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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25
CYCLuPEDIA oF LITERATURE.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25

BLACKwoOD's MAGAZINE TOT January has been
republi she'd bv THE LEoNARD SCOTT PUBLIsHiSG
CO., Al Barclay Street y. Y IL Is somewhat later
tni- month than usual, the receipt of the early
lheets having been delayed By the recent wester-
y gales.
The leading article, entitled "The Electors Cat
echism " j. n sAtirical squib upon the Liberal par
~. which viii be amusing reading to those versed
IN English politics
In The Haven OF Carmel" we nnd a description
OF the sea coast OF Palestine, and speculatlons
upon the possibility OF developing the resources
4 the country under English Administration.
"A Medium Of Last Century" commences lit
tie family narrative, in which an old negro witch
or sOOthsayer is a conspicuous character The
scene is laid in Jamaica. The second part OF
Contemporary Literature" introduced us 10 Jour
nalsts and Maya zine writers. and takes the op
portunity 10 give hgh praise 10 the leading Quar-
terlies.
Other articles area continuation OF John Cald
gate" The Novels OF AlphOnse Daudet," and
"The Afghan War aud it, Authors"
The periodicals reprinted by THE LEONARD
SCOTT PUBLISHING Co. 81 Barclay street. y. Y.
ara as follows: The London Quarterly, Edtn6urg
Festminister and British Quarterly Rerletcs, and
BlGckis0Od'S Magazine. Price, a. year for any
one. or only sl5 for all, and the postage is pre-
paid by the Publishers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25
= BUSY MAN

u reply TO q friendly warning concerning his
eeslth said, Il have time 10 rest, or money to
doctor" What would you think if mechanic
-, aid ssy ne was too busy 10 keep his tools in
de-. Or -epIace them when l,st The early symp
r11s of die ase promptly Weld TO the proper reu'
%. NJl- eCt cou1rm, and makes disease incur
tt.-. Cor sumption in b.. early stages IS readily
rU q ~ the Use Of Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical
D.s over though IL the lungs De half wasted
away no medicine tcA elfsct cure. Yet no known
re.1.dy possesses sucn soothing and healing IN
see over ali ScrOiulous. tuherculOns, and pu J.
llU Gry Affections q the Discovery. John vii
Is ~ EIyria, Ohio. writes under date OF Deem
Der attn. Isl; The Golden Medical Discovery
40 pOsltirsly cure c3HsUmpt ton, as after trying
1v,.rY Oln-r medicine Ia vain. this succeeded. -
NJ. I. Phelps, Of CuthOert, Ga. writes: The
Golden Medical Discovery has cured NV wife OF
br1uchius and incipient consumption" Hun
dreIs OF names OF cured are published in DR..
Pieces Memorandum Book, which is given away
by 1ruggisss-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25
Terrible s,.rn. .a.. o. ra..ssay.

- a+'.tN 500 as et..ht We ..r.e '.f-f
The telephone has been successfully
operated between PoIliaaj sd Aagu,,s.
On the 27,b of July mex, toe B sank
OF England Wi. be ISj years OIL The
charter, granted 2; drJ iog eleven yoar,
hss been renewed from time o. time. In
TIC large buicia. Ou Tareadneed @
street eight hundred persons are now en-
poyed.
-Oa The fourth p gs Of ibis paper v Il
BE- found the constitution OF s. muIua. lie
life Insurance company, organized s.,
yeay, and y hich promises to be success
tn Institution. Read the regulations
carefully, and see II you cannot afford 10
carry lille more insurance oayour lie.
-HaLoweii has decided 20 continue IS
3 city. Vote Al to III. and las: Monday
evening alter the result OF The b4,!oliug
WIS known, 3 general jo.hficstion was
indl ged in. CsGuous weye fired. The
beis rung and tie oornet band Of the
ei,y psrsded the streets playing triumph
SD. airs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25
SUNDAY Afternoon for February, ope

~
a story hy James I Mckay; 10 has two others,
Paper R0-es by Sarah o. Jewett, author OF D""p'
haven. and one relating 10 the japanese Gu N
OF blood revenge by Prof VIM Elliott Griihs-
Calvin the sinner has a second lnstallment.
The ESSAYS include \ Conventional Console &c
hy Pres. John Ba-com OF Wisconsin Unver -,
Whist d. Conscience ?; and Minister'S Hobbie- by
" VI 2. Round.
Caroline II Dali writes OF Anna Jameson, with
whom she had a personal Acquaintance; T. c.
Gardner, best known by his popular books on the
architecture Of homes, gives IN the form OF a
-ketch the reason why the familiar MIR. and Mrs
john did not, or did go TO church; and J. Il. I.
Marsh takes ground against the sunday Daies as
IN Influence strongly conducive 10 the "COntinen-
TAI sunday "
The Lltsleton Reiorners suggest practical
meaus o! relief for women from domestic cares.
More about Jerry McAuly IS given; also MOODY
and SAnkey sketch; and accounts Of sir Michel
FaradAy, and Of DR.. r X. kane's Hans the
urceulsnder familiar to US from his connection
with various Arctic expeditions and there are
poems Toy Lucrecc and others.
The Eilt0r'- table has " here are the Churches
an article on theaters; Notes, and there are book
reviews.
g. 90 a year Springfield, Mass.
tanvasSs,rs wanted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25
neal Estate Transfers.
wEsTEKs DISTRICT.


Levi McALI.ter 90 Hilton McAllster, land Ia
Stgleham, Maria l.. W arren 20 Augusta L. ward,
smal pi- CO OF land ~ tryeburg Robert " Lock
hn tp + Bennett ~ acres land 10 sweden .
Thomas " Hu-Cuius 10 i'TUvO farringtOu, lAn1
IN Frl eturg Mary BickiurI 90 sarah a. Cotton
Ian build. iu brOWune,d; Asa y. Pike % ANY
k.c.al r4sOu, lam IN Denmark, Freeman Hatch %
l4ism :. " arren, 10 acres land iB Hiram. Al
btr- Colby % Nose, Hartman. farm in Frveburg
AtiS4l Hartford 90 Euos Head el 81. foreclosure
IaTm % Lowell, Dora l.. 0OlIthWait 20 John {
Hartman, share IN farm ia Frytburg Polly
Beau % Mary BIcSiJrt 90 al, land Ia Br0wndelt .
Man BlCkiOTc 90 sarah A. Cotton. same. Mar
=. amen o. Charles a. Th1rue, farm iu same
FREEMAN Pugslvy 90 y. ". Adams, land In HI
FAR, John " >uufner 90 Williams SJuiher. lands
~ FryCJsrg Asa @. Ftke 20 Ei Clemens, land IN
Hiram, JAIn,s A Holmes 70 Mary a. Hazeltine
lAu-- iu etOuelluu, John y Mason 20 same land
10 Lowell, Joseph Is. Cannon % same same.
). q HORRS Regr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25
1 wI.h Every body 20 Know.

Rev. George II Thayer, old citizen OF thi-
vicinity known 10 every one as a most lnnuon,i,,
citizen, and Christian Minister oC the NJ .E.Churrh
just IA!s moment stopped into our store to say /
wish every body to know that consider that both
myselfAnd wife owe our lives 20 Shlloh's Consump.
lion Cure" II IL having tremendous sale over
our counters and is giving perfect satisfaction N
all cases Of Lung Disease. such a. nothing clf,
has done, prs Matchett n France.
bourbon, Ind, May 70, -
sold by a. VI. GERRY. 40. Paris, and all
other Drtrrists
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25

OXFORD sat q Court of Probate held at
Paris within and for the county OF OXFORD
on the third Tuesday Of January. A. ID. 1879,
A LEXANDER MILLS, named Executor In n
N certain Instrument purportidg to be the Last
w I'M and Testament OF Eliza Mills, late Of Water
ford In said county, deceased, having presented
the same for Probate:
Ordered, That the said Executor give notice
o all person intereste dby cansinga copy ofthis
order be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In
the oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they
may appear ~ Probate Court TO be held at Paris
n SAID County on the third Tuesday Of Mar. next,
y O'Clock in the forenoon and show cause II any
they have whythe said Instrument should not be
proved. approved and allowed as the last VIII
and Testament OF said deceased
A. WALKER, Judge.
Atrueoopy-attest: III. G. DAVIS, Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25
A Variety Wedding.

There vas a very interesting gather
ing on Wednesday evening last at the
residence of Rev. Seth Benson, North
Paris, on the twentieth anniversary OF his
marriage. In the afternoon delegation
OF Mr. Beuson's congregation at Bryant's
Pond arrived, with many of the friends
and reighbors from Paris Hill, Green
wood North Paris and vicinity. The
time passed very pleasantly in forming
new acquaintsnces snd renewing associs-
lions OF the past, singing and social eon-
versation, followed by a generous repast,
Including tea, coffee, and variety OF
cake 10 which those assemblies did ample
justice. Ia the evening. lhe choir oi The
Bryanps Pond Baptist Church favored
those present with some veIy fine sing
ing. Miss Emma Durham presiding st
the organ. The choir consisted OF the
following: GA. Whitman. tenor. leader;
Mrs. EnEarl and Mrs. +. NJ Lawrence
soprano; Miss I-ells Lawrence. alto; Mr..
A. ID. Bryant, baSso. This wa followed
by several songs from Mss J. Ella Ben
son and Mrs. L. + Barrett, which were
very finely rendered.
Mr.. Benson announced that A poem had
been discovered among the present, which
seemed 10 have been written Tor the
occasion, snd j. NJ. Davis was invited 10
read the same, as the writing was per
hAps familiar 10 him. The poem was as
follows:
We used % sing OF welding bands,
which bound the hearts, As well as hands
OF loyers-u you please.
These songs were OF the honey moon,
which changing sometimes-quite too soon,
Would make but skm.milk cheese.
Yeti the moon Dc cheese or not,
The bridal DAY seems not forgot
In these fast DAYS OF steam;
For now they have them DER aud DER,
In hall Of ten, aud ten times more,
Just As the time has been
There Wood and Tin. and silver bright,
And richest cold will come in sight
When a1y years arc Ger.
The bTiia. pair nov sct The fee.
A well al, p-rs1n-ss you see
Ia by-soue days Of yorc.
kinl CALCULATIONS nJw are due.
oar bridal friends 90 no,h OF you,
Which We DO cordial siyci
May Heavens 1lcs,.a- q yol come,
Abide with 70 IN hear; ami home,
While Oh the earth you live.
Very interesting And appropriate re
marks were made by Rev. Mr. Benson.
Alden Chase, Esq. OF BryaDts Pond,
who performed the marriage ceremony
twenty years ago, and Il. E Hammond.
Esq, OF Paris Hill.
The presents consisted OF a CREST Va
giety OF useful and ornamental articles.
suca as book OF poems. vases glass ware,
linen, stationery, sterooscopic views.
With some OF Uncle Sans silver thrown
in 20 complete the assortment. A51u.
nine o'clock me parry dispersed. al ,,U
ioc Ina, they had passed very profitable
and entertaining occasion. d.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25
THE TIDY HOUSEWIFE.

The csrSful. tidy housewife, when she is giving
her house 10 spring cleaning, should bea- In mind
that The dear inmates OF her house are more prcc-
ious than houses. and that their -y stems need
cleansing by purifying the blood regulating the
stomach and bowcl, 10 prevent and cure the dis.
eases arising from spring malaria and miasmA,and
she should know that there is nothing that will 10
/, 50 perfectly and surely as Hop Birers, the
puresI and best Of all medicines. see other col
umu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25
EVOLUTION.

In lisa, DAguerre commenced experimenting. In
1889 be gave to the world the process of making
Ct-uer r"typcs. BY patient industry, the art has
,yolyed Ia The perfect pictures OF the present.
lie who We've % fast fading pictures OF his an.
ccstnrs, AMI con .,.tcs them with the almost liv-
Ing and la ing photos apis OF to-day must ac-
knowledge an ADVANCEMENT. II advancement has
been made In photography and other sciences, is
IL asking too much, simply because 1t cannot be
ocularly demonstrated, that the doubts and uncer
Iainties Of SIR Ashley Coopcrs time be set aside,
ana an equal improvement granted in the science
OF medicine? Must the ability Of the studous and
experienced physician be doubted, imply because
the negligent and inexperienced fail? But few
years since the diseases aud u eaknesses peculiar
30 women were regarded iucurable. Now Dr.
Picrcc's Fayorte Prescription is sold under n pos
tive guarantee to cure. Ladies. il afflicted, and
you wish TO avoid painful examinations and use
less local treatment, and employ q medicine thar
is scientifically prepared that Is chemically pure,
that IS regularly graduated In strength, and that
will never disappoinI you in is action, use Or.
Piercc's Fayorite Prescription.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25
WORKING MEN.

BEFORE you begin your heavy spring work aileT
winter OF relaxation. your system needs cleans
,ug and strengthening 10 prevent an attack OF AZ
ne, Bilious or spring Fever, or some other Spring
sickness that will undi you Tor seasons work
You viii save time, mnch sickness and great cx.
penso II you will use one bottle Of Hop Bitiers in
your family this month, Don't wait. See other
colunln. nl.2w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25
nIALARIAI FEVER.

MALARIAL FEyERs, constipation, torpidity OF
The liver aud kidneys, general debility, nervous
ness and aeuraI-ilc ailments yield readily Co This
gIca. disease c0u4ueror, Hoy Buffers. II repairs
The rayages OF disease by converting The food INTO
rich blood, aud 10 gives new life and yigor IN the
Sged and iuhrm always. see "Proyeros' in 9th
er eel run f252w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25

BALLoU's MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR MARCH -
This magazine, the best and cheapest of its class
in the country, 10 well known TO every one. The
March number IL now out, and contains, among
other illustrations, two remarkable pictures OF
Cape Horn and its surroundings by the author 0i
"A WhNleman's Adventures" II gives the result
II race between TWO cOpperladened ships from
Valparaiso u Boston, and is very entertaining
PAPER for all 10 read. Then there are the usual
domestic stories thrilling adventures and just such
matter a. the people should aud do read. Re
member, this valuable magazine Is ONLY 81 90 per
snnum, postpaid, ana Is for sale at all The period
lcl depOts ia the country for 10 cents copy just
read the list OF contents and see what good one
it i Views Of cape Horn Richard C9nr lie
ai0u;" "A Roman Peasant-Girl;' "Hope;" The
tisme fla Crosse 1.-THE Battle Tor the Cedars ~
The Prisoners" "A Mothers Love-" "RecOm-
en-ed - wicked Lady walsingham; :" Chang
ri - "A Lovers Song" "RecOlections OF Other
DAYS; - "The Last of the Magicians;'' How Lu
,icilla Tried 10 Outwit Them pee asiy Marriages"
Loves Sunset" Something about Precious
stones" Cedar Buds Revenge" our Young
Peoples Siory-Teller -" MY Mothers Husband -
.'Ruthven's Puzzle Page" Editorial Notes :"
The Housekeeper;" "Curious Matter; - Things
Pleasant and otherwise; :" "Our Picture Gallery
humorous illustrations). Published by Themes
* Talbot, % Hawley Street, Boston, at sl.5oi a
year postpaid.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25

The maiu cause OF nervousness Is Indigestion,
an .na, is caused by weakness Of the stomach.
No one can nave sound nerves and good health
without uslng Hop Bitters 20 strengthen the stOm.
sen. purify the blood and TO keep the liver and
kidneys active, 10 carry OF al the poisonous and
~. te matter Of the system. See other column.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25
The hishes; authority In New England, the 5

The highest authority In New England, the state
Assayer OF Massachusetts, after a careful Analysi.
OF Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hail Remover cert
dcd that 1t is the best preparation for ts intended
purposes that has been exhibited for eXaminati n
that It's constituents pure aud carefully -eic.
eel for excellent quality. and tnat It forms an eC
Glen, preparation Tor promoting the growth OF IN,
us.g and resior ng the original color. This world
renowned preparation i- Tor sale Icy all druggists
90 Record Red Oat. IoicG.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25

A single pail Of water in season has saved many
a splendid block--one bottle OF Ada1asoa's Cough
BGisam may save a life If taken in time. 1t cures
coughs, colds, Group. &c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25

TO tlc Iycl;iscm,.' i...urs,
VIII. ..i ). tlr 'uagucr that 10 .r.-..t 90 +:
che. .g.h -. Ascgreit i-~sr OF f.D H..lcr.
ti-cU Too each pap"r. .u u book ke.t for
thai &C., .sr, 20 AL times object % fIe in
spcclI. Utt o. advertise. "Ul marking .Hin-
Is in d. d paper the advert selncAt 40 b. .tp-
pears 10 wlCn thn advert ser c0m,s or
scuus r purpose uf nav ing tine files eN-
aminej 81 f c"' may light promptly upon lis
annD,iu. e.icft. without the labor OF scar .hinE
n wuu.c nap. or page.
l. r-o. on omissions occur. % l. our duty
TO % ti. Publishers, 20 our own expense Tor
hboI. uIstagc or messenger, and 10 see to 10
that ry 'iisneT OF tho paper actually Toes
rcnf' fI' specified scTyic" for which th' adj
ycrti~. contracted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25

WHEREAS. Asa H. Walker Of frycburS, II
w tho County OF ONtO.d aud state OF Maine
by his mortgage Iced dated October 2.l. 1873, rc.
corded 10 she oxford Western District Registry OF
Deeds, Book -. Page ~. conveyed 10 me, tue sub
Scribcr, o li. undivided interest 10 the real e.
taJe OF hi- late tAthcr, John T. Walker, aud Of
which his 10 e. He'd relEcl or Possessed OF, NJ
had any title err interest in al time Of his decotsc
aud which real csiaic comprised the home lead
iarm and out iynd herewith connected, all -liu'
s,ed ia Saia Frveburg, and occupied 10y said John
4. walker az lime OF his decrease, and for many
years beforehand al 80 thai parcel OF iutervale land
IN Fryebur- known IS "thc Frye POlat," and
decided 10 -.I John Z. Walker by Caleb and
Nathaniel Tvc. and also that parcel Jf intcryale
land in said -venurg known - the "Hnrr Field
sud decided 20 aid Jonn 4. Walker ny stewart Il.
Horn; and whereas the condition Of sh,d mort
gage Is broken, n,w therefore by reason whereof,
/ claim a f5rcc -ure by virtue OF the StAtdtc 10
such case matr and provided.
DAVID X. HASTINGS.
Frycbnrg F,l-rZJ 1879. 3l3w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25
DIED.

In Paris, Feb. 10, Asaph Bird, aged 81 years.
In Waterford, Feb. Is, Mrs Sylvis Saunders
VIE Of the late Amos Saunders, aged 81 years.
Lilies labor done, as sinks the day,
Light from is load the Spirit lilies,
While heaven ana earth combine to say,
How blest the righteous when he dies"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25
cur Promise.

w .umisc those advertisers who cutIu-t
their re Rising patronage 20 our manage.
mem ..It we viii not allow them 10 be
chnrF '. To AMY instance, rry more than the
publ .r-' schedule r,tr- That We Will PRO.
cure Acl ihr g. CrnfnHcr OF any u.lNdu-
tageoi. oiler definitely made 60 them hy any
nCwsrtIr publisher, Advertising agent, or
cHuNa n OF possibility. Ncarr unwilling
20 DO work without a prott. and never offer
20 60 .. 'rt Iu coufpruit. with tic promise
made .... t.c Som, times md u advisable
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25
MARRIED..

In Bethel, Feb. 10, by Rev. ID. Garland, Mr.. vii
Bethel
In Bethel. Feb IS, by Rev II. Foster, Mr. George
BnmPus, and Miss Lizzie r. Crockett, both OF
Woodstock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25

Lung complaints, Bronchitis, coughs as thma
sore throat. catarrhal cough, Group &c, cured by
Adamsoa's botanic Babdn. Price % cts,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25

OXFORD, - AT a Court OF Probate held at
Paris within and for the County OF Oxford on
the third Tue.d of January, 4. ID. ls79.
IyILLIAM IL. GREENE, Executor on the es
w tate OF George Babb, late OF Peru, in said
County, dee, ised, having presented his account
OF Naturalization Of the Estate of said deceased
Tor allowance:
Ordered, That the said Executor give notice
to all persons Interested by causing copy ofthis
orderto be bishedt wee succes the
oxford Democrat printeds at Paris that they may
appear At a Probate Court o be held at Paris
In said County on the third Tuesday OF March next,
st O'Clock inthe forenoonands hew causeif any
they have why he same should not be allowed.
All. WALKER, Judge,
Atruecopy-At II. g. DAVIS Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25
OUR CUSTOMERS ENTITLED TO OUR BEST
SERVICES.

wheneyer We are doing the advertising Tor
any Individual, or firm, We consider them en-
titled 10 our best ScrN ices. II they suggest
using a paper which We know To be not the
best for the purpose. we say so and give
the reasons. We often c1peud "A good deal OF
time for very small advertisers, much more
than the profits on their patronage would
Warrant; but We are content as they eutru 81
20 US what they have TO disburse. and inhu-
ence IN onr direction the patronage OF their
friends md acquaintanccs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25
The aTJRE or TIE SERVICE WHICH IT IS
ORR BUSINESS TO RENDER 70
The ADVERTISER.

We -,f,tkc 90 maintain su c,,ab!i~hod
ere. % every newspaper, aad 90 have at
bar -rH'i ulr o. charge, for al r.li sing
spa columns; 70 De able to quote
the r'I., Zoo un advertiser who wishes ono or
sew .u' to procure tho prompt insertion
Oft. 70. Cmcnt without any extra q. largo
for irr rendered; which service CON
sis's ..l-.!rg the price, printing or Ws.' ing
as ft duplicates 81 tho advertisement ~
ma .r'rc', forwarding ths copy for
In uur own expense FOR postage
or U -sus.r service -Z4In!ning rho papers
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25
THE AaduAr Of MONEY 70 Be EXPENDED.

Per. Who have AaI Little experience As
adyel often hav" e pretty clear under.
standl < Ofwhat they would like 10 DO, butare
entire ignorant fthc probable cost.
We D. SD made ont tor such person g. plan
OF adv. sing calling GOT an invc>tmC.t o.
$500, -j on submitting II for approval. found
our en-. oucr Glsmaycd 900 the magnitude OF
the cXVclsr. be- not having contemplate an
expcu ..lr. exceeding 500 or 200. In such
cas-. .,ur vould have been saved, II at the
conn. Ic,WDut OF the negotiation the Qucs-
ton BAD is.u asked: How much money are
you pr,. Ir.d tO dcyot. o. This adycrt i-ing -