{"newspaper_name": "The Portland gazette.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
{"character_count": 2312, "word_count": 392, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9390000104904175], "ccnet_perplexity": [1665.0999755859375], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}



which letters besides giving clue at the contents
have several mystical slgnifcations,


1st r. reckoning-U, nnpaid--M moneyless.
"a. X ruin'd,--U. undone--M mortal.
3l. X. reformation--Up uncommon. M. 'mongst
tPefsTeicetera, 100 many 10 mention when
in a hurry.


Whoever has found, or may find, said bottle.
whole, and contents upnjured. shalt receive the
Aforesaid reward, il being understood that the
| subscriber expects to drink share Of the same.


RACcHUs Grog-DRINKER.
Popsrty Valley, hay-iime. 1919.


N. B.-Having business both sides Of the may, IL
ispncertain which side said bottle NAV be--B G.
G'aarreterisfic.-A dancing ng-master (who lately
advertised for school in this town) has been
practising uew step--to the tune. Of 6 NV land
lords bill left unpaid"-he will probabl5 riga
doom to the eastward, and give similar lessons,
till some officer of justice shall inform him his
:" zig is up. .''--Nsssbluyp0n Herald.


II King and Bishop BY Frederick III
Of Prussia, taking possession Of some part
of Poland in 1908, the Polish Bishop of
Emerond lost the principal part Of his rev.
enue. When he prelate waited on the
prince at potsdam to do homage, the old
monarch asked him, if, after what had pas
sed, be could possibly love him." shall
never lose sight of the respect due to my
sovereign was The reply. " Why then,
said Frederick, :" I am your very good
friend, and SO thoroughly rely on your es-
teem, that should Peter hereafter refuse
me entrance into Paradise, | trust you will
be 50 kind as to carry me under your
cloak '-ss That would be an insurmounta-
bic difficulty" replied the bishop, |" for
your Majesty has pared away SO mush of
IL, that TO hide cony06and goods under the
little which remains, would be impossible"


Erg0t, or Saurred Rye.--We regret to
observe, by the Newark Messenger, that
an uHcommon and alarming quantity of
this poison is found in the rye for many
miles round this place. Farmers every
where should be cautioned on this sabjscr.


Five hundred families from Wales and the
Northern and Western parts of Scotland, arr
rived at the ports Of Greenock ard Glasgow
on the Istof May, for the purpose Of emigra-
ing to America. They were compelled to
form an encaapment upon The Banks of the
Clyde, where the novelty Of the sight ailrae-
ted member Of spectators