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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-09-06

WATERFoGD.-Rev. DR.. Thomas Hill,
(ex-President of Harvard College and
family are boarding at the Waterford
House. DIR. H. preached at the Congrega-
tlonal church two Sab5aths, giving fine
discOurses. Rev. J. S. Richards takes his
vacation next week. He Is visited by his
brother and wife from Boston.
Mrs. Caroline +. Brown, the mother OF
"Artemus Ward has been visited By q
large number Of strangers this summer
Nftrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-09-06
Vote for the anti-monopo.
list:
NELSON DINGLEY, JR.

We are informed on good authority
that Hon. Washington Gilbert was at
Albany Town House Monday and had 4
voters from Albany, two from North
Waterford, two from Stoneham four
women aud three boys. Three of the
voters were Republicans. This Is g fail
sample of their meetings. this year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-09-06

SoUru PARIS. Quite number from
this place will attend the State Fair.
Mrs Ti,comb is visiting hex daughter
at Arlington, Mass.
/ c. VI. Daicy's shoe shop closed 4 sue
cessful season this week.
Addison Loyejoy remains critically III.
Coleman Curtis IS able TO III up some.
\ party OF eight persons worsel their
passage 10 campmeeting on hand car.
MaSons fruit jars are high. Two quart
jars sell At eighteen cents each.
Miss Ada Morton Is teaching her THIRD
term OF school AZ West Paris. She is liked
very much.
The item OF las. week that said Rev. Mr.
Spaguc would preaca at Norway every
Sunday, shoGid have read Norway Centre.
Mr.. Victor Grgenlief a student Of Geo.
\. Wilson, e,q , IS making rapid progress
"a lis lcg. studies.
The New Orleans minstrcls played to a
full house last wednesday night.
Flour has taken an upward tendency.
Good ST. Louis rogy sells At 500 per bar
rel.
Mr.. Kendall Swift, has quite large col
lection OF coins Of various sizes, nation
alItes and denominations.
II man walks around 4 tree, does he go
around sasiFrei ON the tree, If the SPUR
rel keeps always On the opposite side OF The
tree from the man: Is the all absorbing
question which - being argued and dem-
onstrated by chalk marks on the foor for
hours at q time In stores, rainy days.
A large quantity OF sweet corn and Lima
beans was brought into the factory last
week.
portion Of the trees in Pine grove Gem
ctcfy are being cut down and hauled away,
As It is believed too much shade and too
many trees has tendency TO breed moss
and dinac upon monuments and head
stones.
The oxford Cvmet announces that lin
order 10 make extensive changes in regard
to the publication Of the Comei, II will be
necessary 10 suspend work on It's pages
for a short time" The Norway Adcsriiser
will be furnished during the intcrmlssion
The funeral services of Mrs. King, moth
or OF s. VI. King esq, were held at her
sons residence, Saturday at . =. NJ. and
were attended by large number ofpeople.
Mrs. $. W. Andrews was suddenly taken
bleeding at the lungs Saturday Aug. 27th.
+. VI. She was attended by DR.. Holden,
and the bleeding checked. Is.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-09-06

Mr.. Ben Israel Butler is very i'll at the
Bay View House, Old Orchard Gen. But
Ter has been telegraphed for, and sailed
from Halifax in his yatch on Friday.
Must have been in g great hurry to
get there. Why didn't he come by
rail
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-09-06
AsH-1oiNlC,
A Perfected Purifier OF tho sv,,.,

~NNa
ToSc. Increasing me- siraqN. olrj-r,.a
,Jscfsgf de5iAty, and restoring hsaltg r,lll...s
-WEBzTEg.
For Indigestion, and Dvspens;,
the many forms of Liver Com.
plant, Impure and Impoyerisbel
Blood, and Functional D,r7no.
ments attendant upon DEBILITY. and
for Building mp the weak. Ash.
Tonic is doubtless the most pror~.
and certain remedy yet devised l.
IL lib. bottles, 10 cents; SIX ot.l-.
81. Accredited Physician, ami
Clergymen, who may desire to te,,
the Tonic, will be supplied with no.
exceeding six bottles, a; one-half
the retail price, money to accom-.
pany the order. Sold by DugHqs
and by ID. b. Dewey x Co., - Dey
St., n. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-09-06

Tho State Fair opens at Lewiston
today Tuesday Sept. 6, and continues dur
ing Friday. There is every prospect Of a
large and successful exhibition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-09-06
Newspaper Decisions.

1. Any person who takes paper regularly
rom the ofhce--whether directed TO MS name OF
.rashsrss or whether he has subscribed or not
h responsible for the payment ,.,..,
2. Ii person orders his paper d,seoae.hne s
he must pay all Averages, or the paoishsI n,as
continue 10 send n until payment u maize, ana
Collect the whole amount, whether the paper IS
taken from the once or not.
5. TheC Courts have decided thairelcsingt 70 axe
newspapers and periodicals RON tne pos. I'm -
pysna Jacss evidence Of fraud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-09-06

Court sits in two weeks. with Judge
Peters on the bench. Probate Court un
der Judge Frye will be in session the
same day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-09-06

! expanded, were az least Ten lhCHtH III W.
ameter, and beautiful beyond description.
They hllod the room with q rich perfume,
, ONE remaining open in the morning. W.
NEAR FNIS.-Ihc last two weeks have
been full of deaths and accidents in this
vicinity. About two weeks ago Mr.. Sam
uel Gilpatrick lost a child about one year
Old. Friday, Aug. 10, Mrs. Foss Of SO.
/ Hiram, was fo.nd dead in her bed. sun
day following Mrs. Charles G. Wcscott Of
| Porter. died. These were middle aged
women. ON the same day Mt Daniel Rid
ION died, aged about eighty years. The
next Tuesday Capt; Henry Mason died,
aged eighty years The Wednesday before
he came from Eaton. y. H.. where IL nas
been HING Tor nnmD,. OF years, 20 visit
his friends here aud the old home where
lac was born and brought up. Saturday
morning he had 4 paraIy.ic shock from the
Effects OF which be- died a- before stated Oh
Tuesday. His RENAME p,,, carried to
Eaton and buried the next Thursday. Miss
Emma Walker, aged about twcniy-oue
years, died OF consumption last Monday,
Aug. 2a. at Andrew Mcriteld s,Nncso she
has lived from q small child.
Monday, Aug -, as Mr. Eli b. Rounds
OF Porter, was choppius logs in Tam
worth, y. Il, he Eel from Jog when he
was chopping 90, striking bis side upon
the sharp edge Of bis axe. driving the
blade into his body between the ribs, to
the handle. II penetrated his laugs. and
70 keep him alive his doe.or had TO insert
2 table In the cut of the lang and pump the |
blood out alsO Ne had TO make an iucision
in the lower part % the abdomen TO let out /.
the blood that had settled there from The I
wound The last account from him is, I
that his doctor thinks he can live but a
very short time. He Is midlle-aged man .
and has family
Yesterday "Wednesday, Aug. 80 three
young men Of Porter went into the Saco
river at BrowuGeld 20 bathc, aud were
drowned Thor names were Samuel Dur
gin 3rd, aged twenty TWO years; George
DureIu, aged eighteen, aud Andrew !. Nc /
Donald, cgcd sixteen. THY could not |
swim, and wadins out On saud-bar II |
gave way under them and precipitated |
them into deep water Their bodies were
recovered and will be buried to-day Thurs
day.
The weather Is very hot, aud the ground
Is drying up badly. The air Is filled with
smoke, so much so that the sun can hardly |
shine. NJ.
Sept. !, 1881.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-09-06

HrE.M.-Mrs. Capt. Samuel Wadsworth
of this town. Is the fortunate possessor OF
4 very guc specimen of night blooming ce-
rcus-cactus grdFd.for on Sunday eve
ming, Aug. ~, six large flowers unfoldcd
their exquisite beauties, and the next eve
Ming four more. The largest, when fully
expanded were at least ten inches In di-
ametcr, and beautiful beyond description.
They huod the room with rich perfume,
some remaining open in The morning. W
, 1881-04-22
PROVISIONS.
i 1ENF y ~ '"F
A ilEAat1SAtltY QUIET DAY.

A ilEAaflSAutr QUIET DAP.
Tfcfo wna no spcctnl excitement In pork yes
tcr,iay Tito market tlroppull in tho morning IL
II lower point than ps1 tho dry before. breakti.g
cRr'y 10 collts pcr iarsol, then went back, and
ruled atcatior Inter IN tho lnyt closing little
stronger ttinn on Wednesday,.
Tho ctief fenturo Gariy WINS tho belief that
Sictlco ch WIS getting aut. This wis fostcrod by
tho fuct TINT two or three times h0 seemed to no
selling freely, md oflco whom they hid $i145 for
juno ,e otruroh tU sell b,tD1 barrels ut $lE40. nnl
uohody took H. The feeling during tho first
honr al,t1 IL hair simply summed mp waB that
everybody was wAtchtng everybody olsc with
tho eyes Ut u hawk, aud every tlmu nny ono
wanted to buy or sell 30 or 50o bur-
ruls ovcrybnLy olsu wRnsea to do
tho snrne thIng, following talo 1catl. ThGro
lias neyBr bcuh lay slnca tho cl use Of tho Wlr
that unsettled quotation Mt tho rhtH nf bO NeEts
pernln1tc and wlon rrlecs bobt,fd up una 'lowil
10 wildly rs they dill yesterday, Though tho t0ttil
r.,tRe u tic mnrket during tho dug iins ocon
For instance tho cn tho i1nrket sAs In sue
ctasian. At intervals, altnosttIs rnpli ~ ns c.l!,
Malc s17. .49; ~: WI; ", 70 se!!o.g: ~ a!d;
10 solcrs; 10 huyurs: 10 Bolltrs. Tllo lowest
ing; tic I!shest Tor s,o saI!s, sl7;55 4 Iittie9
atur snl tho clsls!tR, sl7,JiH GDl7.40. Larsl and
meats went III, Arlal tuwn also, not so rtp1ly,
but III sytnpnthy with pork.
Tie erowtl 8etnl to think tho Milwaukee giants
are trying to ut!o at.. % cseatc short inter-
think 1t ls big unuuHE1. Tho stury that tho Me-
Eeneh folks lnfu tnNtlu thrIe.t)umrlers 0f y
million by tho nork speculation Ia not toliovett
by a0ttse Of tli0sU who Aru supposed 10 hAyg I'm
ventura tho rplnlrk lhnt $luo,0 900 would cov0r
tho Dtlc.
, 1881-04-22
CLOSING THE DIVES.

MAyt,t uAnuJs1N nEyDKEH Nt)HE tlCESgEs,
s,m.,s ,t.r.Isrm snt.t ,aatnr,tuw tint hn ,vn,,,d
syor iarsts' @ S'. ssssS an,,s w. NV m ~
make war upon tno n,sfcplltitpo aet's, anu US
nm evidence Ut his good Intentions. ho scnt tho
following communication 10 Superintendent
olGd"t'A'o' az - ...,
EHtCAGfl. April II. lbal.-WtuaW !. McjAfl-
Nlc. E'aI.. SirErliltehdent ~ iy!iee-s!M: uaere
Are rcpnfs Guffelit tnat 9Mnt nMMuor "
spnftiaH neHple nave 1oGna tnelr WHY % tnls
oy aTa ~ ~, s et ns re- ~ aFns
~ ser!iEc Victims, Il this IS tno case. y3n W.!
p!oasr sou t''at t19y Aro aTrGAtao Micr tno
vnKrnflt 4ct. aht! tlat tno holle9 eot!iiue ~
nuke slech MTfests Until lno Guy us oeetl GeMEea
Ut thoni- Will no Gccntncoi1. tltcy tNrfi psot|
tefs mn conentt snh'shiGs lor ino ttTlNtrMHuu
81 crimes It, ttis city, Ch!cnKo IL nut she nsyn
fur Aei = ciAss IAcy tnsst no EiSctl the !u!leat
rosrsu" !" tao e. gn' " IL tanth II Shers "ay taHo
Pleasc unity yUur pntrt'!tiot to keep a close
which OF sisnGelea oatraetefs. an1 a0o .la, .hMa
loitncr qntnb!tnH.hullsos tlf othet tllleta give
thuM Shult4r Or support. 1nnfb Fcstee;!n!y.
CAkfEit II. HAittlAt.Ss a.HyuF.,
-sitnscfluehl 70 tn!s sestntilttnC'lI aiot.ari4i9
Ad scGrutnry DDyie, nI w Fnl!o9 DepnrttlAnrI'
were cloeGtetl Win th9 Mayor ~ ala tttsnto OF.
nep 4oF II losiH tlsnHEs Auu sau "tssNu tuHt1t WIS
, 1881-04-22

HrsteQt uAp0ffh 10 Ihs Gh&sd90 Jftb4Hss
OTTAWA, April 2l,-It Ia stated TINT. should the
ctail-tug provo successful fn deepening tho
channel OF tho uulops itapls, tho Cornwall
Canai will not hc onlarged. 1t IL believed that
heavy -lr1lught vessclS would 10 nbie to rot
through with nssStat,cc, US With a duppcr 0hal.
,lcl tho current Will not, 1t Ia expected, 10 10
yreat.
Tho water In tho Ottawa River and It's trtbu-
tnrEcs is very low, md th0re Ia felt TO 10 c0,l"
siderable doubt as to tho luHs and tIulbor cut
'iuru,v tho wintor boluv gut dawn. Arrange
tnents havs been nalu Ivy tho Bc0teh Lut1bos
Company with tho Cat.Ada Central and OcciAont-
Vi llawHys for tho shipment pt thelr .eItlro
wlmtUrs mt Of square tlHihur on tho 'ru1nlaca!n.
tullue Ut 45a tt&ua II II Btatot tilat tho rato nf
fFgl4hs a9rech upon H. fire ccnls }'1r foot Inore
will b0 LIN cMr.Iultia IL, alf. This 4htpUHt ut
MllMru t!tnber by rail- from tho Limits through to
Qlettc marks nuw erl tn the trade. ..,
ltiphtABrlA IL prts,llout ut CuMborland, anu
, SSteiai Dtspateh 10 3hs Chicago Irt6uRs.
MDhrnEAI.. tAprtl .a-Thero 1Fe runners tnAt
| tho bunk Of Nuupral will DECLARE u per cultt
dividend tHr thu hat.yehr and Aisn Flfe u oottaa
| Vi Eur cent. Thu lAttur 70 doubtful, ...
Thu wutur In the 1T, LAWfeAc0 10 lnprtce-
liUutcdly how this scAst,s!. ~
special general nlsot!AK Of Canadian Fac!tls
/ NajlWNy shareholders will he held herD Du tbs
| 3lat plux., to takp tntu consideration t9H pro-
pOsGd At,,u!gAtnutiDu with TIL tAlladA t0n{rat
'es sstst saGs. tt q SFsa?a y 'sSs eS.a,e 4su
| Talu,NTo, april 9l.-Therg aru only Two 1nei
III Cn,.a4la ,whu can clnl'n tug homer OF hayIn4
| received the MttUnL0n of Lord HeacDilstlcad
| His pupil. inIitAtor, and straHy resemblance
CauadAs 6lr Johu Macdonald, Il credited Wit
, 1881-04-22
CAROLINE i, DAY.
A Tltl,lD TRIAL sot INSANITY.

TltlitD TRIAL F0it INSANITY.
There was quite sesa.i9n N thS y, Go.ny
r,., .n1 ,rrni1,mont ~ Mig isarotIno u. INV
~ NJ :eur, ",,c vc,,,r M tt,a nnnrv., nf liam,
" so. ~, i"Ae "sun"o. ". NV s"".So -. uosns
MsnHo' Gnu "as 'F!e" tW'ts "' tle e"'ho G'"'eo
III Dceenncs last' IL Will po relhenpetca. nlu
was fonn'' to bc Insane and afterwards 10 10
ssno Then her mother md sstsr "ppssts ,ss s
.ne e''Inpsa''l'k """sesoa' ana sas,s'a, ', n'y
reappcarcd IN the samo rolr' followed by
unnn hn,,,uo n Iurv nureo with tlle,n in tim
" ", ,ha. ~, ,'Son"s,es. w,,n,,n wa. " ~o".
inK mauiao aud IL lit subject for an Insane
asylum.
i!or arrest upon tho o',arxe was very sudden
e entorsa tho u ' ia shur3o w Of % M sur sr
c'ac sho i,M., ,,nt ncsn virrn NJ, on,or,mnity to
co.,'so aJ nr"ro ',o1r'so is M.
prso"Fo cout'so' aha !'seihee u uetelae' put W.
cnse " nGi tMsoFMn!u ~ niia @ s,MN'Mot; @
nn,isc u Ip hnr nrrs. ~. hstn lnr u In M "svm "'
Who!, hi hpr "a tmSe VIA callei ahe wiz M ~ Without
A.wyer, hit III. Lava, seeing icr dIstross, voi.
ts.,tt smisl nn cpnI SnIy rraut II rUniin,lNnca on
the oan.lit.on ihat s6o 10 ~ Jul, an! j" ,ho
n,.t nf ;Sss*tx ~ at fs H. ws seze Ac ~
,nm.!sra,nd u,1si saii s Ws ,,re,,"rx, I" i,t,
,e c,,t'sss X III trial rather ," sneS nixht
MnsS s W! IT. u aeo '''s , Il wiz viii 1 HUH
s,Snty @ ts s.ttIon WI via mnts"r*tnx imSss
ynS 11i,'n' mi H." triu, was s,r,n.ceii w,t
WI Whu rss svi"nss % Milt,.i WA '""'
.'.' ...ss..,'.'.,'s s.s 80 n,,,.. nj. -,,,,
Alss F1o9ott"a .rs.,sv,. ~, = 69ste" VI 1As
@cc"skp'
Tho burden of her stury VIVA that tho defendant
lll not l!ltD hcr or har ln.lcr. nr Dr." Cote. Y
lAMrArr ut thu llousu,-i0w u.nployed W onu VI
railt:'aa thl,!asi!es-htM taht sl1o WIs laot 1ver
~ hr,u.s et ,o r. HI. i1sn ~, .,S m,u",sn
M 'Wre i n t,"" tt,n ~ ,n|t,a. tnst stIti., tint ihn
acul,ss nil l".y rsrv no, pxpits.l fpr sSysrIi
suv. ~ ~ ,s,,,t. ,yys,u s-,, si,s Eisnr.
Wt"s,, 1 so i,HH tnn sty % ma a. IL, ,,nd has
"rrcs,.1 .tr IunTl',n, I'i sio @ fn,,I' @ mi hHr
nsM,rt1npt iTw,i. X"nns.i hn.l ni,iusI,.i r., II.
,l,, s." r'I'rw "t h.r t,'.,s%. s ~! suvu1cI r.
u marrul IL D. .ho s,rUyitis ~ w,tSsss. Wmcss
, 1881-04-22

hnvo n plhllo reception nntl tall IN ar hcforo
Atay 1t, ard Mce!ra Mot,ogan, f}nrku, eiG1nberg'
Uutk1wln, md Sfil1cr wcre appointed Ctiininit.
fclnt.
iii. Mof,ogan said that he hal received com.
meeting at No. ~ West Lake street. and desired
to have 4 visit fr1m delegation Of tho Trades
Assembly. md Mcsara. llurke and ElriEht were
nprn'ntCl n cntnmitte0 IT, cnll upon theIn 0llu
ntitlrcss tl,en1 IN hnhaf Ut tho Assembly.
Mr.. t@n,,lwtn sn!i that thorn sns t striEo i!
Cnr- Works, ,Ititi thuao ul tho iA.k island shurs
nre on tho point ii striking. They wane.l ~
per cent moro .pay,'and they o.iRht y get =.
tlct md Untuns c0ufA bp nruAnlzctl IN l'uth
plhces u tho right rcurtn wcnt tiorG 70 helt tue
movement on. Tho meeting then ndjourned.
, 1881-04-22
MYSTERIOUS MURDER.

bIettu1 7EspaRt6 " zH7 EHtrssV" 771oHHSs
nnANTF0IlD. April 2t.-atr. J. u. Sngc, Secre-
tnry-Trcas,,rer at tho Hrnntfortl schools, su1-
donly Disappeared IN December lnst, and. as no
wns known to hnvo drawn n largo sum from the
thought TINT pcrhaps ho had aoscon,ied. Search
was lna40 In every observation-disclosures, amongst
other places, hciMg ylsitcA by tho detectives.
Tllp othor day hts btNiy wAs found In tho 9 Graz:d
1ttver, n1Rr Calttiunln with such marks on " az
p!aEnly Showed hu hnil been murdered. An IN.
quest Il n0w being hold, aud tho authorities are
dctarn,lnesit e 70 to tho botromof tho matter. NJ
perpotr4,tnr or perpetrators or the deed. The
Dnturlo linvcrnlflrnt hnyo offered 4 reward Ut
$l,tN1 for tho npprehensnn Ut tho guilty nrtes.
aud! the CDinty Council and the fntt1er nf tho
t'cccnsei will larHcy inctpaso tho reward. innk-
Ing tho tUtAl nlnntlnt A.O4. Tha Inquest hus
been adjourned until tho 18th Inst.
, 1881-04-22
CANADA.
n1DEAU HALL 1t1tMIN1SCENCEs.
Rrfffat phnaleh 10 1hs Chteaad Tribune.


8rsttat Dhpafeh 10 1hs Chicago Tribune.
OrrAwA, April sl,-An ovonlng paper pub.
ltshes tho following Itl,tean tlnil rc,ulrlsocnces
"Whcn l,6rl DntIertn WIS Noyernor. Quncrol
Of Cnnnia, his hospitality WIS famous. On
ono occnson In consequence Ut n Ictter
of introduction which hnd been presented,
his Lorlsnip ivnEted an ambitious Now
York cnl 10 dinner at 1t[leau iiall
Naturally tho ambitious end was dcitxhted. DUR
ing tho evo,itng terrific rnin. storm sot In, and
Indy DuiTcrin considerably lnyiteA her hl,s-
lln1s HIcst 10 pnss tho night Mt tho 1tRll Need
less 10 aay, ho acrpptc. mil tho cup Ut Ills atn.
bIti0n. was full, Shortly aftcr no Ind
retired. Latly EMtfurn sent o!,e of
the fOnthlcn np 10 his rum To SEQ
n hs hutl everything no wnnte The @ toottnnn M
H. hn!, run e !s hotel in tho polling ral to rot
ssi'lils Ia nuihor ono: During tha first year OK
Lord .ssars residence at Nldcnt iinli, when no
,rna Sir John Young. he rtMlu down ono evenlng
with Il Gloucester fnrnior on wtMal.aciRh
Tho nnvernur-0cnernl. III hla own niInblp itint'.
tlGr, hold ulIta conversation with the owner OF
tho sleigh. Amongst uther things, lp. nskcd him
RunIt his fArfn. his family. md hiR tintne. On
Hpt,ronChtnF ttItlcAu Hall by tho lower rONl, tho
fttriuer, hnTinK M idea OF tho dignity Of lly
pHssoGEurt nskud his Eycclcncy. TITS nnnGt and
whore he Iiyoti. Pointing to Rtdonn lIAll. Sir
John snil: ! live lscru; my natne I. founE.
Rrtl tic Governor Gc,lerRl Of Canada. Tho
ratilotlt replied, :" Yubn tlan!'''-which, by tho
wny, is the nlnlc OF n California town.
, 1881-04-22
TIE cArrLE. SHIPMENT ORDER,

Spft1df u4pattN 70 1he Chtta00 Tribune.
MOSrl,EAt. April 2l.-shippcrs Of cattle blane
thu Government for not giving auiliclent pub
ttclty to tho lust order regulating tho shipment
Ut cattle. The steamship Lp&o A1nnitobuu, which
sallc, tho othor day from Portland for Livor-
pool vin HALIFAX, hnd n cnrgo Ut cattle placed
On bouri, and site was within four hours Of aall-
ing WHOM ono Of tho shippers had occasion to
inquire from tho Department OF the Minister Of
AKrlcaftlra concerning tho Importation OF cat
liz to the Dominion. Then for tho first titnu hu
IeRrnud tlmt "Vcssels eAErylnE cnttto from any
Amurtcan port to ano!ner Eaall 1e prohibited
thirty days" etc. Tho cargo Of eattlu bud beon
purchased. Tho Luke N1RllltobMn WIS to sull In
four hours, md hAu contracted 10 carry tho ent-
tic. OF ct,i,rso tho regulations spoiled tho cargo
for tho steAtner, md Tho Ind to satl Without It,
Nultt0r tho Hoard ut Trnda MDr tho linrhor COM
lnisslUtl hero wure o,fulally notiilud Of the
chaaNC In tho regulations.
, 1881-04-22

Its true thut La.ly llaucho Murphy married. a
wrltt0ti. uIotH, With him, s!r. Murphy. wus tAtl
beul, :.fxuulst ut tho lrornp!on 0ra!ory. vas up.
EoilttI 10 tho pr!yate ehaPel uf tho Earl "
conquered Lady l'Ianchs Hoei; ls snurse tue
falnilY rela0nsl tutctl: but tho lady wus lUtsr.
;i4U lisarTlusu. whtuh to1k plaee 1t 81, alarys,
Chutauu, aud oven walltod toafl blu lauHhtcr IN
her now Eartor with 1n lunulty, Lady Nlanehn
however, refused tho fMtniy ntd, r.lsnliltlually
prefprr,ug ~ bu knowu ~ ulaill Mru. Murphy,
tho iioer,.ian organ'sts wtls a!A 70 ss,ass @ wtsa
him bis professional ups ana downs. Yho t'tst
, 1881-04-22

cs.t nj tnu,,on-spttal,el,,s, In fact. Eu}aratlns
tu tho United tstRtes ten years ng.,, sc tnok ~
pqriudIcsl literature. Is!ne hor titin 70 enhance enhance
thu earnings of hcr husband and her own. tho
ct,tiplu nn1asspd fair cnmphtuncs.. Indy
1}inncho WIS mover Htvon ttr by tho sntnily.-ano
nlwnys rntnntnctt on tho most tlilnl and sistorly
terms With thotn,-l.ht IL the Inst eoflaod pe'
0uu1AEY help OxuGpt Otl ono utNnHOus
, 1881-04-22

bnmbou&ttng him In tho matter y,
able wllaernnss" in tho Nurthwr,tn ne .*'lua,
win Smith 10 tho otiler. lie, Il fkst vi. III
fnl of all lieaoonslseld's critics. sn% a%oss pese1
nnvcl Ut !" lpthRir" 1seacunslnI'S a. n1tn. iuE|
Smith d "polItIonl parasitic II s'sled 0olds!
, 1881-04-22
now TIE NIx0-LEAnEns uOr UuT OF TttEln
CELLS.

1N U1ON zANI = - Ely M ns.
rho wrpr,utors OF livery -stahlcs ht.yo bccoa.o
th,rn,,,yhlv nrtu,ari mn ti,n a1,hTcct IF tim now
.'.,." .s1,'. .,n ~ ,,,s. ,,n,, s,,.r., t.v ~,
Mnyor. Aftor. considerable cuiter0nee, 1t
WIS decided to form nm oryaniz,ldO., to pro-
tect tholr interests. and meeting was
aceorllha'y holu ~ 'ho rn.tnar liooao 'na. eson'
tnY. Th0ro wero representatives rTose'lt from
tbIrty.ppe lr,ns, and nsaurutleos received OF CO.
tnnrntinn fr1,n othora.
,"n.,',r,rv ,,r.r,y. lin, ,r.a ofyoe+o,, ,,v TIM
.ecti "f = n suu Ssnss,',n ",1g ChelrI,a ea nh NJ 'lo
Ilpburts, Secretary,
Tin Jirat tu,s,,,pss ,ione wos IN oxoludo eoit-
1Asy aS"n'H'' M1o 1tn M so t tMu ..sottu9t
3,sss'si f., ,ra. noss, ,,,, i Asg. IVY \,
i@nn 'es 'ooGs prpIsp Wr,s sppot,iai no,iaion 10
utth,nseu uHMu"E H"E Me NI!Iy.iIMuu ~! y.I