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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-25


The most popular and fragrant Perfume Of the
day "HACKMETACK," try il. Sold by A. VI.
GERRY, south Paris.S nd all other druggists.
DO You Believe IL
That in this town there are scores Cf persons
passing our store every day whose lives are made
miserable BY Indigestion. Dyspepsia, Sour and
distressed Stomseh. Liver Complaint Constipation,
when Tor IS cts We will sell them Shoh's VitaliT-
er, guaranteed 10 cure them. sold BY ANGER
RY, 80. Paris, and all other druggists.
We Challenge The world.
When we say We believe, We have evidence 70
prove that ShHohS Consumption Cure is decidedly
the best Lung Medicine made, in as much as Il
Will cure a common or Chronic Cough in one half
the time and relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Whoop
ing Cough. Group, and show more cases Of Con
sumption cured than al others. twill cure where
they fail, it Is pleasant 10 take, harmless TO the
youngest child and We guarantee what we sAy.
Price 10 els, 50 cts. and slOO. II your Lungs
Are sore. Chest OF Back lame Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. sold by A. ". GERRY, 80. Psris,
and all other Druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-25
FEMALE COMPLAINTS,

50 common 90 our best female population are gen
eraYy manifested bv Che uneasy, restless sensA
tion Of the patient. The stomach ans nervous -ys-
Zen are slI ,ynpaihtllcAllv dsoritred IN most dis
eases OF the uterus There Del also dull. heavy
pam constantly tcI in the lower portion 90 the
back. or a severe uurU.- - and sharp pain that j.
almost uuenfursblr soreness through the lCius,
pubs ~ lower portion OF The shdoueu aud through
the upper portion OF the jh.sb-. nausea il t1C
stomach Dr. of frequent occurrence pam ana < id-
PISS IN the head, a scu-c % CONFUSION or weak
ness and constant rgunius tr1m one OF both eyes
sometimes follow As -ymI athletic symptom 'i
di-sa sd uterus. and viii the weakness Of the
muscles there i- a constant bearing down pam. q
puuiag irotu the bowels thst render 90 very Tair.
flll % walk OF stand for ANY length oi time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-25
TIE "HOMiNG INSTINCT N
PIGEONS.

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plans.
Probably 'he most prominent example
., Ills wonderful power Is the case oi
.'m..- pigeons. These pigeons are very
strong %. wing and the" in'y'l'S.".'
ir cultivated I'D q h'I" d gree ''' '.'-"
le.-r -.. has been made use ODD
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a. A-',di,E, therefore BOO" -..-
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-25

1t IS proposed to erect in Paris a
statue of Antoine Augustin Parmentier,
who introduced the potato into France.
Parmentier was a chemist and died in
1918. His grave in Pere Lachaise has
potatoes planted upon it in grateful re-
membrance of his services.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-25
Sheria's Sale.
COUNTY OF OXFORD. IS:
STATE OF MAINE

COUNTY or OXFORD. SIS:
Taken on execution and will be sold b. public
auction, on SATURDAY the twentieth dsy OF Decen.
Der A ID. 1879, at ten O'Clock IN the forenoon =.
The 0fiire OF Alfred ;. KimbalLes IN Waterford
sad cOunty all the right In equity. which Frank
In Sargent OF oxford IN the county OF oxford.
had on the 23d day OF August, j. 1873 10 seven
o'clock ~ the afternoon, when the same WAS 81.
tached on the original VIII, % redeem the follow
ng described real estate, with the buildings there
Un, situated IN oxford, IN said county, and being
said SaTgent's homestead farm .-Commeuc,a g on
lie westerly side Of the road leading by the former
iwelling house OF AiAnsOn Bryant, and - cnty-
-hree and one Ealf rods, IN a sUutheIly direction
ron the north east corner OF The homestead farm
low occupied BY myself: thence south my TWO
degrees west commencing on val ana consinn
iug same cOurse and part Of the distance by a
Stone wall Until u strikes tie llue OF land owned
ly Eben, ser 4. liolme- thence south easterly on
bee lire OF said Holiness land 10 corner between
aid Holiness and sargruts land thence north
-nstert On said ssrgrnts line 10 said ruau tuer c.
north westerly b. s4ld ROAD 20 The nrst mentioned
pounds
Also another parcel or land bounded a. follow:
oumencing at north westerly corner OF the 10,
tJuNe described un the westerly slie OF The road
raIIns hy the lormer cw'Li' x h"u-e Of Atsn-on
blNaut deceased, aud EtAt trc TOMB Owned by ih'
irir- Oi toe late Mm [ whitney decreased thence
'uintrS Ds laid road tii % strikes The land sod
nr by Abraham Dean, thence sOuthweStrriy uy
he li0e oi sait Ian o the Inc OF ia q Owned ny
.OrItZrr HuIur-; n. u e. u1lihtry ON sdlt
tolc,' lIuv TO The corner nf iat above desc ib-1
G,ncr -ouiiea-trrl. by fhr lie Of LIANT 90 ned boy
aid liomr- and t3y south .rif sidc line "l s.ia-
ID .wuluks nOmc-tr11 ilrm % the iir,t mruilJuet
.ruuo
Inc aooye premise. ne.ng subj cot 90 o mort.sie-
acuidgu 90 ON'Uri Rex .uf 90 Dryu-, b .uh ilt
,-rr jt1. gwen by tHr .Hl1 Plank boz .rgftt nj.
Naltrt 10. tlui;lts 80 stru,c the g. mrtf Orion.
tuuricg d.liar- IN ure year from t.Ie, Win ''r.
.-L annually. dated October tWciIlt a ID. ls.t
The above premises being also .u .-rf 20 ~.
.'.h-r Worsg e. given tf aid sargent O. ~'iie Z.
fIH IN .F
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-25

"A peasant, being at confession, ac-
clsed himself of having stolen some hay.
The father confcssor asked him how
many bundles he had taken from the
stack. "Ihat Is no consequence, re-
piled the peasant; you may call It q
wacou-load. for my wife and | are going
TO fetch tie remainder very soon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-25
LYDIA 4. PINkHAM's
VEGETABLE COMPOUND

IL positive core for those painful complaints aud
Weakne-ses peculiar sr women. Do restores the
blood to De- natural cOuI.tou. trcyt- the vital
power Alright Etht us TIE rr-r 'r- nt The Ter
us AMI lfts ~ into plscc. aut gIyC- 20 tone and
strength. ths- Che cure .- radical ard entire 10
strengthens tle back aal pg.N.- rtslru. gives
tone o. the whole DtrFuus system 20 restores ci--
placed organs . their natural position That fee
ins o. bearing down, causing pain, weight and
heNdac1e, ,s alSAys permanently cured 0v Is u.e
The patients, who could before walk butN fcV steps
and Witl great pain, .aitef The OF tll-
edy walk several miles without di comfort lt per
inca e. every portion 90 the stem md gives new
LIE and yigor. 10 removts Dyspepsia, FsinJne~s
flziulency DESTROYS all craving for stimulAnt-.
and relieves weakness % the stomach. 10 Fill
entrely The worst forms % ling OF the l @
crur. LrucorrhCra. Painful Menstru SJi0u. Iulam
NATION or Clcerauon Irregularities. FioCtiuEs etc
kor The cure OF hiduty Complaint ui esther SCI
khls compound Is unsurpassed.
IL j. impossible for "a woman, alter faithful
course OF treatment tl this medicine 10 continue
% have weakness % he uterus. anI thousands 90
women today cherish grateful remembrance n
The help derived nom she Zee OF tlls REMEDY
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Maine Steamship Go.
scmi-weckIy Line 10 New York.
Steamers EIeanora and Franconia.

willuntil further notice leave Franklin WhGrl
Portland every MONDAY and THURSDAY
ats p. NJ and leave Pier IS East River, New
York, every MONDAY and THURSDAY at :
Z. NJ.
The Elcanorai Ia a new steamer justbuilttorthis
route and both she andth FraneOnia are lifted ~
with hne accommodations for assengers MAKING
this themost cOnyenicntand comfortable route ioI
travellers between New York and Maine. lhes'
ste,,-ers will touch AT Vineyard Haven during the
sunni y months on their passageto andfrom New
York.
Pas-agein state Room 400 ,ncalseNtra.
Goods forwarded 10 and from. Philadelphia
Montreal Quebec. So John and all uarts OF Name
s.-Frrixht taken At the lowest rates.
shippers are requested 90 send their freight O.
the steamers carly AS {, z. NJ. on ihyr thel
leave Portland. For further Information apply C.
HENRY SOX, General Agent, Pcrtl.at
JF.AMEs, 4 r., New urE.
Tickets and state rooms can also hc ob'Hin"' 4
Ev-la ~ street iuly--tf
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To Inventors and Mechanics.

PATENTS and how to obtain them. Pamphlet
Of sixty pages free, upon receipt Of Stamps lot
Postage. Address
GILMORE, SMITH x Co,
Solicitors oJ Patents, Dor 81,
nf-tf Washington. u. G
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-25
the WONDERFUL

En,ots OF the Extract OF
CELERY and CHAMoMILE
NerrOss System and DiQeStire
Organs,
IN CURING ESPECIALLY
Sick Headache, Nervous Head
ache, Neuralgia, Nervousness
and Indigestion,
Preventing Neuralgia OTthe Heart
and Sudden Death.
This Preparation Hs. Won a Reputation
TnknOWn TO Any other Article. for the
Cure and Prevention OF these Diseases.
Read the Following Interesting state
msnt Of this Discovery
Celery has only come into public notice within
perments and experience have proved beyond
doubt ;ha; 10 controls nervou, irritation and peri
Odic nervous and sick headache 90 a marked de-
gee.
But combination CT the EXTRACT OF CELERY
AND CHAMUNILE, which has been bur recently n
troduced 10 The profession and the public by nv
self has produced such marvellous results ln cur
inE nervousness and headaches, and especially
nervous and sck headaches .nelrsi.ia ind zee ion
and -leep.cssrc-s hat % has excited public ai-eu
tou art newspaper comments. ano. therefore,
give the following Information o. the public 20
avoid answering hundreds Of letters Of inquiry
about them:
Ny Celery sud Chamou .e Pills for the cure Of
headaches and nervousness. are prepared under
ny supervise lon AMI arr intended eNpres-y 90 cure
headaches neuralgia. iuli Question. sieep' e,suess
and uervousnes-, au3 viii cure any ease where nc
Organic disease or The brain spinal cord exists.
Hundreds OF cases OF many year,' standing have
been cured. No matter hOs chrome or obstinate
the case may Dc, q permanent cure rs morally Ger
tain. This staten emf i made Alter years Of eNpe-
Renee "a ,leu nee mo- The general practice o. medi-
coS.
These pills are also valuab. Tor schoOl children
who suffer from nervous headaches caused by an
ovvrworkeu brain their stu les and Tor all class
&c OF hard bra workers v h0se oyertaNed nervous
eenters need repair AM ISOLATION. Nervous tremcr,
WeakEe-- ami para isis are beng daily cured by
these pills They correct coslIyeness, but Are not
purEatlyc.
Directions on each box Price 50 cents. OF *
bottles Tor O. -. postage free 20 any address No
order nleo unless accompanied bV the money.
For -ale oy all wholesale snj retail druggists. De
pot l-t North EutSw street. Baltimore, Nd.
Z. ". BENSON, NJ. D.
PARSONS. BANGS * CO,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
IL > lie Middle street, PORTLAND, MALNK
GENERAL AGENTS
Fox sALE Br Geo. I. wilson and A. NJ. Gerry,
So. Paris. a J, Rowe, NoWsy; j. a RAVson,
Bnckheld. OF, 's5,Wly
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~...a st. U.. Eiar.laf. M..i. w..-
O. ,.u.... at.rtH. alta -t.D.r '' gu.
to.l. .uI .,. l.,s p1.t. iat .|
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f1TTYn r,EDID NAV be found on lie Al Geo.
HIS Z AZ LII 4. Rowell & Cos Newspaper
Advertising Bureau (Q Spruce 81 wisns sdye 1.,.ns
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Esa!cOlLIAS'H's'''s
VOLTAIC PLASTER
ALWAYS CURES.
ENLARGED Spleen.

TAis ! 20 certify that have been using your
CcLLixs' VoLTLfd PLAtrxrs for Enlargement Il
TIE spleen Aui Depression "a the stomach, tai
they have given mo moro relief than any other
uend theu 10 All suffering nom tho Ssects OF pain
GaG Inflammation. - ~r,,
P.eEEEIya. No. jane 8. ~.
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Sbyere Pain.

Severe ram.
Havfrg occAs'ou % usc arcmccy frr = rsry sr-f-e
rata IN ny sidc tried one - your CofLtN.' NoL-
TA;c rL4srEus, and ia tUea;y .iQgr hegf, ih' pA!a
VS. c.tirciy removed. y u. NANAlN,
Asft Cashier F!rst N-t. Daak.
I-v~-v, N-,,v June -, 1871.
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Weaknesses
Price, 30 Cents.

Do car-fll - o1tkla COLLINS N1LrAfr i-t5-
-nA s. cHrlNirati7n Z Ei-ctri- All Violate lstcf,
Win hisLlT AcficAtei Plaster. ~ lc,n o. TO
above cu' soia ~ all Wholesale and Retail Dug.
g!st, Throughout he Cniied states Aot Can.Gss,
aud y wEEKs { POTTER. PTo?.ictors. Hc1t-a,
Alss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-25

This Preparation Has Won Reputation
UnknOW 10 Any other Article. for the
Cure and Prevention OF these Diseases.
Read the Following Interesting state
mxnt Of this Discovery
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-25

Preventing Neuralgia oft the Heart
and Sudden Death.
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PARSONS. HANGS * co

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
IL . lie Middle street, PORTLAND, MALNE
GENERAL AGENTS
Fox SALE Br Geo. L. wilson and A. NJ. Gerry,
So. Paris a. J, Rowe, NoVsy; j. \. RAVson.
Bnckheld. O2l ,'13,Wly
, 1879-05-28
CROP-pROSP.EOTS.


lLIlNO1As
8nfefat NspAfeh<tto The Tribune,
pAwwEg, sanga1non Co.. May a7-Corn has
conc poorly. Must 'lnvo rain to l'rlpg IT. np
Oats Needing rain. Winter wheat heading, but
sllort.
GsyEsEo, Henry Co., May a7.-Only fair
stand Of corn. a great deal Of rcplansinR,
Spring wicat AMI oats arc backward
titLLsuoao, Montgomery Co, May 21.-Corn
cntncs poorly. Al least onehaff Will have to DO
renlantctl. Wheat straw rcry short aud heal
Ing. Not over half length. Oats have boon in.
]urctl 10 per cont BY the drought. Pastures nso
yBry short.
EUREKA, Woodtora Co.. May a7-poor stand
OF corn. Large acreage planted ovor With not
much better rcsults tl,nn the Irst. Small grain
of MI kinds Is injured badly by the drought.
Pastures drying up. With tho poor stand Of
corn ani thin stand Of oats there Is cvory pros
pect now Of short crop. Some corn is big
enough 10 psow; some Just through the ground.
Somo is lying in tic ground ns dry ns when
planted, R.ld will not sprout until W. haro good
Snxr.RryI1ru, Shelby Co., May 97-Wintcr
wheat 10 injured bv tho drought: Opfy about
half thu tslal feed OIL pastrcs Cnr'i IL spront-
cd. Not IN cnough TO Actcrnine the stand,
Winter wheat 4 beading SHIRT. somo 80 low
tilat It will DO difficult to cut.
Mason C1TY, sfAso' Co., May 3I.-Winter
wheat hpat,il,., out very short fron the effects
Of dry weather. Largo AcrouEo OF oats. bit
they Arc short. Some farmers blowing hn aild
planting to corn. Corn nearly nil nlansed.
Lnnt IN had condition. No ratn for six wgeks.
Unless II comes aoou, ANAL grain will bo d fall
urc,
WArvrsvrhLE. Dc Witt Co, May 27.-.We
have poor stand OF corn. l.nrEc acreaEo being
ut least onc-thlrt by tue drought. Pastures 50
per cent. Winter wheat hcaaluE outyrry short.
, 1879-05-28
CRIMINAL.

The Richards- Campton cross-suits arc still
dragging along 10 Justice Hammer, Court,
viii, m inmedtntn orosnett of n sett}crncnt.
Frank Humphreys, IN alleged restaurant
krcpcr at South Evanston, was yesterday 1ucd
$500 and costs by Justice IIuutoon for selling
lnuor within the limits Of ,hat y,rtuous and
,uuos "''" .s.,n ene ''''''' " $"a$ '"'a'"' A''
temperate village
Kober. Scott, d colorcl walter st tt,a Palmer
1rn",. na. ,nckrd IN NJ ,lo arnorv lat ri9bt
upou e,argc Of p,starly preferred by a good
,,s,,.t7 v,,,',,g co,orc,, .,'r, nn,,aa ,.,c,,-I.
Iinsrn,nh' tyin,, NJ NJ, :rFl TbTti nvsnuc
"'ps.o''o' .''"'S' ~ ''o. ~" A"'" A'suas.
=, Michael George, m lta1ian reading at No: IS
Sherman street. wns bcforo Justice .Efindiyllle
EEestc1sy shsGEed Tli ssSsSs Ss worth nt
nucl. =. tho trsnsc'ipt th's being 2 change u
yc1lse from Poi!nk) failed to SGT fusth that
Gcurgc knew the property to bs etoten, he was
discharged.
Al s,.,,,,,,u ,ec 1ma,,,na ,y rou,tr. ,t,-l.-
lam. was kciore Justiss Drayton as Yesterday s.i
nnneys. ,hn prnnrrtr ot Ehar,r. II. Th,ckst,,n
a,mi Arthur E,rni..i,ips II nnnrnrrd ti,xt H..
oiEensc, II auy, was committed In St. Louis, and
the Court DISCHARGED ;ie defendant: Thickstau
on eapia.. lle was ,aken charge Of by a
gigantic Deputy-ShnrlY. u,,u scent the day Ia
trying to Ect bai' in s10o
.,,r xr;,,I,,,, 1,,s xnn,a - II sl,.4t,r r..
tcrax "u n, cns nntr,e,i H. s.Ipnr Jga,
~ Jans. nrnx " a. sh.. sothwo.t '"s ,s,rusr ~
Sanud d tI"raia W. sns WY sts nin ..
f",. dtn. I .stt, ~, ~" aea nfE
' .',s s". I'LL tns ~ H. ~ aoat
Wcha t.iar irc,ed ,i", hi ~ Il, Nv a,.,,r;,
i, "I'tt T., H.. % anu ~ y. -, e. NIL.
~ ' snossa1s la n,,i - .n s a. w. Ss9
~ % .a hIHe"ah' i, WIS u19se" ~ sa,Gtai
qnr ,roat 1,,, "' nr .ae @
III, ~ eiY, -" ,,,n ~. ~ H. a.se' "4 NUS
w..,. ~. .,,.,.. .,,u .,,.<,. .,..A ..,.
IN ~ t'a!GsM ", u1nS u;
r",i.,a .'ct ', .tao ;.1,,, ~. tf,1 ~
a. opuJ'a. Iss,I ia otuatt " 'Isi .H t, NUS
x {%Iss'us ~, "G.u !" .o ~ .at euu.s ~
p,.s VII ~ eae.so .n na.t1es' ,''. na.se.., ..o
1vtuaa Ws '"is.. . 1"o'u ,s' 'tn. H. nSn Ma.asn
.nt, "n1 ~ LII, a"tt 'vht. o ,,b nasnpGcn ; ,
, 1879-05-28
COUNTY BUILDING.

There will bo no tall OF the calendar In tho
Criminal Court to-day.
Thirteen marriage liceuacs wcre issued by tic
County Clark yesterday.
Tie dEAMl Jurf apcnt The day In the o1-
En!nnttun Ut miscellaneous jail cascs, and
found eleven indictments.
Thu aut brought IN lh8 County Court by tho
Kelly N'indow-lItnh Company against Van Ar
man Il uordon, uttoTnayk, was yeatc rdoy decided
I'll layor Ut the defendants.
II iB thought that thu transcrfpt n tho case OF
John LalHb lnhy bc completed to-day, II It is,
the appltrasto Tor rosIrw vii! he tnalu beEura
the Appellate Court souao ttu.o Tomorrow.
In the Criminal Court yeatoruar, Walter
WaAeh wa wa r., trica for en,bez.lament from .. D.
shercr, hhd thc Jury wrrc Instructed to return u
sealel verdict. tiustaye Stevens. Indicted for
burglary. was acquitted.
Tho llobcln has,eaH corpus case will he taken
Up IN thc CrimIual Court at 10 o'clock this
'lornIrg. fobs!n. y the crazy rohblcr Who
tried 10 alloot Col. Iuessep With upor.key or
sono such deadlY weapon.
Hoffman. urinlcr who hal been arrested on
writ taken out BY Mar1cr, Luse il Co., was dts.
charged, Oh tti1 gtouutl shat tt,p Atlluaytis on
whtch tic wfat waa basta wero not properly
drawn.
Tho Committed On Public Charities yesterday
audited the Pay.rOi!s vi thu Cauuty.A9cul'3
ut!lcc the lnsuI,o Asylum unl tbs to0r-l lIousc,
aud rejected y uumbcr of applications LOT
passea. They also adopted Q resolution proyt1-
l'tS that, nfter june !, gil rcuuistuous for sup.
t"os-iiouse must u tnudu upou special uank
foru and signed by tho Wardeu, btutskuepur,
Aed!ea! SUPERINTENDENT, OF Engineer, Is thu
| ease may er-
Sheriff iioitmaun yesterday received yoluln.
| no1s dueu.'ent bearing multitude ot seals
tn k.sk. III
, 1879-05-28
CANADA.
nr. snlttvnn's Observation-Disclosures
Two CDniAKratton.

nr. Snlttynn's Observation-Disclosures
Two CDntta grafton.
Eutc.ol Dtsp1feh to TAs Tribune
MONTREAL, May 27.-Thc Nev. Mr.. Dumouln.
Rector Of St. Martins Church, Inns loft for Chi.
cago with J. W. Doanc. of TINT city. It Il un-
lcrstool that bo las received a call to preside
over Tr!ntty Church as successor to the llov.
Dr. Sullivan, now OF Montreal. His removal 10
Chicago would bn 9rcntly regretted, as In Ia
considered one OF tlic most eloquent Of the En-.
gltsh Church clergy here.
Tie Herald to-day says: "Wo learn that, IN
addition to tho gentlemen Oh whom honor OF
knlgtthool WIS cut,iurrcd on SATURDAY., II wns
the tntenuon OF her Majesty to e!vc tis sai,c
Mr.. brown received very Kind and graceful
nntc, announcing the fact, ANIL at flc sn,ns t!mr
assuring iiu, OF the pleasure wl!el, II afforded
bis Exccllcncy to bo the agent br which the
distinction wRs TO bG conveyed: Mr' Br,w,,,
not 10 accept this acknowledgements Of his svrs-
icrs as public man, anl his prcSCnrc IN tho
city Saturday was for The purpose of express
inE. to The Mar9us Of Lornc ~ person his sense
mission to decline the rcccntlon Of It. This sa
the second tln,o Mr. Drown has declined sItn-
liar distinction.
cAnn4os S'se FL!en ;s't;n on to ny r "s x fro broke
out hore this afternoon which at ola ti.nc
threatened this destruction Of tic cntfro village.
nione which 1t extended for half mile. 9cv-
cral f,ouses were burnt, a,,,l nhout Ii, 5,O00, 0c0
feet nf lumber, valued at et50,00o. I1se Ottawa
T,ro Brigade was tecgraphcd for nnd arrived
thih evening. They will remain until n1Drnin:!,
10 guard aQatnst u possible renewa! Of the
flames.
HAL1nunroN, Ont, May a7.-On Sunday lasl
Robert Jackson, ngcd 20, a.l two sisters, u aud
12, were dEowncl at Third Lake Township,
Etanhopc, by tic upsctting or canoe.
, 1879-05-28
EVANSTON,

Tho wedding Of Miss Mari f. Conwcll,
daughter Of ule Rev. r. \. Conwel, OF Eyans.
tol., 10 tho Iscv. jatucs II. barkleY, ot Newark,
N. j., occurred al The house Of tic bride, on
Chicago avenue, at O'Clock yesterday alter
noon. A company OF relatives a,uA inttnaate
friends wero prcseut. 111v ceremony was per-
FORMED bY the brids's father, assisted by tho
Rey. T. Il. strobrldgc, of Oak PARK, brother
,n-law Of thu hrlde The house MAS beautifully
decorated, especially noticeable beiny Il horse
sl.oc Of rars owors hanging Ia ti.u frut.t parlor,
mud tall f.lclsia, nearly eight feet Ia hEh And
in iuii h!oon,. xeast,NE sn1'vpr a'nl p!eas-
ant social followed thu taking Of the yuws. The
valuable. Mr.. Barkley, whn Is II Presbyterian
minister loentou 1T WycklyH CIlapcI. Newark,
n. j., hns gum East With his Western brNte,
Tue College Seniors aayo voted to ouy $3.50
towcr c1nuk,
, 1879-05-28

spectal Hispafcht* To The T,taane.
FArR,fox5, Fillmore CO., May Give have
had cop!ous rnlns within tho last tca
dafs. More corn pIuntcd this ycar than last.
AL small grain Is backward. Crop prospects
good.
BaowssylLLE, Ncmahn Co, MaT 27-Wc
have lad plenty ol rnln. Good stand Of corn
mt,A well advanced. Small grnln has not bccn
injured by the drought. No s.l,ilt OF any con.
sei,lcncc thtB aeason.
BiDoMladroN, Franklin Co., May az.-1'he
ratns u tho last two weeks havu put eu,al Erutn
III splendid eunsIitlon. Never better. TURNER'S
happy. HIVE nu excellent stand Ut corn aud a
llrlH ncrcagc.
WEST pntNT, Cumming Co., May a7.-So
damage ly drought. Grass gunti, Fisst~rntu
stand Of corn. Csop prospects very good. Never
better.
CENTRAL ClTT, Sfurrfck Co., May e1-Crops
of all kinds lievcr luuked better Than at nrnsont.
Have had plenty OF rain. Corn Is Weli up.
Acreage INCREASED 10 per cont.
, 1879-05-28
IL HlttEulur lkpl4l,arY.

MR. james ". Ctisolm'a house, No. IS flcrk-
liner street, Drooklyu. was entered by tllo seer
oul-atOry window Oh Saturday, May II, and &l0
in nonoy anA patt Of bracelets were stolen.
Tile lour.helt OF Thu lulso was FunE Violently
on thu following Thursday night, 4lteec was q
yellow enyelops haAEsrg tu thu doar.knot, hy a
string. Tie stolen bracelets wero In the ullycl-
OPP, ast with llem tho following note: :. Mrs.
CA!soln,, am sorry bud 70 take tllu money.
II wns 70 bury dead ch!lu.h