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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-28

of Cainlrldsc to amend section OF enable
towns aid III the CONSTRUCTION of railroads =
approved November 20 ls2: to committee on railroads
I}v Mr. Amedeu, of Winhall, to change the name of
Hattie Holland: t. general committee.
BY Mr.. Webb of Kockingham, relating to extra pay
to sailors and marines i'll the late rebellion; to COM
mittec military affairs; . "
Ty Mr.. Snna!ey: OF BURLINGTON. TO pay John II
peustS fuel and Zlts, secretary of the Board OF
Education: to committee on claims ,.. =.
width Of rims or felloes of freight wagons; to
nittcc hi4 hways BRIDES and ferries -
BY Mr.. Noble, of TinInouth. petition OF 7: T. Ho
n and forty others for law regulating freight tar
fs ol railroads: to committee on railroads
BY r Iadi. OF Abur-h, t. amend section }, chaIltel
81 general statutes relating t. dover; to committed
Iy Mr. Putnam. of Narshfeld, laying tax on the
grand list Harris Gore: to committee on land taxes
V MIR Conro South .ro. III relation to llcensin-
hotels: to committee on Judiciary, .
Rep0rtS-From cbnnlttee on judiciary, against IL Al
:. Fanarai st.tlss; third reading refused.
committee JUDICIARY alalIlst , II. concern
ir.r witnesses; third reading refused.
From committee on judiciary. AGAINST S II. reatin-
II MORTGAGES on hotel hxtures and 1urnlture' thlr'
FTom committee Judiciary, against II 12l. relating
divorce: third reading refused
From committee manufactures, in favor of II s.
n 1lncOrporate 4. W. Gray 4 Sons, with amendments
/ chan-il- the name Of the corporation 70 A. " Ora
K ms Manufacturing Company read the third tim
Frhm Committee on manufactures, in favor Q: H lc
10 lncurporste the Buzzell ManufacturInE Company
read the JIIrd time and passed .. p, r, .
! From the committee on ludlclary agalnst d. 9!
amend section A. chapter 20 general statutes reatin
to ssries and ices: changing the fees allowed tow
clerks for examination OF town records from te
cents se cents per h9url third reading r.
n From committee on manufactures, III favor OF h .
relating to manufacture and sale OF domestic wine
shall be Tor purposes only read third time al
passed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11
Centaur Imminent.


JtaFc i- ro pa.a which CcntaUI Lin.meut viii
l,trelievc, po swelling o, viii net subiue, and no
-ltac.- whiCh i;~.g uot cure. This is strong
La.-S., ll,t % i- 1--WE. Where thc PARTS are not
sore c, so-ots a. marvellous. 10 has produced
--..c cuIc- o. Rheumatism, neuralgia. lock JAW
81. a., >peiliuS,, cak-j breast. ~calis
l-..s. -.ittbCuui. ear ache. &c, upoa The human
.-.'. srl 81 strains, SPAWN, gals, &c, upon
sa.-ai- ID. cfc cav Than have ~ o;ivr remedies
,.r. tFs so.Ii began. 30 is 81 counter ir.tant, an
a- pain fchcyer. Cripple throw away
q ... Slu.cac~ G.c l,ne waiA. % souols bites are
.4-esel hsrrlic-'. an3 The voa0jej are hcS!ed
.at -csr. 70 is ao hrmba-. The recipe 3,
o.. i-.et s.cvHj each Uo,.ie. I. IS scliag as no
article ever before SOIL, sud SCH, because 3; does
u-. rh-t o r-e-,aj> 60 go. Those who now SAFER
c~.a iirra..'lra.. Iaia or swelling le'eryc 20
se.-t. 70 t.r, VIII uat use lcu,aus Liu.meut-
:. ~ ,.ar 90 >c--.c,atr- 90 remarkable cu-cs
.ri.ts l-0lcn imt~, chronic rheumatism, govt
,--..- ,-..l- Isl, ,,r have hctu received. W. WI
-.-t circular containing ccrtGcat..- the recipe.
Dr.. S~.,s O. Any one requesting Be-. ono b0:.ic
.r...ov vrTTer CenjaUJ Linimeui ;, worth
... a.r...v-t i..t.r~ for spavircl or FwccutcI
..-.r- Jul uu'cs, or Cor -crcw-w1m 10 sheep
,avur,..t.i' ,nimcrt +, worth your attention.
y, .,r.'y should .c ri.hor; Ceaiaas L.uimcut.
a G'~E e 60. Sew York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11
OBITUARY..

The demise OF AIRS. Mary Ann bullock az Dan.
g)r, july 2gth, merits more than the b!iI notice
given 10 such events. The lie time and personal
associations o, the deceased cover almost the
entire history ofihe first settlement and subsequent
progress Of oxford County, and especially OF Paris
Hiil where her ehrller years were passed, and
OF KuWlord, where her home was established OH
hsr msrrISge with DR. Simeon Fuller, in ISL. and
wiki whom she passed fourteen years OF welded
life. few years alter the dcs,h OF DR.. Fuller she
was united 20 pr James Bullock, formerly ol
south Carolina, aud the residence in Rnmfori
continued until The death OF Dr. Bullock in 1883.
Mrs Ballock was the oldest child or Capt. samuel
aud Mrs Polla RawsOn, aad was born IN 1908 ST
TIE residence OF her parents in Grafton, Mass.
When shc vas bot e.,,htcea months old, Captain
RIwsOu brought his young family through the
wilderness 10 that part OF Massachusetts, public
lands noN known as Paris HiIl. Ilis two brothers.
Ebcucs'r Aod Abaer, had already made theil
locations Ia the same vicinity. Capt. gawson
anas,cd what in those days was considered
handsome competency, aud died in lS2s, leaving
bis wijoA ana their STA children well provided Tor.
Since his death. now forty. five years ago. the
diTcc, family circle has been wonderfully SHARED
by thc lei, destroyer. His widow, the venerable
Nrs. Poll. RHwson, nearly 20 years OF age, being
s!il living, and tho subject OF this record The first
" ui, children t. pass from this life. IL Is also
noteworthy that with the exception Of "A grandson,
the laie Or. John II. Prcniiss % Bangor, all the
grandchildren aud great grandchildren OF Capt.
Eawson and his wife SIN living, and The deSth
OF Mrs. Bullock is the second OF a direct descend
ant OF this pioneer settler
Mis- Bullock had but two ehillrcn, both Ivy her
marriage with DR.. Fuller, Samuel Il. Fuller Of
Chicago, aud Mary, wife OF Charles ;. Watkins Of
Iowa. both OF whom were with her in her lssi
hours, which VIE passed at Bangor, at the resi-
dcnce OF her sister Abba, widow OF The late Hon.
Henry PrGntiss.
Tie remains were buried st Mt Hope cemetery
Ia Bangor.-Regisier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11
Thirty Years Experience OF an
Old Nurse.

CIR. Winsiow's Soothing Syrup 4 the
prt -SFe5tiOn of use ut the best Female physi-
rsn- -ut Nur~e- boz the Quilted state and ha- been
u--1 iur thirty wears rth never falling safety and
=. cess Df millions cod mothers and children from
tl- feeble infant 81 one ueyS oij to the adult. Il
connects acidty 0fthe -ionaCu, relieves wlnl cole
lex t'-- the b0Nc'>. ar' gives rc-t. health and
.....- io mother az cl.lt. We believe it is The
L.-t .Ui ~urc~t uBrty 10 thc Wurlt, iu an case
Dt Us ~ENrklth Hud CINEGuFN ~ en- d
IL a. whether % ari>c- from Tvethil- or from any
.'r.r cause. iul directions iur a. ing viii accom-
f.U. each bottle. None genuine unless the fac
-......,- OF CU tsTiS < PERKINS b. ON the outside
"...4cr. Sold by ail Medicine Dealers.
Juis OILY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11
Non-Iscsidcnf TnYes,

In tho town Of PERU County OF oxford aud
state OF Maine for the year 1878
The following list of taxes on real estate OF nom
resident owners IN the town Of y U for tho
year 1873 In bills committed 10 OTIS WYMAS
collector OF taxes OF said town on
the 9Th day o. June lisa ha- been returned by
him TO ms n remaining unpaid ON the fth day
OF June lsI4 by his certificate Of that date aud
now remain unpaid; and notice IL hereby given that
II raid taxes. interest and charges are not paid
into the treasury OF said town within eighteen
months from the date OF the commitment OF said
bills much of the real estate taxed will DO
sufficient 10 pay the amount due therefor including
interest and charges will without further notice be
sold At public auction 40
The store u ihc subscriber in said town on the
twcnty-thiri day OF December 1870, ut tvO O'Clock
IN the afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11
Children 0ftcn look Pale and
sick

.' tp other cau-C han iay ING worms iu the stOm
.tI BROWNS NEEdiFUGE C-nbIFITS
...i destroy Worms without injury % the chiL,
...r- perfectly WHITE, aiit free mona an color
Pr 'r other INJURIOUS Ingredients usually used Ia
.H.ll PIE. rtfInu--
CURTIS * BROWN, P-oPrj-tors,
No 2l5 FUlton street, New York
H. bg rU Druggists 0a,i hfaisfs ,isd Dealers IN
. I'd. eiscs 90 rW ENTl FIVE CAMS Box.
]u.>ljIy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11
OUR TABLE.
THE Aialns. New York jus. sutton Co

The Aldine. New York :-Ius. Sutton 4 Co
500 re- year. single copies ~ cents.
There IL much IN an artistic way in the Augu,
Ahns vi ieh viii del Ia! all lovers Of the heauti
fui. Nothing more graceful or charming, has ever
been seen IN an AInrrictn magazine uan tle fu
page picture called "rhc Village Beauty" drawn
and engraved BY the eminent French UtistC Z. Met
tais. Mr.. j. ID. Woodward contributes series OF
grand. bold pictures Of the Palisades OF the Had
son. The fUil page p.c;nc OF the "finnacles OF
thu Palisades = massive and solid la appearance
aud will give the rSader new id'a of these X, al
towers of stone. Two large pictures contributed
Oy Peter Moran, called The Shidy Lane and
The sunny slope" are sure tn Rrre,t the attrh
tisn and please the eye. The literary contents OF
TIE August Aldine consist Of seventeen articles
ali Ori- inal, and AL rcpete with interest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11

Forty YEARS EXPERIENCES have Tested
the virtues vi Dr. WISiar's Baisda 81
lF,M Cherry, and II IS how generally
acknowledged To be the best remedy
ex,ant Tor pulmonary aud lang di.ease' ;
embracing the whule range from slight
cold 10 settled consumption. Were il
moi for its merits, !, would Ing STARE
have "died. aud m.dy 10 sign"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11
BORN.

In North Norway, to the wife Of Amos French,
a daughter.
IN PARIS, August T. TO the wife Of Peleg u. Ham.
moud q SON.
Ia IVES, Paris, July 81, to the wife OF Dr. o. X.
atr-. a daughter.
10 West sumner, July q, 10 the wife OF a. u.
Cotton. daughter.
In Lowell Iiy 50 10 the wife Of Mason An.
drew 5, = son asd daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11
>oUTa PARIS MARKER.
AUGUST :, issI.

Corrected By ri. ~. BOLSTER.
PANS yellow eysl-ss-25 8 $40
ar4s. Peas ~ {; SjS
5r-rr-i.--Z7c. q 3Uc.
C-srsK-Eaetory price i5e. retail l7c.
COMING. 9 cleo.
lorrEES-25c- . kc.
h.es-l6c. Q &c. pcr doc.
r. OURS ..I5 { ft0o0
r4Y-slsc sl5s
LAID .nuncstCi-l5c.
LINES -.
SIcLASsES- soc s S5c.
NAus-0ec. 9 ~.
.ntrS-1'c. . sc.
PORK Round bogl-Sc Sc.
S.lT-lsk. .-RsN L.
- GAE-llc. lSc.
TEA>-A'c. = See.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11
>aturate Piece OF Bread or Meat with

l-,r.. jacc -oJit ,rifdies,lce Th.s is digestion
adj Co such mixture li;'le alcohol, and it Will
"o' a'-so,ce This /. lad. Jysti71' Beware then, Of
'"rturcS, or tones or decocljon, containing
'thituous liquors. Suuu all rum "tonics" and
re.r solely ou DIR WAlKEE's NINEGAE BiTTEEs-
Tie aae-i diset.ye in,iSoraut known, and tree
i'lA '1c Leii cul>c 20 Alcohol ju.ls-iw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11
Rawson's Coaches.

Leave the Hill for W trains at ;i5 \. N. Snd
S:cJ Z. NJ
For down train at n 10 \ NJ
fassengvts aipi bas y c nNeycd q, the trains
for Portland, whoa leave south l,ri. AZ ) IS 4
N. aud . - 4. NJ. and 10 the up train, which
Reaches south Paris Al D: % L. NJ, a; reasonable
rates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11
New Advertisements.
D!RlGo BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Located ut Augusta, Ne.

We desire TO call public attention 10 the above
named Institution. This Commercial College
meets the wants of all who desire thorough
practical business education. The branches that
are made specially are Book keeping, Penman-
ship-plain and ornamental, Grammar. Rhetoric,
Arithmetic, Algebra, Geography Reading and
Spelling, Geometry, and The languages are taught
wnen desired. lil term commences Sept. !,
LEA. For full particulars send for catalogue. Adj
dress, ID. NJ. WATT, Principal, Augusta, Nc.
aud u. La
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11
If1iRRIED.

In Lowell August !. 10y Rev. Israel Foster, Mr..
Rufus Allen OF I.mcric and Miss Hannah Storcr OF
Lowell.
Ia Portland. Aug. =, by Rows. II +. Leayii, and
iicrhcr, \. Loging, Liucola Il. LOrng, son of Rev.
Anasa LoriRg OF >u-aer, aAi Jennie l.. ThOmp-
con, hotu OF Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11
Mail Arrangements.
MAILS CLOSE

For Portland AMI Boston at II 90 A. NJ and ;: ~
n, tse lasier mail arriving IL Portland al :: 10
the next u-0rnil.
Up mad, via Grsnd Truak. as S:45 \. VI. and
$50 4. N.
For Norway az : 3 and ll:o0 \. N AMI for the
western part 81 sae GOua4 wa Now Tuesday
thursdays aud Sdturdssl al .. - \. II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11
Notice.

Wy iIkRE.AS there has been a story in circuia-
w ton TO the effect That i said William h.
Cush nan had cheated me ont of some niue hun
bred lo.lars, il must have bocn misunderstood by
1 he one VITO represented IL. intended TO convey
! o S ich m annS. lie claimed nothing more than
! is just due in settlement. j. LOMBARD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11
NAILS ARRIvR.

Prom Portland and Boston ~ 10: ~ A. VI. aud
4: 70 L. 81.
bJ,gu nail, via Grand Trunk. at l3:45 L. ".
trum Norway and Tue Western part of The CoUa;y
al IL - l.. n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11
DIED..

IN North Norway. july c. Frrley, Infant son VI
Bradley Frost, GScd wear, and months.
Ia Paris Aug. =, Mrs. Euzi RytrSOn, aged .,
years aud 10 months.
tLcwi-ton Journal please eopy.l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11
sTEREOSc0PE VIEWS BY MAIL

SIOO per dozen
Every view warranted first class. and stcreo
scopic. Our List comprises in part Mill RIVER
FLOOD, SFRfAGFiELD, HOLNoKE. MONTREAL
QUEDEC, WHITE MOUNTAINS y. i.CTTY, HUDSON
RIVER, SARATOGA, NIAGARA, YO SEMITE, Pacific
X. L., WAsHINGToS CITY, CUBA, and large as
, s0rlment of miscellaneous views.
GEO. IL IRELAND q CO,
ZIG Main 81. Springfield, Mass.
augll.lm .-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11

No student vil. De charged with less than hall
= irrm's tuit ',u.
Es-,l..l ictH''s Nl'-n-cs required IN advance,
lud Tie llllu- SEQ % iis close pi The texan.
Textbook, state merry ,Sr.. FOR -;tle ~ seminary.
For iuItay. inform tipu at hess
C. VI. BODICE. 4. N. Principal,
-leTen~ PLANE, Ne.
July li. ls;l CIV
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11

A Procession will be formed by the citizens at
10 4. NJ, 10 Illustrate. as much possible, the
customs and occupations OF the people during enc
hundred years.
The Historical Address will be delivered by
" L. TRUE, NJ. ID, of Bethel.
Poem by Prof II. l.. CHAPMAN OF Bowdoln
College.
a Pic mic Dinner. furnished by the families OF
the several school districts for themselves and
friends, will be given Immediately after the Poem.
Tables will be set, aud a portion assigned TO each
district TO furnish.
After Dinner, letters will be read, and speeches
delivered by distinguished individuals.
As the whole affair TO be strictly voluntary, il
is expected that all the citizens of Bethel and
lianoyer,-formeriy n part Of Bethel.-will do
something towards making the celebration COM
plete success.
Should the weather be unfayorable, on that day,
the exercises will be postponed "a the first fair
day. PR ORDER
Of the Committee of Arrangements
Bethel, July 80, ls7i. a4-2w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11
Dissolution OF Copartnersi.ip.

FTNHE copaitne-ship heretofore existing undel
J. tie itm name of Nelson Brothers, SOBtl
Waterford, Maine, is thi, day dissolved BY tht
withdrawal Of Eugene Nelson.
LLENELLYN X. NELSON,
EUGENE NELSON
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11

g. \. READHVRY. A. e.

PHYSICIAN j. SURGEON,
NORWAY, GaINE.
Is-Iesilaus~- sud Office 90 t.,o boa e lately occu-
Pill -v f. r-thl--
Nvu,sE. Ac urc e. ls-3.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11
Household
LlnIIn6nt

IA. .-Ct hy
CURTIS \ BROWN,
No. 80 Fulton street. New N-Tk.
ul-'s3-sn-ly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11

The accounts of the above firm will be settled by
the uudersg ned, and Tie basinIss will be con
'tinued 10y HIM at the old stand.
LLt.EELLlN L, NELSON.
So. Waterford, Ne, Aug. |, ISL. 3w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11

BOARD and rooms can be obtained at reasonable
rates
II Is especially DESTROYS that students should be
psc-sht ut the commencement Of thc term.
For circulars. OF other Information, relative 10
the school, apply 10 Rev. J. Is. WnEELwRGHr
q. \. WILSON, E,q, l.. +. STONE, DR.. ID. u. SAW
IE.,, W. j. WHEELER, or,
T.. CRONnETT. Principal,
South Paris, Maine.
South Paris, july .. ls7i. angll.0w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11
WESTBROOK
SEM..IN AIRY
STEVENS PLAINS, NB.
The Fall Torn ot dis Institution will commence
TUESDAY, Am1nst 18Th, 1874,
,,,.l t.,,t s.Lu

No deduction will Ac ma1c for sbsencs the first
or lR week os ibs term, nor FOR sbsence during
the term H. ANY cNccptlu. ti-s; OF protIaetcd
sickness
Students will Furnish their own GIilt', sheets
pllnw-c tse-. towels and toilet soap Al Erticlcs
ree'ling % Ice washed should DC plainly marked
will the OWu,r's nntne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11
! ~ = ; VIII I o "a
~ r.

To 500 persons suffer
a- lu lsh gwat.-u.
Nrrrrc lac Eul iu che
ImH-og -touJri.E.lIou-
t-i.c- Pain 100 the lJcs.
'.uHti- nr -I.i.-.vrNuU.i
E. ruE lloJ~FifHIp
tNNAtEA Hli PANTY
ilN-NlNTt- 40 others
.r uur ylI want foI lu-
'--usl ard external u.r.
10 ras cured The above
c.uu.-irts il thousands
|, COZ eases. There IS 40
! mi-tsb- about TO- Try it.
4 N. .." Ia. ..a..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-29
The Iron Interest.

1t is somewhat singular that, while
we are assured that the iron industry
is Frustrated, and dying for want Of
more protection. we should hear every
day OF new foundries being built, and
Old ores which had suspended. resum.
ing operations. Thus we are told in q
trade paper published in Pennsylvania
'the furnace at Emsus is in blast, and
the new furnace at Millerstown will
soon be ready for blowing. The new
furnace at Topton is not yet in blast !;
at Lyons work has been commenced
at q new furnace. The furnace at
Kutztown is being completed" There
is evidently something very irreconcila-
bic between such statements, and the
reports which some parties give OF the
iron business. Whether a little more
protective tonic would be necessary,
conceding above reports to be true, is
an open queston.-N. Y. Bulletin.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-29
Sound Advice 10 Farmers.

The establishment Of oranges Of the
Patrons Of Huebandry is rapidly in
cressiug in West Virginia, as elsewhere,
and we think the following hint from
q journal of another State, edited by a
Granger, is both timely and proper, and
we commend the advice to all orr
friends who are joining the Order:
The North Carolina Herald says that
between ten and fifteen oranges have
been organized in Granville county,
and adds: "Our brethren everywhere
should be taught what they are doing
the power ard influence they are help
ing everywhere TO make up. We want
no enthusiasts nor extremists. Let
farming tactics be used-slow, ploddi nj
and careful. Don't talk too much OF
buying and selling, of frauds, imposters
aud middlemen, but have at every
meeting en- agricultural subject, az
essay, aud then debate. To do good
we must be patient and perseverng."
In the Grange platform, adopted by
the United Safes Grange in January
last, the following is one Of the items
oars being particularly farmers
institution, we cannot admit all 10 our
ranks.
MANY are excluded by the nature OIL
our organization, not because they are
professional men, or artizsus. or labor
ere, but because they have not a suffi
cient direct interest in tilling or pastur.
ing the soil, or may have some interest
in conflict with our purposes. But we
appeal to all good citizens for their cor
dial cooperation to assist us in oul
efforts toward reform, that we may
eventually remove from our midst the
last vestige Of tyranny and corruption.
I'VE hail the general desire for fra
terual harmony, equitable compromise
and earnest Cooperation, as an omen
of our future success"
r. r. Allen, Esq,, one Of the ruling
lights among the Patrons at the West
in allusion to this article OF their creed
says: These are true and noble senti.
mepts, and it would be folly for me to
add anything to them 10 try to make
them more iorcibIe." The Patrons are
wise; those who have little or no inter-
est directly in farming, are apt to be
suspicioned when they are found full
mouthed at every opportunity in taking
up the time in speeches or irrelevant
propositions or instructions, to the ex.
clusiop OF other business having di.
rect bearing upon the objects OF the
meeting. One OF the main objects o.
all these associations ia to enlighten
each other in regard to the modes o.
cultivation. the value Of the nipple.
ments employed, the best varieties o.
seeds, trees. plants, &c, and whenever
parties are found anxious, without ever
presenting q single idea which is o.
benefit to the farmer, we are very apt To
be reminded OF the saying OF Poor
Richard" that that man has an are ID
grind" and generally, 10 due course Of
time, the cloven foot will be found pro.
trudlng from its covering.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-29

PRESIDENT GRANT has shown hi
urual defiance Of public sentiment BY
removing from offdfADoLrH CLuss, the
CIVIL engineer whe told the truth before
the Congressional eonmi,tss spPoipisd
to investigate The doisss " Boss
SHEpHlRD's gang in the District Of Col
umbia. CLUee' testimony showed thai
SHEPHERD was q party to the enormous
frauds that have been perpetrated by
means Of the paving contracts, and no"
the President steps in to punish the
witness who has exposed his pet. The
people OF the United States are - well
convinced OF the guilt Of
the SHEPHERD ring in the
District of Columbia as they were
of the rascality OF the TWEED ring Of
New York city, and General GRANT
will not be excused for his effort to
shield and champion the cause OF the
thieves.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-29
TIE crussding ladies OF Pittsburgh

THE crusading ladies Of Pittsburgh
are, after all. to be deprived OF the
crown of msrtyrdsm afforded by arrest
and fine and Imprisonment under the
orders OF the Mayor. The Court OF
Common Pleas has reversed the ruling
of the city magistrate and ordered that
the fines heretofore imposed be return
el to the fair delinquents, and that
they be no longer impeded in the work
Of praying upon the streets for
the saloon keepers and for the Mayor
Now that full permission has been Civ
Tor the prosecution of street work, "
au old bachalor of cur acquaintance
announces his opinion that the crusade
in Pittsburgh will cease. We will
see
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-29

THE proposition to celebrate with
appropriate ceremonies at Point Pleas
ant on the 10Th OF October next the
centennial anniversary OF the Battle OF
Point Pleasant" seems TO meet with
much favor IN the Kanawha Valley
and elsewhere 10 the State. 1t seems
probable now that the project will be
successfully carried out. Ii any OF our
subscribers has copy Of q book en-
titlsd Border Warfare and publish
cd, We believe, in Clarksburg in 1924,
lie viii confer favor by granting US
the loan Of it for short time.