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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-02

To the Hon Board Of County Commissioner for
the County OF oxford.
JNHE undersigned ciil'ns Of Greenwood in said
i County represent that common conveuien, 20
and necessity demand that a town way should be-
located in said Greenwood, beginning near the
house Of Luther Il. Bartlett, ana where the roa a
turns 70 20 - Andrew Richard sons. and ending
al the John Gerry ROIt 80 called, in said town
that upon the application of William -. Brown
and others % the Stlcctmcu of said GretuWOOl,
the said Seloctmen. on the--day ul November
\. ID. Is1I. laid out toxin way in said Grcci-
wood over The above described route, as fUliOWf.
10 wit. Beginning In the limits 81 the town way
south OF Luther H. Bartctts barn.yud bar,
thence Y IS degrees +. . rods. thence y. - do
gross T.. j. rods; thence ~ degrees T.. j. rods
thence :. - degrees l.. 10 rut-. q. ace y. 1ll
degree l. GrodS thence y ~ . -.trs T.. - rode
thence - degrees +. ID o.. tAcucc y. II degrees
f. rods thence at a., grccs J. p rcd through
land oi Luther Il, Bartlett % tie limits OF the
John Gerry road 50 called, the line described tp
be the midll. of the highway and the way 10 b.
3 rods Nide-thc said >rlCclmen gave seven day
notice OF their intention d. lay cut said way AMI
stated The tcImIai thereof by posting notices az
required by Law. and th-rtafttrwarIs Iled :.
written report aud return of their rJccCdng5 ia
IayIu. ont said town way, containing The bounds
and ldmrIsurcmcnt OF the same, and the DAMAGE
awarded On the same, Win the town clerk Oi
town. seven days before the meeting OF said iu
hibltJLt-, nutiic! AMI warned tor the purpose %
acct ltiug such way so lad out rs aforesaid; and
at SAID meeting - notified ana warned, and hello
on thc---dAy 90 MaIc1 y. ID. lett, The said town
of Greenwood unreaSOnably refused 10 accept
said town Way-Whrreiorr your petitioner feeling
aggrcvcd at the action Of said town respectfully
request that yot proceed TO gave proper nouce
hefoon, aud view said route aud affirm The laying
out Of said town way, aud cause your proceedings
to be recorded by your own and 10y the town clerk
of said tOwn-and ~ i'm duty bo0ud viii cyey
pray.
Dated this Ilth day Of Sept. a u. 1877.
WILLIAM ID. Brown, ami > others.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-02

1t has been found that in nearly
every civilized country tho tree that
bears the mos. fruit for market is the
axle-lree.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-02
All. WALKER, Judge.
A true copy-attcst: II. c. DAVIS, Register.
OXFORD. $40 a Court OF ProIste, heIa

OXFORD, ss:--At n Court of ProJste held at
Paris within aud for tile County OF Oxford,
on the third Tuesday oil Sept A. ID. 1877
IN the petition Of ALBERT G.. BOLSTER Nd.
~ ministrator OF the estate OF Lyman Bolster
late Of Woodstock. in said County, deceased
praying foH lioen-c To sell and convey so much
OF The real estate OF said deceased a, VIII produce
the sun Of three thousand dollars:
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice to
all persons interested, by causing an abstract of
said petition with this order thereon TO be publish.
ed three weeks successfully in the Oxford Dem.
ocrat, printed at Paris, that they may appear at
Probate Court 10 be held at Paris in said county
ON the third Tuesday OF Oct next at O'Clock in
the forenoon and show cause if any they have
why the same should not be granted
A. III. WALKER, Judge.
A true copy-Attest: H. c. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-02
Maine Steamship Co.
Semi w cekIy Line TO New York.
FIeanora and Franconia

Steamers Eleanora and franconia
Wuuntil further notice leave Franklin wharf
Portland every MONDAY and THURSDA1
ard p NJ and leave Pier 50 East River Ne"
York every MONDAY AMI THURSDAY AT
The Eleanorai is q new steamer, just bultiof Shls
route, and both she and the franconta are httedhl
win 6nc accommodations for passengers, nakln-
this thenust con yenient and comfortable route iol
,r,ye e between New York and Maine These
steamers will touch at vineyard Haven during th'
summer months on their passageto anulroh NOV
York. ,..
Goods forwarded to and from Philadelphia
Montreal, quebec, st John and al nar's-'' ha'ne
a,-Frri In taken az the lowest rates.
shippers are requested to send their ir'iSht %
the steamers as early as 1, 7. NJ. on u"ys th.y
leave Portland. For further information Apply %
HENRY FOX General Agent, Portland
F.AMES, Ag't Pier3s 4. H., New ork'
Tickets and state rooms can also be obtained al
- EXcha &c street. luiN-''
0XFOED. ss:--At Court Of Probate held At
Paris within and for the County 81 oNi"td on
the third Tuesday Of sept. A. ID. 1871.
ID ICIIAIsD \. FRYE Adminh traitor on me e,
Ii tate or John NJ. Bean late OF NeWry' III sa.u
County. deceased, having presented his account
of administration OF The Estate of said deceased
for allowance: -. 20
Orlcrc, Thntthc said Admnistratorgiy noticc
10 all persons Interested by causing copy OF tnls
order To be published three weeks successfully IN the
oxford Democrat printed OF faris, that tlty may
aUpear At A Probate Court TO be held az Paris
IN said County on the third tuesday OF Oct. next
al o'clock I'm the forenoon and shew cause II any
thew have whg the same should not be allowed.
Wv ''' A II. WALKER, Judge.
A ruccnpy-attest: II. C. DAVIS, Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-02
SOMETHING NEW
And worthy Of the consideration Of every
OlG who possesses a watch.

Tue AMERICAN NNICu WlNuEE, superior 90
any wat % winding device, not excepting The stem
windcrI. does not affect the time and can hc APP
plicd to almost any watch. /, durable. aud when
auplied Il becomes % part nt the watch, set can
be detached for the purpose OF setting tAc htul-,
and readily replaced
Being fixture TO the watch II H. always con
ycnicnt and can Ice wound a. readily ma th' dark
a. in the light. Nvuids the necessity OF hunting
up the key aud the pcrplcNiiy which might result
nom the loss ut i,.
II tends TO keep the watch clean, as it is q well
known fact that more dirt and dust reaches the
movement Of the watch through Ne use of thr COM
mon lsE, than from any other source.
Have one put on YOUR watch, and when once
used Won will never discard 70.
Tue AMERICAN WATCu WINpER j. furnished
and applied by all Watch Dealers and Rrpairrrs.
For further information enquire OF your watch
maker
iuly3l en-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-02
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

vital weakness or depression n weak ex
hausted feeling, no energy or courage; the result
OF Mental over-work Indiscretions or eS-
cesses or some drain upon the system. Is AWAY
cured BY Humphreys Homeopathic speci-
nc No. Is. IL tones mp and invigorates the sys
tenn, dispels the gloom and dependency, inpan,
strength and cncrgy,-stops the drain and reJu
venates the entire man. Been used twenty ycars
with perlect success by thousands. Sold by deal
ers, Price, 90 per single vial, or $500 per pack
age OF i've Walls and 500 vial ofpowder. SEN
by mail on receipt of price. Address Hmm
phreys' Homeopathic Medicine company
100 FULTON ST., NEW YORK.
January 9,lSH. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-02
A. III. WALKER, Judge
AtruecOpy-a II. c. DAVIS, Register.

OXFORD, ss:-At Court Of Probate held 1t
Paris. within and for the County OF ONford, on
the third Tuesday of Sept \. ID ie9S
nN the petition OF GEORGE W. BklANT, En-.
~ ccutor ol the last VIII aud Testament OF
Deborah Wright, late of Woodstock, in said
County, deceased. praying for license 20 sell and
convey alt The real estate of SAID decea sed for
reasons fully 81 forth ia his petition GA die Ia
the Probate once.
Ordered, That the -aid petitioner give notice tn
all persons interested by causing III abstract OF
said petition with this ord5r thereon 10 De publish.
ell weeks successKely in the OXioId Democrat
printed ai Paris that they may appear AT a Probate
Court TO be held al Paris In said County on the
third Tuesday OF Oct. next at . O'Clock a. VI and
shew cause II any they have why the same should
not be granted.
A, H. WALKER JudCe
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-02
NOtfce OF ForerIOSure.

NTHEREAS DHfcy Nann nld l. a r. Mer.
w ril then a Barb p tIeCeJNg Of Sagada-
hucs now 81 StOuehau. IN The County Of oxford,
ou .hs twcurye-is hth day II Augusta. ID. ISIS
ny their deed o.. mortgage of thar date duly exc
cuttl and recorded in oxford western Registry
bistiir, n Book IS. Page 80 conveyed 10 me the
suu.,i-ler Oi said St0ueham g certain parcel Of
laEl being par. Of i0- number two IN the first
division anu seventh range OF lots n said stone
man, @ul being Thai part 0l said lot formerly
ON ntu D. SeWel EuttCIs. And whereas the con
dli ions OF SAM mortgage have been broken / the
unttrsiSn hereby claim % toreclOse the same
AZ etarly Co the provisions Of-atLe statue Tor
which purpose give - aotice. . =.
THOMAS v FOSTER.
Stouehani, SEPT. IL, hi. -2j-}V
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-02

HENRI ABBOTT.
Treasurer OF RumlOrl
Rum.Ori, Sept. L., lSl1. s.J5w
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30
Col. Brt~aosg. .

Dant 20 hayssi,m, II Ne are to
believe lh5 report Of di-tin1ui-he
republican OF this district, vino in
ierieaed the great ex-s1cretary dur
iug his recent visit 10 Paducah. Col.
Bnelow evidently thinks there Is "a
disease d political atmosphere IN
Washington aud carries his hostility
10 extreme length it is said he is not
cordlal with his former law partner,
Hon j, NJ Harlan, because be accept
ed Office from President Haye, 10
our Innocence We had believed Mr
Bristow to be the right bower Of the
president in Kentucky, aud it Is with
establishment TIE SUS learus he has
JJinea the great aEmy Of soIe heads
With CUukiing, Blaine. Bristow
Osles6y, Logan, Ben Wade, Sergeant.
ingaiis, Chandler, Cameron and other
-reai leaders, in opposition. the success
sof oi Grant sill rot probably rePose
% bed Of roses unless he throws
himself into the wiling arms oi the
Democrats.-P 4duoah SUI
The S.m is edited by Col. 7. J
Pickett, with Col Ileury Houston as
quosdam associate, each, recent Re
publican candidates Tor Congress IL
ibis District, aud should know whereof
they write Some how or someway,
tie more these Republicans abuse
Hayes, the more we are tempted 70
-l-zse-l4jndAr liking TOR him. IF it
just asu't FOR the way Hayes cot IN
= is what more than ore democrat Is
fhinniug.
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30

We publish to day an editorial from
the Ii.ckman Courier headed shall
she state paw the MeCucken county
railroad debt, and Commenting on
the recent little war in oar city between
lhe Magistrates and the u. $ Court
We only conte..aa5 70 ste coutroVer-y
Tor what We honestly thought was
just aud right although the court went
dead against Us and the Magistrates
"wjlted, we still ieeI that eur people
are rot the first who are forced to pay
IA unjust debt The laa may be-
against our position aeorIiog 10 the
ruling Of the Coprt, bat upon the ab
>tract question Of justice aud rish. we
yetholi the same opinion. aud are glad
u believe the CJuriersagrees with ~.
approaching it aud being gratiGel aud
thankful Tor the people, who-e right
eious cause we espoused.
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30
szzu,-.,=r


eft ~ u &c sh@f
The following e3oellea. article, equally
applicable to this section. vs extract
from the ogeos6or. i <,aiusr
oarPresent road svs,ao, IS iselabIe,
ami - roads for maeh IF The year
are little better tbSn he system.
without pretending ,ntire accuracy.
wo presume hat the - Of vehicles
over eur roads fhroqsbaa, ne period
oi ios year "bea mss, used, IS not. 90
an avefa -, over oue.laIfor two thit Is
as rapid as it would 81 oger the roads
10 The condition in vi;.b 1t is prac
tcab!e 10 place hem. In other words
i IS no eSn-eeration 10 say that tae
iafmefs of the surDun6inE country.
Who bring their tobacco a0d other
products to the Geeusbogo market, Go
so now, over Present roads at
cost Of oue-third inere thap would Ge
necessary over good roads Over T.
bad road say a loaded wagon can
make one trip to market per day. and
over a good road two;tba cost oil getting
that load 10 market is lust doubled
This additional cost is lo,tby the pro
ducer; over a good ros1 II would bc
saved Over somo Of the roads coming
into O~ensooro, as many as hundred
'oaiei wagons passin single day, aai
often NOR. The average value of a
wagon, Team, aud driver per day.
would bo cheapy estiniated at three
dollars. II these bundled wagons,
teams aud drivers, BY reason o. the
bad roads cost So for doing 81 90
worth OF transportation, We have some
data for commencing The estimate OF
.he loss TO the cemmauity by bad
roads JUDGED the .siiinase Is but
commenced Tie r1sUns and teams,
nntiae the one trP TO market per day
over the bad roads, are positively
deterioafed Inot only by breaa do1us
and strair< on work beasts aud barue75,
but by general exient than YOU'D
result rom two trips ovet good
road Yjre TO the producing aud
!abori5, classes is money How many.
by a "Trip to town on business, lose IA
DIV. when ID good road would have
saved half of IL? Bat the community
1os-s By bad roads in another way to
an extent that cannot be estimated
&, jhe iaci.isies of traye, are Increased
ia iIAe proportion Is travel increased
Il ,ae roads to the remote Pa:ts Of the
csauty are improved, SO that residents
o those parts can easily come to
Cse1-b.tU aud retuGp 10 5av. i0yg
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30
Taio s.rs,ggse.

The excitement which has prevailed
in the United States Senate the pa 4
week, has not been equalied for years.
The Democratic have been in iempofa.
ry majority, owing TO help from the
two carpet baegers Patterson aud Con
over. who in The matter Of seating 4
Senator from South Carolina have de
serted their party. The eoniroI Of the
Senate depends upon this struggle.
which up to this wiring hangs in sus-
pense. The Senaie at present is eou
posed Of SO Republicans, 81 Demo
erats, aud 3 Independents, though two
Of the latter always vote With the L.
pubIieans aud one vi h the Democrats.
The sealing Of the two democrats frou,
Louisiana an1 the oDe from South Ca
rolina ties the Sensie, which with tie
two new ones certain from Ohio aad
California. makes the Senate Demo,
cratic. The action OF the carpetbag-
gers has provoked the biuerest denun,
citation from the Republican side. who
gave these creatures life and being
is ungrateful conaaet on the part Of
these carpetbag-crs, TO turn agsins
their party in this trial hour, bat it i,
nothing more than thcy deserve fsr
ever seating such creatures BoA
Conover ana Patterson deserve ezpul-
sion, bat arc ,held in their seats hy
these same Republicans, because they
kuos their places wou d be immedfars>
filed by straight democrats. fhe 5e.n
ocra's use them to aecompFh right, I
but despise them for tby past. The /
result Of the struggle i9the Seu1te IS
va ched with h''in'en-e ipeTest, AM must
be decided 10 day q 20. Whatever
he result now, it is beyond help that
he United States @nate will be dem
,era,ic in 1879; spi it may be at this
Fr;ting.
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30
TEse Reason Yasa. Don't ,1zarze
" ess1s-s

Some Of those who study statistics.
say. there was about oue>third less
goods used by the people Of the Uni
'ed States for the year 1876 ihaa there
sas for the year 1877. That is 70 say.
here was about that amount less sale
f such things as tle Merchants uusn
lily keep. and the world usually con-
<umes. This demonstrates 4 moguid
cent economy on the part of the peo-
lie, and also accounts FOR lie dull
rade OF which merchants have com
II also demonstrates that
here is ioo much capital employed il
torres and too many nioarhs 10 feed
rom them. Almost any town or city.
favorably situated, which would divert
ne-half the capital now EN- ployed ia
torres, and put II into manufacturing
Embellishments, would sell more goods
han At present, ard preGiably employ
he other half This Is dcmons,rable
= 'hought and experience The rea
90 Is, that the manufacturing estab
.i>hn.en's create consumers at your
oors, ard fosters other localities to
our trade.
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30
s,,,, THROWN. AWAY ssss,sons

There seems to be plenty Of money
10 Congress. notwithstanding The
striDgency of the times throughout
ibe country. The House accedes to
the demands OF The Army Rug, aud
yoses away millions OF the pe opie
taxes to support an unnecessary militia
ry force Tae liou e votes $50
0UJ from The public treasury TO
the Paris Exposition The House
votes tie navy pay deficiency withou,
taken The trouble TO look into Secor
Robeson's operations. The House
has voted for .suudry other schemes
aud there are many schemes before It..
depending upon lavish appropsiat ons
that the country cannot afford. The
BonSe has "a Democratic majority.
but there are on the Democratic side
men who are ready to join hands with
the worst Of the Republican Rings.
We have been looking Tor retrench
ment and protesting against jobbery
Ne have been oonjuring tile House
10 practise economy, aud avoid the
crime Of extravaganza. Hhe people
have demanded from the House an
intelligent apprehension Of the situa
iion; they demanded courage from the
House, aul warned ii against surrender
The men in Congress who are show,
ing themselves false to principle viii
be held responsible for the conse-
onences oil their iaisdceds -Asw y Jrk
Suo
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30

jurisdiction 10 divorce clses Is to be
transleSel from the Probate Courts
OF Utah 10 the U 5 District Courts
Of the .rerritorg The Probate Courts
have Nen doing most uahaliowed
business sin disoue- granting on the
slightest prstext. frequently the same
Gay the application is made. The
iiyorce business in Utah has, IN fact,
beeo good deal worse than that OF
polygaay The Probate Courts have
virtually been Iegalizing adultery.
Padueah has appointed. AIessrs. Ter
rel. Smith. Atkins, Boom, Lee, ohm
-on and Langs'aff delegates TO the
Tenoesses River Improvement Couveu
ton at Chattanooga, December 5.
The deleterious effects of tobacco
are emphasized by the death at Knox
vile Of the old Euglisb saiior, Thomas
Grimal2i, @ho, by lis constant use
from bis early youth, cut short his life
at the premature age of one hundred
aad So years.
The great floods of iheslast week 10
the Eastern States. WITH the eonlinu
oas rains Of the past month, has great
~ swollen the Mississippi, but 40 d :
pgeLensl0n Of an overflow.
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30

THE prospects oi the passage II the
Texas aud Pacific bill this Winter are
very good A crrefuI canvass Of both
Houses jastifes the statement that a
sale niej9rity of Senators aud Repre-
sen'a'iyss is favorable to the project
IHE Young Mems ChristiaA Asso
ciaiiOn of Louisville run MADAME
Duelos Blondes" out Of that city be
cause their performances we're iadecept.
They accomplished this obj ject bv Oct
ting out warrants for the performers.
and they agreed to leave, bag aod bag
gage i he warrants nere not sxeu.sl.
They were allowed tt"gjt.
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30

The Cuban Insurgents are sill alive
AID kicking, Notwithstanding the state
menl from Spanish authorities that
the rebellion is crushed The New
FORK Herald bas TIC following:
Last month the patriots ssugprIsed a
party of Spaniards in the Eastern
Department, when several OF the eueDy
we're killed aud wounded The news
comes entirly through Spanish sour
ees, and il is, of course, impossible to
get at tbe real facts, or to acertaiu The
magnitude OF the Spanish loss That
1t was far more serious ihln The Havana
authorities report Is absolutely certain
But the news is significant IN another
respect 1; shows that the Spanish
declarations so fieeiy made recently
that there is no armed force anywhere
on tie island are all nonsense, and that
the patriots ale still strong euough 10
contest the advance of the spaei. Il
troops General Campos viii 6aa it
more difIicult than he suspects ,oreduce
tue island to subjection
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30

1t has been conceded all along that
lindsay had the lead of all the sena
.iial a'piraniS, bus it now begins to
"ok as though ibis strength will de-
"rt him soon after the FIRST ballot
he people are not prepared to sane
on the slate made up by the Lexing-
N Club. Il touches too many inter
rs in the far future and leaves ont
70 many sections Of the State Lou
iSyille Jefersonian
Judge Lindsay IS the great favorite
f Southern Kentucky, and we can't
eIieye him capable Of such unfair
omtinaiions as the Jeffersouisa Dem
arat charges The Demoerg IS an
-e,ive opponent to Judge Lindsay :
enatorial aspirations, aud the warm
ivoeaie Of Col Caldwell, aud yet We
re 10th to teIieve that tie Democrat
ould Knowingly mis.epresent 50
iauneh apd worthy democrat as
udse Lindsay. Therefore, we de
''and Of The Dea0crat TO explain its
qiimatiops, 50 il they are urfounded
hey can be refuted- The COURIER
'as accustomed to regard the Jetfer-
pnian Deeaocraf as tie representative
'urnal Of more elevafed party ism,
ae organ Of pnrer democracy, aud
{ 1t would net sacrifice this high des-
iueiion. i should not suffer personal
m to undermine its presen. establish
d reputation.
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30
% yien d ths schemes Of one ]

To view Of the schemes Of one Kind
or another Tor promoting the ealigra.
ton of The Southern colored popuia.
tioa to Liberia, Que. might soppose
hat the country IS at this moment sadly
over populated. In The South-more
especially iu South Caro|iua and the
Gulf Stafes-eforts are made by cdi
tors aud others to induce colored
people to abandon the .land OF their
birth and fly to Liberia The Rev.
Abraham Hanson. formerly Minister
Res;den; Of the Uui,ed States to the
African republic, says in a public
adjress delivered at Washiugtcn.
Were member Of The African
race. with my knowledge Of the ire
mgndous weight that still opPresses
hem, aud Of the iiimitable fed which
invites them TO Liberia, with It's IN
facilities for comfort. in
dependence, aud usefulness, ! would
gather M family around ~ and em-
bark on board the .frst vessel bound
Tor that distant shore"
Southern papers print articles ia the
same sense. Il is attempted to show
that the Carolinas alone e5u,d spare
at least SO. Geo eolored people 10 build
up the feeble republic Of Liberia,
.ghere they vouId attain social position
,ud material we'll 5eipg not to .be had
lere. The delights which await the
.oloyed emigrant on -; distant
African shore" and the blessings
Leir absence viii confer en- the wife
ren left behind. are depicted.
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30
Insurance Companies E2glIed
Out 0s Kentucky.

Tie following Fire Insurance Com
panieS. which did business IL Ken
lucky, have had thei, certificates Of
authority revoked by the Auditor
since January l, 1877. The Grst nine
are independent companies; the others
were represented here IN the local
board and known as board companies:
AI!emaua. of Pitisbarg.
Citizen, of Pittsburg.
Citiz n, OF New Jersey,
Fairfield Of Connecticut.
Germauia, Of New Jersey.
Guaranty, of New York
HUMBOLDT. Of New Jersey.
Paterson, Of New Jersey.
Pheuix, Of Missouri.
Amazon, OF Ciucinnaii
Atlas. Of Hartford.
Bangor. Of Mime.
Equitable. OF Tennessee.
Home, of 0hio.
Mercantile Mntaal, Of New YORK.
Merchants and Mechanic, oi Va.
Mississippi Valley. Of Memphis.
Union Fire aud Marine, OF Texas
judge Samuel I.andrum sill repre-
senis any number Of tLes most aPproy-
ed time tested aud Ere proved ..comPa
uies.
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30

PEACE neeotiations are peu6ne Be
tween Turkey and Russia We had =
lurkipg sympathy that the war might
be protraeted, covered by degree OF
hypocricy to ourself that it was bound
10 do 50, but perhaps really founded
on the knowledge that The continuance
would make money for or farmers.
Now, that peace talk Is prevailing, we
suppose ne shall have 70 congratulate
The world on the prospect