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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-27
Milne and TIE Centel.nial.
OFFICE OF
THE MAISE CEN1ENNIAL BoAED,
PORTLAND, July, 1875.


The American CENTENNIAL is now an
assured success, aud within = year the
nations of he earth viii exhibit their
choicest works Ul AT. their manufactures,
and the products Of the soil and mine,
alongside our own. IN the vast buildings
and enclosures ol Paramount Park in
PHILADELPHIA IL i now universally con.
coded that no previous World : Fair ever
had greater facilities or brighter pros
poets, and we most earnestly urge the
people OF our own State 10 respond 10
every possible way, 10 order 10 be Justly
entitled TO some share OF credit Tor the
great success OF This international exhibi.
ton.
We appeal 10 the people OF the State
lor lust expOsiliop-oi our industrial and
material wealth. We want the products
ol our Cotton Mills along The Saco and
the Androscoggin the line Wooens that
have made Berwick. Nassalboro. Dexter.
llariland and other manufactures famous
every ingenious device anu every valua-
b!e contribution To mechanical skill the
,icest samples Of garden and field crops
specimens Ol our woods. wood manu-.
/ lActur, :. aud grasses; and the fines,
products o! our stOck.iarms. our diaries
and our fisheries.
And, above all. we desire 10 have eX-
hibited to the nation and the world the
vaSlneSs and variety ul our material
wealth. We want collections OF preciou:
stones and metals tie lime OF Knox and
/ Arooslook the iieldspar OF Sagadahoc
: tue rich iron ore beds OF katahdin and
1 the lar north the wonderful slate quar-
RES that span townships and counties,
and which comprise and combine every
quality the earth has ever produced; the
marvellous granite. from the pure white
OF Hallowell, TO the mo'tled OF our out.
lying islands. the red VI Jonesport. and
marble OF Deer Isle.
Full information IS TO space and CLASH
| ficaliou will be furnished by the under
signed. Contributions should be ready
| By Jan. lst, &c.
Reduced rates OF transportation are
promised and specific terms will be sea-
sonably announced 10y circulars.
Correspondence Is solicited from all
sources. and every question and sngges-
ton will receive ready attention.
Let all our people heed the invitation
and the promise; for in benefit 10 indi-
vidu4ls and in honor and advantage 10
the state. nothing so important can ever
again offer; and il We are true 10 this
opportunity, we shall surely make 1 show
ing in &c that vii! do credit 10 oui people,
and be ST honor TO our State.
ENoCH KNIGHT, Sec'y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-27
Gilead,

July 22.-Tne hoe is lad aside and the
farmers have taken up the scythe and
snath Tor the purpose OF beginning their
hrst harvesting. which promises better
than Tor many Years. Com. pot.,oe.
and all kinds of grain are looking finely
A neighbor showed me stalk Of rre
which measured six feet four inches
high.
The ca!erpilIars have gone. and the
trees have put forth their leaves and look
ike spring. noticed an apple tree ,bs,
had been stripped by ca,erpilIars with an
apple The size OF a partridge egg and a
blossom on the same twig.
The steam mill is running on fpll Time
IN spite OF hard times. They are com.
pleting large contract for salt how.
which keeps some ten men a, work J.ilv
The laying of The steel rail over ,bo
u. I. r. r. has reached Gilead. and ;.
being rapidly pushed forward
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-27
BueknsId.

I'll. 03-Wednesday. July 2i'''
heavy thunder shower and han S'oi u"
n,ssed ove, This village doing an 1" ID 'D' .
a,,onp, Of damage 10 gardens. ana nc u
crops. Two bushels OF hail stones ~e'e
Gathered on the stairs between hi"e'
ar1 s * ST. b. Thomas store, from
tina size of filberts to the SIZE Oh
English walnuts; some OF the iarge''
r,oospred four inches 10 circumier-
ence Fruit trees were badly dam
aged. ,akiug the bark of 10 many places
and what little fruit there was lelt on the
,rees was bruised and probably spoIieu'
rv.n hoard fences will carry marks o.
tho stones TOR years to come. Inc next
dov after the storm large quantities oil
hail could be gathered up as late Is Ten
o,oloct The hail storm seemed TO ex-
tend over about one mile square The
area damaged perhaps less thar 'naI.-
Large amount of glass was broken; ok
teen lights out of the UniversalIst cnurcn
thirty six out Of Elder Hersey's house
ohont forty for r b. Waite, and sixty Tor
" + Robinson. Old people. sixty years
of age, say they never saw its equal.
The hay crop is coming in unusually
well. in quantity as well as quality
"II,RRY."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-27
lFrom the Lewiston Journal
4 Su1leSiiue InQuiru.

TO the Editors Of the LelCi,t0n Journal:
Ivot. the democratic ticket aud am q
temperance man. would like TO know
why 1t is necessary Tor nearly every dem
ocralic newspaper in the country 10 con.
stiiute itself an apologist Tor rum and
rum selling. Is temperance incoppati
BILE with democracy Or what is the eX-
PLANTATION OF the universal pandeIiDg on
The part of democratic papers TO the rum
interest? Is.
We give place 10 the above Inquiry"
from an intelligent and well known dem
Ocrat in this Ccunty-oue who is accus.
toned 10 vote the democratic ticket with
out scratch. We happen 10 know tina.
since Gen. Roberts. the democratic can
didate for Governor, announced that his
candidacy would be on tie platform OF
Incorporating hostility to the prohibi-
ton oil drinking houses and tipping
shops, many democrats are seriously con.
siderlng with our correspondent, whether
they can consistently give their votes TO
such candidate. Obviousl Roberts re.
CARDS his anti prohibition speech as his
strong card. and rs raising the great issue
of his campaign. He seeks votes not be-
cause be is democrat, but because he is
in favor Of wiping from the Statute Book
our laws prohibiting clearinghouse and
tippling shops. Every vote cast Tor him
viii be counted everywhere as against
prohibition. and every vote cast Tor Gen.
Conner as in lavor Of prohibition. In
the face of such an issue. the duty OF
.yerC tamperanpa man-withOut regard
TO whether he is of republican or demo
cratic proclivities-is to vote against
Roberts and for Conner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-27

FINE PoULTEY TO the lovers OF good
poultry q visit to The hennery OF Mr.. \. L.
Shurtieff OF South Paris, is lull OF pleas
ure. Mr.. Shurlleff has eleven varieties
Of fowls, which are kept distinct from
each other with the greatest care; and he
can show some OF the finest birds 10 each
OF his breeds. that eau be found 10 the
State OF Maine. Indeed his triumphs are
not confined TO this State, Us he has birds
in bis stock that have taken frs. prizes
over the heads Of the veteran lanciers OF
Massachusetts at tn poultry fairs held in
that State.
AIr. ShurtleG has some very fine
broods ol chickens which viii DC tor sale
when matureJ. and any one wishing
choice strains oil pure bred fowls. can be
sure OF securing the very best by apply
ing to him. Where all the stock
is SO fine it is difficult 10 select any par
ticular breed Tor extra commentator !;
but the Buif CJchins. Il .ht and Dark
Brahmas aud Partridge Cochius which
Mr.. ShurtlclT shows, vii be sure to ling
premiums wherever exhibited
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-27
DIrnrlh.

Cyrus A. Sanders OF DiNfield village
committed suicide by hanging himself to
the rail of hayrack. about O'Clock
Tuesday evening, JIIy 20. 1919. lie
was at work all day alone on his meadow
on the Mexico sldo OF Webbs river. lie
had done good days work and had taken
good care of bis hay; but he had not
eaten any OF his diuncr. lie was seen
busily at work Is late as six o'clock with
his horse hiIched by the side vi hIs rack.
Ho toon The halter from his horse turning
him loose. and hung himself with the
halter TO the upper raj. Of the hay rack.
lie was found dead and cold. at halfpast
nine o'clock. His knees nearly touched
the ground. Coroner TracS and Con
stable Benz. w Siockwell held coro-
ner's inquest upon the body. The inquest
decided that lie came 10 bis death by
com uniting suicide by hanging himself.
His funeral was very numerously attend
ed 10 day, Thursday. over three hundred
people being present. The serT ices by
Rev. ois II. Johnson Of Jay. assisted by
Rev. Geo. NJ. Park oil y. H.. were very
Impressive. lie WAS 80 years old, leaves
a " lie, 10 whom he had been malried
only about one year, most excellent
and amiable young lady. lie leaves no
children. Mr.. Sanders was a vers re-.
spectacle. honorable man. and was much
set by and respected by his fellow citi.
zens. lie was a man OF perfectly tenn.
perate habits, and was strictly an honest
man. !. l..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-27
Fryeburz.

July. % Rev. Henry Carpenter. B A
Oxford University, who is summering at
Fryeburg. gave most interesting and
eloquent lecture to our citizens last Fri.
day evening, upon disqualification and
Monarchy" Mr.. c. is travelling through
our country, Studying our institutions
with careful and philosophic mind He
Is plainly no believer In kings or their
divine rights " lie traced the oiigin Of
kings and kingdoms. and drew a graphic
picture oil the Feud.l System. lie plainly
showed how in the more Intelligent,
northern European realms the one man
power is last yielding, i: not 10 the fullest
democracy. at least to the rights of those
who are qualified for the exercise Of
power. The lecture was philosopbie
study oil his demonstrating research
and careful Observation-Disclosures in
wit. line passages oil descriptive power
and lights oil genuine eloqueuce. The
lecturer held. 10 be end. the rapt sttep.
ton OF his audience.
The new and swift yacht "Paueus. :"
lately launch ed upon Loyewell's Pond is
winning golden opinions" She is filed
every afternoon with as happy and gay a
party as one rarely meets. She walks
the waters like thiag OF life" and
one wishes for an ocean OF waller. so
quickly does she span The circle ol This
three. mile lakelet. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-27
TOWN ITES'
Browahsid.

Freeman Perkins lost bis ou''1 ,wo.
fire. .IaIy Eth. consisting Of large wv
.,orr house ell and barn. n part Of iurn'
,ure saved in e damaged condition, -
49, iced TO have caught 10 the rooi near
the chimney Insured. .u.;ve
L. T. Cotton Is making an 49, '.au
addition to his Hotel. A. {. M0fr''0"'
boss carpenter. lie c,op
Crop. arc looking finely Hay 81 Sro ~
will be good. which farmers are busy
0u'''e EEEITAs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-27

The CExrESYIAL.-In publishing the
appeal from our State Centennial Com'
missioners, it is only necessary for US 70
call attention TO the Importance oil TN
mediate action in the III liter. There are
many products OF this County when
should be represented, and the time Id
which excellent specimens can be pre-
pared is very bIief We hope every
producer in this section will take per-
sonal interest, and see that specimens oil
his goods are ready Tor the great ex'
hibition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-27

Our School Last week We made
opportunity to visit the district school III
this village. The school is divided into
two departments. the more advanced
being taught by Miss Ella F. Twitchell
and the primary by Miss Allen. Miss
Twiichel has taught several terms 10
this school. and has given constantly IN
creasing satisfaction. We listened to
several class recitaiiOns, and were eN-
ceedingly well pleased with the interest
which the scholars took in the exercises
and the intelligent thought displayed IN
answering questions other than those
propJuuded by tue textbooks. The
reading classes exhibited much prob
cheney in correct reading. giving express
sion by emphasis and punctuation, such
as is seldom found among school. children,
Miss Twitchell is thoroughly interested
in her work. and keeps the scholars
awake and attentive by many little de-
vices. requiring skill and Ingenuity. but
which are Indispensable to a good teacher
I Owing 10 a severe shower We did no
visi, the lower school. but learn that Miss
Allen is giving equal satisfaction. and is
sustaining the reputation which she Ia:
earned 10 her past career as an excellent
teacher.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-27
North Waterford.

Last Sabbath afternoon deleeA,io,
twenty 10 twenty-five of the Nor
Reform Club. with several ladie. %
10 North Waterford 10 assist 10 s,,r'"
the reform movement in that yill,,
They found a goOdiy number OF he {;
habitan,s gathered to hear wbai ~ Il
re(ormers bad TO say, and they ws,s
interested in hearing the Norsay l..
tell what the reform had done for ~ ~
that they persuaded the boys. who ~ ~
nothing 10th. TO stay Tor an evening n.y. we
ing. Daring the recess between M
o'clock and evening meeting
DELEGATION were taken 10 the bom.' !.
the villagers and kindly en,erl~i1.E~
They found the citizens Iipe 6r ~
reform and and the. boys were tsBg,.,
with their warm reception. y 49,
The geperal pledge and 81 signed n
club pledge, these were 10 meet Tl,,i'
evening 10 organize a reform club. nv
the day been fair..a larger deley,"
would have gone from Norgay.
larger number from out Vi Tue villa,
would have attended. yet they maj,
good beginning. aud The North W.,,,r :
Iub will continue the work So y.
beguu.-AuJtsrR Rctormer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-27
Newspaper Decisions.

l. ANY person who who takes paper regularly
nom the Caice-Whether directed 70 his name or
suother's OF whether he has subscribed or not
h responsible for the payment.
2 ID person order. his paper DISCONTINUED,
BE- must pay an arrcarages. or the publisher may
continue o. send 10 until payment - maze, @u1
comet ~. whole amount. whether the paper Is
taken from the 0nce or not
5. The Courts have decided hatrefusins % take
newspaper. and periodicals nom me Pv>S Vules
OF removing and leaving tlem unla44e0 Aeis -
prtu..r rr-ie evidence % fraud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-27
From the Portland Advertiser.
The Bldine-MorriU Contest.
Mr.. wadsworth OF oxford Defines His
Position.
HIRAM. July 10 II
To the Editor of the Advertiser:

AAb.a"J cHif AtOCs
To the Editor Of the AdvertiSer
The statement in your paper that was
nominated for Senator by the Oxford
County Republican Convention as the
avowed champion OF the Hon. Lot NJ.
Morrill's re- election TO the United States
Senate is entirely without foundation.
am neither the avowed nor secret cham
pion of Mr. Morrill,, nor am | the avowed or
secret champion of any other particular
man for that position. am entirely in
dependent and untrammeled by pledge.
or promise, on that question; and the
convention that nominated me understood
this TO be my position.
At the proper time, il elected, shall
endeayor to discharge my duty in this
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-27
John Morri..sy snubb,d by Tam

NEW YORK. July 2l-Resolulion, =.
adopted By The lIIh Distric; Tanu,-,
Association Of this city last nigh n
handing the retirement Of John Mon.
sew from the Central Tammany Com.
tee, on the ground that profess,
gamblers aud law breakers STE sg !
leaders OF the Democracy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-27

"A Washington correspondent of the
Democrat says that he travels i mile every
week to get glimpse of that paper. He
had better subscribe. Press.
Very good advice; but the said cores.
pendent is a subscriber. AID is only
spending few weeks in Washington.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-27
Mexico,

new IT, NJ. Park OF Manchester, n. II
"Sparkes.n Ne"'
our correspondent takes exceptions 70
al expression recently used by another
writer VIZ; the business of ME petty
merchant and wishes to supply him with
eoohng draught which will allay his
grange tever.n '
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-27

DEMOCRATIC TIOS.-TueO6.
Register Of July %. issues q call for O.
lord County Democratic Conyer,o,
meet at the Court House, Pn, q
Tuesday. August l7lh. An ape.
also published to the Democrats o. .
County. urging them 10 be active 10 d
coming campaign. aaI Gliding then ,
the seeming "lcrpor' in their rAns,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-27

July, 2s.h. 1915 ,
The examinations At Colby Uli7,7
were finished last Friday. a large en-,
is expected commencement week. 7,
Grafton is to be delivered by Cha,. r..
els Adams. Tv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-27

"A SUGGESTIVE Inquiry" from the
LeriSi0n Journal, is al article OF interest
to every temperance man IN the Stale. IL
would be well for the cause of temper
ance could it be kept entirely out oil the
political field. bet when one party openly
places itself on the side OF reform and
the other party lodges the question:
while its prominent men make speeches
favoring "lree rum it is time for every
man TO think before casting his ballot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-27

matter according to what conceive 70
be Tor toe best interests Of the State anu
Of the Republican party
Respectfully,
S d. WADswoRTH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-27
From the Portland Press
The Horticultural .Scy.iD,

DR.. Jordan. the tasteful and veracious
Bangor correspondent Of the Maine
Standard, has q haring letter copied by
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-27

"A heavy shower, Ist -.
accompanied by hail. do ~ ~,
damage in this section, by O''
and cutting crops.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-27

We publish this week. note from D.
d. Wadsworth. Esq, to the Portland
advertiser. defining his position upon the
Senatorial question. The Adcerttser Is
making much unnecessary fuss about the
matter. aud il is useless to endeayor TO
satisfy q paper which is so determined TO
see q cat under the meal or TO make hard
feeling in The party. 1t is well under
stood that MIR. Wadsworth is q man who
would not pledge himself. nor give as
surance of his action. year in advance.
and his letter is a needless vindication oil
himself. 1t is the wrong year and the
wrong time of year to get excited over
the matter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-27
,Ev,rv postmaster i'm oxford county.)

AIhsrv D. m. L0vcioy, AnIovCT, ?. A. BOD
vel. Bethel Poster < Gersev, Z. ". Woodbury. ;
Brownfeld. =. ;. Pink BucStc!4, }. ~ uSC4,-
ser ". Atwood. frycOurS, \. ?. Lewis . W
Nckeerr. trilcAd. Thos. Wright, a j. b4-lAe
Grafton. BEN Brook Greenwood d \. CONN :
Hanover, A. h. Knapp Hebron, \. y. W nitiIiAn
Hiram. L. 4. Wal,Worth, Mason, q Il. - ~" q
MeNico. H. ". PARK ONiord. Rev. = \. LceA'
wool. e., r Hawkes. Peru, A L. Hanes Porter
=. ". Reilou, Isaac /. French. humtsrl' W A
Abbott T. n. Hutchiu~; sweden, Il. sanders
: Waterfront, j. NJ shaw Moods.ocA, y, N
H5r .hton. Franklin \ Milton Plantations, 1. IL.
ThCrut.u-
Agents viii dedue, Their commission before
renILnE Mnn.E. % thL- ulLll.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-27
Local AGENTS.

The foUOWIng persons arc authorized Agents
for The OXFORD DENoCBAT. They viii receipt
10Y cash and attend Oh orders Tor JOB oFN' Al
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-27

~. Ntchols. lYr August 30
vacailuu-dhys Nield 1hN f'-'-.. :.
readers OF -. NICHOLAS grease. .'
IL aGoIIs. Do mou1lauy B.. -g atri
ish before the appear1lcc ON. u.a
A. for Tho vi-itDr hsrlf. ~. NI'i..
WAYS The Jolly face which lH' t'' .
pane 10 bear puts ul i.t- 3D.
merry and cuecrel .l iu' "Hr- -.
eide. lt bring, y, ..i.' l-o-
contribution, all Hirftsi.- A..
pleasant suggv-iise 'i m'.'.'
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an. SIP, very spectlully,
Your obedieEt servant

In regard to the last scrip sold four
years and more after the sale made by
Gov. Cony, the following letter from
Gov. Chamberlain TO State Treasurer
Caldwell will give full explanation. Hon
William Deering OF this city. then in the
Executive Council from Cumberland,
was The principal agent with Gov. Cham
ber.ain il efecting the last sale. But 10
the Governors letter:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-27

We have received the second 80.
AWAKE. the new Boston maya
Bows. 10 opens With "a eN .r....,.
a French painting The Lllilr so b.. .
alec is Tie subject of IagA
smith. The opening -tofl. N't
by the Liitle Clas-ic, mar, h'-'.
charged Is iih 10y huI"r -a
Mrs. Clara Doty Bate. Wh., Di .-'
the bcst writers % children 49,. b
contributes Tony. Young L.
serial. s excellent Bculam.n
Or Chaplin j. appropriate. ,rl....'. d.
Marriage. isa graceful poem on 49,
ed Chicago divine, Rev >au-' '-.gi
Farman's Cooking Club, erl''' -.t'
How % Auuse the Bal.-s, De- H.,
aud chsrm.usly illustrated. i.-
Their Chi. ircu De- worth b. I'll
this article all the Queer "a .iit- '-.,|
AwAKE FRANKIE, Trouble '..-....l
and where dii Il 90. arc e',N .'.'..4 i
child life. The Gues-Ins Poop. :.
People are each well serve ti.t.'.
mum. ID. Lothrop \ Co p".'
Iuruhill BOSTON
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-27

In La Creme de In Creme
found BolerO, COG; Among the NJ a.
Dream, Sc. Fairy Whisper V''' 80,
% cents. il. PETERS, siJ BrO-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-27
The PhrenoIoCicaI Journ-I' 7

Inc IhTcnoiOgltSi S"' 40. s..
come % our table. show uo ap4.' .-
ing fact and thought. Tie nu.. ~.
certainly hllei with good rea1.-- D
literary. We mention briefly ''--..,. F,
which seem 20 us lie. CRYING OF -. -t
ton. Rev. DR.. crosby Of Ne~ o. O..
Author and Divine, Lesson, "a r
ology, No. ,: Rev Henry VI. NJ D.
Preacher Of the South VICTOR
Hi. own Actuary; NiNi-ect'u 'prl.-
Psychology, or the Nature anu ais 2
Nervous Inhueuce. ENpereiC E5s.
How / Learned 70 Love u, aHt Ct
Use; Write Good tories iof I'm q
The Agricultural Hints and Aa'IIr,.
ment OF Answers 70 C0rrespoli- m q
worth the subscription cnaIseH y,sr
Price OF the number, 81 cents Al
ton, $500. Postage. IS cents Aui,,'s.--i.G'
premium j. offered 10 each - p,,sif
adIrc-- % WvrtsS Co, ~ bl'-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-27

Tie paui-arrs uf IiHfE- .l.
the series of article uy col. Maalt ..fi
publi-Led IA that L.- &. f.ar. uItrr fr
Farmer Aacas "a. lHg-r o.. are
b. among tHc moot aulu-.as t- Wt.a fa.
valuable illustrated aTl..r- which hazel RI
To- some tms pL.i. COL N4..- b.. H. 81
A. an engineer ant d farmer 3D.. ~..4. 'a 81.
an.l entertaining wIiier. l4 Ui. Irr1. b
travels De wa. latUIH 10. a'.rf't. "' .
turesgue phasc- quaint -'eur- lHl
plc-5ut also bs tac st.I4u. I-.l.H.-.-
and devices. liz arlrie JOB i4r il.-
dr-cuUc- tlc pretty .-.r % e-rf. -et. --
great deal t.at i- oi .u.n,.t a...t Pr
-o-cailet Aiicrurs Cow. which - h-.e
4 Middy iu Manila. q. r.. A"t
sketch. which read very b. 3D. aa-
some old chlm ~ home. Albert ~
Along the seine. .- ime. .af - .' u
4Eallly. Gtu-gc IS. Cable. 70 N.H Nu--'
a story entitled Nlt lm. nr
thought 1y .DIuc o. ut r., u,s. b. B.
= very lore IN smack tu NuuI.t
they Will hni 6. more tgc i--s rRI'
charming i1g thai d. llo..t+
o. ~rVtuoak., celebrate. a.-t.H-
neighborL0Jd. Ilru i.t.e .. ed. 90
=. Ma-Drn. ON Educ.t..r anal .~t
4 W0.d o. Enc5uIa gCWrrt f.. 'i. .-
Thc ~.1ur Period oi flr Aui.i..s
matter hot hitherto ll4.ir 10 % /
Mf-trrv. How 10 Tcat DE !l...t.'. p,
Acct an illustrated paper Nl l.-. .-i.
Mvstrriuu- i-l41I. .L! trI-rr .t 'rf
aud poets not Of notr. DO tlr lu...' H -
by IIrJ -. Holland, The o.l ts...r.
society, Bric- a-Bl4c, Toe N.i.. N-N
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