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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-04
JACoBo GARCIA.
Celebres personajes convertidos al Catolicis-
mo en- Ell siglo XIX.
LORD JORGE SPENCER.
coNyERTIDo EN- 1880.
(INGLES.J
Continuation.

Dcsde que Ia iglesia anglicana CO.
memo Il principles del presentc siglo
i ser examinada con unprecedented
por algrmos de sus mas esclarecidos
miembros y en- la balanza de un jul
clio recto, fue encontrada falta de ver-
dad, desprovista de solidez, HI lido
insensiblemente cayendo Ell casi uni
versal desprestigio, sin que el brazo
de Ii autoridad civil sirva va, como
Sirvio en- otro tempo, para detener-
la en- SUI carrera de exterminio y
muerte. Esto ha sucedido con milla-
res dc sectas de que ahora queda
apenas una vaga memoria, y este
acontecera con ell anglicanismo.
FL espfritu de Investigation en- ma
terias religiosas, i que arriba hemos
aludido. fue creciendo con los amos,
y con los amos tambien amento pro-
digiosamente el ndmero de conver-
stones d la fe catolica, en- especial en-
ell Kelno-U Undo.
Entire los primeros que abrleron
sus entendimientos i la luz de la re-
ligion verdadera, dando' de mano 1
inveterados errores, pudieramos men
cionar muchos nombres ilustres, ta-
les como Mr.. kenelm Digby autor,
entire otras obras. de una muy popu-
lar en- Inglaterra titulada Los taenapos
de Ii tI; Mr.. Beste, Mr.. Lisle PHI
Hips, Mr.. Federico Lucan fundador
Y redactor del tan conocidCNlll@
Mj5et, y lord Jorge Spencers !: .uie,r
vamos i ocuparnos en- alg6n6s artl-
culos, no siendo possible reduci'
10 uno los hechos admirable
vida toda consagrada al u
to moral de su patria.
Nacio Jorge Spence
el II de diciembre dc
lacio del Almirantaz
era hija del conde
padre, emparent;
aristocracia ingle
Chatham ell Gallo
rante, cargo que
1894 i 1900.
Recibio el min
docilidad las e
que sus padres
vaban todavla, J
Mr.. Cooley, bajo
en- ell antique coles
sor de 1908 i Is
Pasados algunos
panla del Dr.. Blen.
ludables consoles Sc
agradecido, traslado
( Universidad de Camf
tos sabios ha produced
pues de las reformas.
Aqui fue donde despI
cacion al estudio, y un VI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-04
SUPRE

La ley del trah
las leyes, madre
reguladora de las
lizadora de los il
pasiones, ampar(
milias, consuelo {
te fecunda de Ii
sal, ley ineludil
humanidad y 81
desde ell principi
aquellas sublime
bras : IN Snd0rr
,ussr sriee,a'ss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-04

lidos no solo en- s,is nece
pirituales sino tanbien
AL cfecto Sc dcdic6 asidu
telnente al est,tdio de |
lnedicina, practicando Ell
les las tecrlas de Ia cient
Viendo va cercano ell
elevation al saccrdocio 4
doblo ell feryor y multip
de carload, sin omitir
siempre arduo de la /
aun EN- cosas llcitas.
No es este hgar opo'
cutir sobre 81 son s no
denes que sc conferen
de la Iglesia establecida
g'esa, punto pue cada
ciendo mas oscuro Y d
mas Sc van esclareciena
nes de la reforma inglqe q
Lo cierto es que dessfor
de su vida Sc dedic0 maso de
tc, 81 cabe, al desempear 4
nisterio y 1 proporcloI,ne
sjantes todo el socorro
sible. ol;aa,
Tn dia hizo Ia cast TOW
vera en- sus manos ente 4
del libro verdaderam,sohr
San Juan Crisostomotonc;,
docio. Leyole con t on,
tole detenidamente, y fan
espanto cuando entrnhre
de RIGA doctrina. DIES much
nacion manifesto dc, FIND
los profesados comG,d6
por su iglesia ? Do al f,
ulloS i'lstailtes Pe,,e Ia l.
terio la autoridad d s;oIos
mbleciela por leg tire anto T
So mas que la del rzada ,
Constantinopla reft >uo;il
bacion y acatamien d
torce siglos. Cond u,
claro Doctor, luz { n
acerrimo & implo + N
"A pesar de este r
| labras del eximio / al
mella profunda, y n
sar EN- ell fondo del Il,
enganarla en- la trs o
tie, y mostrarle el (,
Ell que Sc hallaba. "a
que un corazon P ab
tos actos de relis IL.
benevolencia par 81,
tos y menesteros I
gracia del cielo ! ia
obedecerla. Est sa
no hay conversio ar
sibles, no Sc hizo ON
po, como adelan -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-04

Sabemos que, gaaeias + lqs esfuer-
EOS del ST. D. Lorenzo ~ Z Padro, alcal-
de delegado de Salinas, Sc esta for
mando all una seccion de volunta-
rios Felicitamos al autor de tan fe-
liz idea y i los que q su realizaclon
han cooperado. 8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-04

e verdi, j qaa L importance de a.n
1 pueblo u cn preporcion dRecta eel'
81 ilustracion, tampoco 81 pllede q! ne
4 gar, nj hay paraque que Ia fellcleaa
-Ey adelanto material de una hac'oh
se pueden medir con eitfabalo' pof 81
aetigidad SUI constancia de acclon. |
7 -sfrrabaje. ocdpese EN- constitutes ,apo-
S res III pueblo cualqniera, i4nn e. tnas
8 atrasado y obtuso, y lie We reis iellz
!, envidiado, sin tener que .enyldlar .
nadic. Asi estan, por ejemplo' IN
J. glatcrra, Belgica y Aemanla,
r ts,rtiendo / ambos lnundos ae
y todos los productos, de todos los.
q artefaetos que da de s. la industs'a ,- h.l-
4 mana, pafses robres por natl'raleza
70 ricos por el trabajo, t;amblando J
;. nfpctuando tlansacciones con ambos
hemisferios. nadando en- orc, y Prih-
ca cIpalmcnte el primeroi y el ultimo'
NJ iaarchando i la cabeza de los pue-
NJ bios civilizados. Observese e. ie,lo-
,e- menal contraste que fofmali los rs.
- o.ITn;dos nueblo que aver naclt
{ la vida de nacion inaepe1olcil'e
,a- observese ell mostruoso cohtraste qo'
:" 20 & ofroco CON las reptiblicas hispano
de americanas, donde Sc pelea pefo ~
er- Sc trabaja, las cuales' oe aoislho =
al. abismo van tropezmndo desde que dc
81 su q de ser blaso1 honrado de sll hlsto
dal ria y de su existencla el penaon = =
de-. M Espalla. No Sc arguya aqul Ia r
cu- oueza universal y prodigiosa fecur
loo didad del suelo an glo-americano' Gu
no, no 10 ., menos Ii de las repdbllc'
cri- en- que Sc habla lnuestro idloma- y
sto. case en- buen horat que los braz'
ne. Que q blanden contlnuamente Ia al
do torcha dcstructora de Glen y Glen r
,ro- yoluciones en- Hispano- America, en-
ca pullan Ell ell Nprte ell arado Gel |
ore. brador Ia herr.amienta del industrl
Pou lmo y Ia naleta del obrero dlgase,
fin, que mientfas en- una parte
ma destruye en- ii otra Sc edlnca q
,ron mentras aqul Sc tala, Sc mata'
a. on;on;la V SC busca la fortuna ell
H. ann,aoman}a, ALI Sc siembra, Sc Gre
.a~ a :, nor consi guiente, mientras cn u
sndo vi narte =, solo Sc recogen lagrimas y
' asto, tlstrofes in falibles frutos de tan mt
49, -, ruadas sem illas, en- la otra Sc COZ
- a", enen n;ngiies 6pimos productos. los
: ,.,oo enis;mos proyechos, las admirab
!. !. !. nonsnc,en.c .cias del trabajo, de esa
ia y santisima y regeneradora que y
cnaI impuso al primer hombre al echs
No. No. del narais,o que infesto con su cul
item. ,p Il addelanito, la prosperidad y la ab
dancia.
Y cui dado que no somos apa
nados de la gran rep1blica, nj
tendcmo os por ende hacer su apoio
,+o do que 81 bien es verdad que recon-
,odes mos ( ia patria de Monroe graz
mora, merito.s y virtudes, tambien 10 es
do las no faltan en- ella imperfecciones J
las "a. Mares. Comparerse,. por l.ltlmo
'' f,an- vertierinosos cambios,s los perpe
a;rer - cam6io,s de gobierno~deias naclo
- ), IA sua-ame ricana4,on los perlodos !
n;ns ~ sidencis ss-t6l capitolio de WASH
ariables, tan pasmosos
regularidad, y Sc de
ate que ALI donde la
j pueblo trabaja y n
litica. el 6rden y Ia P
y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-04
GAcErA DEL 3DE MARIO.

Circular del Gobierno General pro-
hibier do Sc celebren riIlas de gafios
en- los dias laborables. il ". ,usai
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bre ellos hasta que acabaro1

bre ellos hasta que acabaroI
de improviso Sc desvanecio. G.
admirados de tan gran prodigio,
tieron en- sus corazones grandes
de piedad y religion, con que les
Ell amino, y tuyieron por cierta Ia
ria, pues con tan claras senales ell !,
les favorecia. Reposaron aquella no,
con POGO cuidado de que fuese Ii
TINA de su vida. Sabado por la ms
ma, que fue ell siguiente, q los 81 de
MO, salieron de sus murallas repa
Eel enemigo, dejando por guarda de
reales, que estaban en- Bradiss'
millas de Galipoli, parte de su
con ocho mil caballos y ma,
de infantes Sc adelanto
nuestros echaron 81
lado izqlierdo desp
dose por ell dere
quebrado. Guile
ballero anciano d
estandaGte del rey
Gori 81 de don Fae
que olvidados q
olvidaron SUI
ge dieron & J
fort encomen
Tono Los
10 alto de las
la senal de
brian mejor .
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LEX

, ell cimiento de
las sociedades,
,umbres, mora
y, dique de las
ten de las ia
lombres, fuen-
peridad univer-
impuesta i la
icada por Dlos
ell mundss-..''la'''' 'a''''
lna1Ists
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-04

lie eSta epoca
essforzadamen-E
so de su mi
Ear 1 sus seme-
'lue lie era po-I
alidad que ca
texto griego
'nte de ORC Gle
'sobre el sacer-
'tencion, medi-
! cual serla su
|, tontO ,.allHal
:ubre la conde-
lnuchos artlcu-
fllndanentales
do, yacil6 por
al fin en- su crl-
la Iglesia esta-
siglos hacla, pc,
ito Prelado dc
zada por Ia apro'
uaanine de ca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-04

regularidad, y Sc deda-
ate que ALI donde la ge-
j pueblo trabaja y no Sc
Utica. el 6rden y Ia pros
llcas est;itn aseguradas.
Napoleon cl Grande que
suida mnjer del imperle
que mas hiios diera 4 Ia
ie dos !. 8 10 decla en- e
ne proporcionasen i Ii
itos, cuanto mas gran
le diesen brillo y'realc'
la fatiga de los com
itos dc trabajadores, d
illustrates /; querla, e
ria actiya, marchand
is inerte, jamas en- !
remora y muerte della
lie las naciones, 10 mi
familias, sin la salllds
bajo caidas en- el abb
ria.
d una nacion que tr
e brazos moyiendo
te en- Ia industrial ur
oion Sc labra un porv
lisonjcro, este pueb
,eo de sl lgrandez'
rcha hacia adelante
os !; ese pueblo es
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-04

lundo, como
ma, las pa
r lie hicieron
aban sin ee-
ma para des-
lidad aparen-
o sin fondo
adase & este
ldo con tan
abnegacion y
los mas abyec'
bia atraer Is
I, escucharla J
ia, sin la cua
salvacion .po
ar mucho item
emOs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-05-15
South Woodstock.

Las, Wednesday Frank r. Andrews,
son OF Isaac Andrews, E.q shot while
upon the wing a white-headed eagle that
measured five feet and four inches from
tip to tip Of the wings.
4 few days since learned from Mr.
Ezta Rii.On Tia, be is nov ninetY years
f age and was never sick enough ia all
his lie 10 call a doctor until very recent
Is. His wife is nov living q, the age Of
ninety-two Yesrs. They have lived to-
gether as man and wife sixty-nine years
aud have raised up large family
OF children. They seem to be remarks
bis free from the aches, pains aud in
6rmities of old age.-eyesight and hear
ing good, and they will walk of as spy
as many at sixty.
Grass is looking finely. JNo.
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TOWN ITEMS.
AndONer.

MAY lO.-Tae mountains around US are
covered with light snow which has fallen
during the past week.
Most OF the farmers have flushed SOW
ing their grain, and quite number have
planted their potatoes. An unusual
amour. of wheat has been sowed this
spring. Many OF our citizens have found
that it does not pay to Guy tour after it
has passed through the hands of halt
dozen Spectators and traders. Flour is
now selling here ior SIS per barrel.
Hay is very plenty and is selling At
so per ton.
About $500 will be expended upon the
roAd 20 the lakes This spring. which will
place the road in good condition and
make this the most direc; and pleasant
route to these beautiful and picturesque
summer resorts.
Rev. ). d. Brown will supply the desk
of the NJ. +. church during the coming
year.
Rev. Mr.. Spcagua hiss returned to his
home. snd will devote his time to the
publication OF q religions hook. Mr..
Sprsgue preached q very eloquent ser
mon st the Methodist church LAST Sabbath
morning, and in the afternoon delivered
lecture entitled The Bible view of
temperance. The subject was handled
in tle most able and thorough manu,r.
snd was listened to with eager interest
by a large audience. who were pretty
thoroughly convinced at the close OF he
address. that the Bible did not uphold or
sanction the use OF wine or alcohol.
TIE meetings OF the Reform Cub are
very largely attended. and very lively
AM enthusiastic. The interes, mani
tested by the young people is most graf
lying to sIl, and plsinly shows that this
town has hidden farewell 70 intem-
perauce.
Mr.. c. A. Proctor has recently erected
new stable adjoining his house.
Mr.. John w. Newton is building =
new house near the residence of his
father.
The Congregational church has been
treated 10 a coat OF paint. which beau,i-
hes It's appearance very much.
The Circle OF The Congregational so
cie,y mat on the ID inst. al the elegant
residence OF Sy,vanus Poor. Il was very
largely attended, and was one OF the
mos. pIeasan. social gatherings OF
the season. Al elegant supper was
served by the host. and by the aid OF
good music the evening passed very
pleasantly.
The sumner schools il this village are
being taught by Miss Emma Sellew and
Miss Edna Newton. Both are expert
enCed teachers LONE STAR.
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C.iIsad.

May lO.-The weather for the pas, few
days has been very cold TOR the farmers
10 do their planting. although they are
getting along very Well They have
their sowing done generally.
5 7. Bartlett, E,q., OF Bethsl. az
dressed oUr people on temperance last
Sunday afternoon at , O'Clock in tue
church. His lecture was well received.
While At Bethel a few days since |
happened 10 drop into J. L. Dnlerwal's
shop, who is s. frs,-c!sss blacksmith and
machinis'. lie showed me some small
tools which he made for ais own use.
They are finished sud polished in The
bes, Of style. and cannot be beaten by
the best workman in the country.
The Ladies Aid is preparing dra-
matte entertainment to De given in 3 few
days. which is expected 20 be something
worth listening 10. b.
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The Odd Fellows occupied their new
hail for the first time on Tuesday even
ins Of last week. l. Is in the second
story Of the brick building On Msin S..
owned By j. D Croker x Co, the sec
ond building below the Elm House and
on the same side OF the street. The main
hal is SO oy - feet, and "A fee. posted.
Two commodiOus ante-rooms adioin il
On the north. TIE hal, is frescoed very
pretti.y-the canOpies are in terry and
quite tasteiullY arranged-the carpet OF
tapestry and Of very beautiful design,
while a chandelier and Tour wall lamps
give abundance OF light for sll purposes.
Il Is thought there is no more beautiful
hsi. in Oxford County. and the o. F.'s
are receiving msRv congratulations On
the good fortune that has at last crowned
their Efforts Tor a better hall.
Mr.. Ois BJswor,h Of North Norway,
Who married daughter OF Mr.. Wm.
Cox some two years sirce, srd who has
since lived with lis iather-iE-law and
assisted il cary lug on his farm. cum
mu,ct suicide on Thursday afternoon
las cy s-9..ug himself through the
Ae-- with mgs1e:. Soon AFTER dinner
h9 ven. % tue stable aai taking the
loaded gun. placed the muzzle beneath
'ae cain as be stood erect. and exploded
Inc piece ~i-h q goat-stieS. Tie whole
TOP II ais head was blown entirely Of,
a1d cas,b mas. have been instantaneous.
he was young man OF steady. indus
tF'ous habits, great worker. retiring
and sensitive 10 his disposition, thinking
mach OF toe good opinion Of others, ca
Pat.e and efficient as business man,
and very much loved and respected by
ST. who new him.
Coroner Austin was notified and visited
the honse on Friday morning and viewed
the body, bat the cause of death was 50
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south Paris.

LAST Monday evening Ex-Gov. Per-
ham, q. W. c. I. for Maine, assisted by
Deputy Waldron OF b ickdeld. installed
the officers of So. Paris Lodge. /. .. g..
T. After the installation ceremonies.
Gov. Peyham addressed i large audience
upon tue subiec. of temperance. His re
marks were well-timed, and made deep
impression upon his hearers. lie was io!-
lowed by Lieut.. LlFJrreS, Howe, and
Deputy Wa drou. IN brief, stirring ad-
dresses. The following is list Of officers
installed:
H.N. Bolster, W. c. T. Mrs. G. NJ
Chase, K. II. S. Mrs. II. y. Bolster. L
H. ;. Mss Apsus,a Bumpus, W. V. r.;
K. +. Thuriow, " K s.; Miss Helen
Harlow. Assistan. r. 5 Hsyber; Hal,
W. +. 5; L. II. Hal. ". T.. Rev. F. c.
Rogers, ". Chaplain; W. ?. Maxim, ".
Marsaal.; Miss Minnie Cummings, W.
/ D. NJ. Mrs. N. B. Cummings, VI. G.;
HAIRY Ca,a, W. @. c.; 5. {. Head
Lodge Depa,y.
So. Paris Cheese Factory will begin
operation on Monday Nay IS; all those
who have milk 10 dispose Of will tsAe
dle notice. Last year the cheese sold n
from 10 90 L cents. while butter brough,
bu, IS or 20 This shows that cheese
making IS profitable no: IN J as saving
.A5oc 10 lie family, cut in dollars and
cents
NJ. Fernald's singing classes Of this
place gave q concert at the Methodist
church Tuesday evening, May /. The
exercises consisted of select pieces sung
by the Juvenile class, duets,
aud choruses, by the adults.
During the exercises prizes tor pro.
fciency in musical study were awarded
to the following members OF his day
school: Mary Alice Merrill. Carrie K
Hall. and Carrie /. Porter. Prominent
parts we're assigned to several members
Of the evening school, who although IN
accustomed to singing in public, per-
formed their parts with much credit
Tue success OF Mr.. F.'s school has teen
moro marked than any We have had in
the place for some time.
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New Advertisements.

To the Hon Co. Commissioners of the County of
oxford.
TINHE undersigned agents of the town of Oxford
4 and duly authorized by vote Of the inhaol'
tants OF said town at a meeting legally held for
that purpose respectfully represent that the pub
lie convenience AMI necessity require discon
tinuancc in the highway Is now travelled IN said
town OF oxford leading from the dwelling house
OF samuel Dudley 10 Nc Falls road near the
dwelling house OF ). q. Waterman. We therefore
request your Honors ai,er YOU have caused due
notice 10 be given, TO view said route and discon.
tinue said route Il you may deem it eNpedint and
proper and as IN duty bound will ever pray.
Dated At oxford this 9th day of Feb. A. u. 1871.
SETH Il. UOLBRO0h,
ROSCOE BROWN,
). : SMITH
Selectmen and agents OF Oxford
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apparent that an inquest was considered
unnecessary. The cause OF the rash act
is unknown.
Rev. j. A. SeiIz is delivering course
oil lectures on some of the more prom
lnent characters OF the early Jews, al
the Uniyersslis. house on Sabbath eveL-
'ngs. They are spoken OF in terms OF
much praise for their depth OF thought
and extensive research.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-05-15

Rev. Mr.. Seilz of Norway preached q
very acceptable sermon upon the parable
OF the sewers. at the UniveIs dist church
last Sabbath.
Rsv. DR.. Estes announced last Sabbath
that ne was about to begin series OF
sermons upon God and his attributes.
The drst OF this course will be delivered
Sabbath morning, May 20. No doubt
these diScourses will be of unusual in-
tereSt.
Interesting temperance meeting. Sat-
urday night. The Messrs. Cooper from
the WhiItemoTe District, entertained the
audience with two selections upon the
violin. Nc. Elias Chsse OF Portland, was
among the speakers.
A large ire is raging in Hammonds
woods on the Little Androscoggin. set by
some careless or thoughtless person last
Sabbath.
Oar village schools open to-day. Mon
day, May Il, under the instruction oil
Miss S. Eliza Ripley OF Paris and Miss
Ada l. Morton OF So. Paris.
Messrs. RAwson * Tufts have one of
the most convenient and best managed
livery stables to be found in this section.
Accommodation for carriages are upon
the north side, while horse stalls are on
the sunny south. The centre OF the sta
b g contains several comfortable rooms
for sick horses. which Mr.. L. successfully
treats with his veterinary preparations.
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5. ). SMITIII
Selectmeu and agents ol Oxford
S1ATE OF MAINE.

n
OXFORD, s. Board OF County Commissioners,
MAY Session, a. II. 49,.
Upon the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners are ie'
sponsibe, and that inquiry into the merits OF their
application Is tNpCdicnt: Ii IL ordered, That the
County Comm - toner's meet At the dwelling house
OF =. b. Waterman IN said oxford on IhursdH
the 2ist day OF Juue next, 1t ten OF the CLOCK ~ NJ
and thence proceed TO view the route mentioned IN
said petition immediately after which view hear
ing OF the parties and witnesses viii DC had at some
convenient place in the vicinity and such other meas
urvs taken ia the premises as the Commissioners
shall Judge proper. And u il further ordered, thai
notice OF the time place and purpose of the Com
mssOners' meeting aforesaid BE- gwen 20 all persons
and corporations Interested, by causing attestcd
copies % said petition and OF this order thereon to be
served upon the Clerk OF the town oi oxford and
also posted up ia tarce public places 10 sad town
and published three Weeks successfully IN he OK.
ford Democrat newspaper printed nj Paris Ia said
County OF oxford, the nTst OF said publications.
and each Of thc utacr notices, 10 be made,
served and posted, II least 30 days before said
time OF meeting 20 the end that all persons and
corporations may then and there appear, and shew
cause, a any they have, why the prayer Vt said
pe:i TONERS should not De granted.
Attest: JAMES :. WRIGHT, Clerk.
\ true copy Of said Petition and order oi Court
thereon.
Attest JAMES :. WRIGHT, Clork
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.FARMERs INTEREST"

VIII be years old may H., -; steel grey color
will be dappled. Isl hands high, and weighs 1900
lbs. Was shed by the celebrated imp. stallion
,,Nonarch." see L. y, stud Book No. 3lS Vol l.
Dam hy White Cloud. This American bred colt
was selected me from The large stud OF W w
Durham Of H., a. calculated 10 meet the wants
Of the farmers Of Oxford Co., and we Invite them
10 call upon Ioseph W iley AZ North fryeburg and
see for themselves. We consider this colt unsur
pas sed for style, action, energy and pluck. was
awarded a Silver cup al the stale Far last year
AMI took the first premium Al the County Far.
FERNS aud conditions same n above.
T.. WIlITTEMORE.
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Heather Report,

Temperature last week al ; An.
sunday, fS- clear; Monday, i6> clear; Tues
day. "a clear, wednesday, y : cloudy; Thur
dav. 40 ram: Friday, i5 clear; saturday
81 c,lar.
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IN GREAT DANGER The public are again IN
great danger Of being deceived by food of the
imitation OF al. f." Atwood's Bitters. THE Rev
john PIKE wrote as follows: l have been de
ceiyed several times by the imitation put up In
the same shaped bottles aud signed by one INA
than wood,n which imitation has always proved
nearly worthless.
East Fryeburg Ne. JoHS PIKE
Gs-The true medicine gives relief, and bears
the large red patented trade mark al. f." as vel
as the signature of 81. F." Atwood.
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IA. q "a Eg MD.

To all VINO are suffering fIOm the errors and in
discretions of youth, nervous weakness, early de
cav, loss of manhood, &c ] will send roceipe
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by a missionary in
South America. Send seli.addressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station d., Biois
House, Ne1o York City. octle ON