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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16
COTTON MARKETS.
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FEw ORIRAss. Oct 15.-Cotton quiet; Mdfling. lSLe
Low Mdohng, 1910 Good Ordinary l2 ec net receipts,
66ll blns sos bales exports 10 Great Britain,
81 bates ooast~ise, 0s bales sales, 800 bales stock,
64,766 bales weekly net receipts, 3OI3 bae- gross,
4l,eGJ bales; ports Britain, 1000 bales
France B. 20 bales TO the Continent, Zoos bales
Wise 1852 bales sales II $50 bales The exports The
Continent the t should have been zoos bales instead Of
26lb bales.
sAyAsSAH Oct lb.--Cotton fr1n Mid.lliBg 1884, Low
Aiddllg. Ie, Good Ordinary, he receipts, 6l46
salss 563 bsies stock <s6sl bales weekly mel reeeps
"a 1871 bales gross 24il lies exports Great Blsin
p a5 bales anoe, S0Ob aes; 10 The Continent 9972
bales oozstwise, 1854 bales salos, 1905 bales.
MENPnhe Oct lo.-Cetv0n nI1u &idding, 1876; net
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16

NETWORK, NEW-HAVEN AND HART
m Al1aNgenen cSRmencns jane * 1873 rs
Passenger station in NeS.YorE, Grand Depot
'''H'' VI" fo''' rRSiss LEAVE NETWORK.
@ S sa2 Sa SIG n2f1 c F 500 5 and e
S se - so So s Z and BIC fSr s." ssS
80 ~ 5I5 5:tq go 7.2C ? TO- and LBS p m -,
5nS s ,5S %f At and . S1a, SSs
da nde Line i 4 Tor aa E % Ss S sna
m eoneS5 Tis s,Is Lac Division Tor Norwlgh and the
Northampton r. r. New Haven aud 800 p.
"s f2 r. at ans Il a %
a R. MI a' RSTS T hs
sos NJ, 3.l5 ard 4lO p. m. with DaubnTy ana Noryak
D. m with New Canaan r. R al siaafoit AHD ''0 anu ''O
Sunday Boston Mail Trains al p. u wa Springfield, at
Drawn9 room cars Day Express Sleeping on
Heels can purchased Ticket Once of company a,
Broadway, NewYork, and No Coust, Brooklyn who viii
pENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-TIE
L GREATTRuNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL
EOUTE Trains eays Newlork from foot OF DesbFosses and
with pullman Palace cars attached 93O ~. aud $50 p.
For %iilaSsT"it and Lock Haven via Philadelphia and
WamPor Lock Haven, CORY. Erie $50 p nr con- %,
nicotine AZ CORY for ntusye Petroleum Centre and the oil
For Baltimore Washington and the South, Limited wash.
$50 = M. Washington 4IO D. m. Regular az
S4oa m, Sand D. m. sunday p. M
Express for Philadelphia, Z, $780, 40 $50 a M $780, g. t.
TO- 45O, D. Z, $50 D. and IL night sunday, m.
454 ., O. Z 80 and Emigran aud second class
Tor Newark at $50 J. 40 = - TO- IA a m, II m. l. ,,
230 @:lO, 33U $40 1 s, o2O J:iO b, MlO $500 T. 1870
Sl4 TO- 1850 N, and ~ night Sunday M, $50, q,
FOR fzabeth j. go T. TAO, s. o. TO- II m IL m p $50
$40 49, 44lO $50 %. 5:-O 40. 6. Glp Gao 10
10, 1902. and > night. Sunday III, 5:20, $50 T.
Tor railway g. $50 Z $40. 8. TO- II a. NJ Il No. l. 2 a3o
Woodbrdge Perth Amboy, and south AmDoy and IT,
Faf New BTinsSick aud IN, - u, ., $40 40 52o
6lO. IN, ami II night. sunday, a. A. o. and D. IN.
For Fast Milestone II noon, aud . go p.
For Kingstoue aud Rocky HI $40 and T. 10 m
FoT Princeton. T. $40 a. n- IL 80, =. 4 10 and D. m
For Iamfsftvic q 80 .. M. =. 5;lO, ana .
For PhipsbuIg, AMI Belylderc $50 and
toT Mercer ard Somerset Branch 3p m
ior Trenton HodentONn, BurJn gton Camden 1880 and
O3O a. ~, 1890, 2, 4, o, ana y.
For Preholc go - IA. 2 ant 4l0 p.
For Ftrlningdale and SGuaD, 1880 e. NJ, and p, m
23O D. IN. and via Monmouth Junction, ilO D. ~.
For Higttstown and PeHbcrton, m, Perth amboy
ana Z 80 n W., via Monmouth Junction.
Trains follows Prom Pittsburgh $50 and 10 80
IN. and $40 p. No. daily 1913 M ana $50 p. m daily,
d,Iphia b. TO- 600 6b5 1918 ll:2o ll:ji a. M 10 as
5l5 go 600. si4. 900 1927 =. Sunday, $40 $50.
Cos lOib II "a a 900 i:20 1927, and rs D. m.
Ticket ofoos, 525 and 9ii Broadway, No. Asor s.ouse
Broosyn Ma. ia no, lls tIUdssnsI. Hoboken.
ll.gfan Tick Office, M. : Battery place
u. NJ. BOYD a., Gen. Passenger Agent
bkAhk ThoAIsoa. ueaerl Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16

Lard ois cwt. Pcrs s1e pIpb. for Mess Bacon eee*
swt for Short Clear NidiJes ..,,,. ,,.,,uas
iIyERfooL Oct 15-3So T. m.-sales OF hanDns nEanas
Cotton Middling clause, Felnlry END hareh os'"''
nj 80 on sales to-day e7G9 bales are Amefcan
LTvHRPOol- 1880 y. m.-saes OF Mddhps Vresns
Cotton Low NEEDING clause shppeo October at 'led sses
Middng UplaDd Low midng clause SHIPPED Dec1ns, =,
and January At Led; March and Apr1 oehvert,a
I'D The Fabrics at Sanchesere seao.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16

LONDON oct 1912 80 nCoEsois ~ ioi pom no' BE.
account nited States bonds, lSOjs old lOA Nc" fHe'
1882. .s.,oea onota p.rtes at
LONDON oct 1880 m.The amount OF bullion r.o
drawn rrn the Bnnk ~ ENGLAND ON balance tohaN h
Cmsols ior money, gaze foI me account, ~ ~ aa o "'
shares l4ss Paris adVices quote Rent al OIL 3ou - o
IOwnOk oct 1850 M -C"lsois lnr money nhu pris
account SO. United States bonds ne" 'es ioo = LILO
I1Np6S oct $3.50 o. m-ReGncd Petroleum. lUdle ae
IoNDcN oct l5-Eyrnng-CalCHtt Llnsoed ~ q ~;
Idnsecd on 243G2A y cwt SPIRITS OF Turpeh'me' -''
q cwt .. oo- ~
Rosin-Common DO
TtrpeHtluc--SJIrts.
PhRJs oct l5-Kxcamge London, 25L 20'2c ioi shol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16


Pork-Prine Mess Eastern bol sNaV
Pork-PfiIne Mess Nesterfl......--...- hW fhm
Bacon-C umberiand Cult oOl SICILY
Bacou-ShoIt Rib. ~ sS.e"g
Baoon-iAnK Clear........ 80
-, - Cns steady
ehnnins,rs .......... 4il6 Steady
s,s 1rst, 49, SOi Steady
t,eef Evtra India Meas ...........l3St Firm
BeeI-Pnme Moss ---.-..-.-.....---.-- pV i,S
Lad Prime Western OH Thm
Ialow-l7me CIV. -
t S.o., ~ 81 Steady
1ss pena ..., III Steady
i I.oo.h- .....,r cl,oc. rs Dun
A"'o'''" ~ 57f Steady
-. O'.- -, !. 80. -' pa s.esdy
Wheaf-SpTlng No l..------.--..---.--
Xhrat-Sprlng No. = tChicnrOl----- W. S.caty
Wheat-SIring No AnNGnkec'---- 20 MI
iiiti -----.------' a Iml
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16
pRovIDENCE AND sToNINGToN

Consolidation Of sFONi NOTION LINE and PROVIDENCE
LINE bcts e-n NEW.YOltk and BOSIO>
SIoAlNGTOH LINE,
FOR PROVIDENCE NEWPORT, AID BOSTON. -.
The elegant steamers RHODE BLAND rCEpAhA
THU RSDAlS, ami SAIU RDalS, AID NARRA0ANSELy
MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, leave Per %
n. r., foot ~ jay al D p. 49,,
Through tickets TO ali piacipal points 10 New England ani
The may be obtained al Railroad Depots snd o,
Ticket be secured 10 advance a. sas
Express Company aud at 3l9 BrJso~a
PROV lDENcE LINE.
VIA PROVIDENCE DIRECT, .x
The staneh AMI powerful steamships LLEgrtA; MY
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS aud FRI DAYS aud GALAIhL
TUESDAYS, THU tSDAIs aud sATt kDAlS, esNe Per
"a, n. Il, foot Of Robinson st at Direct route M
Worcester and AL Northern points VIA Worcester.
Freight Via either hnc taken AZ lowest tsies . -.
D. :. BABlOCk, Presidenh
L. W. FiLklNs General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16
steamboats, ano Railroads.


BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatOnic
Ep and Naucatuck RAILROADS.. Fare 81 steamer BRID GE
PORT leaves catharnesp at l30 M and bridgeport at III
p. H. -
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
hp THREE FAST EXPRESS TRAINS
DrshTOssc5 and tOrilandcst ferries;
$50 q. No. Daily, except Sundays. Washington IvnefbuR
the West PfttsDurI Cincinnati, Chicago the
West and NJ rthWest Louisville New Orleans, sc.
2Jj y. Daily, sundays Washington Ian svile and
Newark Cincinnati, Louisville ST. Louis, Chicago, the
West ana Northwest .
e55 p. NJ. Daily, Washington. Richmond and the South
slecpers Baltimore New Orleans, Pittsburgh, Cincin
nat, Louisville, indianapolis 81 Loue Chicago tho West
Northwest
For through Tcbets general information call at
panys Offices and 3i5 broadway ticket
ASH FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIC. AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Through ears, Jersey City 10 Washington.
Through cars ui1le 20 Chicago, Cincinnati 81 Louis &c
EOR Rondoht and Kingston, connecting with
RondOu OswegO Railroad landing Highland Fails
(nCar Point Cornwall Ncwburgh Marlborough Milton,
Highland NeW-Paz) ard fsopus, tho steamboat Thomas
Cornell every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, leaving Har
risOn st, Pier 81, n. H.. at4 y. M.
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAIL3OAD.-Aftcr Sept 26, 1875, through
trains van leave Grand Central Depot;
SOC a m. Chicago aIt Northern Express. with drawing
through TO Rochester also IT, Ar ans, Via Man
IO a. m Special Chicago Express. With drawing
TO Rochester and Buffalo and Niagara Falls arriving at Nj
II 90 a. IN. Northern and Western Express
400 Montreal Express with sleeping cars from New
York 10 II. Albals, arriving at Montreal ut $50
600 Express, Daily, with sleeping for WATERFOWL
To- w. Paeifc Express Daily with sleeping ears for Roch.
ester Buffalo, and Niagara Fails also for Chicago VIA both
d0 D. ~ Express Will, Albany and Troy
W." C. II. KENDRICR
General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16
Jnanc.dl.

.ItlauC.dl.
FEW CHOICE FIRE INSURANCE
~ STOCKS for sale by t. = BAILEY, 60 wall It
A INSURANCE, Gas, City Railroad Stocks
~. Bonds also, Municipal securities bought aud sold
d speciality % years by $500.
STOCK BROKERS' A.. - AUCTIONEERS
No As PINi.Nr, NETWORK.
FOR sALJt-Cho and 10 per cent CITY aud COUNTY
BON Us, and Otncr PHYSICIANS STOCKS aud BONDS,
paying 10 10 - pei cent, on favorable terms
GAS STOCKS.
VI NETWORK. METROPOLTTAE, MUTUAL AND
MANHATTAS GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
sad al kinds Brook yn and NeWiOrs Gas Securities dealt
mby GEO IL lf's.Nii l92 =, =
Iious ATOMIC RAILROAD CoMr,Nl, TkEAsuiEg's QgncF,}
EHIDoErOEI, Conn, OCT. IL, 1870
NOTICE is hereby given to holders of the
sinking Fund seven Per Cent Bombs OF TINS
Company dated jan l. s62 and redeoni'be Jan 1877,
OF condition contained ia SAID BONDS, this
Company viii pay ~ and retire al Of sah Bonds AID
the will ceas from and alter the LIST Gay
Of November, 1873.
$50 Bon,i,, each $1,000 numbered frum Ia 100, IN -
100 Bonds, each $500 Numbered from 10 100 inciu-
ooVoo
s21OU0O
Payment of the Bonds oficc of the Com.
ttt in lrifg pf,t.f( Cam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16

Payment Of the Bonds win the once Of the Com
-. " CHAKLEs K. AVEKIII. TREASURER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Hcusatonic
Ep and Naucatuck Railroads Fare 81 steamer BRIDGE
Pc RI leaves cathare slip at ll3o and bridgeport at III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW AND FULf4POWERED STEAMSHIPS.
Sailing rom New SATURDAYS, from Liverpool on
TIL L RSDANS calling at Cork Harbor each way
GERMANfC SATURDAY, oct -. at l D. m.
CELTIC, SATU RDAI, oct, 30, at $50 a. 10;
ADRIATIC SATURDAY Nov. 8. at 1900 a. m
BALTIC. SATURDAY. Nov, 49, al q m.
BRITANETt, SA1t' ltDAN. Nov 20.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER OF, NoifH
RIVER. -. -
unsurpassed in appointments. The saloon St2tco0ns
Smoking Bath placed amsips where tho noise
motion least aorng degree 0; comfort hheroun
KATEs~saioon, 500 $50 and 800, gold. Return Tickets
on favorable terms Storage, $zS.
Drafts from e upwaru.
For inspection plans and other information, apply at the
Companys Offices No. 10 Broadway New YORK.
II. j. CORTfS. Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16
PHILADELPHIA via long OF BRANCH and

Fare from New York 10 PhilaIell lis only - Is. .
Commencing ~ h~DAb, sept ., 1915. the new ,ta,s
and Couaolons itoNl and INAIbAi,
connec, ng SANDY lIoOh with all trains viii
Leave New York from Pier = y. r. foot ~ Ress9Fst -
Gas a. m.-For philadelphia, Long Branch NibeS an"
Rridg-ton
Iii5p m.-For Philadelphia Long Branch and all way
stations - - 49,,
400 p m.-Tor Philadelphia Long Branch, waTetoNn aud
Parlor cars through Philadelphia 400 m. tram
WV. =. SNlnfN Nr erAl Malascr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16

nFLAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL Co.
Owning and operating tue only route 10 GOopefs'
sharon IiCsos Cave, Balson Saratoga Lake Georg snd
places on Lake Champan Night and
New connect at Albany and Troy with morning Trans
The dav midday with evening
for eli he aboyeramed places. r. p. MAYO Genl Pass
Agent "a. Y. OI.YPHANT, Asst PTes't.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-01-26
Poisoned TO Death.

A healthy liver secretes each day about two aud
half polnd OF bile, which contains great
amonnt OF waste material taken from the blood
When the liver becomes torpid or congested, IL
iahs 10 eliminate this vast amount Of noNous sub
stance, which, therefore, remain TO poison the
blood and be conveyed to every part OF the sys.
ten. What must be the condition of the blood
when i Is receiving aud retaining each day two
and hrlf pounps OF poison Nature tries to
work on this poison through other channels aud
orgahs--the Kidneys, lungs, skin, etc. but these
organs become over taxed In performing this labor
IN addition 10 their natural functions, and cannot
long withstand the pressure, but becomes various.
~ diseased.
The brain which Is the great electrical centre of
al Vitality i undniy stimulated hy the unheaty
blood which paSses 10 IL from the heartaad il fails
% perform its Office hoalthully. lIhnce the symp-
toms OF bile poisoning which are dulluess, head
ache, incapocity 10 keep the mind on any Uubicci,
department OF memory, dikzY, sleepy, or nervous
Feelings, gloomy iorebOdngS aud irritahity Of
temper. The blood itself being diseased, as u
torms The sweat upon the surface Of the skin i 50
Irritating dud poisonous that produces diScOlOr-
Ell hlo"n spot-, pimpies, blOtChes aud other cTup
mors. The stomach, bowels, and other organs
spoken OF cannot escape becoming affected, sooner
~ later, and sostiyCuc>s piles dropsy, dyspepsia,
d.lrrltr9, female weakness, and May other forms
oi Chruutc disease, are among necessary results h..
A = remedy ioT AL these mamie stations OF dis
ease, Dr. Picrcs's Goldpd Medical Discovery VIII
small daily doses OF his Pleasant PmgaiiVe- Pcll-
ets are positively uneqUalled. rs them the liver
AMI stoma7 d are changed TO an active aul healthy
state, the appetite regulated Sul restored, The
blood aud secreions thoroughly purified aud en-.
richcd, and Tie whole ~ tenn renovated aud built
~ anew. sold by an dr>t rll-- druggists aud
dealers "a medicine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-01-26
Oxford.
C. H.B.

OXFORD, Jan l5-The fourth lecture IN the Ii.
brary Course was given on the ching Of the ls
inst, BY Prof ". NJ. Barbour, u ~, OF Bangor
subject, Revolutions in SOeisl J. lie" The speak.
CT presented first, the fact Of these revolutions
second various WAYS in which they fouad eN-
preston; and third, stated son causes which
lead 20 them. lie concluded by wing some prae.
tcai lessons suggested 10y the topic. Prof b has
clear and vigorous style, an earnest delivery,
and commands the attention Of q audience from
the first. The lecture W., lstcn,l 10 with great
satisfaction and was considcrvl valuable acqui-
sitiou 10 the course.
the drama, Among the Brc,kcr, Is to be
shortly rendered by an amateur ub OF the village
An adjourned Educational meeting is aunounc.
ell f., tais evening. Mt Holt, "a, teacher Of the
publ, school, viii open discussion Upon a sub
icct OF practical interest. l..
ONFoEn Jan. eI.--The mil of the Robinson
Misunderstanding CO. began work again ou Mon
day the 18th inst. Onlv e. looms ere running, and
these on halrtme f0r the present. The water in
fhomp-ou's Pond is UuUsUally low. AMI 70 Is
t'ubttu, ID sufficient hesdWas cotld Dc secured 60
run an the machinery ot the mills.
The winter thu, Jar has been lHrd one Tor tho
poor, oWiag 60 ISL, lHtle demand for labor; and
already several families have called upon the
town for help.
The h1h lc' ture In tle Lycelm cour,c was gwen
on TUESDAY eve le;h inst. bi Rev = Perry, Of
Cumberland Centre. The lccurs wa upon Che
Founders ct NcW Eugiana.. .uI va, m0te,t
lUt just e-imstc 10 Jby character aud service Of
our iJreEdrcr~ IN behalf OF civil aud Icl gicns
n"edom. The speaker ,'0S charitable view Of
ihs motives which prompted their -vemins harsh
rreafmsu; cd he Quaker Baptist. sDi witches OF
their d..y auj >sl th,t they ought Co he i1igrl
ia the ght %, tbcig tiuc and Not ia thc Isbt OF
the civilization OF the Ig,h century. The lecture
esiDcei much resear.h and w3s a weu written
production. 10 b, expected THAI one or Two more
lecture, from abroad, besides several home one,
viii PC, De given. The lecture committee are do
ing their De- Co give satisfactory course o. the
lublr. ,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-01-26
Paris IItlt.

NJ = Il Wees. has rc-isasl her position a.
clerk ia our pos. o0,y aud Ia, accepted a position
iu Boston. She hSs done mach ot The work IN tins
oace Tor several yelrs past owing to the ia health
90 her late husband, and Since hi, death has As.
sumcj ,hc du,ic. OF postmaster. NJ fault can be
found with the manner IN which the bu-iuess las
been conducted. and every citizen will roget that
she feels called into another deld or labor.
Until further notice service will be held in the
Uujycr-alt,t Church a, , p. VI commencing jan.
2ttl. Subie-t LAST sunday afternoon, "oSercom-
ing thy World" Ne,per service AZ O'Clock, suL'
jcct. -UaSno wa"
Mr.. W. \. Barrow, has been appointed Jailor
tor oxford county. Hcw viii Sill retain his position
O., Court Messenger.
TX Sheriff stacy 0, making arrangement, 10 ~
move his family 70 IVES, Paris, where be will open
a general store AMI mluuiaciure clothing W.
hall De sorry % lose Nj stacy from the village.
but Ms energy AMI bushes taste, will not permit
him 10 remain Boo the jaAc i've position Of Deputy
Shcua and Jshsr.
The eutertt lulasut given by tlc Juiy crsaiisi
society last Tucsd1y evening was avery enjoyable
affair. Thc Jl1leaux AMI drama were well exc
cutcI The ,np9er IVA, rth trsAt - al those chat
loved pork aud belus Drown bread .molasse' pies
etc Ma. u. Williams OF 50 Paris wa, voted al
unknown object which proved 10 be Grss-clAs'
w-horse- Tue proceeds OF the entertainment
were ell.
The Register says that i,r seven successive
mornings. com urucinS with last Friday, the
mercury al : o'clock has been b,loW zero. 50 long
a term Of excessive cold is not remembered By The
eldest inhabitants
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-01-26
lryrburg.

"as. % HatcL.a~ u1. .rs. completed AMI enter
OIL 80. ucv re..trHre Tea ". Ftveburg. near the
--- sense o. h.. r-;rsr.-jhe late Henry II. Hut-a
ne. lt.- Is -abA.,a,.., Ant elegant ST o. blHI-
-s' tr1 .;r-ie- ai-h with % lr,u. iu-. 1giag D. auJ
- O. cue hundred aui ica lee. Il con;aiu>
Nr.v- -yom, and eos. 1Jl ". The work vas
'.-- il oha {. Merrill. AMI was finished by that
superior workman CO Mansfield oi CONWAY
N,.- b. - now ore 90 our S,auuchesy temperance
--a --l-giag signed she pledge !4.; -um1er-And
.e.- .-l.ae 20 - ID, &C. 0ut Ca ,h4,lins" % the
cl--l, talss report. ~ base men o. the c0rtsry
Do = .-s-- AIDING.
Jeee. Haley u Sow. has sold his farm g.
L-ss.e Charles for S3sd Mr. Haley's only
~ .-er E-4. ass cltcrcl The >5U;h Hsdiev Pc
sale sea. l-ry, Intending 20 complete a c5ur-e IN
'a.' ,N ellen. Institution. His oa.y son hs, hal
'e..5-s sickness ana has 1eea confined in DOOR.
al .-rge raTi OF ,4e tine 10 his bed Tor nearly
year. It IS hoped . more favorable turn ia bis
tsse nav take place ~ an carly dly.
f1-s c1srcsg 1zleut .lst week omitted among
'-e College .Jys. Rev. NJ. Ssgo1ti son, whl is iu
,as Boston .vc-s.tc.-5esiIes two yoaug mcn
F-1 are a55g: entering The Agricultural College
q O-ca' These make eleven college BOYS from
he village
a -a- rs school vas opened at moa1ay eve,
-l-e. Pr.t Raymoad's Instruction. There %
1.l5 .--.-,.. l!s1w4y. % L. CouwAy,-so ia
Is -ss s.;L~Ii 5i silcssoa, We are unusually
-vor,l .l.s winter. :
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-01-26
Porter.

PoREEn, Jaa s--Mg. spsaesr Cock Of shi'
p.ass gsi. aE TIE !Ss sas LAY as. week breaking
H.. collar bone and FscslsinE severe Injuries 10
his shoulder. combining him 20 the house.
Mr. Frank Herman j. keeping writing school
% tbs place. with good success,
NJ. Geo ". T0wie AMI DAn Towlr. Dr., are
drawing a lIrse 10: or OAK timber 10 their mill
this winter 20 be- sawed into HID. slaves n soon
a- they have water enough torun. ,
PoE1tu Jan. ls-we are having severe cold
weather. ON .le I.tl a1l l--h inst, tae mercury
indicated from ~ o. IS degrees below. according
&. tlr locality AZ This place b, las been extreme
IL cold for tue uas. two week WIKI high winds
drif AZ the snow % - 10 make the road, mpa go
allie 10 many places. SuslAy. 10 l.,h iu,t, the
wind blew = perfect gale p,liug The snow ia many
pilees ,eo fee, high rendering travel out Of the
question.
IL LarN.u Nli- oi Freedom IL, came vety
ueAr being ki,lel ia the woods while lossiu- OR
south rlycr Ia rar,oasGel1, one day last week
10 cutting tree j, Tell 0u another, when tie bun
swung rounl. catching Mr.. VI. between that aud
another tree, laceratng h., arm II shocking
manner also cutting 4 cash ia h.s head some six
inches o. length. He vas taken 70 his boarding
place when a surgeon was called Who dressed his
wounds and he was carried 70 his home in Free
dom. +
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-01-26
Gorham, ". n.

W.tl.a tht past week cur iowa has met with
severe lIss iu he death OF our postmaster, V. L.
stiles FL. AMI c1us ierins the many thing,
which lie Ia, done tow lrls making our village
one OF the frs, Ia oar county i. is dting that we
1--WE your maay rea Ter. brief * stch OF his life
Mr. stiles WAS born n Glell. Mime, in Isis. was
married % B.tsey 4. BurnhIm ia 1874, can -
0orham Ia ls.4 soon amer the railrO1 WIS built
aud when there were bui few battling, in town .
A carpenter aud badsr BY trade, he began AZ
once the work OF bailI,ns up the place, pattias
up several houses Of his owa, ani in InS years,
the growth Of the village seeming 70 rcquire
church for rel giOu, worship Mr.. stiles alone be-
gan the erection OF IA, Gag Cllrta OF Mdn St.,
aud completed ths SAM, which Afterwards was
purchased by the society, he c)n,rib ming largely
- member. tie has during al hls residence
here Ieen one Of the fOrem Jst ia al m tets pSr-
tanning TO the welfare OF our iowa, for many years
elected a. one OF tn selectn,l, an OH e he al
ways dliel wiki credit to him ELF AaI in the b,s:
interest OF all, ami also our representative 70
the General Court has he been faithful servant
IL Is-O early ia the year, in consideration OF his
labors. he was appointed Postmaster, an OFF &c
which has been KEEP, under him IN i manner slS
insunivcrsal satisfaction his ding tiers doing thu
business OF Lnt oAlgEf N4lGAt uAN VI W iolAs h-AN
eldest. Miss Hclen +. stiles Is 70 be recommend
ed by the common consent Of all our people, TO
succeed her father. Mr. Stiles has been hard
vorkin-n4n, hul fjr 4 few wears past, Ms health
has been failing, though uutd within week or
Two of h., dccelsg hg h, be-n able - attend 70
his business Troubled with rheumatic con
plslnts. ne has from Tina 90 i'm suffered greatly,
bu. hl, no, telt that there Wa seroI' troaDla ia
Ri ablu. q ve.k before Do. de- '3Isc, rheumatic
fever with ul.ich De was e31Gnri . his room, all
~ once. As /, .se-e chlnsei . lung difficulty,
which quickly removed al H5pes Of hi recover
from ai, own mind, "a vel a. those who watch ed
te,-faliv over him; tal which. GA the afternoon
Of he lu.h in... calmly AL 4gietiy TO- han
avtv. for a., a child f,lleth asleep ti.cl oi play
=, he ,,ak 10 rss i-lu, ht- lire too,-. a; peace
with ala minkiu AMI win h,. u5i. II va
buri.-i o. wednesday the E.s Nr. trNHs an
The E,r. NJ. T.w k,5ary, b5:a Oh 'i1tins Ia the
las sal rites lis death 4, tJ.s ties q severe
blow no, only % his family BAT T. "a aii' he was