.
Having fitted up one of the best equipped steam
laundries In the State, am prepared to do all kinds
of laundry work; all kinds of fancy Ironing and
fluting done; goods collected and delivered free of
charge. Send rostal to WESTBROOK TROY
STEAM LAUNDRY, Baccarappa, Me. 19-1
FBKAH EOCiA WANTED by every
poultrymau when they are brioging the pre
sent high prices. Eggs can be had In abundance
by fee ling the Dlrlgc Egg Food. We will refund
the money In every case where the food falls to
Increase the egg production. C. B. DALTON &
CO., 27 Preble Street._ 19-1
11T ANTED—A good second-hand double
v» sieign, traverse runners preierreu. au
dress P. O. BOX 1013, stating price. 17-1
U’A.vr K O—Highest cash prices paid for cast
v T otf clothing, ladles or gents, or exchange
(or Turkish rugs. Please send letter or Dostal to
M. Oku ROOT, 94 Vk Middle street. 6-tf2w*
FOB SALE.
L'«B SALK—stationery and periodical store;
a fine clean stock; dally papers pay rent;
Maine city, 9000 Inhabitants, growing place. Ad
dress C. A. HASKELL, care Bailey & Noyes,
Portland.21-1
FOB SALK—A large variety of Work Stands
and Baskets. KENDALL & WHITNEY,
Cor. Federal and Temple streets.20-1
I iso B HALE—I will sell the business of a pro
fitable hotel, with all the furniture. 36 rooms,
(net). For particulars, write the landlord, C. L.
CORD. Haverhill, Mass.9~t_
PIANOS FOR MALB-E. B. Robinson of
fers his stock of square and upright pianos,
some but slightly used, at very low prices to close
out bis business. ROOM 11, Brown Block, Con
gress street. Take Elevaior. _10-tf
(NOB HALK—1 second-hand 12 horse power
a engine, and one 14 horse power boiler with
heated pump, Inspirator and all fittings at a bar
gain. Address, BIDDKFORD STOVE FOUN
DRY. Biddeford. Me. ocfitf
MISCELLANEOUS.
IF VOL WANT to save money buy your Hour
of us; we are selling Washburn's and Fins
bury's patent Hour for *7.76; best St. Louis Hour
for $<> So per barrel. 0. A. ROUNDS, Cor. Frank
lin and Oxford street._ 20-1
LADIES extra large fine French Kid Bals,
large size, 7 to 9, A, B, C, D and E. Your
troublesome feet perfectly fitted; your wide joints
properly fitted; your ingrowing nails made com
fortable by buying your boots at Brown’s, sign of
gold b ot.__J7-1
DONODLA BOOTH, haDd sewed, seamless,
common sense, made for your troublesome
feet, warranted to give you comtort If properly
fitted. Extra large size a specialty. BROWN,
sign of gold boot. 17-1
LADIES fine New York Bals, all widths, sizes
and half sizes. Boyd's New York Boots In
ail the leading styles, at Brown’s, sign gold boot.
17-1
CONCEDED— Hca<lquarters for ladles’ and
men’s |2.00 Bals. Our increasing trade
compels us to keep a large assortment of 12.00
boots. Brown’s popular Waukenphast, only 12.00.
Sign of gold boot. 17-1
TO I.KT
1H» I.ET—Six rooms io new house rear Monroe
Place, $16; gas and sebago; will be ready
llec. 6. Apply to JOHN F. PROCTOR, Centen
nial Block, or to EDWARD HASTY, 52 High
stree-, 21-1
TO LET-House 418 Cumberland street. Ap
ply to HOWARD TAYLOR, 410 Fore street.
_ __ 21-1
»•'« l ET With board a very desirable suite
X of rooms to let with board, at r<8 PARK 8T.
_ _20-1
rilO I.ET—Storage for carriages and furniture
1 lniulreotKKNDALI.il WHITNEY. Cor.
Federal and Temple streets. 20-1
rilo t .E l*—'The upper tenement In house No.
1 23 North St. Enquire of ALPHKUS GRIKF
IN, 32 North or 373 Fore St.20-1
rito I.ET - A rent ou second door, house No. io
X Laura! Ave., 7 rooms, very pleasaut, la first
class repair, with cement floor, water closet, shed
aud c al pen on same floor; each rent has a door
separate: sewer connections first-class with cast
Iron traps; will be vacated Dec. 1. 1888. Kent
can be seeu at any time by calling ou C. W.
MORRILL, 88Va Exchange St._19-1
To I. ET -Desirable rent at 29 State street;
con alnlug fourteen rooms; bath room; hot
aud cold water; convenient for two small families:
rent $4 i per month. Apply to A. G. DEWEY. 30
Exchange street.___191
TO I.ET—An upstairs tenement in the western
part of the city, of 9 rooms, with bath room
and gas. Inquire at 8 CUSHMAN ST. 1!>2
TO LET-House 154 Pearl street; nine rooms
in nice order. Apply at 162 Pearl street.
17-1
TO LET-The beautiful constructed store with
a lovely basement, light and dry: Nos. 117
tc 119 Middle street, Thompson Block; suitable
lor wholesale or retail; It will be let or leased to
the right parties, low. Enquire of H. E. THOMP
SON, No. 184 Brackett street.7-4
TO l. ET pleasant front room. Enquire at
161 CUMBERLAND ST.30-tf
fllO I.ET—Chambers over B. B. Farnsworth &
X Co., In store No. 133 Middle Street, Wood
man Block. 30x120. F'or particulars apply to
GEO. W. WOODMAN.23-tf
TO LBT-The spacious store now occupied by
Woodman True & Co., corner of Middle and
Fearl streets; one of the largest and best In the
city ;!t Is well arranged for the dry goods or almost
any other busmess. For particulars apply toGEO.
W. WOODMAN. _23-tf
TO LET.
THE hotel property corner India and Commer
cial St., said property has been repainted
and thoroughly renovated, is situated opposite
the Grand Trunk Depot and near the wharves of
the Boston, New Vork and foreign steamers, eon
tains atmut thirty-five good rooms, well adapted
to the wants of a small hotel or l dglng house,
will be leased for a term of years by applylug to
nov8eodlf AUG. P. FULLER. 432 Fore 8t.
TO RENT.
TH E second store and two thirds of upper or
third story o( the large uew buildfug Just
completed, at east end of Kennebec dam. Augus
ta. Me. Each floor has capacity of some 13.U»0
sq. ft., or 246 It. long by 68 ft. wide. 200 borse
Dower already established with several hundred
in*ire in reserve, mmum* witnin 50 it. ol rail
road, side track nmmug direct to building.
One of ilie best manufacturing locations In Ken
nebec County. The whole or any part of the above
now ready for occupancy, and will be let on rea
sonable terms. For further particulars Inquire of
N. W. COLE, Agent,
— AT THE OFFICE OF —
0C4 FIWAKPS MAKTC COMPANY. .u,
jialk liKi.r
\\j ANTED — A steady party with $600 to
» » $IOOO to take equal Interest and tull chaige
ol a p'ofltable established business; an opening
for a pushing young man. For particulars, call lu
person. A. FEN ION, 199 Middle street. 21-1
WANTED-A position by a young man with
eight years business experience, as a book
keeper or would invest canltal in paying business.
Address BUSINESS, Press Oflloc.21-1
Cl,E H K WANTED--In a grocery store a
lew miles fiom the city, a young man with
some knowledge of the business the best of refer
ences r> quired. Apply to MR. JON KS, at Tw chell
Cliampllu.& Co._ _2t>tf
WANTED—Men to collect small pictures to
copy and enlarge in crayon, India Ink and
water color; salary paid and outfit free. Address
with references for particulars EASTERN COPY
ING CO., 21 Main St., Bangor, Me. 14-tl
BCNlNBNIt CHANCE*.
FOR NAE.E—Grocery and provision store
wbere your money Is neither sunk In fixtures
nor given for bonus, but buys marketable stock
cash business; $1000 monthly; excellent location
corner store;_prlce $600, worth $1000. YOUNG
& WIIEKLEK. 23 Court street, Boston. 19 1
LOST AND BOUND.
FOUND—That a sure preventive against colds,
Is Conant’s Compound Vapor Bath, unlike
all other baihs, no matter what the weather, there
Is no danger of taking cold after a Compound
Vapor Bam. Call (Ladies and Gents) and satisfy
yourselves at 413 1 ONGRESS ST. 21-1
LOM r—The lady who lost a black Spanish
Lace scarf please call and prove property
MANSON G. LARRABE* & CO., 246 MiddU
street_ 20-1
FOUND—A pocket book. Theownercan hav«
the same by proving properry and paying
charges. JAMES A. BAIN, 114V, Exchange
street. 20-1
Found — Another lot of Wash Boilers ol
which we have sold so many, at same ole
prices; also a lot of Handled Wire Fruit Basket:
at lu cents. CII Stoves wt h heating apparatus
for cold chambers, at Mitchell's Five Cent Store
620 Congress street. _17-1
L*HtT—Nov. 4th, nesr South Windham, a Foj
Hound, reddish brown mixed with white
red spot on shoulder and rump, heavy loowu ears
with collar marked “L. Leighton. Ileerlng. Me.,’
will pav reward for same or Information
| LEANDER LEIGHTON, Deerlng, Me. 9-2
ISLAND STBAJIICKM
Freeport Steamboat Co.
On and after Nov. 12. 1888. the steamer Phan
tom, H. B. Townsend, Master, will run as fol
lows:
Between Freeport and Portland touching at
Great Chebeague, Little John’s and Cousins III
ands.
Leave South Freeport daily (Sundays excepted)
at 7.00 a. m.
Returning will leave Burnham* wharf. Portland,
E.B. MALLKTT. Jr., Manager,
selOdtl Freeport.
Harpswell Steamboat Co.
On and after Oct. 10, 1888, Steamer UKK
RVCONKAO will leave Orr’s Island 8.46 a.m.;
Bailey’s 7.00; Harpswell 7.16; Great Chebeague
7.46; Jenks 8.00; Hope Island 8.06; Little Che
beague 8.16: Long Island 8.86. Arrive In Port
land '.>.16. Return leave Portland for Orr’s Island
and all intermediate landings at 2.30 p. m.
oc2 _ dtf
Portland and Boothbay Steamboat Co.
STEAMER ENTERPRISE—CAPT. RACE.
ON and after Tuesday, October 30, 1888,
steamer will leave Portland every Tuesday
at 8.30 a. in., for Boothbay, E. Boothbay, Ho. Bris
tol, Pemaquld.
Every Friday at 8.80 a. m., for Boothbay. E.
Boothbay. So. Bristol, Damarlscotta.
Returning, will leave Pcmauuid every Wednes
day at 7.00 a. m., for Portland and Intermediate
Landings.
Even Saturday will leave Damarlscotta at 7.00
a. iii.« iih iuiiimiiu aim luicuucuittin idtuumKl.
Connecting with Boston Bouts at Portland.
No freight received after M.16 on the day of
sailing.
Freight received and delivered by W. H. Boha
noo on the wharf at Portland,
ocasdtfA. MONTOOMKBY Pres.
HPHNKSS UIBOS.
RICHARD WEBB,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
lias removed to
No. 48 1*2 Exchange Street.
noTl_altn
OR. E. B. REED, Clairvoyant
and Botanic Physician.
House and Office 399 Vj Congress St., Portland,
DB. BKKD treats all chrouic diseases that fieah
Is heir to; all cases that are given up as In
curable by the allopathic and homeopathic phy
sicians, I wtU take their esse to treat and cure
them. 1 find that about four-fifths of the cases
given up to die can be cured. Examinations at a
distance by letter with their full name and place
of residence nad one 2 cent stamp and $2.00 Ex
amination at the office, $1.00. Consultation tree.
Office hours 9 a. m. to 9 n. m. seplltl
J. A. BAYDEJf.
STENOGRAPHER
SIHBxchaxob St., Portland, Mb.
feblBdtf
ntnuu HELP.
COOK WANTED—An American woman
from 30 to 40 years old to do meat and
pastry cooking: out of town; must be Brst-class in
every respect; best of references required; wages
from $36 to $40 per month. Address H. w. it.,
Press Office. 17-1
i _
TIB ATKIBSM HOUSE FURNISHING CO.
PARLOR STOVES
by the hundred, in nil grades and prices.
Round, Oral or Square. Sheet, Cast Iron
or tile. Heautles, medium or plain look
ing, mostly brunetts, but real comfort*
in a house. Read about the cut down ol
prices in another column.
"EXHAUSTED VITALITYr
A Croat Medical Work for Young and
Middle-Aged Men.
KNOWLEDGE 18 POWER* READ!
KNOW THYSELF
More Than One Million Copies *old.
VO UNO and middle-aged men who are suffering
vmn the Indiscretions of youth. Exhaust* <1
Vitality, Nervous and Physical Debility, Premature
Decline, Ac., and the thousand untold miseries con
sequent thereon, and all who »re sick and suffering
and do not know what ails them, can be cured with
out fall ty following the Instructions In the Science
of Life or Self Preservation. Price only $1 by mall
postpaid, scaled. It Is a book for every man, 3U)
pages, full gilt, prescriptions for all acute and
Medical Association, who awarded tho gold and
Jewelled medal to the author. Illustrative sample,
with Indorsements of the press, sent free If yon
apply now. Address, The Peabody Medical Insti
tute. P. O. Woe 1896, Boston, Mass., or Dr. W. H.
PARKER, graduate of Harvard Medical College, «
years’practice In Boston, as consulting physician
to the Peal*ody Medical Institute, who may be con
sulted confidentially. Specialty. Diseases of Man.
Do not be deceived by worthless imitators. Bemirv
yon atldress or coll at the Peabody Medical. lusti
tute.No. 4 Dulfiuch St. No. 4.
sepll TT&S&wly
Iff- SCHUMACHER’S!
ROLLED AVENA.
from purr white oats. Cooks quickly. Try U.
WffOLE WHEAT FLOUR.
Is the etmff of bffe. Don’t min your health eating bread from
fine white Hour. Hold only in 5 and m lb. bus, kegs and
bbls. under the F. Schumacher Milling Co. brands. Ana your
grocer for s bag in original packages and take no other.
THE F. SCHUMACHER MILLING CO. AKRON, a
8.1. Pfnnoek & Son, H. E. Ast’n, Boston.
Junl TTSSflm
fThe Toy the Child Likes Best
-IS THE—
“ANCHOR"
Stone Building Blocks.
Real Stone. Three Colon.
A Clever Present tor child
ren of all ages. For $1.73, or
$2.0Q a good average box.
Deecriptive Catalogue eent
post-free on application to
IF. Ad. Richter & Co.,
SIOBROAOWAr^^^NEWYOSK^
oct9 eodSwZiu
H AIN ES.RICH AR DSON ACO
SOUTHERN FINE" LUMBER.
A full assortment of sizes and lengths of timber
and plank In stock at our yard on Brown's Wharf.
Special attention given to sawing orders at south
ern mills.
Offioo 999 Commercial St..
oSPeodtf INUTLABO, 1MB.
SEWALl SAFETY JAR HEATING CO
DIVIDEND NO. 4.
A QUAHTKKLY dividend of one per cent, ha?
been this day declared payable on and altei
November 28, 1888, lo stockholders on record al
close of business November IB, 1888.
Transfer books will close November 18, and re
open November 23, 1888.
C B.8TKOCT, Treasurer
Portland. Me., Oct. 23.1888. oct2.eodlra
NOTICE Is hereby given that my wife Lillie
Leighton, having left my bed and board with;
cut my fault, I shall pay no bills of her contraction
after this daie. KNOCK M. LKIGKTON.
Portland, Me., Nov. 10. 1888. uovl2d3w»
STRATI K HI.
Boston s Philndel^hia
DIRECT 8TEAMMHU USE.
From BOSTON omn WeTrESQ'Y i*N IA TIRO AY.
From PHILADELPHIA mu Tmdar tad Frida*.
Bioni.Lung tiuii, Huston, S
• i; '/[fcifto ^V1*d''lpU”'’' *' Wn*rf'
* usuran,- joa-bili UM rats at
-j Freights for the West bv the Penn R. H , u«
Bout h l,y connecting lines, forwarded tree ol com.
mission.
Passage 8IO.UO. Hssat Trig sis.
Meals and ttoorn Included.
Bor freight or passage apply to
d. M. wdaiPISOI*, Agca.,
aidtf TO t,aag Wh.rf. Ms. IS a.
BOSTON
STEAMERS.
FALL ARRANGEMERTS.
Fare Only $1.00.
THB riMT-CLAM BT1AMAM
JOHN BROOKS and TREMONT
alternately leave FRANKLIN WHARF,Portland,
•very week day evening at 7 o'clock; arriving In
season lor connection with earliest trains tor
points beyond.
Through tickets tor i*revld#we«, I.awsll,
Wartraicr, New hark, Ac,
Returning, leave INDIA WHARF, Boston ev
ery week day evening at 6 o’clock.
sepl7ttJ. B. COY LB. Manager,
NASSAU, CUBA, MEXICO
THE WHITER GEMS OF THE TROPICS.
The XAHMFICE3T STEAMERS of the
WARD LINE.
Will be despatched tor Havana. Matanzas. Car
denas and Bagua, and tor Havana Progreso, Cam
peche, Frontera,Tampico, Tuxpamana Veracruz
VtKDSMDtlS and MATl'MDAYN,
tor Nassau, Santiago de Cuba and Clentuegos.
griHI OTHER THCRMUAY,
ROYAL VICTORA HOTEL, NASSAU,
IS PERFECTION. AMERICAN MANAOE
MENT-CLEAN-COMFORTABLE.
For Particulars, Beautltully Printed Pamphlets,
Schedules’etc., etc., FRKB. apply
Jas. K. Ward Ac Ca., 113 Wall Street, N. Y.
novS 8TAT3m
STEAMSHIP CO.,
_ — ro* —
EASTPQRT. CALAIS ST. JOHN N. B.. HALIFAX 1 S
— AND ALL PARTS OF —
New BrMMawlek, Nmtm Me«Ua, Prince Kt»>
wards (aland, wad I'npe Hremn.
The favorite route to C'aanwwbcllw and *«. A a
drrwn, N. B.
1888. WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. 1S8S.
The Steamers of this Line will leave Hall
road Wharf, foot of State street, every MONDAY,
and THURSDAY at 6.30 p.m., for KASTPOKT
and ST. JOHN, with above connections.
Through tickets issued and baggage checked to
destination. IF*Freight received up to 4.00 ». w.
For Tickets and Staterooms, apply al the Union
Ticket Office, AO Exchange St., or for other Infor
mation at Company's Office, Railroad Wharf, fool
of State street. J. B. COYLE.
novlAdtf__OeiPi Manager.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY’S
—un FOB— .-art ..
Qalifarnii, Japan, China, Central i•'HjtcSjfc
and South America and Maiice.
From New York, pier toot of Canal St.. North
River, for San Francisco, via The l.ii,we> °f
Fsbsbbs.
CITY OF PARA.sails Saturday, Dec. 1, Noon.
From San Francisco. 1st and Krao.iati ->u
For Jnpno and t'hiuM. A
CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO, sails Saturd y,
Dec. 8, 3 p. in.
For Freight, Passage, or geueia. informal ion
apply to or address the Oeneral Kasfern Agent*.
m. a. aoalum * dm,,
113 mate wireet, (fwr. Hraad *t., Ma-iaa.
*10>Mf_
A I I AKI I IM C
nuunii l.i ii u.
1888* Winter Arrangements. 1889.
■ ■vrrp.al nod I’.rlli.n.l Srrrirr.
From Liverpool I | From Portland
via Halifax. | WUMIL | via Halifax.
THURSDAY,_| THURSDAY,
Nov. 8. Polynesian, Nov. 2d.
Nov. 23. SAHMATIAnT I lee. 13.
_ Dec, a". Parisian. l>ee. 27.
Dec.'3 '. | Sardinian, Jan. lu.
Passenger accommodations tineiinallcd.-Cabin
|B>>. $UB and 375; Inleruieillate, 330; steerage,
320.
For passage apply toH. A A. ALLAN, deneral
Passenger Agents, 80 State SI., Host- n; and (i P.
WALDRON, 40 Exchange St.; T. P. Mi dOWAN,
422 Congress St., or .or passage or freight to 11.
A A. ALLAN, Agents, No. 1 India St., Portland.
nov20 dtf
ANNEAL N8KTIN4IS.
EugleSugar Refinery.
THE Stockholders of the Eagle Sugar Refinery
are hereby notified that their annual meeting
for choice i t Directors and action upon any other
business that may come before them, will be held
ou Tuesday afternoon, November 27th, 1888, at
three o’cl cfc, at the Refinery Office. Fore Street.
novl3dul JOS. P. THOMPSON, Clerk.
PORTIA'D k ROCHESTER RAILROAD.
THE Stockholders of the Portland anil Roches
ter Railroad are hereby notified that their
annual meeting will be held at the office of dec.
P. Wescott, 33 Plum street, Portland, on
WEDNESDAY, the fifth day of December next at
ten o'clock tn tbe forenoon, toaet upon the follow
ing articles, viz:—
1. To hear the report of the Directors and act
theron.
2. For the choice of nine Directors for tbe en
suing year.
3. To elect a clerk of the Corporation.
4. To transact any other business that may
legally come belore them.
WM. H. CON A NT, Clerk.
Portland, November 21,1888. nov21il2w
Administrator'* Sale of Real Es
tate and Timber Land.
PURSUANT to la license obialned from the
Hon. Henry C. Peabody. Judge of the
Probate Court within and for tneCouuiy of Cum
berland and State of Marne, I. Carroll W. Morrill
of Portland, tn said County and State, Administra
tor of the estate of Elvln W. Jackson, late of
Windham In said county, deceased, shall sell at
public auction, on Wednesday tbe nineteenth day
of December A. D. 1888, at ten o'clock a. m.. at
my office number 80 Exchange street tnsa d Port
land, all tbe right, title and lutecest whwh tbe
said Elvln W. Jackson had, at the time of bis
decease. In and to the following described real
estate to wit:
Two lots or parcels of wood land situated In tbe
fourth division of lands In the town of dray, tn
said County and Slate. Tbe first lot con taming
nine acres more or less and bounded as follows.
Tig..—* M OICIIJ UT OV>k/U(D> a WIIM, IIUIIUVIIJ UJ
land now or formerly of Stephen Huston, easterly
by land uow or formerly of M. rrlll Elder, and
southerly by land now or formerly of one Knight.
Tbe second lot being situated northeasterly of
the above described parcel and containing nine
acres more or less, and bounded as follows, viz:—
Westerly by land now or formerly of one Knight,
northerly by land now or formerly of Stephen
Huston, and William Elder, easterly by laud now
or formerly of Elijah Huston, and southerly by
now or formei ly of Joseph Elder, meaning an the
land which the said Jackson owned or was Inter
ested In, at the time of his death In the said fourth
division ef land In said (fray, whether the above
he an accurate description or not.
Also tliv right in equity to redeem the following
described mortgaged real estate, to wit: The
premises mentioned. Intended or described by a
certain mortgage from said Jaekson to one Henry
Pennell. lieartng date the eleventh day of January
A. LI . 1S«7, and recorded in Cumberland Kegistry
of Deeds, Book aid, Page 96.
CARROLL W. MORRILL, Administrator.
iiovlSdlaw3wTh
COLD WEATHEUJIUSIO BOOKS.
The chill November winds, the whirling whlth
ered leaves that tap against the window pane,bar
monlze well with the sweet music and the cheerlul
songs that are to make whiter homes attractive.
With your fuel, bring In a goodly quantity of our
Pi Ight
NEW MUSIC BOOKS.
These new books are every day more In favor:
PlHMlral Pianist, Pinna (lassies. Nang
Classics, Hang Classics fnr law soiree,
(‘lassie Tcaar Msags, Classic Baritewe
nad Buss neags. Each |1.
Prui-r in Maun (40cl».. »4.20 per doz.) Is tbe
best new Sacred Music Book for Home & Vestry
singing.
I,ct the Children wing from Menards'* Songs
for Kindergarten ami Primary A'AcooiifSOgts )or
Jenk's Songs and ilamnfor Vnee (*2) or
Children's School Songs (3ft cts.. *3.00 per doz.'
All have very sweet child's songs.
(five roar aid In getting up a rousing good
eveniug Singing Class to use Song Harmony
(60 ets„ *6 per doz.) Full of most Interesting
o.o.i.i auoroil uni! Meriilar. Siuui Mrtminf /(nnlr
3 (60 cts.. $4.80 per doz.) Is also a good collec
tion, mostly secular.
Tell I lie Temperance Peepl«i that no better
Temperance Song Book hits appeared than Belli
0/ I'lctory (33 cts.. *3.60 per doz.)
Xmas la coming. Bend for lists of Christmas
Cantatas and Carols.
ASY BOOK MAILED FOR RETAIL PRICE
Oliver Ditson & Co., Boston.
novl TTAHA^aw
bronze,
your hoot*
Jii in» H I—__
novl T84T*w3m
POLICIES Protected bj the
Popular Maine Non-Forfeiture
Law issued only by the OLD UN
ION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, of Portland, Maine.