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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-09-10
STATE OF MAINE.


OXFORD, SIS. Board OF County Commissioner,
September Session, a. ID. 1872,
On the foregoing petition, il being satisfactorily
shown TO the Court that the petitioners are respon-
sibe and that inquiry into the merits is expedient,
IL il hereby ordered that the County Commission.
-rs meet at the Post Office st West Sumner on the
hftcenth day of October, A. ID. 1872. at ten
OF the clock in the forenoon and thence proceed 10
view the route men tioned in said petition; immedl.
ately after which view hearing OF parties and wit
will be had Mt some convenient place IN the vi
cinity and such other taken in the premises
as the Commissioners shall Judge proper. And it Is
further ordered, that notice Of the time place and
purpose OF said Commissioned meeting aforesaid,
be given 10 TO all persons and corporations interest
cd by causing attested copies OF said petition and
this order Of Court thereon 10 be served upon the
Clerk Of the town Of Sumner and also by posting up
copies OF the same in three public places in said
town, and publishing the same three weeks success.
siyey In the oxford Democrat, newspaper printe
in Paris in the County of Oxford the first of said
publication and each Of the other notices to be nj
least thirty days before said im0 oil meeting to the
end that all persons and corporations interested
may then and there appear and shcw cause, II any
they haye,vhy the prayer of said petitioners should
nos be granted.
Attest: VIM. X. kIMBALL, Clerk
a True copy of the Petition and Order OF Court
thereon.
Attest: WIN. X kINBALL, Clerk.
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OUR TABU E.

The Christian Weekly, with it, beautiful l.
Illustrations, and it's uncNceptionablc reading mat
ter, 10 a welcome visitor. The "Notes on the Uni
form $. 5. Lesson Series" are Invaluable 10 the
Sabbath.School teacher; and the high tone OF the
paper makes il an excellent family journal.
The Schoolmatc, FOR September, is as fresh
and vigorous Is usual, and receives a hearty wei
CONS from the young folks.
The Household, for September, contains
.oms excellent directions for coming fruit; and
the household recipes are, as usual, Invaluable
The Maine Journal OF Education, for
September, gives long aud interesting accoun,
of the National Educational Association, held in
Boston last month, besides otscr information OF
interest To teachers.
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holders wsrs carry mg ON the camp2i. n
Cabinet officers. &c. Well, II demo
Gratis were IN power, their leading msH
would be- office holders. aud they would
take the stump, a. they always have.
Every party would Do deprived OF its
bsst Speakers, il men high in office, were
excluded from discussing political ques
lions.
hs denied that the administration
punished defsulters, though he named
u few that it had dealt with. AIR. ).
should remember that the government
seeks to recover Of bondsmen, in all
eases, and when the matters are settled
10y payment OF compromise, they are
dropped
But the coolest statement OF AIR. ).
rssthis; Nobody questions M. GreeIey'S
honesty The judgmen, OF people i.
thai ne is Il political fraud, clear through.
But he is in favor of the one term principle
Quite likely. Tor if elected, we doub;
il he would have Corporal's guard who
would want him second term.
II was no credit that the administration
had paid SSl5. 900 of the public debt,
for it had TO collect 81. 800 100000 10 do
it How Principally by the Cuslons
and rsvsnus on Injuries which the com
mon people do not feel. We always sup
posed, too, that it was eommsndabls tor
people to pay their debts At least,
some regard it so.
Greeley should not be blamed for sign
inc JEFF. Davis bond, Tor Henry Wilson
showed Davis clemency. Yes, but quite
different kind.
There are bad mon in both parties,
says Mr.. s., and if liberal helps clsci
i democrat, will the democrat vot.
against our interests Mr. ihought
50 when they attacked the School laws
aud system, and we think 49,. when such
men As Aarcelius Emery are it's r.ndl
dates
The iIea that Gen Grant should bs
supported tor what he has accom- plishId.
- soldier. MAS also ridicued, Il wss
stealing from every Soliicr whn fought
under him. u give him The credit 1t -,
ing the country Not Il. all-uo soldier
feels 80.
Mr.. 5 closed by throwing u decided
,rei blanket upon the cause. creating
wonder in the minds OF thu Did part,
men whether he was really on ihsir side
or not. lie said the republican majority
Tor Governor in September. if ii reached
$4,000 would bs MISUNDERSTANDING
ia disguise" like The Union victories in
war which the rebels clSimed wero such.
They evidently couldn't see it in that
light, as Kimball had told them he WAS
sure OF being elected
Bat We are devoting too much space
Tor remarks intended for IN election
which will DC over ere our readers see
this. Being short OF other matter 10 our
apology.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-09-10

ruRGArIvE FILLS have become a settled ncce-
cit, with the American people. Indeed, cathariic-
always have been aud always must be- used, In
some form by all maukiud. In thi, country he
i.iIular form OF administration has been growing
in rvor since pills were first made of Aloe' and
Rhubarb, rolled int ball. Their high position
in tire public confidence has finally been secured
ndiasteucd into permsnency by AYERS CATHAR-
nc Pills, the most skiliful combination OF ns'l-
cine for the diseases they are intended To cure,
that science can devise or art produce Those
who need pills, no longer hesitate what pills to
take ifthey can get AYERS PnL-Whecling Va
PRESS
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hf' ''ftUNCb = t'PCONH'
Mr. II. +. S~asey made politicA, ~
dress of nearly two hours at tho Court
House. on Thursday evening last. 1t
~ss a credilable effort. as literary or
oratorical production. but i,s statements
and logic wers faulty, 1t WAS heightened.
but not original, bs4. - .e .Iaie line
at argument and method Ut ~ ,ngemenr
az that OF Leonard SWEETS, recently lie
liyercd here.
The issues which have divided parties.
he eontended, were settled. and uu re-,
.on existed why dsms.rat, md liberia!
republican,, should not ar together rhr
issues growing out OF the slavery quc>
tiou had been settled 10y Constitutional
Amendments.
lie arraigned Gen. Grants admiui>,ra-
lion ~ lAlse to the Civil Rights Bill. in
not protecting the citizens OF the South
crn States. and allowing them IL DC
NhUsed by negroes and Carpet taggcr>,
bat he had no words OF sympathy Tor
he poor Union white men or colored
men. who had been murdered in cold
blo3d. The rebel slave master required
all our tears. none could be spared for
others. Trus he condemned the ku-
kluX, Int commended that they were the
out growth of the Loyal Leagues, Soci-
ETY., which the blacks were drawn into
A. we understand il. The reverse is
true. No loyal leagues were Instituted
till long after abuse and cruelty were
heapod upon the negroes. The complaint
vas. That designing men. Carpet bag
gers. by means OF these Societies, had
controlled the negroes and got into pow
CT, and committed abuses He claimed
that ths administration was responsible
for AL the misdemcanors OF these men.
because they were Grant men. Tie omit
ted TO say that Gov, Warmoulh. OF
Louisiana, the biggest rascal OF all. is
tor Greeley. IS are some others. The
truth is, according 10 democratic doe.
trine. the President has no more right To
interfere in local or State goysrnmcuts,
TIL called upon. than any one else.
But the administration is responsible
ueOauge il denied OF withheld The only
measures that would bring relief. viz ::
amnesty /! peddled this out. hy lie.
gree., instead of doing ii all at once, al
the first, as it should. Well. there is q
chance for difference of opinion about
this. The whole rank and file Of the 10
be! army WAS smnestisd, at once, and
only the leaders debarred tW they 0PPlied.
This was not very prOseriptivs or cruel.
The administration should be condemn.
ed because it has not carried out the
Civil Service Reform. He omitted to
state that the recommendation of Gen.
Grant to appropriate money for this Oh
ject was U0ted d01cR BY democrats. No
democrats or liberal republicans had been
appointed to ofice-Gul they had been
removed. aud here at home. in Wool.
stock, in our own County, Greeley re-
publican Postmaster had been removed.
Mr. =. did not state his name. or resi-
dence, and this seems to be piece OF
news wholly confined to his own knowl.
edge. His next complaint WAS thai
political assessments, which are forbid
den in the Civil Service Bill, are going
on as usual II so, it is voluntary, and
FOu eanl present men from giving whai
they please tn advance their political
views.
Another complaint was that Office
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Non-Resident Taxes.

In the Town nj Hartford, County of Oxford and
state ot Maine, for the year 1871.
The following list of Taxes on Real Eltats OF
nonresident owners in the Town OF Hartford, for
thp year 1871, in bills committed TO JOHN
FoVE, Collector of taxes OF said town, on the
LIST day OF july, 1871, has been returned by him TO
mt rs remaining unpaid on the 9th day of May,
lS.. by his certificate Of that date, and now I e.
main unpaid; and notice 10 hereby given that II
the said taxes and interest and charges are paid
into the Treasury of said Town within eighteen
months from the date Of tho commitment of said
bulls, so much of the real estate taxed ~ will bs
sufficient To pay the amount duo therefor, includ.
ing interest and charges, will without further mo-
tiee, be sold 1T public Auction ut the Treasurer
cnice, in sail Town, on the second Monday in
January, 1873, nj / o'clock l., NJ
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10 the Hon. County Commissioners of the County

10 the Hon. County Commi ssioners of the Count '
OF oxford.
rINHE undersigned petitioners, respectfully rep
/ resent that the County road leading from Easl
Sumner Ia Paris and West Paris, is not what the
public good demands: VIC therefore request yot
TO view tie route, commencing Al a convenient
point on the road leading from Labrador Pond, &
East sumner, thence westerly 10 Antipas Bisbce' :,
thence westerly by l.. J.. Gatdncr's To conycn
lent point between said Gardner's and L. " Pen
dletOn's, thence westerly across the meadow
called-to West Summer, thence sOutherly by +
NJ Bisbees 10 }. II. Lanes, also the other pOrtioa
of said route prayed for, running westerly from
West sumner by Pleasant Pond 20 Beniah Dow .
all in Sumner, and make such alterations, new 10
cations and discOntinuances as in your judgment
the public good requires and rs in duty bound
will ever pray.
WALLACE RYERSON
and nineteen others
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New Advertisements.
Education and Employment.

CONER'S COMMERCIAL COLLkGE, conduct
ell with signal ability aud success Tor thirty-two
years past under the same management, and attcn'
ded by seventeen thousand students continues,
from ito long experience and extensive mercan.
tIle connections, 10 posscss great advantages the
confidence of the community, and has thereby Pc
cular facilities for providing employment for its
graduates male and female) many of whom are
now at the head Of extensive establishments while
thousands hold responsible positions in this and
other cities.
THE THIRTY SECOND ANNUAL CATALOGUE, u
CIRCULAR containing full information with styles
of HANDWRITING taught, and list Of Mr.. Corners
works on
Penmanship, Bookkeeping, Navigation,
etc, sent ~ mail, or may he had FREE at the
College.
Morning sessions, TO 2 every business day
throughout the year. Evenings, TO ., from lst
October 10 lst April.
GEORGE \. CONFER, A NJ, President, S2S
Washington Street, corner Of West St, Boston.
sept lo4w
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NGn-Tsesident Taxes,

IN the town Of Lowell, in tho County OF oxford
and state Of Maine, for the year 1871.
The following List OF Taxes on the Real Estate
OF non.rc sidcnt owners, in the town OF LEVEL,
Tor the Year 1871, in bills committed 10 GoTham L.
GcAlliEtcr Collector OF said Town, the third
day of July, \. ID. ISL, has been returned by hnn
Ia me as remaining unpaid on the 29th lay of
June, \. ID. ls12 by his certificate Of that late,
ami now remain unpaid; and notice is hercb
given that il the said taxes, interest and charges,
are not paid into the Treasury OF said Town
within eighteen months from the date of the com.
nlitment OF the said bills, much of the Real f.
tate taxed ~ will be sufficient 10 pay the amount
due therefor, including interest and charges. Will,
without further notice, be sold at public auction,
al the store Of Marshall Walker, in said town, on
the 3lst day OF December, lsIs, ~ one O'Clock
II NJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-09-10

We would not recommend the frequent
or constant uss of any medicine. 1t is
important TO take even y good article
iudiciouSly. PdrSoa'S Ptrgatirs PHI ale
safe, prompt, and reliable as laxative
or calhartic
Time tries all Thing" and has
proved that Dr. WIStar'S Balsam Of Wild
Cherry, is the remedy par excellent for
the cure OF coughs, colds .,croup, whoop-
ing cough, bronchitis, asthma, phthisic,
sore throat. and influenza. 1t cures
coughs and colds inStanter , 1t soothes
the irritated parts. it heals the inflamma-
ton; and even consumption itself yields
to its magic influence.
The USE OF tobacco causes Indigestion.
palpitation, slowness Of intellect, de.
sire Tor strong drinks. and an intermit-
tent pulse; it destroys the vitality OF the
blood, produces dizziness. disturbs sleep,
makes man miserable, and premature.
" old. When the diseases are serious
and stubborn, the best remedy is Fellows
Compound Syrup os Hypophosphites,
As it restores circulation, the nervous
ganglia, builds up the muscles, and in
duces healthy Liver, Heart, Stomach and
Intellect,
fimples and brown spots on the iace'
Eruptions, Blotches, ScrofnlCus Diseases,
and all sores arising from impure blood,
are cured by DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery.
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Farm For Sale.

One OF tho pleassstest Situated, nsatest little
farms in Oxford County, will be sold ct baigain
it Is = miles from Norway village miles from
acres, equally divided into tiliage, pasture and
wood; has line young orchard of apple, pear
and plum trees, also grape vines, all in good bear
ing. Tho buildings are nearly new--house /
story, with L., wood she'd, shop aud stable AZ,
tachcd. The barn il nearly new, with good eel.
lar and water. There 10 fiO brook OF running
water the entire length of the pasture. The flehr
are smooth and free from rocks, well fenced with
wall and board fence. II has but 10 he seen TO be
appreciated.
For terms aud particulars call on OF address
CAPT. AMOS +. MOVES or A. OSCAR MOVES.
seplD NORWAY. Maine
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ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from The II.
fleets of Error. and Abuses IN early life. Manhood
restored. Nervous debility cured lmpedimcniS
10 marriage removed. New method vi Treatment
New aud remarkable remedies. Books and Cru.
lars sent free, in sealed envelope.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 50.
Ninth ST, Philadelphia Pa. my2S1esnly
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CAsTORIA. substitute 70, Castor Oils a

CASTORIA, substitute for Castor Oils a
physic which does not distress or grippe, but 10 sure
10 operate when all other remedies have failed.-
You may confidently rely on the Castoria in som
ach Ache, Constipation, Flatuency Group, Warns,
Piles or deranged Liver. Ii contain, neither MiH-
erals, Morphins, Opium nor Alcohol, but is pure
Is a vegetable preparation, perfectly harmless and
above all. pleasant TO take. The Castoria soothes
aud quiets the system and produces natural sleep.
IL is a wonderful thing TO aSsimilste the food oi
children and prevent them from crying. 81 cent
bottle Will DO the work FOR family and save
many doctors bills.
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Special Notices.
S25 TO 500 PER WEEK

made easy by any lady 10000 sold in six MOUTH.
The most rapid ceiling articles ever invented Tor
married or siagle laiics' usc.
NJ FEMALE CAN TO WITHOUT TiIEd
nuraLIe, Elegant, Cheai' an, what has .lNay,
been wanted. ami always wiii. Proii, istEr.--
Riel,. C,r sale Lady Agents rHn uirse fortunes
Stlp,,ai.l articles, Circulars Zee.
AbIrve, B2NDANAE MANUFACTURING Co,
New York ~ uss
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STATE OF MAINE.
TREAsURER's OFFICE,

I NLNHN MIX = VI III L
AUGUSTA, September 5. 1872.
TpON the following town ships or tracts oil lard
I not liable TO lie taxed IN any town, the fol-
loving as sssmcnts we've made Tor County tax oi
1870, t., the County Commissioners of ON'oti
County, on the seventh day OF August, lS92: sai,
l-~rs.lncnt sCng male by virtue OF Uu act Of Tho
legislature approved February -, Isi2.
Aadr,-r North surplus, g. -
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MARRIED.

In south Paris sept; sth, by Rev. j. u. Whosl.
wright Mr.. Amos h. Chase, CT Lynn Macs aust
Miss Augusta ). Chase, of Paris.
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nle.,l.g. brighten a. they take ,h.ir

flight. The chief Of blessings i- good h-a!th
without which nothing /. worth tire having; 4, J.,
always appreciated in its n,ll value sitter il IS lost,
but too onen, not before. Live prorcrl. and cor.
rsct all ailments before they become seated. For
di,ca4es Vt the liver Kidneys, skin, stomach, anil
al arising from impure or feeble blood, DH Wal.
kKR's CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTERS are sure
and speedy remedy. 1t has never yet called IN a
sia.lc instance sepS-4w
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For Moth Patches. Freckies

AND TAN, USE fERkl - MoIh AMI
FRECKLE LOTION. The wsll-known, reliable
snd harmless remedy for Brown pisco..railons
of the face Prepared only by y, T. G Perry,
DcrIustologist, a. Bond Street, New York
Sold by DTHc.,isfs ererurhcre marIg-sn Gm
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COMMENCEMENT WEEK,
November II 10 November is.
SEND FOR CIRCULARS.

For any Information az 10 CoTt.e o. 30 dy,
Expenses, &c; or FOR Crcul1Is Bvsrd or r ms,
apply to Rov. J II WUEELwRIJHI, Is A.
HATCH, DIR. ID. Is. SAWYER. l.. f. SToSE, AVA
HHVaEy or
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DIED.

Ia south Paris, August 25th, Andrew II. Ben
leit, ssoa ~ years.
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SKIN DISEASES.

PERRY'S IMPROVED COMED0NE AND PIN.
PIE REhEDl.-The skin Medicine OF the sgr.
|. warranted 10 cure FLESH WORMS, PnPLEs,
eruptious BLorCuED disfgurationt of the face.
sold by all Druggists. Depot a. Fond ST, y \.
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The superiority of these extracts consists in their
PERFECT PURITY & GREAT STRENGTH
There is no subject which should more engross
attention than the purity of the preparations wiich
are used in Gayoring the various compounds pre-
pared for the human stomach.
These Extracts are GHrented perfectly free from
the poisonoas oits aud ace rha enter into the com.
position Of Rsafy of the fictitious rsif F@rors nos
IN the nonht. They are not only nue to their
names, but are prepared rom fruits Of the best
Quality, and SO highly concentrated that small
Quantity only need be used.
They have stood the test Of eighteen years time
and competition and are pronunced un'5rdRed 10Y
the most eminent connoisures propetors OF the lead
ing hotels, and prominent dealers IN the United
States aud Canada, They are neatly put up III I'VE
ICES --unpaReied bottles, holding more than pan
eled sizes appearing much larger. They are the
hes, and cheapest Fruit Extracts the market az
fords. Their standard quantity and qualify piti
be strictly maintained.
es-It is necessary in some cases for persons DC
| string HBURSETTs SUPERIOR FLAvoRING En-
TRACrsU to insist upon obtaining than IN of,ler 10
| avoid many OF the fictitious brands offered, De-
| cause OF their larger profits.
JOSEPH BURNETT co,
sole Propretors, Boston.
For s.,s Inv 0rst.class Gr0cers and Druggists
| generally. Jah'S' 'Se""T
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Ii. T.. SWAsEY. Principal.
asg5 South Paris, Nc.
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DISTRICT COURT.

Judge c. n. Harris presiding. This
Court met at 10 O'Clock yesterday, pur-
suant to adjournment, business was tran
sacted as follows:
Case of H. P. Philips vs.. Vim. Welsh
It ais. decree ordered.
James E. Wood vs. H. NJ. Yerington
Ct ais, water suit, Decree ordered grant
ing intevener ellison four one-hundredths
of the stream, and the residue equally
among the parties as per stipulation.
Joseph kinney, on application, and
"a citizen of the United States.
In the matter Of the Estate of Joseph
Keefer, deceased. the order OF sale OF real
estate was confirmed.
State of Nevada VS.. Thomas Wells. In
this case Judgment for costs was or
dderd.
The Court adjourned until September
goth 1872
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Coop JOKE ON THE CE1Esn.1s.-

Coop JOKE on THE CELEs11AIs.-
Night before last some of the men be-
longing to the Hop Wo company came up
to town and got permission from some
body to haul the old iron cannon down
to chinatown; and they hired lot of
youngsters to go along as Artillery men.
The boys trained the old spiked concern
on the headquarters of the faction which
is at war with the Hop Wo crowd and
then one of them, assuming the impor-
lance of military envoy and peace ne
gociator, went over to the enemy's camp
and told them that if they meant fight,
fight they should have: and he pointed to
the gun to let them know wha he
meant. The foe weakened and PROM
Used all sorts of good behavior, whereup-
on the Hoodlum forces were withdrawn
in good order; and this is the reason why
it is now so quiet in that abode of Celes-
tial tempests in a teapot.
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JUSTICE COURT.

In Justice Court, Il. +. Parkinson pre-
siding. This Court for the last few days
has been unusually active, and has had a
large amount of business to transact.
Yesterday the following cases We're dis
posed of: State of Nevada vs.. Nicholas
Perasich. charged with assault and bat
terry on the person of Charles Harris mo
ticed Yesterday: case tried by jury and
verdict of guilty rendered. The Court
sentenced him to pay a fine of forty-tive
dollars, and time given until ten O'Clock
to-day to pay it.
State of Nevada VS.. George Perasich,
charged with the crime of assault with
deadly weapon, with the intent of COM
hitting the death of Charles Harris. Ex-
animation before the Court, and defend
Immediately re-arrested, and charged
with the crime of assault and battery on
the person of Charles Harris; defendant
ant discharged. George Perasich, WAS
:lrraiSned and plead not guilty. Subse-
qnently he Withdrew his plea of not
guilty, and pleaded guilty. The Court
fined him S75, which was paid and he
was discharged.
State of Nevada VS.. Chas. Harris. The
defendant, Chas. Harris, was charged by
Nicholas Perlsich, defendant. being in
Court. pleaded not guilty, and the case
set for trial to-day at 18 O'Clock, \. NJ.
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TAKE WARNING.


TIME v. 4 r. Il. n. COMPANY ARE
II anxious To takr due prcaution sgaiiis, ~, ..
dents and loss ~ life resulting from running of
their trains and they take this method u warn.
ing parents and guardians against ihc dang, ..
attending the too common practice uf chihlr y,
having In charge the business 1T TIA, Company
ind IL impossible to PERSUADE h,,s. who ftt.
qu'nt the tcr,nini and stopping places Of IN. road
from climbing upon the carr and engines AMI
they will feel themselves Obliged to Resort I,
more decided measurs II these snnoySnr,s nv
continued. Recent accidents. which arr wholly
Sscribablc to tn earcks~M ~ II Inisons jumping
IN AMI on thu csvS VIM In motion, should b.
warming enough IN theWsclvrs.
LIT II. ". YEllN0TuN, sut..