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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-27
An oxford County Grsenbaek "Orafor"
I'm Troubis.--By Mistake he Attends
an Honest Money Meeting.
[From the Lewlstou JournAl.l
BowDoINHAM, August z

BowDoINHAM, August 81
Last evening l had the pleasure of at
tending greenback Injecting in the town
of WoOlwich, addressed by Mr.. Ethe-
ridge of Oxford county, who apologi:cd
for the non-appesrance Of Scion Chase,
who had bsen advertised to speak. The
meeting was held in the school house
which was filed with intelligent people all
ofwhom were highly pleased when In
twinkle the meeting was changed from
dishonest to an honest money discussion.
Mr. Ethcridgc in illustrating the COM
plete prostrstiOR and depression of all
business, referred TO q vessel lying at
Georgetown where he had spoken few
evenings previous, which on its last trip
from the Kennebec River to New York
and back, had been unable to pay of, Of
the freights, the expenses Of the crew. A
sad error for the speaker, for Mr. Wake
field Of Bath, owner of the vessel. who
was present, at once corrected him, and
informed the meeting that instead Of such
, drplo- bls condition of things, the yes
sci paid 20 I've owners of Of the trip one
hundred and twenty-five dollars Mr..
Wakefield assured the audience that the
speaker did himselfinjustice in spologizing
for the non-sppearance Of Scion, as he
was gentleman the equal of Chase, If
not far superior in point Of intellect aud
ability to impsrt information on the
great question u finance, and begged him
to treat the subject with fairness and
candor.
As Mr.. Etheridge proceeded with his
argument il behalf of the greenback
craze, he showed his inoapacity to treat
the subject properly, even admitting that
he did not know the amount of reduction
in annual interest on the national debt.
The intelligent audience became thorough
ly Disguised not only with groonbackism
but with the speaker The meeting con-
tinued for an hour and halt, of which
time Etheridge spoke not over half IN
hour, when he invited Mr. Wakefield to
address the meeting, who very toroibly
spoke on the national debt, currency and
the national banking system, and made
an eloquent appesl in behalf Of the honor
and integrity of the government which
had been rescued from the assaults OF
treason. and showed conclusively that the
greenback agitation was only an assault
upon the credit of the nation, which, If
successful, would prove far more disas-
trous than the terrible rebellion, the effects
of which we are jus: now recovering
from. He urged that there should be 8
paper currency OF suficica, volume to
nee; all the wants Of the business inter-
csts Of the country, but demanded that
the sane should be equivalent to coin
and redeemable in coin
His demand for an honest currency,
which should give full rcCompensc to the
iaborer for his toll aud impart new life 70
the dropping industries Of the country,
was heartily cheercd By the thrifty farm
ers of WoO.wich.
Tho meeting was 4 grand success for
hard money, and you may rest assured
that after this discussion, greenbackors
in Woolwich will Be few NJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-27

South PARs.-Tbe frame OF our Odd
Fellows Block is up and boarded. The
root will be shingled this week. We
learn from Mr.. Maxim that tho work is
progressing finely, there being no draw
backs !hus.fsr.
Ms, S. J. Dale has erected q large
two story dwell '"rse on Gothic
street.
Mrs. A. W. Jordan has purchased
10. of Mr. AEba Thayer on Pleasant
street. and will also build two story
dwelling house.
Business a. Daic7's Shoe Factory IS
good. They are now making twelve 90
y. cases day, and viii make fifteen to
twenty as soon as help can be obtsined
70 tor. Experienced wor6meu ale l.
urrsn. demand, sch as iasloIs. 2eodlefs.
,rimmsrs AID upper leather cutters. The
prospect uids iaiI loT = good fan trade.
IT, ". Bl.ir. N. T., viii speak Ct This
place on The political issues Of ,hs day,
on "Wednesday, Aug. 28tb at 80 P. NJ
Il will De . favorable opportunity tor al
or citizens 10 hear th.s Distinguished
s.atesmao. Let there - large attend
aace. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-27

A NV ROUTE To THE L.SEs.-Theve
are iwo routes now - the Audroscoggin
Lakes-Ouc via Grand Trunk Railway 10
BRYANT Pond, thence by stage 10 Ando-
yer, etc. the other via Maine Central
Railway to Pennington. thouco by stage
to Philips sad Ra1sc.y. /! IL nov pro-
posed bv Ihe owners o! the Kumiord
Falls ard BucAGo.d Railway, which runs
between the iwo roads shove named, 10
open a central route 5y way OF DlIfe!d,
Mexico and Byron. aiOns the valleys OF
the Andrcscoggin aud SYiH rivers, which
alresdy furnish excellent roads 20 point
within eight miles OF Bemis stream on
tho Interchangeable. the largest OF the
chain This brings toe distance from
Canton tbjr;y-eight miles, Which is shout
twelve miles nearer bY stage from rail-
way connections than either OF the older
routes 1t IL proposed 70 construct the
road his fa.l, ,nd committee has been
chosen 10 selec! the most feasible route.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-27

HANOyEE.-Gcc. ID Bis5ee Esq. sd
dressed the citizens OF this psce on
Wednesday the 2lss upon The subject Of
honest money" IN very able arI &C.
cepisble manner carefully reviewing 10
hnsncisl questions Of the umes paTIicu-
larry i - which are 50 Professionally
misre Proserl,' ny the advocate Of The
'.Grecr Jeck" dOc,4 les. Ar. BisOee's
argument was TAR and ca1tid, and We
believe tina. be Withheld no sc; belong
ing 20 ary subject Of which ne spoke. and
" are ,CTe that no s'temp. vas made
70 l2.-@e Oul cGsc 3. misrepresentation
ike that which followed.
Mr. Scion Class. the au.hDr of the
Po.g Ma, Tract and editor VI ChdSe's
ChrJHicls. addressed the clIiZ1ns OF HAu-
over and vicinity st the Od School
house in Hanover village Wednesday
evening Aug. Al.
Mr- Chase ~ the commence nent Of
his address tod lie people that be hsd
come mere 70 solve the great problem OF
the financial question OF this country
and commenced in the frst place TO ind
fault with everything pertaining 20 Ihe
present policy OF this government, among
which was the resumption, or the specie
payment act which 40 denounced uy call
ing IL " very hard names, reDudistin Z
ans same policy which ne advocated II
h. Poor Mans Tract lew years l>O.-
He found great deal OF tAuit with The
National Banking system, and finally
can thiGS OF nothing pertairilg % 'b-
prusen; policy OF our government hsi be
do not Iidicule and condemn Among
other ,nIbgs DC said that man anu ms
vile hAG NOTAed H. Lewiston i4i,! Tor a
long while. and had AccuuU 7lJ3 orc
thousand dollars. snd the times became
hard aud tbs wages so iUw ghht they con
ciucC6 - 20 into -hu cUUL.IJ su- ~ d
farm; and they did come 30 Gss ~. 81
byralOd and bcuZl. ia-m Too - CO
thousand dollars. Srd paid a.6 thousand
dollars. This money they Id saved
from their earnings towards psT'7g io'
,ko farm. and gave iAOrtgs &c al tb'
farm 10 secure lLo p@ymol, OF Tie oal
aIlC G.. t.u Thousand dollars GG5 ca sac
feyr~. ant moved % b IL iosetber viii
a crown m sou sro uRuThte-. He ssiC
tncy we're Industrious PEG PIE, tne !~.aoi
an sea working Lard ~ ne land Lad.
RT lt Improvements, SD me VIC ant
c-r-a,ar made butter and cheese bl
after ali their industry. hard work, snC
all the improvements they nad made OF
The iAIm, al the end OF two years thel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-27

NORWAY, Aug. 24.-The powers that
be- ot our village have at last biz upon
system OF repairs OF streets and side
walks his. promises well, md ihey have
been fortunate in obtaining the services
Of Mr.. L. d. Hobbs Of Fros,'s Corner,
who thoroughly understands his business.
to oversee the work.
/ The Universalisi society here are ar
ranging TO re-shiugle and thoroughly
paint iboir church buildin. O;her need
ed repairs viii also be a,isudod to.
The Sabbath School nuecsed with
this society went on an excursion 10 the
town Of Canton, 8, the terminus Of the
BJckdeld Railroad, on " sdnosday Of last
week. A large number went, and good
time was had.
The two ministers OF tie Gospel here.
Messrs. Seiiz and Bacon, have taken =
two weeks vacation this August, and the
churches ars about belnE opened again
for the usual services. bo!iove in rest
during the hot weather. for both speak
ers and bearers. Religion does Lo! con-
sisi n going through ,he JOrms Of vcT-
ship-fsr from il; The very &c! OF worship
may become = sin 10 she worshiper Rest
and recreation for repairs and renewed
strength, is needed in spiritual S. well as
10 worldly ailAirs.
Mr.. Ivers WlheEeil, OF the Grm Of b
I f. Spinney X Co., shoe manufacturers,
Is posting up \ hne residence o. Main ST.
opposite The Shoe Factory. l, Is TO 30
ready for occupancy Abe first Of October.
NJ. Aaron Tnurlov is putting up
hns house near Esq. Whilman's, jas. of
of Pleasant 81. Mr.. c. L. Hathaway has
charge OF IBe SoIs, and i. is being
pushed forward with his usual rapidly.
A juvenile temperance society Is being
organized in our village. on al entirely
rew plan, by the combined labor OF The
Ladies Aid and Reform Club. IL prom
ses well. A.rezdy nearly one hundred
children have siguided their willingness
TO Join.
The i've schools in our village CON-
meuce their Falls work on the third day
Of Sept. NJ. o. ". Collins, whO his
proved himself so thorough and Efficient
Ieschsr in The past, taxes charge Of the
high Soaoo., with Miss Psudex.er as
Assistant.
A Lodge Of the Knights Of Pythias mss
been organized here since | ~ro.a ycr
last. The members seem much interest
ed in the organization. Unfortunately,
/ however, tex The Lodge, and especially
for these new members, the whole secret
work Of the society has been made known
10 the public, and outsiders are in posses
sion Of al passwords. grips, &c. Tire
work eonssiuiax this complete exposure
can be had by calling on FreelaDd Howe
ESQ. joins PAUL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-27

BErHEL. The buildings Of Samuel d.
Pbil5rook, of Bethel. were discovered on
6r, shout eleven o'clock Sunday nighi
and were q total loss. Two horses, two
cows, seven hogs. two carriages, FIVE
harnesses, about sixtv tons Of hay, to-
getber with much OF the household
goods, and The winter clothing Of the
family. and bedding were burned. The
family were awakened by Mr.. Skillings,
the hired man, who was awakened by
,he smoke in bis room. which nearly suit
located him. He los, his trunk with sll
his clothing The cause OF The fire is
unknown, as ,he barn vas ~ enveloped
IN flames when discovered and there had
been no Ugh; in il since Friday night. A
general coufagration was imminent ST.
one time, and was only prevented by the
use Of engines, which were worked Wig
orously by the citizens. Mr.. Philbrook
was absent hon home, in Vermont.
Loss from s60OO 10 $1,000 Buildings,
stock. hsy and grain. and carriages were
Insured in the Hartford (Freeland Howe
Agent. $3.50 on house. q, 500 or barn,
$500 90 hay, $500 81 stock and 500 90
carriages sad harnesses. The furniture
was insured in the Continental (Wm !.
Wheeler AgenD. In answer TO .ele-
gram. Mr.. Phlbrook came home &oa-
day. sad with bis ohSrsc,erisIic eaecgy.
commenced 10 remove the debris, and
hss 8 crew Of men preparing The foun-
da,!on Tor the erection Of new buildings.
W.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-27
BoGUs CERTIFICATES.

II 10 no vile drugged stur pretending TO be made
OF wonderful foreign roots, barks SC, and pufed
up by long bogus certificates OF pretended mirsc
ulcus onres, but simpis,pure effective m cd ioise
made Of well known valuable remedies, that fur
uishes is own certificate by its cures. We refer
to Hop Bt,ers, tho puresi and beat OF medicines.
see Truths" and proverbs, )" In another column,
a9T-qw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-27

OXFORD. S. Board Of County Conmisstonevs,
May session, 4. u. is7s held BY adjournment
August TtA. l-Is
Upon the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received Lhath petitioners are rerpOn-
.ible and that inquiry INTO the merits Of theit ap-
pllca.ion il eXpedlent,
Itis Ordered that the County commissioners
meet AZ the Hotel at Andcver Corner, on
TUESDAY, the I'D day Of October
next at one O'Clock y. u, and thence proceed 20
view thc route mentioned in said petition inmsdi-
atey after which view hearing of parties and Wit
will DC had 81 some convenient place IN the vi
enity and such other measures taken lnthe premises
A. the Commissioner shall Judge proper And III
further ordered that notice Of the time, place and
purpose Of the COMMISSIONER meeting aforesaid
lie owen 10 al persons and corporations interest
cd by causing attest"d copr OF -aid pe ton ana OF
his order Of Court thereon TO De served npon the
Clerk OF tue Town Of hndoyer and
also posted 40 In three public places = said
town, and published u t5' weeks excessively
In the Keanehcc Journal q newspaper printed
IL August. IL tus County o! heruebcc, b.
the printers 20 tie safe and also Published trree
weeks ssivei IS IN the oxford De rnocrat news
paper printed in Paris, in the County Of uyfofd,
he last ~ said PUBLICATIONS and each o. the
1ther notices 20 temade, served go posted ~ least
thirty days before said time Of meeting 20 the end
tia. all persons and corporations interested may
the IN there appear ana shew cause, u any they
have, WIZ the prayer Of sa'd pet.t51c should
MOI De grentet,
sttest; JAMEs ;. WRIGHT Clerk.
true Copy OF said Petition snd oder Of Court
thereon
At.es. JAMES g. WRIGHT, Clerk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-27

FRYEBUEG.-Thc Ladies Fair on Tues
day was a grand slccesS in every respect.
They realized over $3.50 clear tor the
be-e6; Of he society.
A benefit Vas given or Friday night 20
the same Congregational Circle. 81 lhe
following wishing talent: Mrs. Merrill Of
Worcester, Mrs. Stevens, Mr. Stevens
and Rev Z. d. Ba5.ows OF Lowell. and
Mrs. aud Miss Alien Of Portland. A
good attendance was bsd, anG ,Ae music
was very fuo and much enjoyed by all,
NJ. Stevens attracting much attention by
bis execution or the piano.
The meeting al MATTHIAS Grove Camp
Ground begun on Tuesday, ere 20sh. and
continues over the sabbath. The attend
auce, up 70 Saturday. has not been quite
So iarge as usual, although Iheru has sp-
peared as mucd interest in the meetings.
The temperance meeting continues next
week. on the same ground. snd will be
sddresse by able speaker. bola ioTsiSa
and native. TIE weather has beso de-
lighIful and the grove is 10 On excellent
condition.
The Fail tern o, Fryeburg Academy
viii begin on Wednesday, the 10Th, sud
cVl..Euc eleven weeks. Ile school hss
FIRST class instructors.
Van A1burgh X Co.'S Mcnskerie and
Circus viii exhibit here Sept. 6. after
noon ard evening. II u said 10 Dc in lho
bes; condition. snd The name alone ss-
sU,es Tic public Of GIsl class exhibition
an display.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-27

BYRON. Augl2.-Mrs John HouShgon
dioc on he mogai1g OF ihe ninth insl.
She had been il poor hesl1b for some
Time.
Catching hay weather seems TO be Ihe
rue. which is emlaea;ly satisfactory 10
those Mo delight 10 Is, hay wOws and
lean stock. Grain and poiaioes are suE
ierinS from iho continued drizA.s.
Thai luminous labor organ. The Adco-
cGtc. is troubled with a chronic siOEuoss
(ic some cases amounting to inability
in reaching us subscribers in this vicia-
iIy.
Taough not present at Iho reform
meeting yesterday. can say that it
went a, least ono dssree beyond the
previous one; this. a successor (oD.
Tie proceedings were much hindered
b. the frequent showers. II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-27
NOn-Restceut Taxes,

IL tho town or Hartford, IN the County Of oxford
for The year 1877.
The following lls OF Taxes on Real Estate OF non.
resident owners IN the Town % Hartford, for
The yeauls55 In bids Ommitc 20 Daniel 4. fetch.
or Collector OF said TCwu, On the ls;h day Oi
June, 1877, has been returned by him 10 me as
remaining unpaid on the lith, day Of Jure. 1873
10y his certificate of that date, md now rrmsin
unpaid; and notice IA hereby giyea that II the said
taAts and interest and charges are lot paid INTO
the Treasury OF the sail Town, WlIniu ciEhtoou
months aom tho tltc VI the commitment ui the
said bills. much OF the real csta'e taxed az
viii be sufficient 10 pay she amount due therefor
including interest and charges, wlt, without tur-
Their notice, bo s0ld ~ Public Auction, at tho
store OF JAMES IRISH, In said so~o, on the
tav ol DgasmbsF 1875. az orc O'Clock Z. n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-27

i0O0d thai the farm had shTunk in value
so that II was then worth only two
thousand dollars, and they were not able
10 pay the balance of two thousand dol
lars due on the iarm and were obliged to
leave the premises, and were now carry
ing on the same farm for One-third they
can raise on the farm. Ia also told the
people suppose . mthSriding up snd
down the Androscoggin river. having 4
U. 5. bond in bis pocket OF 1000, see
ing your beautiful farms, concludes that
he should like TO bus one u Jour bottom
farms, (he said thai be should like one oil
your farms, for his farm stood no edge
wsys) but the bondholder concludes that
be viii not pay ihe Bond tor the farm,
but would 20 10 Washington and deposit
his bond in the Treasury Of tho United
States and receive from tho Treasury
nine thousand dollars IN NatioDsl bank
notes, ami come and pay for his farm IN
those bank-noles, and he told the people
that the Government had paid for ihe
farm. Now he leit the intelligent and
thinking part of those that heard him in
doubt how that problem could DO solved
satisfactorily, taxing his position. How
is De. the bondhoider, going 10 get his
boRd which be has on deposit in the
United States treasury back againp And
In what way has the Government bought
and paid for the bondholder's farm with
out sny expense to him? Now that is u
problem fa,l 10 solve |. wo1ld seem.
taking tor example the rnsn that bought
the farm in his neighborhood and paid
one thousand dollars and run ia debt Nv o
thousand dollars Tor the isrm, which
shrurk u value ons-;Airi In taO yctrs,
together with all the improvements that
ne cOuld mske within two ysars. lhst
tbs farm which he says government paid
for without Any expense 10 himset should
shrink in value in pTOporuOu he m,ghs be
IN danger Of losing his boad which he
bad deposited IN ihe U. 5. Treasury
y hich enabled him 10 get the National
oauk-uO;es TIA. paid ior the farm. MIR. |
Chase failed to explain 70 the understand !
ing Of mary who heard him ii what way |
the Government paid foI the boudholder's
tkrn. AMI now ina bORdholder ia going % !
redeem his Sonds winch he has deposited !
t&kilx INFO consideration The strinkage |
% the bondholier's farm, sud in WIS.
way The JoUSh0lter is used any better !
than his neighbOr who failed 10 meet the |
pay nentS on bis farm. n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-27
tn. Machine wa. Worn ou,.

Why Not because II was not well built, but It
was wrongly run. Thousands OF men who have
run down long before their threescore and ten
years are accomplished. might have been renewed
into sprightliness and vim IL they had tried the
well known PERUVIAN SYRUP, which contains
among its compounds the ProIoIide Of Iron, go
combined that II Rssimllstes with the blood and
invisorstes the whole system. This syrup has
proved efacacious In Thousands OF cases, and will
10 every body good who uses Is. All druggists
keep g.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-27
L.Jiss Dsiisat. and Feeble.

Those la3gui tire.omo sensations, causing you
20 feel scarc., .Se 10 be on your feet; that CON
si.ni drain .hAt Is taking from your system all it's
former elasticity, driving the bloom from your
cheeks that continual strain upon your yitaforoes
renderng you irritable and fretful, can easily be
removed by the use Of that marvellous remedy,
Hop Bitters. Irregularities and distractions OF
your system are relieved at once, while the spec
inl cause Of periodical pain arc permanently re-
moved. VIII you heed this Sec Truths.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-27

ILLUSTRATION Br PICTURES, -One OF the great
contrasts between the School Books used by the
fAthers and mothers Of the land, when young and
those now used by the children, !s the use Of pic
lures As curious instanoo OF Illustrating the
meaning Of words BY pictures, LOOK at the three
pictures 0! Ship on page 1881 Of webster's I'm.
abridged Dictionary these alone illustrate the
meaning OF more than one hundred words and
terms lar better than they can be defined by any
te.criution in yorts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-27

OXFORD, ss:-At Court OF Probate held AZ
Paris within and for the CouGty OF Oxford 90
the third Tuesday OF August, A. d. 1875,
ON the petition Vt DANIEL {. BEAN Guardian
~ OF Alma Foster minor, pas ns for license 20
ali aGd convey -Aid minors interest 10 the home
s.e.l farm OF the late Moses Poster also. sAid
minor. Interest In = township or land now known
as the town OF Upton. ~ describet In ME pe'iion
On he Ia the Probate once, st public Or private
sale
Ordered ThAtthe said Petitioner give notice
70 ali person intere'e d b. causing an abstrSet of
said petition with this order thereon 20 og Puon-l'
81 weeks succcs.lyely In the oxford Democrat
printed at Paris. that they may appear alta Pro
a:e Court 20 be held ~ Paris, IN raid County on
the third Tuesday OF Sept. next at O'Clock
In the forenoon and shev cause II any they nave
Why the same should not be granted
All. WALKER, Judge
,,nn rnna-aitaai Ii G. DAVE. RsKistSf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-27
BARNUnrs FAT WOMAN.

No circus Is now couE.dored complete unless 1t
has sn enormously fat woman in = side tent. As
BarDum has the 'gres.est show GU earth" he OF
course has the latest oman. Yet OF the thous-
Aud4 Of curious people who annually yiss this
nonstrosi,y few ever reloct that her obesity Ia =
disease. Until very recently there was 20 known
remedy for this aenormsl condition. Adams An
ti.Fst mas proved more encaoious than even the
most ssnguine hopes Of Us discoverer had an.icl-
patei. By it, use even Bsrnum's fat woman could
be reduced TO graceful and even delicate proper.
;lons. Sold by druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-27

xroRp. ss.-A, coar, OF Probate. held =,

OXFORD, SIS AT a Court OF Probate, held Al
Paris within and for the County OF OXFORD
on the third Tuesday of August, !. ID. 1875,
On the petition Of pELPHlNA A. HAI IN
I J Adr,inl.tra:rix on the estate 81 Calvin Cole
late Of Greenwood In said county, praying 'or
license to sell aud convey all tho real estate OF SAID
deceased, being about eleven acres OF land IN me
town Of Greenwood. u public or private sale TOT
the payment OF debts and charges
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice 70
ali persons Interested, by causing m abrtrNct or
saii petition withthis der thereon 20 be pubhsh'
"a three weeks excessively N he OXFORD Dem
ocrata newspaper printed AZ Paris In said County
that they NAV appear II froOate
Court 10 De held Al Paris In said county
on The third Tuesday OF Sept. next at 9 O'Clock In
the forenoon and show cause II Anv they have
why the same should not be- granted.
A IT. WALKER, judge.
true copy-Attest: ii. G. DAVIS, Register.