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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-12
Public passed by FAyseva Legislature

revised -tatuie- 81 hereby amended by striking out
an trtNeeu the words '.f ' boo tIp second line. aud
when in the hih line. aud Inserting boo place
thereof ihr words per-1us under th- uge ~ seventy
ycar- qualified 90 serve as Juror; ana lu preparing
such .i thry shall take the names 0f -uch pHFsOns
only oft good moral character. ot approved Boo.
iegriiy, 81 sound Judgment and we'll informed aud
qualified as the constitution dirDct 90 vote tor repre-.
-"niailYrs DO such town $50 that -aid section as
amended, shall read a. follows.
'SEDr. such board. re- least once iu every three
year, shall prepare lisi Of persons, under the age
OF seventy yrtrs qualified % serve jurors aud ln
preparing such list they shall take the names of
-ufh pfr-Dur only of good moral character Of
approved Integrity Of sound Judgment md vel in.
formed fui qutlihen af On" cunsutu directs 10
vote for reprpsfn atlves ln such town when % new
ii.t L. made the municipal officers shall transfer from
the old tickets 70 the new, Of the persons the
minutes Of the draft ma o. within the three proceed
iuRyeaT*' Approved February T. 1851
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-12
Chnpicr -.

AN ACT additional To chapter siNty-eight OF the
Reyi ei Statutes, relating to the appointment of
Trustees
b q cHHctrd. DC, as follows
sECr. !. When trustee under a written instru-
munt declines, resigns. dies, Is removed before
the objects thereof accomplished IL no adequate
provision Is made thereiu for supplying the vacancy
the probate court Supreme judicial court shall,
after notice 10 all persons interested appoint new
trustee 10 ac alone or jointly with the others the
case may be. Such new trustee. upon giving bonds
and security required, shall have and exercise the
same powers, rights ami duties whether a. a sole or
joint trustee IL be had been originally appointed
and the trust estate shall vest In him in like manner
IL had would have vested in the trustee in whose
place he Is substituted.
sBcr. . Upon the appointment OF a trustee under
the preceding section the court may order such
yeyance TO De- made by the former 80, By his
representatives by the other remaining trus ees
as may be proper convenient TO In such
tee either alone Jointly with the Others the
and effects to be held in trust
Approved February ls7sl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-12
l,ni,icr 3.
AN ACT to amend chapter one hundred and twenty
four. sect n eighteen. Of the Revised sta utcs re

AN ACrto amend chapter one hundred and twenty
four, sect II eighteen. Of the Revised sta utcs
lating TO Campmcetiugs.
b. q cpat~fed. &c. a follows;
Section eighteen. chapter one hundred and twenty
four OF the revised -tatutes /. hereby amended by
inserting Ia hr.t line. aiter the word ''elder 30
Officer. orr also after words cot a.. ia apcOnd line
'reli iOu- or temperance that laid section shall
read;
'SECr. Is. On appl cation OF the presiding elder
Officers or preacher In charge, tent .iers of
r. igiou- or temperance campmeeing In any town,
the municipal officers thereof shall appoint, la writ
ing, signei by majority of them, one or more
police officers 60 prc-erv" the peace during such
meeting, who may rest any person violating any
provision Of the preceding section. detan him until
q warrant can be issued and execute such wArra I
when directed 90 them; and the presiding officer
committee of arrangement of any such religious
assem- by meeting may appoint some suitable per-
son TO keep boarders and sell Refreshments such
meetings who shall conform therein TO such rcgula.
u1ns a. the officers appointing them prescribe
Approved February {. ls1sl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-12
Chapter 4.

AN ACT additional 30 chapter 0u. hundred and
tveuty-.eyen Of the Revised statute, Doe relation
O., mai5i a. mi.cuirf aud ir'. pace. "n property
b. N suacfff bU me- rsHuff anal Uptf ~ IfVrrsHufu
nrssm Legi,idi.u, dsssmti,d. of fotiDirs.
-Err / MhurY.I NlmIy aud mtlrI.uslF cuts.
inlures mar othDrWls" dam 20. ur dr.fr'ys any
ice upon any waters within ibis state. from which
ice b. or may d. taken au article of merchandise
whereby the taking thefputi hinirrad 1r tho value
thereof diminished fJi tlat purpose, or whoever
wiliully sud ma icuu,y lnc'tr- orpiucures another
.o 10 do, shall hf puu-hei by uur not exceeding live
hundred dollar. ar hY impfsYuurut not exceeding
one year 40 both according o. tn nature and agra.
walton OF the ol"u-F, aud Zoo any Indictment tor
laid unrnsc 10 shall not be- necessary 20 uilrge COR
prove the title Owufrship ot the Zee cut injured.
marrcd, damaged or destroyed.
SCOT 2 Thi- ac shall take effect when approved.
Approved January 80. l-i7l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-12
Chapter 4.

AN ACT TO amend section htty-six ofchapter thirty.
eight OF the Revised Statute relating 20 tie
weight Of corn, a.d grain, meal. vegetable. and
hair.
b. - 1utrfei &C. a. follows:
SECr l. Section hfty-siN Of chapter thirty-eght of
the revised statutes I. hereby amended by striking
Oh. tn" words "siNtyfOur. after the word beans !"
I'm The seventh liuc OF said section and inserting
in place thereof the words siXty-tWo
SECT . This act shall take effect when approved.
Approved February Q, ls7Sl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-12
Chnpter 4.

AN ACT TO amend section two OF chapter one hun
dred aud six OF the Revised statutes. relating to
the lists aud qualifications OF Jurors.
BE IL enacted DC, follows;
Section two OF chapter one hundred and -iN Of the
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-07

Henry Clay. Of the four assembled to-
gether at that time, l am, to-day, the
sole survivor. While We were at dinner,
guard filed in with two prisoners that
had just been arrested. The men had
for two days been peddIing oranges
through the camp, and by accident one
of the soldiers had discovered that un.
der their coarse garments they wore tho
finest linen. So the t~o were arrested,
and carefully concealed about their per-
sons had been found papers containing
very valuable information concerning
the American camp, the number of men
in arms, and the best points for attack.
These papers were handed over to Gen.
eral Taylor, and after reading them, he
passed them TO the rest Of us. They
were unmistakablc evidences that the
two men were spies. Gall my interpre.
ter? demanded General Taylor. The
General could not speak Spanish. Tho
only Spanish word he knew was 'rdnaos,
and he used it on all occasions. When
ever he invited the Mexicans into camp,
he said ramos. and whenever he or
dered them out OF camp, he said ramos.
Laughter. The interpreter having ar
rived, General Taylor said to him: ASK
them who they are The prisoners re-
piled that THEY were Mexican soldiers.
'Humph, Though, so. Now ask them
what their lank is. They looked at
each other II moment, as much ~ to say,
We might as well tell the truth, and
answ cred that they were colonels-one
OF them chief of the engineer corps at
Monterey. aha" said General Tay lor,
$50 much the worse Andnow ask them
who sent them here They replied that
they had come in obedience TO the orders
Of General Apudia General Apudia
sent you, did hey' roared old Rough
and Ready. well. | say General Apu.
dia Is n" gentleman. or he would not
have sent you here on this sneaking err
rand, TO spy about our camp. say he
is no gentleman The prisoners had
just began Ia understand thai the man
whom they were before was the Ameri-
can General, and when he uttered this
hasty opinion of their chief, they bowed
very low. General Taylor ed them
II they kn:~ the penalty OF their crime;
II they knew that, rs spies, they ough,
to be shot? AT once the prisoners
drew themselves up proudly. and said
they knew the penalty; but if they were
to die,they trusted they would meet their
fate like brave men. Their bravery
pleased the bluff old soldier, and after a
moments thought he SAID We'll, III
let You go this time; but If ever catch
you spying here again, I'll have you
shot-shot like Mexican dogs, Now,
ramos ramos : and tell General Apu-
dia that when he want, 10 find out about
our army, he may send delegation Of
his officers here, and will escort them
about myself, and order review of the
troops for their especial benefit. The
liberated men scampercd off hriskly.
Shortl after that, General Taylor. at
the head OF his victorious legions, march.
cd IN and took possession OF Monterey.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-07
old Rourh and Ready.

In his lecture. giving his reminiscent
ces OF the Mexican War, Gen. James
Shields tells the following:
81, was IN the year 1916 that, upon
the banks Of the Rio Grsnde, l frs, met
General TAYLOR. Before leaving my
home in Illinois had heard Of him. He
was the hero Of the day; the whole
country resounded with his name. Well,
when was presented 10 him, l confess
I wa. considerably surprised. He was
somewh below medium height; vas
what you would call dumpy. He wore
q straw hat and old linen d9sicr, that
looked as if il might not have been
washed since he fought the battle Of
Palo Alto. lLaugh,er.l His pants were
large and hung loose, and on bis honest
feet he wore coarse soldier shoes, not
very handsome, but very comfortable,
let me assure yon. His face Was not hand.
il would hare been at fret
sight called home.y; bat there ~as
about il thu, which impressed one with
the grand honesty and decision Of the
man. He stood upon bis feet as solid
ana determined - prairie buffalo. As
I have remarked, vas considerable Ia
ken sback when 1 was presented TO Gen
eral Taylor; bot when be held oct bis
honest palm 10 me, and babe ne vel
come IN his hearty, oa-hand way; ]
knew that hsd old Roash and Ready
right before me-aa trsve . soldier as
ever bsstled tor has eonntry, snd So
honest . soldier ~ ever won the sui-
frages OF the American people. That
dag, continued the speaker. dined with
General Taylor. and upon that ocession
there were also present Colonel Bliss,
ssd Colonel Clay OF kensaeSy, son OF
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-07
VEGETI\ T..
THE RFSr SPRING. MEDICINE

=, - 'ashtesfovS.
H. II. SIEyExs
Dear !Sty-fhis j. q certify mat have usrsi YOU,
BioOk FRI srsit1a my family fof sry~Fni wears.
anh think ta Tor ~croit!a sni tanksrss tfsfnJrs
Rhsufnaiir Affections % cam De- esc-il~si aud
boc purifier AMI sI.riEs mfiieu IL A. the b~sf thiag
har. ever u~.t. and have u-s-i slfnoef eTsry ,h.pE
caa srsI.uily ssfnssfsd II 70 say .f
-Heh Tp'-iieiu- Your Rs.pscffuiiy
Mrs \ A. DEsaoeE Is Ra...,i .st %sf
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COL D

Hny nCrrsi chance 10 make money. II yov
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W. need person y every tswn To iaAs
subscriptions for the largest, cheapest sni beet iilus-
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become n succsssfni agent The mos; elegant vosks
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that almost everybody snbscrlbss One agent reports
ing over piS IN week lady agent ~tsofts
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TO the busins--, only time fsa ner-t
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Tree Elegant and expensive outfit tree. lyon want
profitable work send rs your address 81 oncs u costs
nothing TO try the business No -sgsges fails
90 make great paw Adirrs. ''Ihe Peoples Jcur
nal, - PORTLAND, Maine.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-07
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS,

zach . sorr Weak inea,aed. Ri. asa wasery xyss:
Cicera;ioa sai lsAAnsrsstloa OF the EAs EinStas
Cyula and swcIle1 rossis, Servos. Hes-iArae. Nea-
Isigia. pssx,ness. Ciested Memory. Lo~ VI Nsrsoss
force Depression Of sp.r.fs. all Carefully All
scientifically treated with this remedy ssoord.ns -
directions which accompany each bottle. Or SfH be
lsalled 10 any address receipt Of stanp.
kach package cont s,us ps. SsnfcrdS InpfovcA Ia
haling Tube, with Iui directions foe AL
Price tite soil nv all Wholesale and Retail nvexssts
lhrouShest the l ntea sta;es And Canada WkkksA
forTkR. General Agvnts And Wholesale DraSgstA.
Boston, Mss
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-07
10 YEARS A SUFFERER.
From Non. Thee. P. DoQeet, 0easeol. 4. L

Mcs--s wrvxs fUrrHs: Sr~c<ss<s, - fseiin6
thcrocshiy convinced OF the eiscacs OF SAHHoRps
RArIcs CvrR Ran. arc Induced 70 drop yoa
the nostrunas aivsrtisef a. radical eurve aase
never found anything that premises ssca rSlse. and
uifirnase cure - that 90 SNNvoxpA-
l have been afflicted tbs dr-sdfal dsseass for
more THAI tea ycars, and Until recently eeat
be induced rs.<cvec with a1sfl READ the stter
OF Mr. HsNEi WELL ard trutafaiiy tnss s;ser
rs.as Ave bestlcs Thoroughly coavtneea ee
ne curative prcpestses. HcpinS that othsrs sina,y
eicted like ryyelf vii be tnducca to mAke Ne trial.
am. .entlcuen. very truly. ETC. a. ,~s~.,~.x,
ksssrot. r. l.. jay ~ tEi
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-07
.ATARR
NEVER.FAluN0 RELIEF
AeeoaoGo ~
sllFoap's RADICAL cure.

IT'S fact ssas can be suhssansiassd ny TIE racse
i respectable ses;aoraAis ever cssrsa !, fAvor g
any Proprietary rs6icsae TIA; sao RADICAL Cco1 10
CAfAxIu dos IN every case Aeosd tnssa1s ed PEI.
aaens relief No stser % how leng STANDING, OF Hov
the ErS dose gvcs sosh sv.a9ooo Of
n vsire in the sseaacns OF Catarrhal A9eexsees sAas
eczfaence a. fcis ability do u tAas "
claimed for H. Tie trst4sny Of physsci saA droe9bss
aad pafenss Is Ia this respect ard Ne &C
Yior to before obtained IN favor o. Rcy1ler
remedy. Tae psopsseeoSS, thcs0fofe. may juDey ~
proud Of the positsoa the RADICAL Srn0 A. ost0oos
~ eslasvs u OessAg e ~ ss0asasaoe.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-07
EGETINE.
VECETINE
HER OWN WORDS.

BALTINoRr, Mp, Feb 18th. I-73
Mr. l.. X. STEyrNs.
Dear SiTt-Suce several years have got n -or, and
very painful foot. hal some physicia hut they
condn' cure me Now have heard of your Np;srfSt
from lady who sick for long time, and bec1ne
ali well from your NECErISr. and went sud bough,
one bottle o! NrGETIyE and after had used one bot.
the pains len M. and u began heal and then
bought one other bottle. aud take IL yet Ithsnk
God for this remedy sBd yourself; and wishing every
sufferer may pay attention q Il. II is blessing for
health. Mn. L kEABE,
80 West baltimore street
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-07

bVtuoAy sOuSy Wv poo susCbe 30 su"~ :" -
we're her fathers house.
Let me see your pale, pink ribbons,
please-an inch and q quarter WIDE,
Her low, sweet voice sounded unusu-
ally kind to Nellie, fresh from the ear
singing tones Of the vinegar-voiced fore
woman, yet, although faint flush Of
appreciative admiration was on her
white checks rs she turned to reach
down the box Of pink ribbons. j. was
with q fatigue and almost pain of weari'
ness that did not escape either Mr.. Roth
says ferret gaze, or tho fOrewoman's
sarcastic, indignan. glance, or Bella
Dudley's bright, pleasant eyes.
Almost instinctively Nellie looked
across the room to see IL she were
watched by her torneniers, and ~ she
met their angry gaze as she turned
around towards Miss Dudley, with the
box of ribbons balanced on her slim, all
unused hands, she trembled, and the
heavy box tell with crash on the cover
Of the glass showcase, smashing 1t in q
thousand splinters, and breaking several
delicate little articles Of expensive value
that iay within.
Nellie gave gasp OF horror, and stood
looking at the result of her nervousness.
Mr.. Rotnsay came tearing down behind
the counter. The forewomsn stood still;
. ficndish smile on her cruel face. The
other girls stared, anticipative ct the
outburst that vas sure TO follow. Bella
Dudley only looked pltiful and kind.
"Dont look so terrified, child IL was
an accident that might have happened to
any one"
"But-but they will be 90 angry-And
can't afford to-pay for it,.
"You have been guilty Of the most nm.
warranted csreiessness, Mss Newell.
Of course you viii have 10 mako the
damage good. beg your pardos, mad
In"-to xiss Dsdley-"bst yos 80 bow
necessary il 10 TO enforce our rulse.
Miss Newell, is will cost yoa jast six
pounds to replace What yos have bro
ken."
go, Mr.. Rothsay. l dida't mean"
"Of course not-of course not Never
he less, the damage 10 done. You can
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-07
VEGETINE
SAFE AND SURE.

Mr. III T.. .sTrvrxs.
In ls12 your NrcrTiyr was recommended 20 me; ssa
yielding 10 the pcrsuasions OF frienI
try 1t VI the time was suffering from general sle.
billy and nervous proStrfion srI~rindue.rt by over
work and irregular habt-. it, wonderful siresxf,.-
ening and curative properties .~.u.d 10 my
bItated system from the nrsi Gos- AMI uEalrr its
persistent use rapidly recovered, gaining than
usual health aBd good feeling since then have no,
he-itaie TO give NEsErfsE my most unaaatnst, la.
dorsernent being safe sure ant powerful ag-nt
IN promoting health ami restoring M sisfsi sV-ts
ID new life afa ~hrggv NygyJiNI j. th- s,ly tosdI-
cane u-- ami a. long n live ns'F i,.st nad
n better
Your iruiv " ~ u NsT
10 Nontersv .lTrri L.. - LIZ.
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Y EGETINE
WHAT II NEEDED.

. E'sEiDn, I'D In. 81
n Srtfyx..
Bsgr ssrs--Alsssf sfb~~ k.susd M sstl
Feeble soHdt1n FINN gsfssFsl b~biitF hBsTftg
strongly recommended ss . frs.nd ksd
much bsnsiesl by IT, proeNrs~ the asfirir. and
Afer sing LITERAL Dsf'es rrsforsf ~ b. ain
'it-eOptaue it, isei zae os~fsssrf that fis~
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vsish IL especially pysyzrsd sss vyeif ets-~rfolfs
recommend - o. ihS-s issI fssf thu H~ssi
thing ia rf-t0T~ tissus 30 gsSFls-yt ,s~si.s.
sesf~efgsty saHr~. L. fTrrT<fsgTI
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-24
GOT THE WESTERN FEVER.

MIR. A. B. GORDON, Of Marshall county,
called at the REGISTER Office, yesterday
10 advertise his farm for sale, rs he de.
sires TO "Go West" Mr.. GORDON is not
only farmer but most excellent me-
chsnic as well. lie las spent many
wears of an active snd useful
life among tha hills and valleys
of West Virginia, snd we should
think it would 90 odd to him
10 get out on the plains OF the
great West away from the music of rapid
running waters. Speaking OF waters
brings to mind the fact that Mr.. Cor
DON has quite s reputation as bridge
builder. For many years he superin-
tended the construction OF bridges on
the line of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road, and one Of his latest jobs for that
company was the new bridge at Elm
Grove, on the B., w. y p. line. 1t is
probable that Mr.. GORDON has erected
more bridges than sry other man in
West Virginia. Altogether he is use
ful citizen, and we regret TO see sny such
leaving our State.
If Mr.. GORDON finds satisfactory
purchaser Tor his farm, he will make
Wayne county, lows, his future home.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-24
Marriage OF King Alfonso.

MADRID, January 23.-The marriage
Of King Alfonso and Princess Mercedes,
third daughter of Duke De Montpensier,
took place to-day at Atachs Cathedral
with great splendor. Among those
present were Queen Christina and King
Francisco, the kings grandmother and
father, special ambassadors from France,
Austria Russia and England, an Apos.
tolic Delegate, Count and Countess
of Paris Senators and Deputies
and other dignitsries. The Pope, who
is the Kings godfather, sent by an Apos-
tolic delegate wedding ring, blessed by
His Holiness, and rose of diamonds for
the Queen. The Duke De Montpensier
gives his daughter twenty-five million
francs, in addition to great quantity Of
diamonds, and wonderfully rich trous-
seau. Alfonso gives his Queen several
suites of jewels, aud his portrait set in
brillisnts. Great preparations have
been made for the festivities in celebrs-
tion of the marriage. They are 10 last
FIVE days, and will include various fes-
lures. There will also be six weeks
season of Italian opera. The Queen also
received from her sister, the Countess Of
Paris, magnificent set OF jewelry.
The wedding ceremony occupied near
ly two hours. Large crowds thronged
the streets and enthusiastically cbeered
the King and Princess. Thousands of
strangers are here.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-24
stolen Railroad Tickets.

SEw YoRE, January 23.-ROr some
time past the Nsv York Central and
Hudson River rsilrosI company hsve
been swindlsd by the paiLthg 90 The
market Of stolen pvSspger iickets, which
were sold at low rates. Detectives dis.
covered 9 rnsn 10 Po1ghkeepsis selling
s.slen tickets 70 9 number Of commercial
agents. He Was frightened INTO giving
the name Of the party from whom be
obtained tlcke.s, Who proved 70 Be
John Earl, Af0rnsr clerk in the A7di-
tors Office Of the oo9nty. Earl Vas AZ
rested and admit ei completely 10 'hI b1s-
inesz, bu. refused 70 diyuigs the names Of
other members Of the nng. The neke.
system 10 operation On the roads nsmsd
Is known a. @DupIex" CondGc.on are
required 70 punch the tickets spreenbsd
number Of times, sad in acsrisis Ssy
By reason Of haste or tssign, .ieks.s are
dsily returned which have no. been
punched By the conductor. II the
clerk into whose hands the unpunehsc
tickets fsll be dishonest, be pockets them
and hands them oct 70 eonisdsrstss o1.-
side, who sell them and divide The pro.
eesds bstEeea themselves, the con-
doctors and The clerk.