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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-09

One OF the modest acts during the
war Tor the suppression OF the rebellion
was that OF Governor Morton, OF ludi-
ana. when the democratic House OF Rep
resentatives OF his State refused 10 pass
appropriation bills TO enable the war Ia
90 on. lie took upon himself the re
spousibiiiiy. aided by the genera! govern
ment, OF fitting out the regiments neces-
sary 10 defend the honor oil Indiana III
the field. Now We learn tina. the demo
Gratis in CongrssS propose 10 "investi-
gate" the Governor tor this act MS 'vio-
lAtion of the law" The New York Her
aid pertinenlly asks: Would 1t not be a'
well while on this branch OF inquiry To
investigate" The battle oi Getty sburg'
That was violation oil the la~. Leu
iStOH Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-09

a young man about - Jc4rso.j ..
gives his name As Franci, Cl.,E. s,5 l'
rect from ThOmustou States Pr,.r. NIL.
he bad served a term .or $50 au.pu.
murder says be lett south Paris. Noaa.,
May /, Tuesday night Dee topped s.
John Scribuer. ia Porter; .hc1cs.n...
Ing be lett, taking some three dollars ~.
Scdbner's money. 10 Was plr.r.i.
Sheriff Chapman, AMI easily c,r,
he was arr4igned before r.tJl.
l. \. Wat-wor.h 90 liutu W-.-.l.
plead guilt, and al 10 o'cays.AN
Thursday, "as committed 8, ila.p
is Quck vvrs torso bis-f.a %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-09
HOW 70 MAKE motley,

40. .,, . t. o. I'D .f.
'"'' ''. .'- I specs.
Wv 20 multiply a7l increase ..It.... .-t. ..
WILL street. NCw York. PAD ...... ..
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These gentlemen, Wn' hIF. Yong ..r. .....
with the history auI aG4.r. .fly. ........
usuAliJ rsNi'i i" "i'....i .' -At. -...i s
thing Brprr,a.1ia- lo -po...1.l.. .......
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tni' 'i ''' "'-. ." . .s
only the most popular. llf .. .l tl....
c.r t..-f .atr,uiy.f and r...... .....
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near th' Nt'il'' '. " H'' N.''.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-09
Lowell.

AZ David Hartman cut his hand very
h,dly a few days ago On clrcui"i -
~, I..oc Chandler dressed the wound
U.nrr Gary put some caterpillar eggs
n =, hoi,le; IN a few days they hsiched'
He trozo and lhswed them several times
and they lived Il days without eating.
There was over 1900 cords OF lumber
delivered a, The mills Ia this town Al
tho n.i,lsato running on fall time.
WV 80 &. HE.
The following resolutions were au'P''
ed f., Saneook Grange p, OF H., al u reg
ul.r meeting held at LlyeI' Cen"e' Apo
y. 1870:
Whereas. I, has pleased our Heavenly
Father in hi, infinite wisdom to remove
from our midst our esteemed brother
Robert Gray. therefore
Resolved: That While sympatn @'ns
with hi, family in their bereavement W.,
trust tina. their loss vii. be his e'srua'
gain.
Resolved: Inst 10 Bro. Gray we re-
copuized - sind parent. AZ honest man
and faithful member OF The Order
Resolved: That we tender 10 h's lam,
liz our heartfelt sympathy. and c5tn'neu ~
thcm to the care OF Him who doeth all
things well.
p-,l,.d. That = COPY oil these reso-
lu,ions be presented To bis iamily' ana
that they also 10 placed on TIE minutes
OF lLis Grange. c. X. CHAPMAN
W. o. BRowS, Com
CY. ANDREWS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-09
4 Manly Testimonial.

The Machias Union, although IN GO m
est and consistent democratic paper. ne,
the manliDess 10 speak as follows OF MIR
Blaine: Mr.. Blaine is no doubt proud
q the Cheerful support given him Tor the
Presidency By the Republicans OF Ms inc.
bis adopted STATE. We are not at all sur
priced 10 see so much unAuimi,y tor him.
lie IS apparently as worthy as any lepub-
lean candidate Jet mentioned, and we
always Ike 10 see State honor its own
men. Besides. il the thing Is &c occur.
viz; a fith administration under the re-
publican party, we should prefe 70 soc
a mar from Maine ~ the head
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-09

A correspondent oil the New York
Tribune urges that the Republicans should
nominate a strong man, and says: Who
is h? 1t is not Morton, nor Conkling.
Is the mere fact that Bristow has had a
lew whiskey thieves prosecuted enough
10 establish his character tor Statesman
ship? B sides. You will find hundreds of
thousands of the more ardent Republi
cans unwilling to cross the Ohio river for
a candidate. Gov. Hayes is hardly big
enough. Blaine has experience and atil-
inv. and seems to me the hest we can do
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-09
Hebron.

M.vl-Tbe officers oil MountSln iioiN'
Lodge 1. o. of G. T., No. d. f0r ,n0 Il II
suing quarter are as follows = W "
caorce w. C. T.; Anna Whitman. W.
v. T.; Henry Sturtevant, W. .. WIS
v Merrill. W. F. S. j.; Edwin Dudley
w r. Nellie Whitman, w. c. Preston
Merrill. ". NJ. Hannah Whitman W.
I.G.; Eddie Glover, W. y. w. ,.-, -,
Lodge with the consent OF Inc ~ g.,
bove fixed the school house in No D. io'
1odge room The lodge is in pros
perous condition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-09

The old charge against Speaker
Blaine relative 10 the Kansas Pacific
Railway was revived by sensational
newspaper correspondent, ard Monday
Mr.. Blaine made q personal explanation
to the House and demonstrated beyond q
peradventure that his record in respect 10
that affair was clean. Having settled this
scandal, he does not proprose to reply 10
any more sense!ess charges of dishonesty
trumped up by irresponsible fellows
Boston Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-09

tenacious Of prejudice, and quickly adopt
our manners, while those now in our
midst, who hold ideas incompatible with
republican institutions, will have dwind-
led to a small majority. This action
would set at rest the much discussed
Chine question, as well as fill the country
with those who are true American Citi-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-09

Mr.. Augustine Simmons. the principal
OF the Academy for the past year reli.es
al the close OF Tue present term. Alr. S.
has been very successful 81, % teacher, ia
Producing many Improvements into bis
manner Of discipline aud mode OF IL
struction. and exciting high degree OF
enthusiasm among his scholars he has
been assisted in the schco. by hI. wife,
who has found much favor with the stu
dents. Both Mr.. S. and wi.c have made
many friends in the school. AID hey
leave with the general rtg,e, % TIE stu
dents and citizens OF .tc ;owp. Rov.
Mr.. Zimmerman and w!ie. taAe charge Of
the school the ensuing year.
Edmund Shirley. Formerly OF this
town. more recently OF Conway. y. H.. }
died Apri. %. lie was u deacon Ia the
Congregational church over fity years.
lie was So years OF age. W.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-09
0tfor0 9emotrat,
PARIS, MAINE, MAY 9. 1876.
Newspaper Decisions

D. ANY person who who takes paper regularly
nom the Olhcc-whcther directed % his name ei
smother. or whether he has subscribed or not
- responsible for the payment
.. il a person orders his paper discontinued
he must pay su arrearagcs. or The ub!isher may
CoEtiuJe % send % until payment - INSIDE an
,Ol irct the whole amount, whether Tue paper :,
taken from the cfhce or not.
3 The Courts have decided that refusing 90 take
newspapers and periodicals nom the post ollcr
o. removing and leaving them uncAllcd Tor, g.
l,rifaa IIc.P evidence OF fraud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-09

of he Denmark Reform Club, wa, me-
ent, and gave an interesting accom-, =.
his former drunken days. Heispob.U
bug. He has "been there" aud is
thoroughly reformed. Brief and i.
esting remarks were made by r..
Packard, Andrews, Stacy. Reed. W,r,.',
FiGeld. Townsend, Berry and oh
The singers discoursei stirring r-.
during which several young men en-,
forward aud signed tha p.e3gc. Al
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-09

REFORM MEETING. - Last Saturday
evening. Mrs. Henry PrenIiss OF Bangor
addressed the Paris Hill Reform Club.
She gave an interesting account OF the
Crusade aid Reform Club in Bangor, and
noted the progress OF the work in other
sections. Her address was listened 10
with marked attention. Other exercises
OF the CLUB were OF the usual character.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-09

PARIS ACADEMY.-The Spring term OF
Paris Hill Academy Will close next Thurs
day. The term has been one of unusual
I Interest and profit. Mr. W. H. II. Bry-
ant, the principal. has gained an excel
leTt reputation for the thorough and sys-
lematic manner in which be has conduct
ed the affairs of the school. Last We'd
nesday afternoon the scholars gave VOL
untary literary exercises. consisting OF
declarations, recita,ions and readings
Their parts were well sustained and
showed that the scholars had devoted
considerable attention TO preparing for
the exercises, which was the more COM
mendable from he fact that only volun-
teers took part At the close of these
exercises, Gov Perham. in few sppro-
pirate words, expressed the sentiments of
this community in complimenting the
school and teachers.
There will be Lyceum at Academy
b eli on Wednesday evening, at which
time . valedicsory will be given by one
of the students.
Examination OF al classes al the
Academy this week. Teachers class in
Grammar and those studying the Lam
guages will be examined on Wednesday
P. NJ. Mathematics on Thursday A. NJ.
Friends of the Institution. and citizens OF
the place are cordially invited.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-09
every Postmaster Ina Oxford CountyO

NItaUv. j. n. Ioyejoy Andovcr, 2. =. Boo
Vel: Bethel, Foster X Hcrscy, E.W. Woodbury.
RrJWuHrII j. =. Funk; BuCSdrll. !. Id. DeOos
ts.r " Atwood. l,co. D. Bisbee, Esq. DNhcl4
Hon. D.. g.. Harlow. frycbu~r, a. ; .ieVi-, %. "
Mckceue. Gilead. Ihu-- Wright. a J. Blake
Hsnoy,,r A. h kuapp. Hebron. \. o.. " hitman
uiram. l.. \. WaIsWortb. Mason, C. III. Brown
MeNico. Henry ~. Park Norway, George j.
farnham. E-q, ONi0rl Rev =. a. loeA MOOT
Eetlon. l,.iac l.. French, Eumivrt, l.. n. Hutch
in-. sweden, "A. sanders, = Na,Vyior't, j. VI
shaw. Woodstock ~. G.. uouEhtou. Franklin
Milton Plantations, 4. "A, thornton.
Ax-ut- wIu deduct thc.r Cpullli-- ON urirl
SEEDING money, to tni~ uih,c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-09
Local agents.

The following persons are authorized Agent
Tor the OXFORD DENoCRAr. They Will rcce 20
Tor cash and attend to orders for job " orS Al
Verfisine. and q anv other matters which subscrr
bsrs NAV desire
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-09

We talk of the barbarism of those
epochs when M en- slew their enemies with
the edge OF the sword. and won their way
TO power by the murder OF competitors,
but what shall! we say of an epoch when
men STAY their Toes by the malaria OF
malicious scandal. and seek their way 10
power by the wholesale murder OF char
acter? Is this progress? Then give US
the other thing -SprinQfeld Union.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-09

The me etings OF the Y. NJ. c. a.
State Canvas at Limerick, resulted in
about q bundled inquirers.
Col. Shaw commenced meetings at
Cornish. May'1. bat discontinued them,
owing to the discord among the Me!ho
dists, split having occurred.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-09

VIZ are advised by the Centennial
Commissioners that the exposition will
open promptly on the 10Th OF May, not
wilhstanding the delays TO which the
managers have been subjected. The
question OF accommodations has also
been satisfactorily settled, so there will
be room enough for all, and at reasonable
rates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-09
Feather Report.

Temperature last week at A. II.
sunday, 400 rain; Monday, So clear; Tues
day, "a clear; Wednesday, Ale cloudy; Thu,r
day, 49, cloudy; Friday, 3so rain; Saturday,
4l- ram.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-09

ANOTHER ENriANATioN.-On Monday,
Mr. Blaine again arose in The House and
made personal explanation. This time
reiutIng the charge that he was improper
" connected with the Kansas Pacific
Railroad. As in the previous case. he
presents letters from all those supposed
TO be connected with the affair. denying
any knowledge OF. or positively declaring
it untrue in every particular In closing
Mr.. Blaine remarked that this was his
last reply TO the anonymous mut-slingers
who seek to destroy his character. The
New York Herald says OF this explanation,
MIR. Blaine has completely reluted the
story about his receiving coin bonds oi
the Kansas Railroad, some years ago.
The Invention OF these stories 10 iniure
the political prospects of public men. Is
as dlsgracelut as would be the offence
charged against Mr. Blsine. We are
pleased that the whole story is shown TO
be . fabrication.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-09
american Citizens.

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wv N'.'.-,''' s''o
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snip and watches the fading shores OF hi-
native land, he s"ears idelty 20 God and
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- ''o 0'''-' o' pres O' P't'
'N'> "''1~'@" '-e" cNldIen IRON '"e
SCHOOLS and raise iaciouS opposition 10
edocal'na. measures.
Ana no" there seems presented
stronger cause Tor apprehension OF dan
ser which may result from Chinese I'M
n'g'a''or. These poor. uueducaied,
hA-.-"i''ed fellows are brought 10 our
Western States 10 such numbers as 10
a'-Los' D'''e american 'aOoE from 'le
Le.'. 4ley never seek Tor citizenship.
Ihey come here simply 20 receive few
hundred dollars, and having achieved
'hlS o'Jec'' they return 10 their native
!snd 10 spend the remainder OF their
lives Iu it.enesS. An the money they
receive Is Immediately forwarded 70 their
friends. and II they die here, their bones
are shipped TO Chiaa. They DO DO; add
one dOl.sr 10 our national wealth, while
Their lives snd methods tend ~ reduce
American -a1orers 70 the same set OF ill.,
led, d,5.s-d creatures SIS they themselves
ar.
iNs course ol persecution which hss
o'sn pursued N the West i very repre-
N'''>I''s' anu sAou not receive the
0'''1'eua1'e VI any Ter 'oni ou' Il seems
.UO-L '19 ''lne ms arrived ior our
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"a '- III III S'''i'- question: In past
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go '''e ''o'e' lNAu "no landed on
-H'So nv as ID advantage 10 al!
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W. '1e'' ~ 'A'e'S Increases Their
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-09

CAMPAIGN PAPERS. AT the request OF
a number OF Oxford County republicans,
we have decided 10 put out campaign
paper during the coming canvass. As
will be seen 10y notice in another column.
this paper will be sent Tor three months,
beginning June 20. at the triling price Of
% cents, cash in advance. We trust that
our friends will use their best powers to
secure large clubs on these favorable
terms. liup2O
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-09

BLAINE DELEGATES are being elected in
large numbers TO attend The Cincinnati
Convention. OF six district delegates
recently elected in Massachusetts, five are
Blaine men. The delegates from Mary
land are instructed to vote for Mr. Blaine
50 long as there is any reasonable hope
OF his receiving the nomination. The
entire Oregon delegation is reported 10
favor Mr.. BlAine's nomination. He has
also plurality OF the Georgia delegates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-09

The PRESIDENT sent letter 10 the
House. Thursday, which TOR GOODNESS and
dignity cannot be surpassed. Nh. Black
burn recently Introduced resolution
euquiring OF the President whether OF no
he has. during MS adminisi, alton. per
formed eXecuIre duties when absent
from Washington. lie replies that it is a
matter which the House has no night to
intermeddle with; out he il perfectly
wiling TO state that be has followed the
example set 0y Washington, and confirm
by each OF his successors. to the extent
OF performing executive duties wherever
he might be Ut the time located. lie also
sent IT. a list OF executive acts performed
by his predecessors, when sbsen. from
the seat of government, and schedule.
showing the number OF days each had
been absent during his term of office.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-09

MAY-pAY Monday was a cold. windy
and disagreeable day for the first OF
springs second month. But the ladies OF
Paris Hill were not 10 be deferred from
carry ing out their plans by unpropi,ious
weather. All day long they cooked aud
worked. that the irsi Reform Club enter
tainment might be a success. At quarter
TO eight President Benson announced The
lirst exercise as singing by the Club. -
This was followed by Teunysons Lady
Glaze" presented in pantomime. Tue
poem Was read by sir. W. d. Estes. in
his usually excellent sly lie. L. / Bowker
persona,ed Lord Ronald, Miss Rose Giles.
Lady Clare, aud Miss Lula Giles. Alice.
The nurse" After singing again by the
Club, the paniomine, Rats and Mice. y
Was presented. All the parts in both
plays were sustained 10 a mos, credilable
manner. The first rehearsal was had on
Thursday preceding the entertainment
Wheu the Club had comp. eted its las!
song, every body was ready to assist in
unloading the tables. which had been
creSking for two hours beneath their
burden ol refreshments. The tables were
very a,traciiyely spread. and decorated
with flowers. among which We noticed
two perfect specimens OF trailing arbutus.
Ice cream and coffee were furnished in
as LIBERAL quantities as was pastry. and OF
the same excellent quality. Two cakes
were voted, one to Messrs Benson and
Ryersou. the other to Mrs. Dunbar. both
bringing remarkable prices. Over nifty
dollars were received from the entertain
meut. Too much praise cannot be be-
slowed upon the ladies who planned and
brought the festival 10 50 satisfactory a
termination.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-09

MISSION The British government
has decided not to deliver Winslow to
this government. It was expected that
Wmslow would be released last week.
but. owing to new correspondence be-
tween the governments. he was again re
manded 10 prison for ten days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-09

Climax OF the Effort TO lmplicate Presi-
dent Grant i'm Infamy--A Severe Rebuke
TO the lnortlinate Thirst 81 Democrats
Tor Frauds.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-24

Accompanied with the Empress and several
of his Ministers of State, is now in the United
States. The Imperial party arrived in New
York on the 10th Of April and Immediately
set out on private tour to California. where
they remained three days, and started on their
return on the 3Oth of April. The following is
the Emperor's programme, as given to one of
the editors of New Yark paper:
SIT Is ny wish TO visit all the States will 90 to
California before the opening OF the Philadelphia
Exhibition, but viii return in time to be present at
the ceremony of opening. Ny object Is to pass
over the plains before the hot weather comes. The
Empress will remain either in New York Phil
adelphiz with Dr. De SOuzI FOntes and Yice-AdmE
raj DeLamaE Only the Yiseoudes DeBom Retro,
Dr.. NacedO zud DR.. Hennings, will accompany me
90 ny journey 10 san Francisco because il viii be
necessary to travel very fast It will be very
faiiguing. On ny return will visit Niagara, Mon
treal and the Mississippi | want to see the chief
centres Of industry TO learn something that may be
Of use 10 my country Ehen return will leave
NeE York on the lsth July By the Cunard Line for
England, where will stay sometime. The Cunard
i the safest line; il never lost any Of its ships; and
IRON England 20 TO Paris, thence to Germany to
the waters, where the Empress remains, while 90
TO Holland, Sweden and Russia The summer
months will be passed in cold climates and the win
ter in warm December and January will be passed
10 Italy fifteen days in Naples; ffteen days 10
Rome: fifteen days IN Floreuee and fifteen days 10
Northern Italy. Daring NY trip to Egypt sili ss-
eerd the Nile as far the first waterfalls AffeF-
ward IL Is nv Intention to visit Asia Minor and Pa
lestine- Ny visit in Europe Is all arT11ged but the
programme for the United States Is not made out"
The Emperor and Empress travel as private
citizens, and decline all official receptions. So
On the arrival Of the Brazilian steamers at
New York, they declined to stop and receive
the government and city officials who went
down the bay to meet them, aud were quietly
landed in Brooklyn, where they we're driven
in private coaches to the fifth Avenue Hotel.
Here they received, IN an unofficial way, Sec
retaries Fish and Robson, and the Mayor Of
New York City. Dom Pedro is one Of the
successful soyereigns now reigning, and this
visit to the United States and Europe is
chiefly to gather information which shall en-
able him to introduce any measures which
may tend to benefit the twelve millions Of psO-
pie over whom he rules.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-24


T. zzzlf lSszi7z IO55 = to CF-a Cox
s. "a euaz.cs by tie King a-e the legislative As
sr-ey &C re Eaaaiizz ls.a16s ic the Legislature
G. r1- EI--t1z asseE1le5-
SE-rr-S L-rea- Secl@oc 1855 or the Civil Code
Be- urt ne s--e Is hereby amended, tc rczd Is fol-
irus
cwuer q arg -7erso1 ocl1- ho1sskeeper, anG
harinr tl-l,y, s1z1 * exs1pt from levy and sale
Co cr=cC1-
rle a-Ey haze. family pictures. and school
nacss rwc sutue or SIX goats ard at uecssssry nsh
u9a- 1--r arc reCetz1ies, ara C1s pieee Of lsud
rs-e klll i growing. or Any ether vegetable. pro
ra1nG the sane does nos exceed cne-aalf an aero.
.--ra c-l-ira-ee for ta1lllE zse. ESeEise house
Ok u1t tc ELceee 1re-- 1lrter q a. acre ard the
EEg y hczsc ll1 ether cCi cl-Es thereon situated
---risi1r -he rsl-e thereof sal not exceed two
Ez-1-sE ard f-T coilz-S- BE- this ezeurtiou shall
~ 1r-ir % -ec11-icS ard material -Rn fcr lahor
rr-rrra1 Gr1 -sseriai f-rushe1 IL the erection Of
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1r1 In 1ulT- Oue Pei hcar1. tEc cala5lshes. one
c-- cre rat,e 81 chai-S ST knives ard forks si1
uasres te1 CHS ard sarcsrs, one sCglr Dish. one
~ oue tea po-- c1e cc1-e pot a1t 81 spoons.
T1e 1ocs and -7e-su-s o. zuF mechanic necessary
f-r c1-TuE &C Is trace Or husiueSs, rot exceeding
ffT ccla-s i1 vzl-e-
ne Enlt1-u e azv oEcer c. private. belonging
q AIRY cf rhe -Itary tcrcss q tie kinztoun, lis
Ans ard accc-trguerts
SE-r-oS 2-This Act skal tske eEact ard become
i1Es pz--s o. avs il eouzcr via tie pruvisious
t1ara1l arr 1ers1T repealed
Approved tAis ISsh Gay Ct July, A D. lS74