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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16
0ermiiOteS.

- Die en9It d 0meritanid {
Breie be9innt nun Der fldglihen Sal
tun9 bes @eianbtcn SuDarb GaDIor
nno oes Stats in / It eriums in
Der 6ra9e bonn S6uBe Deut 1 zame>
rttani der 8iir9er in 8reuBcn
aud Nufmertlamfeit au ipibmen uno briuet
IuSSilge aus oen auf 0iele Srn9e b~e3iigliz
den QrtiteIn beS vGiuc. GoItsbI.", Der
vSuin. StautS5tg.", Der so. 3. Staotsz
st8." uno anberer baS CUTE Tedt bet
0euti6z Nmerifaner trdftig Dertretenoer
oeutl6s amcritatii6cr 8lGtter. 9ie IN.
Y. Sun" oIcr6in95 i6On friiber cine fSetltz
Dill oeS 0rn. SaDlnr, l19t inter Der lleberz
idrift v9err BaparD GaDlor oils Oeutlder
Yolt3iit" 6oIgeltbes: rOie belpDttide See
~9icrung 0euti6ldnbS ipiitidt, boB ieoer
oeutId: aleritatil6e 8irger, Der Iein @ez
burtslato beludt, iofort Bel Set 8olisei
ft6 meloe. oanttt oiele tDn, 10 LANCE CT bort
Deripcilt, iibcrpn6en f0nne. Si5bcr Dabet
itd Der Grflauug bieieS Muni6eS einiQe
Sdipierigteitelt entgegengeltelIt, Dor Sur
3ert 0ber bat bic beutld)e Boli3ei ei1elt
tildtigen Sunbes9cnolem crbalten at
6errn 8aparo Iaplpr. benz Nartet na6
@eianoter Der Ser. Stdaten. Oils !6crr
SuDlor OuS SnltD DerlteB, 9eNDB CT oes JIu>
teS. Der 6auptzSiertriuter SIT letn; CT bat
bisler Reputation Die, Der 0nupt; Spe;deIs
Letter SIT lein, beigefii9t. ST ocr9ab oas
Noto. iueldeS int ianote. olS Ct tbatlG6s
ltd 1td sum YoIi3iiten Ser Jtegierung
mndtc, bel tuclder er %besIaubi9t wurbe."
0os SEEM gorfct beuti6e gomz
IN II II tftenbIatt u8pltS3eituu9" tpin
nit ben @reeubadIern
5n 6dffen baben, lDnbern idreibt:
r98ir ipnrnen bapor, boB unlere Yartei9es
tolien it6 Our6 en9lild>rebenoe @enollen
su elrem 3ulammengebcm nit ben @reells
badIerI fortretbcn lalien. g4tr wlirOen
einen S6rttt rli6ipGrts tbun, tpenn mir
nit ben @reenbadlern 9emeinlam baubelz
ten. llniere Mitslieber, iobiele 6eren bic
groBe ioaiaItltil@e Nufgabe Ueriteben sez
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16

osrttaut, senau befaunt 1T, taun ma
GIs prattilder Geformer beillam iptrfen."
.3n Der 9lei6en @rfenntuiB perbel pobl
i'm 9auie neniger Sabre nod anoere 0ret1
nnoltebsiger gelongem nn6 iRnet mag IS
Damn pobI mGgli6 iperOen, int 9oufe Der
a3eit Man6eS BON Dem, mas on ben iD5tae
liitii9en 9ebren auf ameritanii6em 8Oben
ma6ien ullo geoeiben fam. tuent aud rur
aumGbIi6, in Die Wirflidfeit einsufiibreu.
Dieienigen aber, bic nidts lernen unb
nidts nersciien m0gen, tper6en, obne bic
Sade, pel6e Tie Dertreten, gu f0rberlt, 3u
bIoBen &eifz unb S6impfbolben, tpic
unter Ben acknowledgment Scarf 6einsen,
berabiinfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16
g5ochenfliche glieois &faafs-Beifune.

~ Die @eieuj6a tritt am /. Sanlar
1872 ms 2e6em unb enbet nit Dem DeSet117
Der 1890. q eSepes M2ttgliep trd9t 81 Der
@jelcal0aft bel: 1id ieIGit, Iein gan3es
Iern6aen. ieine Irau UNI tpp m6gli6
oud) leine Climber. 81 Die WeitgLieber 3ers
fouen in 0rei &!aIfen: @beuelte, grunbbes
iibsnDc gnnoleute unb beiibIoie Mrbeiter.
- site mililrn Der @elelid0ft 0jenen nnO
lid ibrcu Heb%er5unterbaIt lelbf ertperbetl.
81 Die Weiellidaft ior9t fir Die u1terb0!"
tulg u1tb GrlGDrung Der W{ttglteoer, Die
4Stleoe Der Scranton unD Die Gr3iehung Der
&il1ber. 81 8i5 sur enblt6e1 0erfsuIa9
Der l~nstaIen Orcnun9 lit es Den Wfitgite7
bern geltattet, III tbrs11 eigenen g8ohn1n@
aert 9elonoert ;u Ieben. 800 WUtier 1te
ole cine ullp bieieIbe R(eiDnng trGgen: 0!e
SPINNER eiuc DalbwolIcne SQde, graW nit
1tbpor;en S1ltnIen uno GdifferDut NIT
0tauen Gd)niiren. &u6 milien lie ltd)
Den Bart ipadlen lGifen. Die Weiber trGz
oen ouitIc Sleiber unb l@m0rae l1lb rot5e
iDpllene Striimpfe. y Der heiltge 9apip
lit adls in @rolt gefleibet ml16 trG0t eine1
laltoeuS tGb nit elmer &ugel Guf 6erSpibe.
81 9lllc Mtitglieper tro9en cine W{ellttgs
Wfeonile nit einem 3eidel1 BON Inbet0nl1G
ter BeDeitung; DieIelbe Mie0aiue mnB
and all be1 IbHrpfo1ten ibrer Mobnung
bcfelttot iperDel1." Getner 3eifipet1e nI@t
iuenig soDlreiden Gen,ei1be ge9enjber be-
rief lih Der Hropbet auf leine nnnlittelbGre
gottli6e liiiltou. pG0renb er glei6Seitt9
1tets Die 2lutorttGt Der Stride 0lerfan1!te
mno leiMe MnbGrssr our Be0bGhtnng ibrer
Sprld)rifteu auff0rberte. 8elpnoers ltren9
ipnr Der !0eilige gegen 0Gs Safer Der Sab
Iltdt. SluGet, Spielen nnD NauGen ipa4
ren ilt leiler Gjen1eirDe perp1nfs bGgegeT
erloubt, lid %anitGnbig (onestamente), 81
crg0beu NIT Gifer, Eyinfen unD bergIei6en.
Den gr06ten GinDruG l9eint e. alif feline
ltntgcbung a6er bur9 9rop3e3eiumeen 1era
nDrgebra6t 5u baben !pie biele: ale Reiz
hel DiIrDen in et1ergeabt Iterbel;, unb bic
Nrmen lpiirben i6re Otter tbeilen. Ser
artige Irppbeseiungea, ebenio MnfforDes
rul8sn an bisJfeidem, in lid 81 9ebea mnb
bent Nrmen Sroc ga gebe1. fleioste Der
ide &nittelperle, Die 0Qnn, 0I5 Tiege1be
YlGtter gebrudt, innerbalb MD auBsrGolb
oeS &reiieS ietner 2lnbGn9er Gerbreitung
faltOen. 9aS WiotiD, tpsLdeS ibn no6 feds
Sabren elmer perbGItniBn1dBtg ittuen Mtrf@
%lantfeit iebt nit eineln Nfal 3ur ofene!
NufleDnlug gtgen Die beftebenbe Ip3tale
SrDning 9etrieben bal, 1T Mot gan3 flsr.
Na0rideinli6 fingen leine 0nbdnger on
ungeoulbig 5u tperben, nnb er ipUr5e, tpoute
1er lie nt6t perlieren, ge3mnngen, Sen
Yutlb anSu3etreln, ben e. isbt NIT ieinerg
&sben beSaDlt hat. (gs Deibt ~Ibrigens,
bab CT ni6t foot iei, ipnbern sgr nerSoumz
bet ulb oaB ibn ieine MnbGnger gelullo
pflegen ipplIen, um nadher bie Mnfer=
iteDung oes Heren Gbriltus feisrU gu
f0nncn.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16

Sir einen ti6tissJr, 9ebi[betem, beutI6e1 9(r,t. in
mitttercn Sabreu, btetst ii@ bier cine ausse3eibncte gez
an e. Is. G9QSenGeher. 9notheTer ="
13lep1t u2p6 8eo4one. Ytu 60. Gn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16
w. A. HENDRIX.
TabrifnIt rDu Said)cfg= umD MQmOmhrem.

Giectrilde nrS aitronomiide llbrsn io1uie Iesutetoren
peroem nii Se[euun9 aasefey:;gt. Gbenia4s G9u,mz
nbreit unil porii9ltden Msuitera rsh 2trbeit. s z Glib
6tanfliH Str., Gbicago. Seine Eo14ernblea merben
9eHoll rcporirt HnO nene &aber ~stHssisst. ~1Giepsp8
s'u bertanfen:: liz asi s.t 8:sia ans d i$ssf S.s be s
Gents pr &inno. 8ir be3oblem 20 @ents per @iunb
lnr Inrteg S@wanSteberm. Saretbt GA inns. Chicago
Feather Buster Co., @bico9o, Sns. 14Ieplt n4pS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16
g m e 7

I'm SaMmt9 artmer, &GseIer unb @Namsers
SGst Sud- ScrbltatGIoSe Der y lo0unSMGto1 @0aYNs
lnd3le Der uerganssmeu @oiion ftmb ron l~sttener SdSnz
belt. - 9Sir ofsrtses eiW ssasnse4:Se3 aSeer
ia nteSrt9en H~sretSet + Sln 9 q "a I6rei3;rS
19ae4p3 a @
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16
SmGu$0

az 9DEEEtg EEE WYEfEo
Chicago. Hi. 165 Randolph Str.
NgentcY1 bes
WOr0 OcNtlde StOsDD in 9Tennem
nHD Der SsaaabTFses 9GaSPf56tW Gopss.
Ea11Gge%S 6eiue.
SeISsmSsabIinse:s. @satieI sa BEN biuteRen
WaIeH. WountGd d TEA, &in5ieDna9 Do1 GrbSdhnf2err
GCle ST ~psrIeiben ani sxts carmen. F~"'
az AesuteE IN so1ss nit srts:I gfeierea,en oeIu6t
11ian1Stx,o5
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16
6el0 3lt u~erlelae;a

lit ~bsliebiqen Summen, IN StaSt paer 2anb, oeoen psrz
%bcilerteS @ruISeiseIubum, 3i1iem s &ros. ReiriSe Gpms
million ucrlanst. NGd3uir99sa BEL
g. NrimD3Siueo @qent.
15lcpion4tpS 2l3 GIN GSr'. GS;cooo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16
9as SeIema&om.

S6On LANCE bat Ii6 6ie tpilieni 6aftIi6e
&eIt nit benz YrOblem 6ei6Gftigt, Die gez
rpGItigs GrGft bon SIIiien uno
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16
&0nS IA peranfrfhe1s :

10000 Nder in @rmnbp Co., sSGs., nobe 0piobt -
Dcr @~bico9u, Alton hub 81. 2euts @iIembabn, in belie~
bi9en Qnontttdten aaf S Sabre, R&beres bel Semxn
SCR, Sunlight, SGs. 29ilsTnI,nS "
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16
a It
Herman Friedrich Zieger.
Gin tiMtt8er @rat QQ5ud1f?
aus s. q 80 b a.

wirb ouiaciOr6ert, nnDer3asIi9 ieinem geppnmaasietes
IN 9ttona, Ghuaro S1mse, @o9ri5t non ieii1eu
Auicutbalt Su eebcn. I37ep2ta1m6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16
DIR. H. SE1NHERT.
S 01lSnrs I'M 1IRri0m rn- GnSM4An

Sllices Stunben uon go Mpr Georeens i'm SpIpitct.
Ssiiice unO SSobnun9: 15S DIT 9~lanpplpb Or.
S~lltce@S s. Rr gto9m.-@ersS, &insenz wnb
QntDtflnn9sz Hrdntbeiten ots 6pe,;9Iitat.
Srielli9e GoMlMLtatiom onasmo ntne1s. a{sn2INms IS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16
Me6er Baltimore.

fcss-ea r~eeelmSBig oIe pier3ebn Gage sDsI8eu 8rcWet
nnb 8aL$i&aofc uEb nesa1e:. 40Iaeiere 81 h~iItsjt:1
Staten an,
Ser 9on6uussplGB bteier Dauspfi9ife in Baltimore
1T aneiet9 Depo1 Der Baltimore I11b Ohio GiienbobHe
mei5e 8aiioeiere Don 1ts mad REM Geits1 5ft 51utGss
re2s RreTSet ~bei&rpert, ala ir92ns sine gileHbab1 Won
gtenSg)orf li1S 9biiobelpbtG.
Sc: Asfanit Ser Gaunpi6tffe Dirb bag Depot tit ale
niGt Nr9eIteltsH ~eei&toHen, 10 6oB Die GiaponOerer
n.5t oz Gsfobr ~anSseiebt iiRp BON SetrIgern beiGrptns
bett 81 r%peraea, mas III aHRere1 9oieupIdgeu IeiHeg iebr
at Der SAT- lit.
@tr zio5en ned be'onters a@f foI9en6e iar 6easibs
RetIegpe cs.3tenswertbe 8or5Nge GriInerfioEc, rpelds
Sic Neiie nit unferer Gatffen b;etet: Die RoT05iers
fnb uater DeaSi9en, f6nnen f9 alp NIT SeoeTnionr
oXs ei1erS @4tT IN bo5 c5bere. wte BET iabtrectea ytetz
igr fyatet nt&t itett; bs Baiioeiere 9ebet III Bremen ics
qlei9 an Sprb hes Scco1z0 oEpiers ISS ~psTIoieI Hens
fetbea crit IN Baltimore,
@esen mstterer Ginstuaft wenpe man f9 an bic Ss
uerSISN9e1teu;
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16

~H1 =" ~ RkpINION = W ~
Inn lleberLa1lung bcs g d G6eIS O0z
bets gut Observation-Disclosures ltnterludung
bellel6en lit bonn &amn1er9eri9t dbi6ld9tg
beldteoen iDor6en.
- S6on ont 1. Gttobcr 5. S. iperbclt
lit @Dtba ollie Sorbereitullgcn beenotgt
leir, unit nit Der Ncrbrcnn II q y II
He d. 1t ~begtnner 3u fonlIelt. Salt lit
bic ;ienllid fOitlptcItge, aber gcllbntadDoIc
Iei6enDallc neblt Serbremltullg5pIen uno
Gpluinbarium nuT bcnt bprti8cit neuen
groBen Tricbbofc ldon fcrti9geitElt. Die
Xet6e bcS bot eiittger 3cit Derltorbehell
eSStgcltieur5 Stter, nclder auf ci1tcm Der
6rte0DDfe Su @Otba betgeleBt lit, miro Die
critic lets, Die lit Der Ntitalt rerbral1nt
pirb. Nt1 bic Iterbli6cn llcberre1teSrems
Der iperbet utter Den feit9elebten Sebtls
gllt8cn auf bem Be9e bet 8erbrennung
b~eltattet tperben fonnet.
Sn 9uiSburg am 9tbcilt iDaro
ant 2. September b1S 0enfnl1L eiltes Utnns
1tcS eittbitIlt, neIder nit edit ocutlder l8iis
letldattltbteit uno nit edit 0eltt ldclit
VlctB ette Nrbett pDlfiibrt bat, 6urd tpcLde
Die SeeldiiffaDrt, ipeIhe bis oabin na9
tpettg br1u6bdren Seefdrtcu redncte, crit
tDre Sttbcrbeit unb 8ebeutung erbielt.
0icier Dtann lit @crborb Sremer,
9enannt W ercdtor. uto feline berilbiitte
Irbett itnO vOiercator'S Yrniectionen."
&relner mar am 5. Wtdr5 1912 oon beutz
lden Gltern lit bem bel9ilhet Sertden
Euppelmonoe 9ebDreu, lcbte nnb tpirtte
lett 1862 III 9uisburg, unb itarb 6aietbit
ON 2. OeSentber 1894. 9a5 9entmal be-
ftebt aus cinem Nufbau inn 3~enai1iancez
Stpl Der 3eit, in Der &rener lebte, ent5
1preheno tpel6er bic uber~lebeusgto6e,
mad %oorbanoenen 8iloern ber9eiteute ST.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16
lstnnen nn6 Rledten i'm Weiidt.

8erffanb IoNte uns lsbrau, ras sine ronBe, finniss unO
nit MEsI6l&een bgpedte 9ous uEr DOR iunerl;de1 Nrs
fae5ea obsSnst unb haB Fetne duBerItGe 0teoisir is pteles
llePsl beiIea taxa. 0sseti1ssi TT Der 9rpBsS lnfresEsI9sr'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16

SFIsaten, Sclalus, Srimbtopf &C, 1Det6en gous sefiu1mS
benz beitsnbsn GtniluB pon 8 eseti1e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08

BETHEL. Oct. 5.-Coroner Goddard
he'd SO iuques; yesterday upon the body
Of Leonard Heath OF Gnead, yoU5g
man shout p years Old lie left The
house Of lis father Tuesday a. m, snd
although :he neishbors made diligeat
search the body was no, found until FRI
day q. N. The verdict OF jury, death BY
accidental discharge Of his gun.
Mr.. O. c. Lutletaie Che veteran stage
driven died this q. u. by reason Of
dropsy of the hesrG.
The drou,h is unprecedented tor Oct.
The harvesting IS al through. and far
mcrs fed ilat farming pays The hay
crop j. good sud we.. secured The crop
Of whsa: aud oats axe satisfactory. Corn
is good, With larger breadth harvested
than usual Potatoes are below Al av-
erase aud Inclined % TOT. They are sell
i0g for from 50 20 90 cents bushel.-
Apples are abund,ni Mr.. Goo. II.
Br0Su presented Is with twelve A.exan-
drias ,ha. weighed y OF. each, and in
formed Us that his Trees were literally
loaded.
Mr.. 5. u. Phi.b;ook has put in the
foundations and Is erecting buildings on
the site where his buildings were burned.
lie has already get up barn 421SO and
Il IS nesry covered. W.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08

BRowNFFLD.-As Mai. Bean snd wife
were returning home from the session a.
lls District Lodge, which Was held AZ
Naples the zIth ult., their team eOllIded
win ,ba, OF b. +. Smith OF Denmark,
" no was 70 uTui0g from the station. sud
Mr.. and Mrs Bean were thrown out sud
toeir carrisge broken, they fortunately
escaping with slight bruises.
Ga Monday night .ast tue barn OF Mr.
A. " Mansfield WAS burned with Is
contents, twenty .Cus q hay, tour CosS,
a woke OF oxen. etc. Insured tor $500
As was anticipated. Miss Kimbail OF
Chicago has spent a few days here, pre-
sen,iug tie suffice; OF gospel temperance
In = gentle. Chyistiau-ike manner, inter
esting and strengthening the workers in
tie cause very much.-NelrS
The Ladies Temperance Society in this
place, losi-ous Of advancing the cause
extended ~ invitation TO Miss Lucia
kimbalI Of Chlc--3, Of whom mention IN
tie Pl.kss has therefore, been made, to spend
q lew days with them. On Friday even
IL, the 18th inst, she spoke to the ladies
upon women's work, and at the close or
gsuized the society into WOman's Chris
tan Temperance Union. On Saturday
assisted in organizing a juvenile Union
with - members, and on the Sabbath
spoke in the Congregational church, morn
iug and evening. r.esenrng the subject
with It's lights and shades IN very inter
cStrng manner Would that all our sur
rounding villages could be tie ike favored
=
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08
4 Horrible Steamboat Explosion.

Steamer Adelphi, running between South
Norwalk and New York, exploded her
boiler on Saturday, while on an excursion
with 300 passengers on board. Ten per-
sons were killed, and twenty severely
hurt A despatch says
The port side of the boat was completely
torn to pieces, from the paddle box to the
midship gang-way. The injury is to the
side sheet Of the fre-box on the port side,
section of boiler twenty. nine feet long
and three feet in width. 1t was ruptured
along the line of the side rivets and bent
over on the top of the boiler, where it
remains. The wreckmg and injury to life
and limb were done by the force of escap-
ing steam. The engineer, who was scarce
ly hurt, cannot explain the accident. The
boiler was new in 1878, and passed by
the inspectors last July. Fortunately
most of the passengers we're aft, and the
loss was confined TO those Immediately
over the boiler. Most Of the injured
were badly scalded, some literally boiled
alive. According to the story Of a pss-
seuger, there was very little noise when
the explosion occurred. lie was walking
from the stern forward, and there came
suddenly whizzing noise and he was
turned completely around. Several peO-
pie jumped overheard, and Elijah Wilton
Of North Wilton, and probably others
were drowned. Several horses were blown
overheard and swan ashore. The people
on shore heard the explosion. The boat
drifted near the shore and was then towed
in by tug. The reason of so many peo-
pie being killed is that they were sitting
forward by the paddle-box over the boiler
in order to keep warm. The engineer
says that at the time of the accident he
had pressure of thirty-eight pounds, and
when he slowed the engine he gave orders
to the fireman to open the furnace door,
and he was about to do it when the explo-
sion occurred Capt. Hoton Was In his
Office at the time. and knew nothing Of it
until the explosion. The body of Mr..
Hoyt, picked up by Mr.. Frank Allen, was
100 feet from the scene Of the accident
on the fats Some most heartronding
scenes occurred. One man, whose name
could not be learned, after the accident
recognized mis- mangled wife, from whose
mouth blood flowed in streams at every
breath. Those who are burnt suffer ex-
cruciating pains, and groans are heard all
over the house where they are. Physi-
clans are doing their best to relieve the
suffering.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08
TOWN ITEMS.

ANpOvER. Oct. S.-We are enjoying
tho finest OF autumnal weather, with COO
nights and very warm days. The grounC
is very dry and dusty Rivers and
brooks arc very low, and the mills are
obliged to suspend operations in conse.
guenoo.
A succession OF heavy frosts have
clothed the forests in robes OF gorgeous
spendOr. Such q variety of beautiful
shades and colors never saw presented
10 Ihe eve, oy forest trees. The most
gifted artist could no, 10 lifetime.
pain, such picture as the forces Of na-
lure have produced ia a single hour.
Farmers are very busy harvesting
their late crops, which sre a,l excellent
with the eXceP'i lou of the potato crop,
which will 'eil below the average. The
Is Ing off OF this important farm pro-
duct. is owing chiefly TO the dry wealth
err during the month OF June. The
s:arch factories viii receive very few 20
ta,oes, aud those will be OF the poorer
quality. The price paid is % cts. per
bushel.
More cora aud wheat havo been
raised in town this wear than during any
previous season ter 20 years This tact
Is very encouraging to the farming com
m1niIy, and gives hopeful promise that
az era OF better times is dswning upon
tbs farmers OF Oxford County, aud
proves tha, 1t Is folly for men who own
good farms 10 Maine TO sell them at half
their real value sni seek homo IN the
West, under the mistaken idea that they
cannot get living on farm in Maine.
Al that Is necessary to make our farm
ers independent ard prosperous, is to
raise enough for their own consumption
with a small margin TO spare
Mr.. c. B. S1l'ew and aPar;y OF friends
haye gone on trip to Canada.
M. Chss. Hill Of Skovhogsn has
erected d nice snop opposite the resi-
dsnce Of J F. Goold. Mr.. Hill will DE
prepared in lew days 20 manufacture
and repsir harnesses OF ST. ainlJ, snd al
So to trim Carriages and sl-ishs. lie Is
a firs,-ciass workman aud We wish aim
much success 10 his new enterprise
Mr. Lewis Newton, VINO has been very
sick with ,ypoid fever. is recoyerin z
very rapidly. He has been under tho
care Of our exceNen, physician, DR.. W.
". Barnes. LONE STAR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08

PAms The Unity Club will give an
enter,airueut,ne next Wednesday evening
There viii 5e singing. Rotations. tao
leaax. &c. in the early part OF the even
Ing. After this Coffee and cake will be
served, and 8 genera! social time en-
loved. Admission ten cents; refresh
meets tree.
Senator Ham in and wife have been
making bret viert in this village with
their sister. Mrs. Brown.
Psri. HiI Reform C.a5 met. As usual,
a, ,te Scboo. House. Saturday evening
To session vas o.e OF much interest,
aud was continued i.r several aours.
Eiab, names we've added 10 lhe pledge.
T6e following officers for next quarter
were elected. r. ,;ieul, J. II. Rawson
Wee Presideu,s.J.S Wright, Geo.F Ham
m.ad. II r. Keene; Secretary, X. F.
Bsrlau; Treas Joseph b. Cole.
OSing 20 some misunderstanding. Mr..
Asditon Gid not organize bis singing
ooi. last week. lie viii be present
Friday evening OF this week, and open
tLe school. at the academy. AL inter
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A vExrD QUESTION ANSWERED..

what shall lo 90 get rij % AL thi= flesh p" j.
the question That has been asked again and again
OF physicians without receiving an intelligent re-.
p,y. several OF our popular lecturers and writers
have attempted 90 answer IL, but tne force OF leir
dispositions can De summed up ia single zen.
tence BE content, you .re not lean, and starve
YOURSELF course OF treatment that will never
cure Obesity a, thousands who have lried Il can
attest. Pharmaceutical science has given q rat
i.nal answer % this question in Allau'- Anu-Fa.,
which viii reduce the system from two 70 i've
pounds per week. Ii. Us purely vegetable and per.
rrlLIv harmless. sold by ,lruGEisis
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SoUTH WATERFORD. w etnesday ov-
ening there was public Temperance
meeting 81 the Methodist church. Rev
". 5 Mcinu7e presided, and addresses
were made by Rev. o NJ. Colsens +. 4.
Staples and H. A. Shorey Of Bridgton
The meeting culminated in the orgsniza
ZION Of "a Lodge OF Good Templars, 10
oe known as MT. Tire EN- Lodge.
Rev. ". 5. McInuro was elected W. c.
T., Mrs. W ). McInlire, ". V. T.; W.
W. ". McCann. w. ); and Rev. II. II.
Osgood as d. &. W &. T. Inc Lodge
starts OUT uEder encouraging auspices,
with the clergy aud The sohoolmastei al
the helm, and there is good reason t.
believe that ii will become strong and
influential orgsniz9,ion-a power for
good in the community. -NejcS.
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MrsIrRN nIsIRICr.

RArpes Walker 10 T.. Il. Kimball, land in Sweden
Frederic imbail 70 Benj Gray buildings acres
land in Lowell; Jesse COlcOId 10 Warren French,
small piece OF land 10 Porter: Jesse COlcOrd n W.
French TO Amos BlaZo, same; VIM. ii. walker "
Albert knight, land IN sweden; Robert I. BlaLo
70 James French, acres LAID in Porter; John Is
Rand 10 SCION r. Plummer, 3 small pieces OF land
in ~tuueham Geo. a. Wilson Assignee IN Bank
ruutcy o EnOs Head and Barnes walker, land a
mills IN S.oncham; James French 70 Amos BlaZoi
land IN Porter; James McNillon 10 Caroline +.
McM,llon, $50 acres land in FTyeburg; Henry Is.
FLINT to Jerome Il. Fellows, mill &c. Ia Fryeburg
John Walker q al TO John o. Abbott, small farm
in Lowell, John o. Abbott TO John Walker same
Harrison Scribner 10 Wm fl. Warren, oak timber
in Hiram: Elizabeth c. Ward ct ais n Franklin
Shirley, part of lot W. 10 IN tryeOurg; Same TO
same same; Daniel Warren ct ais TO Howard
Charles, orchard in Lowell; Barnes Walker 10
same land in sweden; william French 10 John +.
French, farm in Porter; James r. Flye to Noah
PendeNter, farm in Hiram; David Liboy's Admir-
20 Orlando 4. Blake ct al, 10 acres IN Browuned
A. Rogers TO same pieces land in Brownheld; Al
mon Rogers 20 Orlando ~. Blake, certain land.
In Brownncll; Harrison McNeal 10 Lizzie A. an
derson house lot in r. yeburgi " II. n .. II
Br"a1 20 CHARLES III. Howard, 81 acIes land II
Bfcwnheid; c. II. Howard 70 Z. y. Thorn, same
sc. HOBBS, Reg'r.
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New Advertisements.
Notice of Foreclosure.

UTHEREAS, samuel Merrill of Milton Plan
w Ill The county Of oxford and state Of Maine
on the sixth day OF July, 4. ID. 1857, by his deed
OF mortgage Of that date, by him signed, aud he
corded ia the Oxford Registry, Book III, Page -
conveyed 10 one Gilman W. Farnum oil said NIL
ton Plantation the following described real estate
situated in said Plantation, and being part oil
LOT numbered seventy.two (72) IN said Plantation
and bounded a. follows commencing at a pop
lar tree 10y pile of stones, on the westerly side
of the county road leading from Rumford TO Sum
uer thence south about siXty-ninc degrees west
until IL strikes the westerly line OF said lot; theme
on q sOutherly course, on said line to the south
westerly corner of said lot: thence eastery on the
Southefly line OF said lot to said county road
thence nOrtherly on said county road TO the bound
begun at. Also the house known as the Palmer
York house bought of said Farnum by sad Merrill
and conveyed to said Famum in SAID mortgage
ami whereas, the said Gilman w. FRrnum, there
afterwards on tho 18th Ia OF May, A. d. 1873, for
"A valuable consideration, sold, Transferred, aud
duly assigned 10 the subscriber the SAID mortgage
and the acOt thereby secured, and whereas, the
conditions OF said mou sage have been broken,
hereby, clam = foreclosure OF the same, accord
inc 20 the statute in such case made and provided
and give dis notice Tor thai purpose.
AUGUSTUS BILLINGS,
Paris, October ), ISIS. 3W